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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
EAGLES TO COMMUNE WITH DEAD MEMBERS Annual Memorial SerV ces VIII be Held With Extensive Program TOmOr.
 row Evening.

Memorial exercises of Bridgeport Aerie. F. o. E.. will be held in keep ing with the annual observance, at Eagles hall tomorrow evening. with Grand Worthy Vice President Thomas F. Grady of New York city the pr1n- cipal guest and speaker. Although the annual memorial program has in- variably attracted widespread atten- ton, that of this year promises to sical program has been arranged in connection with the eulogy of Grand Worthy Vice President Grady.
 The program follows:
 March. (a5 F"Aida''-verdf. Cornet Solo Cb) ''Noue Ver''-Mattei.
 MT. William Dalton. Overture Co ''Pique Dame''-Suppe.
 Meyers Orchestra Lead Kindly Light'-Buck.
 Criterion Quartette- Opening Exercises.
 Officers of Bridgeport Aerie. '+Heard the Voice of Jesus Say'', so-
 Miss Anna sadler. Roll Call of Honored Dead.
 Financial Secretary D. J. O'Cononr. a"There-s a Beautiful Land on High'',
 soprano solo,
 Grand Worthy Vice President
 Thomas F. Grady. Home Lend" tenor goloEIdansconb' 'sHe Giveth His Beloved Sleep, bari
 tone solo-Franz Apt.
 MT. Joseph F. Wieler, Closing Exercises.
 ofT1cers of Bridgeport Aerie. Crossing the Bar''-Tennyson-
 Criterion Quartette. Nearer. My God. to Thee''.
 Audience.
 Prof. Weidenhammer. Acconpanist. These are the deceased members of Bridgeport Aerie. whose likenesses will be thrown upon a screen as their names are called:
 Thomas F. McCabe, Peter J. Wha1ey. Francis B. Curley. Thomas E. Owens. William Finnegan. Edward Cunning ham. William E. Dobbs. James A. Duprees. Martin J. Kelly, David F. Flynn, Patrick Walsh, William H. nor, Charles H. Wilson, Matthew Ward, Francis x. Smith. Samuel W. Goldstine. Patrick D. Sheehan. Fred Sweetland, Daniel R. Maloney. Frank A. Damchey. Bernard L. connor, Thomas Roach. Bernard Don1an. John J. Kealay Frank McCue, Thomas Tierney, James Braithwaite. Thomas Nichols. John H. Dee, Henry Ellison. R. J. Gibbons, David O'Hearn, Frank Small, Nils A. Love, John w. Brennan. Frederick Prince, Philip Beers. Joseph Hampton. Matthew J. Rooney, William H. Smith. Patrick H. Burns, John Murtagh. Robert Davis. Joseph P. Clancy, William Reihl, James Reeves, Joseph Fay, James Brady. Thomas Fitzgerald, Thomas W. Potter, Harry Allen Miles, Fred J. Hayes, Patrick Grove, James H. Lyons. Michael J. Hurley. tom hunl1pQaL1, JOSlah Bdrker. Isaac Williams.
 The officers of Bridgeport Aerie who will take part in the closing exercises are:
 George P. Jameson. Worthy Presi- dent; William H. Callan, Worthy Vice President; Patrick H. Brady, Past Worthy President; Bernard F. Cooney, worthy Chaplain; Daniel J. O'Connor. Financial Secretary; Thomas M. Mo Namara. Recording Secretary; Thom- as W. Reddy, Treasurer; Joseph Barry. TTY- r Inside Guard; William Rogers. Outside Guard: Patrick H. Brady. Trustee; John J.. Doyle. Trustee; Martin Kelly, Trustee; Dr. D. H. Monahan, Physic- ian
 The Past Presidents will attend in a body. They are Frank J. Dgney. Henry E. Shannon, John T. Connors, John F. Tague, John M. Donnelly, John H. Spittler, Patrick H. Brady.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19

it's own negligence. or of proving con- and that the defendant was negligent as alleged. It is entirely clear that had the defendants motorman been have known the peril of the plain tiff in time to have avoided by the exercise of reasonable care running him down. The Marris were repre- seIfted by Cul inan and CulIinan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
BEEF TRUST PRICES
 LEAD TO BURGLARY

Miles Garity, the well known lunch cart magnate of 697 Barnum avenue, found on entering his kiosh at day. break this morning that during the night victims of the beef trusts high prices had cleaned out his ice box.
 Beef, ham and chops to the value of s25 had been carried away under cov- CT of darkness and there was nothing left in the refrigerator but the ice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
PISTOL DUEL VICTIM
 uNDER POLICE GUARD IS STILL IN HOSPITAL

Andrew Trappani, victim of the Wa ter street pistol duel of Thursday af- ieaxe St vincent's hospital today to stand trial for assault with intent to Nanni. appeared in the city court.
 At the request of Prosecutor De Laney. Judge Wilder continued the Thursday when it is expected that
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
Appropriations for Bridgeport Harbor
 Improvement Specific

washin gton, March 19--Senator Bulkeley yesterday offered an amend ment to the river and harbor bill pro o11onnock river at a cost of $50.000 and of Cedar Creek at a cost of $40.Oo0.
 An appropriation for $9o.00o for the combined purpose is in the bill as It came from the House. The amend nent has the effect of dividing the ap- propriation and making the sum to be used for each purpose specific.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
FOLK LORE MUSIC
 BY WEDNESDAY CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon Musical Club will give a musicale in the Strat- field. Wednesday afternoon. next, which will be devoted to an exempli fication of folk lore music. The par ticipants will be members of the club. Mrs. George w. Wheeler will lead.
 Rain coats are worn several inches shorter than the skirt no matter how short the skirt may be.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
CLEANEASY, THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn, PA StratfoFd Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19

1l.c4- 7 Jn-t s.s lsr->l Iii tile morning as at } nightP Things look dark Lack nerve
 power? Just remember this: Ayers Sarsaparilla is strong tonic, entirely free from alcohol. It puts red corpuscles into the tlood; gives steady, even power to the nerves strengthens the digestion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
GOV. LILLEY'S. ADDRESS TO
 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK
Last Public Appearance of Connecticuts Militant Execu
 tive and His Fine Tribute to the Irish Character
(speech Delivered at Bridgeport March IT, 1909 Repub hshed By 'The Fa1mer'' at Request of Many Who Heard the Dead Governor Make This, His Last Ad- dress.1

At the dinner given by the nghts pabe asssp1sg 1znz nee Gentlemen: If cannot like chauncey Depew address shmen, was MeNamara, while England strain race It ns 1 s us o that stock ~osa s sst a tenaey and talent for achievement purer trn n @ sing the the aeb hst ~e of and % % the about lsa5 re aas n to Con- st g disSeu en but @ h'5 a he and of purpose always characteristic of them phed could people be kept down who showed such devotion " Spea such zasrinen For it is recorded the early Irish settlers located . of ,as all a the ss ssra lief to s ~ T she on not on5 county and M into s far heh no human man can prevail and Of keep o0"snty sTd pG m @ @1 @ the d zrneaa n9 @ a+t Isle ~ ~ m s pusd that our most useful and productive activities the Irish
  Ioohlng broader field the growing the representatives of that wonderful
 
 
 
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19

Sealed proposals for the furnishing of the yearly supply of Anthracite coal (about 600 tons) best grade Le- high. sizes Egg and Stove, to be deliv- cred at the engine houses will be re- cefved and opened April list 1910. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
 BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS. ho D. c. HALL Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19
JUDGE BALDWIN ON
 'THE RESURRECTION

Judge Simeon E. Baldwin who re- gently retired from the Supreme Court bench, will deliver address at the Park Street Congrega tional church to- morrow evening on ''The Meaning of the Resurrection" The service will be held under the auspices of the Mems League of the church and all men of the city are invited. It is expected there will be a large attend ance, for Judge Baldwin's reputation as a sneaker is well known throughout the State.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19

A kitchen churn that holds but one quart is useful for turning cream into butter and also a cake mixer and for beating eggs for angel cake
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-19

Farmer Want Ads. Gent Word
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Die aOeale Ser ainOer.

Cine Grbebune, Die Bel gdulfin.
oern inn alter BON z bis IS Sobren
aneeiteIlt ipuroe. lieiert einen interel.
ianten geitrag sur @ipdoIogie 0es
8inoesaIters. Mon Ieate ndmIih
Sen ainoern ole 6roae Dor, rucldler
1erion, Die tie in ibren StuOien ooer
IN ibrem llm9ange fenncn oeGernt
batten. iie eIeihen poaten. IS er.
CAB iih, OnB onS Sinh I'M gltcr BON
z Subrcn I'M ollgemeinen i'm Batter
ODER Der Wntter iein S0eal erblidte.
Aber ihon friib oolSicbt iidJ 2in lin.
idbpune. Ser @eiittstreis 0es Qin6es
erfueitert i'd es beginnt an Den gl.
tern aritif 81 iiberL 10 Dab unter oen
ncimidbrigen ain0ern iid BLOB nod
20 gro5eit beIin0en. oie in einem
ser Gltern ibr Soeol erbliden, un0
unter Sen orei5ebniGbrigen befan0
lid nur nod Elm aino. oas an Dem
alien S0eal feItbielt. Neben ben 81.
tern ner0en 0erioHen aus Der n1be.
rem umgebung Der aiRoer: 2ebrer.
dltere @enolien bon ben iiinaeren
ain0ern oils SoeaIe peip16lt; Seloeu
Der @eidihte ODER 9eaeu6e treten in
oielem Alter nod niht ouf. Bel ben
dIteren Gnoben rDeroen oieie Soeala
baI0 Ourd @eitaIten aus Der @p.
ihidte uno ourb berit6mte 2eitge.
noien eriett. uebrruiden0 lit Die
Gbntiad)e oob Die M1ohen BON 7
biz 10 Snbrer nur nit meni9en Nus.
nobmen ibr Soenl i'm anoercn &c.
i6lehte iuhen, nabreno bel anaban
i'm 8. bis 8. Snbr bic 3abl Der Der.
ebrer oes peiblifRn Behledts nur
nod 10 9rosert betrdgt nm bonn IL.
Sabr ouF gtuu 81 iinfen. @eiitiGe
uno fiinitIeriihe @or5iIgc ibrer 6eI.
ben beeiuiIuiien bic MobI Don WGo.
den uno 9nabeH fat IN gieidem
9inBe, oageaeu ipieien torperIide 81.
genifaiten BEL Den @d06en cine De-.
Dcutidme Hoae. BON Den a4taben rDer.
ben iot6e nift elm ein5iges Wal an.
qeinbrt. neutrality-suspicious. mer.
zen bon Sen Wdoden bel bober Elm.
aeih1tt oIs bon ben 4naben. iie rib.
men Sic Cite. 6reun0Iidfeit, Barn.
ber5igfeit ibrer S0eal9eitalt. Aui.
faneno 1T aud. 6aB Die @ertbibas.
urg BON geiit uno @eit)tbum bel
ben annben i'm u. mo -. Sabre
Taft DeridpInoet. BEL ben Maoden
uber iih rom 8. Sabre Oh oauern6
auf aIeder 60be bolt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Turt eiusn 8uiaa tUurOe. bent
.@erliner Gageblatt" 5uiolge. in Der
altebruiroigeu Stride Can't Raria
N1oggiore IN ,sloren3 Elm aunitihoe
pom anBergcuobnlidem @crtbc cnt.
oedt. 9ls Die blonde on Der @anO
Der SelteHfopene beim Soholtar
cine Snidriittaiel nnbriuaen tuoIlten,
onrdbrad Der Sanuner plotli6 Ct.
ncn 0iirm permalicrten 9fallm, In
Dem iid1 sfuei alte Tabernnfei BON
mun0erbarer Sdonbeit beianoen.
lie beioen Dfnrmortabernafel Be.
iigen eiucn d)orafteriitiid ieincn
Galartirocento sfSries mit 10 prdhtig
nio0ellirtm gnaeln unO Rutten. Bop
bon Jahlelitea angenoutmeu miro.
nur Dino on 6ieiole fonne Der
Gd0picr Der a%uninUerte fem.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Sir Slide nnb Saus.
aa6sussttcI.

NJ II a q: @ur5eIiuppe. - TIeilh.
aHilaui nit 9rdtfartoffeln.
Otentag: @riinterninppe. -
Slumenfobl NIT 2oteIetten.
W ittmoh: Observation-Disclosures.
&eenteats nit Suroelen uno
Shmortartofieln.
Ooanerstog: @eiBbobnenIup.
pc nit OurdJwohienem Sped. -
&alepu0oing.
6reitoa: 6iihinppe. - Raaont
bon @iloenten init Msaftaroni. -
3fanufiihsn.
Q amstag: Seaerieiuppe. - Sa.
ie init &obmiauce. ~ Mpielmls.
- @ebadener Heis.
2 onntna: Apfelmeiniuppe. -
SdapeinsfiIet NIT ShoteHgemiiie.
6ruhtiaftipeiie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Sie sdaOIidtrit Der Geuarsr.

Die @etuiir5e seboren Su Sen Sc
miBmlttelH mo iinO ais iolde mir
Den &orper ebeRlo notbig, wie Die Fl.
gentliheR Ban. nn09rennltoffe. Ser
&0rper 9ebraitt cine aefuiiie Silic.
einen Hei5. Der Don auBen fommen0
Den Appetit 0nregt unO Die Abion0e.
rung Der SerOamuugsidfte crhGbt:
mir milien ale. ME iebr ser @sritd
mo DER Weidmad zines @eridts an
uniere eBluit mirfen f6nuen. @e.
mig ODER garniht gerpiirste Speiien
mnroeH uRs mi0eriteben ooer nidt qc.
niigeuO per0dut iueroen, Der 0orper
miiroe iolde ~ysabruns iebr raid alb.
lebnen.
Sen 0etuiir5sn iinO feline ser ncr.
pendnregen0en o0er seritoren0cn @ii.
te eigen. ME oen alfOaol. rnO alfa.
l~OiObaItigen @etr6nten, Die man in
eriter 9iuie ST. oen @enubmittelu
rehnet, ibre @irfung berubt in Der
Sauptiade auf eepillen dtheriihen
Selen, Die ibnen Die eiaenartige
@iir5fraft geben. Nus Dem @ertn
0ieies lid raid perfIiihtigenOcn BE-
Itan0tbeils erfIGrt lid Der @ebrauh.
@eluiirse INNER in geidlIoiienen @e.
bdlterH oniSubeiuabren, neil iie ionit
lbrer Gigenart raih nerluitig gebet
mo ibre @irtuHa niht o0er niht &C..
HiigenO ousiiben fonnen.
lleber 0ie Sd6Olidlfeit Scr @euur.
sc limo pieIlciht bier uno 0u iibertrie.
bene 8orltellungen perbreitet, mdb.
reno lie anoererieitS pie0erum cine
bobe &eribiddtuna genIeBen. Is
ut mdbr, oaB Elm geihidter Sod nit
@epiirSen gans ouBeroroentlih bel
erreid)t. Gr fann @eridte, Die ionit
uielleiht eatriitet abgeIebnt miir0en.
0urd tluges @iirSen 81 S~ederbilien
MAIDEN, fam ans an iih m%ertbloien
dli%sgelauateu. ia per0orbcnen Stui
len nit 9ilfe ioldler. Den @eihmod
oer0n0eruoer 3utbaten oen @aumeh
gnns oiberoroentlib reisenOc. Idein.
bar erIeiene Speiien berlteIeu. Nion
brauht MIR, iun befnnnte @eiipielc
beransslbeben, an Sale 81 erimern.
no lhari aepiir5te @urinpanrcn BET
Der 9un0ihait ooua auBerorOcntli.
den 9eifal tandem. bis Die hemtihe
nnteriuhun1 5eilte, mas fir @runo,
itofie oieie Sederbiiien 5uiamweniet
ten. Z :.
Cine Sausfroii ser Oas @ohl Der
Sbren 0m 9erseu lieqt. miro sic @e.
wiir5e ans ibrer 9iihe aul feinen
6nll Oerbannen. mobI ober miro iie
iid bitten. ourh mnoerniinftiae Ger.
penOung in gSettbaUerb nit oer@oit.
baustiide SIT treten. Man gcu0bnt
lid leitlt an idarigemiir5te 9abrumg
aud 0in0er mer0en Ieidlt oarun &C.
Dobnt un0 iinoen Damn ale onoergn
8erihte rei5los. 60 pertbuoa Die
ieinen iliidtiaeu Sele an lid aud
iinO, 10 t0nnen iie bod, menn lie ii
iibcrgroBer Dtenge Dem aorper sliec.
filbrt peroen, cinen al3u i%tarfen Giei3
auSiibeu mo 0oourh @ciuu0beits
ihd0iaumaen berporrufen.
@epiir5e ion unO mus man Der.
wen0en - i'm friihen, idaricn @iu.
ter miro Der @eoorf nieleidt nidt
gang 10 erob iein, ais i'm beiBcnS ON.
mer, Der Die @eronlnlngsorgane cher
eridIafft aber man bari sic gln.
menOuua niht iibertreiben uno sic
gauge 0abrung, Die Dem auftau mo
Der Gredn8una Oes aorpers oicnen
ion, Oaourh 81 eiuem @enubmittql
itenipeln. BON Dem man in eriter 81.
ME iharfe @eihmads. unO 0erpen.
rei5e erpoftet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Sin Hsttes e~sisui6aitsipisI.

gincr Der glitipieIer foirft eirem
moeru eth Edfentub gl fnSem or
rseno Elm @ort nennt 2er Iettere
1uuB nun EN- @ort biI0en 6as init
Sgp sueiteu 9uditaben oes eritoe.
rauntan @ortes onFdnst. CT suirft
sas End einen oritten Mitigieler an.
Ser Elm @ort iuten mib. 0os NIT
BEN oritten 9uhitaben oes eritgn
&ortes Beginner mig 80 qeht 6
iorf bis oas Bort al enoe 1T. Sci.
ipict: e. ioat 0os Sort -g1ors~,
aabenS~ g. ~gegen~, z. Son.
re-. 6 rennt MN tUieoer Gin neues
Mort I'm o& SPIEL ~itsrierger III
maiden oiaiisn ein-naI MIR gIumen
eor Aaanen, en- en0eres g1oI MIR
ers eoer Stdote genount Der6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
SOmntassbOte. watlwanFee, gonntae, 80. Samuar 1910.

dies @cim zoe nno Eeer; Senn ibr
gutter @eiit Die IicbcnOe Satin nn0
0iitter, DciIt nidt mehr oorin.
SendtcnO ihcn obcr spiro Iid ibr
NnOenfen forterben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

,@iiien Gle. no ia meme 6rau
fennen lernteY"
a0einl"
Sui Dem R~eii6en5pIas Ddbren6
zines Glatreaens. "a babe i'd ibr
nntirlid meinen Sdirm ongeboten."
.Qamen olio. io%5uiagen, ~oom re
gen in Die Iraaie~!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
utimtsrwamSsrnu
Bon wsars g~asiad.snitsu.

Sief I'M @intrr itarrt bic Gros,
8nbe, G6DeissH LIBERAL,
9Hr ans sraner &OlfenberOe
9riIer, weiRer 6ludenian.
gIne 6rrnorn ginseH idlafeu,
glatt unO Slltben melt nno tot.
SimmelsferH am SOnHenbafeH
glib'n Oes slbenDs ROirH roth.
glibt and Dir Gin leiGter SegeH,
Srrs in oeinrr @intersnB,
limb bu tranmIt anf peiReH @sgeH
Seinem epissH Sriihlins sn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Rfferret

S~%@@%*@*S%
+ 5rau Celia e~dmiobaner nur.
De nab ubgelegter Staatspriihma
fur Den boberen Suiti3oienit am fol
Sa1eriihcu Amtsgeriht in Cram.
ltein ais 3ehtspraftifantin 5uaa.
.IaiieH.
: Cine tiirfii6e Gidterin DON
ungeiuobnlider 9caabung lebt in
&onltautinopel; ite beiBt Mlihr eiI.
mia @anoum mO Oerofientlitts
ldou I'm 9lter BON II SSabren 0e4
oitte in perihieOencn 3eitmgen.
= Gas gleiieitipen0ium fir gsa.
tionalotonomen Der tidcdiihen Afa.
0enie Der @inenihaften murOe gum
erlten 9taIe on eiue Sruu oerlieben.
Us Dlr0e 6rau Marie Seinieer suer.
tonnt 81 Dem 3pcd. mu~itergiiItiae
SertiIbetriebe i'm IlislanOe beiu6en
.5u tOnnen.
SIM Samburacr 9af6hauIe be.
.irtoen iih inter sen N}e0aiacnpor-
traits beriibmter unO I'm hire 8aters
ltoot o%eroientcr Midnncr auh Die &e-
liefbIl0er BON flint Sraueu, NJ. grne-
mann, Nmalie SieoefiHd, Gmilie
@iiitenfel0, &. 81. @aulien uno GIiie
AUeroief. Vile 0icie Sraueu baben
iif aui Dem @ebicte ser grneu. unO
&ranfenpileqe. Scr SlNcn0iiiriorae
uno ser @aoago9it eroBe 9eroieuite
crluorbeH.
= Gle neiicu @eItrcbuuoen ouf
banOlpcrt SmdBiae Ausbilomg ser
6rru fiR0en IN &anoDerferfreiier
red)t lpcnig @egenlicbe. 9iir3lih bat
lldl and Der 8oritdn0 ser 9erliucr
Mm0lucrfstnmer 00nit eineeben0
beid0itigt. Mtnn iaBte oen 9eihlub,
llh Dem teiten Gerbdnoc, Der Dor ei-
niger Belt IN Gbarlottenburg gcgriin.
oct pur0e uno ser Oieie @eitrebungeu
III gdn5 GeutidDlnuO ~perfoleen mill.
%oblebnenO aegcnii6er gu Derbolteu
mo ibn fern ST bleiben.
= Die Sprodlebrcrin SrduIein
8ermine bon @ogI murOe gum itGns
oigeu, beei0eten @eridts0olmetit
beitcllt. Gle lit ole critic Game in
0eltcrreid, Die einen iolden @oitcn
oerliebt. lu0 man BARI i6r gratuIie.
rem, OaB Is ibr %aelunqen lit. 0as nidt
inuucr aims unberedti9te WliBtrauen
DER @cb0rOen geacH Die 8eietuna
ucrdnhuorilider oifentliher Stelun.
9en nit Sralien 81 beiieaen. Srdulein
BON gSoal mad)t gang oen ein0rud.
ais % iie ibreu Holtcn qldn3enO be.
bmiptcn mo oen NadNpeiS erbringen
miro ooB 6rouen and in oifentliden
Nenltern om redten 8late iteben
fonncn.
lie Observation-Disclosures 9rieas.
oenfmiut5e in 9rou5e boben erbalten:
Srdulein geruSnnnn, 6uauG enpinc.
6uau Waaria SridIinqer. Srau aubl-
mann. 6rau @idbrenncr. Eron Aima
SiebcrS nn0 6rau WIario Setecfi.
idnnrtlih in Ennrliru Tieie Hraren
maren TAFT ole bel 9eginn oes &ercro-
aliitanoeS in Omornrl nit einee.
ihloilen oas crit nod oht3ebntdeiger
8eloaerung enticst spuroe. Sit &C.
mig iinO iu1brenO oieier Iangen
Gaze Die Quaeln Ser Serero bird
Ibiiren iino 6eniter in Die 3iifludts.
raume Der Srdlcn uno ainoer &C.
floeen; oob man bennoh ME einea
9mIt Der 9Ioge. Der angit bernnbm,
rehtiertigt ifon aaein Die gerleibuna
Der 9erfmitr3e. gan5 obgeieben Doa
Dem @er0ienit. oas iih ein3eIne Ser
sSrmien ourh Die nrannigfahiten ar.
beiten gum @obIe Aaer ertporben
baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
eOinna.

Qur eiHen Wlenihen gum @egaeleit.
Zen Iieben t0Hnen NIT gan5sm Ser.
3en
limo ms @rnu Der ant1glidfei.
Bonn gol0nen 2idt Der @eltidonbeit
Gin BOAR iirablgnoe aersenl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Bonn acbcu.

Sie6. ME of Dir uneemah
Sn Der Nenge Strom begesnet;
@ie piel lsihter Dir0 0anah
stiles 1bun Rom Slid geiegnetl
8eider miro Der feline Bad.
99iht Oas Weltmeer, menn e5 regnet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
aursi6aHi.

Ter Serr SubT Dat oIio beute
0as SrGuIein Weier 5uns Hltar ge.
fubrt. @origes Sobr febIte nift
bel. oab Sd ie ~sebeiratbei bdttgi"
~@is Oiel bate oeHn sefe5lt2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
OttaaIts.

DfeQaIte.
Qolt tpie ns. mormors iTpftiasnn
Ghimmer
glsisf beinsr glisbsr idneei6tspraati
Gssrnsu in farrenbsr Bintsrnatt
glsiht btintr Mugsu frofissrGlimmsr'
!Sah bu Gin 6erss ~ Jn ortttihst
greits
Gneint e nohsim, In oes GisbtreS
Rssi0Hs
Isr F6 su biz besibt aai BE Greite
Wo6s cine 9orspotsTpsostlea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Sd utterRoI,.

.Bos iosen Sie So5u: mein flei'
aer @illp tDieet iAon oreI5e1E
Bfunbl"
Better nidts2 60 piel Diegt bel
meinem Gris Der aopf auetnl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

s1iAi ogrimise 1T Ssrr. ser
asrritt. iarSera osrieniss. Dem man
Bc5o1N
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Sc nouhdtieer 81 BIT. I'm 70 Dor.
iittiser muBt oa ieiHl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

= 6rau Celia s6miobauer ipur.
oe nab abgelester Staatspriifuna
Inr oen boberen Suitij0ienit am tai.
Sa1eriidcn Amts8eriht IN Eraan.
ITEM ais 3ehtspraftifantin suae.
IaiieH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

nnS 1 StnnOe bel mdBiaer Site in
Siea gebaden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Cine tiirtiite Gidteriu Don
im9eipobnlider 9cgabuna lebt in
aonltautinopel; iie beiBt Miihr elt.
@anolm mo u%eroifenilitte
ldou i'm glter bon 10 SSahren @e4
oihte in oerihie0eneu 3eitungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

: Gas &eiieitipenoium fir ga.
tionalotonomen Der tihehiiden Afa.
Oenie Der Standardization mrrOe gum
erlten Male an eiie 6rau oerliebeH.
Us iprrroe 6rau Niarie Seinieer 5uer-
tonnt 81 Dem 3ped. muiterglltiae
S~eItiIbetrlebe i'm IislanOe beiuden
-sn f0nnen.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-10-13

A change in the grading of apples
has been made by the Fruit Growers
Union of Freewater. Instead of be.
ing graded in tiers, each box will be
stamped with the number of apples 1t
contains.
A site for public docks FOR Coos Bay
in the future has been bought by the
commissioners of the Port OF Coos
Bay. The members have bought IL
lots along the waterfront of Marsh
field in the north part OF the city.
In seventeen legislative districts III
the state OF Oregon no candidates have
appeared in opposition to assembly
candidates now in the field. These
seventeen districts represent "a seats
in the house and senate at the next
legislature.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-10-13
Saved From the Grave.

Il had about given up hope, after
nearly four years of suffering from
severe lung trouble" writes Mrs.
NJ. l.. Dix, of Clarksyille, Tenn. Of
ten the pain in my chest would be
almost unbearable and / could not
do any work, but DR.. Kings New
Discovery has made me feel like a
new person. Its the best medicine
made for the throat and lungs" OBJ
stinate coughs, stubborn colds, hay
fever, la grippe, asthma, Group, bron-
chitis and hemorrhages, hoarseness
and whooping cough, yield quickly to
this wonderful medicine. Try it.
soc and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-10-13
Famous Abductions.

Marriage by abduction was by no
means uncommon in the early ages
The daughter of the king Of Argus was
abducted by Phoenician. The Greeks
carried off Europa from Tyre and Me-
dea from Colchls.
Next to the abduction of the fair
Helen. perhaps the most remarkable
In its political consequences was the
king Of Leinster's taking away Of the
wife OF neighboring petty sovereign.
O'Rourke of Breffni.
The king of Connaught avenged the
insult aud drove from the throne his
brother Of Leinster, who appealed to
Henry IL. Of England for aid to re-
cover his lost sovereignty. The Nor.
man conquest Of Ireland followed.
with centuries Of war and devastation