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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20
FILLS THE BILL

week or SO ago. Alex Lawrence made
affidavit before Justice Kill of Charles
ton that he bribed J. w. Roche, n mem
Der OF the city council, for 81 800. to
wore IN favor of granting license in that
town, a few days later Alex Lawrence
made secon dafIidavit denying that
Alex Lawrence made the first affidavit
and now, as a witness under oath, Alex
Lawrence states the second affidavit made
by Alex Lawrence, denying making the
hrst affidavit by Alex Lawrence. was not
correct' that Alex Lawrence did make
the first affidavit. but made a mistake in
the name. that of Roche having been
placed on the document by mistake. the
initials u W. only being correct
D. w Roach and !. W. Scherr are OK
onerated from completely in the deal nv
the last statement of Alex Lawrence
winch leaves j. w. Cook the only member
OF the city council, as constituted when
the alleged bribery occurred. with those
initials
1t Is to be hoped that Messrs. Roche
ana Scherr have evidence of their ab,o-
iu'e innocence in reserve, as both of them
nave always borne unulemished reputa-
uons until Alex Lawrence testified nnda-
oath to their having nothing to do with
the transaction in question-Raleigh Mes
senger.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Let us urge upon you to sean closely
every advertisement in tins paper rs well
as it's general news. Al you see anything
you want patronizc The Labor Argus ad-
vcrtiscrs in preference to those who do
not use our columns, and tell them that
you saw their ad in your paper. 1t is
the advertising that makes 1t possible for
you to have a mouthpiccc to advocate the
claims of labor. II is but reasonable that
we patroniZc those who patronize us.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20
Good Bill at the Hipp This Week.

The Hippodronie has another all.star
vaudeville bill again this week and this
week s bill is positively the best they
have ever offered.
The bill opens with Giles Button who
is splendid comedian and had a great
line of talk and several new songs. one
OF the features OF his act being n dance
IN which he uses shoes weighing three and
half pounds
Cole and Coleman follow this act with
the best musical act ever seen in Charles
ton These two artists are real must.
cians and each number is received with
round after round of applause. Mr.. Cole
the comedian of the act, is in a class by
himself as a comedian and keeps the large
audiences in a roar of laughter from start
to finish. Forty Brott and COMPANY pre.
sentlng a side splitting sketch entitled
Married for Money! is another big
'aueh producer. The sketch has many
amusing situations and keep the audience
puzzled as to what will happen next. The
Johnnie Busch Trio closes the show with
n high class act Introducing Master John
ME Busch who is the clevercst child ever
seen here. His imitation of the famous
Harry Louder is simply wonderful.
Low child of but seven years of age
can hold the amount of comedy in his
little brain that this youngstcr can is
more than can be explained Every
mother should not fail to attend mat
NEE and see this wonderful little artist
Matlnees will be given daily and the
Try to Get in' sign is displayed at
every performance. The matinee Satur-
day will be given at the usual hour and
will no doubt be packed to the doors as
'he children will be admitted for five
cents.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

thought has taken possession of hundreds
and thousands OF ambitious young work
ing men and working women The
".i~ught is to improve themselves in the
line of work in which they are engaged.
The nottingham has an ambition awaken
ed within him to improve himself as n
working man. The inventions now in use
make this dream possible, and he looks
for the day when he will actually toll at
this particular work fewer hours and get
larger returns than most professional men
are getting today. Within him is awaken
ed desire for the good things of lfe
lie has a desire that his children shall en-
JOY the benefits of sufficient schooling to
mt them for life. He has n desire for n
home and is planning on establishing con-
ditlons by which it will not be necessary
for his children and grandchildren to toll
their entire lives away in order to secure
home of their own. He dreams of a
larger life for himself and his children
as the young man who went forth to work
himself into some profession also dreamed
of the same. There is n growing convic-
ton among an ever-increasing number of
workingmen that this can be realized by
the worklngmen in the future, and this is
another source of the unrest of today.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

IF the people who persist in wearing
clothes which are made in the swcatshops
or purchasing other necessaries that are
made up under similar conditions would
but take the pains to visit some of those
places and see with their own eyes the
conditions surrounding the workers, we
feel sure they would come away with a
clearer understanding as to the aims and
objects of organized labor, and more
friendly feeling towards us in our strur
giles to make of the factories and work
shops of the country safe and wholesome
places in which to labor and prevent the
employment of little children and mako if
possible for them to develop their minds
and bodies in order that they may become
men and women of culture and refine
meht' competent to take their places in
the social and commercial world
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

With print paper lowering ABOUT the
$IO-a-ton mark, and everything that en-
tiers into the production of a modern
newspaper on the upward trend, it takes
something more than hot arr to meet bills
and insure it reaching it's readers regular
~. 1t Is to be hoped that this statement
of fact will be Il sufficient reminder to
subscribers who are in arrears to this
paper to send it in at once and also their
renewal subscription. Sec special offer on
page two.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

-our attention is cailcu to the fact
that 1t is becoming more and more i'm.
Portant that the demand for union label
Proancts he persisted in. The tobacco
trust and other trusts are cndeavorinp to
uisruPt organized labor 50 that they NAV
inauSurate Sweatshop conditions of man
"faetur'nG in their industry. You will
nave I" he on the alert and watchfuI
lou VIII have 10 pay more in the end for
noh-union goods than for union. for by
puElnS non-union goods You are melting
the manufacturers to warfare on the
unions and by so doing make it ncces-
sary to pay larger assessments. make con
'rlbut1ons to or ask from other unions to
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Tho 'mastcr minds of West Virginia
Davis and Elkins-and why shouldn t
they be? They own the state and all that
is therein and thereon. They dictate the
selection from guards down to state
officers.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Calling for and insisting on the union
label will do more good than a two hours
hot air seancc on your unionism will ac-
complsh. Action wins battles, hot air
causes them.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

maintain your own living conditions as
they are atpreseut. Did you ever think
of it in that wayt 1t will pay you to
give this matter earnest consideration.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910.

Pay up your subscription at once, 50
that the Labor Argus can exist another
year.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

II You want to see The Labor Argus
continue read our extra special offer on
page two and read it at the next meet;no
of your local.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Don t be knocker, get in the kanawha
Valley Central Labor Union progressive
march and don't trail along in the rear
like lost sheep.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Remember that the Raiah stopie ia a
home made, hand made, union made pro-
duct.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-01-20

Ihe workingmen of the Kanawha Val
ley spend their money at home and an
advertisement in the Argus will reach
them. See?
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Sir 3ettnaQ.
Ca~ortissuns.)

galr elmer lab Die 8cIufe Scahtms
jm 6duis ees @r0Rn ourhdus nidt
Germ - Der 9ieaienant 8raf Sarpier;
er fuhlte i6 0urh Oieien nbiir9eriihen
G;gsTtnslin5" beeirtrdhtiat uno merit
te =mr 3u 1ut, nie er pon oieiem IN
DEN Statten 1elielt puyne. HIhts
n,,e saher naiHrlitsr. ais oab iIh eiR
titftr SCR aesen Soahim IN ihm bers
ausbiiotte. Wobin loate 0as fibreR.
iraa.s II TA, ipenn iih Der Wienih
neH meier In oer 0rafIihen 5amilie
einaiicte iosor bic CUNT Der ltonen
Eo1itr oes 0duisS an errir9eH nuBs
tee 91er ntin, 10 nett 0urfte e auf
tsiacn 7fal tommsnl Srsns's 3ano
car ihri ia einestbtiis pon Dem alien
eiVoieu. pcun audi uidt IN dler6rom,
III oeh in uuslpeioeattaeu An0eltuus
er 3assi,at pcrNH. une 0nosren
theils 1ab es rob noh poAl manter
Ter Aitt,,l. Cen perhabsen 3ebeHoubler
ATS otm 70ioe gu it.asen!
Nfr tticriihiia etipornene Gffitier
iiamtt &nu audi Mat. otle Nsitttl,
rsiht iam aus isinsr oienfilihen Sisl.
llu5 srreahien. unagiiumi sur An-
peHeuu1 su brin9eR. aIeideisl Oh be
ieleGa 6gFomoera lcnoi MD ehltnpoa
paggn oA.r niht. gr mar slray nItt
Der uuuHttelears gorviekte oss iuns
sa NrsUviaiaeu, dbsr e. bate als
9%teuttnant oer 9ionieyabtbsilurs aut
.1tiammicu GuBiyappen Der 6slt
ma. csuu auA nuy obsrfla6iia. nit
zen @ienierdr@itsR bssdHnt SO md'
dea. uuo pafie Is lei oieieu @e.estn.
asiign ntts 10 ein,uyihisn, ooB sr
NAtim. an Bic itipNvisisn SieAsn
rcriren anO ibu NIT Gen ihlrietisiisr
@tgyitfm1gu esanfiya8m sonris. Ia
sti#ieltc.gy Hi1t ieiieH A~ntoretyuHs
Vu. Sic itOem n%ntsfarssHsn ouf NI'
eraeu@lid ais uubiais sy teinsH mug
ieu.
Sonim raate stuise I2ele. 'olDsii
Is Sic miliiSri5 &c DisciPlia sSiaaEk.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

@orisaun1en 81 maiden, puroe dber
ieOesmal barf6, ia b6bnii6 obsepie-
len. I'm nun 5eine gbre 81 retteH,
itrenqte er Iih 0dnR iIets iibermenihs
lih an uno be3tpans Damn aud meiIi
bic ibm ositelte Mufgabt, bisneilen
mar Inn ober aud oie 0urhfibrung
oes 9oraeihriebenen rein unmDsllh,
er erlabmte. unn nun tpubte Qieutes
ndnt Carrier Iisis Ole Sone bel ben
0bertn 10 Darsuitelen. ais isi chen Der
Frsiwilige Nurat Elm Ulenid, Der
pobl etIpds Su leiiten psrmoge. peun
er pone, Der abr 10 poler 9dun'
ltede, odB er Iih nur Damn dnItren9e,
iptun e. 2uIi oa5u babe. SnfolssOsis
len felix Inn geraoe cine Der 9duptst=
aenifdften zines guisn SOloaten. bic
3uperIdhi9tsit.
Scodim fam isbr bolo binter oielC
NniAipGr5ungen. perihieOene rpisoer-
holts 4euBerun9su lsiHer 8orseiesteH
lieBen TIN 0ariber niht i'm 3peifel,
ober Il fiblts lb madilos ibnen ss'
osniber.
lin 70 bittsrer nuros Der @roa. 0er
tr iebf oeaen Sdrpier heste uno oen e.
biFreilsn nut nit Der aroBteH eHsr'
ale mriidsuorGneen permohte.
GO b1ttsn fd Die 9erbdliaine SUI
aeipibt. ais zines Tagss abermdls sInt
Giouierabuns iiattfano. 81 Der aud
Soahim's Battalion herdneesossu
mar. lin Bic Wittdgs tunoe ourdlisl
Elm Sunsles @eriidt Die tlsine 6eltnns,
ser bic llebuns lsittTos Sfficisr leI
ron siHtm llntsTsebsnsu. een er uRss.
rehierlpeiis BART oneelaHer. oerlpuneti
uoreen. uuo in Der Ebat purOe tur'
oatauf cine Zrasbohrs. cut os'
Scrpisr nit psrbunotnrm Gopfs lag.
pon pier EoloaieR ldngi1m bis nor
feline 0cbnuns Nbrdht, pdhrenl
oltia;sitia Gin srsitss COMMANDO All
osr Gisc0sls eiusn 9rrsionisR ab5a'
frFsrn bate. Gs mar Der unslaSiih'
0Mrat.
Gem R~sbsn6ubler bate ihm oat
oissutdl sinen Iuftra9 5aersheilt. zen
Gin Ginsslrer tel rem beiea NiHen
ni4t su loisn petmchie. Soe1im e.
laueis fh. fear bdheiotR 5a remon'
Rrirsn. absr tslsioisenoe S1inpfprr.
. k rvar,a 0is gntpOrs, psi9e ism soE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

odourh ous0ebnt unD germ binausitro=
men m0tte. Gle fam e aber nidt.
neil Der Ran0 Oes @laies porber be-
ieuhtet muroe uno bic 6euhtigteit bic
guft niht ourfldBt. Die Quft muB
ieooh einen 4uspeg babeH, bebt Oas
@lds leiht in bic 60be uuo oas aes
rdt5 babel ms @leiien, %umiomebr,
oa infoIgs Der 5suh.igteit am Ranoe
bic itarle 8eibuns oes @laies aufge
b0rt Bat.
Run nil i) suh enH nod 5eiaen.
pie mar Elm @eigiiiid iheinbar berz
ooppslu tann. S6r filt einen 5ldier=
nen geder gang poa 0aIer un0 lest
elm @elofud 6inein. Damn oedt ibr
eiuen TELLER ieIt auf s7s @las uno
menOst beioes 3uiammsn raid uH0 &C.
ihidt nm. 10 oaB oas 8las umgeitiiipt
auf oem Eeler iiebt. IS bari aber
iein Wdjer 6%erausfliebsr. Das @elo=
hid liegt nun auf Gem 8eaer uno 1T
etfDas 0oriiber nod einmal in ndtur=
liher 0r0Be Iittbar. Dies 1T aaer-
0iues nur eins Spiegslun9, Die ourh
bic gyedung Der gidtityublen bewirit
miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Die e~rNbesrer,.

Sin otter Soloat nit eiuem S.eli
fubt tam in Gin 9orf un0 muroe
pl0bdb trant. Gr lonute nitt mthr
meter rsiieu. mabie in elmer SUeune
ami Strob lit5eu uHb ea gina inn ishr
bart. Die tleine 400ibt. Ste Eehter
eiuss ormcn 8orbmdhsrs. hattie nit
sem iranteu Mlonne oas btrilihre
Vdtiei0. Sic bciuhte ibu ale 1aQe
uno idenite inn lsoeemal rineu Ritel.
Sints AbeHos dber iprdh Ger ebtllhg
Nrieler iebr beilimmut: n0ietes 8ino.
lvis Id beu.e pernabat. finn Deine Gl.
tern arm. Su9e mix 0ot rt0lid1 no.
ber njmmii Du 10 pisl @elo2 Cenn iH
palltt .Ieeet nsshHnaern, ais MIR ei
neH Sent annchmen. cen IN mir uiti
NIT auitm @epjNm at6,u lounteit
-. la9le 4sathe. .fei0 auBet scr.
gen! cas eele FIT rtbtmdBs9 crpcr.
brn. ,\b acNe in Nie Staot SUR Shu.
Il. Nuf otm 94eat eahiu tommt man
cath Elm y4dlehtn. 4re q aie.e Gro.
eetrN alat. n p'latt ih nun ieoss.
NAL ciH 9oyaAeH n9ll. pcrlauie Ie In
Ser Start ma trtemme o6iiif ale.
aal tiueH 9}.stl. 49eins Gltcrn mil
lta ols mcbl fe b5etn abtr nihis
aa9taen. Cir islcn oiiet .Es sjbt
red rtel arnete Neg.t. els wig iu0
NM PC muNct mir thrtn ~ pifl 0u.
ita thun ais 81 enftrt 9ade immr,
%erlanst. Dtm o.'sn 8rjeaer tanner
PIE beaeu Ehgantu in BEN 4uacn nm,
'1opielien ouf ieHfu Shnagrsar
ber1a. .Nuirs Nnc@ ipraA cr. .Cio,
pelle Dih ma EeHt Sltera fin 0.eiI
men tenfEcnaitte eeTnngns its.
ntu,4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

bate man mir Den 5odmutb ausses
trieben, 0d mar aus Dem pornebmen
6unoe Elm gang 9ep0bnIiher 3iebbuno
gsrDorbsn. Dds mar Der 5aal
Seit SabreH TRACE i'd nun ihon
mein lnqiad an0 tam trob aasr Reue
bic alte 3eit nitt pieoer herbeibolen.
WGre ih beute nod Bel msinem eriten
6erru, o, nie germ molte i'd lernen,
pis germ nolts ib Dem 50rItsr sshors
den. odmit i'd bic 9edsrbifen uHo Die
leioeHm geden bebdlten t0untel 90
absr fibre i'd lei ihlehtsr aoit uno
idleftsr Bflese Elm mabres Sunoes
ieben.
Grsd6le nur oneg ben 4iuotrn. lie
Ter Gntel 5bomas, odmit fe iieibig
lsrneu unO rett se9oriam IinO, ionit
eebt Is i6usn ipdter 70 i6Iett ipis
mirl"
Sector poltt mir nod mebr pon lei
nenqeioen mitt6eilsa. ga tam aber iein
6err aus Dem Wirtbsbous uno trieb
ion NIT Gtodihldsen auf, 0aB er ben
WaasH fueiter3iebe. Sd gdb ibm ober
NOD ihnea bds 0sripreheH. Dab i'd
Sud O1es 6aartiein beritten NOBLE
Das babe id eetban. uno nun ridtet
@uh bdnah.
6o6mp.5 tommt Dor Dem 6aul
6altet Gud nidt fir 5u oornebm,
oieie oocr jene @rbeii. welte Die Isl
tern o0er ipdter Der gebrberr Sud
auftraaen. 3u beryidteul @rbeit ihdns
bet niti. uno nod asibaner Arbeit 1T
gut ruben. Daun blidt 5br i'm alter
auf Elm toitlides Qeben 3urid."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
aIISrhanS HuriwslI.

#Sicat eirnal cine Mlormeyg.a..t
uuaa @@aihtjih Il q gou
aah eine QcUe1auplaite etioss
i9. inoem ttr au Ser ontn Settle
ctaic 9ytitsu uutuiAitat. 0ann
ta,gi EN- @lts oayaui. Is heb. aan3
irsg Asy fesy61tn Nlae Ser 9.aite.
Sfal5t9 ibt# ltsr osn Bar. oss.
le seesr# itr ss oui eit Qlaiit
'i.tt aHo bsiiei oaBa en oief oa
sH II far t.ee lft sa #bsaolta an
eta sHa'ang tgvdgis. Nss
esa 11u3 ienatybar per
~ aaa h,t ctuiat fa trtdren.
tyestne es eeet3ttiit oniarc
8 MAJ q eass 'harftt RduN
eai est s2.tttta ,agnorgla.tt stnua
stasan3 #peyugfed'i um t.iensuhal
Ign. Nas an Nss s.tA sthalieut NiAi
ass' sEgaSms &c egis oaSin, sit i'd
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
1fIGisiefeit mmH Giniadbbeit
SinA Peiue %cbanHe.

Mbmiral be 8upisr, 6oaanO's Stol3.
mar in Speiie uno 3rant mdBig, Elm
Ieino oley Erunienbeit, aber ebeaios
weniq ieinen Speiien seneigi. am
liebiien aB Ct gelpobnlihe Shiiistoit,
70 o0B, ais bic ipdniifen @roBCH ibn
firltlih beipirtbeu mollisn. lie ibm ne
ben ibren t0itIihen Geridten aud
SdifisloR borieben muBteu. Selbit
am CANOE db er nidll gerne frilhes
6leiih; Is mubie INNER tal3ig
ibmeden. pie oas sep6bnlihe Sdiifs
potelileiI6. RuDter's 6%ausboltuna
mar. ais II stiIte 6rieoeusiabre in
4mNerOam gsnoB, BON or groBitu
Giniadbeii. Wlau er5dhlt 0ab od.
mails 0er Qrin3 pon Nlonte Sarhio,
Der Nomiral oes &ouigs Don SpaRien.
nab Gmiteroom tam uuo iih aud nod
8upter's 6dus fii6reH lieb. I'm Den
6cl0en su bsiufen. er Oahte i'm IN
tinem qrobeu. ieiucm Rau8e uno 20
men a%u0emsdenen Qeloite 5u finoen;
aber er ii0no b"eiiiirsi pa. ola man ibn
Dor eiu aeipobHIihcs 00us iiibrte, has
0urh nihts i6 UoH atn benahbartsn
biiroerlibsu unteritieo. lRit Griiau
nen nabm er oaun mob pabr. ME eil
i0d Der 9roBe Uldnn oabin lebie. FIN
GharaCter gilt me9r ais 6uBertitcr
SdeInl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
worte Sst lpeisbeit.

@os bu tbun nilii, tbu'
Sbne Rait unn 8ub.
Gei's aud nod 10 ihDerl
8o3 mas gesen pflitt
DID Derlodt, thu niat,
2odts cub nod 70 iebr.
=
gel uidis Elm isiges @~erFsteni
2ritt Rur muthig ouf ben plan.
60 lift aud Der ihlimmite ShrsdeT
Sur 6aIits fhoH obgstbdn!
!6at Oh Ginem @eraftung offeubart
4sil er dnoern Sianoes D0er ano'rel
Art,
lin etipds. oos tr uiti dn0ern lam.
@sradtli6 bit ou ieIbey oann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
1ecbmmt fSfnmf per sem
SaII
Bon OutsI 35omas.

rShr mD6tei DieIeitt oar ni6i nii
fen. mas 0as ate SpridfDort sod
mutb tomrfi bor Dem Jan" beoeuiet!
80 nd Is Sud an Der folgsno.n
geihih.s t~Iarlegsn.
Sefs Da giuQ ih neuIih sinmal aui
Der SauoiiraBe ipa3ieyen unb fam an
Elm Wiribs bous. Dor benz Elm ihpeg
belooenergBaasn Itaub. NIT eintm 6uns
De ponor, Der bieien W1Qen bis 9ierber
Bate sieben miifen. Sein 6err, Elm
6anoslsmann, idb i'm Wir.bshaus
Oriunen uno erquidte Ii6 an eiuem
Gldie Bier. Sector obsr, 70 6ieB Der
Suno, lag nit neit beraus9eitrsdier
2nnge an Der Grne uno minielie Dor
Durii. 6r mar fsit on ben Wagm 9e
fpdRHt. ionit mare er fuobl an BEN
Brunnen %eelauie. dnb bate ieiu,n
9urit qsiili.
SD fab an Dem Drummer eiuen dlten
2opf iteben, fiilte oieien NIT BaHer
uno tr6nite ben peridmadtenOeu Sec
tor. Das battet Sbr QtwiB duh ges
thar, 0sar Oas lit WleW6enpfiht.
Wlan barf Elm 1bier nirmals leioer
lohen, penn man ibm btlien iannl
0ector irant bas Aaier aieri8 uuD
Job mid nit bonibdren glideu an.
SD iit,inelit ibn uu0. ME man 0as
10 ibui. uenn man Elm 3bier beoauert.
rsbeie NIT ibm.
On Ormes Bie6hen", laqie id
.mnBt 70 lsio,u unc Daft s5 Ooh nidt
peroisnt."
.Nh jal@ iaif3ts CT. 80 babe es
lpc4I per0ient. oeun @odmut6 iommi
Dol bern 6aul4
SO. iol4 iaats Id aniauas mr.
benn sSbr tonut Gu6 benton. oob Id
gang e%riaunt mar. aus brm Wlunoe
zines 6unoes oas olte GpridYport 3u
nsrnsbmm. Damn abtr Iruate ih. ME
n ods benin meme.
nDas mil i'd Dir sr50blen@. bub CT
m. .GNeHilih re0e ih nidt germ
sisl, Osnn mtin uugliid oriidi MIDI
nieoer. OH biit ia obtr her Gntef
9bomas, hsF BEN ainoern 70 Germ sc
fhi6ten ersablt. 0esholb fpnit Oh Die
meiniqs boren uuo ie sa ylub uno
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nieoeridTeibeH, oamii ie oaraus Ter.
men. boB @ohuuib nor orm Ioa
fommt.
Sh mar ndmlieb, ais ib iuna mar.
her 9uno etnts iebr rejten uuo por
nsbmsn Seyrn unb 0esbolb io iioli
uno hohmatbi9. odb Id meme 0unoe
otrpauoien, bic iAled.er Qeiieat md
zen. ais ih, Rur Ittr BIC Whiel an
lab, ~ 81. uu0 sat baiis th' - Die
ibonisn NsdrtbiHm lpag0cu mir pot.
aeiebt. uno lh itlitf dui elmer ieiot.
rtu 1ede. Nlcia Ncyy mollit a6tr.
BAT tb i'm our ,5aso b@e1ltte. un0
6tsbalb that sr mib sum f5rter in
Die Sebrt. oCb ih SCR, eft Nssfrti Il
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ID mih fir pitl sal potuthm! AH pei
0trte mid oah. otm F6riier #sU ID.
borden, oeun ia meiRte tot meiaer
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hate. Gr itlaa mid. Id biB ibu ots
pa'p III sem NM .lsf 5a Wslnea
NsFih 3a'Nd' osi WcdtHl tA otH yer
pet osfi.1afh Wetie.
va tam $40 0eet ldon ar1 svtr
6uHo. Der uihis t1un una uighss ltg
ntR ioeit 6tF uiafnQTlaN id NM lt'
foli. petlailis une ip'oetipenit.
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e., NM lp pnJoea All 0afn SaatE eer
lHenii-
. mtbt 0a 0ae's iefne 2eftybiHer
mo ietut lefotrt 0estn ,(b muhit
nm Stale au' @treh fbhafen NM al.
6leli mr. Na'.ao su oca0 iret'
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inns Is sir isrnanS Siebe aibt-

uH0 70 Dir ismaHo eisbe sibt,
8. dht e 10 niht ileinl
IS si5i Hidts Shon'Tss in Der Wesi
Als trtu gsIiett ST. itin.
Das tlsiuFe gisbesseidtn MIR.
8. nol e Hiat utridm1h'R.
es siht ritts Sub'rts IN osr Ule.t,
4ls 9iste tisi psrrt5n.
Hrs ueipi orr. pos Sc 9iehe fre{4t2
90 IS osin zig mes 6sr5:
Bur nsun ou islber 2it5e SAT-.
GVusi re sd anssru6rtS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Die fleilsr 1lebUln stfnnbfn.

SH Nt1t8t 4A9tjtA BeIAnetA- .
sttpmaf. ~. II. AUG. 1903.
nor 10 9obIsn bsiam meine go9lsr ere
i4limHie 5eroens RrGHibeit, 70 oaB lie Hitt
cebeu ipnnfe. ahue 80 fallen, fonuie faum am
xifte iibeH. nar ie6r nerbos uHo foHHie Mot
itiGfen. - 2 Jcbre lang ptriuffeH fDtr Mer8ie,
baHH eebrau6fen mir 4diiDr a5Hig's ylerDens
i~fiyfcr. meider cine uunbeThdre Airfun9 bdtie
nH6 fe bon uleH eiefcu beireite. Air iaHbea
be ri4tiae D,eotlin.
Gr 50bR smith
1aufbur.
gsfboHh. r. =, II. snnurr 1908.
ID bcse o fyiai6eH ofs muuDerboueH pit
fefs <difor G0HiqB Eerneniidrfer aebrnuht
mo erireue mia ietf Better @siuHo5etf. so
iit an QcibDGd1ier 0ebenffrGit, 6tniduiqfgft
nn6 dhniibeH nei0eH. GdHibart emDfetie 10
oiefes Wiiicl alien 9eiSenheu uno merbe ale
an mi6 gerioteie Briefe beantiDoritH.
q. 3. BubIpHG
~M~x cH fperibboues Bua fnr ssrbsuIeibche
1REKE Utrb leocn bfr ss berianat 3ugfionhL.
Arme erhalteu aug - Dle5igfn HmioHfi.
8ttlt yit08iu pHrbe teit BEN Sabre 1875 bon beuz
6o1p. patcr ROMA Sort mahHe. SAB, snbsrrt4
NIB Iset nHtfr ioner dHueiiHuQ bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHFCAGO, liz
BET upofbeftru IA abe faE
$500 Die Siafae, 8 5Iainen far 5000
atDbe St.75, ef' 5000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Sur auiIoiuns BET oblgea Jidtbisl III fols
eenoer Erels aus8cleBt:
Sin bubbles @ebelbnh IN Gsualoi0s
GlubGno ilr Gricommnnicanieu
Rel Der Auslo iuus bes 4rsles fommen
nEr lolhe 9euuter, oe ale olet 3idibieI
ri6tis 8sI0n uab bic Aal0lnnaen bis gum
; 9uli 1910 cHeeaidt BADEN, tn be-
lTatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
@at0iet' G6e
25e6rerrdtBGer.

2SedletrdtbGef.
Sn rotblihsm Sdimmer duf ourrsr 9sioe
R0nHt 5ablteih TOR blubai MID iebn,
Nn o%ulilos, bob audi I'M welBen Rleloe,
SIN sarisn, bleIb' lana i'd beiieb'H.
llno leBt ibr N" I'M" boz meineH JlaHen,
Ditin geort eulen gSelii9eil cub nenni.
Gsn isber pom euh BOD iiderliA ttnnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

GapletrdtbfeG.
Dorianeer, 0eringsraRauei. 4iIan5entis
bel. Sdorulslnieser, 8Isimaniel, @is
9slb, 0amsniansioet, Gosa,bslier.
" itno ahi Qauptw0rter gu iuheH, bic
IN uorl,ebsnom 9Sogiern uercapTelt i:Gn
tiDis IN gBeilet0@ Nell, ooer 81 @lle, 6i5J.
Sub dc rsdtigea g5oriet %seIuuoen, milieH
ole Aniang5bahliaben I'M SulammenDang
SelsCu enc Sstbstlmman8 er8ebci.
3aPreitrdtb(er.
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