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The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18
w. c. 7. u. Notes.

| According to the treasurer's
book, the state has a member
ship of 3,485, a gain of 366.
MIS-. Hungerford, state president,
says this membership might have
been doubled had the proper eff
fort been made to collect dues.
Our energies must be centered
on securing the submission of a
prohibitory amendment by the
Incoming legislature.
Awe congratulate the people of
Colorado for the election of Mrs.
WILSON for state superintendent
of public instruction, she is in
hearty sympathy with our Scien-
tific Temperance instruction law,
has been a total abstainer and is
a woman of rare gifts of mind
and heart. 1t is a hopeful sign
of the times that such a woman
was elected outside of party lines.
A very rare feature of the
election was that of having two
good men run for county sheriff.
Mr.. Heater made a fine record,
and we expect just as good things
of Mr. Dennis.
The question has been asked
Why we white ribboners were
specially interested in the election
of county superintendent of
schools, as though she had any
thing to do with saloons. The
advancement of the country de-
pends on the future voter, the
voter depends upon the fidelity
of the teacher in handling of the
Scientific Temperance lnstruc-
ton law. Some teachers will be
faithful anyway, but much de-
pends upon the woman who is
over the teachers, and we hope
much from the present incum-
bent of this office in Jefferson
county.
A pastor in one of the Idaho
Springs churches was at our
state convention and said he
used to think that W. c. T. U.
meant "Whiskey Can't Touch
, U.s." While much may depend
, on a few earnest women we dc
not want to be lonesome; so we
are planning for a public sociaI
on the evening of Dec. 1st at the
M. E. church. Mrs. Craise who
has done a wonderful work il
the slums of Denver will tell us
about it and Mrs. Willis is train,
ing some of our young ladies fol-
some excellent speaking.
ONLY ONE MOTHER.
Hundreds Of stars in the beautiful sky.
Hundreds Of shells on the shore together.
Fiundreds Of bird, that go swinging by.
Hundreds Of bees in the sunny weather.
Hundreds Of dew drop. to greet the dawn.
Hsndredi Of lamb, in the purple clover,
tidndr ds Of butterflies on the lawn
But only one mother the wide world over.
Robert Louis Stevenson
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Mr.. Gray of the firm of Smith
and Gray has rented Gail L. Nc
Fadden's house on West Second
street, and moved in the first of
the week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

J. E. Borba the blacksmith has
put in a phone. Call him when
you need some work. Phone Ar
vada 1861.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18
Local and Personal.

Nothing over 15c at the Racket
The merchants of Arvada will
close their places of business at
10 a. M, Thanksgiving day.
Wertman's celebrated sauer-
kraut at the George Muench
meat market.
Clarence Shoop is having an
artesian well drilled on the piece
of land to which he recently
moved.
! Rugs and carpets at Burton &
Chinn's.
Theo. N. Simms, the plumber,
has purchased a runabout auto to
use in his business. 1t will be
quite a help to him.
For sale, "a three room house
lin Reno Park. Enterprise office.
Y. P. Wheelock came home
Friday and enjoyed several days
with his family, returning to his
work in Lime, Colorado, the first
of the week.
Writing paper 10-15c at the
Racket.
If turkeys do not keep going
higher, your house and lot will
be real handy, you might be able
to trade it in on a turkey for the
Thanksgiving dinner.
Waxed paper for lunches, SC at
the Racket.
The very best remedies for
coughs and colds. Ullery the
druggist.
The Ladies Aid society of the
M. E. church will serve a chicken
! pie dinner both afternoon and
evening, at the church near
Lewis Station, on Thanksgiving
| day. Meals 35c. Everybody in
vited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

louisville coal always on hand.
Smith and Gray.
For sale, "a small heating
stove. H. M. Nicholl.
n. E. Callahan has been home
from Frazer for a few days and
made good use of his time by
moving his house back and plac-
ing 1t on concrete foundation,
he intends next Spring to COM
mence the erection of a beautiful
brick home and turn his present
dwelling into a barn.
Arrived, my annual direct ship
mentof Pennsylvania buckwheat
-four. Alb. H. Barth.
Have your fruit trees, grape
vines etc. attended to by prof
esslonal hOrticulturist who has
twenty years experience in this
state alone. Call at the Western
Pans Forest nursery, Graves and
College avenue or address, Rural
No. a. Denver, and have your
work done by a reliable expert
alta reasonable price. Do it now.
For sale, - a sorrel mare and a
Durham Jersey cow that will be
fresh in December. C. A. Sma-
ha, Oberon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Louisville coal, always on hand
at Smith and Gray's
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

j. H. Flaherty, who moved re
Gently into the beautiful hom
of the Rev. A. G. Voight, is suf
fering this week from a sever
attack ofrheumatism.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

A good six room house for
rent. Enterprise Cffce.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Get your fine cigars and can
dies of Ullery the druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Good coffee while it lasts, 15c
and Zoe lb. Smith and GRAY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

For all kinds Of building ma
terial, see A. L. Davis, the Lum
herman, in East Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Louisville coal always on hand
Smith and Gray.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Chrysanthemums and carna
tions at P. j. Manchester's green
house; phone Ralston 121.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18


house; phone Ralston 121.
The Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
druggist.
Millinery done at my home.
Hats made and trimmed at rea-
sonable prices. Maud Pierce,
phone Arvada 761
Mrs. B. F. Pine and son Walter
have moved into D. D. McIlvoy S
house on Wadsworth avenue that
was formerly occupied by Mr..
Mays family.
DR.. Eigler, Metropolitan Ho,
tel, Denver will be at DR.. Fos,
ter's office Wednesday afternoon
Practice limited to eye, ear
throat and nose; glasses fitted.
Attention! Farmers, : Bring
your produce and live poultry t
Smith and Gray in exchange fol
cash, groceries or coal.
A big Thanksgiving rattle Nov
~ at l p. m. at the blackberry
ranch q miles north of Arvada
turkeys, ducks, guineas etc
Come one, come all and shoe
for your Thanksgiving dinner.
j. P. Brauch.
Farmers can bring their grair
to the A. L. Davis saw mill anc
have it ground for SC per hun
dred while they wait
Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1891.
A letter has been received
from Cheyenne Wells stating
that rousing welcome had beer
given to the Rev. A. G. Voight
the new pastor, and his family.
The Rev. Voight is the only pas,
tor in the county and the people
have been without regular
preaching for some tine.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

The very best remedies for
coughs and colds. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Waxed paper for lunches, SC at
the Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Clarence Shoop is having an
artesian well drilled on the piece
of land to which he recently
moved.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Rugs and carpets at Burton &
Chinn's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Wertman's celebrated sauer-
kraut at the George Muench
meat market.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Nothing over 15c at the Racket
The merchants of Arvada will
close their places of business at
10 a. M, Thanksgiving day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

If turkeys do not keep going
higher, your house and lot will
be real handy, you might be able
to trade it in on a turkey for the
Thanksgiving dinner.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

louisville coal always on hand.
Smith and Gray.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Y. P. Wheelock came home
Friday and enjoyed several days
with his family, returning to his
work in Lime, Colorado, the first
of the week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

For sale, "a three room house
in Reno Park. Enterprise Office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Arrived, my annual direct ship
ment of Pennsylvania buckwheat
-four. Alb. H. Barth.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Writing paper 10-15c at the
Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

Theo. N. Simms, the plumber,
has purchased a runabout auto to
use in his business. 1t will be
quite a help to him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

The Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-11-18

For sale, "a small heating
stove. H. M. Nicholl.
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l. n $.
PHI cine 0iesbeaiialiGe Qnfro

9luf cine oiesbe5iigli6e Infra=
&c oes euglii6eu &onillls in Sol
peIton bot Die @eneralonpaltiGoft
in Iuitin Elm @uto6ten o6oegeben,
in Dem tie erfldrt, BOB cine GGc.
i6lieBung, sic BON einem cngliidNl
Goniularbeamten pol3ogen muroe.
BON Ben teranil6en @eri1ten els
9iiltig orlgeieben lperben mi!lle, netn
oie cine 8erion ser beioen @%beIdNlle-
Benoen englii6er llnterton lei unb
Die onoere 8erion nidt ibren itcg-
oigen @obnlib i'll Seras bo6e;; boG
broltbe Die 5meite 4erion fem er0li=
iGer ltntertan 81 lein.
Sn Solge elmer 8etroleum-Gr~
plolion %perbronnte in Sorotogo Elm
Observation-Disclosures Maoden naulclS
Mouoie Yorf. Sic botte aus eiler
groBen Same Del ms 6euer eieBen
Du0en. Iuf oieielbe 8eiie fpuroe in
Ser @egeno BON Granger einc Srorl
Somcs Sodiou 10 l6ner perlcst,
bob Tie bodit ipabriheinlid itcrben
miro.
S. g. @iaiorls, ser lrsue 8pr-
lieenOe oes oemofrotii9en StootSfo>
mites, bot cine longe Grfldrunq En-
%lolien, in ser err oie ein3elncn Blon3
fen Ser @olueItoner GIatforl1, bis
ouf Bic n%ellnte, beipridt itn0 fid
oollfommen einberitonoen nit ibnerl
erflGrt,. 9ie neltnte Blanfe ignoriert
er pollitanoig. 0ieie Glonfe CAB be-
fanntli6 Der Seeislutur ben ellten
Mot, na6 Sallle gu eeben.
Die o~ieslabriee @ei5enernie
BON Gillespie County miro allf 80
900 8ui6el obeeibaet. Die Guolitdt
ioa cine pnr5iglihe iein.
Die @%ronoiurp in 0ollas lat
Sreo Slelning, Sen friiberen @rGiiz
oenten, unb 9. 81. 9empIeton, ben)
friiberen @ice-Trdiioenten Ser Me-
Itetn @onf ono SruIt Company, an.
geflagt, @eloer ols 9epoiiten an9e-
nommen SIT bobelr, gu eil1er 3eit, as
iie idon puBten, ooB sic gonf 8of-
lunasunfdbio lei.
z@on ben bunoert ruiIii6en Gin
nanoererl, oeneu lebte @od)e Die
2anoutng in @alpelton permeigert
mltroe, baben nur flint cine Inter
iudung beontragt. Die l1ebrigen
boben iih rubia 5nriidididen laiie1.
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0aomr1t 9eernl" REF lie bent
Weab6en 5lt, oie mieoer Die Sd)iir5e
Dor Die Ilgen qenommen. rNo6 1T
nidt ouer Sage @beno. Gle paft's
au6 nod einmoll SEER @oti, iu9t
mir Die Germ fort, ais bat tie
geltoblenl" lno obne oie ulte Co
me 5a griiBen, faBte tie Die Sod,ter
GIN Irln uro 5og iie NIT iid).
9%folamunoe BON Segeluis iponotc
lid lan9iam Ser Sir gu! Gn balb
lpottil6er, bolb %erniter Bug lag
oltf Dem flugen alten @eiidte.
u9on loir, Slime Muriel" lagtc i;e,
in Dos erleu9tete @obn3lrmer ire
tend.
9[us Dem Seiiel Dor oenl maiiipcil
S6reibtiide erbob iid) cine Jrauen.
geitolt, cling Ser gintretelt0en ents
geaen uno empfing lie NIT ieuer
Gillette, bie 5u @nfal1g ltnieres Sobr.
bunoertS nod ni6t aus oent areilc
uornebmer Somilien perl6mul6cn
mar, inoem Tie nit oem Ius6fiia
tiefiter gbrerbietung sic oargereid)-
te Sonb oit bie 2ippe1 fiibrtc.
(Surtiekrnlg lol0t.)
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Urnnocioeutums : llc6ertraamnacr,


6. s. @ueIer unb Srau au gIi8as
beth &uete, @runoitiid an Ser @arben
Ctr; $1,000.
Sontbtpelfern 2ano Corporation an
Q. 8rnt III Ider in Qatepielp Car
bens; 1875.
81. q. @ittinser unb Srau. Warb Self
an 8icaroo Noori9ue8, @ruunftiid an
Der 9elena Ibe.; $175.
IIbin Seibel an 81. n. IPorri3,
@runbitiid al Der 9aipion 5tr. $500
Y. 8 Senrp an M19uit Hies, @runae
itid i'm scarborough 8lace; $3.50.
SO q. Sranflin unb graft an Charles
S. 8oiip nnb @iuim g. 0foIy 8rinos
itid in Der @beefpooo Mbbition; $3.50.
Sacob &laus an 8enianailt 5derb unb
Sran, 8runoitid an Der Saitbneber
Ctr, 1926.
alamo Seigbts Company an g. g.
@neel, @rnnoItiid i'm 8loG 1875; $500.
M. 9. NrnoIb NIB Srau an 81. g.
Waarbin, @runbitiif in Ser 81 Wlie gos
bition; $3.50.
@ars. sc. q. gislap an gbarles Ger
lob, 8ru1loltild al Der Noroe6lo,cs
Ctr; $500.
g. $. @torm an CHARLES n. @erlaA,
SGohnnnappnu !" pel SeHoeIllpe apo'1ton.
S. 6. @oeGeG uno 6rau un e. g.
Cunningham, @rnlbitid i'm nelteil @itt,s
8lod 1900, $3.50.
MiB g. SO. @raebner oil 9iidJalo
Simmang, @runoitiid an Der e3as
con Ctr. $4,000.
Sos aneeles Seigbts Ssriprubeipnt
Company an Sarolb W. Morib. Gjrll;ha
itiid in Der Cos @nseIes 9eie9ts Sroi~
ton; $3.50.
6. 9. @arDner an 2ouis uuo Sable
S6losberg, @runbitiid III Der Claudia
Ctr; $3.50.
81. 0. @infler uno Srau an Srau
@bella 9o5ano. 81 Mder Qono; $14,r
272.
soeIla unb Sole ao5ono il. oil @.
q: 8ur8ba6, @run6Itiid in helell
gitpsgIod 2113; 81.
@. q: @ur8bad an Soie oooallo il,
@rnnoltitd i'm nelten GitbzNlpd 21l3;
$500.
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GDttpn-geridt.

Die L@alpeiton Nems" Dat ioe6en
mieoer ibren Gotton-geridt perof-
fent[ibt. Der 8eridt giebt Der
! Stanb Der gottonernte am IL. Mu-
quit in Seras uno Sfloboma an
uno entbdlt MISUNDERSTANDING
aus iiber 700 peridieoenen BI1eer
IN unierm uno unierm Nahbar.
itaate.
Nab oieiem 9erift NOR Der
Stano Der Cotton in unierm Staai
am II. alieult INN 20 Ero3ent bei.
Ter ais lestes Sobr. DDS lit aGer-
oings elm Sortihritt, aber nur Elm
febr fleiner unb aud Dieier fleins
Jortidritt min nidt bel iaGen, benz
i'm porigen Sabr mar Die Grnie
nifts nenieer als oroBartia. Sr
Dflaboma lit Der Stano ser gattot
Dies Sabr oagegen beoeuteno better
aIs Iettes Sabr, um 30,6 Broacnt
Sf[nboma fam alio Dies Sabr auI
cine CUTE gErte rehnen.
am Sdle6teiten itebt Die Cotton
oies Sabr bier unten BET ms ii
Sii0melt-Eeras, bier lit Der Stonf
oiesSabr tatlahli6 idledter ols let-
res Sabr. auh inn iibrigenSiioen Dee
Stuates, I'M Often uno i'm mittlc.
rem @eiten lit Der Stano Der Got.
ton ihIe6ter als lestes Sobr, a6el
bod niht 10, piel ihledter pie hier
Bel uns i'm Siiomeiten. SIN gan.
zen iibrigen Staate itebt Die Got'
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

tit felt iiber so Sabrem bon WfiGio-
men bon Miittern beim 3aGHen if
rer &imber NIT pGllisem Grfola &C.
brauht poroen. Sc berrbiat 61s
aino, erpeidt bos 3abnfletlb, li,'-
bert alle S6meren, furiert 8tme-
Golic uno lit oie bette @r5llei gegen
0iarrboe. Son allen 9rl,ggiIter
in ieoem Sell Ser @elt %berfauIt.
Seio iider uno berlangt uWirs.
8insloms Sootbing Sprllp" uiir
nebmt nihts Mnoeres. 25 Gts. bie
Slo1de.
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Grbfambe.

9ei elmer Shulprifung iuar aud,
Die Srou 8altor onipelcnb. ,lntcr
anoerem froste Der 2ebrer Elm 9ino,
mer mol 5uerit eeiiinbiot b:be.
aoam ooer @pa. Qls bierouf Die
@ntDort niht prompt erfolqte, ners
iu6te Ole Srau Boftor serltoblen
ooourd nod5ubelfen, bob fie init
Dem Singer allf ii6 oeutete. Shlcu-
might mar nun bas 9ino nit Der
@ntmort oa: r9ie Srau NaItor bat
5uerit aeiiinoigtl"
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S1hite Sanfharfeit.

Sunser &aufmonn: Serr aonl'
m%er5ienrot, Sic iino 8par oieliaher
Wiaionar, unb oie Surnme ncil
5000 Marf, NIT Der Sic mir Gus
meiner groBen 8erlegenbeit gebolien
boben, mag Sbnen eerina crihei'
men; mir ober bat iie oas 0eben &c.
rettet. Soroern sic bon mir, nos
Sic pollen. @enn sic es miinidel,,
beirate i6 iofort lire Sodterl
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Ger niterreihiide miniitk

2ef p1tefreIdl16e Wtllll1terr0t
bat lid peronlaBt geieben unloblidI
Der nahgrooe 81 elmer aGgerneillell
Wiiere gemoroenen 5leii6not Sdrit-
te 81 TIM. Wit Dem erbofftell Gr-
Lob eines Iusflbrperbots i'll es
~aQeroings nidts. l1ngorn prpteTlert
gegen cine ioIde Mosnabme, uno
oud Ser beiteben0e SanoelsDertrag
init 8eutid)lano bietet Gdtpierig.
feiten. Der Miniiterrat fat nun re-
i6loiien, Die Sleiideinfu6r gu er-
leidtern. Gas ioa &umdl1ien unb
in geringem MaBe StaIien. Souono
unb 5ranfrei6 gegeniiber geife6cl.
@nb iol sic 6roge Der @iniiibr ar
gentiniihen 5leiifes elmer errteutell
Grufung unter5ogen meroen. sis
iolde Briifune abgeidloiien. fou-
men Die Sleiidpreiie aueroiilos eli.
ne uneridpinglide Sobe erreidt bn.
ben.
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Die bette Gtnmbc bes 2eJcns

9ic bette Stnnbc Ses 2e5ens
lit, tuelll man cine eroBe Gat getar
ODER cine iuu1loerbore @lltoedling &c.
ntodt bot. 6. 81. 8itt bon 9todg
Mt., g. e., i6reibt: Sci Der iblper-
item @rfaltnng, sic i1 ie ourdae-
tuadt, entoetfte id gu meiner gro.
BEN 3ufrieoenbeit, iuelde %lpul1berbu'
re @llltct- ilrto grfaltrngs .Meeoi8iu
Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY lit. Gine
8Iaide fltrierte mid Do1Itanoiq.
50 Gts. mo $1.00. 8erluhsNaids
fret. @nra1tirt Dol, allen @rugeiIf5a.
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GrItannte sfeptifer.

9ob cine einfo6e, reinllhe, mol
riedenoe aompoiition, ME Bud
lens @rnico Salbe, 9ronb.. Sdnitt'
uno anoere @llnoen, iotp,e geuler
unb SGnlorrboioen ai1genblidIid fit.
riert, eritount Sfeptifer. @eriuht es.
L25 gts. BEL onen 0ruaailteH.
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500 yeIpnnnna. 500.

Dte SeTer nrerer 3ettlns perDen Iif
freuen, gu erfa1ren, onb es tp~enigitens
cine gefir9tete &ranf6eit giebt, ipel6e
bic 8iienidaft in al ibren Stufen gu
beilen imitanoe lit; Snu aatarrbs&ur
1T bic ein5i9e iett Der dr5tlihen 8riibers
lhaft befannte poiitibe Sur. &atarrb err
foroert als cine &onItitutionsfransGe:t
cine fonititutionene gebanolung. Sau's
Gatdrrbs&ur piro innerlih aenommen
un6 tpirft brett amf bas 8lat un6 Die
56leimieen Sberfld1en bes Spitems ,bar
bnr6 Die @rnnolage Der aranfbeit ser>
It6renb lnb Dem Ratienten @raff aeGero,
inbem tie Die GonItitution 0es &6rpers
alifbant nnb Der Natur an ibrem 8erte
biIft. Sic gieentiimer baben 10 bel @ers
trauen at ibren Seilfrdften, oaB fie 100
9oIars 8elobmung fir ieben Sal ane
bieten, ben Tie 81 fnrieren perfeblen. QaBt
guh cine elite bon 3euenifen fommen.
Wan aoreGiere:
8. s. 9 beneb& Co.. Solebo, d /.
@erfauft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
5nIl's EamilieneBilen ii1o bic beftea.
Ser friibere Bunoesienutor
Gaa BON sslorioa lit ~geitorben.
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Mbipe6r.

5ron (ironii6): u@arnlli ltenncll
Sid oenn Define Srennoe Sotratcs2
Gtma ipeeer1 0einer @eleprimu.
feit2
Grofeiior: Stein, nleine Sishe,
oies an5unebmen, babe ib feinen
@runo, id befiirhte, s6er Geintnoee
gent"
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Der @eiberfeinb.

81: u@ie lit oenn Sbre @etbuna
I'm Srdulein Minnu ousgeiauen2 z"
g.: y6abe @orb befommen."
81: sea, bonn grotuliere i'd sl
Dem @liidl"
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Cont MeIouna olls M1ilndhel

0allt Wlel6ung aus W3ilnhen
lit Der ebemolige 9rofeiior oes A'rie.
Iterlpcsums in Baiiau, OF. Sifen.
berger, erfommitni8iert moroen. Sc
lit oies Der erite Sal BON @rfommu-
nifation ieit Der M~aBregslline Sona5
bon 9ouinaers am II. @pril 1871.
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S%ranemfogif.

Srau gum 8otten, sor siienl
Sllpeliergei9dft): SD 9ub' eriab-
rem, Dab Define Eobfeinoin, Die
Miiaer, oieies 4olier fauten lriG,
argere Sic bod nllo fonfe es
mirl"
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9as iaat aenma.

ST.: o@ie lit 8eine 6rou Shrnic-
germutter oenn eieentlih2H
g.: Sea, BEL oeren @itipeienbeir III
mir INNER gu Mute, ais heiinae
iih cine 9pnamitbombe in, Sonle."
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Mits elmer 8eidnuerbe.

@einreiienoer !. Was mid an
meiiten franft, lit, ooB Scr &err
8orItono init 8orliebe auf meil1cr i'm
Dienit g~efdrbten Maie berlrniureiten
pflegt."
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Z SelbitbelpnBt

Stuoent Qaut): u3oblenl = (lei.
ie) fam id nntiirli6 niht, liebe
3en5i aber menn On mir nii einen
<B 'rausgeben fann1t. Z
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ucberHhTia.

Sic: 5Mber Saul, Du fiibt Die
aodin, uno 10 etpas mltB i6 ieten!"
@r: .9as lestere more gerabe
niht notiq gelpeien!
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ton oies Sabr better oIs Iestes
Sabr, om beltelt itebt lie ill Ear,
bonole uno i'm noroliden @eitcn
0es StaateS.
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@mmortfiihes
Grfennnnasseihen.

Der Miiaer befomnt iebt cine TO-
tie Scale! : IS i6eint ibln III iest
finan5iea better 5u geben. So,
ia! Seina Scale lit oie Morgenr9te
elmer beiieren 3ufunft.
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8erlamgt

cine &o6in in einem Sausbolt bot,
orei Berionen. Gutter 2obn. Nabul,
fragen in Ser Office Scr oSreien
Brefie".
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Wabl au3eise.

8ir ffrli awtoriiisrt. Germ SuItus
6saI ais Ranbtbdt ftr RtsbertpdW fit
ben 6taatsena an5utiuhigen
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Ser friibere Bunoesienutor
Gaa BON Slorioa lit geftorben.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27
PUBLISHERS COMING
FOR ANNUAL DINNER
President Taft Will Speak
At Banquet Tomorrow
Night.

The National Periodical Publishers
Association VIII reach Washington to-
morrow afternoon at $40 O'Clock, com
ing more than 100 strong on q special
train from New York While IL Wash
ington the headquarters OF the associa-
ton VIII be the New Willard Hotel,
where 100 rooms, have been reserved and
where the annual banquet Of the or
ganization VIII be held tomorrow night
at o'clock, in the ball room.
President Taft will attend the ban
quet. which VIII. unless a change Oc-
ours In the program, be presided over
by Cyrus Curtiss. president Of the as
ISOLATION, and president Of the CUrtiss
Publishing Company. Among the after
dinner speakers viii he number OF
the wlttiest and strongest men in the
association
While no plans have been announced,
and while It is stated that the matter
was not a factor in the decision Of the
publishers Jc hold this years annual
dinner here Il is likely that the pro-
posed Increase Of postal rates on second
class matter viii come IN for a gOodly
snare or discussion Frank II. Scott
president OF the Century Publishing
Company. OF New York, and George 7.
Wilder, who heals the Butterick Pub
tested 10 the House Committee against
the recommendation OF the President
and the Postmaster General that such
an increase be made. viii be present at
the banquet a number Of other promi-
ne1t publishers who are IN Washing
ton this week 70 attend the meetinEs Of
the House Commute on this subject
also viii attend.