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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

When ] am old. thinks the child.
smar,ink because OF the thwarting Of
its will. shall do as | please When
"a marry. thinks the youth. fretting
under parental restraint. shall have
things 70 suit me,
Nnen the child grows up II comes
under the yoke of responsibility.
When the youth marries he finds
himself more strongly manaeled and
tettered than ever In his life before.
Ia there In this whole wortd such
a thing as freedom
That is what can NOT bear TO
relinquish, an unmarried woman
said IT. her friend who mad been a
wife for many years. my FREEDOM "
iut her listener suffered inward
laughter, thinking. What does she
know about freedom II liz only the
bird who has been prisoner for a
while who can appreciate freedom.
Otherwise II seems as natural and
therefore as unnoted a thing az the
air he breathes.
But even the unmarried mortal.
With leisure and sufficient money. is
NOT really free, for HIS heart is SUCH
that II II nor happy without mate.
and though those who go alone scafy
at the mention Of loneliness they are
IL ~
heart hungriness.
Man Is strange compound. mys-
teriously blended are the soul and
heart and body OF him, and he goes
wandering ever throughout the world
seeking. II would seem. for something
lost long ago. That being a myster-
fous article called Happiness--and
great is the delusion thereof
Happiness. think nearly ali. IL free
dom. but where In our lives. threaded
In as they are nextrica bly, with all
the fateful destinies OF life. il there
freedom? Happiness. think some. il
lese--but love is the greatest OF all
unfathomable compounds OF sorrow
and joy. smiles and tears And then
another great anu popular delusiou N
that happiness Is money, and some
sell their Very souls for It, hut having
at last their dear money. behold. they
find It can not buy the smallest
scruple OF real happiness
OF happiness and unhappiness Car
lyle speaks most effectively.
Mans unhappiness. says Car
lyle In "SartOr Resartna." .'as con-
strue. comes Of greatness. it Is be-
cause there II an infinite IN him,
which with all his cunning he can
not quite bury under the Finite. WIN
the whole Finance Ministers and lip
holsterers and confectioners Of Mod
ern Europe undertake. In Joint stock
company. to make une Shoeblack hap
Ply. They can not accomplish II
above an hour or two, for the Shoe
black Also has 4 soul quite ether than
his Stomach and would require. If
YOU consider H. for his permanent
satisfaction and saturatlon simply
this allotment. no more and M less:
Gods infinite Eniverse altogether to
himself. therein to enjoy Infinitely
and HI every wish az fast AZ It rose.
Oceans Of Rochheimer, throat Hike
that Opichus; speak not Of them: .
to the infinite ShotblAck they are an
nothing. No sooner Ii your ocean
Allied. than he grumhles that ii might
have been 81 better vintage. Try him
with half Universe, III an Dms,I-,
potence. he sets to auarrelinx with, fbe
proprietor OF the other half. ana de-
clares himself the most maltreated OF
men. Always there IL black spot
In our sunshine. It Ii even a. have
said this Shadow of Ourselves 9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

This choice confsdencs. u e.
N the heart 81 child. viii
most astonishing rAptdfty. x4&
lts feelers are tn1tanfan1UuoGf Qztas
you must meet them With tf9i114 ~
soon a. your watchfu1 eye deteet6 111o
firrt Sign which may appear IN ~
shape Of voiley after voIley 81 49,
ttuna. "a ON A M
Be faithful 70 the young plsnt ut II
respect to your future FRUIT M
II IL tedious and often dAnIaytde eMe
spade. to root out srror: cont iineI
pruning Of wrong thought: TIM IN iey1s
naeilt OF Inventive instructions, The:
nottrishment Of love. thu aprink1inx uEs
truth over all, but the culture - falxs
above and beyond the succeefnl r0a9s
OF Sharon or any lily OF the valley.
Ths Thrill ii the Dud.
The friendship of a boy or xt4ly with
its bud Of confidence. 10 4 pla11t AZ
pardonabie pride and pleasure nemuat.
needs not miss. sss N ~ Il
Etrgtnian gentleman, large In the
history OF our State to- day. who 'sflrye-3
aided large child culture With tht9s
weed -piant OF deep rooted ccslndcnce.
was ever given 10 saying, sGeMte On ~
work. boys "--neser, go 70 work.
boys
He companioned his boys III con-
fidence- growth which made manly cen
terporaries Of his sons: and to-day ~
Ii the happiest boy OF all of th0m.
What CHEEKY mode Of tfamtp1
which leads rather than drives!
Unconscious and conseious Ahuees
There 10 d greater amount of intuS<
tiee paid children than has ever beeHI
thought worthy of notice, and tFust-s
fulnrss is ehoked quicker BY this wfest
than anything else. unless Il be ds-
eeit.
Our enemy. as fpotstooi. might ~
conntenanred but ctr children ~
fetch and carry slaves. while the listlS
legs ache from the multiplied errand-
missions, and the hands. no willingly
proffered, grow numb and cold from
serving form a picture out ~ hAr-
n,ony with cult OF love.
A>rpod portion nf this neglect comes
we'll under the sin Of thou1hfleseness
but il liz form we hasten 10 decry
The very need for child protankian ln
cur cities OF this country to-day de-
Inands that We carefully review our
child -ratstng watching why's uIt
means, that we offend not In thought.
intent or methods-.one. OF these lit
tie ones"
To these Inspirations OF home and
heart let US drink a widely posted
toast:
On the flowers of Love; M
ON the ringers of Fate;
On the Good and the Pure,
May cur minds contemplate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
Names Of Fabrics.

Calico comes from caltclit. Indta
Sattf, comes from Zavtowu. china.
Serge II named after Merge Spaill.s
Moaul. which In IN Aefa. nv 4 fh6a
nanacsakc ~ muslin. vi M s s as
The, ancient city pf namasCuS II rasl
SppnstDiA Tor lamaxk ES 80 ~
Cambria got ~ name from Catnbkfa
and easaxe from tsAxa. il Il 81
/ affeta II named after Hn6aan
street where the laatesiaI No. NJ olst
time sold d
ss AlpAeA derives III name from = =.
Peruvian animal from NhOse iI
Has made. al NJ IN sss ms Ssas A
Gashm<se Was orisiAily lsI1ga ! saS| \
Ttbek N the vale Of a a<s1S ~ VI ~
sEheslS Trowihg y Sbecle nv ~ Tn , Il
" wool ErnAoa. .sS & III 9ISsss
TnptneS nl4ukef, ~ y ~ =
sel0t6 k wil0 q nal< Id, mn a ~ y
mi MI eniI ~ M Il ny + Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
THE SKY-MAN'

HENRY KrTCHEIL. WEBSTER
Author {ssth Samuel Nrrnl Of caiumA TX"
Copyright 1910 by The Century Company


scontinued from Yesterday
~ hardly dare go TO sseep--znot
- .,n =, S,., ,a a,raia
Z Wv
yen'a safn OUT I" We an cream ah''
Id FIND myself back In my state
ra.,,, or, the Yacht. She WAS speak :
snr half In nockery but there was an
,,nf,ar.ena Of seriousness in her Voice.
s.Think how unlikely Il is that all this
can have happened she went on.
F.you said this morning YOU we're going
10 leave us. and / watched YOU GO
IIap can II he ANYTHING h,I, n dream
ahat xon we're hanging aloft there in
thr sky above The fog. ready Ia come
rlurv;nr .s,,.a xrb,,t rr,sa an. for
hasn %
Il told ven once" he said not very
isi.a ALI, ..hai one Of ,gs might he
lrearntns. but that one was not YOU. .
,4ycu vii, promise. then she ask
"a. that If I go Il, sleep I'll wake up
here and NOT ON the Yacht. and that
yen Won't have disappearear"
n nrnnise.. he said seriously
when 1av,ev sncrae.ied IN enain. +.
.rat H. ca,,,d aligbt and y, tho came
5,t,,,e sffora so,u. n,,osne.t If enab,,ny
4 him "a taLe why aestn n. fo,,nd
grnnr,aa arn,r.4 hin, i.,tl. ano, ~
,,,es, cr,,s pttbn.yd fror, fsiyht hy rho
fs.t -5y,,rns.,,,Itsty ns - ,cbt gayea m
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u ftat ~ u4as indnaa ms DaxtravtnU An
4 - .h,.h Mtg,,.l haa dan,arat Nv,
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auicklv 81 vnn can. ba sa,a and
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

Illustrated. T h Z
pattern for it car
be bought In si1
sizes that run
from twenty-five
inc hes w a | S I
measure. OF mate
rial thirty-six in
ches Wide two
yards will be
needed.
Darts at the top
of this IN o d Q |
shape the mater
ial to Nhe waist.
The finish is CIV
en- at the waist
line by a facing
three-auarters OF
an inch wide.
T h . "A GU n G .
should have the
lower edge trim
med before II Is
J Inc d to he
drawers. and the
joining should be
effected by a strip
of insertion. For
general purposes
longcioth In .
good quality will
wear nicely. and
for t ri m m ! n &,
Hamburg embroi-
dory or thre . d
lace should be
used.
When embroid-
cry II selected ~
d . c ora t.ion II
should be Joined
to the material by
FIR . n G h frills.
-Nh~n ths-adgiux
and the insertion
ARE Joined tho
same finish IL en-
ployed. y.
I4Acss are APP
piled either By
overseAming then
to the; material o,
by turning . mar
row hem ION ths
wrong side and
bAsting the edge
Of the lace on tOs
Of the hsm. which
must be stitched
In position BY
machine later.
w h . n insertion
and sdging are
Joined BY machine
the two edges are
laid ono ON top
Of the othAr and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
HELP

IF YOu DESIRE A STENoG RAPHER.
type writer. or help of any kind. use
The Richmond virRinian Want AdvA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

A pretty detail that the stout wo-
man may use to advantage is that OF
bringing the skirt material up on
to the waist in two points. ending
just below the bust and having a
narrow belt Vt the same material q
SlseNes are small and on gowns for
honse or evening wear are short and
in three-quarter iengeh only
The waist meeting the skirt in the
empire STYLES Is arranged to so over
lie the latter that belt can be en-
tireiy dispensed with. Sometimes a
simple piping only shows the connec-
ton. while again 1t will be band OF
lace edging set on perfectly fiat, the
border facing upward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
One-Psec Drawers with Flouncc
ny MRS. JANE FORD.

o
is is IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
WITH SMALL INCOME, CLEVER
GIRL CAN STILL BE SMART
One Who Has Reduced Matter System Says five Secret
of Her Success Lies i'll Ate non Details Involving
Such Constant Supervis ION of Clothes That She
Never Wears Anything That is Worn Looking

effect the folds losing themselves in
crushed girdle of satin, either
matching or contrasting with the color
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

a girl who. on "a small income, man
Ages to keep always in the pink OF
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
CHE. .nRTN HOLD EXERCISES
ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

The children in Principal Booth :
department Of the city schools gave
an interesting program on Tuesday
afternoon, Wa hington $ birthday
There were nineteen numbers Oh
the program and the exercises
we're en]oved by the children ano
their parents, several of whom
were present. The program was
rs follows:
Singing by the school, Wash
ington, 1t is Of thee. >
Roll call, Quotations abou
Washington.
Prayer by school + Plurlbu
Unum.
Events in Washingtons life
Ethel Wright
The Hard Work Plan, hydi;
Parker.
Young America. Kenneth Mul
len.
Paul Revere's Ride, Rebecc'
Dewey.
Singing by tie school, "Colum-
bia the Gem OF the Ocean.
What Was the Secret" = Emma
Fiechtner.
Pcadv,' james church.
The Ballard Of Valley Forge,
Rilla Arens.
The. Good Old Time, Will Klein.
Washington's Record, Mildred
Howe. j.;
Lend a Hand, Manila Wright.
Death Of Washington, Anna
Dewey.
Song, Mount Vernon " Melba
Perry, Ethel Wright, Rilla Arens.
Everetts : Grafton The Memory
Of Washington, Charles Japlnga
God Give is Men, Burdette
Holmes.
National Pledge by school.
Closing, singing Awake, Awake,
Salute the Flag.
\ Lincoln program was gwen
by Mrs. Clayton : school Monday
Feb. 18th.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

made up 1T Mobridge Tuesday
pioht and sent to Roeder. y T.
Tho s,,..;o1 sorr;oos bold ,,,r;nu
y
S'' o'"' S'''7'H III 'iie ""''''' ''''
c1o'cn VIII close SUNDAY gNehln@
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25
LATE LCCAf. NEWS


wy NV -" i'''
Mr.. and Mrs. ). +. Comstock
came from White Horse yesterday
Worth dollars, costs cents Bar
ker's cough remedy, made at
Sparta, WIS.
+. N Goodman leil "Wednesday
evening TOR hock island ILL., TO
close land deal.
Garfield Driver OF Nakpala laS'
last week pald j. Il. torNeh @'oo
for two year!ing colts.
Captain Mosher le1I yesterday
for Lenmon, II "eih@ MS -n'e'l0"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-02-25

Lost, chamois skin money
pouch containing a sinai. amount
OF change. Am especially anxious
to recover the pouch, as it was a
present. Finder please leave at
this office. (46tf) .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

go. 1872 6opfins 9ocb Der 3 Sabre
alie Qlb. arabn ieinem sebsH stE
Gnoe.
Sooesfdue. I'm 10.
SUM. 5oispb ,giflsin. 10. 1922
Walnmt Str, as Sabre; gegrdbniB
(. Wittp0h, st. Mifael's. r. I'm
20. Trau 0gnsg Mittis. 10. 800
Greenfield aoe.. 641a Sabre; gesrabe
uib 5reitag. ct. @atoniua. 4m
u, 5rau Barbara 6oHed. &c. 377
"a Ctr, 50 Sabre; 8e5rd6HiB DoHe
aerstag. Ct. Mi6asl's. Gitber
Goie Rin3el, SO. 564 Rational Noe-,
II Sabre; 9esrdbHib 5reiia5 81.
Drsifaltislsits sair6e.
III nglHdsa s. apitet-Wie
oerum 6ot bic tote q%utoroierej ben
LOB zines jungen NlenlAeu aHo pic
f4usre @erlsbung 3peier anoerer 8if
6olJe sfaabt. 4ui Der 6dbrt nab
Wi1pautee. ranHte in Der Sonnt1a
4adt udbe grooifiel0 Elm nit raien-
Der @eiflpinai9isit 0aberiduienoes
Qutomo6il. in meltem iIb oer -
Sabre dlte Wilbur .. 0robben. no.
908 6odeii QDe., Der p Sabre dlte
.Sobn Stein, go. 60 proirie Ctr. Der
"a Sabre ate 6arrn Beer, go. 1929
State Ctr, un0 Der "a Sabre dlie Y.
Wilhdupt 6efdnoen, nit folder Wutt
In einsu ,3auu bineiu. oaB bic Wta
f6iue einen QbblHJ binabitiir3te un0
total sertiimmert fDuroe. @robbtn
lUuros babel unter Der Ulaidine Der
art 3erqustiti, oaB T iton am nd4
item Gage ilarb, uno 8elD un0 Soer
idwere @erIsbuugen oaDon.
ul6teno Ulilbaupt NIT 2ueti6uHgen
0%aDontam. 0m. S. @n0ers. 30
ait uuo in 10. 100 30. Ctr.
lDo6eno, wur0e Dor ieiner Wobnung,
6eiUubtlos auf Dem 9urgerfiei3 lie
asn0 ouigefunoen un0 erlo8 ciueHi
56d0el6ru6. BEN er permutblih 0urb
u~n0liidliden 7Faa erliticn battle.
Giner Bebirneni3iiH0uHg eridg Der
IS Sabre ate Sas. Gooiiep Ho. III
Reeo Ctr. ais 5ot5e zines Dor etlra
2 Wohen 6ei elmer 9eilerti erliiienen
Oes Raisnbrins. 4m 6aBe
Der Ga0maner Gin. mur0e Der n
Sa6re alie albert gaois, Elm 9abu
lnaeileair aus Giles. g., Don elmer
Notwithstanding i%berfabreu. beren
Rdor ibm bcioe geine mierbaib Der
aniet pom Stopper irennlen. -Durb
Gbitur3 pom elmer Gar erliit Der
90 ,Sa6re olte Siepb. Gr6an 20. -
giutolu @be.. einen 16doeI6rah.
Shlimme Gustitungen srlitt Der =
Sabre olte Woib @1eliet. 70. 20S
gale Ctr. inbem er BON elmer Scr
aIecsrgeranHt muroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

NnpaIt Alb. ReeOles BON SOHopah,
Qep.. ano Fri. 8lande 9ormau. Die
14iahriae 9obter pom Rid. @ormGn
BON Orpitla ertraRtsn i'm Sman
Safe au Seattle infolse asHterns
ibres 8notss.
Oreqpn. SIN unionbobnboI
Al QprtIdno nur0e u. 5phRioH,
Der nit ieiuer Satin. sinem 7jGhrisen
SSbnhen uuo einem sspiHsH :. j.
We6b Dor einiaen 3aesH bort eiR1es
trofFeu. dls Qeine II einem Softer
aufasfun0en. SobRiOn's Satin uno
Webb purben unier &eTo0dt Der 3bai
p%erbaftss.
California. - Sour. @iaeit
bat bic uuf ben A. SuIi anJsieBte
BreisllopTerei ser NlOpiiehtsr Self
ries una SobniOu 0arbi9l. iOwie autl
cine Ouf iebteR Samst09 anseieBie
Shepherd spilbsn 2 ~Sternsn- tIsi
nerer @r0be oerbotsn. gum 1beIl na
nit 5dnTtaHciseoni ht 6is pa
namo 4uste1ung Ber.isre. ME aug
WaIbington auoeOrrri mar aeno.
Iep., eTbot fd IOfort Gas etsibsite,
bruiale Sdduipiel in isinsm Nejhs
bib abipidsIn su lahen.
GotordoO. Sni0lge 1rinssHs
zines 6aaripaRsrs. has iis IurShnops
bislisn. itarben gu 0aBosn Ron Sus
ait. Gents g0rbin IRO Wm. GAR
neil.
Runfas. - Die Msi3sntTEis in
| RanIas BAT lpebsH %bsaennen; Der Srs
traa III etpa % 9uibeis per acre.
e~rntearbsiter balisn $3.50 ana $3.50
ben Saa usbf aoii nRo Gb0ld.
Oflaboma.- Sn SiIdhcma 4
Elm bsfti1er aompf oarubsr e%nihronnt.
ob bic Sauptteot tn Q utbrie bleis
SEN oesr naA 0ttabpma gitg
perleot psroen iol. nis surh cine
@oissabRimmuus nsulih bsidloHsn
wuroe. Die Stdatsre3iernn0 ielbf ii
in Dem @trtit in ? 6ractienen sslpol
ten. Esoatsibdsmsirsr Mspsr uno
lsin anhars blitssn III @utbris. udh
rsl.b Der @onperR II uno otr Staatss
ieerrtar nah OIL homa 6ita assrsss
fsoslt fRs. Die S1te fommt MN I'm
Sbsrhaotsaeritt sur gnti6eiouns.
2fffour.- Der Staats z@eHe
ralanrali BOT I'm SbtThdctsetri1t Die
Nasnsifune Der armsur Qadins &C..
Der 5uii. 60. Der IuFris &C.. uno
Srsisr tlsinsreF 5iImeH aus BEN
State becHirast. bic Der gtvibDns
RING sur 9sitriniun1 ots 6dHoels
uno Der utbertresuHs ets SagrmaH
aniis 7 ruRasistss bsf5uloist FHo. -
arfanfaR.- On einsr G<heins
suns 81 5ort Smit5 hf9lsHsH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Carthage. ST.. nuroe BON Der AnElaos
freigeiprofen. Das6aHs ibses frlbersn
8rGutisams 8r.4leg-6 da, sci REM
ten nit Spnamit 3l1ii1rt 81 1abeH.
na6oem Gr. 9aa cine 4Hoere gsheiras
ibet battle.
- Der iunge Ban 6aron, Der perz
baftet purbs unter Dem 9sr0aht. feline
Gltern unb ieinen 8runer ouT ibrsr
6arm gu 81 drbailtonn ermDr
BET 3u ba5sr. muroe rpesen mnnselnz
Ser 9eipeiIe i-ei9eIahen. Die goro=
H~srsiurrB CAB Den Wabripruh ab. 0ab
bic g Wloroe CON elmer unbetannten
gerion beriibt noroeH ieien.
Der "a Sabre ate 6ubrm0nn
Nrtb. Coulter BON RuseatiHe fieI
6airport BON siHsm 3use uno
muroe aeto0tet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Special Wmsei9eM


SatbsIii6e 5umIIien. bic iid oHf benz
sanos nniisosIn modem, wsrben oHf bic
Vorsase Der Jormosseab BON grssnOias,
Wis, oIfmsrtium ssnndi. Gas ad.rs
lamb sebort 81 BEN bsitsn hes etaotes
aH6 iiebt nidt b6bsr i'm 9Steil. ais oes
ruiseSss an6erspO. 9lsfIsctirenSs m5sen
ii6 nm austunft meEben an: gleO. SO6n
ytoDlinasr, U. 81 10 @rssapiIe, ISIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON qrtaniaf
uHo Otlaboma. BEN @etrieb ibrer. peA
cen Streits seialoNeasn @rubea unsI
ter Gem Open Shop" Spiiem wieottl
al Bunefmen. f.
3sIas.- SR 8 au fn0 90
Perionen an Btomain 9eraiftunl
eurh unrsinen Gis=grsam ertrantt.
Sinise Der 0pfsr pur0en nur ua3
ltunoenlaHaer glrbeit ieitens Ser aer3te
g~srettti uno me1rere bsfinoen mn ned
IN tritii fSm 3HItdno. ~ IN Rusf
raroe ein 8sser. qusl6er beInugeiet
mar. Elm jnaGe5 pslfes MSStea En-
moroei 81 hateu. son eirsm Mob benz
Sheriff. entriien uno aaf rem Shei.
ier1auleH lebeabia ps.brannt.
Rtfiiffippi. - 8s5dnat nurs
Dc Don enn6erH in Elm Re-
ger, oes in irunieasr Matb nit sinen
eemsbr 5linoiRss UNI lib itob.
aentudp. als 5oIse END
alien 5amil;eufebec tam Is in Cad
terntlte 3u elmer 5lutissn 6o.sssas
an Der II NldnHeT ii1 beibeiliaieR. ID
bei oer SEuppsl. MsNsr un0 @e!Behta
sur S~erlDensan9 tamea. 2 oer aampfsA
hahue mureen snotlih nn0 , ancere
itIreI perbrannt. = Wan alauhi. isst.
Dap oer pis.asIaAtg. osr ermcr0unJ
Der 'ltiuen Nina 8slnel in g0afsss
.btIIe 6esittais Shalniener Soi.
Aenollnl IN Gsras eiaseiangea pors
Den IL.
Obte. ~ 9as 8srfa6rsn asagn ben
Der 9mniiuht. unmcraliitm Qsbens.
manNels uno 0isBitlideg @sriebiaHaen
b9itiiatsu Roli3titsf Gcbler 1on
eItpeldR0 tam sum aGihluB.
Habotm ocR ecn as'praEafHs a "a
8loetpancien l3 ais uneEnitiea oe-
tri@tn poroen morsn. Gire Frt.
ideiouHs Miro in siniasn Esssr eef.ls
gen. Die 9rleey 91rtin ms arsnt
sosl ruroen IN 9iaaa zen einsm
3n8e seirDisn uHo rli00tst. gsr
Ields 81uunisyHs5ner Ger. N-nnin in
9 amiiicH utyiudis Tsint1 c5.rin
tsnotR @ohH aug Dem 0,iami 1l III.
ten uHo beioe %ettrauten. 20 3ohrs
3n1tAaas s5his.t pr 8ahussp53msi
fsr SsNe pan 3anai III giacfntn ~
~ ptl5sr isrHs 5rog tefsaai. siins
telt. ssfeHsli uno aui s.usn N- l5feu
o%tT5TaEHi bate. = Su 0oontt Il.
gln5 esE 0liabrise Nou,s Is. Ws9um.
Starasai or Woorsr 6i.istn5 lHas
ilaaal Sani aHoaasrn0sr arsnt 4h
usssH Sslsiimcro aurH Gridiefs
Der 45la5tiss etris Siohl ens Are
0aiiin elilabtsb uuresn udht Q les
neA 'lasH 5n.t astgriisn ana saNs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
2itl1itoiCdIe
II uhrthtrn.
9utssois.

G6icano. - Die Wtrridm Som
million bat Dem Staotratb eiueu De
Jihi iber 0it i'm 9ridenbureau ouiae.
oedim pgrloitsrteH 3uitduoe untsrbrsi.
iet. oer obaleib er cine gauge Reihe
oou 1eiipielen fit Die CUB in uieiem
Department herriAenee GhdH0.
mirtbit0ft aui3dblt Eur ais 4r6lmi.
Hdrbeg ,ht beSeIhnci miro. io0aB alio
Elm nod nett mmiaHenotg Sdtuhpe
ritt 3u effparten te6t. Sn Dem
a8titedanl spyegeB" aegsn oeuStaais
ab8eoronsieR Zee CtWeil 9rcmn Dat
Ser Stact ieiu 9emeismaicrial ieBt
anierbreiiet unn bic @tribeioiaunQ
iudt icBt eurb 8oriibrang pom -
3masn bic Atanmenis ots Static 3a
wiOer.e3eu Nthier elibbou4 Sat in
icintm 5ahresberiAt an oas C6sr
iiadisaeyldit befirmortet. 0ab Sic
foerieduien aeieblit ac3iuman Iuer
zen. Nerionen. BE in ibgen 4ulaaeu
o~erunalidt ino go ipio@ tine auae
mtNtns gntih6oi6un1 8H }Ghlen. TN
t,r ZEN lest beiiebeuotu @crb6liui1en
ltno me Htbeiitr bttauHtlih MIR oana
su ~taefntr'aB btthiiat loeun le
n0tlpci'tn. oaB Der HraeincGtg rs En-
ZEN HoialacR Observation-Disclosures ieb
len lIfB nm fe maHfn ib ago odan
err aa IA wetitie lutnlsn. lrds mass
Huf etpe mehtiahriae gcysoaeulul 4ay
t'clat bat louoeru rt 0uh suiaat. q.
ncR e'ttobiIitfn Nfal De- ibntn IL
julptthtaaen @,loes ibfem Mrr5lt
800 atcrlaNen 1fim UttCHdnetn
niot'r &ahttt @iseans Elm Gaze se
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

So babe pieIe fciae Bargains in Sarm.
lonoerelen. Gsrbeiiertes un0 mnDerbenertes.
IN Der 9fabe uoE NDoniodet uno oauoM
entisrnt- Sarmen BON so bis 960 gder
sum EJelie pom ss5 his $50 per slder. rem
Sano ami eer &eli bat b~eilsres Sares uro
III 10 sroBer Gnantildt.
Sur : Sabre rrbirIt Sanborn Gonntb neH
trfen Vrris ani Der Stateiair una Die innf
tEien greiie i'm bcrhbmien 2sTnsHaIaa ~
gliidleu.
%ss0onfotes 1T Der @ountu. Git. IS 1T an
sipei GtuiiiOnen bet Is. Wt. s. OF. =. @iiens
bGbn 9elesen. Aue e5eldaftsbraudea intb
bier Dertrsten. @ir babsn siH $50 600
S%onrtbans.
Die 8eD0ifsFune ii unssid6r 1900. 9sir
bobeA cine Der %ieiniteH 4inrrsS dailen inn
Stoate. unieVe 4iGgrel miro poH ben Suois
Hens 8diern peyieben unO 1T cine Der blis
benoiteR IN Der Si0jeie. NeD. 3. 81. 6a.
amiH 1T CUR Iebiaen 3.it @idrrsr. Die
Gdlle wIro UoA ben .Ereleutotion Stters-
geleitet, Sprebt por Ooer idreibt nm mas
bete Austunit. 6arte Don SoHtb 9atotd
frei mi Rerinuapu