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New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
FAREW ELL SERVICE
CHURCH SOON TO GO.
Fourth Auenue Presbyterian
WM Giue Way to Skyscraper.

Services were held for the last time yes
terday in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. When the Rev. DIR. Walter d.
Buchanan pronounced the benediction at
the evening service the Amen he ut
tered was fervently repeated by the con-
gregation. every member of which seemed
to feel the pathos and solemnity of the
occasion.
Ii was the last word of devotion that
the high arched walls would echo. the last
sound TO reach the Vaulted ceiling. until
the wreckers being their work of disman-
ting the edifice to make room for a mod
ern eighteen story office building
II know the pathos that is in your
hearts. the tenderness of this hour said
DR.. Buchanan. and as Gods servant and
your pastor l urge you not to forget one
of the men whose names are written
here" indicating the tablets erected 10 the
memory OF former pastors during nearly a
century that the church has been in ex-
istence.
I'VE are going forth tonight, while here
will linger the voices of loved ones. May
this last hour spent in old Fourth Avenue
Church bring us nearer in the silence OF
our sweet communion than we have ever
been before to Christ. our Saviour.
The last hymn sung was Jesus Christ.
the Son. and the old walls resounded
with the closing words:
Oh, that with yonder sacred throng
We at His feet may fall.
Join in the everlasting song
And crown Him Lord of all
In the congregation were many former
members of the church. When the ser
vices were closed they fingered in the
aisles. exchanging "reminiscences. More
n
pew where they had sat in their youth
Sad and happy memories struggled within
them.
nlunion service were Warner Van Norden
and Elias j. Herrick two former members
and elders. 1T is twenty-one years since 1
offciated here" said Mr.. Van Norden. At
his request the door of Pew S. the old
Van Norden family pew, will be saved from
the wreckage for him
Many others took their pew doors, and
some obtained the entire pews as mementos.
DR.. Buchanan stated last night that
nothing had been decided definitely as 10
the future home of the church organization.
committee has been appointed 10 consider
IL. Pending its report services will be held
regularly in the Charities Building, across
the street from the old church.
The Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
was originally the Bleecker Street Church.
organized in 1925. It moved to Fourth
avenue in 1853. The Rev. DR.. Matthias
Bruen and the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby
were among its pastors. DR.. Buchanan has
occupied the pastorate for ten years.
The property. valued at s45.00O in 1853.
was recently sold for s66O,OOO. II was
bought by Mills & Gibb. who will occupy
part of the building TO be erected on it
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
BERLIN NOT SATISFIED.
Washington Note on the Tariff Disap-
points Germany.

berlin, Jan. 23-The American note on
ne tariff Is not satisfactory TO the Ger
nan government 4 dispatch which was
delivered 10 the Foreign Office last night
vas oeciphered in instalments to-day
The first paragraphs of the note which
were fayora bic TO the German contentious,
gave The impression that the controversy
Nas ended. but IS the note proceeded 81
vas perceived that various points have
tet 10 be considered and that Washington
continues 70 hold positions which Ger
many Is not prepared TO yield ar the pres
Ell time
Ihe feeling al the Foreign Office is one
q great appointment, and although
Iere Is no talk OF tariff hostilities. IL is
evident that there must be further ex-
change Of communications.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
HONOR FOR PlNCH0T
SJrcCEEDS DIR. ELIOT.
FrForester Heads National
Conservation Association.
From. The Tribune Bureau.


r-.shf,e7on. Jan 23-Gifford Pinchot.
~ returned from New York this evening.
--,,,,ced here that he had been elected
1-.s,dent Of the National Conservation AS
s..stion. succeeding DR.. Eliot, who now be-
.o-,es honorary president Mr.. Pinchot will
.xsz,r,e active charge OF the association to-
-o-rovr with headquarters in Washington.
NJ Pinchot's election comes at the instance
:, Dr Eliot, who urged II on the executive
~o-,,-,itfee which in accordance with his
,s,,os met in New York last night and
-,s5e the change. The National Conserva-
.to, Association now has membership esti-
mated at ten thousand.
The plessantest thing about by election
q. nresident Of the National Conservation
ASSOCIATION" Mr. Pinchot said this even
,re is that I follow Or. Eliot by his own
sesire Il is most fortunate that he will
,fuain in the work as honorary president.
appreciate keenly both the honor and the
chance 10 help the movement.
The National Conservation Association
,s rot IN politics II believes that conser-
,at,on is q great moral issue broader than
s-v partv or section. and more vital than
env political question or measure now be-
fore US
The rights and the property of the Amer
,,sn people are at stake. This association
viii be on the firing line in the conservation
srht Its immediate task will be TO do what
n car toward getting good conservation
laws in Congress Hereafter ] expect TO
.szote what energy I have to the associa-
non as ! did TO the forest service in the
mast I believe the National Conservation
Association offers the best way to help the
cause OF conservation.
IN behalf Of the association ask for the
active help, membership and influence OF
every man and woman who believes in con-
servation and equal opportunity. They are
needed, and needed at once"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
SEND WOMAN TO BELLEVUE.
Entered Police Station and Complained
That Man Was Following Her.

A middle-aged woman, who said she was
Anna Almard, of No. AL West 46th street.
was removed to Bellevue Hospital from the
West 37th street station last night, after
she had taken refuge In the station because
a man was following her. An examination
will be made into her mental condition.
Just after she had given her name and
address. a man entered the station, and
Miss Almard according TO the police, point
ed to him and said he was the one who had
followed her The new arrival said he was
Herman Schuring. of No. 10 West 11Sth
street He said he had been dining in a
room at No 291S Eighth avenue when he
first saw Miss Almard., He heard another
patron OF the place say there was 500 re-
ward for her. and followed her. He was
permitted to go.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
LEAVES EXTRA TIRES FOR BAIL.

Four servants employed by Payne Whit
ney could raise only $40 Yesterday when one
of their number Henry Allendorf. chauf-
feur, was arrested in Broadway, Flushing
for exceeding the speed limit Bicycle Pa
trolman McAvoy took him to the Flushing
station. where Lieutenant Williams said
that 500 was the bail
One-tifth of that amount was all that Al
lendorf and three women in the machine
had but they proposed TO leave the extra
tires as security. as they were easily worth
$50. Lieutenant Williams saw II that way
ard the party departed for Manhattan, bat
presently they returned to the station 10
borrow a dollar from the lieutenant to nav
the charges over the Greensboro Bridge,
and they got it, too.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
NEW ASSOCIATION FORMED.

The Fourth Avenue Improvement AssO-
citation was organized on Friday night at
a mass meeting in the Park Avenue Hotel
which resulted I'm the election of Hugh r.
Garden as chairman committee was
appointed to draw up a constitution and
bylaws and to provide for the election of a
board of officers for the first year Its
object will be to foster the development of
the district along proper lines
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
PATROLMAN TO ALDERMAN.
Pittsburger Won in Face of Police and
Mayors Opposition.
( BY Telegraph to The Tribune

Pittsburg, Jan 23.-Joseph II. Jackson,
a Pittsburg patrolman. decided two months
ago that he was tired of walking beat,
and announced himself as a candidate for
alderman in the 15th Ward. Mayor Magees
own" In the face of n bitter fight by the
Republican organization. Mayor Magee's
brother having charge of the campaign of
the opposing candidate. Jackson won hand
lily.
Police Inspector Bailey and Captain En-
NETT, Jackson's superior officers. took an
active part in the fight 10 defeat him. To-
morrow Jackson will hand in his shield and
keys and his former supertOrs will be
forced to give him the respect due a city
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
NATIONAL TRADE BOARD MEETS
Begins Two Days Session in Washing
ton To-day.

Washington. Jan. with a programme
which covers practically every important
proposition pending before Congress, the
National Board of Trade tomorrow will
beein TWO DAYS session. in this city, this
being its fortieth annual meeting
Among other topics TO be discussed are
the American merchant marine. the diplo-
matte and consular service. forestry and
Irrigation. the interstate commerce law.
national banking and currency. postal af-
fairs, river and harbor improvement, the
tariff reciprocity, the Sherman antitrust
Law and the immigration problem Uni
forn pure food laws for the several states
and proposal TO create a department Of
public works will be considered.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
URGE CORPORATION TAX REPEAL

Chicago. Jan. 2S.-Circulars urging com
mercial bodies TO appeal To Congress for
the repeal of the corporation tax law have
been sent out by the Illinois Manufact-
urers' Association to all parts o. the coun-
try. The circular declares that so per
cent OF the members OF Congress are op-
posed to the law and that 40 per cent are
willing TO repeal 1t.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
LRr relesrarh te The Tribune. J

New Haven. Jan 23--John T. McDer-
mott was an insurance agent of this city.
He was about sixty years old He leaves a
wife and daughter, who live at No. 26S
Orchard street. In this city. They received
a telegram late tonight confirming the fact
that ne committed suicide. He left here ten
davs ago 10 visit his sister. Mrs. Stewart.
who lives in Manitoba
His son. Harry McDermott, Yale stu
dent. ten years ago committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head while in
sane as a result of illness.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
NO CHINESE LOAN SETTLEMENT.

Faria. Jan. 23.-It was stated by high
authority here to-day that no settlement
mas yet been reached regarding the Han
E""-szechuen Railroad loan OF s3O.GJo,0oo.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24

In the second game. begun on January
13. DIR. Lasker in turn played the Ruy
Lopez, but play was adjourned in an even
position after thirtv-one miles.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
NEW HAVEN MAN A SUICIDE.
j. T. McDermott Kills Himself in a
Sleeping Car.

Winnipeg Man, Jan 23.-J. r McDer-
mott prominent resident of New Haven.
was found dead in a sleeping car near Sas-
katoon. Sask. to-day. He had shot himself.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24

Darmstadt. Jan 23.-The seismograph AZ
the Jugenheim station. near here. recorded
on Saturday morning tremendous earth
quake about fifteen hundred miles distant.
The directors of the observatory are of the
opinion that the quake occurred in the
southwestern part of Iceland The conCus-
sions were so strong that the indicator re-
peatedly exceeded the registering capacity
of the apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
MAY BE NO SHORTAGE.
Bank Treasurer Said to Have Disap-
peared Needlessly.

Southoridge, Mass, Jan 2S.-That the de-
posits and other funds Of the Southbridse
Savings Bank may be shown to be intact
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24

Potsdam. Jan. 2S.-The seismograph here
Saturday registered an earthquake of
phenomenal violence. the disturbance oc-
curing apparently in the Caucasus region
or Asia Minor. The movement of the in
strument occupied about fourteen minutes.
when the apparatus broke, owing to
heavy concussion. Professor Mecker SAYS
that it was one of the most severe earth
quakes ever registered.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-24
WEST indian SHOCKS,
Earth Tremors in st. Pincent
and Martinique.

kingstown. St Vincent, B. ". l.. Jan. g
Two sharp earth shocks were felt
throughout the island at $50 o'clock this
afternoon. In Kingstown the protracted
tremor caused a panic, but no damage was
done.
Fort de France. Martinique. Jan. %
Earth shocks were felt here this afternoon
a few minutes before o'clock The move
ment was unduiatory and lasted one
minute So far as is known. there was no
damage.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
1sein @eiahI Bel ermiiNnna.

Yroi 9oeipD ans Berlin bat eiu
neucs 6eilmittel. aenamt Spetmin
eutoedi. pelhts aaer GrmiiounN uu0
@rih0piunQ Elm Guoc maiden iol. Die
llriahe oieier Wirtung oui ben
menidlihen N0rper tam Der Gni
oedtr uiht ertl0ren. 0ieies 9eifmit
lel Miro Oem 9olle abr taum susdng
lib isiH, Is lanQe Is uur ourd SIN
fpriBuna mtr Der Saut on9eplnot
miro. Wir 3abeu 0it 4ufmtrtiomleii
u%nieyer yeie idlou pieoerbolt luf cir
6eilmiiiel aelenti, psltts ihnen
t6rptrliae mo geiitise Grihopiuna
turiyi Is 1T oics 2riner Amcricon
elirir Of Bitter Uine. meihes Die
9eroouna orsane lur Eb1tiaieit an
reaen miro. 9leih3sitia oieielben
irdliNeuo. Naourh mcr0en oieitlben
IN ben Stan0 atiebt. acnua RoAruna
0n3unthmw nm neues. trdftjles 9h.
80 ihaiim uuo bic Circulation norma.
So mahen @ehr1uten Sic cs in allen
Arduibsiitn, in oeutn bic Symphonic
lno. @ppeiiiIoiaieit. Ihnelle Grmii
ounA 4%trpoiii0i. ~@eritophna. MAN
aei an @neraie. ,Su gpothelen. Sci.
Griuer. No 1893 49, 1889 So. Qib.
lauo @pe., 0bicaso. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
@Tnnt Wssru1tJtm.


Giner BlutDeraiitun9, als 5ofgI
zines 6lieaenitids. srlaa 81 ga
@rOfe Der 20 Sabre uIie 3. 6eber=
lin. - Del Siaa unD A on0ere @s9
bdulihieiien auf Dem 4Hpeien 0es u.
Seers ouf 5ren6 SslunO iielsn nebIi
alien Sn9alt sinem 8raHoe gum
Opfer, her bermtbli1 BON einem Don
bort DertriebeneH SaHoitreides aus
Rade gelsgt puroe.
Dis bereits ltdrt in 9srUeiung
iibsrsegangenegeihe purOe so 6 ptps
pepa sails Der Uon 9orabo0
oortbir Bsr5ossns 4rbsiisr TriB Ulils
ler dufgsfunoeH Der psrmaibilH al
mem 0iBiahs srlog.
geim 9aoeH i'm Tor 5luHe srs
trani 81 @|pplttnH Der II SCORE
alie Douio @aiimore.
IN ocu COUNTIES 9 anfteI0
uno GnusIab 5no Ihou mieoer
Wol06r6not sum Qusbru9 esfoms
msH. BE srcBs 9erbseuHseH an5ari6-
ten orohn.
Sm Gait RiDer 81 Green
9 an 1T Gso. C'9ssfs, Sobn bee 5ars
msrs pairid G'9ecfs, btim Baden
erirunien.
Ter in Rem Rihmonb Be-
heimotbetg ga6Horbei.er 4ler. Qe0eriD
nuroe al 8arnssDiae. U1inn., BON eli
mem 3uge H6eriabren uno 9et00tst.
~ Iurh Stur3 aus ieinem guggn
nuros 81 2 beboDaan Der 10 Sab
re ate Gow. Ulads aus BEN 3opn
6oaano aussnblidli6 eet5oist.
4uf isinsr 5arm nabe Ct.
Wenoei besing Der "a Sabre ale
Matb. Salm, Batter BON s &inoern,
0eiien f5rau DOT 6 Wohsn geiior6en
mar, Selbitmoro 0urh Gr5dngen.
Dslbert 6onlon, 10, un0 Artb.
GDoHs, q Sabre olte, beioe aus 6 u
"a, Wis.. ertraHleH beim 8doen i'm
! 5eber 8ioer al y uncombe.
8eim Baden i'm Wisconiins
8luhe gu BloinOille ertranieu
Der iunge 75ormer @lias 6ubbaro aug
Nodms 6DuutB uno 5lUsi 13 uno Is
Sabre alte G6bne oes 6otp. 6utbaro.
Der As Sabre dlte 5reo AIhton
BON Blue 8iper nuros oberbalb
9o5cobsl ais 9eihs i'm WaHer gsfun
Den. Wan nimmt an, 0aB Ct bsim
Baden ertraHt.
SIM Gount0 Mdrot6oR
graHirt ras @6arlahfieber rs6t
ihlimm Sn benz t~Isinen. 300 Gin
mobntr a~dblenoen OertteH @ do
fielD fiu0 30 3ronlenfdle.
4abe Dauoutee Deruns
aliidte Der gabuarbciter Did. Got
hih i0otlib. aIs cine Dr0iFns nit Fl
ner Wot0rtar %tofioirte.
5n Uteua ia giHg bic grobe
Steune oes Sac. pouer iammt allen
Snbalt in 6Iammen duf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

BeHnfDlpnnia. Die Dts
mOtraten DoH penHiplponid BADEN auf
i9rem StaotsconDent f~oleenoes Eidet
oufgeitent: @o~uperneur, 0ebhgr@rim;
yieesouperneur, Samuel 9. 9rice;
Staotsiscrstdr. SObn 5. 9latesiee;
Sdobmeiiter, Samuel g., Samuel
o.. pbilfon. Die platform berurs
tbeilt Den 4apnes2lorih 5orif. aIs eis
men 8etrus an 8olte gu suniten siniz
ger Yr~iDilegirten, perlan1t 46Idaffs
ung Der Sruits uno Wonopole, err
pfisblt Spariamteit in Der nationas
len unO liaatlifen 0erDdltunq: Shub
Der oHenilihen 9dnoereien, BnHers
trdfte uno 5orlten ourh 8~un0esceiebe.
uno iHooHirt Die Gintommenheuer.
5ur Arbeitsconflicte Toa ThieDsoerihts
lide 9erbdnolung obligatoriI6 ae=
mldt uH0 bic Rehte Ger Nrbeiterorgds
%niIattOnen iousn i'm 8d6men bes Sc
IeBes geidibt peroen. Gn0lin foa
geleBlih feitgelegt, peIherlei Gam
p0gnedusga6en Iegitim Iin0, uno bic
gendue Beronentll6ung oerfelben OBJ
ligdtorifd gemoht neroen. Inter
ben Republicnnern oieies Staates, oes
nen bic pOlitiihe SahIaoe niht aez
beuer erfdeint. rpuroe cine 8eneguna
ms 9eben gsrufen. ben eegenpdrtieen
Staatsfecretdr &nOr sum Stootsaous
Derneur gu nominiren. Quf Griuhen
ces Prdfioenten entIhieo iih 6err
8nDr aber i'm gabinett su bIeiben. -
Bel gbensburg entgIeiIte elm Cir
cuss3ua nobel oieIe 4ngeiteQte psrleBt
rruroen unO bsrihieOsne Menageries
beitien enttdmen. es eelang aber ale
gliidlih pieosr sin5uiangen. - 9sr=
hesrenDe Stiirme uno 6ohflutben nil
theten in ben Gountn's Green uno
20 afbington, iopie in sinem
Sbeile bon WarDlano uno rihteten
rieiisen Shaoen an. 2(u9 fdmen
mebrere Meniten I'm. II Inter Der
bdht. feline perIdipunOene Satin Il.
iein fleines Gin0 ermpr0et al baden,
puroe s. u. @rics. WitglieO Ser Mils
ertonzNOrmalihule gu 2ancaItsr
in DAFT genommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

eotsu it eli. a~iHatler natiittihu
esy'ti ubey ot er5Nht 9lrmemgneae
paaiicailltt psrsta Der ea n
'tyeteHefe Sti dai DE m EnalanN
0strt htn0cr Sniaaes 5vtgit. NE pon
ea Afaiulns aastHd.en etbcsunam
haeea tea,seH oai. eHoe Mntiu Gna
lam u 4d.ce eae ta9 @e8olttunm
ooR BE. aa0slt@ @felsr 1~au00 sQer
laHtB oggA ot ofitn,s.tt Q.sN
,aoiisicit unitHubt 3rtrNsn maffm.
IS tameu oahes aaf #lt 1850 .srfs.
ntn - Wdupers SIN Senaeu ,len
btiras 0t 3abl oa gon Dsg stool
unierltagitu Aim 3ca l2i $50. eolr
rs eem Eau'euo. n otiM 2fiere
fHc ieoob oie Nanltyitouienst csn
4gnta nihi cn5tsyiico 0tt aa
.ero eas1 hlastn wlHen ann can
tlncm Ef3 5um enessea uja. sp.7tr
.est Ne ieeeu ioNeu Oitiey Nser ear
eoa anotn uaN 0lwogu ig uoH ipst.
rtottr es oaeltnlst ser llnterfHr
Ten tno rs ivdtr fss 0s ois VT.
tg' leffttit Nninmt uao Ne e.
euf nite.gyti, IN sas ttirem Yer
ts.tnis wthr 5u Ser @g,xitslehrsn
iglsW.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Ans 5anrtne.

SIN hitter non n Sabrsn IL
Capt. Wm. 9. 0auce, Elm i'm Rube.
ii0no lsbsnotr alter 56iffarapitdn II.
bstanuter Osmotroiii6ey Bolititsr &C.
itorben.
U. e. Wtdrtiu. Elm 9ocomotipbei
ser aus Ulilmauiee. Wurbe lei sintn
9oAnunian in Der 0dbs BON Sues
gefabrlih ptrIebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
uniere
Sbnittmufter.
Siebcr Gebren DamenrSef.
10. 400t.

Mon bort BON oasu Seiten, oaB
oies cine Saifon fir isparate RDde lsi,
uno oas 1T au6 gepib Der SAT-. Aue
Stofie nerOen gemadt. Oamit ie nit
8luientainen gsira9en Deroen tonnen,
a6er du6 init i6nsioergemadten Co
itiimen; bic Rei66aitisteii in oielen
Roten 1T eritaunli8. Der @od III I'm
ben Q6rper in feinen 2uds %arrdusirt,
inter nel6en irsenopslte umdnoes
rung D%orgenommen peroen lam, Dbne
rab es FdtbGr 1T. Der unters 3Beil
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
gus Orl1kurIr.

gel i,iner 4ybcit in Ser Sdae
nghit ron @ciiiigr. 4mos x g.. az
usto ou - Sabre aI.e 6surD BON.
ifr ma Sem rehieu arm In Gin,
a1e. noati Tim eas @.ieo b5indhl
ani asetla8i iplrot. SyQb oes tylii.
.tatn agoBtH 9lsioeglaiis tafieu oit
Atgjie atn 9,anR 0ot reiisa So ten
HtB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
,ssparatMrem fiir fahrraSer.

GrIunOigsn Sic fh lest iar. uniere
Qreiie fir Gmoiairs II. 8sparaturarbei-
ten. g8ir MAIDEN nlte S1brrdnsr srraos
fuie men uusieben. nniere bohala oie.n,
aaranttrten 6ahrrdbev $15, SIG, $22 fir
Saar ober Ieidts %NbJablunesn. 6aupts
quarter fir neue unb 3tpeiter 6onb yDRns
ior=GucIes" Aben0s uHo Sonniags 8ors
mittaes rffen. EsIepbon South 476
Jonas Cycle So. 72s gsatiOHaI 9Os.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
SIR elm FIeincs t1dHcben.
lie. 50O3.

Sin &leiO6en. oos fit Elm flsincs
goDfen gemadt Miro, iolie gang &c
nib ebenio ld0n isin. pie oas fir Sc
mano onoers. Wir 5eisen bier Elm
NOBEL, oos iebr pielen 9eifaa finoen
miro. Gs 3eihuet f6 6eionoers
ourh 0as ie6r tlsins Sod ben 4aneI
porn uno ole 6aIten i'm Rode Gus.
Sraen0 elmer Der populGren @aihs
iicfie Tam fir oieies 8leioden benubt
per0en, mo3a iia 6amburger Slide
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

hes Rodss Bat 5lpei tiefe 9uds ober=
bdlb oes Saumes uno oieie eritreden
lih rin9sberum. ousnenommeu gang
porn. no fh elm einidtss 9anel BE-
finOet. 8ieier Rcd lit ausge3ei6net
paHeuo fir Orsan5ie. glun. 9iia,
5ouIaro urn Gle dnoeren peihen
Stoffe
Das Wuiier tommt in Dr0Ben pon
y bis % 3oa Gai1snpeite. sir eli
nen Red BON mittlerer @r0Be brauht
man 512 9aros 363oa. Stoff.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
pInsers WiebmsrFts.

GateGss. q 2uui. Riutsict. IN
futr $500 ececo9. a7o-s.l3i 1erH Stiere-
525-T26s &eiern. 640-THos @ttcce 4Ro
Sscocss 40o@u50s RAYS nro ceffcre. Alb
gIr Nditgr 095s.5o.
earsiHt. r Aafaeg ftcQc; itinte. a.5o-
ESQ; ecwtirie. e.&5-9 SO; fcrsrc $50
eeais. anfusr 1900: 825-hD; eam'
Uft. tQo-413.
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tsuOt gleRegn Garbolidurs
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osa @gobb,ysostbams Slospsuss nHe
iea. unlano.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
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edneriHs, aniabr 1000 Eriulo. sHb -
ESQ. Epnrjra 9s0-e45. ieteoie. Gas -
$50 4adgrc $3.50.
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SfedtrS. 4.20ziaS Ndihsr 65e-s25.
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gamGgsr. 700-sc0s spring 6Co-SQos San-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

reien itbr ihon modem: cher ebeuIc
gut iino cub icbr ieiue Ssrsts ooer
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brQWfen.
Das Nfgifey iommt in @yo6en far's
9llier pon 6 bis II %ahrcn. 6iir Gin
UtaOten pou s Sahren br0uht man
2la Nayos 36lou. Sioff. nit is pam
lS}oa. Hlloeer SpiRCu > 9aros Sisen
uuo lia glayos 9la0.
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