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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17

A fellow about thirty years Of age,
who has been selling a farm magazine
and Offering fountain pen as a prem.
iunl, was arrested last evening on the
charge attempted rape, the com.
planning witness being little girl
five years old. The disgraceful affair
is said to have taken place in hall
way, the defendant being overtaken be.
fore he had succeeded in his purpose.
Kenmare, N. D., May l1.-Peter Der
tleson, the merchant prince Of this city
and one Of the most prominent men in
North Dakota, was instantly killed
last night by being run over by 4 trac.
ton engine at his farm near McKin.
ney, N. D.
Mr.. Bertleson, who has large farming
interests, was working night and day
shift, in order to complete his large
farming operations. He was superin-
tending the tractor, the light refused
to work and he crawled out over the
machine while it was in operation to
make the repairs. lie fell off and the
large tractor ran over him, crushing his
body and killing him instantly.
Mr.. Bertleson owned large depart
ment store in this city and FIVE other
branch stores, besides being interested
in number Of banks and having large
farming interests. He was delegate
to the Methodist conference four yars
ago from North Dakota, an alderman at
Kenmare and prominent Mason Of
the state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
FRESH FROM THE WIRES
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17
County Treasurer.

Paid Political Advertisement.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

giiracrinmiIien mr. BRET. cpcr bier.
NAL IN Der Mode 5leiid auf Den
Lid fam, mo AM Dem ganoe CAB
O. pieliad uur Somttdae 5Ieiid.
20 fdrl lebt nian beute oriiben
ldnail nidlt mebr. Ter 6leilhton.
INN 1T aud III IcutidldnO IN Ota
lebicn Sabren pnni erbrblid acitie
octL mas. mic liberal, cine eutlpre,
dlcnOe G|crtbcrcrnna ocs 6Iciitcs
5ur 6clac nehnbt bat abcr bic
0utidc @ausirnu peritcbt eo and
iulic nod. 0nS Sleiid %rationel 81
ucrlDertbtu uu0 monde9 miro bier
5ulanoc iortaeiporien. mas orilbell
81 idnlad5diten SgeiiH &cruell.
oura iinOct 9liid IN Den @er.
Staatcl bat man iril6er nit Dem
1lciide better hausacbaltet OILS cs
gegcnw1rtia geidlieht canals mar
man and rDcuiacr mdhleriih. 0os
5teat ipieltc nod uidlt bic Role
i'm amerifaniidcn Sau5balt Die IS
beitte ipielt. 3leiit, oa5 belIte in
zen 9lbiaa uanoert. tam oautnls aui
ocn liitL mo Die 6amilie bliet
audi oobri geiuu6 mo trdftlg. Selli
ic ne6men immer Deniger SaiS.
ir1lten iid bic Belt. ans minoerDer-
taiaan 5leiih ciu ifmadbnitcs &c
ridt 81 bereiten. Sic meiiten Ton.
neR cs uidt einnlol, Wuo On miiiiell
hie idmea bcrgerihteten SteafS ans
ltIien. 9ei 10 um|ratIoneller &irtb'
ifait mltB ous 5lctitl tbeitcr wcrl
rem. mo miern 6nuairduen ton1tte
& IN Der Chat uidlt lhaoelL peuu
lie Der in Chicago an ihrc IOreiie
gtritteten giahnmg bic 9eudltrnl
ifenfen molten. Die lie ocroient.
Sie miirOen Damn iebr bnlo bernltsi
iinoen, Oab Die nriaden fir oit
theilcru 3titen mnuderlei iin0, nnn
ihrcr m~inoeiteuS 10 piele i'm Sauie
ais nlberhnlb oeiielbeu liegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
gchtrliatnslvcrthe 8orte flr ic0c

MISUNDERSTANDING @orte ilir ic0c
Nouairm iino alti Der SabresUer.
iammllmq Ger n~ereinigttn @roB.
ihladtcr geiprofeu mor0ct. Is tit
bcfannt, Dic iorqfaltig in BEN groB.
idl1ftereien 0arauf geaftet Miro,
Hnb nihts ueqgtnorfeu miro. IS
diebt faim ctlua5 pom (bier, ous
uift DerIpertbct miro, um6 Elm gro.
iier lbeil Der Gumahmen Der BroB.
ifl6tter iest i'd ans Rebenproout.
ten 3iammcn, Die ans aleiuigfeis
ten geponnen neroen. Giuer ser
Reoner. Der in Der Gbicagoer 8er'
ilmmllmg iber 0ieies Gbema iprnd,
iniipite oarun oie Miabuluig, IT'D bic
Observation-Disclosures I'M 6ausbalte 5uttl
Nuiter I'll nehmeu, oem mas BORT
I'M groBel gcipart peroe, fdnne i'm
leiuen III ieOem &ausbalte allh ge.
mart pcroen. IS lit bas cine gin.
AelegellAett, ole III JltllBller 3eu
irlmcr bdufiger aid pom Der IA
ge5preiie erortert miro, mo bic uieI
mchr nit oen bobtn 6laiidpreiien
III tim Bat. ols man geru06ulidl al.
uimmt. Die @egenmart beruft lid
INNER oarailf, tpie biaig oas 6Ieiif
in Der ioaennnnten 9uten aIten 3eii
1epeien lei. Gas mar es altdl aber
nan1nl5 purOe nith MIR nenig
5leiid gegeiien, uno auBer0em per.
itanoen bic &au5fralten es p%ortreff-
lif, aud aus minoer1perthiger
5Ieiif EN- allsge3eiduetes 8eridlt
81 bereiter. Is lit nod gar midi
10 Iange Der, oI5 in grttcn Oeutitler
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
@iainr Iilie.

GS 6iirite nidt allgemein befanrli
lthn. oaB in Smaba's nadliier 9abe.
IN Sort eroof ndmlih, cBbare Vtl.
Sc i'm lleberillB III baben itno. M
SeOcn Der iih Der @liibc Oes VtIii.
deus mter5iebt, III Oicicm SabrC
1T oas ipo6i idnpdrn0c mo nabr.
iaiie @epddlS iniolgc oeS reidli
den Aegeils bciouoers bouiig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
New York Office, The German NewsPa-
per Alliance, Is West 34th ST.
cmabu, Rrbrusfa, -. cftO6cr 1871.
Analo amrrifaniihc

NnglO . nmcritaniihe 3eitumgen
idmeideln iif nit Der SoifrnmB,
eaB nad golenom1a 0es nit einem
aoitenaufunnOc BON etner giilicu
Cellar, mO pabrid'eiulid nod ct
mas mebr. IN @aihiuqton 81 errIh
ienocn ne1cn Ocutitcn 9otih1iter
palai5 aniicr @ilbelm DER 3ueitc
ieineu lunle aebeltel &mlt, 9lmc.
rita 81 beiuden SIR Aualibrlmg
bringru ucr0c Is cridtltt ais
iibrrflHiiia, SIT bcmerteu OuB icner
faiicrlihe @rnit iilr intmer Ell
ironuIcr blelbcn luIr0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
alaat AM 5000 enfdaOianna.

5rau emma 6reOa 3ouern bal
6ie grmoiiidsmafler Morris 8.
Grei0en 6lauoe " Combs un0
Tranf g. 9ia nii $1,000 perfln9t.
sic bcballptet. onrh oieie 5irma,
Ger iic entcn austauiA ibrer 6nrul
oeaen Omaha @i1entblm iibertro.
gen bate. I'M aennnnte Summe alli
tctriiqeriide 1eiie iIberportbeili
noroen 5lt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
&idter &atcIcu ami Der scTernna

Rihter Glea3cr @nfeIep bat lid
iorpeit erbolt, oaB or in einigen Ia
gen uieOer gang heraeitaat ieiu
miro. Der Midlter Irioet al @ertia
90, berurlaht ourdl @eroalnngs.
beihneroen. Die beioeu Iotter oes
SfidterS fameu oui Die 9Iahriht bon
ser ifmercn erfronfimg 0cs Hitl-
tcrs ali @ciudi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
zinc hrri stnntr.

5rcmont. SeBten Withhold abcrN
hielt Die gismardlo9e 20. - Der
~Scrmamsiobne ibre r%eaelmdBlgc
@%crianmliing ab, bel Der Erdiioent
6arl Sdldier oeu 9priib fiIbrte uno
Sefretdr 3rib SduI3 p%rotofouirtc
Garan oniflieBeno iano Die critic
Oiesi1briae 6eitlidjfeit Der Soge NIT
Tan5 itatt, all Der fat ollie Dtit
glicOer nit ibren dnmilien uno eiii'
~QclaOenen @diten %tbeilnabmen. golo
herridltc iroblihes Sreiben inter
6en 6eittheilneDmerli, Die it'd rmter
6rib @mub's GrdeiterfIdngen eitrig
orm Gan3 bingaben. Soltes 9unet
uno gater @eritenioit iorgten mr.
ras lcibIid)e g9ohl Der @alte, Die
crit ipdt int Der gtad)t iidl tretnten
North Bend. Ger iehsiiabrige
Coin bon Sllfe CHAPMAN luiirOe
ron cilten 2ainpagen i%iberiabrer
rnO tra 10 i6perc 8~erleBmgcl,
am Sopfe 0nuolL 0ob oil cement
8ieOerauifommen aejpeiielt miro.
Der 9erlestc nur0e nah erlem
6oipitaI in Council 9luftS beior.
Ocrt.
@umore. @abreno ei1es in Die
Ter @egqno b~erridenoen @erpitter.
ihirmes ifIug Der gliB in Den Staa
bes 6armcrs 10. Sones. Gin &fero
irur0e aetootct mno oasSebdllOe elm
gedifert. Ger angeriftetc Sfa.
oan beI0uit lid auf $4,000.
giblano. 9as uelie Sfulgeboit'
Sc i'm oritten 0iitrift, orei MeiIen
roroUeitlif non gibIano. murOe INT
tel en~tiprefenoem Ceremonial alit'
gepeiht
Qincolt. g3ebrasfa miro III Die
iun ,Sahre Oen Idngiten Stimme5et'
tel habeu, pelder ie in Der De
ihidte oes Stnates elttltanoen III.
Ierielbe iDiro cine 2dnge non 80
3oa baben.
Bridgeport. Die Ncbrasfa State
3rrigation aiiociation bait oieie
8ode biericlblt lire Subresper'
iommllma alb. lleber 800 9elega'
ten nobnen ben 8erhanOlmgen bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
6r6iinnno Ses grienals.

Gle Gmabo 4ntiorol @uarb batta
Qeitern 9lbenb sur SSeicr Der 8leoer.
aoifnung hires arienals elltn Grr
pfang p%eranitaltet, 8u Dem NitaIie-
Der mo 6rclnhe e~ingelaoen luarell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

Grrlangt-@in tiidtiger Mann als
Gorter nno 4elner in elmer
@irtbifoft. @m. Sarid, 423 iuo-
Tide fl. StruBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

Gu perfanien-Negen gerlaiiens
Der Stoof cine 6ouseinridtung
ron 1 3inmern, nebit aiihe, iebr
billig. 8obnung su permietben
5ehr quito @pIegenbeit iiir Solhc,
Sic eillen 5ausltano 81 a%rilioen
.gtoenfen. 1919 SndIon StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

gerlanst - Gin tiiftiger iunger
GhloIier ODER Shmieo. gu er.
frogen Bel DIR. aauoen, Sbe GIepe-
lalib Drug 60, 1412 SarneD Str,
Ginaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
I(nuifi5irte an5eigen!

Gas preispiircieite Giles bel
Better Slump. Geittif)e Slide. 1908
igooac GlraBe, g. S.cd. Mobl3et
ten Is Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

IS murorn otbIetiThe ~llebeunecu
mSaciiibrt rno nnd ciniae Neoen
gebnIten. glld fir m~niitaliidle un'
ttrbaltune mar geiorst poroelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Snus IN p~erfanfen:

Gin mooernes, neues Saus nit 8
8immcrn our9 ben giaentbimer
tiuig ou perfaufen. Spart bic
Gommiiiion oes agenten. Wdberes
bei SbeoJ. gogel, 1916 Martba
Ctr, Telephone Douglas 1922.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

-%erlanst-Mdo6en fir aGgemeine
&ausarbeit ltno Mitbiilfe in Ell.
ncn g1derlaoen. 2707 SeaDen-
north Strabe. S.f6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

|N. 6. BOD, 1917 Snrram Sir.
rcrfnuft Gompfihtifsfarten iiber
ollc Qinien. Gefcpbonirt 3ouglns
jaB8 H.t2.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
S%eirathsaeinfl.

Mll~einitebenoer GeiGdftsmnnn, Mit'
IL Ser 6iinf5iger, terngeiuno.
iriinidt bic gefanntihoft elmer al.
ueinjicbnaoen anit1noisen Game 81
MAIDEN Ehpns g~ermogen CT
miiniht. inn nos @eiddft GIT per-
ar0Berr. Efferten inter 49,, Sma-
la Tribine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

sDir fnufelL rrrfnnfen rao oertau.
iheli g~igenthum. 6. 9. uno 8.
a:lro!tn So. 1928 GoIoge Str. Gel.
GoaQlas. 1865.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

g. 3. @urn beittider 0pti'
Ter. gltgen untcriuft fir Bril-
len. 1875 8ranoei5 8ebduoe.
0mabn, 1ebr. -gn3eige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Z. g. Srreniun usn gruicn gpw, @ebraSfa
Fir Bundles Senator Won Nebraska

Dnrn ptHIpH.
ed bin en 5aruncr, gcnob meiuc guSbilonn9 ant Der llntpcr'
fiat non Widioon mo bepcrbc mid nm OuS Amt oes SlnnesPnatnrs
chi gerIonaen BON @cidGft5lelten mo rehtlib Dentenoen hdrrtern
Cd bin ~enftieSen scoen mb far @iOerruf pes Ntafctpclqefses ~
ipirpr iehi1cn JoHrna. ub id eriute Inn luteritiBing ieoes SAND
Icrs Son6lunasreIcn6en, aauimaunes, Gienbahnbeanten, Sduobrut
t01ers, 1u1rmannes unS itocs rcdtlid oenfcuoct 5nrmers, % g
cine 2e6ensfruge fir lie Iae it,
Sd bobc ntdt nm einen Gennn eriuht, mid in meiner aonnpnane
81 ,rntrrnIhen. a6r tbne crinden Inn Die lnRritielm9 icoeS redfHn
%rrfarNrr 9tfrm1phrrs in gebrasta. ghtun9suoa Sbr
groer gon o2ebrogfa. & 6. 5srsaon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

@eorae q. Wlaguep fiil
StaatSanpult .-an3eige.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

Rot. @nnf 8Isg, ce Spler:
Sr6. g.t864.
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Understandable

l|sazs Goog, Na:s4, 400 9it5
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70 The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the fREIE
pRrssr FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
II the State Of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-of6ces. and
has an extended circulation IN
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma
Ii clrculates from Galveston
10 Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and Of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiaveilnR men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
in consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssR rUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State Of
Texas. whom it Is the ob1ect7to
reach the Herman reading pc
pulation.
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2uidneibe. uub 0ahnnterridlt.

Sidert bic 3utunft @urer Sodter;
Iast fie bas Ndben uno 3%nidueieen
eriernen. Infer llnterridt ulufabt ieoe
Gin5elbeit. Wobmlns mo Soft Tas
gustpdrtiee. 44S Sitsgommeree ctr.
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@ir beaeansn ieben gag semtsn.

melfe menig 8ertrauen gu ioge-
Observation-Disclosures haben, ooer
Inn oeutlider ai ipreden, bic lie
herabtan. Gas lit nidt iberroidena,
mern man beoenft, ipie biele Gen.
tie idon oaburb enttduidt nur0en,
inoem iie niht 6ie gerinsfte grleid.
terung ibrer 2eioen fanoen Gas
lit ieooh fein gutter @runo, I'm, al.
le Meoi3inet 5uriid Si tpeiien. Gs
giebt etIihe 9eilmitteI, Die bnrdi
oie Belt erprobt iino, uno unite;
oieien lit Sorni's Mlpenfrauter
Sein gntoeder, Der ualte" OF. Se'
ter Iobrrlep, mar Elm ibnei5er 9o-
tanifer, Der Dor uber bunoert SAB
rem in Dem bergigen 9eile Marr-
lambs lebte, uno 6eiien nunoerpol7
Ie &aren i'm nab uno fern befanai
mahten uls ben u@eiien Der 9lue
Mi6ge Serge. Or mar Elm .eria1'
rener @elebrter un6 elm YfIan5en'
fenner BON tiefem @iiien. 9as &c.
beimnis ieines grfolges mar iein
Mlpenfr1uter glutbeleber, eine
rein-pflonslide Miihung, welder
iif als foitbarer 5das in Der Sc
mile fort pererbt bat. Or bat talt'
Icnoe pom 2ei6enoen CUR @einnobeiI
uno araft perbolferL uuo lit Ell.
nes jener 9eilmittel, woroiif man
iih perIaiien fam.
Gorni's alpenfrduter 1T feline
Mpotbefer Meoi3in. gr lit fem UT
tifel BEG &nnoelsberfebr, ionoern
miro benz frnnfen 2euten brett g.
liefert ourf 2ofaI : Mgenten, oie
ernannt iino BON ben gigentiimern
Or. 8eter Gabrnep & Sons g.,
|11-25 go. SoDne ape.. Gbicago'
SI.
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Geo. aempff aeimd)t.

gelmdt luirS bic abreiie BON
George aempff, bon bem man 81.
lest etluas bGrte, ais CT Dor 80 Snb'
ren 9enilon perlief, mo CT fir e.
men Mamm Mamens SdJiaer gear.
beitet hattie. Geo. aempff lit ieei
iiber finfsis SATIRE aft. Gr 1T 8ader
bei grofeKion. Man wiinidt ieine
NbreiIe, neil Ct ettuas 0elb geerbi
fat. ct wirb gebeten, an leinen ya-
ter IN idreiben inter folgenoet
slbreife: Geo. 8eInptt
Wablan6, Spar6 COUNTY, Seras
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qoaiit wiaid, oeutide Sebam.
me. 0eues Eel. 1857, Altes 1866.
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Sndenoe 9amorrboiben.

Sd niinffe Sbnen gu iagen, mie
|Sbr CUNTS Cure" mir gebolfen bat
Sd lift fiinf5eJn Sabre lang an iaf.
fenoen Sdmorrboioen. @ls i'd onrd
geras rciite, empfabl man mir bort
Sbr ,Sunt's Cure. Sd faufte eirc
Soc hahteI nno tpnroe oamit fi''
riert. Sobn Bradley,
ganen. 3onias
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utorets8criht.
Naun1lupQe.


gan Amtpnis, Ser, Il. april. Srf
binart Z 9/16 Cts; @oop Whool'H!I
5 Cts, Som Giobling 8 Cts, Wttoos
ling s% Cts; @ooo @iooline 1eB
@aipeison, ser, II. april. = Grni-
narn 9A gts., oip Mfobling IFS
CTS. WibDling liz @ts.; @ooo
Nibbling 1875 Cts; @iboling 0alr
1915 Gents.
Gun antonio, II. april. -1s11
s,ihner. $3.50 u. 5000 per 9so
der. friid ........18 gts. per Ssso.
W,,tfsr II cts. per YfD.
msiaen ........$1.20h per 8nldle:
CORR $1.10 per Buldlel
Sofer 10 Ste. per 8nid1e.
Sem $500 per You're
uouig, per Rfunb. =. ..s% asie
faIa. per Yfunb.. ..4 eie
0emiie.
aartorelu, Californian, $3.50 '''0
@' apiebtln. g%alifornien, $500 MP
$500. Meue gr1rte, 1925 ltr 81
Tomotsr, aeras, $500 nno 1925
per Crate BON 6 aorbern.
Gslritn. Xeros, $500 per Dneeno.
9obnen. Ginbeimiide, 1926 INC
Sc. SO fur s1I3 8uidel.
Gfrn. S1.b0 per 1I8 gnibl;
Grinsr gfeffer, $3.50 uuO 500
PEE e na Sc, SO Der gufdel.
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@ineena gnrafaaer, Der lie

bengmiiroige @irt neben Der Ser
mannslobne. Sole an Der 9iaite
gtraBe baIt ftets Elm gutes friidss
@las Bier an 8apf. Menn IN Der Nd
he febre man Elm. @armer 5res
lund ieoen 8ormittag.
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Ma6fn @ertnfnna.

Nerrenfter Miiden uno idmer5en.
Be MusfeIn fommen idnen pieoer
in uormafem .3uitano, iperm Sitnt,s
Giabtning Oil angeipanot miro.
Gs giebt nid,ts gelieres fir OLE
forperliden Shmer5en. 2elite, oIe
Is fir MeuroIgie uno &benmatts'
mus gebraudtan, seben linn bobes
Sob. geionoers gut lit Snnf's
Qiabtuing Oil fir 8erlesanger
Durd9 Grnbt, es ber6iitet ent5im
ouns uno BELT idnea.
ors uno SOC Glaihen.
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IT'S in Louisiana. Naturally. That is the
! State where Protestant left big estate,
which he bequeathed to school purposes, with
the requirement that the Bible be read in the
schools. The Romaaaists scooped the fmad,
and are educating their children on 1t, bit
qoithout any Bible reading. The Romanists
just can't abide the Bible
But as I was saying, there are two scoun-
drels, down there running for the Senate.
One of these bears the name Of Pujo. The
other is Broussard
What do you suppose these two Congress-
men tried to do? They voted to give them
selves mileage, out of your public treasury,
for an imaginary trip homao during ON i'rsag-
sr'aqy recess Of Congress.
1t was this way, Son:
When Congress actually adjourns and takes
a recess, the members generally go home. If
they support more than one woman-often
the case-they may visit, first the one and
then the other. In any event, they charge up
mileage to Uncle Sam, at 20 cents per.
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The Senate

It so happened. few years ago, that the
session of Congress ran right on, until the
new one convened. That is, there qcas no
recess, at all. Not day, not an hour, not
minute interviewed between the one session and
the other.
But Roosevelt wanted to make some recess
appointments, which would not have to be
approved by the Senate; so, he hit upon the
happy idea that Congress had const1mctiuezy,
been in recess. | guess he got this idea from
Elihu Root; he is not enough of lawyer to
have thought of constructive recess, all
alone. Anyway, he made the appointments,
and the Senate couldn't help itself.
Whereupon, more than hundred Repre-
sentatives, in the lower House, reasoned with
themselves in manner and form following to
wit:
eff there has been constructive recess, we
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have, in our minds, gone home and come back:
consequently, we are entitled 20 cents
mile for the distance which we have construct
lively travelled, in imagining ourselves to have
gone home during the supposititious vacation.
This being SO, Uncle Sam will please come
across with the ducats"
That was very fascinating line of reason
ing, fully as sound as when they voted them
selves an increase in salary of 50, 500 year.
The voted the thing through, but the Senate
killed it.
Now, TWO OF THE sCOUNDRELs WHO TRIED TO
STEAL THAT MONEY FROM YOU WERE PUJo AND
BROUssARD. And both of them are in the race
for the Senate, in Louisiana
They would make dandy Senator's wouldn't
they?
[ hope somebody will put Governor Sanders
on to this.
2. S. Aiken and Legare, of South Caro-
lima; Maynard. Of Virginia; Hunt, Of Mis-
souri,; Hill, of Mississippi; and Davey, Of
Louisiana, also voted for the steal.
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@ He applied for Carnegie pension,
which is intended for old WORKOUT teachers;
OR those who are debilitated. Woodrow is in
the prime of life, and is drawing salary of
$4,000 year.
(5) Because he neglects his duty, as Gov
ernor Of New Jersey, and runs all over the
country making campaign speeches. He and
Taft ought to be ashamed of themselves One
is as bad as the other. Neither has the proper
regard for the oath of Office Both deserve
rebuke at the polls-and both will get it.
(6) Because he kow- towed to the Roman
hierarchy, and bore testimony in it's favor
which testimony he was bound, as a scholar
and historian, to know to be utterly and wick
edly false.
(7) Because he employs Romanist, as pri-
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Did They Gel Morse Out? They Shore

In fact, DR.. Taylor, of the Medical World,
got quite angry against Count Fosco-that's
Taft-concerning said statement. in said Mes
sage; and he-Dr. Taylor-wrote and pub
lished an exceedingly hot editorial against the
Count.
But, laws-a messy! What can you do9
Taft simply told the truth. We all know that
John D. Rockefeller perfumes himself, every
time he goes on the witness stand. We all
know that Andrew Carnegie swore to pack
of lies, the other day, before the Stanley Com
mittee, We all know that Perkins; and Nor
gam and Gary, and Prick. and Schwab, and
Ryan, and Belmont are the grandest rascals
that walk the American Continent; but we
don't swear out warrants, against them.
Why not? It's because they occupy higher
sphere than ours. They are above the law
as Kings are.
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cate secretary. Were he elected President,
every secret Of State would reach the ears Of
Rome, through the Confessional
(9) Because the last election showed that
he has lost out, in his own State.
(9) Because his trashy "History Of the
American People" proves that he has no love
for the land of his birth In that book he
glorifies the North and East, doing gross
In justice to the South and West. Some of
that I'M ustice am repairing, In my story Of
those two neglected sections
(1O) Because he has displayed a cold read
mess to sacrifice the warmest of personal
friendships to his selfish ambition Here,
again, he displays a striking resemblance to
Hog it-all Smith
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~ BECAUSE his Joline letter proves that
- he was standpat Bourbon, only four
years ago. His conversion is too recent and
too closely connected with his hunger for
office. Four years ago, he was corporation
man; and he wrote his railroad friend, Joline,
that he hoped some way would be found to
knock W. J. Peerless into cooked hat, for
good and forever. We don't hear of Wood
row, the reformer, until he wants an office. In
that respect. he bears a striking resemblance
to our Hog-it-all Smith.
(2) He has not had the courage to con-
denim the Sherwood pension grab
(3) He wrote an anonymous attack on
Princeton University, while President of it;
and then voted with the Faculty, to condemn
said attack, without disclosing his authorship.