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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

flat basis is not absolutely just.
With all these conditions values
would not be so high as they are, in
the estimation Of the Minneapolis men,
if it were not for the misrepresentation
shown by the citizens, and the public
spirit such as prevailed in Minneapolis
twenty years ago.
The citizens seem to be able to move
anything and they back up everything
they undertake. Kansas City has a
much better appreciation Of the city
beautiful because they had to work for
it, while here it comes naturally. Lack
Of knowledge of what we have in Min
neapolis, even among the members Of
the real estate board, is believed to be
back of a great part of the lack of
local self-appreciation. In Kansas City
full advantage is taken Of every op.
portunity. =
Some Comparisons.
Kansas City is divided into four
park districts. The acquisition Of the
land for: park purposes is charged up
to the district. Eight dollars a foot is
assessed against the property abutting
on boulevards as first cost and then
they are maintained by the city.
Comparison Of figures for Kansas
City in 1904 and Minneapolis in 1905
show how close Minneapolis is upon
the heels Of the Missouri city:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

time. This applies alike to the cities
and to the country. Both are inclined
to prepare for. an early start upon their
work, rather than wait until the build
ing season is open and then encounter
delays. Already it is apparent that de-
liveries Of structural iron and steel are
likely to be slow and uncertain, for
the mills are loaded up with orders.
While they have doubtless prepared
against possible coal strike by stock
ing up as much as possible with fuel,
yet if the threatened strike occurs, 1t
will add another complication to the
situation.
It is difficult to oyerestimate the
capacity for harm which a complete
and building will bear its full share of
the trouble. The situation at this time
IL largely one Of doubt and it
would seem to be the policy of wisdom
on the part Of intending builders to ar
range for the delivery of such materials
as might be hindered by such strike
before the first Of April.
The labor problem in building circles
is yet uncertain. It is certain that de-
mands for greater wages will be made
if it is concluded that it can be done
with any degree Of certainty. The good
prospect for building will naturally tend
to encourage this idea with the various
building trades The sentiment on the
part of the master builders in various
trades is distinctly against advancing
wages or accepting any demand for rec
ognition Of union rules and regulations.
1 And general conditions are not SO good
| but that they can easily be changed
! to a very Oppressive outlook it labor
| troubles are threatened.
The character of building for the COM
ing season bids fair to be considerably
like that Of last year. An era of indi.
vidual residence building and of small
! apartments seems to be ruling. The cree
| ton of large-sized apartment buildings
has been almost superseded by small
duplex apartments.
Prices on building materials are usu
ally looking upward. Portland cement
/ is advanced and the demand is SO strong
that it is exceedingly likely for prices
! to be revised upward again. Natura
! cements are firmly held, tho without
advance. Brick are commanding gooe
prices and some slight advances are
asked. Stucco plasters are firm at the
recent advance. Structural iron anc
steel are regarded as steady at present
prices, and show no change from s
month ago. An advance is rumored fol
southern and Washington pine.
! Cut-stone contractors are reported al
! feeling competition Of terra Gotta quite
{ strongly, and business is not quite VI
to expectations with some.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

charge Of about $500 will be made for
the use thereof. Free access will be
had to all other offices and free use Of
telephones, etc. Such proposition gives
a social side to the ordinary dull business
day Of the man who desires to economize
and gives him luxuries and benefits he
never has been able to obtain. Nowhere
lin the Northwest has real estate office
been modelled on any such magnificent
scale. The ceilings are lofty and the
columns imposing. Along the entire side
of the office are the glass windows of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

This picture was taken on Thursday
and represents the main hallway on the
Building, to be henceforth known as the
Columbia Heights Building. On the right
hand side will be the city office Of the
which Mr.. Walton is manager, and on
the left hand side the main offices Of the
Edmund G.. Walton Agency. The Walton
Fire Insurance Agency, The Minnesota
Debenture Company, Mr.. Haggarty and
the Fire Association of Philadelphia. On
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
~r WALTON AGENCY MOVES
Old Times Building Now Home Q
Arcade Investment Company.

Edmund G.. Walton has moved from
Hennepin avenue and Third street,
where he had been established since
1892, to the former Times building, on
Fourth street. With him has gone the
Arcade Investment company and the
Mime D sdaah re- COMPANY MI L;
room, and to get into closer touch with
the banking center he chose the Times
building, now the Arcade Investment
building, as the base of his future real
estate and development operations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

the second floor are the private offices
Of Edmund G.. Walton, the telephone ex-
change, the office of Mr.. Walton's secre-
tary and a large office for subrenting. A
new phase in office renting will be at
tempted for the first time. A large room
c con Of Gentlemen desiring com
Portable quarters, with the use Of ste
nographers, telephones, directories, etc.,
at a small cost This room will be COM
pletely furnished with desks and chairs,
gas and electric lights, and monthly
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

80 100000 large brown stone office.
building, hreproof construction, in per-
feet repair, well rented and showing a
net income of per cent on valuation
Of 100000. If interested ask for state
] ment Of the actual receipts and dis
! bursements.
s&55OOO-A very large and weu-built
block at the corner Of 4th and Wa
couta sts., suitable for manufacturing
or jobbing houses
$4,000 For two-story brick building
on jackson St, between 4th and 9Th
SITS. This property IS 51A feet wide
and 119 feet deep. and has valuable
alley rights, giving an entrance from
9Th st.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

l$55O0-For 2-story brick building on
West Sd ST., near Seven Corners, with
lot running through to 4th St., giving
frontage on two streets, both of which
are paved with asphalt.
Fourth, opposite AudltorIum-A frontage
Of So feet on a street paved with asphalt
and in an excellent location for busi-
ness purposes. Price per front foot
only 5000.
Fourth, opposite Christ church-A vacant
lot with a frontage of 40 feet. This lot
can be improved at a nominal expense
: and will bring in a good income In
rentals Price $4,000
a handsome fve-story
modern business block on Wacouta. be-
tween 4th and 9Th Sts
5oxuU0--A splendid 4-story brick build
ing on 9Th St.. near Robert St.. within
.the loop" A net income of 7k per
cent on the purchase price.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
Benton House Sold.

J. U. Barnes has bought the large
residence at Twenty fourth street and
Blaisdell avenue, belonging to Mrs. w
s. Benton, and occupied by herself ano
the family Of s. V. Morris until last
July. The house was built in 1901 and
is one Of the foremost residences in
the Blaisdell district. The price was
about 100000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

the Arcade which runs from 4th street to
the Post Office, giving to these offices
front on 4th street but the constant at
tention of the thousands who use the
Arcade Across the street are the Farm
ers & Mechanics Bank and the Bank of
wage earning depositors almost directly
into this big office Of wonderful invest
ments. Surely with such an office and
such location 1T is easy to foresee the
contamination of enormous /. businesses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

minneapolis, after all, is the
best place. Whenever I come back
after visiting other cities over the
country I am better pleased than
ever with Minneapolis as a city in
which to live. It's natural adj
vantages are unexcelled, and its
opportunities, as related to its COM
mercial territory, are not equaled.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

.$lSOOO-Will secure deed to a very
desirable four-story brick building on
9Th, near sibley. Terms one third cash,
balance payable in five years at per
cent interest.
SSOOO-For three-story stone building on
Jackson ST., directly opposite new
building Of Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co.
Close to the railroad tracks and very
desirable for wholesale purposes.
$6OOO-For three-story stone building
on West Sd st. This property is a good
income producer. During past week
eight Or ten pieces of property within
a few blocks of this building have
changed hsrds rnest Of them for actual
Improvement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
Environment for Mahogany.

Altho mahogany will make itself at
home in different environments, IT. is
never so happy as when associated with
golden browns; with the browns that
have been made sunny with yellow and
red.-Lillie Hamilton French.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
STEEL MILLS CROWDED
Work on Big Buildings Likely to b
DELAYED,

February building is editorially re-
viewed by the Improvement Bulletin
as follows: =,
New building for the current season
is developing from time to time in an
unobtrusive sort Of way, so that it is
really difficult to appreciate the amount
of work planned or projected at this
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

Kansas City is way behind Mime
apolis in the matter of savings de-
posits, as they are comparatively moth
ing in that city. In manufacturing, too,
at the present time the difference is
far away in favor Of Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

he board o ia as WHOLE h has besGme fG
pertains to Minneapolis is something
which affects the interests of the mem.
bers of the board and their clients, and
to that end they are preparing to dip
deeper than ever before into the pool
of municipal affairs. They will look
after all matters pertaining to city i'm
provements and legislation affecting
mortgages, title registration and taxa
ton and will Inquire into ordinances NJ p,
Sas sG 2aa P9cseSnss qse
In toraS&a1
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

Our property, both income producing
speculative complete During the past week several
pieces very desirable business have pur
which speaks the
value ST Real printed are-
facilities the command of Mime
apos friends others interested in St. Paul properties
Below is partial list of our bargains:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04

Improvements in the building line re-
ported for the week by the Improve
ment Bulletin are the most extensive
for tho uoar tins FOR,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
2eutf3e aeubewaHnune.
gerlin. Is. gJldr7.

Berlin, %. Wldr3.
Gie mir erfa6reu, fiuo bereits Eiebs
reGe Qrmeetorps boQjtdnSiq nit Dem
ueuenRo6rriidlaufgei6iib dusgeriiitet.
Das ejeibdB Bat ii9 bisber Dor3iigs
lib benabrt. Die in 0ielem Stats
jabr fir Die 8eidaIfuug bes neusR
8el6uses ausgslporfeneR Dlittel, Die
bereit3 in Der 9ubgettommiIIion ans
itaHoslos betuiaigt nur0en. reideR
ui6i fir Den 9eoarf Der eaHjeH Qrs
NEE aug. IS Diro 6aber immsrbiu
nod einiger 3eit be6iirfen, bis bds
ueut @eI6iiB bet Der gan3eH OeutfheE
Qrtillerie in Gebrau9 qenommen ieiR
miro, bdRgt Ii erfter 2inier oapon
ab, pie raid Der Rei5stag bic WIittel
oo8u CUR 8erfiiquug itellt. @bsHiO
lpig NIT oem RobrriidIdufgeifiiB ftebt
Is nit BEN abqednoerteH 0epebr. gs
III be isinem 56eils Der oJnfanterie
nit oortrefflidem @rfolge iHGebraud
oenommen uub miro allmdblib ie
nad ben beDi0igten Tsistelu ourhpsg
3ur Ginfubrun9 gelangeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
0tutfdton&
9erIin 2. Mpril.

Berlin, 2. 9lpriI.
Der preuBiide arieasminilier @t.
uerollcutuant b. Giuem itellte inn
Rei6stage cine glbnabme Der SolOo.
teumiBbauoIuugen ieit Gie itrenae
&un0bobiiug Der gegeH SoloatenmlR-
ban0uugen erlalieuen 8oridriiteu.
Die prouptere glburtbeiIung Der 5tr
gIn3eige gebradten Sale unO 0as
ofientlid)e 8eriabren Dor ben siriegss
qeridlten tbdten ibre g9irtitng. Die
gdn3lid)e 2lusrottiug Der 0iiB6auo-
IitHgen lei dber iebr id)Iper. 1ie I}i-
lit0rbermaltlng tbue ibr 9leltBeriie5,
nm ben peinIih enipiln0eHen lle6el.
itau0 ein3uoammen.
81 0ieier Grtldruug lab ii6 Der
0rieg5miniiter 6irh eiueu 9lilsiall
oes So3iaIiiteuiiibrers gebel Deruns
l1Bt oct in oen &orten gipielte:
Die IN uHierem 5eere herihenoen
3uitdu0e iiu0 eine Sdmo6 iiir bic
3ipiIiiotionl Gurd Ole grutalit1t Der
Gii3ere uuo lluteroii3iere uno oa5
iinnIoie elUiqe@ rerciuen miro Ser lcbte
5uufe BON Batriotismus erItidt. 9gir
broudcn feline balb toot geidunOeneu
5oloaten 3ii Gdraoe3meGen, iouoerti
cine 2lrmee. Die 10 ausaebiloet III. oab
iie Oos 8aterlan0 gegen 2lngriiie ron
auBen Dertbeioigeu tam, elm Bolts.
beerl"
Berlin, 3. Qpril.
8ag preuBiT6e Tliuiftsrium bat
auums6t Der 8idtenoorlage ieine 3us
Thinning gegebeu.
Berlin, 8. aptil.
0ie bsutIteu So8ialiIteH treFfeu
umfaFeuoe gorbereiiungsn ftir Die
UloiTeier uno nolIen an 6ieIsm Sdge
cine OoaitanOigs Qrbeitsrube our9IHbz
rem.
g1eD gorf, 3. april.
Ger .g2.g. Sts5tq." fobeIt ibr Der.
liner &orreipon0ent: Das Qlnoenten
on gismard blaBt nitt NIT Der ior..
rauihenoen 3eit 40 Ga5 befuies 0ic
aIlqemeine Grimerung an ieincs Sc.
burtstog, Der iib abermols al einem
Gant' uuo @eodhtniBtng 6es Oet.
ihen 9olfes geitaltete. Sdmmtlidjc
3eitim9eu 9eoaften 0es gismard.
Ea8es In IdHseren getro6tuneen lm0
5oseu @ersleidle 5DiifeH emit unO
iest Selbit ole oruuoiasliaen ~.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

506Hs 3sit. ShoioIus GsiHs
5erriFeneu StisftI betrabteno): sd
laufe ibon auf oen graHoIobleu, nun
mug i'd absr idleunisit eiHeH Brands
6risf idrsiben
8egrsifli6. 9dFagier Tan Oer
Setunodr6abn): .Sie, 6srr aonouls
teur, Ser 3ug fart 6o4 belte 10
I6nea2" - Ronoutieur: .8ds mill
ID, meinen! Die 2otomotips 1T uHs
sni3nei qeqaugsn. unO oa baben mir
6ali Elm gfer0 DorgeipaHHt!"
49, qIIo bod 9taut: y9lbsr ui9t
pobr, lieber 9ooIar, penn mir erit
NAL psrbeiratbet iiHo, Damn bait Dn
feinsn aater mebI2" (Sbn itrsiheInol:
Das pabt II5 bdnn bod niht mebrl"
- grdatigam: % ia, Elm Sdtsr uRs
Gin S6msibeItdt6sn paTsH sona aui
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

AlHoen am redtsR 9eiH Oerbinotu
loll!e. Douglas, Der aus 2edoDiQe.
@oio., it, no er ausgsOebntes 9mn0s
sigentbum beiiB;. 1T 80 Sabre ait. Sr
puroe Hdf Dem Soipitdl 9e5raht, no
Die 2Ier3te ieiRsH Suitdnb ais erait be-
tpad4teu 9er 3duber gdb 0em S5e
riff ieluen gtdmeH ais 5turp Grdmtr
an uRo tbeilte nit. DAP er aus 8tlo=
ing. Pa. Iei unb dm 2. Suui 1905 IN
9ompdgHic rs oes IA. rs9u,dren ,Sus
fdattrjs Re1imenis siulrdt, ieooh I'M
lsbten glOudt in 9ortsano, Cra.. 0tier.
ttrte. Seju 2a9ebah beg;nut in Bort
idno am g. N}dJ3 auo i6ieBi nit
san Sole am 2 NpriI. ST mdaie
Ipgdbeu ii6ey eius 8Iihe ppn ibm aus
9efiibVtey DebfdbIe, Die iooo6 uur g,s
riule 8sute er0abeu. Gr be6duptet,
teiue Qlitituloj9tu 3u ta6en.
@ouptrueur o 6oGt fprtft.
Des 0lomea. 3a,, 2. 2lpril.
Der SouoeInsug 5olt pon 4lll1ouri
belt beute bier BON oem soma Demo-
cratic Club" cine 3eoe. in Der er unter
2lnOerem 6o!gen0ts iagte:
,gBir befinorP uns in elmer 50hIt
oramatiidsn 3sitperioos ser dmerita.
uil6en 9eidlcbte, oeyieniqen 8er;oOe.
in me,hsr 0ie Rehie 0es 8oltes in eis
mem @rdos fetgeiieQt unO beobabtst
per0tH, ipis oits ME Supor geiddb
IS gtbt 2eute. oie BEL oisisn glosite.-
luuseu i'm offi3isleu uNo gei6Gfis
le6en bic 8efiirdtuH9 bessn. bdB uu-
Iere ameritauhhen @iHribtunaeu 0dz
runttr S9doen RiOsn i0nnten. SD
tbsile Oieie 2lriidt ni6t. Sn meinen
&ugen mar Der 2tusblid in Die 3utanft
fir unisre Regierung rie gIdneuoer
ais geraOe itBt. S6on Der llmfuHo,
0dB Oicies @rpuden Ser Ration 3u
elmer 3sit oss duBeriten WoblItanoes
tam. benefit mir, oaB Die gepegung,
pon Der icb reoe, niht Der un3ufrie0tn
belt Il @nilteben peroantt, IonOtrn
odB Gin boberes mordliides 8elpuBts
Ieiu Die Griebieosr oa3u sciDoroeu lift. ="
Der 3e0uer fiibrie OaRn peittr
aus, oab Is Rb bier ni6t I'm einen
3ampf Der llnbemittsIien aegen sic
8emittelten baR0.e. 0ab 9ls Bolt
iiber6dupt ni6t poreinlenommen Qegen
ben qripotbeiib lei, ioEoern nur Der.
ldnes, OaB ielbit 9orpordiiouen ibre
Rei9ibiimer duf ebrlidbe Weile erlperz
ben miiBteu. Die 8epeguna lei Oes
bdlb Glr6Gus teiR iotidliitiIte, es
bdnols iib pielmsbr 0arum, oaB Sober
Dem Gjeiebe Geboriom lsiite. 008
9oltsgepif,u Iei srpabt uuo babe err
ieunen aelerut. Oab Elm aeoronetes
Stadtspeien nur auf elmer ebrli6en
9runoIage geosibsu t1nne.
Die Qlndrchie oes Gapitalsmus, ser
bei Der 2lubduFng Ieiner 8sibibumtr
ste 6itiebs nit fSiBen trete. psroe pon
Den eriDahteR goIisgepiTeu e6enio
Iebr berabidlsut, iuie Ste @eiebloliaieit
6es getSHters Ser Or6nunl. Der F6
in tumultarfI6en 2lusI6reiiuuqen uu0
MiBathiRgeH 0,r 9aHoesqeieBe Qts
faue. Der 8soner ipra6 Damn nod
bon ben ipe5ieIIen prioiItgisn, Oie ges
niHen 9laKen einaerdumt piirbeu.
un0 ndnnte sic @iIeuba6nrabdit prie
pileQien uno 3olbergiiuItigungeu, sic
oa3u angtthdu Isien, Ulonopote su
Ibdiien. uuo 3tpur CUR geHd6t6eilis
qun1 Ser ibriaen 9iirger. Die QInf
gabe Der Oemoirdtiihen gartei Iei es
Qau3 beIonoers, ben 9ompf nit Dem
@rd6ih un0 Ger gendbt6eiliqun1 oes
8olfes 6urh ein3slne 0ta6tbaber ulTs
3unebmen. 0ieies prin3ip peroe
fdliebh6 oeu Sieg oaoontpdaeu, beun
es Iei auf Ser 8runoldge oes 9sdJtes
un6 ser @ere4tigtsit atfgtbdut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
3 er aougreB.
8aibiugton 4. 9lpril.
GenaT.

sSn Der beittigen Sisung bieIteu
Der Senator geerplan0s GeOen ubCr
bie eiienbabnrotenbia uno Der Seua.
tor 9oniel iiber Oeu WfongeI Der Ser,
tret1tng Der Sloitauten I'M oiient.
lideu Dienite. Serr g2eplan6s ZEE
tiirDortete Qmsn0emeHts gu Der Raz
ienbin uHo erlldrte, 0dB oie eSnforpos
fation bon Giisnbabnen Gade ser glos
honaIrsgieruna isin miiRie. gr Ielbit
lei 5u GuHiten Der 9otionaliiiruuq
bon eiienbdbnen. Die Reoe Des e.
aotors Daniel boiirte auf elmer Be
fimmung in Der 0d6traqs6euiniz
guHssbil Fiir Oie @ertrstuHa Der Ser.
stuuteH ouf Dem i'm Hd6ften Suli in
Rio Saneiro obsuhaItsnoen pononeriz
laHii6en 4OngreB. gr bebduptete. OaB
DE glGRe be- GtGats0epartemeats
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
@eratftet.
@ermioie. 0}inn. . 4. glprl

3nei G0dter pom Serrn uno ,5rall
Sermam aonosti. sSarmer III Der
9&1be BON g2earp, itarben geitern ne
fuIge bon Wurmmeoi3ln. bic Gift
entbielt. Gie Meoi3in mar oer bier
Rin0ern Ser 5anilie, orei Wid0delI
uno eiuem 8uabeu, am Wtontag Dor.
gen eingegeben Vile erfrantteH
beftig lnO Die ii6riqen 8eioen tonnen
ieoen 2lnaenbLid iterben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

g2eip port, 4. 2lpr

49, O~-+T - "
9tuf @eranlaFuRg Der gOftin{psttos
rsn tpurOen geiterH brei 8rieftrdger
Ser Station 9, GeDrge 0dbiofOn,
@iniam 6. SpsHcer uno syobn s. g1as
bOnsp, unter Der 4HtIage oss S9pins
Oels in Daft genommen. Der 0ieIen
grisftrdgsrn sur 9aft gelsgte 9etrus
bsItonS bdriu, oaB iie bic W1drfeu Don
ausGdnoiineu 8rieien sntFsrnten, nm
oIsoauR BON Den gmpfdRgsrR oas
Bor.o Su toaettiren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
Grbbtben
Netp glorf. 4. lInriL
Wfblan0. Ore 2. 8

2iblauO. Ore, 3. 9lpril.
Genern 2lbsno I'M $ ubr nur0e
bier Elm Grbbe5eH DabrgsnommeH,
Delhes cine Sauer bon 5mei SsiuHs
ben bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

9IIbann. q. @.. 4. QprfI.

pie 2egisIotur Bat eiHe Bin ang.s
Hommen. Dondh ale Qssnien, Delhs
fir 2e6ens0sriiderungsgsIsaIhafte
in Der 9eisBseblIng fuiTIen, berpflitz
tet iiH0, Dem StaOtsietrstGr lire glas
men uno oer &etrdg ibger GsbdltI
oR5ugsbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
@tntien.
2Os QngeIes, Sal, 4. QlpriI.

Cos NngeIe5, 9aI., 4. Npril.
SRI. TIor.uce Barter, bic Sodter
sines rsihen @rubenbeiibers in 9lrt=
sond, pelbe fir bic 9auer bon iieben
Bo6en in SGldf lag. tOnnte geitern
oas 6oTpitdl ipieoer perldfeH. gur
isbr laugfGm idpdno ibrs 8epuBtlos
iiafeit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
Rafenoertbeibisung
0dfbinoton. 4. 2Ipril.

Die &ommiiiion fir &iiienbert6sis
Sguug bat ben 9oribtag Sema6t, in
Der Mitts Der Ginfdbrt CUR GbaIepedts
Sai eiue tiinitli4e Sniel gu srridteu,
neil oaburh dlIein Die Sitberbeit Der
Stdote Baltimore, 9orfoIf, Nepport
gleius uno Ri9moro beoinst iit. Die
tiibnen uuternebmungeu idpaniIher
&apitdne Dor Bort 4rtbur baben Die
friibers 4nnabme, oaB ods Sort WfUns
roe sum S6ub Der genannteH StdOte
poGitdubis gsniigenO iei, ms Banten
eebraht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

poIitioHsbIdtter euthaIteu reht oen
ltdu0Igc gSitroigungeu 0es 9lltreihs,
fdu5Iers. pem IS aitb MIR qeihiebt.
um 0Ie SoOten aegeu Die 2ebenoeS
aus3lupieleu 9ln GgiSmnrd. Genf,
nal mlrr0eu Inn 9altfe OeS &ormittaqs
5ablreidle 8rdn3e nieoerqeIeat. Delda
NIT @iouumgeu iiir ,Oeu Sh0pier
0eS Gauiten &eihs4 perie6eH mdrell.
9'ieleAborOmuaea BON 9ereiner
br0hten wie ublib @lumaujpenoeu
0ar
9Ibcuos mroc bier Elm qroBartiaer
@ommerS peraIitdltct. ser cine aup
6er9onoaUlicbc 9ctbeP.ilinq fanO. SSu
oeu Re0cu uuroe oer Grinernq an
&i2mdrd g imerreidtc E6aten mo al
feline unoergleidllias 9erionli6teit pa
trIotIidier gluoorud Uerliebu
Ger pom 9luoeutihcn &erbaaoe mp
geregte &eluh 6rieoritsru6s fuuS
oic itortite @et6eiIimmg Touienoe
battcn 0em Mite 6olae qeleiltes uuO
i'm NInHolcum no 9ismard nebIi
ieiuer @emubliu beigeiebt lit Ipielte
iih cine ebenlo ipoutane pie miirOioe
@ieoentfeier ab.
SSu 0armitaot mltr6e Elm 9ismnrd.
Gentmdl eutmilt God mitr0e ole
6cier ourh einen92iBtIaug beeintrdd.
tigt Der 0lIrh oeu ncuen aoniliFt an
ser Oortiaeu Sodidule berborgerufen
muroe. Gie, Stu0enteuitaft 6aite 6ie
GmlaOung Ser itdOtiiden 8eb0r0en,
itcb an Der 5Seier dIlgemein su bethel.
Iilen. abgeIebut. 9hlr ser snaere
gmsiduB Der Stu0eutenihaft nabm
an ser Sul0iguua tbeiI Der frag.
lidle 3onflitt riihrt betumtIih 0aber,
oaB ser 9ieftor Der 9armitGoter Sodi.
itule Rroieiior 6utbernnttb, iid, ati
Dem 4aiiertomHerS 81 beftiaen Sin.
8riiieu gcueu Ole Stuocuteuidaft noe.
gen hires SerbolteuS gegeuA6er Den
fouieiiioneneH 9erbinoungen bate
bIureiBen laiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
RnbIanb.
q. NeIershlrn. 3. 0InriI


Die 3dbung Der bel Oen aeftrig,R
8dblen abgegebenen Sttmmen 1T betlte
nod niht beeHoet, abtr oer 6ortfhriit
Oerie!5en 3eigt, OdB Der Sieg osr tons
ltitutioHeIlen Demotraten nod ar6Bsr
1T, ais man geiteru glenb erpdrtete.
Die llnterItiiBer Des ioaennuten
rSlOd" gBdb5ettsl8. Der DON oeuOttos
bCrmdunern, Den fOrtgeI6ritienen
Q8irtbifaftlern, Der @cIeB unO 0r0s
nungs uuo Der 6auoels unO Suous
itrit Qartei ms 6eIOe 9eiiellt wur0e,
bab.n Iogut nie nibts ans Der Rie0ers
Iagl gerettet. Die tonItitutioneueu
8emOtrdteu erbielteu In iebem 0iitrilts
i'm 9urhidHitt beindbc 2 Stimmen 3u
oeg sinen oer .8lod" gdrtei.
Die 3dbIung in Dem Qbmiraliidtss
9iitritte, Dem ariitofrdtii6iien btr
Stdot, pur0e bsute Qlben0 6 llbr, bss
enoet. Der Gtimu5ettel ber tonTtitua
tionelIsn 9emotrateH gepann, inbm
sr eiuen 8urdidnitt BON ] 500 Stima
men gegen 500 0es frdFren 9lderbau4
Yliniiiers &uiIcr, Der Sen Oppoiitionss
pabl3ettel fiibrte, erbisIt. Der goa
petrotitstB erbiett 6ie uie0rigite Stims
meH3abl duf rem Bdbl3ettsl Ser ions
ItitutionellsH 0emotrateH, mas benefit
oaB bic 2luitation gegeR gidtruFeu
tbeilpeileH Grfolg bate.