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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

Warren's bitulitihic paving. while the
Barber company submitted it's bid foi
| a "bituminous macadam' paving
which is claimed to be similar to the
bitulithic paving demanded by the
specifications and advertisement for
bids.
Upon the advice of the city attor-
ney during the past few weeks, moth
ing was done with the bids when they
were opened but to order them filed
in the clerks office for future action.
The bids, however, gave a basis for the
commissioners to fix the assessments
upon the property in the districts, and
will afford the realty owners an OPP
portunity to make objections to the
laying of the pavement if they so
desire, in an intelligent manner.
1.-The paving is to be laid, the speci-
fications provide. within five months
from the signing of the contract, the
nish a $4,000 bond for the faithful
performance of the contract. The pay
ment of the paving assessment, if the
property owners so desire, may be made
in 1O-year installments.
"Of the three bids submitted, which
are given in detail herewith. that of
the Barber Asphalt company for its
"bituminous macadam' pavement is
much the lowest, being nearly $4,000
below the Warren cOmpanf6 bid,
which is the lower of the two btu
lithic bids The Kansas bitulithic
company is over $4,000 above the
Warren company"
The Bids as Sumbitted.
"The three bids submitted to coun-
Gil last evening for the laying of the
bitulitihic paving in the business dis
trict were in detail as follows:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
Stahrs Beer Makes Hit With Veteran.

That's good beer! ! have
attended thirty reunions and that
is the best beer I've ever tasted at any
of EN-
morning by a visiting G. A r. man. 1t
was Stahrs beer that made hit with
of smOkeless powder
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
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PERSONAL MENTION,

y y y = y = . 4
H. H. Wolfe, a merchant of DAYTON
is in the city.
W. E. Hawks of Prescott is visito,
IN Walla Walla.
M. H. Houser of Pomeroy is in Wal
la Walla today.
MRS. Henry B. Day of Dayton is
visiting relatives in walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Pearson. of
Starbuck are stopping at the Dacres.
w. 5. Goodman is in WalIa Walla
today from his Hudson Bay stock
farms
A. P. Goode and T. P. Tonseth. farm
ers on Eureka Flat, were in Walla
Walla-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale H. Preston of
Athena are visiting friends in Walla
Walla
DR.. William Chenowith Of Waitsburg
is in Walla Walla attending the en-
campment.
Howard Cosgrove, son of S. c. Cos
grove of Pomeroy, is a visitor in WAL
la Walla today.
EX-Congressmen Samupel c. Hyde
of Spokane is in Walla Walla to at
tend the Grand Army encampment.
Cecil H. Bauer, a leading attorney of
Portland is in the city. Mr. Bauer is a
former resident of Walla Walla this
city having been his birth place.
H. c. Bryson has returned from
Washington, D. c. where he has been
Oh d WISH. lie was accompanied Dy II.
c. Adams, who also returned with Mr..
BrysOn.
Asa VanAllen, prominent business
man and farmer of Sprague, Wash,
is in the city visiting with the fam
lily of his nephew, George Johnson, and
attending the G. A. r. encampment.
torney of Spokane, is in Walla Walla
representing one of the Grand Army
posts at the encampment. Judge Dun
ming is one of the leading candidates
for department commander.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

To draw the fire out of a burn, heal
a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, letter, eczma and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve A specific for piles. &c
the genuine. No remedy causes such
speedy relief. Ask for DeWitt's-the
genuine. Sold by l. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

LADIES-Latest eastern styles in
made to measure suits, coats, skirts,
etc Full line of up-to-date toilet ar
ticles In city for only a few days
more. Room 80, Hotel Dacres. 2 to 10
D. m.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
LOST.

Child's signet ring with letter H
Lost at head of Boyer Ave. Finder re-
turn to sos Boyer Ave or this office
and receive reward
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
STARTS A WAR ON MUSTARD.
Second Test Ever Made in the Unitee
States,

LYND, Mimi, June Pa. T. Tyler,
chemist, representing the American
Steel & Wire company, is at the Coteau
farm the home of O. c. Gregg, super
intendent of Minnesota farmers insd-
tutes, while carrying on some expert
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
Russia Preparing To Whip Japan.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 25.-Gen-
eral Rennenkampf, division commander
in the Japanese war; at a banquet to-
day said: 1.-The moment for Russia S
ing, all preparations are being made.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
REMEMBER THEIR DEAD
Knights Of pythias Held Memorial
Services Sunday
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL CARRIED OUT
ADDRESSES WERE MADE BY REV.
J. c. REID AND COVER.
NOR MEAD.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIAL CARRIED OUT

AT the Castle Hall of Columbia lodge
| No. 8, in the Odd Fellows temple, Sun
day afternoon the Knights of Pythias
of Walla Walla held their annual me-
mortal services which were attended
by an immense crowd of Pythians,
Rathbone Sisters and citizens of WAL
la Walla.
The Castle Hall was beautifully dec
Grated with the emblematic colors of
the order and presented very pref
ty appearance
The exercises We're of most i'm
pressive order and were conducted in
a faultless manner by the members of
the lodge
The exercises opened with a solemn
march of the Pythians into the hall
headed by delegation of the uni
form rank. Rev. James c. Reid, Of
fered an invocation after which Miss
Paul. accompanied by Miss Rowena
Mathiot, gave a pleasing violin solo.
The ritualistic memorial service was
then carried out under the direction of
John M. Hill, acting chancellor COM
mander. The beautiful selection Il
Would Not Live Always" was rendered
by Mrs. Walter Uppington, Mrs Sill
verthOrn, DR.. Y. c.. Blalock and LIE F.
A. Shaw. After Prelate E. L. Hough-
ton had. read a passage from the Book
of Laws, James c.. Reid delivered the
eulogy to the memory of A. j. Lind
say the only knight that had passed
away during the year.
Governor Mead then spoke brief
ly and after another selection by the
quartet the sehvice was closed with the
laying of the myrtle on the altar.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

CALIFORNIA P2UNE WATERS
Purely vegetable, they are natures
product and should be in every house.
hold They cure constipation and all
disorders of the stomach, liver end
bowels.
100 WATERS Is CENTS
Sold by L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

links the house-move Phone 1845
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

Judge G. B. Dunning, a leading at
torney of Spokane, is in Walla Walla
representing one of the Grand Army
posts at the encampment. Judge Dun
ming is one of the leading candidates
for department commander.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25
The Bids as SUBMITTED,

"The three bids submitted to coun-
Gil last evening for the laying of the
bitulitihic paving in the business dis
trict were in detail as follows:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-25

Asa VanAllen, a prominent business
man and farmer of Sprague, Wash
is in the city visiting with the fam
lily of his nephew, George Johnson and
attending the G. A. R. encampment.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
8oiie, seS0ahc. 14. glldr3.

F~fiNf al"~4H~n e-hA+0f
@iusent Ct. Sp6n, grdTioent oer
Uliners Union BON 9urfe, s[oa6o, Ser
am Is. 5ebrudr unter Ser Qlnfldge Der
5beilna6me an Der Grmorouna 6es
iriiheren @joupermurs Sfeunenberg.
oerbdftet iDproen mar, puroe heu=
te auf eiuen 6abeas Corpus gefebl
bes Diitrittrihters George M. .Stsnart
.ntlafen. Der Rid]ter Gtepart
mar Der Qnii9t. OaB sic Inter
iu6unssrihter ibre Surisoiition iiber
Ct. S0bn mad oem 2. Wdr3 perlortn
bobsn, oa an oisiem 5oae oie 8ors
unteriu9ung hdtte ftdttfinoen foIen.
Ct SobH enpiing Sic 8lIdlUiin.
lte ieiner 1nDdlte. aber ais er dug
bem @eriUtsjrnmer IN ben 3prriSor
irat. mir0e er Rom Sberiff SSoieph
6. RidoIS unS @ebeimpoli3iit s.
EbisI nit einem &erbaits6aie6l In
EHpfang genonlnlen. Der con einem
Sriebensridter in Galopen erloIfan
uer llno Ihn oes 92oroes 6eIdril0iate
ct. Sohr Duroe tpieOer uerhaffet mo
rad Dem bieii0en 6onltbqefdnonfB
es5radt. 9aoreen Miro er 5urH @or.
rcrB5r iaGl GaLS;Sen se6radt ner.
lSz. Bst SkriTf a1tan BON Ssuus
Ibe. GOso., trei beste ssa&Elittag nit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
@rpbfsueE
9leip 2ort,13. U20r3.

@tclu DDAAlOs 0tNI8s
Sin Geuer. Oas beute g(beno in Dem
@rogeIfoB oes 5sfodieen gadfeins
gebdu0ss 10 uno 19 Oft 9ierte Ctr.
uno 9afdpette Ctr. ausbrob, serIt0rte
OieIes gebduos DoufGnoig uno Oer.
breitets It6 auf oos anftoBenoe 81
it0di9e @ebdu0e II un0 13 Gft 9ierte
StraBe. Se6s 6irmeu nobmsn has
erIte @ebdube unb flint ods leBte Elm.
Der 6duptflur Oes eriteren nuroe BON
ben @msricon II. Wencott GrpreBs@es
IeGfdlditen benubt. 8ieIclben batten eis
ne Wafie 5radtgiiter aufgeIpeibert, ba
oies elmer i6rer 6duptDerfanotpuutte
in Der Std0t III. Die anoereu 5irmen
in bieism @e6duoe pdren 6. 8. Sen-
neb, 6utfobritant. 5or, 2eoerer &,
60. un0 ShnorB, 8obirner, Goben
&c 90. ulon fhdbt Den @erluIt auf
100000. Der Shaoen am 3Deiten
9ebduoe belduft Ii6 auf $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Qlmerifanifm.
NerTnopOIis. ~, l3. Wld


g8eil er in ieiuem 6duie oie gdn3e
Rad)t beldgert puuOe anb ipeoen oes
S6a0sHs, Der isinem @runoitiide
ourd fred)e Serenooer bel 8elegenbeit
Der 6ob3eit isines SObnes srIitteu, bot
8. s. WoBburD BON bier @erbaftss
Sefe6ls sessu 40 angelsbene iungs
Wldnaer Der Stab. sripirit. 6srr
gtoBblrp Iagt, oab bic Serenaotr ibu
3ur 3ieIiheibe Don @i0den uuo Steis
zen gsma4t, Iein 5aus nit 2ugeIn
ol.rdlo6erteH uno anosren S6aosn
nit Dpuamit Deririaateu. 9luBsr
Dem trimiHelen 8orgeben ge0eHit
Serr WtoBburp aud gntiddoiguHgss
8lussn segen leins Qlnsrsifsr siu5ureis
den.
Die Serena6er, so an Der 3dbl, ers
ibieusu pdbreno Der Iebten Donnerss
tag Ndht bDr Dem ItoBburb'iben
6auie, unb aIs er nit ieinem Sohne
uno 'siuer Sdllpiegertodtsr auf Der
8erunbd erfbien, lparf be Dlenge
cine SteiniulDe mI Iie, nobei Elm
Stein 0en aldgsr am geine traf unO
cine idmer3baite g9unoe periria9te,
lBut6en.braunt 3og er stnen RepoIDer
uHo ftasrte in oie Cuff, nobel er ben
SuRaeH 3irief iih gu entftrHen. Seins
9aHOlun9snsiie oiente Hur Oa5u, Tie
in Dutb gu berIebsn, uno nd6Oem iis
eineu Sbeil ibrer 2eute mad Gepsbren
geihidt batten, begdnnen Ulitglie0er
0es pobelbduiens cine SSiiiflaoe, bic
bier Stunoen lang bduerts. llebet $50
ShiGe nurb.n DGbreno Der 3eit abs
osfeuert, unb nls sic WlsnQe am 5reis
tag Worgen 2 llbr ods S6ieBsH sins
itelte, Darsn bic S6atienbdume I'M
gorgartsn in Gtiide gcido1en, oas
Dad Der 8eran6a uno Elm 3beiI oes
6auies bon augeln bur9lo6ert un0
bic 3dune in nd9itsr Qd6e gu gooen
aeriITen. Spdter erlangte be geIaqes
ruugsgsIsIi5aTi 3 9pnamitputronen.
Die iie gIei63eiiia 3ur grpioIiou brabs
k. 8ait Idmmtli6s 6sniter oes 6aus
iss nur0en 6abur9 5ertriimmsrt uno
bic 8epobner in groBe Qagit DsrieBt.
RadOtm iih bic Wlenge 3eritrsut bate,
Durben beindbe 2 8uibel Iesrs patros
HeHbifeH I'm 8orgdrten eingeIdmmeIt.
Gigener unfaIl.
Omaba, Rebr., 13. Uldr5.
Sin 3uIammenitob 3iDeier 5traBens
babnnugen in Sio Omaha bate Oen
Iofottiasn 9o6 zines PaFagiers, 0ie
pa6rI6siuli6 t0otIihe 8erlebung bon
6 un0 bic mebr ODer miuoer i6iDere
gerlebung Don II neiteren Pofdgies
rem 3ur 5ol9s. Die Wdgen flbren in
entqeqenqsIebter Ridtung unb ais iie
an eiuanoer borbeifubren, purbe Der
eine @agen ourb S6ueeneben aus
Dem @eleiie geiporfsH uH6 fubr in ben
anberen, ibH IN Der Wliiter 5erIh1nstz
teruo. Der 5o6te ideiHt nab an Ieis
ner gerIon gefunoeHen papieren
Games RaticaH BON Sort DOrtb, 5eI..
3u isin, pdbreno folgeH0e perioHsa
t0otIi6 oerlebt fDuroen:
MlarD Q6rabam Don Omuba, Sc
birHeri6iitterung.
9reo 6offmcn BON albrigbt, &opf
uH0 gruit siHgs6riidt IotUie bsiOe ars
me gebroheH.
2. g. geterioH Don Omaba, iunsrs
lide 8erleBungeH.
0m. Ri6t BON South Smaba, 9ers
lebungeu an aOpf unb 8ruf.
g1i6dro WenOluno Don Omaha,
aopf uno 9ruit eingeoriidt.
Geo Il. WltGuire Don South Smds
pa, gruit singeoriidt.
pittsburs. pa, 13. Uldr3.
ggiliGm aubH, Jubrmann siuea
gaubol5paeeHs, liest in isiner Bob.
nuHq in Someifoo6 i'm St.rben, ba sr
Don einem sleitriiten StroBeHbabn
lpuoen 50 Jub nett geibkueeri iUurbe,
sabn ilibr NH sinem aubtreu UsaRaG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
GagberpdfurG
Ganea, Ros., 13. Dldr3.

Der grOBe 9as6unnen. 6 Meilen
Don bier, Der geiterH nit elmer groben
eiIernen aappe beoett purbe, nad0em
er II Gage lang obHe uutsr6rs4uHg
eebrdunt bate, po0ur9 Uliqiodsn
SUB @as per3ebr. Dur6en. giug beute
iDis0er in Stiids. gld6oem ous 1euer
II Smnoen eingd6rdntt por6en
mar, ipur6e bic &apps Our6 Den uHges
beuren Druid bon Sano unO 5lammen
unter ibr fortgeriiieH uHo puros Elm
6aufen dItes Gilen.
Die 9erbdltnife in bem brennen0su
9asbrunueH iin0 bsuts Qbsuo I6ims
mer alg gu irgsNo 3eit felt gegiun oes
,geuers. Sin pabrbaftsr 5lommeHs
tsrg srbsbt iih jsbt aus osm grunneR
uuD bic aappe iOpis oas grobs ROB
rsnipitsnL 0as gsiterH in einsm Dersebs
li6en gerIuAe, DE breanenoe 90s-
idule ein3uiperrsn. geIsgi Duroe, iino
sntlDeoer eine ge6mol3ene Ulaile oosr
berbogeH uno geinidt ourd bic unges
6eure 6ibe. gdume in betrdatli6er
gntfernuRg. bic ibre gi0tter infolge
osr tiinitIi6sn 5iss 0erloHu 6attsH,
fiHo jest in graHb geratben. 4ls iib
Der G0no 0ur6 bic eiierue adppe 9ins
burhordHgts, brad oieieIb, 70 i4Hsu
5uiammeH, oab nidts sinmaI bas Rob-
rsnipftem ETC.. aug Der Gefa6rlinie gee
braht lDerDsH tonnie. 2Lbsr oer 9srs
luft Der &nppe unb beinabe BEE gan3eH
observation-disclosures i9eiut bic betrefs
fsnoenGjsi i6dftsfibrer niht sntmutbist
~ babea, OG Iis ifst HE BEN gau siasE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
@ron0ungGad.
Gmporia, aas., 13. gdrs,
Ct. louis. Nlo., Is. Mara,

Nls geitern bel Qlmeritls bel @ms
porid 0as 5aus pon gbarles @rimme.
dbbranHte. tam zines Ieiner @inoer in
oem 5euer um, pdbreno Elm anoerss
I6pere 8ranoapunOen erIiti. 6rau
Srimmet sOg ii6 Bel bem 9eriucbe,
oie 3iuOer gu rettsn, ih1psre 9ran0s
naiuoen an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Nreia aeibroaen
yIelD gI0rI, ~. Wlorl

TV-T| 9TT--T
Ger Gireftor Seiurib Gonrie0 bonn
Wetropolitau Opera Souie iUlroe BON
0erglnflaqe, 0ie Sountagsgeiebe oiirdl
zine t6eatraIiife Qluiiiibrlmg iibertre.
ten al 6abeu. freigei5roben. gr Uur-
6e um einen Brobefal ~ Seenes an
ieteu, Degeu qluffiibruHg BON 9eroi'n
Reauiem.W Wleiie oerbaitek
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Grtrurftn.

Bloomington. 3d., IA. 12dr3.
5oispb 0droeH uHo 6arrp 6 bdmben,
slpet andbeu uno 9ettsrn, Iino beuts
glbeno beim S9liitfhublaufsn srtruns
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
g SteistIopferei.
g6ildoelpbia, IA. 02Gr1

Die bon Der amtrilonii6en braben
Sugeno etc. nit 70 groBem sSntereFe
0srfoIsts PrsispriigsIei 3mii6en Term
W}cgoOerH uHo Dem 9dnsn Battling"
glelion bat gu teinem Gnorefultdt ees
fiibrt, iroem Der 9due 3ipar in 6eTerer
9erfahuHg uno aHi6einsno feinem
Geeuer uberlsgeu mar, oeniel6en absr
in Der IsGiten Runbe bod nod niht
fppeit bate, oaB 0erislbe bonitdn6ia
ieiner Gnaos iibsrIoTsu mar. pie
aloPfsrsi IL oaber als Elm BRAN srz
Hart poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Die 9 deuerfraueR.
Penn Norf. IA mldra.

Wie aus Portlauo, g}aine bsribtet
miro, babeH Iib i'm Staat Blaine bic
S6euerfrauen organiiirt, Inn i6re Ga
ge 5a osrbehetu. Die S6alerfrausu
in9runslpid erlpdblten S5rau8elia9lel-
ion ais Prdiiotntin uuo 6rau Gprus
@obb ais Setretdrin oer 2otalorgaRis
intion unO oit 9riin6lug einerStdatss
organization 1T uut cine Jragr Der
3sit. 9orldufig lDouea bic Sdeuers
frduen cine 2o6uauf6eferung BON II
big auf 20 Gents pro SuHDs Dsrlans
Qen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
90 Babrf6tinIid geiFig an
gtgriffen.
g}en @orf. Ia. g}Gr3

Cine Trau Biaiams puroe beuie
iufolae einer 9ef6uloigung perbaftet,
Oab fie georoht babe, Z. gisrpontUlors
qan un0 ieinsn Sohn 81 srihisBen,
Sic 1T cine WittiDe uno bot quite Der
binounaen. Der 9erboftsbefe6l puroe
BON oem friiheren 6iilfs s1iItiritsons
malt 2oro eriDirtt uno .unoroentli6ss
genebmen" als@runb angsgeben. 5rau
Wiaiamg proteitirte, als iie ndh Dem
5ofpital oebratt lDur0e unb bebaups
tete. ein Spfer 8. p.Wtorgau's gu iein.
sic ion friiber tpoblbabeno eerDeien
Iein. ober i6r aupital idolebt aneelesi
un6 perloren bdbsn. Sis bef6uloiat
Naorgun, an Dem 8ertuit ibres germ0.
Gems S6ulo gu trogen. Sn Der Gfs
flee bon &. g. Worgon C 90. nirb
behduptst, odB oie 9sraaitets Dloreon
ieit finf s5abrsn beiditigt BABE, DON
6emIslbea G5sr ftsts uHtsEftiist tpOroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Sin 5niammsHitar5euSes @c6GuSc rr.
orHdt cine uebeHitebenee @rueerie
anO eridldst mcsrere Reuibeu.
Sdut anbere SsrIttt
StelelbCH HatteH nod fur5e 3eit 0ur'
her iiber Den eUeut 3uiaurmeHbrHdl
bes @ebaHOes geipyOaeH.
9lertluarOiser 3ufaa.


aYaHlesiolpn, eSno., 4. Hfdr3.
gtls neuH D&dRner beuie Ra6mittag
in Der YGbe bes Sfens in einem tlejnea
9rocerieldOeu iaben uuO iiber oieIP63s
libteit Oes 3uIommenltur3es Oes aus
gren5enOen @ebdu0es iprdn, Oas 8es
pdroturen unter3o9eu tDuros, purbsa
orei BON ibnen our6 oen 3uIammeHs
bruh OeHeIben, Der Goo 6eloips 6ale,
ods Die @roCerie ipie cine @ierI9ule
5ulGmmenoriidte, get00tet un0 fiinf
perlebt,
9oot iinb:
Samuel 9eipis, 70 Sabre.
@eorge Scott, 6armer, 30 Sabre.
@bdrles 6eoge, 9lrbeiter, Al Sabre.
8erIebt muroen:
g8ilium Wlitdea IT,, liutes 9eiu
unterbuIb oes 8nies 3erquetidt; linz
ter RHOdel ausgsrtnit.
u. 3. Abnep, rsfte S6ulter SER
mdlmt, ihlimme 3uetidpunOen am
@0rper.
SOiepb SudTon, beiot 8no9ti osrs
remit.
0scor Wputt, idIimms0uetiaipuu.
Oen.
Sulus ltn0errooo, gein berlebt.
2ln Oem OOo SSttlops @ebGuoe ar.
beiteteu SOiep6 SodIou, Oscar 8batt
SSulius UNDERWOOD un0 Winidm Wlit.
den ir. 2lle fiiblten bas Gjebduoe nan
Ten unO oeriuhten gu enttommsu
ipur0en ober unter oeu 2riimmen Be.
arabeu. QlbneD, Ser Sen @rocerielaOer
perIieB, purOe BON flieesnoen Steiner
getroffen unO fbiper perltbt.
8einabe unmittelbor nah Dem In
fan Iammeltsn iitb STE 9eno6ner oer
tleiusn Staot unO beganntn oa5 Ret
tungspsri. Die 2eihen Der So0ter
Dupoeu balo sefunoeH uno fir oil
9erlebtsn purOe Sorge aetrdaen.
9as Soo 5eloms @ebduoc mar ei
mes Der GlteiteH Der Staot uno es pur
De felt mebr ais 30 sSdbrsn ais Sc
uerulitore benubt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

ueusu Sappe bsf6Gftist iiHo uuo Wlas
teriaI uHtsupegs 1T. Die aHoersH 2beis
le. Ole ourd bic Sise m6rau6bur ss-
pcrosa fn0. su entlerun.
gerodhttd.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
l1nfaIL.
Bai9ingtOn, IA. UlGr5.

9urd oag llmfaIsH stnes Se5ss
trahns, Der BEL eiHem Qrbau gum gtas
leiqb 6otel benubt Dur6e. erlttten msbs
rere glrbeiter i6pers 8erleBungen uno
Ddbio 6dmmonD puroe auf Der Sisle
qetD0tet. Gin an0erer Qrbeiser glds
mems 90. S6ob. Miro iDabribsinIid
nidt nit 6ern 2eben baoontommsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

Ramens S5amss O'Donneu auf Dem
SeIetie Bel WicEeesport, ais Der Stras
Beabubnpdgea binter ibu ber fam un5
ieineu 0dg,u NIT lold, g alt traf,
0dB 0trielbe 3ertrii puroe.
8ubn pHJos BON ieiusl g asi1leua
bert un0 cine 90idEig & ,gelpors
fen. S'Doune1 plir0e t4pOsrlelbeu
Ri6tIua getuOrfeu. aeristb Gber aegsn
eiHsH SelegrapbenpfOiten, an oem eI
iih feitbalten unb Dor oem Sturss
i9aBen tonu.e. ioOlB er feline fdiperen
8erlebuHgsn 0dbontrug. Gubu rparoe
am 5uBe Der 90IduH8 alrfgebobeH uHO
nd6 Ieiusr BO6uuus in 9omefttaO
aebraht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

isriaI unt,rlpeas 1T, Ole aHoersn Sbsis
le. Ole Sur5 bic Sibe uH6raudbar gss
pcroea iino, 81 sntIerusn.
gerod6tis.
ct. 9ouis. no, 13. mara.
Die 9ei8en Siueier 5iIber, Srso
Sens uho Winiam SeAnett, ibr ge.
iibt Oura SdrOtidtHs sHtftelIt, nurs
oeu beute in Der 9fdbe siHes aufgeaebe,
nen 8oblsHsSIepdiprs am 0tHFIIippi,
3lpii6su grdnite gitp uno Ilton. syu..
seRmOen. 6enrD Stsfisu, Der sntoedt
puroe, als er in eiHem RlIhsr6oote 10
ihneu er tpnnte Oen Slub biudbfuhr,
purOe BON sinsm goIi5iiteH ss3puns
gen, ans 9anO 81 tdmmsn uno perbdfs
tet. Sm poIi3sibouptquartier sriIdris
sr, odB sr uuo SeRB urss-+5auRek 5ts
idmmen i'm Eager sefptien Ieien uuO
odB geiteru ein uHbetannter 9i0rper
pIpbIid auf Iie I'm Eager NIT sinsm
Shrotgeipebr esfeuert uFo feline betDen
SenoHsn erIhofen babe.
GtIenbdbnunfGIte
Cos glugeles, Sal, 13. nldrs.
1er IiiSIi6 fdbrenOe qerToueu3ua
90. % BON Der Southern gdcific
9odF Cine, Der geIteru gt6euO IL
llbr as in Sos 9lngeles FGuiQ mar,
entQleilte um Ritterna6t BEL gurbdnt
ru0 bat Die Staot nod ui1t erreiht.
Sdnere Reosuaiife pdbreno Ser Iebs
ten 2 Sase batteu Oas 9eIeile eeIodert
unO Der 9du5s 3us tippte um, dls er
iebr langiam fibr; ipie in Dem 6aupt.
quarter Der Gefelldaft gemelOet iuur,
Oe. mar Der 2otomotiOfiibrer sic eins
jige perIebts 9erIou. Gr srIitt etnen
9einbru9. ais er bon 0sT 2otomotips
Tbrnnh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
gletU gort, IA. W2drl.

Der SENATOR Gbauncp Ul. 0epsfp,
pelber peri9isOenen 9srii6ten 5ufol=
ae in gebeimnibponer QBeiie psrs
i6tDunb, befiUOst iiA in Ieinsr Dobs
nanq Ro. q 80. 54. StraBs. @r lit
Iei. stniger 3eit an elmer gridltung,
bod iit Iein 3uItaHb Hidt bsiorsniBs
erregeno.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Qittsburg, IA. Uldr3


syn 6er 01emOrial UletbooflteRtir6s
pur6e Srl. Martba esipis aufgsfors
bert, ais 6uperiHtenSsntin Der S0nns
tassI6ule gu uiigniren, psii aapt.
gropn ibr QftisH siner 9rausrei i'm
g4rags BON $4,000 bintsrlisB, bic
ibr quts DiDioeH0en sinbrinqsu. i5rl.
eepis bat ff sslUsigsrt. gu rsfignis
reu unS siu gomits Duroe bsauftragi,
bic Safe gu uHrsriu9eH.
Die GtRDauOeruHg.
ReD gori. IA. g2drs.
Dlit Dem 6umburger Dampfer. .glds
der" Iiub bier Hbsr 10003piiasnosdss
paTaeiere angetOmmen, sr0BtsntbeiIs
iuu9s 2suts aus Oeiterrsid uuo I'm,
garn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Der StItru Il.

NaHIQb 0IIV, UtU.I 10, Ulut5,
Die 3piitsuiiaatIihe 9anoeIstoms
mifIion nabm beute peitere 3sugeHs
ausfageu be6ufs lIntsuuduHg OR
8er9iinitigung Ger Stdnoar0 Sil
Company 0ur6 GHenbabnen eHtgss
asn. Sin Brief tam 3ur 9erlsiuHg
aus psl6em erfatli6 1T, DAB Die ct.
Qouis &: Can 5rancisco Giienbobn
Dem Oeltruit etiDu BEN 0ritten 3beil
Der Tra6traten bere6nete. fpeI9e ite
Don unabbangigen iuittnsbmsrU srs
belt.