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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
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piinq.ih aus. 0sRn Ct ipri6t, BE-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
96MasOn St, MiIHauk8a, Wis

Ju fem uno Derlutts bic geptguns
3uerit as einen 6eosutunesloien
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5robs QHltrsnsuHgen Th un0 Ieins Re
gierung In S1tteI 81 baltsn. SIS FgiBt,
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maht unO ben Rebslsu en~tggseHgeitsai
lperosn icatH. Qtsr duh bic 4uFfiGRs
oii6en inb ntat miHiS uno idsiRen
gut gsriiitst. Die Qa9rihten pom
oRriegsffauplab" inn is6r pdrlt9
na bic RsgieruTg itreues gsHfur iibt.
8as 5turmcsntrum ner gepesuna'
idsint in Der prooin3 ginor bel Rio
ju liegeH. gsntraE Sole Wtquel 60,
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nerIei 8apsiie OorIiessn, odb er III
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IRat, pelde isl6H BON gulRus
.5TsunosH ala hS6It un6sbu6t unS ses
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
Der SOnntagsbOts.

eritent isbea Sonuisq. Pets be- aims
7elntn Wunmer s Gtrts. gebuiG, p~9sioirei
lobRs ptdmis) uHb , nflo nuf be-
y Ornusbesabin 9 elues polf
len abrgaHges $l10-
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ben, bis oo5 game Subigipiions8slb be-
labIt III. Bgug jtmano oas Bldit 3ura6s
ididt, cbHe ieintn 8srbinolidisigu rad
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ben. sur @doisuoUHasa t1 Baar uno ia
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mdbigfeisn bdm Qblisitrn ots Blaitss
hura bic Son oRg ioHltigs 5eiaperoen,
ioaieH oirsd an bic Expedition geridtet
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Der SSnntagsbols
90 Mason St.-Mlwaukee. wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Ileter Elm ntuss Su9ildum sUirb
oeutI6sn geutrums6idtterH aus 3om
6erihtet: 0d6reuo Die rem @uafen
@quaoerni in9oipgnu orglutFrtegom z
mtIiun fir o1s 9ogoeHe prieasriu6i=
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ldum pttosn ~5eipuosrs geiitise @rers
citizen porduss sn. Bius Der 9nte
6cfft duf oieie Wetie fem 3iel, Elm
nsues redgi6ies ge6sE. defenders in
3tllien ~ errsifsn. Das 3unof6rei
sen. mitttls re.tem 9fus oer 3shRts
lols Su6i,dam ptrtinoeH ptro, piro
ZEN 9d65ien ben Stoif 81 ibrsH 6ir-
te16risien gs5en. Bius Der SehHte
rtr0 per6nliG rus Su5iIdum in Der
e1ticdnntsn 8afIitd er6nnsu.
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5aRsr, sDsnH Fs Hidt artia fn0. nod
mas bon sTaRifsa outp", .prsoefinas
ton ~g6sHeo0isHi Affirmation" ~ be-
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Aun miro aG6 Der rot6e U1ann
in 3atinHalpolitit gma6sn@. Sn Stios
boma, pas nit eem 9ooem6stpotum
Isiner ge16lteruna ais Stalt ms
Qs5sR treteR foa, UeroeH bic s5emalis
gen gTiinf Rdtionen@ Der cioiliitrten
.Snoianer, Die @6srciess, @rsets, GGis
CaTans. Gbocta4rs uno Ssminolen,
du9 politii6 cine Roae fpielsn; ni6t
uenbgsr dls feds @ertrstsr aus oieisn
beuer6en Ii6 um SiBs i'm @ongrsB,
UNI einer betief6eu. Elm gherotts. 4lz
wens Soiep9 Ga 6dp, lit 3iemli6
f6er, Rcminirt uHtO 8gr6hlt 5u uers
ben; Elm uHicerer aus ~ren6etben
Gtamm. 9leailut goitsr, 5spirbt iifl
I'm einen oer bsiosu GsnotsfBs. Siefe
SnSianer inS, spis 5siaHnt. i6ou Teit
mshr als 0rsi GsHerdtionen pp1tom=
men eiDiliirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
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5ltsrrei4fi6s MlniItsr 8eui. Der in
sinem Sdrstbsn ertlarte. Geiterreih
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ni6t I'm Gin5erfdHOniB NIT isinem
Minihsrium g65aH0e!t, has anoers Qns
ithten se9d6t gdtte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

- Dix frausnrei6fe 5ta6t in Der
SdlueB lit ct. Gu1en. Tort trtffeu
auf 100 pej6life Bios Is mdEHlifs
GinDo6ner. 4m meilteR SsrdslitsH
3a9lt Bald, am motItsn agoHfefonse
lcFe4 @snI. Die eoangel1te Gonfsi
ion 1T in Bern, Die tatbpiiihs in
6rei6ur9 am TtGytItsu oertrsten. Dix
italieHii6e Spyade Miro BON ben 10
grobsrsn StGoten in SauiauRe per-
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den, pis bort it6erhaHpt Elm groBes
5pr14sngemif6 81 bduie lit. Der
0rt, no bic Deutife Sprdhs am TART
ten osrtreten 1T. 6siBt 5sris0u. Sn
Qccle niro per6dltBiBmdBig am ldu=
tighten fraHsDTia geiprDtsn. Die
tlsiniieH 6ausbaituHgeH bat Semi
bic grobtsn 5reiburg 81 9sr5ei9Ren.
pier 3a5lt Die 6aus5nttung our6
i6nittli6 eiReR 9epf medr ais bort.
glm oiattIten bepohut 1T SEM. BORT
tr.fft Is auf Elm Saus finf odus.
ta,Aingen uR0 in 5srisaa 6les 5usI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Die unperIdGmt6eit Der rspublieas
niiden eongreHioneaeH @ampagHslsiz
ter ii6eriteigt aus greuSsH. SsBt. 0oae
yuei Ulonats nab Der 9srtdgurg bes
GougreHss, .dFsH lie no6 immsr ben
Congregational RECORD" in ieinsr Dol
len 4uflaQe opH 26,000 @remp.aren
etidsirsn UNI 5iudr nur fir bic Der
breituHg rspublieanii6e @amp1snelis
tsrutur. SAT- ale prominentsn re-
pu6licduifhtH Qbgeorbnetsn h1itsn
fh cor Der gertdgun9 nas 3rudren
bas %iolenanHts ,,lsaps 10 print, se=
idsrt uno maasn isBt in esr 6iBs Ger
Champagne zen lusgie6igiten St6rauh
bacon. 5auitoide Bocumeute in 5ns
tereTe ces beIte1enoen Eariis uno CUR
9erteeioiauug Der .Stanopai" 30.
litif Der rspubliedHn6tR 4drtti pers
ben fbt tin .@oasrsHional Raoro@
ais gs5altsns @eOen seogudt. 3as
gi6t Gem con9rsHipnslIsn @u6icomiss
nag 8gnt bic nab RilioHen sd5iens
Den 15oriids Frsi eur9 bic Bot per-
tsiieH I'll lafen. uno nun eupsiIt IT'D
Der Acknowledgements poH groBem
1ubsn fir Bic beyri6ente gaytsi, oa
bic i'm Bureau bes 4. 6ilfs @ensraI=
~poifmsifsrs 5efinpIih1n Qiiten Der
RuHnsn oon $1,000 tdublifsn Q6ais
feruHssrouten, oDer II Ulilionen
9lsHi6sn. oem repu6licand6ta con
gteTionentn 0d5lComits CUR gsrTii
5uns HeFen. @%estuDdyti5 miro oas
itDerits @eihib 0sr ,StauopHsr
in Qction geIient uBr oas 2auo nit
ACCOMPLISHMENTS duf RoIttn ess
8nrpsa6dels dbsrfIatbtt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

- Rnh ben nsueitsn 8ere6nuHaen
sibt es anf Grosn "a Uliu;ontn refine
Gfammesbeuii6e, oon beRen So ia
Mi1ionen in TeuiI9Idro lsben, II 3i4
Winionsn in @mertca, II liz WiIios
men in Settrre;9zllndarn, 100000 in
4frica, 145,00O in QIsu, 10000 in
Q~uItrolisn. Die 3d6l Der 3eutidfprs=
aenbeu pirb auf runo 100 MilioRsn
psranihlagt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Die officiea 5efannt qsma6t piro,
inn Die aufriisrsrii dan 9ulaianss auF
osr 88iipDineRiHfsl 2spts isBi in tlsis
re Sdnsen 5eriprsngt DorosH, Die bag
&1nb unjiter MAIDEN. Die @eh0roet
Groasn oesHal6 NIT 1000 gunOesiolz
oaten nm 800 @onita6tsrn bic 5nisE
uRo dnoere @easnbsn, in oensn bic
BulaNnes t5r llmueitn trsi6en, poa9
itdnhig oDH i5Htn idubsrn, NIT aHSs4
rem Borten, bic 9uFst6rsr sinfa9
%dusrotten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Cas neus Observation-Disclosures ras
H6 auf idmmtlt6e GfsH615nen Be-
5i,bt. Die 3pi deuF1dtliheu 91soe.
ostrsthu, 1T UNI Mittstul6t an q.
oIs. in Strait getrsten unn ron ieBt
as III e otn FrahtaeF5toerHotn St
ien5abusR 1typs5rt, 0en Tra1tofrieRs
fern BE aIs .Srttds" %5et1HrtsH
6ra6f siHi sunaeR 81 9dpd9rsH.
Die Strafatttirnunsen psrosn 1on
Or 3pii fsHfaatlidsH 61HSelssgoms
million ftrtIt sebaroaoH tperosH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Dur Gl1a1 rsoohiatrt &c p;eosr
gans .uHis. Gie anffiHopsn b16sn
e H1mtutgih 1uf osa Stur osr Re
sisrung oes 9r6jioutsH gaImd 1S5s=
Isnn. 9isitr i1eia. auf cine Rs7oz
.uti5a gar Ei6t 10rSsTsitsi ssDsisH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

@ines Sa5ss fDtroen aud bic gr=
5aHtr sUsnH f; Hidt artia Tno. NOD
mas BON sn1aifsi oltp", .preoeRinas
ton ~s5eHeO0isnt aFimilatiou" ~ b.
rsH iritgtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
Die rmNiiAen g8irreH.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02
Der ssnntaasbols

90 Mason st.-Mnwaukee. wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

SfdbamtsIerretdr S6ap min BEN
0tdHssl an fIsiRsn 9gitiheinsH d6s
ss.fsr. Das III 6l5id! usbrisens an
,groBeR @elofGsineH mangelt's uo9
mebr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-02

Der HrgturA Der Birrtn ouf Der
a9srls osr antilsn@ ifsint oariH III
Iis8sH. DAB IS bort mat ssnug 4amtsr
slei. i'm ale 56bHs osr Rs1plutipn
an bic 0Tsnt.i6e aripps 5u Fsnsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-07
Hazing and Punishments.

The Presidents recommendation that
statute be enacted modifying the system
of punishmeuts for naval cadets guilty OF
hazng deserves serious consideration at
this time. when the demoralfzed condit1oh
at the Naval Academy is strongly IN evil
dence. The law as it stands provides only
one punishment, that of dismissal, Wnat-
ever may be the grade of the onense. mus
in the case of a cadet whose infract1on OF
the rules was only technical and was not
of a malicious character, the court-martiai
had no alternative but to sentence him 10
dismissal This sentence the President
feeling it to be too severe, set aside by
means of a pardon. He urges that the
superintendent of the Academy be given
authority to administer disciplinary pun
ishments of varying grades in his own dls-
erection.
while the public is thoroughly impatient
at the spectacle of wholesale hazing at
the Academy 1t is inclined to be reasonable
In the matter of cure. 1t is intolerant OF
any form of brutal, malicious, vindictive
hazing 1t will not tolerate prize hghting
between cadets according to so-cailed
code of honor. 1t demands the eradication
of the evil custom of the yengeful fag-
cling" of under-clasSmen by those above
1t believes that if the proper remedies are
applied these young men can be brought
to realize their duty to themselves and to
the government and the responsibility or
their position as puisne officers of the navy
With the several dsmissals already or
dered the naval administration should not,
of course, rest content 1t should proceed
vigorously to establish new principles of
personal behavior on the part of the cadets
and new ideals of inter-class relationship.
When the chief offenders against the law
have been properly dealt with by the court
martial method, 1t will be entirely safe to
modify the course of treatment In order
that there may be degrees of punishment
to fit the grades of offense. Any cadet
who forces another to go through seriously
fatfguing or personally debasing antics,
h,imiliating him or injuring him physically,
should be dismissed as unfit for.the future
role of a commander OF men, This punish
ment should be regarded as q prevent
i've of later trouble for the navy as much
as a rebuke to an offender. 1t should
therefore be reserved for those cases in
which the cadets are plainly proved to
have been untitled by disposition to serve
the government in after years in the re-
sponslble capacity of naval officers;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-07
Pistol Carrying.

The Boston Herald discussing the subject
OF the carrying of concealed weapons, re-
fers to the recent settlement OF the war of
the Chinese tongs or companies in New
York and proceeds 10 express itself strong
~ In disfavor of personal armament:
The habit OF carrying pistols and all sucn
weapons leads to useless encounters A
man who goes armed will take needless
chances which an unarmed man would
avoid. Instead of stopping the sale of re-
yolvers the courts could do much more
effective work IL II was understood that
every man found carrying a concealed
weapon should be charged with that Of
Tense In addition to whatever other charge
was preferred against him. This system,
which had q fair trial In Washington ID. C..
Resulted In breaking up to a large extent
the habit which many negroes there had OF
carrying razors. IL the judges should di-
rect that charges be preferred against all
these men with knives and pistols In their
pocket the habit would be too expensive il
they had to pay heavy fine for the priyi-
iege."
There can be no doubt of the good effect
OF the local practice of doubling the charges
against q weapon-carrying assailant or
brawler. in such cases as those which aetu-
ally come to the notice of the court, but
there remain many cases OF pistol toting''
pf which the police do not become cognizant
Until trouble arises. The real problem OF
~ prevention Of pistol carrying liz y the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-07
A Homely Ditty.

I shall not sing of court and king
Nor pleasures which surround
The man whom fate Is fain to bring
: Where vain delights abound. @
I shall not soothe ambitions dream
With compliments so gay.
I sing the simple joy supreme
OF three square meals per day.
The themes an humble one. It's true,
And yet with beauty fraught-
What virtues fine are brought to view
By eating as we ought.
Our jealousy and discomfort
Fade placdly away,
Beneath the gentle Establishment
OF three square meals per day.
BEHOLD the monarch who doth WELD
A sceptre. Than this toy
A sturdy knife and fox would yield
For him far greater joy
Could he but ply them as he should.
So bid your envy stay,
And VOW that life is pretty good
With three square meals per day.
New pomp means care and care doth call
The stomach to rebel,
restful conscience, after all,
Doth use its master well,
And solace him for each rebuff
That fortune may display,
For he who hath these, hath enough
Just three square meals per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-07

Two years ago today Baltimore was Wis
tied by the worst fire in it's history, one of
the worst, indeed, of record In this oeun-
try. Today the city is quietly celebrating
the fact that 1t has in these two years re-
built fully So per cent of the area swept by
the flames. while plans are In preparation
for the early completion of the task of re-
moving all traces of the fire and covering
the burned district with new buildings
The confiagration made vacant 1,343 lots
OF these SEQ were taken by the city for the
purpose of making improvements in the
street alignment and for parkings. OF the
remainder all but 13S lots have been re-
built, CO. permits having been issued for
this purpose The assessed value of the
buildings destroyed was 81. sos, 800. On the
list of October last the buildings erected in
their stead were valued a s1O646, 200 and
today the assessed vaiua ton is in round
numbers S20.C00.0OO. Thus it is to be seen
that the new structures are generally of a
better character than those that were
burned. The total loss from the fire has
been carefully estimated at about 800, 600
600. Reckoning the constructions both
within and without the burned district the
building boom experienced by Baltimore as
a direct consequence of the fire has not only
replaced this loss. but has added an equal
sum to the wealth of the city. Trade has
been stimulated The merchants and
manufacturers have attacked the situation
vigorously, with the result that Baltimore
has been virtually regenerated in every de-
partment of It's commercial activity. 1t is
planned TO celebrate this phoenx-like rising
from the flames next September when a
Greater Baltimore jubilee will be held. Ii
may be questioned whether such celebra-
tion would have been contemplated had 1t
not been for the remarkable arousing of the
city by its disaster. which 1t has so COM
mendably turned to good account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-07
Algeciras.

Either those fellows at Algeeiras are very
poor advertisers, or else their business does
not contain the dynamite described. Why,
a marital row in Paris, with an American
woman as one OF the parties, is leading the
Morocco fair in newspaper space and pop
ular interest in this country. Surely this
would not be, could not be, if Germany and
France were on the hair trigger about
their African ventures. At any rate let US
all hope for the BEST and prepare to cele-
brate such a conclusion Of the conference
as will satisfy everybody and send the del
egates to their respective homes In good
feeling with themselves and all mankind.
War? The world has had enough of war
for the present. No more war please, until
there is something worth warning about.
We shall all see war again soon enough
from a legitimate cause. No need 10 mag
nifty triaes for scrapping purposes.
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regulation of this class. New weapons are
being bought constantly. The pistol manIi-
facturers are kept busy supplying the trade.
Why buy these guns? If an answer could
be had to this query light would be shed
upon the whole question. 1t might possibly
be found then what percentage of the pistol
owners really need their weapons for self
protection, and how many of them carry
the pistols out of an unwholesome sense OF
importance or spirit of bravado, or Tor
evil purposes
II the law were SO amended that no pistol
could be purchased without the presentation
to the dealer of a court permit there would
be a very material falling off in the number
of weapons and consequently in the per-
centage of crime There would stiil remain
those now In possession of weapons. some
OF whom would respond to a licensing re-
quirement and present themselves for reg
istratIon. Others would retain their
weapons surreptitIously and run the risk
OF discovery and punishment. This number
would gradually be reduced by court proc
esses There would. of course, be an OPP
portunity to buy pistols outside of the local
Jurisdiction. but the imposition of the Ia"
In this District would at least prevent the
hasty purchasing of a deadly weapon Ior
purposes of passionate revenge or reprisai'
The pistol law remains in depioraoly
crude state. This District, having peen
recognized as a leader of reform In the
matter of imposing double charges ON
armed offenders. might properly move Tor
ward another step and stand forth as an
example of the way to treat this evil in
modern spirit of prevention.
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ready to advance him heavy loans. on the
chance that reconciliation viii be efrected.
But Count Boni thus far. it is reported. viii
have none of their services He has learned
at last to look ahead a bit. ard he sees
how difficult would be his plight If he should
not manage to persuade the Countess 10
forgive and forget He would be irretriev-
ably ruined. for there is no hope whatever
that he could find another American heiress
with a penchant for foreign title to refill
the depleted Castellane Golfers. Therefore,
according to the Paris gossips. the dehon-
naire Boni has been reduced to the awk-
ward necessity of selling his watch. May
this tale serve its good purpose as terrible
example