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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

PLANTING STRAWBERRIES.
Time Depends Upon Locality and
Condition of Soil.

In general there are only two sea
sons for planting-spring and fall
but in some localities spring
planting should be done In early
spring by the use of the preceding
seasons plants, while in others 1t
may be done in June from the crop
of runners of the same season.
In irrigated regions planting can
be done at whatever season the
work will give best results in future
crop production. In humid regions
rainfall is a determining factor. In
the northern half of the prairie re-
gion west of the Mississippi spring
planting gives best results. In the
Middle Atlantic States the work is
divided between spring and August
planting, with the balance In favor
of the latter in some localities. In
New England the work is chiefly
confined to the spring months, al
though there are enthusiastic advo-
Gates of fall planting, especially
among those who combine straw
berry growing with the trucking
business on expensive lands near the
large cities. In the Atlantic Coast
States south OF New York, August
and September planting is most
extensively practiced, particularly
upon the more retentive soils.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

When the buyer suspects that
SPAWN large or small is present yet
finds lameness absent possibly due
to continuous exercise or some pre-
ventive measure adopted for the oc-
casion, he can speedily ascertain
whether it is indeed present by a
simple test. Have an assistant lead
the horse out to halter and prepare
to trot him instantly at the word
go" Now lift up the foot of the
suspected hind leg and hold it as
close to the horses belly as possible
for few minutes. Suddenly drop
1t and Immediately trot the horse,
when he will, for the first few steps
or even rods; go intensely lame, but
soon recover. This is an unfailing
test and should be practiced in
every case where there is the slight
est suspicion of a spavin.-Dr. A. s..
Alexander.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
1--WE d1Z
STOClN|
GROWING HoRNLEss CATTLE.
Following Method Highly Recom-
mended by English Breeders.

mended by English Breeders.
Clip the hair from the top of the
horn when calf is from two to FIVE
days old. Slightly moisten the end
of stick of caustic potash with wa
ter, or moisten the top Of the horn
bud, and rub the tip of each horn
firmly with the potash for about
quarter of a minute, or until q
slight impression has been made on
the center of the horn. The horns
should be treated in this way from
two to four times, at intervals of five
minutes. s.. If during the interval of
five minutes, after one or more ap-
plications, a little blood appears In
the center of the horn, it will then
only je necessary to give another
very slight rubbing with the potash.
The following directions should
be carefully observed: The operation
is best performed when the calf is
under five days old, and should not
be attempted after the ninth day.
Caustic potash can be obtained from
any druggist In the form Of a white
stick. When not in use it should be
hSpI ia a sCOppClSd DOJJl6 III u
dry place, as 1t rapidly deteriorates
when exposed to- the air. One man
should hold the calf while an assist
ant uses the caustic.
Roll a piece of tinfoil or brown
paper around the end of the stick Of
potash, which is held by the fingers
so as not to injire the hand of the
operator. Do not moisten the stfck
too much, or the caustic may spread
to the skin around the horn and de-
strOy the flesh. For the same reason
keep the calf from getting wet for
some days after the operation. Be
careful TO rub on the center of the
horn and not around the side of 1t.
Caustic potash is poisonous, and
must therefore be kept in a safe
place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
-DAIRrAso. Aso
q REsA.MIERT .IE
MILK AND BUTTER MAKING.
Difficulties Encountered in Churnlng
Remedies Suggested.

Difficulties Encountered In Churnlng
Remedies Suggested.
With the very best treatment the
cream Of cows long in milk refuses
to churn into good butter and about
the only way is to dry them up or
use the milk for purposes other than
buttermaking. Win more than one
COW is kept and difficulty is en-
countered in churning the cream of
der to find which one is causing the
trouble and then deal with her ac-
cordingly. In case a lot of cream
has been churned for over half an
hour with no signs of breaking the
temperature should be taken. If it
does not correspond with that of the
previous churnings or that recon-
mended for the season of the year
and kind of cream, it should be reg
ulated by the addition of water, hot
or cold. If the churn is too full
either from having too much In it
in the first place., or through the
cream having swelled, a part of the
contents should be drawn off. Some
times the butter comes in very fine
granules which will not gather. If
the buttermilk Is thin enough the
butter will float, and some of the
buttermilk can be drawn off, after
which the butter will gather easily.
If the buttermilk will not separate,
a little warm water should be eau
tiously added.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

apart, with the plants 12 inches
apart IN the row. The runners which
develop from these plants are then
allowed to take possession of the
area for 6 8 inches on either side
of the original plants, thus making a
matted row ~ to IS inches wide;
this leaves 80 inches between the
rows, which allows ample space for
cultivation and gathering the fruit.
This space can be reduced from 80
inches to as little as IS inches where
land is valuable and 1t is necessary
TO secure maximum returns; ON thin
soil, however, the greater distance iS
most satisfactory. There is one, ad-
vantage in the narrow cultivated
space. After the second crop has
been harvested the runners can be
allowed to take possession of the
cultivated middle, and when the
young plant become thoroughly es-
tablished the original rows can be
broken up with a narrow turning
plow or sharp cultivator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
!,
BEE KEEP7NC kRS
ADVANTAGES OF ExCLUDER
Prevents the Deposition of Eggs In
Partly Filled Sections.


II the brood apartment has been
much contracted when the supers
were added, the queen may go into
the sections and deposit eggs unless
prevented by the insertion of a
queen excluder as shown in Illus
tration. This, merely a sheet of zinc
with perforations which permit
workers, but not the queen, to pass,
is placed between the brood apart
ment and the sup9rs. The great in
convenience of having brood in some
of the sections is thereby prevented.
When the honey in the sections
has been nearly capped over, the
super may be lifted up and another
added between 1t and the brood
apartments. Or, should the strength
of the colony not be sufficient, or the
harvest not abundant enough to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
Top Working Pecans.

Interest in the pecan industry is
steadily Increasing in the South,
where its cultivation is carried to the
highest point. In the illustration is
shown the method of budding and
grating, the success of which de-
pends upon the size and age of. the
tree. If the tree is not in good
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
Planting in Matted Rows.

In order to maintain a belt of
plants ~ to Is inches wide, and still
have a space between the belts for
cultivation and the other operations
necessary to the successful manage
ment of a plantation. the rows at
planting time should be much far
ther apart than is necessary with the
hill system. A common practice is to
set the plants in single rows feet
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
Argument for Wide Tires.

A movement is on Foot in Vir-
ginia to place an extra tax on wag-
ons loaded with wood, tan bark. raii-
road ties and other heavy draughts.
TO be paid into the fund for road
repairs. The idea is that such haul
ing destroys the roads, but is not
a better plan to institute o graded
wirde tire ordinance, such as expert
ence has caused to be adopted in
other states. with. perhaps, re-
mittance or road tax to encourage
fits adoption? The wheels then be-
come road makers instead Of road
breakera
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
A Lesson in Forestry.

This Is good season to practice a
little in the line of forestry, by go
ing through the timber land, cutting
up fallen trees and chopping down
and working up dead ones, and by
trimming out those which might
work injury to the growth of others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
Estimating Milk and Butter.

How many pounds of milk from
your cows does 1t take to make a
pound of butter? Expect you never
tested it, but you should. One pound
of butter to fourteen pounds of milk
weighed directly from the cow is very
good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
Robbing Ones Self.

Buying a patent right or engag-
ing in get rich quick schemes is a
very good way to rob ones self II
is not the only way, however, for a
fellow can do II by continually grow
Ing and selling crops without put
ting anything back on the. land.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01
1. Dormant buds inserted I'm sprouts.
2. Branches cut back and cleft
grated.

shape for working; i.e., If no
branches Of desirable size and age
are found in convenient place, the
tree is trimmed to pollard, cutting
the main branches back to stubs,
and when shoots have started from
these, they are grated or budded.
In about six months from the time
the adventitious buds have started,
under average conditions, buds or
CRAFTS are inserted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

Wood ashes and charcoal. or burnt
corn cobs are good bone builders for
pigs, and fed with corn and bran
mekes strong bones and straight
Itrong pig legs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

1t does not pay to breed a COW or
horse with an ugly disposition Sell
the horse to the government and the
COW to the butcher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-01

II you want to feed garlic, tur-
or cabbage, don't do It until after
milking time. --sr---=------
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

&lctorIa, y. T., =. Attnber.
Ger Iaupier o9eaeropbon" brad.
te helue 9ia6rid]ten ans Dem Orient
iiber Die g9e9Habme oer iapaniIdeH
Seeblm0iduger .(uiirtu" un0 Gai,
ban 1ai Do", Gigeutbm Der @eiell.
idait ole 0cn NaiIb aui Der ct.
8auls ,SHiel be9mg. Gie beioen
iapauiidjen SceblmOfinger mur0en
bel Den aupfer ,SHieln bon einem
Der 3 rniiiideu Qreu5er. Die CUR ge.
waduHg Der Aupier ,yuieln abae.
ihidt or0n luaren, ieitacuonlrnen
nod 4etropamlopsf. aanidlotfa, ae.
bradlt la0 foHii53irt. Gle gtaent6ii.
mcr Der uIdiiuiu" 6oben eine ge.
ihmer0e H 0ic ilpanlidje Gegiering
qeid)ldt, IN Der iic bebnnpten, 0aB sic
45egnabme unaeieBli6 lei mo 0af
bon Der riiiildlcn 8egieruna Sdln.
oeueriae Deriangt ueroen Iole. Cine
6rlldrng, melhe oia
aNellerophon" er1alteH bat, iagi, 0aB
38 iapaHiihe Scgc!idiiie IN oieier
1aiioH ben Seetiro5iaua bctreiben.
Gas iopaniide gauoueuboot gDiaI.
ialdi" uuroe obqcididt. mu Die
giobber ,Sslauo diiherei 6ci Sadld.
lin 81 IAiiBeH, uHo bic ruiiiihe Rss
gieruug 0ic O}eI0ungeu bon oen
oirb Die 5hooucr ueri5ten Gdube.
reicu erbaIten bat ididte 3 mo0erna
Stronger ab, im Die Siupieriuleln gu
bgDa6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
G91a.
qbfn. q GH.

NA"-AsF - AfsHF
Die .aoluji6e golis3siiun5" Dsrs
ofIeutlidt sinen 8sgidt i5res Gorres
ipon0entea In Stantand Deltsr llas
ruben i'm 4irefi6sn HeiAe Oorluss
id9t, gegen relfe oie bes 9a6reS
1900 als nabrs glppalien erideintn
nerOeH Gliner 8s5aaptung nd4
Dat F8 oes Bottles cine gang eissas
artiR llaruhe benabtigt.
cyn osr Brooi15 S4aHtun9, no Oie
Re5saion ausbra6. iino bereits uies
Ser ernfe Storungen oorgslomnleH.
g1n0en ourt3e6sR raubeH0 uH0
be D0risr unb treiben oie
itie0isrti9s gep0lleruag in Die
gid6te. 2(n 10000 oisIsr belpafiuss
ten 9Be3sl15ersr trti5en itb jebt bei
3iiauiibuiu 6erum uuO lieierH Sen
Gotaltrupptn regelre4.e 9eis9ts. iE
Osnsa Ft bsta Eisssr o.ei6sR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
0er0rfau
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Nalhlnatnn. .. s.. 2. Ntlpher.

gSllBlHstnn, =. e. ,, Sttobey.
0it @eboroc fir Die Studtbluier
miro aue m03ihen Autrenoun3eu
MAIDEN. oie 0ur1 Oen Grtdu perloren
scgaEtrea o0ey beih00isten 9itisr
misoer 5u sriebeH. is plroe isooh
er,ldgt. olb 0ies MIR IN jydlen pou
Sibi5gi&gu, iir Die @elo aeua9 an
9aao TT. pas 5u 0ieism SfDeds per-
menoet UerotH taHu, dusfubrbdr .t,
0aB aber IN 6dlen non geuhtbdalera
hobeyer 8laNe Oie ni6t aIs Gi6i5ti
beu betrdtttt perptu, 0leitlben uiht
crlctt Wey0ca i5guSu. 1usleuommeU
NIT @ylau5uiB pcs aongrcHes. Der
einjise oin3iellc 82ri9t an Die 9euht
tousbCb0roe bialint.jb ser sertorleR
Siat3eiden 0iH9 0aliH, odb sic Si0t
3slteu i'm 0dfeu BON WtobilC. bic auf
msbrsreu in Gen 8ooen aetriebeuen
4i09Ien fuO, IortseyiheR pUr0cH,
oaB ober ein Sn9eaieur oOrtbjn ae
ihidt porNeu lei. um Iie 3u erieben, oo
sic Gjeiammtloiten $500 nbt iiber=
Ibreiien.
@lout5omerb. 9lld.. 2. Sttcber.
Der GIoUeraeur Sells reiiic beuie
naA gfob;Ie, nm auf Sen 0ringca0tn
0Unin Der 9iirgey bic 0urh ben
iiiugiten Grtan tntitauOeutu 9erhdl.
niht 3u uuttrlunen. rs 1T lpa5r
lcbeulih, O0B NHiiren9unscn 9ematt
pgrOen ioasu. i'm 81 Oer0Ejantn. Die
9egiSidtur su elmer GrtruliBaHJ tiu
5ubeyIien. nm 0iiIIsmdBre5eiu 8u trs
grcileR.
Nobls. 9lla.. .. Stt0ber.
Der 0ldicr Grai9bil BON s%Hle
uieurlorps ser 9unoes 9lrmet, otm
Oer 2cubtbaus Ditritt BON NlobiIe.
unterj,eht, isbyte btiite bon elmer Sns
Ipetiioustour Otrltniaen 16sile ser
Suite 5urid. no Ser Sturm am
ihIimmten sebauii bat, Sbgleitb oer
Sd6doen li9 hauptiddiib luf Qunits
bon Gape San Bias i'm Often,
bis ndh Gulfpori i'm Weitcu be-
Ihrdntt, III er 00b 70 uRaebusr. CAB
WlonGte pgrqebeu meroeu, ebe Der
0isuIt ipitoer polIidn0ig duigtnom.
men peroeu iduu.
WobiIe, 9(Ia.. .. Otiobey.
Siurmfignale Fn6 sntlonq Ger
3orOtiiItt oes @olis beoroert moroen.
Der Sheriff 9opsrs lebrie ioe6eu
Oon Ger @elttiiht Der 0gObilc 9u6t
3uriid un0 iaqt 0ab i6 Ole 9:rbdlt
niiie be0eittno aeeHeri baben. pie
Re9tr peigeru T6 5u ar6eiten. ob.
9lei6 @iienbo6neu uno 9lnoere lie ol
rum erluhsn. Der Sheriff popcrs
BAT sebyohl. 9lne 3u perbaftea, Bic
nt6i an ibren 6duieru oocr fiiy 9ln
Oere drbeiien Ger Sheriff perlanli
Dab 0ie lraueu uno ajnoer aus Sen
perndneteH 8tliriittn 9titafft tuuO
mad globae gebrddi per0eu, mo ib
uen bic aesignsts pflegs 3u tbeil psr
oen idnn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Degen gteEpeibtret.
Galt Qale gitn. 2. SH

SoIsp5 3. Smitb, Oer prdTbent ser
Tlormonsniirte, pur0e uuter ser gns
tl1gs Oer 8ielDsibsrsi oer1afiti. Gr
ber3i1tete ouf Gin 9orper5or un0
puroe gsssn feline eigsne giirgT51it
eailaHsn. Der angst.agse Sat 5
5rausn, Die tom 5uIlEiasH 43 9ia6sr
ggi9ent. 5a5sH ioutH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

3anssaas. q. 2. 81.

Su siaer Gdeuue Ipieltsn ms6rsre
aHa5en nqBilo Ueit" 8er y Sabre
alte 6arrb @barnsislB Donte, auf sis
nem 9alisu itebsHo. sin 9aFo perfen,
no5si q islblt in bic S4i;Hge qeriet6
un6 sroroHsli puros. sbs i5m ollie
esbra4t psrbsH tonnis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

st. 2ouis, l. Dit.
2IRtou gOparo 6auR, benr 6es
tanni ais 5on9 6luf. bSr 1eImonicO
oon St Goujs, tit in 93itsbdOen,
8tutaldr5. NC er f4 sur Sur aufa
belt. scitor6en. 2lH ielntm Sterbes
Lager peilicu Is.us 55rau, leiHe Derpeis
ragacte Io1ttr, 6rdu Nlel0 SidRnI,
ua0 9err uR0 6rau aOo.pbus 8uj4.
Qeyy SAINT uuyoe am 8. ,S1nuar 1886
IN 4reuBen seOoyeU. 1858 lam er
Rdh oea Der. Staten, 3uerlt nab
Gu0gque, SGpd, uH0 bauR ua9 81.
Soais. NE, o0 Ig bis sum Sdbre
1852 ais SA,ileur lrbe.tete. Sm
Sabre 1862 tgoIfusls er an Der @de
pen 8roa0poD mo Sim StrdBe cine
tleinc gttitaurltjon. aus Der iib alls
mdbli9 oas ptlib,rii5mie 5aulfIhe
Soldi eHhuidelt bls.
gladOem Der 9lob i'm sabre 1877
bein 8ran0e 0,s .Soulbsrn 6otei"
uie0er9ebraHut mar, Crrihtcte 6err
6duit Elm pllajtartises @e5duoe, Oas
er nit eiuem rjelietn 0d6QdrieR, oem
triteu 0ieier 2lri in Otu @tr. Staten,
oerIab Sin Saby ipGicr isBie 0err
5duit Die bie0grcn St. 2ouiier In @rs
rduucn ourd bic @IuiijbulnQ etttris
lher 9eeuntun9 peym,ileln zines aui
per Carrier 9lusitsoiu3 aeiauften
9ppdraies. uno nit Stol3 mies er
noh IN ip1ttren S0hren ndrduf bin.
NaB er tbdtidblb 0er srite 9epeien.
Otr bier eleiirilde 9eleu4hlug siuses
iibrt bal.
6cry 5duh bnitrldBt auBer Ieiner
6rlu brei 8tnbtr. Der ilieHe 5obn,
+. u 6oul, lit nit elmer 5omttr bon
2tOolpbus 8uIh pcrhir1t6ci uno 2.
@itc 4r6Foeut Der 9IHbsuicr 8uihs
9youerei @2y 3ptite S0bn, a. R.
6duf. leitet oas Tduit'Ih, @ta6liFe.
meut unb bic Tohter 6rdu Wolie
@ionini lest Ieit l1naersr 3eit pieOsI
BET ibreu GlltrR oerr Fduit oeb0rt,
81 sen populdrHcn9iirQeru Der Staot.
3peifeL
glep goyf. 2. Sa.
Der Coroner 6ar6ayler lit. ME er
trtldrt, ni5t ooniidnNg iberltaai
Oabou. 01b Qlbrt glodms. ser s5es
maljge 9otttriel6ui1. pirilih SI6ts
moro be3inl Die Sage oer 2eitm
Tonne ebenio gut dui Elm 9er6reteH
biH0euttn Der Goroner tdnn es mhi
begyeiitn. rlrum Elm 10 rsjber Wldnn
iib Oas 2fb,u aebmen ioate.
Die tetot8e Qottiit
Gaf Ct eoais. Sa., 2. Oa.
Der 5taoiy1i6 tut6o5 seIiern gbsnO
3un bitr3'5uien Male eieor9e G.Qurs
oD pon osH ant tiNs 9olReihsis
unO @auIirlait 0tn 2tutuant U2inlel
DoDle NIT oer @eruoliung bieies glm.
ies 9urop bat Fh. untsraibt bon
Oem Ulabor 5ilo8 Scot, Ieiner Gnt.
l0Hunl tets Di0cgfeBt.
Jn elmer bsy3pciiPllen 2aae befins
ot ft6 9eutnant 8obts gBenn or
ndmliH Osuv v9tihIuB ots Staotratbs
our6lii6ri. entldBt ion ser g2anor.
Dol,atn Der Sidor1i6 ibu entldbt,
usnn er Tb paifiD perbilt. Streitias
teiitn in ser 2otalpolilit bilOen Sie
llrIaden oss 3trpiirinifes.
SIN &auf6.
0tia6oma Gitp, 9. Oh.
Ger @eirmtcuc So6n y. globle
uou N'eupbis tenn, icuerie auf ei.
ncn YSenideu6duica mebrere SdliiTl
40. 6eorae Millians nuroe t60tlid
lmo Sohu I1ompiou aeiabrlib Der.
munoet 9'ohle beiinoet iib in Sait
Rad Gubd.
g}ep gort. 2. OH.
9lit sem 0ampfet Sumner" ira.
ten 800 SolOdteu, bie crItc glbt6eiluna
Der fiir 9ubd beiiimmteu 8eidbung,
beute cie 8tii, an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
gtdtt's g6eftf6en.
Ten Qprl. /. 0ll.

@utem 8entbneH rad blt i6
i5r1u I6omas 6. glait. bic Satin
0ss Senators Ylatt Don Zen gort,
5sreiis nit mebreren 2to0otatsu IN
Qer5irOung gsisbi, um ibyem gr,ticu
@aiten nit elmer Sfei0ungslll1e
5lDor3utommeu. Gs beiBi, 0aB IN
oisier SheioungstIas, eine bstanuis
gi5nsnliinnlerin. bic aud in le5snoen
giloern m:.Dirtte, eine 6elon0sre
aoae ipieleu pir6. Gie ioa Dem
5srrn Ssn1tor in ieiner Gffice oft
8eiu6e abaeitdttst 5a6en. 8aQs9sn
miro bon ben 6reunoen 6es Seals
.ors 9elisH6 gematt, oaB Grau glatt
nit i5rem 9atiasy Elm @erbdltuiB
untgr6ieli.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Ger altcic SO0n OCS 9,raTocnteu
9igUie0clt laeEt ciu iicmlid RIA.
la!sl0icg <ntidlt iu itiu,
stnStntjn @nrparo.
6n cine uuanscacbme @cididltc Uer
iuidclt, 0tc iBm roH mau6lc idllim
me Stguotu bcrciteu fuun.
Sor bic IrOhscidporcncn.
@oItsn. Q.1ii.. .. olloser.

SoFVA, gsdii., :. SttOeer.
G4eoOorc 8ooIt1t.t il. uu0 me0nre
ieiner 9tlrtuo,RiH ii 6lroaro iu0
5uiduaaea nit 3Uci 8oujlGsn oor Ois
eiTcB B3elG-UorensH ooa 5uffolt Conn
~ 8eapcn. Si, ioLleR Gasiaatn in
0er tlattriuQuUs pt9:a MljBbdn0Mn9
zines Yol3elb,am,lu ia Soiion am
leB.ea Goan,yitlg @NEO mltsR.
sine @0r,Goang ijr 8poiepea uuroe
heuie 9,adln1ts1 ,r.s0}n uu0 elm 9e
autter Ha9 GamelioG, aeibidt, nm
oieisIt 5u ii6erbr,usen. ylab Der
NliBbln0iuu9 muy0ca cer jua0s Root
ieDelt uto meargre agott 5tuOenen
BON 0arDdr0 BON oer 8oli3ei ptrbUr.
dbeg nadgev entla1tg. Elm ndnicn
GGse CAB oer Bolj5eitommiliGr 81
Wleard Die Ggiidruu8 40, OdB bic 9lus
geleleHbeit Hdler uutetIu6t peroen
piir0e. Der So6n ces 9rdfOenieu
erIbien in 8e9Icihlnl iejnes 2lnmaItes
por einHn Der &j6tcr oes Wuaictp1ls
9eridts am Sduiiag ua' auf Sic Grs
iIarum3 0eS 8ortommaihes BIN mur
0e Der 8ethatsbeitbl pcrptiltrt uub
man glau6te, cab 0ie glugeltgcn6eit
oamit erle0i9i iei
8oton, 1loH., 2. Giio6sr.
Weiitre llHieriu6uH3en oes bisliaen
BolI3ei uao 0as 90rgc99n Der @robs
seiduorenen beirriis 0ts 9laQriiits
aut eiaeH 4oli3.lttH an OoRnsrildQ
96en0, az 0em Ebeooore Rooieoelt
bet5cilist uar, peeaulabtcu 0euie Die
8erbditmIs RON S6auu &eGsD ron
6itnburg, einem 6ran0t poa SunQz
&0oiepet una Brdf0eusn Der Soz
pbomortlahe in 6arparo, GsieD MUIR
be in io.ge zines 9trbaitsbcfebs Oes
Bieiigen Std0iridtgrs Derbaltet, in
oem cine uu5etannte 4erioH 0ts tbdi-
lineu 2lH1rifis dui einen BoltSilteu
bei6Mbigt miro, @r ipur0s nlh Der
QoliisiItdtion in gdmbri0ae aebra6s,
mo er &iirgfd}aft tglite, unb mprlsH
miro er sum 8erdor i'm bieiigeu Ulus
nicipalgerj9te sriheinen. aelltp purs
oe perbdftet, pd5pR0 2 poli3ilen bon
Bolton 8orld0ungen fir Suna Roos
Ieoelt uBo Wlere0jth Bld90eu, ejnen
dnoeren Siuoenten 6orbar0's, iiber
bra1ttn, ais 3euaen Dor sen ejroBqs
lhDortneR bon Suifolt Gounth am
Hd6iten Douneritag su eri6eiuen, mo
bic Qnacle9enbeit untsriut. nerOen
Ton. SuHg Gelep. eritnucno, Dab
ieine 3pei 5reun0t qe3uunlsn fem
piir0en, Niles Su idqen, mas iie iibsr
oie 2ln9elegen6eit pHBttu. nd6erie fA
Sep 8otoncr Qoli3iiier uno abcrs
nd6m BEN serblfts6efe6l, Der 9siieru
Fiit cine un6etlnnts 9erIon ausatftent
por6en pdr. Obalti6 Gegebs 2ln
aeleQsn6tit moraeu i'm 8eri6i erieoigt
mtrOen mag. peroen bob 9ooiepslt
un0 9idgoen de3luunlen iein. ser I'm
ierIudung por zen @iroB7eI6porenen
am DonnerIt1g bei3uuobnsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
81 onots 9etfatG.


Waibtngton, .. g., j. Ottober.
2lus oem beute unicr6reiicten Be
riAte oss Directors Der Ulan3e lit ers
iihtIid, OaB Die pdbren0 oes goudts
September gsprdeten Uliin3en bic
Summe bon $l0,893,7 reprdien
tirt. uuo 3lpar Deribeitt Iie Iid auf 0ie
ein3elusn Utin5iorien iolgtnoerma
BEN: @jolo, So. 9.460.162; SLIDER. 81. o
308,000; S9eioemiipen. $l25,571.
2tuBerotm puroen fiji Die 8egierunq
BON Wlerico 100000 6iinipeio @olos
iiiidc aeprdgt.
glus Oem mondii4en 2lustptiie iiber
sic OffeHtIicbeS6ulO lit erjI9tlih. 0aB
oieiel6e am leBten @ei9ditstaqe 0es
UtoHats September, Dem 90, d5siiQs
lid zines entlpre9snoen 9darbsiidns
6es i'm S6abamte. ote Gumme BON
$954 ,246, 1913 reprdIeutirte. mas i'm
Gauie Des Wpndts Sepiem5er cine
Qbna6me bon S16,122190 eraie5i.
Ditie a6nabme erlIdrt ii6 bur6 cine
fdrle 3unabmf oes an 6auo befinolis
den gdarbehdn@s, Der Ourd) er6oble
@iHna9men er3ie!l puroe. Dieje
Shulb 5erIdlt in folQeu0e 56eile.
Sine 3insty0gtHoe 56uio pon 1925,
159, 200; cine iolde, ouf melde oie
3ins3abiung felt ibrer Jdaioleii duf
Gorte, in 60be oon 81, ,126,375. Ioluie
cine 3iHsioie Shulo BON 1899, 49,
713. 3uidmmen. 81 .325, ,459. .289.
s,n bieIe 5umme Iin0 in0enen ausites
benre Certificate uHo S6aBamisuos
ten i'm 9etrdge BON $1.067323.8 .869
Hift NIT eiugei6loHen, iDet cine snts
ipre4eHoe gdlriunme 3u Stren Sim
l0iun9 i'm Sadbamie bcreit lieql.
Der i'm Shabdmte befin0lde 8adrs
befdn0 5egfdat In Iolgeube 5beile:
goi0 aeisrbe, $150000,O00; 9runs
6onbs, $1,O67 ,323,869; General
5onO, S189049.387; Don 9ational
ganien binerIsgte Bepoiitsn $l34,s
l69.383; i'm ShaBamte oer g6ilips
pnen, S5,314,734 3uiammen, 81,
54G, ,307,374. 3ie6t man bierbon sic
1umme BON $1.175,094. .878 fit aus
Ie5en5e Standardization ab, 10 ueg
bl,ibt ein 3ur @sriiiauna lie6snoer
9darbeitanb bon $371 .213.09G.