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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
GREAT STRIDE IN
MEXICAN TRADE
Figures Have Practically Ire
blcd Within Decade Ending
With Nirlctccn-l'ivc.
CONSTRUCTION or RAILWAYS
ABUNDANT Employment fol.Tl,ot'-
sands oi.Nl,cn1 for Several
Years.
Especial to 1,hc 1'irncs-loispatch3

@ Especial to aI'hc Times Dspatch)
WASHINGTON April l.--rradc OF the
ttn;tnI stntna 1,vi,Ii : Mcy irn in hc fiscal
year i,o, aggregated in value %. million
dollars IN 1875, only d decade earlier, It
wnaIin,t n milan dollars, md In 1885 IS
WE put o. ~, = ,',,,,,, ,,,n
mil!lons mus Praclici;iiT uS,,i H., IL,
decade cnding Win isI,' az, H,,o
The cxchnnges of ah,erchhndlse Do ncs ',n
the United States and Mexico nrc 'no or;
nearly equally divided Us - '' ,n,, cn mu.
exports thnn IS thS case WI '''o o1',,,trne
tres In our Trade Will ne SOW" w.
Of Europe. FOR example, our
to are twice as great az omr ,', ,,r ~ 20
thornfrom; III inc chse ~ niea,no' , ~,
ports arc no greater man Sur .arpo' ~ -
indeed, In the fiscal year 1"o exports u. e,
Mexico were about one inilion nol.a,s
less than imports ~ from tl,Ht .ou,it, ~
1n9aSh x ~ to 5hS oSs" icing about
millions grcntcr than lml,nrts ,herelr ,5,,.s
The United States partlG;lpu is un n.3jre
largely IN the foreRil trace ol ,, .urHUo
compiled by the Dcpnrtme1nt ,, OK Ho'n n,
lnercc aud Labor through ils Itureau o, OF
S,htist les SNOW tnan OF ~ Ht IN, ,.a,,t
imports oi neremno,sgs - l, md lu nf her
total exports. i per cent. Is sent 10 me ~.
United States. Indeed. no otiler G esnnI.,
With the single exception ~ S its t,,','
leo; and no other country except CUBA
sends as large, q percentage Of us eXT
ports to the United states as docs Mckee,
Much Capital Invested.
-. j re,,rcsenta-
Estimates nadc ~ cohsular LIZ, ~ thc
tivcs anu pN 2ers'o,'s
nited sta,es fanlar Wi 'nI ollars Of
capital from the United states ~ iipw ~, =,
vested IN Alexlco Canada huu Gnpn, ,, y.
which ipbout ole-haii. Is r. h - necn he
me- the 5last yen tIie n,I hnf
United States nnd CUBA mas to,,o'I ~ .,!i.s
between the United states NY. aI,o nj ct' wnen
has more than douDea ana t Ia / ~ .,a,,na
the United states and MeN'cp; I a. tnrmina
the large commerce between NE Ul.tu rt
States and Mexico are, ON ne i,. IL ~
side, tropical products ana lnaXa'n ns,,n ~
use IN Tanutanlur.ns' ane t um w >t,,hc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
YALE STUDENTS
IN SCR|MMACE
Police Inquiry to Be Made Into
Cause ofsDisturbaa lnn:es. At
New Haven.
(Ey Associated Press

NEW. HAVEN, CONN, April la po-
liz, ino,liry is being made into the cause
If lively disturbance which occurred
early to-day just outside OF police head
quarters, in which many scores OF faie
Undergraduates are thought TO nave
taken part. or late there has been. q
recrudcscence of what are termed TO-
cnlly town and gown fights on me
civ streets, but none have been serious
enough to warrant police interference
until to-day.
Upon the outbreak of the trouble. a
so,,ud of officers rushed out OF police
to dispense the crowd
which numbered several hundred men
bovs ana women. The officers were swept
aside and roughly handled until they ne
pm To- use their clubs and dsove groups
of ,he disturbers upon the New Haven,
green Quiet was not restored LOT :.
long time, and then not until a hotel'
nronrietor had promised to ball out four
students who had been arrested One
student was picked up unconscious al
ter the fight and taken 70 me police
station.
rhe police are not certain whetherthe
trouble was between student factions
which had been turned out OF nearby
hotels. or an attempt OF students 70
..rush'' n crowd Of to16-~1eople who had
been at social gathering IN q public
hall. Several women, who were caught
in teh scrimmage, were badly Jostleo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
BALTIMORE. =, i: :[l,1t1:Es CONFERENCE.
Sermon Preached and Deacons
Ordained by Bishop Gambler.
fnr Associnted Press

IN 2
CUMBERLAND, MD, April 1.-The
conference sermon of the one hundred
nnd twenty second annual session OF the
Baltimore conference, NJ, 2. Church.
south, was preached to-day at Central
AZ. b, Church. by Bishop Warren y;
Gambler, of Atlanta. Ca, who oroe'hcu
the following deacons: sN5d
,Trayclns--Lcwis +" Lowance, ol l!o'
springs, VA: William p, Dye, Of Ger
nrdstown, w. VA; James =, Dadr1ck'
OF huntsville, Va. ",
Local-Albcrt Nandevander, Durnlil' "
Vu;. James i. Holiday, Pclcrsph'''rs' "
r.; night, after sermon delivered BY
REV. ". S. Neighbors, OF Ronnokc, va,
M following elders we're ordained:
James H. Haley, of Elliston' M
Solwyn X, Cockrell. Manassas, VA WIZ
liam D. King Cloverdale. Va; James -,
THURMAN, Frostburg, Md; Joseph ~
Enilhus, Frcdercks, Md; Claude ~
Ecsscr, Cinrdcnville, Md. -,
I.ocfl-Eonry Lawson 'ewlsnurG, :.
va; John W, smith, Fairfax Va" n"S
u,ccn examined aud elected 70 cider "
lcrs hut was prevented fIom being pre-
sent for ordination BY illness,
at both morning and evening services
many of the pulpits of churches through
out tho city were occupied by ministers
here attending the conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Railways in Mexico.
1Ru Assoniated Press,l

(By ASSOCIATED .flcss')
MEXICO CITY april L. treasury
Department has Just published statls,lcs
OF foreign trade for the first FIVE months
of the current fiscal year from July to
November last. Imports amounted to
a57,15ssl5, a decrease over the correspond
Ing period of the previous fiscal year
OF sa,142a75. The total of exports was
sa9, 926657, an increase oyer the CORE
spending period Of the previous fiscal
year OF So, 7o2 ,aS
A general survey Of the cost OF railway
extensions now under construction,
changing tho gauge on narrow gauge
roads, terminals ut the port Of Vera
Cruz, show approximate expenditures Of
more thai, $50 900 600. There Will la
abundant employment for thousands Of
men for several years.
The railways entering this city are 10
have union station, which, With the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
UPPER HENRICO

Mr. w. r. sharitz made n business trlp@
to Roanoke on Monday for the Indus
trial school, & 3&3 w g, *5
Mr.. Ralph Ray Day is visiting his pa - 3
rents at Summer Duck. Va. $5 ss III
Miss Lottic Jones spent Saturday twith5
Mrs, Henry Ford, OF Glen Allen.
Miss Halle Oils, Of Dunbarton,8 Is n
very sick at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Ora Warblrton. IA sa5i 44s3}t sssssss5
Mrs. John Perross a2d family visited
Mrs. Annie Meltin during the week. Ill sg5
Mr. G.. w. King visItAd Richmond on8
Wednesday in tho Interest OF the Laurel
Industrial School, 81 Az si858Sa
Mr., g. 3. Kirk has returned to&suther-S
lin after a brief stay with relatives
Laurel 5;55i Ma 3 &. s5s5 @5SafS9
Miss Bessie Smith was tho guest tofsl
her uncle Mt Laurel during the week. 3sf35
Miss Ethel Jones, after scveral & days
delightfully."- spent with her sister, Mrs.
Cox, at faylor's Crossing, has returned
to Laurel. " MA sJs{{&I5sslg}
Miss Elsie Harvey is out again after5
q recent spell OF sickness l3s8 "a
Mrs. James Miller is quite sick at her
1ho1ne 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
FORT LEE ITEMS

Mrs. Caroline Allard. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Alice Allard, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. r. Smiley. I
Mr. w. G.. Baker. Of Eko. was a res
y delightful party was given ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. DogSettS on
Friday evening OF tho past week. when
Misses Nellie Bendle, Mamie Badkinsi
Laura Dogsett. Dr,lsle Gerhardt, NelllaE
Duke, Wray Clarke, Palma Coleman
Annie and Mary Allen, Ada and I Grace
Mesdames Crosby, CouthnrnH, Vaughn
and Durrctt; Messrs. Walter, Howard
and Charlie Duke; Willie and Wrays
drew Doggctt NlcDou.hnnl, T.ueS
Cauthornc, Crosby, lgnotz Aigner.3
Tomn,c Allen. Morgan Davis, Earl Ren-E
die, Rustin Clarke. Freddie and Eddie
Warriner. August Aigner. Harris LlsbY.
James Allen, Harry Baughn and Mr.. and
Mrs j, l.. D0gEctt. Ea&.r 8fia$ st4t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
-Four Days Conference Of E E.''<'esc'u.
tive Board Begins in Toledo
[Ry Assoclatcd PrGss.

TOLEDO, OHIO. April la four-days'
convention OF the Executive Board OF the
Rational Council of Women opened 70
dly with mass-mectng under the nus
piccs Of tho Toledo Settlement Assoc'a-
ton, designed as !mubI'c welcome 70
the delegates.
Postmaster ". H.. Tucker made the
address OF welcome. and Mrs. Mary Nood
Swift, Of San Francisco, president Oh
the National Council, responded.
The Chief address was delivered hS
Mrs. May Wright scwall. OF indianapolis
honorary president Of the International
Council Of Women. Her subjec, was
Americas Opportunity as a World
Power She prcfnced her address by a
tribute TO the, late Susan b. Anthony
Rev. Father r. G. O'Reilly. OF .C!eya-
land, In an address. contcndcd that
'.won1nn was created 10 be hcpmatc, not
the rival of man,
Addresses we're also made By Mrs.
Lillian NJ. HOLSTER. of Detroit. treasurer
OF the National Council. and supreme
commander of the Ladies Of the Macca-
bees: Mrs Waller Barrett, OF Washing
ton. vlcc-prcsdcnt Of the council; Mrs.
FLORENCE e. Kelly. Of New York, chair
man OF the committee of child LABOR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
ATLEE ITEMS

There will be {: grapllophone entertatn-S
n,ent given In Shady Grove Hall Tues
day, March 9th, at 8 P. M. ,5;
Mrs. lGdmonia Newman, who died M
her home near here Sunday. about $50
o'clock, was buried ut Emmanuel Church.
IIenrico county, Monday afternoon, at IS
o'clock.
Miss Mary Woody. of Studley. recently
visited friends noar here. 5&
Park Crump, who lives near Shady
Grove, still remains in feeble condi-&
ton. ass
Mrs, Ryland Wright, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Alice Gibson. recently visited
friends at Rose Cottage. qj1s
Mrs. j. w. Cioode and son. Joseph, visit
cd her mother at Aliens Mil. recently.
Mrs, Tucker. accompanied by her niece,
Miss Eruna Basket, recently visited rel;L.#
tlves near NcWnan's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
RIDGE HAPPENINGS

Park. Is confined TO her home with
MISS Bessie Browning of "".Wayslde,i,'',33
spent last Tuesday with her sister. Mrs,
Slr. Ira Alley, of sink Pocket" who
suffered painful Injuries from q fall sons
time ago. Is reported as being mueh ms
THE Sundny-school Association of upprr
IIenrico will meet with bethlehem Ban,
O'Clock The subject for discussion Will Ia
'"The obligation of church members Ia
Identity themselves with and actually ems
gage in tho work OF tho Sunday school, -
Tho speakers arc to be A, B. Childrey.t
W. S. Seay and A, Il. Phillips
roll Of honor for Rio Vista school Is AZ
follows. BESSIE Dicks, Gerald PEPPER.
Kill Franklin. Robert Browning. Lee
Franklin and Charlie Woodward sst8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
.DEPEW STILL SICKAND
CANNOT LEAVE RETREAT
CRy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Herald to-
morrow win say:
Promise that Senator Depcw would rn-
turn to his place In the Senate BY this
time have not been fulfilled, for the ren-
son that hopes of his family for COM
plete restoration of his health have been
disappointed, lie Is stlll IN retirement
on tho Elliot II, Shepard estate Bank OF
scarborough, on the hudson, where lie
has been IN seclusion fora mouth since
he suddenly left Washington. In tho
"Villa,'' as the house is known. extreme
measures have been taken to check the
rapid decline into which 1t has seemed
for several months he has been falling,
Every pleasant day lately he has been
taken fora rldc in an automobile and
several times no has taken children OF
tie nelghborhond rs companions Except
for care-lakefs, Senator loepew is prac-
tcaIly alone on The Two hundred acre
rxtaie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
PORTO RICANS WANT
MORE REPRESENTATION
-lRy Associated I7rcss.)

NEW YORK, April l.--Governoi' Beck
man winthrop, of Porto Rico. arrived to-
day on board the steamer Cohmo from
san Juan. and proceeded at once to Wash
ington. where he has been summoned by
Secretary Taft TO appear before the III
sular affairs committee OF the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, in relation to Porto Rican
questions Governor Winthrop said TIE
chief demands Of the renpls of Porto Rico
are American citizenship and more re-
preventative form of government In the
shane of an eleYtive senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Several Injured,

(3y Associated Press)
MONTCLAIR, ~ j., April LIN an
automobile accident near here to-day
ralph Shaw, OF Little rails, q lawyer.
fassaic county, had his arm broken, his
wife three ribs broken and u youag wo-
man and TWO children We're badly bruised.
The automobile attempted to pass another
or the other car, Overturning Shnw's ma
chine. Both Mr, and Mrs. Shaw were
pinned under the car, Mrs, Shaw Is Sc
WORLDLY injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
In Camera.

A bright ten-year-old girl, whose fatnt1
tended q trial at court The other day fer
the first time. This VAS her account III
The Judges charge: This judge made
and then sent tilem off Into "A tittIa darn
room, to develop, z. ial,per's Weekly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
COUNT MAKES PERILOLIS
ASCENT IN BIG BALLOON
CAUGHT BY GUST OF WIND
}Isiaat1y Carried Safely Over
Water, Trees aid Noun
tain Top.

i WEST 5I'O1NT.s n. T.@Aprl l.--tndcr
the auspices OF the Aero club OF America,
Count Henri dc Id r;l,ilXi made Il ball
loon ascent from tic Military Academy
ycstcGdpy. 4 large crowd OF spectators
was ;on hand to wit,icss5 the flight ana
thc ta-letS having Il hh1f-holday, ADAM
doncslstllcii usual Saturday afternoon frol-
les to watch the preparation and ascent
OF ,hscS, llss w.. balloon.
Couilt#Iclla Nnux,& Charles Lcvcc ard
Augustus Post, secretary Of the club;
jou,lieyed 70 West Point Oh Friday night
to begin operations early on saturday
morning, but the day loomed up gray and
with Il twcnty-milc breeze sweeping down
through ti1n5lIudson Valley. The wind dill
not aDatc and nothing was done, ana ahs
noon, with,lthG wind Still blowing strong.
1t was decided TO declare the trip off. The
Aero clubs was notified to abandon Il spe-
cni train3that had been scheduled &c bring
inrlubers from New York city.
5#N3s Balloon in Danger.
\. Its.was nearly three o'clock when the
Ss,,n came out and the wind died down.
although, word had been sent 70 me cin''
OF the abandonment Of the fight, the
and the big bag OF L'Orient was I'M
M ckcd and the imitation began. which
lasted until FIVE o'clock. When the bal
loon was Released, bearinEsboth the Count
ana NJ l.cvec {, gust of wind struck 1t
before IT had a chance to rise and bore
1t straight into the branches Of 4; Tree.
The spectators expected to see the silk
bag torn. but It swung around and II. ro -,
bigl, enough to clear the other trees. Wlti
the basket just scraping their tops
clear 0 tile trees another danger .t,; con.
frOnted the neronnuts. The wind was
blowing directly across the parade ground.
and the balloon. which had not , rlsen ~,
hundred feet. was being borne straight FOR
ire tower Oh the academic building. rhc
Count made every effort TO elevate, ~ :,
.,lnlonding ballast. but 1t seemed as y
nothing could rrerent an accident anu
the crowd Of officers. cadets ana clvilials
running after the balloon felt much re-
lieycd MS II gust OF wind struck the BAL
loon and II cleared safely.
Thrilling Moment.
The men now threw out Ian anchor
rope rs thcy swung out over the river
When near the middle O. ths g, stream na1, TIE
balloon seemed to stand stu, and trens
start to descend 1t came down steadily
until within several hundred rect OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

the water, then it slowly began to ascend
again.
Reaching tile upper currents once more
the balloon was borne over the mountain
on the cast side Of the Hudson, and float
cd to the southeast.
thought they would be ableto reach Tar
rytown9 before dark, but at six o'clock
MI. Post received a telephone message
from Count de, la Vaulx that they Ind
descended In I'eekskIll without further
nlishaD. 35ts AIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
Well-Known Painter Dead.

(By Associated Press.)
S PITrSBURCi. PA April l.--Jasper r.,
l .nwman, IAN American portrait painter Of
some note, died at his home in this city
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

MAIDEN, ia po%raus5uitbtu 1T. oaB
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ben.
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uno @neien Elm. Gr 6eileiotse suQltiG,
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bsrauF6ei9porensn unieliQen Sprds
deHftrsitss bds @nbe oes Gr36ii6ofs
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
@ntt astrn Dte AIttortt1t.


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tommt bic 8epdlt pm Soft uab gtbt
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ben untertbdnsn saeHi5er ale 9fIiAz
ten zines snteH 5ausoaters. @eHR
man oiele bsiben @ebanien 6eahtet,
20 ertennt man aus oenIel6sR ben Gss
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

Sn betreH Der QrbeitsriiiriOr5e
min man iebt aud in RuBlanb ar5eis
tertammern (5ris0snstammern) CUR
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fhen Qr6eiitrn uno 6obricoutsn eins
fibreu. 6ts9lei6sn Q,ters0erf6sruHg
nm a6nlite Observation-Disclosures.
8ie qr6eitsr td5sn bic Gut gu groBeH
QusnGnbm oerlorsn, benin oieIelben
6oben Az einem lartsH 8iid3ong bsr
raFnhen SHouiris uno infolse DeTeH
3ur 8ermin6trur9 Der e0bns gefl6rt.
5ie Qr5eiter BADEN oaber nun Dollauf
genug BON rem nSe1Uun9en" oer ios
ciaGoemofratit en R@o.utioH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

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pea 9e5gtyn. b Die MeoifieiraRg Der
9eilmmm8, 0aB p QroCent pyoiss
ltant16e Sinner im8auoe fiu0, fGibos
littt &iEotr am BEN eonieHioueleR
8eli3ioasuHieryjdt SUI 6Iingen. a
@ield 5eit ia osr haailidgn llutsrfiib
un5 fHT ale 8tltnHtniie. Ter Org
egtof I PIT aus, olB 0ur6 @nuabme
etr SfG $50 tat6oliite S6uleH (oon
1856 str Ss,R0ruHJ auaeimfaaen
nagoeH r1hytHo so &roceRt Der tls
fpailiIeRSdglsn H6erbaupt inter Dem
un9sredttn GtitB 3u Isj0tn hdtisR. Die
Ydrttt, pelts Nh So elmer ioldsn Gnis
redtuR8 btrss5e. ptgos Die 5pI5eR 81
D|tripUren 615tn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Gin empfebIen spertbes sud

SIN @erlGge bsr GunfaHhalt &. u.
2oib in gtimers6sim. DeutiAtaHb, 1T
ioebtn oas nDtuifh DE Stdotts
Elm unisr g1irtDirtun3 BON
300 peutihtH Staotoerpaltungsn bers
cusssgeteuss b%otelegaHtes gra9tDtrf
srihieneH. oas fit ieosn Dsutiten in
Rrs1auts gejhtsi6ungsn esutftsr
Stdote uno @egeHoen, ne5it ca. 300
proftigtn Gbbiioun9eu aus oasH 1bsj
len Ieui6tau0's sntbdi;. asin Ieuts
iber. 6er isiHe alte 5eimat5 lie5t. ioa
is bic QHi6affung oieiss prdAtigsn
9utes oeridumeu. Der prsis III Elm
is1r mGbissy: $3.50 peri9fret messu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

Der DirettoreHrat6 6es 2tps
6auieS in Gtp 9ort bat 5eI6lofsn,
nit Dem 81u oea g%epldnteR neusn Sim
pauoereybeims gu lparten, Sis our6
zen gertduf oes alien @e5duoes an
her State Str. bic u0tbigen DliiteI
gum 0ea6au auf5e6rd6t fno. las
9ee=0dus bat in Dem 3sitroum BON l..
9lob. 1905 6is /. IC3. 1906 fir bic
fol9enoe 3abl Girpdnoerer Grbeit pers
mittelt: MlGoten 308, Wdnner 264,
qdnB 6dmiIien 80. 9n btmlet6en
3eitrdum purctn 5126 unentQsltilte
Mablseitsn ptrt6eilt. uno in 1902 Sdls
Ten freies 9a6tla9tr astudbrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

las tat5pJiitite 9ano, ipsnn mir
10 id9eH oarien lui oem omsriconi
I6en Continent uoyolib oon Mferico
tt bic Pro2in} GIe6tc in Samoa. sic
amfdBt Elm GrsaI Don 347, 900 Qua
oratmeiltu iouml dlio an llmfunJ
ben ie6s Staten Nli6igOu. %noior2,
Biscomm, SliHois, MliuReiotd uRO
Soma 3uidmmtu 9Ieih. Bon zen L.
.64S.0 8%epobaerR oitIer gropin3
fno 1,429.000 8dt6oliteH. Sine Gr5s
oi03eiG 0itr Di03eien uHo elm apoitolis
ites 8icdriot fnO in Der propin5 err
ridtst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

5n i6sr 10000 oeutI6sdmsricas
utideH 5onilien ts6rt bic older una
Garisn6au }eitun9@ olapohentli6 oEa
germ geit6snsr SAT- Elm. Q5onnenter
osr ,goIumbia" tonusR ii6 oisfss ins
tersHaHis glait our8 goraussablana
i5rsa Announcements %roaitdRsis tpIsas
frsi osri5aiisns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Ulaiu3 (0s6en Dormta0t), StraBs
burg uHb Deg GliaBsg otbriHgeR).

Die S~ocialpolitit res 8suh6tn
Reidss III jeBt % Sabre alt uRo lam
auf Gem @etiet Der 4r6eiterfiriprge
@riOIse duipeiieH, fir bersn Dertbs
bemeTung Is teins tefere Q%nsrsRnung
gl5t als bic Ra6d6mun5, 0ie re in
aHbtren 2dnoeru gefunoen 9at uB0 in
3utunft nod me5r fin1sn piro. 2a6
Bic Staattu uniertr Union cpet6en oas
tin 5ofgs kitten, lpispobI 3ur 3ett
taum nod bic iai6ternfen 9eriu6s
3a oer3ei6Hen iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

}n ben Iebten seba monaisn 7Ho
in Ter ohli9su Staotsn gorpOratios
nen nit einem 6aammtcupitol Don
1924 Uli1ionen Dollars incorporitt
uou0en. gDie Diele UIilioHen bacon
.DaFu@ ~5eosutsu. UirO Hidt angss
9e5eH.