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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Observe General Booths Birthday,

London, April 7--From 20.0oo to 5000 members of the Salvation army celebrated General Booths 77th birthday at the Crystal Palace this afternoon. The gen eral was in splendid health. He addressed his enthusiastic followers and announced that the collections in the United King dom as the result of the Salvation army self-denial week had almost reached the splendid total of $500000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
No German Aid for Russia.

Russian loan will be issued here al. though some German banks will subscribe in Paris. This determination on the part of Germany Is due to the fact that the government is floating imperial and Prus- sian loans totalllng sl50.00OO00, which will not be listed on the market before two or three weeks. and also because the German government fnanciers at present are not disposed to assist Russia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08

H ELL CITY, April 7.-CSpecial)-T
 patriotic and philanthropie citizens of Pell City have offered to come to the rescue of the warning factions in Birmingham as is attested by these resolutions:
 whereas, the citizens of Fell City, Ala. have maintained an unhagging in- terest in vulcan" from his inception, birth, growth to manhood, his journeys to distant lands, return nome, lingering illness and death. and
 'Whereas, we note with modification and regret that his departure from this life in his native city has once again dem- onstrated the truth of the old saying that a prophet is not without honor, save in his own country; now, therefore, be 1t
 Resolved by the citizens of Pel City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
AIoeelras peIeqates Honored.

Berlin. April 7.-Emperor William has conferred upon Herr von Radowitz the order of the Black Eagle. the highest Prussian decoration, and upon Count von Tattenbach the order of Red Eagle, of the first class. as rewards for their work at the Algeciras conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Consider Miners Proposal.

New York, April "A conference Of leading coal operators was held here this afternoon to consider the arbitration pro- posals of the miners. The session was brief. At its conclusion 1t was announced that the operators wifi meet again Mon day prior to the joint session with the union leaders That the operators will have some sort of counter plan for the arbitration proposed by President Nit chell. Is generally believed, but no inti- nation of it's character can be had.
 President Mitchell remained at miners headquarters throughout the day. Only three or four of his assistants are In the city. most of the district leaders having gone to their homes over Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Ninety Per Cent In Operation.

Pttsburg. April 7-President Frank Feehan of the United Mine Workers dis trict organization announced this even ing that from the number of signatures to the agreement received up 10 noon today. mines producing fully so per cent of the tonnage in the Pittsburg district will be in operation on Monday. In addi- ton to those already reported, the most important signature today was that of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal com pany, and its allied interests which pro- duce over 100000 tons annually. The sign ing of the agreement to pay the 1903 scale was interpreted by the independents to mean the granting of all concessions ob- tained by the miners during the last two wears
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Tohacco Monopoly Pays We'll.

New York April IA caplegram re- ceIved today by the consul general of Japan, from the department of finance, Tokio. says that the net profit of the tobacco monopoly for the fiscal year lsoo-6 amounted to s1s,642,00o. exceeding the es- timated figures by $636.5OO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
mav Rum With Non.union Men.

Topeka. Kan. April 7-J. E. Harley general manager of the Santa Fe railroad, and one Of the trustees of the estate of the late Charles J. Devlin, in a state ment issued today. ntmates that an arrangement may be made 10 run the Devlin mines in southern Kansas with non-unlon men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Italy Accepts Russia,s Proposal.

Rome, April 7.--Italy has accepted Rus sia's programme for the second peace conference at The Hague during the early part of July. and has also accepted the invitation to take part in the Red Cross convention at Geneva, in the mid de of June.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Baseball Season Is Opened.

New York. April 7.--rhe baseball sea- son of 1906 was opened at the Polo Grounds today with an exhibition game between the worlds champions of this city and the college team from Yale. The National league men won. 10 to !.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Missouri Team Wins Match.

Washington. April 7.-rhe crack rife team of the battleship Missouri won the recent rifle match at Guantanamo, Cuba. between tho vessels of the Atlantic feet The Missourfs total was 7s7s, Illinois 75Si. Iowa CTS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Democratic Successes May Have
 Dramatic Consequences
PREcIPITATED BY WHITE
Premier Visits the Emperor and Plain ly Tells Him That He Must at Once Proclaim a Con-
 stitution.

st. Petersburg, April s.-A panic has been created in government circles by the surprising strength developed by the constitutional democrats in the elections which may have immediate and dramatic consequences
 The issue between reaction and reform which has been hanging in the balance was unexpectedly preefpitated by Pre- mler Wltte The elections have greatly strengthened the premlers hand in his fight against the reactionists and he now feels strong enough 10 challenge General TrepofT and Minister of the Interior Dur novo, and the entire reactIonary cabal
 Radicals Will Control.
 Less than fortnight ago the premier was decidedly pessmistc and believed that the majority in the lower house of parliament would be conservative and that the entire programme for reforni might be overthrown. The results of the elections, however. convinced him that the radicals will control the house and that attempt to thwart the popular will as expressed by the ballot box would be a fatal blunder on the part of the eovernment 1t was learned from an unimpeachable source this evening that inc premier journeyed to rsarskoe-Selo on Thursday to lay this view before the 1 emperor and made another trip to Tsar- l sloe-selo last night. and was eloseted 1 with his majestey uhtil after midnight.
 The impression Is abroad that the sue cess of the constitutional democrats VIII insure the success of the big foreign loan, i of which the government is in such uf- gent need.
 Tomorrow twenty-elght provincial con | ventions will meet and elect lSl members of the lower house of parllament- Ae peasant representatiyes have 2 clear n'ss ioritv over all the other classes com hIned should the radicals make ahS= thing like the sweep which they antlclpate tie emperor probably will be eompehSu to yield to the premier's advice. At any rate he seems to have aligned hmsell on the side of the people.
 Advises the Emperor.
 In effect he told the emperor that he regarded the situation as desperate and | that the time had. come tes choose be- 1 tween himself and <5,tero -.inister Dur | novo and counselled his .iaiesty not only to accept the result of the elections, but to anticipate any demand on the part of the lower house of the parliament for a constitution by the issuance of cons stitulion before parliament convenes' ana at the same time mark his change or pollev by the Proclamation Of general amnesty at Easter The premier is also understood to have pointed out that such a course would make fl splendid impress sion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08

meanor again. and took np the separate charges made against him, and refuted them as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-08
Statements Absolutely False.


 You may say for me that the state ments that Zion is on the verge of a collapse are absolutely false. We owe a little over $400000 and our resources total more than $200000O0. The creditors of Zion will be paid 100 cents on the dollar. We may be little slow. but I do not think so. want to acknowledge now before the world something that I have never been willing to admit before. and that is that | made mistake when | absolutely forbade Zion City to borrow. My authority for this rule was based up- on that verse in Deuteronomy which says: Zion shall lend and not borrow realize that this was an error of judg- ment upon my part. for we are living in the twentieth century and must meet modern conditions. lSo, Zion is going to borrow, and I assure you that today we can get more than we have use for Our slowness in payment in the past has not been due to an inability but due to the no-borrow rule of putting our inn mense resources into cash
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
MILWAUKEE,
LAW SCHOOL
opens September 10. 1905.
SESSIONS ONLY
For i%uformation and catalogue applyt ia
THOMAS I. CHURCHILL, see'g
Telephone N Ira, Rsress Bldg.
ROBERT w. Nc vETY, Treas.
Telephone NJ. $50. 1920 Wells Bldg,

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

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lanqiGhri1en iehHlihsu 0unl6 0sr
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
81. @eneraIDetia mmlmna
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

Bier uHo eine 5alte Wiliou
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ndHRteH oGbsrshisform" otey ritti-
str 9%erluerun5 Der gSsaefsssefuH9
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
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I'm einen 9otfpreis ablahsn 81 mil
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let uno ols Gerosrb,n. lltindm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

Spba cIiuaer.- S rtunon uno @ttauus
len BIC yaurjge NaaridL baB WHiSr piel'
9cljtbter @'atts. Batter. Shpjeeertattr uto
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81 aiBuit. um s 30 llbr morgcns. pom
Itauubaule 9o. 757 Aadion Strait aus
mad oer Ct. 9tarjeu stride NIB pou ba
nab Dem @alparien 6tieob0ie ftatt.
lin titles geilN0 bitten Die tr~auernotn
6inttrbliebenen
8lue feline 0luutm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

Mie man aug Rom mstoet, Bat
glfgr. SoIep6 Dt5er, Wei65ii6of Don
eem5erg, Der nod elmer iir5lifeu pris
catmt.oung mad 4meritd tommeu uno
bort quail lls 8ii6of ber 6orttsen DO
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BE Grtau6niB ertalten in biz gon9res
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s. ein3utrsten. Wiar. Meier Dat bag
Rouiciat am oerfloHsnsH 3obarHisioe
angetrstsn un5 3Uay in Rom. 3aooH.
oaB er rad 4merica tommsn iol. pirb
in Der r6miiden Wittbei,uus ui6ts gss
ia5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

1896 gum Su6cuitos nsr Domtirde
in 6u,oa %eruanut. Am Is. sub 1898
murot Ct gum 8tlGok BON 5uIod En-
malt uHo am %. Ropembtr oesielben
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
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sine gHtDcIied an bic
ttdlieRiihtn 8ii@ofe.
SIN .GTupotore Rom1no" III eins
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i6m 6u65iljte Shrsibtn DOR. sDelte
bitter tta3teE i5er 5riu6orbination
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9ainsutlj6 inter ben iungen 8siIlis
ten f6rsi!s ic.h u~Hhsilooasr geih Be-
ao1euspetitgr 5tsorieu oes llHgs90ts
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tun3.
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ceren 15eil istna 5eiIi3eH qfiift aug.
made. pauptidhih 5el,s oiss FIX
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tluB 6trrits BORT fei 5spiF.r5aftsfs
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t~rsifsu.
G1s oon 5sius sin3sIsbts 8risIer.
t6um ili nit. Elm 5elis6ises mtni6lis
6es Qmt oosr @ei6dit. po3u Seoer
1ldua su8tllTn ptrotn 90 i0unen.
9uridluDeiitn itisn io.ds, ps,te o5ae
9risnsr6erai 5oer aus Gtyssi5 Hh
mglpster. Ga bic gr3is9ung, TO- bic
griehsr. Die 8st6eiigung an gorfs.
rsnsen d6er biz hr.ttife 9oitscction
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

Rec. Iabio g. O'2sarh Der am
oofI. 5onntag in DIR ct. Tlurisus
airbe gu GoaEftoH. 81, feline primi5
fsisrte uno rem Sresn osr BGttr Dom
&C. arsu5 luss55rt Sat ieius eaufbabn.
in oer Ue.i ais arootat bespnnen un1
ipdtsr pas lint siHss qohmsiFsrs in
Go1nlton perINbsu. Rso. G'2sarp
piro fid mad 3noisn 6s5e6en, no e
ban auspdrtisen Mlifioneu in gsus
1aI ausst5siit porosa IT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
ST, 5ttnrtcm-
9mfttmt.


ReniioHat o8oar6iuaibul0 fir tat6o.
Iiide Did66en nit etlrofitum Gorfe6y,
uHgeu fir Gageidalertmeu.
Ter GlemeutGrs Nurlus tiir fletuete 0idbs
den III 3uQleih zine Botberettuug auf bic
etiie b. Communion. Der b6bsIe SIRIUS
bittet gv0pered Mdoben siHe GusbtibunQ
IN ben bobtreH StubIen rieiideu 28iliens;
IN gtnlt. IN ber Rebgniunlt I'M Geutihen,
IN Der pausarbsii etc.
Geut auieitiaeH Berlanaen ieineu E6dbs
tetn tu etneni taihoiilbem Juitilut cine Fnuis
monRti9e ausbtlbang angebetbtH gu ialeu,
wutbe 6tbauH8 9eir0aen burA eiusn bles
be,latt1cn @urlu5. greiie lebF mdBla,
Dde neue Gbuliabt bs9itnt am 4. Seps
tembtr, 1906.
lin mstere austunft mb gataIoJ wsnbe
uian ith an:
Den. lnotber Superior,
us Superior. SirdBe,
NtilmduPeS, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

DIR to6p1R 6ert 8ii6of On.
,syi Don 5uioa 1T am II. 3ali stitors
5-n. Uasr. Q5ai5ert gnceJt purrt
am p. Sspt 1850 in SsBe.Dorf in
ofiIn=glahau 9e6orsn uro empfin3 i'm
}15ge 1873 biz 81. Qrisit,rDei5s Rad
rem gr in bir Ses,iorgs als gapf5n.
Qidrrer uno 5sf1ut repirfi battle.
Duroe er 1893 gum Iomtapitular uHo
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

SeTters tonnie man biefer 5aas
in ben 8ldtiern bic 9~ebduptun9 leien,
6rOulrei6 babe 6ur6 bic @6rli6teitSs
ertIdrnng oss 5aupimdnnes Drepfus
3tn n~ationalen Sdilo Don benz Wasl
fefrtit, osr felt BIC gsrurtfeiluna bic
les WlauRss bdrouf rubte. - Don ies
utm anb;rn ltursht bsmtrii od3u
Iebr trefftnb bic .4mtricd" r. bas ne
ni9iteH8 eineu e6enIo tieisn S6atten
auf 6pdnlreid's Sire mari ole Quss
trti6uu1 oon pielen t%auIeno irdn3oFs
i6en 9ur9ern aus ben &l0itern bes
Qanoes. ioJt man ui6ts. Mit 3uqe.
iniffenen AitJsn ge5t man oapau Dotii,
SET 66alsi6 bsute i%eoermdnn neiB, oaB
oit Observation-Disclosures bic man
oem Bette ooridpinoelte, uidt beitaHs
ben. uuD neI9 50is 9dterlanosfeinOs
bic Gtsensleute gparen, bdben lie burb
ibr gtt9otteH nah Gem i9uen ansetbas
nen llnrsft bsuieisn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

plro Nn @eiiiiteR ~osrbotgn, ioiern
fe ridi bic Grlau5aiB oss Di6jdau.
5iitofs 6aoen.
9e8tH Die 5uUt,ertIuosluotn 9ris.
ltsr tr9rsiti oer Qlpit iaayR WaBrs
seln. S.H unatelg ger uRo uuse5o,s
'anier Br'ei1r 5't ln Si0litn cine b.
Mctrailte 8o..oHaatsa stJrinoet,
Ger Sapt 91t oen &1irtfsu Usrooten.
lHd IN o%jelt.bt Sui0otsesn Su .d1en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26
Auerlet unt1t GnpP.

Die ~oiesid5yige Goufeysu5 oer
9ti60fe 9eutiAlano's miro an g..
uno %. Qu9uit in gdfsl hlttfinben.
Sis par uriprin9lid oui Osu n. Qus
9uip in 5ulba on5eisBt por0sn. aber
in5pii6en har5 8jifof gHosrs BON
5uI01, uno 10 5sItimmten nun Guroi-
nal 8opp. 5IrIf5ifhof oon 8rssiau.
dno Cardinal Slider. Gr3bii4cf oon
@0lH, sinen anbsren Crt lei GUAM
m~eHiuuit uH0 slreu neuen aermin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

- Gum giItof BON 9aIei lit Or.
pill. s5dco6 5tummler. Qpofotii6sr
protonotdr. Dscdu uuo 9fdtrsr in
Bern erpdblt Doroen. Der n%euerlpdbts
te O6erbirte its9t bersit8 i'm 81. 2e-
5cuaiatre unb III aus Rem Qargauiz
ifsn 6peidHt gt5iirttg. Seine Stus
citn mahte er in Ginfsottn, Wain3
uno Solot6urn. 3uert mar sr in
05srrttti. 5rsiamt t5dtig. bis ihm I'm
Sabre 1877 bic Piarrei in her 9uubese
5auptib5ot ii5ertra9en purbe. no er f4
ne6sn Der 6erufstrslen Grii1uu1 ieis
ner Qmtsoblisqenbeiieu aud in piKens
itdFtlifer unb Observation-Disclosures
6iniiht riibmIitit bsroortbat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-26

Orr b%iesidhrias f6psi3erii6s
a~atbofilentag 1T fir ben %. 6i5 %.
September in 6rsi5ur5 angsiest.