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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

Washington. March 22-The execu.
tive council of the American Fedora
o OF Labor spent some time oday
discussing the replies OF Presidsn<
Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon to the
bill Of grievances presented to them
n to President pro ten Frye. OF the
senate yesterday. regarding legislation
affecting labor interests. Mr.. Gompers
said tonight that the concluding para
graph in the memorial meant exactly
what it said. That is, If congress fails
to remedy the grievances. the organize
don will appeal direct to the people.
In other words. he said, the Fedora.
ton OF Labor will enter the field Of pol
itics and urge organized labor to elect
men OF their W choosing, and thus
have a personal voice I'm the govern.
ment.
There will be further discussion OF the
situation by the members Of the coun-
Gil among whom the remarks OF the
president and Mr.. Cannon have made
a strong impression. Mr.. Gompers in
sists the council Is in the right regard
ing the statements set forth In the bill
Of grievances, that 1t has abundant proof
Of the representations made and that
the condition Of affairs in the labor
world everywhere is the best proof OF
its contentious.
A communication was received from
the president of the International Ty-
biographical Union, and from one OF
the union printers OF Canada saying
that a number of printers had been
contracted for in England to come To
this country under contract and act as
strike breakers to such printers a. are
still out on strike for the establishment
OF the eight hour day, these strike
breakers coming to the United States
via Canada. 1t was decided to COOP
crate with the International Typo
graphical Union, with a view TO hav-
ing those coming here apprehended
and to endeavor to break up the alleg-
ed practices. 1t was stated that there
are 10000 printers nov working under
the eight hour day, and about 10000
still out.
Shelby Smith, Of Philadelphia, r. J..
Healy, of New York, president Of the
International Brotherhood OF Station
cry Firemen and John Conroy Of the
Firemens Union of St Louis appeared
before the council today and asked that
the council enforce the decision reach
ed at the Pittsburg meeting Of the fed
Grafton relative TO the Jurisdiction OF
firemen and engineers against the brew
cry workers. Owing TO the large num-
Der of labor representation in Wash
tngton 1t was decided To give hearings
on each particular case but to defer
rendering decisions until all could be
announced at ono
James Q. Roberts. labor representa-
tive from Tampa. requested the coun-
Gil to assign a special organizer TO
Florida for the purpose Of organizing
labor there, also that Mr.. Gompers
visit the state personally to further
that end. The council decided that
Mr.. Gompers should visit the state.
The question Of amalgamating the In
ternatIonal Union of Slate Workers
and the Quarry Workers International
Union was forwarded 10 Mr.. Gompers
to carry into effect
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

constitutional lawyers could not agree
1t was time for the cofnfeld lawyers
&c keep out, and after a further dis
cussion with Mr.. Raynor, of the Ter
is OF the proposition to prohibit The
suspension powers OF the courts. ne
ceased speaking. promising to conclude
his remarks tomorrow.
The senate then at Ass went into ex-
eeutive session. adjourning five min
utes later
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

Washington, March 22.-The state
hood bill was taken from the speakers
table in the house today, placed in the
hands Of conferees and a request male
Of the senate for a conference on the
disagreeing votes of the two houses.
This action was not accomplished
without many words and votes II
was developed at once, however, that
there were votes enough to carry out
the programme of the leaders.
Then followed forty minutes of fiery
speeches, some Of which provoked the
amusement of the large attendance OF
members and the crowded galleries.
Then came the final vote on the adop-
ton of the rule. which It's members
approved and 15G opposed. Messrs
Hamilton (Mich.), Brick Und.) and
Moon CTenn.), were appointed the
conferees on the part Of the house.
The features of the debate were re-
marks by Mr.. j. Adam Bede of Mime
sofa, during which he told Of his ap-
pro7al of the president, particularly
because he had given his daughter i'll
marriage to a member OF the house Of
representatives, and not to a degen-
crate prince, or to a representative OF
that house of detention at the other
end Of the capitol
MIR. 'Dalzell, Of Pennsylvania, cnam-
pioned the special rule and Mr.. VIII
liams, the minority leader, suggested
that republicans would need the spe-
ofo1 ynrornr of fho oh4r1oio aP%o~ Z hnr,
had made their record on statehood,
Several other short speeches followed.
The legislative appropriation bill
constituted the subject for the remain
der of the day. Criticism was made
of the management of the library OF
congress and Mr. Hardwick, of Georgia,
found himself opposed by members CT
both sides of the chamber in his en-
deavOr, through an Amendment, to re-
strict the White mouse appropriation
so as to eliminate d social secretary
FOR the wife of the president.
Mr.. Grosvenor. in a fatherly way
counselled Mr. Hardwick to withdraw
his amendment. HI spoke of the nigh
official station of the wife Of the prcsi'
dent. of the modest establishment the
nation maintained, and Of the adverse
impression such an amendment would
have, coming from congress.
Mr.. Hardwick insisted 90 a.nt nc
disrespect to the wife of the president
whatsoever. He was looking at ths
question from an entirely differ n
standpoint. Efforts were being made
he said, to prevent the diversion Q!
appropriations and the rumor came
that such an abuse existed in the Whit:
house. If it could be stated by any
one that the practice had continued II
the past, he would withdraw .he
amendment. Such a statement was
not made and the motion being put
Mr.. Hardwick seemed to be the only
one voting in favor of his proposition
At this point the work for the day
was suspended and at 500 the house
adjourned until tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
Snow Bound Passengers Rescued.

Wooster, Ohio, March 22.-Seven.een
passengers, on three cars of the Cleve-
land Southwestern Traction line, snow
bound by deep drifts five miles from
Wooster, after spending an uncomfort-
able night. were rescued today by far
mers, and liverymen from Wooster,
who sent three big sleighs to the snow
bound cars. The snow is so deep be-
tween Wooster and Berea, 40 miles
away, that traffic on the road is at a
standstill.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
A. and NJ. Defeats Bingham by Score
Of 3 TO 3.
Especial TO The Messenger.)

Raleigh, y. c., March 22-The ball
season opened this afternoon in Ra-
leigh, when the A, and NJ. college de-
feated Bingham School by a o TO 3
score. The attendance was good for a
first game and there was much demon
stration at times. The AgriculturaB
were too much in all ways for the
Binghamites. The latter made good
In certain respects. but the training OF
the Agricultural coach proved itself
I'm special plays as well as base work.
The game was attended by Governor
Glenn, and many Of the state officers.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
At CENTURY COAL Mine
II Men Taken out, Some of WhoE7
Were Dead

1t is Believed That Twelve Men are
Still in the Mine. Ali of Whom are
Probably Dead-Those Taken Out
Not Dead, are Horribly Injured-Re-
lief Gang, Headed by S~upePinten-
dent Ward, is Leading in the Work
Towns to the Stricken Mining VII
Iage.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

Washington, March 22.-Represent-
alive Williams, of Mississippi intro
duced a resolution today fixing March
q as the day for consideration by the
house of the Mallory-Williams bill 10
extend federal quarantine.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
Printers Strike Declared On.

Norfolk. Va, March 22.-The print
ers' strike in Norfolk which was TO
have gone into effect next week, was
today declared OF. All of the employ
ing printers of the city agreed to con-
cede the eight hour day, beginning
March e.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
Make Speeches on the Rail-
road Rate Bill
SHARP REPLY TO PROUTI
Criticism Of Recent Remarks of
Cne Of the Commissioners

Utterances Of PrOuty Calculated to Do
More Harm Than One From Debs.
Mr.. Lodge Makes q Plea in Support
OF His Aniendment-Mr. Spooner
Devoted His Attention to the Con-
stitutiOnal Powers of the Inferior
Courts-No Action on Request of the
House for Conference on the State
hood Bill.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
To Confer With Senate ON
Statehood Bill
LEADERS ARE IN CONTROL
Enough Votes Cast to Garry Out
Programme of Leaders

Nearly an Hour of Fiery Speeches, Be-
fore Vote Wa Taken. Which Result
ed. 175 to 1855. in Placing the Matter
i'm the Hands of Conferee-Legisla-
tive Appropriation Bill Considered
for the Remainder of the Day-Crit.
icism OF the Management of the
Library of Congress.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
Union Depot at Winchester Burned

Winchester, Kl., March 22-The
union depot of the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Louisville and Nashville
railway companies here burned early
today. w1th all contents, including a
large amount of whiskey and beer. The
loss will reach $4,000.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
Federation May Appeal Direct
to the People
UP TO CONGRESS
Statement Follows Replies of
Roosevelt and Cannon

Organized Labor VIII be Urged to
Elect Men Of Their Own Choosing.
Ii Congress Fails TO Remedy Griev.
ances Pointed Out In the Memorial
Recently Presented to the President.
and TO Congress-Federatiou VIII
Aid the typographical Union I'm Eff
fort TO Break Up the importation OF
Strike Breakers From England.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

Mr.. Thomas E. Taylor. Of Washing
ton. d. c.. is spending several days In
the city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27
TO INVESTIGATE LYNCHING
Department OF Justice Will Take Of
fetal Notice of the Killing of the
Negro johnson. by a Chattanooga
Mob.

"
Washington, March 22.-The depart
ment of justice will take official no
tice of the lynching in Chattanooga,
Tenn, Of the negro Johnson, in whose
case the supreme court of the United
States last Monday granted the right
OF appeal which acted as a stay of
his execution. Steps have been taken
by the department looking to an inves-
tigation of the matter. The United
States district attorney for that sec
ton will be instructed to make q thor
ough Investigation Of the lynching.
and if the facts obtained seem to war
rant if proceedings under the fed
eral statutes will be begun against tire
participants.
Knoxville, Tenn, March 22.-General
J.. R. Penland, United States district at
torney, today received an anonymous
letter in which he was severely criti-
cized for saying that he thought the
lynching Of the negro Johnson at Chat
tanooga was not justified, and that the
sheriff Of Hamilton county had oeen
negligent. The letter was mailed in
this city and Is we'll written. The dis
trict attorney is warned against pro
ceeding in the interest of the govern
xnent.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-03-27

Mrs. E B. Wright, OF Boardman,
was q guest OF The orion yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Aus BEN iibrieem Tbrilrn.

M,uesburf, 8. Oft. Ser 80
Sabre SGblenpe Sagelobner aarl
@riiher. tpel6er bier bel Iciner Eods
ter ipobnte. hattie geitern Nahmittae
in ieinem &artoffelfelo %gearbeitet iino
ipollte se9en bal6 6 llbr na6 Sduie
auriidfehren. Sa or einen in elmer
gntferuun9 bon etma so Ieter Dor
beifabrenben leeren Seimer lab. 9ing
er rald)en Shrittes auf Sieien 5u.
nm ibn our Seimtebr Su benusen.
Smrh Die Iuitrensung mar Der @reis
sans anger Ntbem gefommen, uno
CT permodte mir nit Miibe auf Den
8asen on itei9en. mo ct alsbalb ents
i6lief. NM nidt mebr auf5upaden.
@ei leiner Bobming angetommer.
ianb Der Siibrer oeS Subrperfes nur
mebr einen lebloien aorper Dor. Scr
Irst ltelte felt. oaB Der Sob bnrdl
S6lasflu6 eingetreten mar.
35rih, 8. Oft. Sor burger Belt
erbielt ciu bieii9er Mderer einen 8riei
bon elmer in Saris ip%ohnenoen Sohs
ter, in peldem bieie ibm mittbeilte.
tie babe iif init einem iun9en Ianne
Namens Marcel @elter ans 8erihz
bad perlobt. Sbr Sr1utiaom perSc
in ben ndditen Sa9en 5u ibren
gltern mIf 9eiuh fonmcn. unb bel
pieIer @ele9enbeit ipole mon ibn'
lire Yapiere. iolpie einige bunbert
J Sranfen fiir lie mitgeben. 8ibtie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
aus BEN Ger. 5taatem.
6EIM MICHIGAN SEE.

Re Bild.l
De Park asz meng Pred, am Park asz
mein Haus,
Bel Bemen a Stretch, bel Blumen a
Bleh,
Do kucken ech gieren am Summer
Ewech welt liver de Michigan Sse.
Den hat gestfrmt, ger6szt, rem zwen
Deg lang,
Ais saf e sech wenzlen yum lauter
Pong,
Ma we d'Sonn schen, blutruot asz en-
nergang,
Guof stell hien ais OBJ en- ooh schlofe
gsng.
Den Oweswand erwecht, an unne Zuol
F1G'n seng Gesellen iwer d'Wasser do
hier,
Dat asz yum gruosze Gott den Otem
wuol,
An den street Frid a Ruo op Land a
Mier.
De M6nd sohons blenzelt scbelmzech
an d'Welt,
ct klucksen d'Wellen nam Pespren
yum Wand,
An aus de Stieren we eng Stemm ct
felt:
Cud Nuocht, mel See, schl6f guod du
stfrmescht Kand!
J.. B. MERKELS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

J %Snxem6urger G(a6rl6ten. :


ididen, bomit bic ienleits oes S5eans
Siriidsebliebenen ieben fonnen, mie
es BEN Iusgenanbcrten I'M neuen
Saterlun6e ereebe, melde Sort.
ihritte uniere fl. geligion IN bieiem
neiten Gamble gemaht bat unb mie es
oud in materieler 9e5iebung bier
ausiiebt.
Die .4a5ette" miro bereits bon
iebr Sielen nod europa eeionot, rnb
lit bort EN- germ g~eiebenes glatt.
9ortofrei nod europa aeianbt foitet
bieielbe jdbrlid MIR $500 in Dor.
ousbe3obluta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
StpRiemf5er.

Serr: .Shr 3err @emabl 9ebt
lpobl galS in ieinem Serui mlf?"
Srau Hchtsanpnlt (iemi3enb) /:
.An ia. bel Dem idn9t oas Sns
~tereiie fiir @eniben crit beim Mors
Der 0n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
9ie raurcm6nrger 1ascttc" ma,
europa.
UMrOpG.

8iele 9urembureer : smerifaner
baben Den gemiB iebr loblihen &c.
brolld, ibrcn slnseboriseu IN ser
alien Seimatb cine 3eitung susu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

9as mlB Elm mersriiuoliH
tiefer Drummer leiu. III meldbem Die
Sf,dse bes Heihtbums. Der 8eisbeit
unb grtenntniB perborgen limb. ipie
lie in Der &nnniaialti9feit Der ers
Ihaffenen Sinse our Grlheimlng
fomumen. - 8euormin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
SIN ttautenT ami{ien Mfpise :

cine quite iittlihe 8irfune iiben.
unterltest fiir mid feinen 3peifel.
Sir oas ilnee leielultise Golf gibts
faum eiu bilieeres unb uiieli9ere3
8eihenf ais bier.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11

Acknowledgements 9eFBer bieit beutc
cine Sibung ab. na6 oeren9eenOiauna
foIgenOe formeue @rtldmna a6leoebtn
purOe: Die 6oroerunaen Ser Sob.
lengrdber murosn 0en MineabefBern
oor9eleat uao BON 0ielen siuem Subcos
mite uheripitieH. pelnes an Ols Sc
neral @omite beribten Iou, Oas RON
BEN @oriiBenoen lobal0 ais m0dlid
pieoer siBuberuftu 1T" Inter ben
gliHeHbeiibern, psIde Ser Sibunq 6eis
pObHteu. befanoeu F1 Die 6olqeuOen:
Yylf0ent 9asr poH ser SSeriep Sen
trdl IuO Der ReaOius @iienbabn.
PrGIoent ErussOale BON 9addmdns
nd SiieHblhn.
9rGf0eHt 0iIcor pon Der Delapars
&c 6uoiOn @iisnbabn.
BrdFoent Sbomds BON ser 0ebiob
8alep @iieubdbn.
Sobn g. 8err. @eueraI 9lnpult oer
Rep 9ori. Ontario & 0eiitrn @tlens
babn.
Die 6erreu 0illidms uno @att,
Reprdientanten unabbdngi9er 9etriebe.
S9iffsbrunb.
Rspport, R. g., 6. Idr3.
Sine orabtloie 0epsIds pon Dem
GreuSir ggtinnsdpolis~ Ole bon eiueui
6renHtaosn Shiiie auf Dem Wletrc
ipridlt lief beute 9tbenO beim 3eaic
run1steIegrapbiitsn in oer S6ulitation
Elm. Die ,Winnelpolis". pelde Iih
auf Der 6dbrt BON Rem 9orl nab
0ampton 3ol0s beftHoei, fubr beutc
GbsnO Z llbr bel SdnoD 6oot poriiber,
3pei StuuOsn ipdter Ibidts Der areu.
ser, Der in beitduOiger OrabtloIer Ser
binouug nit oem Rem gorter Sdiiiss
bauhoie itaHO. eint 9oti6dft, NORM sr
mebotte, Dab er inter Dem 9reitenQra0e
1914 Ror0 uuo Dem 9dnQeuardOt
1853 Ueit Elm brenuenoss 5hiTf be
mertte. Die minneapolis" dnoert.
iofort ibred 8urs un0 fu6r aui Ols
breuneR0e Sd1iit los, ais Elm auotrcr
Ddmpfer auf Dem S6aupldbe sridien.
SnIoIge 0ehtn nabm Der 8reu5sr Ieiutn
Surs ipieOer Iii0pdrts uno I,Bte Sic
5dbrt uad 6dmpion -Rod0s f6rt Sn
Der erpdbnten 0epefde mar leine 8t
i9retbuna oes brenueuben Sdifes
entbdlteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
6tGBRm ot&
3dnfatee M. z. IN

eNNAAAAAt4 a1aef g -LAAA Als
Sruu Wargdret 6idep bon llr6and.
a.. so Sabre alt. Die por 3pei 0oGen
nad bsm oFIihsn SrrsnbdaIe BON 81
linois qsihidt nurOe, entptIhte beate
i6ren ggdrterinnen uno beginq Selbit.
moro, iuoem lie fid nit i6ren Siriims
pfen an einem 5enitertrsu3 erbdngts.
Sur Re6enf6aft ge3ogeu.
Buffalo, q. o., 7. Mdr3.
So6h O. Milburn. Qlnpalt bsr
1ruiie,s ser Rem gorf 2iie SnIurancs
Gompdnn. nsl9e tlagefiibreno geqea
bic SinterIaFenI6aft 0es 9erItoy6enen
grdiioenten WcGoa, Tonis gegen 2tn-
oreip 6amilton porgs6t, 1T iiber Die
Rudtehr oes 9ebtsren bo6erfreut. Gr
min, nie er Iagt. tie 8eri6te perans
laiien, iih IofOrt NIT Der 2ln5eleeen=
beit 3u bsfafeu, OO6 banOelt ss iih
fir ion uur I'm bic Wieoersrtanqung
Der nerinlsu0srtea GeIosr. ustcc bic
GinieituHg zines trimiuelsn 8trfdbs
rens bat Der 9iitrittsanpalt SsrOms
gu beitimmeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
@egen bie gruFA
Qetp gort, 5. gldr5.

ENF~f ~ @FfNf 20
Dor Dem Peoples 5orum in gleu
Rodele belt Der Gberribter Winlam
g. GaBHor pom 9rootlBn eine Reoe
0ariiber. oaB meoer Die 8unbess nod
bic Staatsz uno 2otalbeb0roeH
Die gsgen ole 5ruiis gsriftsten gss
IsBe our9fiibren. 81 erfldrte, odB Die
8rootlpn 8apio 5ranft gompang
uuter Dem @eleB gs3ipuugsn peroeH
tonne, ibre pflibt 80 sriiilleH, penn
tie ibreu 5reibrief niht Derlieren ptq,
Dab Dem ejdstruit bic 6liigel beibHits
ten peroen t6unteH uu0 oos Rnans
Belmont StraBenbabumonopol ieiHeH
9erpili6iungen ua6tommen miiBte.
lpeun Die bsitebeuoen @eieBe bollitrsdt
pGrbeu.
nRodsfeaer," fu6r sr fort, ruR0
d6uIife Ulonopoliiien iin6 bic tpirtlis
den anar6iiteu un0 penn i9re 5errs
IbdIt ni6t beidrGHit miro, meroen iie
0as qano ruiniren," Die 5raAtmiBs
brduhe Der Giieubdbnen bs3eihHet sr
ais 8erbreden. 0ie 3duienbe an ben
gettelitab bra6ten. 2lls bas Bette
Ulittel 3ur 8er6iHoerung oieisr 8ers
brs6en bt5eihnet er sic GrneHnung
zines 8ra6tagenteu fir jsoe Gilens
balm, pelfer oorduf 81 iebeH bat, Dab
feline 9srsiniiigungen itdttfirosu.
0t8perate GinpanbertL
gleip gor!, 5. Q2drj.
Qdt Sidlisuer, bic fid bei Der glb,
fa6rt 0gs Dampfers y5tatia" aus ibrer
6einotb singeIhliten bdtten uno als
Ioasnaunte ,StopapaDs" bier idnoes
ien ml6taa beute siHen beIperatsa
gerTuh. ans Qano gu tommeH unD
airaen 70 meit. 01B Iie bic maHHi6ait
6es G6iffes nit Stigeios anariffen.
OboIstb 6 ben i6nen na9 uHb mad ges
feFels rour0en, tonnisu lie bsr Nanns
Ihafi INNER nod iol6en 0iberitano
leiifsn, oaB man F4 ibrsr crit bemdas
tiasn tonnie. na9oem cine. itdrte golis
aei 2l6t6ei!ung onsstangt mar. Die
drmsn aerle ipeuOen auf osmIeIbeH
5diffs na6 galermo 5uriidssblsA
Elil BEN Iie btsr aHldagssz,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
4 biItpptueH.
MaIhinatpn. s. Wldrs.

Ser @eueralaouberneur Der &bi,
Iippiuen heridtet til elmer Subeloeee.
i6e. oaB er iiber ole 2eife eines Ga
oronen Ser bon eineeborenen aop.
itablern get6btet miiroe. einenSnUlcii
abbalten lieb, nobel olrdl 32 3el.
gen ieiigeiteqt luiroe, o1B Der c.
idoiieue ser fritbere 2a0rouen61ipt-
ling Cornelius 6eii5aroo por, mel
der Iih i'm periloiienen Sabre hcr.
porrngeno an 0en linril5en IN Gaoite
betbeillQie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
3uriidqetebrt.
Rem gort, 8. gldr3

9lu6rep SamiIton. Der 9elislarr-
agent fir mebrere groBe 9erli6eruuos
1eiCuihdiien. oeHen 9ams in berbor
raQenoer 8eilc bel Der tiir3li6en 9e-
gisIdturunteriuhung Der @erIidle.
Iungs9cisuidaiieu eenaunt puroe,
tebite btuie Dou Suropd 3uriid. @y
:oGr Elm BdHdgier auf Oem Ddmpier
DatI6Iauo Der 6dmburs 9msritaui-
Ihen 2inie uno reiite unter Dem Ras
men Is. VI. WliIton. 6dmilion ers
tlGrte, Dab CT beIbloFen babe. mad
ben Der Stdaten 3uriid3uis6ren. TO-
3alo er gebOrt babe. oaB Elm triminsls
les @oIeehen aepIant psr0e.
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fiibrt UNI fir OsFen 2t6Iiefarung Elm
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ter Inn ben Guden munoie.
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; 6pertr uufaIL



9si Dem Suidmmenbru6e oes Son
crete Dadts iiber einetu 36eiIe res
Qroben ueuen acknowledgements Der
0enper e 9fio @rdnOe Giienbabn,
Der bier im 9au begriffen ill., puroc
beute Qd6mittag Elm glaun Gamens
6arrp Robbie geto0tet, uno g8. -.
WlcSuooeu, Oscar 8eeI uno 9ett
8dlter idNuer perleBt. 6iiuf oOey
feds aroere g|dnner drbeiteten aui
Dem Da6e iibtr Oem erfen 9beile oes
S6uppens, ais Der 3uldmmsubrudl
erfolgte, es geIdng ibneu dbtr, ourd,
9tbiprinsn Idlp,rsn 9erlebunaen 3u
entgsbsn, 9as Dab mar ioeben pol
Isnoet uuO Die MduHsr. 3hnmtrIeute,
sntferuteu 0us 9eriit uuter ibm. no
burd oas Dab IeineR Salt ptrlor an0
3uidmmenbrab
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s-'+'~ ~ --t~iff " @-t1A 81
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fgifor ar,aB oon Sigl 6eHa6ri6tiai.
ooB Der grofsiiOr gopf in 6sioslber1
sinen neusn Gomeisn entosdis, oefeH
SteauRs 81 gsnaa bsidrsibt.