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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
REFUSES TO TALK.
President John Mitchell VIII Not Dis
CuSs DOIan-

New York, Feb. 12.-John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers of
America, who is in this city to confer
with the operators of the anthracite
mines. said today that he did not care
to discuss the statement given out by
President Dolan of the Pittsburg district
yesterday In this statement Dolan said
that President Mitchell was comibg to
New York Ito ask the anthracite op-
orators for a contract which he has not
the power to enter into as the national
convention has tied him hand and foot. -
He also attacked President Mitchell s
conduct of coal strikes in the past and
declared that every strike in the soft
coal region under his leadership had
ended in failure.
seWhat do you think of Patrick Dolan's
attack on you before the Pittsburg min
ers7" Mr.. Mitchell was asked today.
st do not care to discuss Mr.. Dolan,"
was the reply.
To all other questions Mr.. Mitchell
made similar answers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
Five Births Reported Today.

There is no fear of race suicide in
Topeka Five births were reported to
the city sanitary department this after
noon and in this number is a pair Of
twins.
Mrs. A. W. Artzer of SOS North Van
Rlren is the mother of twin girls. The
following are the parents of the re-
manning new citizens of Topeka. Mr..
and Mrs. John Madden. 1135 Kansas
avenue. boy; H. w. Acheson, girl; Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Cooper, 315 Lake street.
;~I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
MRS. ZEISLER is GONE
Famous Pianist Disappears From
Home in Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 12.-Mrs. Fannie
Bloomfield-Zeisl the worlds famous
pianiste, has disappeared from her
home, and the police have been asked
by her husband to search for her. Mrs.
Zeisler has for some time been suffer
ing with melancholia, and the mem
bers of her family are apprehensiVe
that some harm has befallen her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12

As valentine for Mr.. John N. Brady,
Governor Hoch today issued a requisi-
ton on the governor of Missouri for the
possession of Mr.. Brady's person when
that gentleman emerges from the lis
souri, state penitentiary on February Il.
Brady is wanted in Wyandotte county
for breaking jail He was serving sen
tence there some years ago. and took
ADVANTAGE of an opportunity to hid
farewell 10 his guards without the Eec-
essary. papers. The officers at the Mis-
souri, penftentiary turned him up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
JURY IS SECURED.
win Try the ReynOr-0Iaier Liquor
Case.

After the greater portion Of a week
spent in trying to secure a jury in the
LIQUOR case of the state against Chris
Mafer and Charles Reynor, in which
three special venires were exhausted.
a jury was secured at noon today
Sixty-fve jurymen were called ard
excused for cause. most of them having
known of the location of the place and
were disqualified because they had
formed an opinion relative to the guilt
of the accused.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
PROMISE OF RAIN.
Weather However Continues Warm
and Pleasant

Just once or twice has the sun found
an opening in the clouds this morning
and shone for a moment or so, but most
of the time the sky has been heavily
draped with clouds which have threat
ened at any moment to deluge the city.
The rain flag floating from the mast
head of the weather department has
added strength to the conviction that a
rain might be expected at most any mo-
ment.
The temperature at z o'clock this
morning was considerably higher than it
has been for several mornings past,
standing a 80. The wind which is blow
ing from the south at the rate of eight
miles an hour has absorbed a little of
the dampness from the atmosphere and
adds its mite towards verifying the pre-
diction of the weather department.
The forecast says: Probable showers
today with a stationary temperature"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
ICE GAVE way.
Under the Weight of 5000 skaters at
Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-At the close of a
skating tournament on the Humboldt
park lagoon here Sunday, the ice slowly
gave way beneath 5000 people. causing a
panic in which many were injured The
ice sank slowly and the crowd reached
the bank in safety. During the progress
of the tournament the police had kept
the crowd behind ropes which guarded
the course, but at the last the great gath
ering got beyond control, oVerrunning the
ice in all directions. Suddenly there was
a cracking sound and a cleft appeared
stretching across the lagoon In the panic
that ensued women and girls We're tram
pied upon or were dragged to places of
safety by their escorts. The ice sank un-
til it was covered by two feet of water
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
DEWEY IS ENDORSED.
senator Long Places the Papers Be
fore President.

washington. Feb. 12-Senator Long
this morning presented endorsements of
T. E. Dewey for federal judge in Alaska
to the president. Included in the list
were the endorsements of every mem
Der of the Kansas delegation. of the
supreme court and D. w. MuIvane, ma
tiOna1 committeeman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
A FOOTBALL FATALITY.
Another Name Added to the 1905 List
by Death of John Smith.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Another name was
added to the list of football fatalities
for the 1905 season yesterday by the
death of John Smith of Austin at St
Anne's hospital. Smith, who is IS years
old, died as the result Of injuries re-
ceived in a game October %. He was
kicked in the stomach and although Re
played several games afterward, serious
Complications followed which necessi-
tated his going to the hospital several
weeks ago. Death came after three op-
erations had been performed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12

Charleston. ". Va, Feb. 12-Twenty-
one bodies have been recovered from
the Parallel mine in Fayette county
and it is supposed that only one body
remains to be recovered. making the
total fatalities twenty-five.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
= HENDRICKS, photographer.
TWO UNKNOWN WOMEN.
TWO UNKNOWN MEN.
Nc KnoWn lnfured


Mrs Brown, badly burned about
the body.
Miss Brown. face, hands and body
burned.
- Babcock, back badly injured.
Mrs. Taylor, badly injured in jump
ing from q window.
Baby Taylor, seriously burned.
L. T. Daley, burned about the face
and arms.
A number of persons are reported
missing.
The fire started in the Mt Hood sa-
loon and consumed that place ard the
lodging house above it, in which a
majority of those killed and injured
were sleeping. The loss is estimated at
$50, 600. Twenty-Five horses, property
of the East Side Transfer company.
perished- Watchman Young met
death in a heroic effort to save the
horses He had made several trips
into the transfer company's stable
and finally was cut off by the flames.
Looking from an upper window, he
waved his hands to the crowd below
and cried: Goodbye, boys; I can't
get out this time" and he fell back
into the flames.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12

Norfolk. va. Feb. 12.-The formal
opening of the jamestown exposition
has been set for April 26, 1907, instead
of May 13, 1907, as originally
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12

Chicago, Feb. 12.-7 a. m. tempera-
lures; Boston 20. New York so. Phil
adelphia Is. Washington %. Cincin-
natl, Chicago and st. Louis 36. Min
neapolis 12.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
PERISH IN FLAMES
Six Persons Lose Their Lives in
Lodging House Fire.
Ten or More Additional Wero
Seriously Injured.
WATCHMAN GAVE LIFE
In an Effort to Rescue a Lot Of
Horses.
Waved Goodbye to Crowd From
Burning Building.
GAVE LIFE

Portland, Ore. Feb. 12.--At Least
six persons lost their lives in a fire
which swept a busy little commercial
district at the east end of the Nor
rison street steel bridge spanning the
Willamette river at an early hour
this morning. Ten or more persons
were seriously injured and we're re-
moved to hospitals or the nearby resi-
dences.
The Dead.
NATHANIEL P. YOUNG, watch
man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
NJ. 8. Mhite Party ID I'D Canyon

Mr.. and Mrs John Phillips Miss Tar
bell and ". A. White have been viewing
the Grand Canyon for the past week.
They made the descent into the canyon
today They win arrive in Los Angeles
Monday and they have been two weeks
aettiaR the-e.-Emporid Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-12
weather Indications.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Forecast for
Kansas: Probably showers tonight OF
Tuesday.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

Suiarslt, l9. SUM
@ie 9lushs0uug 80 56rsa o.s lls|
b,yatn 5ubiiaums oes g5aias aGrl.
puroe tsuie in Geg,1plri oss g5nigs,
os. qoaigin Gn1aetth, Oes aronprial
5sa 5sr0.r1no uno 6sr ar5nprin3sI.
Iia Bdrie troifaei. Dsr6anbslsmiais
itsr eaboDlg iprad fid in ieiusr Gss
5ifnun95gs0g dbtr bic glon5tn0.n 8e.,
oisnlie aus. o;e F5 Otr Sonia i'm Enl
tsrsFe oes gaE0,5 erDor6s1 babe. Der
aonia adrl aaipoytese in ldnne.er
9soe. srinnsrt: an 9amdnnns a9ntpI
our6 5a6ybHn6eris fix cine laab6dns
aiqs Hatiou1ls griiisn5 un0 ida.s.
!. .9s5t 1T ss nBr natdrli6, 6ab ul-
mad Dirtbiaai!li6sr llna6sanaiatsi.
f,.6:n Iolli,r. 9;sIe ausfsIliins
ipir0 Die 2tusoe5aun9 6ss 6iienkasns
5uitsms 3sigsn. naisge glasfshr ION
geirsi6e 6lt Nb DetiiInFfa1t. udbrsnb
fu decentralization ua6 0is Sreas
firis 3uirieosnitsIlsHN Jorti6ci.i, s.,
ma4s babsn. Rundnisn Tam ouf Ss:s
fen G5riti 5oripagts tish iin."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
Dje pblIlppulen.
Sie &HIaiamen syriieH oie Gtaot Na
raueE auf Der 3aiel seBtt M mo
plHuoera Oieielbe.
sGarfcs Gefsdt
Sic &oli5iitcn nbermaItpt nuS Oas
Sribunal scplHHoert. De cy5cutrtcu
%apiere ani Der Strake Ucybraurt.
Ger @anptlius S}aitOr sctaOtct

g2aniIa. %. 3uui.
81. Stabt 9uranen ant Ger Snisl
geqts DurOe geijern pon 800 4u,aias
men uRter 9iETabrun9 0es 6Gupiliugs
Gdejarto 4dfor augsgriffen. sic t06
tetsn fiinf 9}oIi3iiten uRo nabntn Die
utrigen nit gtHsnahme 0ss lommlns
oiTen0en 2eutnaR.s sti0ngsu.
Der 4nsriff purot IN beg lIlorgen.
Tribe gemaht. Bic ShIlnipdnt ibers
pdlti9t uno Sic 9olistiim pur0en
ooIlitiuoi9 ii6erraIat. sic idmmeis
ten iia inOeB. es erioIste Elm putbens
oes 6duo9emenge, ipobsi 01r 6dupts
ling Boitor 9tt60tet puroe, rod muBs
ten iic Scr ue6er5abl unterlieqcn. Der
9erIuit Der Yulaiamsn nirN ais be-
0eu!enO be3ei6Est. fdRE aber niht aes
udu feii9eiteui iperosn. oa lis ibre SoOs
ten unb 9erlpunoeteu mitndbmsu.
Die 9dn0iten pliin0srteu ods Sri.
bunal uuo psrbrannten Sic lsiurOenen
popiere duf ser Strabe aub sybeute.
ten fe 5soeuten0e BaffeHz uno Jlunis
tionsoorrGtbe. Cine 9lbthsiIuug Som
itabIer unter 9eutnant 5O6nion bat
IofOrt eie @erfOlauns Der MiH,ibdteT
auioeuommsn.
Sm n6roli6eu She'll BON Qu3on
nurosn Qeiteru uno beuts beiiigs GrOs
It0Bs osrIpiirt. sbeuio auf otu 9obus
naness uno 9atanssinIeln unO duf
6ormoia. bod puroen teine 8erluIts
9emelbet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
8Oa u 0IfeH bela9trt.
q. 9sul. Nlin1.. -. oluni.
@taia83lm, 0ai5. 10. 5uai

3tpiIhsa aug Seoronooae9, qis
fersb1m lr0 eooiou. msI6sH Elm 6euts
lih uabrns6m61rss Gr3ittern ME in
sirem eroSt5tn i'm Sia3it 9baIe
ls5te adAt um II llbr 30. Qlan
g.au6., o1b 0lHtI5e 6lya sfasn aros
hen Qaa5,atit an siEsr S.:ae in osn
qeraen .nsitano, g. nugbt lem
5S2bsa anssri4ist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
GiitnbG9nunfalL
9}elp Wort. 20. Suni.

Snfolae Ser GntgIeiiuug eints 3ugea
ser Soutbern qacificbabn bel 6leiTb.
is U1eilen psilih BON bier, inuroen
beuts 4 2anoIirei9sr gsfoOtet uno 3ipei
dnosre Uldnner Ibluer perIeBt. Die
2eife oes 9anOItreifers @sorge u.
W6ite lit aus Osn 5riimmsrn berpors
sebolt, pdbrenO Die 2ei6en Der anOeren
orei nc1 unter osn 5ertriimmerten
ssrahtpogsu lisqen. So 2pon BON @ir.
ginitn @itp uRo SoEu M. Martin
ron Sos 2ln1eIes iuur0sn i6per 0erz
leBt uno naA sinem 6ieIigen SoIpital
oe6raft. Der llnfan puroe ourh einen
Raoreifenbru9 zines 5rdhtpagens
perurIadt. 9os Sauptgslsiis pur0e Bis
6eute 9tbenO fit ben gertsbr tIar ges
maht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
Die sGQuitdbIe
glslp gOrf, 20. SUM.

Die 0irsttoren Der equitable 9ifs
4FurducsGompaHp beIdIoFsn einitims
mig, ote GeIeqidaft 3u elmer gegeniei=
tiqen al MAIDEN. Der neue 5rei6risf
bsJtimmt, Dab sic qolitsinbaber BON
Sen 50 MitgIieoern 0ss 0irsttoriums
0s fnShfen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
Gnllrmhua 8 1a qnni

8as 2tbltben oes @ouoerncurs pat.
tilon bat bier in Oct 5iadisbauptitaG
uno anOerlpdris tcie uno aufribtia,
2rdu,r berporgsruieH. Die Bureaus
Der StaatspeyplitlHg purbtH lofori
geldIoRen. 5laggeu drf 6albmoii gs,
3ogeu. U(orgsu mtr0en Die Siaats'
beamten in offi3ieae Sibung tretsa.
nm Grausrbti9lHIie 3u fallen. iOipis
5ragen, Del6e Die 9eeroiqung beirsT.
fen. 3u ber1tben Der gsiddfisTiibrsnos
@ouDtrneur 06io's III nannsbr Der
Gjeneral 2lHorem g. 6orris BON @aion,
Obio. 2sbteyer gsb0ri Der rspu6liia'
niihen RiAtBn9 an. pdbreH0 pdttis
ion iib us Ulitglieo Der bemptratis
i6en pdrtei bsf1nntM
Die ipe3ieIls Ydtur Ser Granlbeit,
Der Der @ouoerHeur pa!tiion srlag, IN
nob nibl beilnut; oa5 2ei0eu mur0s
i'm Saai 1905 entoedt. ais er eintn
gebens0eeiidrrungsDertrag ,inging.
IS Derldutet. 0db Der @ouoerneur oef
iogenanrien n8rigbts Dtisuie" srlsgeH
it, Die geer0igung lUirO am 90nners
tag oieier Node Qa6mittags 2 ll6r
in Der Qdbs ieinss 6sims ituttiinOsn.
Eranrgottss0ienit ion borbsr in Der
WeibooiIiertirde ab3ebdlteH nerou.
8elterR 4bsu0 S ll9r 6c1aru osr pas
tieEt uarubig 3u iUerosn uno eytldrte.
0aB er groBe S6msr3en filbls. Spdt.r
DerTau! er in rubi9en S6Iaf. oer bic
gum Worgen pd5rte. 9lts am 4 llbr
20 Uiinuten 9iadmil!ags ods Qbleben
CiHtrat. itanoen ON Stsrbellgsr Die
gBittps uno sic teiosn 50dler 2tlstbia
un0 Grneiiine.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

topn bstrsi5t, an 95luBAieg itaao. iah
Il nWbrere sStlliener mi. Shu5tlrrsa.
96ae aRIatiHsO prooo3iIt gu isi7.
,ntriB Ilc4}abon o.u S5a5las:eh
Ssn 6da0sn TsiiItos ga0 nari i1a N
ben 6laB. Qlsbregs Silliggeg taasu
ibrem 9onosmaHR 5u 9jIT:. p0gddf
DlcllahoE eiReu 8spoiotr 5qq uno
auf ois li6auer l6oB. 0tTIto ,g5isli
eiutu Sdub in O,n aopi uRO tdr0
belaabs ipiort, RE53io puroe am
8ein perDuuOst p05rtn0 8oiF in
ben Gppf ssldohcn puros un0 eiHs
leihte WuHOe baron trus. WC4ld=
hons einsigsr @ruu0 gum Qagriif
duf 0ie SStaIieaer mar. ME sr ilst,
toeil er e 70 gsDoat babe.
Stalientr uRo SuOen.
Rem gort %. Stunt.
Rad elmer St,9aIfdrs in Der Rors
folt StraBe 9eute Ibeao, in oer @uis
fepps gacobocci ben 2lbrobam &os=
loniB t6otets, idmmeI!e iih ein 8Obei-
baufg prn nabe5u 1000 psrIonsn.
meiitens Suoen uno Ra65arn oes Grs
mor0etea, nm zen italieniihsu Nlor0sr
ben 6Gnoen Der 9oIi3ei gu sntreiBen.
Die beioeu 9ol;3ifteH. oie ben @srbafz
teten feItgenpmmsn bdtsn. iu6tsn gu
flu6t in eiHsm leeren 8ebdube, bis
sic 9eIeruen siutrofen. Damn mar
Idirteu Fe nit osm Gefaugenen in ser
naitte nd6 Der MuiberrD 5trabsH 9u-
liseiItation. Der 5treit, Der 81:
5teaerei btrporrief. eutItono aus Ser
iFraae. lper duspeihen mlBte, renn
cine GsIeIiddFt StaIjener elmer 9elsus
fhoft SuOsu auf oem 5sitsnnsge be-
Gedue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
I GOuh pattiiOn I

Sobn W. 9atiiion, Dbio's ejoubers
neur erlaa um 4 ll6r 20 WinuisR
IN ieiuer in BET 8oritaot gliIio10 bels'
9suen Wobnung ieiHen 9eioen. Der
isBt 8abin9eitbieoeue bate ole 0a6t
bonn Sonntag gum Ulontag aHI6sis
neno rubig Derbrabt unO Die Qler3tG
ionilatirteu leine erbgbtihe 8erldlims
meruHg ieines 3uitauoes. Bas g(b,
lsbeu ertoIgte 0aber gaH3Iib uHerpar'
tet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
= B etrd g o ole.
ZEN Qprf. 20. osuni.

Mabreu0 eines Streites iiber geIb.
anoeltgenbeiten ermoroets Sbeo. 9lbI
in 6oboten feline 5rdu, inoem er nit
einem RaIirmeHsr ibr Die @urgel
ourhihnitt. porauf er nit osrislbeu
Waffe ieinsm eigenen 2:btn Elm Gnos
su MAIDEN iudts. gr miro pabrI6eins
lid ferbeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24

gsoria. 81, 10. Syuni

gsoria. ST.. 10. SUM.
Or. 6. g}. Sutton, elmer Ser geiuh
teiten 2er}te i'm Staa!e, beqing beuie
gta9mitiag SelbfmorO, inom er iih
in oen aopf ldoB. Die lriabe iit
nint betanut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24


Sefferiou @itn. Nlo.. 10. Sum.
Das 06eygeri4t bat Iid gelUtigcrt.
in Dem 5aG Der 5rau 2lgqie Ulgsrs,
lpslhs lpegsu grmoroun9 ibres Sat
ten gum 5oOe psruribeilt lpu.oe uno
am %. SUM ben 9algen bsfeigsn ion.
cine Wie0eralfnabme 0s @erlabrcns
aH3uoronen. Su0sB uir0 Ser Goup.
6olt ser @ernribsilten einen 2(uiihub
bon 80 Bis so 1daen bepitliaen, i'm
fih 01riiber ihliiFi1 su peroen. Of
cine @erdnoerung Der 9o0esftrais IN
IebsnsldngIide 3u4tbauBitrafs fatis
bdft 1T.
5rant 6attman Brau Mbsr's Iit.
IhulOi- miro e6sufalIs einsn Qufs
i6ub erlan5sn
8om @rbeitsmortt
Columbus. g.. 19 3uni
Der Strail oer aoblenar6eiter in
Ohio ipuros nit 6cm 6eaiioen zaa.
als beenoet crfldri un0 bic 1,yeilsr
fino BON ben 9eamten i6rer Craanie
faiion anqsipieieu tpor0eH, bic @g5sii
pis0ey auf3uns6men.
S6ledttr W8tteL
Can Syancisco, Gal, 70. Sust.
Der 0r. J. Qdtamura, QrgsToY
Ser gir9tgtiar an Der i1iTtrljt.a
llnipsriitGi 80 3oii1. usidsr bon 5sy
iapaniIdsn 9i.listuHg uad san sam
cislo 3eI310t p9tSe. um User 0is 22i,.
tan3fa 0ea Gg05,6sas uu0 8.ufs BIZ
6sridien. ilat 6sb oy nh st
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tbsl.5 9sg i9tt4Sn Ulpus, IND scs
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IN Car 75rancjsco Gin 95rur. 5.il ~
gen 8a1tein5Guisg 8eiaBi. Doh
iolhe hdttsn iidl ia 9apaa, roo Gr8s
bs6sH bt':i9fr rn0 6aui5sr p1r.u. ais
in Galiioynisn i.ar i9i6.gnsn5sf3a1
gs}ti1.; 1nsr0r3s MIR 6ss61l6. e.i!
mdu sort gatsn g'or.si osrDsn0e. gn
gutter Blortei niNe sniws0sr aus 3npj
5heiIsn San9 uuo ein,m 26sjl Sc
msnt o0sr aus siasm S6sil Cement,
0rsi 56tilsa &1lt uaO iini 1beilsn
SlH0 tsfe5sr. MEAN alsoaaH Sic
8sdfsine yor 6sm Geata ait 1H5ss
isu9tet pucosa. 6sna miFs ois WlGsr
70 piosyi'aresidAiB l.in. als ipsHn II
Gus sint.H 5elisH gsmadt ndrG
@effnoe StrdfG
glsg gott. 10. 5uni.
Dr. 19 5a6rs alie W6eslod 6ars
ssp, CT isias Sisuuns ala gotsaianss
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aaraba
rtlrp1. CEf.. 1g. Tnl

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2is .Ercas- -Jiilsara 9rib5. Gone
pam" uue0e 5suts NIT siasm gapitll
bon $1,000 $50 iato-porrt, am cine
g.iids ii6er 0.a QiaglcaituB. Horolih
oon 0er o5,rtH siisrnea gog.n6riids
in gliaaar1 Tau5 3u taueH. Inter
ben GntorDor1.or.H b.fiIosr Ih 5rss
6eric 9dhoas, Cir 6enrD S:ls... q.
6. gi9oQs. 6. 81. @oo6 aa6 Qlusn $.
8opce Don 1oronio. DE gJd4e iol
6tm giisnbabas uno augsmsinsn @srs
tsbr 0,nsa.
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on6 6idner
@ancoapsr. .. G. 20. SUM.

NNWVINNEII D Va ~ YUM
Der Salbblutinoianer glleranoer
RcsSntoIb unO Der 6iibrsr Mar 2e.
lair aus oem Stdmms Der 9amloops.
uurOtn geTsrn in Waplstou sridoIs
zen. Der ynoianer Simon So6uion
aus BEN Gtamme Der 9ipIcrer ioq
ser 916ro,r Iein. MtSntoib muros
BON 6insn eridoFen. nadoem Ct iit
nit So6nIon ee3antt bate. 2ecIairs
Bfsr6 miro DermiBt unO man gtdubt,
sab Der M36r0er ben 5iibrer t6o:sts.
un Isin 9fsrO 81 erbaltsu. SyObnTon
befin0et f6 nod auf freieE 9FiiBen.
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-
Qlorr;s (.}t1t1 tralant. um R,bea.
seisB, fix o.t Gjya5ee sa ,aipsrier
mo Seame ilir pas ad5i.t SAB: 5u
,mpie9isa. Gis g1tc'11citge pao poI.
leRosi u10 o1s eom.'1 5,11:e Die toI.
gen 'td SealhiiH in Sori1.a9:
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sS1 Y s.',S'l'y' I, 500" u 9h0fsIp'
00e 3leiP Z, $j2tl. ,s.,>
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6Tl. slitn .Sjn9qan' Ylaeplue, &q-
geo. @tlifuA ,l,ulto, 2eEn.
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OOa eoto!a, all Hp'i oSota'lIo o;, perltgt'
pfau &Sllllom If'oarnep, plne'
oIlle, ap,
0tau sSahs Sains, P'he0lle' &p'
6taa s. =. Goro Hno 2opR pon
Siral9pl efeet ap,
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Y rtru 4 TEN.
Ban GiiD, 9Iia.. 10. SUM.
Or. Winiam q. Sare uno Gbas,
Del,eu ertranlen hellte Bier in sen
6odinop Ban in0en ibre 1ampf.
lauah. ouf ser ae NIT Bier onSerer
6erren aum Eilden oefabren partn.
tenterte. Sin hdrler SeeaaRa mar in
Der Suht uno traf oos Boot 10 id6per,
oaB es etue halbe UletIe pom llfer um'
tlppts 4nlbon1 2aplor 1homds
2apIor, 5opn @rant uno 9bas. Sire
loire tonnien lif 10 ldnqe iiber W0aiiel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
0a8tfPort


Bolton, 49, Suui.
Die Geihdftslsitnng Oes .Gaitern
gdttclubs bat beute Elm Gabsl9ronm
ron Dem taiierli6tn gdhttlu6 in 9iel
erbalteu, in Dem oie 8atea fir Die
Dtttiobrten. Oie i'm 5er6it bei Ndrblts
bsao uaisr Der genlsinibaftli6sn 9tis
tung Oes Oeuti6en uub ameritaniihen
&lubs fattftn0en iolIen. mit9stbeilt
perosn, Die @ettfa6rtgn per0en ppm
~. bis z, September incl abgebalten
per0sH. @s iper0gi flint gBsttiabrten
itdttfiuosn, an oensn ie0esmal orei
dmsritdniI6e un0 orsi oeutI6e 9oote
t1eiIne6meu ioueH. Der 9uiIer nil
beIm, Der @crIbsn0er 0es taiierliten
glaitIub 1T, Bat Ole DateH bsitimmt,
6rdu 8iunan.
Rem gorf, 19. SUM.
Sin gebeimes 6ad, sHtbaItcnO 5pei
0oltDe uno eiH gebsimer Baum, ges
fiilt nit 5il5erpalrea, &iei0ern un0
.8ric 9rdc", lpdren Die lebteu un0
auiianeu0fen Gntotdungen, sic bsute
in Osr alteH Stsnton 0eimitdtte in Der
9ronr. po Trau 2tiiJe aiHnan am 8.
SUM ermoroet nor0en mar, BON Der
Boli5ei 9emaht putosn.
Der 9ebtime 8aum Der eiHen Gd,
Iten nit Sil6er uno peri6ieOene Rlei.
ser tntbielt. 6efin0st fih oirett 6inter
eiHem 3immer. oas 6rau ainndu bss
pobHie. Die ein3igt 0effuu11 1T cine
1biire, Die elm 3mlter por3uiteaen
Ife;Ht uH6 BON elmer aommo0o bers
0edt lpar. Ids pou Den 5u9enOcn
aefuu0sne Sil6er ioa sinsn Merl6 ron
$1,000 haben. 9i5 iebt ipur0su BON
oeH gelmtsn, oie Sen 5oo ser 6rau
8inndu unterIud,u. uo9 feline gers
b1itunqeu oor1sn0mmeu
Spdter i'm Qdufe oas 5dqes fan0ea
sic SuhenOeu aoii,r in sinem anoes
ren 3immer oes o6trsu StodiDegtes.
DieIe aoffer tparen NIT Heusn 5adsa
1n1efiint, 0eren Gtitditsmartsn nof
nitt einmal entferat naren. 3ieie
W1rfeu tru9sa Ole ]lmen Don sinem
halben 0uB,n0 Der gyoBeu Tepartes
meHtitores. Inter 0em 5nhalts Ser
aofFer befdnOtn fa 9 5oilettentiIien.
eiRios bon Silber. aa0sre pon GiFeHs
bein. ale Dect6p5n uao aIIs ib0n nit
QlaTh ii6er3oleH. iop,. 5ai6enmeHsr,
pert60oue 51aotaftsa, tofIipieliges
S6reibmoteri1l, tbsgrss 3dfeainHan,
MISUNDERSTANDING, GIei0er
itoffs in 9ollen. pariboont 6an0Ipiss
asl ETC.. iusgeI1mmt ,.nsn Wiytb ron
ms5rsren 6ur0art Dollars rsptaisRtis
rsnO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-06-24
QoHrub
y . 2 Z q .
Sefferion Stir. 0}o, 20. s5uHi.

Jlfterlon 0ip. It3y q. Ju1i.
Sin 3eool0eri1mpi. en- 0em 8 Sin
brs4tr, oer Boitmfi'it, 9igslop, isins
5rau uno Iein Sohn letbeiligt moren.
iano beute 3u fru6er 4}orgsnituH0g in
6amp.on Sunction alt Die R1lber
braten IN sen 9enera.itore un0 Bots
amt siH. iprsn9tsn oeH Sidtr6si.ss
ihrdni uno erbeuistsR $500 in Gelo
uHO 9risfmarten. us iie ii6 suifern.
ten, sroffnets 6err aa0 6rou gi9sIoD
uno i6r Sobn 5euey auf Tie. 0as bon
ibnsn erpioert nuy6s Sin Yods bon
giir3fru puros gseii6s!, absr Die gins
BREEDER eHttameH.