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Kansas CITY Conditions.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, January 19.-Many
streams in southeast Kansas and in west
ern and central Missouri are out of their
banks, causing more or less serious dam
age. The most serious trouble so far
reported is at and near Winfield. Kan,
where the Walnut river is rising foot an
hour. The st. Louis and San Francisco
tracks for nearly/a mile and the Frisco
bridge are washed out. The rise is the
result of last nights heavy rain, which
melted the snow. Reports of streams ris-
ing, with consequent damage to railway
tracks, is reported also from Lawrence
Paola, Junction City and Reading, Kan,
and from Sedalia, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
TROOPS AND STUDENTS CLASH.
French Catholic Seminary Scene of
Fierce Riots

ANGERA, France, January 19.-The ex-
pulsion today of a number Of students from
the Catholic seminary at Beaupreau was
the occasions of serious disturbances. Troops
stormed the seminary building and broke
in the doors. while the students crowding
the windows 6ombarded them with stones.
chairs and tables. The subprefect Of police,
the commander of the gendarmerie and the
commissary of police were seriously wound
ed, while fifteen officers and soldiers were
slightly hurt. When the troops finally
forced an entrance to the building they dis
covered that the students had escaped over
the back wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
PLANS FOR NEW METHODS.
Secretary Shaw Appoints Committee
to Make Suggestions.

Secretary Shaw has issued the following
order constituting a committee on business
methods, Treasury Department:
1. There is hereby created in this de-
partment committee to be known as the
committee on business methods.
'.2 1t shall be the duty of this committee
to report to the Secretary personally, as
he may direct, plans for new methods OF
routine business or changes in systems of
bookkeeping, correspondence, fling and Of
fee procedure generally. as well as to I'M
dertake specific duties within its field, as
signed to it by the Secretary. It will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
WATER ABOVE DANGER LINE.
Wheeling Fears Loss, but There is
No Suffering.

+ WHEELING, w. Va, January 19.-The
river at o'clock tonight was "a feet 2
inches and rising two inches an hour. 1t
is expected to rise eighteen hours longer
and the community has prepared for thirty
eight feet of water, four feet above the
danger line. The Whitaker mill and other
Industrial plants along the shores have
already shut down. The fair ground and
base ball park are completely under water.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad has
suspended operations, trains being in or
out today, but the other railroads have not
been seriously affected. There is no suf-
fering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
PASSENGERS ESCApED.
Head-On Collision in South Carolina
Without Fatalities.

AUGUSTA, Ga, January ia special to
the Herald from Denmark, S. c., fifty miles
from here, says that a north-bound freight
train on the Atlantic Coast Line from Au-
gusta, in charge of Engineer William Ruth
erford, today met in head-on collision the
regular passenger train, No. 80, from New
York to Augusta, two miles this side of
Denmark
The passengers all escaped injury. The
engineers and firemen of both trains es-
capped by jumping, Rutherford being hurt
by the fall Both engines were completely
demolished, the mail coach piled on top of
the passenger cars and two freight cars
destroyed 1t is unofficially stated that the
signals were mixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
DID SHE KILL HER HUsBANDp
Railroad Conductors Wife Held by
Coroner's jury

AUGUSTA, Ga, January ia special
from Columbia says: Mrs. c. w. Blair
was committed to jail here this afternoon
on a warrant charging her with the muir
der of her husband and based on the YER
dict of the coroner's jury, returned at
o'clock this morning.
Capt Blair was fatally wounded at his
home Thursday during a quarrel with his
wife, which, he said on the way to the hos
pital, where he died, was about another
railroad conductor.
Mrs. Blair denies that there was another
man concerned or mentioned, and says her
husband was accidentally shot while she
and Capt. Blair were fighting for possession
of the revolver, with which he had threat
ened to kill her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Labor Demonstration OF.

PARIS. January 19.-An immense pro-
cession of worknen in favor of the closing
of all stores on Sunday, which the organ
izers planned to march tomorrow through
the main thoroughfare of Paris, has been
forbidden by the authorities. Troops are
confined to their barracks in order to be
ready to put down any disorder, and other
precautions have been taken to prevent
possible disturbances tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

the duty of the committee to know thor
oughly the business methods prevailing in
the various offices of the department, to
investigate them when necessary and to
recommend on its own initiative advisable
changes or notifications in these methods
to the Secretary.
SO. Until otherwise directed, this COM
mittee shall be constituted as follows: l.
The assistant secretary having supervision
of the financial bureaus and offices of this
department. = Robert 8. Person, auditor
for the Interior Department 8. james A
Wetmore, office of the supervising archi
tect"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

Juggler Wins King Cotton Stakes. ......
Matches Close in Pinehurst Tourney. ..
Many Prizes in Poultry Show. ...............
Dog Show Prizes: ....................
To ~ inmate All Controversy in Chess Matches
News of Interest to Automobiles. .........
Athletics in the Western Colleges. ...........
The Courtney Hanion Race on the Potomac
Candidates for Georgetown Crew...........
When Yea Don't Get Run for Your Money.
L. ID. Sale Letter. ..............
Dispute in the American Kennel Club. 49,.
How Lorillard Won Four Races Program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Part Three.

THE FIRST SECRETARY. BY DEMETRA
AND KENNETH BROWN. ............... 13
Character in Business. BY Lyman J. Gage.
The Thinking Machine. BY Jacques Futrelle.
Eesuvius in Eruption. By l.. Il. Goodrich.
The Victory of Defeat. BY I. W. Hanshew.. 0
Stalking Game in City Parks. By Wallace
Irwin. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Plants That Set Traps. BY Alice Lounsberry. Is
For the Woman Who Builds. BY Lima Beard. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Plunged to His Death.

NORFOLK, Va, January 19-W. w.
Murray, instructor in a mechanical college
at Rochester n. Y, committed suicide here
late today by jumping into the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Just One Loophole.

Their only loophole of escape from this
embarrassing predicament would be, it is
said, to contend that vote to table the
Blackburn amendment would not neces-
sarily mean vote to condemn the execu-
tive. They will still insist, 1t was thought
last night, that the Blackburn amendment
is not germane, and that a vote to table it
would express that contention and that
only.
Whether they will decide to vote in the
negative, on that expressed and announced
position, or, to avoid party friction swal-
low their opinions. remains to be seen I'm
doubtedly, they would be utterly outraged
it was said last night, by an attempt to
drive them against their Judgment into a
position which they had deliberately re-
solved TO avoid, but no one can now say
how far they viii go in manifesting their
indigna ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Part Four.
Page

Warheid or Defeat. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
Gossip from London Observation-Disclosures. I :
Practical Aid and Pictorial Suggestions 49,. 2
Paris Fashions. Observation-Disclosures.
Practical Houseseefers' Page. ..............
Curious Old Musical Instruments ........... 5
Kate Meredith, Finnncier. ...................
Mr.. Dooley Observation-Disclosures. Z
iieStof O
Royal Troubles in Unhappy Country. ...... 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Part Six.

Sambo and His Funny Noises.
Simple Simon and Slide, Kelley. Slide.
Ways; the Dog that Adopted a. Man. 1890.
Bubbles Always to Blame :. ..........
S-Stut-t- tering SIS Sam-rn- my. ..............
Mary and Her Little Lamb. ........,...
Uncle Geo Washington Bings-The Village
Story-TeIler. ...................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20

question of constitutionalty. This COM
promise was brought about by the united
efforts of the most influential men in the
Senate, including senators who certainly
feel justified in calling themselves the
Presidents friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Secretary to Secretary straus.

Herbert A. Stevens of Boston, Mass. has
been appointed confidential secretary to
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
In Interest of Harmony.

That course was followed in the interest
of party harmony and to avoid the very
rock which, according to the foregoing
nouncement, the President is now said to
be intent upon driving his party. Some of
the most prominent senators on the repub
lican side entertained the opinion that the
President had exceeded his constitutional
authority, but they did not see any occa-
sion to voice that sentiment in connection
with the Foraker resolution, which was one
of inquiry into facts, pure and simple.
They contended that the two propositions
were not identical and, indeed, were not al
lied in the circumstances of the present
case.
1t is impossible at this time to say
what will be the outcome if the Presi-
dent insists upon the course forecasted
in the foregoing. There is no question
that If he issues the demand that repub-
licans support the democratic move in
augurated by Senator Blackburn he can
command a considerable following. A
group comprising Senators Beveridge,
Warren, Warner and some far-western
senators, totaling altogether some ten or
fourteen republicans, according to esti-
mate. will, it is said, follow the Presi-
dent to any extremity
1t cannot be said what course In that
event would be taken ,by the republicans of
prominence who not only question the con-
stitutionality of his action, but who hold
that this Is not the occasion to voice that
doubt. They will be called upon to face
very bitter alternative. They are republi-
executive on the ground advanced In the
RIa hnrn amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
Part Two.
Page
Foraker in and Out of the Senate. .
Curtis Letter. ............

Foraker in and Out of the Senate. ........... 1
curtis bttttr l
society
Alexandria Society.
richmond
In the Realm of Higher Things. ............
Blonde Type to Cease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Musical Mention. Observation-Disclosures. Z
As the Cartoonists See the News 8 -
The Slave of Silence. .................%..
Army and Navy News .::......
News of the Local National Guardsmen.
Financial Page.
The Theater Observation-Disclosures. 10
Among the Clubs. ................... IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
THE STAR ToDA.. :
The Star today consists of six parts, as
Part One.

President in Favor of Blackburn Amendment. !
Americans Save Kingston. MISREPRESENTATION. /
Scenes. of Horror at Fowler Wreck ..........
Tribute for Gen. Lee. Observation-Disclosures.
Washington History.
Revival of Interest .......................
Elk Secretary Long on Roosevelt. ...........
Court Row Averted. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
News of Maryland
Valley of Virginia Observation-Disclosures.
In the Old Dominion Observation-Disclosures.
Senator Elect Smith Once Newsboy.
In Support Of the Church. Observation-Disclosures.
Coronat ton of Shah. ......................... 10
Lid Down in Berlin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
City Bowling Tourney. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Murder of Bert Posey. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
To Beautify Washington. ................... IL
Journalism in Paris. Id
Lee Day Observed in Dixie Land. .......... IL
Classified Ads Observation-Disclosures. 10
Local News. ................... ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-20
WEATHER.

Rain and warmer today tomor-
row fair and much colder.
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Part Five.


lbles in an Unhappy Country.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

8aoen. Gos E.o0g0srorbnes
iensGoaegium oon 8 0 Il # ana 6eis6t
aah Zen bssHbistsu 4a9len aus "a
Raticnaai5sral<u u Q~ngs65rissn ees
gsRtrums, 10 J%emolp1ten un0 8 Eos
fialremotraien. - Dugh ben 1oo res
@safsn 8oomoan 81 zdn5er6is
6ofs6eim tat 8aben einsR elmer
i46tigiisH gentrumsmdHRer 0s-ioren.
~ 81 W annbsim sri@oB fb psr
20idbrigs gauFmann gs. R0.5 aus
5urfi Dor Sttais De5su bssaHasnsr
unteriflaganstn. 5n Gbers
fau5a til bcnp. 6F. Bsfddt Sol.
9artb i'm 81. Qt5sHsiaGa g~eitorbsn
Der 19ia6ri3e SobH oes 9an0Dirt6s
uno Gsmanbsrattss Sn5jfler in
Obergrpm6d6 tr BON einem
gfsrte gsfHlassH purDs. srla9 Ieinen
9srlesungsn. IN 9uit Eierten
BE Qoam 1arrfaM Gklsuts Gols
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

peruden miflsi0los 3~er8auf. Boot fel6t
dber Dat oieie8 0irien t9dtlG6lid ners
iinst. an GsfuR6beit pie an QnsIeben.
GO toultatiren feline @epunoerer.
81 lit eth intimsr 5reun6 oeB Qrd
fi0snien. Gs piro tr3a6li, 6oB 6ieier.
na9 gtaatslefretar cans 9o6e, su
ibm iugte: mgli6u, Id mo6te, oaB gle
Sobn 6dps polten ii~terRs6men!" Silt
osr QntiDort: sl6srr glrdfosni, ih iisbe
S1nen gu 9isHiisn' isi obne Elm net
teres @ort Die saH5s Ga6e abssma9t
qeDeIen.
9ie ibm n0ber g~streten iiuo, tpiHen
isbr tpObl, oaB bintsr Ger Fteifen amtss
misne aud oas 6sr3 aus ben 4ugsn
blidsn fam; Die tim 3u nabs trsttn,
flblen unltbiom Ieinea rai6en Mib
Sin Reporter noLtt ibn einit aber Die
8sitimmung Der @eIoer fit Die
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
9 $ 9 . $ q . 9 . . . 8 . 9 . .
Polltiscbe Karikaturen )
. 8 . . . . . . . . 8 . . . :. .

wl0naslanosgeisn auF Stu q6ilibpiasn
eusbornen: sSn 9ertrauen oeTaat-
taformirte i'm Der Olmaliae 9risSs.
istreidr, nois nsr0 i'd Ielblt mitnsb.
men. peaH I'D aus Dem Qmt. aeb'!A
Sriessietrstdr @iniam s. Soft mik
leinen 800 Bfun0 @euiht aleih. in
ieinem IusiebsH gepib nidt 0em Gle.
bes5ott amor; nints0etoiDeniaer fehk
Ct IN Dem Rufe zines Seiratbs6ermitfs
lers, uno etIide ieiRer 6reunOe 6aber
TIN nit BEN 8siHamen .Qmor" oosu
n@upioo" teebrt.
Die Sadie bat i6rcn llrIpruua IN Sec
3eife, sic Gaft i'm Sommer 1905 NIT
elmer aH5abl bou CONGRATULATIONS
nab cen PbiIippinen u~atsTnabm. Sine
6ru6t oieier 8siie mar untsr on0ersm
Die @~ermdblung atpsier QonlreBsRss
praieutduteR: Mdolag Qonatportf
bon Cincinnati uiibie betanntIid sic
6dbrt. um Ole 9iebe Ser Tobter 0es
Nrdiioenten, Frdulsia qlice RooIss
bells, 81 erineen; Elm BON Sdft sur
SbeiInabme an Der Reiie e~iuoeIaOenes
6rdnlein Mi9non Griticn BON Grimes
9tu ouF Staten Sslono, q. ~. fan0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

U(dBe gtIurhtet.
gie enorlne Qrs
b~sitstraft, nit
ipslder ofefe
belle inienetius
Gle IRafdine"
arteiiet, Dat TO-
ipobl I'm arisgs.
DepartemeRt pis
TN Gtaois6t
p%arteHent eiueu
Manosl eeT9af
fen fpie ME Bus
bDr un0 0ie bus
reautrntf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

oene 6c63sit. Gein 5Oia6risss
amtiu5iIdum xsins 6eilissnfonoss
rsdnsr Nih Qolo in US
1jdbr. S0bnden pes sSo&
5oritmaier i'm Etoott6til 9~eusnbsiH
gu 9ei0eI5erg puros Oar9 eiReR
pom 6erce itirymoen 5opf bsibsw
Naiiers tootlih Dsr6riibi. - On osp
5a5rit BON mangr Il. @rammelipateD
in u tatt yiiiek Der 39iSbri5s
&aafmann 6sinr. 5tr66 aus 6ara
pen lei sinsr SpiritussrploFOn. II
Quf ber Station unterrei1tna,
BAD purssn- sem 21id6r. @ol0ars
Better beinr. Sidin9er aus 6oben&
mart oas linie Balm uu9 bic retba
6ano o5ssia5rsn. 81 Itdr5 Bah oas
rauf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

stls man prdfoent
Rooiebslt gum srlten
9lldle Die gsi3eprdf
Notwithstanding
ton onbot. seieie er
nur seringeN eiauug.
bielelbs ansuneb men
uno ioa Iih eeauBert
baben, fdus CT ms
Stmt fame, f0nnte er
fid. Ols 0orlibenOer
oes Senats, auSus
lsi9t bingeriTen fabs
len. Den eritsn Better
Gpudnapf nab ei
mem iibersei9pabi
gen ReOuer 3u Iblsus
bern. 9itmau0
iDurbe @i8eprdf0ent
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

' sr einTt i'm qtlingion
6otel einen lsiner Bd6lsr, sinen SaiA
notfer 5aruer, 81 Siih lu6, per1ebrts
IT fiebsn Stid. Der @ait nounie un6'
meiHte oann, ais e. erfubr, onB Sans
non Sc Board iGeli6 6s3ablsa
sGiaubt Sbr nidt. Soc. oaB Is bils
Tiger fit Gud mare, IN sinem oirer4
Stable 81 ~boar0en2"
Cannon iiebl es. nit bei0en armeR.
bsim Sprs4eH gu stitiiuiiren. 3
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

'f6 NIT &eprdfen4
tant Spaear Sbera
lep bon Qouispine
8p.. 3um 9unoe
fur's eeben 5~uianls
men. Saft 1T Elm
srpbsr 8rsun0 RON
g p E { b
9sbrauht oft f6ers~
bafte glusoride una
glHipislurgen. gluf
ben pbiltppiueu era
mobnte sr einmat eex
mile 8edmts, 6ilip<
NfnN2 kra.t .h..mEtKK
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

irpT0sn. BON 81 aeer
audi nab aueu iibri
gen sfulturitaatsn ae
iomlHea un0 fpieIt
beute cine ~bsoeuten0e
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Sampfmittsl in ocn
6dnosn Der Sppof
tioR asssr Ole Staats
eeipaIt. @uf Der S6be
ber 9unIt frsilid, o.e
benz @etro ffenen,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

uRiere NbonnsHtsn fn0 frsunoI;hit
eriu6i, 6tim DobnunssDshisl lns
tets al benatrih.igen, oamii bic neue
QoreTs Tofort ifati osr alien gsbrdA9t
peroen fam, uno cine unts.buedung
in ber 3uita0uRg be- 8lattes osrmiss
ben nsr5s Bran pons ME 0srgenen.
nit tsr neusn aud isoes nal bic
1Its @ogshe ensass5sa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

eutsIin, bic ion eins
nal auf Ieintm gu.
reau btlumie unO
bort In ieinsm gros
ZEN @rbe 4 81
1iben ourfte, 3a
6auis fa9te: sd
ipeib nidt. iparuuf
ie @roBpapd oeH
Gpred)tr ueunsn; &c
BAT gar nidt esipros
denl@ Cannon ibf
I~sioenfdaftli6 germ
grimes Qorn. sQlia
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

Nrteit W(ttglie0 Oss
SHobinttis nurbe.
Sbipobl Il burd
feline fra6ere Std
gung ais pribatgr
irstdr oss prdfogu
ten fell loneem nit
feinen Il Qole
gen duf u~ertrauies
fem Gube Itano, 70
f1ien er oo4 lei ben
eriten GiBungen ct
mas miBtrauii6 unb
senirt; sd mill erlt
Elm iuenig in mein
8effort binein
fhauen, etc i'd oar
hber mid auBlahe!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

M.ammfWMN E.fWE..Nn
Gairbants einen iols o'''
6en Gsoanien, eel9peigs osnn cine osrs
artige Qeuberune uBtsrInisbsn. 8airs
bdnis miro BON bisIen Geiten ols talt
unb beinahe lanetpeiIig psrInriscn,
bod bat fem 6fientIihes 4uftreten
pieberboIt ss3eist. DAB er I6 Isi6l
Gbmpoibien erpirbt uno Dab Ct ein
fehr genanoter Rsoner 1T. Nan fat,
0dB Ct ieiner3eit in hohen Ratbe ser
9artei auserpablt pur0t. nm geipiFtrs
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8airbauts Isbr far oas IoiaIe 30i4s
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ausbrah. fam er gerauni. I'm an ben
6onbpumpen mitaufeIIen. Gin maf
fi6rte sr gar. in abpeItnbeit oes Som
pdgniedefs. IsltaRanoig uno erfolss
reid lei einen 5iemIiA erniisn Bsusr
0as Gommanop.
GtaotsIsiretdr glibu aoot, Der
mann, Ger uiemaIs la9i," pir0 ais
IaIt un0 llreng bon llnter9eteneu un0
nit anIisesn tebaftelen 9eIuhern,
ieien Is ned 70 to9 gsFeat. in gIei4em
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

~ ie 8arttatuT (pon Ntm iialisnis
~ i6en .earitare. iiberla0en,
x ibertrsibsHl, pelde Die ndrois
ieriiti6sn 3Igs oOsr Gissns
tbimliGtsiieu sinsr 9frionlidlsit in
liarser lebertreibuHa I~srporsreten
IdBt. III ais politf6es SpottbiIo suerit
N ENGLAND uRo 5rautrsid eepileat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

@r1iioeut &ooitpslt. WtN't g geiuNptu
Sinn bat, niht me-
niger @ersuiiaeR b~sreiien miro. ME
Gem grpBen QubIiham, bait Fh Der
Spot oes 3eiansrs Rur ipeun CT outs
miitbis lift.
Sn ben Der. Stddteu bat Iih ole
&oritdtur b%elonOers Gin meites fyelo ers
ebert. uno Is oiirfte nur penide orSs
bere SdSss3ettunsen aeben, Die F6
ibrer nl6t ausaiebig beoienten.
Wdbren0 Nrdiioent RooIepeIt als
fdnsioi9er 9au6reiier nit bIintenosm
@ebiB Ole Rstfe um bic eon3e 8eIt az
madt bat uno 10 5iemIin ieOem suros
pdiiden Snulbuben eiHe pertrauis
6igur III, itsbt Ole 9eri6nIi6teit oes
@iseprGfoenten, 10 bod oua iein offis
sieIes Qmt ieiu mag. ieIbR bier3ulanNe
etpas abisits bonn 3iele 0es mutbpils
liaen 3eiheRiifiS, Sine Der treffenos
fen oer eriitirenOeu aaritaturen ums
gibt ipn nit sinsm SeiIiseni6sin.
Sn Der 9boi 1T Der bod uno Itatts
lid 9smahieue @i3sprdf0snt Charles
B. 5oirbants in Isinem itreua suass
tu0pfieH gratenrod oas llrbiI0 Ser
Biiros unh Oes isnatOriellen GrnItes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

NELA
81 erfiilsn. .@enn Gle, 70 fibrie "a
oes Meitereu aus, ,oies ptrabI6umenl
70 iperoen Sbre offi5ieleu 6dupter abs
eeinutiten peroen.7 Die bieoeren
6iIipinos fabien oie Worls Safte
buhfdblid ouf mo Saft fab fd gf
Der @rildruna %aen5tbigt, ooB sr buraN
aus teinerlei b0ie 9InI6Idge uif i6x
2eSen in ieinsm gnIen beree. IS
~@eorae Bruce GorieIpou, Q. Ws
g. 70 idrsihea Die 5reun0e 6es ges
nerolpoitmeiFiers geIegeatIi6 IeineR
yiamen nnb bdlten 0ds fir einen olitsn
Mib, aber ieltsn uHiernimmi Is Ses
mano. nit Germ GorteIpou ai3a
pibig 81 fein. So miir0epon, aeIehk.
tattooa unb oft rsbt ~rsierpirt 1T 6er
tihfiise G6abamisIeiretdr. geine
Gabi9ieii, Dos mas CT Oentt, fir in
gu bcbaIten. III fpvi@porili6 aeiroroen.
Seru @orielhous rubiee Qrt trot
ME oeutIiber 81 Sage. ais AZ Der 8sit,
oa CT ais SelrsiGr fir San0el unb
~ nH ~" "a 81 -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

ulktltk y RpAItu3ti8t EsfYstS~ Gort.fsat.
Gtnes 3cseS. ale ale Ns'ss4'
onoereR 8dbinetismilglieoer mebr ODER
peaiger ibsr i9re departments qsfpros
den batten. uu6 Der p~raiioeni Ijm an
TIN pdHote, Ihittelte 6crielpou nar
lddelno Oas 9aupt uno bsmertte, e.
BABE oni9t5 bsfonoeres al fdgen."
sGorteIDou, rief Ter prdfbent.
aSbre 9eTdwdBl8Isit TT mon9mal
iptrtIia brutal"
.Cnitl Sos." Ser 70 populdre Gpres
der oes Observation-Disclosures, meisets
emit bel einem Bridesmaid 81, 0uB
er Elm gspiHes 8ismli9 lanaes @oltsS
leo nod ausiusnoia fngen t1nne.
Ghon mad Ger ernen 6tropbe ertldrts
fh ieiH gegnsr rsumlibig fir oeThlas
gen fails Der gdugsr aufb6ren Dar0e.
au9 ais Gprt9sr pir6 Gans
non Mot bon Ssoermann aeDaroiaf.
81 lelbH er1dblt. mis feline iehsidbtiga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

o. tsaasls H6 in sisi,r asltuua
anaussissa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13
Ndtbiet. G6c.
2Se6fefrdt6fer.
gs nenni Elm eano nit Z.
Sin 8oeet ITS nit =.
2idf6fec.

2totbIet.
99as ipdre obne mid Der Waitr2
Sin 9daer obne 8linte,
Sin Shteiber obus Sober.
Die iatt flo ian8t an 1inis.
0od wiy6 Der Rob- mir ab9.josen,
umipleleH mid bic Uiserss 8oseH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

SIR QHfl6iung bsr ObissH Qii5s l 1t
iolgenosr Breis ~aHsseisBt;
Gin Columbia 9alsnbsr.
Bel 6u Nnslooinug bes qrsiles fomn.h
nur iolds Seipsgbsr, bic ale bret Adi5isl
ridiis gaoit uno bic Nail0iungsH bis Jlm
10. San. 1901. siHgsinidi babsn. IN
bstrani.
GnaOians Ott IitbItl ia n. 81.
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G6ri It monat.
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Der Gbrlfbaum II Der i65nne Baum,
Gsn mir aaf groM tsuHen!
g.
llmidIas.
RENE ti6iiss e6ianssn UbaItss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-13

Bnd fabenrdtRlel.
sc blsi6i nit &c" benz Rt6nsr oft,
BON 0aaorer Dito's nit "a" erbofft
Gs fam nit tinsn 10 HiAt beiBsE
uno osnaoh frikt Is stab uno Glen.