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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
The Family Honor,

Bobby" asked the teacher of the class in arithmetic, addressing the question to one of the younger pupils, "how many pints are there in a gal lonY'
 eve forgot it again, ma'am," said Bobby, who found it hard to commit to memory the tables of weights and measures.
 Thinking that perhaps by turning from the abstract to the concrete she might succeed better in stimulating his power of recollection, the teacher tried another tack.
 Bobby" she said, your father is a milkman, isn't heY"
 "Yes, ma'am."
 "Well, now, think as hard as you can He sometimes sells a gallon can full of milk, doesn't he? Just so. We'll when he does, how many pints of milk are there in that gallon camp
 "It's all milk. ma'amw indignantly exclaimed Bobby.-Youth's Companion
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
eEssEMER STEEL.
Just what It Is and What IL Hes
 Made Possible


 Most persons are unaware of the rev. olution created in industrial circles by the introduction of the bessemer proc ess of making steel This process be longs In the same category with the in vention of the printing press and the introduction of the steam engine in it's relation to human progress.
 Steel Is a compound of iron with a small percentage of carbon, which is rendered malleable by being cast while In a state of fusion. Cast iron is iron with much larger percentage of car bon and other impurities Bessemer's process converts cast iron into steel by blowing a blast of cold air through melted cast iron. The oxygen of the air burns out the carbon, silicon and other unwelcome elements until the right proportion is reached, and then the steel Is cast.
 The effect of the process was at once enormously. Tn 1855, when Bessemer took out his first patent, steel sold in England for five times its present price.
 Sir Henry Bessemer shared the com mon lot of inventors in encountering lncredulty when his discovery was first announced, but he was more for tunate than most inventors. He lived to enjoy the rewards of fame and for tune and to witness the worldwide adoption of his process.
 The first bessemer steel rail ever laid down was at Derby, England, in 1857. It was placed at a point where 1t had been necessary to renew the iron rails once in three months because of incessant wear. It was not taken up for sixteen years, during which time 1,250,0 ,000 trains passed over it.
 It is to the bessemer process that we owe the rapid development of our great railway systems. The giant locomo- lives that draw long trains across the continent and the steel rails upon which they run are due to its discov cry. It is estimated that the bessemer process has reduced the cost of land transportation two-thirds, and 1t has also greatly cheapened transportation by water It has opened great tracts of fertile country which could not have been reached otherwise and has given the farmer good markets. In the de velopment of electric railways it is all the time bringing together scattered villages and giving new opportunities for intercourse.
 We owe to Sir Henry Bessemer the improvements in our modern steam ships, the strength and lightness of the bridges which cross our rivers, countless modern forms of machinery and their cheapened products and the skyscrapers, which could not have been built save by the use of steel.-New York Herald.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
The Island of Jersey.

There was time when a reverend bishop always walked from France to Jersey on a plank. This sounds some what like a modern Blondin perform ance, and one could imagine the crowd that would assemble to witness such a feat. In reality it was an event of common occurrence during the sixth century. Existing documents relative to the monastery of Mont St. Michel, in Normandy, reveal the fact that the island was separated from the French district of Coutances by narrow stream only and that the stream was bridged by single plank The inhab- itants of Jersey were compelled to keep this plank in good repair, for it was used by the bishop of the diocese when he made his periodical visits to that portion of his flock, and the worthy prelate desired to make the crossing in safety. In the year 709 and again in the year S24 there were seismic disturbances, called by ancient writers "cataclysms," which submerg- ed towns and forests on the French coast, thus widening the stretch of water and making the separation of Jersey more complete.-London Stand ard
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, land office
 at Los Angeles, Cal January 29, 1907
 Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settlers have filed notice of intention to make final fve-year proof in support of their claims and that said proofs will be made before the United States commissioner at his office in San Diego, Cal, on March 29, 1907:
 Viz John Patterson, of Silsbee, Cal. homestead entry Mo- 9794, made Dec. 3, 1901, for SW4 of NW4 and N1a of NV 14, Sec, 23, T. l6 S, R. l3 E, $. B. NJ,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land, viz; Robert Darling, of San Diego, Cal. Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal. John T. Rutter, of Silsbee, Cal. E. G. Irwin, of Sisbee, Cal.
 Viz, Eugene G. Irwin, homestead en- try No, 9593, made June 8, 1901, for SW 14, Sec 8, T. l6 S. R. l3 E, s. B. NJ,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land, viz Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal; Robert Dar- ling, of San Diego, Cal. {; John Patterson, of Silsbee, Cal. John T. Rutter, of Slls- bee, Cal.
 Viz, John T. Rutter, of Silsbee. Cal, homestead entry No. 964S. made Sept, 10. 1901, for E1a of SE IA, Sec, 2l, and WIZ of sW l.4, Sec. P, T. lG s,N R. IS E, $ M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land, viz; Rob- ert Da ling, of San Diego, Cal; Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal. John Patter- son, of Silsbee, Cal E. G. Irwin, of Silsbee, Cal. Frank c. Prescott, 45-49 Register
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
Chinese Hotels.

The hotels are usually grouped with in a square or two of one another. Each one seeks to attract guests by high sounding titles. For example, in Can ton are hotels which f1aunt the signs of the Fortunate Star, the Golden Prof its (an unusually frank confession for a landlord to make), the Rank Con- ferring and the Happiness. The food is not so bad, but the traveller who goes to one of these houses to sleep will wish that he had gone to another. The bedrooms are small, thin walled boxes in which you may hear the breathing of your next neighbor or be kept awake half the night by the con versation of people at the other end of the hall or, worse still, be almost sti- fled by the smoke from an opium pipe which is being indulged in by the man across the passageway.<
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
Carrying Out Instructions.

There was young man whose social education had been somewhat neglect ed, and it chanced that he received an invitation to a church wedding. The morning of the ceremony found him quite excited, and he started for the church some time before, as he would have said, "the show was billed to come off" Under his arm he carried a small bundle, and before he had pro ceeded far he met a friend.
 "Hello," said the friend, "and where are you going all dressed up at this time in the morningY
 "Wedding," answered the young man briefly and proudly.
 "Indeed! Going to do some errands on the way"
 Certainly not"
 "But you're not going to wedding with bundle under your armY
 "Of course am. That's my present" Present! But you don't take your present with you, man. You send 1t beforehand"
 "That's all you know about It. I've got a card right here in my pocket, and the card says, Present at the church."
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
of Milton in several of the novels. ,ne

of Milton In several of the novels, tne most conspicuous fragments being in Wemmlck C'Great Expectatlons'O and Tappertit C'Barnaby Rudge'O. Not much in common, 1t may be said, be- tween these two eccentrics. Neverthe- less, life being more various and more inconsistent than fiction, there he was visibly. Dickens was greatly and long attached to him, and it was in a letter to the lawyer that he described most admirably the frightful railway acci- dent from which he escaped physically unhurt but gravely shaken in nervo..- London Chronicle.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
Market Rate.

Some of these big magazine editors are humorous at times. Tn response to this inquiry from an amateur, What does poetry bring in New YorkT one of them replied:
 "We have no regular prices, but if you ship 1t in crates or carloads we believe that you can realize 1H cents a pound for it."
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
"Put Into Il RooIk."

Thomas Milton was Dickens solc-
 itOr as well as his schoolfellow and used to say that he was the only one of all of "Charlle's" friends whom the novelist had never put into a book. |" Mittons hearers smiled lnwardly, be- cause they recognized obvious pieces
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-02-23
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


 United States Land office Los Angeles Cal, January 23d, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that Clark w. Adair, of Imperial, Cal, assignee of Herbert o. Evans, has filed notice of his intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. 2l37 for the E 1-2ofNWN Sec. "A, T. 16 s, R 13 E, s. B. M., before register and receiver at Los Angeles, Cal, on Friday, the 18th day of March, 1907.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and recla- nation of said land: A. F. Wagner, of SIlsbee, Cal. R. B. Brown, of Sisbee, Gal. c. H. Smith, of Imperial Cal. and Nettie Berryman, of Los Angeles, Cal.
 FRANK c. PRESCOTT, Register. 43-47
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

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aus @ur5e!H uno Grdutern h~srgetsgt.
Sic t0Husn iha surn 9otaloaeatsn be-
sieben. 4pOtheler tonueu i'm niat
laufen. Sdrsibt an 9r. Better 5aarz
men &c Sons 60. 112-11S 90.
6Onne 4os., @bicasp. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

unb nifen ss Hiat. Gle sFsn nutirs
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0iosr. 8or III, StsDorts Station.
Pa., ihrsibt: Dor nngefdbr tinem
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4lpntrdassr. msin SpItsm ndr al
jentr 3sit Oontdnois ssruntsrsetoms
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
gnntn,ta.

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36eilen bes States B16en 9ddtfrole
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ben beriftet; ebsnio aus petetss
burg gerluft BON aleinoblt. 81
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meter nur % 8ra6; BOD 1T bert tein
SddDeR peruriaGt norDen.
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ytsroenjerriittung unftlih s~rlrantt.
Die famoIe gnti6sioung 6es
Ridsrs Qrtman BON Q|e6anpn,
oaB Der Gtaat fem Rsft babe. ben
6oncel nit berauIdearen @strdnten
dberbaupt 3u licsRIirsn. od oeritl& an
uno fir ii9 uHssisblib isi. 1T pom
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Bomber so. bemolirt.
JR 70 otcott0itlsf ieleH Der
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lambs goolroom, bic Coofeaous
6ale uHo Qeeobam's @rocerb einem
graHoe gum GpFer. Geiammtosrluit.
$4,000; gerfderuns Hur $1,000.
Die 4Hl1se Der oWeHnonite gu5s
lii5ins 60" in gttbari nuroe NIT
sinsm Sddben Don S65,0O0 t6eilpeiie
einssdiasrt.
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a6Fhtigsn, in GoansDiIle grobe
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5n NET 8a0tn bssiug oer
fraber in = ort 70 anne ~uo6nbafte
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nobm aud Ct ii6 Ods es5sn Oura Der
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

comb sum Mupor, Oscs0ld Den
RspublieaHsr 3. 6. Waine. Burger
Sidets iisstsn in @rinneIL
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ten 4ldssn hanoslts IS T5 nm 9oeaIs
fragsn, in CTR Die polittide Stsnans
Ger gsroiooisn leiHt Rpne ipielte.
Die bel ibrem Sobne Ha6e gris
ia Dcbnbcfts 5sta5ts Srau 4mps
9isbsR ertrdHtte iit in tintm Nai
Esrtros.
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mel 81 marion fisl iammt z
p~srtboolsH Qfsyo,R eiusm Sraaoe
sum Spfer.
6gau @5ds. @aruth. Die Satin
zines oei Sepell Set. p~c6nsn0eu
6armers, brat cur6 eie morihen
8Tetter siuer 9ruHusnplatform un0
eytTaRl.
9pman Smith, elm 10 Sabre als
ter 5armertnabs. ertrdnl beim 9doen
in einem Babe bei 8urlinqtpn.
6euer 5erit6rte in 0af6iRgs
ton @lsentbum i'm 0ertbe Don 81.
600.
RAD itiirmiIten 9uftritten uno
I'm Seiieiu BON 5abIrsi6en ,Sun9aeIsls
len uno alten sSunsFsrn, Oebnte Der
Staoirat6 pon sort 0ooas. Die
Sun9gieaens Straforoin0nS audi auf
SuHgfsrn aus. perito6 ieooh bic
9arhfibrung auf n1hites Sdbr.
Eurb Bic @rploicu zines @dlo=
li~n6eblItsrs purOsn al atlantic.
3 Ar6eiter tootIih Derltbt uno cine
Bobnbriide, Is 8asgons uRo elm Qris
0aibaus 3erit0rt.
8eim 9er6renntn pcn llnlraut
duf ieiHem 9~anOitiid duF Der Samd
Snisl 5u Burlington iebte 6p.
Bauer Wobnuns uno Stan in 6ranb
uno ais er nun iein Qfer0 3u retteu
iuhte, puroe er unter rem einfiirsens
ben @ebalt ein9etsmmi uno 10 Tdred
lid oer5rannt, Oab sr am ndhiteu
1age ftarb. Bel Dem 9erlude
SdilolrOten Su funsen, fiel Der IS
Sabre alte epmun Smith ms 0aI
ier uRo ertrant.
Der 6drmer @ro0ss puroe nahs
BtseIou BON sinsm 3uge iiberfab=
ren uno setOotst.
~ Rabe3u 100 Sabre alt nuroe 70.
.. Serb. Der in U ioerfioe itorb.
unO oabei purOe lein Soo nidt etpd
oard 4ltersihpdte, Ionoern our6
Nungenent3iinoung berbeigefibrt.
Sn s Zen purbe 6D. Rdder
in ieinem 8. prOcsb Der @rmorouna
beg nube gtod Rapios anfdFia qerue
isnsa 5armers pug. Straoer fhuloia
befunoes uno gu Iebensldnglihem
3uhtbaus p%erurtbeilt.
6rau @6ds. garutb in 70 s.
t Ter 6itp fie in cine @iitsrne uno
ertrant.
r. 3u W onte3umd bat fth Der
50jdbrige Sobn 8enneob Derqiftet.
Sn 9iIbertsptlGe ksinQ
Der Reitaurateur Nm. 9iss 5elbIts
moro ourh @ritieBeu.
Qus 9er3peiflung uber anoaus
srnos 9rdRtIidisit eridoB Fd ct
10 uterIOo Der 2~siabrige Ro5. BE
9ooo.
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ben 8eIIerraum berab. fsin 3Isio fing
iih aber babel an einsm Iasel unO
ihniirte ibm ben gals gu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
qNirffc Mitnoerbnr.

xrsp Srous. 81. leoa
ST mar gs4s msHsis Iaas 70 nsrsss SaB ess g.
ruefis sdru MD aHfpTiHgeno maGtt; ana pIsats mid
mem aopf isgE. FpaHis Hiat ihlaisa NIB bate b9Fs,
uias SHiaas. 50 sFper.sts uaa osr Ssbart sass
Rsross bfFrr az nerbsH. absr lsieer niat Gam &c.
brauass ID 8annr aoEiss ssrrosu.starssr r,iatT
paaSsrtar rtriss. 10 hes 10 In MOT siuns lobsa
taHn- 5rsa G 3 eoIaEe.
3. 6uffmanH ans @sas Ripsr. 81. iartibt; So
FIT iaoa g Sabre an utfr5isr Gpsptpft. parfofauan
6ahust ssp0resa- has ia Mot nsbr ssbsR foHais, ists
BEN 10 absr gait0r R5nlgs gsrssnseiarfsr ussrs.
fnbe ID obi nHb munisr. un0 bin itbr s~ufrsosa
nit Der @irtaus sss bsRsu QsrOsHssiarisrs. bsr
trifirt
CNMA2 en nerthnr1es @u1 fur lerptnist0eune
8ePERk Dirh Stosm Der Is perlonat lugtianbt.
Irme erp1ifsH au9 BE ultb3in nmIonf,
8isie WleoistH mlr0e ieit ben Sabre 1875 Bon BEN
So1u, 9aitor 9oHia Sort WoHne. SEo., g~Hbsregtst
MD Iest unftr lslHer anueiinng bon Der
KoENIG MEDICINE CO..
1CO Lake str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Sci ~apo4befsrn 80 kabeu faF
t1.50 Dte 5taf4e, 6 NfofGcH far s6.0Os
ere6s S1.SS, 8 iar 5000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
7tltmmrTntn.

Das Stoatso6srssriht Bat enis
ffieoen, Dap bic 9reat Rortbern ga6n
oas 3eht babe, fir 0,00O,000 peis
tsre 4etisn %aus5ussben. 0ie Nus
sdbe oteier Actien mar DON oem @snes
raIanpdlt angefottsn poroen, nit Der
9esriinouug. oaB bic gabngsieaihaft
iib 3uerit an bic State Railpap e
Warebouie @ommiHion" penoen uno
ibr bepeiien mife, oaB cine Rot6
p~enbisteit fir bic QusQabe Der Qctieu
5eitsbe. Sn eritsr SHitan3 nurOs auh
oieier 4nitdt 3useitimmt, eisie @nts
ideioung 1T nun absr pom S6eraes
ridt umgeItoben porosn. Die @ntz
i6eioung bes O5srgeri6tss 6eIagt,
oaB 9~esisIaturtn Dos Redt batten.
geIebe gu srIofsn, bic Die Qusoabe
BON Qctien requiem, bieies Reht
t0nne absr Hiht an @nbere i6ertraqen
psroen unb elm 9eieb. psl6es cine
GommiTion ME bic %genanHte, 3u erz
mdatisen Jude, nad ibrem @utoiins
ten cine gdpitdlserb0bung al ~oetdtten
ooer gu Dsrbisten. lei, ais elm 9srIu6
legislative 4ehie an 4nbere gu i5ers
tragen, unconstitutional.
Die Giien6abngsfebgebaHg lift
BON Der Staatslegislatur bolin erie
oist poroeH, oaB 6ddlOTsn nurDe,
ale Compromise a%b3ulebnen uHo ouf
elmer 2 Gents 5abrrdte gu beite6en.
1isler 8efdluB Iiest isBt Gem
8oa0erneur Der uRD niro
pabrideiHli6 feline 3unimmung
erhalten. Die @r6i6aft8heuers
8orla5e muroe i'm Ssnat Dsrporfeu.
Die 8orlase, pelte Bic Itaatlide 6ous
troabeboroe autoriTrt, grnteIhnur
aud auBerbal5 bss Staotes gu oerfaus
zen, Duroe audi i'm Senate aHgsnoms
men.
Dor ben gunoegs o oBsefdnorss
men in ct. gauI BAT cine llnter=
Iuhung beg Bdhtoblsniruits uuo Der
8dfdftsmetbo6en oes ger5ancss Der
&o3lenbdHoler i'm 9orbnsFen besons
men. = 5. 5. 6iu bat ais grdFosnt
Der 0reat Rortbsrns9 obn reiigHirt
nno Diro in 3uiunft ben Dor
nd in Diretorenratbe fa6rsn. 6. Z
u. 9iH. lsin Sobn. 1T nun prdiesnt.
Bel Der Municipalnd6l am I.
WloHtdg er3ieltsn bic 8snp.la
ten in 10 mona einen
g%ldH3enDen 5isg. gur tin sin3igsr
&spubIieaner, DID. Sch, Duros ges
pdbit.
Bel sinem Gtreite Hter eobu
lDuroe oer 6armu Sac. @viaitao. in
W q n Z m .. nobs 5sraus 6als.
bon ieinem 4nehte Dams gil6srtfon
eTi4oheH, Der i'd oann fest srIhoB.
Ra9e Carlton sntglsifs Elm
Rortbern gacifits9 dbn3ug. Der Qos
eomoti0fIbrer Guinlan uno Der 6eis
SET Uleielomer, 6eire Don ct. paul,
uurbeH auf Der STEELE estobtet uno
me9rere qdfa9isre lei6t perfect.
gliifds e 9eriin's Eepartes
m%snttore in 9redenriogs purs
be iammt 9Hbalt elm RGu6 Der 5lams
men. 9eiammiDerlah S105OO0.
8erfherun3 $45, 900.
- las 9laHhstis5otel In 3tmzI
mermann 1T nisotrgs6runHt. Die
Safe tonuisn i4, nur HOt5Ddrftig e.
tlsiost, rettsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
pukntu.

Bel elmer QbltimmunQ ii6er Die
0ieensfrase BADEN in Aberdeen
Die Qnti : 9ioenslsr nit 81 aeaen SO
Stimmen zen Siss oaDongetraaen.
~ Bel elmer 6cuers6runii I'M geras
merit Der sSOmeitaIs glinins So" 3u
9eaopooO puroen 200 @ruben
leute bonn Raun ibtrip1Iti0i uno nur
nit grSBter GhmtuiaIeit aerettei.
Das beuer miitbet nod immer.
Als ie nabs W itIfpmnein em
gdlipiele 3uiab. puroe Die 1Oi16riae
5odter Oes Seq. 6iues Don einem
BAL sstroffen uno lofort %aet6btet.
Sn Ropfo git0 lpirO bic
r8eitsrn Stod @rOipsrs' 4T'n." am
8. Qpyil. CUR 5sier ibres 15i1brisen
8eIte6ens. 81 elmer oreitdgisen Sibs
ung 3ufammentreten.
auF Der Wilitdr Referoation
iiiolih BON 5tursis bat Gin grai-
RE uRo UdIobrdnD cine groBe Blade
perbeert.
Ger BON Z. ). Rails assignste
6dnoslslabsn in R ioerfioe in Der
Rdbe DON QIerdnbria nuroe
ourb 6eusr total 5eritort.
Der Hube Spspih nnidFise
48jdbr. 5drmerS traub. bot f6, uobrs
ideinIia in GeiitesgsTt5rtbeit. srbdust.
Das 2idbrise aohterfen bes
Gbepaates aam6srt 1inbolt in 6ers
rieD fiel in sinen aeFei Doa febens
BEN Wd6er uno muros 81 ioos oers
brdbi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Bell, uno Gmil S6auB, nit ,inem
6lsiitermshsr, i5re 6gouen um3ubrss
gen. puroen abtr ibsrpGliisi uno ~.
boftet
Sci 8ud Greer ruros DIT
Dortlsbrer Spon pom 8fiBe trihlas
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

5u 0rrod sius Dds Sc
ihdFts9sbdAos Dor !. 3. Brent e
Sons tn 6lummsn duf.
On eategrpRaI6 etrIhi e;s
ne goistns@ pipsmit. lle6er 100 T6ne
PM 6ereiis ~seHslost pcroen.
Ter q Sabre al.e So6u pom
9snrp Sdul!e in Gerfos erihoB
lih 5ufaai5 auf bar Sasa.
Bel einsm 9ranoe. ser oas
Weanpaus les 6armers s. 0atiou
81 samssrton ne5f allen Su6alt
siHdlHsr's. snisingsB 0atioa. isiue
Bsau auo 1 8inosr Hur tnapp Dem
6iammentoos.
81 @rootfon alma oas
5armbaus pon Omen Sonss in Slam
men auf.
Per 5agmer aoam Sasser aus
81. SofePb uRo ftine Scdter
parosn Habe GFso uon sinem 3uae
seirotieH. Saeser mar auf Der
Steue toot. feline Sohtsr eglitt Rbens
sSiaVktidf S~eflebutIsn.
Gnt. 9tetbeu, elmer ser Qioniere
Der Sioot MiHHedpoItsu uo Der
@ruu5er Der eriisn oeutihen 3si!una
oaielblt, lit mad ldnssrtr 9rontbejt se.
itor5su.
Die 5armtr in Ser lImss5una
Don Sennton babeu i'd or9ani
lirt. um cine co~-OperatiOe molieret Al
erbdutn.
gu 8rauite 6aII8 puroe
Der felt Dem 3. Dec. permibte 3Oi6hs
rlge beige 8. Wtflen ais 2eide in III
mem 8raben dufstfunoen. Nan per
mutbet, ooB er ermoroet purOe.
5n Nantato fielen Die Ira
per1hs Wcbnung uno oer @roetrnla-
BEN ron Is. i. @raper einsm 9ranos
sum 0pfer.
Der srobt Stan oes galhpirt6s
yftc, 9emmii6 BON 9oi0 SptinR
branute total al.
alnrn-
Vie St00thQle RON q a II
@rGnb sorts fiel lammt Ser
CHARACTERIZATION uRo Ser qnlaee fir
electriide 9eleuhtunQ einem oar6
gronpiiituns suiRanosucu 6euer ,um
Gpfer. 9eidmmildooen ca. $4,000.
9srFteruns $12 400.
Sn Meoora aiua eas aIte
S6Io6tbaus oer Irabsr 10 beribmien
anldsen res Morquis oes morss in
6lammen auf.
Sn eintm gobnar5eitsrIoaer 3i
4Itd gerietb Der 80 Sabre altt Gop.
5or Don NatsrIoo. Sa., unier cine nm
itir3enoe Waihine uno erlitt einen
Stdoel6rud BEN sr erla9.
Die 6armer in Der umst6una
bon Adrian babsn T6 3uiommen
getbon, nm einen @leD0tcr an bauen.
au6 polen lie 6ol3s uno ao6lenbans
eel betreibeH.
Robe 9 teeIe BAT Qucien
SheltgeH Ieiuen dIteren gruoer er-
idofsn unO oonn Ssl5Fmoro Began.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
9o1un.

~ Die i'm Senat ser Staatsleaiss
tur paFirte qrimdrra6lsgia purbe
aud pom 6auIe au3snommen, aber
in stnas r%erdnoerter 6orm. sic In
ieBt in 6dnoen sine5 gonferenscoz
mites. 0as 6aug nabm aud bic Bin
an, pelte bic grpTsB=8 eIeaihdften
inter bic Sbsraufibt Der itaailihen
giienba6nsgommifdre Itsat unb bic
ieI6en 3ningt, 9leifmdbige uno oerefts
grpreBge5ibrsu fefBuisbsn; ferner
aud bic SenGtsbiG CUR Reduliruna
QieenFruns) panosrnosr 4aufleute
unb 5auiirsr. ionic bic Senaisbia fir
Grriftung bon 9olf5eis unO Teuers
pebrsgommihioHen in Std0ten 1.
GtaTe uno cine gia, bic Defenders fir
bic 5drmsr oes n0T6Iiden Soma BON
8eosutung 1T, nc ods Quad @ras
groben S6aben oeruridht. @emab
oiefer Bill IMP ndmlih bic giieu5d6s
men ge6altsn, lduss ibren 8a6nItrsdsn
g~snanntss llntraut 81 5erit0ren. Der
Senat ndbm bic Bill an, nellie aus
BEN SiaGts3uhtbaus oon QnGmoiu
cine 8sTeIuuasanhalt maht an0 oas
SDitsm Der gerurtfeilansen duf uHbes
itimmte 3sii einfa5.f DE qsmein.
fame Reioluiion our llntsrbreitunq eli
neg 6rausnFimmreatss QmsHoements
purbe pom Senat a6selsbnt uno s6eus
70 aud bic Gtarismarifaasgia.
Sn elmer 4n3abl Stdote in bies
fem Stadte fanosn an Wontae o. u.
MunicipalDobleH TAFT. Sn 81 a on
gitp fe5ie DIT cemotJatiffs Ulaporgs
canoioat Uc @onlo5ue. Der Ff fir
1urhfibrung str gtisBs sessu Uirths
inaften uno g%orporatipneR srslGrt
bate. Sn 3 0 y%Ddblisn bic Des
motratsn u. e. 5arron gum Wlapor
uHo g. g. 6usbes sum Shabmsiitsr.
5n 81 arr baIItoDn Iieste Mapor
5Hgleoue nit Fem Open toDns5Tus@.
SH Sstafoofa puroe Der Semos
frat 0m. gridtt gum Msbsr az
pd5li. 9n Sttampd fssts bas edn5s
osmotrotiihe 5ids auf elmer Open
toDn pldtform. Sort 1pbge
erndblts ben 2emotEaisn 6. +. zuns