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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
ELks, PILGRIMAGE TO COMFY ISLAND

The visitor to Coney Island who not Elk
felt lonely yesterday, when nearly every Elk who
had attended the Philadelphia convention made a
pilgrimage TO the seashore. Ten thousand mem
bers of the fraternity attended a big reception on
the Dreamland pier where they the guests
of exSheriff William j. Bu;tng. past exalted ruler
OF Brooklyn Lodge %.
Delegations from Dallas. Tex. New Orleans
Kansas City, Denver and nearly all the other
cities represented in the convention were present
at the reception. The insignia OF the national or
der was displayed in electric lights The Dream
land tower. The visitors were taken 10 Coney
Island on special trains which had connected with
special steamboats, at Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
cENTRALs WORK NOT DISCONTINUED.

The report that the New York Central had
stopped work its terminal plans denied last
night by official Of the company. He said that
the work was going forward great deal faster
now than il did while it being done by the
ORourke Construction Company and that the only
reason il not being accomplished more rapidly
that It had 10 be carried without interfer-
ing with the regular running Of trains. Regarding
the statement that the company bound by the
Legislature to finish the work by certain time
this official said that the regulation referred TO
concerned the electrfyng of the road which had
already been done more than year before the set
limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOOTS THREE

Harrodsburg, Ky. July 2.-B, Phillips. a city
workhouse keeper, to-day shot his wife four times
sent bullet through Mrs. Kyle Watkins, his sis
ter-in-law, and fred his last shot Thomas Slee.
eighteen years old, the ball entering the shoulder
Phillips is forty years Old and for some time has
suspected his eighteen-year-Old wife OF being too
intimate with Slice. II is thought he shot Mrs
Watkins for allowing them 10 meet her home
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs Watkins may die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
TO ARRAIGN MISS WOOD.

Miss Florence Wood sister OF Mrs Laura carte,
who was brought here from Chicago on the hlst So,
July Is and locked UP In the Mercer street sl"S :,
on suspicion of being implicated IN the Hispo .ols
some 81 the money which Chester B. Runyan stols
from the Windsor Trust Company, VIII pc 81
charged from the prison ward OF Bellevue HoSp
this morning and arraigned in the Tomos go -,
she has been In Bellevue since the night OF hss
arrival under the observation OF Drs Elnsn 80.
and Gregory who decided that she was suas'@~
from hysteria and was not insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
BIG BUILDING AND LOAN MERGER.
Fifty Chicago Associations, with 100000
Assets, to Consolidate.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Chicago, July H.-The amagamatIon of fifty
building and loan associations of Chicago was
agreed upon to-day. The organizations to he
merged have total assets of $6,OO0O10. which will
be concentrated under control of ten associations
The movement has been fostered by the Cook
County League of the associations and sanctioned
by William Pishzak, Assistant Auditor of the State
of Illinois, who is in charge OF building and loan
associations accounts.
There now 167 building and loan associations
in Cook County, with total assets In excess of Si
10000 and more than 10 600 shareholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
SMALL DEALERS SUNDAY LAW VICTIMS
Magistrate Arraigns Police for Arresting
Pedlers When Stores Are Wide Open.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday PatroIman
Coffin arraigned Giovanni Brocco. whom he charged
with selling merchandise from pushca,t IN viola
ton Of the Sunday law. In discharging the pris-
oner Magistrate Cornell said:
Il have no patience with the policy which seeks
10 punish the small dealer for selling on Sunday
when hundreds Of stores running wide open.
II IS dead wrong 10 single these small fry
pedlers for enforcement Of Sunday regulations"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
ELECTRIC OPERATION DELAYED.

owing the lack OF yard for switching
locomotives the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad Company prevented from be-
ginning the operation Of its electric trains yester
day II IL announced on the authority OF President
Mellen however that the electric trains will proba-
bly, be running by next Wednesday between the
Grand Central Station and New Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND BABY

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Rochester July 2l.-Matteo Perleone attempted
tonight TO murder his wife. and accidentally shot
his eighteen months old daughter The child is not
expected TO live. the bullet went completely
through her body The Of the deed
jealousy The wife slightly injured, but was
able 10 accuse Perleone Of the shooting. lie was
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
WIDOW OF RICH LUMBER MAN WEBS.
Mrs. W. H. Bradley, of Milwaukee, Bride Of
Matthew Kelly.
IBy TeIegraph - The tribune J

Milwaukee. July 2.-The secret wedding q Mrs
W II. Bradley, widow OF a wealthy Wisconsin
lumbermau. announced to-day, the wedding
took place on June Is At Chicago. Matthew
Kelly. Of West Baden. Ind. being the bridegroom
Mrs. Bradley's marriage her former husband
less surprise 10 the state than her rer1a--
riage. When Mr., Bradley his dsathbed ne
married Miss Marie Hannemeyer, his private sec
Rotary. and willed her his great estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22

lar taxes, just If they were private concerns
the four municipal plants-Glassow. ManchesteI'
Liverpool and the London County Counctl-have
paid nearly S4.OS7eoO in reisc of general taxation
The benefits of the profits of the municipal sys-
TENS are shared by 6747,994 persons, while the
profits OF the private companies are divided among
stockholders who number less than eight thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
EARL's BROTHER TO BE COWBOY.

lBy Telegraph to The TriblIne.l
Denver July N.-Francis Patrick Clements broth
er of the Earl OF Ieitrim who recently crossed the
ocean serving as stoker on n big liner is on his
way 20 Denver 10 become a real cowboy He
writes he wants 'tomfoolery." but expects to
bcgin n the bottom and learn the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
SHOT TRUcKMAN THE CHARGE.

Charged with shooting John Donohue, truck
man Of No SIS West SD street, Saturday night.
Frederick Martin. FISHERMAN. Of No. 5o1 West
51st street, held yesterday in $1,000 bail in the
West Side court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
TTALIAN HELD FOR ASSAULT.

Vincenzo Delinci, alleged to have assaulted Jo-
seph Pasouale. Of No. IS Mott street Saturday.
now in Bellevue Hospital suffering from bullet
wound in his thigh. held in the Tombs court
yesterday pending Investigation. The men are
said 10 be business rivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22

Following the hot passage of words between Pc
lice Commissioner Bingham and Coroner Acritelu
regarding the cause for the unusual so-caed crime
wave, there Indications in the police courts
and stations that the city badly in need Of
police protection That the police force should he
Increased Immediately was the opinion OF many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
ALLEGED PIcKPoCKET ARRAIGNED.

James Gibbons Of No. 4l2 West street. was the
complainant in the Tonbs court yesterday against
Henry Fishman, charging him with stealing s..
The police say Fishman is a professional pick
pocket. Fishraan held in s., 800 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
TWO YOrNG EI-RGLARs CAUGHT.

Awakened by noises in his cellar Max Prince, of
No. z3S East 12st street. caught small boys as
they were about 10 make of with several pots of
paint and some paint brushes. The boys taken
10 the 32d Precinct station. where they gave their
names William Anderson. nine years old, of No.
zz5 East list street and William Lowery ten years
old Of No. 243 East l2st street. They charged
with burPiarE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
ITALIANS ~ LIVELY FIGHT.

There were 70 many side issues a fight last
night between two Italians in Fast Iosth street
that additional policemen from the East lG4th
street station had % Je sent 10 the scene. Only
two ~ the thousand or mere who crowded
INTO the street we're arrested. They were the
AS+ters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
ANOTHER ASSAULT IN BROOKLYN.

Another assault case. which the police seemed
fc be trying 20 cover NJ occurred in Brooklyn
early yesterday morning. Led by Lieutenant Nc
Carr, OF the Schenectady station, the police
raide6 a shanty ntgOmery street and New
York avenue There were dozen in the little
building and OF them We're locked up on tho
charge Of assault made By Fstella Holloway. OF No
y Granite street. Although the woman had TO be
treat ted ST Johns Hospital the police held her
on tie charge OF yse-ancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
MANY ARRESTS IN HARLEM.

Nineteen young men were locked up yesterday at
the East -etth street station the complaint OF
residents along 10Th street between Second and
Third avenues. who appealed to the police to stop
petty thefts in the ne!ghDorhood They held
E suspicious persons while Samuel Epstein, fifteen
years old. OF 30. 225 East 10th street. who had
blackjack. Was charged with carrying concealed
WeapOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
POCKET PICKED TWICE ~ WEEK.

=. De QUINCY TlIIH, secretary of the Law En-
fGrceIHent Society, believes he has an argu-
ment that VIII convince Deputy Police Commis-
sloner O'Ksefe Brooklyn IS nov IN the throes Of
epidemic of crime. Twice in the last week his
pocket has been picked. The first time was on
tuesday. while be his way Coney Island
On Friday, While he on ais way home from
brighton Beach. he robbed again. His pocket
book IN the FIRST instance contained nothing Of
value, bEt Friday & held SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22
BOY sENT TO woRKHOUsE.
Two ARRESTS IN PARK.

A. the result of fight yesterday which started
over the possession Of the last available rowboat
in Central Park John Brown. OF No. 1850 Third
avenue. and Harry Eroslavsky Of No. 232 East
76t street. arrested and taken 70 the Arsenal
station. whore they We're charged with disorderly
rCr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-22

I%,ssoouFa somPaqy and the R5soa Rapid transit
beyond. and from the Brooklyn tery tunnel
sJ-BwAYS
/ RELIEF FOR CONGESTION
having nid to twelve doors on each side which viii
nit Of much s'gdieT entrance and exit and thereby
enable The company TO operate many more trains
Require an ears 20 be equipped with seats
that the maximum number OF sttings be provided
See that the company provides freopcn, tratp. m,
enough seats during slack houFs and Sundays
IL ADDITIONAL co,NvENIENcEs AND SAFE
l. Require Illuminated signs the outside of every
. Require destination signs on the interior Of all
3 Require more station signs
4 REQUIRE better light for reading in the cars
. Engage for permanent service qualified sanitary
N''
III NOTIFICATIONS IN THE PRESENT FORM
OF CONSTRUCTION
l. Require concrete floors throughout the subway TO
insure sanitary conditions These should be provided
at once In the vicinity OF stations.
? Require fire hyGrRnts in the subway
3 Require the building OF more emergency stair
4 Provide additional means Of ventilation.
" Projected LINES THAT SHOULD BE COM
PLETED.
L Complete the subway loop by extending 1t south
by new tunnel to Brooklyn
? Consider the adyisabilty Of extending the line
now being constructed under Flatbush avenue Brook
Ign, 70 the south side OF Prospect Park.
4 Build with the cty's money a subway south from,
Times Square the Battery via Seventh avenue and
West broadway. If private bidders cannot be found
for this line
ELEVATED ROADS.
I RELIEF FOR OVERCROwDING
1. Cause additional trains 4 or all
.. Cause trains to he heightened all lines
IL ADDITIONAL CONVENIENCES AND SAFE
GUARDS
1. Compel the inclosure Of platforms.
Enforce the Sanitary Code. which
shall be carefully and thoroughly dali
Ill. MODIFICATION IN THE STRUCTURE
/. ta) DO grant a franchise for a third track on
Second and Third lines unless a parallel subway
has already been contracted for Commission
fully satisfied that the extra service thereby
would be operators bidding on an East
Side subway line.
grant such franchise provides for a
double deck point.
though Commission satisfied
the indicated conditions met, do
such franchise unless the schedule
company provides adequate rapid service
addition the Manhattan Elevated Company agrees q
change its roadbed the fun width Of Its
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Ssr brutidr aaiisr bet6atist re aHf
Da6rrnO iriHss anfsntbuIts in
Sigbeliffe Cattle.
gisIs staatsseiaafts.
Ssr aaiiers eimsisrs gsrsnassH biI.
Orn Die sIHtOmO6ilfa6rtrn in Der
i1mssbaHs Dss SGlOHss.
Gin iSsnIsr sIufsut5aItsort.
aouSor, is. gsop.

2onoor, 19. Rob.
Ger aaiier @il5eIm. iiber 0eiica
@eiun0beifs5uitaH0 in lester 3cif ID
0ielfahe @eridte I'm llillauf Iin9,
0erfolgt ouf SigbcIifie Gaitle AMI Der
Smell @igbt cine aan3 e%igenartigs
~GrboIuHgs4 Sur. Seute mar or SO.
idou nm Z ll6r georgens an ieinem
Shreibtiih uno erIeoigte fiir Die
galer BON 5fud Stunoen Gtaats-
gelhdfte, ebe or aH's 5riibltiid oahte.
&dbreno oes 9ormittuas uno 0es
Hahmittags nnternohm er Damn l1us
gere Nutomobilfobrten ourh bic
gead6aridait, nobel ion mebrere
9erren ieiues @efolges beaIeiteten.
4bgeieben BON Oieien 5abrten ber-
bringt Der 4aiier bic meilte 8eit i'm
ShloB.
DAB Ser @afeut5aIt IN ser piir5i.i
gen Suft oes carbohydrates, BON
Dem oas GdloB umgebea lit, Sen
9oiier gut befommt. 5eigt lid ieba
ldon an Der 2inoerung Ser fntbarra
baltidleI S%Dmptbomc. Ibenos. nad5
Dem 8iner, pertreibt ii6 Der Roiier
Ole 3eit NIT 4arteniptelen. Mit
Ausnabme ieines 9eibarstes. Or ST.
berg. iino feline @erSte Inn ben aai-
Ter bei6dftigt. @enn Ser 4aiier cine
4usfabrt unterninmf, lit er oom
oeutihen 8otihafter in 9on0on,
@raf @oIii b. Metieruih. un0 Dem
@rafen 9lilguit 81 @ulenburg, Dem
@roBmaridaa Oes fonigliten Sofes.
~begleitet. CUR 3eit berriht oui Der
Smell gutes @etter uno rieI Sonnen.
ifein.
lin Sem Raiier Sic GrIe0iauna
ieiner 5ablrciaen StaatSeeiddite
mo ousaeOebnten 4orreiponOeu5 u
erIeibteri, iino telegraph. nno Ge.
Iepbon- int ShIo6 ange.
bradt tporoen, dlIh lit Elm grtra.
8oltoienit eiugerihtct mor0ea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Gin Sanf.srnit.
Relp gorf 19.

giep yorts -. 4fo0.
Die Ereiie fir 3~inofaoen meroen
Fortab nift mebr BON Der .SHternn-
tlonol &>-oeiter Company, Dem 70.
geHanHten aderbanmaidinen Fruit,
toHtroairt reip. feitgeieet meroen.
sic be5og oen fir Die Seriteauna oes
SInofa0ens benotbigten Sanf aus
Dem HIerifoniiden Staat giteatan
uno bate Elm abfommen nit Ben
1fian5erH oies 8roouft mr. an ihre
AgenteH 5u oerfoufen. Gies bort
nltnmeBr auf. Nm 8. Aopem6er
fplrOe in Rerioa. i'm aerannten
Staate, ndmlid Die .sHociatiun Of
Stiial SeHp-8 ropers qeqriiuSet,
toelfer ale @nuf- gflon5er 0es 81.
ltrltts d%Hgeboren. Rad Dem in Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~getrofieneu
uebereInfolHmen boben oie 9flanser
ibreH 9anf an Die @uarenbduier Ser
nengegriin0eten @eieaihaft atsulie.
fern, erbalteu 2/3 oes @ertbes iofort
un0 ben 8eit nadb Dem gerfauF Ser
@aare. Die @eieai6aft olein be-
lorgt DIE gerfdnfe uno D~erTanen sic
Bflan5er, melhe Oieles ouf 5 Satire
a6geifloiene llebereirfomnten bre.
den, in ihpere Strafen. gis iett
BADEN 0ie 9erren 9anT-8 fIon3er i'm
Staats 9ucataH Elm formIidies $40.
nopol auf Die 9ro0uttion 0es Sanfs,
Der lid per Sabr auf 100000 8aaen
iteat. Der ge~gernpdrtige 01arftpreis
tit 55 Gents per 8funo. Bon 0ieier
Sabrespro6uftiou erbieIt 0ie ,Ssnter.
national 8~arpeiter Co. 100000 Bal
len, Die 8IDmoutb Gor0age 60 in
9IDmoutb. 91aI. 10000, Sic
anOern oert6eiIten iib allf berihieoe-
ne @eieni6aften, Sic bon 5000 bis
25,000 8aaen bejogen. Gas fir 0ie
ueue Geieaihaft benotbigte aapitaI
$12,000000 1T bereits aufgebraht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
sunnrnfiniternin.
Gan %5rancisco, 10. no

Gan 6ranclscos 10. l}on.
Mit sem am 5reitag bon bier as.
fabrenOeu Gampfer nMaripoIa@ tusr.
SEN iih ser 9irefior ser Qid'ihen
Gternwarte. s. SO. Campbell. unO
etrpa Elm GusenO Aitronomen Seq
2anOes nod Stint SsIanO begc5ea,
nm sort am 8. Sanuar cine Sounea.
finIternib 3u 6eobaften. BIS Cabin
tperoen sic 4itrouomen Sen 9ampftr
nMaripoia" benutcn uno pon sort oas
linen BON ser Regierung sur Ser
fi.gung geiteQte 9anonen5oot v9funa-
polls. Der &ommanOer Moore.
pelher @ouoerneiir BON @ogo.gaao'
lift. miro 0ie annapolis b~efebliasiS.
Die Gnmpbeuiae @eieaidait ioirS
aHi Stint S5lanO abgeiegt uno am
10. SaHuar mieoer abgebolt tperoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Wlis6ramdlte gbilantrOpie.

Cos AngeIes, Sal. 10. Nooember
Ger MiQionGr : 86iIantrop g. 9.
0eIion. nelfer Dor mebreren Sabren
bier oas Soipital fir 9ungenfranfe
erridtete. lab lid genotbiet, oaiielbe
pieoer 5u ihIieBen, neil es 5uIest
uitt mebr ieiuem eieentliden 8pe-
de. Der Selling 2unsenfranfer, Oieu-
tc. Alls Dem san5en @eiten. ia iogar
aus Dem Often batten iid S1mer.
franfe einaefunoen, uno balo mar
Oas Soipital oerart nit gatienten
oaer 9rt aefiiGt, OaB. fpenn pirfIit)
2ungenfranfe nHfomen, oieie niht
mebr nntergebraht per0en tonnten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Nnfnefnhrcn.
0leln Morf 10. g1op.

Der BON 9ouisburg ReuieelanO,
nod 0en Dorf beitimmte unO nit
Sol5 belaOene 0ampfer sReguIus~
iubr beute friib in oihtem geebel in
Der gtdbe Der @eaport Sebensrpt.
lungs. Station, etpa 20 meilen oft.
lid BON Sire Sslauo. aui. Der Gam.
bier bat cine 8emannuHg BON 19
M~atroien. ga Die Ger rlbig 1T, 10
bOfft man oas SHiff Iei6t flofi
mnden al f1nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
80 itedt Sas 0OlS?
Sem Nnrf 10 Rnn.


Der 9rGiioent Ser .gmerican
GmeItung ans &efining 60. SamueI
@~ugeenbeim, neroffentliht bellte
eiue @rfI1rung, nnh Delher ieine @e.
ieuihoft San0 in SanO nit Ser Buzz
0esregierling arbeitet, Inn oas fir ole
@rdgung BON @olo- uH0 SilbergelS
ben0tbigte Wetaa an Die Miin5en
abliefern gu f0nueu. Die Sbmel5e.
reien orbeiten Gag un0 Rdht, Inn sic
auitrdge Oes Shabamts aussuiii6.
rem. SIN LaufenOeu Sabre lit 6ereitS
@olo uno SLIDER i'm @ertbe BON
ii6er 500. 000,0 900 aus ben ShmcI.
8ereien al Die 9un0eSregieruns ge-
liefert noroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
edluci.

@enf. 10 9pl,p

@euf 10. 9topember.
@eiteru itar5 bier Sic @ittue bon
Naolpbe Be Rotbibilo In 6olae zines
ShIalauiaIlS
Ole @a~onin ipar cine na5e Treuu.
rim Neg cerit0rbeneu qajierin pom
0eitGreid h~o befdu0 ija Hei ihr
sum- @obelfrapitad an Sem Eaac. Sa
re ermoroet murae. Sic @aronin
bate GU Dem Sole einc abmma non
cnieu beoorirbcuNeulltalud ui0 A0
0te 3aiierIn Gin. an @lor0 yhrcr 8yi,
painadi mo6 Errilct am RorAnier
SsS @enicr Sees aelagca. Suradu.
tebreu Sod ih.ul ou Qaiicr:R SAG
gtnerbieten aus ms berustc 0as re.
Nidrc N%ampitcpi. GIN Saar Stun.
Srn# igiter mar Ne#nou Sem aRarh
ten 2lichenI crjuleSet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Nener aanal.
9biIa0sIpbia. 30. 10 @on

Rbila0elpblo, "a, 10. 0oh
@ertreter pom II Staaten troten
beute bier 81 elmer 4onoention an,
iammen. in meLher oas 9roieft zines
sroben 9anals enIang Ser atlanti.
idlen aiite. Don Msaiiatuiettes bis
nab QOub Carolina. beratben ner.
Oen ioa. Cine groBe Strede oieies
geplanten &anermeaes eriItirt Be-.
rcit mo ioa oicie 70 berbreitert un0
r~ertiels iuer0e1. oab Sic arosten
8riegsiaiTe ourtfahren fonnen.
Ter gepiaHte aonoI iou bon Barn.
fable Ban an Der Ror0ieite oes gabe
Coo bis nab Dem Beaufort Snlet, q.
G., Tiihren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
3lpiiden Scr %acificfafe muo
@nitralien.
Gan 6ranciseo. Gal. he. Nt

can Ordnclsco, S1l., l9. gfon.
Cine nele 9ampferIinie, ipelhe
Den oireften 9erfebr 8piIhen ser ga.
ciiiefiiite unO Auitrolien uno gteuiee.
Iauo Oeermitteln mill, eripor6 BON Der
Sopor0 Smith Company In 9on0on
iiini groBe DaHlpier uno bea6iih-
tigt. nenn iih oas @eihait be3oblt,
nod meitere fini at hartern. 9er
erite 9ampfer, g4eon4, iegelte nit
eiuem Sarge i'm @ertbe bon $3.50.
900 Dor einigen Sagen nb, Der 5pei.
te, DGuito~, folgt am %. Iopember,
Ser brittle. p8oberic", am 80. De-
5ember, Der bierte. ,Soreric", am is.
.Sanuor 1908 uno Ser FINITE,
aGowanburg", am "A. Sebruar. Die
Gompier meroen aud Die 9oit be.
f0r0ern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
@emcininme eihnnn.

grOpioence. q. s., 10. Iopember.
Sier beginner beute Oie genein.
idmen SieungeH Der 9eleaaten ser
.3atiouol Wmicipal 2eogue" 1ulo
Ser .Auericdn eiuic Aiociation" q.
3ieielben pabreH bis 6reitae uno
tuer0eu in Der 9lnla Ser 8ropn Uni.
oeriitGt abgebnIteH. Zen @criis
fiihrt Der @uuOesgeneralanmalt 9o.
nopQrfe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Gntiprnnacn nnS einaefanaen.
Garion. Yteo., 10. ytop.

9dtlpH, JceD.y 10. geOU.
aus Dem bieiigen Stoats3uhtboits
entiprapgen 6eltte Oret StrdHmge:
Did 5oreit, lDelder cine 10iabrige
Strafbait tDegen Mor0periuhs ab5u-
iiten bate; CHARLES @ation, tpelhem
ii Sabre tDegeu 8aubanfaas 5uoif-
tirt paren. unO Sobn @omdros, Der
megen Raubanfons gu 90idbrieer
Salt berurtbeilt moroen mar. Die
Srei beitieeen eineu @agen, BON mel
dem 2ebengmittel fir sic Anitalt ob-
eelaoen rurOeu uno iagten sur
Staot binars. sic nurOen iofort
BON eiHem @ufgebot BON Sberiffsbe-
amten perfolgt uno 5gpei oeriel6en
mad LANCER, aufreibenoer Sago nie-
Ser eingefangen. Der brittle, So
lpuros. botte iih NIT elmer 6linte,
ser er einem @1rter aus Der San0
g~erilien bate. erihoiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Gin Nannnuqn 9roirIi.
Nant ~ 1lnnenher

&om Is 9tooemtcr.
GS miro acpIant mit etm 9ntau
BON @aumlooue ia Grittea 0ce ito
Iicuiihcu 9olouie In 9'rtto eiyioa
lnitlidNt &erilth 3t mabtt SAINT
aubau iog DC GI0baWu @auatWpil.
ltduoe pcriueHoet mer0eu. mNl tie it
eicr 4ioHatcu anSrciit Aa9er 0c
Erntc 5u eau0rtcn mare she oie
Eirre eiutritt Seraer MIRO porae
ibluleu eoB Ste itaiicniihe Was.
n%'onoeynua iintt aad oes &ercima.
kn nan Gritrc0 gclcitet merNe. "a
tor AmeriFo mcleH Der 6i%nou3lo1e
gahired'e 4liepau0crcr Buufdfehwn.
@len# hoift oaB la gritrea In tueni
gen &ahreH eine 8iaion 2ous0rbei
Ter ibr Austomaneu bobcu weroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
aanaOa.
MihtranNh.
NlontrNI 20. 0}nh

HtonirNL 20. Won.
Nerle iriih beirut eine NraM In
mlti.cren %ahren oie @ouE BON Moa.
treat entilalm eiuem }uiammenae
,SSteCn Nau0tudN $1,000 in @ol0 unA
81 hiReu m0 0epeulrte ite nit
.ios9eHlVn @orteu ~S,eies CSel0.
lpc.tes Wcint @rQBmWiter Wu.iar
uns lh n @6icc8o 5uiommsaiparten.
ne De td aiou5c hi Ser 9aut pcn
lt'nireal itNrer uaier9ebraht ais
IN Sh6oJ0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
9a6a.
gHentat?
Santiago, 10. globember.

~VNtttNBVf To rtVVNFFVNNs
Gin ll~nbefannter betrot geItern Die
9mtsnobnung oes electromagnetic
treters, itellte cine geofinete. NIT Ga.
ioIin gefiiate Same Dor Oas 8ureal
0es genannten 8eamten mo 3iinoete
Damn Den Stoff oil. Gs erfolgte cine
GrpIoiion, melhe inter Den M0beln
uuo Den 81n0en oes @ebdu0cs
bieE ltubeil anridtete. Gem otuoulO-
Be- Attentdter geIang es in Der aufre.
gung, melhe Der GrpIoiion foIgte, lid)
81 entfernen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
gcncsncIa.
sdmerfranf

Caracas, Is. gtopember. ii6er Bort
Of Spain Sniel Srini0ao,
10. 0ouem6er.
Ger grGiiOeut Goitro Iiegt nieoer
ihmerfronf IN Sos Eeques. Seine
6ruu begab iid beute ST. ieiner gfIe.
qe oortbin. Gaitro miro, io6uI0 er
cine Reiie ousbalten fanu, mad einer
Ddrmeren 6egeHo. ma6rideinIih
nad) Mneuta. gebrnht tperoen.