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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-19
STOCK MARKET FEATURES
ANOTHER HEAVY BREAT AND
 BEARS TRIUMPHANT.

Bt' Paul Smashed Down POEnts--COp- per Tumbles AIsO-Closing Prices the Lowest-More Heavy Liquidation Rise in Foreign Exchange = Call Money and Time Money Easy--Lost, Strayed or StOlen-The January Boom-Good Bunk Statement To-day -Gossip of the Day.
 Yesterdays stock market was in a demorallzed condition in the last hour of business.
 The bears were on top of St. Paul and Amalgamated, knocking the for mer down eight points, and the latter four points, and Amalgamated is down about nine points from the high of the weet.
 The market seemed to have no re- cuperative power, and this gave re- newed confidence to the bears.
 Union Pacific was also weak, and fell five points.
 Anaconda dropped six or seven points,
 One theory of explanation was that the Standard Oil interests were caught, and unable to protect its holdings; an- other was that the aforesaid Standard Oil interests had sold out December Il and was now knocking down prices.
 It is evident enough that there has hpo,l n Ior Of 1ot I,,r tired holders of inactive stocks, and that some of the small polso are show ing signs of distress.
 A strong technical point is that the market is oversold, and that hence a rally may come soon.
 This mornings opening prices will be awaited with interest. Interest of an other kind is what is troubling some of the present holders as well as the alarming declines in prices.
 The easier money has become the more rapid has been liquidation and short selling. Call money is again un- lendable, except at 1-2 to 1-2 per cent. Even time money is so plenti- ful that bankers are daily marking down loans radically. It was possible to borrow to the end of March for 5 per cent.
 Yesterdays preliminary bank figures foreshadowed a strong bank return to- das.
 The feeling that something unknown was hanging over the market made the street decidedly nervous.
 It was evident that in the last ten or fifteen minutes of trading, large line of speculative stocks was dislodg- ed, St, Paul was the center of the Generalization, which followed what was evidently forcel liquidation.
 The persistent European selling was not marked, Probably the lack of sup port where raids were in progress heightened the belief in unsound basic conditions.
 The expected raid on Steel common arrived.
 Union Pacific, just before the close sold down to 175 1-2, then 175.. No support was offered, and Copper broke to liz, Colorado Fuel to 52, Northern Pacific to 150 1-2 All the curb stocks broke at the last.
 Steel Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and St. Paul have been pointed out day by day as shares on which the bears could rake no impression. To- day they went down with the others.
 (Continued on Twelfth Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-19
COTTON MARKET.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, members of the New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch ohce, No, 33 Center. New Haven Conn.
 New York, Jan. IS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05

90 not fail 10 read Al ". Lucas
special Cloak and Suit add,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
REGENT
Gustav, the Grown Prince iiIIll
Takes Up Oscars sWed-
.ish Scepter
Meets Up With a Rl I'M in
the Ministry and Many
designations

Stockholm, Dec. "A serious situ-
alton has arisen in Sweden. King
Oscar, who is nearly 80 years old, is
in such i'll health that he has been
compelled to hand over the reins of
government to Crown Prince Gustav,
who was formally appointed regent
today. The illness of the king is
such that there is little hope for his
ultimate recovery, his heart and kid
neys being seriously affected.
Discussions in the cabinet has aris-
en- which have resulted in the resig-
nation Of Minister of War Col. 4. FL.
Tungsten, Minister Of the Interior Juhz
lin, and Admiral Dyrssen, minister Of
marine. Premier Lindman viii take
temporary charge Of the war Office and
CountEhrensvaen and Count Hugo
Hamilton were sworn in today as min
lister of marine and minister of inter
ior respectively.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
N C(nB.ER
Has a Bill to Regulate Inter
State Business Which
Looks Good
NeWIands Has One for Uni
form Taxation Of Rail
roads by States

Washington, D. c., Dec 4Senator
McCumber today intro uced a bill that
embodies his ideas concerning the
control of corporations doing inter
state business. This bill provides that
any corporation doing interstate bust
ness may take out a, national incorpor-
alton, but does not make, such action
mandatory. In this way he expects,
he says, to separate the sheep from
the goats, and ito gradually have the
most substantial OF the corporations
acting under national charter, the
requirements Of which will be a guar
santy Of their wholesome business
method I. n. 3s
In addition his measure provides
against the watering of stock.
Senator Newlands introduced bill
for the national inc corporation Of in
terstate carriers under a national law,
+ Will a piOfiolOu LII LIE dSQAISlSAOn NY
them Of state incorporated railroads
with the consent Of the respective
states. The Interstate Commerce
Commission is given control over cap
italization, rates, dividends and other
incidentals Of operation of Interstate
carriers.
The bin lays down uniform methods
of taxation Of such national corpora
lions by states and provides that one
! percent Of the gross receipts shall be
set aside annually as a special fund
in the United States treasury for in.
surance to railroad employees against
accident and disability There IS also
a provision that no dividends exceed
ing seven percent per annum can be
declared without the consent OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
HARTMAN

New York, ~. Y, Dec. That the
country is already beginning to re-
cover from the severe shock received
in the recent panic is the opinion of
e. II. Hartman as expressed In an
interview published here today.
We are In the rebound from the:
depression and we are in it to stay
Mr.. Hartman said, There will be
no falling back leach step that we
are taking is firm Underneath the
whole situation there is Industrial
stability. There is too much work
to be done and too great capacity
4 for doing It to allow long drawn
out depression. There are indica-
tions everywhere that confidence is
being restored. The country is too
big and the people too sensible to
allow the acts of a few men to shake
their faith In the integrity of our
great dnanciers and business men as
whole. Naturally there was a lit
tie scare ct first, but when the peo-
pie saw that there were rotten sopts
only here and there they quickly re-
covered from their fright. The dawn
OF q new era OF prosperity Is here.
The oyerstrain on cash is being re-
lieved and credit is once more being
allowed TO perform it's normal work,
but We must not expect at once to
see every line OF commercial business
as active as It has been during the
last two years. Perhaps it is better
for the country that 1t sohuld not be
SO. We have a presidential campaign
In front Of MS. It Is only natural that
we should feel our way cautiously
for some time. When say cautions
n, however, I do not mean hesitat-
ingIy, but rather consaryatively.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
SCH|NIIz
FriscO's Versatile Grating
E !. Nj Is Again In
the Lime Light
Dragged Up in Court to Face
Some More Of His
CuSsedRess

san Francisco, Cal, Dec. For
mer Mayor schmitz pleaded not
guilty on two charges of bribetaking
today before Superior Judge Dunno.
The first case related to*the overhead
trolley deal, the claim averring that
he had accepted from TREY L. Ford
and Abe Ruef $50. 900. The second
was in the gas deal in which he was
accused Of taking a bride Of $3.50
from Frank Drum and Abe Ruef.
The cases went over for two weeks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
ENDOWED LEG
IURESHIP AT
WESLEY COLL.
Mi. and Mrs. Hazelett Of Bar
mes County Give $50, 900
For Promotion Of Christ
ian Education at Grand
Forks

! 3 ( 4 b = !.
" Valley City, Dec Tuesday Thorn
as Il and Sarah Hazelett of this city,
executed papers whereby they settled
$4,000 on Wesley college of Grand
Forks to endoW lectureship. Mr..
and Mrs. HazeIett are old settlers in
Barnes county, having lived for many
years near Leal. They have become
very WelIto-do through farming and
have long wanted to show their APP
probation of the effort being made by
Or. Robertson to build up Christian
education through the establishment
of Wesley college at the state univer-
sity, Grand Forks. m 5s=s.
The endowment does not accrue to-
the college until after the death of
Mr.. and Mrs. HaZelett, when it passes
under the control of the board of re-
gents and the interest only will be de-
voted to the maintenance of Chris
lives, moderate rate of interest will
tfan course of lectures. During their
be paid on the sum to maintain the
course. The purpose Of the endoW-
ment is to establish the HazeIett lee
turaship, the lectures to be devoted to
the promotion of Christian education.
The idea of a regular lectureship
was conceived through the visit last
summer Of DR. Bovine Of Boston Uni
versity. to the college and the deliy-
ering of a course Of lectures which
affected the thought OF the entire re.
4 ligious world OF the state. Each sum.
ner q series OF such lectures will be
delivered at the college, the lecturer
to be selected by the president.
The only condition attached to the
gift is that Sc, 900 be raised immediate
~ to complete the interior fnishings
and to furnish Sage hall This hall ii
one OF the finest mems dormitories in
the west 1T is absolutely fire proof
ond the interior, as well ais the ex
terror, and each two students are fur
nished with a study room as well as q
sleeping room There will be cold
T and hot water in every room, closets
tub and shower baths on each floor.
Wesley college Is enjoying steady
growth DR.. Robertson Is tireless
worker and is slowly but surely build
ing up great Christian college al
the Forks TsIla coIiservafory Of rY1iIgif
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
Mauretanla aoinn some

Liverpool. Dec. 4-A wireless dis
patch has been received at the once Of
the Cunard line stateing that the Man
retania had covered 2.a29 knots up to
.1::35 p. m. today, her average speed
being 2S.57 knots. The Mauretania
covered 535 knots In twenty-four
hours up to noon yesterday and $50
knots to noon today
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
BUSTED.
jamestown Exposition Goes
Bump and Receivers to
Be Appointed

NorfsIk, Va, Dec. In the
United States district court today
Judge Waddill decided to appoint re-
ceivers for the Jamestown Exposition
company. He announced that the
court. while taking charge Of the af-
fairs of the exposition company from
today will take two days to consider
the names suggested by counsel for
receiver and possibly names outside
of that list. He said at least two,
probably three, receivers would be
named.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
vfper Hunting In France.

Viper hunting Is in some parts Of
France a very real business indeed
during the summer season. a man
Of this class named Vacheron, living
at They, near Lyons, has q remark
able record for the last two years.
This season he has killed 4ss vipers
up to date, his highest total for one
day Monday 1astb being Twenty-Five.
Last year his total was 497
49,
USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
Applications for State Depositaries

Notice is hereby given that applica-f
lions for the designation Of state de-,
positaries, under the provisions Of sec.
ton 232 and 233 Revised Codes Of.
1905, will be received by the State
Board Of Auditors at Bismarck, N. D.,
from all national and state banks in
the state Of North Dakota, until ~.
O'clock N. Tuesday January 18th
1908. n
Each application must state:
III /. The maximum amount Of state.
funds applied for.
2. The security offered by the appli-..
cant. SGs.f
8. The rate Of interest which the
applicant agrees to pay.
The assessed value Of the capital
stock Of the applicant. q
Each application must also contain
a certified copy of duly recorded re-
solution of the board Of directors Of
the applicant, showing that such board
Of directors acted upon the matter of
making such application, and author
lied the making OF the same and the
execution and delivery to the state of
North Dakota of such a bond as may
be approved as provided BY law, for,
security to- said state for any state
funds deposited with such applicant. (
PROPER forms for such applications
and bonds will be furnished upon re-
quest. s.F;ls
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., End day
Of Decembe 1907
Alfred Blaisdell ~
H. =. Holmes,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
n If in need Of Fur Lined Coats, take
advantage Of a. w. Lucas Co special

q You take no chances when you or
der Hunts Perfect baking powder
and extracts. They mean satisfaetory
results in baking every day in the.
week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05

You can get a 10 percent discount
on all styles Of 22-eaI rifles and they
make very nice Christmas presents
for the boys.
Pick out one early and have it put
away for yonrson.
Prices $50 to s12.6o each.
q. w. WOLBERT HARDWARE co
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
fired Blaisdell, secretary Of State.
RIark envelopes, Application for
State Depository. " h

1t will be unnecessary to go through
a painful, expensive operation for
Piles II you use Manzan. Put up I'M.
a collapsible tube with nozzle, ready
to apply. For any form Of Piles
price Soc
Sold by,
LENHART DRUG co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05

Rings Little Liver Pills wake mp.
Lazy livers, clean the system and clear
the skin. Try them for biliousness,
and sick headache. Price 25css Isl
M Sold by, 81 ss So {. y Is z /
LENFIART DRUG co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05
GOOD POINT

Topeka Kan, Dec. 1.-THE state
gained an important point today In
its suit to GUST the. International
Harvester company from Kansas. p
w Griggs testified he had heard
Cyrus Mccormick, president Of the
International Harvester company,
state in a speech made in Kansas in.
1908, that the combination of which
he was the head owned or controlled
ninety-fve percent zof al the money
used for the purpose of manufacture
ing and selling harvesting machin2
cry
Mr.. Mccormick had said further
that it was the purpose Of the COM
pany to provide for a uniform sale
price. The harvester company's at
torney tried to have this evidence
stricken out but this Judge Dana
refused to do.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-05

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea pur-
ifies the blood, regulated the bowels,
and the kidneys, cures stomach trou-
bies, builds up the nervous force,
makes You well and happy. s5 cents,
Tea or Tablets.
LENHART DRUG co
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

On Der maroceaniIaen @sttertifife
pon ROrbpeftofriea tobt pieosr Elm
Sturm, befen Centrum gcidblanca
lit nrD Der elm IeuaufrolIen Der Maz
roce045rage CUR 6olge bat. Inter Dem
8ornano, baB lie nit ben 6afenarz
beitsn Hi9t 5ufrieoen TinD, fiirmtsn
8 Stdmme Der G~inee5orenen mad Ga
Iablanca, einem Der b~aoeuter0ifen
SesbdfsR Murocco's uub ihld6teten
bort Guber idmmtIidsn DGhtsrn cine
Wn3abl Guropder db. 0a Der gafha
ron gaiablanea bic nab allen Ri6s
tungen bin flisbennen 6remoen niht
ihiben tDoate pber fonnte, Idben Spa
MEN unO 6rautreid, bic ned BEN ger=
,trGgen BON NlgeriraS Oerpflihtet
iiro, gsmeiniam gOIi3eioisnIte in Ma
rocco gu Derrihten, iih nun Dor Die
Qufgabe gsiteat, OrOnune gu iduffen,
3unGht afio bdIom0glihit cine aeniiz
genoe 5ruppenma9t na9 Warocco gu
i6iden, um cine NIsbreituna Der I'M
ruben uno ben Musbrun zines .,Geili=
gen. 4rieges gu perbin0ern. Sine Be
Iniebung Oss mauriI9sn StdbttbeiIs
BON Galablanca uno Der umae1en0
Bat ourh 3 fran3OFide Rrisgs6oote
itdttsefuEoen, nahoem cine CUR Be-
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Ianpete fpanifdsfran36TIhe Sruppen=
dbtbeilung Don ben &d5plen dnsegriFz
len poroen mar. @iele Gingeborsne
purOen babel get0otei ober osrpunoet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Die Suite oss 8orpers puroen in
alien 3sitsn 5umores aenannt unD e
iDuroe algemein angenommen, oaB Die
9emdtbs Fimmune 0on i6nen abbiuqs.
Qae 5batiafen in 8stra6t 9eso9en,
tcmmen mir isl6It gu Der QnIitt, 0aB
reines. gutss 8lut our Grbaltung oes
guten 6umors a6iclut notbia lit uuo
odB Inlettes glut i6len 6umor pers
uriadt. @utss But 5angt nun a6er
Ocn gutter geroauunl ab. Sin Wann
oehtn 9sroduuR5 gut lit. piro i'd
lucner Dohl fiblen. IS ionte ME Der
8ehen perosn, DaB SriRer's Qmerican
Slirir Of Bitter DiHe ods einsile
9eiImittei 1T. wsltes Die 9erOauuna
in petfectem 3uitanoe ertGlt un0 oas
8lut reinigt. So6aIo Sic fiibleh,
coB sic Sbren gutsn 6umor perlies
rem, muB Sore ger0auuno ~redulirt
lperoen. Gsbraufen Sie fofprt Sris
ner's 4merican GIirir Of Bitter 0ine
uno 5ie peroen BON beiTen ihueQer
@iriung iibsrraldt iein. Ge5rduhen
Sic es in alien arantbeiten bes Mas
gems. Sn Qpot5etsn. Sci. 1riner,
Go. 799 E. 4i6lanO 2lDe. g6icaso,
81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

an bieIer Steae etmas BON Der 0es
i6ihte bes preuBiT6m Sobanniters
Cglaltefers) Oroens gu iassn, na9 isis
ner QufI0Iuns in bic bur9 8abinettss
ORDER pom Is. Siiober 1852 pieber
oufgerihtete Ballet 8ranoenburg iiber,
Der. entfpredeno benz nrIprungli6en
StiftuHes3pede bes Srbens, bic 60re
oeruug uno 4usiibun9 Der nrifliher
&ransenpfIese CUR @ufsabe sema6i
puroe. Der erIte 6srrenmeiiter oei
Ballet mar Bring aarl BON preuBen
nab TeiRsm 1888 erfolgten Tooe cling
bic 9errenme ilterpiroe an ben 9riu.
3en 4lbre6t ben preuBen iibsr. 90a.
tier Yrotettor 1T Der Aaifer.
Die Nlitglieoer Der Ballet s~erfaleR
IN 8ommenoatortR unb Gbrenfom=
meHoatoren. Rsi1srister unb Gbrens
ritter. Sir bic QuFudbms in ben Or
ben. 6eiien 3eihen ein golosnes, dnt=
fpibigea, meiB emailirtts Greu3 1T,
itHo epdngelilhes 9eienntnib, aolioe
9e0Grt. Elm Qtbtnsaller BON min6es
items 30. Sdbrsn. iopie cine Der Wiiroe
oes 0roens entiprehenDe seieli9aft=
liae Sttlung 8~eoinQiug.
8is Ballet btibt sur5eit etira so
8raHtens uH0 SitaenAGuier NIT runo
5000 9stien. 0uBcrbsm IN Seruialem
an Der a8io ~ooloroia@ Elm 6ofpi3 our
aufnobme pvn Rejisnoen. Sn BEN
STaHtenbduiern pgrosn ourhlhnitts
lin I'm Sabre 10000 Grdnte entpeoer
unentgeltlia oesg fir einen bic SeIbfs
toiten nur 81 einem tleineH Sbeils
oedenoen 8esrage btrpflegt
TUB oudl bti 9anoestaIamitGtsH
ron ben NIitglieoern oes Sroen8 cine
u~mfauagsi6e, iessnsreihe 9hdtietsit
ols1elbs miro. babeR bic isBteR 4riege
bInIdugli6 oarset5dn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

MuHdetsr. 1T nieberum Der Shaus
plaB elmer BON ben Sorialihen iniees
ntrten Streit5psguHs, an oer strDd
$1,000 Uaonn betbelliot Hno, un0 bic
con 0epalttbat, un0ronune un0
3o0tihla9 besIeitst lit. Das Militdr
trat ben Strsitern eni9ssen, nobel eli
niss 30 Wdnn blob in Dieiem einsn
Sample getGotst ober Derpunosi purs
ben. Das @ei6dft liegt oarnis0sr
un0 NIT ausif unO S6redsn Febt Die
gepoIttruH9 peitereH GntlpidlungeH
entBsen.
SIN Commencement Doronsfh fno
ernie gauernanru6en ausge5rnfen
uH0 il 8sHbunsen Ino oou ben borz
tiseH 8aaern nieOerge6rannt morDen.
Die eaHogeHsoarmsris itebt ben Auss
ldreitnugeH Eadtlos gsgsniiber UNI
II babsr cine cus aOiatsn b~sfebspos
Strdierpsoiti0n Ran ben uRrabeices
nsH seldnDt noroen.
Qmtlih 1T betannt 9emadt nOroeH.
oaB in ben 8ouoeruments Sa-atop,
4nrahdn, Simburst, lila, &aian une
Acknowledgement Elm Musbrua Der
Gbolero orobt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
gus Orbkur1.

Am 20. @ueuit psroeu Die 9dt6.
66riter pes 6prfIub 1balss. i6r idbr
Tides 9roBss Qicnit 81 Brighton Bad.
a5bllten.
Durh 8sntsrn zines 9oots lamp
oer 30 Sabre alte Maurer pet. Qtu
%tdlsti. Der ppu Wlillpaiiee ~bisr6sriam.
sU 9lamsr's 4oint i'm Scr 8luNe Den
Eo0 ourh Grtrintsn.
SIN 9erfloHentn Monat .Suli
puroen pom GouutDclert oabisy mar
II 6sirdthslicsnieR ausqeaeQt asaen
so I'M ielbn Wondt oes 9oriabrss.
Sas 8ctiafssIdf bat nun tins
enosaltioe @eaeluns ser 0iuierlaFsa.
ialait oes Col. SAFE Send Ionic cine
&ertttiiuu3 oes auI S2SS. 293.62 nd,
wIauisroen Rttbetra5s dn3eoronei.
Den osrihitoensn Erben fallen osms
9emGB folssn& pti.srt 9etySle III.
Nm. 6. 8oud. Sf5soib. Qefit oes
Srblaftrs. $4S,C32. oey @eaanntt III
0eer gshalisn. bon isiusm Batter Inn
Setraee ran $30.6l7 b~jgtetloFsue
StHgOtp sem @at,aB sa &3ablsr:
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$4,000; MarpRcnau. 9u5aun. R.gl..
S64 600; 1@artbaS. Marran. 9ll5ann.
y. ~. S96.064.54; Sara6 gjrminas
BAN. 9l6aun 2. u. S2400 (7is
oyti ltbiasnonntsR ms glidten oes
SralaHers); Srse. 6u65aro ana Mar.
soJti 0u5Nre in 4.Sann 8ino.r 81
ntr 1nosyu 9idts PES SrslaTtrs. !,
$4,000.
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6avoen =. Dale, u,ttr Sfns
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pes GcrTbtuotn Ses S6a.ta.as uns
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Bduau in 5aft III unier Der aH=
tlaee BEN an oer is Sabre alien SeHs
ME 9si6ls am 30. aani IN 3ona
SirotiorD 5sri5teu Nfialii6en cut
morn 6esdnsen 5u bateu. BAT bic 3bdi
singeiianoen un6 Elm umfaHenoss Sss
hdnoniB ieinss IdeuBliheH 9erbrs
tens a6gsiesi. Die gs9orosH
psroeH oeriuhen, i'm balos
mo5lidF a5artbeilsn 81 IaHsn. Dc
Die gI5itteruns gsgen zen Worosr io
groB TT, oaB Elm Gspaltact 5efir4tst
pir0.
~ Dur6 oas 8srnen elmer 0ampf=
ro9re in eySbin9lemii6le Der Muroin
&c Ueas Qumbsr 50. gu 80 aua As
Tee puroe 5. 2. See, Superintsnosnt
Der Ulible. 10 idredlid 1%er5rl5t odB
Ct tur3 oarauf far6.
Der "A Sabre ate Ont. Qoua9s
men, Elm bstdnnter ginpobuer oon
Boutei6d @ouHtb 0sfsH frau ii6
tur3liH con i'm ihsi0en lieb, bt5ing
ouf ieiHer 6arm i'm Sopn nus
teso Ssl5fmoro our6 Gr5dngen.
SIN 81. gsbsnsia6re lit IBID.
SacO6s, Elm %5stnnntsr uno anieiis hes
ahieter @inpobnsr BON 8eaper
3 a N, aug Gem 9eten geidieoen.
Der 5armer 9ster WeHer i'm
Sotpn Outs Fat our6 5tur3 Don
isiHem 6euboosH sinen id6en 5oo ss=
mFunoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
gus Rnrt,tr.

@ssn 100 beige 6igarrsnmas
der le9ten bic 4rbeit nieoer, UNI bic
Gutideiouu5 ifrer Qr5eitgs5er Be-.
treifs elmer leioroertsn Go6ner6obung
DON 81 per 2auieno dbsuparten.
Der at. N5ne5 6rauenperein
Ger bobmiidtn ct. Sobanu .. Rep.
GemeiRoe piro ant nddieu Mittno6
Elm @Iscredmieit sum 9eiien Der Sc
msinoe D%eranpalisu.
Jn Der Rdmen Seiu-9irhe fano
am Dlithuod .. 70. bic 3rduun1 BON
Sobn Braun uno SRI. gmma glitter
ourh bo9D. 6ru. 9farrer S6pinu
itatt.
Qm Is. auguf pir0 bier Die
Sd9rescon0eniion eer .Wig. State
4hctidtioR Of Mlniter 5ouIe qaintsrg
&c Decorators" itattiinosn, gu Der
nan 400 Dele1attn ersp0rtet.
5 Hoer gtdbe Der bjeleen Werfs
te Der @oo0rih s9inie puroe Die Qeihe
zines neu5e6orensn Ginoes i'm ZEE ae
iunoen. GBie IS Ifsint. 1T ods aino
ltran1ulirt uuo ms 0dher 1sporfen
poroen. 8on Dem @erii6gr oes fdsuk
liten 8er6retens ba; man tsins
Spur.
0ds No6nbaus Der ardu mlrn
9oipdrtA 4 gleiIen 0flih Don Union
@rcoe, puroe ourh Elm 6euer. nslAss
lntolge zines idaO6aften 5hornteins
entliano, total ein9ediheri. Snaoer
$500, init ssriuser 9errherun9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

udmlid Die @ufl0luns Der crrsauiz
igen armes. bic 9(usfabrun1 0isisr
9rore fabrte aber gu bluiigen
admpfen bei Denen, nab dmtlihsm
8eri6t. etpa 120 Mann 9st0otet ODER
~neriDuHoet por0en. GtDd so bierDon
entFielen uuf bic @Oreaner. Die ibrigsn
auT bic SdpaHer.