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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
REMARKABLE SODA SPRING.
Has Formal Vast Bed Of Solid salts
Through Which Stream
Passes.

Undoubtedly one OF the most rsuark
able springs In the world has ecen,Iy
oeen discovered In New Mexico. IL "a
literally a spring. says the Engineering
Il Mining Journal. saturated with
sodium suiphats. Distilled water
weighs s.33 pounds TO tie gallon. Ths
water OF this spring weighs 1895 pounds
per gallon; and evaporation yields Z "a
pounds Of dry solid matter, OF which "a
per cent. Is salphats Of soda. crystalIiz.
Ing out chemically pure.
n sulp5ats Of soda crystal contain.
.! per rent. water. Al il6 degrees y. 4,
msits In Its water Of crystaiIIza.
ton; and the temperature of the spr,uz
being slightly In excess oGii0 degrees
r, the saturated lI11!J son overflow.
inE and cooling Immediately forms a
crystalline mass like 'co.
The natural inquiry asisas as 10 tho
deposit or accumulation G: ages from,
this spring; Tor, unless Il DISCHARGE.
into q stream OF fresh water. the deposit,
would be vast In o1tent. No more ~.
ting location could be Imagined. for II
Is In the loves; portion % q wa, SINK
or basin. scores Of miles ia extent.
Tho deposit, therefore. has formed 4
vast bed. miles In extent. Of solid sodium
salts throush which this spring. by rsa.
son OF its beat. maintains its channel
MA continues TO augment the deposi,.
Inasmuch "a the soda crystal stHorescss.
or sives up It's water By evaporation. ths
elements serve 20 smooth and level ,hs
surface: 80 that the lake. though FRY. 4,
white as snow and bears ON rsseri
eiancss 70 a northern lake In tho EN-.
brace Of winter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
Livery Stable
YOUNG and COVERT. Props.

Ali the Aids 70 Confer.

Speaking Of accommodating ho.s!
clerks" remarked L Portland trayeIa-
the best I ever saw was n 4 town near
Bangor. reached the hotel late In n .
evening and was assigned to a pretty
tidy looking room Just before I re-
tired heard z scampeEiaz under ths
bed and looked under. expecting to see
a burglar. Instead, I saw a couple o,
large rats Just escaping into theIr hole.
I dressed and went down to the oescs
and put In q big kick. The clerk was "a
serene as a summer breeze.
I'll fI that all right. SIR he said.
Front! Take 4 cat t IS Ut once
Minneapolis Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
Fine Line or Stationery
Anegretti Famous Choco-
late Creams, Pure
Stick Candy.


JS TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIL =
Fourth judicial District % :be Sia:s c!
SsT1tl, ia AID FOR :hs cpGzET % Clio.
IN The matte: o. itc estate O; John
E~NFsiricF Rsiassa, DrcsIsed.-So;ice ~ Crsdt.
tors:
Notice f., hereby given ;ast 90 tnr so.h DAG
% jlnuHrT, l9p7. By order Of the Fourth 10
Gicisi Dis''ic; Court @; Ias state or SsTldl.
In sad fcr the C3ur;T OF ElsD-dEiy nlie-ths
undersigned w1s appointed Etscutriv ot .as
LAST Will aud testament q said Joaa F'redrtcS
Reinse7, lai has duly qualified 4, sucl
t.Iscu;ri8.
All pers0zS hsgIzg cyatus against said De.
ceased or said estate IRE hsrsoy noiiFsi ;has
they are required 20 die :hs same With the
proper vouchers ard statutory afiiaTi;s At
;lched WITH the clerk % said cUur, within
three rIonths from ;hs said date Of hrs, pubii.
cation Of this roifcc.
BERTHA ". REtNKES.
EIecuiriJ Of the LAST wit aoI ,cs,.nes;
o. John Frcdrigk RcluieH. deceased.
OTTo T. WILLIAMS.
Attorney 'or E~TrcuiriI.
Dated January 81, 1907.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
ELKO SODA WORKS.

Manufacturers Of and dealers III all
Kinds at syTups and -gias, including
lemon soda. cream soda. orange soda.
ginger SIc. iron brew. peach bounce
Al kind NJ sOft Or CarbouRtsd drinks
put Up ~ quart bottles = speci,ity.
Tall "ii sampin ouf goods before buy.
'iZ else Sh"r". Prices Ia SUI. ths times.
Mail orders r~r.;Give prompt ~s..eustoo.
". o. VoEg. lrnr.
h"ne at ""r"s p. =. Miller. Mgr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
PhiIosophr hor -.

NOBODY knows WHAT ucss earth
Gcakes, although It Il 4 ciafmed
I tney CO Ihs Quahss
somewhere every day Nc knows
WEN the earth cane or when It VIII
g. where it cane from, how It tame
G. how # happened to be here. The
fact Is when you get down To TIE
trTth- nobody knows anything about
s.ytstng-past, present NJ to CONE
ard about the only way 10 get along
N this GoE-noGhfnS world Is not 10
try 10 knoT Tsry much--Eldos,to
Republican
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
Business Locals.

Delicious oyster cocktails az the Club
Aloon. Try them.
Save shose natural teeth, thereby re
tain yo-r facial eIpzession- DR.. Gill
lxrd -the dentist Office over Drug
Ste ~, EIko-
Pine Salye Carooiz 81, acts Ike
poultice; highly aaSsertic. extensively
used FOR Eczera, tor chapped hands and
bps, cuts. ourr=. Sold o. EIso Drug
Co.
Ga Aid sf.er Fe6.ulr. 10Th All barber
shops il Elsc VII BE- closed ali day
Sutay. but I'll ksep open until 1870
Saturday r:shls.
Mr.. :. ". Thompson hiss Pu: : team
OF ,h= s5r.-t.nd / prepared 70 DO al
xru,!- - EaIlrus. Al zork entrusted
20 nim nil r~er So prompt a;senuor--
Tee ii. wunternan:ei Co. Jewelers.
are prepared - DO rsPairtrx q; tie most
reasonable ra.,s az their place OF buzi-
ness. Engraving free Of charge Oh all
articles sold.
=Pineulss' (cous-aIcohoicl made from
resin from our Pine Forests. used :oT
hundreds Of years 20. Bladder aud
Kidney diseases. Medicine Tor thirty
days. SL-Co. Guaranteed. Sold By Eiko
Drug &c.
VIZ. l. J. Wir:e:nar:eI viii leave FOR
San FraccSco on Feb. 9th. 70 serIenEh
the i"=weiry stock OK the WinterTActe!
Company and maze arrangements Win
the agents 0; Eas:erc manufacturers TO
supply them with the latest ard bes;
i=-elEy and kindred lies during the
spring and summer.
Dad='= Little Liver Pills thoroughly
clean Il system. coed !oE Lazy Iive.s,
ua1es clear conpIeEIor=. bright eye
and happy thoughts. Sold b. E!hc
Drug Co. :
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
E1rss PoEsr Azainst Wind.

It Is calculated that a II horse pow.
eT touring car, bu.i; Tor moderate
speed, require; more than FIVE horse
power to overcome the resistance Of
the atmosphere-the wind OF its own
m~aklng-at % miles an hour. whereas
the same automobile, Il It could be
driven at the speed OF ii4 miles an
hour. would require 23l horse power,
merely TO OFFSET the air resistance.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08

AapZlu Pile Remedy Juc Up rG M
seu,enr, e'llsrsro'e iub-= wish DnzE'-
Attachment - ,.,af the remedy uay ~
applied at tie .efy seat q tie trouble,
:Ec- f-4eygEg a!uost Instantly bleeding,
i5cbuz OF pru;rudiuE piles. Sarstac.
IOz guaranteed or money refunded.
So g F.ko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
HI. RuIIna P..iea

TheE were crossing the Seu
Lear re- said Tia eminent PRO
meter. To- are way behind the tfmea
WAT you need here Is a triple e1-
ra1zicn turbine steamer with three
eieTators and an at gallery.
Think sol" gruEtsd Charon, a. h4
t1szed At the car
Yes. I do cried the promoter.
L can capitalize the scheme In nc
time Wen form y stock company
wiki SD. 6de shares az
But lust then he ecas bumped tbs
further zsore-Chfc1so News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
It's a Pleasure
To drive good horses ::
and nice new buggies

We make q speciality OF
good rigs. All our turn
outs are new and up-TO
date. oar stables are
ErSt-claSs in every re-
=pect. Pest OF care
given to bOaCters :: ::
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
Fer Sale.

Five Humid red and Thirty hI.,o Of
Golden Italian Bees, IN 8 frame. latest
patent Doge,ail hive, all painted. heavy
=1th honey and bees, Gao ship nny " h. ~,
f2-"o per hive, worth 90. a soap. STise
qujck.
ALnEEr LIHE,
Sorden.
sacramento Comfy C.jsf.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
The Best Shoes.

Douglas shoes for Ten and Toueu
and other makes OK hrs: class Zoo: ~ear.
Sold by \. l. NArx. TLs Shoe Man.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
BALANCE in ,tsasn,y

bAAncr IN sfeAsufF.... 81. fif 63
Tho above balance stands 70 the
credit Of the various finds IA Der
TrensuTes's balance Sheet. dated Jan
]. 1907.
rRaAsrRER 8 Ian snEE1.
Cesh II treasury To Inc credit, ~ The
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08
Joint Statement
Auditor and Treasurer OF
Elko County

STATE OF NEVADA "a
CorS-T OF Exc.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Exc Ser- Jan ., 1877.
To ts Rozoru5l SeGr,i Of CoaEtJ
ConnIsioasrs Of ECso comfy Sz---
GrS-LxMKS-Ws bevC.h s=oar cur
Sar.srly EePors O; tie Euaeea q Ers
crnsT foe tie Gua-ar enG-z Dec. 81.
l@ce. Respectfully ,~uhe..ad,
c Y. GEoyEa. AvGIz,r.
A. G. DATLxT. Treasurer
sKcLTP-s ySoa ALL 1EAx
BLa-ce u Treasury Sept.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08

Delicious oyster cocktails az the Club
Aloon. Try them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-02-08

Sacramento County
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT.
Engineer Held Responsible for Eng
lish Rail Disaster.


Shrewsbury, Eng, Oct. 1s.--A train
made up Of passenger coaches bound
from Scotland and the north of Eng
land to Bristol left the rails as it
was entering the station here Six
teen persons. including ten pasaen-
gers, were killed and many were in
5ured.
The London and Northwestern rail-
road, on which the train was running.
curves sharply as 1t nears Shrewsbury
and there Is standing order that the
engineers must not exceed speed of
ten miles an hour at that point. Dis
regard of the order is believed to have
been the cause of the accident. The
engine and all cars with the exception
of the last one left the rails and when
the officials from the railroad station
reached the spot the cars were a tan
gled mass Of wreckage, beneath which
were the bodies OF the dead and the
injured. Fortunately the wreckage
did not catch fire and the doctors and
salvage crews who soon reached the
scene did not have this added danger
to fight in the darkness.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
MRS. CHADWICK IS DEAD
Passes Peacefully Away in the
Ohio Penitentiary.

Columbus. o., Oct. 11.--Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick. whose amazing financial
transactions eliminated in the wreck
ing Of an Oberlin CO., bank, is dead
In the woman's ward at the Ohio peni-
Tertiary. No friends or relatives wait.
ed at her bedside; only the prison
physician and his attendants. Her
son, Emil Hoover, had been summoned
from Cleveland, but did not arrive un-
til after his mother was dead.
The decline n Mrs. Chadwick's
health began almost from the time
she entered the penitentiary on Jan.
IL, 1906, sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment. She worried about her
troubles until 1t became almost impos-
sible for her to sleep.
Mrs. Chadwick was healthy look
ing woman when she came to the
prison, but she gradually wasted away
and had lost fully thirty pounds at
the time Of her death. Her last ILL
ness dated back about three weeks. :.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
ON INJUNCTION QUESTION
Federation Of Labor to Put All candl.
dates on Record.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE Central
Federated union has received an APP
peal from President Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor, which
has been sent to all the affiliated un-
ions. asking them to request all polit..
ical candidates in the present cam
paign to commit themselves openly as
to government by injunction. Com
pers said that the misuse of the power
OF injunction occurs constantly and is
dangerous to the liberty of the people.
1t was the duty of the labor unions to
investigate all candidates for judicial
and legislative Offices so that they can
be put on record as to how they stand
on the question of government by in
junction.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
81. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, Oct. 15.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers. $5.5006.5o; fair to good,
$4.00@5.00; good to choice cows and
heifers, $3.50@5.00; veals, $4.0006.00.
Hogs-$5.7006.55. sheep-wethers,
$4.75@6.00: yearlings, $5.5005.90;
spring lambs, $6.25@675.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago. Oct 15.-Cattle-Beeves,
ss.9o@7.s0; cows. $1.50@5.s0; Texans,
$3.75@475; calves, s5.500s.25; West
ern cattle, s40o06.00; stockers and
feeders, $2.50@4.75. Hogs-Light,
s6.15@6.75; mixed, s6.15@6.S0; heavy.
$6.00@6,75; rough, $6.00@6.25; pigs,
$5.25@s.S5. Sheep. $3.00@500; year
lings. s5.s506.0o; lambs. s4.75@7s5.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
BIG TREsTLE COLLAPsEs.
One Man Killed and Nineteen Injured
Three Fatally.

Middletown, N. ", Oct 14.-One
man was killed. three We're fatally in
jured and sixteen others were seri
ously hurt by the collapse of 400.
foot trestle used in railroad construc-
ton work near Stoney Ford. Sixteen
work cars which We're on the trestle
went down In the crash.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Oct. is. Wheat--Dec..
s106x; May, s1.11M6111A. Corn
Dec, 6S1sc; May, M064Ac. Oats
Dec, 66Mc; May. SIC. Pork-Jan.,
$15.97h. Butter-Creameries, 24GD2so;
diaries, 22025c. Eggs--17h020hc.
Poultry-Turksys, 13c; chickens. 1oc;
springs. 10Ac.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis. Oct. wheat--Dec.,
Slips; May, s1.15%. On track-No.
hard, s1.1s; No. Northern, SLIT;
No. Northern, s1.15; No. Northern,
$1.1ik@113h.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct. 16.--Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard. SLIT; No.
/ Northern. $1.15h; No. 2 Northern,
s1.1s; Dec. $1.12h; May. s1.1s%. In
store-No. Northern, $1.13%; No. 2
Northern, $1.10h. Flax-To arrive
and IN track, $3.50; Oct. s1.29k;
Nov. $1.29K; Dec, $1.24%; May, 81
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-24
Secretary Taft at Manila.

Manila, Oct. 15.--War Secretary
Taft arrived here at 4SO p. m. from
Hongkong and received an enthusiasts
tic welcome
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
mMnceridlSne 8erid1te aus
Gem GanaIaebiet.

IS tommsn jsbt paRosria0Hs Be-
rIhte aus oem g~aHaIge5ist; gsar5sitst
piro oa, Dab Der - Gro6ooen Hur 10
ilie5t; bic 4rmseofTieiers, pslfe bic
Stelln otr lsitsHoen GiDilingsHieurs
ein8enommen babsH, inns ben @i0ilis
ten 10 uHse6eHsr sii5sr@. e III sine
pa9rs 5rtube. SIN Sui bat man ms9r
dusgsgraben, ais i in einem Uonat
3u1or, uHo etDgs me5r as Elm 0eans
tel ales neHsn, mas a6er6aupt untsr
eer 8d9rissH 4esios osr Der. Staas
ten 4sraus gsidarrt puros. Sm Sui
lI26,O00 @ubits gases. in zen an6es
rsS IS Wonaten 8.254.00O gubits
garos. Das TT bod ermut6issBo. unb
nun 5raudsn nur nod 100000
Gubli Yaros me6r berausgsgrabsR su
per6en, unD ~ Der GaEal 1T fsrtia.
Sine 9lsinigteit!
RAD Der SuIi=8ate brauhf es nur
ned 904 Nlrnaie. nm rem gonal fer
tl5 81 grabeH, 10 oaB alfo in 1915
0as erite S6iif oenfel5en beFabrsn
Dlro. Ran tann sod nidis Grireuz
ltteres fh oorislen! llno am o6He
uHtsEtrehuHg aramm Meter arbeiteH
81 t1nneu. Fat prdl. &ooleosit feline
3ulttmmung oa3u gegs6sn, oaB cir
Defi3it Don 6 Wiaionen, ooer ba 70
bsrum. creirt neree.
Bis ieBt Iino run5 100000
perdus8dbt noroen. ROD dht oasu,
70 bat man in ben orei 3a6ren uuasz
idbr bic Summs d~usgegl5sn, bic Eel
Der srien 46l6dBuna Der mut6mdblis
den Soften fir bic 5srtigiteauns les
YaHdmacanals als @eTdmmttofens
prets fir ben 8aa Don Der Waltere
GommiiiioH 0eranidtagt puroe. Qun
muB olsr0iHgs pon oieierS umme elm
4b3ug pom 50 W%inipnen, bic an bic
fran3oilfe @eieal6ait uno bic pa
mama 3epubdt ae3dbft nuroen, aez
ma6t perosn. Somit esr6lei5sn runs
so NlaIonen fir aus9rabunlen ufn..
ooer 81 Dollars per Gu6iibaro. "a
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o%dbnna9gons uip. angsf9aFft pora
ben iino, bic aud fir meiters qusaras
5un8eu Dieniie IeiIten psroen, 70
ourfte id, Oas @ra6eH per Gu6ilnarb
IN 3atauit biaissr Heaen, uieaeiht
AMI Sc, uno man braudte alTp .nur"
mebr runo 600 MiQionen. sis bds
6eia5te erits S6iif 6~inourdia6rt.
Aua cine 4lsinisteitl
9elb brau6t man. oos III Eder.
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frisoigenoer 9eifungsn - 1,126,O00.
6u5its goros i'm 5u,-niro it'd Ser
GonsreB nod niht f'rdu6sn. 70 nil
lionen pro Sabr fir bic uGhIten a6t
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no3 etpGs me6r. Qbsr 0a bari nidt
geinauIert perben. IS Miro bod ih6n
isin. psun mir zen Canal nal crit
babsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08

bic fOrtfGrsitsn5s sehHil 9Ift ion
basel; Die 0dHsr5ufntr ber sroBen
Staots miro INNER reihIiher uHo
0as Wafer piro reiHer ~ bsijer; bic
W0bHuHsen rerosn INNER oerdumis
asr, 5sner uno lufiiger uno g~sIinoer;
aud bic Qsbensmittsl iino bsutt bei=
ler, 3utrdglifsr, aIs tie 0ieasint je
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ben, uno fhlieblih idngt oos gubIis
cum iel5it an, fh eiHer OsrnHHftiserer
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
sREss Rsffem.

Gs mug ia Ieioer 3uaefanbeR pers
ben, DAB bds grobs gubItcum ben
Propbe3siungen u~nierer Profe6oren
uRo ioHitissH @tlsbrteu g~egeRlbtr ets
mas mibtrauiih genorOen lit. qah.
boB bieies glibtrauen einigermaben
bsre6iigt III. DEM lie ba5sn an uHs
Observation-Disclosures 3iemli6 groBe
Qnforoerungen 9eitslt uno in ben lebs
ten 5dbren rent ti6ne g%ebauptuRgsn
auFseItsat uHo iebr magbaIfge pro-
pbs3eiurseR gtmaht. Dabei pi0ers
ipredben he einanoer Iebr oft uRb
ariiRolih, io3uia5eR. uno bic Propbes
5eiunssn fielen 70 3iemlih ale ms
W0fer; o0s @elentbeil trat in ben
nWiiten 6dIen Elm. 5ebc6, fetus 3egel
obre @usrabme. uno aud Bier gi6ts
4usnabmen, Itrsi6t bic ygbie. Aboz
pit. Das til 3uRd6it nitt 10 ge=
metnt, 0aB sinige oer miHenidaitlis
den 9ropbe3tiun@n inGrfl1un8 gins
gen noer al Qeheu ptripred9en. obpc6l
auh D0s ia mdbr uHo uir's iir Die I'm
Rdbiolaenoeu 3u beiprsdenoe iebns
Iiait piHiden - ionoeru 10, oaB eis
nise 9elt6rte audi btute uo6 6eim
Bublitum i'm @eru6t 7u0erldfF0sr
@laubpiiroistsit iieben uno dagtmeis
ren@lduben i%iRoen; peni9itens oaRn,
penu tie ION Elm d6ne s3utuHitss
6ito pormdleu. 81 oieisu 9elebrten
asb0rt uRisr IT. 8. U. 0ilsp pom
Ounces INSTRUMENTATION uno isis
ne PROP seiun1. an Ste mir M0tns
q~unasIoS liaaben. tt ote, Gap in a6s
iebbarer 3eit pas WenIbenle en- I'M
30 bic 40 9rotent otrl6n1ert iein
piro. DerE Or. WileD bat lid BIS
lana oou al3u ssp0attu 9ropbs)siuns
gen fern SeR1lten uno - mir slau6en
germ. pas sr uus "a iast.
IS mar auf Gem Gonotuie ser anne.
riclniittn 4pctRleyQEtaItafi In
Rsp 0ort. M Tr. 0ileD pyop6e3tt.e
oas bic 3eit i'm Mrmari6 1T. sa mir
rtupitli6en eipitfrttn meuiben ent-
oeoer gar nitt olt seer oom eiel altar
uro In REF otrnapFtiaersy WeiIe al.
foeroer ais sishsr. gr ia5te. ME abris
gems lhon sci friberen @e.esenNitea.
/ Il habe eiusu Gpntract nit oer Ra.a-.
nab Dem sr 6eytt,iat Ill. ruro 100
Sabre alt gu reyoen uao ertldrie cas-
70. oab oer meH'dlidc Grldnismus
auf IL ian9es 4u5oaltrn beuhnet fei
euo out io .cnst aushal.sn MIRO.
psuR Is lsiiHat ;bm eit 8ranf5sitsr
ern3ubclteu Sic i'm iaodasa ana
u~risrDaa,er celr ibm SER mtar oSsY
r~eui1er plot hsu 3uiammsr6ref
hrju8eu. Sn sem G1rp9 etl.n ot
9rantbeit hatten uira55t In San ilnl.
ten SaQgsp cams rt foytf6rti,
1tuott. ne uts0 Vo,aen Wilttu
Fh lent ItoH In est9ey,iu3synns 81.
Surhj hrit:I.tg 2|sstrsotttrs. nc,
80 Sahrtn fta gDurhian-tis
bauer RS 0,sai tsrae ,tn& AMI MIR 2e
,aahrt. SNuts fest ne 5riittn 85 ANA
40 Sahrer. uHa. Hca sieign h5ht,
eysielttH 6ort@rut >iyit man ,ussv.
Fht,ih tyrtrtn. cof re III elm r,cr
tuuetyi SabrsH oui 10 .>shys 7efis
cen 'tB iptyo. Tos k Ser ritt
rur san oanu uc9 oitt rerfar sin.
ser neren wsy,er tsl ienssrr
ouh pas oiel Ts5r# 0}sli3sn elm Sc.
hos mrs ffNr -kss-st ~t~ ia 49,,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
HIisrIsi Intsrsssantss.

9tdi. Raoisotlt III lett pamit 5es
ibditisi, 8 RsoeH 81 geraHsn. sic er
pdbrsno Der 0ote pm 30. Septsms
Rr bis 6. Gcto5sr su bolisn ~seosntt.
agF elmer .grSen 3eiie ouyh rem mitts
ltyen @sisn uno cen Saotn. 3usrit
piyo IT aE Def @~Hthhluug Dts naties
nalsn Meainlsh DsHtmals in Can
ton. q. t6eiInt6msn uno bert isiue
srite Rtse b1itsn. Die u6bhsRsas hdit
er Damn III 8tesui Sd.. no er ieolun
eiHtn Dlmpfsr bentistn uuo Die Rtiie
zen 5luB hinantsr fortitBsn Miro. Sn
ct. 9oHis piro ssT srfe ldHssgt @ui
sathdgt ssHommen una Reoe 10. 3
pom Stapsl selaFsn; oaHH iolssu
Gdiyo. 5n. NIT Rsss Sc. 4 unoQQlms
RIBS. Ssna.. NIT 8scs 10. 5. Eort
55rs SIC 9cotiaart auf IND bic Ra6-
-siit uah Nsfhinlioa bssinHi. Rese
&c. 6 Miro IN Rsiegps s,balsen. im
6als osr 9riHosni an irseuo tinsm
Grts in Die Gage iomnlsH ionts. Sc
5raut oa5oR 80 matgH. 4uh N
0aibeils IND Chattanooga uiro Ssrr
&coieali ooy1usFttlin aErra1sa
haiisE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-08
Der sssbSss uni
Der SonntaasbOts.

Ter .zstsotr rno Der sgoaHtassbsts4
niheiuea leoes @tit.po4 uno Sonniag
gno loitsm ilbglia. poriolrei. (ohHt
9rdmc) uno %poItfp Hur bet
zines bols
Ken a4rgaHBeS sou.
s alien 3a5laHsH i'm y Z d
fou0E oses MT ptl60oasE Bramts
Dtlt Q asg 5egC 5egt9aet.
8 Ba.uas farm Mot abbsitsat psTs
ben. rs 5as .au5s SubicriplionsseIo bes
;ae gr .saiano oas 8latt gurnds
5dtsi. o8> itu.n 8er5aoliafsiitH MACS
eefsH Hct f4 eG. 10 ll oerelbe tlr hle
Doc 81 ftrnl-en Suisaouna bes 5latisS
aur eftsp q; a9lang vtrptihttt.
l.s6 sl.tl. iyslae i9rH AooHori meas
elU. ab 9t5tat, be Aagabt oe5 utaeH
81 hl-tt5 ald cen Jiamet otr Boitofftce
m, ss, cur peIber ie bic Seitane
6islg allteH ba5sl.
alc8e llHamgrN ugybeu nuf BsrlaHgen
Irs ,H -
ea6uagsI iolieH aets entDeosr
psr ige5ia. e@rpre3 0rote" vDtoHsD
Crarl tss rtgiirFieu Brief aerHa9t DeTs
ben. 6it ajgfo en0uaaW in Boar nnb IN
alUs6al ast uHfe3itri.im Brisisn ilno
wiy udt g.gantDorilla, iptHn oisislbsn
rerl9.eH eebel.
4%gl5aagln iber ir8suO pel6e lnrsgsIs
ma gsilea bsim Q6lisiern bes Blaitss
tuga sg 3ot o5eg i0niiige Seihwsroen,
ioGin orsst on bic Expedition sTlhtst
iperosu
@ets 8tisIungsa uao @sIbisHOuEgsu
iin5 I'D t.htga All;
Tbs p. v. Deustsr Co..
IS Mason st.-Miiwaukee, Wis.