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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03

Alarmed by the high stage of water
in the Minnesota river and by the an
nually recurring foods, it is likely
that land owners along the valley will
appeal to the Legislature at its next
session for restriction and modifica-
ton of the drainage laws. They as
sert the belief that the high water is
a direct result of the extensive con-
struction of county drainage bitches,
and they can see no hope of relief un-
less the legislature adopts some means
of limiting the number Of bitches to
be opened.
In support of their claim they point
to the experience of farmers along the
lower Rush river valley. Not many
years ago Rush river was a small
stream, hardly deserving the name OF
a brook, and in some seasons its bed
would dry up for long distances.
Within recent years, however, SO many
county bitches have been led into its
uhl 90 AOlhS GAdu IL 1ClAd1uS Ill IOOO
throughout the year and hundreds OF
acres Of land along its valley are sub
merged.
Practically the same thing is hap.
pening to the Minnesota. Formerly
the river rose rapidly when the SHOWS
melted in the spring, but the water as
rapidly subsidized and, as a general
thing, the floods did not interfere witt
farming and land was not damaged
greatly. The county drainage system
has changed all this. So many bitches
are led into the Cottonwood, the Blue
Earth and Watonwan, its tributaries
and into the Minnesota itself, that 8
rain of any magnitude makes itsel.
felt Immediately.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03

Col. Harvey, the editor of Harpers
Weekly and the North American Re-
view, is back from trip to Europe.
In an interview he says
"One cannot remain abroad fort
night without being forced to realize
that President Roosevelt is far and
away the most popular man in the
world. King Edward and the kaiser
are much loved and admired respec-
lively by their own peoples, but the
presidents popularity is literally uni
versally pervading all classes.
''Royalty, led by the kaiser himself,
who pronounces Mr.. Roosevelt the
greatest of American presidents with
out exception, is particularly DESTROYS
of his reelection as tending to indicate
that, so far from doomed, autocracy
may still hold popular favor if the
personality of the ruler be sufficiently
vivid and his acts shrewdly benefcent.
It is peculiarly pleasing sign at this
time, when wave of democracy seems
to be sweeping over Europe, to appear
in the land whose dedication to per-
sonal liberty has caused so much
anxiety in royal breasts for more than
century.
sTo the keen-visioned kaiser es-
pecially, but also in lesser degree to
all dull royalty and apprehensive
aristocracy, the portent seems plain
that even the most intelligent segment
of the human race now existing may
yet in considerable measure subordi-
nate self-government to popular-ido1
worship.
''No less ardent in support of Presi-
dent Roosevelt is the commercialism
of England, France and Germany. The
panic Of FIVE years ago among the
business men of all three nations over
America trade expansion was very
real. Our concentration of effort and
superior methods seemed likely to
dominate all markets within ten years,
and New York was regarded as the
certain and almost immediate success
sor of London as the commercial
center of the world.
''But there is no longer any fear or
even talk of the once dreaded Ameri
can invasion. Impairment of credit
has throttled American enterprise so
effectually as to give our competitors
probably a score Of years in which to
recover trade that seemed to have been
lost forever. Nowhere, not even in our
own haunts of populism, was the pres
ident's crusade against great .Ameri-
can corporations so heavily Endorsed
as in England and Germany.
'None appreciated better than the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03
DISTINGUISHED EDITOR EMPLOYS
SARCASM AT ROOSEVELT'S EXPENSE.

business men of those countries that
bricks cannot be made without straw
and that the first requisite OF successful
enterprise is cheap capital. The out
come of the presidents action they
knew to be inevitable, but not in their
most optimistic moments did they fore
see so quick realization Of their
fondest hopes.
'sNow that our greatest transporta-
ton companies are unable to obtain
sufficient money upon working terms
to replace even a single Pacific steam
ship lost upon the rocks, British and
German merchants consider their
eastern trade practically secure and
naturally regard our rapidly diminish
ing exports to the far east with the
utmost satisfaction.
''The staggering blow administered
by the president to American railway
securities is beheld with complacency
amounting almost to glee. The pros
porous French people, it is we'll known:
were on the verge Of diverting their
immense surplus investment funds
from Russia to America; the first
large loan had been successfully ne
gotiated and others we're we'll under
way when President Roosevelt in the
words, of Lord Rothschild, killed the
goose that was laying the golden
eggs.
ga score of years at least will be
required to restore the confidence that
has been shattered. Meanwhile the
surplus fund will be invested at home
and verifcation of Mr.. Hills predic-
ton that the federal government will
be compelled to finance our railway
building and thereby acquire virtual
ownership is generally anticipated.
Gail this is most gratifying to our
commercial and financial rivals. They
behold American progress halted by
American politics and revel in the
vast opportunities so unexpectedly
presented to them. Naturally they are
unit in approving the president S
resolute application of his pregnant
policies. The only fear is that some
fine morning Mr.. Roosevelt may make
the welkin ring with discovery of
Adam Smith.
''Still more enthusiastic is the third
great class comprising socialists and
anarchists. To them the name Thee
dore has come to mean, indeed, gift
of God. When Mr.. Roosevelt boldly
contrasted men of wealth with social
lists and anarchists to the advantage
Of the latter, they foresaw the begin.
ming of new era.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03
Johnson The DARK HORSE
Chicago Correspondent Says Min
nesota's Governor is Waiter
sons Candidate.
Also Intimates That He is Certain
to be Conventions Choice.
1t. Governor Chanler of New York
Picked for His Running
Mate.

A Chicago correspondent for the
Associated Press gives out the follow
ing:
Governor johnson of Minnesota is
the ssdark horse" of Henry Watterson
of Kentucky for the democratic presi-
Dental nomination, and politicalmove-
ments are going forward which por-
tend lineup of the anti-Bryan forces
in the national convention of 1908
behind the Minnesetan. This informa-
ton was learned on high authority fol-
lowing adiscussion by local politicians
of the action OF the Pennsylvania state
convention of Thursday in declining
to take up resolution indorsing
William Jennings Bryan for the presi-
Dental nomination. The report also
follows conference on Tuesday of
Richard O'Connor of ST. Paul, close
ally of Governor Johnson, and Roger
G. Sullivan, conservative democrat
and leader Of his party in Illinois.
The declara alton of Mr.. Watterson
stirred gossip throughout the country
concerning the identity Of the Waiter
son choice, butthe Louisville editor de-
clined to make public his favorite's
name. It was stated positively some
days ago by an eastern committeeman
that Governor johnson was the best
man meant by Watterson.
"When the time comes" said a
democrat whose source of inform alton
is of the best, ''the states of New York,
Pennsylvania and Illinois will be in
line for the man from Minnesota.
Democrats who want to win are getting
behind johnson. There is not much
doing on the surface just now, but the
work of organizing is in progress.
''As for his running mate, if we sue
coed, you can say that Lieutenant
Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Of New York might be the man."
Bryan's attack. on Roger Sullivan
before the Illinois convention year
ago is now swinging back to place
johnson in antagonism to the Ne
braskan.
The Sleepy Eye Milling Company
has decided to erect and equip a new
and modern cereal plant. Work on
the plant will begin early in the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-07-03

The Sleepy Eye Milling Company
has decided to erect and equip a new
and modern cereal plant. Work on
the plant will begin early in the
spring.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
sIus Der gnnOesbauytlfaSt.
Waibinaton. 8. s.. / Woi

@albington, . g., /. @iai.
Gas StaatsOepartement bat foI.
genoe 9len0erungen i'm aoniular.
oienit aHgefun0igt:
5ranf 2. Sia BON W2iuneiota,
aoniul in gImiteroam, gum @eneraI-
foniuI in ct. getersbnrg haf6rOert
SenrD $. 0forsan BON 2ouiiiauu,
aoHittI in 9tuttgart. 0eutihlano,
Sum aoniuI in glmlteroam ernanut.
@0paro @igsins non Weaiiahu.
ietts, aouiuI in Bern, gum 4oniul
IN Stuttgart.
Sames s. &ohe BON Wtafa6uIetts,
Sfonlul in @enua, gum aoniuI in
Bern.
9aoiO 9f. Bird bon genniplpa.
MEN. aoniuI in @taIaga, gum Son.
iul in @enua.
CHARLES %. Gaugbp BON W9arn.
Lamb. aoniuI IN Dieiiina, gum aon.
jul in D1aIoga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
ilniere @eIO- 3irfnIatiou.
g9aibington, /. 9)1ai


9Ius 0em beute per0ffentlid]ten
Mouotsauspeis oes yGomptroaer 81
The Gurencp~ lit 3u enfnebmen oaB
am Sdllliiie Der @eidaftsiulnoen oes
80. 9lpril 1907 geationalbantuotel:
gum 9etraae pon $685., $40 i'm
llmlaufe paren, cine 3unabne ron
S43, ,267, ,558 gegen oeuielbenSug Ses
@oriabres. unO cine lolhe pon 81.
70t.777 gegen Sen oorigen Wlonat.
ShuIoiheine Der Ser. Staaten parea
I'M llmlaufe i'm getraqe BON $3.50.
204, ri, cine 3uuabme BON $50.
7St,252 eegen oenielbeu Gag Oes
8oriabres. un0 cine bon S2.57f, ,7oS
gegen oen lesten Tag Oes 0origeH
Dtouats.
Ser 9etrag Oes qeiebliden lll7.
laufgeloes betrng $40 .709.069, einc
3unabme bon 81. 1856 .306 aeaen oas
8oriabr. inO cine iolde bon $780,
069 gegen 0en porigen Wonot.
Ger getrag BON gunOes-S -ShlI0.
iheinen, Die 3urSi6erung bon gant-
uoteu binterlegt puroen betrdat
$3.50, 1879 050 uno Der 5ur Side.
rung bon gunoesoepoiiten St92, !.
681 ,425.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
4SaitOr GorScn ldft ieiuen @efablen
freien 9auf.

gel0it, gSts., /. NldI.
Ser &reoiger Soiepb Goroen. Ref.
tor Der bieii9en @piscopal-9irde. lieB
geiteru in elmer @eriamnIung reIi-
gi0ier Observation-Disclosures cine ge.
pfefferte SiraOe gesen Chicago Ios.
gr Iagte II. a.. ,0ie SoIle i'll geipii-
iermaBen nltr cine DerfIeinerte 9lus-
aabe pon Chicago. 9iebe, SdlDino.
Ter inlo 8erbreder beberriden bic
Stoot."
@r neroomnite Die Seu6eIei Der
Stride. Die uiemaIs Die 5reunOifaft
lno lIuterItiiBung Der glrmen finoen
meroe, iolange iie oielen 8ro0 offe.
rire lno oann Steine gebe.
@r fritiiirte ferner &odefeler ul0
Carnegie. bin5ufiigen0: yg9ir IinO
Der @naoe geipilienloier 8iroten
ilbergeben. tuie iie ie Elm S1iff be-
nannten mo ausgenommen, mir
thun lebr bulo etipaS 0ogegen, tuer.
ben mir in niht ou5u ferner 3eit III
Den 9lbgrlulo binabltiir5en. ggenn
mir ben Diebereien Der Reideu Elm
gnoe mahen, iino mir nidt auf Die
@obIthaten oerielbeu angeDieien fiir
uniere Ghnlen uno gibliotbefen. uno
founen ielbit fir 0eren llnterbalt ior.
gen.
gnoere 3eoner paren 9oitor Sen.
I'm 2lopo SoneS BON Chicago uno
Brof. 6. q. 3oB BON Der @isconlin
llniperiitdt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
aiellnter[ndlnnaen werOen forIaeiett.
6arrisbura. 30. l. @lai.


ooyn 2allfe Der ggode tDeroen BON
Ser @on1nlillion, iDei1e Die Inter.
ludurg iiber angeblihe Sduin0e.
Ieien bei1n Ban oes neuen Staatsge-
bdu0eg in Sanoen bat, ipeitere 9lus.
iaaen entgegen genonllnen lperoen
betreffs Der 5ransaftion, 0ur6 mel
die oen Nfarihaa 8iIlians bon
4itfsburg $4,000 gelieben luuroen
auf eineu nibt gegeng8ei6neten
WeCbiel. Q8iuIams .nahte befonnt-
lid Elm nidt erfolgreihes 9lngebot
fir Die 2ieferung BON 2 0dlIionen
iperfb eleftriid)en Anlngen. Nlebrere
Gittsburger iirro Dorgelaoen, ole on-
gebliCb ausiaaen meroen iuie g8il.
Iialus prabIeriIb er5dblte. pie lmo
bon fpent er Oas Welo erbulten babe.
gSiuian1s ipeigerte fid geItern, auf
0en s3eugenitartD. 5u berneinen, oaf
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $. guro
GaiieI BON 2oncalter ibm 0ie $40, 900
gelieben babe 5u Der 3eit, tpo er auf.
gebalten babe, nit oernScnator Sen.
role quit 5u peroen. neil oieier 0en
glrditeften SSoiapb "a. Sutton uno
oea @auptfontrattor s5obn 8. SIN.
oetion nibt ge5pungen ihm einen
Sheil Ser 9ieferung Der eleftriihen
glnIagen 81 itberpeiien. Serr @uiiaI
lit ndnIidJ gleitBeitig ser &rdIioeni
Der nBeHniDIbanid Gonitructiongo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05

+ mona un0 3itsourg fibrt. ent9leilte
beiite bei RleaiantDielU. 45 WieileH
iiiOlib pom bier gelegen. iD6hreuo er
init elmer @eihspinbigfeit nom SO
Deeileu Die StunOe fihr Dunoer.
barer @eiie fam 9demaao uu's &c.
ben bod erlitten 3pnmig gerionen
ldHDere @erIebungen; puei 0aoon
Der0eu fuahrihetlIib iterben.
Gin Don bier ans abgeiauoter
5iiIfs5ug init Aer3ten 1m0 gabube
mnten an 8oro. brohte ipater fol.
geil0e 9erIette bierber. Sie ale IN
1ieiigen 9oipitaIern llnterfunft fau-
oen:
slidter giaiam u. 0bIeb bon
4harlesion. u. ga. inuerlih Der.
lest.
Capt. Z. q. Gotpea non gorfers.
'arg. i'm 9iiiden Derlebt uno nabr.
Aeinlih ouf innerlidl.
@iIiam 5tanlap. 9ittsbura. Sc.
iddftsreiien0er. iiruerIidl nerIesf.
i. Y. t8ettler, iShnlttpunoen am
aopf un0 99iiden oerlebt.
s. e. 9lfc9lelIn. SSittsburg. @e.
| idditsreiieHoer. i'm 9}adeu berlebt
uao 9iippe aebrohen.
Gilbert 6ager. 9urIodspiae, u.
pa. redtes 8ein perIeBt
glatbios Stiles. BON 9incoln, 8eit
9irginien, Shuittpun0en am sopf
lim0 i'm gciidbt.
/ g. g. Stopers. 6agn, @eit 9ir.
ginien, Arm lno 0ifte DcrIebt.
/ G. SO @ager. pon Saeer. 4SeTt 8ir.
ainien, Infer Arm un0 ShuIter oer-
Iebt.
GntheTo 6uner, @ager, @eit Sir,
giilieiL Infer Nrm perlest.
9ibo0a Stomers. @rifferspiIIe,
lrebte Snno gebrohen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Ims 9rGcitcrfrciicn.

GIN unaeiU6bnIidl rubiger @taitaq
III fin gtcu-gngIoito sn berseihnen,
mn alisrabme BON Bolton, no 1900
Woim beitte ON Dcn Streif qingen
Inno 0ie sSiihrIerie noG) am Streif
'inb. Die Miebr3ohI Der beute an ben
Gfretf gegmIgeneu finoaeiielibnlieoe,
ote sine 2oDnergoBuHg BON 10 9Sro.
Beut nerIoHeen.
9etu Saben, Conn.,, I. @}ai.
ileoeraH I'M 6taate tit s5rieocn in
her ssiADiiitrie 81 bcr8eidjnen, uit
Aitsrobafe bon gsaterburD, no Elm
snsbgnclltenber Gtreif Der sSradtuer.
Iabgz var GiGnee lit.
Columbus, 9Bio, 1. @tai.
6is eingen bcl.te 100 sIrbeiter
resp. slibrIcule bon Gispagen ali ben
e=srsf. Sic tcrIanaelI 2obnerh0buna
EasS Fsnrszrr arbeii3seit.
GeHoer, Golo., [. 9fai.
xsR e5d5reiner imo GdgeiHiibEenor.
bitter nier be9abal fiaj beute al oel
6freif. Gse berlangen s.nerEe1nlu1
iEras ggrbaiioes. Cs f.u0 etna 1000
@mS1 snEtbGtig. Gin Snmpa.bieltrefs
im Naia0aDperI mag foIgeH.
gsaD s)orF, 1. 92ai.
g;er IpgySsw tor nltr meltiaeu
3Igheiserpgrcini1isnecH 5oroeritngen
GsF 2Ohnerbgbais geitsIlt Il. iilfcIae
asieD li1O anf iebr ueitige Stretts
&c hetseiGsneH.
gsililiitgt0W Gel, 1. @lai.
T9eHr Deny 200 s3immerlente bier
besGben ftA beiste an eiuen StreiE
im enc gObnerb0bilHg SIS er5lutn.
gen.
ean Sraneiseo, Gal, I. mlaj.
GHejtauienD a1anner. oie IN Ser
esgsulHealtrie belbdftigs iiBp,, babau
De 9Fpeis nieoergelegk.
ssahasns estglsIk.
@asfessl9s, g. "a, 1. w2ai.
G@ aaSasiessH8 go. u.s. ser
6SbSs @asse GigijleH Ser Ebfp &
@assmarsasabA aeF spsl@en 90.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
gsriialsrnnas 5fanSal
glelp ~. 81 .Iprtl


gie llnteriutunq 0cs 7trIfts-
.anmaltes sserome IN gserbin0um9 nit
Der neu!ihen GireftnreHmoal Scr
9aep gort 2ebensperiiderIn5aaeis
idlaft bat itHeIler 81 eiaeln 8eiul.
tate geFiihrt, ais erluartet, uH0 0a5u
nod su einem aaa3 nnermaptaen.
Gs pur0e ndnlid in eriter 9mia
beute Beorge u. Soralhan,
..9tanager 0es gSsriternatiou1l @o-
lien Solocrs Commits" peldes oie
eriten aniduIoigllugen erhob in 9e.
sua auf bic bel Der 0ubl Rom .a0.
miniltrations. Cider angcu2H0eten
gletbooen. inter ser Anslaae ser
9erihfp0rung III @aft a1ioumen.
Die 8erbaitung faft0 III 9llbanu TAFT.
6erner lplroen beiite 5Dei anoere
gngeiteIlte oes aSaternatioaal go.
lien 0oIoers' GonlIfe@ uttier 5erief.
ben 9eihuIOiglma perbaifeI. is ino
Oies CHARLES Stirrup nno Charles
/ s. Darlington Tieie geioeu mur.
sen bei ser ggabI ais iolsaannte
2luipaiier angeitellf.
Ias 4oHite. nelheHl egaa6am
angeb0rie, mar aus dnaeiebenen
M1nnern Oes Su. mo 9iuslauOes
5uiammenaeiest uno bate es iih sur
glufgabe genadt. Der biaherlgen
glOminiitration Der nRau 9orf
9iie~ 0ie &ontrolle 5il enauil.
oeu, ooh geIang ibm Dies nidlt.
0ie orei 8erbafteten merOen
bcid)laoigt. BEL Der sibaabe bon
Stimnsetteln gerlogelt ua0 audi
@abl5etteI 0urh Aenoerull8 Jeialidt
al baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
gIinOer sic.
92e,p Q1prf. 80. Q[p

gfeiD gort, 30. glprll.
9ie @er6anolungen in Dem Moro.
pro8eB geaen Mtaoame 8e WaaiiD i'm
bieiigen sriutinaIgeriht famel
seiterE 3u eiaem pldblidlen 2I6-
ihluB uno merOen iidl m0glid)er
8eiie aIs Elm boai9er fSebIihlng er.
peiien our6 ben llebereiier etnes Der
@eihmorenen. W1ne. De DfaiID. Sic
angebIih cine garonin iein iol, itebt
unter ser 9lnflaae i'm gfonenlber b.
5. eiuen Observation-Disclosures ga.
mems 6uitao Simoa in ieinem E'n.
reau eridjoiien 8u habeu Cine 9le!.
nlngsDerid)ieoenbeit iiber cine Ser
5rau 3ufommenoe 3abluns ioa ser
@rln0 Der 5hieBaffaire geipeien
iein. Der @eidmc.eue, Der Die Der
anlaIiung gum 9lb6rud Der Qerbauo,
lungen orrh ben poriibenoen Ridter
glanharo qab, lit Elm 9uhfiibrer
Rampns @eorqe 81. @nerniep. Cbne
Die grIaubniB oes RidJters ein3uAo.
len ooer BON einem an0ereii @eifiuo-
reien beaIeitet su iein. begab er ii6
nah Der S8ene Der SdieBaffnire un0
unteriudbtp 5en 5feppeueingaug. Ger
glidter .nterbrah idIeunigii 0ie @er.
bunohingen, ais er 0ies erfiibr, Inn
nit Gadperitdn0igen ooriiber 5u
foniuItiren. Oh Die 9erbanoluugen
inter oieIen llnitdu0en fort8eIeBl
meroen fonnten.
@uernieD's 8erhalten muroe ourdD
ion ielbit befannt. Gin 9olijiit
iaate u6er 6as auifinDen zines Jie.
uoIpers. nit 6em Die 6rou 0ie E6at
beaonqen babgn ioa, alif Der Ireppt
in oem betreffenoen @eb1uoe oui.
guernien, Der bereits anoere 3eu.
gen befragt batte. iteIIte an ben
9oli8iIten Gragen betreffs Der
IreDpen un6 nod ebe oieie ant.
morten fonnte. iagte er, Oob r
nit Ser 9reppe befannt lei, oa
CT iie in 4ugenihein genommen.
esn ftrengem Sone erfl1rte Der 9id).
ter ibm, bnb er fsin Reht gebdbt ba.
Be, oies al thun. luf @uernIeD's &
eriu1en, ibm 81 eHnuben. neitere
ErtI1runqen ab9eben az oiirfen, er.
ntoerte Ser gftdJter MIR NIT eineni
iharfen -g1einI 50 uetB nidt. pas
iir ginen GinfluB bies @orgebea atf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
@rn6rnnnnIiid.
Eh1rIeitnn- ~ 9ln- n :

GDutlelloHs rs. so, J. gfQt.
ssnfoIge elmer grpIoiiou in scr
g2bipple.Goblengrube i'm 2eap Greet,
Siitritt, pur0en orei MfGnner alf Der
Stellc getootet. bier erIitteH ihmere
9ranolUn0en uno pier onoere iino
in Der @riibe neridiittet uno mabr.
iheinlih foot. 9ie orei @et0oteten,
oeren 9eiheu geborgen iino. beiBeu:
0uoiou 9ergeB. graitus @ileD uno
Sra Seller.
9ie grploiion ercianete iih AMI Ser
SobIc 0es SdIadltes, Ser 450 SUB
tief tit. Gs befauoen iib 5ur 3eit
Imebr ais 100 9eute in Der @rube,
uu0 cine 3eit lang glGubte man, ale
ieieH umaefonlmen. bis nad un0 nadl
Die llnoerlebten beraufgeflettert ia.
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
@OIIen Onrdlans IauOen.
San 5fr0ncisco, Sal. 1 W}oI

,Sal SfdHcisco, Col, /. BtaI.
Ser augeblihen ,@rdfin gopo.
IensfD~. Der 6rau, tpelhe, nit Dian.
nerfleioern angetbar, fiirslib nit
ibreH Nlanne ouf 0em 9urnbfer
g8entura~ bier onfan, mipoe sic
2anDung berlueieert. sic 6ebaup-
tete. Die Eofter oes Sersogs bon gi.
dingbam nno cine 8ouline 0es Barren
81 iein Son RnBIanO iei lie ausge-
mieien popoen neil fie it'd nid)t itan.
oesgerndB DerbeIratbete. 11an belt
tie fir irriinnig, ieoob itellte Elm ar8t
feit. oaB Tie geiitig geiun0 iei. Qie
beioen gbeleutb befinoea it'd nod an
8or0 Der ,&entlira@ uno per0en lid
iest an oas 9epartenlent fir @an0el
ufo 2lrbeit in @aibington bebufs
QosIaIinnQ pen0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
&c see6nnOiaaO weniasr erioIareidl.
81. s5obng. y. 8. 30. gIprIL.

Ct. sSobns, u. s., 30. April.
0eit Dem 6eutigeu Gage idloB Bic
5aiion iiir Die See5unoiag0. IS
ioQen in oieier Gailon etlihe tauien0
Ibiere meniger erle9t ,por0en lein
0enn in Der porigen. Gs betbeiIigte
lih Die 8anaumng bon % Gam.
piern an Der eSago, Die ale einitim.
mia itber ungep0bnlih oiei @is m0
ungiinitige @itterunas @erbdltniiie
flaqten, Mande Tnmpfer iuareH no.
henlang BON sis eingeihIoiien imo
suei 9anipfer iiBen iett nod n ben
gtsfel0ern oes ct. 2amrenee Soil
felt. @s ioaen nur 100000 Ibiere,
aeaen $4,000 I'M norigen SABRE,
geiangen aporoen ieIn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Die gnnbeseinnahmen.
@aibinaton. l. gllai.

8olbinaton J. Dtai
2aut Dem monatt;ten ausmciie
iiber Die @un0eseinnaAmen lm0sglus.
goben betruqen Die ginnabnen miE.
reno Oes Wionats glpril 1907 $53.,
260.591 uno Die Musgaben $4S,0T1 !.
t34, 10 oaB Elm lleberidDuB BON ST.
fS9,457 perbIieb. Ger lleberIhui,
pdbrenO Der eriteH 8ebn Nonnte oes
gegerndrtigen Rehnuussiabres be.
tragt S56,475,751.
Gic @innnbmen Dertbeilen Iid auf
folaenoe GueIlen
3oac S27,551058. 3unabme all.
ndheru0 $4,000. 600.
8inneniteiern $21, ,233, 1852, 8u.
namng 100000.
gefdieoeres S4475.5s1, 3unab.
ne 2,000, 900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
ccfcrreidl.
!. gIeIrenIlaI aehI nadI gerIin.

y. 9Iegrgntbal gebt mad Berlin.
@ien, 30. glpril.
@e0euten0es syutereiie fniipit li6
bier an bic Wfiiiion 0es oiterr. .uIpa.
Diiniiiers 0es AeuBerH Baron pon
aebrentbal. melder beute rad 9er'
lin abreiite mo Der ueberbringer ei.
nes Eanoidreibens Oes staiiers
,Sran3 ,Soiepb all oen aaiisr BilbeIm
iii. g8a6reno ieiues 9luientBaIts in
8cglin, miro D. 4ebrcntbal cine In.
terre0ung nit Dem Reidsfan8ler b.
giilofp babsn. JiQd0em er Don Der.
lin 8uriidaeicbrt iit ipirO er rpabrenb
0as 5onuuers 8ene0ig beiuhen, no
er eiHe ,}uianHnenlnnft nlt oem so.
MIA 8ictor emanuel uno Dem itaI.
Diiniiier 0es AeuBcren 6ittoni. ba.
ben miro. aatier SrnH3 sSoiepb bat
b. acbreutbaI ieiue Yaht n2acriua"
3ur Geiie nah 8eneoig sur 8erfii.
gung geitellt
Iic oiterr. 9sreiie nib. Ser Reiie
mad 9eneolg groBe @ihtigteit BEL
uno bebt beroor, oaB DeutihIano
3ur Belt iioIirter 5aitabt ala uuter
0em gismardreginle.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
Sine sgenernug.
gaelu 0orf, q. apriI.

geelp glort, ~. April.
Die grade NIT ben ganpIern
,Gitta 81 W1iIano@ un6 ygloro amerl.
ca" Der italieniihen 2inie Ocu glea.
bel unb @enua angefommenen eirs
man6erer erbielsen Dor ibre1 Can.
0ung Die erite 9robe Der geiese Der
Ser. Stoaten. Qgenten Der Gdm.
pferIinie Derfiin0eten NIT Iauter
Stimme, 6oB ale @inipanberer ibre
8affen un0 Mener an bic ShIifSbe.
onlten nbgeben ooer ifber goro tUsr.
fen ntiibten, onoernfnus iie niht Ian.
ben f0nnten. Gin Dabrer S2ouer
bon Golden. groBen WteiierH, @e0ol'
bern nlsn 4alibers unb 9iitoleu e.
aeb ii6 pl5eIib uno es III an3une5.
men, 6ob bieie gsaDaH6erer bet i5rer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-05
MOpsr.SapluuOO assttiboue.
Denoer, Sol, 80. 9lpri

Nenper, 0ol.s 30. NprII.
Clarence @. Darrop bon Chicago
um0 6. 8. 9iihar0ion pom 0eaDer.
Die gIuipalte n0n Ntoper, 6aNpooo
un0 9ettibone. iueld|e ongeflagt limo,
in Sic grmorSung oes friibereu Son.
bernellrs Steunenberg neripidelt 81
iein, iin0 bier eingetroffen Sic er.
fldren. oaB iie fir ben 9e9iun Der
Observation-Disclosures. Der ami oen
O. Neai feitgeiest lit. berett iino Sine
8erIegllng oes 4roseiies nlf eiuem
alT0ereu gouHtD peroeH lie nidIt
mebr beantrage1.