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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
EVENING SESSION
PROVED PROFITABLE
Patrons of Garfield School
Again See the Children at
Their Regular Work.
ATTENDANCE WAS LARGE,
GRESS IN ADDITION TO THE US.
UAL REGULATIONS COUNCIL
ALSO HELD A SESSION.

A large number of the patrons and
school attended the evening session OF
the school. which was held Thursday
and which was a success in every way.
Thursday evenings session was the
second which has been held this win
ter, and it is probable that it viii be-
come an established custom, for each
term of the school year. The purpose
is TO acquaint the parents with the
work that their children are doing in
school and with their school life IN
general and TO bring them in closer
touch and sympathy with the teachers
and school authorities. Each class, at
the evening session did its regular
work, there being four regular school
periods of twenty-five minutes each,
the last closing at $50.
One thing that probably attracted
most of the visitors, outside of the
manual training, was the girls sewing
classes, which are under the instruc-
ton of Miss Emma Bond. The Girls of
the eighth grade were busily engaged
in making shirtwaists and various arti-
cles of clothing while in the seventh
and eight b class, aprons, darning
and simpler forms of needle work oc-
cupied the girls. In the manual
training department the eighth grade
boys We're making various articles,
among them being picture frames, pen
ell boxes, and towel racks. The visit
ors seemed much interested in this de-
partment. watching the boys saving
and planning their various articles un-
der construction.
Beside the regular classes in Ger
man, physiology, grammar, algebra, |
history, arithmetic, drawing. classics
and music, the printing press was in
full sway and also the school council. |
The council was conducted in the same
manner as through the term, at its reg
ular meetings, and was of much inter
est Various school matters were dis |
cHssed and reports of committees were |
heard, and the visitors were thus |
shown the manner in which the school |
governs itself
There is no doubt in the minds of |
both the teachers and patrons of the |
school that the evening sessions are
of much benefit to all concerned and it |
is hoped that in each school term,
hereafter they will be held.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

The annual farce of ordering the
street car company to repair its tracks
in various parts of the city has again
been perpetrated. And the usual re
ply has been forthcoming from the su-
Derintendent of the company that this
will be done very soon as a shipment
I of this and that is on the way. mas
much as these shipments of this and
for some time past. it might be we'll for
the street car company to send out
tracers and hurry the material along.
chance for having the annual joke at
the expense of the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
MAY TIME TABLES.

The G. r. & I. May time tables have
arrived here, but like the Pennsylva-
MIA folders, there is hardly any change
noted in the time of trains. All the
changes that are made are on the
north end of the division and do not
affect local travellers to any great ex-
tent The only great change that will
be made in the G. r. & |. schedules
will be about June l, when at least
one new train will be placed in SER
vice and the schedules of several
trains changed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished From Office of County
Recorder Mosbaugh.

Henry Reg to Bessie NJ Dennis, loi
10 a w. Bliss sub TO Richmond. S120.
C.. Jane Lamb to Frank NJ. Lamb, pit
lot rs. Lamb and Boslow-s add. tc
Richmond. Si0o.
Alice Unthank to James H. Griffis
ct al. pit. lots 20T, 2oS, Elizabeth Starr
add. 10 Richmond, s2,Soo.
Linnaes c. Boyd ct al to Burlington
L. Williams. pit. y. Z. 1o-14-1 III acres
5000.
Arthur A. Curme ex. to Robert B.
Boren ct al. pit. frac. 1-1I-14 New Gar
den township, $1,000
Arthur A. Curme ex.. to Robert B.
Boren ct al, pit lots 3. Fountain City.
$3.50
John L. Rupe. guardian to Louis H.
Frauman, ct al. lot 300 Haynes add to
Richmond. $1,000.
The Wayne Mutual Building and
Loan of Cambridge City to Elijah b.
McMahan, lot 10 Home add to Rich
mond.
Thos. F. Hatton to Anna e. Fer
suson, lot - F. a. Coffin's add TO
Richmond. S1.1oo
Edward NJ Cheesman to Harry Has
cltine. lot POI Haynes add to Rich
mond. $3.50.
Harry Haseltine TO Joseph W. Out
land. lot pol Haynes add to Rich
lnond. $500.
Harry Haseltine to Virgie NJ. Out
land, lot 2o1 Haynes add 10 Richmond.
$500.
VIM. II. Kelley. commissioner. TO
Henry Lahrman, CT al. pit. lot 3. Chris
tian Schwegman's out lots to Rich
nlond. 81. 43o.
Cambridge City Manufacturing Co..
No. =. 20 Cnas \. Bertsch. lots ;. G. :.
5 block -. W. Il. aud S. r., Cambridge
City. S9Ae
VIM. C. Jeffries to VIM. s Cheno-
weth, pt lot ! Jonathan Maths add TO
Richmond 5000.
John W Marson 10 Chas. A. Bertsch
lot Block % W. r. and S. r. Cam
bridge City. So.
John F. Shelter TO Thos. ]. Hissen.
pt lot - Oliver Kinsey's add 10 Rich-
mond 81 GOO
Martha r. Harris To Thomas T. Hill.
part 32-14-1 Wayne township. $3.50
Thos. II. Smith to Ernest A Hof-
heinz lot - Home add TO Richmond,
81, l,o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
DIFFICULT EXAMINATIONS.

By enforcement of the new state
law on railroading, there will be
many employees of the Pennsylvania
and c. C. & L. roads, who will find
it a hard matter to pass the exam
irations required. The local officials
state that no chances can be taken of
being defendants to law suits, and
therefore all examinations required in
the new laws will have to be taken
tering the service. But few are ex-
pected to loose out by the examin-
atiODS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
AT $4,000 A MILE.

1t is reported that the contemplate
ed improvements on the Chicago, In
diana and Eastern railroad, recently
acquired by the Pennsylvania, will
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000 per
mile As yet local railroad officials
will say nothing in regard to the ex-
tension of the line to HagerStown,
but it is thought the Pennsylvania will
not be content with the present length
of the line
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
is BEAUTfFYING LAWNS.

r. W. Hutchinson, landscape gard
ener for the Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburg, is now engaged in beauti-
flying the lawns surrounding the sta
tions of the Richmond division. He is
at Logansport at the present time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
COMPLAIN OF THE SOUTH.

The Southern railroads are being
complained against by the northern
systems, owing to their apparent ap-
athy in regard TO the quick movement
of cars. The southern officials seem
to take no particular pains to handle
northern shipments going south.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
DUE ON MAY is.

Notice has been posted that the
Pennsylvania pay train will arrive in
Richmond May 16 and distribute
checks among the local employees.
Several thousand dollars will be dis
trtbuted here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
ACTION POSTPONED.

At the meeting of the Central Pas
senger association just closed, the
adjustment of the second class pas
senger rates was postponed indefinit-
ely The matter will come up again
for consideration as the Pennsylvania
railroad is backing the move. 1t is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
News of the Railroads
Local and General.

railroad with headquarters in Cincin-
natl and D. ]. Birmingham, CONNER
cia1 agent for the Chicago, Rock Is
land and Pacific railroad with head
quarters in Chicago, were in the city
Thursday calling on local railroad
men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
The SEAT SALE OPENED
Many Are Taken for the Knox
Entertainment.

The sale of reserved seats for the
John Knox entertainment opened this
morning at the Westcott pharmacy and
a large number of seats have been Ia
ken Those wishing good seats are
advised TO secure them early as there
is a large demand. A rehearsal will be
conducted tonight at Reid Memorial
United Presbyterian church at 7:15
o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

If John d. Rockefeller, with all his
millions. had been arrested on any
charge, would he have been confined in
prison for fourteen months without a
trial: Send answer to Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone, Boise, Idaho.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
CONDUCTORS IN SESSION..

The national convention of railway
conductors is now on at Memphis,
Tenn. 1t is said the convention will
consider several things of vital inter
est to conductors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

\ judge in Lancaster, Pa. rules that
when newspaper is stolen from the
doorstep the subscriber is the ag-
grieved person. The court SAYS that
from moment of delivery by the car
rier, the paper is the subscriber
property.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

said that by the adjustment of the
second class passenger rates a great
deal of money can be earned each
year in excess of that earned at the
present time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
OFFICIALS IN THE CITY.

J. c. Wood, travelling freight agent
for the Chicago & Indiana Southern
railroad with headquarters in Cincin-
natl: r. w Hockaday, general agent
for the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

In no place is there more trouble be-
tween landlords and tenants than in
New York city. THERE'S a daily aver
age OF 100 cases tried in the courts
growing out of their relation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

In the population OF New York City
there are $4,000 persons of German
parentage. $4,000 of Irish. $4,000 of
Russian and $4,000 of Italian.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
COL. ROBERT COWOEN
WILL SPEAK HERE
He Is a Noted Sunday School
Worker.
AT THE u. B. CHURCH.

Col. Robert Cowden of Dayton, Ohio,
veteran Sunday school worker. will
speak in the United Brethren church
Sunday morning and evening. He
will also address the Juniors at =
O'Clock in the afternoon. Col. Cow
den has been secretary of the Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

Chicago passengers using c. c. &
7, trains land at 18th st. illinois
centraD Station: most conveniently
located. Remember this OFT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
Lowing is a painful thrill,

Not to love more painful still,
But ali. it is the worst of pain,
To love and not be loved again
when you feel that way, better
axe HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.1
\. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

school board of the United Brethren
church for thirty years good part
of his time has been given to the
teachers training department of the
Sunday school. At an international
meeting of Sunday school workers held
at Winona, he was introduced as Amer
ica's Sunday school teachers training
instructor. Everyone is invited to
hear this noted Sunday school worker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10

Use artificial gas for light and heat.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-10
MASONIC CALENDAR.
Week Commencing May g, 1907.

WIEN OOff4fTIcf'NtFIJ WAY %, tSUf-
Friday-king Solomon's Chapter.
No. 4. +. \. NJ. Stated Conyocation.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
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beitsn, peIde Der @eididli6teit SCI
riibmter QsrSte 5roB ae5oten ba6en,
Der 9~e6anbluna nit sinsm einfahen
9ausmittel. pie AlpenlrGutsr, peis
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8rantbeit geht II bic u~nreiniaseit bee
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@ro0e, 5eras. fhrei6t: Der pm 81
men b%sltelte AlpentrGuter lit CUR rih=
tiseH 3eit uho in qutem 3uitanbe an=
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gu t0nHen, oaB CT oles oas lit, fir
mas Sic i'm ausge5en unO nod Diel
mebr. Sir mid lit er Elm grober Sc
gen 9epeien. Sd bin DierunOleh3ig
Sabre ait. uRo meme 9eIunobsit mar
p~oatdnoig berunter9ebroten. 0urf
@ottss Se9en bin ih jebt isit Dem Sc
fraud bes Alpeutrduter elm neuer
matE. IS Fat nod niemals cine
ioIhe Meoieiu ME bieie gsseben. 4ls
i'd mad Der Meoiciu Ianote, tonnte id
nitt seben, aber ieBt sebt es mir gut
uno i'd 6efinbe mid in 6eTsrsr Sc
Iunobeit, ais ME in cen lsBten 3pans
3i5 Sa6rsn. SD peroe sSbnen tets
oantbar 5leibsH. W6ge @Ott sic in
55rsm Berfs iegnen. Sd nabm in
5pan3ig 5agen neun 9fuRo 81 uuo
mein San lit Ous 8unoer bieler Sc
geno."
9as lit nos bsmsrtenspert6e 3eug=
nib. peldss in gstrsff Oieies 3~eiter>
probteu 3rduters prdparats oon 2su=
ten in alien 9ebensIeuungen 5a6r fir
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t6eter ni6t panod. @r Diro nidt in
Qpotbeten pertauft ipnOern Dem
9ublicum Direct pera5folgt our6 Bic
Gigenibiimer. Or. Better 6abrneB &c
Sons 50 .112-118 80. 5opne doe,
G9ieasO. 81,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

beim N%6fprung aus ben o5ersn Gtod
perten Oes groben 6o.elge6dubes, 0as
ouf Der Siele, no beute oas .Rep
Sniurance Building. Gde 9roaonuD
uno Nfihisan Sir, itebt. 5erftmets
tsrt nurDen.
Qls 9iitrirts0nipoa 3eigte I6 81.
@larte als Elm Te6r 5tforster uno
pflidtgetrsuer 9sam.er uno penn e.
81 benz 4mts, bas CT sBt onlire6i. en-
pdblt peroen piro TO pirD er obne
Speifel 0emIelben Bic 9Ieihen @ioens
Idoften in Der Qusibun5 ieinsr 9fli6s
ten auf Der Ridta5aHt sn%isegen5rins
gen.
mir tenntn 6rn. glarte. felt i;5er
Is Sdbren, ais eintn 3uperldTigen
uro aufridtigsH Bred: anpdlt. Gr 1T
Witglieo bieler unitJtr 8ereine unO
Fat tets cine leitsuoe STEELE in unIes
rem tat9oliitsn @rseleseutsiten eingez
nommsn. Riemano Ser i'm tsnHt.
nir0 je ieins Geftftafisnbeit o6er feis
ne 6dbi9tsiten in 3ga9s 3ie5en uno
peRH er erpd6lt min. psroen bic gIrs
ger oisies 6ountp's ,sine geraulaHuna
bd6en, je oieie W0bl 81 6ereuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

ben Ri6tsr fpiiroi9t. ieinsm ausgs=
3ei6nsten GrfOlg i'm Sugeno=@ Serial
ale anertennung Solt. uno Is ais eis
en groBen 9erluit fir oas @emeins
mobI betrahten uiiroe, peHn man
feline 9ieniie usrIieren iolte.
Sc lit u6er ieiht 3u begreifen, OaB,
eten neil er unparteiiIh 1T, es aud
Iotde ai6t, bic ibm nidt po6l aeinnt
Iino. 4uh Iudt elmer ieiner ge1enz
cdnoiooten ourh cine poIitiThe Grla=
niiation Iih in Oos Qmt 8u be6en, nit
Der gers6nung, oaB oos 9otum leidt
Iein piro. I'm nun gu p~erbin6ern.
caB es oieien selin3t, Ri6ter Reelen's
Dieoerpabl gu ~gefd6rDen. ioaie
isoer Stimmss6sr. Der BON Ridtsr
1eelen'g SiihtiSteit iiber5eugt lit, es
fh cur 8fGiht maiden, am Nd6ls
tags gum Stimmtaiten gu se6en unO
fir i'm 81 itimmeH.
Qm 2. qpriI pir6 bic enosiIs
tige WaAl tattfin0en. So finost
feline Qrimdrpabl itdtt.
IS 6onosIt lid UNI Elm
IN dtiges 4mt unb nur
Stimmen peroeH ernGbs
len.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

Fel5s pesen bsrihHt seporSeH, 70 SlB
fat bsi ie0sr pihtigen ersieberiiden
3uTummsuIanft sri. 8odaSaop Ct
iuht puree. einsn 9cTtras gu baIisn.
NIT sirsr 8somtsnitele aus99sifnsi
muros, ooer ibre 9egpaliunssmes
Ban oon Zen berpogrdseEe ten .grs
5iebstn res Staates ais 9or5ilO auf
isni pureen.
Bir Seatl6en balteH oafiir. eaB
Is tg1er iei tidtils &gdftt i'm Sdul
aitgf 6%si5u5sbalien. ba Is uidt rai5
lam pGrs, eias 10 ni6tjse SisaRus
u%aerfaareneR 0duoSn ansuosrtraueu.
nur UNI eiRem @nidnaer @e!essnbsii
81 se5sn. duf 8oitsn oes Geuntp's 81
experimentation, sSu eiuseIHen @cuns
lies ots Stadtes mo Die 9olitter oa
sesen, oaB 6raueRsperlentn 5ifeni
ltne Aeulisr 5etIeioen, pobl bauptidd
ltb aaer Hug aus oem @rance, Dap
6rousn fsine 9olitier Inc uno bsi
Cen Nrabi5ieherii6er @ampasHen niht
mitmadsn. llHisrsr aniitt rad, it
Gin SfuliuperintenotHt nur ooidr hd.
iih ieinen S1uldR9elWtn1siten 81
DiOmsn une nid1t nm Gin Sanolarsssr
Der Bclitjter 81 fem. @er0oe aus
oisfem Srauoe 1T oielss Qmt in osa
hsften 6dn0en. psau es pon elmer
SrausHspericn o~srisbeu pirO. Die iih
ben beiicH @r3ieberu i'm Ssaate eben
tdrti9 sessiat bot.
sri. &cdafenofp eat Bic RcrmuI
ldule abiogoirt unO mar lit ibrem ii
itrict ais 9ebrsriH srFolgrsih tbdtis.
Sic nimmt inter ben teroorraaeuoieH
@r3ietern in oieism Stodte cine bcbe
Seellan9 Gin. Ridt Elm ein3iser
ShuliuperiHteRoent tann elmer btfes
rem 8eccro aufpeilen. u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

- 0.s Ndnner eer Ct. Wlarisus
9emeinos rsr0sn Elm srOBss Stat
SdafstopIs uHo Sind 5urnier an
Mittm1t a5eno. 3. ApriI, in Der Sc
m~eilgoebane a6baltsn.
Sac. 6. Bet ST.. 0sr 26 Sabre
ate So6n oes bisiisen 6sfaunten
N~sinblnolsrs SAT. 9sit puros am
9fTttpo6, q. Idr5 inRaeine t6otlih
5srIebt, in0em eer oortiss 80 Sabre
alts 8irtb 8iaiam 8ilCn In siusm
Strsite i6er sins 9emuuu5. nig sr
Gem Batter oes iunssn 9eT I1uloets,
gum 3eooloer sriff unO Den iunsen
glanH ourt sinen S6uB in Zen linz
isrleib n~isOgrIrsdse. Die 9crnuns
ouns lit Oerari. oaB tsins 5ofFnun1
ouf 0ieoerssnsiuus nes Yatientsn 1T.
Dillon purN %rerbaftst. 6siireits. abr
ben 1er3dnsHiBpnleH SduB absdeuers
5u baben.
SIN MaHteipalgsrift mar @nz
ian9s D. % Elm @er6Dr i'm 8anse, nm
ftH3uitsasn. IS @ep. s. 0app, pelner
6staHutlid am 10. SaHuar bisiss Sab
res feline Shpiegermutter 5rie0erits
5rsuE0 ermorOese. geiIti5 5urshnungs=
fdbig lit e6er nitt. Der 8erf6si0issr
0app's bsbauptete, iein @lisnt babe
Die g%rauenbdite Shat i'm 8abniinn
poQ6rdht unO fsi Oes.peaen niht perz
an!portlia Oafir. Rad anboruns
bar 3eusenausiagsn ItloB Iih 8intsr
Sro3ee oieier aniidt an uno OroHete
&c usberfi1raHg Mapp's in oas Sr=
teHaInI in 0Ibtoib an.
un1IIds Capitol. -
Den grfidursstOo srliit in ben
Speidern Der MilpOutsss@ % tern
Dating 81. Ger Mdl3sr Simon aatb,
Elm 80 Sabre alter 5amilisupdter,
30. 81 9ap6am Str, inoem er burh
zen 3uiammsn6ruh zines 9etrsiOe6ez
bdlters uater mebrersn t~aulenQ
guibds @etrsioe t~sgrabsn purne. -
Den 81 Sabre alien farbisen 4r5eitsr
Simpicn Sor0ou. 90. 1874 u. Str,
tr5f Elm Ppm 5. Stpd zines 4eubaus
a6fuaenoer 3isgsIItem Direct aui ben
Rcpf, rcd puroe FER Wann 3ipdr err
hebli6 aber ni1i ls6sHsssfabrlid psrz
lebt. Ter 40 Sabre ulte ,Saco6
Smith. go. $40 0mericdn gDe., MUIR
be tei Ieiuer Ar6sit in BEN aulagen
Der Smitf Steel @atiRs 60. pom eli
mem umitiir3enosn @aBtaitsn setrofs
ZEN un0 Ifper perleBt. Der so
Sabre aIte Step6. gelinst nuroe Eel
ietner Qr6eit in Der Anldse Der Mills
6bdlmers So. bpn einem umitiiraenosn
grpBen Slid Subeiien setroffen unO
oerdrt 5srduetIft. oaB CT peniQe
Stunoen ipGter itarb. - 9r. Um. 8.
gerigo H.. puree bei elmer Durh5ren=
rsrei ifper berIsbt. - Der 1Oid6rige
&nabe Sol. Gsumaner, 90. TAI IA.
Str, rannte beim Spleen Direct Dor
cine StraBencar. osrsn Rdoer i6m ben
reften SUB 3erquetihtsn. - Miloreo
3api6ed. Ro. 529 IA. Str, fidl DON
Der BIatform elmer Gar uuo trug
f6limme 9erlsbungen ouoon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

Bssen Der Nrbdufuna Der Geridts
laden i'm @ountbs geri6t, ees itsti-
gen Nadstbums Der 9eoolteruna BON
UiiIpautse @0untp. uno Der oaraus
erfolsenosn .3unu3me Ger Geihdfte i'm
@cuutp=@eritt Jar i6 Die gsgsns
pdrti5e 9e9islatur aen0t6iat, Elm psiz
teres @ouHtbrihterzam gu rreiren.
fur nsldes an 2. april tin Ridter
erpdbIt perosn piro. Inter BEN
grtsn, bic ibre gaRoioatur fiir 0as
negcreirte Amt 6staant mdhten, mar
Sobn s. 8arel, aegsnpdrtiqer Regiz
itrdr i'm 0aiienssri6t. 9etauutlif,
lpuroe GER &orel oor 4 Su6ren BON
BEN RBisen gountDri6ter Raul ,.
Carpenter gum Re9iftrar ernannt uRo
pdbreno oieier 4 Sabre Bat lid SER
8arel untsr Der 2situus 3ihtsr @arz
penfsr's ~perthpoae @rfa6run9en gee
iammelt, bic ibm in oem BON t6m ers
ltre6tsn ante treffIi6 gu itatten tpm=
men niirOen.
Seit 9errn &drel's @rnennunl
sum Resiitrar i'm @aiienesrift In6
oieIe Heue 9eieBe semott norbeu, bic
einen Sbeil Der @eriatsar5eiten auf
6errn 3drsl iibertruaeu. 70 oaB er
sur 3eit nit alien @in3eIbeiten i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p6Qia Oerz
traut lit.
6err aarel pirO ais lodiI6er Sam
oioat fir Ods ~reucreirte Gountbrtf=
terzlmt 5etraftet uno BAT auh Sc
tanntli6 Die sirItimmise SnooFiruna
Der Ulilpauteer Observation-Disclosures fir
feline @uu0ioatur erbalten. Seine no
mindtionspapiere puroen bon niht
neniser ais 1900 giiraern untsrs
5eiHnst uno. ME ieine freunbs bes
riften, Bate sr lsiht bic 6pppelte On
8abl u%nterIdriften er6alten tSnnen.
5err 8drel 1T bon b0bmiiher Q6s
%itdmmuHg un6 lit ais elmer Der elm
fluBrei6itsn iunasn 8o6miI6zqm eris
canern i'm State befannt.
Seine literariffen uno rehtsnifs
leni&uftli6en Stuoien a6foloirte er
an Der Uisconiner StadtsuniperTtat.
DieIer GURUS nimmt 5efanntlih Iehs
Sabre in qnipru6, 6err 4arel ieOoh
poIleH0ete oeniel6en in flint. Seit
benz Sabre 1896 1T er prueticirenoer
Rehtsanpalt. pd6rsno pel6er 3eit er
in oeritieoensn fhpisrigen 5dlen i'm
&reisseridt oieies @ountb's t6dtis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

iuur. SIN Sabre 1901 pntos ,r ais
4hemblnman i'm Ieunten Eiitrict
oisisr StaOt aerdblt uno, o5po6l er
oem Utter nuH bas jinsiis Mlt9liso
Der 9e5islatur mar, 3titrt,e er Hdl
IN oiefer Stsuung berborroNno ous,
ourn bic oon ibm unter6reitc.en @es
lesuorla9en. Turh feline SnitidtiOe
entitanoen bic Frsien idat,iatu ara
belts Rafpsiiunss Bureaus far Mr.
b~eitslcis uno bic grrihtun5 zines
taatIiden 6oipitals fir sapinoiaas
iise.
SIN Sabre 1903 ernaRutt. lpe 6s=
reit8 erpd6ut, 8ittsr gayupenter
9errn 8arsl als Reliitror i'm @aiieu.
seridt. 3u relhem Nmte feline 9cnnt.
Mile oer ensliidsu. b5bniiten oeut-
f6sn ure polniifsn Spraten ton bez
lonoers %5efdbigten. Wdbrsu5 ieiner
Nmts5eit ais Reliitror bat 0err Gorel
our6 feline @epifenhaFti9tsit IN Sc
rittsiaden unO ieiu 3ubcrtcmmeabes
0sIen iid oies 8reunoe %sruoren.
Seiner Q%arteiHenuna mud mar 6erI
E0rel tets 9smOtrat, Do6 ittt er elm
Offeutlihes Qmt iHne bate. bet6eiliste
er Iih ME actio an poIitiitm @ams
pdgnen.
4Is th6tisss MifalieD Der fot6olis
itleR CT. Sobdnn BON Repomut Sc
mtinee an 4. uHo Gberrn Ctr. 0d6ier,
1T er nit alien gsfptgunaen in fatb.
8ereins= uno 4ir6sntreiitn ioentifi=
cirt. SIN 6ffentlideu 9e5en lit er elm
Widnn bon beroprra3ennem Character
uno an ie0er I5blidsn 9eutluno Be-
tbeiIi9t, 60 III er Mitalieo Der .Mer.
hants dno Monufactarers QHocias
tion", her r@reater milpaulee gGKos
ciation", oes oMlilpoifse qreB gM6'
uno 3ablreidsn anoefsn @srsinigun.
gen.
6errn &arsI's unbefrittene Hdht1.
teiteH fir BAG Gountbri6ter-Qmt BEL
3peiten 8ioiion; Der graut. einer
tbattrdftigen uno berdhrtsn 8eomtsr
gu %promepiren; isine aIl5emeine 90.
pularitdt, in 8erbinoun9 nit einer
progre6ipen @ampo9us Don Ieiten iei.
ner 5reunee, maiden ion gum lo9i.
inen 6anoioaten fir oas reue @mt.
uno obne 3peiFet pirb sr aud Der er.
fcl9rsihe gdn0i6at fir bag Gountn.
Iiatersamt Der 3peiieH DioiTon isin.
u.