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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-19
New to Cure Chllblains.

ITO enjoy freedom from chilblains. -
writes John Kemp, East Otisfeld, Me-,
II apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used it for salt rheum with excellent
results" Guaranteed to cure fever sores.
indolent ulcers, piles, burns, wounds,
frost bites and skin diseases. Csc at G..
I. Leavitt & Sons drug store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-01-19

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup, contain
ing Honey and Tar, is especially appro-
pirate for children, no opiates or poisons
of any character, conforms to the condi-
tons of the National Pure Food and
Drug Law, June 80, 1906. For Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. 1t expels Coughs
and Colds by gently moving the bowels
Guaranteed. Sold by Yerington Drug Co.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
Negro Shot Who Attacked Man and
Wife in Buggy.

Mr.. Daniel Roseman and Mrs.
Roseman, living fifteen miles from
Salisbury, N. G., had an experience a
week ago that has never been given
the officers and fell into newspaper
hands by accident.
They were on their way home from
Salisbury, when near tht Yadkin
railroad crossing at Faith, they were
attacked by negro. The fellow call
ed to Mr.. Roseman to stop, but no at
tention was paid to him. Then he
stopped the horse and slipping up be-
hing the buggy, seized Mrs. Roseman
who called to her husband.
Mr.. Roseman drew his pistol from
the bottom of the buggy and fired in
to the negro's body, causing him to
fall. Mr.. Roseman shot second
time and snapped the weapon third
time when the negro scrambled to his
feet and made his escape.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
NEITHER WANTS HIM.
An Atlanta Man in Trouble About
Two Wives.

Following the action of wife No. z
in filing an application for the annul-
ment of her marriage, or pretended
marriage, with BENJAMIN James
Hamilton, a well-known young lnsur-
ance man of Atlanta, Mrs. Ruth H.
Hamilton, his lawful wife, nee Rob-
erts, filed in the superior court for
total divorce.
In the meantime, Hamilton, who
went to Atlanta from Rome, where
he was well thought of, has disap-
peared from the city and is lodging
the bigamy charge brought up
against him.
Miss Emmie Louise Wood OF 22o
East Georgia avenue, is the second
wife, and the alleged marriage with
her took place on September IT. he
married his first wife on January Il,
1905. The two young women met
Just after the second marriage and
disclosures followed. Hamilton learn
ed this fact and made himself scarce:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
BEAT THE OLD MAN.
Young Man Married His Young Step
Grand Mother.

A dispatch from San Francisco says
Tom Hugh Allison, of Manlius, N. Y,
who married his grandmother is here
on his honeymoon.
"My grandfather. DR.. l3uffom, of
Rochester" said he, was poppery
old fellow. First, he disinherited my
sister because she married barber.
This left me his oslo heir. He decid-
ed to marry, although he was past
eighty to keep me from inheriting
his sister. I didn't know it, but the
girl he picked out was my sweetheart.
only seventeen years Of aye.
"She decided to accept his offer to
save the estate for me. That was
nearly six years ago. He died a year
ago, and the young woman whom I
call grandmother became my wife"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
SAW RAINBOW At NIGHT.
Tale of the Sea Told by Trans-Atlan-
tic Travellers.

IS The Atlantic transport liner Mime
;haha, Just arrived at New York from
kLondon, brought to port story OF
having seen rainbow at night, Cap
tain Robinson. and a score of passen-
gers vouched for the truth OF the
STORY.
H. w. Scoville, retired merchant
of ,Newburyport, Mass, said that the
rainbow appeared Just before mid
night on Wednesday. All that day
there had been occasional showers. To-
ward evening there was a clearing,
but at night mist set over the wa
ter.
s. "Along about midnight" said Mr..
,scoville, "a peculiar half circle of
colored light appeared in the west
Both ends touched the seas and al
though not as vivid as the rainbow we
see in the day time, it was clearly de-
fined and a beautiful sight The
phenomenon remained in view twenty
minutes and finally faded away.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
THREE MEN KILLED.
BY a Falling Derrick at Columbus,
Ohio, on Friday.

Three men were killed and several
others seriously hurt, two of whom
are thought to be fatally, by the fall
ing of a derrick Friday, where new
bridge being erected for the New
York, Chicago and st. Louis Rail-
way company over the Cuyahoga riv-
er, near Columbus, Ohio.
The dead:
F. T. Beahl, of Conneaut, o., train
master of the eastern division OF the
Nickle Plate road.
]. S. Yates, Cleaveland, superin-
tendent in charge of the work.
Albert Furrer, watchman, CleVe-
land.
The fatally injured:
Joseph Consetter, a watchman, and
other whose name was not obtained.
The names of those less seriously
injured are also lacking at this time
While lifting an eleven ton girder II
became unbalanced and knocked the
derrick over upon the men below.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails 10
cure your cough or cold. 1t stops
the cought, heals the lungs and pre-
vents serious results from cold.
Cures la grippe cough and prevents
pneumonia and consumption Con-
tains no opiates. The genuine IS IN
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes
DR.. A. G.. Dukes.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
a Servian Custom.

In Servia there still survives won.
derful old institution known as the
Zadruga. 1t is the living together of
q whole tribe, numbering sometimes as
many as 100 persons, all under the ab-
solnte authority Of one chief. He
keeps all the money, makes all pur-
chases and decides the minutest de-
tails of family life. AS q faroily grows
the home has to be enlarged, and some
times it reaches the length Of a street
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
Bitten by q Spider.

Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite, John Washington OF
Tex, would have lost his
leg, which became mass of running
sores, had he not been persuaded to
trv Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He writes
"the first application relieved, and
boxes healed all the Sores zoe.
Guaranteed at J. G. Wannamaker
Mfg Co., druggists.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
POKER MEN GONE.
;spartanburg Man Out 5000 and Two
Expert Card Players Missing.

~ John Davidson and Albert Dear
man, alleged to be expert stud poker
Splayers, are missing from the city,
and D. W. Thomas, a well-known
young man, has between nine hun
dred and thousand dollars less than
he had Tuesday night.
Mr.. Thomas sold his business Tues
day for $4,000 cash. He deposited
two thousand in a bank, and kept
nine hundred expecting to pay off a
claim the next morning.
@ Tuesday night, it is said, he visit
ed the room where Dearman and Da-
syison hung out, and the next morning
!, when Thomas came to himself Dear
man and Davidson were gone, and he
was short about nine hundred. DaVi-
SON and Dearman left Spartanburg
that morning for the Jamestown Ex-
position, and the wires are being used
in an effort to bring them back. IN
dictments have been handed to the
grand Jury by Solicitor Sease
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17

s Obstinate cases of constipation and
nasty, mean headaches promptly dis
appear when you take DR.. DeWitts
Little Early Riser Pills. Sold by
DIR A. C.! Dukes, A. c. Doyle & Co.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17

: Stomach

No appetite, loss of strength, nervous"
ness, headache, constipation, bad BREATH
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
iof the stomach are all due to indigestion.
tKodol relieves Indigestion. This new discoV-
/ cry represents the natural juices OF diges-
3sion as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol for
dyspepsia does rot only relieve indigestion
land dyspepsia, but this famous remeay
ibelns ali stomach troubles by cleansing,
tpurifying, sweetening and strengthening
ithe mucous membranes lining the stomach.
MIR. s. S. Ball, Q. Ravenswood ", Va: says
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years.
l Kodol cured me and wo are now using it in milk
zSor baby"
:! TRY
:, EsWlrrs KIDNEY ard BLADDER PILLs-srra and Safe
* Prepared by E. o. Dewitt & co., Chicago
Sold by A. C. Dukes, M. D., and a.
&C. Doyle & Co.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-10-17
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000.

CAPITAL STOCK $4,000.
President. Vice-President,
I. S. Harley, w. l.. Moseley'
Cashier, W. B. Thompson.
Board of Directors.
T. 6. Harley, T. R. McCants,
T w. Bowman, L. e. Riley,
1sidore Rich, W. l.. Noseley,
r w. Sandel, R. F. Way,
Robt. E. Wannamaker.
We announcewith pleasure to our
patrons and the general public that
we have moved into our New Bank
ing Rooms corner Of Russell and
Broughton Sts., where we are pre-
pared to do General Banking Busi-
ness.
Our Bank is supplied with Fire
proof Vaults and Burglar and Fire
Proof Safe. We ask you for your de-
posits and will extend every &C
comodation consistent with correct
Banking.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Sgn3s Il. Niaer; - ~Wsla' elm
Slid. Religion 81 ba6snl'
uiinam -nGepiBl 9drum III UNI
isre 9aroIe
aNie ponen mir in unisrem glaubsn
pdnten,
Sists trsae 9isnsr @oites isin,
Gomit mir emit, renu fallen SieIe
Strantsn.
gum Batter tebren Idulos uno Iinosus
rein.
er sat sum Sell. gum Stssn uns ere
soreR,
lIro Oisle NeIt III uns osr qriianss=
ort
0sr oiesItits ion niat aus Der SruH
0~erIoren.
Der fiHeet en'ssn 9obn i'm Ssnieiis
bert :
@r oatf F6 in GEM ei6i Der 8abr=
beit ionnen,
Gas ME ssabnte 6errIidteii umFIieBi;
uHb Seli9teit uno namenloIe 0Onnen
Sn ieiner 9uio er iiber uns sygi,bt.
Drum laBt uus idmpien, labi uus
mutHi1 yingen.
3i6t adtsn 6ohn. 9erfolgung, 6aB
uno Spottl
ylur muthil o%crlpdrts, uno es muB oes
lin5en,
Denn nit uns tGmpft Bic 0d6rs
beit- tdmpiei @ott!"
S6ul3e - ~NeId eiusn nuB6rins
aennen @beno ba6en mir pieoer bel
Sbnsn rerlebt! 0is itbusn mir uns
oauadl Oas mas pon u~nlsrer erbtbens
ben ll~nterbaIiun1 uns i'm @eDatmihe
rerblie6en. bic @mpfiuounaen, Die uns
babel ereriffen. aud u~nieren SAINT
lien, 6rsunoeu uno 9etanuteu mittbeiz
len 81 t0nnen!"
lItinam /: n .@eI6' cine 6reuSe
uno @tnue hGang fir midi II Gds
ndaite Mal neratn i'd Sud nun ssi
Gen. mas Elm llusldubiger alfe8
slauben muB, nm un9I1ubis 81
iein, uno mir psroeu ie6sn, olB CT,
oer ocrgibi teinen @laubsu gu BADEN,
mebr glduben muB. aIs mir slau5ise
@Ariiten. AlTo auf baloiees Wisoers
isbeu!"
Nliler Il. Sdul3e: - .@ute Rdmtl"
lltindm; .gute Rafi, m,ine per-
REM"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Otto 6elerter, 3edniter, 5tios in 3 iis
7 i'd %pQ6nbaft. limb bei Der 8eItisuns
oes 1856 Meier boben Speer an Mak
leniee iibsr cine 100 Uleter 6obe 6elss
iuoub gu toos seitiirBt. Sbrs 0eiden
parcsn aeborgsn. - Su 2en3bnrg
1T iuioIse zines 6srjIhlases areisi6r'
fer U. 5tsIsr geItoran. Sn
Reuenaot tar6 i'm utter Don go
Sa6rn Saco5 Glening @erpalter bel
Re6gsIdnOes Der Staot gern una
frii6er Director Der lan0pirt9i4aftlia
den S6uie Ritz.
Burttem bere. - Die @ilsns
babus 9inie R0tttnBtn Wti1
tsrSbtim uno 9ie6ersbreus
Gr|e8ltngeR nirb isbt ausssfabrl
psrosn, SH @roBtuhen iara
Der dlieite Manu Der Gjegsno, Did.
9ebrIs MltidultfeiB, Inn utter oon 81
Sdbrsn. - Die 2a6f Der @beiheioms
gen Dat. pie I'm oeiti den 8eife, aud
in Niigliem6erg in ben leBsen sSdbreH
beoeuteno 3uqtnommeH. Wdbreno i'm
Sabre 1900 in Wtritembtra Hur 1850
GbelfeiDunssn btr3sidnst DurOsn,
par i6Te 3a6l I'M Sabre 1905 auf ga
aeitie9sn. auf ie 100000 ginpobner
- @ftf6eioumaen, - mit BEN neus
flo in 6foh 5ers 9sgriinostsn iatbs
Nr6eiier5ergine Cat bic 3abl Der tatb.
Qr0sierDtreine in gang Ndritsms
ber8 115 erreiht. = 9u 6unoers
ftngen lit Der i'm aon3sn Gberlanos
fofaeaftsts Neabduer Sol. 8igsl INK
litter BON 70 5ahren geior6sn. - SH
@ingen a. 6its fisl Der Mittpsr
SOB. 8. aauiter in ben Duntel6eit IN
rem Wiblc0nol uno erirant. - @bens
ba geriet6 bsr 37jd6r. Sfsfhner 5r5.
Uian,r BON @etBfingen a. ct.
uuter Die gidoer zines 8uaes nub mnrs
be 3ermolmt. ~ geim @ntlooen eines
Giien6abapaseHs In 61fen a. g..
pur0e BEN BiaBnrbeittI Qloam asrn
ourd sini3e com Dasen bs~ra5Falenoe
2ans6ol5itdmms osy S6doel 3srmalmi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
gtF 9isnrno unn rtttTer
BRrei1amPCru.

lIs6sr oieies 5bsma mnft bic yNmez
rita" folsenoe 5utreffsnbe uno naisis
tise 9eRsrsisung osr0isneHes Ausfi5s
rungen:
0er Dor bier obsr flint Sa6rsn elmer
geriammIun3 oes .. 81. gsrsinsbuns
oes poH Slinois beipobnts. Der muBte
i'd nneeiihts Der alien @oroe p0n
gsreinsmdnnsrn, bic Ct gu lobIihsm
Sbun Dsreini fab, bic 8rage iteueH,
mas Dirb aug ihrer 5ahe neroeu,
DeHH bic alten WdHnsr sbireten. pom
z0be berufsn, obeI neil fe oes 4ltsrs
StDd6s spinsi, bic langs gsirngens
gIroe HieoersulsssH2 gine iolhs 5ras
&c 6aben mir uHs bamaIs aud piItltn
offers gsftsut, unb 3pdr NIT 9shi. bd
e oen QHihtin bate, ais % bic jun
sspe 9snerotion nenis Qsisuus o<rs
iplrs Tt an BEN gsHre5un5sn uuo
8erotbunssn ber Wltsn 81 hs.1siIigeH.
in Ten lsbten 5ahren BAT flo oarin
Elm mertlihsr nmi5pun5 ool3ossH,
DIT enf ost IuR5ft IN G1finBbam aosss
haliensn Notwithstanding ess =.
&. StaatscsrbaHbes pom aninois 1ufs
f1lsHo outage frat. Snngs Gejihtsr
aber1n. an STEELE ssr aItsn anaFsrs
botse IuHgs Wannsr, hisr5uloase ~
5rrsn, Gle asHno6 in nuif5sr Spr1s
fs in bic 5ebotisn sin3riTsH, 9essn.
5islisn uno auf ises untsr ben ums
aaHoeH m5sIi5s Isiis ben gspsis ~
ssa4sn, eab Re bsiasisi Fas, IN sk
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
gInitne rRiibdJrm
BON putiuam".
III.

III.
Differ Il. S6ul5e: nGutsn
Q6en6, Serr slltinam1l Mir inn sSbs
rer fgeunblihm g~iHlaouna esfolst unb
modten ung 6elss 4beno in a6nlifer
meiie pit ltbtbin 6elebren loHsn. Sir
6a6en uns fir Ben bsuiigsn 46snb
nua einen britten gspeis fir bag gds
Isin zines 535srsH DeisHs in QasFat
ssieut.-
utinam i: Sans rihiis; nun.
nsbmen gle gias. If nsroe oisisn
geipsis ioiort gs5sn.4
Mlngr - .Mir HHo gsIpannt!@
utiRGm f: - sd fage, e at5t sinsn
got., neil bic Gsfhfdts bies &s
peir. Die Gsi6itte bspsif uns, bag
ni6i 5loB bic meiiisn, ionosrn oah
bic neiisfs7 aHo bsiisn Ilenffen an
goit ssslaubt b15sn anb gIoassn. Die
Gottssltasnuns oosr bsr Msbsismus
1T INNER nur cine ptreinsslts grs
Itsinuns. Da5rsno Or gottsssIause
tel esr a5apisssnbtsn Qn5a5l bon
Msniten Ft 5orfinesi. W1g Der
Ginslns in fsinsm aopf fh surshls
Iss;, lam gar .sitt irribamlif fsin,
mas a5r 81, san8s NsRf6bsit
aIs nobr 1HHimmt, fam aam5slih
f1lih isin. 1os BOT ifCn ssr sSebs
5slsEis 0an aqsiE khsiisr tassm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Die Iette SaITe.

Don Germ Qnt 5tala er6ielisn mir
folssnosn Brief. ben mir gerns uuisrsn
2dern Borlsssn: gSn 8situnsen Ias
i6 0iters iber ,Iriner's Qmgricon
elirir Of Bitter Wint" uEo beieu
Wirtiamfeit in araulhsitsn 6ts Mas
gems uuo faHs en6tiA 8eIsssnhtit e
dun iebH 30 ntrigHen. So mar 10
trant bab ID MID auf bic lskts
Stnnbe por6ardieie. fDeil feline Der Ns'
9ilinsn. pslte it fir meins Magsns
lranlbeit osbraHtts, mir i'm seriH5fn
bolfsH ga GalifloB ih miA als
ltbisn 8sriuf. 3riusf's Qmericdn
Glirir Of Bitter Ntue al ue9mm uno
it maB iaasn. eaB Id in 0iersebn Ia
gen mieosr ooaHaneig ssiuuo mar. 55
oerHfsre alien meinen ~ganosIsaien.
baB rsnn aHs aHasren UittsI isbls
ihlasn, oisies bic lss.e uno 0olhdn'
bigs 6alis isin Uir0. Qnton 5idia.
30. ST II. 2f5e.. eorain, Ohio
Tieie Cur fam laht erildrt ipgrefn.
1rineTs 4merican gIirir Of Bitter
Wine Miro Dem arantsH iofort gss
nasgno ataiie gs6eu. um RabraHs 81
Hebmen uno 81 pet6auer. Scbdls
oas &mulaenist nurbe, lit bic 6et'
luns nur cine Sahe pm fur3sr Eaasr
ge5rcafm 5is ss INNER. psHn Gil
Idnab fiblsu, ttiHsn 4ppsiit habeHi
msnn ale anoeren Nr5ueien S6nen
nidt bslitn. SH Mpoi5sten. Sol 2ris
ner. Qo. 100 z. aiflano aga. Ghi'
cage, 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26


Sort ns,Sno.-Die am IL.
uno IS. Dtai bier abse6altene Ia.
Stadtgcpnpentiun oes 81. SoIepBs
Stuatsperbdnoes pon,Snbiand ia. ZEN
@nIhluB an ben Ge%niraloerein be-
fhlohen unb DeIegaten AT oeflsn gers
iammIung %ernanni. Die Wabl Der ge=
amten bate foIgenOssG eialtat: Seiitl.
Dirsctpren: gsnsraloicar Ant, Sheis
beler fir bic 0i6Seie SsDianapolis,
uno Misr. 5. 8. 0sdterins fir bic
Di05eie sort Wdbns; 9rdT., 9ei. $.
9ammerftein, Gpangpias; ]. 8ices
Prdl, 6ran3 8sd, SORT 0a1ns; 2.
9icesprdi., Sob. Gdert, 9O~gansport;
S4aBm., pet. 9uB5aum. 1T. Wanne;
Seer. Wm. Qaeiter, indianapolis.
4ls 5eitort Der ndaitsn 9eriammluns
puroe gpansoiae beitimmt. Dem Be-
riat bss Sseretdrs 5ufolse BAT Der
8er6dnb i'm oerfl. Sabre 8 neus 8ers
cine, nit elmer Mitgliebsr3abl pom
90, eetponneH, unO sdbIt nun 1888
WlitgIieber.
Cincinnati, 8. = 8s pom
IA. Big 18. bfs. bisr a~bgebaltens 16.
2jdbrlids Convention 0eraatbolifden
Bitter BON Qmsrita BAT FpIssnoe Be-
ante erpdblt: qrdT, Or. 5eIir gaus
bin, Rem Orleans; 9icssgrGi., 90.
8rDgbdm, 9robioence, 81. e.; Gecr.,
ant. Matrs, ct. Qouis; S6aBm..
@6as. 9%annausr. CT. 9ouis; Srufes,
u. Sdeser, g6icagD. Der nGdfe gonz
oent pirO in IdI9oi1s, Ssnn., abge=
halten perben.
8alttmore, Mb. - Die ga
tbolic Benevolent 9egion", Biz b. 80.
oa5ier ibren &c. SabresconDsnt abs
belt, 5GbIt nab benz geri6t bes Guz
prenesS ecretdrs s. 9. Garroa 1896
Gouncils NIT 3uiummsn 19,446 Mitz
glieoern. Die 53dbl Der auf gelicen
itslenoen 8eriiderungsiumme am
gnoe 5es Sa6rss ipar $26, 375 ,095
un0 bic 9efnmmtfumme Der ~6ssablteu
8eneficien SAL, 900. gs 6atten If
1000 Sbeilnebmer an Dem gonpent
oarunter piele 5rluen, eingsfunoen.
4uf BEN GonDent mur6e Der Aniroa
aeIteut, Sdritts CUR Grri6tung zines
9eoddtniBbauss in Ct. Mdrb's I'D,
CUR @rinnerung an bic 2tnbuna Don
2or0 9altimore's tatbolii6er @oIonis
odielbit I'm Sabre 1888, uno bsr Gr=
rihtung Der r0miidsfat6oliifsn Sir
DE in Gngliihs Amsrica, gu uHterns6s
men. Sc pur6e elm 4ntrdg ongsnom=
men. aug WitgIieOsrn Oes Supreme
gounciI pss Sroens elm Gomite at er-
uennen, Dslhss bic 4~ngslsssnbeis nsis
ter erpdssR un6 ibr einen n~ationolsn
ghdratter esben fon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
8ir6li6e 2la6ri6ten.

Furap, n. 9. Del bohsD'te
81. giIdpf Sbanlsn 1T iiinsIt son Isis
ner 8omreiis 5uridsste1rt.
OMAHA. Rs6. n 5n Bon 9aLlsp
1T bic ebrp. 5runeiscaHsrid METER
gaitalis 8ranciseus i'm 4ltsr BON 80
Subren gsiturssn. Sit mar in Minnes
ioia seboyen. r. /. b.
CT. Qputs, Mo. - Sn Der 81.
9ouiguniperIitn 1T an Is. bis. bohm.
g. WdItst 5enrD sin, e. &, nan
Idnssrsm Sie6tbum I'm @lter Don IS
Sabren aus lem 9ebsn aeIhisoen. &.
/. p. = Inter lbsr1us 3a6lrsidsr Be
tbsiliguns uno b0dit impoIautsn Ssis
srlihteiten fano an /. Sonntas Die
@runo heinlesung sur nsusn ct. Sac
cilia=8irde oubier Itatt.
@ran6 Rapids, hid. - Sn
Der 8atbeDraIe habisr, sr6ielt am /.
9instds Der 8taton Gspdl0 Wc@inH.
elm SObn Der 8atbsoralgsmsinos, bic
81. 9risferrsibe.
Sn0ianaPolis, Sn6. SIN
Der 45iei ct. Msinrao erthsilse Der
bo6D'ie 6r. 9ti6of GDoHGgbue am
gfingifiamsfag ben 3iasonen @so.
BOIL, Sci. 9oelbuis urto Sob. Roger.
fir bic 8io3eie Snoianapolis, 9ouis
Mieoannsr fir bic Dio3sie San 9n=
tonic, Sob. 6rei fir Ste 9i03eIe 9edo,
ano ben gsueoietiners gleritsrn Gberz
barb SIinger uno 6eirtr. 9renner bic
bl. 9rieFertDeite. Dds Iiatonal err
bislisn, gaulus S6oma, 8. 9. g..
MlopIius Sg1nelen6er5er, Mottb. Weia
Lamb. Ant. W~oeroebpFf, @loDIiug ga=
bina, Ser. Shneioer, Sol. 6agsnz
meser, Sob. Bait, hid. afI9inger, j.
Mal;aopsii, Sol. glancen. s. gniat,
unO Die nieberen Neiben: Mug. 5abers
Torn 3. z. g., ). 9atterion, did.
9opHeD, Gilbert 8aiaIo. Sol. 6amia,
gop. 9ilgsr, Sac. @regori, Sag. pol
lam. SEQ. 9eBling, gbas. barr, ..
Quinn unb Sos. Suaioan.
@orri86urg,9 ga. - SIN feier-
lider 8eile uno I'M geiIsin oisler BIZ
i60fe uno griefer Fono am IA. bis.
bic GonIecration Der Ih6nen 5isItssn
neusn Ct. patrid's s8atbeoraIe patt,
nit Deren gau am ct. gdtridstag
1904 begpnnen ipur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Aurrlrt atut&t Tuur.

Die 8atboIiten ~lu9arns treffsn
peitre.tsn0ie 8%ortebrungen, UNI i'm
Sommsr B. So. bic zoo. Sahrespens
De eer @eburt Ter FL. Glilabet6 aug
Dem Irpooenhauie in defenders Feiers
lifer. Der 0odnelt ourt bic @trih
tin5 bumouitdrer S@0pfunssn per-
5Ieibenoer Neiie au bsaehen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Ghpst5. TE. 3. ED. @rrFsis
Tor an Der uniotrH;dt 5rei6Ura.
III oon ben itneiBsriiftn 9it5fen
gum 8sgsns sts s6toloeiifsn GoH5ils
les SalsTanum IN Brsibars, an 5tsae
tss %psriiorbsnsn Wisr. SrutsI eIHann!
p6rDtn. ~ an Bern farb 8r5. II.
iar. @ler. o. 3cuHaiHi, Sttreidr oss
iHtsrnasicnalen Eiisnbabn Iranss
poriomtss. sn gosl har5 Or.
inI. Rub. aisditnha5n. ron 1862 bis
1867 8e3ierungs iscgetdr. 5H 9 IL
rio narb an sinsm g6lG9aHfaa 5os
tsligr Grit. guoi8sGn6erlin. BETTER
ots 61isls gnbkrlm in Bpntre Il
n 2. - 3psi 1ouriasn. @tnt aahsr,
Snstnisug esr SgnessbabHn, uns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

III @in nittiets llrtbeil lit utusrs
oingg opm italieniI6sn @erihtsbofe
IN Rom User bic 9srpenouna rcr in
BEN iie53is;r Sobren bei g%el,5enbsit
Der nSitalariia;inn9 Der 9Ioaer BON
Der @eeierana bsi6lagno6mtsn, fiji.
Bic ausp1rtigsn Uliilionen 5,Fimms
ten Seller ssfdat peroeu. Rdfoem
bic 4ngsls9eubeit mebrerema,e i'm
Parliament uno i'm Senut sur Spraz
DE 9etommen mar, BAT oos@eridi ptn
papit als Singer onsrfaunt; uno bic
Ter e%rndnnte ben @tnsrolpicas Don
Rom 3n ieinsm re6ts9iiliiam 9ertres
ter. RAD langpierisen lluisrbanos
lunssn BAT ii6 nun enblin Ole italiss
niine 9e66rse bdSu entifiofsn, ben
aus inisrnationalen @d6en Gaises
5rahten 6on6s BON iber 8 Miaionen
2irs benz QapIt fir Milfons3psde gus
riid5usrtatten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Durf 9erfiiauna see Gar0inaI-

Durt 9eriisuns sss Gar0inal
uicars BON @om babsn teusr bic 6iisnis
Iihen 9roceHionsn am Mdrcastage
uno an BEN 9ittogen aonasfhts Der
3sitlaqe" nitt itattseiunom. DieIer
9ersi6t aaf bic @rpcsTientn, bic ourd
bic Sirabsn Rom's 81 5iebeH pflessn.
Bat itinen @runo in Dem iiirmiiden
Quftret,n Der r6miihsn @nticItricalen,
Bic in Der Iebten 3eii cine B,mcnfras
tion naA Der onoeru peranhaliet 6as
Sen. Gbnobl nidi 3abIrtih, iino bieie
turbulsntsn Glemsute rod su fir6ten,
neil lie in i6rsr 9erpegen9eit Dor
niAis 3uriididreden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

9luF qnfuten oss borti5en
3psias Der 9aib. 6oberoiion bat Der
Staoirdtb pen 5olebo, g. cine 9ers
oronuna srlaHen. bic Is ana5sn unb
W0sdsn, bic ens II. gebensjabr ned
nitt trreiht b56en, Dtr5ietet, Wirib
fhaften uno anoers d6nlide Qocols 3u
Rtreten, anBer in @sieuiddfi i1rtr
@ltern, zines 8ormuuos cher Qebrers.
~ Die liberation res gouutp's 5eios
10 in C6io beidmpft nit Griolg bic
QusHelung onl5Bi3sr gilosr uno
piatatt. Die aoniaier 56oeration
0ernahrte Iih nit @rfole seaen anito.
bise Ani6lagebosen elmer oorti9sn sc
iddftsfirma nno i'm 6eimot6sori hes
prdhbsulen Der nGonias State 3ebe
ration" bepirtts Der Ginipru1 oieler
9srsinisans bic g%ntftrnuu9 offer ons
a0Bi5en plaf1te. - 9rotetireu bilfil
Nolis man bod o~lerpdrts 3u bieism
Uitiel greiienl