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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May BE Sappina
Your Life Away - Albuquerque
People Have Learned This

III
Fact.
When a healthy man or woman be-
gins 10 run down without apparent
cause. becomes weak, languid. TO-
pressed, suffers backache, headache.
dizzy spells and urinary disorders.
look to the kidneys for the cause of il
all. Keep the Kidneys we'll sad they
viii keep you well, Deans kidney
pills cure sick kidneys and keep them
wen.
Juan 4. Ortega, eN-roliceman, %
Iona st, Santa PC, n Nj, says:
III all troubled with pain In the
back have that annoyance ended -
quickly as the use Of Doan's kidEty
pills procured at Ireland's Pharmacy
ended mine, then backache due TO kid
ney complaint would cease " have
any terrors for users of this Strength
enlng and curative propagation. No
one in New Mexico necd be i'm tho
least dubious about using Deans Kid
uey pills il they require a medicine "a
strengthen their kidneys"
For sale by an dealers. Prise 5A
cents. Fostcr-MilEurn Co. Rufr1lo,
New York, sole Hsents Tor the United
States.
Remember nc neme-Doan's-and
take no other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

rE London Lancet 10 fs current issue makes d srons pies Tor a.
fss.Ublis and nourshnr uusnuw OF IRE Christmas plum puddng An
ut Sow Yat Herald fears hi too many Who are ons iusi reoofefne no
a.fl ayrperus -.nrieHa ausr abe heavy dinners 81 ns holdays sn
aMa ssasaais blama ihs "nuaams" zoe mof Of their suHerins ue amina
u DLA m-I--L -lIlllI nl .nn-I } LLLul InoII oL .-Inn.nNr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
Washington
Day by Day

III seems to me" said J. Adam
Bede. chat the members Of tins mouse
are out on a limb IN this money dues
ton. OF course they cannot take the
tainted money and they have refused
really spurned. honest money by re-
fusing to raise their W salaries. 4
Mark Twain was talking to Sena-
tor Kean of New Jersey when he was
here last week lobbying for his copy
right bin. He told the senator ne
gets 80 cents a word for his writ
"And yet. Mark. said Kean, you
do not look like 80 cents"
Il felt like Il all right wen LETT
that committee on patents, the num-
Orlst replied.
"By GEORGE said Kean, The sur
plus would soon be wiped out y the
government paid the president 80 cents
a word for all he writes.
"Well." commented Twain, my ad-
vice to the president is to resign Il
get into my class at once.
The venerable Senator Pettus Of
Alabama, S5 years old and going on
his seth. called on the president n
complained about the equipment of
the postofice in Selma, Ala, which
is the town where both he and Sena-
tor Morgan live.
Thu senator has complained often
to the postoffice department that the
1 equipment of the Office at Selma rs an
tiquated. He has not been able to DO
anything there, and went up to the
White House to tell the president
about il.
why, Mr.. President" he said. my
box key fits four other boxes, and J
think you ought to do something
about It,"
The president promised to attend
to II.
Thomas G.. Dawson, United States
minister to Santo Domingo, walked
into the office of Assistant Secretary
Of State Bacon today TO confer about
matters relating to the island repub-
lie.
II wish to congratulate you on
your promotions" said Mr.. Bacon to
the minister:
what promotion 2" asked Mr.. Daw-
son.
ION your promotion as Minister to
Colombia" replied Assistant Secretary
Bacon.
Great Scott" exclaimed the sur
priscd diplomat, who Is one of the few
officials who have been promoted
without l%og-rolling to bring 1t about.
New York World.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
B A RS
REAL ESTATE
view 1TLEPEoNE $50.
MONEY Tr LOAN ON GOOD KEAI,
ES-ATJr SECURITY AT Low
RATES OF INTEREST.

FOR RENT.
. rooms, frame, Cromwell Avenue,
3 rooms, Third street a Cold ave-
nue.. sI4.00.
4 rooms furnished. J Fourth
street. $17.00.
8 rooms. Lead ave, $40 60.
8 rooms. frame, South Edith, mod
ern, $3.50.
4 rooms, frame, North Ariio, Sl2.OO.
4 rooms, frame, Lead ave-, s2O.0O.
FOL SALE.
one lot on Railroad avenue, business
lo..
Five brick houses on installments; will
sell singly at fair prices. Interest 6
per cent. These houses are in a
good location; quite near IN.
Rnnd for $4,000 on BernaIillo county
at G per cent interest; will be sold
at a discount.
7-room house, modern, South Edith
st, So {. 90.
7-room house. modern. South Edith
St, $780, 90.
4.room house. modern. North Second
St, 2 100000.
5-room house. modern, North Fifth
ST.. 100000.
Good business lots, Gold avenue.
Good lot. silver avenue.
broom house, Lead Ave, S1,Sb0.O0.
5.room house, South Edith ST., mod
ern; fine location; faces east. Lot
50x142 TT. $4,000.
S-room house. South Edith street,
modern, near in: fine location
Price $4,000.
5-room house, modern; West Coal aV-
enue. Price $4,000.
4-room house furnished. in a good ID
cation. price, $1,100. Part cash and
payments, balance ats per cent In
terest.
rvo lots. Marquette ave-, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, $500.
Good house with 1h acres OF lana
near in; fine fl ult trees. ETC., al d
bargain.
.-~nom house. Ncrth Eighth St, near
Mountain Road, $1,6O0.
: room brick house, modern, on goon
corner West Coal p
Two lots on Marquette avenue pc
tween Fourth and Fifth SITS. $500
one and a half acres Of land ono
half n1ile from postoffice; fine fruii
trees, etc. Will, four-room house.
Two lots. corner Sixth end West Coal
5.room house, North Fifth street, with
bath. etc, fine lot and shade trees
$500.
7-room house 10 Highlands, modern,
fine corner, s2.S09.
Four houses on south Broadway.
modern: VIII sell singly o. all. ~ a
bargain.
fire Insurance. Houses for. Rent:
Rents Collected; Trxes Paid: snm
residents and -,on-residents.
K. HI. DUNBAR q co.
Corner Gold Avenue and Third stront.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

Friday IfrnIHE January DID, itpf
kFia fHr fNr fnuffFf IH hIht
fHfIfff NrIilf rIanI uN ID If Nat
s4f ltn.raI admission frnif Nf-
sfrirI sect. 81 IA
ll0n,t laIaaI illai onf driver $40
iahs luaF nFaff ffH rtre. rate bread
asaI Ia faIl Vel NnheFf EWNit
a fNAf1 a 80
AZ fan n0fd y N~sNFfHlfF lCllfIiuuf
uftsfiifn AHt NH1ft hte
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
M. GE X
wholesale flour and Feed
ID J. a 4

Eupress Moses Rect" "0oid SEAL
"hIanra." North Star and Hn9sn-
taln Rose" Flour af eh0iasaia
kansas VA Naive Hag. Affair.
oats herifI ceIn Coca Ch0D. Whsst
MHIfa ani Rcd Fran
NHf tinlh aHH oN|fV Faas.
NaNNauar htl0A aHI rHuItu Faa4
'fn.iti nttiff sHN'H flllksn
pfAsf liQes sna falii4 l.ad
A'l' Fh''' 80 NV, fs1g Az,
The oasis., 1907-04-27

realty owned by the nation he re. presents; and while the American officer may hold him in the usual race contempt, he can salve his wounded pride with the reflection that the brown skinned admiral is a nobleman in his own land, and that he has shown his pro- fciency in naval warfare. But a black skinned vice admiral, in a borrowed tub. That's the limit.
The oasis., 1907-04-27
As lartatsrlae semslsctscs.

This week Tng OASIS gives it's readers q readable account of an occurrence in the early history of Arizona which will be appreciated by all is readers. The story is by Mir. John T. Brick wood, now mayor of Nogales, who was one of the pioneers of the line city, ,and op- erated in the northern part of the territory many years before coming here. It has been the desire of Mir. Brickwood's friends that he preserve the story by giving it publication, and he has consented at last, though reluctantly, to do so; and he has complimented THE OASIS by handing in his "copy" to this office.
 Recent publication by Phoenix newspaper of an inaccurate version of the tale has liten strong reason why the story should be given publicity in it's correct form, and that fact has operated to in- huence Mir. Brickwood in giving the account to the public.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

"FoURrEEN roads to help have been announced by Los Angeles preacher. Really, there is q much wider choice of routes than was generally supposed. And MT. Har- riman has not grabbed a single one of them. Surely that remarka ble man must have "oyerlooked bet. "
The oasis., 1907-04-27

ELSEWHERE in Arizona move. ments have been inaugurated for celebration of the American inde- pendence day. What is the mat ter with Nogales? Start the ball rolling, and let the line city have a good celebration.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

WHAT with the Thaw case in New York, the Reuf. Schmitz mat ter in San Francisco, Jew batting ;n Russia, and an occasional burn ing at the stake in the South, it is no wonder that old Mother Earth throws occasionally a fit which people call an earthquake.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

THE Bishee Review, democratic, IS unanimously in favor" of send ing Foraker delegation to the national republican convention. Maybe the Review can run the re- publican territorial convention in 1908. It did so in 1906.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

SAYS the Tucson Citizen: "Six Carnegie medals are reported to have made their way to pawn snops already. Which goes to show that even heroes suffer sometimes from hunger and thirst" Thirst, prob ably.
The oasis., 1907-04-27
"a NICE MESS OF FISH !"

According to a telegraphic ac- count from Norfolk there is pend ing at the coming naval review at Jamestown a social and official complication that is really alarm ing to the gold laced gentry who represent Uncle Sam afoat, and threatens their social prestige far worse than did the promotion of Yeornan Morgan to commission in the American navy, some years ago, when the late Rear Admiral Simpson went on record as pro- testing against the elevation from the ranks of d meritorious man on account of his social inequality with those with whom he would rub shoulders in his more exalted rank Git will not he forgotten that Rear Admiral Sampson's father was day laborer.) But the tele- gram alluded to gives the story, and 1t reads as follows:
 NORFOLK, Va, April 2l-If the Re- public of Hayti carries out its threat there will be more trouble at the James town Exposition than all the old English pioneers put together ever encountered.
 A report from Washington which just got out to Rear Admiral Evans fleet says the Haytian government is trying to borrow warship somewhere with the object of sending 1t to the naval review as the flagship of a vice admiral A Havtan vice admiral wonld be black.
 That, though bad enough, is not all The Havtian vice admiral black and short and fat, would be the only vice admiral, with the possible exception of the commander of the Japanese quette of the navy all the other naval officers would have to kow tow to him and give him social and official precedence
 Such is the emergency with which Admiral Evans ana the OHlCeTS Ol HIS fleet have been suddenly confronted. The prospect of Haytian vice admiral $ coming spread consternation all up and down the long line of battleshipS an- chored off the city.
 Now, is that not "pretty kettle of fish?" Just think of il!" All the aristocracy. of the American navy, with the aristocracles of other navies, kowtowing to negro vice admiral in borrowed flag ship. It would be sufficiently humiliating, surely, to have to salute the Jap vice admiral, but there would be one consolation in that: his flagship would not be a borrowed vessel To learn his profession he may have served as a scullion in the pantry of the of ficers' mess on an American man. of-war, but he treads now the quarter deck of real warshiE
The oasis., 1907-04-27

ELLEN TERRY says that every woman under thirty thinks she is an actress. Many women over thirty can do pretty good acting; and they do not have to seek the stage to show their powers.
The oasis., 1907-04-27
We Offer YOU
 SECURITY

ALL the newspapers from the Pacific coast states of Mexico teem with accounts of the energy and activity manifested everywhere in preliminary work for the extension of the Guadalajara line of railway, now nearing Alamos.
The oasis., 1907-04-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

RUSSIA is reported as not so anxious for a permanent peace conference as she was before her war with Japan. ht that time she had nothing to revenge.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

OYSTER BAY, the temporary sum- mer capital of the United States, is about to assume it's annual inn portance. The President is pre- pairing to take there his usual summer |, Sldence.
The oasis., 1907-04-27
LOWEST NOT ALWAYS BEST.

In Yavapai county Judge Sloan has rendered decision with re- gard to the contract for the county printing that Is of interest to all real newspapers and real news paper men in Arizona. The gist of the decision is right in line with what TIE OASIS has claimed al- ways; and that Is that the estab- lished newspaper, with a valuable plant, paying good wages to com potent printers and having a wide circulation, should not be com pelled to compete in prices with d jim crow affair, running plant not worth sending to the junk shop, paying inferior wages to in- ferior printers, and without circu latlun.
 The board of supervisors of Ya- vapai county let contract for the county printing to the Journal Miner, an old, long established newspaper, that has wide circu- lation, and has been an institution in Yavapai county more than d quarter of century. Another newspaper, printed in a small camp out in the county, and hav- ing very limited circulation. put in bid lower than that of the Journal Miner. The board ignored the lower bid (rightfu!ly) and gave the contract to the Journal Miner. The proprietor of the small paper took the matter into the court, obtaining d writ of certiorari com manding the board to show cause why the contract should not be dissolved.
 Upon hearing before the court the applicant for the writ was worsted upon every point, and all the positions of the board were sustained from the bench. In rendering the decision the court held that in determining the "best responsible bidder" the board 0. supervisors was not bound to lei the contract to the lowest bidder.
 Judge Sloan's decision in this matter is in the line with equity as we'll as with law. There would be manifest injustice in any other construction of the law. l would subject the real newspaper to the competition of all sorts 0 fakes and charlatans, who would work total demoraization of th' business. There is sufficient de moralization as 1t is. without tn, law and the courts conspiring t accentuate the same.
The oasis., 1907-04-27

GRAFT ir San Francisco dies hard. Slowly are the coils of justice closing about Ruef and Schmitz. and desperate are their struggles to prevent; but the end draws on.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
3nSuitricIlc 2rprriiiuu.
WniIOlt. UldiI-. 19. l{ob.

gepeidcn ans sen SnouitrIe3en.
iren 9leu@nalanos meloen, oaH
iiberall in 6olae Der imbeirieoiaen.
oen 6inauilage oie gIrbeitsitunoen
reoujirt meroen, menu Der getrieb.
fpie es in pielen 6duen borfonmt
nidt gan3lid einaeiteat ipiro. glm
ueiiten meroen Die 8oll., Die Shub'
mo Die @unmi.,Suonitrie IN Wlitleb
oenihait ge5ogen. gluh Die gaunr
woQbranbe bat etpns unter oeE
@elotuappbeit 81 Ieioen imo es be.
iiebt Der Rlou, 0ie Rrooutiion beoeil.
ieno 5u oernlinoern. nm elmer Rreis.
oriiduna bor3ubeuaen.
Gic Spencer ggoolen Mills unh
oie Suguenot Woolen D1ins In gtortb
0rior0 iino tbeiIlueiie aei4loHen
iuoroen. 10 ocB mebrere bunoert glr.
better 5eitiueiIig obne @eiddftiguua
iino.
Ole llniteo Staies Ru6ber Gom-
PAM miro am Samitag ibre 5abri-
fen in g9ooniodet, Dliapille un0
Dlol0cn aid bic 9auer zines Weonots
ooer nod lanqer idllieBen. uoour9
5000 Eeriouen duBer grbeit fommen.
Die gttrid Carpet Darn W1ias in
auburn iperoen bis auf 8eiteres nnr
orei Gage ii Scr Mofe i'm @etriebe
ieiu. Gs mer0en oaourb $50 arbei.
ter 6etroiieH.
Die Jtomquit EoOler W1ias in gri.
itoI q. S. 6aben ibre 9lrbeitst6atig.
teit auf 48 Sunoen Der @odDe Der.
rinaert. oie llnite0 Shirt e GoIlar
gompanD in 5air Saoen, 8ermont,
Die ibrige alf 40.
Die gIooIen I'ias IN Rod,elter
q. S.. baben ben getrieb gan3 einge
Itent.
Nus 5iihburg piro beridtet, 6ob
oie Bolton e Maine gabn 1000
glugeiteIlte entlaiieu bot
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Sin AHseflaater nit Saaren auI Oen
SabHen.
q. Youis. no. 10. 9eob.

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@abrenO ser beltigpn Gerbaaolun.
geu in Dem Tro5eiie non gomarO W.
Seiuis, Der an8efIogt it, IN Qetbin.
Dung nit ser uon ibnt or9dniiirlea
.@eoples lluiteo Stales 8anf Sic
Roit 5u betriiseriiheH 3beden miB.
brnu6t 5u babeu. ereigneie hh cine
auiregenoe S5ene. Ger Sauptahiualt
Der glegieruna ser friibere 3idjtpr
@beiter 4. @rurs iteIIie an @efpis. Ser
iidl auf Dem 3eugenitan0e beidno. 0ie
6rage, parlum er iein SnnS an feline
@attin iibertragen buDe. meHH es oodl
sur Siderung BON Sdll0ld3ainen
perpidn0et gelueien iei.
&AItberfiiat iprong 9cipiS AM.
baltic ieiue 5ditite aegen 8utn nnO
idJrie ibm entge9en.
Dies lit cine obiidtlife aiiae pom
SShnen unO SSbrcr 9dnOel Die Supo.
tbef u10 Sic 9onos puroen ael6lht
ebe sic llebertrdQma itattfanO. mo
i'd t1nlpfe nun ihon ieit 8peiSSabren
inn oieie 9iiBe por @eidporenen feit.
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Sic es geipngt baben olele 2iige Of.
fen onS5uipreden mo es miro Oas
lebte 0laI ieiu gs lit mobr. id babe
oas Sans meiuer Satin ii6erIhrie.
ben, aber erlt ipad0elu oaS $4,000
.GarIeben1 nebit 3inien be3a6lt mar.
Sic maren ME un0 iin0 and iebt
nid,t i'm Stau0e. aud mr einen VT.
tioudr Der sReopIes" llniteO States
9anf" in oiciem @eridlie ooraiiiib.
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flaae ieitenS Der 9leaieu,ng erboben
ipuroe.
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IeiOenihaftlideu auSbrude 9auis 5u.
erit 70 perbIiifit. oab er itiae idnpicq,
bis Der 3eltge geer0ef bate. Damn
monote er iiA an Oen ytid)ter @1rlon0
un0 meirte: oguer ghren, itb Ieee
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,ybnen paBt2" @ouauf ser Ridlter
fill outportete: nSie fuO es. ser
Sic 3eugenpernebfilne Teitet uuO Sic
huben Dor elmer @eiie Oen 3engcn
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re0en."
Inter sen gIntpeieu0en i'm @eriftS.
ioaIe niodte iid Elm 6eif1aiaes @e.
nlurntel b0rbor. als 2auis Oen gln.
malt abfarBelte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
9er @rOsrh @rabIen.
g8aihInqtoIl. 20. 9}on

49, IJttt btNttf ~ gADIs
Gie Ser GrnorOung oes friiberen
9nnoesienators groipn bon lttab an.
geflagte 6rau 9lnnie 9ra0lep iu6r
beute in ibren 9Iusiagen tort. ss5rer
@rfldrltng 5ufolge fam iie nidDt nah
g9dibington in Der 9l6iidlt. 9romn
81 t6Oten, nod Tonne iie iih ii6er-
baupt erinnern, Sen oerb1ngniBUol-
len ShuB abgefeuert 81 baben.
Ser StaatsnmDalt berubrte Sic
ShieBaifaire mir tlr8 I'm &reu5ner-
bor ser 9tugefIagten, iild]te oielmebr,
itnteritiiet BON 8rieien, oie sSrail
9ra0leD an 8rolpn ihrieb, 0dr3u-
tbun Dab Die 9lngeflngte periud)te,
cine Srennnng 5lDiiAeH 8ropn uno
0eiien @attin berbei5ufiihren mlO
oaB lie ibon i'm Sabre 1901 nit
5ran @roun in 5ein0idpaft lebte.
9ie Sbatiadle, Dab Srau 8ra0lep,
ala iie in 9romn's Simmer i'm Sootel,
100 iih Die Sragooie Gbipielte, einen
bon Der SdlaidpieIerin 6rau Minnie
A0ams an 8romn gerihteten 9iebes.
brief norfano, miro obne 8lpeifel BON
5rou @rn0le1's gertbei0igern i'm
gdaiooper 8it Dem 3pefe aitsaeniiet
merOen, 0ieien 9rief ais oos oirefte
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Sin ganficrs -sOnOifat.
80 0lnrf. 2n. llnn.

~NrtN ry~~+f 49, wv
Gin ans 6em ganfbauie 3. g.
Morgan & 81, ser Sirit gSationaI
8anf uno an0eren sur .Gleariug
Standardization" geborenoen gro.
Ben fotiouolbanfen Deficiencies SDn.
0ifat beiteate herte $50 100000 Der
BON Der 9iegieruus du53ugebenOen
3-proS. Shatanlts 3ertiiifate nno
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sSdatanit elm. Gem Cun0iflt
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0as gan3e @el0 Damn an Die meItli-
den lluterid)dsamter geianOt. Die
&eier0en ser genannten 9anfen
befin0en iih in 10 bortrtfflitem gu.
ltanoe, SAB iie Oieie Summe @eIOes
leidt entbeIren f0nnen. SSR etUa
5rUei @od)en merteu oie 3ertififate
sur 9Iblieferlng selangen. Bis Oa.
bin tonnen eDentIeQ oieie Guittu,I-
gen ais 9a1rgelo benuBt gDerOen.
gteu gorf. 20. J1ou.
9ie 9anffirina Goldman. Sads &
So. bciteIlte in 9onoon uieOer an0ert-
balb Millionen Collars inSolo. Dies
brinqt oen @eianmtbetrag oes Col.
oes, ueldes bisber IN europa belteat
muroe. aiif $73, 100000.
Gie bieii9en 9nnfen eruartert, Die
neuen Sdaeamts5ertififate in etiua
5ruei g9ohen 81 befommen. Wtau bd.t
Is fir nabriheinlih, DAB ald auBer-
baIb ser ganfen Die SdaBantsserti-
fifote in einem gepiiien @iaBe als
@eIO pon SauO 8u SanO eeben per.
ben.
Sontbanlptom 90. Rop.
Ger Gampipr .aronprin3 8il.
belm1 bonn 9sorO0eutihen 2lonS
nabm beute BON bier $5.000.000 in
@olo nit, 0ie fiir gten gorfer un0
gbicagoer 9anfen beitimnt lin0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Die llnaliifsdlrpnif.
95eoria Su.. 20. g1ob.

Atpltu, NSu.f ~. JtoU.
@ei 5arnloale, Iens N2eilen BON
bier entfernt. fouioirten beute Nfit-
tag Elm 8olIagier5ug Der Chicago uno
glton-gabu mo ein 5ruhtsug Der
81uO0lia-9abn, pobei cine @erioH
get00tet luo iieben DerIeet muroen.
sSoIgef0es lit Sic 2iite Ser Spfer.
Carl 8berff Serre Solite, SSn0.,
Seiser 0es &anoalia-3uges. itarb i'm
8roctor @oipital bierielbit
&erleBt ipnroen;
Gbas. 9ee. 6. & q. @epddmeiiter /;
innerlidb oerleBt.
81. $. 8rigbt, Serre Saute. SSn0..
8anOalia 20tonpotiDfiibrer, @eiidt
5erihun0en.
Q. M. g. @iIfiniou, 9pig6t 6.
& 81. 2ofomotiofiibrer. @eiibt inO
Sdnoe idjlimn 5eridnitten.
s. $. Osborne. 9hDight 6. & q.
5ei5er, Sfulter 5erquetidl1.
8. S. SpaHgler, @eoria, 9iiiden
serIest.
9ll. Bingham. Eere Saute, Sno.,
8an0aIia grentier, SdpiIter Der.
remit.
SaggertD, Gipigbt, 6. & q. grem-
ier @eiidt un0 aopf uerleBt.
Die @erIebten puroen ole noh
Dem bieiigen Sroctors6oipital gs-
braht.
Oas llngliid DurOe 0urb Sen 60.
fou1otipfii6rer Der Standardization
oeruriadt. neil er einen ibm gegebe-
men gefebl nidlt beiolgte.
glorfoIf, ga., 20. 0oo.
Gie @rploiion 0es 0ail1pffcIiels in
ser SobeIuii6le SO. / Ser SSo6n 6.
gPoper 9uniber 0lias IN @eInerton
in gtorfolt Golmtp fcitete Folgenoen
fimf gerionen oas 2eben: 3. 6. SSer-
ref, 8aihreiner; 81. 9. Sorrea,
Soobler; @mbroie 9o5ier, &obIer; Elm
farbiger Sei5er; Elm farbiger 8au.
5dlreiner.
gluBer0an erlitt eiu gelpiIier Gar
mes tootlidle 8erlebungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
8npOrneEOmmen.
9'ontaomerp. Via. 10. gtoD.

sAbAthoiltkLHs Alu.t Ia. gtuD.
Der Seuot paIiirte beltc gsodmit
tag Oie Notwithstanding nit 3s
ge8en 2 Stinnnen. DaS @eies triti
am l. sSoluldr 1909 in araft.
Gie hellte paiiirte SorIage biloett
einen aompromiB Jmiihen oen .9tai.
len" uu0 oeu .ErOdenen~ Die Gr.
iierei idben idllicBlih Elm. ooB ito
imterIiegen miirOen mo gaben oer
&anpi gegeu ole &orlaqe ae1en Oas
&cripredeu aui, 0aB 0as &robibi.
iionsgeiee crit am ,Sannar 1909 NJ
Strait ireteu perNe
GaB Der Souoerneir Conner oil
gorlage mltcr5cihnen miro. III iiber.
Nlontgomer0, 9lla., 30 Iop.
g9ie cnpdrtet, tit oie @armidaeI.
idle Notwithstanding III ocr Jorm
mie iie geitern pom Senat alaenom.
men mor0en mar. beute diidl pom No.
georonetenbals alttaebeiBen moroen,
uuo puar nit 20 geqen 4 Stimmen.
Gle miro iofort an 0en Staatsgou.
pernenr 3ur llntcr3eidYnlna eeianOt.
3ie idon gemeloei, 1on oaS @eiet
nit gtellabr 1909 IN arait treten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-24
Simmer eIrIidl.
Il. 9lanI. @linn.. 20. g}on

VI. puhis DttiA.t ~. 5tUD-
q. 6. @aro, melfer Elm HfitgIieS
Ser @iinueiotaer Staatsbeboroe fir
Ole @bieagoer @eltausitellung in
1898 mar, mahte oen @ouDerneur
yobnion brieFlih 6orauf oufuerfian,
0aB S. S. 5urlon9 Der StasHeiiter
oieier @e5oroe, nod 5000 BON Der
bonn Staate Winneiota beiuiaiqteu
Sulnme bon $150.000 81 oerred)nen
bate. gon oieiem getrage maren
$4,000 ais niht oerbrauhf an Die
Staatsfuiie Don Wiinneiota suriider.
itattet uno $134 400 fiir 0en 9aa
Oes Miinnelotaer Staatsgebditoes uno
4usaaben ser @eb0r0e Derrefnet
por0ea, ilber Bic reitirenoen 5000 0a.
aeaen feblien ale gelege. @ouoer.
neur Sobnion bat 5urlong tateoo.
rid aufgeiorOert, Bic $500 5u Der.
rehnen oOer uteoer5ueritotten.