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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

az. People and zS, d Cattle Perlshed
Earth ~ o tied ScaIdinG water and
the Air Was EuRl Of HIdeOus NOIse-RaIn
Of ROckS-AnlmaIs Had PremOnIIIOn.
!SDecidi Cable Despatch 10 rHE Sun.
LONDON, Nov. 9O.-NOw that the first full
account coming from Tashkend via st.
Petersburg. has arrived, there can be no
doubt that the karatagh earthquake was
one Of the most appalling natural catas-
trophies on record.
1T is difficult writes the reporter, "tO
describe the scenes which meet the eve at
karatagh to-day. What was a short while
ago a iourishing township is now the grave
OF 1000 dead. But the scenes which 40
companied the catastrophe are even more
difficult Of adequate description,
"A group OF survivors. still shaken by
their experiences. related a terrible story,
to which no written narrative can do JUS
tice. On the eve of the disaster. October
20. a terrific storm burst over karataRh
and its environments. striking a deadly
fear into the hearts of the inhabitants.
The animal world seemed to have an
uncanny f~oTeknowledge. Dogs hoWled,
horses stampeded, cattle lowed with fright.
Early in the morning the whole town
seemed to shudder. The earth tremors
were frequent. but few OF the t~ownspeople
were sufficiently disturbed by them to leave
their houses. Fifteen minutes later a
terrific shock set the entire place swayinR,
the air ~resOunding with weird noises. Then
h town seemed to be repeatedly lifted high
in the air and set down heavily by mighty
hands
Buildings were crumbling and crashing
to ruins every moment or two. In scores
of places the ground burst open and boiling
water spouted upward. Huge fragments
Of rock became d~islodged from tho sur
rounding mountains and added the thunder
Of their fall to the subterranean rumblings
and r~OaTings which continued all the time.
Numerous houses were battered down
by the falling rocks. Others. with their
occupants. sank bodily into great assures
in the earth. The p~opulace. or such of
them as escaped instant death. appeared to
be mad with terror. From every side arose
awful shrieks.
"Those who fed for safety had TO blind
their eye TO many CHASTITY sights. The
storm a come on again with renewed
force. and a veritable pandemOnium reigned.
Maddened animals tore aimlessly hither
and thither. continuous peals OF thunder
and flashes Of binding lightning adding
to the frenzy. Many Rugitives persisted
under the hOOfs Of the animals.
ain the meantime similar scenes were
being enacted in the surrounding country.
twelve large villages being destroyed on
this same terrible morning. SO died in all
some 1000 persons. In Karatagh alone
1000 bodies were recovered. As many
more still remain in the ruins Of 1 200 houses,
while $4,000 animals. on a rough estimate.
were destroyed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
IA PATRIE" BLOWN AWAY.


N NADAhN NAVhhNAh WET nhIuUUNE
Breaks Away FrOsa 7OO soldiers.
Special Gable Despatch 70 THE SUN.
PARIS. Nov. SO,-The dirigible balloon
La Patrie. owned by the French Govern
ment. began it's official duties on Friday
afternoon. 1t left Verdun with seven per-
SONS on board, with the intention of recon-
NOTHING TO the eastward. A quarter of an
hour after the start the motor ceased to
work. the chauffeur's leather trousers hav-
ing caught in the machinery and fragments
OF them being carried into the mechanism.
1t was at first hoped that the motor could
be cleared without descending. but this
proving impossible the balloon came down
late this evening some ten miles from Yer
dun. Soldiers from the nearest fort held
it down all night.
This was a difficult job, as a strong wind
was blowing. The men were exhausted
this morning when rsenforoements and a
supply Of hydrogen gas arrived. The wind
continued too strong to allow the balloon
to return to Verdun. A violent squat late
this evening dragged the 200 soldiers who
were holding il forty yards and tore il loose.
II sailed OF in a westerly direction and
the War Office has received no news OF il as
yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
AMERICAN STUDENTS FEW.
Less Than HalT the Number Of Three Years
AGO Now I'm Berlin.
SDsetaS coois Despatch to M SUN

sDscGsg C0bls Despatch 10 Nh SUN
BERLIN, Nov. SO.-There has been . re-
markabls decrease in the number Of Ameri-
can students at the Berlin University this
winter. Three years ago there were Dos
students, now there are only ninety-fve.
OF whom sixty-eight are males and twenty
seven females.
The decrease 10 attributed variously 70
the failure Of tho exchange professor ys-
tenn, the Improvement o. The university
system In kmerica. and the distuxhed
economic ~situasion In tho United 6tatss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
MGR. KENNEDY a BISHOP.
Pope HOnOrs Rector OF American College
Muh q TIuular See.
Special CdbIr Despatch to THE sul

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
ROME. Nov. 3O.-The Pope has appointed
Mgr. Kennedy. rector of the American Col
lege. titular Bishop Of ~Adrianopolis.
Mgr. Kennedy was made Rector Of the
College at Rome in 1896 to succeed
Mgr. d. J. O'Connell. He was born in
C~onshohocken. Pa. in 1857. and educated
81. Charles's Seminary. Philadelphia.
He went TO the American College at Rome
a student in 1881 and graduated in phi
losophy In 1887. He was ordained a priest
by Cardinal Parocchi. Vicar of Rome. He
was then appointed Vice Rector OF the
Returning later to Philadelphia.
he was made professor OF dogmatio the
ology in the Archdiocesan Seminary and re-
on the faculty there until he was
called 70 his present post in Rome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
havana BANKERS TAKE LOAN,
sA.SA3.O 900 OF Cash offered by Gov.
MakOOn IL Applied For.
Special CaOie Despatch to The Sun.

Special Cabie Despatch to THE SUN.
. HAVANA, Nov. 3O.-Of the k6, 900 900 treas
ury funds offered by Gov. Magoon to the
banks TO relieve agricultural needs t,34S. 900
was taken to-day. The chief takers were
n. Upmann q Co., sl.oOOyO 900; the Spanish
Bank. 800, 900; the Banoo Nacional, the
Royal Bank Of Canada and NJ. Gelats,
sBoo. 900 each.
The loan expires July 90, 1908, after which
intsrsst begins at the rate OF Q per .
The time for applying for thu loan sx-
pired this evening. 58a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
COLORED DRESS FABRICS

5000 YARDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY MATERIALS, APPROPRIATE
FOR PRESENT OR EARLY SPRING WEAR. WILL BE
OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SALE,
TOMORROW MONDAO. DEC. 3D. AS FOLLOWS:
CHEvIoTs, BASKET CLOTHS. HERRINCBoNEs. MIsrRALs,
PLAIDs. AND SILK AND WOOL FABRICS,
VALUED AT sIzs TO $50 AT Soc. & 100 PER YARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

%TH STREET. SSTH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE
IN THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF B. ALTMAN & CO.
DEVOTED TO DECORATIVE FURNISHINGS Will ~
BE FOUND MANY SUGGESTIONS FOR
APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY GIFTS:
PERSIAN SILK RUGS AND MATS: KIRMANSHAH. SARoUK AND
SIENNA RUGS; SHIRVAN AND ANTIQUE GHIORDES. COULA
AND LADIK RUGS, IN HIGHLY DECORATIVE EFFECTS.
PINE LACE COVERS FOR DREssERS. CHIPRoNERS. DRESSING
TABLES AND STANDS. Tides. CUSHION TOPS. ETC, IN
OLD AND MODERN LACE AND EMBROIDERY,
LINGERIE PILLOWS IN ENGLISH EMBROIDERY, FILET, VENISE
AND CLUNY LAcES. LACE DRAPERIEs AND BED SETS.
SCREENS OF WOVEN TAPESTRY, LEATHER AND JAPANESE
EMBROIDERY. SUITABLE PR LIBRARY DINING ROOM
OR BED CHAMBER. SINGLE PANEL AND FOLDING PIRE SCREENS.
UTILITY BOXES AND CEDAR CHESTS.
ELECTRIC LAMPS IN LARGE AND SMALL SIZES. FOR FLOOR, >
DESK OR DRAWING ROOM TABLE.
CABINETS, PEDESTALS. FANCY TABLES AND TEAKwOOD STANDS;
CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS. BRONzES. MARBLES. PoRCELAINs.
AND OTHER ARTISTIC OBJECTS FOR MANTEL OR CABINET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
A SALE OF FINE LEATHER ARTICLES

VERY A~TTRACTIVELY PRICED
HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW MoNDAYN
DEC. I'd. AS FOLLOWS:
woMENs TRAVELLING BAGS OF BLACK LEATHER, 10 INCHES
LONG. FITTED WITH EBONY AND NICKEL
TOILET REQUISITES.
USUALLY SOLD FOR $500 . AT $3.50
woMENS SHOPPING BAGS OF SEAL OR PICSKIN. LpArusp
LINED. AND FITTED WITH PURSE,
USUALLY SOLD FOR $500 . . Ar.S1oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
DECORATIVE HOUSEHOLD LINENS

DECORATIVE HOUSEHOLD LINENS
A VERY EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF DECORATIVE LINENS.
INCLUDING DoLIEs. cENTERPIEcHs. scARPs, TEA AND
RECEPTION CLOTHS. TRIMMED WITH LACE OR HAND WORK.
cENTERPIEcEs AND TEA CLOTHS. TRIMMED WITH
HANDMADE CLUNY LACE,
ceNrHRPIEcRs EACH. $500, 29O & 375
TEA CLOTHS EACH. $h.25 g. 700
18th etrsst. ,ztA STREET SSH s4 Ausur. Nrm Vurh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
ITALY FIGHTS EMIGRATION.

eminent Hard Times Feared.
Special Cabss Daspafeh 10 TEE Sun.
RoMn, Nov. sO.-Ths Emigration Bursau
10 dlasuadIng emigration to tho United
States and consequently this movement 10
practically &C q standstill.
An increased u d~estltution q feared during
tho coming year throughout Italy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
WOMENS COSTUMES

IN THE DEPARTMENT FOR wOMENS MADE-UPC COSTUMES ARE III
BEING OFFERED THE REMAINDER OF THIS SEASONS
HGHcosr GOWNS AND TAILoRMADE SUITS,
ALSO A NUMBER OF STREET DRESSES OF VARIOUS FABRICS,
AT MATERIAL REDUcTIoNs~N PRICES -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
WOMEN'S WAISTS

WOMENS WAISTS
LACE. CREPE DE CHINE OR EMBROIDERED AND LACE :
TRIMMED MUsLINS; ALSO FOR TAILOR COSTUMES.
MADE OF PLAIN LAWN OR MADRAS.
ON TUESDAY, DEC. Sd. A SELECTION OF woMENs ,
WAISTS WILL BE OFFERED. CONSISTING OF
LACE WAISTS AT $3.50. 1000 & 1850
WHITE WAISTS AT $2.75, $50. 500 & $50
SILK DRESS, VAST N SKIRT PATTERNS
A VARIETY OF LENGTHS IN NOVELTY AND PLAIN SILKS,
IN BLACK AND CoLoRS. ARE BEING OFFERED
AT PRICES MUCH REDUCED.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
MORAL PARADOX IN LONDON
WAR on BARMATDS AND PUFFERY
or roo GAY PARIS RRSORT,

MAxam's Toying 10 sell ItselE for AA0O d
ny ExploltinE Hts status 40 H~cadnuaT"
tere Ut tine DemlmODdc -ls1genSca,
Forence Nightingale. Mme.SretrazElnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

III. Altman & On.
sEFH STREET. 18th STREET AND STH AVENUE
ANNOUNCE AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING OF
FINE PERSIAN CARPETS
. LACE CURTAINS PORTIERES & COUCH COVERS
GREATLY BELOW REGULAR PRICES
STORES BONNIE FEMME $375, $50 & $50 EACH
LONG LACE CURTAINS $3.50 & l4OO PER PAIR
FINE FRENCH LACE CURTAINS.
$1,000. $500 & 400 PER PAIR
REVERSIBLE FIGURED VELOUR PORTIERES
$500 PER PAIR.
TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS CoRIENrAL DEsIGNsl
'@% AT $3.75 EACH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
FANCY NEEDLEWORK DEPT

FANCY NEEDLEWORK DEPT
ALARCE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF FANCY NOVELTIES,
CONSISTING OF TAPESTRY AND EMBROIDERED
GLOVE, HANDKE RCHIEP. VEIL AND TRINKET BOXES,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, BOOK RACKS, TRAYS.
L SEWING BAGS. AND OTHER SMALLER ARTICLES,
AMONG WHICH ARE MANY PIECES. MARKED AT
CONSIDERABLY BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
,4tb Street, ssh Street and stb HveMae, new York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
FINE PERSIAN CARPETS

FINE PERSIAN CARPETS
SUITED TO DRAWING ROOMS. LIBRARIES.
MUSIC ROOMS. ETC,
FORMERLY SOLD FOR $4,000. $4,000 TO $4,000
AT VERY GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01
SCENES AT KARATAGH
FIERCE STORM ADDED TO HOR-
RORS Or EARTHQUAKE.

5000 People ana NJ 900 Cattle Perlshed
Earth ~ o tied ScaBdlng Water and
h Air Was sum Of EHIGieOus Noise Rain
Of ROckS-Anlmals Had P~remOnItgOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

s4TH STREET. ,srH STREET AND FIFTH AVENUE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
I'm G,arsnrsiebc.

SET eiuigen Bphsn nimmt bic 3Gbl
Der terrorinii6sn 9spaIttbatsn in
RuBldno pisber in eri6rsdenoey Dsiie
3u, Rein 1ag psrgsht, ohne bab BON
BEN Reoplution6rsn Elm paaT Worotbds
ten ODER Rdubanidae oeru6t fperoen.
Die srGbten Sorsen ma6t Der Rsgies
ruRa ieoo6 Die @Ghrune, oie iih pl0bs
lid pieoer i'm 5eer unD in Der 5Iotts
tunoai6t. 90 purSe in 9iflis SbsrIt
Debronolsfi Don einem SoIoaten ieis
mes eigsnsR RsgimeRts. Der elmer Der
meutsrnbsn Seeleute oes Rriegsfaiffes
.5ri SpiatiteIia" mar. srihofsn unb
in 9~eaenirart oss g3dren meuterte b1s
Semiuo0stpsRegimen uno nerpeisers
ie feline 5beilnabms an elmer Qarooe
in 9rdsnope9Selo neil @snsral Reiz
mann isin 9~sfsblstober ~gepotoen mar,
oeT Suiammsn nit fsiuem odfiiT simor-
Deten 9org6user min in ben Detems
bersunruben 1905 in Wostau bic
SoIoaten 3pons. duf 0as 9oIl gu
i6ieBeH. 0as aufdhigs Resiment
purOe iofprt oon Der 9araoe %sRtlufsn,
uRO ieiEe Gaieyue purhiuhi. nobel
cine Menle psrbctsner 9rudidriitsn
sefunosR uno 4 manu aus Sem Rssis
meut psrbaitet puroen. On 8aian Be-
iertirtsu 2 Gompasuisn zines port in
@ayniion liessnAeH SrfaHtsrie sRe9is
menis nit ibten 0aifsn uno nrr uns
9eiibT 20 oer Qusreibsr tonHItn pies
oeJ sinssfansc1 perDtn. ben llebri3en
9sIaua e.. u5er bic 9rense 81 f!iebsn.
IN Smcltnst purosn Elm 0duptmaRn
uBo tiuS 5srlisu.enlnt BON ihysy Goms
pl1nit l~eian9sn 9enommen uRo erf
ipieoer f~yeiaelaHeu. dis oen WfeuteTerR
rom C5tyf styaffrtihsit 3aasitert
putes. Die WsHnihoFtsn Str 6lot.s
i'm Stpar5tn Ulssr srbalien, "a BE-
fjrttei pi,o oab he nit oen ,eoola
tioadrsn Sltments 3sneinilms Sa6s
MAIDEN %l6rnte1 lbou ieit WlcudisH
ttincn 2onouyiaub mehr, ano pon dIs
len @eitatsn luf zen arjss siaiiisH
5no Se QttitfNbitIde snifsrat. IN
St. Petersburg rat Die gclijti aud
cine &et'hr3yuns CUR G%rmoyouug ess
Sre9smiHiasts Rosoiser sHtoSdt uno
meaytye n,i'1,isosr esr militiriihen
&~ey5neuus Ser Observation-Disclosures
purStn IN 9sytinouns oamit Nrbafs
.tt.
GIN In glosiau ausss5ro6snst gree
ftt Sreii 5a. {u slutosysisBtn sss
faest ure 1irmi raid siutn rtonias
Hen1rr &tars.ier in. GWs Ennpas
ta'e fut ee -rti.snhen NngtHelten ser
St,o Q}at13cff @sIeTi5aft in Eiis
ti,eo}st oU 'y5sten 9aumnonipint
ne1s' - taStH nimlit 40.s
90 4es'sasy 5a~sEissg5,i.ss oit Qss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04

5sit H~isosrssIssi. MoHenperiammIun
gen osranitultst un6 bic goli5ei in biz
6inft 5eidla9sn. als oideIbs Deriu6.
Z. ie a~assiHanogr 81 trei5en. Qls
inlisBlih gliIitdr aufseboien ruros.
tam e gu sintm blatiaen Gdmpfe, sci
Dem mebrere 9eri0nsn ssi0oiet uuo
piele oetlegt puroen. Weiiere unra.
zen nsrosn bsfIrhtst, oa bic Gcci5s
lilteR eiHen 9eHsrdlnreii ir. 1an3en
9oHoerHemsnt Blaoimir E~erbui3ufab=
rsn luten uH0 6unosrte BON Qsitatp-
zen be WoHsn gu Gspaltt1dtisisitsn
aufbsbsn.
Die fsbr ibnate get6eilisung an
Der 9lamenseintragun5 fir bic NAH
len sur oritisR 8uma, pelhe man i'm
Bolt Die ng3assneuma" nennt, seisi Sic
oumpfe 9leidsiltisfeit ner Mlhen.
I'm ipeHigitsns eintn Sfein 5on Sc
rsdtistsit 81 srpeden, ia6 bic 3esisz
ruHs iih inFOlse DeTeH oeIanlabt, in
Yeiersbur5 ben Ssrmin suI gintraz
9un5 N BE WdhlerIihen 81 Dsrlanz
germ. absr aud oieis 5tiH lit isst a5=
geldufen uHo ods 9eiultat III, oab in
Der 5aupiFaot Don 10000 0dblern,
Die sur glaHs ~oerisnigen ssb0rsH, Die
ietne Wlietbsfisusr ~6e3ableH, nur 400
PIE AnmsIouns oou3ogen ba5ea. Dixie
SHotfsren5, Die i'm gaR3en 2anos
nabrnebmbdr in, ma6t ben Sie5 DIR
a~eaetiondrs. bic ourd Sos neue 8dbIs
ssiss 10 istr beOor3ugt inb. umIo Fas-
rer.
Sin ruff. sidpau. 6anOsIss uno
notwithstanding un0 cine 5ii6srsi-
convention, Die dnideineno cine Gorz
rsetur oes gortsmoutber Trieoens5srs
TRACES Oaritelen Iouen, fno sum 46=
lhluhe seIanst. Sc beiBt, oab ods
our4 Sapan's GinFlu6fp6dre in esr
Wlanoihurei beoeuteno erpeitert uno
RuBldno's llsbergepiht in Der duBes
rem Monsolei ansrtannt iperoen ioG.
0ds neue 4btommen ent6dlt aud cine
g%elttmmans fir formeae aris5ssrtId=
rung "a Stunoen Dor gesinn oon
5einoieligtsitsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Weicntliebe GrIeicbterMne fir
Sen Gebramcb Nes Senattts
rirten 2lIeSbSIs.

Sds Blnneniteuerdmt bat mooitiz
cirte 9oridriftsn ouggsdrbsitet, pel6s
bic SerIte1uus uno bic inouitrisae
8erpertbuHg oes oenaturirten4Icpbols
peieutlih srleihterR ioaen, uno am
/. September in Strait treten. Inter
Pen nsusn 9Orfdriftsn t0nnsn auBsr
ben 8endturiruHgsipeitsrn, bic Iih in
Deitilerten bsfinben, Gentrdls 9enatus
rirun5sipeider an ioI6sn Srtsn, no
lie oarh gei9dftli6e SntereFen ers
heiidt psr0en, erri6tet nsrOsn unb
Tam Altobol aus 0enaturirun9sipeis
6ern in n3ants~ posr rSdnt" sWagsR
an Goniumentsn transferirt per0en.
6GbricanteH, peIde %poutdnoi5 oena=
turtrten QIcobol gsbrauhen, brauheH
Np%pliedtionen um sinsn grldu6niBs
f9ein niht az bei6p0ren uno erpirtte
@rlaubnibihetne blei5en 10 lanss in
Strait, biz lie piosrrufsn tperoeH.
Rleinoertdufer BON oenaturirtem Nl=
cobol brau6eu teinerlei auf3sidnuns
gen ibrsr @ertduis gu fibrsn. Snbus
itrieae un0 6armsD sfinsrieu t6nnsn
Aleohol aus irgenb einsm WdteriaI,
peItes sdbruugsfGbig lit, 6eritslsH.
Sn oerartigen 3eitinerien lam cine
un0 bieielbs RGumIi6teit gleih3eitig
ala giterns, Deftiaerieipeiter uno De-
natarirunssipeiter ssbraudt perosu.
Sbfhon es MIR cine Nuslage Don
$25 erforoert, UNI einen Ipparat CUR
9~erteauns oes nenaturirtsn Mlco5oIs
ein3urihten. BADEN bis iebt nur iebr
penige 6drmer iih oo3u auf5eIhpuns
gen. 3peierlsi 9rinbe BADEN bic 5dr=
mer 30gerH l0Fsn, pie man i'm Qders
bdu50eplrtement ertl1rt: griteus, oaB
bic 5armer bod nidt nit ibrem aIsiHs
betrie6 ben groBsu 5abrieaRten erfolg=
reid @oncurren3 gu MAIDEN oerm0httn,
uno 3peitens, bab 0er eisens 9er6rau9
Don Qlcobol iebr bei6rdntt bleiben
muBte, neil bic Maidinsn ni6t has
raul ein5erihtet IiRo. 0a Der NIcobol
jest aber inter Den neuen 0eroronuns
gen I'm 8robeH auT Den Wartt sebroht
ipereen fam, ite6t 81 erparteu, odB
Die Wloidinen= 5a6riten nun ibr qus
genmert oarauT ri6ten Deroen, Durd
aHssmeheue Mooificirungsn in ben
MdidinentbeiIen oon 8etrisbsmdihi=
men Iopie 4utomobiIen etc. cine peits
sebsHot 9eypenoung oes nsusn biaises
rsn 3eismitteIs 81 erm0sIiheH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04
Gsm,munism,,,s

Yer Gommunismus min cas 9ri-
0atsi9entbum dbIhaiien uno Sitter
semeiuihaft einidbren. gr ldBi man
nilfats @attunssn 40. IS 6jbt eineu
usQatioen GoRmunismus. Der 0orin
beitebt. odB ale Sitter alei6m1bil gu
ieottmanns 8eriu9.ag NsQgn ioaen.
pbne RAP es ir9euo Elm 3thtsIu6iect
aibi. Der poiittoe Commandments ans
etisnnt Elm Rehtaiate,t upo nil ie5s
lidsn 8eiiB ir5euo eiEem Semeiupeien
i5ertra9en, pe.6es oie Gy8u0un1,
9erpaltun1 uuo 0triteiluna por3us
nebmsu bate. DjeIty pcFtice Gommus
nismus eHthGlt ioitotr meayste 4rter.
aus osnen man oas Sai.em oes So
cialismus hroorhe5e7 tanR, ucuah
ale groouctio9Htey in Rem @emeins
eis Der @titlih1ii sa oerpanoeln
uUo ioipobl sic Q,osue.icn als Sic
9srt6eilun5 osr site, planmdRt1
eath Die @eislftait En- craani7ren
pdNu. 0ie5 III cine Der 6auptttns
eSustn ose 5otjalisuus.
Nus futlteR @rdneer r;a man eas
@riolRiseuibun a5itaiisa uno 9a
!ttsemsiu'6ait s~ipil6ttu2 man nil
ou,d 9emejni6oii ap uS1,itn ecn
tommeus @ltitbat allet msnihsn t,s
iitltn.Seee man SD a5g STE atiommts
1atuy an. 70 f;82et man aseran
@lethbeit IN Weeatlitsu. llnllet4
hejt i'm RtSu'1dGttp 0efeatIfb
tih Fno ale &iHre oos Qi.an3tr.
S,sius ano 2biert. 4. GrS oser. Fl
rsssnidb!itsn Ejuseu II rsr'a ;ss,a.
oaB ie in 4r.eu 1,tailt rers,n. psr
eeuep piteer @boyttn FH as,pei3sn.
nne io fert o.. jtoss a}tlrsFtn 6st
itiae @i5saasit. Gttt. irs 9i4msn.
niti 3psi @r3itr. ut; srsi Sseirg.
rtti srcei S9isrt 1Bo ocaiSnois Elm.
amer 5leit. 3,h oit'ss 1QMmstrsn
Re5el otr S&5pfun3 Hns Et n,h Ss
NisHittu In reienai4gu Tir.sr
olsih IN uu.ugieui.ttm aa5.ea. ggt
a15er zen s.siasa SH5pi,r. SIC alss4,
N1tar. oas s,eitt Sri. sxI osri
Sen Fms sis Ssit.s$isy. IuS sa IL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04

Mittsn in osm Ualns. osr Ith
oou S6soeniussH mad ZEN 6sag srz
iiredt. lit BON Germ 9lsliSop, BEN
gfdFoentsn ber 6risoensconieren5, Der
9runoiein fir ben BON @Horep Garz
Hsgie 81 srrihtsHosn GrisosnspaIaR
selest porbeH.
Bel ben GrgdH5unsspa9Ien iar
bic fran55Fi6e Observation-Disclosures
BAT bic SppoFtioH peiters 9eTluiie err
litten.
Der italienifhe grsl1ntersihtsz
miniiter Raj, Der beI6uloiqt lit.
$4,000 Staaisgeloer uutsri9lasen
81 BADEN, 1T aus Der 6ait entlaHen
poroen uHo iiebt jest Hur inter gHos
miHeaem 4rrsh" in ieinem 6eim.
Sn 9erbinSuns nit osr Qfidire
Raii BADEN ouf Sicilien weitere Mite
PobslsrcsHs nattgefunoeH. Sn Regsio
81 6dla5ria 9yiif Elm Wl05 ben palat
oes Cardinals an unO 5srtrimmsrte
ale 6eniter. Seeiolbdten murosn ges
lanost. I'm Dsitstsn GrcsFsn Dor5us
6sussn.
3umeif mittsaos iinS 1000 itas
lienIife 4uspdnoerer aug ben Ser.
Staaten nisosr in 9sapel eingetroffen,
uH0 meitsre ShaarsR 4mericamioer
iub unierpsgs.
5n GuB,an0 berrI6i cine beoents
Tide @d5rung, bic ii6 6sionosrs ourh
Weutereien unb 8er1tnGrungen uRter
ben SrupPeH 5emertbar maht.
Der Streit Der Qrbeiter in 8dums
DoaipiHneEeieR in siR3slnsn @egenosa
RuBlanb's 1T in Elm ie9r bs0entlidsg
Stadium gstreten.
Sine gntsHts 3DiIdsn RuBlanb
u. Supan. als grpeiterang oss portss
moutber 5rieoensosrtroges. Ioa nuns
nsbr our Sbatiahe genorosn isiH.
3pifdsn Sapan uno 9ored lit,
troB beftigsR MiOsrItanos Oes ioreas
nitden 9ofsS, Elm neuer gerirae abges
i6lo1en Doroen.
Rad oemielben iperben ale
5taatsgeidafts 9orea's Bon Sapcn bss
ior3t unO Der neue 9aiier lit peiter
nidts ala cine D~rabtpuppe, bic na6
Der Gsise Oss iapaniifen GeneralsRss
ioenteH tan5eu mub.
Inter ben ROrsansrn bsrrT6t bas
rob ~geiDaItigs erbiiteruug, gu sinem
4uffauo 1T e a5sr nidt aetommen.
SIN idblifsH gbind maht ii9
cine boenlIide anttsbpnafiI9e gspss
guHg bsmsstbar.
Das ruff. 9Iatt ,glOpoe Dtemba"
bebaaptst, odb iapaniI6s Seber Oabins
ssrItsdsn.
Sin GsbIidIas Der ernts, inioIss
anbdltenoer Dirrs, ptrb aus Der mite
Isrsn MaHbidursi gsmslost.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-04

piro re I6lieBli6 pO6l ertlGrsn mil
Zen, Dab bic @in5s5orsnsn fir Den
sgdrlamsntarismus~ u6erbdupt fem
9srfdnbHiB babsn, uno oas Q5seoros
nstsn9aus uieeeI abgsidafit peroeH
mug.
gu Dem Ui6srniaen, ZEN jsoes
BOLT geseH eineH 5rsmo%rrihsr be5t.
ssleat ii6 5si Zen 8ilipinos ned Der
5ab BEG Walapsu ae5en ben NeiBen.
Do bic driitIifeu Jilipinos MD. friss
geriih iino, 10 nsrosn re oielsi6t feis
ne 6luiigen Auftdnoe mebr Deranfals
ten, aber ibr psr6iFener groa piro
ben Der. Staten INNER bel I'll f6afs
len MAIDEN. IS mare cine nd6re
0o3Itbat iur bsiOe EEeils, psnn bic
nnnatirli6e 9erbiHouRe il eber je 6els
Jet g%etrennt uerosn niirbe.