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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
MAY PLEAD INSANITY.
Runyan says "Not Guilty. When Ar
raigned in Court.

New York. July 9.-That a plea of in
sanity may be the defense of Chester B.
Trust company. who is charged with alb
stracting $4,000 of the trust company s
funds, was Indicated by his counsel when
Runyan was arraigned in court today.
On behalf of Runyan his counsel entered
a plea OF not guilty of the charge of
grand larceny and asked for an adjourn
ment of the case until Monday. He said
he had been informed that the prisoner s
maternal grandmother had died in an in
sane asylum and that Mrs. Runyan be-
lieVed her husbands S mind affected Run
yan's attorney said that he entered plea
of not guilty with the privilege of with
drawing it and demurring to the indict-
ment with the view of asking for the ap-
pointment of = commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
American Wife of ROsslyn Ask
for a Divorce.
Both of the Parties Have Beer
on the Stage.
SECOND EXPERIENCE
Divorced His First Wife for
DesertiOn in 1902.
Has a Record as a Soldier and
a Writer.

Edinburg, Scotland, July 9.-The wife
of the Earl of Rosslyn, formerly Anna
Robinson of Minneapolis, has sued him
for divorce. The earl is living in
Paris.
Lord Rosslyn, James Francis Harry
ST Clair Erskine, was born in 1869, for
merly lieutenant in the Royal Horse
guards, for a time made his living as
an actor, appearing in a number of
plays In Europe and the United States.
In the former country, he did ballet
turn In one of Pinero's plays, which
caused much comment He served with
Thornycroft's horse. at the relief of
Ladysmith. and also acted war cor
respondent during the South African
war. The earl was first married in
1880 to Miss Violet Viner,- from whom
he obtained a divorce on the ground
of desertiOn in 1902. On March 81. 1905,
he was married in London to Miss Rob-
inson, youngest daughter of George
Robinson of Minneapolis, who for "a
time was on the stage in New York,
London and Paris. She made her debut
in the Governor of Kentucky"
By his first wife the earl had one son,
born in 1892, who bears the title of Lord
LOughbOrOugh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
HOME IS WRECKED.
Three Members of the Family Injurc'!
by Tornado.

Bloomfield, Neb., July "a torn
swept the country near Aida, in souti
ern Knox county. Sunday night, in.
turing four persons, one fatally an
destroying several buildings. TIL"
home of Eli Olsen was wrecked
Olsen's mother was fatally injured
His wife had several ribs broken ana
was injured internally. and a six-year-
old daughter received serious bodily
injuries The Lutheran church in
Columbia township was wrecked and
A score of small buildings blown
down. Crops were damaged by h1u.
Telephone wires were destroyed. in
terruDting communication.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
Defends Gibson Law.

Lincoln, Nebs July 9.-Attorney
General Thompson today filed a brief
in the supreme court here in defense
of the Gibson law which purposes to
force breweries out of the retail busi-
ness in Nebraska. The brief was filed
in connection with a petition for a
writ of habeas corpus asked by Julius
Rusch Of Lincoln, arrested on a
charge of wholesaling in liquor while
having only a retailers license.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
Against the Rolrbaugh Ests

Ottawa, July 9.-Attorney w. J.
Costigan has fled in probate court a
claim of 5000 against the Rohrbaugh
estate for services rendered the late
s B. Rohrbaugh w. H. Clark who
was a trial attorney in the case has
filed a claim of 500 and it is under
stood that Judge Benson will file a
similar claim.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
INC DeforIs, European Trip.

Ottawa, July 9.-Mr and Mrs. w. A.
Deford, now of New York, have made
their plans for a trip to Europe and
will sail July 80 on the Wilhelm der
Crosse. They will land at Cherbourg
and expect to spend about six weeks
on the continent and in Great Britain,
returning to New York about Sept.
Is. Their itinerary includes France,
Switzerland, Italy. Germany, England
and Scotland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
senator Long to sneak.

Wichita, July 9.-Senator Chester /
Long will come to Wichita, Friday, July
II. to make an address. He will speak
at Wonderland Park. The management
has planned a day to be known as
Wichita day. and Senator Long is to
make the address
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
conan DovIe 70 wei

New York, July Especial dispatches
from London report that Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. the novelist, is to be mar
ried in September. Miss Jean Leckie
the bride to be, lives with her parents
at Black Heath.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-09
Weather Indications.

Chicago, July 9.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Fair tonight and Wednesday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
Jenkins Fiat Happenings
CORRESPONDENTS.

CORRESPONDENTS.
Again to let YOU hear from us.
We have had another fine week to
work. 1t is getting a little dry to
pillow but we have other work that
we can do.
One Paul Rush is putting up a
residence.
J. T. Jeffreys is getting posts.
He thinks he is the champion post
getter. He goes eighteen miles and
cuts his posts and eturns the Sec
ond day.
Cooper is boring a we'll for Tarp-
ley. He went down 100 feet and
the machinery broke. He will wait
for repairs to come from Texas.
1t is rough on the farmer who must
wait on such inconvenience and
during the time haul water.
1t is a sight how the farmers are
blowing up the earth, the grass
will be a thing of the past in a
short time.
Now, we want to tell you some
thing about our beautiful valley.
1t runs south to the cap rock of
the plains and west to the saddle
mesa and SIS ranch mesa. Dodson
is in the valley and also Quay.
Dodson is coming to the front rap
idly; a fourishing school is run-
ming full blast, a literary society
which has a debating society and
spelling match alternating Satur-
day nights and church every Sun
day.
!. I. Jeffrey will preach at Ogle
Flat school house the third Sunday
in this month, and his subject will
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
Dancers Of Colds and how 10 Avoid

More fatalities have their origin in or re-
suit from a cold than from any other cause
This fact alone should make people more
careful as there is no danger whatever
from a cold when it is properly treated in
the beginning. For many years Chamber
lain S cough remedy has been recognized
as the most prompt and effectual medicine
in use for this disease. 1t acts on natures
plan, loosens the cough, relieves the lungs
opens the secre,ions and aids nature in
restoring the system to a healthy condi-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

be Mans duty he owes to his
God in order that he may be saved
from his past sins, and the duty he
owes to his God to live a consist
ant Christian life"
Good luck to the editor and his
helpers and contributors.
AS ever,
Little Redan.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
correspondence :

correspondence
Montoya is booming. Several
new buildings are going up, and
there is prospect of a large hotel
being erected in the near future.
Lots are going like hot cakes. Get
in on the ground floor.
Howard Kohn and mother have
returned from New York.
Montoya has a meat market.
Mr.. Spinks spent Tuesday in
Tucumcari.
Amos Jones is here in charge of
a large crew preparing to dig a
we'll for the Rock Island railroad.
Mr.. Walker and family left this
week for Little Rock, Ark, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Shaw has been very sick
with the humps.
Mrs. Frank Trolter is very i'll
with the measels.
Mr.. Wilson, of Tucumcari is in
town on business.
Miss Jennie Ellis and Mile Nc
Clenden have returned from a visit
in Tucumcari.,
Mr.. Coker has gone to Tucum-
carl for supplies for his new res
taurant. He will be open for BUSH
ness in a few days.
The ladies of Montoya will give
a neck tie social on the 23rd of
February. Their object is to help
the church fund. The ladies took
in $4,000 at the box supper given
for the same cause. Everybody in
vited.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
DOdsOn News
&c respondenc j

Walter Elliott and wife were
guests OF the Programs.
Murray has filed nine home
steaders around burnt mountain;
these settlers must havesa taste for
roughness; are from Aakansaw
maybe.
kushhas filed near Will Horizons
place.
The Quay literary society will
have a box supper Friday night to
raise money to buy an organ.
Jones and Wilson are here from
Missouri to begin improving their
claims. They chartered a a and
brought their household goods and
farming implements.
Colts friend has reached here
and will begin hauling his car of
gOouS Tlgnt away.
Horizons have used gun and poi
o so successfully that their place
is about rid of prairie dogs and
rabbits.
Billingsley has broke 81 acres of
his homestead and is now fencing
Moore's claim.
Earnest Allen has found a claim
near Briscoe's windmill.
Potter had a horse badly crippl-
ed in the wire.
A picnic crowd visited Cotton
wood Mesa and had their pictures
taken by photographer NOVEL;.
Randall had an old fashioned
turkey dinner Sunday which was
throughly enjoyed by those who
participated in it.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
Knights of Pytkias

Tucumcari Lodge No 20, meets every
Wednesday evening Visiting brethren
cordially invited
c c DAVIDSON, G. c
Il L HUNTER, X Of X s
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
Charcoal Flat.
Correspondence i.

Prof. M. Rudolph is out visit
ing the Dodson schools; he will go
from here to Quay.
The farmers are turning the dirt
now in great style. New Mexico
is putting on back-eastern airs in
the way of farming. Who said
New Mexico would never be a
farming country2
Our old bachelor friend George
Jones has 90 acres now ready for
seeding.
Quite a number of our young
sters went to the mountains last
Sunday; they report a gay time;
Aunt Tilda went with them.
Hughes and wife and Mrs. Fox
visited Mesa Rodondo last Sunday.
Hughes has planted a hedge of
$50 cottonwood trees around his
orchard and vineyard; it is worth
carrying for.
1t looks like somebody is going
to do some fencing from the way
they are getting out cedar posts.
Everybody in Ogle Flat have
their old land turned and are now
breaking sod.
The writer Intercepted several
farmers lately as to what they in
tend to plant this year, and from
what l can learn Quay county will
come in this fall with so, bush
els of corn crop; then we will come
in for lots of good old hominy.
John Burney has made a bond OF
81 1000 in the suit pending between
himself and Mrs. Cooper.
Grandpa Briscoe was out burn
ing weeds last week.
Grandpa JENNIE is building a
house this week.
Pink Randall is studying book
keeping, but / think he will soon
be studying coniugal bliss pretty
soon.
Pap Billingsley, Gus Buyers,
J. H. Hughes and several others
went down to the hub city of Tu-
cumcari Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Hughes is the crack
MAI kswoman of this section of the,
country, she ear bag nor game in
less time than any one in this COM
munity.
Say, what is the matter that the
News and the business men of Tu-
cumcari can't all combine with us
nesters and have a fair this fall ?
say about Sept. 1t is a good way
to advertise our country. Let's
hear from some one.
The widow Fox is going to sell
her cattle and go into the hog bust
ness.
Old Hayseed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

Regular meetings on and and 4th Tues
days of each month. at Masonic Hall.
Visiting members OF the order cordially
invited to attend.
ALICE +. Koch. w. NJ,
NJ. II. Koch. Secretary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

James Lanlgan is building a
three room cottage near the school
house. Benner and Jackson are
the contractors.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16
A. r. & A. M.
TucumCari Lodge No. ~.

Meets every first and third Monday
each month. Visiting brothers invited.
II. II. HARGIs, w. NJ.
J. Q. ADAMS. Sec.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

Patterson & Donohoo at the
Court house get reports every week
from the land office. I7tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-02-16

FOR SALE-The Skating Rink
on easy terms. See w. J. Hittson.
18tf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19


9ie coHnitutfongnsn Oemofrafsn
baden sinsH ueitersn Sieq IN Der
3uma H5sr bic raoicalsn Glemenss erz
runssH, iHosm e i5nsn gelang. ibre
eisene RsI0lution iibsr cine Snterpelz
lirans Der aesisruns be5Hglia Der
ltaHoredtlitsn 6inrihtunq con 4 oss
4ngriffs aHf bic golissi ihulois 81
flnoener Widnner in Mosfau ourdz
3EbriHgsn. pd5rsno cine pisl fhdrfsr
sehaltens ReIolution Der Socialpsmos
trateH uH0 Socialreopiutiondrs a5gss
Is6nt Duroe.
Die r3opoie Brsmia@ i6eilt nit,
Dap Der g5ar Dor einigsH SaseH eli
nsn ueas sriaTen Fat, our6 psIfsn
1auienoen 0on singetsrtsrtsn uno
gum She'll mad Si5irien psrihidten
politiihsn 9srbre6ern bic Tpei6eit
pieosr gessben piro. Der grlaB oes
@5arsn 6eitimmi. bag ale @sfangenen,
bic liA Hiht Direct oosr Indirect 0es
Wtor6es Ihuloig gsmani BADEN unb
teIner terroritilheH DAFT
a%ngs30rsn. aus Der Daft sntlaTtn
perosn IpIen, uRter Der BeoinguHs,
oaB lie fh unDer5HgIia mad i6reH hsis
mat5Iihen 3orfern Sessbsn. no lie Fa
antsr hrsnser pOIi3siaufFdt bsFinosn
neroen.
Sn ben 6ungsrsuot6 pros
0iH5en I'm miitlsrsu uno iIoli6en
RuBldno. Bat, ME amtIihe 8spefhen
msIosn, cine Dirt pen 90ltsrpanoeruuo
b%egouneH. 3auienes uno N6ertauTeube
pun 6uHgerHoen BADEN lid duf BEN
Warih gsmaht unb 5ieben planlos
am6er. Die Qeute Fno oo0Itdnbis
trieolih, piunsn feline @efpalttbaten
ano ibr ein5ises 3iel TT, in ben grGBss
reu Stdotsn gro6 gu finosn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

pdbrsHo jsbt Elm 0erminosrisr EieTser
Grtrag in 8sr6iHoung nit idlehien
@rHtsn in @usnpa cine iclde RAD
fra5s mad ben bieTseR gorrdt6sa osrs
fpritt. baB, ME iAen bsmertt. Bic gss
riHssre grHts mshr Gelo eiE5rinssn
mag, ais cine sr0Bers gebraht 5iiie.
Was oGnH unDsrmeieiiH aud alien
anosre @eih rs unD Geperben gu
CUTE tommen mtiBte, Tiniemaisu Der
Bauer nod INNER Der eroBie gsrs
6roufer 1T i'm Qonoe. 666tens
Darftsn bic GiIenba6nsn ben Oermins
oerteH umfang Der ernieerirdge an
elmer eHtlprefsnoen 9erminoetunl i6s
res 5ra6tseihdfsss Deriplren. 3oh
mare aud oas nod ieiH unsemii6tes
uHslid Der 16atiohs sesenl6er, oaB
i'm lssteH Sabre Der 5ra6tanDrang
5ersiis Die esihunssFd9isfeit Der BAD
men peit i5srFtielen unb babur6 3eits
DelIe 81 elmer f6rmiideH 5rahiipetre
gefi5yi Eat, bic iopo6l fir bic ga6nen
ME fiji bic 9srieHDer nit aroben I'M
annebmliAtsiten uno 9erluiien Rrs
tnIpft par. Sin 5eitpeiliges Qa6iai
len Bee Brdf tseItdftss t6nutt unter
ben u%mhdnosH oortbsil6aft 5snuBt
ueroen 5ur Qadbolung oeHtn, mas in
ben 0eritOFensn 5abrea otridamt
Duroe i'm Qusbdu unO in Der 0ers
mebruHa ber 8srte5rsmittel.
aaf ale sale ieoof, pie 1sIagt,
5sosatet Elm 4usfaa Don 100. 100000
8ui5sl 0ei3en. rpsuG Is oa6ei 5lsibi,
nod tsine ihlsdte @rnte 0nBeTHts oes
umItaHoes. Dab bic babel in 8erglsih
5e3oaene @rHie oes 8oridbres bic
sr0bte Grnte mar, bic dbaeiebsn
pom osr einen Qusnabme beg Sa6res
1901 - ismals in sen Der. 5iaaten
ersisIt por0su lit. 6unbert Wlilionen
8ui6el peniget als i'm 9oria6re ldBt
INNER nod betrdbtli6 msbr ais ben
GurtidHi.tsertrag oes DerfloFtnen
5ahrjsbnts. syn 9~erbinoung nit zen
groBtH us5srihdHen aus ben Dor
jobEsn mag Der Grtrag rei6Iih groB
9eHu5 isin alien Qnforoerun9en 3u qes
nugsu - aud obne Interchangeable.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

Retts GntbdIfuR1tn. -
SIN unoesoiitrntsgerid in pi.tss
surg If aesenpdrtis Der groctB ataen
:. San Dunn. Gb0s g. @loie au9 y.
Y. Gmmstl, fsubert 4uleiteale Der
gSbeibp Steel Cube So" pon Green.
pile. pa, in 9erhlRoluna. pslfe oss
eomplotts sum 3psds oes Se,ru9es
Der 8uuoes Reaierun8 ansetla9t iino,
in 9evbinouHs nit osr G%inTeBunl ans
8eblid oefecter 80brtu in bic Gri.sss
itiffe -EeHnipioauia4 .9ouifdaa f,
~N}drhlGHo4, .@6arsRon4, .3ebrlss
Ia. .Nlinueioia". .9ermoRt", .Waf6s
in9ton" uno ,1enueFss4. Ter cnae5.
llhe Sionool bat itit mtbrsren Sab
zen Die OffeniIide @uimsrsIamitit in
hoaem Sr0oe duf Tb seloeen. Ginsr
Ger 4H8ei6uIai9.en. 6gant g. Gm
nett, 6stanuts ijt ital0is ano frat
oann ols S.ao.s5ease agi. Gr mebts
L. a. ltnid.goRetle Nnsdstn &sIalih
tinet Nahtyoyadptost ut.he nit fet
letaaittu &obrgu snstfeli puret. Die
mn otm S,empsI ats SHipec.o,s eets
teatu parofu. cen maa Hh eaog1
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8o1'tn bet Dieter @re5t anit,uuvfsu
pugeen. bttuJ3 max .5Q 0f.uo. wI5
aasH a ha-HH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

Die blsn in OsTerreid.
~ Die Rsifstagspablsn. Die erIten,
untsr BEN nsusn 0ablgsIsBs, f9n6en
an |. 8iHstag in CANA Gsitsrz
reid hdtt uno iinO i'm ansez
mtiHsH febr rubig nerldufen. Rur aus
psnisen Grten in ben 9ro0inssn mar
ben llnruhen ssnsl0st. bic fflimmfen
aus G5srnOuiB unb 1rieF. sSn ger
nopiB fano Elm gonflict 8piIhen ben
SocidIiitsn uno Der poli3si ifoit, i'm
Berlaufe ssFsn Diele BerioRen oerleBt
DuroeH. 5n 2risa ssrietfen Iih bic
5otiolilten uno bic Deuti6en 6ort=
ihrittlsr in bic 5aars, uno e. entz
Pam ih Elm 10 beftissr aampf, oaB
has Wlilitdr aufge5oten peroen mubte,
UNI bic RuAe pis0sr b~er3uFslen.
Bis sur StHnoe lit e nod nidt
mogIih, fd Elm poiitioes Bib Uon Der
3uldmmsnisBung bes Reihsratses 3u
MAIDEN, eenn in pislen 5dnen fnO
StitDoblen u0thi1. Ben ben aez
iammten SIG Siben i'm 5auie nur6en
Hur 399 gefint. 4ae 4n3eideH osus
ten d6er oarauf Gin. oaB i'm Reitg=
rdtbe cine Mebrbeit oorbanoen Ieiu
Diro. bic iih aus GlsricaIsn, 4gra=
risrn uno 9olen 3uiammsnIebt.
Die Gbrihli9 Socidlen 6a6en cine
6eoeutenoe an3a6l Sibe aeponnen,
a6er nitt 70 oiele, ME re %erpdrtet batz
ten. anem 4nitsiue nab neroen lie
in BEN neaen Reifsrathe %ungeId6r 10
8ertreter ba6en. sic erp66ltsn bic
msiIten 4bgsoroneten in &iaE no lie
20 Der 80 SiBe erlangten uno bic
Wabl i5res 6ibrerg. oes giirgermei=
tiers euessr, ionic beg 5iirTtsn Qi6s
i%eniein our6isBtsn. Sn 4 0ablbe3irs
fen Dtroen bort Sti6pabIen notbis
isin.
Die 5Dcialosmotraten erIanaien as
size uno in 20 peitsren Wa6ltretIsn
Deroen re in bic Stthpa6I treten.
Jn 8obmsn pur0eH Die ~natioualen
IIhefeH bectmirt, uno 6asiel5e
Sfidial truf bic nationaIsn parteien
in ben aHbersn Osuti6en 9ropinaen.
Sebr be3eihnsno lit bic 0ieosrIaas Der
D utihli5eralsn, beioaoerg in BOD
men, uno 5par Iino lie BON ben Socids
lilten eeldIogsn moroen. Sn ben
tihsdiI6en Dabttrsiien rur6e s6ens
faas ben Sotialiiten Der 9or3ua DOT
ben tihstiideH 4grariern uno Qibes
raIen geseben. 9emertenspert6 lit
BE Nieoerlage hes .aateutIden"
S6reiers Sh0nerer, bic t6atid6li6
bic Qufi0Iuns Der .aateutT6en@ gars
tel bebsutei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
Strsinitbtsr.

9oiiiit aeroirbt rem gbaracssr.
Sem 0uaosy aIIo. oaB manter G6a=
ractsg biz politit Osroirbt.
Wanter gltnfh 6etonmt einsn en-
stren Ssitistgis. is 556er sr fei3..
.
9ds 9e2en fi5rt uns a5s, monts
Syade bic 5inisr uns abs5rptsn
pise.
Nuf ieSs 9siHau5 in 2tsen mullen
rir TINS ma5iam BcrHTeittn. uns
mir 5i.oen gns Elm. cas S6psrae -
rnsia ano GIT 81 ftrbsn - 5rSftsn
mir aus CEN Ste5rsif Fsrtisl
Ra5 7islsn So5rsn ~rieosrum Tor=
laIpeiier. einsn Eonar ser guT5l an
eer 9etrsios55Ife III ghx1so. Ris-gr
Stemut p55I @r 5arnsr 01Flfg
3S SET 4ss5siluas FIX 0aay,r in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19
0is itiiae .6omt RnIs..

Die irtfds gone Rule.
. or {. Die .SriIbz
Blu" Der briiil6su Reaieruna
ltoBt Oct Der tatb. 6ierar6ie
SrIano's uaf sHsrgil6en Wioertan0.
cardinal 9ogus. ber 9rimag Don aun,
Srlano. BAT ii6 BEN Gr36if9of 0dlI6
uno ben 8iidofsn BON 2imerid un6
Stgoare ongei6lohsn uno perurtbsilt
Die TiaBregel in ben ibGrfHen Uorten.
Der cardinal aebt Togor 10 nett, su
srtldreH. oaB mad itinsr QnIht ieoer
polttiter. Der fir bic Annd6me oer
@orIage pirtsn piirSs, ih Dem 9ere
o0ht ausieBe. DAP sr feline Q~anrs.3ute
i'm Sntershs oss miniiteriums usrras
then noble. Die nationaliItiife RE-
Dolte gesen bic gorIuqs piro Ourh
1imot6b Or. 6eaIp, Wiliam O'9rien
uno anoere 9olitifsr geforoert. 6edle
ldgt in einem oFfsnen Shrei6en. BAR
bic GiuTeihung Oisisr @orlaae Elm
S1I05 fhlimmiter @rt as5en sSrlaro
lsi uno odB cine uHteriiuBun9 OetleIs
Ben elm 9,r6rshen gsssn SrIdno lein
piiroe. Der srie gntpurf Der Qoys
ldge lei beFsr ais Der lsBte QepeItn.
Sober neue Grtpurf lei untey Ser
Sheere 6ss Roisberpismus ih!stier
g%eporoen. Weosr Der G6tffeeret6r fir
Srlano mod Der 4remier 6dtten bic
Ginfiibruna bisfes Ma6psrfs befiir=
i%portet. Ods ii6srhnupt nur infolse oes
Druds Der irii6en 5iibrsr oas Qi6t
ber WeIi erbIidt ha5t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

Sn RuBtanb TT e. ee5snpdrtis
mertIpiirei9 rabtg, ablsiehen BON elmer
groben 5trroriitenoerihn0runl sss,n
oas QebeR oes gsaren, bic ange6lih
pG6reno Der ruHiitsnO tern sur Nus
fibruus lslansen Iolte, aber reht5eis
tia eutoed. uno nerei.slt uorosn istn
ion. inter "a 9srhaftunseu.
Die ru1iI6en Socialiiten. Die germ
cine 9eridmmlau5 ab61lien MOLTEN,
hu5en niraeRos Rus uno Rat aefuns
ben uno ino IhlitBlih, nab Ianssn
uno ermiioenoen WanoerunlsR ourh
S6neogR uno 1dnemari, no ibneu
cine 3uiammsntuuft poli5eiIih anttr=
iast uurse. ndh SnslaRo's 9aitliasn
@sfaoeR a5~leis3sli, TO lie aussnblids
lid priaate Sisunssn un0 GoHfersns
sen d6aalssn. BON osr 9oli5ei lharf bes
ua6t Inter ben Tsle9assH. Die mad
Gem Mufey Der gsperifhafts gsTsis
niauRaen Observation-Disclosures abs
saltsn roQeu, kfinoen Th 9srtrsier
ousr 9trufstisHsn uno aud me5yers
frauen. las glait -Rs6 in Ct. Be.
i~ers5ar3 mrittst. eeB ale IbsilRchs
mer On oem SougrsNs bei Der Rid
itbt peta1ftet ootr gar nihi ms 2aHo
aeiaFsn rusroen piireen. b fs 05Hs
8lds RaBllno oerIie6sn.
Tx couii.aiionsreH Esaiolr1teu Sac
eeH nun &c Gut nj, 6tidloGeu, iRfolss
Ger @tfabr. pslhs oas YdrlamsHi in
foiat osr uegstsR 50nolaRa Der So
mathematician. I'm 4uslano siueH
9arej.as a53a5altsu nufi. nj. Der
r~aoitd,en Qintsn az brsteH. uHo oar
fat 81 osrigtsn, mi! esH Cctc5sris
ter. @el,a 5smSBistsn 9onar4ifsn
NM etr &y5tiisrsrnppe cine Ms9ss
bsHs Coalition al biloeu. Sres Pie
Ter 61nolgnssrtiis Sg conHiiuiiousIs
len Tsmctgatsn arsift abeT eas 8sfa6i
nm it4 o1B ois Eass ces Qlrldmsn.s
es3Galt Fao. 0~sricnsn. pslne nit Ser
li~nss5au3 Ns Raiisrs IN SG5luns
ft5sn. ilssa. cas- oas 9aglamsut
iolu Rg5 siatu psiisrsa McEa. 8Ssgs
lsstn gigs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

ptHisiiens BE ansbsFsyuns lpirfa6
oorssHommsH pnr0s. s1sn Snipecio.
9leaioH~, iasis eer 3euse, s1a5sn mir
oft senasilbrt nit oisIeI Naghehsz
ruHs. Wenn a 90brsn Dsrporfen bai=
ts, 10 giRgsn i'd uno msine 2sdis an
Wsrt, feiiten lie BON einsm gaos BIZ
sum dnoeren mad uno leaten ie our
SnIpertion ais fsblsrfrsiss W6tirial
gang BRETT uieber Dor Tfein pGren
nit oieism Qa6fsilen 45 bis so Naan
5eitdftist."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-19

finpsi. SAP au6 ieiH Qe5sn cine qsris
maidel amiflsBt. 8gie6 e ber alien
5un5fsr emit beTiast an 9rauaItare
5u feben IT. bon Wisgt. aranteH5eit Il.
Stsrbspfibl n0bt niemanO ihre aass
gsitrefts 9aHo suriid. Sn tauieHo
arHs 6utieH bari lie Qift tragin, e
si6t Der nuntlsR Blussn 10 Diels no
man cine fel5Rloie ate Sunsfer
braudi.