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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
REVOLT AGAINST vOLIVA
New Ruler of Zion is Having Great
Difficulty in Controlling His
Unruly Flock.
Publishers Press.J

Seattle. WASH. Feb. IL. v"..---
plan establishing a new Zion City ir
the Northwest has been abandoned
Rev. August Ernst. elder of the loca
Zionite organization says the plan was
changed because of the revolt in Port
laad, Seattle, Tacoma. and Vancouver
against Noliva. We believe in the
teachings of DR.. Dowie, but we do not
believe in the one man rule he insti
tuted and which Voliva is following
said DR.. Ernest.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
EISELE is SUPPLANTED
Superintendent Of the Government
Reservation at Hot Springs
Hands in Resignation.
Publishers Press.1

Little Re-, --.- 4 80. - ~ I'd II
Eisele, superintendent of the govern
ment reservation at Hot Springs. Ark.
was notified that President Roosevelt
requested his resignation and appoint
ed w. s. Smith private secretary TO
the secretary of interior. Mr.. Hitch
cock. to succeed him. The message ex-
planned that this was last request of
Secretary Hitchcock to the president
before his retirement from office next
March. Eisele wired his resignation.
to take effect at the presidents
Measure
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
THE EXPOSITION CONTRACT
Officials of jamestown Fair Provide
for Disbursement of 81 100000
Government Loan.
Publishers Press.J

WashinsloA. : 80. 12.-Ofncials of
the jamestown exposition filed with
Secretary Shaw a contract providing
for disbursement of the $1,000. 900
loan by the government to the exposi-
ton company. Under the act passed
by congress the loan is to be secured
by gate receipts of the exposition and
from concessions. The contract was
accepted by Secretary Shaw and the
appropriation was thereby made i'm
mediately available
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Rare Paintings DESTROYED.
publishers Press.l

Pnllad-.. -Four rare
paintings are abandoned as lost IL
"Lindenhurst." the country home o
John Wanamaker, which was destroy
ed BY fire last Friday The painting
are Our Lady OF Madrid and a
"Nymph,' by Murillo: Two Angels
Holding Garland OF Fruit" by Ru
bens, and The Savior by Benjamin
West. Many Of Mr.. Wanamaker
paintings are interviewer with tradi-
tons Of the old world, which make
them doubly valuable.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
RAPIDLY GAINING FAME.

Genera1> Passenger Agent w. b.
Galloway, of the c. II. e D. railroad
is rapidly gaining fame in railroad cir
cles, in the systematic management
of the affairs which fall under his care
with the c., H. & d. Mr.. Galloway
was for some months connected with
the c., c. & L. in the capacity of gen.
eral passenger agent when the offices
of the road were located in this city.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Praise for wikoff.

The following is copied from the
Daily Journal of Middletown, o.: e.
s. Wikoff, an old Middletown resident
delivered n very interesting lecture
Oh Industrial application of producers
gas before the local n A. S f.
Thursday evening. February z. His
remarks were not only entertaining
but also quite profitable and were
directed to most appreciative au-
dience.''
Mr.. Wikoff is a resident of Hagers-
town and is employed by the Light
inspection Car company.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Banner NIGHT For Skating.

Last Saturday night was the banner
night for the skating rink. The floor
was crowded by skaters and specta-
tors. a prize was given to the best
lady and gentleman skaters. Miss
Eva Worl and Fred Huddleston prov
ed their superiority and won the
prize. Cambridge City, Greensboro,
Economy, Losantsville and Richmond,
were represented by a number of
young people.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
PICKED BODIES BURNED
Fire in the Dissecting Room of Med
icai College Caused by an
Explosion.
Publishers Press.J

Cincinnati, O.. Fen. Ia nre. org
mating presumably from an explosion
of chemicals. was discovered in the
dissecfing room in the basement of
the Ohio College of Dental Surgery
and was put out after a hard fight
The report gained circulation that
three people burned to death, but it
developed that three bodies in the
picking vat were charred by the
flames.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
CHARGED WITH GRAFT
Railroad Commission of Vermont Is
Being Accused of Big
"ShakedoWn."
Publishers Press.1

Montpe-- -. IA 1s
ment of the accounts OF the former
state railroad commissioner, George
T. Howard. was sent by the state audi
tor TO the attorney general. Clark e.
Fits. at the latter's request Howard
was charged by legislative commit
tee with taking money wrongfully
from the state in the matter of salary
and expenses Il is supposed the ac-
ton just taken By the attorney gen
eral is preliminary to bringing pro-
ceedings against Howard
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Strike Postponed.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 12-The crisis
q demands OF employees Of the Amer
can Shipbuilding company was pos
soned for a week. and meantime off
falls will meet labor leaders In confer
ence. II is assured there viii be n
strike Wednesday as threatened. and
it is believed the entire matter will
be amiyabiy settled
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
REPLACING OLD TROLLEY.

The Richmond street and interur-
ban railway company, will soon COM
plete its work of replacing old troll
ley wires with new ones, in the course
of the next few days. The North E
street line is the only one where the
work is uncompleted.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Well Known Ohio Merchant.

Springfield, o.. Feb. 1a.-John Kin
name. 50, head of the dry goods house
OF kinnane Brothers, died of com
plication of diseases. kinnane was
one of the largest retail dry goods
merchants in Ohio. and was well
known throughout the state.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
ENGINEER M'GRAW HURT.

Chas. McGraw, freight engineer on
the Richmond division met with
very painful accident last week at Lo-
gansport. The injector pipe blew
out, burning his hand to such an ex-
tent that he has for the past few days
been out of service.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Attempt to Kill Witte.
Publishers Pressl

st. Pete. 4s b. I2.-An infer
nal machine was discovered accident
ally in a chimney of the house occu-
pied by Count Witte. the former pre-
mier. The machine was timed to ex-
pIode after the family retired for the
eight.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

National extracts and spices sold
under a positive guarantee Come
back and get your money il not sat
isfed. For sale by the National Med
ical Co, Sheldon, Iowa
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Gas Gave Out,

Bridgeport. O.. Feb. I2-With tenn
perature averaging 5 degrees below
zero. the natural gas supply gave out
a. Martins Ferry and thousands Of
Ieople are suffering.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
SCHEDULE WELL KEPT,

The various interurban lines enter
ing the city, do not seem to have suf-
fered from the effects of the recent
and present variable weather, the run
ming schedule remaining uniform
throughout.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
MRS.NELLlE MARKHAM

A nervous irritable woman. often on
the verge of Mysteries, Is a source of
misery to everyone who comes under
her influence. and unhappy and mis-
cradle herself.
Such women not only drive hus-
bands from home but are wholly unfit
to govern children.
The ills of women act like a FIRE
brand upon the nerves. consequently
seven-tenths of the nervous prossra-
ton, nervous dependency. h G
blues. sleeplessness. and nervous
irritabiIity of women arise from some
organic arrangement.
Do you experience 6ts of depression
with restlessness alternating with ex-
treme irritability DO you suffer
from pains in the abdominal region.
bacl1ache, bearing down pains.nervous
dyspepsia, sleeplessness, and almost
continually cross and snappy? If SO.
your nerves are in a shattered con-
dition and YOU are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing
in the world is better for nervous
troubles of women than Lydia r..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
made from native roots and herbs.
Thousands and thousands OF women
can testify to this fact.
Mrs. Nellie Markham. of Isl Morgan
ST.. Buffalo N. Y, writes
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
81 was . wreck from nervous prostration.
LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable Co
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmfu
the largest number of actual cures {
world has ever known, and thousal
file in the laboratory at Lynn. Mass.
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Comp0al
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Columbus. o., Feb. 12.--EmanueI III
perl. A.. and Michael NicIaola, %, Ital-
lans, were run down by cut of cars
In the Norfolk G Western railroad
yards. Ziberl died and Niclaola is in
4 critical condition
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

See how wnar you nave heard looks
In print and get dollar for doing Il
Win thu news 'stip" rrixe.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
Railmav Preaidrnt Dead.

New York, Feb. 12-AIfred Waller.
president of the Seaboard Airline, died
at his home in this city after an Illness
Of about two -w~efs
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

GOVERNOR PARDEE AND THE JAPANESE.

To of
in He
n
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Free advice given on the germ dis
eases OF domestic animals Write
the National Medical Co. She1deh, Ia.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Use artificial gas for light and heat.
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Artificial gas. the Goth century fuel
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13

Artificial gas. the 2osh Century fuel
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-13
MRS. A. JANE S

! on | suffered 50 I did not care what became OF
} of me, And my family despsired OF my re-
lder covery In.si.ans l Az; = n1pp ,Sh ms,
niS- Vegetable Compound and want 10 tell you
that it has entirely cured me. l think it
aus is tho finest medicine on earth and am
NIT recommending 10 70 all my friends and
acquaintance.
FIRE Mrs Geo. A. James. life Iona
atty resident of Fredonia, N. T., writes:
ira Dear Mrs Pinkham.-
h G Il was in q terribly run down condition
-ous and had nervous preservation caused by
ONE female trouble. in fact had mot been well
since my children were born This con-
-; di,ion worked on my nerves and was ir
sion ritable and miserable. / had tried many
ex- remedies without getting much help bus
fer lydia E. PinkhamS Vegetable Compound
ion. brought me back to health and strength. IL
yous has also carried me safely through the
,ost Change OF Life. cannot too strongly
- recommend your medicine"
con- Mrs. Pinkham's lavitation to MemeA.
With
Women suffering from any form Of
ling female weakness are invited TO
'ous communicate promptly with Mrs.
r. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mass. From the
ind, | symptoms given, the trouble may DC
RIBS. located and the quickest and surest
men way of recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience in treating
gan female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will help
your case. Her advice is free and
ion. always helpful.
Q Compound, made from native roots and
rmful drugs and today holds the record for
res OF female diseases of any medicine the
,usands of voluntary testimonials are on
lass, which testify to its wonderful value.
poaad; Moaan's Remedy for Msaea's Lis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03
9ei 8oroas8abIuns oon
1880

Sin hotftier @sibpaFtrtsTtE
ouf isinsm plaid nit ~dufgaesisn
Ridels@rurifir. Elm prdbtissr ariiteL
@r0Be. 10 3oa.
GIe8ante 8e5etbG6er, mil
pdtiirten Deden. in Ieinem Geauloio,
@in6dHo nit @oloi4nitt. paTsno fiii
erns@ommunicanten uno grautleute
8offine'a @rtlGruHgbef
So feIn unb GbangeIteH
54l Seiim folio in 9eiHDauo gebun,
Den.
pertmuiter Rofsutrdna
neail5srne Settle un0 Gructffr
nit 8dftdeu. Sir erfcommuniean,
ten uno 8ronlleuts ~belonoers puHeno
Sin IoliOes Msfftngs areul
nit fsiast e9riaas 6isur, fem ladirt
II 3oa bob.
GoHtltn'B 6dnbbud bel
n II Blt6en unb Tdfhenatt
as Der melt. lle6er 440 Setter
Hart uno enibdlt geisbli6e gefim
muussn, @oHiulate, Gins unD anesu
Ia5sasn, Rscspis, qOItseisbs. eaHo,
tarten etc.
Die aQders unb @arttns
bdas 3titAng", sriheini pSttnts
lid Don II Dts 20 Seitm tart uno III
dnettonnt zines Der 5eiten lanbpirtbs
ihoftIifeu 8ldtter.
y Bas atben beB felis
zen Doctor Jofepb Golp
m q n n, Don Bern asD. aoIepb Rat
ner. Rector hes 5%aleTanam; in Gems
pano aebunosn. q @enOfsDa.
pon Gbriitopb BON 56mib; in qsins
pano gebunoen. 3 gorsnA ber
magner, cine gr3d6Iuna aus benz
ee6tn fir Die rsiftrs ,5agsao unb ous
8oit; in Qeinpan0 ge5unosn. 81
O oI0ene 8Iamen, Criminals
R0maH BON ghampol.
Debet6ddtr, gr5bereH un0
tleineren 5ormats, fir GrDads
fene unD ginoer; in Qeoereinbunb oDsr
peiBsr GenuIotos 1sde un0 nit oss
pobuIiasm obsr sro6sm Irud.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

Der unter6att Der fir DE-
Iinen Ginrittungen, beiien
Qsursseluna inBranlrsih jeBt 70 nett
reihenoes 5utersTs 6eauipru6t, Bat
i'm 2auf Der 3siisu 5ereits gar mdnde
MaHolungsn sria5rtH. ue6sr oieie
uno DieIe permanats 6ra9en finosn
mir in einem gduahen, IN Dem Der
betannte tirhIi6e Statiitiier prdlot
d. pnul Maria 8dumaorten Der
fa1uEg an6 Organization Der 9irhe"
bshanbeIt, fOIgsnos 5uiammsnfaTsnbs
3uriteaung:
nSn friibsrsn 5a5rbunOerisn bate
bic Gr5mmigteit or 5erriher unb
gefben0en bic &ir6s reid ~ausgeiots
tst, 70 0aB fat ale lirhlidsn gsourf
HiFe aus ben Gintdnftsn Der aef6eHtz
ten Sitter uno 8sfts 6sitritten pers
ben tonHtsn. 0snnelei6 burh oag
gauge mittslaIier binour4 5alo bier
bdlo bort 8erau5uHgsn BON airhens
gut portamen, 70 uaren oas bod inn
MERLIN bic q~usHa9men. SRI nit
Dem 9eginns osr Reformation febt
cine initematiife ginsiebung BON 4irs
hengitern in pieleH europ6ifden
2dnbsrn Elm. biz i9rsn QbI6luB am
Gnbe bes Is. uao Nnfang bee 19.
Sabrhunberts ~gsfgn6en bat. Dos
rad oieiem srobsn Rou5s nod ii6ria
seblisben mar, 1T 70 perihninoenb
psnis. Dap e taam NOD in 5rage
fommt. Die 1Intgr5oIiun9 Der tirhs
liHsn ginriftun su uHb Der Girtens
oisnsr outr Gr1be muBte aliD cine
Qeuorbnung srfabnn, bic meiHeng
auf benz Wsgs oer goncorbate ers
reitt DurR. D1rnd9 oerpflihtete
iid btr Staat ais Gntgelt fir
bic sings3ostusn airhensifer bic in
ben 9srtrasen 5suau umi6risberen
tirdlihen gsairfniFe aus Gtaatss
miitsln 81 bedeu. o6nt Bag bic Ieisrs
lid dn~erfaHHtea uno Dtrpfli6tsHoen
Wobalitdien be- Qsuooiiaung Der
airts a5sraa 5sO5adtst norosa
pdrsp."
Quf Disftm Uege 1T e Bonn
ssEommsn. oob gtif0fs. 9farrsr unb
Gapldns i5rsn Ge61li pom 5idaie be-
gisbsn, baB hfiimmts 5tda!seihuRs
gen fir be gsDurfniHs be- gultus
9egs5sn usrbsn. eaB NIT sirem Dorts
bic airhe IN bisFer Be5iebung BEN
Siaate auf gnaoe unb ungnaoe aus
seliefsri porotu 1T. Was has feoeus
tttg ba6tn bic prsnbiihsn aaibolitsn
I'm G%ulfurfampi erfdbren miiFsn aHb
srlsbsn Bic 6%raH5oitH in Der isst
blHknoen air6sn. .rfolsuns.
Sn osnitnissn ednOsrn isooh, no
bic Rir6e nismalg in fraersH aa5rs
buuesTisn eo;iIs pcSstn mar, ssiiols
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03
9ntlt B~itdJFrttrd1.

Crosses and CyozONs. 7aken fran
The SUPPLEMENT IF "Ihs CaM0Ac
Missions" By Rsv jas SpiHman,
ST. Ty~ansiaed hom Me German
6y Mary Richards Gyay. ST. Loats,
b. Heydey, y me-, 141 2. Cf0th,
net, A. Gts.
TieIe ipannsnbe gr5abIang fdbrt
uns in bas auf Der inbiihm 9al6iHisl
lie5enos un5 nit BEN 9luts 10 oisler
Wagiprsr sssransis REID auuam. g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

Gr56ii6pf@ IsRnon aber
bic totb. greffe. @uf bic
Wiati9tsit Der tatboliitm 9reft bat
Der bohp'ite 6r. @r36iitof Sleunon
Don ct. 9oais in elmer tug3lih in Isis
nsr 9aibsorole gsbaIssrm 9rebist
dufmertidm genaht. Geltgtnilid oes
fran3DfIden Gulturiompfts, fiibrte
gligr. @lennon aus. 3ei9t ts Ih, ME
notbptnbig cine Itarte. u%aa5bdnsige,
tatbpIiIfe grsTe iet uR seasn bic
frimdureriide Rsaisruug erfolgrsi8
ben 3ampF gu fibren. Qapf SEQ Der
Drei3ebnte haze Ii6 5edubsrt, ooB cine
tatboIiIfe 3eitans cine %beitGHbise
MiTion Isi. IS isi iitsr. OdB cine
Iolhe prsHs geraoe jtbi notbipenDis
lei, I'm bic srobe fatboltitt geo0lles
rung sa erreinen, ibr Elm rihtises
Bib Der 9oriommniFs Der 0elt gu
lisfern. an irommen Don ben relisi0=
Zen Standardization bsrausgegebenen
@rbauuussfdriften mar ia in 6rants
reid tein nanssI, obsr cine ltoris tag
Iihe 9refe, ME bic Gsntramsprsfe
8sutIhlono's eing BEN Qonoe alb. Sn
Qmericd baden mir 6eutiHe, b6bmifhe,
polniide. frunsoiide tdslifs tattoo
liIte gldttsr, ober ni5t Elm siu3ises
5uge5latt in sngIiiher SprdHs. Seine
Der tdgliheu sHsliiden 3eitungen
Mmerita's BAT fir bic Situation in
5rantreih oas riht &c g%eridRoniB.
Sn aanfas gitp bate HsuIiH Gin pre-
bigger cine Rsbe 3srii5t onaer gerleums
bungsn iber bic toi6olii6e airhe in
5rdntrsi6. Die oortise morgenssis
tung brahte eirsn ooafdnbigsn Be
ri6t bariiber. Die Gntsegnung einsg
tatboliifen grieIteys bagesen ouf3us
nebmen. psigerts FIT Oas 9latt; ieI6it
ni6t ais be3d6Its 4u}tise noate ie bic
Gntgssnung 5~riHgsn. Bis laHge piro
IS ouuern, biz bic ngliideiprsfsnoen
adthoIiten Qmericas iih a~ufraffen,
I'm bisIsm ManseI elmer ~iiartsH, siges
men qrehs a63ubslisn2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03
Bel @oraus 3ob lung 81
H2 25

3pei fsint Ctlbrud5ilDtr.
@roBs Is BEL 20 ,3pu. 6er3 SsIu u,
Mldrid. Die areusilun9. 1as lebtt
NbenomdhI. uubefltdte @mpfangniB.
81. Soispb. 81, 3amilie. @rab Ssia
uno Naria. Bdpit 9ius Der 3sbnte.
gecs 0omo u. gtdler Eoloroid. Tins
iere iie6e 6rau con FER im%mtripdhs
renoen 6ilis. 81. ARnd. 81. YetruS,
81. MiddsI. SOL. Gsorg, Der euit
Dirt. SOL. Sduttngsl. 81. QlopIus.
Ooer Elm it0uss. cine 9an0pirthitaii
oaritsaenoes 9endlos. @r6bs 10 BEL
Is.
@tngruetftr init feiuotrsoIoss
ter @9riIus 5iear, aaf f6par5pos
lirtem 1ol3. 1912 sou bon.
Sine biibiht iran3oiide 9rtars
pfeife nit gernfein Spite.
@timm Nebfer's oeutfhf
merieonffhts W 0rtera
5 II d. llebsr 300 5eittn Hart. gun
Grlsrnsn Der eugIiiden Sprade I'M
entbebrlid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

bern, 9orrSthsa aip. in ZEN RGIsn
81 babsn.
81 ben nothpeubfltn Quss
so5sH rehns man unn Muss. pas man
fir bic Gr3ishung 0er Rfns
her aHsai5t. Tbs @slo. us.fes fir
osIsn Aas5itoun3 psrlperoet pito.
trdst Ipdtsr reitlihs 3ipieu. IN dlIo
uiht Deridnsnoet. 9aHet Eurs Sim
oer lsrHsn. mas lie mr. .eyReR fSns
Hen; ihidt lie regelmGBfa uno
Ianse geRua in biz @farrihule
uH0 IOrgt oafar. DAP re nsstn osr enas
liifen Spra1s audi Die otutf6e
sriinnli6 gtrnsn. Sbi6t j6r lie ipds
ter in cine hobers Shae ooer elm
Golese, 10 pablst Elm foiats. in BEN
aud biz eeatine Sprate j6re 0irs
oisans fiuoei uno ui6t hi,fnltier!i6
bebonO<lt ohsr gang 5eruadl6Hist
pirol 0as ID cure @ltsrns
Pfli6t!
81 ben notbapeHofaeR guss
9dben rehue mau ferHe1. nm oub
0ies nit einsm Oorte su e%rp1bneu.
Die ass8a6eH. peIhe man fir ger
ft9erung ooer an unterfabs
mas 9ertine dusei5t. is III Gin
@e5Ot Der &tugbeit Iein gefB,
tbun se5sn 6suer ulm.. 'ein eiaenes
9ebsR III Suniten leinsy a~uaebSriaen
oner CUR GssrinouHg e;Htr eiaensn
iorsenfreien 3utanft I'D osrihtrn.
Gottpertrausn lift gut uro rehi, a5gr
IS BARI tsin bermeffeues Qers
trausn Iein. 9ott min, saB mir audi
uHieren 8erfanb sesrauhen. uni
uns oor 6hdOen 81 beUa6ren. In ben
8efiherungen ooer ben iatb. Inter
isiibun9sz9sreine in uns nun elm
leidteS QliiteI od3u eetotea uno ner
nur irgsncpts Die 9eriaerunasumme
a%uf6riHsen lam, lit etpiHtrmaRsn
Derpfltdtet, i'd uegH6ern 81
laFen. 9o6 f6ue Ct eiss rur bsi siz
nsr ais reel bstannttn 9eieQidaft
uno trete nur einsm { 6ttatboIis
den Neutrality-suspicious. Sci.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03
Bel 9oraus 5a9luns d
88,OO

g int Rsie um bte
u cit 0ermittslF 6tg 5tss
K ofcopes. 100 pbotosg6romos
4nFhistartsn Der intsrsFantshen
gldbs Der Belt bOdfsiB ausssfa6rt.
Dixie ieinsH 8ii6sr iammt Stsrepicops
uRo nit sinem 5a9rsans oieier 3sis
tung, p~ortofrsi nur 1895, obAs
Stereoitop $500.
3Ar gea8tuns.
Wlan fsuoe 9elo nur mittslf poits
ootr 5rpreBs9 eloanpsifungeR rtais
hrirtsm 8riefe. obsr aaf Nliipauiss,
gbicasp oosr gsp Dprs lauttros
9s4iel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

isssa Ta bic 8srbG!tuiHs u~diarssmSB
pelentli1 aucsrs. Die tnpiIhsn Bel
ipiels oafur iiuo Die uorSam,sitanis
i1e uRioH uH0 @afralien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

.Bos pabrs BUD BEG G6rii.u
lit Das grucfiy; %niraenepo ionnen
mir groBsrs 8ubs in 9s5sn un0 iiBs
rem 5roif i'm 2siosn uno i'm StsE6sn
finesn, als in Der gstrohtuns uHieres
5srru an arsuse." (St. GraHs Q.
Salss),
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

6stne Rsreftopif@e Bill
Der. oas gt6sH G6rift bar
teteHb. ammt8 Atem ste
reoft0p. Ter gmpfdnssr bai Set
REFER grdmis Die Gyprebloiten III
5ableH. gortofrsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

Spiamanu gibt uRs eiu3e!ne StiS3en
beIosnmiit59su 8lut3sugsn. be-
zen 2ectiire uiht bios bic Su1sno nit
Dem boben Wertb bss idtbOlii6eu
@laubens 6stanHt MAIDEN, ionOegn lie
~lih aud i'm 8eteuntnib ossitIbsn
irdftsen miro. M0se oas 9aaIsiR
OieIe Ssisr finoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

Sn Der fribsr bon sinem ante
tathoii6sn geiIts ournpehtsn Suz
eidHeyihuls gu Carlisle. pennfnl0as
nisa, III Is jet, pis RsD. ganB i'm
nWlsfsnesr" perFheTi. anbers oeluDrs
zen. Isit Waior %. u. Wercer gupes
iHitnbsnt nurbs. g III Gin toi6olis
iner Gaplan anssitsli unb iehs
S4psiierH sribsilsH ben tas9. 5noiss
nsssiHesrH uH.srEi9i.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

Subuque, ga. - Las 9or5ersi=
lungs GOmits fir bic tpmmenoe Sc
understanding oes geniralpereins
uno oss Ct. gonifotiuss gunoes BON
Soma BAT oas Datum Der 5eitIi6teis
ten e~RoSultig auf oeH g., g., 10. II.
Il. II. September fsIteefest. gu 5efz
5edmten purosn srp6bit: prGi., Qic.
@onnsr; Sec, m. g3i3a; Shdbm.,
j. q. Sdr6Oer; Wdritdne, 6. q.
gOslter. 3. s. 9tt uno Sob. 5em.
Der 4usiauB fir bic Dabl Der psrs
i6iebsRen Rebnsr bsri6tsts, Bat 6err
@sprs StsIbls BON MiuneIota sugeiagt
babe, cine RsOe gu baItsn, uno odB
man rpesen zines Rsousrs 0es bsutz
lhsn Gentrums id an ben 6o6p.
Batter gOna0sntura. 8. g, in Berlin
ssDsHOst babe.
S6ebObgan, Wis. - gu Be-
GmtsR oes CT. SoIspb's 4rbeitersger
ems iino Tolsen0s 5trren srDdblt por=
ben: Brides, Rso. 5. 3. Ban Srsed;
9ieesprdfes, BET. Wannebd6; grot.s
SEC, SOB. @intbsr; Sin. &c, gbas.
e0ffIsr; Sbubm.. @OttI. alseFiih;
9erDaIisr, Qus. 95hlsr; 8eiiber, {.
Sd0msr, pet. Dgssn, On. ssobdnn;
ReDiiOreH, Rob. goTsIsr, ghiI. Sim
tbsr. Sob. @udtiisn
BaiertoDn, Iris. - Ter ct.
5eintta's u.s9srsin srndbIte folasnos
BedmteH : qrdi., Dm. aebr: giess
prdi.. Sra. Shisbsr; &c, Z. 4. gruz
leHodh; 8icssSsc., 9ernh. WeihIt;
S6asm.. rid. llbIsrmsDr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

-Uie i'd b~eTausFsat naroe Nuns
iac3p's 6erd6mieB Gsndlos .@britus
5or 9ilaius@ 6sim HeuIidsn 8rdn0e
osr 8iaa oss s3emaligsH 8snerolpots
msiiters MGramafer gsle'iti. Gage
gen purosn u. u. msbrsrs 8smdIos
BON Wurino uuo aubsns Q ben
JlammsH Deruihtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03

AuH in Butte, Mcntana. pur6e
cine &eriammiuus oon 9atboliieH
un0 4%rotetdnten sebdItsn. nm segsu
be 8iraeHperfolguns in Jrantreih 81
proieitirsH. Qnipradeu purnen az
baltea prn 9iIdof Carroll Doa Selsna
uno mthreren Episcopal 4reoiaern.
Nlit9lieoer oes ReioIutious Gomites
noren Der Rapor Der Staot. Elm Rid
ter, mebrere tat9oliids uu0 prOteIidna
tide @eiitlihe uHo promiHenis 9dteH
ie0er @pnieHiou.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-03
SHerlrt nom Cage.

SIN 9aufs osr osrfI. Wo6s mar
cine srcBe Gepusaiion amsrieaniItsr
&ataolllsn unter 6ahrung Der 8tIdoFe
ooH Saoaanab unO Sarge in Rom
nno ibsrreitte Dem Qapf in elmer aus
oisn5 cine @T9eosuheitsaoreHe uno sis
nen 9roteit aesen BE 9%srfolsanl Der
tataoliiteu Stride in 6TaRtrsih. Der
81. Batter mar hottrfreui uno aoHte
Pen SatsclitsH in zen Der. Staten
pessn i9yer @Iaubsnstreas sgoBss
Gob.