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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
The Rcilico~c Prlt.hauL
Birmingham Age-uew'H

Birmingham AEe-Hs:#'E
4 Federal statute rr.. r.
eral court FROM rratH..r. ..
ton against "a State ,r.l. FIJI.
cult To see how thc h."
ard can project his sl8. ~ ... g..
without coming into u@u...t ..
State courts.
After AL. what have trs
t. gain through the FrIto4. r.
Would not the McPhera ....
better The injunction - .
ular process. and The H.f... .
would seem 10 consist iu On. ..
Of legal questions 10 the Unite.
supreme Court with the '"# M
bic friction en- route Tho 'a
aid ~ confident that th. ...
should accept all laws as ...
are passed. Individual .a. |..r .
the railroads would win f...Hs
they would do likewise. r..r
the same time their question @
until they + pissed upon ".
preme court The taking at
questions from State taHrt- 1--WE.
friction, and friction mean. u
ism. an6 the railroads oau ~
10 breed Il feeling If thai ...t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
DON'T INCREASE RESPECT.

The washington Herald which ,rath-
er sides with President Finley's view
of Judge P~ritchard's injunction, closes
an editorial by saving, but ii is none
the less true that the use of writs Of
injunction to bring State legislation
to the bar Of the Federal courts is not
calculated TO increase the respect Of
the citizens Of any State for the pro-
cesses OF the courts, for the feeling in
North Carolina is merely an a~ccentua-
ton Of that apparent in other states
where the Federal courts have multi
fed State legislation on an ex parte
hearing
IN the last Congress. nat Bailey
and senator Ravner made great
speeches in support of their PROPOSE
ton to prevent inferior Federal judges
doing in matters OF interstate COM
merce what Judge P~ritchard has lone
in intra-state The truth
is that restrictions must be put upon
Federal court judges Inferior to the
Supreme Court or we will have gov
eminent by Injunction. 1t sounds
plausible to say that Judge Pritch-
ards order holds UP the ate until it
can be decided by the higher court. In
the case in hand that meant that he
had repealed the law. for in the
method of getting it to Washington as
the Southern Railway planned another
Legislature would be in session before
the case would be decided and the
railroad would have a chance to make
It's influence felt there if it could fool
or bulldoze or buy enough folks.
In 1896 we heard much about the
right Of America to legisIate without
waiting for the aid or consent Of any
other nation Thanks to Governor
Robert Brodnax Glenn, Judge Benja-
min Franklin Long, and other brave
and able men. North Cardinals laws
go into effect without waiting for the
aid or consent Of any Federal Judge
or railroad official. This is still a
sovereign State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
ALL FOR S'1.7O

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For S1.7O WE will send the
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The North Carolinian, an
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an SPACE North Carolina
home and farm weekly jour
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Thus for One Dollar and
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all these papers one year.
For particulars, address
TOSEPHUS DANIELS,
Raleigh, N. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
CuestiOninc

The Literary Bureau OF the South
ern Railway is making that Washing
ton Post editorial do duty overtime.
Well, its one of the few editorials
from a reputable paper that sustains
their contention. and they are bound
to make it work both nights and sun
DAYS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

President Finley ma now return to
the lecture platform. He made a mar
row escape from sentence to he
CHAIN gang in North Carolina. He
Will have more respect for North
Carolina hereafter, and we advise him
now to be good and stop the discrim-
nations against North Carolina towns
in freight rates. That is the next
fight and North Carolina must win
that fight.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Nothing 10 Comproml-r
Madison Herald.

There is nothing 30 rpWrr
if the officers Of North tar.
the white feather ar fM
stage in the proceeding. ..
viii hold the man gulf"
to the state.
VIC have thought all - r.
railroads and their tools
up 4 great big blut !u Hr
the state authnritIes r.
Governor and state o''-.
right to compromt-r aLH'"
law ought not t1 b. .r
shut up- IF tine law .|."
stIfutionaI enforce It. H-.
not stand for any dieH.r#
with their rights.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

When an error gets into a paper
it seems difficult t. get it corrected.
BY error, in publishing the Rocky
point resolutions condemning the VIII
mington Messenger for criticizing the
course Of Governor Glenn in the rail-
road litigation, the date line was made
Rocky Mount. ia making the cor
rection the intelligent compositor'
insisted upon putting in Rocky Mount
again 10 resolutions were sent from
Rocky Mount They were from Rocky
Point. and were published in this Ia
per without comment.
That portion of the Messengers re-
ply denying certain statements con
tanned in the resolutions was also
printed in these columns without
comment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

In Mr.. Willis j. Abbott's letter, writ
ing of the railroad litigation, he a Y
of the Southern Railway owned by
Thomas T. Ryan" 1t is the Seaboard
Air Line, which is obeying the laws of
North Carolina, and not the Southern
Railway IN which Mr.. Ryan is inter-
Ssted.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

The Eastern Carolina News. edited
by Mr.. D. S. Hines. at kenansville. is
easily one Of the best weekly aDers in
North Carolina. It IS an important
factor in Duplin's development and
rings true upon every issue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

If it is given to the departed dead
% know what transpires in this world.
the souls Of Thomas jefferson and
Willie Jones were made happy when
the heard that North Carolina 4on
IN its right to preserve State sover-
eighty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Respect for the judiciary always
rests with the individual judge. The
people naturally honor the ermine.
but when it is used for purposes of
destroying h rights of the people
they are too sensible to pay Difference
% their creation that seeks to destroy
the creator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Good morning, Governor Glenn,
IN every patriotic home in this com
monwealth this morning the people
will feel to thank God that in this
crisis there was a chief executive in
Raleigh who had the courage 10 IN
hold the honor and dignity Of the
state.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

1hose attorneys Of the Southern and
Atlantic Coast Line were not so smart
as they thought they were. They had
forgotten the spirit and determination
of the people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

The wisdom OF the Seaboard and
Norfolk and Southern and Norfolk
and estern attorneys VINO advised
obedience to the law is justified by
Yesterday result.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Those stockholders of the Atlantic
Coast Line-(precious dummies help
ing TO violate the law by practising a
transparent subterfuge)-who svora
their property would be ''confscated"
suddenly decided yesterday to let their
railroad obey the laws Of North Caro-
lima.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

If a special session of the Legisla-
ture had been held it would probably
have put the rate two cents on the
atlantic Coast Lin aud Southern.
The 3 Ia cent rate is "confscatory,"
and dentrs the fair rates the people
should enjoy
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

The Governor has more power than
the 4aW-defying railroads thought.
He is q bigger man than Pritchard
and Finley and Andrews and jim Pou
all poured into one when standing
for the peoples rights.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

TO assert hat North Carolina was a
sovereign state. can now crawl out
Of their holes and run up the state
flag.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Benjamin Franklin Long has u.rf+
ten MS name large III the judicial his
tory oI his state. If the people ever
forget the high service he rendered All
2 critical time, they will be incratae
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

There has never been anv doubt
that the State would win since the
railroads found that the Governor
would use every resource at his han7
to compel observance Of the law, and
that in the fight to the finish the State
had lawyers as able and as r~esourceful
as any the law-defying railroads could
hire.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

To Governor of yirgfra
Governor Glenn has set the pace Is
70 now to treat men who would rim
rough shod over State laws. III
semper t~yrannis.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
INDICTMENT OF PRESIDENT
FINLEY.

A few days ago after President Fin
lev's circular letter to the agents of
the southern Railway, it was clear that
he had then given the evidence upon
which he could be convicted OF violat-
ing the law. This paper urged that
.'President Finley be given the same
medicine he forced Tom Green to
take" Yesterday President Finley
was placed under arrest at Asheville,
but promptly got a habeas corpus from
Judge Pritchard.
Copying the editorial of The News
and Observer, headed "1ndict Finley"
the Apex Journal adds:
Then you hit the bulls eye.
"Oh. for some judge who would
issue a bench warrant for Finley, and
if need be put him in Jail for violating
the laws of the State.
when some of those fellows are
ocked up it will not be necessary to
call on Pritchard for his injunctions.
ut appears to us as funny to arrest
a poor railroad agent. when one night
in Jail this hot weather would bring
I1AINS ti0 NLS
Coast Line crowd to their knees. Oh.
for q judge who will issue that war
rant"
Judge Long was ready in Wake
court to do whatever necessary to
reach the men higher up" and so
were the members of the Wake grand
jury, but they could rot act without
evidence. The first step to take was
to indict the Raleigh agent. HI fact
that onlJ. "a five dollar fine was i'm
posed upon him shows that it was the
first step in the chain to reach those
higher up" In the Green trial evil
dence YVES obtained to warrant a true
bill against General Passenger Agent
Tayloe, and q true bill was found
against him. He is not a resident of
the State and could not be reached
lat that term of court. 1t was only
when President Finley, from his
palatial quarters in the Mountains at
Asheville, issued his circular letter to
the Woodworking agents of the South
ern Railway, virtually telling them to
break the laws of their State, that
judges, solicitors and grand juries had
the evidence to reach President Finley.
He was arrested yesterday il Asheville.
n though he is out on habea corpus
illegally issued by Judge Pritchard. he
cannot escape trial by q North Caro-
lima jury unless he obeyS the law and
withdraWs the anarchistic Instructions
to his agents.
There las been no disposition to i'm
pose heavy punishment upon any
agent who breaks the law by direction
of the men "HIGHER UP, as the
small fine imposed on Green shows.
but if those HIGHER UP" had not
surrendered yesterday they would
have been convicted and punished.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

The State Of North Carolina is big
ger than one Federal judge and the
whole southern Railway. TIE con-
test was worth all il cost to establish
that fact.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

It was Wake this time that made
the first Declaration Of Independence.
This July Declaration was. in many re-
spects, as important az the Mecklen-
burg Declaration Of 1775.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Justice still reign in North =. ro3fr.
ana "a. justice has a higher place in
the hearts Of al citizens who honor
2 man who fights for the right Of )
state . make and execute its laws.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

\ Deputies better step lively.', Tn
Mecklenhurg court last week. Judge
Ferguson fined a deputy sheriff ten
dollars Tor being absent and delaying
the opening of the court. Some Judges
are sometimes a whole day late, caus-
ing much inconvenience and heavy
costs to the county. Do they fine
themselves?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Thus shall the press, the people,
rights maintain.
Cnawed by influence and unbribed b,
gain"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Those good people who thought the
state had no rights a Federal Judge
was bound to respect will have r. ra-
wise their opinion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Federal Judges IN North Carolina
will be more careful in the future
about enjoining North Carolina stat
utes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

The nag Of North Carolina waves
today triumphantly over the State cap
ito1. The old state has fought and
won n of the most notable victories
in its history.
GOD is in his heaven; all is well
with the world
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
OVERRIDING THE INJUNCTION.

one - the few newspapers which
snow any spirit II supporting Judge
P~ritchard's attempt u tie up TWO
states with injunctions Is h Wash
ington Post. Having taken hold OF
the wrong end Of the argument, the
Post naturally becomes more heated a.
the end il is holding gets hotter. II
says in an aggressive review Of the
North Carolina ease.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13
Aus Rurtnr.

Die an MontassQ6eno .. u.
in ber gaTn0s6aae abge5altens Gaz
misunderstanding mar reht 3abl=
reid bsIu6t uno ndbm eiusn ihoHeu
gsrlaui. Die so. Qoplf 0eber uno
8. 6. 6egeman erfattsten geriht i6er
bic gerbanoluugsn Der Gentraloere
ems 9eriammlung in Dubuque uno
bic SO. 6sHrp Breeder uno Wi6asl
Worib 6eritteten ubsr ben 0erlauf
ser 50oerotionsoeriommlung in BUR-
liHston. Msbrers geiFtli6s 5errsn 5iel=
ten Qniprafsn.
- pet. NoriB lit BON Map0r 6or=
lid sum Superoiior, an Iteae oes Derit.
Sol. Rsis6t eruaHnt porosn.
Die neue poluiIhe Stride an
geutsr un0 10. sir. lit bersiis i'm
3obbau fsrtig uno bic 4rbeiten i'm
Snnsren hno nun IN Angriif 9enoms
men poroen.
@0p. Cntto, osr am p. g0D.
1895 bier pegen @inbrahs gu 3idbri=
ger 6aft I'm Gtddts3u6t5auie gu
0aupun 0srurtbsilt DOroen par, lit
.auf gorols" entlaTen nproen.
Sn Der CT. Mari,n=Girfe fano
am 9insidg .. 70. bic 5rauuns ron
2ouis Or, asBer oou Renof6d uno
SRI. 9eonis StaOt6err oon bier burd
bchn. 6rn. 9iarrer 5beoo. 3. Megsr
TAFT.
8sim 3uIommen6ru6 zines Sc
ribs an einsm gleubau Der Glectric
so. in Chattanooga, 5enn., puros ;.
U6cgda, Mitglieo Der bisigen Gons
tractOrenfirmd Mcgaa Bros. idper
Oerltbt.
Quf BEN Establishments Der
6bic., Mil. &c Ct. 9aulz9 abn 0a6ier
Duros Der Sectionsoormunn 0arDeg
SaGton BON elmer Rdngirlocomotipe
H%berfabrsH uno biiBts oag linis 9ein
Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13
@tnut 1UtsrnltItqt.

en- sinem BON Secretdr s. 3D..
Srue Don Der raatIihen Qderbaubss
boroe fir oos QderblaOepartement in
WaI6tnqton angeiertigten 9eridt
uir0 oer Grtrag oes 0ei3ens in IBIS
coniin nit Is 9uibel, oes Rosgens
nit 10 uno oes 6aiers NIT % 8uibel
per Qder ~dngsgebsn. Die 6afereynte
III nett binter Dem Durdidnittsertrdg
suriid1eblieben. Die Maiserute oies
fes 5a5res betrdst Is grocsnt Der
Dorid6rigen; 30 bis 40 qrocent oes
grtr1ess III niAt maritidbiq, Ca srs
Don idIetier geldaffen6eit 1T. Die
bissjd6rige aartoifelernte tommt 80
procsnt Der ooridbrigen gIei6.
Quf benz 6rattbabnbofe Der
@is. Central in Neendb colioitte
EN- 6rahi3uo nit elmer RdHgir 2ocos
motive, nobel Elm Sa6idaoen Don ca.
$4,000 angsrihtet, gliidlihsrlUeiie
obsr Qiemano oerlebt puroe. - 4lb.
giienad, elm alter Ginpobner uno
friberer @taotI6abmsiiter BON Rec
nab, 1T i'm gountDs Qrmenbduie i'm
NIter oon 65 Sabren an 6er3ihlag
eeitorben.-5n administration 4bs
iidt mari lid 8rau 50. Seymour oas
bier Dor bic RGoer zines Bra6t3uges,
as eelang isooh Dem 4olt3sihef 8l1ns
bic gebensmiioe leraoe nod reht3eiti5
BON 8eleiis 81 3ieben uno 81 ret!sn.
Der 16id6r. SObn nss Qloetsman
Weli in 8ardboo, puroe 0irf bic
Bufdlige Gntlaoung oes @spebrss leis
nss 5dsosefabrisn 5ehisgitnep ihDer
berlebt.
-8ie9aOssr9 raBgo.in9 en- o a,
bic esgen 300 Arbeiisr beihditi9t, bat.
tpegeu p~ioerboltsr 3%pitigteitsn nit
BEN Unions, oie@iniiibrung bes open
Shop" bslhlonsn. Ufan beiirhtet
iine 8etrisbssiuittluug. ~ SIN 9srs
Iaufe zines Streits pur0e Suit.
Stanl con BEN 9talieuer g. 9apoIi
nieogreeitodeH uuo lebeusQeiabrlid
perlebt. Der Worobube lit in 6ait.
9eim Sdmmeln Don Riien
auf Der i'm SonH 6orrifon
BsIegsnsn 9ungsrtiGeu 6lrm fiel Der
tn BEN 40er Sabrsn itebenbs Wilb. s.
Wablers oon Sio Santana
70 unglidli6 Don einem Baum, oab CT
oas Send brad unO aussRblidli6 cine
&eihe mar.
- Ju s augTaire couibirte elm
Shnsu5us Der Omaha s9abn nit eis
mem 6ra6t3ugs. nobel se5eu 90 pers
EoRsn oerlebt puroeu. tstner odpOn
nbst lebsnsseidbrli6. 6arrp Gar
ION wuroe Dom Rrabn elmer Damp
ramme %setrpifen uuo tooili6 oerlebt.
Sm 6radtbabnbof Der Rortbps.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13

niitbis. als ob ss ii6 I'm bic aIeihz
gilti8ite Sadie oon Der UeIt hdnoelte.
Der Ramen Isinsr GpTer Tonne er
Ht ni6t %srinnern4 fagts sr; aud sons
ne er MD. nit gsnanisfsii bic 5hat=
orte angebeH. Die We1r8ahl Der 9luts
t5aten hnbs er abr ndbzsH0 4sns
tacp'er 5ebosH uno Dor pe6rereH Sab
rem Ddbrsno einss sreFtn Strsits in
sbtcago un0 llmssgeno usribt.
WdrbIano. - Su gumbers
ano Duroe Elm Roger. osr ben DO
li5iitsH Dug. Banter ermorost bate,
0on elmer 9oltsr0tte aus Dem 9eIdHsz
NIB seboit uHo 81 tore setrstsn uHo
ssi6nHen.
Rem Serfep. Inter einsm
8e6rIhtbaufen paros in einem
Sumpfs BEL gGmoen Die felt mebs
reren SageH psrmiBte 9 Sabre ate
UiarD DfGrr als 0eritiimmeIte 9eide
aufgefunoen. 4nsm 4nfhein mad 1T
oas aino einem bsitiaIiidsH 2ufmors
De gum Spfer gefalsH. @ls Der 3bat
osroddtis lit elm 16jdbrtsr O. anabs
in Daft geHommen porfe en-. Der ieins
fdeuBlihe 9bat aud 6ertits siageitanz
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Ram Dprt. II SIN 8eiiein BON
etpe $50 3elsgateu, bic 80 Staatsu
~uerlrateu, muroe in Rem 0ort Der
3. 0ationalronDent Oes DeutihsAmss
ricaHpihsn 9dtionalbunoss ab9shdls
ten. - Die 9ernaltung Der Nstropos
Titan Street Rn. 81. in Rem Yort. bic
nit $40.O00,00O c%apitaliirt 1T, cine
oerbriefteShulo pou $40, 100000 bat.
uno bic 5traBenbabnsR auf Der Mdns
battan Snfsl controIirt. lit in Die
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edngen. 9erd0e3u 6aarfrdubenOe
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net un0 iinb nobrf9einlid BON gepiIz
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ihpunosn; Sci Dem QusThreiben oers
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ben 5ormularen ME bic Qamen Desiez
nisen Oermsrft, gu oeFsn 9uniten lie
dusgeitelIt iparsn. uin. Der bless
jdhri5s itdotiihe 6ausbalt BON Rep
9orf bs3iffert Ii9 auf Die &ieIenz
iumme Don $145, 0O0,O Der
r. 0eitern Union" uno .goital" 9eIe=
graph 50. orobt Elm g~erfd6ren auf
8erfalertIdrung ibrer Charter, neil
lie cine gereinisung 5nsds @r656ung
Der greiie fir 5ele9ramme qebiloet
BADEN. - Sn Rem Port bsging u.
S6auer, Elm b%etannter 5Sabrit6efiber
Se~lbTtuorO, neil er Ieinen 9ieblinasz
5unO ali Der Sago 3ufdai5 sri9ofsn
bate @. - Sin STUDENT Der Gornen
lluiDeriitdt in Stbata lit unter per=
l~lmitdnOsn geitorben, pabr<
i6einlih als 5olse bon 8srleBungen,
ibm beim 5ahspreasn beigebra9t
iporoen limb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13

aernsga6n conioirts in Manitos
Oc Elm @uter3ug nit sinem aiess
3uge. nobel cine Dsr 9ocomotiOen 3ers
trimmert un0 Der 9ocomoti0fi5rer
9ittsll srbsblid DerlsBt nurOs. 5n
Der GieBsrei Der 0eitern Wadins So.
sntItanO ourt 6gnten elmer 2oeOmos
tiVe Elm seidbrlider Brand. Der einen
Shaoen BON $500 oerurIahte.
Der 16iG6rige gauI Ramer,
So5n zines gu 9sroHa pobnsnoen
5drmers. fano aaf Der Sogo infolge
3uidai9sr Gntlaoung ieines @snsbrs
Ieinsn COB.
0abe 90 outetlo erI6oB +.
9oienfuB bic |18jd6ri9s Saoie 2luitin,
neil iis i'm nidt 6eiratben poate, uR0
be9ing Dann Selbtmoro.
Der 3u 8ufbman's Stas
tton. unpeit Wduiau pobnsnoe
DoblSabsnoe 5armsr Rid. 9eDrsis
sridoB 1uF ieiner 6arm sinen tramp,
dngeblid in Rotbnebr.
9abe 6aunibd( puros q.
8udlep. Elm 6etannter gaubol36dnOs
LEI, BON siuem 3use getrofien uno gss
tootet.
On Baufau puroe Der 15s
jdbrige 6arolo G6nsioer ourh Stur3
oon stnem Strabenba5unagsn t0btli9
VsrlsBi.
Die nit einsm aoitsnaufuano
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te 9ertieiung oss Sturgeon8 Ban
Canals auf q Sub III nunmsbr pol
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bino,t 1T iebt iir Die grobtsn S6ifis
Der B%innenieen pafirbar.
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palma nit elmer 8ierflaI6e auf cen
aopi geI6la9en uno na6rIheiulif
tootlin 0erIebt. Qls oer 5bat oeroGh=
ti9 1T Elm sepiIer Sac. aierIton in
oaft,
Sn % artnstte Fnb Charles
WigIon, IS un0s 6snrb Rieb, II Sabre
alt, unter Der 4ntIaae oes Ginbruhs
unO Der 9rauOhiftung uer5aftst pOrs
ben O.
Inter ihredliben Qualen iarb
Ruo. +. 8iyr. Elm telannter 9eI6dftss
mann BON 0couto salts. ser oor
etpa 8 Wohen in sinen rotigen Rd1el
9etreten mar, i'm ct. Mariens oofbital
in Oibto16 an ainnbadentrompf.
8d6reno sr auf Der Qlatform
pes 8lbnbofs gu Stager TaB. MUIR
be StanIep 8runstb oon einem un6es
ionntsn 3dssr. Der ion fir eiuen pa
rem sebolteu 3u bdben I6eint, an3es
ihohen un5 erheblit perlebt.
Der 24idbrige 5aymersio6n s.
Shaier gu Dorhete r mar NIT
BfIiiasn bei6ditigt. pd6reuo mebrere
gldRner in Der Rdbe Stumpen nit
%iprengten. Sine grplofcn
eyiolgte. ebs Stdier ft in Siberbeit
briusen ionnte uuo CT ttlitt 9srlebuns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-13
GINS Orhknrb.

Die 6erren Galoonpirtbs oas
hier itno con Der 9oli3ei 6enadrihiist
fporoen. oaB ie BON isbt a6 Iammt
uno Ionoers ibre 9ocale UNI il u6r
natts idlisBen miFsn.
6. 6. 6u66dr0 uno G6arles
S%tanobers, 3pei Qnfreifer, fielen
9oH einsm QeitergsriiTe uno srlittsn
fapere 9srleBun9en.
Wilb. Qdsrmdnn, elm 1~1id6riaer
Sobn uoa Otto Qdermann. nuroe
oon Ieinem GItsren gruoer. 0er nit eis
mem HeDoloer berumbantirte, 3uidQil
geltofsn uHo srlitt cine fhmer3bafte,
isoof gum Slid nidt gefdbsli6s
Bunoe.
Qm mittpod, 81. Set. miro in
per 9er3 5eius8irhe Die Srauuna pon
5tl. 4nna Stoegbluer, nit 6rn. 500.
Sid itattfin5en.
SmAlter pon SO Sa6ren lit Trau
Wlaria Seilig. 0ittpe pom QiFolas
9eiIig, cine ate 6etannte g~inuobnerin
Der Stdot. an Qltersidpd6e aeItors
ben, IN. rs Sdbrs alt. Itdrb 5rau
Vtarp 3a6ranstp, Satin BON Garl
3abransip, an Suberculofs.
~ Sol. 9o8eI con 6ier iiel aus eis
nsm 6enittr i'm 8. Stod oes Rano
9ouis gu 0itteuberg, Uis., uno blisb
NIT 9ebrodensm genid uno 3ermalm=
tenn S6doel toot liesen.