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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18

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an0 srmui5iseR. ieoeua 4aternalismus
leiteHs Ger Resieranl in G~r3iebuHss-
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AMI eas sntihie0saFe.
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S6ulen.
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%ipanoerung unO Der 60rberuus Ser
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tigen tatb. Observation-Disclosures
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18
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nit einsm feiden 8ldtxHtraa8s ums
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unierem nihternen 3eitolter NOD
niht oerIorsn Bat.
Die QHoa6t oss @oltes 3ur 5ims
msIssouisin fat bic qiturgis bides
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rum bic bitlfaten @e6rduhe uno
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a5uiihen Setter. Gle Hnb ia aepsibt
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18
an bic Qafiabrt Mlarid in ben Gins
mel nit Qgi5 uRo Seels.

~ Der 6o6D'ae OF. ersbiiaoIGars
lsp pom 0eU BORT Sat bon Mlgr. Qess
liz. BEN opoltclifhen 9glegaten fir
Beriien. bic RaAritt er9altsn, Dap
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fen mad ben Der. 5iddtm Hno, uno
3eriuhen Deroen, 0on BEN americans
ifen 8~ai5oliftn Gieloer 3u srfhpins
osln, bic lie borse6en. fit bic saibolis
ifeH 0liiIionen 30 Iammsln. Die bsis
ben Gauner 6a6sn Documents, auF be-
Hen bic Inter triiten oes npofcliiheH
8slesaisn. Migr. Qeslis. uHo zines
faloaNden taib. 9iiHofs ssfilltt
porosu Hno. Dor mehrsreH Sa1rsHs
t9eili Wli5r. qeslie nit, haben 5rei
Berier dHf d6Hiihe Weiis in ben Der.
Staten uno in Canada 100000
Frs. eri6pinbeli, bon Oereu 3initH
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rem.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18

9iI6of 1IsroiHg untsr groBsr aeiHIis
der aFiItsn8 ieisrlia ~siusepsi6t ano
all itbeH Edse 5esins e6enoa Der
ebGD. Srucer Benjamin, 6. g. g.,
iein @oIosnss 4roisBiuhiIdam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18
9t. 9nTrpb'sG nIIrnG
Rensselaer,.

Collegeville p. o.. Indiapa.
Dieie etbrsQnfiaIt ltebt uAter bsrEeituHa
bet Bitter bonn 6oltbaren 9flie. Der 6ars
lus 1T breifaa Rlaiiihr (Classicall. Ge,
iAdftlider (CommeFcial). gebrtrs9 arlua
Normal), CUR 0sranbilbnHs iabissr Ia
tboIiihsr 9t5rsr.
geioH6ere Aufmafiamfsit ipirb BEN pors
ptidriebsuen II oil Den @sfang uno
Dr8eIfpiel geideHtt. 6ar udbere
Gusfunft uHb 9ataIos penos man fia an:
aep. u Ssifsrt,G. . p..S, x
Pres't St. Joseph's Colleg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-18
GEEifIi8s Gr3is8ana.

Dur6 sas sarBe 2an5 ssht bic
aisee aSr bic 3uHa5me Der gsr5te=
den in iusenslihsn 4lter. gsrnunft
uno G~rfa6rung 5absn es5eisi, ME
pa6r maibiHsioH's Wa6nuu1 mar,
ni6i barouf 10 b~sgtrausH, boB giils
lihsiii pare RelisiDn aufyeft trbah
ten persen f6nHe. Wir trttsn bas
rum nit aasr Kraft fix bic us6ers
3suaurq Elm. aab reIi3iois 8%slebruns
in is5sr a5t5eiluHs beg Ehune5grs
Beg amerieant zen &Habsu uH5 Wdos
Gsns sine a6ioluts Qotbnenoiqieti 1T.
GraiebHng5 Gref6eft.
Hguer I'M mir snthloFen, tin7us
irttsn fir Trsi6sit set er3ishuna uro
re III ari6eihissR in anen 5tnfeH 6es
linisrritisndHz, als oa Tnb: gle
neniors 5hulsu. Qea5smies, Gonesss
uno uaipuF.disa. uns ale 8enrss
Sturgeon eai ssm Gsbis:t ssg priSass
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
CONTROL OF DIAMONDS.
Trust Also Closes Contracts For Two
independent Mines.

New York, Aug Messages 70.
ceived from London bv diamond hrol,
ers In the last few days say that the
absorption Of the Premier mines ~
the De Beers diamond trust already
reported. was only one of number
Of Developments as q result az which
the biz companies control nj tho hust
ness IN all parts Of tho world h now
said 10 be- absolute
Besides getting control at %" Pre-
mier mine the trust has rluspd con
tracts under which % will take for q
term Of years the output oi tho two
other independent mines No0rs hood
and the Roherts.Nic'or
One Of the largest of the Maiden
lane importers said that there Is now
no possibility Of any serious compcii
ton The trust he said. was follow.
ing the policy Of maintaining the mark
81 a, high and advancing level
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
GGfffP CONCERN IS FELL
Government Interested In the
Pending Strike.
INTERVENTION IS URGED
Weather Service Has E experienced Some
Hindranee In the Transmission OF the
DALI Reports So Necessary to the
Depa rtment's Efficiency.

Chicago. Aug IA dispatch To the
Times from Washington says with
the possibility OF delayed transaction
Of government business as a result, Of
the telegraphers strike that part ~
the administration remaining al Wash.
ing,on is deeply concerned at the
growth OF the movement and il hoping
for Intervention by the president.
II has been advised OF the presi.
dents determination to do what he eau
to prevent serious interruption to tho
business OF the country and the gov.
eminent. but unfortunately the sltua.
ton Is OF character that does not
admit OF Interference NJ this stage
Governmental officials fear that should
there be a general strike II would seri.
ously embarrass the Federal govern.
ment. Operators are employed In
every executive department and bu.
reau. while the weather and crop re-
porting services depend In the main
on regular and uninterrupted telc
graphic advices
Officials believe that widespread
walk ont OF telegraphcrs might result
In disasters at sea. especially ~ the
hurricane season on the Atlantic Is
approaching Mariners depend upon in
formation furnished by the govern.
ment as 10 the state Of weather THIS
particular service depends upon ad
vices from the interior. and any pro
longed interruption or suspension Of
telegraphic adylccs from the various
stations of the weather bureau might |
be- serious In lis consequences to ship |
ping and life NJ sea.
Already the weather bureau has felt |
tho force OF the sporadic strikes. Civ !
Ing indication OF the situation that /
would confront the bureau in the even. /.
OF an order directing a strike NJ all !
members Of Commercial Telegraph. 4
ers union. Only three quarters Of the I
adviccs usually received by the wealth
or bureau mp 10 10 o'clock were In at
that hour SUNDAY night
Most of the operators employed
governmental departments al Was.
incton are union men. and while they
have no grievances. II Is understood
that 10 a strike order Is issued II will
be- obeyed by the government opera.
tors
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
GIVEN UP HOPE.
British Freight Steamer Niesrssusn
10 Evidently Lost,

New York, Aug L. No word hav
ing been received regarding the Brit.
ish freight steamer Nicaraguan since
she passed the Virginia Capcs on June
s, hope for her safety has been given
mp at Dublin. where she should have
arrived not later than June %
The Nicaraguan is one Of the Lev.
land fleet. part OF the international
mercantile marine and steamed of
Port Tampa June 2. Che put into
Norfolk five days later for bunker
coal and passed out OF the Capes the
SAGE day
Captain Shackolock and crew ~
forty men We're aboard the Nicara.
guam She was heavily laden with phos.
phate rock and. ~ Il Il feared she
was r'ln down bv an iceberg the steel
steamer would have floated only
few moments after the crash
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
ONLY ONE OF KIND.
First Armor Plate Vault to Be
Installed at New York.

New York. Aug 1.-THE only armor
plate vault in New York has been In.
stalled by the National Copper bank
in the new United States Realty build.
Ing AZ iij Broadway Whether II has
any advantage over the built up steel
vaults OF other institutions Is a matter
over which experts disagree No burg.
lar has ever attempted to drill or blow
his way into vault ~ either type
Armor plate has one characteristic
which Ia lacking In the older style OF
burglar proof vaults. It's massiyencss
The National Copper vault IL nine
fee, high and twenty feet long. and
each side has been rolled into one solid
piece
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
EXTRAORDINARY AGE.
Mrs. csvis Is One Hundred and rweIv,
Years Old

New York Aug l2-Mrs Esther
Davis. an inmate Of the home Of the
Daughters of Jacob In this city. was
1l2 years old SUNDAY and the day was
celebrated in the home Mrs. Davis.
To show that she was still spruce.
danced few steps for the guests
Until a year or two ago Mrs Davis
made her own living by selling can.
dies In the Ghetto
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
TYPOS IN COUNCIL.
FlryThird Annual Convention In SEES
sion at Hot Sprinqs.

Hot Springs. Ark August I2-
Promptly 81 . O'Clock Mnnday morn.
Ing the fi'iythird session Of The On.
ternatIonal Typographical union was
called To order at this city nv James
VI Lynch. It's president Tho addresses
~ welcome were responded ~ nv
President Lynch Every section of
he United States aud tho Dominion
Of Canada are represented. while q
large number Of ioururymeu printers
aud eN-delegates are also In attend
ancc AFTER the Announcement of com.
mliiees nv the president Adjournment
was taken for the day and the dele.
gates and visitors were taken sight.
seeing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
LITTLE DOING.
Telegraph Operations a, Dallas vlr,
tually a a Sta idstill.

Dallas, Aus. 10 There is compare.
lively no business being done nv the
Western Union and Postal companies
at their offices in this city Compare.
lively no press dispatches were re-
ccived over the telegraph wires by
afternoon papers. nearly all news he
Ing sent over the long distance tele-
phone Both sides maintain reticcnt
attitude and give out nothing except
that they expect Ia win ont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
To Protect American Interests.

san Francisco. Aug - Private al
vices received from the cruiser Buf
falo. which left here two weeks ago
state that she steamed away from IN,
navy yard under Geographic orders
from Washington 10 protect American
Interests at Pribyloff Island from the
poachins deprcdations Of the Japanese
which have been persistently carried
on OF late
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Call For Conference

Nashville, Aug l0-Governor Pat.
tcrson has issued a call for q confer.
ence Of textile manufacturers and Ia
Dor representatives TO be- held at Nash.
vile Oct II. to consider the question
Of child and female labor In shops and
factories with view Of adopting laws
that will be agreeable aud Just ~ ,he
respective parties In interest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Cost OF Election

Galveston. Ana. i2.-The cost to Cal
weston county OF the special state cleo.
ton held on Aug was $685. IS for
the ISL individuals who voted. Each
vote cast In the county cost about
sl.3S IL. The vote Is said TO he one
Of the lightest polled In this county In
many years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
EpWoRTH LEAGUE.
wishOu, Opposition Ill o. the officer,
Were Elected ~ II.

Corpus Christi. Tex. Aug. i2.-By
unanimous vote the Epvorih Lcarre
elected the following officers: Presi
dent. Allen x. Ragsdale, Dallas: first
vice president. u u Blair Of San Mar
COS. second vice president. Miss Mat
tie Harris OF Dallas; third vice preSi.
dent 7. W Horn Of Houston: fourth
vice presidtn. Miss Sallie Harligan OF
Waco secretary-treasurcr. Frank Ne.
Neny Of Dallas: junior superintendent
Mrs. W = Robertson ~ Gonzales.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Stores Quilted.

Memphis. Aug l2-Fire Quilted the
retail millinery store OF ! Summerifeld
and the retail jcwelry store NJ the
Burns-Barry company Losses on
stocks and buildings are s5o.Oo0. par.
TALLY covered by Insurance
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Loeomo,lvs XIII, Farmer

Waco. Aug IA few miles north
west Texas Central railway bit J.
s Britt. killing him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Until Called Out.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug l2.-Unlon
telegraphers met here. and after an
animated debate. decided to continue
work until called out
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
SENTENCE. PASSED, .-
One Man Is to Be Hanged and Life
Imprisonment For Two.

Seoul Aug l2-The Korean SUI.
preme court has passed sentence upon
The members Of The Hague deputa.
ton VI Sangsol has been condemned
to be hanged and vi Wicklow and vi
Chun have been sentenced to impros
onmcnt for life
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Many Fares Were Collected.

Dallas, Aug l2-About 5000 fares
were collected by the street car com.
panies SUNDAY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Action AZ Atlanta

Atlanta, Aug l2.-Over $50 operat
ors employed by the Western Union
and Postal Telegraph companies here
went on strike
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Served Two Terms.

San Antonio. Aug i2-Judse George
". Noonan. who passed away here
Sunday. served two terms In congress
lie was a Republican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
Rich OH Sand.

Esiherwood. Ia. Aug 1.-Two
miles south Of here thirty feet OF oil
producing oil sand has been found.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-13
NOBLE SUICIDES.

Citizen Of the Bayou City Terminates
Earthly Career.
Houston. Aug l2.-E VI Noble. =
former member of the cotton firm of
4 Brcycr a Go, sui, idcd at the Plant
eTS' hotel
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13
BLINDFOLDED REPUBLICANS

The Democrats are in the minority
in Humboldt county, Nevada. If a can
vass of the voters of this county were
taken on str ct PARTY lines it would
show that there are more believers in
the Republican party, the great party
of constructive measures, than in the
Democratic party and its record of
achieve ments After twenty-five years
of official starvation this party elected
a president by a fiuke and before the
country was finally id of that Presf-
dent he had by a swift maneuver of a
civil service pen given a life job to an
army of Democratic appointees who
could never have passed a civil service
examination. This army of civil service
appointees have ever since kept up the
cry of reform drawn pay under a
Republican administration and voted
the Democratic ticket straight.
In our w county the Democratic
party has gotten in it's best ticks and
proven that although the national party
sleeps deep beneath the SHOWS of many
a defeat, sleep is foreign to a Humboldt
county Democrats eyes.
With a minority, as we stated in
the beginning, the party has captured
and held the best county offices and
enjoys the distinguished honors with
all the sang froid OF a blushing grad
nate who accepts he diploma and its
accompanying honors as only a small
part of what she merits.
But how and why was this accom-
plisheds A few words will tell the
reasons, and they are blindfolded Re
publieans,' and more particularly the
individual loyalty of each member of
the Democratic party, a loyalty that
is Unknown to a large number of Re-
publicans.
When the Democrat is running for
office with a minority behind him he
is a "non-partisan' and declares that
politics should cut no figure, but
he builds with absolute certainty on
the vote of practically every Democrat
and then when he has succeeded in
leading a sufficient number of blind
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13

The strongest and ablest speech ever
made by President Roosevelt, and one
of the most practical business talks
ever delivered by an American states
man, was the indianapolis speech of
the President on May 80. There is not
an honest business man in the country
who can find fault with the PROPOSE
tions which he lays down for the con
duet of corporations, and we believe
his suggestion for the federal super
visions of railroads and other great
public service enterprises. similar to
the present supervision of national
hanks is the very thing needed TO estab-
fish publ confidence and TO secure the
ready investment of capital for the
building and equipment of the lines Of
transportation now so badly needed il
many parts of the country.
No man who is doing an honest bust
ness need fear the light of publicity
on his transactions, and so long as th
public is given pen and reliable in
formation regarding the operations of
public utilities there is confidence and
contentment. The Roosevelt theory of
conducting pubic business openly and
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13

folded Republicans to assist in com
passing his election, the whole Demo
cratic party rises in the triumphant
shout eve elected our man. and with
an equal sense of triumph, "our man
recognizes the result as a Democratic
victory and distributes his patronage
accordingly.
The Democratic successes. their
causes and results are worth studying
by Republicans. When a Democrat has
anything to ask which must be obtain
ed through Republican assistance, he
is very "liberal,' but when he has
anything to give in the way of polit-
zeal favor there is no question as to
where it is going. 1t win go to the
forces that will assist in perpetuating
the Democrat in power. And that is
the correct doctrine. No Republican
has a right to find fault with it, but
he should take a lesson from it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13

-haraslit ii the correct oi4, whether IN
eitv, county, state or national AFFAIRS,
~ Nv institutions deriving their prohts
from public license and public contri-
bnt;on When one analyses the square
and manly motives which alone mus.
~;nsnire the utterances of President
Roosevelt an wonder that he 10 SO pop
Mar with tn emasses must of necessity
disappear.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13

GENEVIEVE L. LAMB
Teacher of Shorthand
5regg and Pittman systems. Terms,
$40 per month, in advance.
Instructions Given at Home
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-06-13

We buy and sell improved rancho
md city property, vacant lots ald
business opportunities, stocks, bonds,
aiming properties,
The Washington bee., 1907-08-17
HIGHER WAGES To
NEGRO WORKMEN
Secured BY This New Unio.
Order HrowS By Leaps and
Ro4nds-Started Five Ye.~
Ago witL Nothing But a Pm
ciple"-Now Has Over 4N
Subordinatc lodges and 960g
Members.

Over 10000 homes of our naorr. h..
)een filed with JOY, because OF the p.'
lection OF a great and powerful T-rs.
Order, which Is using it, strsBgtI -
influence TO secure better coudirion. =,
our people. This Is the first and =
great Union Order in this country ~
ing an international Union Cbart.
from the Courts, which gives full -
lection and Benefits TO our racr
There Is no color, race OF .4v AZ.
elimination in this Order. The ~
has an equal standing with the VIA.
members, and can be elected IN boV
any Offices Every effort Is made +, "a
vance the condition OF the members \.
securing equal opportunities To- Wo,I
with other wOrkmen, to learn the tra3x
and to have steady work at higl Wa.ss
and Union hours.
The Grand Lodge donate, SIO00D fv
the burial of each deceased member. A
fine monthly journal Is published
Membership Book OF the Order is ree1g.
nized by all Lodges EVERYWHERE Di,.
tressed members are assisted. Escb
member and Subordinate Lodge has tbs
privilege of buying stock in the Order
on low monthly payments, said stock
paying s per cent interest, guaranteed.
a Leading Negro Deputy is wanted
in each locality, AT ONCE. to forn
Lodges, sell Buttons, take Journal Sub
scriptiOns, sell Stock and act as Dis
TRICT DEPUTY ORGANIZER. This
work can be done in spare hours. but
many are devoting their whole time and
attention to it. Bic money is made BY
good hustlers.
Write at once State name of thR
paper. and enclose I5 cents for full in
formation and postage Address
THE I. L. U. GRAND LODGE,
"a to 40 Candy Building, Dayton, Ohia
The Washington bee., 1907-08-17
laIAalIM
AaA@l

= &szfs So ISL AzUSiSs'
dominated the State. in the interest of
good governmental enable the best
fitted and highest class in Mississippi
to rule the commonwealth in their wis
dom and uprightness.
Moreover, these selected, if not alto
gether select, voters are almost wholly
rural in their origin and environment.
Few live in towns, fewer in cities. Mis-
sissippi is an agricultural State, to de-
gree unparalleled anywhere in the North.
It's people stand for the Sweet simple
itv of the soil" They are not corrupt
ed bv the "mammon worship" of Con
scienceless marts of money, "nor degrad-
ed by the depravity of the "seething
slums of great cities. And they are of
old American stock. They are not mix
ed with newcomers from the poorest
countries Of Europe. They are Amer
leans of the truest type-also the noblest'
in their own estimation.
Yet what is the result of all this win
moving and selecting, by force and by
trickery and by circumstance! Is it pure
elections when real test comes? Does
it keep politics straight and squaref Can
harmony be counted one of its faii
The Washington bee., 1907-08-17
CITY BRIEFS

The case of Mr.. J. 7. c. Newsom was
argued on Tuesday before the District
Commissioners by Attorney w Calvin
Chase
The picnic Of the Elder Mems Asso-
ciation took place at Green Willow
Park Tuesday 1t was we'll attended.
Assistant United States Attorney
Ralph Givens has gone on his vacation.
Wanted at The Bee Ofice.-Two good
collectors.
There was a packed house at the Trim
ity Baptist Church last Thursday even
ing. The occasion was a Moot Court,
under the auspices Of the Church Club,
by members Of the local bar The eX-
ercises were enjoyable and laughable
throughout A large sum was realized
for the church