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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
T|ERNEY STARTS 4
CRUSADE AGAINST
C|TY'S WEEDS
Street Commissioner Waging
War on Tall Uncut Around
the City With Satisfactory
Results.

Martin Tierney. street commissioners
is always starting something. This
time II is a crusade against the weeds
which have been suffered to grow un-
molested on vacant lots. in alleys,
along various and sundry sidewalks
and which have been allowed to en-
croach upon the business district. MI.
Tierney has divided his forces into
two battalions of four men each, one
of which has been assigned to the
Highlands and the other to the west
ern part of the city. All the cutters
are to be cleaned out and leveled
nicely by the commissioner and his
men and in short Mr.. Tierney is not
going to allow any grass to grow an
der his feet.
Il intend to make Albuquerque's an
ual cleaning up a cleanup that lasts
all the year round" said Mr.. Tierney
yesterday. The sight of weeds grow
ing too near the business center does
not speak well for the town to visitors
and the weeds must go. Talk about
the arid west. though i'm some parts Of
town the weeds grow SO fast they lift
a man off his feet. II beats the pump
kin vines back in Missouri thu Nea~
the pumpkins out dragging them over
the ground
Altogether the present sanitary con
dition of the city is excellent. thanks
to the work of the board OF health
and particularly of Health officer
Quier. There is no rest for the wicked
when Quier gets in his buggy and
starts his rounds and the results are
excellent. There are still, however, a
number of complaints from various
parts of the city about stables and
other nuisances and eternal vigilance
is the price of good health. The cam
paign should not be relaxed until the
hot weather is owe at least, and there
is undoubtedly plenty of work for the
health officer an the year round.
He can best succeed IL he has the
careful cooperation of all the resi-
dents IN the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
HAS HERMANN THE
GREAT BEAT TO
A STANDST|LL
Amazing Performance of C, S,
Bennett of Boston AStoniSh
Favored Friends in the City
of Albuquerque,

one of the most remarkable sleight-
of-hand experts i'm the world has been
in the city for the past two days. He
is Mr.. c. s.. Bennett, of Boston. whose
marvellous dexterity in an endless re.
pertoire of tricks Of parlor magic has
dumtounded the few persons who
We're privileged to see his exhibitions
Mr.. Bennett explained many of his
feats of legerdemain to a small and
select class last night. He travels
through the country teaching sleight-
f-hand tricks to such classes. and Is
said TO make thousands of dollars al
the business. Mr.. BENEFITS expertness
In card tricks, coin palming, handker-
chief and ring tricks surpasses belief.
and after witnessing a few of his per-
formances h observer is helplessly
conscious of the fact that the human
eye is an utterly unreliable and un-
trustworthy proposition.
Il never lack for classes said Mi.
Bennett last night. "L~egerdemain
has an unfailing fascination for both
young and old everywhere. believe
/ rave a repertoire IF tricks that will
compare pretty favorably with those
of Hermann and Keller. The fun
niesi thing about the whole PROPOSE
tion,' said Mr.. Bennett. careIessIv
pulling a few silver dollars out of the
reporters ear. is the astounding sim
plicity Of the tricks when they are ex-
planned.
In fact, IL almost disgusts a man
with his own senses when the tricks
are explained to him. In many cases
the eve is simply not quick enough to
follow the movements Of the perform
er's hands. and IN others YOU are gen
orally looking at the wrong hand. /
think | have got perhaps more fun
and more entertainment out Of my
own tricks than my audiences. The
open-mouthed stare Of an unsuspect-
ing stranger when YOU extract a rab-
bit from his nose is often ludicrous.
Here. hat the jack Of diamonds"
said Mr.. Bennett. handing a card neg
ligently TO a bystander on the street
yesterday. The recipient. who was "A
well known local contractor. took the
eard aud looked at "a. Identified the
lack Of diamonds and closed his hand
over the card.
Here. hand 81 back a minute. said
Mr Bennett. The victim opened his
hand and started Ia return the card.
when his eyes commenced to bulge.
y wasn't the Jack Of diamonds al an.
And he had had a firm grip on the
card all the time.
Mr.. Bennett takes a handkerchief.
LAYS b. down on the table. lays q dol
Tar in the center and folds the four
orner Of the handkerchief over IL.
f"u can still see the edge Of the dol
Jar and feel u through the cloth. Six
inches from your steady gaze Mr..
bennett's hand gently approaches the
q OF the handkerchief He lifts IL
gently and the dollar evaporates into
MN air under your very eyes. n is
uncanny. He then takes a ring from
your finger You hold a pencil be-
t"een your two hands with fingers
-tsntt pressed against the ends. IL
takes The ring. covered D., g handker-
'Aiet- Juggies it a second above the
pencil and when ne lifts the cloth the
'A"-your oWn rings on the pen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

Let us help you get some business from
our thousands Of readers. There is lots Il
It to be had and while our present adver-
tisers In the Morning Journal are getting
their share. there is plenty left for new
corners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
SUPERINTENDENT
ARRIVES AT THE
WOODEN MILL
PLANT Is TURNING OUT
$1,000 SAMPLE CARDS
"UncIe Johnny Says Great
Cooperative Scheme Is a
Success and Mill viii Run
Continuously,

J. w. Jones, a well known textile
expert from Manchester, Iowa, has ar
rived in the city and has taken
charge as superintendent of the man
%ufacturing department of the Rio
Grande Wooden Mills.
The plant will run steadily from
now on said Mr.. j. II. Bearrup. bet
ter known as Uncle Johnny" last
night. I'VE are now at work on the
manufacture of 5000 sample cards,
bearing specimens of manufactured
wool, one of which will be sent to
each Of the $4,000 local branches in
this country of the Farmers Educa-
tlonal n Cooperative union. The
plan to have this great organization
run the mills on a cooperative basis
Is now an assured success. and owe
three thousand have already taken
stock in the institution. There are
approximately a million and a half
members of the organization in the
country"
Mr.. Bearrup says that the mills
now have w forty million pounds of
wool on hand and hat they will run
to their full capacity indefinitely from
now on. He expects to receive orders
soon for 200, 600 to 800. 600 blankets,
made from New Mexico wool, in a
New Mexico mandatory by New
Mexican laborers. The cooperative
scheme upon which the plant is now
running is a tremendous one and its
success means more than can be cas-
lily estimated to the Rio Grande val
ley, Albuquerque and New Mexico.
Mr.. Bearrup has probably given the
territory and city wider and more eff
fective advertising than any other
person in New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
w. E MAUGER
wool

Representing MauEer A Avery. Bestoa
CwIth Raahe = naarers
us North First 81 Aibuquerqs. y N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

MORNING JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

cil Your fingers have never left the
ends.
How does he do IT?
Mr.. Bennett told a few last night.
Today he leaves for the west to aston
ish new victims.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

For ten Years was confined TO NV bed
with disease Of my kdteys,' writes r A.
Gray i. r.. Of Oakville, Ind 1T was 40 Sc
we're that / could not move part Of the time.
! consulted the very best medical skin avail
able. but could get no relief until Foleys
Kidney Cure was recommended TO me. 10
has been a Godseud 10 me" J. II. ORielly
Co. drugufsta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

IL YOU WANT THAT PICTURE
OF YOURS ARTISTICALLN
FRAMED. TAKE IT TO SHOVEL.
HE HAS BRAND NEW LINE OF
THE FINEST PICTURE MOULD
INGS EVER BROUGHT TO ALBU-
QUERQUE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
ORDER OF NOTICE ~ PETITION %
a. D. HAyERKAMPF TOR HARGE
IN BANKRIPTCY. ~EtoND Judicial
or RERN4IIIIn 80

ON this 10th day Of August a y 1907.
on reading the petition herein for the dis
charge Of r. J. Hsvcrkampf bankrupt
.if d.
ORDERED BY THE COURT. that a hear
ing be had upon the same on the 2fth
dav 81 August. A. r. 1907 before the said
court 81 the court hnu~ ln Alhuquerque in
said District A. 10 O'CLOCK in tho forenoon.
and that notice thereof he published in The
Albuquerque Morning Journal a newslaper
printed In said District and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest may
appear At the said time ana place aud
show cause n any they have why the
prayer - the said should not be-
granted
1T Il FURTHER ORDERED BY
THE COURT that the clerk shall send BY
mail to al known creditors copies q said
petition and this order addressed 90 them
90 their place ~ residence IS stated
WITNESS THE HDNeRAHLE IRA a
ABBOTT Judge 20 The said court and tha
ueaf thereof ~ Albuquerque En- said Dis
trirL sn The ION day ~ August A u
1909
Attest
u.f rUWN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
UNITED sTATEs OF AMERICA, sECOND
OF NEN MENlCO, IS. IN
~ UNITED states DISTRICT COURT
N y FOR SAID DISTRICT
rupt No rs. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge

Petition for Discharge.
TO THE HONORABLE Ira A Abbott, Judge
~ the District Court ~ the United states
for the Second District NJ New Mexico.
"a. j. Haverkampf OF san Rafael In the
County Of Valencia. and Territory Of New
Mexico. 10 said District. respectfully repre-
sents that on the ...... day Of May.
last past. he was duly sdIudged bankrupt
under the acts ~ Congress relating to
bankruptcy. that he has duly surrendereu
all his property and right of property. and
has fully complied with aII the requirement.
81 said acts and Of the orders ot the court
touching his bankruptct
WHEREFORE HE PHAYS that he may
be decroed By the court Co have a full dis
charge from all debts protahle against his
estate under said bankrupt sets except such
debts as are excepted by law from such
discharge.
Dated this second day OF August. A. d.
1907
tstgned) n j. HANERkAAPF
Baukruuf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

If LIVE IN A MALI Town AND
FIND 1T HARD TO GET WHAT YOU
WANT IN M OR STAPLE GROCER
les. WRITE US. WE HAVE NEARLY
EVERYTHING. II. G. PRATT a. co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16
Warning.

II you have kidney and bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you will
have only yourself to blame for results, as II
positively cures all forms Of kidney and
bladder diseases. j. II. O'Rielly Co, drug
gfsts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-16

Unless II has no intrinsic value. a WANT
AD will sell a.! Place one iu the Morning
journal and be convinced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29
A LONDON RECORD OF THE
DEATH OF KAMEHAMEHA II.
Notes Collected by the Late TheophiIus Davies
About the Sudden Taking OFF of an
Island King and Queen.

By courtesy enabled the
Death of Kamehameha H. and His Queen at
LOndon in 1924 supplied by Theophiu Davies:
have getting
the the King and Queen
several attempts without success and am very
glad to be last you reliable intelligence
Eagle May with
osborne's caedOnan Hotel, Adeph London on the
18th very hotel
Thames embankme charing
On Friday May 28 Secretary entertainment
at Gloucester Lodge to more @ a0 p P0p attended bv their
received by Mr. Canning and presented
the brother King George ~, who with the
Duchess the Duke of Wellington attended the entertain
On the s the King Queen occupied Royal
theate Kemble and Mr. Faucet
Whilst s.Gd Save the King 'Pijans'; the
Queen repeatedly the They loudly eheered
Friday by command Of King George the
Mr. would appear in Rob Roy Next day they
Military which they much delighted and on the M they
witnessed a floor White Conduit Gardens
Monday Times announced that the King and Queen
His Majesty but on the 29h It was an
July Queen Inflammation of the
lungs King farewell which most affecting at ten the
morning The physicians were SIR Henry haoa p ley ~
Pegne official statement of the death adding The hng
be tbat His Maiesv anxiety and depression aggravated
the o. symptoms ;, OF ms u'''As' "Dl''' -
On saturday the o the body Queen the hotel the
coffin being covered with pail cloak of
yellow O'Clock Monday morning the coffin was removed
lin to ST. Martins church 0se TO the
Gallery deposited the church The King OF
andth insisted Mr.
would not suffer his feeling to
illness The King gratefully sensible his kindness and
would to endure the ta with fo
following died at four IN the
During and Dr. Ley sent for and
the King Selling Hawaiian I dying know am dying
and seemed know no one ne
kept saving before he died. ne sao
family Farewell to all, am DEAD, am hapP
Sir Tmey hotel at hapast one and saw the
ass the lungs;
Sir Henry having Matthew Tmey had taken has
place.
On saturday July large apartment on
the dividend from
the rest three Sides the moor
Around the placed
and hmets the large Royal CLOAK
July 49, at O'Clock hse ana
horses conveyed Martins church and deposited
ibeideh cohn the Queen
in reported that three men
emnte to break the Kings body, for which 1t
was said 200 pounds of the church
guarded, the made on
O'clock two hearses followed by TWO
the remains from St Martin
church the embarked board the gate
foreo nyeya Honolulu
On the following Saturday September ~ King George w. received the
te at Wednesday, September 30 the Blonde eo
for Honolulu.
have had to pick of information had found but
Thought this wanted and could not very wen a'e
r. some one else to write will find it interesting
For PRINCESS KAIULANI London 1889
he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29

The pretty nurse had taken the best
of care of the steel millionaire. Il
want you to marry me- said he SIM
ply. but, Mr.. Giltredge, this is
rather sudden" "I know, child. ]
know. But you'll have plenty of time
to get used to the idea. I'll have
fierce time getting rid of my wife"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29
How ! Restore Nerve Fore.

Every organ of your body is governed by a network
of wires. These convey the power which
the human machine. This power is called nerve
force. Nerve force is nothing but electricity. The
any organ becomes weak is because the
which control 1t lack electricity nerve force the
motive power of your body. This lack Of force
is shown by weakness of any kind whether in the stom
ach, liver, kidneys heart or other organs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29

of information mad foana eut
~ This would be what could well leave 1t
- some one else to write you find it interesting
For PRINCESS KAIULANI, London, 1889
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29

sao she divorced positively refused
to live in the auto.-Evenng Sum-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-29

building feeding force which is the basis all
health.
Ny digestion has greatly improved under the use of
ElectroV igor and eat almost anything without
distress. Ny circulation has improved and am sure
my strength is greater.
REV. JNo. T. GUL1CK.
Honolulu 7. h.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
llrrrlpilnl.ltc Ginmnnbrrrr.
g8aihinaIon. 8. 6, 8. gIpriI

gS0lhlRatou, 8. s. > gpril
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iino
%niorinatioaeH 5liaegaHgcn. nab
ipgldlcl SaponsieiL Die BON i1rer SET
mat9 Had @ierifo gcreiii iinO. ner-
iHdlcu werOea. Sic 9unOcsgren5eu Sm
ateribreiieu
IS imtroc feitaeiieat Oab sic iapa-
ltiIdlC Gcsierlulg 0eniel6en Bale mad
9serao aii5geiiellt bat; Oie iapaniihe
Aa8icrurg fGnH iolnit niht fiir oieie
'iaer,ciinjc5sc ginpanOerlmg ueraat-
nort!ih 8c5alten perOen.
,in glcidNr 9Seiie bcaeben iih Diele
o3lrCr nit @aiien i6rer &cgieruls
idsA &lgconoer 9. g.. Inn Damn bon
9a~t in Die &er Staaten lid ein5u-
ia'nagaeln
Bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
tfadl'cn Sic sadie ais iebr ernitbait.
IA +; OcrbiltniBnldBig idlluer lit, oie
jrSicn oil Glsrifo ma 9ritiidz@o-
um5ia 3ii ii5eruahen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Sic Sbaiu'idle SrrcnfOmmiiiion erie
NIate gcitcrH @adlmii ;as lire
Iufsabc.
9ie GntidsiSuH&
&c pirO beHtc Moraen sem
Sidtcr SitacraIO umtrr6reitst
merOcn.
Sham aciiiia II. farpcrlidl nnterindt.



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niiliion weIde ieittcaen iou. Oh
&1an 9ciltia i1bia iit nit leinen Mn.
mdlien 3ll loHierIren. beute nit ibren
ArpeltcR 5lI @n0e fommen mo eineu
emlAcio abacben miro.
Menie &ornittaa mar Ser Tr. Nll.
laH Mob NIc0enOori, Superinten0eni
ees StaaisboipitalS fiir Srriinniae.
n Nlio0leiOpH, Gom.. l1naere 9eit
nor Der Woumiiiion. Gr Oeriuidelte
lid uerldie0eutlih IN @i0eripriidle.
trop0em ,Scromc rom sur Siilie fam.
Nm8 nah y ltar alma Sic Som.
nlilllon ju elmer ac6eimen Sieund
uher bchuiS Sbop's qeiltiaer un0
torperlidFr lluierubuud
Ger &ertheioiaung unrOe aeitattet,
Hod jnel Ggperteu uor Die Romntii.
lian ji brinAcn, Sic Gottorci Charles
q. SEa;,.s pcn 9inahampton g2g,
mo SSilliom " @biic uon 99dihinq.
ton. y e 0ic @cioc udbrcnO Oes
Ero3cllcs fiir lbom msinaten. gr.
ltegcr mollte nh nidli bcreit iir0en.
pplliu }u hemnpien 0aB I'bom gei.
lila lciun0 iri. ga CT nidlt iber ae-
nii8cH0 9l'aicriaI periiiac. Inn 0ies
ppm wilitnidloitliden StanOpunftc
ota ieIiiuiieIlen. er gob yL ourhnis
uIdlla 1eiun0cn 81 bubcn, iueldles i'm
ucranlollcn f6tnte so iagen. Dab
lnau irriinnia iei
Settercr mur0e 0aun entdnloiat
nno Die aomniiiou aiua 3ur 9ripat.
iiBlna iiber BON Ocr icIbit alle an.
malic auSAciddniien murocn.
1ie 1hlm lhs SrrefommIliion
naf9taAnlittaas III aebeimer 5ibuug,
ano ipabren0 uoner puei 5funoen
mlr0e ShNp ellen mogldlen 4roben
nHierporlen 0ie 3ur gnt0edma BON
Srrlnn dnaepeu0et peroeH 0arnn.
ter Scr ui9rena ser 8ro3eBBerhano.
lnngcn offers aclunntegoniberg. Eeii
al0 Der Heller leit. Gs beii3t, onb
{hap allc 0ieie 9roben in beirieoi.
aenoer Meiie beltauo. Jtur Die orei
.QiliaIieoer Der 2onniiiiion, 9auiO
AlcGlure. Heier .. SlueD nn0 Or.
geopolO @itbel plren ampeicn0 an.
Der lAap glis Die llnieriuhuna
been0iat mar ihiittelten sic 0rei
AoHmiiiionsmitalieoer Gbmp Die
@an0. pordui leBierer nadl ben
sombs Suriidaebraht mur6e. Ebaru
glau6t. ooB Die aonlmiiiion ion ais
9eiitg gciuo ertl1ren miro, unS
ieine 9Iupdlte tbeiIea 0ieie 9lniidt.
Asobrid)eialh miro oer poae Nes
ridt oer aommiiiiou ME peroffent.
iid)t mcroen. &'iro 5haiD aIs aeiltiq
geirn0 beiunoeu. 10 miro Der Hidter
3ibacrdlo einiad bic 8eiteriiibrltng
oes 4ro3eiies anor0uen, obRe irgenS
Ielde @rtldruug 81 geben SIT abet
Sa5 (5egcHi1eil ser Sal. 10 miro Der
Jiidlter fur5 0en gntibei0 Ser aoms
milton erpdhnen un0 S6afp einem
Srrenbaue iiberueiien. 0ort niiros
er bleiben. bis Ger Superintenoeni
Der 9tnitalt ion fir geiitig gene.
len erflart. moraui nit oer 9rosei.
iiriHg nodlmals beaonuen iniir0e.
@ir0 Ser 4ro5eB moraen iortaeieet
10 iper0en Die 4npdlte obne 8er5ua
lire ShluBauipr16en balten, iooai
nod Dor glblauf Ser @odle 0as llr.
tbeil abgegeben perOen tonnte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
gygaihinaton. 3. 8. 3. gLpril.

~SQllttAluAs ~ W -. ~ltLlA-
Gmc Der neu eingetilbrteu gle.
fornIsn in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Des 9oitoepartefnents, ieit0em Oicie
9lbtheiling 0em @eHeralbillispoit-
meiIter 9e Gran unteriteat III, iii Die
g1otiS an ale @oitneiiter in oen Der
Stoaten, seniigeHoe Guantitateu Der
fir ibre 9lenter notbiaen 8orratbe
fir minoeitens ein Sabr reiheno iu
beitellen. Gis6er lit in 0ieier 9lnge-
Iegenbeit feline @leidbeit geiuelen.
bon 8eit 81 3eit giugen eiuiah Be
itellungen beuu Sauptpoltami ein.
Gies peruriafte beOeut5noe @erfpir.
rung uno biele uHnotbige slrbeiten in
Der bctreffenOen glbtbeilung Seit
oieier ueueu geroronung iino ehpa
$1,000 geiteIlungen fiir Sabrespur-
ratbe BON 8oitnteiitern einqelQlien.
Gieie itarfe 3unnbnie pon 10 -Ge0eu.
fenoen 8eitellungen bat 3i,r Solge ae.
bnbt, ooB sic 9oratbsubt6eiluna
5iernIih I'M 3uditan0 lit nit 9lus.
filling oerielben iru0 nod etpa ein
9rittI uuerIeoigt iii. @dbreno a6er
Dor elmer @od)c nod tdglitb 1000 ge.
itenungen einliefen. fino oieielben
iest inon auf 500 bis 600 5uriidge.
eangen, nHO eS iperoen tdalih reid.
lib 1000 9elteIuuaeu erIeoigt. Ga.
Bel tper0en gorfebrlngen ortroffen.
0db mehr 9eitenmaen tdglib ausae.
fiillt weroen fonneu, ioodB na6r.
iheinIih in 5ipei @ohen aacs in gn.
tenn 6eIeiie lit unn BON oa a6 ole
einI1ufenoen geitellungeH prompt
bebient iper0en fonnen.
Sic 9oitbeboroe bat tmmer nod
S6pieriafeiten nit Der 2ieferlmg
non @inofa0en, tueld1es IN allen 8oit.
dintern uu0 Dem @abrpoitoienit iebr
nieI aebraudt ruiro; iroeiien berihten
Die aontraftoreu, Dab iie ale sIn.
itrenguHaen mndeu. aeiiiigeno 2iefe.
riIngen 81 beioraeH, i'm nIoglidlit IN.
HerhnIb einer @od1e ale ansiiabeH.
ben altftrdge 8u fii1en
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
@ntc ge,ic6unasu Dor6anOcn.
y ~ u " TW'7NN "
9hen 9lnrf 3 9lnrn

gteD 2Dort. B. glprll.
Serr Gharlauagne Somer. Bot.
idaiter Ser Der. Staaten in 9erliu,
Der beuie nit Dem 9anlpier naaiier
@ilbelm H. bier anfam m0 einen
9lonat in 0en 9er. Staaten perpei-
len miro. lehHte es ab. 0ie Sariffras
ge 81 oisfutieren. 9etrefis Ser
oeuti6 amerifaniiden 5e5iebungeu
I'M 9Iagemeinen befraat GiiBerte5err
Soper iih 0ahin. 0aB 0ieielben 0ie
0entbar belten ieien; sic 1eutideu
bitien polles &ertrmRn 81 Dem Sol-
fe Ser Ser. Staaten; GentihIanO,
Ser oeutidle 9aiier. Ole 6eutidle gie-
1iPrima ma oas 0eutidc 9Solf brod,-
ten Oen Ser 5iaaten uolles Gertrauen
nno Sic Observation-Disclosures tSefilbls
entgeaen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
siaIaanaa inr Hriebensfunferen J.
gslihinat0n. .. g., g. QIpril.

SSlihuigton. 3. g., 3. April.
Der raiiiid)e 9otihafier. Baron
y olen ipradl beute bein Stoatsiefre-
flr 9loot uor ufO tbeilte ibm nit,
ea3i cr non ct @etersbtrg Die an
0e Yer Staateu gerihtete giIla.
9s r1 3ur Sbeilnobne an Ser 0aager
Yr5ee2rS .oniersn5 erbalten babe unb
~ 5rrmit abliefere. Gas Shrift-
.a1, oas ia Der irun3oiiihen Sprahe
as'a9t IN. lnuBte iibcrieBt iDeu0en.
gha se oili5iea Dem Sefretdr iiber-
seitilt lper0eH tonHte. Die grofinlHq
esr Goaicren5 pir0 nabriheinlib
iictcn Sen /. mo Is. Sunni fallen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

eiien6abE borgebeu Ueroe. Sd bin
ielt 0aOon ilberRlat DaB cine ibdr.
iere auiiidt mo aleailiuuua Der 81.
ienbahnen ieitens orr 9iegierltHa
fommen mnB. Ibatlohlib mohts
i'd oieic aontrolc IN piel gr0BereIu
Ieafiinbe als9eitbt ieben, als i'd 5lit
3cit iie bcfilruorte. Gum geiipiel:
Sd modlte iie gerne in Der SafDe oer
Observation-Disclosures disaeiibt iebeu
,Sdl bin iiber3euat. Dab Der o9lrbeitss
loon Souo" be0euteno GROCER mare,
mam fein oerlpdiiertes aoDital od
mare. auf Oas Gipioer0en be3ablt
mer0en nliiiien. Sd bolte es fniru1
fir nothmenolg, 8u erfldren, odB oies
feline 1Sein0ieligfeit gegen ben Reih-
t6um an mn fir iid beoelitet WeHH
gle jebt BON mir ior0ern tpiir0en,
6aB id iroen0 etluas ltngebilbrlid)es
aeqen aauiiie reitle 2ciite unterHeb-
men ioate. 70 ipiirOe ih oieie 2eute
geaen Sic oertheiOiaen5 gon5 glein,
o6 ih iie ihdtc oOer niht. sSnoem
i'd 10 ban0plte. piir0e idl tbatidhlih
tn eybrem syntereiie bon0eln. Gnge.
aen wdre- es geaen sSbr Sntereiie.
menm id Dem Gapitaliiteu niht eben-
ic mohl Berehiiafeit fpioerfobreu
Tipke iois oeH 9obHarbeiteg." -