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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
WHITE GIRL WEEPS
WHEN TORN FROM.
NEGRO LOVER
~ WANT 70 MARRY HIM." SAYS
PRETTY 1s-YeAR.oLD HAZEL
HurchlNos, ARRESTED HERE
WITH coLoRED CHAUFFEUR.

81 love him and I want to marry
him"
This was the ardent declaration of
Hazel Hutchings. white girl. Is
years old. whose home Is In Ann Ar
Dor. when questioned by Lieut..
Breault, head Of the truant depart
ment. concerning her relations with
Charles +. Lewis. q Negro chauffeur.
aged FL. The couple have been living
at No. IL Clinton-st., and both were
taken into custody by Patrolman Dan
o. Smith late Monday night on a tip
from q citizen.
The truAnt officers have been look
ing for the girl for several weeks at
the request OF her parents. who are
nearly heartbroken over her conduct.
She left home early In September and
admits that she has been living with
Lewis In Detroit since that time. They
first roomed on EliOt-st.. then moved to
Brady-st, and about a week ago took
up quarters at the Ciinton-st. address.
Lewis Ia held In central station pend
Ing an Investigation. while the girl Is
temporarily In custody Of the matron
In police headquarters. Lieut.. Breauit
will put the matter up to the prosecu.
tor, and II he % advises, q warrant
charging Lewis with serious onense
will be asked for. The girl was Is
years old Nov 8. Her parents are Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Hutchings, No. 421
Maynard-st., Ann Arbor. She met
Lewis while the latter was was work.
ing as a chauffeur In the university
city and followed him to Detroit.
Lewis Is a withered little chap.
weighing about 100 pounds, and OF a
light chocolate hue. That the girls
love for him Is apparently sincere,
however. was evident when. on parting
in the police station. Monday night,
she threw her arms about his neck
and kissed him repeatedly. As she was
led upstairs to the matron's quarters,
the tears coursed down Hazel's pretty
face and her sobs echoed through the
corridors.
When Patrolman Smith visited the
Clinton-st. home to arrest Lewis and
the girl, he detected the odor of opium
and his suspicious we're aroused. Re
turning shortly after 3 a. m, with Pa.
trolmen Johnson and Wiggle, he took
the occupants by surprise and found
two complete opium outfits. which he
confiscated. No one was hitting the
pipe at the time, but the officials
locked up the inmates, all of whom are
colored. on suspicion. They are
registered as follows: Edward Book
er, 35, cook; Mrs. Irene Booker, 81 !;
Walter Sanders. 80, musician, and Mrs
Gladys Saunders, &c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
A NEW HEIR BORN TO
THE ROXBURGHE TITLES

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE birth Of an
heir to Lord and Lady Alastair lines
Ker has resulted in society extending
its subtle commisseration to the Duke
and Duchess Of Roxburghe. Lord In
ness,Ker is brother and-in the abb
sence OF a son to the Roxburghes-
heir to the ducal estates and titles.
Since the marriage of May Goelet to
the duke In 1902 no nursery has been
installed In the Roxburghe castle
and 1t Is now the gossip of society
that the American duchess practically
despairs OF ever providing AN heir to
the title.
Already Lady Innes-Ker. who was
formerly Miss Eloise Breese, of New
York, is'being pointed to as the moth
er OF the future line OF Dukes OF Rox-
burghe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
BILLS FOR ELECTION
EXPENSES POUR IN

Bills for election expenses are still
coming In. Deputy City Clerk Schm-
alzTiedt presented to the ways ana
means committee of the council, Tues
day morning several bills for pay Tor
EXTRA election inspectors and for extra
ballot boxes In excess. of those APP
propriated for last spring. The cause
OF this deficit is the increase In the
number of voting precincts from la
to 155. The council will pay the bills
from unexpended balances IN other
funds.
There Is talk OF asking the legisla-
ture to remedy the present condition
in the annexed district where there
are a number of silver" precincts. 1t
may be that the upper districts OF the
Fifth and Seventh wards will be con-
solidated into one and that similar &C
ton will be taken with four districts
In the upper end OF the Eighth, Tenth
and Twelfth wards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
.BEHRENS LOSES JOB
AS DEPUTY; bLAMEs
CUNNINGHAM
SAYS REFUSAL TO CONTRIBUTE
TO LATTER's CAMPAIGN FUND
IS REASON OF DISMISSAL
WRITES HOT LETTER TO BURNS

. John Behrens. deputy sheriff do
Ing duty In Judge Mandells room.
and one OF the best known Republi-
cans In the city, was notified by
Sheriff Burns, Tuesday morning. that
he needn't report for duty any more.
This action on the part OF the sheriff
was brought about by the influence or
Deputy Sheriff Cunningham, Behrens
says. because he refused to contribute
TO the campaign expenses OF Mr.. Cum
ningham or Henry Hastings. defeated
Democrat candidate for county clerk.
Behrens has always been q Repub-
lican. and at the last election was a
candidate for the legislature, but was
defeated. He and Sheriff Burns are
personal friends. and he worked for
Burns election.
As soon as Behrens learned that he
had been let out, he sent the follow.
ing letter to the sheriff:
Detroit, Michigan, Nov. II, 1908.
Mr.. James ID. Burma
Sir. Sheriff
herewith tender my resignation az
deputy sheriff. TO take immediate sf-
feet.
wish to call your attention to the
fact that you have broken your pledge
In regards to my holding my appoint
ment during your entire term OF Of
nee. You approved OF my sending out
some 1900 letters stating mat fact
during your campaign for reelection
You also gave that promise at the c.
A. X. hall during q political meeting
During the paste two years I have
done the work or two men in the
Wayne circuit court. Your incompe-
tent and partial chief deputy you have
allowed to influence you TO the extent
that In my estimation 1 cannot see that
you have retained your self respect
The man put In my place for the last
two weeks Of November was one who
campaigned for cunnlr ghan this fall
! had the self-respect and principle not
to change nay politics. go here again Is
where your chief deputy told you what
to do. 1 am 80 disguised with my sx-
perience I'm your ofiicc that / cannot
leave II soon enough.
Very truly,
JOHN T.. BEHRENS.
Behrens' place will be taken by Mat
thew Spieles. The deposed deputy
has already accepted position with
the National Oyster Carrying Co., OF
South Norwalk, Conn. and will re
move there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
Officials Are Shocked
When W. K. Hearst
VISITS the President

WASHINGTON. Nov. l7.-Oficial
Washington has suffered shocks az
various periods, but the severest
shock came yesterday when VIM.
Randolph Hearst paid personal visit
TO the president. In the White House.
His visit lasted for thirty minutes, and
when the New York publisher
emerged from the presidents quarters
he said his visit was purely social.
Mr.. Hearst and Mr.. Roosevelt have
been the bitterest political enemies
ever known.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
GOV. WARNER AND
T EL|G|bLES CONFER

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 17.--Govern.
or Warner and state oficers-elect are
holding conference today at the
state capitol regarding appointments.
F. l.. Marlborough. OF Bay City, wants
to be deputy secretary OF state, Rob
ert Steele. of st. Johns. desires to be
public accountant, and Nate Simpson
deputy auditcr-general. They are all
here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
WILLING to obIIue.

comm along" said the friend and ad-
hind me, Satan"
'Da's what | done said" answered
Mr.. Erastus Pinkley, "an' den | mag
ines I hyuhs Satan answer me back,
'Da's all right. Yves both gwine de
same way nohow an II don make no
-diffunce TO me which leads de pub
cession. Washington Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
LOST SONS LETTER.

VASSAR. Mich. Nov. IT, A letter
has been received here purporting to
come from Louis Mcdonald, who left
his home here I'm 1908. The missive II
postmarked Otsego. N. Y. and asks
for funds owing 10 illness. The par.
ents are investigating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
ATTEMPTED. MURpER7

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Nov. 1.-THE
village OF Sawyer is excited over what
IL believed to have been a plot against
the life of David Knight. storekeep.
err. Unknown persons fred two loads
from q shotgun into the store. The
sheriff Is investigating
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
City Of Detroit Disabled.

A broken air pump on the steamer
City OF Detroit prevented tina, boat
leaving Cleveland, Monday night, and
the passengers on board when the ac-
cident happened. were left In the Ohio
city. The steamer will be towed TO
Detroit for repairs. The steamer City
of Alpena. which had been laid up
for the winter. will be fitted out and
take the place OF the disabled boat.
There will be no trip TUESDAY night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
Whales FUMES; MAY DIE.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. 17.-sWm.
s. Lawrence, of Galesburg. and one
OF the best known capitalists In this
section OF the state. was nearlSh over.
come by fumes from an automobile
while in Chicago yesterday. Mr.. Law.
rence's father, who was With him.
may die. but the son will recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18

Mrs. Frederick Kimball Stearns and
Mrs. Ralph M. Dyar will give an at
home, Friday, Nov. 90 and q at Red
Gables. No. 1856 Jefferson-ave. Mr.
and Mrs. Stearns will give a Christmas
ball In Strssburg's academy, Dec. 2S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
RUDE KISSING BUG BITES
VICTIMS LIPS AND EYES

FINDLAY, O., Nov. IA kissing
bug mosquito is the cause OF great
amount of agony In the Swing addi-
ton OF this city. The insect Is as
large az an ordinary house fly and
attacks its victims in the night. bit
ing them on the lips.
Several dozen people have already
been bitten. in some cases the eyes OF
the victims closing. The bite Is not
poisonOu0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18
Cltinu an Example.

People admire q man who stands
on his own feet" remarked the moral.
izer.
Yes" rejoined the demoralizer,"
especially In a crowded car"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-18

Any man could earn living by util-
izing the time he wastes in trying to
convince the world that II owes him
one.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
G6ina.
lie sbrunbsiteianua.
NefIna. q -.

Gefing. 2. Ge3.
Inter aroBartigen Geremonien
fano beute sic 8bronbeiteiauna 0es
aaiiers 8u 9i itatt. @eaen ser
6oitrauer Inn Sen o~ertorbenen aai.
Ter mo ste aatieriu . @itiUe fam
Ste Whtitf in @efau.
Die 6eier beganu 0umit. oab
ianmtlihe Rrinsen Der faiierlihen
6amilie ioruie 0ie 0oben Staats6e.
amteu Dor Ser Ahnentoiel 0es Der.
itor6enen aaiiers m0 ser aaiieriu.
@ittpe 5u @ooea fieIeu iuO Damn
allf 0isielbe @eiie G'd 9i iare Reoe.
ren3 enpieien. Garonf 6ratte gli
vi ~ Ser crit orei Sd1re aft lit -
0wer Dor Den 9ph~ncntaieln, um oaen
'eines Iraueraeponoes entIe0iat sn
wer0en oas nit Ser 9aiieriratt per.
fauidt murae. 3ad0em ct mnf Dem
Ehrou 3las deuommeu bate er.
uetie or ieincr Stteimntter 0eno.
aala ieinc &coereu3 Ourh 6eu .aou.
teu@ suoraui sic @rinsen u1O @iir.
Oeuty0aer inn oui oieieIbe @eiie ibre
4tnn8 errleien. &a60em 0ies
oor6ei mar. uurOe err mie0er In ieine
SrdueraGpdnoer gshiiat nno Oauit
aatig ole Eeier Fsr @n0e CREDIT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
csitsrrsie ltasurn.
lie Snbilanmsfsier.

8ien, 2. 1e5.
Die Goppelmouarhie feiert bente
Der Eag, an Dem Dor 60 Sa1rra
Sran3 Soiepb aaiier bon Ceiterreid)
itSo R0nIg bon up5arn Dur0e. mad.
Dem iein OufeI 6eroinanO /. a6ge.
0anft bate.
TSu Der 4atheOrale nno i1Hlmt.
liheu 8irdeu @ien'S ianoen Got.
tes0ieuite Itatt. Ser aaiier pohnta
elmer Gs0adt in ser aapelle Der
Sofbur9 bel. BOD 8eenOiaung 0aS
@ottesoienites nabm Ser aaiier eic
@liiHuiinidle ser @fitglieoer ieinec
6amilie iomie oie bon Dayidieoeuel
~aborommgen entaegeu.
Cine ein0rudsoollc Seier iaRo in
ser Ct. Stepbansfirhe TAFT. 3u ser
ltd iammilihe gr3ber5oge ua0 Gr;.
hersoairmen oes Reidles einaeiun0et
battea ebenio Observation-Disclosures oe5
oiigrrcidiidlluQariihea Ioels ua9
Sic Mitalieoer OeS aabinettS ioiuc
0ofbeantte uno oereu Gdmen. Be
ulsrfeuauerth mar Sic @enqe Ser In
ser STRIDE pon Sen Eauien SIR Shau
sstrolenen foitberan Goilatten unO
SSinne,en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Be(OgerungS6uaanO.
in Rras BirO Sas s~risssrsdlt pro-
fIamirt nno SDlSatsn srsreifsH
Don Der gStaot Der RaHeH'
frawaae1 SsIie.
Sdnnot6atsH Sss Sided'np5bsIs-

Erag2. December.
Sier DHroe beute Oas arie3sre6t
.erfidyt. 1ieie gfaBregel DOH Se.lgH
Ser 3eaieruuB srbitIerte iear Die
ndettiten Stuoentcn In 8rag un0
tie beganngn iofort uie0er nit sra.
.maleH. Gin blutiser .3uiamnen.
itoB fanO 5piihea ibnen mo Der
Eoli5ei uno @enourmerie in 8ein.
berg. eiHer 9oritoot ben Brig, itnlt.
nobel uiele Stu0eaten Deruun6et
Duroen. Ian bate gebofit. bag Is
nldt H0fbig iein miir0e. oie Subj.
laumsfeier oon aaiier 6raw 30
.iepb's Observation-Disclosures 0urh einea
10 OurdgreifenOeH Att SIT Derunglim-
.pfen. aber Sic i0rtgeietten llnruhen
.smiiden Sen Jbeden un0 SeutiheH
Yrogs 5IUangen ole 3e1ieruna suln
Der Proclamation. Tas otter.
reihude Rarlament begiunt ieine
Ser5lrisung morgen nno itiirmiide
Scenen Der0en erpartet 7ie tine-
hfihen a~bgeoroneten oroben. Dem
pom Or. non gienerf6 qebiloeten
neuen aabinett Sdppierigfeiten al
MAIDEN. neil es ieine 3nitimmung
gab 81 oieiem anerif auf parlamen.
tarii6e einridtnngen, Ser in Der Or.
fIarung 0es arieasrefts Iiegt.
Drag, 9obmeu, 1. 0e3.
Die Gaiienframaae 8nii6en S;de-
den un0G eufihen nebmen0enernite.
item @barafter an uuo per0en na9r.
iheinlih Oa3u iibren, SAP iiber Sic
Staot Ser 9elagerungs5uitanS Der.
bdngt miro. Die geitrtgen 4usihret.
tungen maren ihi;muer ais Sic Der
anoerH mdbren0 Ser Iesten @odcn.
Crit lang mad @itiernaht wur0e
Die &ube mie0er bergeiteat. 9mGn-
sig 8enOarmen uno mebrere Stue-
Icute purOen Ourb Steinmurfe ner-
lest, mdbreno 8abIreite arapoaer
oura ben SabeI nieoergemadt
muroen.
Seute begannen Sic aratuaGe noh
ihlImmer mo es muBten idlieBlit
9ragoner beraus6eoroert mer0en nm
sic StraBen 81 idu6ern. Ole Side-
den iesten lid hartnadig sur @ebre,
Sic riiien 0as StraBenpilaiter auf
@urfgeidoiie 81 gatuinnen unO
6eoienten lid ibrer Stode uno Snip
pei nit 10 gHtel1 grioIg. 0oB 3abIrei-
DE SoIOnten N.Y. Roli5iitea @unoen
erlitten. Die faiiett;te 5logge muroe
5~eriiien un0 oerbranat, unO 10
ihIimm mur0e Sic S5enc. SAB Sic
Solooten idlieBlib nit blanfet
@affe ouf sic arolpaaer e~inorangen
unO iie oe%ripreuaten.
Ser britiide 8oniuI. Capt. u. @.
6orbes. tUurOe 0 einem Saufen
Siheheu aus einem Srampagen
ge5errt nno imlimm suaerihtet.
Die MiBbauOIuns 6orbes' erfoIate
neil ser tihehiihe Eobel ibn fiir ei.
men Geutiheu belt.
Eie arauaae 0aucrten bis 81 ipd.
ter gtodtitunoe. 3ablreide Oeutide
9a0eu uurOeu ~gepliinoert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sartd.
Aabintii. Nrnrnnniintinn.
N%1HIl01Iin0pII 30- llI

Mtniontin0ptl 30. 9,op.
Die 8eriAe5uHlm lH Aabia9tt
hlbtn 0e erimeuuHJ DON Stint
Rlida 8Iun G'iu3tfr 0cS ,snnGrH sur
Soi8e ataabi Nilmi N0ida sen
tiseer NioupgruelW Den N~1ajgoouicu
lplr plro ale or lommtloe WroR.
uriir erahtgl At'tt Baidsl elm aty
porroaeuoer RettAatrp'll uno 4Pjt
Atteo oe4 Nsout,its ost S~ula5hrfsn.
tt sum %.al8wiaaicy urulIut psr
5ln.
Eie Gra1t0eyls0gr im }g.e sas
a0bta lplcoeg aUl1f3H1cu. ptcrre0 al.
te }salrsa }t aaBtgeH aah aat
Ser @cnecu iciitHs ofs Gaolitaus
Ad. 0sNtaQmfHga
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

INT 6uu Der 4ot6 ein 2anonngsforps
raid 5epbcigeruieH fperocn fam.
Fort an @rinee 2. Ie}.
Ger 8Ghir5ie grLdoeat Ror0
Qleris aat i'd an goro oes iran6.
ifen ariegslhiiies n4uptaD Erou.
IN aellaffet mo Bort am 8rince 1T
in nnbeitrittenem geiis Der Re6oIH
tionare.
9is gum lgbien 4uaen6lid mel.
gerte iiA 9tor0 2lleris. Sen 8alait 8n
D~erlaiieH. Crit ais e. ION tlar nur-
Dc. orb MIR gine 4bfeiie einan Aus.
sruA 0er 8oitsDui5 gegeu i'm Der.
guien tonne periigB er I'M fiinF llbr
Den 8alait inter eineH Salut uon
q aaHonenidUiien. Is bebvrfte Der
gan5en lle6erreouHgstAHit BIS IRAN.
5OfHden @eiaH0tn mo auoerer ans
l0noidler ZiplomateH, iopie zines
Blegerausifuiies. UNI Sen betagten
8~tdii0enten al besDegsn. iit an 8or0
0es iran30iiihen Ghifies ~ bege6eu.
I'm ben alien MaHn Dor 4ngrii.
ieu 81 ihieen uahm Ser iraH5oinhe
@eianote Gartero,tm Der autife ne.
ben Vor0 AIerl5 Blot IgH0 bllte Sen
fraii0enten In eiHe irdn5oiite Stag.
ae. AuBeroeH luAroe bic stutihe uon
einem Battalion Snianterie uno Ell
ner Sdma0ron aabauerie nah ser.
8erite esfortirt, no iih cine rieiige.
0eniheHmaiie anJeiammelt bate
Die Mleris nit Shmd5. uno 6ObHs
rufen empiing am unfldtbigiten
benabmen iih Die @eiber. Die oiht
bis 81 Der aurifP por0rdagen uao
ben alien Nann nit Den g2meIniten
5dimppDorien belegien. Rur Die
4mUeienbeit Ser SoloateH bemabrte.
ben Erdiioenten Dor @liBbau0Iuu.
gen. ShIiebIih ieEerteH Sic GoIoa.
ten cine Salpe ilber Die aopie Scr
WeuHenmenge ab. uno ruabreHo 0d
0arauf ~iolqen0en 8erpirrung gelang
es. aleris III cine Shaluppe 3t briu.
gen, Die iofort abinbr. @dtreaO
Ser 5a3tt mad 6em iran30iiihen
ariMsihiff ieuerten orei baitiife
qononeubooie 0as iran3oiiide mo
Elm amerifandde ariegshiii einea
galnt ob. Sn Der Salt nit Ser 0ie
@6iahrt eriolate 6lieb zines Der sc.
,pa.titiide Oes geitur3ten Brdii0enten
am llier Iielen. gs muroe erbrohen
mo Der Snhalt $4,000 in @oIo
uu0 10000 5aitiihe @our0es MIR
BEN BON BEN RobeI unter itd Der.
eiuer ser Suiuraeutenii6rer Be.
barptet. 0aB Ser omeFifauiihe Ge.
SurniB bauptidhlih Oatir
0erantuortlih it, ooB RorO Ileris
lid 10 ia3r itrau6te. Bort all Brince
an b%crlolien. Gieier 6iibrer Der.
6iientlihte cine Proclamation in Der
or often .,eineu Giplomaten" beidlii.
6iat, auf 0ie Iuuerion Salts hin'
,inuirfeu. Tieier Diplomat Diini6e
einen bIutiaen 3onilift b%erbei5uii5-
rem, Oamit ieju 9ono einen gorsudno
fir anneriou babe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
RradtoOac Sunminirnns.

@ieH. / Te3.
ar Gb,id pes etg3idhrsen @e.
aicrnnlsia6ilaum 0es d1iiers NraHi
,Ssitga lit 8ien ie7tliA lauminirt
mr. su1r Ia c.rem rcd nie oa1esue
ieneu @aBita5e. 1ie um1fe ser
a~at5e0rale oes 8~atab1uies uno az
ler anNeru 0iieuiIlteu @e56uoe er-
itr1hteu TIM Glan3e non Ilnieuoer
aaO A5eu2uisnSen oon e.egriheu
2ihtsrn. urA Ser mag;ite GTeff
uirS Hch A4rh mah;,9e sieftriihe
caeaaaier uro 5sr5alVds 6euag
err5at 8n 1GEeyu Saer 9sr Sof
su-s 1T siue 70 EuB hche Qaier.
froue cn .esr1 bcleW1gst rca
Lu t1asrs e.sfEu @Ih5
ano tu e5sr sen mod,
l Sen snitgr7 ser
rluata1uisr aseeucH 3gr
4reait FL N
oa res
r1f i
m Eccl
u1t co
@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

nete iidl eiHe @anif. heroorgeruien.
oHrh GAS iHrtterIite georange ser.
RON orei Seiten heran3iebeHoenMen.
lteangeHsen. Sunoerte muroen 3f
9oOen setreteH. oarunter Der a5ge,I
or0uete 6ol}I ms cine 5rau. geioeI
gumroeH }u Gooe getrampelt.
Ger aaiier Bat eine t~beiIfueiie 4ru.'
ueiiie e~rlaIieu uuo Dem 8remiermt-
ritter Don aebrenibal Ionic SEN otter.
.reihsuusariihen 9otihaitern inn
ausIoHS bo5e Croer ~perIiehen.
1;7u. l. Ge,.
Gs lit MN ieitseiteHt. sas sid
3abl ser i'm @e0rinae auf Sen Sfr,l
bea umsefommenen bier bstrs, y
Sic 3a5I oer itruer 8erlestgn III
auo Die Ser lethter @ar-esten nod
ais bnnoert
Ger 81iier tit idmerlih bsrgslI
Surd sie'e llri3lls uas bot g5
aieiem Srre se5lBert Die 90
oeH te,rt tsiH 9crrueri Al t%rsiis'
5s'n .e 'H ale nar m6alihei
~e1fla 1Bre3aa 20 purSe u y
sa5 ra5 Sornennd
ia aer5otan. a5er 81
rar % riena SAl
ale Rartrone 5erIor 8
10000 Rsniten III
Fa5e7 5Fuaorn Sahr
alsu5t Sos SIC 9ca .fT
7ie. grose II as omf
oo ei'le I'd nah i5re
1sen oSer sonSreu
raai uuroen.
Eoire roreen 2
4srionen per6fg.er
s at;laung
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
@emiiate stimmuna

Sotio ? Ee3
Die &reiie II 5Cir oes le'tern
psroHeatlldten &%2fcnuJeHs }iUiiteu
Eapan uno.0 SER Ser StNateu actaeil.
Ter au'ti'i Die srose 34earbeit &c..
sruB. Ser Scr AZ ais eiusn St1ritt
in Nes rchteu 8i6niui oie Cpuoii.
t~iou@grefg acci; GOOD Sic 8elicrllnl
Pr ma @a1Rotet Sis a5fo1lmen
ser e Sapdn tcuer.ei @ortheile
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
5apau.
saiffsnuslad.

SO@ S0pau. 2 leg
Ger i~apanilde E0mpfer u@iniei
@3aru9 lit osIi Ser 00he pen 8ei.
0eis&let aaeHtert muo Die aai5e 9e.
monmuiI un0 ale Raiia9iere an
9oro igu0 uaiergeaaltden.
0aut SEN neueiten9 dlrtt.cu aiaa
6cr 1ou1pier a8iulei 1RGru ana 90.
R~cosugaer inter Is tlrusr 20 @a.
1supr airr;S Seber
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

vAalt- & Lt
Hcygte oe 1r eaaer Grtlitsu1
oeeaea Guges e~rsi3geH Sab Sas
,ost cinea uerH1.sn &cr,
rrt NN a5tr ua q or3rib ue
t.r Sc oia iacas &a,cutea
asn -
n 1secranffcns rsroc ae
g s S1ae &oltaH Ne Ilur fCI
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Cr egr fr>e &euv~ar-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
ealaht NonnnAA
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Tie Nag Niall 4tllc,t fiuNlr,
au oog g3to em 9ana1isuert4o3
3vi 3ete Nfeel tsf'l5lel ma NollaaN
i3a,c teHHgsH usrot #as0
Ht .fati# foh atst 1sti
nlat. ta59 1a et 2t.eN d,
ar.t. Ws,ota
Giee wfr1 1 es uc r
5us g.sutsai
Qast aH t1Gt AsaH ..h.
tg Nsasea 'st .3fst.tr
pgu #s.f =3go at's Gsat
lano y aaGS .gauis 8er I5e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
araufrci6.
Gaittnnne ptrins saaan.

3ariS. 2. De3eaf6er.
Ger @ro5eB Ser bonn @raien Bonn
Sc Gaitellone aagen Die 4riBeiiiu Dc
Saqan. ieiue ebemalige Satin, an.
.geitrenat maroe I'M Die Serausgube
ieiner Orei aiuoer 8u erIaugen, mar
aui 6ente uertagt moroen. 9ie Brin.
.5eiiiR tuar betdumIih. e1e lie Sen
Braiea Sc Gaiteaone beirotbes.
.Trdulein InnO @oul0. lie critic
.Steung In oieiem 9ro3eB fGn0 1T
lester Wohe Itatt. unO Der aufpalt
.0es Braien ertllrte Oarin, 0aB sic
mornliihe Atmo5phdre i'm Saas.
bdlte Ser priH5lih S1gan'ihen ia.
mile Fir Riuoer nidt 8utrdgIid lei.
.ma0 01b 0iaie 0eshulb unter Die 90.
.hut Ser Marauiie Sc Guite0ane. oes
.@raien Dlutter. geiielIt ruer0en i0a.
ten. Ger Berthtsia1I ipar oieies
.@al nod i6eriIuter ais lssie Mode
SER G~lerenceuu Ser 8ertreter ser
&%rinseH1 Be Sadan betoute beute
mis- Rdd,araf. SAB ne irau30niden
@eritie INNER eHtidie0eu hdtten.
oaB e;ne Nueiie Seirafh aidltS nit
SEN RehteH Ser gltcrH 1T 9e}ll 0nf
ihrs Nnsoer ii fbun habe ie.bit niht
tn iolden Talien. near Vie Nuest e
Seiratb nfit Dem an1ebIIfeH M;i.
ihul0igen bsim Ghe5ruh itntileiun.
oeu habe Ser @ta' babe Sic form.
.lidle 9ri.dran GbgeaebeH odB or
.ieine Wiaie sariidjie1eH uiiroe.
lucru Sic RriBgliin rh ron brent
Mattcu trehute. Sic 1haraheu an
oeren 90pejs iidl Ser @roi anlebo-
ten b0ae. ieieH aleidllUlti1 iidn0ea.
ie.bit peu8 Sic dis rid'tjl crIoieien
lulroeg. oof IN feiner 8c}lehuul 8u
SIR Gr}iebunN Ser 3irser Ter @rai
.miig0e lptniger aatrie5en 0on SET
orge INN elS @obtbtim0ea ieiHtr
Wlr0er uls ron perlonlihew Has
uFro fuan5IeQeR GudHtt5u Set
iarer &etaetr1fAung NIT ibscm Je.
1enpdrtmca Gfaiteu hobe ote @rin.
3ti'in I'll ieaer NEiebn1l Inert 8iu-
oeru a|eleHibcr hge &'.idli criilt
Ter 8rai a5er ba5t ielncr et eintH
uaVer5abiiteu Sellce 0fJcn3eH
iHsen er 0ea perlieasnG.n Sgou0al
SAM 5Aa>su igiHss aHotr a,raa'.
81 hcper. or hGbe iih gHltr Soratc
beoteaf oe egrea Gr5isaertt .erHso-
lrsts ans Sen Grjase1 oou SaaaH
al6e cr n 9ricteR Die az lB ihn &C.
Irabsst eiHen @anoit1n aeuirnt
IeSta.t bsaatraae e. Nas 1tr &c
r.dtsao Sic 0laae aEvti't HlNcn az
.B @sisa1t 5isbt SaB 2c 0r~tn5efla
steSrja, 81 tcfsiyie 0os is 't MIC
aoiGeree,s uoh Isl 3a.gatt piSgr.
sega HuIrSe meaH Ser &el ieals
e'ee arm 8etie III 9a4a at Sic
Grveaana icina aigSw aas8sts.
asvaaSscset Oab ar utii reriaa.e
Sis 1ematssr Nr ainSsr 81 cey8
fen
Ncris . Cese-nstr
Cias Au.opNe 0eg fasse1r1,essn
2side Ser Snefa..gr sfr F-oI
Sttnaci. ssrau $'gu aa, s-1tacv
SsH sie 9etgi ia e aeu
Su'ioeSe sefiuset tlf 3s a1s
Set 1cS 8nidaueaa ~
~@-r.esu -, narsr "a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

@iaH. ,. December.
GepeihCu ans 9riiuit 5Higige hc.
Heu iih Bort ernite 3uiammenitoBc
suiideu Sihehen un0 Seutiheu er-
eiguet. SIS muBten Srrpoen ein-
ihrettea, Madden 31hIreide 8ra.cal.
Ter ms GoIi5hten 9erlesuusea erin.
Ten h1tten.