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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
ATTY. J.C. DAVIS RETAINED
BY LUMBER COMPANIES

Atty. J. G. Davis left this city Sun
day for Radisson, Sawyer county,
Wis, where he will be engaged for the
next year or SO in Strengthening out
the title to thousands of acres of lands
owned by several large lumber COM
panies. Mr. Davis has had good
deal of experience in this particular
line of legal work, and was retained
by these concerns for d years work.
Mr.. Davis has practiced law in this
city for several years and during that
time has made many friends who will
be sorry to know that he will leave at
this time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
WISCONSIN STATE
CIVIL SERVICE

Notice is hereby given that COM
petitive examination will be held at
the capitol in Madison and at the
Civil Service Rooms in Milwau-
kee on Saturday, March 2Sth at nine
O'Clock a. M, for the position of eX-
pert stenographer for the railroad
commission. One position. Open to
men only. Salary 500 month with
chance of promotion for the right
man.
The candidate must be competent
to take dictation at It's words a
minute. He must be neat, accurate,
rapid and reliable Candidates must
provide typewriting machines, small
tables and unused note books for the
examination.
Persons interested should write to
the State Civil Service Commission al
Madison, for application blanks.
State Civil Service Commission,
f. e. Doty,
Secretary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19

This is what Hon. Jake Moore,
State Warden of Georgia, says of
Kodol For Dyspepsia: "E. G. Dewitt
& Co., Chicago. nl.-Dear Sirs-I
have suffered more than twenty years
from indigestion. About eighteen
months ago l had grown so much
worse that l could not digest crust
of corn bread and could not retain
anything on my stomach. | lost 25
lbs. ID fact l made up my mind that
could not live but a short time,
when friend of mine recommended
KodoL l consented TO try it to please
him and | was better in one day. l
know weigh more than | ever did in
my life and am in better health than
for many years. Kodol did it. [
keep asbottle constantly, and write
this hoping that humanity will be
benefited. Yours very truly, Jake G.
Moore, Atlanta, Aug. 10, 1904" Sold
bV johnson & Hill Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
PROTECT THE LAWNS NOW

If you are an ice-man, a delivery.
man, newspaper carrier or any other
sor5 of a fellow that in performing
your appointed tasks it becomes Dnec-
essary for you to skid over some ones
lawn, it might be prudent for you to
be more careful now that the snow
and ice is fast disappearing from the
ground, for the usual allotment OF
protests are being raised by property
owners against the carelessness and
disregard exhibited by people in run.
ming over lawns at this season of the
year.
With the condition of the ground
now, lawn can easily be disfgured
by just a little trampling and those
who are in the habit of making short
cuts are cautioned not to do SO any
more, if they, would retain their posi-
tion in the good graces of the property
holder.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
Do Not Crowd the Season.

The first warm Gays of spring bring
with them desire to get out and en-
Joy the exhilirating air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you won-
der where they all came from. The
heavy winter clothing is thrown aside
and many shed their fiannelS. Then
a cold wave comes and people say that
grip is epidemic. Colds at this season
are even more dangerous than in mid
winter, as there is much more danger
of pneumonia. Take Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, however, and you will
have nothing to fear. 1t always cures,
and we have never known cold to
result in pneumonia when it was
used 1t is pleasant and safe to take.
Children like it. For sale by John E.
DAILY Druggist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
MAY TIE UP
PICTURE SHOWS
Contested Patents may Stop
10000 Electric Theatres

If the moving picture industry,
which always is looking for new sub
iects full of action, should turn lens
on itself it might produce one of the
most exciting photographic results
on record.
For the industry, which of late
years has attained a world wide mag
nitude, suddenly has been plunged in
to genuine warfare. The latest turn
has made Chicago the seat of war.
This move was the filing of suit in
the federal circuit court by the Edison
Manufacturing company of West Or
ange, N. j., against Chicago optical
company.
The contest has graduated into aso-
called ''trust'' and independent"
fight. The suit filed against the COM
pany asks for an injunction against
the handling of moving picture films
on grounds that the Edison company
has the exclusive rights, based on a
patent issued years ago to Edison.
The independents also are alert.
Last week their interests were repre-
sented in a suit filed in New York
against the Edison company by the
Biograph company, alleging that the
Edison company is infringing On a
patent photographic camera, shuttle,
known as the Latham loop patent, !"
and held by the Biograph company.
! The two interests represent the en-
tire industry. Each asks that the
other be put out of the moving pic
ture business by injunction. If both
sides should win in their respective
suits, which is possible, all of the
moving picture exhibits in the coun-
/ try would have to close temporarily y
pending final adjudication.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
THE LIQUOR DEALERS
Issue Statement to the Public
Throuoh REPORTER.

To the Press
Pursuant to call issued by the
State Representativ VIM. Feuerpfeil,
of the State Liquor Dealers Protective
association, the liquor dealers of Grand
Rapids met in session at the Eagles
hall, March 18th, and after being in
formed of the aims and objects the
state association decided to affiliate
themselves with the state association.
The object of this association is for
the advancement and education of its
members, and to have the existing
laws relative to the liquor traffic
obeyed They ought to have the
hearty support of every citizen in this
respect.
James Mason, Pres.
Chas. A. Geise, Secy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
POTATO GROWERS
In CONVENTIO N
One Hundred Farmers were
visitors in the City

About 100 potato growers from all
sections of the state were gathered in
the city the past two days for their
annual alconvention. This is one branch
of the A. S. of E., and the discussions
and business to be transacted is fol
the ones specially interested in the
growth. of potatoes.
The sessions were opened in the
court house Tuesday, and all ! day
men interested in this line of agri
culture arrived and fully $50 were
present before the close Of the ses
sions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
SIS. PALMER PRESIDENT
OF GREEN BAY & WESTERN

Officers as follows were reelected
Thursday at the annual meeting OF
the Green Bay & Western road 10
Green Bay: S. S. Palmer, president;
j. A. Jordan, vice-president and
general manager; NJ. T. Cox, secretary
treasurer: J. C. Thurman, cashier and
auditor: W. C. Modisett. freight and
passenger agent.
The directors are MesSrs Palmer
Jordon, Cox, G. T. Blair and William
J. Wilson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
The General Paper company. the

The General Paper company, the re-
ported Organization of which into a
new paper combine of all the inn
portant paper, pulp and sulphite mills
in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota
has caused comment, is preparing to
close its general offices in the Wells
building by May 1. Much of the fur
niture, records and other possessions
are already packed up and ready to be
shipped to some other headquarters,
not yet fully decided upon.-Milwau-
kee Evening Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19

of material to match and harmonic
with the other furniture Of the rooms.
At the last meeting of the County
Board these improvements were
orders, and an appropriation of s1,500
was made for this purpose The i'm
provements also included the decora-
tion and furnishing of Court Reporter
Robert Morse's office
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
Few people in this city who heard
Co. Supt. of Schools

Few people in this city who heard
Charles A. Payne lecture on the
San Francisco earthquake last
year. will miss the opportunity OF
hearing his lecture which will be given
in this city some time this month.
Mr.. Payne is known as "The Traveller
and is certainly one of the most inter-
esting lecturers on the American plat
form.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having been repeatedly urged by
he citizens of Grand Rapids, l have
decided to stand for election as City
Treasurer for Grand Rapids, at the
coming municipal election. Thank
ing one and all for any efforts they
may put forth in my behalf, / am
Yours Resp't
Sam Church.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Both
Agreeable and Effective.

-Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
Group, and the fact that it is pleasant
to take and contains nothing in any
way injurious has made it favorite
with mothers. Mr.. W. S. Pelham, a
merchant of Kirksville. Iowa, says:
''For more than twenty years Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been my
leading remedy for all throat troubles.
1t is especially successful in cases of
Group. Children like it and my Gus
toners who have used it will not take
any other" For sale by John E.
DAILY Druggist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19

BE careful about that little cough.
Get something right away; some good,
reliable remedy that will move the
bowels. Keddney's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently yet promptly on the
bowels and allays inflammation at the
same time 1t is pleasant to take and
it is especially recommended for chill
dren, as it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by Johnson & Hill
Co
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19

Now is the time to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t drives out the
germs of winter, builds up the
stomach, kidneys and liver. The
most wonderful spriug tonic to make
people well. You'll be surprised with
results. 35c, Tea or Tablets. John
T.. DAILY Drug g. Jewelry Co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-03-19

(which is Which," is the title of
the junior class play to be given in the
Lincoln high school Friday evening.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

ssitritien nsrosn ion.s. ois bette unO
opieyniaiaite absr and Die ausoau-
srRoite moraliihs une %TiHaHciene un=
tertubuHg ben zen einegponoerten
auilfeH. Den Deutf1sn. 9olen,
SloDen. 6raH5oien ufp. ga erparisn
mare. Bon ben samericaniTrten"
uur englii hrtoeuosH &at6oliten,
Mot. Die einsspanosrien Sat6oIis
fen brauhsa isbt pscigitens mod feline
snsliite qrgHe. un0 0oh uuterfaBsn
Fe lie ensliihs md Die irrmoIprdhis
&c Suslsih. Die nur euglii6 reOens
Ben 8at5oliteu br0ufen ~unbeoinlt
cine tatbOliihs 9rsHs. iopobl idslite
ME n5fsntlihs. @ir nerosn lie dber
cine idqlidt 9rshs itafisn uno erie
itsn3fdbis erbolten. Ga lie lire pos
6entIite QreHe. Elm Organ I'm oas
dHoere. u~ntsrss5sH IaTen2 ST 0ch
srt oieltr Saae luieesr cine enaGlhe
taibolifde 3eiti6riit in goten @
bic Elm anieAnlites Alter erreiht bat
te. .Donaboe's Maeosire" 4uesen
mungelbaitgr llntertubuug feitens
Ter ensIiIdreoenOn Gat6pliteu einee-
gan8en, S3p. nit Der Rem gorfer
s@atboIic 8orlo" peri3mcl3sn NOR
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
RtrdJIfdJe
Qnd1rtmtFm.

Nm ndhfen samstas. Is. Qu9uft.
feieri Die Rirhe 0as Sen Mlarid 6ims
mslfabrt. 8agiel6s III Elm oeboiener
jeiertag. us 9igil Don Mari6 5ims
mtlfobrt If Der udhie 5rsitag Elm
geboteusr SAT- uro @6ninsn3tag.
Wttnautss. - am |. 3insta1
Dus0e Die feisrlife ginnei6Gne Der
prd6tissn neuen untsr 2situRa Der
e6rn. DominicanerfhpeHer its6ens
ten 6oIb Rufarb 4ooosm9 in Gorlib
ourt ben botw'fen 6ru. 9fftof 5or
Uon 9rssn Ban unttr 3ablrei6er geiit
liter 4Hiiiens ocasogen.
bis Qanioigsr pon Reo. Ql5srt
9ofg, Der feline Sttae isinsr gsfhD1d
ten 8sIuncbeit fpesen n~isoereeles. Dat,
III 8eo. u. Stint. Blister QTtieni an
oer Ct. 9aurentius sAir6e habier,
gum @Fiitsnisn an Ct. Mihaeps srs
nannt porosn. Gum 4finenten an
q. Gaurentius Duroc Der Reopref5nz
ter Ro. Sci. Barbian srnanns.
8as aUi osn Is. Quguf ones
issie prc0iHc.alconcii 1T umndHoe
baibsr ismpordr 0erin0bsn norosu.
5ohp. 81. 61aeinih gulsli.
GrInosr uHo lsit5eriesr giarrer bsr.
bieFssn Ct. 6pacint6= @emeiH5s, uHa
Rec 5. 8. aeos5 Iausidhriger qiar.
rer osr Sat9eora1emeinte. Hno cut
Sriudsr re- boAn'ifen brn. grs5s
Idols rem 81. gotsr 81 edpflitsn
6ausprdlaien nit BEN Wlonf8nors.
;itsi grHanHt poroen.
Inter Qeitgng be- b0hD'ftn
ORR. gr5bif6ois fam an /. gpnntaa
qr0iebabssnag IN MutkrbaaIs oer
shrn. 5raneiscansrfhpsfsrn ~ CT.
5r1ne,s ftati. a Ga~nofoatinsn
Duyssn siHss.lsi6s. gHi u Stnshern
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
(GinesIonbt0
Special priUiEceIcn fir sic 1sc'
fSrSerer bes KinSbeit Jeim
Dereins.
(einosfan6t1

Qm 70. Dloi B. 8. BAT Der 81. 8atsr
qapft gius Der 3ebnts alien QrieTern.
nsIts fir ben atno9sit 5siuSgereiu
t5dtig fHo, b%olgsH0ea bsniai9i:
H. Die bier SlapuIisre gunica for.
mula" Ten 8lGubigsn dubutsssn.
q Ultt SepiliguH9 bes Dio3eiaH.
9iihofss nit ben Roientrdn3sn zen
QblaB, gsHOnnt rad zen groifierss
Qatres, gu DerbiH0sn. inosn Fs nur
Elm Greu3seihen bard6tr MAIDEN. -
quf oieie Usiis asuinni Elm 5e5er,
osr eiHen 70 sspeibtsu RoisairaH3 Be-
tel, 800 Gage @5Iab fir jstss Batter
llnler unb @0e Mar.a.
Infer 1oHp'hsr Or. Grjbif6oi,
Qligr. G. 9. D1eBmu. Bat am ..
5ali bisls gepiaiguug nit 5~rsuoen
trtbsili.
Rec. .. RtebouB.
30. 500 5sfieriou Ctr.
Wfitpautss, Wis.
Bio8sicns5irecto rs
aino6sit JsIusg srsins.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
ltcber before pileee Ser IeeGs
Ten @cIcbiebt<fSricS,una fhreibi

botn. 81. Sol. u. G5is bon 9rpp,
SHo.. is9r 3eitgemdB IL. o.;
nSeit etpa 3ip0lf Sabren babe th
meine frsie Set ser oeusiten tatbolis
iteu Notwithstanding gepirmst.
Sc ldnger iA forl6e. oeHo me5r se=
MINT bel mir bic AnIi6t Die Obers
banb. 0ob Die Deutfden Dsr6dltniB
mdBig mebr ais ir0eRo cine dnsere
Patton sum Nui6au uno sur 9eieitis
gung oer tatboliiden Stride in Ter
0riinouR9 periooe QS25 bis 1900
beigetragen BADEN. Oa8 muB dber
bepie.fen perosn. 9ieRnigen, bic
peniger sstbau 6dben, peroen Iplter,
penH bic bano3reiflitsn 8epeile Oer
@ergefsnfeit onRim9eialen iino,
gang taHeIbe fir iil bebaupten.
Damn fpiro ss 6siBen: Phi naren
Die 8auleute. Sbr Daret nur Elm
8ruftbeil bis Materials.4 Mls Be
peis fir oieie 9ehOuptung peroen lie
oarouf binpsiien, 0aB lie i6sral
els Reoner uHb 1jibrsr auitraten.
DAB oieier 9orrdng ihnsn eingerdumt
purre. t6eils aus oeutf6er 8lei6s
siltiglsit uno 9utmiit6iQteii, unO
tbeils neil lie FONT nibt m~itge9angen
pdren. BAT man BIZ ndbtR perQeTen.
Dap ie 2. Die eriten 9lnIieoIer unO
8riinoer oer @emeiRSe raren. spa
ter 9ot man ebenfals peroeTen. BAR
RE 8eutihen pieIerorts nur oeshalb
fpGter nit Der Observation-Disclosures bes
gonnsn, neil ibr @~ldubenseifer lie
ordnate, nur bort iih Iei3uieben, no
@usiidt auf Stride. S6ule uno Qries
fter 0Orbanoen mar, uno boB an iebr
oieIen Srien bas tflttrdftige firhs
Tide 9eben crit nit ten Deutf6eu
ein5og.
Wsnn aIfo INFER @irten ouf tir6s
lifem @ebiet niht Qnoeru Qut1e.
fhriehn aperoen Ioa, miiFen mir iebt
NIT 3d6len, 0aten unO Ramen biz
8apeiie unIerer SbGti9tett feItnuoeln.
0aS beite WitteI gu oieIem .3ped 1T.
Dab Die Oeuti6en 3eitungeu Tire Cor
r%eiponoenten ouffor6ern, lire tir6lis
den 0adri6ten hit Sratit omen aus
alter 3eit gu piir3en. Dos niirbe
bic 9eri6te pisI in~tereTauter ma
den; oas beutl6e SelbtbenuBtiein
miir6e gehoben, uno bic Seutiae
9reFe niros an ltntsrfiibunq ess
pinnen. Sine paarmaIi9e 4uFfor0es
rung pirt aber nur penig geo6tuna
iiuoeu. Darum muB is 10 LANCE
fortgefeBt percen, big Ie IdlieBli6 be-
adtet spiro.
9or allen muB man Die 3a8bdfs
ti9teit oieler ii6erDinDen. mir
0euifden Tino nun NAL 70. Gar
man6e I9peigen oft, neil re Tiir6s
ten, ben 9eroa6t al erre0eu, re poIs
ten gerne lire 3amen ooer i6r Sc
f6reibIsI" in Der 3eituna 1e6sn.
auf tieie 8eiIe gsben gar piele gdus
iisine fir fpdters GeThihtfsForTdum
uno Notwithstanding %perloren. llnb
anf oieie 3asbafti9tsit un6 9eIdei0ens
Belt 1T 5uriid3ufii6ren. 6aB mir bis
ieBt nod gar gu fpenig an Bacterial
~aufugpeiien faben. Moden mir eis
uen QnfdHgl WsHn oas SutsreHe crit
oroentiih gefpedt lit, peroen Briefer
mo 9aien nitt oniteben, aus alien
gden uni gnben Steine unb 5tein6sn
herbei3uihleppeu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
=. Acknowledgement Scr 2lnt.
SSHcration.

Sn Bolton miro an beutigen 5onns
tag, 8. quguii, Sic Qmericanii6e 60
berdtion ber tat6oIifdsn 9ereine 81
i1rem z. NationalcouDent 5uiommeHs
t~reteu, Der bis gum II. bis. Odlern
iplrt. 6unoerie DON berporrdgeaben
tatb0liIfen Uldnnsrn aus alien 5hi.
len Der Union, idi6. gsrsiue oler 0as
tionalitGten in oieIem 2dnoe oertres
teu'o, psroen an oieIer GonpentioR
fbeilmbmeu, bic aud me6rere Gr5bie
fdoie UNI gil6ofe init ibrem 9eiuhe
betbren per0en. Das 5etprogr5mm
lit fol9enoss: Gonnta9. 8. Quguit,
1915 morgens 5odamt in Ter aaibes
orals gum 81. areu3. pobsi Der bod
MITE 81. gr3bii6of O'Gonnsa BON
Bolton Die s}eTpreoigt bolten pirb; 8
llbr absnos Mdnen0er iOmmlung in
Der SpmpboRbs6a ls. inter 8orTB BON
Rihtsr IN. 8. WurraD 0on Bottom.
pobei ser bohip'ite or. grBbiihoi o.
6onnea. Or. SEQ. 6ibbaro. Mdpor Don
Bolton, unb Son. 6. G. Draper, 8ices
gonperneur tss States. Qnfproben
baltsn Deroen, BE Der Qationalprdiis
bent Der 60bsrdtion, Son. Gop. gee
HsD cpn 9rooiiDn. bidntDorieH miro.
6Rrauf pirD 5r. Thomas Dnig1t,
U2. D., 20. 3. grofeHor Der 4Hatos
ME am 6oroarl Wleoicdl goltge In
Bolton. cine Rebt a6er sairhe uno
Wifnfhaft4 6lten. - Wontag 10.
2luguf. morgeus $3.50. Eesisnamt in
Der Girdt our unbsfI. gm5fdnguiB;
bisrouf 8eitditsHbunq. r. @a Binss
tao. II, 4ug., moraens 8 llhr u. nohs
mittags 2 ll6r. 9efdGftsNbunseH;
absnos 8 tar, WaHsnberiommiun9 in
Der Gpmpbonie s6ole, unter 8orhb oes
Qhtb. Sol. 3. CQtif oon Bottom,
pobei iolgsuee Re0sn ge6alten psrs
zen: Die iaiboiiffs grsHs" von
6on. 1bog. 8. Cannon. 6of
C5sri6ritsr Der aat5. 5oriter; Ter
iatboiiihe Qr6titsr7 con 6rn. :. 20.
6edsnlamp. .3r.. bon 6uincp Gus
prsms grdiieent Der 70. 8. H.; SO
psration" oom bohp'fsn ORR. 9iiGof
Ulc6aal oon 3reHtou. Ulittpch,
u. Dug, Dormitto9s 8 u5r geiddftss
iisunsen. DoHnsrstag 13. Nusult.
4nsiluq mad bsu i65nen Jnieln i'm
9oitorer 5sfeu uno Dinner IN einsm
mr Hgforig an Der Seeiits.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
St, aanrtrm.
9mHttmt,
aIiIwa,seee,

9euiiouat (8oar6insihuIe) fir fatbos
Hide yidbhsu nit gstroiienen 8orfe5rs
ungsn fir Eaaeibllerinuen.
Der glemeniars6 urius tiir fleinere WdOs
den IL snaieih cine Borbereitnna ami Die
sttie bl. Communion. Der b6bere 9mrius
bietet 9voseren Mdo9su cine 4~usbilbnnq
N ben hobersu Stublen niibliden 3siiiens;
in Wtuit. IN hsr ReGsntunlt i'm Deutiaen.'
IN Der 6dusnrbeit etc.
Dem auieitiSsn BerIaugeH ieiuen 50ds
tern In eti,em iatboli dem Jntitmt cine fduis
mannlibe ausb.lonng angeoeiben 3n loien.
mnroe RebnuH9 aetrageH burb eineu bles
beii9libeu GURUS. greile iebr mage a.
Das neue S9uliabr beeinnt am /. Sep,
teinber, 1908.
I'm msitere ausfnnit uHb @ataIos wenbs
man fid an.
Den. 1Itotber Superior,
ll75 Superior Strd6e,
~1llilmdufee, mis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

@ifsnItaits sGoaes unO Die bohiu,
99. 6eurb De9dat uno gbas. Borg.
meier DerOen ibneu aNiitiren. Reo. g,
bid. Gorcoran, fritber an Der Mar.
quttte lt~niperftdt, piro bic iinaere
GlaNe oes golees- DEPARTMENTS iibers
nebmeH uno 8eo. q. Sobn 9. 8uron,
peIter leBtss Sdbr bieIe GIaHe ~leitete,
Diro mad eem ct. Sohn's Gonsae in
2olebo Qe6en, ais Dice QrGIfoent uno
Stubien Prdisct. @m Samstag
Is. @ue. niro bic rsue ct. SoIepb'ss
Stride in 9ittle Berger ieierli6 eiRsez
peibt par0en.
8aufas Gttb, Mo. 8eim
8aoeu i'm Mtfouri 6luKs 1T am /.
Sountag bo6Ip. .. @~anoitus Wlers
tens, 8. 3. d.. infOlge zines Ser3
ihlases e%rtrunten. Die Qeide puroe
mad S%trtator. Su., no Der 9sritors
bene Dor % 50brsu ssboren un5 no
iein Batter unb @si6piIter nod mob
men, seiunot uno bort am I. Wlittpod
beigsieBt. q. /. p.
Detroit hid. = Die osiIIiHer
@ruCiiien fit ben bodap. Glerus Oisier
8i03eie beginner am q. @uguIt i'm
@humption college gu SanOpi6,
Ont, uno nerosn Don einem Rsoemp.
toriiens Batter geleitst perosu.
Grant Rapids, ibid. Der
bO6Dfte 6r. 8if6of gti6ter poa5oa
tiir3lih bic Ginpei6uug bes neuen
sMtrcp 5oipitaI Souatorium" in Big
9apibs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
ST. J[ROM['S COLLEGE
BERLIN, ONT.. CANADA.

BERLIN, ONT, CANADA.
Gommsrritls GURUS, nit ben nsuslisH
6anoelsi6WI 6dhsrn.
Observation-Disclosures ius, nit bolltius
oiagn @rperimentir gnboraiotiums.
6laFiiau nuO gbiloiobbiiGsr , SIRIUS.
8orbersiiung lir ipeeieIe Gurieu unb
Seminatien.
9siOnDrrs gOrtbtiIe fir bic GrItrnRna
Der DeniiGtu Sprahe.
Geidi Bn erre.den BON Detroit, Bort
3uron. Buffalo. Nia8ara SAILS, birscis
3i8s BON Chicago. Bette gflege II. ROT.
Rev. a. 4. xInner. c. n. Pres.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

p. 0oo. 1926 esboren uub purbs
1849 gum grisitsr gep.ibt. gis Dor
oieiem Sabre nirtie sr ols grofsHor
fir Qiiisrdiurgeidihts an qpcsum
bon 4po1inars. Su bisIsm Jabrs
puroe CT gum Gubititutsn ter 9res
rem. 1870 gum 5eeretdr Der latsiuis
fAen 8rieie, 1884 3u Dem bsr greOeR
an 5uriieu, i'm Sabre 1892 gum Ct
cretdr Der acknowledgements els
ndunt. 5m Sabre 1899 sr6ieli sr BEN
3itd goiriarh BON glntiodid, 1901
ben gairiartentitst Don Gonfantino-
pei uno i'm Sabre 1903 ben Garoi'
uolBbut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

nebm uno Iebrreih. Zen Reoen Dur.
be qufmertiamteit entgeeengebru6t
uno tisReouer sruteten rei6li6en Sci.
iaa. 8e IS ii6 ge66ti. mar Die 9s.
tbeiligun9 an alien 8eranitdltunaer
groB UNI Ie66ait. Qls 9gamie oes
Stdatsberbunoe8 nurotn erpdbli.
qrGi.. 8. q. 8od6oIi, Wenp6alia.
9ieeprdi., I6os. Mo6 bon 6aaetst
bile; Ghabm.. 9. M. 8. Dielmann.
Can antouio; Secretdr, 3. S9pegi
mann, San 4ntonio.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
JmbilGcn cemtIcl, > americas
miSc,ct. nricgfct.. Drs G,nasene

ittlc9er Rrteltcr. ~ Ods @pHoeHe
Su6ildum lam ieiern. Qm Ia. Nl9.,
bo6u. 6r. 6einri6 Mebrinq. Der an.
riid0esogen bon Der @eetlorqe in Gbi-
caqo qpobnt. T1s Silberne ,5u6iIdum
ionuen feisrn: Qm 3. Mug. 6odip. 6r.
IN. I. 2ofemes. 8ector oe8 gebrerfe-
mindrs gu CT. 6rancis. Dis. am r.,
bo6p. g. geoa GIoe9eeriua 8. r.
Wl., gommihariuS oss 6l 2dnoes uno
Guardian i'm College al grootlanO BEL
WaTbington. p. g.; bodtp. q. antos
minus WiImsr, O.W.gap., 9roDmciol
i'm 81. 9onoosntura z9loitsr, DIT.
elliott at Detroit. hid; am 49,,
6odn. g. Matt6dus 5dttsle. o. @.
g., Rsctor Ter Ct. Ularieu a@smeinbe
in cate 8iadae, Qri.; am %, 6o6p.
or. 8. 8. stopper, Rector Der 6eri
Stius@emeinoe gu Durpea. ga. - Qo
multos amos!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

Cine troflofs Statihit brinsen
Die tat6olH6tn gldtier ROm's iber
ben 3uiammen9aEs 5piifen btr urs
isrorddun8 bss Observation-Disclosures
in ben 5dnltn IND osr juaeHoIideH
Griminalitdt in StolisH. Die 3ablen
fir tos alter Don Is Biz 20 SabreH
rei6en Don 1850 biz 1905: 1850 49,.
80, 1860 1862. 1870 1854, 1880
22,319 1890 27.309. 1900 30.485
unb 1865 BAL. Das Ba6stbum
DER &eooltsrang 1T NIT bisier trimi.
uslsn 5tsiasrans nitt in Ginilang
3u brin8sn.