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The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
CHAPTER xLIv.-(contlnued.)

hit In fight. and then dipped
with nasty list TO star
u board.
Three other upright propel.
ers were still working. as were tho
propellers ahead and astern, but IL
only took Strong one glance at the In.
dicator To show that the ID had slow
ly begun TO drop.
He gave her all the power he could.
but still the indicator showed that.
though only slightly. the Di was drift
ing down.
The Victor was now beyond the
range of Strong's voice, even through
the megaphone, and he wondered what
courst Langley would pursue 1t was
the first time he had left him TO In
dependent command in tight place.
aud his reflections as he sat and
watched the indicator were far from
pleasant. All his hopes and all his
plans seemed drifting down to the
sea. If only" he thought TO himself.
Il had not listened TO Diana
But that reflection struck him as be-
ing disloyal, though his loyalty was
sorely tried. He was as helpless as
a rat in a trap. There was nothing. at
any rate, that he could do 10 save him
SELF.
However. he did his best by putting
the Di full speed ahead for the coast.
BIZ she made poor progress.
With every second as he drifted
down he knew he was becoming a
better and better target for the war
ships, which were already closing IN
upon MIN.
Then he saw that his plight had
she had put about and was now al
most directly overhead.
Had IL been possible for him TO do
so he would have warned her against
descending and told them to leave
him 10 his fate.
He would have been far more con
tent TO perish in the sea or from the
German guns than TO live and sufrer
the utter shame OF defeat.
The gun-fre was now becoming fast
again, and. though ii was evident thar
the gunners In the warships had LOST
their range. still the shells whistled
and shrieked uncomfortably near him
"A stray shot does It," Strong said
to himself.
AS he could rot warn the Victor. he
prayed that Langley might be quick
for two more shells came nearer than
the rest and warned him that at least
one OF the warships was finding the
lost range.
Then the Victor swooped, and few
seconds later had fetched UP beside
him.
Langley, though his face was pale
as ashes, did not falter at his task
He brought the Victor alongside the
Di to such a nicely that Strong
stretching out, caught the Victor's
gunwale and drew his own smallei
craft beside the larger one.
Then came another long screecf
from a shell, and another streak o
silver passed through the upright pro
pellers OF the Victor.
What is to be done?" asked Arbuth
rot. shall we leave her or SAW
herr"
But here Langley cried out in pro
test: Leave herr" he said. Never
have brought her down on the sid'
where the list IS Make her fast. keel
her going. and with the Victors assist
ance we will get her up
The shells were still whistling abou
them. but they set to work with grea
will. and in the space OF about min
ute had made the Di fast to the VIC
tors side.
Then Langley put the Victor GENT!
lup. and together the two airships ros'
slowly but surely for another THOUSAND
feet.
They were now well out OF range
and Strong had time TO breathe an
wipe the sweat from his forehead. III
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

conductor quit pounding Pa went OF
his car.
Now, wife, sed Pa, you see that the
immortal principul or right & justis
snail always prevail. dident pay a
extra fare, Pa sed. & | dident quit,
eether. Yes you did. sed Ma. the con
ductor made you quit. He did not, sed
Pa. the conductor quit.
Yes, he quit sed Ma. he quit pound
ing you. II 1t haddent been for
Charles, the hall boy, sed Ma. you
would have been beeten severely.
think you ought TO buy Charles sum
gin, Ma sed. & after this pay yure
fare.
Then Pa got up & was took into the
house. He looks awful funny today.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
The Manicure Lady
Shed Like to BE an Empress, But Not in China.
Queen of China for all the world"
Think Of Being a Chinese Barber!

Queen OF China for all the world
Think Of Being a Chinese Barber!
1T would be bad enough to be
manicure girl over there in the Flow
cry Kingdom. Just think of working
head barber! Winfred says that the
Chinese men don't get shaved very
often, not having much of any whisk-
ers, and he says that the duty OF the
head barber Is to cut of heads to
please the empress.
Wouldn't II be awful to be sitting
at my manicure table and see a head
rolling across the floor toward me?
Honest to goodness, George. would
throw a fit on the spot!
Besides, the Chinese gents let's
their nails git SO long that 1t would
take all day to trim 'em of, even IL
they would let you.
Sometimes, George, after have
ate a hearty dinner, | have the love-
lest dreams about setting on a throne
and looking down long hall, lined
with gold cloth and gems. | see hun
dreds OF handsome men and beautiful
women moving up and down the mar
bic floor, smiling such beautiful smiles
at me, and | hear wild cheers for the
queen, the queen
when wake up find that the hall
is my hall bedroom, and the wild
cheers Is the old gent coming home
from the ball given by the Order OF
Red Men. Ma has a awful time keep
ing him quiet when he goes to the
lodge.
Her Imperial Visions.
"Oh. well, George, | suppose all us
girls has them visions of being queens
or princesses. and | reckon most Of us
is woke up by the smell Of the sau-
sages mother loves to fry. But the
more Of life see. anu the more read
about poison and assassinations, the
more | am glad that am Just a mani
cure girl, earning honest living and
asking nothing OF no man, though, OF
course, IL he wants to slip over an
extra two bits that Is his own affairs"
II think you would make fine en-
press, at that" declared the Head Bar
Der. II was looking at the picture OF
the old gal that got hers over In Chi
ma. and think you are better looking.
Honest | do. Your eyes Is straighter
set in our face. and you have kinder
heart"
Thank you. George" said the Mani
cure Lady icily. II amt asked you for
any compliments. II you think you're
going to kid me, steer on Your wits
is about as sharp as your razors."
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
(, ,,.,..,. nemedv for Speed Mania.

\ y 0ute's Remedy for Speed Mania.
re Duke Of Northumberland at u
0rence on the motor question held
80 Mansion house yesterday after
<nx said he did not believe that the
<nlfies with motorists would ever
~ <vorcome until for certain offenses
1nenaIty was enforced of confiscat-
< ne car for 80 many months. His
no ala not wish to be too hard on
nor notorist. Let him come and
81 III car daily IL he likes. Let him
I5H : tear over II daily and see to Its
<oo1fh g II should be seen to; b1
80 VI him use It for six months
1m CnEoutclo
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
~ wINlFREp BLACK.
YESTERDAY I met q wom'

ID XRAIEhOAI L hACs -
used to know.
When l used to know her
she was pale and pinched,
lr3@ and she had anxious Lines on
- <brehead and about her mouth,
K9p 1res were worried, and she wore
Sntly q vague, conciliatory smile.
& r. kerday when I met the woman l
$3.50 20 know wouldn't have known
&13-nt ali II abe hadn't stopped and
co}16I me by name.
~ me-" said I, what In the
,vx11{ have you donef Have you been
"a rope. or what has happened?
= POOR" said the woman / used
A. low: "that's adjust plain every
6nx. comfortable, take-me-or-leave-me
u hive IN the dearest little house
~ Sver saw. just four rooms, the
Skl16Son and !.
ss75n not worried with servants.
- can have dinner ten minutes late
"a not be scowled at. We have what
~ ant to eat. and not what the cook
{hinks we ought to have.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
The Bitter Bit.

Lady Randolph Churchill invited
Bernard Shaw to luncheon, whereupon
he sent the following telegram:
Certainly not! What have done
TO provoke such an attack on my well
known hahit?"
To which Lady Randolph replied
Know nothing OF your habits. Hope
they are not as bad as your manners"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
Opportunity.

Master OF human destinies am |!
Fame, love and fortune on my foot
steps wait
Cities and fields walk: | penetrate
Deserts and fields remote, and passing
by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or
late,
| knock unbjddcn once at every
gate,
II sleeping, wake; II feasting. rise be-
Nl fore
/ turn away. II Is the hour OF fate
And they who follow me reach every
state
Mortals desire. and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or
hesitate.
Condemned to failure, penury and voc,
Seek me In vain, uselessly implore-
| answer not and return no moro.
John j. ingalls,.
IL came In to see IL can get some
fire insurance"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

ground q the conductor is
standing up. He is getting reddy TO go
to his car. Pa is getting reddy to go
up stairs TO the fat.
Pa & the conductor had fife about
a transfer Ma toald Pa last week
that he mussent talk meen to a conduc
tor. beekaus them poor men Is only
obay-ing orders.
The way Ma CAIN to say this TO Pa
he calm hoam & he was pritty mad
he was SO mad that he cuddent hardly
talk. What do you think of these
theeving cor-porashuns. Pa sed. see
they have cut off sum moar transfers
Do you think that l. as free Amer
lean citizen, am going to stand for It!
sed Pa.
doant think you will stand for II
as free American citizen sed Ma
but do think that as New Yorker
you will stand for anything witch is
framed up TO get yure mummy.
All, sed Pa, thare you are wrong
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

The mine horrors of Saturday
the slaughtering and suffocat-
ing of 1913 men by an explosion
in the Mariana coal mine in
Pennsylvania and the asphxyia-
ton of six men in shaft OF the
lakewood mine of the Detroit
Salt Co.-have become today the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

A womans idea of faith is to be.
iieve a thing because she believes Il.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

It's bad thing to be known as q
good thing
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
By WILLIAM =. KIRK.

E,TlHAT do you think, George?"
IM asked the Manicure Lady. az
UI she moved mournfully to her
U table. "of all them poor CHI
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

II came in to see II can get some
fire insurance"
ION your homer"
mo. on my job."-From the Hous-
ton Post.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30

During the last 10 years there has
been a great expansion In the value
OF the foreign trade OF Brazil.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-30
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

by WTECTNW r. NINN.
I~0HE picter In my slait today is
a picter Of Pa & a conductor
on a ST. car. They have jest
had a fife, & Pa is on the
rrnnnd q tha cnndncfnr Is
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alqIeIln. llrf.. 27. 9Lnril.

a@titliu, Ntkss ~. 3lptu.
@ei Dem aentern 0es IbeaRrboo.
te5 n0ldrion", adt DleiIen oberbal6
DER Diiinoung oes Ct sSrancis.,Slm.
les. ertranfen II Berionen, oarunter
eine 5rouersperion. 3ie @a6ribt
Don oen llHaliid puroe ban Dem
aapiidn oes gootes, u. ,Sopce, bier.
Der gebrad)t.
Gas Boot bate eihe Tragfrait
bon 65 Jomwn unO nerlieB SeIena
om 5ountag Qafmittog nit oen
Dtiiglia0eru elmer iog. QarncOnl.8e.
ieai6art on 8oro. oie bier 8oritel.
lungen gege6en bate Gas aeniern
0e5 Sabr3enges mnr0e 0nrh eiuen
8linoitoB peruriodt. Is beianoen iih
81 9erioneu an gor0, Die iid nuf
oas gefenterte Boot retteten. abpr
oie hoben &Seleu iptiIten 6Ie Diefitn
berunier un0 II ertraufen.
Sclena. 2lrf., %. apriI.
gpdtere ermittelungen baben or.
aeben, 0aB lei Dem llnaIiid nabe Ser
Winouna 0es Ct 3rancis ,gluiies
IS 0erionen ibr 9ebeu Derloreu Die
5o6tcn iito. Nnnn @oloen. gll6eri
yor0au. glmfeg Gale. 50 %. BERN
(,ynaeniar). SreHe 5lening, 3rant
9erg, gutf. G1n 1bomas. 5onl
gouse unt 6 gteser, nit Gtnihlub
eines sinoes.
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Gau Srrfcp's 0cmofraten.
1renion. VI. 81. 29. glpriI

~ANti4bltf -. NJ - AAiit.
Die beute bier abaeha!tene oemo.
fratilde Transformation enua6Ite
bclue cine Delegation CUR Genugr
)latiouultonuenhon obne iie 5u @uu.
itcn eines Observation-Disclosures
3u initrniren, bod lit iie angeuieicH
III alien 6raaen aeiddoiea 81 tim.
men. Sine ReioIution. Die Iclegaten
81 Suuiten pon ". s. grpan 3u in.
itruiren mur0e nic0eraeitiuut.
Ter frilbere guHOesieHator Games
Sniff ,Sr bate Die aontrolle IN ser
aoupention, uuo oa er gegen grDan
tit mir0en auh 9lnti grpanlete ais
0elegaien geudblt. gs madte it'd
ilber6aupt teIue Stmmuna fir
9rpan in oer aonpention fun6.
6olgen0es iiuo Die nah 0eHuer
gebenOen 3eleanten "a. large"
Senaior Sobn Sinhclifie, Qaiiait,
Iranf g. Stasenbah it,. Mercer
Games 5mit6 IT, 6ner; Sopar0
Garrow, Gamoen.
Gfellpertrefer W}ihaeI q. Te0ine,
Atlantic. s,obu 2 9en. 6iier, Sancs
6. Wartine. Union; Io0io 9. Grea.
Ter. Nlormoutb.
es heiBi, oaB BON 0en 5fDaa|ig
DIitriftoele1ateu nur bier 9rDaH.
leuie iino
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0erome in Scr 3luifmii6lr.
9leIp IN % AprII.


Sin ei9eat6iimtihes 9.ht aai oen
beijIaH 1iiiriftsagnaIi ,5erone
mirft Elm 6qn'e pon ihm por 0en
N0unliiiar 6la0 geu0dltes @e'
itdHoriB. oaB er 10 lange er TN Anli
III. nod n.e SEN ejroB9eidnDoreEgH
irgeHo Wsldle aHi aampa9aebeitra3e
6siia,ide geid'nl0igHn1gH unter'
brsi.eig. sseroma beauemie iih 81
0ie'em Gcit1n0nb. as 1raaflia
Eierrs. ser AHnait scr Rarteien BIZ
serones @aiigranHg Uom Amte Tor.
oarH Cen aniraa iiallie. oaB thm oig
Erotolo1Aasg Der 8roB9eidtDorc'
nen aus9sbaaoi5t miir0eu Oanit II
isiiiieagn f6nae ob syereHg mGbren6
ieiner amis5eit o.e 3e8sa Deridie0aag
9ariiferun85 Jglail'HaTfgn er9obenen
ssihuioisuH9gn iis 8atten u1seieg.
! ae HampagHe5eiirage scliefert. SsB
5rcB99dluoreneH niter5reiteie.
garlgi YrD.6erie ,5erome 6aB er
sw f5eialU5rgHen aie osfariiges ge.
ipsismafeyial anier5reiist 6a5s. aus.
agnommau in 8FrbNOuas nit anos.
ren TdiIen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Nenn GoOte.
Sine 0UIliiiuR bOH SabRmageH uabG
YpqlaHtHti, @idl., forosrt neaH
9ieRihenlebeH.
etDu gsrGstte.
Aud Oie Srmotratilde StantSfOHben.
tiOH DOn gseiu SerieB III ssseR
". ). SrgaR.
0eIsaaten nidt initrairt.
Netrnit Mih 2s aLnriL

Detroit, 9Iih.. 2S. slpriI.
giabe DpiiIdnti foaioirten bgtite
3mei groBe @aagouS Der Detroit,
SadlOu & Gbicago 3ailmap. Oeren
Snle oon Getroit nadl SSadion tiibrt.
mobren0 tie ie 40 Wteilen sic Shn.
oe 5uriidlegteu. Ger 3uiammenitob
ertolgte nit ioIh gaualtiger Strait.
Dab beioe g8ogen tn Sriimmer ainsell
m0 neun 8erionen aui ser STEELE
getoOtet mur0en. w1hretO eiaua 80
uiebr o0er meniger idluere @erleeun.
sen erIitten. Die llngefoHnlenen
linO:
Wfotormann Sia San. sSadion.
SSobu 8aaet. Detroit.
@bas. 9aron. Getrcit.
@eorge &. Somdro, Detroit.
0arboriHo 0'ronni, Detroit.
Sad Qic0mIlan, BON Suracuie,
g. q.
Trei nod uiht iSentifBirie @an.
uer
5oI9enoe @crleete lieepu aui oen
500 0ornie0er:
6rau S. s. Chamberlain, 2etroit.
gS. 9. Steper. Detroit.
9fop 9Siliams. glnu @rbnr.
Gin italieuicber 9Irbeiter.
Sdmmtlihe @eriebten murOeu nadl
Dem liniberfi.dis5oipita. IN glm Ar'
Dor gebradlt.
@s beiBt, SAB Der Wlotoriiibrer
Sia 5au ser get0Otet murOe. oas
llngliid oeridluloete oaOurh. oaB er
cine Crore fdlih befoIgte ooer iie
lalldl uerltl10.
Die ,Siuliie0 Gar," auf Der iid)
San beiauD. botte bellte einen uaen
8abrplaH. iniolaeoeHen er beute Ge.
troit 10 g.nuten iritber ais Joni
perlieb. Sau bate Srore. bel &arris
S9pitidl, , Mcilen wcitlib pon oer
llnaliidsitdtte. au3HboIien uuO oen
Sotalnagen paiiIreu 81 laiien, 5ay
fubr nber meiter lmo Oie aoliiiuu
eriolate. Ser gfotorfiibrer 8ingraOe
pom 2otaIluagen iprang alb, ais CT
job oaB ein 3uiamnenitoB umocr,
mei0lidJ tuar uno eutfom obne Der.
leBunQen.
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a. a0nareR.
NdibiiIgton. %. 9lpriI.

&dlbiligton, ~. Aprll
Ter 5enator 1aDIs Doa 9lrlan.
I las tis' henie i'm Seuat cine lclinOe
9auiyg3ung beruor ais er bebaupie.
lie. Dab orr Ss.re.ar 0es Sanern
10000 ,sao~~sr mdlt ali oen
,0ies1c'lilldieH Slien iii1re. mas sur
6oiss sa6g laB 0icig 10000 Ser
s i5Ula icrsr 5ie4tc ais SioiaHer
.brIast mirocR Gr iiiHrie Den 6aa
eingT Sn0iangl iaa.i.ie Oh ok ais 10
Aerion.lI 5slicbe 1a09a leleN > a.s
i9le3er tiaiii'8irt mo nur Der 3ebHle
ais ,sHo amer Bit ggsabeteH San
iGen aHi 0eu 5eagior Serater 09n
Ssio 'lN1le ieHe. 5ouHcrie er 0ielem
Ole 6raae So nlnh CT 0at ole ,g'l1'
acrs % issr 6C9e maFMn
er i.A 0adn Hirl am BIC.
ie ais 9,i8agrs@ aaliiil lr.e
Seuic temlle 2sr s iGlt oicier IS
io 5IlluaiiiEeg siei'a seieligH 6ra
&c r.r lia i1'el.ei0es Fesaater Scr
rgpua .suli1ca 1ea7scrgH mlo
sSoFs,eg csiHts 2 9 Is mi.oem
Sops bed ctnas awer SIS iprefca.
Flsa nc4I mi Oclr s. &Hssr befi1os
iiaiea Eria,9e jisr sDo~ll1aa iolpie
efe Aa53s. caarg Hlig0ernialI5e
Sbr.a1er mar>sn eaiiirt
I1 eer ea1o &Sa1ner IHlai3e
eyer ert1lF Ht1 ia Der Sisnu1
rf~f srff-Cr fffff frfs nfs EeHFrq
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Fl. qlnllI. NlInn- 29. 9[nriI.

VI. RulN. Wtlii-t "a. IpEH.
9luS 6roofIton @tun4 miro be.
ribtet, oaB Die Scanoia 5taatsbanf
lin Der neriloiieueu 81ht um $1,000
beranbt mur0e mo Die Rauber ibre
6ludt benerfitrailteu nabOem lie
Die ginmobner NIT 9leDolperidliilien
In iSMad gcbalten
Groofsi0n Nlinn. %. 9lpril.
1ie Ni1nucr oie lc6ic 9laht Die
hieiiae @anf braubeu. er6elteten
IS 900 ii EaplerBe0 Gs marea
min0eitcns iehs 5beiiHebHier. Sie
brafen 0ie 9orocrihiire NIT Bred.
eiien oui mo ipreualcH Damn Oie
Spin0e nit Tpuam.t 1ie 6rpIc.
lion pedte elmer aluinann Der ne
ben Der 9ant mplHi 2Inoere wur.
ben ourh Die gmeiie grplolion ans
Oem Shlai leidireti Ter eriter.
mabnte aauimarn @m Dier0iu!.
beaob iih oui oas gad ieines 81.
1au0es uHo ieuerie noa bort ans 10
5d)iliie aui Die @auuer bon ruelfen
elmer uerpuu0et wW0e. mie 8lutipg
rem baueiien
1rgi Der 3duber iloben Ia Der
RiftunB nad Stanoauiit 3mei aH.
0ere iiibrieH Sen renpunoeien Stunt.
pan uadl Der Sheane Don hilbert
Tiderion. 100 iie eIH Gtcro nn0 Bug.
an itablen uno 0ardui 0aslSeiie iut
ten.
pie umlieleu0en CrrtaiieH MIR.
oeu ioiort uon oem 4anfraub benadt
ridjtigt 10 Dab eiH gHifomnlen Der
8auner iehr idpperi3 lein miro
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
lDarnuna.
Der aOnsrefabscprOHets %artbOlO'
se6ietct Den grobibitiOuiiten EN-
sHsrsiihes pSalt4.
uHsbrli6sr aampf-
Sentet au, bah Der Semprren5asita'
tion cine anOere, nurrmartete
SeuesuHg segenii6sritegt.
Anaiuie Don ssmpercnssetrdnfeu.
@ai5ington, 80. gIDril.

H~et - ytttft~NAAf 49, 49, -
Ger befannte 0eltid.amerifanIidle
Acknowledgements 9arthoIot BON
@siiiouri eridHen heute Dor Dem &auss
i6mite iiir oen Giltrift 90lunibla
lm cine gIniprahe gegen Die SIMS
l@hl 81 balten, Die @robi6ItioH I'M
( Eiitrift perfiat.
4 ,0err gart6oiOt beganu ieine GeOe
nit Der @rflGriing OaB @robibition
ein Nerf oes Sertfels iei. Inn ole
menihlihe 6anilie oeito iiderer on
0ns areu3 oes aonias 9llfoboI 5il no.
geln. or ueruftbeilte in oen idjdri-
iteu 9lus0riiden Oa5 @oraeben
Der nprofeiiiouellen &robibiiionIitea"
( 6rauen unO ainOer in ibren Gienit
{ 5u preiieh un0 ielbit Die @eiiidle ii5er
! Stadtslegislaturen 5u ld)mIngen.
llnO nun ueriuHten iie iogar sic
&eitldeasb beim aongreB ali5upen.
f ben Gin iolhes llnierfnnaen miiiie
! Ieooh Don Oeu i5reun0ea Ser peri6H-
! llben Srei6eit ais elm Seiabrlisnal
betradtet per0tn. S3err 9isth.!,1
( CAB 81 Ueriteben, oaB penn Sic @r0.
blbitialliiten lire Alitdiiou in Der
( bisberi1ea @eiie forfietien Sic Seq.
ner 0ielcr 9erueglinl nahitens uiel-
)leldlt lelbit eine slgiiation ms @erf
( ieeen.
~@cnn sizes 70 meitar ge6t.4 err
ltldr'e gr apn 9.eie @robl5itio-
tnllteu 0ie 5ag0aa6ifale Der Inter.
IiutunJ OHra Sic 9lelierung uho
s8rob oiiion 5l'aeM Dam peroea mir
sDlrlleial ned Uisi ueiter qeben ais
Nel6it tic 5ea5iitiseu g2ir mer0en
}oelleidlt feiti,clea ob es uidt 8bat.
la&c it, od80igIeamerIfauiideS Seime
IN bic 8~iifs 1caga mei. Die @attin-
,nen uao 92listter lire 3eit ami Ser
I 5traBen reg5guIcn Rl0 iijr &robi-
Jitinl %fanal1n0l MAIDEN. 9Sir
ueroen pisaeihi ieibuitenen per.
iuhen, Oh Mat uiele aIempgreniqe-
traufe" 0ie ben amerifoniiden
6rouen in efelcrrelen0cn 0uaHtitd-
ten pertilaimeyOen. Alfo6oi eniJaliea
pn0 iddoIih iiuo1
Der 6s0Her bgbauptete. 0aB Gro-
{bibition ii1 in eia gr5orgtes @e,pano
elmer BON 0Cg Stride ausgeben0ed
Z 8eipeauna biiae
( Serr 9art1oi0t erGob ierncr sen
7 8oruuri asggn Sic Siihrer ser @ro,
{ bibiiioHilten 0aB tie oie &eriaiiua1
miBahien rSie iilo @iaens agf
bic aouititutiou iii ipudan iaate e..
,,fDenn lie oa0ardl loren 3ped errei-
Gen fonlen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
@eiR nnO idnuari n0dl cinmaI.


Gin 6emerfenspert6er llnterid,ieo
6euiHt 5wiiden sen gleuBerungen
DER uciBen unO iarbigeu Niit9lieoer
Ger Cosmopolitan SocietD, melhe
ON @tontag 9lbenO Dem @anfett IN
Feds Geitalration benuobnten Sier
Uertebrteu. luie berihtet, sic iarbiaen
unO peiBen gbeilbaber nHteiuan0er,
ais ob iie auf erner unO oerielbeH
geiellid)afhiden Stuie itdnoen Dit
Hur menigeu glusHohuieu babeu Die
rueiBen @iitglieOer Sic gafldrumg ab.
seae6en. oaB iie elmer Gernliihuna
teiOcr 9diieu 0nrh 0eirntben ent-
idieOeH abaeueigt iin0 uHo iiber-
taupt pon einem ioldlen Shrttt teine
9oiung seS AaiieafampfeS erparfen.
Samilton Sol, &eOattelm oes aSSn-
oepcn0ent ertlorte oaB er uie elmer
9iaienniiihunQ 0o5 99ort reoete.
9gegen nmht 9nore Srioon ein
Srau5oie ul0 Shabneiiter Der t5e.
ieaifdit. feiu SaaI ans ietner 9efilr.
iuortnng Der @aiclperniid]ltng.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Cation. ga. %. 9lpriI.
9ie Mrilsnrnec.

GoItb 9enS., SSnS.. %. slpriI.
Ole nerihieOeuen NlitgIie0er Ser
Seilsarntee. i'm @aIpen % 9lGnner,
Sranen nnO NldOhen. iino 0uf Der.
anIaiiung Oes Roli5eidlefS 9lcg9eenen
IN Sait genoHrmeu iuor0en G. mur.
De itnen luieoer9oIt eeiag., DAB 1ie
Die SirnBe irht ais 8erlanHlInnas-
plat berntteu 0iiviteu, aber iie fCbr.
ten Iih iiid)t 0aran.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
@linber Gifrr.
Cecatur Sa., %. slpriI.

AeCulHIy NSu., %. NptlA.
Ser GeD. Is. y. 9leOger, eriter 8e.
0iilie 0es befaunten ebenaligeH 8aie.
61ilipieIer5 uu0 iebigen gDangeIilten
9iau Sui0ap. mur0e pom elmer @e.
idquoreuen5anf in Warrensburg Inn
$40 beitrait. neil er pon Der aanjel
herab oeu gbarafier eines Niannes
9lanens Charles 8atdlelocr anariif
mo erflart bate, 0aB man 0ieien
gut i'm 9luge bebalten moge. Oa er
i'm StaHoe lei. oie @rOniiiie BON Den
9lugen zines toOten Ylanues 81 lteb.
len.
9atdleloer bate SEN Grimm oes
GeO. 9,leoger 0aolirh beruurgerrfeu,
oaB er iid) uint pom ibm befebren
laiien moQte Ter GeriirtbeiIie mil
9eriliaug einlegen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
@raen gInardilten.
llcln glorf. %. 9lhril.

&obert 8aidorn ser biSberiae
ginwanoerurgstpHmiiiar. miro Dem
@eruebuen nod rcii9Hiren. um Die
Steae eines Gbefs oes Eeportemeufs
I'M SauoeIS. uu0 Nferbauminiiieri.
Inn 5u iibernebmen. peldcs li6 init
oer 2luslhlieBuua ser anorhiiien sn
heiaiien bat. DIeies Department
ioa im @inilana NIT oen europaiiden
8egIerlmaen banoeln.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
ran 0grrn.
9iep gort %

AsiO 39ri % ADriI
Ghe Srau ~ 6. Gorep. e6ennIs
Ma6ege c5iman. mir ihrcm 8atten
aHf Sem Iompfer ~Geufid,lauo" Sic
6eiis nab europa anirat erflarie
iig CAB iic nit oem betagHien 5aH.
Fer Sean = @ss]te ein llcberein.
seHHIea 5eHofiaa HID inter lelnr
2eilal 5eridieosne GpernrolleH Elm.
iinoiecn iuoae las 9tid.t5t.'nu lei
FOE III boasm 0'ra3e suvioer 1pd.
ter aeaenfe iis il ihrem SdllaB Reae
4ar.s ein eiaeges lhe1ter 5a P1flf.
eH Sic beiTea 8rafie 5u cHiga8iren
mo Die aurii nat araffen 81 ToF'
Bern
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
RsIia5Ier aanatismns.
eaiton, 30, %. 2lpriI

EdfiQN, 4a., -. Nptit.
7e llnieriuhuHg Ser na5ereu
llmitdn6e, lpelhe bic Grmoroun9 Der
fiiniidbriaen 6ohter oes &enrD
Smit6'ifsn ebepaares in QaiaHce
IA 3rua0e laggn. lDar0en behe
0urdl 0en Coroner Don 9fa3aret6 b.,
9ounea. 1as gpnanHte G5epaar
un0 gahmaH ser Cnfei 6es Uiao.
feus lDPIder 6igies im reliqIoiea
5anatismus t00ictg, beiiHoen iif I'm
GouniDaeianguib. 9ahmaH erflar.
ie oaB 0as stiu0 pom Jeuiel BE-.
eiien mar. or pe1langt geireBigi
80 Defben oanlit er oor Goiies
T3raa eri1pigea un0 iiber idae
M fion 3ur 3ieiiuug oes 0eHibsn.
4 is6tg @ehsnitaft ab.egen fdnn.
956reab Smith bebanptei. oaB Eeii
Inrett JeihaB Uuroe, ialeiHt ieiHe
5raG i9re GaSs beiier sn erseHnea.