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Evening star., 1908-01-19
MANUFACTURED GEMS.
Interesting Experiments Made il
Berlin Before Experts.

BERLIN, January 1S.-Some interesting
tests Of manufactured precious stones
took place at the Natural History Mu-
scum in this city today in the presence OF
leading gem experts of Germany. The ex-
periments came about as result of the
interest aroused in the matter of manu-
factured gems by the recent stories from
Paris.
The stones tested today were manufac-
tured by a German company. Herr
Fischer. president of the German Society
of Jewellers and Gold and Siiversmiths. in
an interview after the experiments. de-
clared that among the forty stones exhib-
tied the artificial rub.es were the most
successful. being of remarkable beauty.
Sapphires. on the other hand. were not
SO successful. There were some manu-
featured yellow stones which resembled
topazes to an extraordinary degree, but
from the practical point OF view these
stones were not thought to be worth
much owing to the quantities of real to-
PAGES found. Herr Fischer said e
thought the manufacture Of rubies might
become a business proposition. but taking
the matter as a whole he does not con-
slider it will cause sensation.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
JAMESTOWN STATE BUILDINGS
Decree Allowed Twenty-Four States
for Time to Remove Structures.

NORFOLK. Va. January 1s.-United
States District Judge Waddill today al
lowed decree by which the twenty four
states OF the Union and others having
buildings upon sites at the jamestown ex-
position. held to be subject to general lien
claims against the property Of ths EXPOSE
ton. will have ninety days from the date
upon which the court determines the va
l.dNy OF the liens In which to take up
their optional contracts and six months
thereafter in which to remove their build
ings If they so desire. Some few recorded
their OPTIONAL contracts before liens were
filed and are declared to be entirely safe.
It also was proposed today. for the bene-
At of the states. to submit an early con-
sent decree allowing all to take up imme-
d.ately their optional site contracts with a
clear court title. the funds to be paid into
court and afterward litigated.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Run Down by Train and Killed.
Snecial Djsnatrh IN The Star

HAGERSTOWN, Md, January IS
Harry c. Hepfer, aged forty-two years. q
western Maryland railroad track walker,
was this morning run down by a freight
a short distance east Of Hagerstown and
literally ground to pieces. His head was
found on one side of the track. one leg
on the other side and portions of his body
were strewn for q distance of sixty yards.
His wife and three children survive.
Levi Porter. a retired business man of
Hagerstown. brother Of Mrs. William II.
Maisack, Washington, died at his home
here today from pneumonia, aged fifty
two years. His wife and two daughters
survive.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
TEMPERANCE FOLKS REBUKED.
Judge at Newburgh Hands Out q
Warning to Overzealous.

NEWBURGH, N. Y, January 18.-Mili-
tant temperance people OF the town bf
Newburgh were severely rebuked today
in the supreme court by Justice Joseph
Marschauser. The town voted no license
and a saloonkeeper applied in court for
another election. While the proceedings
were pending the no-license people bonn
barded Judge Marschauser with resolu-
tions and letters urging him to deny the
application.
Today Judge Marschauser refused to
hear the case and sent it before another
judge. He told the antI-license people
who were in court that their action in
addressing him was highly improper an.
was contempt Of court. He warned them
that II they ever repeated the offense he
would deal severely with them.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
KILLED BY A FALL.

Bronx Gardener Leaped From Fall.
ing Tree to His Death.
NEW YORK, January 1s.-In an at
tempt to avoid death in a pit Of bears
today Joseph Maher. a gardener at the
Bronx Zoo. leaped from a falling tree
into a beaver pond and was instantly
killed. Maher was pruning a tree be-
tween the bear inclosure and the beavers
pond.
Unknown to him the roots of the tree
had been eaten away by the beavers and
when he reached the top 1t gave way
with his weight. The falling trunk
swayed toward the bear pit and the gar
dener tried to swing himself clear of the
branches into the pond adjoining, but
his head struck the edge OF the bank,
breaking his neck.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
OF M'KINLEY
PROGRAM FOR CELEBRATION
OF BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Report Last Evening to United
States Historical Society-Nomi-
nation Of Officers.

At a meeting of the United States His
torical Society, held last night in the suite
Of the organization In the Munsey build
.nE. officers were nominated for the en-
suing year. and the program for the cele-
bration Of the birthday anniversary OF
the late President William Mckinley was
completed President Harry A. Colman
called attention to the fact that the Nc
Kinley services will be he'd at the Metro
politan M. e. Church, AZ and c streets.
the evening Of January 30. Col. George
8. Benson, chairman of the celebration
committee, and Mr.. Colman then pre-
senteu the following program for the
event:
Overture by the Marine Band; intro
ductory remarks, President Colman; invo-
cation, Rev. w. F. Brown of Pittsburg,
pa; ceremony by the Woman's Relief
Corps Of the G. A. R., under the direction
Of Mrs. Isabel Worrell Bal. District presi-
dent including the placing on the altar
Of the American flag which was drapeo
about the casket Of President Mckinney
during the obsequies over his remains the
ladies to march into the church to the
strains Of a military march by the Marine
Band: solo, President Mckinley's favorite
hymn, LEAD. Kindly Light" by Mrs
Inez Seymour Mcconnell. soprano; ad'
dress. Mr.. w. e; Andrews; auditor ai5or+ 10 doI
Marine Band: ''The Star spangled Ban
ner," by Mrs. Annie Grant Fug.tt, OF St
Patrtck's Church choir, accompanied py
the Marine Band; address, by former
United States Senator Sonn M. la IhursvGn h,, Non
Mcconnell, accompanied by the Marine
Band: benediction. 1t was stated that
nrobably Col. John Tweedale. U. s. A,
viii give a recitation or reading.
President Invited.
The society decided to invite President
Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks,
Sneaker Cannon, the members of the
cabinet. Assistant Secretary Newberry OF
the Navy Department. senators. repre-
sentatives, the American and Columbia
Historical societies. Prof. Willis L. Moore
and the members Of the National Geo
the 6. A. R.. the Spanish War Veterans
and other fraternal and patriotic organ
izations and the public to attend.
New members of the United States
Historical Society were elected as fol
lows: Mes%s. Cuno II. Rudolph. presi-
dent of the Board of Trade; Thomas w.
smith, william ]. Zeh. Col. c. =. Wood
and ]. Philip Hermann Of House 6
Hermann.
Labor Union 60 dPPOiuI q SollidAltCO VI
three to cooperate with the Fourth of
July celebration committee Of the his
torical society in making the event a
success.
Officers Nominated.
Nominations for officers to be elected
next month were made as follows:
President, Harry A. Colman, unani-
mously renominated and his good and
effective work for the society" COM
mended by several members; vice presi-
dents. Messrs. Cuno H. Rudolph, will
liam e. Andrews, Thomas W. Smith, C.
NJ Shinn, Col. C. e. Wood. o. B. Lester,
DR.. Florence Donohue: treasurer.
Col. NJ. A. Winter. vice president of the
the board Of editors, Capt. !. Walter
Mitchell: chairman of the celebration
and promotion board. Col. George s.
Benson: secretary, Capt. Homer u.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
THE INTEGRITY OF NORWAY.
Treaty Signed November 2 Approx
ed by the StorthinG.

e7@1e1
ed by the Storthing.
CHRISTIANIA. January 1S.-The stor-
thing today unanimously approved the
treaty, which was signed November 2
by representatives of Norway. France.
Great Britain. Germany and Russia, guar
anteeing the integrity of Norway.
At the time of the signing of this treaty
by the powers a declaration was also
signed by the Norwegian minister Of for
eign affairs and representatives of Great
Britain and France dissolving the treaty
of 1855. under which Great Britain and
France guaranteed the integrity of Nor
way and Sweden as against Russia.
Sweden did not become a signatory to
the new integrity treaty, and as a result
of this dissensions arose in the Swedish
cabinet leading to the resignation OF sew
eral of the ministers.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Milton Chase: librarian. Capt. Adolph
Van Reuth; curator. Col. w. Edgar
Pogers.
Board of regents-Harry A. Colman.
representative a. F. Dawson, William
E. Andrews. Florence Donohue. orlando
B. Lester, Adolph Van Reuth. Thomas
E. Will. John nj. Thurston. Franklin T.
Howe, Julius Milton Chase. Representa-
tive BENJAMIN P Birdsall, J. Walter
Mitchell, w. Edgar Rogers. Charles A.
Stillings, Homer ]. Locking. c. NJ
Shinn and ]. Philip Hermann. The
election will be held next month.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
An Entirely Different
Way of Selling Pianos.

The features that commend themselves to the sensible
piano buyer radically different from those that dis
tinguish the buying of piano from exclusive piano
that it is small wonder doing the piano busi
Of Washington. 1t will pay you to get acquaint
ed with the Hecht way The important features that
plan calls for penny at time of purchase-no
cash payment whatever-and sends the piano to your
home free trial. that you be it is just the
instrument YOU wish
Evening star., 1908-01-19
PERTINENT TO SOCIETIES.
Case Of Vital Importance to Order,
With. Insurance Feature.

LEXINGTON. KY. January 1s.-A case
of vital interest to secret orders which
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Rome's Schools Non-Religious.
Special Cablesram to The Star.
ROME. January 1S-The new municipal
council has passed q resolution for the
abolition OF religious instruction in the
schools Of Rome by q large majority
Evening star., 1908-01-19

The above picture shows of the leading grocery
of the southeast 1t handles Menbegs Bread almost exc
sively
Garden has been business here many years and has
handled Menbergs Bread since made
Those living this section will do we'll trade with
MI. Garden and get Menbergs Bread
Evening star., 1908-01-19

N wv VIII ItOlISC IIIdI
Y by presenting this
advertisement you
are under no expense
whatever at the time Of
purchase, as it is received
in lieu of the cash pay
ment. And another point
to keep in mind is that in
buying the Regal Piano
you secure one OF the
worlds standard instru-
ments; and the more you
know about pianos the
better pleased we would
be to have you call and in
spect them. There's moth
ing in modern piano con-
struction not embraced in
the renowned Regal in
stfuments.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
This Advertisement Is Worth $40 to You.

If you will bring this advertisement to store it
will be accepted the $Io cash payment any OF these
superb Regal Panos-thus you pay penny time
Of purchase So much confidence have that you will
find these elegant instruments perfectly satisfactory that
make favorable than have ever been named
for like hgh-grad pianos.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Sold throughout the world. Depote: London. 81.
C6arterhouse So: Paris. Rue de e rSix Avesy,.
snitS: China Hons KonS Dius Co: Japan. Nsiuys.
hSsss Lsr.n In. H4S,ss,s 4SS.n !:s nnS;sos
Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp. Sole Props. boseo0s
arPost-fee. CuticufA Booklet ON the ekins
Evening star., 1908-01-19
NN y E shall be glad at
Wv any time to place
in your home one

- - ~aSSAA
expense, if you but make
the request. This Piano is
to remain in your house,
to be used by you and
thoroughly tested. THEN,
should you desire 20 retain
it you can do so without
any expense whatsoever.
If you will present this ad-
vertisement it will be re-
ceived as the $40 cash pay
ment; $I.5o weekly then
pays for the Piano.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
Der nene ,siidlercisertraa

GttlfD0, 10. Ntars.
3uiihen Ser f~dnaOlidlen mo onte-
rlla. hca Realeruu9 lit ea0lid nab
Iaaqcu 9er5ano iuu8eu Elm lle5erein
tontue1 ~setraffen poroen. auf@rlH1o
0eTcu cjn Sertra1 SIR Resuljruaa
Der Tiibcrei 81 Sen @reE5gepd ern
ob5cIfloie an ucr9en farm Saroeii
bis ieet 6gfannt marSe, ioH cine aus
6 Ritlljeoern b~eitehcn0e 8ouatffscu
cruanut mec0en de orei uoa 2aaloa
inns 9meeifa). meldc Aaorou1n1
-cr,en ioa u6er SER ulo Giiler Ser
y Gcrcii0lien Sic @ro6e Scr 8eee
and Sic AH gaun8 uon uaereb9
wnisr fIc Sic &c' 1al1luoo -l.
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merlih Ser atecnaiois1ieH 8rgle
%. Ct Re50 G5ic ate ara
ncnieeH Den GaaHlp,atI-SN 81uu.
Sins Den &atgu Geo uRo Dir
81 Sael-Strl W &rTuif 0o
tla. Se tva1 ia1 oaH v'er
mt V4 1sge c1ocr &erl5
air oieicls 9citSoae-
mercer tails nHi s $40
ccr e.rcr Seie c.re aeig
.iolssn ic-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
@tntineIa.

Caracas, z. Wlar3. Yia
Mart ~ min Ii N

Caracas, z. Wlar3. gta
Bort Of spain. II. Wtdrl.
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G%yaiiOenten Gaitro ~geitelieu ernel-
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niaQ ser Ron NmerifeHeru Qelteno
3eamtien SAa0uerne NBipat9c
naiugrtetc bic peHf3olaniite Aielig.
nfBa GaB iic Bic Derlangte i%oioiti.
e 4lHNluort heute udt su gaben ucr.
mlge neil gtuerifa 5iS ieei Sic ibr1
ibermitielte 0iplomatiide Jtote nod
Widr 6%elutiuortst 9aite.
las Cbaraeyidt ser HepIblii ent
bob nenig DQH aai 8ltraa Der ueHe}o.
lQaahem Meaieruua mo 1ii 8ruao
Qeiisl0 reWahtern al0 aiAi heglide.
Her EorGtruHgen egHanltcn Ulaiiel.s
|pertuaiier iic Sic s9telp Gcsf IS Der.
nili0aj Asp5altGcmpon9 elmer mei.
iceeR StmtiioneI. @igr0hfa miro
Mss isiiCN orr 96eai5ruu9 6eiflea.
HaBmic Brim0eiBcitbum mrs ouOere
gseiIbt9nm Der %aeaaTgtcn @eiegidait
lrieoer i%ytiacaebea. NE gei6taa.
nahne eriolgie 3. ami @rum0 Uott
Observation-Disclosures peldle Gaitro
1igrsaa rc5ga ote ryfcm gogf &
gterisd} @spAaif GonJpdan" tinae.
lgiiU b0ite iUcil lie 0ngebliA Sic Wd.
100 Rcoclic f%iH0H5iclt WJteeibibt bG..
t.. Sic ermirth acrihtlite 3ab.
ldltlageteAle. m0 ais 0icici5su nidlt
bauug.yt tpHr6gn erfatne Die Gruetis
nlilB 0eo &tlleB9erpJlierS }tah
Der Hailiebr qildaeeo1etcH AbfeGH11
0eHeltff ipigO Ser u selYa,t se 0le
@aapicIleHt0tun Der @, aislGit. Sar
gFN0ilHHR Der SiflpritiF Der Ne
Rierun8 in ~staftionsmeae oeefauil
h5arGcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
oss GessuiuItans @uIai SafiS's
SterH ii i'm RieOsrsaHs
besrifFeu.
gisls RisSsrIassu.
ErGibent 6aiiru BON gsns5neln siebi
ben gereiuigten Stanten cine
iaRippiiae aHhBOrt.
Grit unhuortsH, Saua frassu.
9oris. II. g2drs.

FN~t~f - ~FNANUf
9lus Moroffo Der Regierung 3uge.
gaugeue gtodridtcu beinaen, DAB Der
Stern 0es Observation-Disclosures
in i6neaem Stifeu be9rlnm 1T. lie
~mie0erhol;en Sieae ser fraBoiii6elt
Xruppen ulO 0as 8erlaiien 0es "a.
gerS bel 0ledNelA6baIr ieitens YiI.
lui BAT inter eiuerBeioIgi6ait In.
5"uirieoeubcit ma llHpilen beruorQe.
rufen. ,3fUei Der madtIgiten Nal0S
in Glib Warotfo. 8lacld uHo lit0a.
al, Babcn bereit5 llnterban0lurgcs
nit Dem Sultan Ab0clA}i} eiHgelei.
tot. Ger 56erii 81 aitoni. lDeld,sr
bisbcr 92ulni-6aii0's SniereiieH in
Sc5 luabruabH ua0 ion ieIncr 3eit
BORT 5um Sultan Dos Iiaroffo aus
ruieH lleB bat .0u NhIlai Saiio nid)t
in Ser maroffauiifen 9anOesbaapt-
i.aot eridieH. ben 0tut5 DerloreH IND
q unicrlieqt teiBen 3Ueiiel mebr,
0aB Der 0bertommaa6eiu Ser Arnlee
ne9 Sultaus. General 9aa6ana. ole
SiaOi obne MjDeritan0 eiuHcbmeH
tam, meau es ihm nit Scr @robe-
sung oerielben mirflih Grnit it,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15

SaIiAer @er0adt. '9duerin:
sd gloub' aaepeil, oie 6at uitlern
@oGel g'rupit. aeii ge6' ul0 ihau'
no6! slfturat iolde 6eoern bat erl~
Starfe 3unut5ung. 56riter:
g&arum baben Sic benin nidJt &C.
ldoiien Ser 6ebImener. Sic itan0en
ia m~un0erburY~ - SonniaQsidQer:
&os, ana rod idieBen. peun Die
san gcrooe oui einen 5urennt2~
8eiul aou5ert 8oiiircr: sic
ha6eH ia MIR Elm Billet. oaralif tam
Sbre Gohter aber nidt NIT biHeinl~
Srau: .Rani, wegen oes fleinen
9td0dens braudeH sic 0oh nidt
lHebr MuIif modeHl"
9osboit. Sea, 9err Eoftor, SIR
0ampferfuie lit aber idon ie6r alt,
oem babe ih ibon ais iunges Mla0.
den aeb6rtl" .aber. qna0iaes
Trdulein. bat es oenn 6anlals idon
Gatlpier ~geaeben2"
- 9eoenflih. Sic: Cd bin iiber.
3eugt es 9i6t oieIe 9}60den. sic sie
melt gIildlider madeu f5nnten. ais
ih C. i'm itunoe bin.@ - Gr: .Tos
lit ia eben oas llnomgenebme tie
fonnten Is a5ar iie e0oaeu e nidt~
Srinfers Croft ~@ie id mid
irene. ooB i'd iriiher 10 0iel gehanfen
hlbel' - .Gsieio Ter 0,r.,~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
SallierrS plant @cind.
GrleSiat
Qonoon. 8 W}3s

Sonooti, 3. 4tQl3.
Snllntec3anie tbeilie hcutc Ser tell
u~ertrcteit0e 9remiermmiter. Gdae
toBler 9sduitl 9eln iriibereu Gre-
inter 9ulioifr uHo Sen unoerer ,Sa-
terpeioiteu nit. 0oB Ser Srief 0es
0eutihen 3oiieys an 0en eriteR 9oro
Ger A0mJrailtGf 2or0 Clpeeom0uth.
POM @abiuett ais &ri0ar5rief auae
icacn lei uno ans 0ieieut @runoe Gem
&lrlameHt uid't uorgelegt nueroen
t5nne. 9or0 Smcc0molitb habe Ben
@yiei ioiort rad gmpflug DEM
Staotsiefretdr 0e5 AeuBerea. 5tr
G0auarp Siren purseieaf uao 0icier
iei cbcHio ME er. gsdiit1. ST Der
uc53r}euqlBla Z8elouQt 0aB &aes
5dreibcu alitthsu Ga1rafars
~eHtbtAye ue ais @Sriuatfocrepoa.
0cH3 beranoclt ucrocg iollts
SoaHon. 9 gplr}.
IN @a,ioar els T56-er Ner Cpoe
N,iou l1 Stcug-
ser &e5ieruel III Ser E,ccs n.tal.
3'rleiln et ln.1
N nan oie Aasae3en5eit eEsJiLti9
gscoi1f icrg.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
e!emme 0er @uISldmieoc .nonitrie.

Gcmme Der 0DloidmieOr Snomitrie.
Sannrl 9. gfdrs.
Cine a5orOuung Der @ol0idmie0e.
SuOuitrie reiite Don bier mad Berlin.
Inn bon Der 3eidsregierunq Barriers
golo III for0erR. lie Serren erflar.
ten. penn ibrem 8erldngen nidt emf.
iprodeH meroe, mnBten 5000 4rbei-
Ter brooIDs meroen, Oa man ouEer
Stan>e iei, Sob aufjufaufeu. Die
Gei&sbmf moge 5elfen. Gas gleiul.
tot 8ablreiher a0uieren3en mar Der
geiheiO Der 9eiasbanf: fie beiibe
fem entbebrlihes @olo. Die ;nou-
Iirie m0ge ireibdH0ig i'm @eltmarft,
.beion0ers in S~iiOafrifa, faufen.
Die 3cidsfHan3miiere.
Berlin. 8. Mdrt.
@roBe5 aufieben erregt in ger5in.
onng nit Den &ei1s 5inansihpieria.
enc e%rflaruug 5es 6a5sriihen
,5inaBmiHiiters :. 8faii. Gieier
ipro6 ii6 0abin ans. bah fails bag
iid auf oirette geiteucruma Der.
bic 3e%raH3iebung bon GrbidJai.
ten, inter 5reilaifung Der fieineu
8ermoditnfie, fir bic ein5elitaateA
urnuigdnalih iei.
9iHr aOelisr 9iii3icre anf o9auiia".
Berlin. 9. Wdrj.
unongenebmes 4uiieben erreat sic
ShatloAe, Dab ser flcine aren3er
,Gan3i8", auf melbem GberIeutaant
) z. &rin3 a0albert, ser 0~rittdltete
Sobn 0es Starters, 0ienli tbat. aus
oOelige Gn3iere er6dlt.
Serarti9es eriititie 6is5er in Der
0farine nidt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
Ghrijtionia. 10. N1dr3.

Ger Same 0es Sdmeoen, ser
beute cine aHsabl Sdiiiie oif 0as
4onissihloB abieuerte. 1T Sobannes
@rea. er 1T oou 9erni Elm @rob-
mo mobnt ieit mcbrerea
Sabren bier. IS iheint, oaB er Die
1bat neriibte neil ieiner @niidt mad
Der St0Hig 6nafoH cine 3u groBe 81.
0iililte Dat uto Der 3olisei gegen-
iiber ertldrfe er. oaB Saafon aber-
banpt fein 8edt babe, in &orDesei
5i fem.
IS beiBt, Dab 8ren mebrere Sabre
N elmer Oaniihen SrrenaHitaIt 81.
6radie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
6bilc.
@enlenpeit anl N6nrlmrn.

8~alparaiio. 10. @ar3.
Sniolge Der &orihtsmaBreaeln,
bon ben 9eboroea megen Der
9euleHpdt in antofagaIta un0
.Squique ergriiien puroen, nimmt
Sic Seude bort ab.
aae Shii5e. Delbe bon SnOien an
.laagen, miiiien 81 Arica 0esinfisirt
.meroen; uro Sdiife fUelhe BON
.n0roliden S6eiie 6es Stiaen Sseans
meroen 81 Galao, 8eru
.Oesinii3irt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
gaodforS, ST., 10. 9adr3.
8nna6me Sc. asr6redsn in @epgarE.

glelp yort y. WARS.
Sn ieinem Sa~bresberitt iagt Ser
Gbefclerf oes 9iitriftsanipalts, So5n
q. Senneberrp 0aB ser 8rosentias
in Ser 3unn6me Der @er6rehen in
@roB = GeiD gorf ben Der 8eoolfe-
rungs5una6ue melt iiberiteige. SIN
Sabre 1907 crhoben oie 8robgeIhmos
renen 1886 mebr A~nflagel, dls i'm
@oriabre. 9ie3ahl Der erho6enengn-
flagen iiberitieg sic 0es Sabres 1906
I'M %. Die Ser 8erurt6eilungen in
sen Courts of General uno Special
Seiiions un0 3oli5eigeriAIen um 90
&ro3ent. Snfolge ser 3una6me ser
@erbrehen reip. Ser e~rbobencn Mn.
Hagen miiBte Die nGourt Of @enee>l
Sections" I'M 5ipei ueue @6tbeilun.
gen bermebrt mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
Sapan.
6iinf5cbnbnHOert Sanicr onrdl Seucr
seritprt.

8ofio. 8. Wdt5.
Sn 9legota. elmer Seeita9t an Der
0eltfuitg. brad geiteru AbeRo Inn 6
ltbr eth 6euer aus, peIhes emit qeger
2 llhc frib inter &ontroIe gebradt
uur0e [Sp elnem, q Ser 0aupfitra-
Sen Der Sta0t umfaHen0en 5erritos
RUM, muroen 1900 9duier total SER
ltort. &H 0ieiem g0n3en groBeu 81
itrift blie6 niht elm ein5t9e3 6aus
iteheH- Der &eriuit Ser iid} duf Dill
IioneH BON Dollars belaufen ioa,
tonute bis est nod Hidt setau felt.
gelte0t meroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
arscnhnien
NpaaanSiaer siea ber @eaiernna.

W0lltanolger sta Der aegIernHg.
9uenos 4ires. 10. Q1dr3.
9us Relultat Der geitern beenoe-
ten &abIen mir ben aongreB lit elm
Dolitdn0iger Sieg ser Gegierung.
gieielbe miro in bei0en SGuiern ser
nationalen @eiebae6mg iber cine
iold5e Mebr6eit Derfiigen, SAB iie OLE
lire MtaBndbmel miro 0urdfiibreu
fonnen. 2ie ans Ga 8a3, goIipia,
gemeloeten llnrliben in oeribieoeue.i
@roDin5en @rgeutinieH's nerOen pom
ser 8egierung aufs gnti6ieoenite
0emeHtirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15

Iidt nur lit er aus scr fat6ol!idea
Stride ausgeitoBeH Ma0 aler Ieiner
geiitIideu 9edie 0erIuitig ertlall.
i0noern sen &nfboliten aid) bel
Strafe Der DENOMINATION ie1er
&erfebr mir ibm perboten Uoroea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
EIrliihe CiiiaIfre uerhaitrt.
GanVtcn.
Aato. llaiaa bel cincr @ettia6ri.

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91.ro. IL Mars.
Grr &9coiD Wo3ute heutc In sc.
Oeo @et3oas uH0 Ben 0er}o.
lHl uau G9fHaalQAt la @elionolis
0gat c-iten 2isfomalil G}cttia6ug
iii Nauptcn BET eafc.be tmt 0lrd
erfeH llafal SIT ctJeln iaher4WdliB.
&abrs,ta 0e5 BUCirci &SgttfobreH5
yanutg eg @llt1 Hbey ctH aus ei1gIu.
au0crea @s3tat Observation-Disclosures
8il'en MIA aeffet} olia Dot glht Is
iubr I'M elre 9H}ad 3uibcl1r H3eia
mo mur0cg 2 asfielbct ugo cir sge.
ti}iit iolort 8clooia luoO - &tntae1
fisucr ucriegt Der s1acor uao 'et1e
@Ulte uCrlie8c1 0arouiAln lo'oe oie
Gv.tltlc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-15
See frii6cr in 6bieasO nniaiFg,
Omaha. gecb 10 g9Sr..

Omaha, gecb.. 10. 9edr3.
Gin b~er5ueifeIier @qriuh. Sic 9Per-
hanis 9tatiOHaI 8onf an ser Is. mo
Oarilam Str. 81 berauben, murOe
beute BON eInem @iamIe unteunonl.
men, ben man 5lierit fiir cinen Nm
arhilten belt, Der aber mad Qniid1t
Der @oii5ei Elm Geiitesaeit0rter lit.
Der 9fann CAB ieincn geamen aI3 z.
\. see, fritBer IN 3offoro, Sit,
nobHbaft. See fam flirs nod5 0ent
Seslnn Der @ei6ditsihnoen in Oas
8anfgebduoe mo lieB lid 0em 8ise.
graltoeuten Sutber 9rafe norlteaen,
Dem er Damn cine ange6lih mt gti-
troglpcerin aefiiate 6laide Dor Sic
9tale blelt nn0 lbm erfldrte, err milne
lotort $1,000 Baben. n~i0riqenfaus III
oas Bdnfgeb0lH0e in Die 9uit iprenk
gen iDeroe. 9rafe bebielt trob oeI,
groBen8efabr. IN Der er fi6 mo 5eine
&ollegen 81 idmeben glaubte, ieine
Selonnenbeit mo idlug Dem Wlanns
Der balbnerbuRgert nusIuh Dor, 3a4
crit had einem GeltaArant at ae6en.t
cine CUTE Wfabl5eit ein5unebmen uno
unterOeiien bic angeicgenbeit at be-
lpreden. See gtng in sic Sale un0
fpuroe fur5 oarnuf TeitgeHommeu.
Die Yoll5el muroe BON Sem 9r1ii-
benton Der 8anf benahrihtigt, Der
ben e.tem 9eben5immer aus Die Son.
oeriation nit angeb0rt bate.
4ls Die orei .nah Dem 8eItuurani
~seianoten @ebeimp0li5ilten Oas 2ofaI
%betraten, iaBen 9rofe uR0 See eiaan.
Der g~egeniiber m0 ipraden eiirig.
Die @eseimen ldIihen lid Don bi1-
ten beran unO umidIangen Ben
p9lHarhlten" pl6blid unO bat1en i'm
nd6iten 4ugen6lid 0ie 6laihe i'm 8e.
its. IS iheiut. OaB ser Snbalt SCI
6laide fein 0itroglp5eriR, ionoern
irgenO Elm anOerer barmIoier Stofl
lit.
4odforO. ST., 10. 9tdr3.
Ger Manu, ser in Omaha meaen
onge6li1 geplanter 9eraubung elmer
oortigen 8aHf oerbaitet muroe ua0
ieinen Ramen ais 6. g. see angob,
arbeitete bier mG6reno zines SbeilS
Oes b~erfIoIienen Sobres fir cine
9lumber -6irmo. OR bate eeiagt.
CT Jet bon Chicago mad &odior0 ge-
fommen.