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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
TILTED, HE ENDS
LIFE At PHONE
FORMER FiANcEE REFUSING TO
TALK OVER WIRE. cHIcAcoAN
SHOOTS HIMSELF.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Standing at the
telephone, John Mollet, of No. 9S Col
oradoave., committed suicide py
shooting himself Olga Buchanan. OF
so Wells-st., to whom he had been
engaged, refused to talk TO him.
According to relatives the young
man had hardly died when Miss Buell.
mann called up to talk with him.
Il answered the phone" said Alex
ander Mollet, land II was Miss Buehl-
mann. She asked to talk to John
and told her he couldn't talk to her.
She wanted to know why, and | told
her he had shot himself. She hurried
to our place and seemed to be grief
stricken over the affair"
Mollet had arranged to leave his
Job as clerk in the grocery of his
brother. Alexander, with the idea OF
going To Colorado. His fiancee refused
to accompany him. A quarrel follow
ed.
Mollet called up Miss Buchanan
from the grocery to make last ap'
peal. Mrs. Buchanan, the girls moth
err answered the phone and told Mol
let that her daughter was upstairs
and would not come down.
Mrs. Alexander Mollet saw her
brother-in-law at the instrument.
olga won't talk to me-" he said. Il
am going to shoot myself"
Mrs. Mollet called her husband. AS
he was hurrying to the Respondent
man the latter drew revolver. placed
II against his head and fired. He died
few minutes later at the Garneio
Park sanitarium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

With a theory that human health
Is dependent on the stomach and with
medicine which he says proves this
theory. l.. T. Cooper, a comparatively
young man. has built up an immense
following during the past year.
Cooper has visited most OF the lead
ing cities OF the country, and In each
city has aroused a storm OF discussion
about his beliefs and his medicines.
Wherever he has gone, people nave
called upon him by tens OF thousands,
and his preparation has sold In I'M
mense quantities.
The sale OF this medicine has now
spread over the entire country, and Is
growing enormously each day. In view
OF this, the following statements from
two OF the great number OF followers
which he now has. are OF general In
terest.
Mrs. Agnes viggenhouser. OF e42 st.
IIouis-avea Chicago, has the following
TO say on the subject Of the Cooper
nreuarations: For more than ten
years I was broken down In health. |
could not sleep and I was very ner-
vous. Gradually began to lose my
memory. until could not remember
things from one day to another. | had
severe pains and cramps in my body,
and would at times see dark spots
before my eyes. / was unable to do
nny work whatever, al my strength
was failing. I had no appetite, nor
icouid I take any mediclnes+-----------
4 II had about given up hope OF ever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
SOME STATEMENTS
REGARDING new THEORY
Followers Of Cooper and Ills Novel Ideas Give
Reason fer Their Belief in Him.

being well again when / read OF Mr..
Coopers remedies. / decided to give
them trial, and began to feel better
at once. After taking the medicine for
two weeks l can say that l am a new
woman. can eat with enjoyment, the
pains in my body have left me, and /
am stronger than l have been for
years.
II cannot say enough for Mr.
Cooper's remedies. They are wonder
full, for they have done everything
claimed for them In my case"
Another statement by Mr.. w. b.
Stewart, 100 W. Madison-st-, Chicago,
is as follows II have had stomach
trouble for years, and anyone who Is
afflicted this way knows what an awful
distressed feeling II causes. Many a
time have felt that I would give most
any price to be cured. 1T was by ac-
cident that heard Of this man
Cooper's remedies Immediately
made up my mind TO buy treatment
OF him. I used II for about two weeks,
and il is impossible to tell how much
good AZ has done me. feel altogether
different. have more life and energy
than have had for years. This medi-
| ctun- certainly does stimulate and
strengthen the whole system Tired
feeling and weak condition OF the
stomach has entirely passed away. I
feel we'll again"
The Cooper Remedies are sold in De.
ttToit by all drnggizts. Trade supplied
Thy Michigan Brug Co. --=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
INDICT VOORHEES, AND
COMBES FOR PERJURY

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE special
grand jury handed up two indict-
ments to Justice Bowling, one case
against ex-Gov. Foster NJ. voorhees,,
OF New Jersey, and the other against
Frank G.. Combes, also OF New Jer-
sey. Mr.. voohees Is president and
Mr.. Combes secretary of the Bankers
Life Insurance Co, New York.
Both indictments charge perjury.
They were found on evidence show
ing that Mr.. Voorhees, and Mr..
Combes certified to false reports 10
the state superintendent of insur-
ance concerning certain dividends
which should have been paid 70
policyholders from 1902 to 1905. Mr..
Voorhees, formerly was governor Of
New Jersey.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
DEPOSTTORS CLAMOR FOR
ARREST OF FRANK LYLE

DowAGIAC, Mich, Feb. 14.-Ru-
mors are now heard that creditors OF
Frank Lyle's private bank are clamor-
ing for his arrest and involuntary
bankruptcy in case he fails to file a
voluntary bankruptcy petition within
short time.
II is said that the trust funds on de-
posit in the bank, such as the Elks.
for which Lyle is treasurer, and all
school, county and township funds will
be preferred before individual deposit
ors' accounts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
MILLIONAIRE PRATT
WEBS WEALTHY GIRL

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Feb. 14.-New
York dispatches announce the mar
rage, yesterday. of Arthur l.. Pratt
millionaire paper manufacturer OF
Kalamazoo, and Miss Evelyn F. Hull,
of the same city. The bride Is %
years old and the bridegroom 45. The
first Mrs. Pratt was granted divorce
last July.
Mr.. Pratt laid the foundation of his
fortune In Observation-Disclosures machines
which he invented. His bride IL worth
81 .000,0 in ner own right. The first
Mrs. Pratt was Miss Elizabeth Wag-
ner. The divorce was granted In Dem
yer, on the ground OF cruelty. The Gus
tody OF their S-year-old daughter was
given to the mother. Three days az
ter securing her divorce, the first Mrs.
Pratt was married TO Frederick A.
Pease, son OF f. A. Pease, OF Detroit.
Mrs. Pease died in Denver last fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
G. H. NORMAN, RESCUER
OF CERvERA, is DEAD

BOSTON, Feb. 14.--George II. Nor
man, aged as, OF Brookline and New.
port. prominent In society and as q
polo player, who distinguished him
self especially when. an an officer on
the gunboat Gloucester during the
spanish-AmerIcan war, he took Admir-
al Cervera, of the Spanish feet, on the
burning flagship Tnfanta Maria Teresa.
died at the Corey Hill hospital In
Brookline. following surgical oper-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
FARMERS HARVESTER
TRUST is BUSTED

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Feb. 14.-The
farmers trust" Is busted
The Farmers Cooperative Harvest
ing Co. of America. organized fiya
wears ago by VIM. u. whiteley. the
s,reaper king" has gone into the
hands Of a receiver. Large amounts
~ stock are held among the farmers
30 the country. and II IL thought that
,here is about s35o.000 OF this stock
outstanding. The liabinues nave noS
been announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
Florence Nightingale.

Florence Nightingale, who was re.
Gently decorated by King Edward
with the Order OF Merit, made her
worldwide fame in 1854, when she
went out. with few helpers. 10 nurse
sick and wounded British soldiers dur.
Ing the Crimean war. Her ability and
kindness won the esteem OF the troops
and she completely transformed the
military hospital arrangements Owing
10 overwork at the time she has beea
an invalid ever since. She Is now "a
years old. and has been ibed-ridden foi
many years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

The water supply of London u de-
rived from the Thames and Lee rivers
and from springs and wells. Accord
ing TO the Lancet, Il 10 adequate for
the present. though the per capita con-
sumption Is only SO or 80 gallons, as
against consumption OF zoo gallons
In Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

Only One ~BRoMo oUTNINE,-
That ~ LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for the signature Of E.w. GROVE.
Used the World over to Cure Cold In
One Day. 25c-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14
Around the State
in a Hurry

CARLETON--Two freights on the
Detroit, Toledo & lronton met nead-on
a mile west of here, yesterday, In
fog, the impact smashing the fronts OIL
both engines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

CALUMET--Mrs. Jacques Provette
has succeeded In finding her son Arm
old, who ran away from his nome III
Indiana, three years ago. he Is no"
10 years old and Is working In the
mines here. An uncle at Lebanon mas
promised to find employment for the
youth and he and his mother VIII re-
turn home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

ADRIAN--More than 500 ATTENDED
the seventh annual banquet OF tn
Mckinley club. Ex-Congressman n
C. smith was POSTMASTER. Addresse.
we're made by congressman G. r
Townsend OF Jackson. julius Kahn
of California, and Geo. s. Legare, o
South Carolina.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-14

LANSING-The annual banquet OF
the Zach Chandler club was attended
by 600. The meeting was held In Ma
sonic temple and the addresses OF u.
]. Diekema Of Holland. Z. l.. Hamilton
OF the fourth district, and Willis L.
Moore. chief of the weather bureau,
were loudly cheered. Judge II. a..
Lockwood, OF Monroe. was toastmas-
ter
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
CarifreUiIiOns plSme.

Der GoHgreB BAT 6etanntli3 bic gu.
iiduDisen gonites 6eioer 6duier bas
nit beouftro9t, pdbrenb Der Gongreb.
ierisu Die einleitenoen Gs6ritts fir eing
Re01iiOn Des 5arifs 81 t9uH. 9er
@6geor6nete plDns, Deltgr an ben
Spite mes 6auscoritss fir WitteI UNI
0a5e itebt. ertldrt abr iebt tur3 uno
biinotg. Dab es ibm gar nift einfaGe,
Tetn @Omite gpd9renb Der 6erien ein5us
berufvu. 9ieie cfieue GrtldrGng oes
eigeniiHnigeH gegnsrs Der 8Uiiion
paBt ieoo6 ZEN iibrigen republicans
fden 6dbrern BURDENS ntht in oeu
8ram. Die 8artffro9 Derurfa6t ibs
men c5nebin fhon eenug SOrge uRo lie
motten ije. penn es irgsHoUie angebt,
ols SfIue aus Der b~e0OrTebenosn Gams
payne gang dusfhdoen, iuel fe re6t
Fuoa Diheu, oaB 0as 9u6Iicum no4s
gerooe Elm ioentg uugeouloig Gep0rom
1T t;h ben 8srfprttursen Der berrs
idenoen Ydrtei nift me6r 70 redt
trdut. 60 bat man oenn nun, nab
einst5eHoen 8~eratbunQen NIT benz
ptdtoenteH unD 5srrn Sait, 1em Dor.
GUS thtlihen ganoioaten Der gurtei.
cinen plan geIhmieoet, bon Dem man
3uoerii6tli6 bofit bag er Die unb,s
qieme 6roqe, fclptit Die Gompddne in
Setra9t fnmnt. aus hem Wsoe rdus
men epibo. DiGes prclrdmm 6eitdtt
In Der 9efonrtmufuna buB oer 5arif
sunter alien umfGHoen inuer6dl6 eis
uss 5dbres reofoirt neroen ion" un0
5spar TN republiouii6em SHINE" uns
ten o0ui9er Wabmn1 res aGdub3aqs
princtps gang 9ltih. Die i'm Rnotms
bsr oie Woblsn a~usflIen. Wiro Taft
9epdblt, TO ermortet man. oub CT ios
tort nab ieiuer 6infu6ulng Ben Gons
greB 81 elmer GrtraiibuuQ ein6trufen
aptrb. odmit biz RcoiIion hes 1arifs
cbne peitoren 3eitpyrlut in Qnoriff
stnommen lueroeu gann. Su oern Eaae
o~u5eseu. ouB 9rpou feet. fol- grdl.
RoOleoelt unmtttslolr nD.b Ser 9Bohl
bic @riraiibung e~in6eruier. Oamit bic
&e0iitou oes 5orifs trteoi8t tn. penn
bic o~euotrattife Administration on's
tommt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

trsier soseu bic Reiis a5nis @spar5s
mob 8uBlaHo. 56r D~a6inseen0el
Qntuas NUDE oBsr nit 229 gs3en So
Silmmen dbeeisbHt.
Sine nnteriuhugg hes america.
nifhen 5leii6truIts Durle i'm britis
iten porIdmsHte 6eantragi, 5a oisTem
bic SduIo an Der nenerli6sn Gr=
b6bung Der 5ieiifpreiIe 5ltssfariebsn
pirO.
-5m norpgHfen Stort6ing MIR
Dc einiimmi9 bei6loTsn, Elm Gcmahe
gu erneHnen I'm ii6er Srennuns Don
Staai uno Strife gu 6erat6sn.
Die ruhdde Tum0 oeruauf ben
@tatpciten fir 4 Reiie Sfa6tf6Hs.
segeH oen cringeuoen Appel oes Wli=
niiierprd ioeHten Gtolnpim.
Die Duma bat zen i~oeiaLoemps
tratiiten 4tseor0neten 5ftef6efo3e
ouf bic 8ausr Uon 10 5ibungen fus=
penoirt, neil ct Sci Der 8ebatte Tier
BEN Stuistat ith 81 ReltgionsipGtts=
reieH. pepities.
BET Der B%roceHirung ron 90 Re
~polutiopdrsn in Getting, U1outeuegso,
nurosn Qusiagsa gsmaft. rad beuen
Der ierbiTfe 8ronprin3 @eorse bisislz
ZEN NIT Bomber gum Sturje Der mons
tenegriniiten 8~egierung osrfo9.
5H gan5 Gorea 1T tsBt cine eners
glide SeDeguns CUR c5ai9en unters
orBdung oes 4ufitanoes i'm 8ange.
5opaniitg Sruppen ino I6gr ale
qrO0in5eH BIN Dsrt5eht nors
ben.
r. Geriihts BON sinem eeplanten
0Nor6 baden ben perTl6euShd9 Uerau
Don ser 6auptita0t nab ieinem
SOmmerpaIGh i6er3uIieoeln. 8as
cabinet 1T iebt ueuora1niiirt unD mar
sriDartet odoon Elm Q6flauen Der I'M
m Q0noe.
On Der 4eflune BON 4uitpalien
cling eine gdn3e geulsnitIte s5lOttias
in einem &aIfan untsr uno 80 Wtens
lden tamen babel um's 9eben.
- Die WbeeIing e Cafe griez8abn
1ing in bic 6dnoe zines WoFeDerpdI
iers i6er.
Die 9sTammts S~fuToenlaf Der
6a6ngeieaiduft piro ouf mtbr ais %
~dHgege6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
,,:3mriieP amf,s GanN...

Der Yrdltoent ion btdbibttieen, eine
8eiDeSung ms 2ebsn gu ruien. Die TO-
pcbl ben Strpm esr @impdnoerun9 !,
ME, mad M6gtitteit, sen Der llm=
5ugslufisen Oer QanoDirfbIfdTt Suz
fiibreu Ioa. Gine 4dttDmale 9anos
pirf9faits 3eitunJ ica gu oieIem
3Dede gegriinoet gDeroen, uuo 6err
Eonis0slt MD cine an3dH Reogn i'm
JntereHe Der S0fe bllten un0 babel
n0mentlth bic Su3eno upr Der 9an3z
fluft rorneu. Cb es mas 6etfen
uiro2 SO 1T fopisl ee9en bic fSta6t
POM 9nnoe nod Der Stupt Iton oes
fhrieben uRo aereoet porSen, oab
tmtm mob etpls Reues si Ieden Iein
ptro. tHo dies, fuas qeInst uno oes
ihrioben porben it, bat ni6ts ae6oIs
fen. 0ie e. BEN Stdoter OURS Qon0
3ieHt. 10 Sre1t es Die 2dnobeo0lterunq
in Die Staot. Der Wunih nod gCbs
pehiehRg ipieIt IA cine oroBe R0ue.
Sum um3u9 in bic 5tdot oehort d6er
penig. 9is ROfen her fahrt uno
biz 9offHurg oErf Grfcqa bei Dem gu
den nod elmer Sieauna. 8as 1T
fhIimm tsnfaqs 4nea Sum llruam
duFs 9dno qsb0rt capital. nm ff am
tniien 3u tonnen OenMiens in oer
Resel. lluo fir Die W2afe fourmt es
ouf Die Re3d an. nitt duf Sic oerins
aeTe Sobl cer 0Hpeitrn1n.
in ser StdS tam man aus Der
r1no in cen W1ino Ie6en. Mi BEN
eGn@ mus man Wonats hro nuF Sie
errte rarien. Qdno in Ser 9lhe Der
Stabt III theuer. dno fpta man bort
bin oeiGn9sn, no &c binia tit oann IN
se 6Gbrt o1biH thaisr. Tls beioes
II hds erobs 6iuberuiB fir BE Si1o
ter Die nd o,rn 9eHli9 duf ser Sarm
auiGfi1 MAIDEN Uliroen. Sic User
losen. neil fe mifsn, Dr. unsrpo in
ee Stuct erfclat eft esriia csrs ciel
ue5trleduus. Dr. iuu1e M,rn. S1s
june WGStsn rtrIGft Die f,w1s5
Dos Slid in Ger St1ot ara perflafsn
Auf oas 9ano 5ieht cje -an,e san
Selisn Der gin7elne. Narir Iie,t Nsr
arobs untayiaiao. &c Inn 9erNn
nife bic cu Su9 nab ogr Ssst s.
sinliiseH uao II RietylaFun1 auf
'oem 9auDs tcersu. Hrs 6Ar ne
rim NIT 5soBtT 3ursoeu nt Sine
re8atomlEeu sn. on. ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
soc aeianiaen @eaAtnma!

gOu Wi6tisteit fir ale 3situugss
Isisr 1T cine pom 9unbsspofamt srs
IoFsne ueus @erfisuug. mad DsIasr
ale 3situngsH. fit psIde bus &6ons
nemsni Elm Sa6r p6er LANCER i'm Rids
ifanss lift, ron Der gsf0rbsruns oura
Ole gOIt gu ben i6li6sn 3eitnnssratsn
ausgsidlofsR fno, ne6 ale 3siiuns
gen an rudFan0iss Q5onnsntsn nur 81
BEN po,to Bon 1 Gent per Drummer
bon Der qoa bsf6r6tri Dsroen oirfsn.
Bel BEN sss%srpdrtigsn QbOnusmsntss
Prsis 1T Oiss. ME isosr 0ernduftigs
Msuia lsi8t cinisben fam. Elm Ding
Der lnmogli4tsii.
mir FDO bssboIb se5Uungsn, bic
riidlGnbigsn 2dsr gu sriuden. ibr
announcement 70 baIO ols uur itssHo
m0gf6, gu srnsusrn, unb our4
prumpte SiHisnbuas Der 8idFdnbs
uns mad arditsn 5u u~HterftHbsu, 6as
nit in Der 3uisnOuns bsr 3sitnRs
feline unisrbrs9ans s%intritt, uuo mir
ben GsIsbbsfimmunssn obre Gytra'
iOisn Hd9tOmmsn t0nusn.
Sin iebsr 2eisr iann ouf BEN gsls
Der QbrsB5sttsl IslbF is5sn. ME nett
fem Qbonnsmsnt bsJabIt III uno tanH
bOun ben RddItanb uR6. penH moss
lid. Elm Sabr i'm 0oraus e%inisr5n.
SIR prompte geahtunJ u%uIsrsr
Bite i'm boraus Esr3li9 oaRIsno,
Q6tungsooa
5run 9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Die KeehPIite.

8eute allo poleu mir uns pieSer
sinmdl nit oer 8nhlife teitdiiilen.
oenn bic 3eit mart. d ods netise Qis
denfeasr entbebrt Tpsroeu uno aar
mande 6auSfrau BEL tiuiaer So,os
ialt bibIts GriparniFe maiden tam.
9eiauntlih Qibt IS fa5rilmabia berses
iielte .Selbittotsr4 bic natiirlih Sic
6auSgau Der g|i6e oes 6erftasus
uberbeb(7, aber in gutter Qualitdt Fno
fe t5eIer. dleroiu9s lit oos cine elm
maliae @as9obe. Die ih Iaon i'm sr
itenSommer renlireu fol. Ypie Is beiBt.
Seoenfals tann oie eenteaSe baus
frau me5r 9ortbeil htrousfblaeen, alg
eie in rem Eos biEein bausslnot -
fpie oas iibrisens 0ui argu 6dua!t6eu
@ebieten Bic Observation-Disclosures Restl
st.
Die QehliRt pis lie uatfo.eeno
sei6yiebeu pirO. fth. on Wirtiamieit
Der isrtjs 3elauiten in itiney 0eiie
uob, AlS Nlluns >tr rsrIhRoenen
GiFeu uuo Nsdtn hiua ale9 Materiol
oas sis ltlehtr Ndywfieittr. 8ili. Ter
Wuoet peresu: gen. 6ol3pcae (Srats
iorl. Ia tieius 91pierTtnibtl. rgoQers
seer oaamuolene g,aut poaener
Gbatpiu ooer a0rl ITEM atidnitisu
0culdppdeH uio. 1eosyu Inn nibi
%aH3Jroi1en. neil Ht Crsn sampii,en
Neruh aancamCu m0tt5n. @y5Fit
8tin.itit.t H 6traeagns uHD &c
erdub ot1 Site erie &soinaan1 ana
Sa 8t.tta. oG Ne uiat ig 0terauh III.
'ol.tn SIS SnH<ye csy 0tat uno ale.
Sataaien ser iytfan 2gT; ausstsbt
isia.
IS hbsstt ih alio oti Ser 8aat5h.
uH Cut &ss saveu c9ut 7rt8ly ana
caae ptr oai.dt ueolyu1auao Elm ST.
'tr 80 lcten. Et @.ytbat. Sic FA
u1e b. tigiu ,am nag c~ieieui1e
Qag g1a aaL uuo sans V- tp. Sic
ea ct su oauic bss.sR Dsil
IL RE tin'i9t er.e 6roit N
Nsuise uHo usl e 6& uitt
ler todt ne u11 M iassn
.sst. C1B Is cas- ltgi etbs-f1er
&cy5ertua3) ce .tat N1s isl
ltr bic H1t tgatnose tr Nsusifm.
man etJitois 8 t.-s p;tt. osrtn
essu zen eeg Gy5Bs ses 6sus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
BIC seeiaIiIten in Be- praiI.

NeNtNHANAet. LfU AfNA NtNItI.t
Ser miben Nlbrsssst bes5nnt etesmaI
auh Ny ht.be aampf I'M Die Qpd
cenita-t DE Qortticn ueroen I'D
gca acU0ppuei aus qsriiisi dui orr a
ealteen AeRd ser Der. Stadttn haac
idHc'ero eeegai5euiNbsu. Die trteu
I'm 5So frs aNh Die riarisIten: oie
S~Hjsn Sic ba5en ibreR Bahls
tiM itpn itrtia i6rsn 8rdieeuts
'di'ts san >cten auiseiieat uHe fun.
oistE an. oab Eastne 9. Do5s IsiHe
Sbia1.rle N.esfs aalssessben bat
Ano BIZ kse65usften 8uisr tn Strife
lnn i9 '3Nart um fs 0us3afaeeu
n1h elea SeecuSen res uu1eeayen
81 oc.ft.eta Sr eeThinsst Nab bis
sua1 Scgar5tv nthi rtnaey a4s 5000.
@torer tgtc Wartei CO. Sm
.@targ itiB uuesE uuo DOB Sic bcr
ten Sitter. m,M aepiNerlcie Gcuusr
N@ 8Ufc1g4o.E il NsySge1sr dc,
Sesle l5t bc6en Osr retRn
6N ouaosg,tauisnoe nEss SSnansn
3E 12rtn ptgotn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

% mag es ipobi t~onnnen. fdref5I
oer -8uFi. 80if@r0@. Dos Iociols
@dPenR 1T FIN g0pun5 mer' aud
bier3ulanoe, nm blcs gu erihuden. Gs
1T sur kt69aFtiseH WirHidieit 6SSor-
ben un0 ner IGN gegeHiiber r9n @oaeI
StrauB fpsku uno nift is6en uno TO-
rem min, oer Oiirfte eiHes it0nen Mors
gsHs ersDofeH nno fi6lsn, ME ods
9dpeHit i'm am 6oIie oepaft bat.
IS fIno nod nid4 ctelk Sabre her.
od tepnte man in ben sagiifgn ames
ricanH den 3situneen nur Al. oft Isien.
CAB pie 9elenihnit oer 9oihen fih
bduptidhlih, ipenn niht ausfdIieBIih.
aus 6oreigners". aug Gin9aponber.
ten. rrcuriire. Der Socidlismus ief
cine egotlde pfIan5e uno fonue ouF
Dem Booen 4merica's Mot aeoeifen.
Seite fagt man bdg nitt mehr. Der
BriH8 @u5enius Der RotKn heiBt
Dsbs uno in elm 0or6Gut gautes. Ois
groBe Wls6rSoH Der 9eleaaten, suel6e
m gFcopo rsrFamanelt mar mo i'm
auf bic bobe 3inne her 9rdiHoents
haFtsoanoioatur sr9o6 tru9 englf6e
5aamen. C6sleih foit ale onoeren Qds
tionalitdiss Glsmente oes 9anDes Derz
treten pdren.
Dor stliden Sdbren CAB e audi
bios oeutihe Sociagtten6ldtter 6ter8us
ldnoe, idglihs UNI n56entlihe. uHc
JeBt2 gban 65rp uno h5aune: 9iihof
@aneUin BON pitts6urg gfIdrte auf
Dem osutlheH R~dH5Clifentoq pongenns
lDlooHien, Der bidsr So1e 5u G6ulSgz
burg ab9ebultn mur0e, OAR has in
69icago srfdeinenoe idglide Soeid=
itltenblatt msbr 4bonnenfer|
5able, ais allie fatbOIif6en|
Settungen bes QGuoes 8us
ammengenommen! uno BENZ
nod itebt bic tatbOlilts 9reHe fat
ein5ig uHb OlIeih ais enti6ieoene
erunoi0bfeie uno photographic 8ez
tampferiH Der lI~miiur3t3eorien uno
btrnDr6pduHten Qe1ren oes GOci0gis=
mus ia. Wer tbit oenn Toml nod
0iel CUR gele6runq beg Bottles G6tr bic
i~ocidlen 6ragsn Ter 8~egenlDart? 10
blst6en bic 5000 &Gmpen c~onIerodtiOsr
6rr3tlider @eltnnuna apelts mir BEN
5000 Reonern bes @ugene 0ebs oeaeRs
uRr lteaen tonnten? Ssine Qeute pre-
lett Sobr rno 50q iaoen 46eno
TN Sabre an ben StraBenedsn unTersr
Staote unD nod ipiHen mir Don mn
Elm pdar totboliidsn Dortfabrern, un0
5pdr Bios beutTfen, Die bis bato ees
lDanot uub spiFenI6aftli6 ben sBteren
sHt9egen getreten iirtb.
Sn unIeren 8ereiren ipeuoen in3piz
lden gebdrnfihte gaThtiNe 0egen ben
SOcialismls geTuBt, aud Doll Be-
Ihtihe 3ur unterfiibung Der tatbolts
I6en YreHe. Da6ei 6iei6t's Odnn.
Dldn beFolgt in ben 8erainen 3umsiIt
rett empfeblenspert6g 8~eFrebun8en
Iiir motsriele Snterefen Der ~ein3slnen
forgt du4 fir unter6ols
abr BON 8eIebruHg lit
lots 81 bemerten, fir @ortrdge
mo 8OrIeiunsen. gsTfnffunq einT6ldz
Tiger Doltstbimli6er Smruten, nie lie
N Oeutidldno 81 Mlilionsn our9 Die
.otbolii6en @ereine perbreitet tueroen,
iei9t man niht oas 9erinqiie 8erltdnpz
nib. Die &IGge iiber pteien MSangel
N 8eridnouiB UNI SHtersFe fir Die
JroBbe uler Mtrf9dbsn Der gsoenpdrt.
BE pirtIame 9etdmpfung ber Die
range eeIeuifafiIife 9ronuna unio
ben 8eitduo bes Shlates unb Der Sir
Re beorpbenoen MGHte bes um1urses
DEM aud ben @runoton eintqer
por3iisliden Rdoen, bic in 59arpss
burg ge9ulten aptrben. Wipo bic 8ldz
i, bic 5u5leih aRtIage 1T, nitt uuge=
)0rt ~perbdaen2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Alltrlti lnttrssSantts.

Sinsn Sala;R ots aasrbausDss
partfnenis isss Sa1clraBsHb1u 1T 81
triHeAntu. SAB biz 9t'oragrurs elmer
1eHns fsatt aui mi; 8ruhfsiRsu a..
pi.lfe'stn Stt1str IN suiem 3uTanot
5 Stnts PIC I}si.s t9'.tt: duf iel6en
lE rsriatr eutsm SuRanae 1l.9 SIS.
4nf stn a.robHlitsn Ma1s RodSs 80
oai fcroissn Str1bsn 5ti ulFtm 0sts
it1 26. Ai .-o5sHsm Ws..sr 81 G.s.
G1 4tissatSais con 1905 eon 3u