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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

GeaHans and ltrmr. has, t1r fin, pi-t gsr b.# mdHsme ina duH a. brains for t.a -urf.#esy af st aa- mo-IHare- winch aradualiy sainH- #- terrzt a- Hf~t eus and thea the a.laH ta--,d .uta t.a air military dH5-HHH atrsHir of =uperiar paeser and rrrfee- tion. has don, much e. -timuIat, "t#rr nations ta achievement iu this uH.
 The changes are ~a ruid raat aaa moi watching closely tho ,fort~#e t9- two countries. t.cnues iu-t u, d maze a- first oHr of-hir and then another is hefalded as n. b.-t Three months ago German ursuir had maae tHs longest aiehi Then I.a PatHe. tH. rrid, of thc rarisiaus. u wonderful flight ecluSel anythme hitherto ae- opmpi~h,d ly dirisible balloons Sep t,naber - was ushered in bg thc as- eension af German aurship which autpaiuted the Patfic fn dlstauee and
 re,d. Tpday uuless watching lhr duel fn tae very minute. you will not kuaw which country holds the record
 Germany iS StrtjHing every effort to gain the advantage and France is los ing no time one million dollars haS been voted by France for the constmc- tiou of a fleet of tho fatrie type. Both G"rnany and France are frankly m- easy at tae success If the other. An airship of the Patrie tyne could fly over Germany. and photograph all the Ger man Qualifications. and vice versa.
 Germany is now stirred by the ide1 that considerations of national defense render il essential to regulate aerial navigation by legislation. One German military writer urges that foreign air
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

Slips should be proalhItaa from za'us aamahy-s atmospheric zr1r even in
 a..e af r.ae,. aud thaf a aa sbouId H- f.s-rd enabling tn. mUas author Ha- ta destroy hs frHla ur arher- af-- aH far.ien dr-nas perceived H tHe dnmneut above
 II Patrt. mo Frraea af-hip i- t Jirjg.pIa haro"u aboar .so fret laue eg.r tl n can ,aru -N mru with sa-.. anl lWn mprth~ ago Wa- tae nearest approach ta aerial navisation ts vessel lighter thm ae afmes- EHar@ M cfTmeaaaau the French premier. and General Pirquart. min 6-iar of uar. made zuarossful a-ccn- -lou- iu tnr pairfo our af the most interesting nieht- of the French air ship was accomplished under sched- ale. ou August thr snip visited President Fallier,s al his country seat at Kambeuiilrt. 2I mde+ distant. ar irving at che minute scheduled and at tlte exact spot designated for the land ing Tho ship made the 2l miles in r. minutes
 on July 2a one of the German din- eibie balloons made remarkable flight over Berlin. remaining in the air q. hours quarter of an hour longci than the Patric's record at that time Both of these flights however. wer, distaueed on September 24 by the Ger man airship under the command of Count Zeppelin. one of the inventor, of the ship. He k 69 years of age ana the oldest aeronaut ever in active con- trol of an airship in flight This diri- gible balloon completely eircumnavi. gated the Lake of Constance and pass
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
Go 10 the North Pole

Go 10 the North Pole Eat,ry Tor the bo-t bread aHd pastry Tn. suiy coffee house in town High Grade Imported and Domestic Ciqars at the Board oF rr-de
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BRING TOP-NOTCHERS
 FROM THE OUTSIDE

haaasa. H auless be h champions stH class and tmt ttrre uiH be no I#.f ta tHe money aa he paid ta see cuf. fHa riant mon Tho mon To come NH H aH probability Ue matched oa t## aat-ds mad fHe sEbt= Co take place H.r. UiI b. a4r worlds cham. raa-aF ati.-
 ssHr=Hre Rerev k actively interest ea iH iae scheme na behalf If fine club ea Inc outztle. and H8lv Barrett i= haaalHe the matter in Fairbanks.
 Said Barrett today eWc want no one buf the best md arc willing ta raf up lhr#aeeszzlfs moneys h secure them We want -ueh men as Tommy Burns Jack Johnson. The Twin Suu- vH- Young KetcheH. Abe AtterI. Joe Cans. Moran or others af like catibef and we won't take anything else an confident tbat thcE can be brought her. this summer and We win interest Jefrias In getting them here. bringing taa nte fellow himself in as referee as au added attraction.
 Tn the event of a succe stul trrmina- 'ia1 ar the negotiations. a matter of ua.eh th.re appears to be- little doubt taia time aa area air pavilion Will .a an probability be built 10 accom- adate tae immense crowds who witt suraIy attend tAe fights
 
 Tho rrogress of the negotiations wiu be watched vitH interest by the pca- ole ef Panama aho like the sport when if i~ presented In a clean manner. and under the auspices of the Tauana club Thor. appears 10 he. little danger that -fja be ruzthiHe elze-Fairbaukz News
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
.A LOCAL JAPANESE
 REPUDIATES ESKIMOS

saw rar most f,mfeu. -Iarf H tho discovery ef ra,rH,a HHaaa b.as oa Hiaur,dy iSlsad 0.rHa a i.afef : mrut diary and sdy,rs.-,#.at aat d.- resaaa ef He.Hslaa= distinctly asi.- trr with thu characters af N.Ffaa whicn Is the old name of Japan. .u raa Naur nBIy &uzs,s ~as.eaI t#-- [ tried ta cumrose a fua u.r#s aTr.HH tHa origin If the E4bma and explain vHe the report i- ridiculous and sGI- uelez- a= Gar az tha arI=la af tss F@- kimo is concerned. hur nr s=v.r4t reasauz efauE To 5aa atd Haif-z -f- Ieurr k wisdom
 Viewing m. problem vim aHs,e= mentioned standpoint lauk ta. mueu-taibsd question ran r5-He ta solved tr1t j- fHe origin of tH, -aud- leriro teuaats af tho Hg.d zon. h. no relations whatsoever aiJH t.e=H H,az izeu- of tho Rising Sun. ff Che e,f- uaiagIealls phHaloeieaJHz afe4sias.- caHy era ts rFav,u tH. a.lz that raa custom a4raer- eHaaefer-. arts laaguae.+ and religions af b. i've raes~ ata lr apart
 flug.f vffdtzriaz f,#s a#a tH- srH- nefaaie# ,e5deHse4 Hta fHe m.Ntue. of thr =oet4ioet+el -gbI.as-. nat cone frzs tha tae dj-cuz-la .- 4at based an purely technical trammf iu f,et [ HW F laEHaH
 Tho rIaHHuez~ k "fHs .Hl af Ya= matn and War~hippas gf Iaslfat- uaae Is tGs Nirruu'- rrfsau- th- Sia- tui~m uas i- Che Eskimo Arc t.ay uof-mfr.fs or pH6c1#wa rrrtare- 1 le mol
 Tn. JttH,=s# eatIa# a# rather bFaya ambitions. =amH ahHf Nuihe lf=ruzI1m= This can Es Haaal. r,.5 . lF ty Inc arhualosf-ar r-.trrrs. tHe medaf I.ssuds and iF= history TH# i first aIafe# Juumu Tgra #h. fsuni- af of t# Yam4to raasz ua= n ara1i w5rref Gs H= sword f-# conquered tHc aGareHaf# of tf. islands e~tah- Hshcd ii capital in tHc present Y5man province, t aaa E =. l#aaal.r r ths Eskimo ,zsI had such j reazmgv The preaHaf#r rvoHti4al tsaIaasy z. l tho sari3 are8uizatioe a.= bean tHs i national character uf J1f# HHn4-i | from fhr fma af be1. aaltEazHHeat ! | falg quotations from ~. esfb -f Ns tapeadia tfsan will 'sfIaH f.eIf at i= neees-are her" ta u6=e.a= rat t#. discipline ta vHtch thr HattaH ht== =be-# subjected up r1 the a4a of rna sred- Siuta Uutsr- seems n have been 7 .uriots erpIuloual history ar ir= ovu In rmitivr times II had He..H faua- 1 lass uniform. irss complex 'oz= mt uutrls "ironizcd. tuoueb mol loss ma. Hlacabir 4Hd if had continued r. de eeiop and elaborate #ef- -He mar with Tho growth aud consolidation at -aeiete uhta the T+kua4a SAo- guunalr tHe ros-ibsr u7x.uHr af ra | gulatau was reached
 Iut the career ef thu Eaia.a. t.t-e cNidcuty shows that the raa. I#t- Ho remained al the -t,e starHms ron of the negative polr. almost the sam. condition al the tmc of Adam ban. ishm.nt from tue garden of t.le-
 The rcal religion of Japan tH. fa- lisiou sthl pref,--ed in oue tpm a others by Inc eutire nation. fs tzfr .aa' which hats been tH- foundation -af Al civilized religion and society aus.-tal i worship In fin. raursr of thaH- #d- of wears this original cult has maer. gone mpdifcatiouz and has a==ua. various shapes but everywhere iH Ia
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

..I# .t# a.r##-.. #..Hz.. ...#.....s au....e.E V. a.l ... g-.ra.. lff.s -s l=#rH.s Ft.. -a# H=-. f-p- rH-- e-.-- -f ta- .as a--.a ,...'.. wa. lua t as aat. .a. ..azH.r#-. aa.r.s ..sa eun-#. .E-. fa... .ar .re'. .s#.. u.tt n "a s.r ..t Ea.-Erad tHazH Hf...raf. 1fa a. a.. .-== .f ra I.l#Haa. F# tHa- a..l-taa a.vsr Ha. Ha. r.. wHv .f -.r e.e-
 saae err.r eefaz taH .a r###.r. 5#nItsf.a# .t. f.ss t---- f-a.ff#a es.a=as. .4at tHas aaaa haaasad ta Inc stock .a sf. atha=##at. H-s=r Ta. Is r aHat IzlaEa- m. aaa.farHH is uaz a eaHHtaFf#tf= r-aHrsz gf tHr .JaJ=Ha=a aattaa Iz a- 4.Ha#1 ta= ia- -t@e sf aauaat s.r.sHHse u The alzt sEa..-aT #HE-HgHmaHt ar national civilization Moreover fI. JaUauas. is use sssItsa as sams.rf.H.fz uIl| .ase MH cHrIa Edward Eae-,H te ldgaaat. esf.. 4H.rH#
 eT-i HIaa rbe ae#t.H ,mrlrurs .uaH -am. #. 6rH8.fe# .H. a.are ,#af taa I#aH.#. a#... a.ra#v T ua- ,nH aH .a#asaei,=5=. VHH .aE We au hold af .a.z ,ram=4t ett nHa nsl=.s.=r Hat# N. -rH ,HHa f1 ll. Esu aHa va -,e Japan afa u,v .#=aH.a ##Ht z.a aaIzaaaz crushing .aa 'a.. #H aHHIa# aI tas -aat,zt .f Emar.aa mHa=. aHr ae ser itI aet.# unprecedented and sinister .r=a.s# fH auEIuza## .#H#uvefus .fs#., .s# -zafIaH aa=H.r=a Er.I-t= -HH e.== t==e Ana=s- fHe Hat nsa- #as.HaHaH Gaaa= fa Hrar # aaz. 4#f.#.-. Hm Ear commercial -a= u#aHz ##l activities ts affaue- aH4 -HHas .as aa- Iat.@e#. fHe= a=aI H.aa #HH aHn pathetic eaaa- Ir-. #. H#s aa taa.. .Ha dsa.Iaa
 ruauH= t9g #ruH .. t=e rtt. st Ih#aa taa =a.aaats#a.a ul alHna= leza5 #y g#a. a4-faa. Haa. at
 Hreefar cannot md fH. #sl-f ,e5- leas. #fo. .asl,l .,=aaaaHa-Ia rHa rfa Eskimo. a= n-- FrweH t-#s
 afa"-i exact dupf.at. af te Japan
 Therefore tae arsH af t6e Ez- s#a# #= 4a HaaaHa tH= 4H#-.#aa# Iaalt fa n. aIuzaaaae af ads.az #aaz JH4.#a
 Ta resemblance. af rHa features md #a.a. af =E. a.r mH sUrea eH sH.= ea4- aHte rutz glaaf eaud= irfry, ae= n, f=tH#fabf# aaiaanet nf-
 H if. mtnrru'"etet ~tuae X l.a
 Hrr- frnm Hs #ri.Ht a-'d tI.ta- .s#.lH. ..NauHe
 r## He aae- tHt r Is aa@=-.Hls
 o u-=..- fu- 5n.#Juf= of Nlf#@eza aH lz.aas. aa.. Hssd -Ias gz side
 -a.as-.aa aa- l=.na= nj "aHaaaz
 aH- ea-.taaa. at IaaH artaa .t Ha..4aI. ul..-... aa..- .a. syI.t
 =s..t.a tHe ,He l#sHass.
 rH= a#r proof. thaf tHna most ...I-.e.. L.. h.. aHrae.tl=t- at ms. ra,- rs .z# #fh.5alueHaI tn' NH nas stat. f...a n dstaii ou account at lfa- t-d .f... sol win rpurluda uE uf.t- ns .s raud,n-#d -tar,-#l uf. T#e mtia4H... "t rh. aaeleH. Jpau.a rae.. a.Hfaa aHe aHHIy esHHIied in tH# .Imr,ra' mH-ew Tn Tela. tHs pIa-
 rla= 4hariaHs scientist.
 als'-tlg from fte ai-eayer- le- .E.Ht.1Inus and Inc treasured reHes a.a Snfp shrue-. ia tlea ut- fur. af. e#ur-k foreign ta s.. E-EI= HH'= H1rE=
 ..En -YAsI-Tn uAYAEML
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
GERMAN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesday, A. Bhali.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
NOME ELkS CLUB.

Pres, Ward Estcy See. Cha7. II. Mclet. Y. r.. A, ! paly. Treas. = Rumsoy Monday evenings, so
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

tsEp YAst Tu uAYAsut
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
 IGlOO NO. 1

Fred II. Anderson. Sec, lst and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

Yes. the Nugget Express ducs freighting to the beach line from Lii tie to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office. Main 46
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BROTHERHOOD or OWLS, NOME
 NEST. NO 90.

Thursday. 90 r m W. M Eddy Gas
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

## H#=#s. =HH H I##HH HH -##H an. HHIHz a=#aH=# H tH# m4H-rle nrWuear at ra# aWfd far i'm entertainment ef tHr f#auIa af ua T4Mma valley n. Taua- aa club feesH,s =.at out inc following ,a##srH ,..le..e# EefIs su# i- IT ure=.He .a I..# A.eel.-
 Eauh4nts 1H gHa4a EsHE
 los AHe.le#. caH
 club VaHf- rar-aatea aeHf Iurv | ~- 4=BH-- -elrame pr4eaaahtuat s1rdmg sur# ularrFEue Can aa aaf#tWa usayv tga urHt. H.Sr mon ra aa#a NH Jaat.s eeferaes Az .eft.H tuaigaHr= Estimate eozt mr- WH @as
 PANAMA CEI.E Tts feJEe4Ius r.pIs was received ta= das EE William Barrett who is haud- #s a#a matter on sai= sad ef tBe line far 'be club
 Les Angeles. Cal. Jan. IS TaaHH Club. Fairbanks
 Yaufz aasrufh Jeuues VII referee aH4 gel aa toF-uofehers wanted Wire H#. narc d.gr rar rerms
 C BERRY f. arsz sHaal.Is probable that tI#.- Tauare win .aing fa. erante-t rugH- .st4s carnival eVor ssI,Ha-ssa in tEa NaiHltHJ eu July#l next =a result af tae .4nt- af tho Tar1Ha club. \ meeting nf tb, a.aflafaaH interest -a + He be held Immediately when 4 telegram vIH b. -aa' 'a Jim JeGris- -fHus iazt eN4sur tha men aantel 1hl '.a amaHut pt money 1TaIatle fsf fHs uaruasa af btfHeiue them in. H ma> he -aid her, that mo man will Ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best. Nome Nugget. SIS per year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
White Goods for \ the Sale of
 White.

50 pieces Fine Sheer White
 Goods, worth 10c, Clearance
 Sale .............. 5c 1000 yards Remnants of White
 Madras, worth 1212 to 19c,
 Clearance Sale ............1 10c 10 pieces 40-inch India Linon
 Lawn, worth 121ac, Clear
 ance Sale .'''''''.''.'''-'.' Sc 100 pieces Long Cloth, worth
 15c, Clearance Sale. 1Oc 200 pieces Yard Wide Cambric,
 worth 12c, Clearance Sale .....9c 50 pieces White Mercerized
 Wasting, worth 25c, Clear
 ance Sale .............. .....l l5C
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29

1000 yards Remnants Cnbleach-
 ed Sheeting. worth 9c. Clear
 anCe Sale ...............7a 5000 yards Fruit of the Loom
 Muslin, worth 122c, Clear
 ance Sale ................... Be 5 pieces 42-inch Bleached Pillow
 Case Muslin, worth He, Clear
 anCe Sale .Sc 10 pieces 9-4 Unbleached Sheet
 ing, worth 2Oc. Clearance Sale 15c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
THE CITY COURT.
Men Who Stole Copper Got Jail Sem
 tences.

tences.
 In the city court to-day John Bren- nan and Dennis Hoar were charged with theft of 200 pounds of copper from the premises of the Benedict x Burnham Co. Railroad employees testified to seeing the car In which the copper arrived properly sealed on the afternoon of December 23' and later seeing 1t with the seals broken.
 Detective Colesanto yesterday saw a Hebrew peddler enter shanty on Railroad Hill and surmising that It might prove worth his while to fol- low he took his time getting there. He found the accused in the act of trying to sell five ingots of copper to the visitor. There were eleven ingots in all missing and each ingot weighed eighteen pounds The value of the metal was $26. Neither of the accused put in any defence. Brennan was fined $40 and costs and given three months in jail, while Hoar was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to sixty days in jail. There were few cases of intoxicatlon which were settled out of court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
Invited to the Ball.

Chicago, Dec 29.-By writing a political parody on Young Lochin- var" in which Bryan and Taft ap- pear as the principal characters, Miss Beatrice Gill Carpenter has so de- lighted the president-elect that he has sent the young woman and her parents an invitation to the inau- gural ball. The poem was written on election night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
Flannels

1 case Cream DOmet FlanneIs.
 worth 5c, Clearance Sale, .3lbc 2,O0O wards Figured Comets,
 worth Sc. Clearance sale .... 5c case 32inch Extra Heavy
 Cream Domet. worth 1212c,
 Clearance Sale .............1 10c 5o pieces Best Quality Outing
 Flannel worth 1Oc Clearance
 sale .............'. ....... Sc 5 pieces Cream Wool Baby Elan
 mel. Clearing Sale, .........1S 1Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-29
Wash Goods From the Sale of
 White.

100 pieces Blue and Brown
 Apron Ginghams, worth 7c,
 Clearance Sale ...............5c 50 pieces Fine Dress Ginghams
 worth 1Oc Clearance Sale ....7c 2 cases best quality Light Prints.
 worth 7c, Clearance Sale. .....5c 2,O00 yards Remnants of very
 fine Madras. worth 19c. Clear
 ance Sale ............... 10c 100 pieces best quality PercaIes.
 worth 1212c Clearance Sale. 10C 50 pieces Dress PIaids, worth12c,
 Clearance Sale ..............7C 7C
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

JrduIeiR q. Sammasr. IIelauoriu.
Soma, fdreibt: sd pinide Sbnen
meinsn bsrslihisn 0ant oafiir dus5us
fpreden. mas Oas eroBartige urS CUTE
MitteI, 5orni's N~Ipentrduter fir meis
ne Mutter estban bat. Sic bate per=
FhieOene Sabre an 8iidenihmersen
unO acknowledgements eslitten. sic
mar niht idbig, ouf Den 8einsH gu
bleiben. Gle ndbm Orei Slafhsn III
pentrduter unb III isst 10 gsIunO, ME
Su0pr." 0isies miro INNER pieoer
un0 nisosr geIdgt: nWar tronf, lit iebt
ober geIun6.4 5orni's aIpentrduter
8lutbeleber lit Elm aItes, Seitbepdhrtes
Grduiers 0eiImitteI - feline 4potbeters
Mebicin. Dds 9fdhere crFlbrt man
BON ben 5ubricantsn, Dr. 9eter 5ahrs
nep &c Sons 60. 112-118 81.
9Opne @pe., Chicago, Sd.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

oie 9sssIbdbn in Phil. asippsr's par
sinem bttannten gusfluss= uHo pic
nidnrt an Der geoorburg Rooo !
6Glmmsn auf.
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bella Maaer, SO. 2516 8rDcn Sir.
8 Sabre; Degrading l.. Mittpoh. Ct
Shomas.
ungIad8 @apiteL
0as sfpei Ulonate ate EGhkr
den Don @ou. aobls. 80. 1885 @rssn-
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ofen in Der eIterlihen @obuuna ums
setippt rparoe. - Der Is Sabre ate
in 30. sos 10. Str. pohnbafts uEc
BEL Der 9iIpdnlsssS ahu aussitslts 6.
8urbsp eeristb nit isinem redten GuBg
unter Bic 3Goer elmer Gar, bic ihm biz
3ebeH Ssrart 5srausti dtsn. baB lie am
putirt peroeH mubteH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
3n D~ertamfem.
3n perfaufen ODER sn nertanT@en
et8sn ctaOtei8sntbum ooer qua
fe Gnrfn.

@utes @eidditslOcaL in fIsiuem, bIi=
bsHOen 9anoitdbthsn in elmer 6eutihen
tdtboliideu Gemetnos. - 0iejes 9ropertn
EntbaIt eiHeu sroBeH, vllpstosbate GeneraL
Store, nit einsm StOd ipsrtb ungefdbr
$4,000 - sinta Saloon nit euten sirs
lures, gutter SaHoihaft, Il. beauem eiuaes
tidteter WcbHuHs. Stuanngsn, S6uppens
(Staue fir 200 gieroe), etfDas ganS.
ge6dulihteiten ale IN iebr gutem 3ultans
b, beindbe neu. - 4uBeroroentliAs gez
~Issenbsit FIR 2 iunee @ei6aftsleute ober
fix einsn Ulann usldsr 5ilfe bat. Qrsis
II. Beoiugunssn iehr anuebmbar. Uluu
beridume oieie @siessnbeit nitt. 8eeen
Ndbersm iprehs mar Dor obsr ihisibe an
y. B. 6. o. columbia Ofiios, 90 DtGion
Ct. MiIpaufse, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
eFaert 0eIsanIas,.

Cine sutfsbenee tat5. giaotasmsin.
p Dunl9t Sober aHf5ant5m.n fir
siHsR Sir6eabaa. irasn0pelte zrms
uen cpH 500 an aufD1ris: 4 Wros
rent 5Htsrshtn psr Sabr bs5ahIt. GsfL
Efftrten ridis mar an: ID. g.
seoluHtb1a-, So glaipn Str, glils
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Rarmen d. ~p,rEauftn.

6armeu in Der beifsH Cbfts Sscion Des
Stnatss Dd9iean, bsiOnOsrs sssign,t flr
be Sishsuht, 8orH obsr SbitenltHr, TO-
nIs ssr0bnli6e 6armsu. Widsiee 4rsiis,
,etnss eItma. @sssH elite Hnb 8a6Iein
$T.ibs man an: Gbas. Gpbpts, 6sipsna.
Uei&iean.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
crasI an persauf.n.

eng n~litteIsrpbe 0rsel, nit fh5s
SeH 21H, in Gussssi4neter gerfdIs
iHng n iofOrt gu 0ertauFsn. Rahs
Isassn ri1ie nan an: Reo. 8. aomps
Dis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

Cine NHsabL BON 6orntsn nabe QppIes
ton, 9ittle @bute, 6oufauua HHO @rigbtss
ioDH in Der gdbe BON fdtboIiihsn air6e
Ano SanIe 81 D%eriaufen. Die Brsiis oros
hen iid bon $40 Bis 800 per Qdsr.
Nessn Ribersm ihrsibs man an.
Sosspb 9Ietns 9aufauna, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
GeIN sit UcrIeibem.

Der ct. BOnapentura &. Il. : 9erein
Der ct. 6rdnciscus : @emein6e in Drills
tpdutee bat $1,000 gu berIeiben. Seine
neutrality-suspicious. peroen bsrehnet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
aeth. Mrbeiler Rnreau.

Tns bon ben bentihsn fatbDIiiheu uns
isritutungssun SineIings 9srsinee pon
MlseOHlin %Orsaniiirts frsie Mrbeitsnahs
Eeilnnsss unO Snicrmations s8ureau bes
hneet ii9 isBtin $40. 220 BiscenIin ctr.
Wg. RotIineer Sscrstdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Warmer ~psrIanas.

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lnnt, @elegenbsit, cine 6arm ;u erinben,
gsa6sHirasen bel JObIiuser & Son, 22O
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Cine quite GcIeeenhcit, 6cIH
iicI3er ansanIeihen.

Bur @rribtang oss 8ibliotbet @ebdus
oes tperosn bonn Seminar 5u ct. 6rancis,
gsIs., clrcd $l5,0 900 sR Ieiben aeiudt.
SrgenO cine Sunme tuirO anaenommen
Dian ipenoe fi9 an Jieb. 6. 9ei9ong, ct.
Jrancis, 2gis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
2aatnneTotn.

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gene uno 5aesliturm Dit6eie OH 20.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

ben @oblen am I. Dinstog NIT elmer
Webrbeit ron iiber 10000 Stimmtu
iiir bic @iniibrune Der probibition I'm
gan3sn State bonn I. Sonuar 1909
ab erflGri.
WdbrIneinIi6 in 8efiteS8eh0rts
belt beging Der uobe Calumet ans
iGiise fpobIbobenoe As Sabre Olte 60rs
msr Stai pisteld SeIbftmoro ourh
Grbdngen.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

who have watched his work for tho
city during tho past two years and
who believe that the experience he
has acquired and tho judgment ho
has shown make him ono Of the
ablegt men that can be chosen for the
position. Mr. Thompson Is one Of
tho Oldest citizens Of Amarillo In
time OF residence here and his large
interests are almost wholly In the
city OF Amarillo. lie has therefore
"A personal Interest In the municipal
affairs which makes him. whether In
or out OF office, intent on securing
an economical and progressive adj
ministratlon OF the eitys Affairs. He
accordingly invites the support Of
the citizens at the polls In the cleo
ton April 7 and pledges n elected,
the same active and constant atten-
lion TO the duties OF his office dur.
Ing the next term as has character
lied his work during the present
term.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02
KnIckcrbocl.cr Rank Rc.opcncd.

New York, Mar 26.-Marking an
other decided step toward the return
Of prosperity TO the metropolis, the
Knlekerbocker Trust Company
which closed ts doors last October,
was re-opened for business today.
The bank has assets OF over $4,000
600, with liabilities slightly less, and
there Is every likelihood 1t will be
able to pay all OF the 10000 deposit
tors In full.
The reopenlng OF tho Knickerbock-
err Trust Company in accordance with
plans for It's rehabilitation, prepared
after four months labor by com
mittee OF deposltors, released to the
community assets aggregating s46,-
S70,620.
"The reopening OF the Knicker-
booker Trust company" declared
James Russell Soely OF the counsel
for the depositors' committee, will
have stimulating effect not only
upon tho local financial situation,
but upon every financial center on
the globe. II is the best thing that
has happened since the panic"
Justice Clarke. in Diminishing the
temporary receivers OF the suspended
trust company and signing the re-
sumption order, spoke in commend
atory vein OF the work OF the de-
posltors' committee, counsel and 9th
ers who had labored so asslduously
In working out the rehabilitation
plan.
Under the term OF this plan the
depositors OF the Knlckerbockel
Trust company will not receive thelI
deposits in fun when the trust com
pany opens its doors, but will re-
ceiye 10 per cent today II they want
u and the remaining portions OF the
deposits can be withdrawn at inter
walls covering a period OF about two
and one-half years.