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Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
OREG0NIANS TAKE RAILROADS
PART IN LAND CONTROVERSY
Residents Petition for Permission to
intervene In Case of United States
Against the Oregon & CALI
fornia Company

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 24.-Denyins
that the United States court has
authority to declare forfeiture of that
portion of the unsold lands granted to
the Oregon & California railroad by
act of congress, for the purchase of
which they have made regular applica-
ton as provided in said act. 62S resi-
dents of the state of Oregon today petit
toned the court to allow them to inter-
vene in the case of the United States
against that company for the recovery
of lands alleged to have value of
$40, 900, 900.
The case involved is that of the
United States VS.. the Oregon & Cali
fornia railroad ct al, wherein 1t is al
legged that the terms of the grants by
congress OF certain alternate sections OF
land have been violated by the action
of the company, wherein, it is said, the
company has sold tracts of more than
100 acres for prices more than $3.50 an
acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
HITCHCOCK Is EVASIVE
ON LABOR SITUATION

CHICAGO Sept. "a Chairman
Hitchcock was asked today what steps
he is taking to counteract the work be-
ing done in organized labor circles by
Samuel Gompers. He replied that he
did not consider that it would be wise
to discuss that phase of the campaign
at that time.
Are you conducting labor bureau
at either of the headquarters" he was
asked.
WELL not with a sign on the door,"
was the reply.
Explanation was then made that the
labor bureaus in the various states are
being directed by the managers of the
state campaigns, although the national
managers are maintaining close rela-
tions with those bureaus. Chairman
Hitchcock said that the work per-
formed in this maner Is more extern
sive than under the system employed
four years ago, and he believed that it
would be more effective.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
ARMY RETIRING BOARD IS
RE0RGANlZED FOR STEWART

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Orders
have been issued at the war depart
ment reorganizing the army retiring
board recently appointed IN this city.
The changes are made to meet these
requirements in the case Of Col. Will
liam f. Stewart, coast artillery corps,
who has just been ordered before the
board, and whose case probably will
be taken up the latter part of next
week
Col c. A. p. Hatfield. Thirteenth
cavalry, at Fort Myer, and Col. Ed
ward A. Goodwin. Fourteenth cavalry.
have been detailed as members of the
board to take the places of Lieut.-Col.
Isaac w. Little, deputy quartermaster
general, and Capt. James A. Logan,
commissary, whose release has been
ordered. Lieut.-Col. Little and Capt.
logan are juniors to Col. Stewart,
while Col. Hatfield is senior to that
officer.
hers below Col. Stewart, in relative
rank, is In another arm Of the service.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
ROOSEVELT SHIELDS
POWDER TRUST HEAD
CONTINUED from Page one,

In the case of Mr.. Du Pont and yet ap-
peared so anxious TO interfere in the
case of Governor Haskell.
This inquiry is given additional point
b. the consideration that Du Pont and
his organization have already been put
under the ban of the government by
proceedings having been begun against
them by the government, while the
charge against Governor Haskell has
never taken any form more serious
than that of rumor or hearsay.
In this connection 1t Is also pointed
out that for some months the proceed
ings against the Du Pont trust have
been permitted to lag, and that Is sug-
gesting and giving a good deal of em-
phasis to the question: Is the govern-
ment letting up on Gen. Du Pont and
have the managers of Mr.. Taft's cam
paign given him his very responsible
and important position in the Repub-
lican campaign machinery with the
hope that the great wealth of himself
and his associates may be made avail
able to grease the wheels of the Re-
publican national machine?
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
WEALTHY CATTLE RANCHER
OBJECTS TO PAYING ALIMONY
Ordered by Court TO Give Divorced
Wife 100000, San Francisco Man
Files Affidavit In Resist.
ance of Decree

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24.-James
c. Dunphy, wealthy mining and cat
tleman, filed an affidavit today in Judge
Graham's department of the superior
court in resistance of a court order that
he pay 100000 alimony to his wife, who
obtained an interlocutory decree of di-
yorce several weeks ago. In his affi-
davit, Dunphy alleges that at the time
they were married Mrs. Dunphy was
still the wife of prominent Portland,
Ore, attorney named Silverstone, and
that an investigation made by him has
failed to find any record in the county
clacks office in Portland of her divorce
from Silverstone.
Dunphy petitions the court to reopen
the divorce proceedings brought against
him by his wife which he did not con-
test.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
PRISONER IN HANDCUFFS
JUMPS FROM CAR WINDOW

LEADvILLE, Colo, Sept. 24-Sher-
man Morris, alias Frank Shercliffe, re-
Gently convicted of the murder of John
Walsh, Leadville saloonkeeper, fifteen
years ago, escaped from the sheriff of
tbs county at 1925 o'clock this morn
ing while being taken to the peniten-
tiary at Canon City to serve a 25-year
sentence.
Morris, while handcuffed, jumped
from a car window as the train was
approaching Canon City and made
good his escape. Morris was brought
here for trial from Michigan. Morris
has a remarkable criminal record, one
of his most daring acts being the rob-
berry of a diamond dealer, for which
crime he served sentence in Iowa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
OLD CITY BUILDING NOT
WORTH RECONSTRUCTION
Board of Architects Report Adversely
on the Plan to Rebuild San Franz
cisco Municipal Hall from
Old Ruins

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-After
four months of inspection and review,
a board of architects engaged to report
on the possibility of rebuilding the city
hall, destroyed by the earthquake and
fire in April, 1906, has reported YER
dict against the building, which was
erected at cost of many millions of
dollars, but which is now declared to
be little more than an unsightly ruin
The mayor and the supervisors have
agreed to the view taken by the archi-
tects, and arrangements will probably
be made to provide for new shelter
for the various city departments, now
scattered about the city.
The report states that new build
ing on a new foundation will cost over
$4,000, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
STOCKTON AND MODESTO
WILL HAVE ELECTRIC LINE

STOCKTON. Sept. 24.--It is practi-
cally assured that an electric line be-
tween Stockton and Modesto will be
constructed at once. Capital has been
secured from New York and 1t is un-
derstood that surveyors will begin work
at once on the route, which will be
about thirty-one miles in length.
The road will touch the local water
front and will pass through several OF
the South San Joaquin county towns.
The total cost will be about $500,000;
which has been secured by Morris l..
Bracket. who was brought here from
the east by Harry e. Teter to investi-
gate the proposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
DECLARES ROOSEVELT HAS
GRUDGE AGAINST OKLAHOMA

REDONDO BEACH. Sept. 24-Secre-
tary c. ]. Creller of the Redondo Beach
BryanKern club has issued a state
ment regarding the presidents vicious
attack on Governor Haskell in particu-
lar, and Oklahoma in general, claiming
it to be a long overdue. yet expected
revenge for having been forcibly COM
PEELED to dismount during a big parade
at Oklahoma City in 1901 and surrender
the horse to its owner, who misunder-
stood that the horse was to be ridden
by the then aspiring Roosevelt. The
president, Creller says, never was pop
ular in Oklahoma, and everybody there
expect to be made a target of his
shafts.
Mr.. Creller was for years one of Okla
homa's leading politicians. and knows
whereof he speaks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
LIGHTNING STRIKES BARN AND
DESTROYS BUILDINGS AND HAY

SAN LUIS oBIsPo. Sept. 24.--Dur-
ing A severe electrical storm, accompa-
MED by rain this morning, lightning
struck the barn of Edward Vessel at
Templeton, destroying the building and
twenty tons of hay.
sixteen horses In a pasture became
alarmed and dashed wildly against the
barbed-wire fence.--They were SO bad
iv cut by the barbs that six of them
had to be shot.
Strong electric shocks were felt at
santa Maria, and in this city the West
ern Union wires were rendered useless
for a time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
BRINGS LETTER OF THANKS
FROM CHINESE EMPEROR
Special Ambassador on Way to United
States to Express Gratitude for
Remission of Portion of
Boxer Indemnity

PEKIN, Sept 24.-Bearing letter
to the people of the United States from
the hand of the emperor of China, Tang
Shao vi, a Chinese official of high
standing, left this morning for America
by way of Liverpool.
Tang Shao Yrs principal errand to
America is to thank the United States
government for it's remission of por-
tion of the Boxer indemnity and to en-
list American capital in the develop
ment of northern China
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
CARNEGIE POUNDS ANOTHER
HERO FUND IN SCOTLAND

LONDON, Sept 24.-Encoursged bv
tha success that has attended fine &C.
tablishment of his "hero fund" in
America, Andrew Carnegie has decided
to found similar fund in his native
land.
TO this end he is about to hand over
to trustees the sum of $1.250.000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
FLIGHT AGAINST WIND IS
MADE BY WILBUR WRIGHT

LEMANS, France, Sept. 24-Wilbur
Wright made short flight this after
noon against the wind, which was
blowing at the rate of about eighteen
miles an hour.
He remained up, for fraction over
miles, which is about half g. kilo-
meter more than the distance he made
for the Michelin prize Monday.
In reality Mr.. Wright covered about
thirty-hve miles, the wind obliging
him to make wide turns.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25

tween the consumer and the manu-
facturer."
Mr. Taft viii leave Milwaukee to-
night, passing through Chicago early
in the merning and win continue his
campaigning trip in Iowa tomorrow,
beginning as early as 7.30 o'clock at
Clinton, Iowa
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
Rest Advertisement in the World

The Bartlett Music company believes
that the Best Advertisement in the
world is to have thousands of satisfied
customers saying kind words. Our
thirty-three years in business here has
given us these customers. We sold
sixty-five pianos last week. Why? Best
pianos, lowest prices. Receipt for
double first payment up to $4,000.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO., 231 So. Broad
way. opposite city hall. 9-24-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
Best Advertisements 10 the world

The Bartlett Music company believes
that the Best Advertisement in the
world is to have thousands of satisfied
customers saying kind words. Our
thirty-three years, In business here has
given us these customers We sold
sixty-flve pianos last week Why? Best
pianos, lowest prices. Receipt for
double first payment up to $4,000.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO., 231 So. Broad
way, opposite city hall. a-24-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
e5 Pianos in Ono Week

The Bartlett Music company sold
over four carloads of pianos last week!
What did it? Best pianos, lowest
prices, easiest terms. Great Sale still
on, Open nights Double receipts for
your first payment up to $4,000. BART
LETT. MUSIC CO., 2St SO. Broadway,
oposite' city hall. e-24-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
We cot n Anll

The Bartlett Music company sold
sixty-five pianos last week. Think of
I'll over four carloads of pianos in six
days. Why? Special prices on Standard
Pianos-and a receipt for double first
payment up to $4,000 Sale still on.
Open nights. Come quick. BART
LETT MUSIC CO., 2S1 So. Broadway.
opposite city hall. 9-24-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25

Venice villas and ngaiows--reduced
rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25

Venice. "the Beautiful winter Re-
sort"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-25
Talks of Tariff

In his tariff speech tonight at Mil
waukee Mr.. Taft stated that he believed
he would be elected president. He re-
viewed the promises of his party fol
tariff revision and then showed that In
doing this work the party would ad-
here to it's promises. There were some
tariff schedules that were too high, he
said; these would be lowered. Some
were too low; these would be raised
But the revision, contrary to the Dem
ocratic doctrine of tariff revision would
be along protection lines only.
Mr.. Taft dressed hurriedly before
Z o'clock to meet the demands of the
people of Caledonia, ILL.,, who came to
the station to see the Taft special as
1t emerged from a siding in corn
field, where it stood for several hours
to permit of quiet sleep. His arduous
work of the day previous had made
him hoarse. Several treatments were
applied during the day by the throat
specialist from Washington, DIR. j. j.
Richardson but before Mr.. Taft
reached Milwaukee 1t was evident that
he would experience great difficulty in
making his tariff speech.
He spoke at Beloit, Janesville,
Evansville Madison, Waukesha, at the
Allis Chalmers machine works, at
Racine and at Milwaukee. There was
enthusiasm and manifestations and
friendliness throughout.
Tonight Mr.. Taft delivered his ideas
on tariff revision before an audience in
the Hippodrome at Milwaukee. After
reviewing the whole question In an
extended manner he made this posi-
tive declaration:
1.-The Republican party is pledged to
a genuine revision and as the tenn
porary head of that party and presi-
dent of the United States, If 1t be
successful in November, I expect to
use all the influence that have by
calling a special session and recon-
mending to congress to secure a gem
uine and honest revision of the tariff
in accordance with the principle OF pro-
lection laid down in the platform,
based upon the examination of appro-
PIRATE evidence and impartial, as be-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

last lno Der 3ug lief obne aontrele
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itattfnHO.
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lIb ut lit nod midi feItgeIteilt oob
1T Is liher, oaB irsen0 elm 8a6n.
oeoniter eiHen Srrfbum nadlte, ais
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SdGuerperleBten 6eian0en iidl auf
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lem Selearapbenamt, unO es 0auerte
gerauine 3eit. ebe eine telepboniidbe
gotltnft gfau Srlenns erreiht- unO
mebrere Smir0en, ebe BON bort ein
9illIs5ug eintraf.
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gteun Y1aHn perloren, 10 Deit bis
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ltoB Der sluei Union Sraht5iiae, Der
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Seuermann.
5. Q. Duncan BON laramie, @rem-
ier.
Stitt pon @bepenne, 9renrer.
9htr sic Seiden pom Duncan uno
oen orei inpaniihen glrbeitern fonn.
ten gerettet per0en.
GerlpunOet pur0en:
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9auien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
RtpoIperbnea.
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Duncan .. Cooper, nieOergeihoiien
uno getootet.
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lang in n0r6liher Rihtlna, ais ibm
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per ioa 3uei Shiiiie aus ieinem Ae.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
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3uItano. un0 I'M 8:25 llbr trat ser
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tige 0liiiionen DeiIuinobnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
Ssdls SdliuerOerIetts.
glorth @an. ont.. 10. glon.

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WurOen burt Sic @elpolt ser Grplo.
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bier Elm SouoerSlsg nah Ser lii.
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.leeten hierber 5u brinleH.
llnter 0eu llnlget0ulmeuen beiin.
Oct iih aud Elm aus ben @ereiniaien
Staaten itonHuen0er Saaer glameus
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bis murOen bier bier &erionen ae.
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5rdulein 0lioe @iaaro.
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OaS glilto feline 2ihter anaeitedt Bot.
te unO iie oos Geidbrt 0e8balb in ser
9unteIbeit niht ieben fOnnten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15

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Ser 8euuuuoete geHeien. 9lls eiH3i.
ger @ruHo iiir Sic SAat fam bis
icst MIR sclten, Oab @ladep iih bei
Den @oirbeamtcR beflogte. Sellau3
babe iid nit ieinen &oitiahen 3u
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lei ihm DOR ser Naip able0rebi nor
Sen. ais er i'm aorrioor 0es 'Ioitse.
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spur eutOeden. oaB Semano perinht
bate. Nfadep's @rieie 81 oiinen
uno mas ods Grioihen oes 9ihte5
onbetrdie. 10 lei Oas MIR Elm 3uiau
gaueien. NladeD's @rbeitgeber. Sic
5irna &umt. 0ia & Bits. crfldrten.
lie t0nnteu iih sic GragoNie nur
Ourh 0ie gluHabine ertldren. 0aB
gladep pahriinnig gGuor0en iei.
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lriiber in Bottom beidliitiat acmeien.
glelu gorf. 10 9loo.
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ser iih uotber ieIbit iootete. aeihoi-
len nur0e. uerbrodlte cine rubiac
9Iadt. SIni cine GerihlimnWrung
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5eihen hin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
geD yorf, 9. goo.

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als Beobahie. 5ei ben 0enhhen uno
iraH3oiiid]en 0laaoDeru mir0 @ene.
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Jlafyfoigr i'm aomman0o 6es Tepar.
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aaf oenTaapier Der houdn6iid.a ne.
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wepoen BE CfiBiere. bic in 6el Rad
bariboft itatiouirt iiH6, i6m un3 Be.
neral Grant umb ihren Gema5iinnen
etnen Gmpi1ns ssben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
@atGicI9afies gerldnoinOen.
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bon oen Gjeihaitcn }nrudgejogen BAT.
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mar aaes Dergeben5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
9GaHeDcrlualter.
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9leoelan0, g., II. gtop.
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beute an, Dob er morgen 5auei 91aHe-
Oer,ualter fiir Die 9iitnicipal FRACTION
Company uuO Oie gleDeIano RaiIpaD
Company erneHnen miro, nndOem er
Oie 9lrgumerte ser 9npdlte Ser 9en-
tral Sruit Gompanp bon 3ap Yorf,
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NfaiieDeupulter MIR 5u Dem 3lpede
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'el9hdten sic geieeIihe @igentbii-
merin Der StraBenbabn lit.
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indianapolis, synN.. 10 glop.
Ger gSuOiauapolis Star" bradtc
oeitern cine 3uiammenitelluua Ser
ciiijieueu gerid)te BON alien Goun.
ties Oes Staates: 0ornah pur0en
gepdbIt: C6omaS y. Mari6aa.
0en.. ais @oupernelr; 6ranf !.
Sal. Dem. ais Gi5caouuerneur unO
@alter s. 9oe. Gem. ais General.
ampalt. SIN llebrigen mar nad 5cr
3uianmenitenml oeS oStai las
republifaniihe StaatS Eidct lie1.
reid. Die Stintmeuabadbc iiir 0as
Aational Tidet lit nod uidt oiiI.
SieQ beridltet, bod ninO cine @lura.
liidt Don unaefdbr 10000 iiir gSiI.
liam s. loit als seralj0ent olge.
mein 5ugcitanoen
ct. 2ouis, no. 9. 3opember.
sn 0diiouri iilto icet aus alien
Counties. bis aui orei. sic @ablbc.
ridte pollitdnoig. Gnuah 6a6en sic
GemofratiheH 8auOi0aten iiir Die
fleineren StoatSdntter. nit glus.
uabme oeS 8auOiOaten iiir Oas Amt
Oes 8i5egounerneurs, 10 groBe @lH-
rdIitdten. oaB ole nod icblenoen
Counties ibuen feline ltieocriagt
mebr bereiten f0nneu. Gle @hraii.
tlten belanien iidb pon 1882 auf
3.109 Der repubIifaniihe 8iie.
gouperueurStanoi0at Saco6 @melidl
bat AZ Stimmen @luroliiat unO ciue
ofii5iene 3abiung miro u6tbia ieIn.
umn 81 entiheioen. per iiir oicics
9lmt aap1bIt 1T. Ole noaitan0iaeu
geridtc. iDelhe sic Repnblifaner cr.
balten boben, aeben 9ait cine BIN.
ralitit hon 1918.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
GinlpanOeruna.
g2efp 0orf, 8. 92ob.

g(eiD gl0rf, y. 9t0D.
Die adpnten Der oerihieOenen
1ampferlinien itrenden lid iniolge
Der geiieruna Scr hieiiaen @eifaits.
uuo 9lrbeitsoerhlltniiie aui's bohiie
an. Die eiiuD1nA9rrud inie0er 81 be.
leben unO ien0eu maiieubaft aabel.
oepeiflen uno @ricfe na1 Orilben.
porin tie ii6er 0ie Sieigerung ocr
inouitrieaen ghdtigfeit berihteH. Die
AgenteH 0riiben iiH0 anaauieien ale
Riidaepon0erten bic Elm 8etourbillrt
Doraus besahlt blben, 81 benadrI6s
tigen, 0aB Die 3ei iiir ibre 9Hfman.
0prana mad 0en 9gr. Staaten giim.
itig mare. Gbaieih nun Die @iinuan.
OeruHg iih III lester 3eit wieoer ct.
mas aeboben bat sl1ubt man bod in
ben intereiiirien areiien, 0aB cine BE-.
oeutenoe gieilerung Dor 4bloui ei.
aes Wouots o0ey gar Dor geginu Oe5
,griibjabrs nift tltffinoen tuir0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-15
lsanlc 6amiIie palniinnia.
lIpper san0neFn. 8. Q. g}nn.

Appei Sulipll@lD, ~, - gtoO.
6rau @risciua glbers, GO Sabre
alt, ibre ainoer, &iaianL %, @aa,
20. mo glau, is Sahre nit BON ga.
rep. o. pnrOeH auaeniheinlih ale
belte pI6blih panuiinuiq. Gle
ldllolen mo perramHeteu Oie Tbii-
reu, ldloMen Die 6eiiter im0 auIleu
tiit boiler glhlidt 9Setrolepm iiber
ibre N'0bei @etten um0 Eeppide,
morailf iie Oas SauS III g}rano iebten.
9lddbarL 0enen 0a5 nerfuiir0iae
genelnen mli9eialieu mar, 0rangen
IN oos Sdus ln0 retteten 0ie syniai-
len. Sie mtrOeu 6ierber ge6radyt,
Der 9rauOiliinmg bedniIoigt uno in
0as @eidnguiB gebradt.