davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
gus Orhknrb.

Sst osm L. Gctober iino Bier
ale 5ieii6erldOeH he's Sonntags gss
iGlo1en.
Die Cfbtolb 9rtping So. bal
ibr QtiieHs6apital aui $4,000 FL
boot.
Der Wisconfutr 9srban0 eer
Gsthenbeldtter, me!ter o. q. feline
S%dbrtsF5uHg in Sou Glairs abbielt,
bat beltichtu, bic nd6ijdbrigs 9ers
i1mmlurs in Gi5ioib abBub0Iten.
Der 9irfsrhor Der Ct. 9ineeu3s
8emeir@ miro 0emuddH pisoer cine
oromaiii 8Orteauns &C.
Ben.
PIN ndtiien 5amsiag miro elm
J%uBbaaipsI 5piitsu ten Shalern
Der q. @iuosu3s urlo otnen Der 6er3
5ciu Ghule pottfin0er.
Ter Sdub1HaslDerein 0er Ct.
&inCea8 S6uie bat cine 6iibite usle
5dbue erbllttu.
Rad .anaem graulenlaatr 1T
bic Satin oes bt.onnten Feuerue6rs
maEnss S0ptH Slider i'm 4lttr Don
"a 5obren seitorten. Cas 9esrd6nib
flHt am Btcntas Wlorssr pon oer ct.
9inceu3 Stride aus ita,t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
Butter, Gisr uHS adIs

gusseF. unta5r IS 800 no. marff feH-
6fenmetr Sgira. 27isr; Girfts, - - 2se:
Secoune. N-2fe; Gtnobaieo, 2t-22e; Tairu.
8rtnie. e-i0C
safe. = aHiatr $500 aiuuS. wnrft fsa.
amfrtcnH Snll Gram. a-itc: Bird 9-f2c;
gifr. - antlkt sos 0iilsn Margf ref, -
5rtles Ssft, a1s: Sescnbs. iO-t2G
Ghtcaao. Z. On. - SntfrF. - greaacrh.
t0N-27kC 1air0. 1eR-2ae.
safe. - G1tfitA l3h-itt. Trims. 1874 ~
iA 9oHne anl1ieaf. i5h-14e: Gri6. -
LAYS
ehR- ~ a2s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
Aus Rartnr.

3psi an 5sH gsieisR oer Wails
pouiss aiectrIi6sn gabn 0abier bsz
ihaiti5is Qrssiter, esr 30 SABRE ate
6enro Gtett aug Milpautse unO U.
3osfit, lestsn i'd auf Die gsleiis gum
G6laFsn nie0ir uro lpurDsn ocn eiHem
Qr6siispassn u5errai6t. S.ant Dnrs
b Hbsrfahrsr uab euiieslib 5srradea,
fein geuoT. patts gsraoe nod rsft=
3sitig auf I'm our 5eiiS 81 ipringn.
3m gerlauis zines StrsItes
paros Ter 30 5a5rs ate QufrsifeE
5o5H 6ermts Don isiuem gameraoen
81. Cas risosrssi6lagen uno torb
iur3 oar0uf. Dix 1T IN DAFT uno
miro lid untgr elmer NoraaHtlage 81
DerQHtuorten haben.
DIR IA Sdbrs ate gImgr Wars
tin iiel bsim 5pielsn Direct ouf enc
9lattarne, tersu ifaris a1nten TRn
Dsn uutsrltib 20 idredli6 5erihnittsn,
Dab BIZ GfnqeDeios bsroortraten. Dan
beiirhtgt, ooB ogr 8R0be ieinen 8ers
lsgungeH nlis9en pirD.
Der Y 5a5rs ate 4l6. GridIon
ruroe BON sinsm 9ieros tirsct in's
@sitt ssiHlagsH uao idgecli4 3us,s
ri6tgt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
gishmarhs.

eaptsus. - nnfusr $500 Rarft nlssriasr
teuit&te h2ahGQ, Refers. SIS ~ SOS.
aeuat A25-S18 ld&tf 54e-efb
Aiesrift - 4nlutf 100; Marff niilen. -
hui1erS eissrN eaie 5s Guslele 42s-Bo0:
r,tilsrf os .auis, s2S-S7b: eeiiers u~Eiiifsrs
~ este Sss-teE sspetnlies 2Ya-s 30:
lsrs I1s-aes Haasn 225-sQs: aesssrs
s2s-s7ss stsafra a7S-sas: aaisst 500
eesk. astasr S. gesrs ,rsa;a. =
s%s's S2s-es earsnsz. 45o-a2S
gsfseeo = On slussits nufss,
2eecos eesess 8sQ-7s5. zHa7s $50 =
Gcisysssf 5ls-S7s zisssrs INA
tss'5 aaSs uHa esfers aso-
s@ sfnli.fs ssss1. sss11 sss =
Asesa 8eoel5; SisA $3.50
ess isss 2tcOO; ass AE; Gan
esgiLJ CT 2l.suiss See.
Rass nne etifsr3 as31M.
s1ntint. See ASe-G4; f4nsre. 6tt
gass 2oo-D. esu-arr sco-
H1nt1aNatth = en- NiaaEisk -
SEE shue sea-zeo afss ans essf-s
% ssesGs - esssrs 26S@s
eeaiE aTa-L3ts NuzfE 4S9-sfe
sfsn SS asst ~
Sistas I'M Seteut G-s[75 81
sssssa. s.s sazss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
WctitHoe agenteit.
q. y. camsS. SobR 9miamann.
q. Gtodbanfsn, Sobn @oppsrt
Sobn gsisIsdeI.
gtunt 1IgtsrnirJtga.


s. g. Guuh oon 2oie@tRe
pa bat ols grai0snieuelecior oui BEN
republiuntidsu 3idgi rth8giri, oa Ct
Divcior elmer glatioralbant III uno
q gDelielbait Uidrini Of et as iol
ner unitr Mm Nsiebf pdbsbar no.
gne peiisu 8tlignation aus d5n
Ihftm @runN ioa 1If gem5lrdnii der
Gtie mob ttoori BEN. Nabrihels
fh miro o1s 5toaisetntraieomiit tie
NaCon3en ousfuleB.
n. a6bott Ser otm iebistu
Mmisinb- sr @to. e. 9ef0Ie ois 30.
miuaiion ais NcriiheruH stommtHar
oui oem rgmbiicaniit2n 1idsi huiiig
mddy.f. 10 0lh init ieinem TN arfi
qtriht BON DaHs GountB eeHeaitn 3lHa
fpd9 auf cine Nad3ahaiHa Der SiHu.
men pen oem iislurlretsneen Rihisr
~. g. eued uon 5uneau abwuitieu
moroeH
9unOtaituoior 8oberl Wl. ga
doutie iit. note oaa rgpualitamiide
SiaatB eniralcomii mtlogt. 70 btiitr,
oab Ct feline 9ampa9ntuotn bolisn
lam. 90 btsie 6siiutci ai6i am
eu1s dff otu fnugitn4 suridm
fibtcn ii. oen fkb ga 5onstis dui atm
rpublteaniiten Acknowledgement in
N5ied9o eehoIt baiit}
SIN WaDtion puroe am T..
Soruiog oer sDeuii Tag in ito
net Aeiie Qtigietl.
5a aty giabe zen Rte01bMtQ'
purotH lie ttioSn btlaBaieu 10rmer.
Wpb @reaorn uuo 3lls. @dbb pon
sirem sa1nelEl7e usliobreu um0 dui
btr Stslle ati3otet.
@si otm Qiriu8 Die 9a6nR
ktlt gsru@ Bor sinem 6tranbraufens
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
sTATE oF WISCONSIN Mn
WAUKEE U n

fN81AhLA NUN
COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
lnthe Matter of the Estate OF Will
helm Lehman, Deceased.
Letters testamentary on the Estate
Of Wilhelm Lehman late Of the town
OF Wauwatosa, in said County of Mil.
wauke deceased, having been duly
granted to Albert Woeler BY this Court
IT is ORDERED, That the time from
sne date hereof until and including the
nrst tuesday of April AID. 1909. be.
and the same is hereby fixed as the time
Mlthln which all creditors of the said
wilhelm Lehman deceased, shall pre-
sent their claims for examination and
allowance.
II Is FURTHER ORDERED. That all.
claims n demands Of all persons a.
gainst the said Wilhelm Lehman d..
ceased, be examined and adjusted before
TINS Court, at its Court Room in theCOurt
House, in the City of Milwaukee. in said
County, at the special term thereof
appointed to be held on the first Tuesday
Of July 1909, and all creditors afe
hereby notified thereof.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED. Thas
notice of the time and place at which
said claims and demands will be exam
ined and adjusted as aforesaid, and Of
the time above limited for said creditors
to present their claims and demands. be
given by publishing a copy of this order
n notice, for four consecutive weeks.
once in each week. in the Columbia
a newspaper published in the County Of
Milwaukee, the first publication to be
within fifteen days from the date hereof
Dated this 9th day Of Gotchcr 1908.
By the Court;
John G. Karel,
County Judge.
R. Reukema Atty. for Executor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

grsbiHeHen. - Niebrqer. WebsBori, 1880
Yrim0 S4mnlA per CftDber, e.e5; Soinien
t05-1lAeA GnuIisTH. 7h-7Ae; agilteb
lilde. aM-S%e
ale Enlnbpreife her Hrobenruarlte IN @1iis
Nduiee fnr Hd6niaAsrRbe 8nrsu Hro ME folnt;
10. / Rctl6erH. Loo - f.07; 20. 2 Rortb,
erH. i.02hAt0t; No. 3 Sprina. soc - 1901
Grird 3 Begffe, 3d. 6be. 80. 1 Wpgaen, 76ci
20. 8 Wnis, 77-7se; Stauearo Saier. soh-
Sic.
Die ob4aen umiatt nne Hd1 Hriefes ogFsieI'
Ten DaiIn aommsgcal 0eltss bearbettet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
1nrktbert9t
Gttreihe nnb MebL.
WailmauFee Ularfk

Htt5en. IermlRe iuareu uieeriaer. Ge
GENDER i1lob p6&c; Wlni f.0lc. BrobeH bel
srH-I 0nr f.0I, 8 DO. I.O6H, 3 DO. f.08.
0o. 2 9oEibtru-l gar LOAN. SHrHm-1 Gar
sx1te. I 30. s2e Beioei 0baii-5 0Grs e5nc
] DO. e4iAc
Dlatt. Esrmins paTeH nleorieeF. Te3ems
ber i1tob NtSc; Wldi 84Ac. 8toben Del I
Gar unsuor o6He umidte nau.
idbe; @iscOallH-i Gar grfra 6ac. / 30.
U2Ne, 1 %, G0Mc. I DO. no. 3 6ihe, ! DO.
1ie, l 30. 51hc 2 DO. soc. geeiietn-i3g Cars
Sgi5a SIAs % 5Ss b. 9se 20. 5Is z
90 70. 4 SIC. 3 DO. 545se.
Assgca. = get a Cars auiabr iiet,q. Inn
laee: 70; 81 Gar TOO, 1 DO. 7ihe. 10. T.
@aisf. Del 81 Cars gniu9r. uIidee:
20, 3 neteer--t Got 5oAe / b.. 499zc 90.
20 tsS 20. Slhs. Sianento ri
lse. %. az. s b. tekG 3 30. Ie1e. &c. 4
- Cara a1c,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

Der bsrdtbenbe 2onbesdusf6uB in eine
gefsbgebenos Qorperi6dft umoetpdns
belt purbe, bsrtrot Ct ben Rrets Grs
fteiu. SIN Sabre 1888 nurbe CT gum
8orIibenosn bes aonbntrtbi6dFtsras
Ties fir gIfabs9 otbrineeu, 1894 sum
Observation-Disclosures ernaunt. @6cn
1881 mar er in ben Rsi6stda eeirdbIt
DOroen. ND Ct Der Jrottion Der gIfd5s
Ter %angsborte. Rnbbem er 1890 suur
5peitsnmal Elm Rei9stagsmonbot ana
geuommsn bate, trnt CT ala 6oIpitant
Der to~nisroatiDen Station bel uno
lssts iein Rdnbat beim Gintritt IN bic
Regierung nisber. Der @ruber 5ran5
oes 5utiiHftigeR StaatsistrttGrs 1T
Weibbiihof BON Strobbura.
Der Stattbnltsr in GlTabs2ctbrins
gen lit nn9 benz eigsnartien rsihslGns
Oif6en Stantsrs9t firfIiter Reprds
lsntant bes tatIerIihen Rei8sobers
bauptss uno Der benz Rtihstonsltr pers
ontnortlihe miniItsr 5uglei9. or lit
sIeihfam fteIpsrtvstenber Raiier unb
aon3Isr in GlIaBs2 Otbrinesn unb Der
Ieitenoe Wtniiter. Der titulirte Stodiss
ieiretdr oss Snneru TN Wininerinm
fir GlfaBs2otbringsn unb feline Role,
gen. bic unterfaatsierstGrs unb Gbefs
Der aH6eren Staatsospartemsuts uns
tsriteben ibm. ME bic Stoatsistrstdre
I'm Reid benz RsihstOn3Isr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

Rtbrd8ta. - 10. s. TaH .our.
De ouf isiner Gampasns!our ourd re
5ras.a afermdrts EN- r~eunoliftr
Gmpfana 3u !bsii. 6r 5itli an elmer
aan3en An3abl Orten turie Qnipra
tsu. III eenn CT Die Sseen groons
uNQriii. ahtr rie Ueriehlie. Sic psrion-
Tide 8sNtutuu9 @8 Rebgaslaer'a her.
oc3uHbeu, NIT Der oiieueayen a5.
litt. iih o0nit bei lsinty Sub0rerltlit
tiu3uftmeitelH. ~ ,Sn Cma bu lit
G6as. & D0pis nuttr ogy aullast
Der Gynor0un3 oeS 0r. Frtr. Ruitia.
scr am 9 sept. uRtsr mpierj6Ien I'm
1aroen eJitQheu tpuyOe. Dem Di
fyicts seritie unier $4,000 9aya.
i60it iseraHi1portel poreea. an
per GytidaH DeWttfe luuynt Ser
etloityant osr ooyiism StoOisMns
pen @inbrttern gtipyeRgs uHe I'M
$500 beydubi.
Montana. - Dix 1000 @ru.
bgnatgsjier ron Man,aaa uue 0po
ming. NH felt Nlora,tu hgtitttn. fno
inter otr %leBti6bristn 0o5ui,ala on
HE 4vttii i"urldas,esy llessr
9utteu limeyauB3 atr1 am g. SIS
tn 9.issor9 meier oty Is Sen Sbuo
6rodtt.
Cressn - 81 trsr ecnFsr
eR taen Gatau3 puo e.ntr
3er'sgtn3us Otr 3ors5eyr Qaefit.
puyetu az Scapppcft 1
bT Nteo.ei uno al 1ntcyt Nr
.l,tt
6tlifcrrtd.. S;nt ut7s.
E%crtee,iou u8 inter ,sr S~an0sstir
v~snasyun Hamea tn et'en la.l
go eeyosH so 8s,af 1uf Gin.
- selma sco GaVtier cer n,tri.
50 1n G}ssrsn0 Nr lcestn p 1ssr,
ie Nuuaty.t 0ea Eg ian c,a Sen
S4teyn ms 0srs rHaa,s..
petata itsg. Ceitw a, Nr Sa~
sete5'tTaas ustyrirN Hs,
'll GGate strgttt rtu lt..t
$50 s. eet. 81 Stu Eel. M srt.
arc lsue Jytmao8sa,rr st,s-
ft erla.etgB co..
Ctiatamo - Esar ,.
ssac- srt tsa GrN1
9c ecu Caaaeg1 str,to .un SKIS
'sirty lirtts ~
N tu 'tt NHN ws ;-.
6steN tU &sito itss. II
ei srsa SAP e. ieAg nat ~
&ttear @'rtt FL luo g- W
DIS suetgxay t1am fgt ieirsa. nr,
'tre faTlx N~exrsat se-aN. Nstt
r eite ri &s,.ss ,aars e N-
RamFf ssssu sGs isrs SuxsFcu sspas.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11


0bio. - Quh bic gounties Qers
rn un0 8ropn hdben Die Ginfa6s
ruug Ter ortlideu grobibitioH be-
ialoHsr. Scnsit bdSsn Die grobis
6itioRiitsn in p Counties in Sbinsoes
iiegt. 8ei elmer bsusrs6ruHF in eis
mem 5uniz uHo 3ebn geHts2a0eu in
0oungstoWr spuroen 3 6suers
pebrluts get0Otei. 6 gsrIonen fhper,
uno etpa 10 leitt perlebt. - 8ei eis
nsm 3uummtniioB auf ner Ohio Gems
iralbabp 81 Sugar Rioss iomeD
8 Qerionsn um's 9eben uno s dntsre
pur0en utebr o0sr peniser lhper oers
Iest. - Ter Gsssr Sas Sones Ihuitt
in 8dllipoIis mad tinsm Strsit
ltiHer 5rau IND isinem So6n ur3
olnn iih itgbt Den pals our6. Qat
Drsni Iiegen i'm Stetben. 9ei elmer
S~a5srploIon II .eirsm QoitbauTe AZ
0aptou rdr0sn Elm 3S6rises RnGbs
hen eet0ctst. 6rdu 0aQner. Die Nirs
iaiu. uno ibr 2iabrises SHhtertsn
iootlih uHe ? anoeps periousn Ihper
psylsBt.
Rem Serfen. - Dm. I. 8rpdn
piro N osr @ote pom II. Octobu 2
Gaae in Ben Ssrisp per5ringtn uno
ucariteiulia in Retpori. SsrTsp Gitn.
605oien. Sli5d5eib, Qatsrion. 9bils
upsbar1 mo anoersa Stdoten RsteR
hsl.sT. HAD DIR o~emetratiiAe Dice
pr6RoeHtif aits Gan0iodt .Su5H u.
gtrH irire in Rsgpdrs. gaserion urs
SsrIep Sin Rt0sH bdliea. Scb fno
oie Tass Ha6 Riht istssisst. Nm u.
Ettoetr perotR otr repu6lnaniihe
9itspri Taen slbaitstano1Sa Sh<rman
aRo 0i5spr6rNHt Taire1nis in Rsrps
ar uue in San Gvauss Reosn boIssn
aHs an Is Ccieosr ioa 5dirSanss N
5rentcr Ipgt1tn.
Waff06ufstts. Die De-
meirdtsn bobsr Senator @a6sn ala
SeuUsrneurAinoiSlt an sc 5pies is
rts S,aasstiaets otfsat. Sic Rssubli.
tantr Gbtn e TNnr. DE rspusl,s
duifte 0laiiarm bsiarpcrtst -eire
S~auiuaffon mn RHdy9i cuf Ser
S@us ar'ericaEH 1eR CAPITALS ura
,rsricauiias IrNif~. - Ne 5oteIs
Ersnbol ure Setar 8ieu. iorie 8
1rofe ganNo1ufeE cui siRem oer berrs
G3asa S.s1ten CIT .Gun a
0~iathrpps Sac fus o6oe
srsaui. TR 50 Ge rrtster Is
i1mmtliA On 9anre ftrsiin
6wutsi5e 9cia snmeitr en gr6eisr
NJ ocsttsca "A S1gbfdsriIer. rsfi
ere ser Satviisa ibun Grxst<sas
/ ;Sssi sssss&sH 5o&a isG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

CsrE etgmhid 9dtsnt
sex tat IS 3 XXI ysi6a,i3 e
47e 1,it.s iath fcrils.n
8s.tnest 8ms-i iR tgi1ersu aro
1ire stssa Siasnstas Dor 2E ct
isssHs siBs GsgsH, pestsfui ssiaast
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11

gbtsaso. 1. cfistsr. gatm. = ninisp
pei5cu 8oienfs. ~4954.T0; SirdigbiS, 400
t~.6O-(.6o; 8oisrs. ab5--ii0: 70. : susine
ist3eH. LOS; gu, 3 Sprlnafpeisen. % =
o5; &c. 2 toisE. a7N - e9ke; 80. 2 Waii
I7h-75e; NJ. 2 asihey. 7sk-Tehc; no. !
Cabs, s...: Re. Z peibeg. -: DO. 3 tuet
ser H. e0Mc; WoaaeH. 75t; Guitergerfte, 81
-55Hci aHie bic wldi5erausiefe, 81 - soc,
70. 1 2urittpeiiefn, f.23hi 8rimd Iimotb9
amen, III Msk : 9ori, I4oo-i!i2i4,
1000. sbort CLEAR Shes. io.25-io.50; ales
RanfaS attn, 4. on. @si5sH. ga
2 baFtst. ea-o6he; 80. 2 roisr, 1.02h =
wieis. - no. 2 ssFii&ter. 7ik-72e.
cnftt. - 20. 2 neibeSJ t6-60e.
Ell eouts. 7. on. HetssH. - 10. I
voisr. i.0s-I04; Re 2 borfsr. s7h-ioI1A
Ncis. - 10. 2. 7SH-7AAC
Sairr. - So. 3 nttbrIs 5ii4c
d. uueabelte 7. en- - RetgtH, -
ae. / g5ritssH. LOLA; ge. 2 geribsrH f.0oA
Gssbl. - gtri Eateuis. 5.sB-5so: seeouo
S5o-505i. eirh Hears. 44~L55; SeeoHs
Ulcers. 8bO-3e0e
RoTfbsra, l.o2h; Rc. 2 E0Tibegu. LOON.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-11
aueo se.n .. guIa4.
ttfaAseDfbrinesns Ehmfneer Gtaafeget,et1,
stn Grbetnesedeuer.

"
tHassestbrinesns fanfaesr etaatDgefsss4a
sn Grsetnsaeaener-
4is bic nihtigfie 5ru6k ber eToks
lothrfnsifden aoiTertooe 1T bic NIT
Si1erbeft 81 sriportenbe Grnenuuna
oes b~tshsrigen Observation-Disclosures Der
Wsi9sl0noe. 6uso Corn .. guio4,
sum Ro6fDIeer bes NIT Gube bieSes
Sobres IN ben Ruheftanb treiesben
Stdatsfetrrtdrs b. Roller onsufeben.
Die Wnhl pirb BON alien 9orseisn
eliaBs2otbrinssns piqsommsn osh<is
Ben, bauptiGdlid Dobl f60n ous BEN
0ruHoe, neil oomit gum erfenmoI ber
SproB zines erbsingsIefenen gei6Iehs
tes an ben SDsith5hften 8eomtsnpoften
oes eliGffHden WiniRerfums beruFsn
Dtro, Der 5ubem burh feline bisberiae
polittfte 9bdtieseit in benibor enofsr
Weiie NIT ben Ditalftsn SntereFen ber
Rsiaslanoe DertnHpft 1T unb fd RIBS
men bari. in ieiner loneidbrieen SteIs
iSus ais Observation-Disclosures fiji qonb.
ntIbibof uHb offentIine Nrbeiteu
reitsH proeuitiDeH glubsn eetiftet su
babsl. Die eIfaBsI0tbringii9e greFe
iniJnoerhit erblidt IN Der MdbI Born
b. 9ula6s cine Qbi9Ioes3obluna ouf
bic IGnsit erfsbnts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9ugo 3OrH b. 9uIo6 uurbe 1851
als Sobn bes eonbssausfdubdbges
oroneteH 6ron3 Corn D. Gulo9 gtboren
uno bat TN 3Oueg Der Sefuiten feline
Gr5iebIng genohen. S6on 1873 mar
sr ais MitgIieb bes 9e5irtstoos bon
uHtsrsIioB pOIitii9 tbdtts. qIs 1879
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23

Anna Nelson, from down by Bray
ton, is now helping at the Mrs. Spoo
restaurant.
Mrs. Evans Marqueson visited at
her old home down by Brayton several
days this week.
The J. G. Powell building occupied
by the j. 4. Walker hardware had
fine new skylight placed on the roof
this week which adds much to the APP
pearance of the interior.
will e. Wissler, of the Bruce Bank,
was given the Master Mason degree at
the Masonic Temple, Monday evening
of this week, and his father, Rev. Ii.
l., Wissler, of Grinnell, was present
to see that they done good job OF
" Work Atlantic Evening News.
There was quite bit of excitement
in Extra, Monday evening, when the
fire bell sounded ndevery body began
to skedaddle to the fires, which was at
the Chris Hansen store in West Extra
He had placed chicken brooder up
stairs and in some way the lamp ex-
ploded, burning things quite lively
around there for awhile, To sum up
the loss they say the brooder is ruin
ed, also the eggs that were in it, and
some of the woodwork about the house
was burned, but they certainly escaped
lucky.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23

Doctor Brooks went down to Des
Moines, Wednesday night.
-Whittier's Barefoot bow with
cheek of tan (" is in evidence this week
which indicates an early spring.
j. M. Renftle has returned from
Iowa county and Iowa Citv where he
visited relatives He called on the
Motifs at Marengo and reports Russell
as improving.
We call attention to the announce
ment of Harry A. Bates, of Lincoln
township, as a candidate for county
clerk, subject to the decision of the
Repu blican voters at the Primary Elec-
ton June 2, 1908, Mr.. Bates is the
son of Edwin A. BBtes who is among
the we'll known old settlers ofthe coun-
ty. Harry has lived in the county
twenty-six years, having come here
with his parents when about five or
six years old. He is a young man of
integrity, of character and a good
reputation and standing amonga large
circle of friends. His home is up at
Gray where he has had charge of the
elevator for several years. If he shall
be nominated and elected he will make
an able and accommodating official.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
Unbiased Political News

During the campaign now opening
The Des Moines Register and Leader
will publish, impartially. all the po-
litical news of interest to Iowans.
While its views in regard to the diff
erent candidates and policies will be
expressed on the editorial page, its
news columns will be free from bias.
Readers of The Register and Leader
will be kept fully and reliably inform
ed on the Iowa and national political
situation from day to day. ANY new
reader can secure The Register and
Leader, every day except Sunday,
from now to July Four, 1908-until
after the Iowa primary and the Repub'
lican National Conveniently send.
ing One Dollar to The Register and
Leader Co., Des Moines, Iowa; for the
daily and Sunday send $3.50. The pub
Usher of The Audubon Republican
will forward subscriptions without ad-
ditional cost.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
Committees Appointed

r G. Spencer, President of the Au-
dubon Commercial Club, has appoint
ed the following committees to arrange
for the proper observance of Memori-
al Day in Audubon.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS. J.
Freeman, A. H. Roberts.
SPEAKRR-H. j. Mantz, J. M. Ora
ham.
MUSIC-W. H. Cowles, D. D. Drake
The following committee was APP
pointed to secure speaker for the
Fourth of July and the remainder of
the committees for the fourth will be
appointed later: J. A. Nash and Fl.
A. Arnold.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
MEETING OF MOTHERS CLUB
At School House, Wednesday Afternoon
April 29, 1908, From Three To Five

On Wednesday afternoon, April
the Twenty ninth, from Three to Five
O'clock, the next meeting of The Moth
ers' Club will be held at the School
House. The meeting will open prompt
ly on time. Every body invited. The
musical program is being arranged by
Miss Hazel Neff.
PROGRAM
Instrumental Duette
------- The Misses Doak and Netf
Group Song: Margaret Zion, Fiji
Goldstein, La Verne McHargue,
Margaret Green, Alice Rutherford,
Theresa Poulsen, Blanche Zion.
Instrumental Trio. Mrs. E, F. Bilharz,
Miss Hazel Neff, Miss Lulu Doak.
Instrumental Duette: Mildred Buck,
Elma Christensen.
Song Ladies' Quartette
Paper: Rights of Children and Their
Limitations; Miss Ella M. Stearns.
General Discussion of the following
Topics: Little Girls are Annoyed
When Hanging May Baskets. How
May They be Protected?
Bows Run Coasters on the Side Walk.
Is This Safe Pastime?
The Visiting Habit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
New Features For The Nonpareil Readers

On account of the increased price Of
white paper many newspapers of the
country are increasing subscription
rates, but The Daily Nonpareil, of
G Juncil Bluffs, regarded as the most
carefully edited paper in the state, and
sold at q price much lower than many
other papers are selling for will make
no change in It's subscription rate.
Announcement from the publishers to
that effect will be received with inter-
est and pleasure by thousands of its
readers in southwestern Iowa. Some
extensive improvements in its publica-
ton plant are contemplated by The
Nonpareil Company and the year 1908
has in reserve for readers of that paper
lot of new features that are to be
announced later. If you are not now
taking The Daily Nonpareil The Au-
dubon Republican can subscribe for
you or you can send your subscrip-
ton direct to the publication Office, at
Council Bluffs.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
Extra News And Notes

Band concerts will begin in Extra
one week from Saturday night, May
Two.
George Conklin, whose home is up
at Kingsley, arrived in Extra, first of
the week to pass few days with his
old time friends.
Elizabeth J. Martin was born on
October 20, 1873, and died at the Hos
pital in Iowa City, where she had been
operated upon, April Is, 1908. Mrs.
Martin was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Heath, of Extra, Iowa,
was born here and grew to womanhood
in this community. She was very
industrious woman, always tried to
help the poor or needy when in trouble,
and was a member of the Christian
church, in this city, at the time Of her
death. She leaves a husband, one
daughter, an aged father and mother,
one brother and three sisters to mourn
her untimely death. The body arrived
from Iowa City on Monday and the
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock from the Christian
church, Rev. Poulsen having charge
of the services, and she was laid to
rest in the Extra Cemetery. The rural
mail carriers of Extra acted as pail
bearers, as the husband of Mrs. Mar
tin was one of their number. The entire
community extend its sympathy to this
heart broken family because of the
loss of their beloved one.
Essie Herrick. who is up at Early
this season trimming, was home over
Sunday to see her mother who is quite
poorly.
Bessie Allen, formerly of this city
but now of Illinois, was here the past
week visiting her old school mates.
Mrs. Austin Guernsey was confined
to her bed for several days this week,
caused by one of those severe head
aches.
The Easter exercises given Sunday
evening at both the Methodist and
Christian churches we're very well at
tended and much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Dave Workman, who has been
sick for some time, is reported worse
at her home in this city.
Nick Doffing is now the owner of a
new pianola which he keeps busy IN
his piano store and everybody on the
street enjoys plenty of good music.
William Rucker, from up northeast
of town, was in Extra Tuesday with
thirteen teams and hauled out lumber
to start that fine new residence upon
his farm. Lester Peterman has the
contract for the building.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23

Harry e. Sampson and wife &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Waterbury in the latter's big Rambler
drove out from Des Moines on Tues
day to attend the wedding of the form
er's brother Frank G. Sampson to
Miss May M. Layland. Mr.. Water
bury has the distinction of having
been one of "Teddy's Roughriders"
at San Juan Hill and the only person
from the state who received an invita-
ton to attend the Longworth-Roose-
welt wedding at the White House. He
is now the head of the Waterbury
Medical Company and should have
been chosen mayor at the recent cleo
ton. Owing to the heavy rain this
morning they shipped the auto by
freight and will take the Audubon
Filler this evening for home.