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Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Albert Boulden spent Sunday in town
Mrs. A. E. Davidson is visiting in Phila
delphia. =
John Reed was recent visitor in Phila
delphia.
Harry Kibler was an Oxford Fair Wis
itor last week. .a.
Miss Augusta Baker is visiting relatives
in Oxford. -.s
Postmaster Coleman spent one day las
week in EIkton.
7. G. Kibler, of Philadelphia, was 8
visitor in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spear spent Sun.
day in Kent county.
R. B. Jones spent Sunday with bis
family at the Anchorage"
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Clayton were
Kirkwood visitors Thursday.
Miss Mary DunniDg, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Evelyn Kibler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Stubbs are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
W. A. Moncure, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with 6. S. Woolley.
William schaefer, of Delaware Col
lege, spent Sunday at his home.
Mrs. Lulu Dukes, of Kennedyvile, Wis
tied Mrs. 7. G. Smoot last week.
Mrs. MiIcha Lusby and Mrs. George
Padley, of Cecilton, visited town on Tues
day.
Miss Tina Evans spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs. H. w. -Kibler, near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Lum
Sunday.
Mrs. George Melton, of Washington,
is visiting her father, Capt. G. o. Love-
less.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Willis, of Balti-
more, are visiting bis mother, Mrs. NJ.
E. Willis.
Misses Ida BoucheIle and Elizabeth
Cooling are enjoying visit in Havre de
Grace.
Mrs. J. Groome Steele and Miss Flor
ence Egee visited Mrs. Arthur Davis on
Thursday.
Mrs. George Reuss and son have re-
turned from, visit with relatives in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Lea Elliott and son, OF Newark,
are spending sometime at the newly
opened hotel.
Miss Eva Evans has returned after a
two months visit with relatives in Som
erset county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McIntire, of
Philadelphia, are visiting his sister, Miss
Matte McIntire.
Misses Florence and Sara Malster, of
are spending some time with
Mrs. Anna Conrey.
Mrs. Ida Bouchelle and Miss Mary
Bouchelle are the guests of Mrs. I. G. |
Ellison, near Kirkwood.
Mrs. W. A. Creamer and son, of Will
nington, are visiting her parents, Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. James Vaughn.
Mrs. J. Dulaney. of Baltimore, and |
Mrs. John P. Wilson, of Cecilton, visited |
Mrs. /. g. Griffith Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark are pre-
pairing to move to Baltimore. Mr.. Clark |
has sold his store to Mr.. Joseph schaefer.
Mrs. John Loveless and sons have re-
urned TO Baltimore, after:spending some
lime with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John |
8eiswanger.
John Hopper is attending the Univer-
ity of Pennsylvania, and James Vaughn |
s taking course in law at Cornell Uni
1ersity. They were graduated in. June
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
LITTLE BOY DROWNED

J. Austin Clay, the eleven year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Clay, near Elkton,
Nd, was drowned in Elk River, at Clay's
shore, Saturday morning. The little
fellow had strayed away from home Sat
urday morning, and when be did not
return to dinner search was made for
him. His fishing line and a string OF
fish found at the shore led to fear that
he had been drowned, snd by dragging
the river his body was recovered Sunday
morning about eight o'clock. He was
subject to fits, and the supposition is that
be fell into the water while suffering from
one of the attacks and was unable to help
himself.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
Why Buy McClure's =?


butb causeiti the
books
r o dollars volume
THIRD-TIMELINESS reading in good It
entertaining amusing instructive and
all Americans
be
FOURTH-ITS CHARACTER children
adye a editorial
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
SABBATH WORKERS M CONVENTION
Biackbird and Appesuidimink Sunday

SCHOOLS
The Appequinimiilk and Blackbird
Hundred Sunday School Association held
| their seventh annual convention Thurs.
day, September lFtb, before an interest
ing and enthusiastic gathering. The ees.
sion was heid this year II Frlsudsl.ip H.
E. Church. Thbrouehfare Neck, aiIl i
more deliglitfnl day could net have been
had. Delegates wsfe present from Town.
send, Blackbird, Salem, Friendship, I'm.
ion and Delaneys. 4 basket lunch was
served during the day and socially every:
thing was done to givetbe delegates and
friends an hospitable welcome. The
church was decorated for the occasion
and the programs nsed were of q souvenir
nature. Under the motto 9The Sunday
School Life Saving Force,n nauticie
terms were used in introducing all the
subjects.
D. B. Jones of Townsend, is president
of the Association and Thomas Jones OF
near Collins Beach, is the vice president.
Stephen Keen of near BIackbird, is the
secretary and Theodore EerRnsnn of
Blackbird, is the treasurer. The program
opened with a devotional service, J. A.
Latta gave the greeting and D. B. Ma.
loney gave the response. After report
by the various officers and superinten-
dents of department work, all of which
showed the Sunday Schools of the two
hundreds to be in healthy condition,
Mrs. Lottie Brockson gave an address on
The Duties of Captains" (Superinten-
dents). The congregation joined in sing
ing 'Throw out the life liue' and Miss
Maggie Wilson of Seaford, spoke on ''The
Duties of Pilots (Teachers). In the
afternoon Mrs. Kate E. Cooke talked on
"0ur Chart and Compass" (Bible and
Compass) Rev. E. C. MacSorley of Town.
send, sang solo, Rev. W. E. Matthews
talked on 'Our Clearing Papers (Charac-
ter), Miss Fannie Taylor of Camden,
N. j., sang solo and Rev. F. G. M acSor-
ley gave an address on Port" (Heaven).
The exercises closed with singing Jesus
Pilot Me-
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
w-NOTICE!.

| l, PIERCE E. STRADLEY, tenant of
the house known as the Stidham House,
situated at Odessa, in School District No.
81, county of New Castle and State of
Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quirements of the General Assembly, in
such cases made and provided, do hereby
give notice that l shall apply in writing
to the Court of General Sessions of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
County, on MONDAY, the End day of
November A. D. 1908, being the next
term of said court, for license for said
house as an inn or tavern for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in quanti-
ties less than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
able citizens of said School District, at
least six of whom are substantial free
holders of said School District, recon-,
mend the said application, viz:
John West, G. P. Stidham,
Charles Krouemeier, F. ]. Pennington,
A. A. Spicer, John F. Morris,
G. E. Stidham, Harry West,
John W. Smith, 7. ]. Duhadaway,
Andrew West, David Thornton,
Ernest Duhadaway.
PIERCE E. STRADLEY.
Odessa DEL, October, Sd, 1908.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
MCClure's Magazine


with new subscriptions for 1905.
S. S. MCCLURE COMPANY, Street, YORK
cash prize II the Write
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03

Beginning October 1st 1 will give cou.
pons on all sales OF 10c and above.
Mrs. G. w. PETERsoN's.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
Mails Close as Follows.

Going Nortb-7.25 q. M, 1905 a. m, 405 pm.
500 p. m. and Sp. m.
Going south-S.OO am. Al5 p. M, and . r. m
For Odessa-75.o a. M. ESQ a. m. II 80 q. m,
i.50 p. m.
For Warwick. Cecilton and Earlville $40 a,
M, and Al p. m.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
THE WEARING
OF THE GREEN

Very popular this season,
Green Hats, Green Vests,
Green in Suits. Green in
Overcoats, Green Neckwear,
Green Shirtsand GreenHos
New colorings, new patterns
and new shapes. Plenty of
new Browns in everything;
also a big lot of special cuts
again this season in styles for
Young Men. Suits at S12, $15,
$18 and up to S25. Oyercoats,
the Derby Cut at SIS, $50 and
S25. New Long Greys in
OVercoats at SIS to $50. Silk
lined Fall Dress Oyercoats at
SIS to $50. Big line new
Soft Hats in new shapes and
colorS.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03

: SVEOOEUV - !;
! a&gSeg
SDoes It Pay ?;
Y A customer came to us with
i a pair Of shoes for which she
T. had paid $1.49 in another
Y store---a great bargain---shoes
said to be $500 value. They
Y had almost crippled her and
v she wanted us to help her. We
! examined the shoes and found 4
= = some of the points for which !
7 she had paid $l.49. Such as Z
= The counters for stiffening
Y at the heel when pressed re-
Y mained down, it was paste Z
y board.
y The soles were leatherboard a
y or ground up scraps of leather q
v cemented together.
Y The insoles were of red q
y leather, full of wax and nails. 4
Y So nice for foot comfort, you 4
Y know. A
7 The shoes were ill-shaped 4
y and out of date, sloppily made 4
V for quick selling. a
Y For fifty.one cents more. 4
) $500 a pair, she could have a
y cotton our hand sewed welt 4
7 shoes, made of selected leath- 4
. er, made to fit, comfortable, a
y and wear we'll. No paste a
Z board, no nails, no thread, just 4
7 comfort. At $500 for your 4
) selection---gun metal, French 4
Y kid and patent leather. g
Y You better come here for A
3 your shoes. 4
y 3%G@@g N
: J. B. MESSICK !
7 Cochran Block, Middletown. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 389S3S9S9SS
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03

John Hopper is attending the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, and James Vaughn
is taking course in law at Cornell Uni
versity. They were graduated in June
from the Chesapeake City High School
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
CURRENT PRICES

MIDDLEToWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY s. B. FoARD.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
1DDLETOWN PRODUCE MARKET.

CoRREcTED WEEKLY By W. r. ooNNELLEE.
Middletown transcript., 1908-10-03
MULLINS MEMS STORE
WILMINGTON

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-26

RING TELEPHONE NO. A AND
~. W FINDLEY. THE PRODUCE
MAN CAN SELL YOU The FINEST
LINE o. WESTERN AND NEW
YORK IRISH POTATOES EVER
SEEN IN BRUNSWICK.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-26

NOW IS The TIME 10 GUY THAT
RAlNcOAT. The SAME COAT
YOU SAW MARKED S13, NOW
$3.50. WoOD-5AiLEf CO Tf5lf(G
COMP ANY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-26
PLEASURES WITHIN REAcH

PLEASURES WITHIN REACH
Changing the appearance Of your
home at small cost with
ATTRACTIVE WALL PAPERS
so that yoar eyes and nerves are
rested, and that longing 10 get away
ior change is entirely gone. A
rocm completely changed by lovely
wall paper Is q pleasure within reach
aud satisfies as hardly any other
pleasure con da, at 50 small price
Come and please your eyes with this
new stock-and ask the prices for
hanging.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
99aIbingibu 9 Qej


Der Senot bei6aitigte iih baupt-
iodlih nit ser 9uble1eHuo5me uon
Oepnrtementsberidten nnO ser Gin.
reihuug bon gorIagen IS Iu0 10.
peit ihou 352 8orlosen meiitpnS
Seiudpe I'M @eipdbruns BON Geniio-
Heu. eiugereiht morOen
Der Senctor Sobnilou bon 9lla.
bama unterbreitete eiue &oua0e. Die
sic 8ieoeraufnabne Ser iruberen
aGOetten Gofiea uuo @@ouer in sic
@lilitdrafaOemie nerfiigt aus Ser lie
toegen SudlSpreuens geiioBeE pur-
ben. SobnitOn meinte. ieI6it i'm Sc.
nat lei oas S..,ggvrellen ii5lid). ga
ieoer neue SeHator ot4Trh 0rarq.
ialirt perOe 0ab iHn umuidtiae
SIuitrdge auiadaoen un0 ieine @ri.
Dilegien beidnittsn tpiir0en. Tie ge.
itraiung Ser beioen aa0etten iei obne
3rpeiiel 81 itrenge gapcien
lint 1 20 llbr pertagte ih ser
Senot.
7as Sans bGhdftigte ii8 beuie
pdbreno Der gan5en Sibuug nit ser
Geuiltrporlage. Gs 8eiatc iid, 0aB
0ie @orIaae niht glatt 0ur6gehen
miro, 0a ihr ie6r oieIe glmpmoameats
ai19ehdngt mer0en Oiiriten, uie aus
ser Debate bernoraif7
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Die MiOrOtbsOrir 1T nnn fallen ae.
lanen DOrOcn nHS banSrlt IS iid
um llnfau OSer SeIbitnOrO.
Seine @sidaftsiOrseu.
Der Sriessicfretar iOrOert in ieiucm
Sabrcsberidlt $52, 100000 mCbr
ais lestes Sabr.
SefiirmOrtct cine iturfe Mills.
ct. oonis. M2n-. Q 0e,.

Sl. SoulS, MO, y. Se3.
Ter 9orouera SSnqucIt aber SSran.
els 2 0iridl5erg's 9eife, 0es ct.
Souiier augeiebeneu 9iiraers, ser
Igeitern in ieiHer@obnung in ge5eim.
IniBOoller @eiie leinen Zoo idn0,
Imuroe beute mieoer auigenommen.
Gas midtigite 3eugniB uuroe Don
oen 9er5ten, 0ie 0ie Autopiie Der
Seihe 0orgenoumeu 6otten, abgege.
ben ytah ibrer Weinimg mar Sirifs
berg ermOr0et o0er 5uf1ltg aet0Otet
poroen. Die gl6meienheit pom 9lll.
Ioeripuren wurOe ais genitgenoer @es
meis 1egen ole 5beorie eines Selbit.
Imoroes angenommen. Ole 9luffl1-
ruug oes @e1eimnilies miro pnhl
sum groBen Iheil 0ooou abbdngeu,
ob Die 9Sol5ei 0en Gigentbiimer 0es
9feboIpers, Ser i'm SirIhberg iben
@auie geiunoen nur6- ousiiuoig
modem fam N3an bot nit elmer
I0urdiuhung ser 8iunolei6en beson-
Ineg.
ct. Soits, Dto., ,. Gej.
Die Observation-Disclosures IN Dem
Snqueit, Der iiber oie 2eide poa
5rancis Q. Sirih5erg a6gebalter
miro, baben erqeben. DAB es iib
faum nm einen @forO banOein fann.
Oa feitgeiteat Duroe. SAB ole 95iitoIe,
Oie Oem 0tanne Sen Sob brahte,
Sirifberg's gigellthum mar. IS
bleibt alio nur nod oie glunobme
iibrig, DAB Gin llnfaa oOer Selbit.
moro OorIiegt @egen @riteres
ipridt Oie Ebatiohe, 0aB Sirih.
ber9, obipobI i'm Rahtgapauo, cine
Sadie onbatte, Elm geDeis, oaB er
nidt, luie feline Sreunoe behaupten.
Girbrecber i'm Sau;e uerHitbete urO
auf Die 1reppe elite. no iid Die
gSaffe 3uf1IIig eHtIuo. @dre Oies
Der 5aa geiueien. 70 bdtte er iid)
faum ole 3eit gelaiien, 6ie SSade an.
3u5iehen.
8as ober sic Sade beruifelt
madt. lit. BAR auideinenO fem W2c.
tiu iiir eineu Selbituoro porbon0ea
lit. Seine geibditlide1 gerb1ltnIIie
befir0en iih in 9eorOnetem 3uitan0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Sn Onnflcr etnnOc.
q. ,Soieph. Wio.. 9. 81.


Grau @linnie 0iaget. Oie Srau
eines Nlaihiniiteu ans Gearborn,
Nlo, ieuerte aeitern auf iid1 un0 ihr
guei Sabre altes S66nd)en 9ieuolper.
idriiie ab. sic bate geitern in ei,
ucm 6ieiigeu Gotel Elm 3iumer ae.
mietbet. glls oie t5hiiiie ertonten.
pur0e Die SbiIr 3u i6rem 3immer
ailige6roden IND man fano Sic 5rau
un0 Oas 2ino oui Dem Bette lieaeaO
uno obue Selinnuug por. Ser obere
E6eil oou Dem 4opie 0es ainoes
par 6uditdbIih tuealeriiien uno sic
ShI1fe Der Wiutter ries Srei auael.
nunOen auf. S5n ser &an0 ser iSrau
mar Elm nod raudlen0er 9ienolper.
9ei0e iuuroen nnh einem Soipifnf
ge6rodt. ipo Die 5rau beute mieoer
gum 9epuBtiein fam. Sie lebt ieit
meAreren @ohen oou ilrem Wanne
9etrcnnt uno bat Oas Sdei0unas
Derinbren gegen i'm anaeitrengf. Sic
5iHterIleB cine 9ioii3. 0ie lauiete, oaB
lie oen SSuH8en, ben lie ihoB. init
iih" nebmen moate. Wln nimmt an.
onB tie Die 5bat in nonlentaner Sci.
itesg geit6rtheit beaina
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

ystdlt meniger ais 5000 EerIOHa
tOlgeH Scr Seidls sec 9aiIers
oUn GbiHa.
Gs tast.
3ablretde altc Srnuergebraudle uur
Oenanf Scfebl Ocs Sbrunes
nidjt cingsBalten.
Gs tast
Sine toitipieIige Sadie.
Neflna. O Nes.

@efing, 8. De3.
Die 9eihe 0cs neulitb uerItorbenen
&aiIerS 2adng-0ii murOe beute I'm.
ttr 9roBcu 3eremoniea oon Der
@alle N Ser pcr6oienen StnOt. no
ne na1renO Der leeten gSode auf1e-
oobri mar nat ser 9eidlenbaae auf
Gem @oalen0ilge aebradt, 100 lie
olt'0cb1hrt miro biS 00s Oaiiir be.
iumnie @ra68np6lbe iertiq aeIteQt
no einc gaze icit5eitent lit. Nm Der
@plte oeS Seiden5ugcs beidnO lid
oer &e8eut @rim G0un. Die Diarlh.
route crltrcde Iisb Don Der 9eihen.
baue iu Der 0crbot,nen Sta0t 0urh
oaa otidle Sbor 0erie.6cn. Damn
ourt oig alBcre Staoi tn ser gfid.
ud8 nad) Dem yeihen1iiael.
9emertensapertl mar, OaB ser
Sabe8M uibt oos @eprdnqc bot,
wlc bel iriihereu }lulaBen. &ele alte
3toraude mur0eu aan3 anger 9lbr
eeloncu mo Die 3eremonien lehu.
ea iid me3r ou 0os Nlo0erne. 50
Bat Dies bei Ser @eo0lferunq be0eu.
tenocn gInitoB errcat. o6cr trotoem
0ics 3u eruarteu NOR batte Ger
SlroH Ocu 0iroBen Ratb beaiitroat,
en mebr ncu5eitlihes 3eremoniea
ou3uarbcilrH IS beiaroen lih ehuu
COCO @ei0troaeu0c inn 3uae Dem
iih nod 4000 Soloaien auihlolien.
Ger 3pacnt m0 sic Dtitllie0er lei.
ncs Nois iobaien Sem Sarqe nur big
3um lhorc Scr ncrboteneu StaOt, Ser
@roBtanjIer 9uon 56i aoi ieoody
un0 81 an0ere hohe gsiir0eutraper
ga5cH Ser 2eide 0as @elet bis 5um
Seitenaiiael.
Bum criign Male in ser @cihihte
6binaS NOR es gluslan0ern deitattet,
Den Scihen8ua zines N1italie0es ser
SfaiicrianiIie II slegentbpin 81 neb-
men.
3u 9ciola uq zines oIten @e.
6raudes iino atIe peri0Hlideu eiief.
Ten Oe5 ocritorbeuen Qaiiers Der.
brouat moroeu. 0as 8erit5rte Gigen.
fun bottc einen iebr 6o6cu Bert1.
Nan iddbt onb sic SrmicrieierIib-
feiteu in &er6iuonua NIT 0en 9(6Ic.
bea Der bet0en N}aieitdten (aaiier
mo aatlcrIn-@9itiuc) nidlt Dtniaer
aIs ieds 0ii0ionen Taels (etipd
S4 10000 aetoitet 5a6en. Sin
Eheil 0ieier Smme miro Dem bin
tcrldilegcn @haB ocr @aierin-@itt.
re cutuommcu oie iabelbafte Reids
tblmer biHtcr,aiieu baben ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Sin sombcnottcntat

'Akth fJttAf - ~ IS tltHhAs
Wehr as 20 4erionen muroeu
uerlett. mo s 0lDan id)m.r. pn0 100
mebr mnoen Dou einem panitarti.
gen Sdreden crariifen. als bcllte
eine @ombe in Sen 2uirdadi Scr
lpicibslaicruc glo. $50 Git 63. Sir.
aeuorien mur6c 3as 0aus mur0c
tart 6eifaOi9t Gs lit ausihdcBlidD
bon sStalIenern bepo1nt. INTO IS mur.
oe befannt. oaB perihic0eue gemo9.
ner oes 6anies IN oen Iebten 0lona.
ten 9rog6rieie W5alten BADEN Gie
.grploion mar iApflit. Die er.
iAiiiteruug uadie iicb pebrere Stra.
Bengeoierte meit in 0en &muiern
iiblbar I'm Sen guftihaht. in Den
0ie 9onbe geuorien Uur0e. Iegen
5hla3inmer an Der einen Se.ie
un0 9a0e}inpmer an Der an0eren.
.Aae 0Criouen bic perlebi mur0en.
6eian0en lid in ben SdlaBimmern
.anf ser SiiOieiie Die gaoer1nnia
uur0en Beritort, 0ie @aiisrleitnngen
wnr0eu berausleriiien un0 3erbro.
den unO 0ag @ebluoe nur0e an oie.
ier 5eiie untrr @oiier geieBt. benor
0as 0aiier IN Dem tbeilmeiie 3eritor-
ten aeaer ab1eitelt meroeu founte.
CALF uno 3ie9eliteine. nnteuniitt
nit Bl0sid)erbeu Uon 0en Bertriim.
merten 5enitern iDur0en NIT iurdlt,
barer @eDaIt in sic SfloBmlmer
9citleuoert mo Deridiebene Uon sen
gerlebicn iDuropn inter TriiuWnern
aaer Art baib6egrabea un0 bepubt.
los IN ibren getien 9eiunoen Ier
9arm ser grploiiou lodie in Ser
Rahborihait Sic geute ans sen 6au,
iqrn uno In meniaen g2inlteu itan0
qine nod S1ln0erten 3d6len0e 0ieu9e
Don iparlib getleioeten 9}dunerl
ua0 5r0uen Dor o0n bauie. es
ua6m me6r ais eine 5tnn0e. nm Die
auileregtcn 0leuihen 3u berubqcn
uuo sur 5eimfabr 5u bepegen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13

ganuille Na, 8. gel.

GanulIe, aSHy 3 2e3.
2eete 92a6t oranggu sUei 6auber,
Elm Jteger uno Elm weiBer Mann, in
oas @ei6aits}immer bon n9omer
Dloore ano Cons 0iibueritaaunacu
mitten I'M @eih0tst6eile Der StaOt
ein Itellten @orrp 5tine. ben gud-
batter nit UorgeaaItcnenl 4apolper
unO raubten ans 0eH @eioidrnnf
$52 gaargelo uuo $3.50 m aupei.
iltngeH. 5iini3e5u Mann arbeiteten
oamals inn acaergciboB oes Gebdu.
oes. Der gteJcr yDang Stiue, ibm
in Oas anitoBenoe @emah 5u iolgen,
nabreno Der meiBe Mann oen @el0.
idranf pliin0erte Ger Sdranf mar
ofien. aber Sic fIeine 5toblfiite mar
UeridloIien. Ter 6auber iprengie
lie aber nit leihter 0liibe nit einem
Belle af. Die Hau6er 5Guerliteai9s
ten 0rrh sic 4oroeribiire lire 5luht.
nahoem tie Dorber noda Stine ge'
marnt hatien iie 81 Deriol9en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Der @OIOselObeitunO nnieres eanbss.
gaolhinntnn . 8 9 0e.

NoNI IJAtSAl4tr =. W y. 10.
Saut Dem ioeben Deroiientlitten
Sa5res5eribt Oes SdDabamtsietre-
tars SEQ. 3. @orteIuou ii6eritiegen
0ie 4usgaben iir Oas 9iehnungs-
iobr 1908 Oie @innabmen nm
S58.070.201 bauptiddlib infolge
Ser 9eoriidten @cid)1itslage unO ser
erbo1ten 9eguiaigungen.
Ger Sart3eIo-5ou0 fir Sic GinIo-
lung BON 3ertiiifateu un0 Shat.
amts 9loten Bat Iih pabreno 0es
Su5res Inn 139 @tiaionen Dollars
uermebrt.
Der @eLOuorrat6 fiir Oas Sa1r
uahm nm $3.50. .2O3.000 5u. Iie 3u.
nobme i'm @ol0 betrua $151 .744.-
391. i'm Sil5er $17919. .395. III y1a-
tionaIbaHfnoten S94545. .227.
Sim SfIuiie 0es &ednungsio6res
1908 BELIEF iib Oas geiannte ltlu-
IauiBeI0 auf $3O38, ,O15488. oOer
S3472 pro Gopf Ser 9eoolferung.
2ooon maren nabe5u 46 9ro5ent in
@olD.
Die per3insbare SbuIo betrng
am 30. SUM 1907 1894. .9O2. .76O,
am 80. S5uni 1903 1897. .5O3. $3.50.
Nm SdluB Oes Reduunasia5reg
go. Suni 1909 maren 6S27 91a-
tionaIbanfen im 9etric6. nit einem
dutorilirteu Stnmlfapital oon ms.
geiammt 1896. .542. TIA. 1878 @an-
fen muuOen ourf 8eidluB fhrer 9If-
tionnre geidloiien ul1O 469 5a6.
iHHgsurHd6ige 9anfen mur0cn in
Sic Sbbut Don Maiieoerualtern qeae-
ben.
!Serr GorteIuou ibdtt sen Inter.
itub mir 0ns iebise Rcd)ninqsiabr,
oas am 80. SUM 1909 a6laltien
miro. auf ia 9Riaiouen Dollars.
Ger 9erift ser @c6einuoienita6.
tbeilung fou1tatirt. oaB mabremo Oes
Sahres II oerihieOene neue 9lusaa.
ben bou 6aIibgeIo in llmIauf qe.
bra9t murOen. 345 0ies6etiigIide ae.
ridflihe gerfoLgunqen fan0en itatt.
gegen 216 i'm Sabre porber. 3ur
&ermebrufig 0ieies ltmrpeiens hat,
Die Der 8erift 5eroorhebt, Ser Son.
greBbeidIuB be3itgIib ginihrdmung
Iocr @ebeimoienifagenten beigetra.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
asraa1rssbsriat Sss arieasIsfrstars
NsalbInaion. 9. 0e8ember.

2SdlDlHaloll, .. 2e5elnDer.
2aut Dem 6ette DeroffentIiffen
SSabresberidlt oes ariegsiefretdrs
miro Oeiien Iepartenent fiir oas
fommen0e 9ie6nungsiahr cine ge.
rUilligung 0ou$1S9. .755. .039 brandlcn.
oOer $52,0O0,000 mebr ais fir 0as
laufenOe 6isfaliabr. 1ieie g2ebrfor.
oeruug miro bauptidhli6 0urd Die
geplanten FSluB. unO 6afenperbeiia.
rrnaen ioipie an0ere GtoiI6nuien be.
Oingt. gtiUa $10,000,000 Ser 0lebr.
forOerungen fOmmt auf 9iedlnuna
ser 9lrmee. Ser gfilitdrafaoemie un0
Ser giiIij.
Ger ariegsiefretGr empfiebIt Srin.
geno cine ,gerjiinguna4 oes Gfii.
3iersforpS un0 Sic Grbo6una ser 0f.
iiiiers5ahl nm 612 Gffi5iere. geiSe
Gorihldge lagen Dem 9ongreB Iebtes
Sabr Dor.
Die 2lrnee lit sur 8eit poI3abIia
big auf etpas mebr ais 5000 Wana.
Die geiertioneu baben iih mdhren0
Oes Red)nungsiahres nm as QroyeMt
aeaen oas 8oriabr Oerminoert Ger
Sefretdr cHpiiebIt ferner. ooB Oie
9lilii oes gan6es itetig 10000
@fann betragen ioa. I'M fir eineu
2lngriii BON irPeno eiHer ser 6ei0en
aiiiten geriiitei 81 iein.
Gum Shlub ertlart er, Sab oie
einrid)tuug BON loitiparfoiien in
Oen 8biIippiHen Elm GROCER erfoIg
lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
e. 8. @roh banFerott erIlart.
Qetroit. Nlidl.. 9. -.


Samuel e. @roB bon 8attIeGrecf.
friiber ein befannicr @runoeigen.
tbunsbdHoIer IN G6icago. muroe Don
Dem bieiigeH 8unoesacridlt fiir ban.
ferott erfldrt. Seiue Ber6inolhtei.
ten beloufen iih oui mebr ais cine
babe g2iaiou 3olar Oenen qe1cn
Sl0t 90 9lftiba Gegenit6eyiieaps.
@roB erregte Dor ma5rereu Sabrcn
OaOurt glufie6eu. oab er eiueu @ro.
5eB gegen @cmono Ronano. oen 8gr.
faiier BON .@prano oa gergerac1 ali.
itrengte. iil0en er be5auptete oaB oeF
fran5oiiide 9Iutor oaa geuomte lid
nad einem oon SroB geiArie6cncu
Iran1a. .Ebe 02erhant 8rince 81
@orupiue". bear6eiict batie IS BAR.
oelte ii6 in Dem 4ro3eB nm ole or.
laHgung pon Gentlemen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Ridltias GntidleiOnna.
g1aihinaton. .. Ielen5er

1Il-9WTII0H- " -TlIII0VI.
Ger &derbauiefretdr 29ilion fin.
oigig On. 0nB oon jest on gie5l, 0as
chi flfiiife &eiie ge6ieidt 1T ois
ein 0eri1liftcs 8ro0uft 3u betradlien
lit ano oaB 0erartiges glebl oesbalb
Hift ia Thrift Of GOIgubia ooer IN
Terriiorien Derfauit. nonj bon einem
Staat IN Ben anoera lraHsportiri
Derosa oarI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-13
Cciterreidj lluaaru
gcfrieOiscnOc scridlte.

@ien 8 Ucl.
Bon Gomtantiuopel rciieu w.
rifie ein CAB bic s6isii6ien dui
piue iriuolihe 9critdmomuug pui.
iden ser Giirfei mo Oeitcrreidplln.
gorn ih gcteiiert ba6ru uEo Dap
man in aonitdntinopei nuu eder ae
neigi lit. lid auf cine iinau5leQe Gut.
ihaOiaimg ieitens Coiterreibs ein3n.
Iaiien, oob beiBt es oaB Gelterrcidl
uar holb 10 Oiel aeben miro ais sic
Biorte ior0eri
9atrid,tcn pou GoId, Ser mid.
tighten 6ottcuitation CeiierreiH.
llnqaru'8 beridicn 0oB sic Nlottcu.
6e1or0cn Oen gau BON 0rei 10000.
Conuen 5d}lodtidiiieu pom Greao.
uougbt. Snp planeH