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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
STOCK MARKET is
UTTERLY llSTLESS
Growing Popularity of Rawhide
Stocks Is Apparent in
Bush Street
Strongest Issues Weak and
Little Demand Is Shown
for Securities

Interest was slack and trading was
Tight yesterday on the mining ex-
change. The general market was weak
er and in the face of the depression
the growing popularity of Rawhfde
stocks was apparent. Under the small
demand the market eased off and
prices declined during the session. The
only influences calculated to advance
prices came in the form of dispatches
from Rawhide telling of new discov-
cries at the camp. Moreover, the brok-
ers who have but recently returned
from an excursion TO the new field
Joined in the praise of the district.
Great Bend was higher at the open
ing and gave the appearance of an i'm
pending boom, but during the session
il was backed down below yesterday 9
figure. closing at 46c. 1t had opened
at soc under strong support. Goldheld
consolidated opened well supported al
$500, and advanced TO S5.2212. From
this figure 1T fell abruptly, closing on
its downward way at $5.121z. Daisy
resisted the downward tendency, giving
way only 25h points The opening was
at $1.30. a loss of 25z points from
Tuesdays closing price, and the stock
after rising TO s1.35 closed where IL had
opened. Fraction was a triffe higher
at 75c and Florence weaker at s4.l7 u.
Tonopah of Nevada, although a trifie
under Tuesdays figure. was in good
demand and sales were made at s5.S7 n.
Montana was lower at $1.70, Belmont
was down at $122h and MacNamara
was l point higher at Ale. The Com
stocks shared in the general weakness.
Ophir was lower at s2.35, Mexican at
CSC, Consolidated Virginia at sac, Union
at 44c and Savage at 39c. Yellow
Jacket was higher at S5c.
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PROMOTION COMMITTEE
(ORGANIZED 19O2.)

- tOhGANlLED lSu--l
"PROMOTION-The act of promoting: advance
ment; encouragement. Century Dictionary
The California Promotion committee has for
its object the PROMOTING of California as a
whole. 1t has nothing to sell. Its energies are
devoted to fostering all things that have the
ADVANCEMENT of California as their object.
1t gives reliable information on every subject
connected with the Industries of California. 1t
OF new industries and invites desirable immigra-
tion. 1t Is not an Employment Agency although
1t gives information regarding labor conditions
1t presents the opportunities and needs In all
fields Of businesss and professional activity. This
committee is supported by popular subscription
and makes no charge for any service rendered.
Affiliated with the committee are 160 CONNER
cial organizations of the state, with a member
ship OF over 80 600. Meetings are held semi
annually in different parts of California. where
matters of state interest discussed. Head
quarters Of the committee are maintained In
San Francisco IN California building, Union
square. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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Ioyo Kisen Kaisha

(0riental Steamship Col
S. s. Nippon Maru" tvia Manila), Tuesday
March 81 1908.
S. s. ''Hongkong Maru' (vis ManiIal satur-
day April % 1905.
s. s. ''America Maru," Tuesday. May 10,
1905
Steamers sail from company's piers Nos a.
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu, Kobe
(Hiogo). Nagasaki and Shanghai and connecting
at HongkOng with steamers for Manila, India
etc No cargo received on board on day Of sail
ing
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, 240
James Flood building W. II. AVERY,
Assistant General ManaRer-
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DEATHS

AVERY-In this city, March H. 1908 William
A. Avery. husband of the late Adeline Avery
and beloved father OF Addie and Frank Avery
and Clarence Mcdonald, a native Of New
York. (New York papers please copyD
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
day.. March 20. at j o'clock p m, from the
mortuary chapel of the Golden Gate under
taking company. 2475 Mission street near
Twenty first Interment Mount Oliyet ceme-
tery.
BECK-In Oakland Cal. March II. 1905
Reinhold, beloved son Of Edward and Marie
Beck and grandson of Mrs. Amelia and the
late Reinhold Beck, native Of San Fran
cisco. Cal, aged 8 years months and %
days
BERGER-In this cit- March fe 1905 lot
tie dearly beloved wife Of Louis Berger
mother Of Mrs. Daisy Wedel, Mrs Hattie
Behrens, Mrs. Lilly Morrison and Edmond
and the late Charles Berger. aunt of I y
Kennedy. sister of Mrs. Nellie Gattis. Mrs
Lille Strohmier and the late Lizzie Kennedy
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Noakes, and
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OAKLAND. March is.-The following !
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
arc published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
BIRTHS

HUGHES-In this city, March 10, 1908, to the
wife Of Bril- Hughes, a
JoSEPH-In this city. March o. 1905, to the
wife Of Isadore Joseph (nee Jacobs, a
daughter
NELISCH-In this city. February % 1908, to
the wife of W 7. Weisch daughter
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
SOUTHERN DIVISION
February -. 190S
VIA SAUSAI,TTO

For Sausalito. Mill Valley. san Ra-
fael-Daily-Every 80 minutes from
6:45 to 9;45 a. M; hourly until 3:f5
d. m; then AIS and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 D. M. 900, 1918, 1855 D. m.
For Fairfax-Week Days-6:45. 7:15
a. M; 2:45. 3:45. AIS. 4:45. Sis p. M
Sundays-S15, 10:45s 11:45 a m; 12:45.
lis, 3:45 D. m.
For San Quentin-Daily-7:45 a. M.
2:45 p M
2:45 D. M daily and Sis a. m. sun
days only for Lagunitas, Camp Meeker,
Monte Rio, CazaderO and way stations.
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon, Belvedere and san Rafael
7:40, 9:2O, s11:00 a. M: 1890. $3.50.
$40. $50 D. m- daily
7:f0 a. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa, Healdsburg. Cloverdale. Ukiah,
Willis. Sherwood. Sebastopol, Glen Ell
len. Camp Vacation and way stations.
$3.50 o.. m daily for Petaluma, Santa
Rosa Hea1dsburg. Cloverdale, Ukiah.
Guerneville, Sebastopol and way sta
tions.
$40 D. m daily for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa, Glen Ellen and way stations.
$40 a. m. Sunday only for Petaluma.
Santa Rosa and way stations.
ITO Tibur0n only.
Ticket Ofdce-Ferry Building
General Of6ce-Jsmes Flcod Building.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday. March Is:
Moe Bernstein, % 1871 Ellis St. and Lillian
Finkelstein. 2l. 1866 Ellis st.
Benjamin !. Bernan, -, 1911 oFarreli ST.,
and Julia Stamper, is, 1912 Ellis ST.
Joseph Rosenberg. 80 564 Walnut ave-, and
William c. Meacham, rs. Freestone, and
Sara E. Meeker, 20. Occidental.
Albert Michels' "a Alameda, and Miriam
Greed i. Lemon, %, Salinas, and Grace A.
George. 20 Buffalo. No.
Luigi Risso. %. 3s Fargo place. and Carolina
Perazzo. IS, p Boardman place.
Rosendo Ala. 26. and Presentation Yuchaur-
rsga. Is, 1894 Pacific st.
Blanche Chambers. IS Point Richmond.
David A. Hemphill. 32e Twenty-ninth St.
and Bessie Care. "A, Oakland.
Earl p Turner, &C. and Mabel NJ. Harrison.
10 both OF us Point Lobos ave.
Theodore Csideron. 2l, and Theresa Flores,
Il, both Of San Francisco
John Campos, %, 1l33 Eearny St, snd Rita
Cbeesman, 19 San Francisco
Frederick G. ThuiiD: s5. and Ida Vainio,
George 7. straw, 20. 1864 Haight St. and
Florence F. Morton, % 2ll0 o'Farren St
George Weller, %, and Bella Eddy. "a, both
Robert L. Booth. .21. searchIght, New. and
Jessie L. Boynton, %, 23e sunnyside
OAKLAND. March 1s.-The following mar
riage licenses were issued today:
James r. Mcdonald. 81 North Bend, Ore,
and Edna \; Wemple, p, Berkeley:
Joseph Ealdz. D. and Monica Ribara 49,
both of San Francisco.
Henry B. Street, %, and Norma C. Dondera,
Is, both of Oakland
Joseph A. cianeisrula 81. and Florence Sada-
tino, Is both of Oakland.
Horace E. Destin. -. and Daisy NJ WiIkin-
son. % both OF Stockton
Frank Sousa. 80, and Bessie Oliver, 4e,
both OF Oakland
Clarence w. Gunter, %, and Marie Reading,
%, both of Oakland.
Archibald NJ. McGregor, %, and Maggie Nc
Lean, 10. both OF Oakland
John F. Scott. o. Richmond and Frances
A. Al Roberts. IS Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
Compagnie Generate Transatlantiuue

DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARIs.
Sailings every Thursday, instead Of SATURDAY.
at 10 a. m. from Pier AZ, North river, foot Of
Morton st.
First class to Havre. $40 and upward; second
class to Havre, SIS and upward; GFNERAT
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York ]. T. FUGAzI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery St "a n
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents
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other Districts
SAN Francisco Mining Exchange
ReFular Merning session

9:I5 a. m. Regular Session
SnO Ophfr .-..--- 2. so 1000 Great Bend :. 40
900 Mexican IL 02iz 1000 Black Ants OF
200 savage .....- 50 $500 G Bend Twins 05
BOO Daisy .---.1-32iz
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COAST LINE

~tThird and Townsend Streels)
f5.z0a Horseshoe-23d Street. South San
Francisco. Cemeteries. Valencia ST..
Sd and Townsend ........... t6.35a
5.4oa Horseshoe alsncia ST.. OcssnView.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco, ,23d
Street Sd and Townsend 1900. 6-5Oa
6-40a South San Francisco, San Jose Gil
santa Cruz, boulder Creek. Daven-
port. Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
soo. The sOSo:stc cosster-San Jose. cssIoviIie. ~
Salinas San Ardo. PasO Robes Hot
Springs Santa Aargarta. Saa Luis
Obispo. Oeean0 Guadalupe Surf,
Lompoc. Santa Barbara. Ventura.
O1nard Los Angeles --........ it.45p
6.00a Paaro. Watsonville, Santa Cruz. ll.S5r
8.00a Del Monte Monterey, Pacific Grove. II Asa
8.20a South San Francisco Palo Alto. San
Jose, Way Stations. ..-...-------. 6.3Oa
e.oOs San lose Gilroy Salinas Paso Robes
Hot Springs. San Luis Obispo-
los Gatos Alma Wright Tres
Pnos, Santa Cruz. Glenwood.
Boulder Creek, Del Monte. Monterey.
100. South I' San I'' Francisco Bariinssms '
San Mateo. Palo Alto. San Jose 7.35a
Hasa Valencia St. Ocean View. Coma.
Cemetsres. Baden, San Bruno.. i.55p
~ lose Joss and Way Stations - ' - f7.4s.
s.oop Del Monte Express, San Jose.
Gilroy. Chittenden, Paiaro. Watson
viile Santa Cruz, Cassroville Del
Monte. Monterey, Pacific Grove
$40, South San Francisco, San Jose, Gil
roy. Hollister. Tres Pinos l0.25a
4.00p Sunset Express-D Deming FL Paso.
Houston. New Orleans.
Paso Robles Hot Springs San Luis
Obispo. Santa Barbara. Los Angeles III .40a
G.0Op Del Monte Monterey, Pacific Grove. i.45p
4.00p Pajaro Watsonville. Santa Cruz. iI.45p
4.0Op Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago. d .40a
4-2op South San Francisco, San Jose and
Way Stations 8.ODa
t4.45s Horssshos~ st.. south San Fran
CISCO Cemeteries. Valencia St. Sd and
Townsend. ....-.......-......- 1850
t5.oop San Bruno. San Msteo. Pao Alto. San
Jose and Way S3aons-. ......... f9-20a
t5.20p Burlngsme. San Mateo. Redwood.
Palo Alto San Jose ............ t8.40a
5.25s Horseshoe Valencia 81. Ocean View.
Cemeteries South San Francisco.
23i Street. 81 and Townsend. 49, 6.35P
5.40p South San Francisco. San Bruno. San
Mateo, Redwood. Palo Alto, San
yose-Sants Clara. Los GstOs
Wright 6-00p
GOO, Horseshoe-2Sd Street. South San
Francisco. Cemeteries. Valencia ST..
Sd and Townsend ............. 1.l5r
6.20p South San Francisco San Jose and
ts.a5o HorssSoe@VsI.ncs ns Se~e0Vs ST. Ocean view ~
Cemeteries. South San Francisco.
23d Street. 81 and Townsend ... t7.35p
9.00p Los Angeles Passenger-San hsteo.
Redwood. Pal0 Alto. San Jose
Salinas Paso Robles Hot Springs
San Luis Obispe. Santa Barbara.
Il.45p South San Francisco. Palo Alto San l.2op
jose. -.---..- .....-...--l- -I-zop
fl.00p Sacramento River Steamers. ....... tft.oop
Union Transfer Company agents conecf IagTaer and
shec<s on trains of Southern Pacific and deliver io
resiience They authorized to cheek baggage direct
from residence
for Morning. P for Afternoon.
tSunday excepted sunday only
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JoHANSEN-In this city, March 1s. zoos,
Christina. beloved wife of Peter Johansen,
loving mother of Harry II. and Charles Johan-
T. Lindsay and grandmother OF Elvie Abra-
hanson. a native of Norway, aged 63 years
] month and 6 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Fri
day., March 20, at 10 a. m, from the par
lors of II. F. Suhr & Co.. 291g Mission
street between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth
Interment Mount 0livet cemetery.
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To the officers and members of South San
Francisco parlor No. 15I. n. $. G. W.-You
are hereby requested to assemble al the funeral
parlors OF MeBrearty & Mccormick 9l5 Va
iencia street near Twentieth. tomorrow fFri-
day. March 20. at $50 a. M. to attend the
funeral of your late brother, Thomas Henry
Kane BY order
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
WILLIAM CAUBU, President.
JOHN c. REGAIN. Secretary.

KEEFE-In this city, March II, 1908, Isabella
Keefe idolized daughter Of the late John and
Margaret Montgomery and iov1ng ,sas,. sister Of
snee ward and W. r. Montgomery, ma
tive of Calaveras county. Cal
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
day., at / p. m-,v from the residence aesa Of her
sister Mrs Iosens Pseap church laaSh far Howard sarv
ices. commencing at 1850 p. m. Interment
Holy Cross cemetery.
KONIG-In Fruitvale Cal. March II. 1908,
Victoria. dearly beloved wife of George ko-
mig and mother of Evelyn and Carl Konig.
native of Aarhur, Denmark, aged Al years
months and 21 days. ..,,
invited to attend the he funeral acI9 SERIES today
Il2s Twenty-third avenue corner of East
Twelfth street, East Oakland. Incarceration
Oakland osEand Please omit
MAGEE-In this city tsuddenlyl. March is,
1905 John Alexander Magee, dearly beloved
husband of Elizabeth Battles Magee, father
OF Mrs. j. Hunter Harrison. and brother
of Mrs Robert winsor and Mrs. Arthur w.
Moore of Boston, Mass, a native of Boston,
Mass. Boston, Mass, papers please copy.l
MARx-In this city; March 1 j 1s, 1908, F. Fred
dalena Marx. brother of Henry and Charles
Marx and the late Caroline and Philip Marx.
Weedalens Marx. a native of oberbronn. Ell
sass. Germany. aged 81 years Q months and
l6 days.
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
day.. March 10. at II q. m, from lo the par-
lors of H. F. Suhr & Co., 29I9 Mission
street between Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery.
McGRATH-A solemn requiem months mind
mass for the repose Of the soul of the late
Edward McGrath. beloved father of Mrs. Ed
ward T. O'Day will be celebrated at Mis-
sion Dolores church tomorrow friday, March
90 at a. N. Friends are invited 10 attend.
McMULLEN--In this city. March IL, 1908.
Louis G.. McMullen, husband OF the late Jane
McMullen, and devoted father OF Bert B.,
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

John f. Whitney, beloved husband of Sarah
E. Whitney and father of George and Mer-
vyn Whitney, native of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

DoNOVAN-In this city. March II, 1905.
Michael Donovan, beloved brother of Dennis
Donovan Of San Francisco and Mrs J. j.
parish of Licheen. County Cork, ireland. aged
l9 years and months. lowell Mass. pa
pers please copy)
Friends and acQusintanees are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today (Thurs-
day., at o'clock a. M, from the parlors
OF j. O. O'Connor Co., no Turk street,
thence TO St Teresas church. where re-
QUEEN high mass for the repose of his soul
will be celebrated, commencing at 8 O'Clock
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
SG9inerspafte GeIcnfe ans
11tusteIn

Iino bic td9lihen QeiOen rbeumatilner
2eute. Sn ben msiIter 6dasu 1T Der
unreins 3uItano Dss glutes bic llrs
Iade, 0as bette 5eiImittel 1T 6ornfg
4Ipentrduter, 0as Shrpei3er 0eutI1
Wlittel. pelhes ourn einsn alien oeuts
iden 4r5t Dor iiber bAnbert Sabren
entoedt. dbsr ni6t in gr5berer Aus=
oebnune angsprieien nurOe. Gr reis
nist uuo bringt neues 2eben in oas
SIut, Itdrtt oas gauge SDItem uno
baat bic %ongemeine 9eIuubbeit auf.
9err 3. 8. gonrbmon aus glem Rid
mOnb, Wis., f6rsibt: sd lit Iebr
tart an Rbeumatismug, dber Der
4Ipentrauter eurirte mid. gr bra6te
2inoerung Iobalo i6 anfing i'm gu
nebmen. gr bat baFelbe fir mid DOT
5fpan5ig Sabren estban." Torni's @ls
pentrduter lit feline qpDfheters NPeoicin.
@r DirO ourb SpsciaIs4genten gelies
Fert. 9eute, pslhe in elmer @eseno
pObneH. in Der ih tein @gent fir 6or-
ni's 4lpentrduter befinoet, I0nnen Bel
ueberienoung bon $500 sp6lf 35c
ProbefIdi6en Direct Don BEN Gigentbie
mern bs5ieben. 9ieie Offerte alt ober
nur einmal fir elm uno oiefelbe Der
ION. Shreibsr sic an Or. Better
5dbrnsp &c Cons Co., 112-11S 60.
9Opn: qOs., gbicasO. Su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

-9ls ahtss Gpfsr Der idrsdlitsn
8abntatafropbs gu Siios Milpautse
i'm 1. ROesmbsr 1T an /. Dinstas
bort 5rau M. s.. Sirens oeitorbsn,
uahOem lie einem S0bnhen Oas 9sbsn
gsifentt bate. Sic mar BON elmer
Der pom 3use OrtseidIeWoertsn 9eis
den ~setroffen poroen unO ibr goo
lit oirecte 5oIee Der babel erlittensn
8erleBurgsn.
SIN italieRiihen gisrtsI Der 8.
8aro sab e am SOnntae pieber eins
NAL cine ShieBsSd. Conn Segsi, 30
Sabre oIie uno in 90. 219 Detroit
5trabs pObu6aft, purOe pon Isinsm
%ean0smann @iuceu5O @arnottu i'm
Streits 5urh sinsn SduB perpunost.
Der SnisBboIo befinoet iih in 6aft,
Ddbrsno fein Spfer i'm Rotbfnns6Os
F7ital berpfIset niro. Ssia 3uitanO
it niht sefdbrIih.
= oDesfdlIe-Am 16., TraRs
cis WluItsrsr. glp. 827 DinnebdgoItr.
2 Monuts; 8esrdbuiB I. Mittpod,
ct. Soiep6s. - BET. 6drtmann, go.
1868 8. Str, Al Sabre; 8~egrd6niB
DOnnerstag, Ct. Trduciscus. Qm
II, ibid. Soot. % Sabre; 8egrdbs
nib, 5rsitog Ct. 5~panciscus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
3fa nerfanfea oSer so psrtanfGen
feessH StaOteissntbuns Ostr gus
fe Earn.

@ntes @sidaftslOraI in fIsinem, bIiis
Pnaosn S~anOitdothen in elmer oeutiheu
fatboliihen GenieiuOs. ~ Dieies gropsrtu
ssntbdIt eiusn arossu, yupstosOate @ensral
IStors@, nit sinem Siod pert6 ungefdbr
$4,000 - einsn Saloon NIT guten 5irs
lures, gutter 6unOihait, u. beqAem einges
rihtetsr BObnuns. StaaRuasn, Shuppsns
(Stdle fir 200 Bierss), etiDas 9anO.
rehabilitation ale in ie6r sltsm 3uitans
De, bsInabe neu - AHBer oroeutEhe @ss
lesenbeit iir 2 iuuas 9eidditsleuie ODER
tat eiHen DianH nsl6sr 6iilis bat. 9rejs
u. geoiuguHeeu is6r annsbm6ar. Dian
oeriaume oieie @%eiessnbsit niht. ggsoeH
ytabersm ipreds man Dor oosr ihreibe an
.. B. c. 0. Columbia Office, SO Dtaion
ct. OitItpaAfee, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

tratiIhen 6yactionsn petteiierten
fOrmli9 nit einonosv. ibm ibre 6uIs
oiguug Oar5ubringen.
Mus6em 5tdaie. - Die Sim
ndbmen Der Sainoiier Giienbabnen
tetrugsn ldut Sdbrssbsri6ts oergabns
uno 9aesrbauscommiFiou sos. 0c0.
900 mebr, ols i'm Goriabrs. Der 9
@entss 6dbrpreis mar aber Bel Qbs
idluB bes 8sribts $50. SUM 1900
nod niht in Strait. Nuf Sen Sainois
Isr 8obusn tamen iDd6reno oes sSdbres
II perIoneH um's 2eben uno nuroen
708 DsrleBt, essen As begin. 468 i'm
90riabre. Die @iienbd6nen in SQis
nois umfafsn 21,066 Dleilen, uno bic
StraBens unb 6ombdbnen 1856. 0as
@intommen Der Strabenbd6nen BE-
trug i'm geridtSiabre S13,055, 22O.
cine 3unabms DON $1,676.000 qegen
oas 8oriabr. Die 8etrie6sausaa6en
betrugen $7,747,332, Der Reineeminn
$2,360.S00. Durh unf6le auf ben
StrdBsnbahnen tameH 376 9erIouen
um's 9eben unb purDen 708 Derlebt,
cine 3unobme sssen Das goriabr um
20 begin. 240.
Sn garmi ftohen i'm Gtrsit
ibsr eiHeu @%isroiebfabl Die pferoes
bdnoItr Sobn 20. 6ulforb uno Gotten
Dale aufeinanOsr; e~riterer nuroe gss
tOotet, Iebtsrsr fdper perpunost.
- General Bm. GlsnbeniH, SnTpecs
tor BEG Binneniteuer6ihricies BON
Beorid. 1T einem 5er5i6Idge srIes
gen. - 8eim gerbrsnnsn Don Qbfdls
len faHo bic 5rau bes grssbDteridners
prebigers Weiion ben 5lammentoo.
Der Dor einem Wonot 81 5ers
epoitIe Derfhpunoen Sos. 90.
HitheD fpuroe als 9eihe in sinem al
ten Drummer uufgefunOsn. SIbfmoro
Iiegt por.
8ei sinem bon ben 3oslinssn
Der gbobbod lebunssIhult fir 9nds
ben suQ incD oeruntalteteH S6stns
ssieht puroe elmer Der 3oglings, Der
16 SABRE ate Uesleb See aus 2 T..
8 barIes sri6ofsH. Gg iouuis
nitt fsitgeieIt Dsrben. fper Den
i6drfsn ShuB ~abisuerts.
JH &enia Duroe Sam Ros
berts BON isinsr @eIisbten, Rdse 9rais
ner erfhOFsu, nit Der Ct i6 mad sts
mem Streits snt3psit bate, ais sr fd
peigerts. iih NIT ibr gu %oeri0bnsn.
5gtdJtpuu.
-Das ObsrHaatsssri6i bal snts
fnteoen. oab bic reDiDirte Staois1 srs
iohung benz Dolfe Ri Der Qooembers
pobl CUR 4bitimmung oorsslegi DsEs
ben muB. neil bic gesenDdrtigs Cons
ititution 0iss ausoriidlid Doridrsibs.
Die nit unistluhung liaaiiiher
angslesenhsitsn fsit stiDa sinem Ulos
nat 5sltdfiiet ssDsisRe Granojurp
Don 5 ngbam gountp bat ibren
9eriht urtsrbreitei, in pelfsm tie in
Der ihdrfiisn Weiis bic Wetboosn Jum
o4us Der 5onos in BEN Staatsihab
t1otlt uno bauptiddlid oieIsm Sp
TEN Die bsim 8anisyoit oss Stants
i4oBmsitsr gla3isr 81 tase gstretsnsn
3uidHos suihrsi6t. Sm 9aHgsn pur
ben Don Der JurD 7 Qntl1gsH srbos
ben. bacon 8 esgen ben irdRrsn
StdotsfhatmeiHsr, cine gegeH ben
QahtaBriftsr Dunn BON Qrenoc 60,
unD cine segsn ben faotddsn Comp
ireaer Barnet BON Ban gitb. Die
9sgislaturabsspronsis @H0erion Don
GroHo 8opios uno Bunting Don Gt
iorit FiHo oHesfbagt, Gsfosr fir onssbs
LID officisle Quslsgsn g3o5sn 81 bas
ben, bic is niht esbo5t.
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u ;1tr. nno Staotcomptrousr Gkas
3. BARNETT BON Ban Gisp, bic ilr5 /
lid Beg 9si.shuHssosriutss Don ben
Straightforward angsllast DurbsH
usigsrim iin lei ibreE gorfHbrrng IN
arsiEs.ri6t gu WafoR, az plai5irsr
neil r. itu 9t&tAanDalis nO4 ni@
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8OrnIs eIIpenframter @Intbeltber

Uterine Obsr @ntttrbHIfe. etiIoI uao
@~asenfarttr, fino immer rid an baben
BET Y. fltin, 80 Maion Str, ober All
y. Str, Ober 1916 y. Ctr, MiLpoufee.
g5is. 8eiteuansen mad anspdrts iii
sIHlslue crosse 6IaideH &lpsntrautsr tusrs
ben mad Gmpfang bon 1925, fur isoe
5lnide per grprsB ouf Rotten bes Be
lteQers berianbt. Eel. W1oiu S96.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

pnBt un0 0iel nenl9er nlfIalt als Briuen (iebe Mbb) }.
Ser 3ped 1T bic SdaaDeIeH 8u D~ersr5kern uno oieielben
brett nuf Die Gerpeu oes @ebors ab5nperfen. 9ieies as
ifiebt iobal0 angepaBt uuo oeruriadt cine iuunberpoae
geranoerune in Der Alarbeit uno 2eutIidteit aler 2aute
git benz glectropboHe lam ieoe ta!be Beriou iih nnf Der
StroHe unterbalfen, bds Eheater beiuden, 8oritenunqen
o6er @reoigteu nit gergnl9en uHo &ortbeiI anboreH, qs
ra0e tue ieoe onoere YerioT- Der eiH3ige llnterihieo 1T.
bar oerjenige. Der bos eIecropboHe gebrouht, cine gut
a~m5Teben0e. iduar5e S6eibe theilDeiie iber eiuen CIR
trdgt. 9as glectropbone gebrnudeH 1T ais fie Defn Gle
Elm uenes Beb0r betommeu fpiiroeu- SO drbeitet ohue linz
terIas, iubem cs Oas Snmmen uHo SraHien i'm Wcb5r per
trdbt, uno aHe 2ante bon uuBen oeutIid uno fnr mnht
DIR ieLhen let fpirlt q heiIenb of bic GINNING beg &c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
einee alrates eriahrnna.
9aei0R. O.. alan 1904

1GftoA, o. Aiaf1 1904
esit ben Istisa Z Sabon Ssridnsb ID nsbr es 5S
Glai1su @aisE asais's sltrssasStariss esgen GusxIt.
5srBsaItiasA Sis Dirtuns AsisIbrH absrtrai aus
GrDsrtuHssH- Sim gsi5uibHHs au,r biei,r JGat
rares sn sazsss BUG faa,sl cher ben .0n s.z,r.
E26etsa. rsI8ss iasliS IS AniaHs bon Gagiat,
sett. Ems e b~tiSHssrs tsGdbEsn neil beriGtAemr
GsEsr NIB aae EN- Gpssisiif Fs iar unssilsar sriIan
ten. saabem 10 iss stsr 9atsr aaHiss asrBsn.
et6riss aEr siHs @s2e lang ss0sben kais. kHsssa be
AHikEs saul ans. fs bal HHn in 5 SeRun s.tne rasr
asbabt nirHt atsr iEsitr asa tleRs Ecfsa sga
esn ssrssassisrssr. nab u ana isHli ssiuns. trstas
HHo ctndli6 babel 9E =. !. GofG
~MzG Elm nserttronsg Rnm fRr NerpeulsiberAs
R0AEk NIB Se5sm Der Is otriazst suasianet-
~ Arut traolieH ana be RfSiSia nrflrNn.
Sleie Wshikin uuree fStf ban 9ahFe tS5o Ron BEN
So1n; SafoF seatl Jort Walue. Snh- gnbsrciei
Huo lest uHtsr issutE 4Hlottiung Dru her
kOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
O Lake str. CHICAGO. III.
BET HpsfAsfern su baben tSr
oasOo pte dtat1fs s Tlafdru fur S6.0Of
asnse SIZE q taS "A al.