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Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
THE PROHIBITION ELECTION.

Wm. P. Crump Hay and Grain Go sells Arizona Oranges, S2.50.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

ton on my part, and I accepted
the position at financial sacri-
fee. I have al all times done
my best to make an honest and
fAll hful-,: officer. During the
past three years I have, at your
request, looked after many
cases in the various circuit
courts of our state, and have at.
tended to and brlefed two hun
dred and sfiity.two cases in the
supreme court of our state, and
have been associated with you
in representing the state in
three cases in the supreme
court Of the United States. In
two of said cases you sent me
to Washington City, where 1
made the only argument in be-
halt OF the state, and in both of
which the state was successful.
One of said cases was the H. j.
Cantwell case. which involved
the constitutionality of the law
prohibiting the working of men
under ground and in mines more
than eight hours day. At the
request OF the secretary of
State, state auditor, state treas
urer, superintendent of insur.
and and state board of health,
| have represented them in cir
cult courts In many important
cases AS I have never heard
any complaint either from you
or from the other state officers
or from the circuits before
whom I have appeared or from
the people of the state l have
right to assume that my con-
duct and my efforts have been
satisfactory. Yours very truly.
N. T. Gentry.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

For us to pass laws here that
lead government credit to rail-
road financiering schemes, that
guarantee, in a measure, rail.
road securities, good, bad and
indifferent, into the currency
system of the country. without
either discrimination or investi,
CATION, could not be justified
under any pretext of serving
the public rest,-PhiladhI.
phia North American (Rep.)
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

The following from Bryan's
speech at the recent conference
of Governors at the white house
deserves much consideration in
view of the condition in which
our country finds itself under
Republican rule: There is no
twilight zone between the ma
tion and the state in which ex-
plotting Interests can take
refuge from both " The earth
belongs to each generation and
it is criminal to fetter future
generations with perpetual fran
chises making the multitude ser.
wants of the favored faction OF
the population"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18
Boulware-WOOd.

A beautiful wedding of last
evening was that of Miss Anra
May Boulware, daughter of The
late e. s Boulware, and Mr..
Lunar Maddox Wood.
The ceremony took place at
the Christian church at $50
o'clock, the Rev j. N Bailey
officiating. The church was
beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and potted plants. Just
in front of the pulpit were three
arches made of feathery green's
and studded with white bios.
SONS. From the centre arch
hung a wedding bell under
which the vows were said
Crimson rambler roses and
green's were used profuseIy
throughout the church. Miss
Eleanor Scott played the wed
ding march.
The bride wore a beautiful
creation of white mdrquiSette
made en- princesse and elabo
rately trimmed in venice point
lace. The tullc veil was held
in place by coroDet of orange
blossoms She carried shower
bouquet of valley lilies.
She was attended by her sis.
ter, Miss Ida Boulware, as maid
of honor and Miss Katherine
Henderson as brides maid. The
young ladies looked exceeding
ly handsome in their white
lingerie gowns with val trim
mings and carried sheaths Of
pink roses.
The groom's attendants were
Mr.. Oney Fink, of Kansas City,
as best man and Mr.. Roy Merl
wether as groomsman.
The bride and bride groom
lett on the midnight train tor a
honey moon trip to Colorado
and other western points.
The out of town guests were;
James Boulware and wife, Ollie
Boulware and wife, of Perry,
brothers of the bride; Mrs. Ebb
Sutton and Mrs. A. B. Lewis
and the Misses Lewis, anu
Mrs. B. ]. Cleaver, of Canton;
John Wood and wife, Harry
Wood and wife and Miss Wini
fred Wood of. New London
Misses Trem and Zslma Wood.
Of Lentner. sisters of the groom
~
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18
Republican Convention.

Teddy's convention met on
schedule time at Chicago Tues
day. The convention moved
with clock like precision and
adjourned until noon Wednes.
day. In the meantime resolu,
tions ETC., we're being perfected.
We 60 to press too early to give
any results. 1t is predicted that
the ticket will be Taft and
Deliver. Many think Roose
Welt will be nominated, how
ever.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Republican pro IDises of re.
vising the tariff after the cleo
tion are for the purpose of get
ting votes only. II they had
intended to give the country a
law in the interest of the peo,
pie they would have done SO
before the election.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

A trust does not mind being
fined. All it has to do is to
make the people pay little
more for its products and then
it soon has the fine back togeth.
er with a big sum for itself for
collecting the fine. Send some
trust magnates to the pen.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

"So.called Democrats" is a
fsvorite expression of the gov
ernor. When he managed Mer-
iwether's campaign in st. Louis
he was out-and.out against the
Democratic ticket, What kind
of Democrat is thati-Fulton
Telegraph.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Our Republican friends have
the support of the great corpo-
rations and they deserve it be-
cause laws passed oy our Re-
puoncan friends granted the
greedy corporations special
favors.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18
Resignation Demanded.

Attorney General HAdley has
demanded the resigna tion of his
assistant N T. Gentry. Ever
since Gentry nad the temerity
0 announce himself as a candl-
date for the Republican nomi-
nation as Attorney General
without asking the consent. of
Hadley and other Republican
bosses trouble has been brew
ing. Monday afternoon Gentry
was attending to his duties
about the supreme court build
ing and when he returned to his
desk found the following note:
Jefferson City, Mo. June Is, 1908.
Mr.. N. T. Gentry,
City. |''
Dear SRI hereby request
your resignation as assistant at
torney general. AS l shall be
absent from the city for several
days you can deliver to Nj.
Kennish any papers In your
possession relating to the bust
ness of the the Office Very
truly yours,
Herbert S Hadley,
Attorney General.
Now the battle is on. g ~
try has many warm personal
friends all over Missouri and 1t
is now up to them to say wheth-
er they will submit to boss
rule or demand fair play.
Gentry has formally resign
ed. Following is his letter Of
resignation:
Hoo. Herbert s. Hadley,
Attorney General.
Jefferson City, Mo.
Dear Sir:--I am in receipt OF
your letter of yesterday asking
me to resign as assistant attor'
ney general, and in reply here.
with tender my resignation.
Three years ago and over yol
appointed me one of your as
sistants without any solicita
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Labor in America is not pro
tected. The laborer must, how
ever, pay higher for the neces.
saries of life under the Republi.
can tariff system.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Our Republican friends are
now reaping some of the bene-
Rts of a high tariff and the great
paper trust Is getting the
money.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

The government should strict
ly enforce the criminal clause
OF the Sherman antitrust law
against the individuals who
make up the great trusts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Imported goods are taxed in
order that the favored few may
sell their products higher in
this country, but there is no tax
on imported laborers to help
the laboring man get more Tor
his labor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Give us the laws in the inter-
est of all the people. Our Re-
publican friends have given the
country class legislation long
enough.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Thomas Nj. Boulware is in
BrookfieId looking after the in
terests of the Monroe City fair.
When Tom throws his energy
into a movement it is go with
a big G..
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Mrs. Mildred Bowles and
daughter, Miss Eulah, of Pal
myra, arrived Tuesday to visit
their brother aud uncle, j. s..
Scott and family.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Do you favor justice to all
aud special privileges to none?
If so do what you can for the
election of Bryan and a Demo-
cratic congress.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

The currency law recently
passed by our Republican
friends should bury that party
so deep that never again will it
be heard of except in history.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Have you noticed anyone ask
ing Republican candidates for
State offices whether they are
for prohibition or not?
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

No wild eyed populist ever
dreamed of a uore debased cur
rency than our Republican
friends have given this country.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

At last Whitecotton has found
out that Missouri Democracy
did not want him to be G. Jvern-
or.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1908.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The DEMOCRAT is authorized to
nouuce the following Democratic ca
didates, subject to the general prin
~ election to be held Aug. 4, 1908.
For State Senator
Frank w. McAllister
For Representative
j. P. Boyd
For Sheriff
J. II. Wooden.
George R. Jackson.
A. L. Alexander
F.. M. Noleu
A. D. Buford.
For Assessor
Jeff II. Noel.
j. Curt Hill
For Judge Eastern District
Jack W. Davis.
James II. Umsta,td.
For Treasurer
A. G. Shortridge
W. Nj. Meter
For Surveyor
Nj. w. Caldwell.
For Prosecuting Attorney
E, II, Fuller.
J. j. Browning
A. #. Stuart
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Claude Dudley, of Hannibal,
was with Monroe friends Tues
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

The greedy corporations do
not work for the best interests
of America.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

The Democracy OF the nation
needs Senator Stone in the Unit
ed States Senate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

Our Republican friends have
turned the currency of this coun
try over to the gamblers
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18
DR.: }. N. SOUTHERN
Physician and Surgeon.

Office over Rogers & Thompson'S
Store.
Telephones: Residence F. & M.
240. Bell 252.
Office: Bell So.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

P1utocracy only is benefited
by a high tariff and the people
have to pay that unjust bill.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

A high tariff is of no benefit
to a laboring man.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-06-18

AS trust busters Teddy and
Hadley are failures.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
Der gsciu gOrfsr nSimes" GIsSsIanS'
grief wirO BON 9rOfseidmOrsHeH
ais 0aliifitat crfIart.
Berbaftsbsfe9I anss itsnt-
Gie aniuGlte Sbaiu's berindcH unn
ibr Slid beim SnnOes-@rsis-
slppslgeridt.
n@rit Of GrrOr~ beruiais..
02aparf. u. 8. q. 0ft.

Gin 9aftbsfebl gegen oen 3ei.
'tungS 4orrelponOenten @rougbton
@raroenblirg, tpelber Der .9tep gorf
Simes" einen angebIih geialihten
alrtifeI 0es DerItorbenen 9rGiiOenten
@roDer GlepeLano Derfauft Bate,
'lUlrrOe beute ser bteiisen 9olisei sur
.8OIlitredlng iibergeben. Dieier sIr-
|tifeI, ben @rooH GIepdano i'm Wtdr5
D. S. geihrieben ltno nit ieinem gea.
|nleH unter5eidHlet baben ioa, lDGr &c.
|pen 8rpon eerihtet un0 bdtte ole
|lripabluug zines republifanTiben
Observation-Disclosures enrpfob-
|ten. Die Zines bate ben glrtifes
| IN sem guten @lauben, oaB er BON
|Glepelano berriibre. gefaltft uno uer-
0ffentIidbt. gtab Grlbeinen oes Ar.
|fifels, Der aIngebelires glltfieben err
|regte, fpuroe 0erlelbe non Der gSitt1De
Glebelatos uHo ieinea 6reunOen fir
|eipe pEinlpe 5dlihntg erflart. Sic
,,Eimes~ erbob biernui gegen9rougb-
/ TON BranOembllrg. BON 0en iie Den
glrtifeI getauft bate, be 8eihuL0i.
gung oes Sdfpinoels uro Die Seem
|gorfer @roBgeidpDorenen erboben ge'
gen i'm cine 6iesbe5iisIihe @rflage.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
Sn@ in gennipIuanicn nuS ben
%eHenalanOitaatcn witbeu Der-
BccrcuOc 6encr.
&ieiise SerImfs
earrn g. SGuiu miro bOrIanfia midi
Hadl letuem OielscIiebtcu Bits.
burg gcbeH.
nSabeaS Corpus 4-GcindJ abaciuicicn.
4biIaOeIphin. Nn.. 90 0ft

philadelphia, ga. 20. 0ft.
gInS aIlen G6cilcn Oes Stootes
Eenllploanieu, inSbeion0ere aus Oen
SerJ9egeu0en treiieu gcridte iiber
oerDeelenoe 8alObrdn0e ein @ieIe
Srtlhaiten iino 6ereits Don etnem
|6laEimengiirteI umgcben mO es miro
EN- 9.oBer gieuIhenperluit beiiirhtet
Ser glusbrlid oieiergSalObrdn0c miro
aui llnahilamteit ron SGlern mO
oem SSanerHan1cJ unter Dem Ger
Stoat leioet luriidaeiii6rt. 9eion.
oers lhllnm ioll eS in ser R1be pou
@IIIiomsport Barre, @ocoro. 9eto.
nlco, gtoromont. Srout Bun, in Sul.
lloan Gouuip auSieben.
Sanlt Ct Niaric, Wlih., 20. Oft.
Gurd sen bcitieen SiiomeinpmO,
Imelher iiber Gbippema Gountn heuie
ltriib biuWcgbrauite, muroen Oie fnm
Icrloldlencn @alObr1u0e an neuer
l@Intb entiadjt. 9Iils @idior0 milo
beridtet, OaB oer gauge iiiOIihe EbeiI
oes GonntDs Elm 6Ianumemleer mare
Juno Sate 0nuntp luieOer oollItdnOia
lin 8auh lHO Gimfel ge6iilt lei. gInh
Iin aonaoa Diitbeu lpieOer rieliJe
gSaIobrduoe.
Berlin. q. S.. 90. Oft.
8luci uerbeereu0e @alObran0e ruii.
then icbOn eit pier Gagen nabe bier.
Wlan id'dbt CAB Der unnittelbaregScr.
lult an Stammbol3 auf nnbe5u
$4,000 fomnt. Ole Srtihaiten
SucccB mo Sbelburne iinO BON Oem
einen 6euer beOrobt. oas iiH oil.
wdrts bis nad ser @ren5e Oes Staas
tes Maine eritrcdt
Gas anNere 5euer brennt ipeiilidJ
bon bier. bat iton ungeidhr 1000
gcres Derpiiitet inO 1T big auf cine
gSif ielmeile an oie StaOt beranee.
ionmen.
Detroit. g3ih.. 81. Gftober.
slus Gault etc Nlorie, Did,,
beuie ingetroiiene Gepeiben beia.
gen. oaB ser Siiomcihpino nod nidjt
nadgelafen babe uuo Sic gnn5e @e-
0en0 Elm Nlammenmeer iei. sSn un0
lum Slaar SyslauO berum rpurOen Be.
reiiS einc groBe 9ln5abl 6arnlbduIer
5erit0rt Anh in ggbiiciii5 8oint ion
cs i6tImm ausieben.
0}iIwaufee 8is., q. OFT.
Nus Calumet Wiid. bier einae.
trciiencn Gepeid)eu gfoIae, fonnfen
0ie 9lnld1en Der ,2ltlontic & Baltic
Mincs So" uno sic 8enualtunasac.
b0uoe Der @eeaihait in gc0 NiOqe,
Die cincu g8ertb Don $1O00.000 re.
prGicntircn, MIR NIT fnapper J1otFi
Dor 3eritoruna b0uqbrt ueroen.
Mebrere min0ert grheiter or6eiien
Tag uno Radt. III, Ole MaI06rdnOe.
Sic bereitS 10 melt porac0runaen ipns
rem, 81 l5ihen. InuienDe BON prad,t.
ooIlen gdnnen fielen oenlg9aI06ran6
in 6ortiger gegeil0 gum Spfcr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
N2hiIn0eInhin. 2f. Qftober.
Siuei SriiSsr eridlishen iidl 6ci Der
@ertheiInMa hires GrbtbeiIs.
Granespiae. q. @a.. 21. Oft.

Die griioer Soiepb uH0 Sbomas
Wattinglp. 38, reip. 35 Sabre alt,
tueldle oli zen spobsbabenoiten Sar.
nsrn in @-eiton Gountn geb0ren,
aerietben beute friib ipegen Der Sbei.
Luna oes 0ahIniies ibres gaters nit
einanoer in Streit, ssm @erlaufe
SeiIeIben flies Soiepb ieiuem 8ruoer
Elm Wielier in bic gruit. Der Ieetere
ihleppte iidb ihiper Oeriuun0et in iein
Saus, ergriif cine gelaOere 6Iinte.
febrte gum @ruoer 3uriid nno er.
idoB ibn. gaIO oaruuf itiir5te er
.pot 81 9o0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
grmcrfsnsiDsrtbe SemOuitratiOn.
@lariettn. phio. 2t. 0ftober.

gfarIettd, Sblo, 21. Sttober.
Sir Oen oemofratiideu grdiioent.
idlaftsfan0iOaten NOR ser beutigC
Eag elmer Oes Srilnlpbs, oenn wo
INNER er in 0ieiem Staate Geoeu
belt, murOe er pon rieiisenReniden'
Hlaiien in Ger begeiitertiten @eiie EN-
piangeu. Die Ebatiade, oaB er iid
IN a6einoeslaH0~ beiano, idien lei.
ne ioipieio Observation-Disclosures nod
geiteigert 81 baben. Shon bentc
friib, nod lp1breno er i'm 9ett lag,
puroe Serrn @rpan cine 3eitung ge.
bradt, eiHe Tepei6e entbaltenO, oaE
Die Sem gort Gentrnl-9abn ibreH
4nge,elten nit elmer Sobnberdb,
ieSuHg ge0robt babe, meitn grpan ge.
mdblt meroe, neroe obgr Soit ge.
m1blt, 10 itebe cine 9obnerbobung in
sIusiidt. Dieie Gepeibe CAB i'm
Oas Stihmort fiir Oen Tag, umO in
ieincu 0arauf folgenoen 3eOeR unO
9lniprahen geiieIte er 0ie giierbab'
men uivbarnl5er5ig uegen ibrer
nihmahooIIen Softit Der @inihiitbte.
rrug".
Sn glfroH for6erte Ser Rauoioot in
ieiner 9ieoe Oen @r1iioenten 3ooie.
belt auf. ieine 9ebduptuHgs Oas De.
mofratiife 9tationalfomite bdbe BON
einen 8organger o0er aus dnoerer
GueIle 100000 erbaIten. ais unipabr
suriidHebme. 9ioolepelt babe ggpuBt
Dab oieie 9ebaltptiing unfpabr lit,
uno er iollte oen 0iutb boben, oies
etn5ugeiteben.
9tift peniger oIs 16 9fe0en un0
glHprodeH belt 9rpan mdbrenO Oes
cages. sSn goitngstotun iibernittel.
TEN linn Die gIrbeiter Der Oortigel
StoblDerfe cine groBe aarte nit oen
g9orten: 08ir fonneH beitte nid1t bel
SSbnen iein, aber mir tper0en es am
g. gtopenber iein". SER 8rDan er.
fubr ipGter, OaB oie 5obrifen, bic ieii
einiger Belt nit re0u5irter gIrbeiter.
5nbl i'm 8etriebe paren, beute Die
oOle 8dbI arbeiter eins seIteut batten
9emerfensipertb mar es, OoB IN
Runsiiel0 IdnuHtlidle glangirlofo'
motiben Ser @rie.gabn NIT SInggeu
uno @iloern 8rpan's geihmiidt MA.
rem.
Cincinnati, 81, 21. Oft
Sellte mar Elm tbeiIiueiier 9ubetae
fir sen repubIifaniihen graiioent.
ihaftstonOioaten Gait. gr bieli
mdbrenO ser gtittagsItunOe cine Nm,
iprohe an Sen 6iti3ens Gait Stub
unO nabm ipater Oie 4araOe Ser 9ei
legaten 81 Der bier togenOen @roB-
loge Ser Sreimaurer ab. Serr Eafi
traf beute Dtorgen Inn iieben llbT
bier Elm uno miro morsen friib i'm
.oieieI6esStunOe ieine oreitdgige GeSe'
tour ourh Snoiana nntreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
sbap aeht nidlt nod gitts6nra.
43iit5bnrq, ia. %. Gtt0bG

BHl9Dilt8, ASd., ~. Atlober. .
gas Sabeds Corpus 8eriabrer,
oos nHgeitrenat wnroe, nm SarrU R.
--s;sa:p, Der iidj in Dem SrrenaiDI fiir
Sc,iies5eiiorte 9erbreher 3l W4atteo-
man. u. D, beiinoet. ais 3euge in
Dem gegen i6n angeitrengten 8anfe-
rottberiabren bierber 3u brinsen,
DlirOe beute poH oem @unOesribter
goung nieoegeidlageu. Ibau piro
olio borIduiig nidt nah 8ittsburg
tommeu.
9iihter goung entidieo. oaB feins
Rot5men6i5feit oorliegt. Gbam bier
Der 3u bringen. Mem iein 8eugniiI
notbmeaoig lei. 10 geniiae es, ieiHe
ausiagen Dor einem giotar ent5egen.
5uue6uen uno Dem bieiigen @eri1t
8u uuterbrelten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
9is IsiSiae goIitiF.

A0Qlgdfe, 2tln., Il. &tf.
Die 6jroBBeidrnorenen, weldc Sic
ShIieBumg Ser ausebIib banterotten
ganf pon Goal1ate tmteriuhten. er.
itatteten eincn geridt. Scr sic gssf,
beamtcn eutloitet un0 Sic glbicbuug
Oes gantpriiiers Serb. $. Snod EN-.
piieblt. Iieier miro beiduloigt. Die
9auf nur aus politiidben @r:lnoen
geidIoien 81 babeH, Inn @oblfam-
pogueitimniIua 3u MAIDEN. Das sc.
idaporenenfoIlegium beitauo aus 8
1emofraten uno 3 9lepublifaneru.
Die @anf mar cine StdatSbnnf. mel.
DE unter 0eu9eihmmangen 0es Otla.
boma'er @arantiegeieses betriebel
mur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
Cincinnati, o., q. OFT.
Sas aefabrIidle @uiOIin.
Siiieton, g. @, q. .

Sier fon6 Srau 0eIs Sugoarbon,
ua9renO iie NIT Ger 8ereitimg 6es
5riibitiids bei6dftigt mar, 6urh Oie
grpIoIion zines @aioIin iens ben
Eoo, ebenio ibre 5lpei fIeinen &in6er.
Man entoedte oas llngIiid erit ip6t
am Gage. Ger @atte unO Batter ipar
sur glrbeit eegongen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
@OIfsnbriidle in cflabOma.
WlusFoaee. 0FLa.. "a. 81

-VE--115-N7 T~7--F-'F = =
Gin @oItenbru6 beute @iorger
friib ridaete gDiiten Da2eoo ulo
genion gsurf in oieiem Stoate beoeu-
ten0en Gtla0en an. Aue @aiierldufe
in iener @egeno iin6 big gum ltefer.
fIieben aeftiegen. es per0en ema
100 Sbarunee, nrO 9ottnpnton;ie.
Ssn0ioner nerniiBt.
SbmDnee, Ola. 81. Oft.
@ei Sale, ied)s g9eiIen DeitIib non
bier geIegen. areignefe iid be1te ein
g9oIfenbruf,. ser groBen Sahihabea
onriffete. MleniheA iino. iO.Deit Be.
fonHt, fidt umgeFoHuneE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
@o6IOerOicnte etrafc.
gteiu gorf, 21. Oft.

JttIV JVIAf II. AlII.
Der friibere iucblbetannte groof.
Inner glooofat, 5ranf s. 0arOin.
peld)er Dor efnDa 13 Sobren iSrau
GarolinagarrD nm $4,000 beidnpin.
oeIt 5otte. oann qefliihtet mar un0
Dor SSabresfriit aus Sonouras bier.
bergebrodt. pro5eiiirt unO lhuloig
beinn0en tporOen mar, tuurOe beuie
8n 15.idbriger 8ndtbausitrafe Der.
urtheiIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25

Oie Gabireiicr ipdter abitimniten.
mas nit GubIor aeidleheu ioIIe. SaB
ober 1nplor plotHb nit eiuem Sat
ms g9aiicr iprang. BON Sdiiiicu per,
iolgt. Su Der @erIpirruug entfIo1
Noluen. G6 5nolor enttommen It,
lit nid)t betmnnt.
Ger 0Iouperneur Rntterion lit aui
Dem 0ege nad llnion gitp Ger
areisridter Sones bat eine grirn.
iibung oes @eridteS einberuien, I'm
uh nit Dem Sau 81 beihditiaen. Bon
aiGibDile iiii0 100 alilidolbnien nah
geelioot 2uFe beorOert iporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
3u GOOe gc6rii6t.
Bier Maun bon Der @ciaknns Srr
Sampf6arfe n@aasic Wlaribaa"
finOrn uahe &enOiba, &iS.,
siHeH srakliaea SOB.
SOmpfrObre pIakt.
aenoibo. @i8.. 20. Oft.

IenolDd, gSls, 70. Att.
SIn gorS Ser Gampibarfe ,@lag1ie
Nfaribaa", pom Dlaniltee itammenO.
oerloren bier Mann Ser 9eiabung ibr
Seben Ourd oas 9eriten einerGnmpi.
robre i'm Maihinenralm. 8enaueS
1T uiht iiber Sen llnidll befdnnt, ga
Die erite Aahrid)t oon Elm paar Qiit.
slie0ern Der @eiatunq Dierher8e.
braht puroe. 0ie iih ms @oier
ltiir5ten un0 ans llier ihuommen.
Sic poren 81 erihopit, Inn eiuen
ansfiIbrliheu 9erid1t 81 erltdttea.
Inter Oen EoOicn beiinSet lid Ser
Sbermaihiniit Sobn &eteriou. Gle
orel an0ern maren ieine lSchillieu,
oeren gIamen sur Belt nitt befannl
iin0..
bic bieiiac 9ebenSrcttuu0sabthei.
lung lit noh Sem Gonpier geiabren
lit aber nod nidjt sQriid9efebrt. Gle
9eiaeuns beitnnO aus 13 Mann unO
Der Eanipier mahte ieine lette 6obrt
Der Saiion. Die Mtannihait mar
luitig un0 gutter Tinae. als ploblldl,
oils one Shiff nod Sebr Nleilen pom
Sfenoi6a enticrnt mar. cine Ganpl'
robre plntte Die bier Monn I'M
Maidlinenrnum fonnteu iih nid)t
aui Ted retten un0 iuurOen 81 SoOe
aebriibt. Die 9ente nui Ged ldlol'
len sic 9uFen uno biBien Rotbii8ua,e
aii. Gin Ibeil Scr Mnnnihait fulr
in einem 2nhen nadl ser aiiite ab.
a6er cine WleiIe oon 9enoiba fcnter.e
OoS Sabr5eiia unO sic 2eitte muBten
ourdSdiu;nmeH oos 2ano erreihen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
Cine SiObspof.
enracnle. q. y. 2f. q.

J ~NIAlIIFll =. . II 1-E-'
Ser bemcfratiihe sSi5eprditoent.
hnfts-aanOi0at sSobH @. aern er-
belt bente BON ieiHer GattIn ous
indianapolis Sic telegrapbiihe gaaa.
rift. oaB ieiu odt Sabre alter Sobli
IdlDer ertraHtt lei uHo er ioiort
beimtebreH mogs.
Serr aern sa5 iofort feline Sam.
pagnereiie auf una reiite nod I'M
2aufe oes Rahmift0gs nod ssn6ia.
n1poIis ab. 9r batts beabiidbtict
heate 9ahmtttag II aIbtabuIa Sbic
cine ReSe 81 boIten NIB ip6ter nof
Gonnealit, CbiO, absrueiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-25
@eitsre Gntbaaansen ansefanOist.
SnOianopOlis, Sn0.. 2t. Oft.

Ser 9eitun9sberaaseeber unS
gum0er Der Snoepenoence gartp,
8iniam 3. Seorit erflarte beute
bier in einem Snteroiep. OoB er nod
eiHe aH5n6I midttge Gel" -ssriefe i'm
geiite babe, oeren 8eroifentlidaing
er iilr oie lebten 1age Der annlpaaHe
auFipare. 9ieie griefe. fiiste er bin.
3u. ieieH iaftiger ais Die bisber per.
oifendihten. GaB er 8riefe oes Bun.
oesienotors Alorih an ben SeImag.
naten art5olO i'm geiite babe, be.
ireitet Searit.