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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-08-20

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trade winners-The Gawk makes good
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-08-20

Ads illustrated with good cuts arr
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-08-20
STREET PAVING
WILL BEGIN SOON
Contractors File Bonds With
Selma Officials
THE POSTOFFICE BUILDING
Work Is Progressing Satisfactorily.
Lilienthal Building Is Also Nearing
Completion-Will Dispense
With Spurs.
THE POSTOFFICE Bull DING

Selma, August 9-(Special.) Both con-
for paving Broad and Water streets in
Selma have made the required bonds of
$4,000, and it is expected that in a short
while now paving will begin. The Crock
EFT Paving company of Birmingham will
do the brick paving on Water street,
while the Memphis Asphalt company will
pave Broad street with asphalt. 1t is
going to be hard to find a prettier street
in Alabama than will be Broad street
when it is paved. Along the car tracks
in the center of the street and at the
curbing vitrified brick will be used. The
driveway of SO feet between the curbing
and the car tracks on both sides will
be of asphalt. The contract on Broad
street is only from Water street to Dali
las, but it will not be long before the
paving will be extended into the residence
poction. The Water street paving will
extend from Sylvan to Church street and
another splendid street will be presented
to visitors.
Postoffice Building.
Work on the Selma postoffice and Uni
ted States court building is progressing
rapidly, the structure having passed near
" to the completion of the second story.
When. finished 1t will be one of the most
artistic buildings of the state and will be
handsome Is well.
LilienthaI's Building.
The building In which II. Lilienthal &
Co. will move on October is nearly COM
pleted. 1t stands on Alabama street. just
between Ullman and the government
building and is three stories, the front
being of glass and pressed brick. De-
spite the dizziness in business circles many
buildings have been erected during the
summer months, and there are quite a
number of contracts pending at this time.
Passing of the Spur.
Selma is perhaps the only city in the
state that continues to use the spur
for a shackle for the city prisoners. CHIEF
Walters has taken up the matter with
the proper committee of the city council
and expects to equip the brigade with
bracelets for the ankles at an early GATE.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-08-20

Upon the Declaration Independence his be read without
4 tacIe bodet,
~ In John
He held banks dstlees
in
of dof
declared publicly
my enmity o
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-08-20

The Cuba Gin company has recently
overha uled it's plant and put it in fine
shape. w. G. Mcdaniel will be man
ager as heretofore and will be assisted
by w. B. Walker.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-09
REPORT OF SECOND DISTRICT
MEETING.

1t was for the purpose OF discus
sing affairs of vital moment that the
delegates and visitors in attendance
at the seventh annual meeting of the
Second District Federation of Clubs,
assembled at Caldwell. The list of
outside delegates and visitors reached
II the largest in the history Of the
federation. The meeting was char
acterized by the utmost enthusiasm
and good nature, although the dis
cussion waxed quite warm at times,
particularly during the discussion OF
the civil service bill.
Much of the success of the session
was due to the tact and dignity Of the
presiding officer, who allowed free
rein to all discussions, yet called the
point of order when necessary.
The work Of the Children's Home
Building and Aid society as present.
ed by Mrs. Shepherd Of Salt Lake,
Mrs. Pittinger and Mrs, Butterfield
Of the children's board and Superin-
tendent Christian, proved Of intense
interest to the federation as was
evinced by the action taken in indors-
ing the work of the society, and
espousing its cause as the second club
measure to bring before the legisla-
ture.
Rooms Are Decorated.
The sessions were held in the at
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-09
Don't Be Barred Out!

Have you paid your state dues?
If not, see to it that they are sent
before another sun has set. You are
not entitled to recognition in the
state federation unless your dues are
paid, and no club can afford to be
out of the state after it is established
one year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-09

Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell died at her.
home in Idaho Falls Wednesday,
September 3Oth. She came to Idaho
in 80 as Baptist missionary, teach
ing the first school in that section,
AS state organizer of the w. G. 4. U.
she travelled in all of the then settled
portions of Idaho, many of the jour-
neys being long and tedious ones, by
stage and private conveyance. She
was chaplain in the state senate two
years, the only woman in the world
known to have occupied that posi-j
ton. She was intensely interested
in women's organizations and keenlyl
alert to their progress to the veryi
last, her last message being published
in these columns few weeks since. \
1t was given in response to a tele-
gram and flowers sent from the first
district session.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-10-09

FaltnIuIIV yours, 0T TT
MARY G.. BUTTERFIELD.
p. S.-Let us from now on, as club
women, under every letter we write,
place the words Moscow, Oct. 81, %,
1908.
P. S. No. 2-Have you paid your
dues?
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
GETTING OFT SIS ORE.
Blaine Mine Looking GoOd-Nork-
ing Force Being Increased.

Activity is gradually increasing at
the camp of the Blaine gold proper
~. Recently several men have been
added 10 the pay roll. Jim Riley.
one of the principal stockholders of
the company. left couple of days
ago with large wagon load of sup
plies. Mr.. Riley states that the shaft
is several hundred feet deep and that
ore averaging SIS and upward has
recently been taken out. A ten stamp
mill is To be erected al the scene of
operations next spring. according to
present plans.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15

The Ely stocks held strong yester-
day. fact attributable probably 10
excellent reports from the mines and
the reduction works. Ely Central
made a gain which Is locally attrib-
uted to probable announcement in
the east that the property has been
fully financed and will be ready as
soon as its patenting has been COM
pleted. in the next few weeks. 10
launch upon an active campaign of
extensive development backed b. a
well filled treasury and upon ground
from which there is reason to expect
much.
New York closing quotations yes
terday were as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
. ssse sssssssess.
BOSTON ELY ORE
STRIKE Is GOOD

10 little interest has prevail I
. ed in mining circles during the I
. last few days in connection with I
. reported strike at the property I
. OF the Boston-Ely Co. Although /.
. the officials of the company are I
. reticent. they do not deny that I
. what appears 10 be a large I
. body of good commercial ore Z
. has been entered below the 700 4
. level
. The ore. II Is understood, is 4
. Of practically the same general Z
. grade as that of the Cumberland Z
. Ely and it is the opinion that it q
> it continuation from that prop q
. ertY. The extent of the body q
. is not known but its discovery q
. has been sufficient TO Justify MAJ .
> terial advance in the price of .
. the stock. Z
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
GETTING READY TO
DISCOUNT ELECTION
NEW YORK MARKET EXHIBITS
STRONG SYMPTOMS OF THAT
KIND-ELN STOCKS PERFORM
ING MELI-CENTRAL RISING.

NEW YORK, Oet. 1.-THE market
looks as If it were steadying away for
the advance which is probable with
the further clearing of the political
atmosphere at home and abroad
which looks as if about to eliminate
in determination of the peaceful so
luton of the war scare and of as
suranee of most convincing kind that
Taft's election is certain. This lat
ter point considered certain, and the
market is very likely 10 discount the
acutal election 10 considerable ex-
tent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
TELLS AUSTRIANs TO STAY.
Ambassador Warns Them Particular
~ Against Going To Penn
sylvania.

VIENNA. Oct. THE Austrian
government is issuing repeated warn
ings against the emigration of its
subjects TO America. and particularly
10 Pennsylvania.
1t points out that reports received
from AnstroHungarian ambassador
at Washington. Baron Hengelmuller
describe conditions i'm that state as
still bad, and say that further dis
missals of laborers may be expected
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
liner IMPRISONED IN
DEBRIS FOR IL HOURS

, RENO, Oct. 1s.-Buried up
, To his chin i'm mass of rock and
, gravel. a hydraulic pipe lowered
> over his head was all that saved
, the life of Chris. Tohn, Sis
, kiyou. California. miner. several
, days ago While working In
, shaft near Fort Jones. Tohn was
, caved on. the gravel covering
, his entire body. Fellow miners
, quickly protected his head with
, the pipe
, The caved section had to be
, retimbered, and all the rock and
, dirt removed before the inn
, prisoned man could be released
, While this was going on the pipe
, gradually settled over Tohn
, until he was entirely protected.
, Ii required IA hours in which TO
, make the rescue.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
BINFoRp a nuLsE LETTER.

The market today was trifie
stronger than yesterday Not many
stocks gained points but most all
were able to hold their own. The
Ely copper stocks were quite strong
Nevada Consolidated. GirouX and
Giroux and Ely Central made gains
and the indications al the close We're
of a better market tomorrow.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
NO ORDERS FOR NEW
HOUSES At SHELTER
ERECTION WOULD NOT LESSEN
NEED OF MANY MORE NEW
HOUSES N EAST ELY AND ELY
FOR SHELTER PEOPLE.

SHELTER. Oct. 14,-No word has
as vet been received here with regard
TO construction of more houses either
af the townsite or at any other point
On property of the Steptoe Smelling
Before such building commences,
should il commence, which is mat
fer of much doubt. instructions viii
have 10 come from New York. As
has been explained before the Step
toe Smelling is here 10 produce cop
Der and not 10 do a real estate or
rental business. Money required TO
carry on such side lines can probably
be used TO better advantage in the
view of the New York Office in the
production of copper The only
thing that might operate toward or
ders for the erection Of more houses
here is the actual need for these for
the housing Of a good many men
whose presence close at hand at all
times would be desirable. Erection
OF 80 houses here in addition to
those now on the ground would fill
only a small part OF the need. and
would not interfere with The filling
Of a hundred more houses at East
Ely and Ely With the overflow from
this point during the present winter,
CARLSON RETURNS.
!. Charles Carlson. general foreman
of the smelter. who was badly in
jured several weeks ago by the ex-
plosion of Stag at a furnace which
broke away. returned today from the
Steptoe hospital OF East Ely. 1t was
At first thought that Mr.. Carlson
would lose the sight of one eye by
reason of its having been badly burn
ed, but due 10 the excellent treat
ment received he is able To see from
this eye and although il is still weak
II is believed now that the sight will
be saved practically unimpaired. Mr..
carlsons return from the hospital
today was a matter Of great pleasure
10 a large number of friends in all
departments.
SHELTER NOTES.
". n. McGill came down this aft
ernoon from Ely 10 pay his first visit
since return 10 the district.
The coal bins have Z healthy look
and are being piled little higher
every day through arrival of ship
ments
Mrs. Harrington Is recovering from
a severe Illness. which has oeeasioned
her confinement 10 her home for
some weeks.
Manager Castle Of the Graham
Mercantile was a visitor heer today
ur. Castle states that the business
Of the store here has been The larg-
est this pay season that il has ever
known Other stores OF the camp
make like report.
The Copper Club saloon viii oren
tomorrow in lis new quarters in he
fine new McGill building This siruc-
lure has cost in the neighborhood of
$4,000. With the hxtures which
have been installed IN the handsome
binding the Copper Club Viii be the
finest bar in the state. lis manage
ment ranks right along with its
equipment. there being no other
house i'm the vest conducted in a
more desirable manner
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
Sly GETS HIS.

Dusty Rhodes. OF Smelter. was
fined 81 and COSTS in Justice Cart
wright's court Yesterday morning. He
was arrested Monday night for dis
turning the peace and yesterday en-
tered a plea of guilty 10 the charge.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
BUYS SITE FOR BIG SHELTER.
Utah Consolidated 60. Exercises OPP
ton on 80, 900 Acres Near Mines.

The Utah Consolidated Mining Co.
has exercised its options on 10000
acres of land near its mines at Bing-
ham in order 10 erect its own
smelter outside of the Bingham
smoke zone. The taking up of these
options indicates that the company
has decided to smeit its own ores and
not renew its contract with the Gar
field Shelter on the date of its ex-
piration. This will certainly be the
result unless other arrangements are
made. and mining interests at Salt
Lake. are of the opinion that such a
deal is now unlikely.
The Utah Copper Co. secured the
options in question in Toole county.
in anticipation of the company build
ing a new smelling plant there
Twelve Salvation Army women. ar
rested in Los Angeles for holding
street meetings, spent the night i'll
iail rather than give bail
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-15
THE METAL MARKET,

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Lead quiet,
1875 a 40; Copper quiet, 133s a
131Re: silver. 51m515sc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Hus I11iIwaukss.

9uitaD q. 8iHingsr, Der iegigs
unteriberiff. pelder bel Der. leBtsn
Wabl ols republieaniihsr ganoioat
fir bas Sheriffsamt ssidldser purs
BE-, 1T BON Greisseri9tselert goros an
Stens Oes gum Staatsienator erz
ndblten Sobn 4lecsta ais 9lert i'm
9eriht bss 4reisrinters @iuiams ers
nannt porbeR.
SIN perFIoFsnsn MOnot NODem=
Der bate Der Coroner i'm Gan5eH 30
Sale 81 erleoigen. ME folgt: ungliidss
fdne is, SslbhuOro 9 uno natlrlide
5Ooesrridhe 5.
Der 4pothefer @m. 2orenb BON
10. II. Greenfield @De.. Der beIduloist
nuroe, nit einem ~16idbrigen MdoGeR
unlautern llmguHg sepflogen 81 bdben,
ipuroe fhuloig befunben uno 81 6
MOHuteR @orreetipnsbous psrurtbeilt.
SH eiuem pIOBlihen SobIu9ts=
dnfdne febte 6rau WilinH gapanaugb
ibr 9dus an 43. Str. Il. &elDit 4oao
in MdupotoIa in brano unD nur nit
Mibe seluns es ben Radburn Die pom
Baud fat holb eritidte 5ruu aus benz
brenuenben 9ebdube gu retten. Sic
Duroe benz @Ountpirrenaipl iiberpie-
fen.
SdobeRfeusr. Ginen
Saaoen BON ca. $2500 ri6tete elm oez
fGbrlihet Brand in Dem SH0diqen
Mldl5bous Der Qmsrican Maltina 60,
Gde South Nater u. Jlorioa ctr. an.
5ObesfGIIe.-Qm 90, Nop.. 6.
Grtl, 80. 2426 8ro0n Str, IS Sob
re; 8~esrdbniB Mittppd, ct. Wida>
eps. 4m 80, 5rou Barbara Mabz
form. go. sos 26. Str, 741b Sabre;
8~esrGbniB 9onnerstaq, ct. Wlitbaers.
Nm /. Dec, 2oren3 Moi6le, 90.
581 80. Str. 1912 Sabre; gegrdbniB
5reitas, ct. SOfspb's.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
g~ttIattntTdJe
at uhrtmtPm.
antnnfa.

@bieago. 4m |. Samstag
tDuroe i'm 4mpbitbeater uno ben aus
g%ren5enoen GebGuoen in ben giebb6fen
babier bic s. jG9rlicbe internntionale
demonstrating er0ffnet. Der
Staotratb bat cine unterfu6u1lg Der
S6uIbuafrags. unO 5rpar gang beiOns
oers in 5tnii6t Der S6r0pfung Der
bisiigen 8irssri6aft bur9 ben S6uls
bu6truit angeorbnet. - 0eil ibr ges
meloet puroe, oaB getperbsmdBige
6dlf6Ipieler in benz prominenten Rem
Su. 4tbIetie Stub" gingong geTunben
uno 5abIreihe Witelieoer mad Ser
5ensluit rupften, uabm bic goli3si cine
Rd53ia auf bds Glublocal Dor, nel6e
bas iutereHante ReIuItat bate, odB
cine gauge 4H3abl betannte 9olftiter,
Bunoes=, Stadtss Il. Stdotbeamte, baz
rnnter aud perihieoens perl0nli9e
Jreunoe oes Mlabos 9uFe, perbaftet
puroen. - Gbicago tpurbe am Wiittz
mod b. U. bon einsm I6persn lInfpets
ter beimseiudt, Oas betrddtli6en
S9dbeH anridtets. IS fielen eetpals
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

gort. Rem Serisp. 9eunInlDanien uno
Wtidisou III iebt auh auf ben Stat
WorpluHb ausgepebnt poroeu, od i'm
@Ountp Carroll SGle bon Mauls
uno 3lduenieuae aufgetreten iino.
Rem Ssrfeb. gu 9ertb
amboD perurIadtsu 700 @rbeiter
Der Rational Sire 9roofine 60.
Streituntu6sn, neil ibNen cine i'm
Sale Der @rtpGbIuu9 Salts Der
Iprohene 9%obnerb6bune BON $1.35 ouI
$1.50 iebt nitt ssSabIt purOe. Sci ei
mem Nnsriff 0uf bic 6ubrifouIasen
ipur0en 6 Streiter pon Sberiffsbsam
ten nieoergsidoKen uub bic @ufregunQ
iteigerte iih oaourd Derdrt. boB WliIi5
oovtbin eefonot puroe. ~ 0m. Sale
brnn eridoB in SsrfsD Gitp iei-
men 9ruber Ssu unO .ine 9uttsr, neil
Tie ibm nihts bOrgs1 pputsh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
6 eibt famHt cine HctttTcbc
1IicScrIagTmna

in Qmericu. in pel6er 5orni's 4lpsn=
trduter nint g~etannt uno nidt in Sc
brau6 lift. Selbit @mericaner, oenen
Der Hame fonOerbar tIingt, f6rsibsu
I'm Alpsntrduter. au9 re baben bic
neber5euguns geppnnen, oaB er elm
6eilmittei lit, nel6es quite 3e7ultate
bringt. Der Qlpsntrduter piro bur6
@gentsn bertauft, pelde fpecisa err
nannt lin0 BON Or. peter 5abrnep e
Sons 81, go. 112-118 81. 9opns
@Oe.. @bicago. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

- SH isbtr @ss,no, in isbtr Ru6.
barihaft limb Dsu'ids ssnrg, b1b IS
iih Io1nt, iih UNI sinen prsis fir bic
@auinnuus nsusr Nbcnu,nteu fir biss
is 3.ituna gu betutrbsH, glan prObirs
es nur tiHmdl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
gsrbtnOtt6tsttsn n.
A0IaI. co. bel. 0Is. 40
@samtsn.

DtreetOreH:
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Qoirid 6ubdbp, @uifaD O.. Babf,
Oliper y. ituler, Itant Z. Bdnee,
u. W. QoaghtOn. CHARLES G6reiber,
Slaae y. Abler.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

9ram iiber ods S6idfal hires sinsis
gen Sohnes ~geItorben. Waue 8.
Dts, bic angetIast mar. Elm ihGHOliz
6es gOmplott sur grmOrouns ihrer
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pom Staotrihter @smmia itraffrei @
entlaHen, na6oem bic 9ertbsioieuns
selteno ssmadt bate. oaB tie on rmos
roliI6er @%ndfbefe~ gelittsH, D. b., bab
has moralifde GmpfiHoen~ BEL ibr ers
Itprben iei. ~ Ro6bem er iid ben aans
sen sGg in @irtbIaaften bsrumesfrIss
ben 1utts. fdOB Der Niai6inift Som.
Wtegabe, no. 495 0. Is. Str, feline
5rau nieoer, neil lie ibm tein Bier boz
len polte. uno blies Ti6 Odna Islber
ourd einen SduB oas 9sbsnssidt avg.
Die 6rau 1T i4ner perlebt, tpiro 1fer
nordusfdtlid gsnefsn. II Cine psrbeea
renOe 6euersbrunit, pelhe bic Ylit=
eiIeoer BON mshr ais 20 6amilieH ncr
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poaig iGuBlos BEN llnbilben Der Wits
teruns ausieBte, putbete gu friiber
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@abanIia Npe. 0eun @ebduoe purs
ben sbeils eiugedi6srt, tbeiIs idnsr
beiddbigt unb 3 5susrpebrIeuts erIits
ten idlimme @srlebuneen.
Nus benz State. - Die be-
motratis3en 9arteifibrer bes Staas
tss babeH nun oefinitip bef6lOfsn, bic
Wabl Soup. 9sueen's an3ufs9ten uno
Die 2egislotur UNI cine 9ad5dbluns
Der abgsgebensn Stimmsn gu eriunen.
8epeife. baB i'm ean5en Staote grObe
unregelmdBieteiten portamen uno
nieien tauienoe Stimmen, bic fir Stez
%Oenion obgeee6en, 9snesu sugs5dblt
purOen, befinOen iid in ben 9Gnben
Der garteileituns.
SIN mittIeren Sninois tobie am
Wlittpp9 b. 90. elm I6nerer @epitters
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ben S6aoeu anri9tete. Der Ihpere
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Qeide dufgeFunben poroen mar. lit,
fpie Ii9 berdusIteate, einsm 3dubm0rs
be gum Opfer oefuuen. Die IL Sabre
alte 9lsais MOrtOn bat Der 9oli3ei ge=
itanben, baB ie neben WdlB ouf einem
Sophia geIeHsn, pdbrenb ibr 2isbbdz
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no6ber pieber nit Batter 5ufammen=
fam, babe oieisr ibr sr5dblt. 0Gb sr Il.
@dlB bic 5reppe binuntergefalen
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lsiten nollte. gatsr lit beri1pun0en.
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Sabrsn i'm 9oftamt 81 SOIiet onges
i~tellter 8eamter, 9rdiioent Der r@itp
Better Carriers 9lF'n. Of Slinois",
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ge, felt II Sabren tleine Summsn aus
@elbbriefen geItoblen bate, purbe me-
gen DiebitabIs gu elmer Strafbuft BON
31@ Sabren berurtbeilt.
Sin 3ug Der gurlingtonsgabn
rannte nabe portugeSct. in einen
6ra9t5ue, nobel 6 6radtcars 3ers
triimmert, Der Ssi5er paul guporgeon
1etootst, 3 8abnpOitbedmte Tdtpsr unb
6 Stalieuer lei1ter bsrlebt puroen.
6rsb. Gngelte elm BEL muir
pbDsboro pobnsnbsr ongsiebener
5armer, srbdngte fid aus @ram iber
ben por 2 Monaten s%rfOlsten Sob Ieis
ner Satin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
se.l5s.lss.ss

geamte un6 Dtveetoten.
Z. u. 3. gombaro, priibeni; @rdnt
Nih. 8iee prdhbsnt, Nm. Ol. QoR,
gaihrsr. 3. s gan Dple, Gbas Rop, b.5.
G5iisoms' ,. .. 8tluss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

SIN .0insmaH 9lod~ in De-
bills cate %sntiianb elm 5suer, oas
I'm CABIN Der gubmodsrin Wlauo
WeaD siaen ShdbeH BON $1,000 aHs
ridtete.
Gin ShostHfsusr 5erft5rts ben
Gstrsibeipeiher oer ct. 4nibnob
glsDator Co. al g urf 8fber NIT
sinsm S6aDsn Don $4,000.
- Inter Der 4ntlags bes Wsoross
Fns sa fatr.r GUer. Hiiat uns 3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

@riHoiteiner i'm Start County
@efdngniB in Daft. Sic IoIen ben
bo1betagten 2Ouis @pupiB gu Rids
oroiOn 10 brutal nerpriselt babeu,
oaB Der @reis ben @erIsBuusen err
lag.
Su steele Gountp riftet
Elm 4jumd unter ben 6erben Der 6ar=
mer i6redli6e @erbeerungen an.
Der bel q Dinner pobnbafte
6armer get, @%lemeutipn erihoB Ieis
nen 1~4idbrigen Sobn, ais er Elm 0ubn
idieBeu fponte. ~ 4ih. 9oranfou,
eth poblbobenoer GARNER, bat ii6 3u=
fdaig eridofen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06

8tamte.
SEQ. BrtmOer, ptdlibsnt,
GEO. y. waaHtr, giCeprdfbsut
AIfreo .. S6MIb, Ganirsr.
9. u. RsOssmann, aft. 6aHEsr,
~. ~. 3obsB, a6f. 6alirsr,
Carl Gnastte, Aft. @oiErsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
Sertat aber otn StaamS Der
SECOND WARD SAVINGS BANK

Total ........... .S1O29I 500 50
StoGt @iseonnu. Gouatp Rilwauges.
Sd. Sbas. Is. S6miot, SoiNrer Der obsus
s%euGHnten SaHf, beihpore bitrmit. has Der
porfiebenoe ausipeis Dobrheitssstteu ii nod
metaem beiien @iiieu uno @IGaben.
3bas. Is. S6miot.
Rotortatss Siesel. @0iRysr.
nuterseidHst uno bsibporen uor mir an
20. September 1908.
y. &. 9ebreHs,
2eHeHtlider 9otar.
NReine 6ommiiiioH erliidt an A.. Stunt 1911.
Solreetbeii bsiiatist.
4usuf uibIein,
9enrD 8ielefelb,
Nirectoreu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-06
8ericbt iiber sen STAND ser
Trust Company
0thanoe.

Don Miluauiss, Staat Wisconan, am
Shluhs oes @Gidaits am 81. gcuember
1908.