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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-01-14
Dancing School.

Opens at Alexander Theater tonight
Pupils come early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
VERONA AND DERVISH
Class c and 3. Winners In Marble
head Bermuda Race.

Hamilton, Bermuda, June S.-Four
of the yachts in the great ocean race
from Marblehead to Hamilton have
reached the Bermuda islands tonight.
The schooner Dervish, owned by Com
modore Henry A. Morss, of the Cor
nthan Yacht Club, won in Glass B
by nearly whole day while the little
Verona, owned by Elmer ]. Bliss Of
Boston, and flying the colors of the
Eastern Yacht Club, was the Glass G.
winner by 6 hours, 40 minutes and 25
seconds over Warehouses, the entry of
John B. Grocer of Philadelphia and
representing the Yachtsmen's Associa-
ton of Philadelphia.
The VenOna's elapsed time was 80
hours, 80 minutes and Is seconds. she
having finished first of all the boats
The fourth yacht to appear was 10
miles from the finish at dark tonight.
She is believed to be the Esperanza.
owned by J. Dalzcll Mckee, of Pitts
burg, and sailing in the name of the
Atlantic Yacht Club.
The feature of the contest was the
remarkably close race between the
Venona and the Warehouses, as shown
by the logs. The Venona won by rea-
son of her ability to hold close to the
wind in heavy sea and the strong
breeze.
The power boats Ailsa Craig and
Irene III, which were sent off on their
race to this port Saturday. are expect
ed to arrive here tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
KILLS HIMSELF.
Antonio Pinotti Shoots
Wife and Takes Own Life.
Woman In Critical Condition
al Boston Hospital.
n..S
Tragedy Grows Out Of stabblng
Affair In Another Family.

Boston, June S.-When a squad OF
police officers went to a tenement
house in the North end to arrest An
tonic Pinotti on the charge Of shooting
his wife Theresa, Pinotti shot and
killed himself. The woman, who is IS
years Of age and who was wounded
in the side, is at the Relief hospital in
critical condition.
The trouble IN the Pinotti family
grew out of the stabbing of Frances
co Mondello at the home of Angelo
Chairavoloti, 36 Clark street, yester-
day. Chiaravoloti's wife and five 9TH
err Italians are being held in connection
with that affair and the police are
searching for Chiaravoloti.
This morning Pinotti and his wife
the nclghhors say, were quarreling in
their home at $50 North street, over
yesterdays stabbing. Just as several
other tenants of the house, rushed in
to PinOttfs rooms on the fourth floor,
Pinotti aimed a revolver at his wife
Four shots were fired and Mrs. Pinot
ii fell to the floor.
Someone rushed to Station 1 nearby
and Sergeant Gallivan, with Officers
ODonnell and French, hurried to the
scene of the shooting They had gained
the third floor when two shots were
heard on the floor above. Pinotti had
fired two bullets into his own head
and death was instantaneous.
Some so women residents of the Ital-
lar quarter were brought into Station
l and detained as witnesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
In Freight Rates Is In
tended In Near Future.
Undesirable / Not lnlplactI-
cable, Officials Agrss.
Most Of Them Believe That Bust.
ness Is Improving.

| Washington. June 8.-No general In
crease in freight rates Is likely to be
made by the railroads of the country
in the near future IL 1t be made at
all. Certainly nothing will be done be-
fore next autumn and 1t Is unlikely
now that anything approxinlating a
general increase will be attempted
then.
At a recent meeting OF presidents and
operating officials of important rail-
roads held in New York, it was the
| concensus of opinion that it would be
| undesirable, If not absolutely imprac-
| ticable, to put into effect at this time
an increase of freight rates. Opinion
at the meeting was divided but the
ma iority inclined to the view that It
would be bad policy and bad business
at this juncture, to attempt an increase
of rates.
posed increase in time of depression
would tend rather to increase freight
stagnation than stimulate freight
movement. Such a result would he of
only additional disadvantage to the
carriers, the opinion being general
that it would not induce increased rev.
enueS.
Most of the officials who attended
the meeting indicated belief that
railway business conditions were i'm
proving.
The judgment was expressed that II
business conditions generally did not
continue to show improvement, 1t
would be necessary for the railroads
to adopt some method Of protecting the
interests of their stockholders. Only
two methods were suggested, an
increase of freight rates and
decrease III wages of employees. 1t is
quite certain that neither will be re-
sorted to before the first Of next Octo-
Der and important officials believe 1t
will not be necessary even then to re-
sort to either Of the methods.
OF course when, if ever. the increase
of rates is made. it will be very care
fully considered by the; Interstate
Commerce Commission, perhaps on its
own initiative without waiting for a
formal complaint from shippers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
STATE INVESTIGATION.
Maine Railroad Commissioners to
Probe Atlantic & Shore Limo Wreck.

kennebunkport. Me-. June 8.-The
Maine Railroad commissioners are to
investigate the head on collision on
the Atlantic Shore Line electric road
between the Town house and Cape
Porpoise. in which one woman was
fatally injured and several others seri-
eusly hurt. The coroner's jury was
to meet today and conduct an inquest
but word was received from the rail-
road commissioners that they would
take up the case, thus relieving Coro-
ner w. /. bennett. of Biddeford and
County Attorney Fred A. Hobbs OF
South Berwick. from further service.
The commissioners will begin the ex-
animation of witnesses to morrow
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
HEARsT's GAIN 11s.
Just 208 Ballot Boxes Recountsd-
Hearst Will Not Givs Up.

New York, June 8.-Fifty-four bal
lot boxes were examined today in the
recount of the disputed mayorality
election of 1905 and VIM. r. Hearst
made gain Of IL votes. Mr.. Hearst
has gained 116 votes in the examination
of EOS ballot boxes. which have been
menced before Justice Lambert. Clar-
ence J. shearn. counsel for Mr.. Hearst.
stated tonight that there was no truth
in the report that he was preparing
to withdraw the case. He declared
that every ballot box would be opened
and the ballots counted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

The address to the undergraduates
Rockland. Mass. and was one which
all those present will long remember
Mr.. Ken1rigan said:
I'VE are bound to win but we are
bound to be true; VIC are not bound to
succeed, hut we are bound to live I'D
to what light we have. We must stand
With anybody who stands right. stand
with him while he is right and part
with him when he goes wrong"
The immortal Abraham Lincoln, in
spired by God, never gave utterance
to anything more nearly true than
this. 1t applies to college men. "The
cream of the youth of the land" who
are apt to become imbued with the
idea that a few empty honors are
more to be striven for than the real
benefits that they ought to derive from
college education.
They sometimes sacrifice the reaI
gold for the shining tinsel and they
know not that they are neglecting the
better part. They pursue the fleetin2
shadows of popularity and they al
low the solid substance of real worth
to pass then; by. Let it not be as with
YOU, if you will consent to take a lit
tic advice from us, not because we are
qualified to give you advice upon gen.
eral subjects, but because naturally
we are better acquainted with the
University of Maine than you are. Lee
that advice be expressed as follows
DO your best not because someone I!
| Watching you, but because it is thu
highest aim in life. The soul asks hon
| hs,.gt(Continuedl on Page Eighth liof
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
Boston Forecast.

Boston. June S.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Tuesday partly
cloudy. possibly showers in afternoon
or night Wednesday fair cooler in
evening or night. westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

George Sheehan. IL years, was
drowned Monday in Flax pond. He
and other boys were bathing from a
boat. when some one playfullv tipped
young Sheehan out of the boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

Engineer Miller Of q New York Gen.
trail train was killed Monday near
Peekskill, N. Y, when leaning out OF
the cab window to get a view Of-the
track ahead. His head was struck by
a projecting rock and he was decap-
itated. ,,.. t.s &. ga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
THE WEATHER,
FAIR.

Washington, June S.-FOrecast for
New England: Fair Tuesday; Wednes-
day showers and cooler fresh south
west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

Considerable progress. has been made
with Il scheme for temporary inter-
change of public school teachers be-
tween different parts of the British
empire. -s4s.--.-,-Fss- ...s-s4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

The plea for compromise IN
Louisiana is based on the argument
that the negro question is involved ana
that some recognition that would APP
pease the negro voter of the South
should be given this Foraker dclega
lion In all of the contests mentioned
the issues are involved with the race
question Manager Hitchcock takes the
position, however, that all of the Taft
delegations are mixed" there being
several negroes on the delegation from
each Southern state More than $50
delegates are involved in the settle
ment of these contests from Southern
states yet to be settled The Taft men
declare that If they make concessions
now they may expect further demands.
They are determined to prevent the in
sertion of any opening wedge, if such
thing is possible.
Sixteen more votes were gained for
Taft today by the settlement Of con-
tests Two of these came from FLORIDA
six from Georgia and eight from Ken
lucky These were all the contests
heard by the committee. The settle
ment of the Kentucky cases enGender-
ed more ill feeling than has been man
Tested since the committee began its
work, when Senator-elect w. o. Brad
ley of Kentucky appeared as counsel
for the Fairbanks delegation and af-
ter being defeated in the 9Th district
declined to continue with the two re-
naming Kentucky contests.
When Mr.. Bradley came out of the
committee room he accosted Mr.. Hitch
cock with the following:
I'm tired of this brace game you are
running. won't bolt the ticket myself
but i cant speak for Kentucky" HI
expressed himself with great bitter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
peutscher Verein Holds Spring Ban
quet-The Bugle Is Out.

Brunswick. Me, June S.-tSpeciaD.
The Dcutscher Vcrcin, the German
Club of the college. held its annual
spring banquet this evening and took
III Its new members. Men who have
taken German for two years and OBJ
tained a rank of no lower than b are
entitled to join. The following men
We're added to the membership roll to-
Jay: G. A. Cary. 10: II. J. Goliath,
10; c. l.. Deming, 10; f. r. Fisher,
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-09

DISTRESS AFTER EATING
prevented by small doses of Sanford's
ringer after meals. Nothing better.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08
g~ntnnntTd1e
at umrtmten.
aHt.tntn.

g9ieago. = 9ei ben @oblen in
goot gountb BADEN bic Republicaner
eeiiegt, ober MIR NIT tpenieer ais Der
6dlfte Der Mebrbeit Die Roolepelt Dor
4 Sabren bate. Soft srbislt etpa So
900 IIebrbeit gegen &ooIepeIt's 120,
600. @oup. 0enssn erbisIt cine eeiaIs
gene Sbrfeige. inbem er pon benz be-
mntratiineE ganbioaten SteoenIpn
nit ca. 5000 Simmer i'm gountp aez
f6ldgen purbe. SIM nebrigen erp6bIs
ten bic Repub!ieoner ale @dnoibdten
fir bic gpuntpdmter unb aud ale 8
Stdotridtercanoiooten. Der republic
cGniide observation-disclosures
@apmnn purbe troy Der glnTeinbuns
gen in Ieinsr eieenen pdrtei nit elmer
Yeebrbeit bon a~nnGherno 35,000Stims
men es.eG5a:. - Dem dmtli1en 8es
riht Der bonn WlaFeDer0olter NIT 9ors
nolme elmer unteriuhung betrauten
GrperisR 5ufoIge Ion bic neue Gbicaeoz
Weilpauiee electrif9e gabn su me6r
ols BEN ooppelten 9etrage hires bolen
Werthes Derihulbst. uno foaen ferner
nnbe5u 10 Der in bas unternsbmen
eefloHenen 16 Wfinionen Dollars per-
puloert poroen Ober burh perfdiebene
RinnioIe in bic 5ofhen DOH u. 6.
5roif. hem prdfbenien Der 8a6nQez
ieai6aft. uno aus oieisn heraus in unz
oere unternebmen 6roit's osfloHen
iein. Sr0it bsltrsitet oisfe Bsinulois
gungen obsr ouf's gntfdie0enfs unb
ertldri. bisieIben als erfinbuneen Der
0egHer BEG unisrne5msns, bic bdrauf
aus ieien, 6osielbe ab5umurfien.
Der BENT dberfi5rten Gifimorber 8.
8ilit psgen fsincr 8erufung on bds
Gbegbunbssesridt gsfpdbrie 4ufihub
Der urtheiIsoonfredung 1T nun, no6z
Dem bas tGbsr9eriht bic 8erufung
abIebnis, fir beenbet ertldrt poroen.
4uf 4HtTdg ieines 9erfbeibiqers, Ser
BEN aampf nod ni6t ouf3ugs6en ess
ioHnsn iheint, Durbe ober bic Bieoers
0e~rurtbsiluHg giait's biz gum T. bis.
psridobtn. - 0egsn bic Bottle Greet
9reafFaF 6oob 60. 5obritontsn BON
.geo>Se Sse" .Grape Quts" ufr., 1T
I'M bieFosn 8uHbssesri6ts eas Ban
ferottoerfabrsn singslsitst unb Elm
W1aFenoerndlier fir bieiel5s truonnt
fborben. Die Decentralization nerben
auf Eber 100000 gsi6ast, ihrs Be-
fdnoe fonsn siuen msrtb BON etDa
$4,000 61ben. - Cine Bonnie, nuns
metr bsrsits bic 24fs, bic man glei6
ihrsn @orgduesrinen beg Wut5 uHtsrs
oriitier SpisIer 81 peroantsH glaubi.
sslansts i'm erbgsi6ob be- SoloDns
BON 3. 5. Brennan. Gottae, Groos
Aps.. 5ur egplofoH, cine absr gfoBss
rem S9obsn ansuri6ssn. Bon ZEN
z5atsrn If pisosxum tsins Spur az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08
Ncrn -gnkotn.

8os Dbsritoatsesri8t Bat snt-
fdieOen, bag bic 2esislatur nift perz
pfli6tst fei, ben bel Der @abl erfolgs
rsi6en MISUNDERSTANDING su
srDdblen. ba bic biesbs3iglids @eIeBz
beTimmung unconfitutionsa fei.
- Rabe 6 b more purDe bic bolbz
bsrT6arrte aeids zines unbetannten
Tlannes ouTgsfunosn. bsTen GddbeI
singsi6lagsH uno Der offsnbar sinem
Raubmorbs gum 0pfsr geFaasn mar.
- Bel elmer 3urnbrsnusrei beruns
glhdte Der y Sabre alis Sohn 6es Bel
6ar0sp auia7igen Garmsrs aOam
tobtliG.
8eim 8ranoe feinss Wobn6dus
fss inR Drpdp z ID b. fam Der Gars
msr Qrne eDonioH in ben 5lommen
um.
@uf Der Stonbine Rod
Snoidneraueutur bat F6 W1ite See. elm
@onbluifiour. sri6OHen, neil fsinr
G6piseermutter F6 f~ortpdbreno in
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08

@icn fpurosn g~utgebsiBen uno sben.
10 au9 Idmmtli1e 4 Contributions
amenoemenis, odrunter oas natipiiti-
EHe 4menoment Ip. 4, oas ginee
Danoerteh Die Grperbune oes Stimms
rs9ts pefsutlid eri6pert. iogar nit
elmer Mlebrbeit BON lber 5000 Slim
men.
Sn Der Sabrssberfammluna Der
Auditorium Geisnf6dFt am I. Mons
tagsabsno CAB prdfoent q. g.
8leBi6 beionnt, oab bel oiinItieer
Witteruns oas quoitorium innerbalb
GINGER @oden unter Dad uno biz
sum tommenoen 9lpril f~ertiggeffent
neroen niirOe. pie Qlarmeerii6ie
iiber auseblide 9sfscte in ben @Ons
ftructionsdrbeitsn ertldrte Sr. 4letIa
lir ourhuus unbegriinoet.
Der Coroner erleoiete I'M Mlonat
October AZ Sale, oaruntsr 1 MorO.
8 Selbiimpr0e. 10 unfdne uno 1 9er=
giitunesfuu.
Don einsm ein3elner 8anoiten
puroe Elm 3~aububerfda ii Der @irtb=
I6dft bon @bas. Msiiins, SIC. 931
geHterStr., am I. Montags4beno pers
iibt. Del 8urf6e belt Dem sur 3sit
alein antpeTenoen Snanftellner @m.
Qebarte einen Rspolper inter bic Role
uno forberte 4uslisferung Der Safe,
als Or. @bas. 6. Sopuemann bic
Wirtbf6aft betrat. Der RGuber tpeHs
bette iid nun oieiem gu, entriB ibm iei=
ne goloene lIbr, nd6bem er ibn our9
einsn S1laa gu bDben eeItredt bate,
Il. sntflob.-Sn Der NGhe bon %. II.
9rairie Str. murbe am Sonntags
4beno eegen 10 llbr Der 5anblungss
reiIenbe 6arpep Abrams bon einem be-
paffnetsn StrdBenrduber iiberfdIen
unb UNI $3.50 beraubt. Mls Der 8ers
iibung Der &aubiiberfGne auf Abrams
uno Or. Sonnemann peroGhtig MUIR
be am 0instae elm Mann in 5oft ees
nOmmen, Der ii6 Sas. Dunbar alias
McDOugan nennt uno ansibt aus
Seras gsbIrtig gu iein.
- SeIbfmorb.- Der in SO.
1920 @rdno qpe. oabisr mpbnbafte
@eI6GftsreiIsnbe 3. q. &enorid bat
fi9 aus bis iebt nod un%betanntem
Ntotibe in eiuem Sptel in 9anbias,
Sl., mitteIft @blOrOforms pergiftet.
unqtids Gapitel. -
Sranf Gromon elm 40 Sabre
alter gotient oes ct. Marp's
Sdnatoriums an gberritr., Der am
8. October beim 9auhen Iein 8ett in
branb leBte, lit ben babel erIittenen
9ranDpunben nunmebr erlesen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08
GrfahrMne ut Her bette Gsbrs
uteiIfer.

5rau SObu 9enberiOu aus 9roDe
Gitp. Minn.. I9rsibt: sd ipeiB aus
LANCER @%rfabrung. oaB Der Qlpsntrduz
ter 9lass bas tbut, pofir er angepriez
len piro. IS finO ieBt liebSis Sabre
Der, Ieitoem ih ben Nlpentrduter ten=
men lernte. Gr lit felt bieier 3eit tets
unier 6ausmittsl espsIen.~
5nrni's 4lpentrduter Itebt pisnsiht
in nGberer 9erbinoung CUR 5amiIie,
als ireeno cine onDere perfsrtiete Mes
bicin. Gr lam ni9t aus Qpotbeten
bs5ogen psrOsn, lonoern pirO benz
putlicum cirer. buroj ipeciea ernannte
Qeenteu 3ageftelt. @enn sic teinen
ageutsn in Sbrer Radbaridaft tsns
men, oann i9reiben sic an bic Gisen@
thinner, 81. geter 6abrneD &c Guns
Co.. SO. 112-118 90. 9opne 4pe..
gbieaeo, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08

WdIbbrGnbs in bieIem Staote birfte
uunmebr enbIid beieiiiet fem. Do aus
allen SbsiIsn Der 4bironoads ~ltorte,
dnbaltenbe RegenfGus semeloet per
ben.
Connecticut. S6Heefou
Durbe aus perIhiebeusn 3beileu bes
Stats enbs porigsr Mode gemelost.
. Sum Spab" purbs in Bridge
port Der %21iabrise SObn Sdid, Elm
8ulgore, BON mebrersu Witarbeitern
nit elmer SanOpumpe 10 oOa 2uft ses
pumpt. bob er iur5 barauf itdrb. Drei
Der .SpaBma9er" ipuroen in 9aft ges
nommeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08

- Sn SaeGitp wuroe Der Frii-
bers GOuntps Saabmeifter 9etiis, lpeIs
der iid i9ulbig betannt bate, $27,
600 aus Der g%OuntpcaHe geitoblsn 81
baden, gu 1~0iGbrissr 3u6tbausFrafe
perurtbeilt.
gtit Der 8eerInoung, ooB Die
BON ben Wirtben ppr etlifen sSabren
unterbreitete .@onisnt= 9etition" I'M.
siiItis Iei, baden bic 0iutelaopocaten
Soiepb uno Collier aus Siour gltn
eegen ale Wirtbe in 9lpmoutb
@ountp, nit Qlusnabme Derer in
Sc Mars, 3lagen angeitrenet, I'M Die.
felbsn gum SdlieBen gu 8pineen. Dos
4usfdtsIoie zines Samples eiuIebeno,
boben bdnn aud bic 0irtbe in Rems
fen, &ineslep, Opens, StrubIe. gltron,
9intOn unb Merria 5ugemadt unb
perOen periu6en, gsniiaeno Inter
i5riften fir cine neue 9stition 3u err
laneen.
Cine borl0ufigs llnteriudung
oes Stanoes Der Griten Rationolbant
in II. beren 9rGToent @. g.
@ulbertipn betdnntli6 am 19. Set.
SelbitmOro beeing IdBt srparten, oab
bic 9epcIitorsn nit einem blauen 4uge
odpoutommen iperoen, bas Qetiencapis
tai ober lit sduSIid berloren.
Sn Burlington ipuroe Der
40 Sabre olte Qrbsitsr Qllfr. Sobnfon,
Der iid pabrideinIid in Der Sruntens
belt ouf bic @eIeiie IaIafer ssIegt
bate, bon eiHem 3use iiberfobrsn uno
bu9f6bIi6 ent5ipeissI6uitten.
10 Glintpner 8irtbe, bic
Der MiBantung bss @eridts pegen
8erlebung zines Gtnbaltsbcfebles
f3uIbig bsfunben poroeu paren, BON
BEN ie unssblid gar teine @bnuns
botten, DurOsH 81 ie 5000 Strafe pers
urtbeilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08
MtnnrTntn.

- 2aut geridts bes Itaotliden
aderbaubureaus bat WlinueIota in be.
aug auf einige 8oOenprooucte ale an=
oeren Stooten ibsrfIiieelt. glit 101
9uibels per aere itebt feline Rartoffels
ernte an erftsr Stsle. 4ud bic Seu=
ernte BON our9T6uittli6 l no Sons
men per Mcre, mar rei6li6er ais IonItz
mo unb bic Maissrnte. bic $3.50 per
Ncre einbrante, fpurbe nur in gu aois
NIT 1884 abertroffen.
Bel einem 6euer. pel6es ben
Sbeos2eibitaa in ct. gaul nit sis
mem SdGbsn bon 100000 einGi6erte
uno aud bds Qngus 6otel ernItIit
beorobte, fomsn Olaf Sobnfon, elmer
Der QHgeIte1ten, in ben 6lammen um.
- Winnsopolis leioet eegsns
pdrtig unter elmer pabren 9aubs unt
@inbruhs@@pibemi
Gin Dabri6sinlid burh Qanbz
ftreiher nerurIodtss 5euer ridtete i'm
6ol5bof Der .StotisGraff 9umbsr
Co. in Dututb einen S6aosn bon
ca. $50 600 an. Sn Der 9oriiabt
proctor anott purbe Der Sei3er Sobn
%. gonnOnp bon 0sfp Ri6monb,
Wis., BEL einem aaubiibsrfaa in elmer
Oortigen giaarbbaIe eri9OKen. Die
8anbitsn batten ben Qnipeisnben be-
foblen, bic SGnbs bod gu baltsn, gons
NOUN aber, Der gIuubte, es banoIe iib
UNI sinen S6er3, befolgte bic forber
nint uub fpuroe bon ben Haube, nies
bereeInofen.
- Qug. 9. 4noerfon. felt 8 Sahren
Gahirer Der gont bon &enfings
tom, befiubet iih untsr Qntlage Der
@eruutreuung bon 9ansesIoern in
Daft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-08
Hns nllwankss.

Dds RsIultut Der 8abIeH in bic
lem GoantB 1T ME folst:
S9srift Tronts, Dem. 919.
eountp Glsrt, YbeIps, Rsp.,
1868.
@Oes,
Rep. 3340.
County Coroner. 2uebrins,
9lsp., 1851.
9sri4tseIsrf, GOrOs. asp..
1885.
0ifrietsGnpalt, u. gudus,
Rsp., 3545.
sOuntp @ermeffer. Gars
mes, Rep., 3057.
urtun6eRregif rator, 8.
6. Woos. 4ep. 4604.
GongreB:
a. 9iItrict. Garp, Rep, 5S3.
5. 9iftriet, Stafforo, st., $500.
Staatsfsnat: 4. 9ifr., 8.
8. 9ohenFfab. gsp., 500; g., SO. q.
9opIDro. Q. q. $50; s.. Sobn 6.
9Iecstn. Rep. 81.
@ffembIp: /. Diff. SSobn z.
Sarreu, 9em., 221; 2. Otto 5arrab,
Rrp., ia; g.. @m. Did, &ep., 723;
A.. 5srmon 0orner, Gep., 1913; g.,
M. &aIaber, 0em., 211; g., Sbomas
Ramfsb, Dem, All; Z, 6. SO. 8rep,
Rep, 1902; 8. $. q. McGogon, D,
4; g.. 6. 3. gernsr, 9. p, 292; 10,
8. g. @eorgi. Rep., 8; IL, +. 8rods
boufen, 9. o, 290; II. @arl 9us
foder, g.. Ill; Is, 6. 6. GItubropt,
g., q; a., 5. u. 9pma6opsti, 9,
1149; 10, q. s. 2eu6, g., 126; 16.,
s. s. Mebsr. g. D, 419.
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