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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

lIt btpprntn0t NfrmahInnn

ST. Fetersoura 20 Awil
TEN 0er H0d{tN &odt n1tiiin.
oeaoe ~Gtru0abN3 ots EgHpeu 9sil.
aela, poa e dsueaeu HUt ocr msob-
luatlR Marie NaHlot0Ha icca V3glt.
geiaglt ut riHtr aroGen Er1tHutf1l
t1ra debeg Gey 8oHsl g2u dsoe.
FER fptfa HioragU tN altadl anldH5sg
teao 2ort 1nif ocH @yUb1sUteg 99i.
taa 4tttaaor.pitt oau @ruNtt
Ms 3egss Avs 2sat.r Ser @gai sat.
failssntre AZ. (|raaula scr0
Hsh 9tat 8iefs osr tuiedet Gatsgll.
teU uaa iHtat1ide 0tede uosl;a.
sen meraeH Gins 4 9,ai. nuNct tu
&utee@i.au Sit g,teg as 8ta3s
@Nitm 8t3G1g VHp'aal itsti
lbs Erosr3am. So vsr'hvcafer
Seser.ttttjiee psA. t8 9}ar.SaS tUd}'
0e|ycFtntl.tt we. gtn .ef a.testl.
9er StrCcu'ssn SRI ats. N,eee 81.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Gin Rrotrit.
WFW FFVNtT p
9aina, 81. ~

BfinB, u. 4pril.
China bat einen ~iornelen groteit
aegen 0ie Deitere ausbreitung Der
Iapauiiden Ma6t i6er einen 1iiiritl
5lUiideH Sapan un0 Rorea eingelegt
Cine 8erIesuHg ser 8ertrage miro
gelten0 geutadt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
SlotteupcrimrFnna
QOuoQn. pa Qlpr

NN'FNFI y -. 'IF.II-
@jner 0tpeide ser 4,oruiul 9pit@
ans Sanaaai 3W'olac utll Die due
Hide RegucriutJ TIRE 6loue ourt
1rei nelle ~eSe'tnuaocr NIT il eirtig
EhlndnihHr uu0 ue5rereu 8rea5ern
jeritIrfeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
G6inas Grpadlen.

San 6ranei5eo, Sal, q. April.
Ter bette gaDeis iar 0as ertpo.
den Gbiuas uHo Oos gemiiben oieies
.Sanoes, es cen BiUiIiiirten Rationen
gigIh5ut1uH. miro ourh Die 8emiib.
ungen Der diHeinhen 3%iegieuiHg Gui
Dem @ebiete Der 9r5iebung geIieiert, ="
erflarle 6. z. 45iainls, GoniuI in
CiensIFn, UeI6er fiiBlia beint
fehrte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

GntDidlnHg nift beeiHtrdhtigt Der-
Den bari. bereits iibertreten babe.
Die ShneGigfeii. momit Sapan ieIne
Sntereiien in Der Nahoihurei 1us5u.
oebHen iudJt, errDedeH ernlte 8eiorg.
rife.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
0larotEO.
Nie0erlaae inr MlnIai 0aiis.

&icoerl0ge iur Mulai 0aii0.
Nabat %. Gpril.
Ginem @egiiht 5uiolge bat 99llai
Naif0 ser Sultan oes Sii0eHs eHe
9tteacridle crlliitu Mo lidl mad
Caola 12S Nie.en ijoweitlid bon
Ect |Ntfluttei Ser Neueral @oa
com nat NIT 5000 Miami uao iaai
aanoaeu Die &erioillntB aui8eaom'
-nlgn-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
81 @unfutt araen G.apan.

S%ongtong. q. 4pril.
Sm iif6lihen Sbeile gbiua's bat
iib Der 8oDeott gegea Sapan 10 er.
|iolgreih enuieien. oaB Sic .EoDo Sci.
|ieH 0aiita~ (Grientaliife 0ompfer.
@eeaihaii) lire 6aBrteu mad Glib
@biHu eingeiteat bat. ou es uuHog.
LID lit. 5radien Ooer Raiiogiere gu
erIqnoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
9taIirH.
Ter 3iped Der Belle.

0eapel %. April.
Ger 8e5auphaug elmer bieiiaen
9eitHHg 3ufoIge iino Der Bring Selie
BON Sagan un0 Anna @oulo mad,
Gom gegaugen nm eineH efpaiqen
@i6 ritans Der tatboliIfen STRIDE ae.
gen Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der ge.
ihieoenen ebemaligen @rafin 6aItel.
lane 81 beiieaeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

ahoeren CrteH nan Der BreBe loa
Guatemala be0noert mor0en fin0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
8nbcitornuacn bciardltet


Ter &3ctouil ecH N0ntou. Wt3itf
g,lolge oce 9elahes Ser |iauani1ea.
S.otte &Hhcitorlr8ea oeturt.tl hat
BEN i%apnui'dlcH @oH'u. b aadlf Is.
tgt. Dob eS bc''U WaN Sue.tn 0tigg
Weiuh untcrblicbc Ces Nt5HiHl# II.
DtOerie oaB Uug Sic t,ett,a sb e
In Canton anletca Wllreen uHo tgit,
@eiahr uorliMe ou DE ios1WAdssl
Seclenic u9ter ether Gat0g,e dtHcig
der SrlppeH SIC Staoi bctrtira
ritroer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

6onqf0nq %. glptiI.

Ger Boycott iapaniiter @aaren
.nradt groBe 6orfidritte. Ter 8i3e-
foHis bat mad 9efing teIegrapbirt.
0aB er Hidts oGgegeH HusrIhteH
Tonne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03

menier fIiidien iib iber Oie ruHii6e
| @ren8e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
IN Sen Wrun0 grbO6rt.
Bic 9i%tcnSuorIaoe.
@on0ou Is 9lprl.

&ouooH. Is Npr,l
eAm ilnterbuu1e b|emtr0aie 0erTre.
mierHiu0ter Asqplt5 0e tuciie 9e.
'tu1A 0er Ei3eHapOrldle Glue lgbhai.
to Gebaitc lieht iu Sitgt.ut Sic ab.
'tmmana eriolgt am 4 Ntai.# Slt
8ou'crp0lloeu bchlupltn= Oab 0Ie
Gorla8e i'm Cberbalt enc qeill}en,
9te9erlIle ey,yotli Wtv0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
China.
SapaHiihe$ NrsultraeihmnOer 81
&eiHdl.

tEtIINI - INIIl
Tas jpeite idpauidlc 3reutrgc.
ianoaoec. bgltcbcu0 ans Sen Shiifet
.Aegama4, .gIltalAt". .Gbiio0a" uu0
Gee.3apa irai btute bei 9butl @dul
Tao nube l0fu elm Ger 4oulral
Stun ua0 Or 8BeAomiral Ierl.
Cali taultn i'm &Wie ot Iale5 mt
iarem Stdb nah Veflna
Ter Aomlr1l ,SiuR uu0 ica 5tab
peroen ant a0tlttn 6rettll SON ser
ftailesia.SSlaluc ana ocm Nsiee 10
hu0fent pu~fnfsntpr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
GnaIanO.
srniatiunrae Grfinbnna.

gon0on, 20. april.
Ter in @eitditen bier Deileu0e
Ddue Sans anuoieu fan0igt an. OaB
er cine @riinoung gemaht babe,
Uelfe es ibn ermoglide, Don 2oH,
DON aus miiteIit ~ora1tloier e%leftri.
ifer 8elen cine gem0bnlide elmo.
tnpe Sdriitiebmaihiue in 8aris 5u
betreiben. Sn fur5er 3eit ioa 0ieie
Griln0mg gum eriten 0taIe oifents
LID ooraeiiibrt mer0en. Der Grim.
ser erfldrt. Gui Oieiem @ege 5000
&ortc In Der Stum0e ieeen 81 ton.
non
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-03
Gine @rrlpbnnn.

ittN.
Sine gerlObnne.
2onoon 20. april.
Sri. Seem Refo. Sodter Oes ame-
rifuniihen goti6afters 8bitelap
8cio. bat ii6 NIT Sobn Subert
@arO. einem 9ruoer 0es Gorl BON
Gat0lep uerlobt. Ger 8rdutigam lit
Elm @iiuitlina 0es 36mgs 90u0ro
unO in Soifreiien WObLgelttten.
SdnlOlOs.
Dartmouth %. April,
Ger 6orouersinaueit IN @erbin-
6ung nit Der aoaiiiou 5uiihen Dem
ESTABLISHMENTS st. BauI" un0
Gem briiiiheu aren3er Gladiator
liHiolge oeiieu % 9criouen Don Der
8eiabuuq oes arieasl6iiies ibren
Zoo ianoeu uuo Der areu5er iauf
fam beuie at 6n0c. Ger @abriprnH
lmutete. DAB sic 2eute Ourd eineu
mugIiidiideu 3uial 81 Iooe famen
uno 0aB Nemano Erimiuell perant
moriIi6 fir 0ns llnalud iii
Rod Elm llufall aHf einem ariegs-
idiffe.
9ortsm5utb, %. april.
2aut elmer ioebeu bier eingetroife.
Een 6untenoepeihe ereignete lid an.
Dem britiiden ShlOhtihtiie g@ri.
tGnnia" cine GampftgNelerploiion.
mobei 8 Bcriouen. pier oopon idAuer
nelieBt muroen. Die BRITANNIA
piro beute Aben0 bier %cruurtei.
&ortSmmitb %. April.
GuS Sdlahtidin Britannia trai
ipat Aben0s bier All. Gle Dtel0uHl.
Dab etne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all
Dem S6ifi itottaenlaoeu babe man
ur0fern u|url'htia ais Is iih I'm 0as
8eriten einer G0mptrobre mo nidlt
nm cine 8e|iielerploiion bdn0elte. IS
muroeu 5 Wtann perlebt.
SurpeoObuOt in Den @runo ge6O6rt.
0anuih. 2S. 9pril.
Tos tritii6c Eorpeooboot ..@ala~
murOe lrih beuie MorQen aui ~
Nobe Don 3entiib 8Hod in Ser mro.
lte oon Dem Eorpe0obo0tIaQer Mt.
ientiue- In BEN @rupO gebobrt NAB.
reno Sic E%orpe0oil0ite gint ndhtlihe
llebuna madtc Ser Qeutnant
Grant " 6ie,her beiauo iid SIR
3ett III unteren &altme 0es 9ooies
Wu0 ertranf.
0ir S|iicn5uorlaQc.
&onooH Is gpr;l.
EN- lfnfprhnfia hRrufr,at4 Ne,Itr,.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27
Deaths Of Presidents.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

Washington's death was due to
acute laryngitis; Adams. Madison and
Monroe, practically to old age; Jeffer
son. chronic diarrhea; John Quincy
Adams. paralysis; Jackson, dropsy:
VaVn Buren. catarrhal affections Of
the throat and lungs; William Henry
Harrison, pleurisy; Tyler. cause Of
death not given by biographers; Polk.
cholera; Taylor. cholera morbus, COM
bined with severe cold; Fillmore,
paralysis; Pierce. dropsy; Buchanan.
rheumatic gout; Lincoln. Garfield and
Mckinley. assassinated: johnson, pa
ralysis: Grant. cancer at the root Of
the tongue; Hayes. neuralgia Of the
heart; Arthur. heart trouble. and Ben
3amin Harrison. pneumonia
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

said that in the number Of whites who went
leading of the town who beginning
perhaps merely experiment lark had finally aen
the most insdious vices that has ever en-
chained mankind.
earthquake wiped out these dens. and 1t DESTROYED
quantity of the drug Chicago New YORK. Phia
delpha all the larger cities OF the United
any population have opium dens but the
renewed precautions by state city
have made increasingly difficult for
them to operate.
But biggest part of the work. the valuable and the
reaching that being done in China for 1t strikes
at the very the trouble, literally the root
1t is right the opium fields themselves where the
poppy that the reformers doing the most
important part Of their work
China that order the reduction Of the
being the mandarns Many Of these mandans
are smokers slaves to the weed and they
their fondness but the
awakened and the penalty for dsobedience
head Therefore matter what may be the
feelings the mandarin. 1t is safe for him to dis
regard the imperial order.
According the imperial edict land under cultiva
is reduced onetenh annually and rewards will be
districts where the production Is totally wiped out
before the expiration Of that period.
All opium smokers have register themselves stating
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27
lndla's Savings Banks.

The postal savings bank OF India
was established in 1882. in which year
the depositors numbered 39.121 and
the deposits amounted to $932.24 In
1907 the depositors numbered 1.190.-
220 and the deposits amounted to $49..
223,2S3. which, perhaps. should not be
considered large in a country having
a population Of some 00.000.000. but
the average Indian farmer. mechanic.
servant or laborer never deposits
money in bank. but hides 1t away
In pot or box In the ground.-New
York World.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27
GNVEMW
OPIUM

ing been rrt nm the books 1t Is therefore OF In
eres o know that trained experts In conditions not only
Chinese agents hut Americans. Engshmen ana rrenchnen
have been sent throughout the kingdom with the good
of the throne tn And out extent the laws are being
Evasions have been In Kwang'Tung Tor instance
one certificates 30 freely as TO IN
dca that the entire population the district was more
go of and immune from the drastic pro
visions OF the law.
It has also been while there evasons OF the
law the attitude throne has borne valuable iruit IN
making people regard opium smoking a.
no longer permissible OF education and breeding
No longer young the tea shops tempted to
qure the habit that everybody else does and
nobody thinks 1t wrong. ~
The government been vigorous as might be de-
hardly expected to have the whole reform
achieved in a day There punishments Two
princes chief ocals Of the censoate were
forced to give their places because they oVed opium more
than the royal command
that the Chinese government faces In
yielding worlds opinion and suppessns the opium trade
government will lose annually about Tb00000
outlying will suffer the extent Of about
$20,000,O00.
fact that China deprived of opium is turning
smoking The has encouraged this
dency tobacco ia infinitely less harmful than the
argued that nation used to smoking for untold
hardly expected the habit
harmless substitute is provided.
With governments all the world forbidding the
opium for medical the habit TO Be
doomed.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

the amount of their consumption, and
so registered.
Smokers under so years of age must
decrease their allowance by one-ffth an
nually.
Equally important has been the COM
pulsory legislation dealing with the pub
lie dens for the smoking of the fatal
pitch. These had to be closed within
six months after the law went into
effect. That time has now expired. and
Investigators in the various districts re-
port that the order has been generally
obeyed. Not only that, but In cases
where in defiance of the law dens are
still open for the public they are little
patronized, the fear of official vengeance
frightening away the smokers.
The sale of smoking perquisites Is no
longer permitted. neither may wineshops
or any other places Of public entertain
ment permit the sale of opium or smok-
ing Of 1t on the premises.
Shops where opium. or anything con-
nected with it, is sold must be registered.
and must show an annual decrease in
their business under penalty Of confisca'
ton.
Moreover, the new law earnestly calls
upon the officials of the nation to set
an example to the people. and to oppose
wherever possible the spread OF the
habit Oficials are ordered. in case they
be smokers, to give up the habit within
six months, and while this may not be
practicable at least the law will have the
effect of compelling them to do their
smoking in private. and thus prevent the
populace from being able to make the
excuse that they have only been doing
what their officials did.
But proclamations are only OF value
IN 40 far. as they are enforced. and all
the laws in the world are useless II they
a-o consigned to oblivion after once hav-
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

more opium was smoked
than in any other part
of the country. The Chi
nese dens of San Fran
cisco numbered thou.
sands of smokers. Ameri-
cans as we'll as Mongo-
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

BITB, 81. vitus' Dance and Nervous Diseases per
mAnentiy cured by Dr. Klinss @ Great Nerve Hestorss
Send for FREE TO trial bottle and treatise. DR.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

A wise man is apt to know when b,
has enough before he gets It.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

Miles Of Human Hair.
The average woman carries so miles
Of hair on her head
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

dlNA would rid itself OF the curse Of opium. and
the sway of the drug Is threatened. China. the
home of the drug, and millions OF its devotees,
Is proving its sincerity by honestly administer
ing laws intended to break the thrall in which
the lulling poppy has held the nation for CEN
turtles.
The recently-enacted prohibitive laws are
being enforced against both rich and poor. and
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

Your Druggist viii Tell You
That Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eyes.
Makes Weak Eyes Strong. Doesn't Smart.
Soothes Eye Pain and Sells for SOC.
Gilpin observer., 1908-08-27

I'll at the of
though the worlds had
In the battle against opium
Queen Alexandra OF England officials
international organization. whose representations did much
finally teach the dowager Of China that II
be wisdom the world
limited production and opium.
The United States has liberal Thomas Of
Seattle, DIR. Hamilton Wright of Maine Dr. Charles
Chinese the American legation Peking
members of international commission
valuable suggestions the best methods by which the
OF opium could be lessened pending final obteation.
Burke Wright devoing to he
the opium
Philippine Islands, and DR. Tenney studying
In China
The earthquake in San Francisco
n United States out
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
MAOMAN ArrAekEp MAYoR.


Arrival o. Detective Probably Saved
oflicials Life.
New York, Aug ~ ATTACKED In
his Office BY an insane man armed with
a knife. Mayor stell, OF Hoboken, had
q narrow escape from death and was
saved only BY the arrival OF detec.
tive.
William Carmody. who was released
from an insane asylum a few days ago.
entered the Office when the mayor was
alone and demanded pay for his time
spent In the asylum. The mayor en-.
deavored 70 temporize with him. bat
carmody drew out a knlfe and started
for him.
The mayor Jumped behind hls desk
with the madman IN pursuit snst Is a
detectiye entered tho room. After q
desperate struggle the mayor and do.
teciiye 6lsarmed ana arrested Car
mody.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
STANDARD OIL CASE.
Governments Petition for Rehearlnp
BY United States Court.

NY &thNG0 0AaAGA A39AA
Chicago, Aug. 22.-The govern.
ment's petition for re-hearing by
the United States court Of appeals OF
the case against the STANDARD Oil Com
pany Of Indiana. was filed Friday, ami
represents. 1t Is authorItatively stat
cd, the Administrations attempt to save
the Elkins' act and the interstate com
merce law from becoming futile.
The filing Of the petition marked
the appearance Of Attorney General
Bonaparte in the case. as well as that
OF Frank b. kellogg. who Is special
assistant TO the attorney general. Be
sides these two names the petition Is
signed by Edwin w. Sims, United
States district attorney at Chicago.
and special assistant James n. WIKI
erson. both Of whom presented the
governments side Of the case in the
hearing before Judge lands who ad.
ministered the famous fine Of S2s,240,-
900 against the defendant.
Although 1t Is not specifically stat
ed IN the petition, Il was agreed by
counsel for the government In their
conference at Lenox, Mass, following
the reversal by the appellate court
OF Judge lands decision, that II the
Interpretation OF the law given by
Judges Crosscup. Seaman and Baker
were allowed to stand. successful pros
ecution OF rebate cases against cor.
porations would be impossible In the
future. The lawyers at that confer
ence. over which the attorney gener-
al Of the United States presided. were
unit In expressing the opinion that
the reforms In rebate matters brought
about BY the Roosevelt administration
would represent 20 much waste Of
time unless the upper court can be
convinced that II Is In ernor. In lts
construction Of the law.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
LAsr puslIc HEARiNo.
investigation lrto Convict lease sys
tsna sf oseraia

investigation Into Convict Lsaas sys
teaa ~ osergia
Atlanta. AaR ~ Wlgh ihe hear
ing ThuradsY fhs guhlc inFBatlenti0a
into no n0nvict gystsm % tha state
By the leniaiatiye eemu,ittee ceased
Durlug fhe new FeW 6ays me
committee viii dlaeusa n steeu,iFe
aenpi0n the egiAence RnbmliiFd and
make ~ Us report This report wiil
~ delivered b the legislature whsa
tss body meeis - extra ssssion 80
Ana Is
ne eommiife9 during tbs fsY -
eeivsd tna report " AadltoF 1oei iian.
tsr. Who has had faree ~ msa en
gasca 10 au8iliag tae hoekS " 80
eommlnaioa. she state fafm snA "a
staia fef1gmns0FY Ttis frsoFf sbsw
"a ghat q yeFr iar sYslem Ma pre-
yalie6 ~ me afslf farm An8 ~ iAe
amre ~ fAe pyiAan tDmEiaaiqH N A.
ianta Na ssyt3as iffewulHgiiy Wss
fonts aa6 nmai8N wss areafthse
thaf fe eomnltrae a1w ktlagef
nna.e t4fi o. ffimin9I prersttiaxa
ssfi ihm ttste ~ ne aee@aasA waa
fgana 10 te sRF tfem ft'isfaetggY
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
PRAISES OUR FLEET.
English Press on the Visit to Aus.
traIian Waters
WILL LRAvETs GOOD RESULTS
Edltorlally. the Papers Express the
Fullest Satisfaction at the Warmth
and HrIlllanes Of the Welcome 40
corded.

London, Aug. 92.--TAe London
morning newspapers give great prom
inence 10 reports OF the American
tieets reception In Australia, Editori-
ally they express the fullest salts
faction at the warmth AMI brilliance
Of the welcome according the visitors.
The Chronicle says;
THAT the American sailors VIII
take Australia BY storm Is certain.
They have done Il ALREADY; they con
quered before they came. This cor.
dial fraternization Is very gratlfying
,to that country where the malnto.
nance OF the most friendly relations
with the American people and gov
eminent Is an object Of universal do
sire and an axiom OF our policy "
The Morning Post remarks that the
visit win encourage Australian states.
men 10 promote the naval policy thet
have az heart, namely the creation Of
an Australian navy.
In conclusion, the Post says;
"The thronging thousands VINO
watched the entry OF the American ar.
mada cannot fall TO b. dreaming OF
tho day when the finest harbor Ia the
southern hemisphere viii again be- the
base aud lts shores the home Of q
British feet dominating the Pacine
The Daily Graphic. under she cap
ton "The Big stick AflQat.r says
1T Il not surprising that the Amer
lean sailors fnd a warm welcome IN
British pnrt but the present wel
come ls vitallFed BY special circum'
stances. notably By she fne perform
ance OF spo7ry's feet 10 the around
the-woFla yosage and by certain com
munity interests and aspirations ~
Pacific politics
"The American neet Il 4 symbol
Il embodIes the determination ~ nc
white man 70 keep what he has goi
on the shores Of the Pacific, u u
RooseveIt's contribution 10 the cry foi
q white America and q white Aastral
Ia"
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
A TERRIBLE Revenge
Taken by ReyOlutiOniSts Upon
Jewish Family.
SIX KILLED IN COLD BLOOD
Two Wounded Were Taken 20 Hcs'
pItal, but the Rebels Visited the
Place. ovsrpOwersd Attendants ara
Finished Their wsrk.

ST. Petersburg. Aug ~ --'Newe
has reached this city OF terrible yen-
aoance taken BY the rvolutloniata ot
yurlovka In Yckaterinovlav provlnce.
upon q Jewish family named Edelycln
Who wcre accused ot gIvinE informA
tion 10 the authorities regarding the
activity OF the agitatogs
Thoy went 20 the Edelvlen house AZ
night and throw two bombs through
the window and then opened are on
tho members % the family with reyol
vera ana shos % death the father, a
aaughtcr. woman guest ana her
child. The mother, son, SON
lalaw aud two gcndarmes were ae-
verely wounded,
After this murdaons onalanght, tho
ssvolutionials temporarily retired ana
help for the wounded was summoned
IN TIE course Of = couple of hours
the victims who were stlll alive. had
been conveyed 10 a hospital. Tho rev.
olutioniatn later descended upon tho
hospital and overpowered the nuraos
and auaFla and shot the musAer and
son 20 death. after which thoy made
their escape
Another dispatch trum the PROVINCES
rocelyod here aays that the prisoners
IN the iail Al saratoy. upon discover
ins that two of thuiF comrades we're
traitorA, fell upon them and eeA, them
II doafh.
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
spNEA0 o. soLL wEsvl.



Mlsslsslppl valley.
Birmingham. Ala AHg e "a
special from Jackson, Miss. sayBs
Thc Mrxlcan boil weovll Il apFpnd.
lag rApleiy IN the southwestern see'
llOu ~ thw state. aad before the cnd
~ TIE present month viii cross TAO
wsstern borders between Jacksan anI
ne Louisiana lsns. according 10 ~
ports ~ special agents ~ ne United
states department ~ agriculture. hu
Faau ~ plaai lbdHslry, Nha have been
enAaEet N inspection N@Fh auflha the
pasi weet
The rapl4 spread ~ ths weevll "a
attfihutnd % tha vel weather during
ihu latter pan ~ iulf and tha early
part ~ Aagusl. the peri8d ~ pfpeipi
tstion foli6wEd ~ hlNh fempefatara
hayina been very favorable 10 me
prupa8aiion 0f ths pesi That ne
aeevsl niii reaea ths seat haat ~
f'amr uFrr before ths cioee N tae
fear nna also eafrRi bauhwasd a.
~ a. the aoatheFn psfi % iflnda eoon.
~. now seema Reil nina sasBfea ant
~ farmsgs 10 she isfsstea territory
hare fully maae W iaeiF mlnaa tsaf
lhsy mast saps wisa lha Beai during
ise lsslNF psFs ~ lhg pFsaeat seAoa
saa gheA ~ am lndeaalse gefsad
Tha wsssii ls iaalfiinK eFeai Gam.
ess a. ~ eaanfieR ~ Wftinson. Aa
asa. Amlia teasgnps and Ffaakilh.
saa Nili % aena4 fhe bofiay iafe
faNs eaifharme cepiah fdaeolm
kad iiisas bsfofs no fiegs * ne bses.
ens NndEa
Gainesville daily sun., 1908-08-23
AAlNs, W. MAkEs pgNlAl.
says sho was NOT 0ullty Of lmprop.
or Conduct.

er Conduct.
New York. Aug. - Interest In
the case OF the Halns brothers. now
awaiting Indictment aud trial In tho
Queens county jail for the murder OF
William II. Annis on the float OF the
Bayside. N. l., YaclA club. last Sat
urday. centered Thursday m various
contradictory statements issued by the
lawyers Cor Captain Peter O. Hains
and ais brother. Thornton y, Halna
and by those having charge Of the IN.
terests OF Mrs, Hams. the ceptain's
wife.
Frank @ wild. AIRS. Halns' attos.
ncy, issued formal denial Of the 81.
legations made against bis client, In
sisting that signed confessions 70 the
contrary Notwithstanding. Mrs. fIains
had never been guilty OF Improper
conduct with Annals.
AS to the published story 70 the et.
feet that hia client was trying 10 ~.
feet a reconciliation with her huaband.
and would testify IN his behalf at the
trial. Air. Wild was equally posi-.
tive. His ellen, had never consider
cd reconciliation a. posaihle, he
said.
Weldon @. Percy. the hrst lawyer
called in 10 defend Captain Hains ana
his brother, refused 70 comment on
the various statements.