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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24
THE HORTICULTURAL MEETINGS

The two days horticultural meetings
which we're held here this week under
the direction OF the faculty OF the
Oregon Experiment Station we're IN.
doubtedly the most valuable and 10.
terestiug that have ttaken place at
Hood River. Meetings such as these,
participated in by professional horti-
oulturists and experts lin other
branches of agriculture and the sue.
cessful and intelligent grower cannot
help hut be productive Of much good
to both. Many valuable points were
brought out in the discussions and
much information imparted By both
grower and expert.
Not the least interesting perhaps
was the advice Of Prot. WIthycomb to
plant clover or some other cover crop
aud keep a COW or two. There is no
question that the professors logic is
good In theory, but we doubt its prac
ticsbility as applied to small holdings
particularly. A man who has ten acres
of fine orchard In young trees Is not
apt to hazard injury to bis trees ny
turning cows into 1t to paature, Deith.
Ell would he be able to obtain enough
forage from 1t to keep them shut up
In the stable. With large holdings,
with a certain amount Of acreage not
fitted for fIuit culture there is no
doubt that the plan outlined by Prof.
Withycomb could be put into effect
with good. results if the grower did
as Prof. Lewis later pointed out,
neglected his orchard for his dairy.
In regard to soil exhaustion as ex.
planned by Prof. Bradley there Is
much in his timely warning. Exper.
ience In wheat raising districts has
taught successful wheat II isers to let
fields that have grown wheat the pre-.
vious year lie tsllow. In this way the
best results have been obtained by
giving the soil rest and allowing it
to recuperate. II regains the elements
that have been taken from it and Its
life Is prolonged almost indefinitely.
With almost the same conditions pre-.
vailing In an orchard 1t is Eut resaon-
able to expect that action must be
taken to feed the soil and keep Its
life giving properties intact. Cen.
turies he states we're necessary to
bring the rich soil Of Oregon to its
present high state OF productivity,
but 1t can be exhausted In compar.
atively few years by constant drain
and the system Of clean cultivation.
1t is not natural for this soil to be
kept bare of vegetation. II left to
itself 1t would become covered with
n growth OF some kind. The plan
therefore of providing a cover for 1t
after the trees have yielded their crop
of fruit, and during their dormant
period to be plowed under and add
It's rich supply Of plant food when
they awaken In the spring, seems but
natural and wise provision.
1t is always difficult to introduce an
innovation particularly where those
who are expected to be innovatsd. 9. il
such term can be used. have secured
good results.from an old standby. 10
this more than any thing else was un-
questionably due the attitude of
mnay growers who took Prof. Cord.
ley's statement that lime and sulphur
was better fungicide than bor.
deaux mixture, with a erimace. No
one who heard Mr.. Cordley however
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

And now some of the younger steel
magnates say "Uncle Andy" has been
out of the game too long to appre-
ciste its needs. Perhaps Mr.. Game
gle argues the matter somewhat after
the fashion of that Turkish Sultan
who was willing for his successor s
harem to be abolished, but baked at
the abolition OF his own.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Two divorces we're granted by Judge
Bradshaw lsst week Mrs Mary Hen
ningsen was granted divorce from
Peter Heuningseu on the grounds of
cruel treatment. Mr.. Henningsen,
did rot appear against bis wife in the
suit
A divorce was also granted Harry
+ Msthwig from Ehtel MabtwiR.
They we're married last May Iand sas
their marriage relations were not
plea ant. the husband was granetd a
diSorce,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24
Rabbi Wise knows of Hood Rive

DR.. Stephen s Wise, Rabbi of the
Free Synagogue of New York City.
Ietains an ardent affection tor the
Pacific Northwest, his residence for
several years. In commenting on the
prize apples recently sent to Euro.
pean rulers and exhibited in New
York, he writes: "Why is this fruit
sent to such Indifferent Greg gonians as
Edward, Wilhelm, Nicholas and Mr..
Fallieres? 10 you really want Oregon
apples to count, don't waste them on
European monarchs, but get them
into the systems OF Oregonians who
love AMI treasure everythin, Oregon
ian from little Mount Hood to big
Hood River apples But the apples
wouldn't be kept long on exhibition
in our homes here-they would vanish
as the mist hovering over the summit
of Mount Hood before the morning
sun"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

little reflection ought to cause
every citizen to be thankful that the
Roosevelt era is about to close with
out the Imprisonment o. Congress
aud the lashine of the supreme court
at the whipping post.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Notice is hereby given that on Tuss sdav,
January Il, 1909, an election will be held IN
TIE Ho d RIVER irrigation District at Oak
Grove Hall, in sad district. fo- the rurpose
OF electing an assessor, collector and treas
uver, and board of directors of five u,em.
oorS. The polls will hr op"u at said titc.ion
rom O'Clock in tire morning until o'clork
1t night Said eiec ion shall be conducted
ami TIE results thereof determined ns nearly
- practicable in accordance with II gere al
.hws OF he STATE governing elect unS IN said
irrigation districts.
Notice is fur her given that Charles Franz,
w {. ACams and tt Gmas - elt, are re, ulHr-
y appointed judges ant e T. Ianiz n AMI
"Hnt X Hughes are rpguln ly app intel
'lcik~ nf said el'rGUn
Additional notice l. given tt,ri Il Fr day
evening, JEnuarS NJ u'c.p.S he Rtrr,tt
,'lin"i hOu,e, n met:'r- nf tic vie h,s
h"th "a led a., purs nf NAN. ns e NIL.
lnlr> FOR office al said tlr ton Ia b.. acid
January L. lR9
BY o. der of tn Board oi lrr.us oul
River Irrigation nistrirt.
r ". ktIl y. ~,rrt-rr
lHte'i at lIoot River, Oregon. tht> - \ If
december, i90s. .2liT
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

If Kaiser Wilhelm can make Il con-
venient to visit the United htates, he
may be assured OF grand reception,
with full permission to do as much
talking as he pleases.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24
business tor the year we're taken he

business tor the year we're taken hc-
tion upon and arrangements put IN
operation for the clubs annual ban
quet. The date set for the banquet Is
Tuesday, January 5 1t Is expected
this year to make the affair a little
BIZ better than any OF its predecessors
aud program will be arranged that
will include q number of distinguished
out OF town visitors The banquet
will be in the hands Of the out going
board OF director as has been the Gus
tom for several years
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Governor Hughes has announced
himself in favor Of second term for
Mr.. Taft. This does not make him
the original second term Taft man,
however. Mr.. Longworth, at least
beat him to 1t.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24
Making Arrangements for Annual
Ranunet.

The finel meeting of the old Soard
of directors nt ths Hood River Com
meIoial Club was held fuesday even
lug, with full attendance. Matters
relating to the closing up of the clubs
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Mr.. Carnegie. it appears, is keeping
half of Scotland's students In school.
BY providing Yale locks or just
Scotch whiskeyY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

We protest against Mr.. Taft's at
tributing 80 much of his success to
good luck 1t is not respectful to the
author of "My Policies. ="
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

When Mr.. Roosevelt asserts that
dealing in oil is very precsrious
business it Is evident that he is still
bent ou discouraging competition.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

The Northwest Elecric Light &
Power Association, embracing Ore.
gon, Washington, Idaho, and Mon
tana, hell a two days session IN the
Convention Hall of the Portland
Commercial Club last week Every
state had hume Gus delegates and the
mee,i ing was one OF the best they have
ever held. The Northwest has ut
ira ted the brightest men from tn,
technical schools of the country.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

There is marked Iesem blenct
between William Jennings Bryan and
Oliver Twist. He wants more.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Some latter day philosopher ha ,
summed up ltfe's interest as follows
IL you save your money, you're u
crouch,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Mr.. Rockefeller admits getting the
draw backs. The other fellows got the
set backs.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Ii yon spend it yuo're loafer.
II you get 1t, you're CRATER.
If you don't get it you're Il bum
So what & tie use,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Wanted-Agents to know that have to
that sells on sight to farmers. Write for
sample, A. Dudu Il Co.. p sixth ST., Portland,
Ore. III
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-Good secondhand 81 wagon
Apply at W. Il. Winans. Phone l7.F
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Wanted Position by japanese boy to do
housewOrk. PhNne 100 p. .. box 554.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Ihs family of j. G. job nson, the
new proprietor of the rogg cry, arriy-
ed Sunday from Chicago, and moved
into residencs on Cascade avenue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24
Election NOTICE.

Pigs for Sale--On Jericho farm. Phone G.
G. Eastery lSi2-L
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Lost-Shall gray leather hand purse con-
tanning $40 gold pi, ce. so cents in silver and
some small change. Finder return same TO
Mrs J. G. Robertson's residence or Stanley
Smith Lumber Co.'S Office and receive liberal
Ieward. I'll
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Wantcd-ro give twenty acres of land for
ping. Phone 1912 d3l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-rwO or three fresh cows River
side farm, three miles west of town. j. w.
Morton. d3l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-A pair of mules broken to orchard
work. Sound and gentle. Enquire of K. j.
Dellart, Hood River, near Wau.Guin-Guin
Hotel.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For SaIe-A good double set of heavy har-
ness, also light double buggy harness.
These will be sold cheap and we guarantee to
give you satisfaction and save you money.
Call at Rockford Store. Phone 1873 X.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Flowering plants. holly wreaths for XMAS
at a. W. Onthank's office from Oakdale
Greenhouse, Fletcher d Fletcher d24
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

wanted Local manufacturer agent tb sell
anu install our NlVe'- otl Boiler lnsuIIIur
indgfireless Cooker, sells in ev, ry hou ehold;
permanent income Of $500 10 $500 per year;
lew hundred dollars required to handle y or
osltion IN IA SHOWN. Address Tor particu arr:
Range Boiler lnsuiator Mr Co., SO +. W ash.
St., Portland Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale Rick wood, oak and fir, On place
j. Jakku. Phone lS72.L. I'll
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-Brown ghorn chickens. Mrs.
Theode II oss. 1872 l.. d3l
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-Fresh No. | COW. r. B. La,away,
pht ne S2Q-K. ia
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-l aood work team, harness, good
wagon and COW for S215. inquire at Pine
Grove stone.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

Dimention timber for sale at per thou
sand. Inquire OFF, w Wnans p Ood River
Ore. " - ~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Sale-Pfize-wlnning Plymouth Rock
chicken Cockerels and pullets Just as fine
as can be got. in fact, nothing better, We
guarantee to give you satisfaction or your
money returned We have letters from differ
ent parts speaking well of our stock Rock
fora Poultry Yard. Hood River, ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-24

For Exchange Black driving horse for
light farm wagon. BOX l15, postntfice,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Die ssIeen scr ,anmasiereit

r%nmdBigstit 1T INNER Die llrfa6e
BON Wa8en6eidperoen, pelfe iih 6es
ionoers bes Morseus bemertbdr ma
den. Wenn bernu4Id6igt, Deri6limz
mern ii6 oieiel6en bis lie ~unbeil6or
seporoen. 0ir 6dben DIT Die gu
m~ersiamt.:t u~nierer 2eier ouf Irtners
Qmericdn Glirit Of Bitter 0ire ge-
LENT, peldes elm ie6r ~pert6roles
6eiImittel gegsn ale Granl6eiien oes
Ulageus 1T. IS linoert bic Shmers
gen uno aibt benz Wasen feline ndtiir=
Tide 9bdti9teit nieoer; t1rtt oas
gauge gerbauungsiDitem, bic 9er0en
uuO bic Nustsln un0 ma6t neues. 0es
iunoes Glut. Wenn sic an Nbpettts
loToleil, llnoeroauii9ieit, 5hlaflo=
ii9feit, 0upfem 6opfDeb unb anoeren
Disqualification leioen, pelhe BON Ell
ner ihle6ten gsrOlunu9 6erri6ren,
t6HHen sir tsin bsferes 6eilmittel fins
BEN aIs 3riuer's Qmerican @lirir Of
Bitter 0Ins. sSn Q~pot6eteu. Sol.
1riner. 20. 616-622 2. 4I6lano
aoe., g6icdgo, I'll.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
v. ]. S%cKOENECKER IR..

@dnoioat fir Die Domination ols
Staof6abmeiiter auf bem Demoiraz
tii6eH 5idst, lit Gin Milmauteer Sinh;
er puroe bier ee6oren, lift bier dufge=
padien. uHo bat Ii9 bier als 9Irgsr
uno 0eifdftsmdnn sinen bsneiOenss
ipertbeH Ruf errungsn. Ndhoem CT
Die ct. Solepb's 9farrlgIle bsiuht
uno Ipdtsr aud bic gublics uno 6Ohz
i6ule abIoloirt bate, trait er in Dds
9e6dft Ieines 8atsrs, oes Qnt6. 9.
SboeHeder Sr., @rinbers unb G6sfs
Der 6eiens betannten 9. SdDeneder
Boot &c Sboe 60, elm. no er i'm ginz
slufss Department. uno ipdter6in als
reiienoer @gent uH0 S4aBmeiftr oes
0ei6dftes Fh ber~borrd9eno betbdtiqte
uno IiA bel ieinen 9eihdftst9eilbabern
iopcbl, ME aud eel ieinen lIutersebez
men, ourh feline 3uoorfommenbeit, ieiz
nen @effdftsfnH, Ionie ourn bic
umIitti5e 2sitn.1 Der ibm anpertraus
ten 8el&dfte. oagemeiner 9eliebtbsit
@Hp A~HtlttHHuN8 elTteuIe.
Der etpa neun Sdbren nurbe 6err
5toeneder gum Mitglieo Der Habit
fen @au6eborbe %ernannt, als oeren
SeeTetdr er fuHsirte. DieFen gofsn
BET er 3ur ooGhen 3ufrisoenbeit Der
5iirse.i6aft ieitber in gepiFen6aftez
fer un0 fi6isisr 0eiIe belleioet. bd=
nit cine Iitere @orautie 6ietenb, ooB
aud oas BON i6m an5sItrebte Qmt 0es
aoiiiden ShaBmeifers in feinen
6dnOtn gut uno fG6iq Derpattet pers
Zen MIR. Wir empfehlen 6rn. S6oes
neder oeshalb unisren Qeiern aufs
bette uno boifen. 0aB ieoer girger,
Der Hd fir eiHe quite Itdotif6e 9ernals
tung intsreTirt, Is f6 CUR beTonoeren
@ufaabe MAIDEN niro. bel Der 9rimdr-
nail am nddSIsn Dinstag uno Ipdter
DonR aud bei Der resuIdren 8ahl ieiz
ne Stimms fir Srn. S1oeneder ab3uz
9e6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

mar nit Qusgrobungen beIhdftt9t,
un0 traf babel nit ieiner qids Die Dr.
namitpairons. Bie Ie oortbin geIGn8s
ie, lit elm RdtbIel. nit otHen 9oiung
fh Der Coroner gu belddftign bobsn
piro.
5rau Qnor. Gorniif i'm Z 0 N n
W orri On uuroe oon eiHem RI
t6enoen 5tier angegriffen uHO erlitt
gerlebungen. Die. in Qnbetraht ibrls
Cohen Qlters, t60tli9 psrIaufen Diirie
ten.
Sine furtibars asTeIerpioFOu
erei3neie nd in osr 9obelmible Oon
@eorae aemp in graHDou II, poourd
Gemp, Der Sngenieur Der anlase, un0
elm Qrbeiter Ramens 6anlins ibr Qes
Zen eiubuBten, Der hieoene unoere ars
better iurht6are 8erleBungeR e~rlitten
unb bic ganje Nnlase 0Olitdnoig 3ers
fort muu3e.
9eim 56littfhublaufen auF eli
mem 5eid in Der gtdbe ocs elterliben
Qnpeisns gu q BERT brahen 2
So6ne ron 2ouis Wliasr ourh's Sis
uRe b.iDe ~ertranten.
Geim ginItur5 zines @ebdubes,
BEL osisn 5orti6aFfuns er beihditigt
mar. pur6e Sobn Gsrtsns, Der 1Sidbs
ri9e Sobn oss i'm 3Opn 9otIano
w%obntaiten @nt. 8ertsns, 3ermalmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

ftaaten uno fob Dor Qug6ru9 b.
gar5ertris9ss nab BEN IorDsn.
Der rpegen GrmoroaRg DOH s5ac
geft 3u II Sobrsn 3udtbdus osrur.
tbeilte S61nipirtb Ism. Dillon inl
jebt pon ieiHsn 6reunoen genigtn-
8eIomittet er5altsR baden, I'm eing
Qppelation 6tim S6ergsri9t einlsi
ten 81 t0nnen.
Qm Mittpo9 b. 20. pupoe ber
i'm Utter Don IS liz mad iur3sr
9rantbeit in Mliluauiee DerHorbtne
81. SEQ. 8eiB, elmer Der gsadtetfer
oeutiden 8iirssr oisisr Staot, 0ou
Der ct. MariensGir6e aus CUR lsbter
Ru9e bsiiaitet.
Bon Der 0amen Seiuz9irte aus
fano am /. Glmstag Bic 8eeroigun9
Der i'm alter BON % Sabren mad Ian
ger 8rantbeit O~eritor6enen 4nna Md-
ria 9einiIh fatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

@oloraoo. - 8iuisppe Qlio.
Der gl6roer be5 6rantiscanerpotrs
Sen 6einri1s in 9enber. nu.Ss in
Der lcgtn ion erbo5enen Qlnflaoe oss
I2oroes in L. @raoe fir ihul6i, 5es
lunoen IND gum 5oot berurtbeilt. Ter
Iloro6u5e m1tte einen geriu6. aug
osm eountpaeidngniB gu enttommfr.
Uni eiasr 8aFrmdertlinge pslts W.
eraHettI, ssr BON Rem gort nit glio
nda Nenoer aersi7 urs as BsrNatia
ptF1di'st not9en mar. in fe.ner 3eas
perfect aa'e. nase Qlp ensn niis
ia'Haea GH'rif aaf tsrtn Mitasfanoes
asn. osr rene 3els 1,aiats. unb enfs
lloa 64rt pie . ere .3slertbsr.. er
pasae cher ar asr Sslh, ein1eboIt
la' osr stlsf uno RitosB
Gn1eHeg.e in rem
GsHcsr e Rio
s.. 0tnbtr freitsn,
1is biz Gcntvaat NIT
t7souirn p%ioerrisf. Der
,,- sai oas gangs guIos
alsos5nta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@ei5enos Moenttm.
:. 3. GAMES. 3oBn suIAmann.
6. stOSBauIsn, SODn @opRsrt.
@tunt aUtsrpi1Jtsa.

Der felt leBte,s Septem6sr I6ps
benbe 5irsit Der Mrbeiter Der Badger
8raB Mnfa. 81. in ia bd'
NIT elmer 4ieberla9e ogr llnion aeeu.
BET. Die Strsitsr iino al ben Uol
Der Ggieaf6aft ofsrirten 90hneu ME
Der an bic @rbsit ge5aHgeR uH0 mil
len auBeroem BAG Yrincip oes nGpsn
Shop aHertennen. - Der 81 Sabre
olie Trant 4. 5isiimmons BON bier
puroe in Gltbart. SRD, Don elHsul
.3uQe t0otlih IbsrFdhren. - Inter Der
MHfluoe, berfght gu baden. isins 5rau
uno sGiRoer nit fo6eH0em 0afer 81
ber5rd6en. lit G6riit. 3asmuFsn. Elm
5armsr 81 p%leaiont 9rairie. in 5ait
genpmmen un5 Osm 8rsisgeriht gum
qroce6e iibernieien nor0en.
Sobn 9duDelin, Elm 81 Sabre
alter @eIddftsmann in Woterz
10 ID n, Duroe BON einem Bug iibsrfabs
rem, nobel iein redtes 8ein i7m gang
lid 05geldnitten uno oas linte
lNtlNtW DttlcEl iputbt.
@ilbelm hermdK. elmer Der Gltes
fen gontrdgtoren in Manitopor,
lit int alter pon ndbe5u rs Sabren aug
Gem 9eben geI hieben. Sm Sabre 1851
lam er nab U}anitolpOc. no er ieit6sr
befdnoiQ mobnte. Dur6 46itur3
50n euem 90 SUB bofen @erdit erlitt
Der 81 Sabre alte grant Wid ihusre
innerIide @|erlebungeH.
~ Sin IA Wi0Hate altes 9iuo bon
martin C'DonneQ in 0contoi raHt
ben aus eiuem Eminent" bsfe6enoen
Snhalt zines Jla'hdens, bas ibm Don
einem 0iieren Sdueiterde qerei6t
moroen mar, un0 far5 uHtec grdblis
den S6mer3en.
Sn @iTIett 6rdnute BAG
Wobn6aus bes 4npults q. M. @ol0s
berg tot0l nie5sr. Der nibt our5
@srfderuns aeoedie 9erIun betrGgt
$4,000 bis $1,000.
SIN Gil. Riholas 6oIpitdl in
S6eboDgan iiarb Der So Sabre
ols san. grsanitar, Der Dot sinigen
2dgen na6t5 IN ben 75luB qeitUr3t'
mar. an ben Bojgea Dis;ss Infaas.
:m 6sim isines Sobnss an Bor
gale be9iua ser 30 Sabre dlie 2ubn.
@oumonn 5slbnmorb ourh @rbdns
gen. Gr mar 3peifslos QeiHesQen0rt.
Der ieit msbrsrer Wordten in
Der Sail gu 61oreuce inbaltirte
uno Der GrmorDung bes i'm 9opn
6omeHeao nobnbait Qepeieuen aniieos
Isrs gdtrid Campbell 0erbGhtt9e PAUL
&ania bat ieiH 9er6reheu jebt einqez
Itanben. bebauptet dber in Selbnbers
tbetoieuna 9ebonoelt 81 haben.
Dim llisr pes 9uder See All
Nmern purbe Der felt 9 Mlonaten
DerihUunbsHe IS Sabre allie &. 6dus
gen ais Qeihe a%uigefuRoen. Sine linz
teriuhung er3ob. baB cer geritor6ene,
pabriheinlih aus @erieben, 6ol8aIcos
hol %getrunieH bate uuo pergtiist pors
ben mar.
8urh Die GrploTou elmer 9pnas
mitpatrone Derlor Der Qr6eiter Ric,
@ei5er Az UloHroe Isin 9e6en. Gr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
gus Bnrtne.

W1i6ael MoRa6an, 80 Sabre alt
mo elmer Der prominsnteits ridden
9iirFer osr Staot. ldoB i6 in ieIbits
m0r0eriitsr Q6iiht cine auasl in ben
9opf cine t0otlide 9%erlebung oerurs
iaheuo. Gr mar felt Ginger 3eit
i6psrmit1ig gepeien, neil Ieine
Shpeiter uno Elm aRoerer naber 9ers
Danoter oor tar5er 3sit i%rriinnt5 uurs
ben uuo sr Elm glsides S6idial be-
fir6tste.
SIN utter BON uabe3u 100 Sab
rem III bier Der 0eser SerrD RumIep,
sirR betdnnis qtri0nlihteit, eeiiorben.
81 oat riiber elm StlaDe in ben Sios
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
NiilUGntte 4rOSnftenprtiIs.
RItlih 80 0eflHnrI

eaBsiHs. - esfsla8iei-ausaeiuats rs,s.
t. s&-5hc; inrsre Sore 4-fKc
semmer. = 9dumer. 1o-tic; s8affTeiio.
esS,Hs,s @snaarl. shb1rr sern,r ;,i~,.
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Gsrtnas i.-sc. Gntru. ate. eis. iunae gufsn
W 1iyifhS frite nm runhe f3c: 10. mnders
elrHs f0-tic: GhHls ithrere nit Tesern
p ~ oo-id goo; HsiHe ansaerusite. ner SussnS
senssn- esbenss qussrs. aoe-st.o 90.
tets L2-s5e ,Huae Sauheu. ieite. s2.0o-
@ti9io HfsttS arH81eE TuYfeHs Sosee
-tec; IONS i4c. shru. f0-i2c: gdnFe. nns.
ecuete rein ec, Guisu. rein. cute i3c; ute.
teff t2Cs ohHre. fhie+t oepusfe. So:
Saongr Srrineer ansqetuhfs 1916: eenaeE
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asIsrr-5o-60 @hras l-5c. so-TB IN
7tse: s5-15o IN. rarbs uHe bdHne. ss
@emHGe.
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fana Der 6as s4oo-45o.
slsai eiiees pet sauosrt a5pfe. S2ol
Gtibs shsru. - sisHes ssv Rub.t ok.
nere 1aH.lals rT Ut 90
SlnnnipaL. California. graiss $3.50 49,
ssa,E.s. slssNas. 'Ps gss,as sp-sa
ergbe. Dos Iutsps st76-1eo. '-Ne'
gss eiaaL slgsioa. pr graie. 500
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Srsuu6,n uno @%efauutsn bic trauriaG
yia6ridt, oab nnisre pieleeIisbte Eoatss
NIB SdWsfter, 6rGHcis WuItsrer,
am Nontas. BEN Is. Nldr5, UNI 8:15
nbr abenos, i'm altsr BON / Wlonat unb
Fl Iaaeu, nab IaHsem esibsn, ianit suts
i6ldisu it,.
Die 8seroisung iinbet am Wittno6,
ben IS. 0ldr5, UNI 2 llbr nahmitiags,
pom Srduerbauie, DO. S27 8innsbagO
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nno BON 6d mad benz GaIparisns 5rieobois
fat.
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6interbliebensn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
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p9i.nnuF,e @i,b:-orFl

s9psias. SIuiu6r 1000: marn bsber. Sc
miktte, 4e5 490i 8Gder3. 4.60-4s5s
lelhte 4.60-4s5; Bios. 9.6O-410.
3~iiH0sisn. - 2lEiubr 100; Warif iieioeno. -
Eni3ers steers. cute bts y~uslsie. 4.76-5.50s
ntittIere BITS CUTE. 3.75-z.25. SeiTer8. mitiIerf
bis cute. 375=i.5o: eep5hnIihe. 3.oO-s.51;
Cutters. 2.60-2-s5; PuuCn. 275-4.00; sees
er8. 375-4.25. Stoders 3.0O-3.F0- qppfs
flbe. 30.00-45.00; adlber. 3.00-e.75.
SmGfe - Wniuhr 100: WlGrit fiefta=ghuh
S.0o-5.25; 2damer. 6.25-0.s5-
gbtcaao. IS. Wdrs. Hlnbpieb-gnfu6r
16 000: Weebcs. t40-640: dube uuo Settlers.
21G-540; 3eraHS. 4.15-5cO; 0dlher. 500
$50 &eiteraeIs. 425-5-20; Gtoievs uns
eawtins. aTfnbr $4,000; Ieiate. 45o-
aeaa5, 4.60-47o: @ies' $500: sai[
A.T54S5.
saafs. slu'ubr $4,000: 425-e.eo: eaus
ca QputB. is. Wdrs. aiHsuieb nees
Efieue. 425-6.a0: Etoders uuO sSeebers. go
4s5; ddbe uuo 8elfers. 3.60-5.5G.
shutine 3tgB. 3.75-4s0; faluers. 4.so
e6ais. = 8.5o-5.5o; qdmmer. 425-7Oo.
Seei ? stiere b.00-625: 9abe uno eeif-rs
ehmtiue. - @ulf. 4e0-l so.
Gmnff. ~ $4,000. Qdumer. g Ti-T B1i
Omaha. IS Widr3. &tueuieh @~eefzherei
A50-615: Rlbe un0 6etiers. 500 > 2F*
Stcders uHo Seeoers. 3.00-5.0c: adl5er. 500
eGpsiHs. - enl. 4.s5-4eo.
eGait. - b.c0-675; 9aumer. 6.50-7.5oy