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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

! am candidate for Treasurer 81 ibis
State subject % the democratic Primary or
lune 4.h. My candidacy is based upom
my former service 70 the people il this OF
fee covering periord OF more than twen-
ty years-a record that believe will bear
public scrutiny and which has never leen
impugned. II elected promise the same
faithful attention to the duties OF the Office
that marked my previous administration.
Yours truly,
WM. ]. SPEER. 6 4oS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
Reduce the Tax Rate.

Gentlemen;
The people are bmdened. Taxes are hard
ships money uotneeded to run tue comfy
should be III the pockets Of her tax pay
ers not lying idle in the treasury, people
a1e harp hit by taxes, pauicS, high prices
OF ladOr, food aud clothing. The cry has
gone up in the last few weeks IN many Of
the qapers for BREAD BREAD BREAD
why take part Of this bread FROM Ghe
people Of Lee when not needed
Lee County folks are not starving, they
have plenty aud are not ia state of panic
Lei County is prost erOas thank God, but
that is no why they should be hit with a
Sledge in the shape of too mach tax, poor
people Stagger wilh their burdens.
Reduce the taxes gentlemen
Jlstice denlAndsit
Reduce the Gaxes gentlemen,
Right pleads for it.
No Oeed for many thousand; in hank, It
is cheaper for the county to borrow If
necessary at 7 per cent. than for the peop-
lie to borrow at IL per cent.
Redu,e The rate. We have stood too much
already. We suffer long. Bat the limit is
in sight.
g Fl. Reazley.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

Total Is, y5s ~
y cate Of Georgia County or
Lee
Before me came J, G. McClain Cashier.
who being duly sworn, says that the above
land foregoing statements tine condition
Of said Bank, as shown BY the books at file
lin said Bank.
J-C. MoClain
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
|2stn day Of May 1908.
w. I'll, LunsGoad
Notary Public zee, Co Ca.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
GEORGIA, lee COUNTY,

GEORGIA, - lee COUNTY,
Ordinarp'S office, May 9th, 1908,
TO whom it may consern: F. w. GrifTn
and +. b wallace composing firm OF Grif-
fin 4 Wallace, has applied to me TO have
James Morgan, Clerk Of Superior Court Of
saidCounty, or some other suitable person
competent, appointed as administrator NJ.
Gu estate d w. L. Bryant, late OF said
county deceased: Notice Is hereby given
that will pass upon the some at my office
in LeeSburg, on toe first Monday in June
next.
Signed, Geo. G. Edwards. Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
BOoK!::;!|j s. !; EDIT
- WHILE PAYING -
FOR THEM s.44 II
es,.brsbad 1860 THE FRANKLIN TURNER CO., Atlanta, g. ~
Established 1860

We all ktaOw that knOwfedge4is power:
81. MOST d Us snsble 20 suy books 70 ACQUIRE
knowledge &rSms sasAA ~ s3f l4y
However, we have solved the problem
The bene6s q our aaay years Of hosght aad labor.
EvSry home leeds q good library. By
our Mas vou csa buy oue two Or three books large
collection q books. get tAen regular prices. gay
small sasounl ds~n. smdl amCuNt esca meath. S'd
have the books IN your possession al the tiwe.
Marx by tLs book or books you Interested in:
cut out ,hu advertisement and mail 70 snd we ~.
send YOU without luraher obligation your psrt iui
description q what Ee want. as wen as tuS S@li'nS
oaIr plaa Be 70 @snliOR his paper
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
Notice re Teaehera

There will be an exaninati III, Of Al paT
can,s 70 teach ia she public Of Zee County
held At the Court house in Lees5nrg om
June 10 and 40 beginning 1t eightyo<lock
J.R. Long. q. S. q
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
Notice

Mr.. W. G MARTIN wishes
to inform the public that
he is mo- longer inter sted
I'm the Leesb lrg meat mari
ket.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
lt may be sc . Any
orr aid. A.Idrs Is,
AN AVAIL gsE PATENT RE-, .JRD,
: maeAaaaAaa ~

Nhscri0tiOns to The Rs.elE ReCOtd al.OODeF aaaaEs

"That watch" said the 5eweler.
handing It back, us one Of the kind
that's made to SELL"
'Durn itl'' exploded Uncle Sosh, who
had bought the tlmepiece 'at . State
street auction establishment. i've
showed that there watch to 'levengait-
ferent jewelers. in this here town. They
all tell me II was made to sell an VT
can't get a blamed cent for Il no
wheres!"- Chicago Tribune.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

the Store Of Geo Nmbrongf., the burglar
wade hisway Though the back window
cuf lalied to gain entrance to the store dee
pa'tnt Mt, -as the shed through which he
first entered was cut of from the store.
Mr. r. +. ctuistain went down 10 Pine
Bluff on the ce.tral TO make a did on some
work.
MI VIC. Gil has taken lhe position Of
night ticket aeency as the night trains
have been putpack on.
Mr. D. d. Hall has been sick few days
this week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

Jackson & Lee at Leesburg, Ca have.
(7Ooo) Two thousand bushels Of tlorado.
IA cotton seed for sale at 81 90 per bush.
el sacked. FOB Leesburg, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26
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Ina Resi- Eeteae .4sssfs. S1S6es ~ GoNyt AEaxa.
AessossS, ueosgia-.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-06-26

statement of The COndi
tiOn Of the Bank Of Lees
burg.
LEEsBuRc' "a.
AT the close Of business, May, uAth. I9os,
RESOURCES.
Banking House N,4s,.,s
Furniture and Fixtures $I,o3o,63
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24

TO RENT-Half house on College Hill, four
rooms, also one half house at freight depot
four rooms. John Houston. i5tf
just received n new supply of hot water
bottles, all guaranteed. Call at Stems Park
Drug store before purchasing elsewhere.
FOR SALE-lce plows. aoj istable guage; ?
saws, pairs tongs, scraper TALL nearly new.)
Enquire OF NJ 7. Butterfield. 3t2p
FoUND-A pocket book containing a sum
OF money. Owner may have same by prov
ing property ard paying for this adv.
1913 FRANCES PIPER.
Two lbs. best coffee, 35c; IL cakes soap, csc
Home cured hams and bacon; 20 Id. kit
tripe eOc; No. corned beef, loo per Id.
GoRHAM's MARKET.
FOR SALE-Black walnut parlor set OF 8
pieces, in good condition; also one chamber
suit, nearly new, and few odd piece b. II.
Lane. 2tf
Christmas Goods-single combs and comb
sets, hand bags. pocket books jewelry, books
of all kinds. post cards ana albums, per-
fume. games, dolls, pictures and many staple
articles. l. s. Waugh.
All kinds OF fresh and salt meats and veg
etables in their season to be found at Shack
ett's cash market on Seymour street, at
prices that are as low as the lowest. 1tf
For pension business, ETC., and general
business through all departments of govern
Notary Public, Bridport. 20tf
The Eaton and Hurlbut papers are I'M
equalled in style and quality by any other
make and yet they cost you no more than in.
ferior papers; sold at Stems Park Drug
Store.
TEACHERS BUREAU-Good teachers for fall
positions; also governesses and tutors.
Schools recommended TO parents. The Inter
national Teachers Bureau, 80 Fifth Ave-,
Room ?, Manhattan Building, New York. 33tf
Old feather beds wanted. We pay from
IS TO $l5 for old geese and mixed feather
beds. For particulars write at once Inter-
national Feather Co., IA 776 North Main ST.,
Providence, r.. 1. 5ltl0
FOR SALE-Second. hand square piano, ma.
hogany case, in good condition, worth $l25.
This instrument is being stored under ex-
pense and for this reason will sell at a ride.
ulously low figure IL taken Mt once. Write in
next mail to "E", this office. 4t2
FOR sALE-A Jacob Bros. piano, brand new,
perfect order, full size, mahogany finished
case, high class instrument, worth $3.50. Will
sell at a bargain il taken at once. Address
"F", this Office, in next mail II you want the
greatest piano trade ever made yon. 4t2
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
Louis st. Mary is quite i'll.
Miss Della Douglas is ill,

X. l.. Brough is able to be out again.
Phillip Nassau has entered the employ
of John Higgins at the Addison
Mrs. Charles Collins has returned from
two weeks with her daughter in Provi-
dence, r. l.
Miss Katherine Curry has gone to
Ponce De Leon, Florida, to remain until
spring.
The Moosalamoo club had an enjoy
able smoker in the club rooms Thursday
evening
Col. T. NJ. Chapman has returned from
TicOnderoga. n. y.
The insurance adjustors are in town
settling the loss on the Allen property,
destroyed by fire last week.
The district deputy of the department
will be here to install the officers of
Addison Encampment No 81. Monday
Feb. 10. All PatriaIchs will please take
notice.
The Annual meeting of the Labaree
Society will be held Monday afternoon,
Jan. 9th at o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. b S. Beckwith.
The Missionary society of the Memo
rial b. ptist church will meet at Mrs r..
l.. Brough's next Tuesday Afternoon,
Jan. %, at 3 O'Clock.
AT the annual meeting of the Middle
bury Preserving company in the Moos-
alamoo club rooms this week lengthy
discussion 10y the directors resulted in a
vote to discontinue the work of estab-
fishing IA canning factory here at pres
ent. owing to lack of ready funds. The
company was organized year ago with
IA capital of 100000, for the purpose Of
canning corn. John III. Stewart and
Edwy Buttolph are the principal direc-
tors.
The Bryant & Gary Manufacturing
Co located in East Midd!ebury for the
past three years is to be removed to Rut-
land. The product of the factory are
small wooden boxes with sliding covers
and turned wooden novelties. The con-
Germ was incorporated in 1906. Its Off
GERS are as follows: President, w. c..
Smith of Fair Haven; vice president, c.
w. Ward; secretary and treasurer, f. w
Gary of Rutland.
Frank Crowley has moved his family
here from Rutland. A few days before
the Allen fire he bought out the black
smith shop which Mr.. Allen has operated
the past year and was to have taken pos
session Monday. Mr.. Crowley has enter
ed the employ of A. W. Carey for the
present, but expects to go into business
for himself later as it is understood that
Mr.. A lien will rebuild the shop in the
early spring.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24

fNotices under this head ten cents per line
d rst Insertion; five cents per line succeeding
nserttons Count seven short words to line
or SIX long ones.l
Mileage books at Burt's.
Best flowers at Potters'.
Ractue feet at Gee Sisters.
Mileage Books at Marshall's
Direct coffee and tea at Burts.
New music at Winans & WOODS,
GIRL wANTED-At The Sargent. 35f
Bell boy wanted at The Addison.
Have you read c. N. Atwood & Co.'s ad?
Hair switches at Gee Sisters Seymour st.
The best Csc coffee sold is found at Bonds.
Choice fresh candies at winans & Woods.
Cut flowers at all times ut Hunts Green
houses Aft
WASrED-A dining room girl, apply at The
Sargent.
few more trimmed hats at Miss Good,
rlch's.
To REkr-Two pleasant rooms, steam heat.
N. s. Foote.
See great bargains in our window. c. n.
Atwood 4 Company.
nice new line OF stationery five cents to
81 90 at Winans q Woods.
New line OF hosiery just in at winans &
WOODS
wASTED-At The Addison, two good strong
boys TO do bell work.
Order the best flowers procurable, for the
Masonic dance, at Potter5.
Fog SALE VERY LOw-Combination billiard
and poai table JOIN A. FLtTCHER.
Vermont boiled cider, 81 cents per quart
bottle, at Benedicts.
To REHr-Large Office in Battell Block.
Address Jo,ln Houston
specisi odd lots IN groceries, large dis
counts. at Goud's
HORSE FOR SALE-Good worker and liver,
HOO pounds. John A. Fletcher. att
Order your flowers early for the Masonic
dauce, al Il. +. Potter's.
WANrnD-At the Addison House, a good
strOns, sisl 20 do kitchen work. Off
Remember you can get lunch. a square
meal 0r oysters in any style at Taylor's.
For sAJe-A good sound cutter, we'll up
holstered. Price $5. Enquire at this office.
3t3p
foE SkLE-For the best farm bargain ever
offered Ia Vermont see front page. N S.
Foote
Discount Shoe Sale-see ad.-several special
trades not adve, tised, at Bonds. Call and
see them.
To Let ON SHARES The Mead farm in
West Cornwall. Apply TO Mary W. Mead, 10
Academy street. MiddlebuIy. 3t2p
FoR SALE CHEAP-Or trade, $500 Id. team,
suitable FOR lumbermen. Inquire at this
ONCE. Itf
WASrrD-stout horse and delivery wagon,
chesF for cash. Apply, Galvin's Grocery,
Brooksvilie, VT. Aft
Fresh Gowers promptly delivered at all
times, at most reasonable prices. Call at
Pipers store
II you want purse or pocket book come
and see US, will sell at lower rates to reduce
stock. sterns' Park Drug Store.
For SALE - Road sleigh, robes, blankets,
harness and runabOut. all as good as new.
|. NJ. TAYLOR.
We will buy raw furs at J. fl. Stewards
store every Monday. v. c. Kelsey Il Son.
Apr. % s. p.
Lost SrRAYED OR sToLEN-English Coach
dog. spotted. scar on left front foot. r. L..
Brough.
FOR sALE-Three slcighs. one comfort one
speed and one traverse. q. n. Atwood &
Company.
WANrED-A good strong woman to do
auudry work. Good wages. Addison House.
"a
stop that cough You can by getting bot.
tie of Ster e White Pine cough syrup at
Sterus' Park Drug Store.
The Eastern Herald. the popular Catholic
family paper for this state. Issued every
Saturday. Only 81 90 per year. 49tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
The BLACK knioht."

Rev. John II. Hector, WIN appeared
before crowded house in the Methodist
church last winter, will give another of
his most original lectures next Wednes-
day evening. Jan. 49, You will miss the
prea est treat of the season if you do not
hear this brilliant and witty speaker.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
so>o>o>o >o>o>o>o 1910 >o>o>

Our Stock
on your Spring purchase Shoes
bermen Overshoe eggns All Discounted Goods
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24

If You Intend
BUYING
A Writ or MOore's
Fountain Pen,
Perfume,
Pipes,
Leather Goods,
HuyIer's Candy,
KOdaks,
We can show you
good assortment at a
very low price.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-01-24
milford r. Burt.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head ten cents per line
d rst Insertion; five cents per line succeeding
Insertions. Count seven short words to line
or SIX long onesl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
Narmer psrIanas.

Qgeben SeOem. Der Elm 6eim Hnb Qrbeit
lud.t, @eIsgsnbsit, eins 5arm sn eranbsn,
III chsufrasen bel RobIinser & son, 22O
@iseOniiu Strnbs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
ait spic SIC Seroe.

Das 8ebsimniB oes Grfolges Oes
Mlpsntrduter lit 70 alt ME bic 9erge;
er ge6t an bic 0ur3el Der 9runfheit,
imoem er bic unreinen uno oerbrduds
ten Stoife aus DEM Spiiem entfernt.
9luhoem er pas Glut gereini9t un0 bes
reihert bat. iino Die 2~e6ensOrsane
pieber befd6i5t. bic BON Der gbatur per-
ian1te Qrbeit gu Dsrri6ten. Das Res
uItat lit geIunDbeit - quite, trGftiSe
9eunbbeit.
5orni's 4lpentrduter 8lut6sleber TIT
feline 4pOtbeterz Dleoicin. Gr pi.O Zen
franfah 9euten Direct gsIiefsrt ourd
Special 4genten, an5aTtelt DON ben
Gi~sentbimern, Or. petsr 5obrnep &
Sons Co.. 112-118 90. 5opne 4De.,
@9iodgo, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
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l5tpnbas lDnrDe liz Groinan8 einitimz
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ntseH siHien miiHeH bis sum Sscems
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fir bic cep9ante slieitrleguns OR
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CUR unterTu6un9 Der Bidder Der Straz
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rates9roceB gsTproerten $1,000 purz
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nehen 9~bidasanIdge Derfist. puroe
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ten IlOntds cine SpeciaIIbung oa8ai=
ten.
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acknowledgements Der R%eiieonfel
(1rapelers' 9rotectiDe QFrciation)
Itatt. Die ms9rere tauieuO 8GIte aus
alien Sbeilen bee oanoes bierbers
brabte.
0as 80. SdnserfeH hes RurOz
2mericdHiiden SGnaerbunbes piro I'M
S5ohre 1911 in MiIpaufee Ftdttiinoen,
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o~aasRultenen 80. 5agiaBunQ oes
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28

unikrHtn) BON Der Resenienbeborfe
Der uniDsrTtdt srMnat noroen.
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laaq Snipector IND IA Sabre lang
Supeintenoentsn nss Sspeuosparte=
ments gpar. fat trantbeitsbatbsr fei=
nsn goiten n~ispergelest.
3. 6. q. 8uaenirdIo, felt u
Sa5ren Glert fir @eBsdupsiiunssn i'm
3peispoifamt an Der 3eef StraBe, 1T
aus bem DENT sHtlshen porosn. Ca
Elm Deficit BON $500 in Ieinn Bed
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uHreo!ide 45fidt porlisss.
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NIB am l. Montag In @riminal1eritt
res 9iproes i'm /. @raoe ihuloig BE-
tannt uno pur0e 7om Rihtsr 8raSse
81 Ie5ensldnsIi6er 3u&tbarsbaIt 0srz
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oarauf 81 rednen, burb ben ginfMb
prominenier 6rsunoe cine botoigs 8sz
9nafl9ung erpirten su t0nnen. Sin
9obn duf Die Gere6tigIeit rpdrs e
a6er, penn oieie Speculation ri6tis
mare.
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Dig 6efunoen puros, als Suipector pes
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Goeeptirt gu ba6sn, murOe non Ridter
GuoDis sur 3ablung elmer Strais Don
$3.50 ooer l Sdbr Gorrectionsbaus
Uerurtbeilt. Der 6au pirt TOfort an
ods 9bsrgeriht appeairt uuO 5stotn
in5niidsn unter $1,000 9iirsI6aft &C.
itelt.
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Nm. Cunningham, Der ais Maidiniit
i'm gOuntps Waiienbaus felt IdnQerer
3sit ansefelIt 1T. Seine erie 6rau,
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per &i4. Gneb beging aus Md unauf.
setldrten Wotioen in ieirer @obnung
30. 675 8. Str. Gel6itmoro Ourd
ginnebmen BON garbolidure.
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go. 4O7 81. qn., gerietb Bel
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Siebers &c 9aterIpn 9attern 60, nit
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9ohe zines Rsubaus uno brad tds
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BAIT, fpurbe oou elmer ohHiir3enoen
6OI3pIaute getroffen unO er9ebli9 am
&nie perlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
aatltne

6eftiqe Uinbs 9euitters Il. 5ds
aefliirme bdben D~ie.erorts in Dieiem
5tdaie osnlftet uno 0iafa6 QroBen
Stooen Derurfoft, b~eionters in ben
Counties DIM Cd. 8lueGartb,
Moner, qbou IND ReoD oD.
9ielfo6 nure bic saH5s grnis per-
uihisi uno Boblrsite 9ebiuiihteitsn
nurotn 3srtrammert. JHiolse zines
farhtsrlihsn Sturmss. Delher a1r
Winnsapolis is59, nupoe Elm
Manna eri la9en uH5 Shoben i'm Be-
TRACE uon 1aaien0en bon 8onars ans
asri6tei. Gltih ifgper patbeie Der
Siurm auf Dem cate innetons
ia, fopis in GforttsG Or uno
.eIIenbattiu SiteIs Gounip.
Das oemotr1tii4e Sto1tsesns
tralcomite BAT 6eiAloFen. be bsmosros
tii6sn primdrn19lsn am II. 4uguit
nb3ubolisn, unb Die bsmotratii6k
Staotscoroention an 10. 4usuf, unb
sDdr in Winns1polts.
81 5afinss srtraHt Der %
Sabre dlie garl S%isbsrmann Don Ghis
c1eo in @ermiaionsguB
qaa 5deen, Elm Dobl61benosr
56antDirib in Cat 8rdno
.Gorfs, rcurbe cor eiHsm 3use H5srs
fahrtn UNI Ism befos gsiHs o5sstreuHi.
81 faE5 5sIe bar0gs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
g~nInnntTd1f
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badsn bic Sbeilnebmer am republicas
niiden Acknowledgement pdbreno Der
60noentionsiage in gbioago gelaFen.
nah St1Buug Der grOBtaufleute, eis
non Dem QussaBs Iebr kfrieOigt inn
8eniesr SwTrie6su a5er iuo Die 6OteIs
beiiBer nit Gem gaTensriole Dss gpns
oent, oenH Ole gstbeiligaa5 mar LANCE
ni1t ous, nag srfpartst gp0rtsn mar.
Der unsrb5rte Baa bat iih ersignet,
ndB DG6reuo oes gcHosnts aud niht
cine sin5iss 0lsloung l5er @tpiEosl
0oer EafhenbisbHoM sinlief, mas ies
oenFaus oem umitanoe s~u3uitre5ben
mar, 0aB tie p0li3ei iton msbrsrs
511e por geginn Dkr gpnCentiDn az
gen ale osrodbtisen gbdracters nOrs
ging, IND gessn $50 2angfinger uno
6ohadpler ieiHo5m. - Tas Gbsrses
ri6i Sat bic g6icaeor Roos uH5 Was
asniteusrs 9orIdse Fir osrfaHungsmds
Big srsldrt. - DE pom prdi. Rooiss
pelt erH1unte .GommiHion sur grb1ls
tune 5sr ~natiOnalsn 6ilisqueuen" trat
bier an 19. ois. SIT srfsn (Crsdniias
tioHsNsuRg) 3uiommsn.-gine p16rs
glutb1ite bsrrihte pier gu Qnfong Der
Node. 70 DaB min5efens 20 gtrios
nen pom 5isfhlue sstotist narosn
4. 6untsrte anosrs srtr1nttsn.-Tur6
DE gsrbaftuHe zines geDiTsH y. Tus
goi uno feiHsr gattiH Fno Die gansess
2sboroeH eobisr siHem i'm groben BE-
trisseHeH fhdHoiitsn 5onoeg mitnldbs
1sn, lie sum sr6btsn 9hsiI aus5ranis
rsIn rmportiri DuroeH. ouf sic Spur
sstonrnen. Die Wl1o6en pur5sn
t5es 5ieS in G5icago, tseis in bsr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
Nnntnftn.

Bas in Der oerfi. Node in s NJ
otanapolis abgebaltens 5idgigs
80. Sdngerfeit beg decentralization
SdHgsr6unoss osrlisf in grOBartigitr
une id5niter Weiie. Die Concerto
paren iebr gut beiuft. bic 2eiiungen
Der Sdngsr uno Solifisn uusgs3ei6r
net.
Der Giien6a6nsr Sobn Sang,
ptlber geTtduoie 1T. unldngit ieiner
Gattin aus giieriuht ben 6ais ab5ss
Ihnitten 81 bacon. pur0t in Is 0 e
pille 81 3uffbaus nuf qebens3sit
D%erurt6silt. - Der in 9ouisoile, 9p.,
ber6aifste Qeger g. 8eDman Bat singes
tanben. RAP II Jrau goa gsibtin,
bic 10 Sobrs ate Satin zines bisiesn
Wirtt, ermorbet BABE, iHosm e.
re DOR elm paar 9osen Don Ger gigson
grseisgrIds babisr hisB. Die esits
osr iunsen Jrau pupos i'm Wafer ges
FuHDen.
Die IN ben gronbfrlmmern oes
guinneBfhen 6auiss gu aaporte
auigsfunosnsu uHD Don BEN goronn
oificisa ais BE usbsrrefs ter 5rou
Guinutb uHb ibrsr 8 ainosr be5eiAues
ten eeifsn. iiHo lem Qshb1b0erDolisr
ctr Jomllis iibsrge6en uno mad gbis
taso CUR 9espgeuns sefoHot 7oroen.
Nr1s annsreu gtautrn.
Sbo6o-Der Deep grt>ts Damm
Sci Wolo5 ut ge6oriien un0 rieFiss
DaHsrmoFsn er9ofen I'D In tas 1hal,
sinsH auf $4,000 ssi4asien G&s0H
oBys9tsna.