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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

for the Immaculate Conception
school under the sister difecireas
Church Of Our lady Of Good Hope.
Special services will be given
sunday IN the Church Of Our
Lady Of Good Hope FOE the officers
and sailors OF the naval fleet
Father O.lifien wiil ofneiate
Successful Entertainment.
The entertainment given bY Sc.
attic chapter. Daughters of the
Anglican Revolution. al the home
OF the regent MrB -. a Cove, lil5
23rd av r.. Monday afternoon.
proved a. be- au unqualified sue
ooaa The first feature OF the en-.
teftainment was whist. the prizes
going To- Mrs Dawson. Of Lady
Stirling chapter aud Mrs Hpaid.
ing of Rainier chapter The muai.
cal program following was made
up Of numbers contributed hy Mrs
Edward A liutwcll. accompanied
bY Aias Gertrude Ilntdenbereh.
Mrs. = 81 Colby and Mrs J b..
Patrick. Following the musical
program refreshments were served
Mrs. Cove was assisted IN receiy.
INK by Mrs. 4 = tlafdeuhergh.
Mrs. T. Z Webster. Mrs otto Fur
binger aud the officers OF Seattle
chapter The proceeds from the
entertainment are TO be donated
to the Washington monument fund.
a substantial sum being realized.
Spanish War Veterans.
The George II. Furta0n Auxiliary
viii entertain all Spanish War Vet
Grams and their friends with cards
a. their hall. 260aih Jackson st.
MAY % All spanish War Voter.
ans Ia the city are urged 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
BITS O'NEWS

pennYBlsine Guild.
4 benefit card party WIS given
yesterday afternoon al the home
ef Mrs Henry nrodorick. t4l7 a9th
ays by the ladies at the Denny
BlaGHe guild Arrangements OF the
afternoon were in charge Of Mrs
Henry Frederick. Mrs. ". j. Miller
aud Mrs Edgar snyder
Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs \ ~ Solner Will entertain
The fuuaday HridEe club June 9 at
the Washington Annex
Choir Gives Dance.
The Young men of trinity Par.
iah choir gave an enjoyable dane
Ing party. Monday evening IN the
guild hall
Sewing Bee fer Charity.
The Womens altIanrc OF the
Unitarian church Will hold SOW
ms bee from 10 a. a.. Ia u. IA.
In the assembly rooms Friday for
the benefit OF charity A basket
luncheon VIII be served AZ noon
May Entertainment
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Trinity
Parish church held very pretty
May party last evening IN the
church crypt. A program OF muai.
cal and literary numbers vas given
A feature OF the entertainment was
the MAY pole dance hy the children
OF the Sunday school
Penny Social Unitarian Church.
A penny social will be given this
evening Ia the assembly rooms of
the Unitarian church. corner OF
BOY lstOn aud Olive sta. The social
Il giyen In tho interest Of the rails.
Ing Of the ORGAN fund. and mil.
OF pennies" IL hope to be- received.
Tho refreshments aud the literary
program rendered viii be- In charge
OF Mira Harry G Stokes
Darcy Hammer.
Miss nuna + nasey and Mr. 10.
ssph Hammer eofe married recent.
~ at the church of Onr Lady Of
Good Hops By che REV Father
o Brien The bridal couple were
SUPPORTED by Miss Henrietta naney
aud Mr. Joseph Tracy A reception
waa held At tho brides home FOL.
lowing the ceremony
Exhibition Of AT.
The Century School of tinr Arts
will receive lta friends AZ an -,
hihitiou Of the WORK Of ltapapils
tomorrow from 10 m 20 5 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
NEGRO ROBS
JAPANESE
Draws Knife on F. Hirai
Who Finds Him RObbing
Trunk.

Holding + llirai. proprietor OF a
Japanese lodging house. al bay
with a Keen edged knife. William
Dan. a Young negro. made bis 90.
cape FROM Sie Jackson u. shortly
before ) o'clock this morning. ogly
"a be arrested By patrolman Dan
Hart Ia the restricted dlatfict with.
IN an hour after he threatened to
Kin the Japanese.
Dan had entered the proprirtnra
funm while he was down stairs act.
iug as nixift clerk iiian went "a
hts room and found Dan there
rilliuE hts trunk The Japanese
gtappled with the thief. and the
latter drew a knife Unwilling 10
fight On such unequal terms. The
Japanese oheyed the ncnru when
he ordered the Oriental to get out
~ hla Nay.
Dan ran from the lodging house.
and the Japanese told patrulman
Dan Hart OF the robbery. Hart
found Dan Ia the lower part Of the
city and took him to police head
auartefa
Harris watch was found nccrrted
In the ncgru's clothes. When
searched about $50 In cash was also
found
Patrnlman MIKE MCSameo walk,
I'd Ia the cell With pan a. he waa
about to b. locked up. The negro
acted suspieioualy. and MeNames
decided that further search waa
uscsssarY Prom the neggoa
shoes SO more was taken nsn
says h is a porter. bat the police
state that he has not worked for
more than year The ncEru fail
I'd Ia give a satisfactory reason
whY be carried so In gold and
silver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

m Ia tho studio, room - =. T.
building.
pentaAlta Club.
The pentu Alta club viii be en-
tertained thia evening at the home
Of Mrs. samuel Davidson. if2t
18th av
Little Red Riding Hood"
The oneretta Little Hed Riding
Hood viii be given bY the chill.
dfcu Of the Immaculate Conception
parish Last week In the Parish hall
VAS successful both as a juvenile
Entertainment aud ia financial
NhY Il Was given as benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
MO INJURED
N EXPLOSION

= pnmmell and Efsiue
1a e,,t Orchard vgfe -.
- = .h,,,,i sesierslay morning
asc y. ,sis STATE. y heu a tank
/, pias ...'.. ',sal,.icd over which the
s.l. ...s,. esadlns ltummell ma,
- esl' - and arms we're bad
o. ~ ,s by nslug scups Of
sa, -. vas severely burned
Afsissd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

Everett the same amount
The Cooper Manufacturing com
pany OF Boston has purchased lfs
acres of laud near Btllac0om Lake
for a piano factory.
Hoaulam vent out 10 sea today
10 view the fleet passing north 10
Seattle
a. Walla Walla the KnlghtACpf
Pythiaa are holding a grand lofas
meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

selves awarmed into the arena The
Infatuated ball charged them aud
many were thrown down and tram.
pied upon aud Eofnd When ths
ring had been cleared q fire broke
out and destroyed the upper gal
loriea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20
SCENE OF CARNAGE
AT BULL FIGHT

MADRID. May 20 Il Wild
scene Of carnage was Witnessed at
a recent ballflght ia Granada II
began with a torendor being caught
by a bull and repeatedly tossed In
the air on tha animals sharp
b0rns Then tho beast turned It's
attention TO bAnderiilero and
flung him against the barriers. aeh-
ously lniuinE him The bull neat
charged a matador aud lacerated
bis arm iiy this time the audience
had become nneontrnllable In It's
excitement Stones. bottles aud
cushions we're thrown At the ami.
mai. and finally the people them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

NumWeli aud lluae gave NOV
ing picture exhibition Monday
night farlY Yesterday morning
both came to the bail IA elaan the
apparatus Iiummrii Wa bending
nVer tank filled with gasoline
with "a llghted eisaret in his hand
whom the explosion occurred. The
building eausht tire and 4 was
with che grvatcst difficulty that the
structure vas saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

Owing 20 the determination nf
hia father to remarrY. George ~
Spefgu. tr. shot and INSTANTLY XIII.
I'd George Spsrry. sr then the
former auicidet The tragedy &C,
eaFr~d In the elder Sa~ffy'a office
IN New York noth faith aud sen
acre wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

The party of four Nottingham
persons beloved leHt "a the moaa
tainu uear that eity have heen
found nearly e3hAuutad They lost
their way completely
North Yakima viii have a parade
aud auto races Decoration naN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-20

iudex has organized fire de
partmeut
Tho senate has Arnled the pub.
lie buildings bill Walih Walla be.
ing allowed only $4,000 and
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
ItE L0elN PAPER.

al n ~, aadspn hsfoss body Of re-
tsilsn rsaassiy wesley A. stanser
editor of The ofhna outnttsr. Chlcs.
20. said Of ths value Of the local
nswspapsr:
The local pswspapsr IL the great.
sst thing tbs retailer has II no will
uss u right. but, . large proportion
sss too prone to believe that the cd.
faor Will take oars Of their intereats
whether they look after his OF. not
This is wrong. II merohants ~ .
cIaas vosld taks advantage Of the
opportunities, shat tho local news
pepsss afford them they would reap
rcwa rds far beyond their fondsss
dreams
While self preservation Ia the
nrst law Of nature. editors Of local
papers have habit Of letting self In.
tsrssts 70 70 the limit when Il comes
TO . question Of serving = community.
For this thay are entitled to rsooe.
milton. which shay rarely rsosivs.
No doubt the rstailsrs have On.
oourased them ~ far ~ sentiment
soes. They have undoubesdly aid
thas they approved shs editos,s
methods and called him > ;'sood
boy" but IN how many cases have
they .fAllsu short In the. real ~,
couraGsmsnt THAI. counts, How
often have they neglected 10 use his
columus. thinking that they were
clever In iti In failing 10 pAtronise
him they have often killed the gooes
shat laid the golden egg. 80
You must get behind the local ed. (.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
"A HARD STRU00LH
flsny a-sF1orssse Citizen Findl
~ Struggle Hard.

With back constantly aching.
With @stsssing osisasE disqPaen.
DAiiy existence n but : stra41ls.
No nssd 70 keep it mp.
poan's Kidney Pills wilL snzs you.
Elorepcs people endorse this claim;
Wp. 4 Sharp. proprietor. Of the
now Qeilt Manufacturing Go. st.
Elmo ho>slsssiS West Main 6t. Flor.
once. Cola. ) ! says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and esn vouch
for their naesits In relieving kidney
haaicnltiss. l8er about . ysAr Wal
,oonsids.sbly apnoysd BY pains in my
back which bscams severe At times.
ny kidneys wers IN 4, diaordered con.
'dition this fact bstpg -plainly shown
BY. the condition Of tho sscretions.
They were too frequent in action
and deposited heavy briok dust
sediment. Reading about Doan'i
Kidney Kiils want to Daniels drug
store and got q box. A sh ort use
was sufficient 70 prove their value
and In consequence Of The beneft de.
rived. I can unhssi tatinRly give them
my endorsement
For sale BY all dealers. :, Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the nsme-Dan's +
and take NO other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
THE DAILY TRBUNE FORENcE COLORADO

itos md push Tor all that yoa ars
worth. He gives you r baok foE
every dollar you invest with him.
He Furnishes for you at his own ~.
pspss 7as cf ths biggest asssts you
poanpaa---khe madinm hhTppgh .ybJch
% lot tho people kpow what yon
have 70 ell. wsthia rsosnt ysAfs
the mall order proposition has been
sonswhat .bosbsrsome. The, EDITOR
Of the oonntxy papsu hare dons more
tlisn al othsE Influences combined
70 win your business back into nor.
nal. cAasnek ap1 ~ reoonvest the
farmer n W logiosl beleif In homo
trading. n,
Do mot lot Il b said in year
community shat you have lot yosr
editors work 20 unspprsoiatsd.
Uss his paper. Mako him prosper
ous and yourself rioh in doing Il.
II You have foolish ideas about the
unproduotivsness Of newspaper adver.
tising. throw them OF and try II out.
Ono Try v IL provo Eothing. but the
constant use Of the paper in an intel
igent manner will produce results.
The best friend the business man
IN the world has, next to his wife.
Is the local newspaper. and II he
doesn't get full value for this friend.
ship II IL his fault. not the editors.
Tho editor Of the average so.oalled
country paper has done moro TO up.
build his own town and the retailers
In It than all other inuhsnoes COM
bined. and 1t also follows that ~ an
almost unbroken rule no Il the least
appreciated I'erson in his community.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
VETERANS pIspleAsrp.

Believing that the old soldiers an
entitled 10 moro pension money thar
they arc getting. and that certain
other provisions Of the pension law,
shculd be changed, and the old sol
dieEs Of tho Third Oklahoma oopgres
sional district have adopted resolu
t'ons. and will present . memorial te
the next oongross asking, that no pen.
sion be les than $50 month.
They also ask that tho provision
rssu latins the marriage of old sol
dion sinos June 20 1890. bel changed.
The old soldien claim that II
the sovsrnment would grant pen,
ions according TO the plan suggest.
Cd II would do away with board
Of, msdioelA sxsminers.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
REscUIs taTTlE elRL.

We quote the following from thu
sidnsya(AustlAliaA Morning Herald,
Of 4ate August 81. 1904
"while, tho crowd Of sisht seem VA,
visltas.t ths, ,yAs ships yesterday II;
ternoon,sA littis asirls fsll from the
pontoon Of the Louisiana into
tho water. She was rescued by En-.
sign Byron AcCandleas. "
r TAis, seaident happened while the
Auprlesa Fleet was Waiting at Sid
ney. ~, "A
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

A new stock Of ChAmois. the soft
velyety Kind that feel % Rood on the
face, just In at Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

Secure room now with steam heat
and bath and be comfortably located
for the winter in the Daniels block.
IL
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

Try table board at Tho Lennon,
~ 80 per month. ST
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
MILLlN NERY
OPENING
SATURDAY, ocToBER 3.

On this day We will show some
elaborate conceptions taken direct
from the leading French milliners
for Autumn and Winter dress wear,
dainty models, typical of the Par
isian's love for artistic and exten-
sive color display.
In smart street hats, some beau
tiful creations will be shown in the
a accepted Paris models which will
be comprehensive and unusually
interesting.
American models will also be
shown rehresentiug in many ways
superiority Of ooloring aud design.
The styles will vary from the quite
i, soft toned combinations to the
most extreme which are at once
daring and beau iful. "a
This charming collection will ex-
press the ideas Of the lAtest trent
of fashion for Autumn and Winter
wear. Your inspection 10 invited.
: HADlEY MERC., co. ?
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
gus OrhkurIr.

Eos S~atri{aes6uoe pon y.
Srano < Sons rgree an Wittuoh c.
u. iammt alien ,[ubalt ooandnon
ogrh Gin 1eatr 3srftirt. pas ann an
oem 0iumdni d'en 011erbauie uao
aaoeJen senahbarttn Standardization
Sta2en Guribtt,e. Der 8erlui te
;tlst iir bic 8ylno So. in runser
Samme uR3tfa5r S. 900. Gem e:ne
0etnberuns cen $4,000 ~sslta.iber
f.t5t.
Oit Winnt5a1o Traction &c.
aat eurh jbrtn Rs,tioer ". s. 0adet..
cine 0llse 9eatn biz Saaeyn ms
eoRlln Sisht 81 Noptr sc. pon 1enS
ou Gas tnWirsrst i'm 81 SOS
Sbsoenerias SO ey,anstn .eessn an
1t5ltteR @ourdgtbrg6ts. as San
BELT itt um 0tas-ttte uno Qisieynno
zen Se;yie5S,rait.
MS 6olse ser .l9s5aHoluna
eie Jbm con ". Sc5n 9iQ. Sem
4anossooctor- 81 Scm,ri.. Wis.
81 t5eiI purot. HI I'M Ml,riensr 81
ipital oabisr Der "a 3a5r, aIts See.
3saauss az 2aUssnsaaaHSuns s~.iisr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

egtflias. EIuorterr nut Der Bats bon
e1.35 bic @anone fit fertiae 8eftinsrs.gBare
SaIg. 9rima 30. 1 foIi6 RfuH6 an a.
&c; Guie 5-5Nc; 80. 2, S-3Mc
&pne. = nueeiuofhene. arDhe az 25-26cS
49, eIut. 26-27e; Ieinfe. fsiHs. gu zee.
6IetlH nHb GefIaseI.
gsns. 9alsn. per GukeHo. sI.so-i.7ss
Epr SuuIrreLs. 65-75c; SdtrreIs, arane 50r
ehneins. Observation-Disclosures fe;hI
4e, 5A-5hc: fhpere Dnre, Elkc.
2dmmer. = Gei6ladtet, @1Oe: a6mm,rl
10-11e; Smaileifb. 7-ec. ~
2tbenbes @efiaael. - 6l6ner, 6ennen IslAl
fe 81 9ie; faiUere aIte Sibner, f0c: gprtno4l
lie; gnten, ate, 92c: iunae @Hien, an i9ef
Ilrieps. fetfe nno Cuuec. f2c: bo., roaerI
blnne. 10-f1e; gdnie. f@nere, nit NeSerni
S10.00-12.00; fIeine ansgerubfte. per GusenS
S7.O0-900. ~
ihlpere. 18-17c: GenerGI Run. fair SIS auf
l3--t5e; IONS. 1se: hmm. Toe: Gdnie. ausac9
innie. rein e-ahc: GnfeH, rein ante. lie.
cute fette, f0-10ihe: oinHg. fhlehf aenuhte. 4
SC: Sdbner. Gprinner5. ausaefnnfe. ffc9
Semen 10-10hc: ihleht aepubt Az IL.
SanbeH. aebenee. TnbeH6. eOc-sfO0s
tote. 7s-s5c; iunge Iuuben. feite. $500: mos
aat6sS. : Sa SsDi&t bon 500 gfuaA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

NF03IH10EN- = 7VeF 40 : WoTF lT220E
sE1t 2rma GamsN1mafs 20; eoirfGl ~
C&c
Gc Stiusrreiif Su Grctsnmdrfit IN MI.
81 / Gerfsetn 10S-tOa go. 2 R1rsttrn.
iot-foE. Nc. q SrgiUR. Sol o.. Ixfua 5
t9tffie .2r-InN. 80 I Acalen. e2-s2ic.
besc. (
Tie aeiasn uafass fas rad 5rsisa sfHaisI.
kr &aiip IeEUtgsiai 1stfsr ttcrtflt1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

GBteaso. 8. 5ebr. - TsbL minter.
psiseH 9aientss 4.50-4,90; straiabts. as
40; epriHa 9afents. 5.3O-540: @traiabis,
540-5.05: eaitTs. 3.35la 60: 30. 2 sbrinss
Detben los 1.07; 30, 3 gpring Bei5en.
95-1.e65 20. 2 rOier 93%-9bMc: No2 Ttais
esL5se no 2 selbet, 59i 3oe; 20. 2
pdlet. 504c. 10. 2 iUSBer, 80; 80. 3 iUei.
Ser. 5o%-52e;. 10. 2 @oeeen, soc; Suffer.
esrite -. quite big Mal6eIausIefe, sf-93c;
20. g~toribweitern. 1.2ft: Brima Simofbnfas
men, 40: Webs9orf. 1t.62iEf1.75. G6maI8,
1876; short Rib Sioes. 500 - 6.374; Sbort
clear Sioes 6.25 - $50; @biste1. 1.35;
ct. Gouts, 5. Sebr. Welseu 30. 2 ros
ter loo. go. 2 barter, Sb--1. OF,
Wlate - gio. 2 56h-50ic.
oafer. - 80. 2 ueiber, 51hc.
3dnfds 9ttb. 8. Sebr. Rcilen 30. 2
carrier. $500; 30. 2 roter. 9s-1.00.
9tats. - 80. 2 gemtffhter. b3A-54c.
SaieT. - 30. 2 fDfiher. A4Ae.
" ! n , s, 3. 5ebr. 49, @ef5eu -
20; I lortberH. LOOK; 70. 2 Rortbern. I.04%
LOOK.
9lehI. = Sirft gIears, 4.s0-4.4o; eeeons
GIedrs. 2.5o-S.6D: Sir0 Batents, 5A5-5.60;
Geconb 9ateHfs. 6.3s-5.B0.
. u | u I 3. 3. Tebr. @ti5ru - go. / gor.
tbsrH. 1859; go. 2 sRcrtbern. 1851.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
preisIiite mneeeerbter Gbicrs
FcIle.
@anTtn'S empire 8aetOrU, 373 -
37s cRtpaHsr str, Wailuautse.

8ir sableu bic G~rprsBtOaen duf
ans Senoungen. mir 3ablen geseHsI
lpdrtig ME foIot:
@tunt (Stintfbier) = Minn., Dis.
&c 4or. Soma, go. l, SIPS; no. 2.
$1.00; 30. 8, 75c; SO. 4. SOC.
Minf UiscOnTn, Mi6igun q
Ninn.. extra fein, ountle 5arbs, SO.
1. groBs. $500; 30. I. mittslmGBiA
S4.00; nc. I. feline, $500; go. p
$500; go. 3. $1.O0; go. A. 3Oc.
RaccDDn @aI6bdr)-Dis., MiHH~
Dat. 8ans.. 4eb., Sa., 30. l, srOBss
$500; go. I, mittslmGBig. SIPS; no
l. tleine, zoe; 20. 2. zoe; 9o. 3, 40cs
Go. A. 15c.
gieber Canada, Did. C Ror.
Retern, SO. /. aroBs. $500; go. l.
mittelmdBig, $500; 10. I, fleins, So;
R0. 2, $500; 30. 3. $3.50; eco. A, 81.
musfrats CgROihugratte) - Ohio,
Scn0., Sn.. u. pa, did. 6 Mis-,
@inter. 25c; san, zoe; SIN. 6ag,
2Oc; Sits, sc.
9lad 8ats (S6par8e Rattsn,
Din.er. SOC; 5au. 40c; Sm. San
30c; 9itts. Toe.
Rotbsr 5u6s-Bis., miun., 0at.,
Sa.. e q. 10, 30. /, oroB, $500;
Rp. /, mittelmdBig, $500; go. l.
tsiu$250; 10. 2, $3.50; 30. 8, 75c;
80. f. 25c.
BARBER - 9unsel. $3.50 Bis $50:
Ru ano Braun. $3.50 Biz $1,000.
@oIf - Rort5 Betern. gros unS
9rimu. S1.00 bis $3.50; ROrth
Deiisrn. 9rairie. srtrafsin, 5eue Rars
be. S1.00 Bis $3.50.
0eibe 0ieIsI - 20e Big 5Oc.
grauHe Wieiel - q Bis g.
Silbsr 6a6s - Sc nab 56Sn6eiE
5000 bis $500.
4olosEins - R0rtbbsFsrn, $500
Big $500,
0sustass = qsimq. f5par,, 2Oc
BIG 30t.
Badger (oa4D - Brine. 4Oe Bis
9eaasr eafors-9yod.u p.r gfb.,
500 Biz $1,000.
Gics. Cats (3ibsthtabsn) = grira
29e BIG 35e; minssrptrt5ia 5. biz
25i.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
; bOrtbeIIbafte cHerten

Rem. 5ia bate Gem gatienten Elm
9foitsr aufseIegt, bas cine b0ie Run
Dc Osrurio6te uHo Quugensnt3Inouns
frat elm.
@on Der ct. Rariens9irh aug
Uurpe am WittmOh .. u. Der i'm VI.
ter DON 70 Sabrsn an sinem 6e3Iei=
cen 0eritorbens 5Obn Dreia sur kitten
Rub beitdttet.
SIN Seim i6rer Sodisr. 5rau 81.
0'3oole, lit 6rau &atb. Seymour i'm
litter oon II Sdbren on Qltersihpdhe
eeItorben. Die 8spitorbene fam i'm
Sabre 1866 mad WiSeonIn uuo lebts
ieit ben lssten IA Sabrsn in 0Thtof6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

ReiienDe asentsn.
;. 3. Gsmss. Sobn sal@mann.
g. efoSpanIsn. aosn ssSSsrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09

9e6ra8ta. ~ @iner Qtomains
Oergiftun3 1T FaIt bic 9an3e 60milie
oes gu 9aureI pohnbafttn Sds.
9onitte sum 0pfer gsfansn. Der IA
Sabre alte So6n uno Die 6idhriQe
5ohier THa berei,s ~geitorbeu uro Sic
stern liesen in tritjihem 3uitdnoe
'oarnieoev. @ls 6oIge BON uetVrs
auitrenganl unO Sergen 6esiua in
It ting G6us. 8. Ripp. Mit9Ije0
osr g~r3rosfirma 4srr. 8ipp e So.
Selbitmoro. Das Shul5dus in
6popeyn brannte 0Gn3lid at. oof
seIlnl e. Die Sinner iSmmtlih All
retieu. ~ Broi. Or. Rilea in = mas
IA sea Th bel Ge6anoluuq zines an
Rotbl0uf QeioenCen 9lutoerstftun9
81 uno f0rb az zen 5oIsen.
utGh e. 9si elmer 3~radssu9tat.
linen 3u canton rurosu cine Frau
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
gtant aUtsro,ttn.

4m TOnnerstag Is. 5sbruar
miro in Wifpautee Bic 0tmotrotiihs
Transformation CUR GrirG6lung Don
Delegation Iiir ben osmDtrdttihen Ras
tionalconueni in 0enper a%attfinoeH.
~ Bds Wobnhaus DON 8. 81. 2epis
in ID dOifon, Referent Oss gdntss
rDttgsrihts. brdnnts nit isinem gdns
gen SHbalt total nieosr. Die gsDObs
ner retteteu nihts als pas nadts Qss
ben unb mubten nd BET elmer adIte
BON 8 9rdo inter Ruq in iEreH Qahtz
tleibsrn fGihtsn.
- Sm 9ebduoe osS .QanosmanH" in
@reeH Ban brad Elm 5eAsr aus.
uelhes bic Fdume Der ODD 5saODs~
3erlt0rts uHo in Der 8rudersi oes
.9anbsmann" unb ben O~fficerdumen
Der u. Q. Grpreb So. beirdhtlihen
5hdoen dnri6te.e. ~ SIN Qabsn BON
8eadb &c so. ridtets 5eaer sineR
Shuoen BON ca. $1,000 an.
8sim 9srld6en BON eeFdns
ten 8Gumifdmmen in Der HG5s
BON 0au a puroe Sobn 6arosn
lebensgefdbrlih perlsBt, inosm me1rers
Stdmme auf i'm roQten.
- Die qeidtiinnigteit, @uioIin gum
5euerdnmdhen gu beniiBen. Bat piebsr
einmdl Elm fnrsdlifes llngIiid Derurs
fabi. Mart6a @rOBmunu, 10 SABRE
alt, Disnitbots i'm 6auis Dss 81. s.
pomainoile in 9rano Rapids,
6. ssonnts gu toos, Der 9trst islbif ers
fit BEL isinsn 8ettungsDsriuhsn
BraHCpunben, penen er srlag uHO
aud isine 6rau nutoe idlimm per-
brannt UNI aaes infol5s Der unOors
i6tisteit oes Wdb6sns. 0aiOlin in
ben Gidsn0isn 81 idittsn, um Elm
beferes dsuer gu baben.
~ Jn Weoina brannts Der nit
5disr aefuate erObe 9etreioeipeiher
nun Wdrren RoOt nieber.
Das 5armbaus Don 70. 8. Wiils
ton i'm Z omn W DE I tDuroe
ourh 5suer ssrit6rt.
Babrideinli6 ourh 8rau0Iiifs
tung purosn bic NobnhiE;er Don 8.
Widbam 81 u Quburnu no &.
.. Gpiut gu Gunner siHgsGi6srt.
~ 81 r bineIanoer purDe Der
nabe Gttopa, San, Dobnbaite 4nOr.
Dolan gpiihen 2 2aounsen Baum
itdmmen einestlsmmt uno 3euquetiht.
SIN leIbitm5roerbiher N69i6t
ourh'dnitt fi9 in e, bebopsanD bic
% Sabre alte, %ieItsdHgersm nHShldIs
IOii5tsit lsiosnOs 5rau Salomon Be
tier. Den gals uuO bic abern Der
9nnogsIsnts, man bOfft absr bic 5raa
rstten gu tOnnen.
5n Appleton srihOb ii6 Oer
is Sabre aIts 6arrD DautsrmaRn sus
iGnig bsim Rsinigsn zines R%eooIoers.
Der p Sabre dlte Geo 5eanne1
puroe In ben WdloerH ga Sbdpds
n o 3erqustiht. ais msbrsre 9aums
it0mtne, Die er bsrlaOsn iDoats, aiI
i'm fislen.
Cirrus gfbdms, elm as 8dbre al
ter 6armsr I'M 2opn Ree0stopn
gu 8iroqud ndbm cine gu grObt Dolls
elmer Meoiein Elm ano itarb an ben
5plasn.
Sin 6eusr. bds i'm p~oibgebduO.
81 8albn in dusbrah, rihttte gros
ben Sdaoen in Dem 9dbtn BON NeI.
ion * Son uEo in Ssr 9ODielIcpss
6afle an.
5n 9tnofGd 9ai 6sr Same
lier gdtb. W. Sud Th 5anttrott En-
iIdrt.