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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
MORE WITNESSES
FOR GRAND JURY
Chesapeake and Ohio Rebate
Cases to Be Acted On in Federal
Court To-Day.

In order to expedite the business of
the ,.,e district, and to relieve Judge Wad-
an, Of the heavy work at Norfolk.
Judge Jeter c. Pritchard, United States
circuit Judge for the fourth circuit, has
designated Judge Thomas r. Prunell,
OF Raleigh, n: G, to hold special
beginning on June 9th.
Judge Waddill will open the regular
June term here to-day, when the grand
Jury vii! be sworn and instructed. 1t
is understood that the case of Rev"
IT, T. Harsrave, the unfrockcd clergy
man who is charged with Improperly
using the United States mails, will be
called before Judge Waddill to-day.
but that the rest Of the term here will
be devoted to the consideration of the
railroad rebate cases, If the grand jury
returns true bills.
The following additional witnesses
We're summoned by Marshal Morgan
>. y. Jones. Chesapcakc and Ohio.
II. l.. King, Atlantic Coast Line.
| l.. w. Gentry, Chesapeake and Ohio.
w. r. jarvis, with Warner, Moore Il
| w. J.. Boyd, with w. s. Forbes & Co.
Edward NJ. Thomns, Chesapeake and
Ohio.
.. Il. Enslow, Chcsnpenke ana Ohio.
Henry NJ Hoykin, ScnbOnrd Air Line.
Judge L. L.. Lewis will remain here
land conduct the prosecution Of these
cases for the government, while AS,
sistant Attorney Robt. III. Talley will
have charge of the cases for the gov
eminent before Judge Purnell at the
| special term in Norfolk.
The case of i: P. Burke. who is
charged with taking money from the
mails, will probably go over until the
tnll term The first hearing last win
ter resulted in a mistrial.
The Norfolk grand jury will prob
ably act on the cases of Hanson ana
/ the. two Seberts, who are out on bail
charged with violating the Federal
ISt;ltuteS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
BINFoRD CASE GOES OVER
Friends Of Young Man Hope Matter
NIny l,c cleared I'm,

The case of ]. NJ Binford. charged
with the theft of two typewriters from
the Underwood Typewriting Company,
by which he was formerly employed,
was continued in Police Court yester-
day morning to June 18th, at the re-
quest of both sides. His mother went
on his bond In the sum OF $1,000.
1t was stated that the two mach mes
have been recovered by the firm from
IA typewriter exchange III Northern
city.
MI, Binford has previously borne a
good reputation, and his friends hope
tina 1.-THE case may finally be cleared up
without stigma to his name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
MAKE PRISONERS WORK
Judge Witt Wants Jailbirds Sent to the
Roads Hereafter.

Judge S, B. Witt of the Hastings Court
sent Il letter 10 Police Justice Crutchncld
yesterday requesting him 10 furnish each
week list of the prisoners sent to the City
Jail from the Police Court In order that
they may be put to work the public
roads. II is admitted by court officials that
this move Will have a. deterrent effect on the
old stagers who are accustomed to spend a
portion of each Year at the City Jail.
The ordinance introduced by Councilman
umiauf last night putting jail prisoners ia
work on the cleaning OF Shocltoe Creek will
help some II passed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
PAWNBROKER ARRESTED
pincus Charged in Warrant With Receiving
stolen Goods.

Pncus Charged In Warrant With RecciVlns
Stolen Goods.
NJ. Pincus. a pawnbroker OF No. l24 West
Broad Street. was arrested yesterday by
Detective Sergeant Mcmahon and Policeman
Wiley on the charge of receiving stolen
property from a negro servant who stole
$50 worth Of clothing and jewelry from Mrs.
S. II. Wilkinson, OF North Ninth Street, C
cording to her own confession. she Is a. :
legged to haye sold u hat worth $2o or go
TO Pincus for 81, and this led the detective
to believe that the pawnbroker knew II was
stolen property. He, accordingly swore out
q warrant.
The detective force has experienced con-
siderable difficulty with several pawnnr sc,,
ers in the city in recovering stolen goods:
Fences" are known to exist here. ana
much stolen property finds its way to them;
1t is alleged, in the dead Of night: an!,
afterwards goes out to other cities. Several
arc now under investigation. and It may be
that the efforts of the force In running out
the unreliable places Will be succescful. ~
all events, the department. Is anxious "a
have a general cleaning up. so that mere
after. It Will not be SO badly hampered as
heretofore in recovering property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
OVER MILE A MINUTE
Heavy Ten-NNhccler Draws Train mt
Rate Of los Miles nm Hour.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, June l.-Locomotive
No 16 of the Long. Island Railroad.
drawing the first section of the cannon
ball express from Long Island City
and Brooklyn to the Hamptons, and
consisting Of nine parlor cars. made
the run from Jamaica to Manor. fifty.
the rate Of sixty four miles per hour.
Over one section OF the road nine
miles were made in five minutes, or
at the rate of los miles per hour.
The train ran so smoothly that the
passengers did not realize the time
III was making, with the exception OF
one or two, who held their watches.
The locomotive that made this re-
was one OF number Of big ten
wheelers bought by the company some
time ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
G,rl,s pitlful Story

Myra Halnes, seventeen years OF age, Of
Charles city county, Is at the Spring street
Home where she declares that her untortu-
rate condition was brought about by q
member of her family She claims that she
was brought here by the same man, Who
afterwards left her. She was followed mere
by two unoles, who. after. seeing her. re-
turned TO Charles city, swearing vengeance
on the man Who had Wronged their niece
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
J.URY |N.DICTS
STOCK BROKERS
Of McNaugl1ton Firm
Charged With Stealing Check
from William Gray.
CLOSED OFFICE AND LEFT
Butler Indicted for Murder o
Hairficld-Maxwell's Com
plant Ignored.

Charged with stealing and cashinE a
check for $500, the property of Mr..
William Gray, of No. $40 East Frank
lin Street. George p. a1cNaughton. w.
G. Taylor and o. o. Mitchell. members
of the stock brokerage firm OF Nc
Naughton and Company. were indict-
ed yesterday by the grand jury in
the Hastings Court. Mitchell, a tele-
graph operator, denies that he Is a
member of the firm. his statement be-
ing that he was merely employed at
the ticker and had no interest or con-
nection with any OF the transactions.
The companys office at No. 1901 Il.
Main Street was closed several weeks
ago, when all fixtures were removed.
McNaughton and Taylor leaving tho
city for North Carolina. 1t was said
last night that as a result Of the in
dictments acquisitions would be pro-
cured so that they can be brought
back for trial.
When his employers departed Nit
chell went to work for Boykin and
was not a party to the alleged crimes.
0'e office Shsa m s'9 and 0l Hler
operated the West End Produce Com
Street. They resided at No. o0l3 Ivy
Street.
Indicted on Murder Chnrgc.
The grand jury also found true
bill against Walter c. Butler for the
murder of j. j. fairfield on May
18th, Buffers only defense being that
fairfield had been too attentive to
Mrs. Butler. From statements Butler
made at the time OF his arrest. 1t is
understood that he will plead the "un-
written law.
Thomas Maxwell appeared before the
grand jury with complaint, but
Foreman Taylor reported to the court
that he presented no evidence to war.
rant action by that body.
Many Offenders.
True bills We're returned as follows:
James Barker. cocaine selling; Wal
ter c. Butler, for murder of John j.
Fairfield. James A. Council and Per-
ICY Lee. housebreaking; Joseph Fisher
housebreaking; Edward NJ Jolliffe
alias Edward Sheer. forgery; John
Lewis, housebreaking; John Lewis
Robert Coleman and Joe Collier. house
breaking; Thomas Mosby, carbreakihg
George 2. McNaughton. w. c. Taylor
and o. O. Mitchell, embezzlement. Ida
Owens, alias Mary Byrd. grand larceny
Edward Smith, malicious wounding
Susan Smith. burglary; Annie Taylor
malicious wounding: Martha Ann Tay-
Tor. cocaine selling: Daniel Timber
lake, cocaine selling; Joseph Washing.
ton, malicious wounding. Matilda Wood
son, malicious wounding-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Raid Gambling House.

Charles lforn, a German. was arrested
las, night by Sergeant Amos and Policeman
TAFT on the charge OF running unlawful
gaming house nj No, 1877 East Main Street,
when the place WAS raided All The para
phernalia which WAS little. was taken by
the Officers and VIII he used as evidence
in court this morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Mr.. WOOD CHAIRMAN
Prominent Seed Merchant Heads Committee
to Receive Farmers

TrOmlnent SccU MCrChnnt fIenHS COMmltteC
to Receive Farmers.
Mr.. Henry w. Wood was yesterday after
noon made chairman of the committee to
receive the convention of farmers which Will
meet here August 3. 4, and 8. Mr.. Wood
is prominent seed merchant, ana is the
head OF the firm of I. W. Wood s Sons
The assignment was made by the conven-
ton committee Of the Chamber OF Com
merce and Mr.. Wood at once began a
movement to show the visiting farmers a
good time.
The committee instructed General Man
ager w. r. Dabney and Mr. r.. Lee Peters
to so New York to-day to endeavor to get
the national piano manufacturers to hoid
their next convention here. Mr.. Dabney
Will later go to Louisville to meet the In
ternational Sunday-School Convention ana
invite that body to meet in Richmond next
ccme manager Of the chamber he has dis
played much activity iii soliciting conven-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Hin Not Remnin on Hnurd

b Friends OF President John IL. b'rischkorn,
LOT the Board or Fire Commissioners. called
on him Yesterday and presented petition,
siShed by all but three members auf the city
ire department urging him 10 stay on the
said he had Determined 10 get out at the
end oil hls ts!ln. and would not reconsider.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Horse SHOW hx Colored pe.o,plc,

The colorcd people here are making
elaborate preparations for their first
annual Horse Show, which will open
on Monday evening next at Magnolia
Park. 1t is the first event of it's kind
ever undertaken in Richmond by the
negroes though its success seems as
we'll rolled, and all of tile boxes ana
fixtures will be in place by Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Annoyed Women.

a. NJ, Wells, white. was fined $40
and placed under 500 surety for SIX
months N Police Court yesterday
morning on the complaint of two Idle
wood SPECIAL officers that he had been
annoying, women in the resort Evil.
dehce Of indecent behavior on his part
was brought out, and he was fined
despite the protests of his friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Commencement Next Week,

Due 10 an oversight. y was announced, !, ~ !.
the commencement, exercises at Richmond
College would begin IN the college chape!
that night With the baccalaureate sermon : y
AS has been previously published IN IS
paper the exercises VIII begin at that hooF
or next Sunday. -. ..- ~ .LNs-. 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Heavy Work. for Poltiaux

III addition to his work of looking
latter tile welfare OF drunkartls, Pro-
hation Officer PoitlauS was yesterday
placed Ain charge of six youths charged
svariously with being warrants and sua-
.picious characters. Three are white;
tho others colored, Ills work is In
cronsing daily, and heSs having time
4 of trial and tribulation, He was ap-
pointed only as probation officer for
habitual drnnkards, but his duties now
cover a far wider field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
WANT MORE LIGHT
Committee Recommends 10s Additional Arc
Lamps in New District.

~o Lamps in New District.8
one hundred and three new are lights IN
tho>nnnexed territory were recommended by
W. smhcommittee to the full Committee on
Light LIE last night 1t was brought TO the
attention OF tho committee that the present
lighting contract With the PassenseI an. !.
espres July 1st the city having an option
OF extending 1t for one year.
a special meeting OF the COMMITTEES Zee !. y y
whether it Will be better to negotiate for
q complete new lighting contract, or merely,
.tc accept the offer OF the PASSENGER ana
Power Company for the additional service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
DR.. Levy to Delivcr Address.

chief Health Officer e. G. Levy of this
city mas been invited to address the Inter-
anaiional Association OF Health and Hygiene
Ioannrtment Chiefs at Winnepeg next month,
IA. was asked to select his own subject. and
he will probably speak on the value OF
publicity to the successful operation OF
nnhlc health department., ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Und Strenuous Eight.

4 George Palmer and Charles Gibbons, both
colored. were arrested last night on cross
warrants, each charging the other with as
sault There was no doubt OF there having
heen a light, for the two heads We're swollen
to an unnatural and hideous fize, and each
was clother In plentiful banNaginS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
To ,rnke suron,er Course

q Professor G. w. MITCHELL of the Uni
yersity of North Carolina, leaves to-
day to take the summer course in en-
cheering. al the University OF Miohi-
ran, professor Mitchell has been visit
ing MIR. IL. Clay Hutcuens, Instructor
in manual training, city public schools,
FOR several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
FolloMs Ills Prccedcnt

Charles Hutzler, formerly a saloon
Court yesterday morning of the charge
ofbeing disorderly in5the street. when
the evidence showed that he struck
only after the other man had passed
ed unfaillngly by Justice Crutchfleld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Nay Have neen stolen Here.

Tho dcteative department yesterday even
Ing reoeiyed a telegram from Constable
Ambrose Berkebile. OF Johnstown, Pa, ask
ing whether stolen horse and wagon were
missing from this city, The detectives
know of no such mlasing properly, but are
!2ady to receive complaints.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Furniture stores Take Holiday.

UTTIVOrV| StUrcHI ININC fIOIIUUy.. Il0-.7a
The following furniture stores will
be closed tomorrow In honor of the
Davis centennial exercises: Ryan.
Smith & Cos Charles G. Jurgens's Son,
Hopkins Furniture Co.. Petit & Co.,
Rothert & Co., Sydnor & Hundley,
Jones Bros. g.. CO.. Pitts furniture Co,
MoGowan & Pearsall. r. Fl. Bailey, NJ.
Rosenbloom & CO., w. Il, Roane. Home
furniture Co., Sutherland & Cherry,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Mr.. Moore Holding On.

Mr.. Il. G.. Moore. who was dangerously
shot by his son Friday night at their home
near Lakeside. was said last night at the
Memorial Hospital to be holding his own,
There Is still a chance for HIS recovery
Enough the wound is a difficult one to treat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Dr. punkel Goes Abroad.

DIR. Otto Dunkel sailed from Mon
laseal. Canada, on Saturday for London,
| lie will alao visit Germans and France
before returning 10 Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02

Mr., and Mrs. j, NJ. Qusenberry OF No,
4 900 East Clay Street, will leave the city
to-day for a protracted visit to Gasollne,
Spotsylyania and Louisa countles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
smull Dnmnge From, Fire.

by the explosion OF ". lamp N small fire
was created in u colored tenement mouse
near the corner of Seventeenth and ,, Giay
Streets last night. The DAMAGE MAS sHsH.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
Fireman Resigns.

j. w Fletcher, a member of Engine GO m
Doa!ly OK Fire commissioners last n'IAss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02
NIntor BrnxtOn In Hosnitnl.
nn. ON ~ Ynnntion,...

Major A. NJ. Braxton is quite sick at
tho Memorial Hospital, Where he was
operated on Saturday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-02

J. II. Jones. Chesapeake and Ohio.
II. l.. King, Atlantic Coast Line.
l.. w. Gentry, Chesapeake and Ohio
w. T.. jarvis, with Warner, Moore &
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

Sn ben brsiteIten 9oltstreifen Deutfhs
lambs foa Der bunoertite @eburtstds
0es nod i'm beitsn 4nosntsn Tis6srosn
4lbun StoI3 - sr fdut auf ben 8. Beb.
oieIes Sabrts II in elmer Der geoeus
tung hieIss dasgs5eidnetsn Mdnnes
eniiprensnoen Beife eefeisrt psroen.
4uh mir tatboIil9eR 0euti9en bier
in Nmeriea fouten isinsr niat Derseis
fen. oenn aud mir limb Sbeilasbmer
ieiner eeiitigen Wobltbdten %1eporoen.
TT Set mebr 1ls bunoert Ja6ren 1T
in ean3 Deutfhlanh Reiner ouFgstrez
ten. Der aIs gcltsfb ciftReusr iber
Qlban St0l5 ~binausraete. Ssins
Shriften fanosH BEL tbrem trifen ST.
fhsinsn ni6t S5rssglsi6sn unb purs
ben nit ~beiipieloisr 8esierbe niht nur
in Deuti6lano ionoeru aud in DETER
reid unS Der Shpsi3 geIeien. ganse
ShiffsIaounesn fsiner @erte tamsn
mad Mmeriea, no Mlbdn Stol3 untsr
BEN 9eutifen sbenIo 6etdnnt un0 pos
puldr lit ME oriben. sc erf6eint
barum dls fsIb ftosrfGnbIi6, oaB isins
8atertabt giibl i6m gu Ieinem bum
o~ertidtrigsn geburtsias cine pfrbige
9eoenffeier p~eranfaltet unb btes UNI
10 msbr, dIg aud otr 8oIisDsrein. um
bas QnbeHtsn beg groben Mdnnes gu
sbrsn urto aud bic iingeren @eneros
tionen auF feline Shriftsn dufmsrtiam
gu MAIDEN, Qlban siols 5~ubildumgs
feisru in alien gr6beren Gtdotsn
DeutitIanb's anssregt BIZ. @orbes
rsitunssn 8u bsrartigtn 5siern fub Be-
reits In 9HbL iOpis in 8reibure I.
9r. I'm 8dnge. Gs TT niufhensz
psrt6, bag bic g%sseiisrung fir ben
groBen 5ootsu aud bisrsulonbs I'm Ff
greift.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

miro Hderlih Don oisIsr ldRissn Ma5z
nung perihont blsibsR. SSH oieier 6ins
not peroen bic &atbpliten Febr Re
indmt BON ben grotefaHten uno Suz
ben, bic fir tire 8eIigiOn iebI frsises
big iino. @ds oieis fir bic @erbreis
tHns ihrsr &elisirn fir OpFer brinesn,
1T itdunensnerih. Sober ibrer @ldubis
gen nil auf feline @eiie Elm @ppiisI
iein, pdbrsnb bic 3at6oliten tbre
6ano in Den Shoos legen uno bic 4nz
gelegeHbeiten Der &irhe adn3liG ben
PrieItern iberlaNen. 0reiBig ooer
pier5ig Dollars iSbrlih an air6en=
lteuern 3u be3abIen, srlheint ais cine
unertrdgli6e Cat, dber in Birtlihtsit
NJ e BLOB 3ehn @ents tGglth.
&0nnte man iih t6glih niht tinsn
46bruh tbun. etpds penigsr
rdu6sn t~rinten, ni9t 70 oft ipielsR
ooer Die Sbea.sr beIu6en uno 70 peis
ter, um NIT Dem grIparten bic bstreis
rnoe airdenteusr su be3cblea2 Gang
aeDiB, menn mr. Der cute 0ine od lit.
3r6gt BIER Die llnpihenbsit cher Die
@Laubensormut9 ooer bic Character
lof9seit Bic @Aulo an Der 3iidItGnoiss
teit2 @noere Shuloen min man oes
pihenhaFt beSdblsn. absr an ben Rirs
6eHiduloen i9lei6W giete ih oorbei,
dl.-o lie i'm @emiFsn niht Derpflihz
tete'. Die air6ensSbulben ino bic
sBsen, bic tie be3dhlsn molten, uno oa
ieoer 8eihGftsnann tets einiee SduIs
ben gu be3a6len hat, tommeu bic airs
deni9uleen nismdIs an bic Rei6e.
@iels peroen oieis 9ertsbrtbeit crit
beim Seri9te Sottss gspdhr perben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
6eaen Sen t-lfeNernismns.

a5bs Ching gburh", Elm Craar Der
gpicopcliseis in 4meriod. BAT BEN 81.
Batter pessn ieiHsr gn3Dtlitd aber BEN
Wloesrnismus 10dli6F RIo5t Il. idat,
naB Der Uloosrnismus in kShHer De-
lsR3 in Den r5fieRtilden" Stulen Siss
lss 2anoes s.Is5rt rtros. 8cs seias
ten, ME eds gen. glatt fhrsibt. 6suts
LID os prOttfaniiiGsn 9eihli6sn. bic
F5reH srieH untsrri6t in Sen 5ffeni-
linen S6uIeH ssncHsH SGitsn une nur
Ho9t Oerf9pommtnt Qnii6tsn fbsr
oas e5riitent5um bsf6Bsn.
Dem gGR5sH grotrsis osben. ME
aus Rom esmsIost piro, Musbridt her
4rsus an ben o.. 6tu6I uuS Der In
isrperfuHa uHtsr bic geitimmunosn
ser sEsotsita abr ben Wobernismus
lsIisns Der Bif65fe BEN @apH, a..
DsHsn aus 9sutIHlone. Sranfr,sh
SpoHisE, ben Der. Escot.n geroso
aHo 5rnBs Sat F6 nun auh ~,
aorsHe oss Sslslf8fn gsiscopat,s en-,
ssiHIcHsa. 9sfs n aiat nur ppn
zen STi69su srt9sG6ues. ions,rr
SUD ooR alien qraftfsgsn bsr D6ife.
aFsi: HID z3ssIosk II ha osriHkA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

l6ams 9erammtEuqu erbe.
Der GrtsdusihuB mar oamit einoer=
itauoen un0 isin 8oriBmaer, 2aRoes-
rat9 Aoams, fIsie oer 3ufimmuug
htn3u, IS lei Elm iibsraus beoauerliher
3ufduo. saB bic &atbolilen Deuti6s
lambs nihi. pie bea6iihtist qspsiea
lei, in groBtn 9ilger3aasn nan Rom
5ieben t0nnien; IS fei beodusrlih, ban
bic 8srbdltnihe in aom Iih 10 aeItaltei
bdtten. oaB Die 8atbolitea bort nint
ms5r offentlih autis5eR t6nnteu uno
odB Is ben beutfben tat6oliIhen @eilta
lIasn bort niht moglih iei, in idudrs
sem Rod 81 erfdeinen. Weun osshal6
groBe Bilgsr3iise u~nieybleiben miibien,
Odnn miiron hafdr Die Ratholiien
9eutf6IauO's III Daheloprf 0ds 4cpFs
lubildum in gang btioRosrs iG6ner
WeIis feiern. 9as Gentraleomite fir
be 8atbolIieHtage piro eur6 cine Be-
Ionbere @borbnung Dem 9upIte bic
Sliidpdnfhe Der oeuti6en aatboliten
ausIpre6eu laiIsn. Srob oieIer Be
fhllhe iheint dber ber 9tan, BEN g0lu
aus cine BilserFabrt nad 3o,a an GER
anraIten. nidl san3 o~uFasae6en su
Ietn, oenn Der .Girnl. 4nssiger fir Bic
@r5bio3eIe @0ln" per0Itntli6te Elm
Shreiben bss GarhinOls wilder, mo-
ndh oOrausFhtIi6 I'm 6erbf BON
golu aus cine 8igsrfdbri mad Rom
untsrnommen iperbe, I'm o%enienigen,
bic D05u imfdnos ieieu, @eIeoen6eit al
geben. psrf5nIih ibre 9liidpiinIhe
Dem Batter Der gbrifeubeit oorsu6rin=
gen. @leih3eitig niro aber Der ,G1In.
8olts5tg." aus 9om gemelOet: ,0ie
aus Der unmitssIbaren umeebunq bss
Popitss Dsrlautet, eutlr at es iibers
baupt ben UinT9n beg sapies mebr
ipeHn ibm, Iolangc in BEN traurigen
@erbdltniHeH StalieR's tein llms
f6pung eintritt. ftatt ar1Bsrer Qilgers
mdHeG Aborbnuneen BON Gleritern
uHc 9disn aus alien @ollsclaFen bic
@lddpiinfde ibrer gatiousn bdrbrins
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Dee 1lT0Nermisunms im 1Imes

Der ttSSermismms in 1Irnes
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pride oes 9apTtes qesen BEN Wp0ers
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dnsebraht FRb. ME in Guropa.
Or. 6euIsr peiB mebl - 5easrft be-
81 eds st. Soisfsz9 latt" - mas CT
iast uno er III niht Der Mau. Der ods
SeHldtIoHele gerne bai. @enn er uns
dHst5t, odB Der eroBe Ssbler amsriz
eaHtiAa 8atboliten, insbefouoere Der
anseren, sauptiihIi4 BARN beIiebt,
oa6 he cine aasu sroBe Qeieuna su sis
mem NIT mdnssI5af.er 3sliginHgtsunts
NIB 0erbHRosnsn 9iberalismus babsn,
10 toHHen mir setrOit aHnehmen, 0aB
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osrnismas odHelbe, mas man oft reis
men Naturdlismus nennt. gs 1T nun
aber 81 gut bsfonHt, baB pisIs 4msris
Gamer nem Qaturalismus h~uloisen.
DID, ME tdmsu lie eoSn2 Die Sperus
latipHsn Der Moosrnifsn baben fir ben
Observation-Disclosures in 4meritd
penis SntersFe. gr befaBi ih niht
senug nit 9biloiop6is ooer Sheolosie,
um 3u osrfs6en, mas Der Moosrniss
mus anItrsbt. Aber es 1T @sfabr
far IGN. con ben 0eaen fortseriNen gu
lueroen. neil sr ip qlsitailtis 1T gessn
~reIigi0ie 9inge. Nlit anoeren Worten:
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bringt ben @msrioaner asnaa auf benz
ieI6en plab auf BEN Der Nlooesnis=
mus Durh feline ionosrbare 96ilofos
pbis binfDnmt. @s maq meniq Sc
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oteism 2aHOe Defenders popular piro
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ieit g~eseniiber Der @sli9ion i'm gltihea
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