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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06
RUSSELL WOODARD.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
y CHAS.w RYSSER.

sought opportunities to follow Douglas
as closely as he could At Havana Doug
las and Lincoln spoke the same day
in 1858. This was not one of the Joint
debates, but Lincoln in the afternoon an
swered what Douglas had said in the
forenoon. Lyman Lacey, Sr., describes
the two meetings Lincoln avoided be-
ing present at the meetings of Douglas.
He arrived in Havana just before his
afternoon appointment, but there were
friends who outlined to him the speech
of Douglas in the forenoon.
Douglas" said Mr.. Lacey, tried to
kill Lincoln with faint praise. Referring
to his opponent at the morning meeting,
Douglas said: Mr.. Lincoln is very nice
man, very sociable and entertaining. He
makes a very pleasant companion. I
used to know him when he lived at Old
Salem in Menard county, when he kept
store and sold whisky to his customers
Douglas never referred to Lincoln as
great lawyer or as man of ability. At
the afternoon meeting Lincoln spoke OF
Mr.. Douglas personally and said he had
been informed of the tribute of praise
Mr.. Douglas had bestowed upon him
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06
HE DREW THE BLADE
SLOWLY FROM THE
.cSCHBBfRD.

that he might send to the other generals The
battle of Psburg Landing, Shiloh had been fought
and almost lost Three months before the country
had dubbed the victor of Fort Donelson Unconditional
Surrender" Grant and had made hero of him. Now,
with the disputed responsibility for the Pttsburg Land
ing surprise there mighty clamor the part
of certain newspapers and politicians that Grant be
superseded Representative freely
president He told him what he had known of Grant
before the and mentioned the fear entertained by
that Grant drank too much be nrusted
with high Mr.. Blow was smooth spoken
man. with sharp black quick to appreciate humor.
He had been very successful business for years
before he became interested in politics. He rather
below the average height President Lincoln listened
thoughtully until Mr.. Blow had expressed himself
then asked with apparent seriousness what of
whisky Grant drank Explaining why he sought the
formation, he used the language sending some
the other generals, which has become historic
Some men 'who knew Lincoln" do not believe the po
ltical history which has been written credits him with
his full part in the genesis of the Republican party
remember where Lincoln stood toward the last Wing
conventions. They recall the movement make him
vicepresident the ticket with Fremont 1885,
fortunately was abandoned on grounds of expedency
And they mention political acts Lincoln
events. John R. Talluas knew Lincoln from
1888, when he was surveyor. He prominent
politics of the day He heard Lincoln speak in the Har
rison convention Illinois and in support of the
nomination of Clay before the Wing conve, ton of ILL
nois in 1884, and on other occasions before the Repub
party organized Mr. Spears has this recollection of
the beginning of the Republican movement:
Lincoln called meeting of a few friends at a coun-
try store where Taula is. had been a surveyor
when the county (now Menard) was part of Sanga-
He knew almost everybody. There were 40 or so
in the gathering at the store. Mr. Lincoln talk
reviewing political conditions offering suggestions
to the future He called for paper
what position he thought should be taken upon the
tons of the day, especially slavery There was no
paper to be had Lincoln drew newspaper from his
pocket lay down on the cellar door and wrote the
margin the essence of the principles which
Republican party. This believe the first meeting
of tie kind in the United States. year or more
before the convention at Bloomington where Repub-
lican party Of Illinois started where Lincoln
made one OF the best speeches of his life
lost"
Mr. Spears Goes not recall the time
ing at which Lincoln wrote the margin newspaper
the first Republican platform. He meet
ing called by Lincoln years more before the
national convention which nominated Fremont in 1885,
He knows that this enunciaon Republican principles
before the Bloomington convention.
Martin L. Bundy wrote Newcastle Ind to the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06

few had conversation with Ray WaGkIRs Oh
Menard county knew Lincoln in those days and was
the speeches nave reerred TO- ne Gu ~ an
| have stated"
Lincolns speeches have suffered in the reporting As
they have collected from various they SHOW
marked differences. The speeches which Mr. Lincoln
wrote in advance not many. The speeches which
were taken competent stenographer like those
in the joint debates are OF course authentic
many short speeches were written out from memory
notes. varying versions OF them ap
pear histories and collections One OF the
most notable mpromptu short addresses was
that which farewell at Springfield when he
started Washington. There several versions OF
speech j. H. Cheney of Bloomington was one OF the
crowd than 150" he who went to the
Great Western depot heard the farewell address
"This speech" Cheney thinks has seldom If ever been
correctly quoted in the histories OF Lincoln Ncoay and
Hay you would look to for correct YER
sion fail to give it was spoken
Mr. Cheney took the copy, which is here reproduced
from the Chicago Tribune the morning after Lncolns
departure thinks who will take the trouble to
compare the version in the later histories Will
agree with him that it is the better speech.
"My FRIENDSHIP not in my situation appre-
ciate my feelings sadness at this parting. To this
place and kindness of this people everything
Here quarter of century and have passed
from young to an old man. Here my children were
born and one lies buried.
"I now leave not knowing when whether ever may
return, with task before greater than that which
rested the shoulders of Washington
Without the of that Divine Being who aided
him. controls mine and all destinies,
coed. With that assistance I cannot fail
Trusting in him who with and remain with
you and everywhere for good let confidently hope
that all will be we'll
ITO his commencing you, hope in your prayers
you will commend bid friends and neighbors
an affectionate farewell"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06

coin said: HE
wished he knew
what brand of
whisky Ora n t
drank in order
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06

Mr.. Douglas he said, has seen fit to
give me praise in his speech, for which
I am thankful. l am like the Hoosfer
with the gingerbread, who said he liked
it better than any other man did, but got
less of it. AS to what Mr.. Douglas said
about his acquaintance with me in Old
Salem, that I kept store, attended bar
and sold whisky. all have to say is that
while l practiced at the bar on the In
side, Judge Douglas practiced on the
outside of the bar This created great
applause from Mr.. Lincoln's audience.
have always remembered this debate A
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-02-06

the river to .... ....
fight on Missouri soil with
"broadswords," the regula-
ton cavalry sabres of the
United States army. Those
were the years of "dra-
goons" in this country.
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60 Inntst Sas StidlluOrt Ses Gene.
ralpOitmsiiters SitdeOd aussIidtS
Sss Delights.
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Die @ntiOnnIbsamten Oss SuGlcnerG.
berDerbnnSrs mnden Sem 9Sittsbmr.
ger 9iipnt Elm idlusIes GnOr.
gsr5unOsIn init grnbenbeFerra.
@cperiu. WsaIi., /. Sent.

Ser @cneralpoltlueilter Sithcod
bate nit oem 9srdlioenten Gait cine
ldngere llEterre0uns be5iigIih iein1s
Elanes, oieglusgaben ieineS Geparte.
ments 81 Derringern. gr tHeilte Dem
\ @rlii0enten nit. 0oB lcut oen neile.
iten Sd)deungen Der @oitOienit ein
0efi5it pOn mebr ais $200O0.0OO
fiir 0as am leBten 30. S,uni enOenOe
Sisfali0br mlilueilen mirO. @s lit
Dies Sus gr0bte Defi5it. OaS ooa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ie iu Derseid)-
nen Gatte, uno @err Sithcod tbeilte
0em @rdii6enten nit, oaB es iein
Streben lei, iiir ieoes SSabr, Ous er
mi ieinem eegemUdrtisen @oiten lei,
Elm fleineres 9eFi5it oui5upeiien.
Ger llnteriduB fir 0as SSabr 1908
betrug $16.000.000. Die beoeutenOc
3unabme Oes Geii5its oaS Syo6r ga.
rauf fiibrt Serr Sitdcod ai'f Oie
IusoebHiing oes @oltOieitite ser
@eiAdfssilaubeit nabreu0 Oes erIten
SbeIls oeS 0lsfallabres mo duf Die
foitipieligen uno idperidligeil gle.
tboOen I'M 9oitoienit suriif.
lin ieinen 8ned 5u erreihen, miro
MN Der @enerapoitneiiter Oie ge.
ihdftsmetbooen ieines 9partements
griiuOlih priiien IaIien imO, no es
nu9ebt. geuerilngcn idaiicu. oie sic
@ereinfndimg 0eS @oitOicnItes an.
ltreben. Ger 9lnfana 1T nit Dem
gipihreibegpeig eenioht poroen, ser
ON groBes 9efBit aufipeiit. Sobalo
fieie 9lrbeit, NIT Ser 40 5adperItan.
cige betrout iinO, beenoigt lit. miro
oas @elOanpeijumgs mgsoepartement I'M.
terind)t. Oo aud oieies nit Gerluit
arbeitet. ip1bren0 es noh Serrn
Sithcods 9lniidlt einen 8eDinn ab.
merfen ooer DenigIteus obus @erInit
urbeiten ioIte. 9ludl 0as 9on0brief.
trdgeripitem ioIl uHter oie 9upe &c.
noumen trer0en. oa nab 9Iniiht oeS
Observation-Disclosures es in pieleu Sal.
sn Il. @egen6en eingefiibrt mnroe
10 es fbatiddIidl nid)t ansebradt
mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
qeidlrnfnnhr.
gIttsbura. @ans., 9f. qun

Eittsburg, Sans, 81. gus.
Sn bobeln llnfraut tuuroe nahe
bier oie beruelte 9eife Der Sran
golpar0 2ufes, Der Satin zines An.
geiteaten Der Sua 9ading @onipnnp
oabier, gefunoeH. Der 5haoel mar
3ertriiinnert uiio na9ebei Tag Elm
eiierner 9oIen. an Dem 9lut uno
9nare fIebten.
2ihes erfldrt, OaB er icine Satin
ieit lesten Samltag nid]t nebr lab,
an melhem Enge iie iih santten,
noraui ihn oie sSrau nit Der @ener.
fung OerIieB, tie fDer6e su ibrem in
SSoplin. no. Dobnbnften Batter ae.
BEN. Ties, bebauptet Slrfes, lei 0as
Iebte g9ort sapeien, 6ns er nit iei.
ner 6rou, nit Der er 5ebn Sabre Der.
beirathet mar. eeiprohen babe.
Ct Charles, g2o.. 81. glug.
9ln Sd1oen un6 sSiiBen mittelit
3raAt gebnt0eH, Dur0e 0le 9eihe oes
5hladters Syo6n g2c]iealD in elmer
giittc tn eiHen all Ser .5ta0tarenae
aeIsqenen Sfladjtbauie aeflinoen.
Gopf uuo8eiidlt 1uaren theiltpeiie BON
ed]s 3oa @aIIer be0edr. Wabr.
'heinl;h lit McJfeal1 ermor0et nor.
zen. Spuren duBerer gerleenngen
mics Ser st6rper nidlt duf. Der g1ann
muroe um s llbr Morgens sum les.
ten QnL IebesS aeiehen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Die sdnuciscr Singer.
NollieOIllC, Wn.. so. 9Iil

~~+fA~Nt@tef 'fIF W. Nt~tN
Chicago murOe aIs 0ie StaOt ae.
mdblt, in 0eren Maueru Oas nddlite
Sangerieit oes SdpDi5er 9lmerifani.
idlen 3entrnlSdngerbunocs itattfin.
0en miro; nuh errangen Gbicasoer
Sereiue bel OGn bier itattgeiun0eneu
Sdnaeriglte oiejes &erban0cs Sic
beToen erItcn Rreiie, ser @riitli 0fan.
nerhor ocu eriten. unO Der Sdaoci3er
Ghib Sdn1crbuuo oen 5iueiten. ct.
Souis, Oos iih ebriliouS, nm Bic
@blc, Die nGd1te S6naericitItaot 5u
lein. beluorben bottc, butte Oen Croft
OoB icin &erein 0en Oritteu grcis CT.
biclt.
Gs tpiiroe beIbloiicn, oas Singer.
felt, 0nitatt lpie bisber aae 0rei Sabre
bon ieet an ane 5iuei Sabre ob5it
balten.
Gus GreianiB oes Saaes mar Sic
bon Sen briudpnogn un0 bieligen
gereinen o6aebaltene @ara0e.
Die 9aruOe mar In Srei 8ioiiiouen
eingetbeilt. Mn Der Spite ritten AT
Eferot Oie 8aruoed)cis. Damn f0Igte
ser erite Sdalnuagcn .Selbetia".
Sieraui in 0utid)en 0el Sdnpei3wi.
idr @ciorote. Der SdapeBrr Goniul
in Cincinnati WaDor CSrin1tcao mo
oie Observation-Disclosures. Soonnn
moridjirte Oas erite Wilntfcorps ant
mad mcld)er oie idaoei5eriiden Bun.
Oesuereine BON Toleoo. G5icago
(yDef. Samiltou, Canton (5uei),
Gleoeiano. Columbus, Naiance. Gin.
cinnnti. Detroit un0 ct 2ouiS nit
Dem Sanitdisrafb BEN 4bidIuB Scr
eriten 3ipiiion bil0en.
Die 5tpeite Gioiiion prdfentlrte an
gnfarg Sen reid geidpniidteu @aarn
Columbia. Gieiem folaten: Cine
W}uiif.aapcae, g6reuOnmen. 9reis.
ridtfer uno Orei g8agen NIT Orn Ga.
men Der @cmiidlten Gb0re BON GIeoe.
lamb. Goliuubug un0 Canton.
eSo0lflal erlWtetl Ole Ofliie GlOtllon
NIT 0em Sd)nnmngen nt8ernania",
aapelle, 8ciltider SolOarcngerein,
idmlutlid)e oeittidlen @ereine non
9ouisoille, SfiUei3er Gtsibenqeiea.
idait, ebrernitglieoer oes @ciana.
nercins Goucoroia, @eianaoerein
Gohcoroia, SocidIer Wldnnerdor,
SdneiOers 9npeae, SeTbetia 0erein.
WaitalieOer Oes @daugDereins gllpen.
rosIi 5u Sub uito 5I 8ferO, ioiDeit
oieielben nidt idon on0euDeitig in
Der 8ara0e bertbeilt ipareE, un0 eine
qlbtbeiluug 9eritterr, neldJe ocugl6.
idjlnb biloetcn.
Ger 3uq bapegte fidl nod 0en
9bonir Sin, 100 ole gsreisDert6ei.
lima beaann es geInnaten ada 2or.
beer. uno fcben Gidenfr1lBe sur
9ertbeiIAng Ger 5eitprdii0ent syobn
.. sy1qer belt oie 5citreoe.
Gpater inHo eiu 8oIfsfeit itait,
oas Bis gum ipdten 2Lbero ooaerte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
semprren3rtimltate.
Maih1iIIe. 4gnn.. 31 9Inc

Geit SDsi @oden 9at Sic Roli3ci
bier nit Der ngerudioicn 9rnnlen.
beit" al fanlpfeH. 5e0eH Eo9 per.
0en getrurfpre nnb Sen Boli5ei.
itationen ge6roht, bic cinen Stoif
qetrunfen b0ben. 6siien 3ernd) iih
I'm At6em nitt 5enerfliA maht.
Weun oie 2eiite geiragt peroen. ipas
iie ggtrunfen BADEN, 10 ant,Uorten lie
itets ..geaetie~. sgeeretic" nir0
aber nitt ols Elm beramtlen0e5 &c.
trdi1f ongeiehen. sSn ben 1aifen
6er .gerud3ios geirnnlener@ mirS
1eJ0bnlib feine 6loibs eefunOen.
I'm oorisen 9oge paren Al getrun.
tsns einsebro&t iporoell.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05

enftIdIffer bernnaladt.
DEACON, @a.. 1. Septrnber.

4o1cor, 1s1., l. september.
81. G6urdGa pon garion Gitp,
9lit,, itiH5te 80 SUP pon ieinem
9uIt3aIlon berab in Oie 1iefe, in0em
Ieine llirfe Saf0 olird oas por5eitige
eosgeben eines grobn 4auonenlhlo.
ges ibrel Salt berlor. gIlBer ieiiler
surt1 Die @rpIoiion serilelldten Sans
bat er ipeifer feirNg Sdlaoen genoni.
men. Gieie miro inn abgeiontnlen
ipdr0er. Gbairdyia bate IN einen bis
liaen 8ergniigilngslofal ie0m glbeao
H5it ieinem Siitbaaon @oriteaungen
gagebea, ipoSel w sS9eruerf a6.
baonlte. slIleS n51r aif leetm AbenS
uPogranrHgensB berIaufeil, als ser
uoBeitig erplooirte,
nsiA man Ghurdna. Der einet Sdrei
ftlsitieB. binobiaIIen ia9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Gine ggsnSnna.
93ittsbltru. Q}a., 1. Gebt.

9Sittsburg, "a, 1. Sept..
Ilit Ger @rfldrlrng, 0ab Der Gi.
itriftsprGiiOent fyeebon ron Ser 3ob-
lengr1bergauerfidoft iib Der Wtei'
nlug ser fsiten Sohoeritdnoigen
ser @Selt ESiislirh Ser geniisltns bon
@rploitpitofien fir ON aoblenabbnI
ipiOeriett luO iih gcscn cine ebrlidc
uno oifene l1nterflldJapg 0ieier Sin.
geIegenbeit itrdltbt. bot or gtatio.
naIprdIi0ert Scr @eDerfifJait, SeiDi5,
Die Qeitlnra Der 0ics6e3iiglifen Ser
ban0lamqen NIT ben @rltbnbeiieern
iiberIonnren llno miro sSeebart in
0ieier Godle flidbt ipeiter beahten.
gittsbitrg, 8a.. I. Sept.
Ger Diiput 5fpiiden ben 9oblen-
ardbern un0 0en @rlt5enbeiibern oes
9Sitts6alrqer Diitrifts. DER 1900
Wiann betrdf. Don oeHen 700) lett
elmer ggode itreitsu, pltr0e in elmer
5iDiihen ben @pltbenbeiibern uno 0ein
acknowledgements 5nsidJuf Der
a06lerigrdberg ergaperfibaft geihIidtet.
es miro nod I'M 2auFs oes9lberloS
in uaen @ritben oieies DHtritts Die
9lnfiinoi8itng aioeidla9eH iperoen,
Dab Die nailide 4nDr0mrpg 0erstob-
lengeieaidjaften, 0aB beim aobIen-
lppugen idpDaBes GdlieBpulper Der.
lperi0et tuer0en nmlB Uoreritaliigebo.
ben lit. lin 0ieies 3lgeitdH0niB Doh
Oen @ntbeibaibern 5u erlangen, bat
ser 8erbanosprGiiOTt eeipis elm
aomite bon @erbanosutitglie0eru er.
nornt. Dos nab 29ilfesbarre, Ba..
qghen im0 6ortanit 0en itaatIihen
Obrqria6eninipgftor Rooerif fonfe.
riren mirO. Die 5taotsregierung
bate 0ie 8ersDen0iuts Sieies 8uloers
oftgeor0net. fDoaegen iidb bic @ruben.
Ialte mi0eriette1. iDll es angebIih
oie QobIen in einem ioIGyen 8raOe
Bcrtriiaunert, adB 0uOarh ibr Ser.
oienit qqidail1lert MIRO.
Die 9fitriftskurten Ser @aUerf.
id,aft bet6eiligten iid nidt on Der
aonferens. MPan crDartet. 0aB bic
mgiIten ftreifenoen 8r4benlelrte 70.
fort 0igarbeit tDieOer aufnebmen mer.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Sin SIbfOmmsu setrOffen.
@aIhiltaton. /. Gent.

~SAlyttBiuWs j. CSpA.
3lpiihen sen GnerlfoRllcben un0
flibanIihen @oit6eanten iii elne Der.
einbarung getrofieH nor0en, pondb
bon beioeu Seiten Oafiir qeiorat
miro, DoB Die 9ooie ser ioeben erofi-
neteu fiFbauiiden sStaatslotterie ni6t
per &oit uah oen 8creiuigten Siaa-
ten geianot luer0en. Gin 9moes.
geies perbietet iteengitens oie 9e.
uiisnna Der amertfaRiid)eu @Oit sur
9eiorOerltag Don iraenO melhen Sot.
terleIooien. 9ieies @elce aaein mir.
0e aber nift geniigen. eine oerartige
9eiorOeruia BON 9otterielooien su
uerbin0eru. 0a sic bieiigeR &oitbehor-
Oen Bel 4oitiadlen ans Dem 9luslanOe
gaUiiie 9fiidiihten nebmea miiiien,
mas bei einbeimiiAen 9riefen nidlt
Der SAL iit. Gs erluies lib Oaher
ais piiniheuslpertb. Oas @erlprehen
Ser fitbaniihen Yoifbeb0r0en, SAB lie
0ie slhienoung bon 9otterielooien
moglidlit perbiliOern tperOen, 5u er.
laugen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
sdredIide aLal einer@eiitesIranEen.
9arnual, WlInn., 80. Nifq

syn einen 9lnfaa Don @eiItesito.
rumg mari Die crit 22iabrige iyron
Sre6 gcung, bic @nttin ernes nobe
fier tuchnbaften 5orners in 0eiien
2lbpeienbait ibre orei ain5er, ems,
0rei unO fuuf Syabre at. in einen tie.
zen grumfRn, ietta sic Sd]clne un0
0as @obnhaus IN 9ran0. ooh fDoa-
ten 0ie gebau0e ridlt redt brennea,
morm6 Ole fSrmi Sit DerihIAdte un0
iidl olBeroem nrit eiHem g2eiier 6en
Sals Berid1iitt. n iie aber bic Sals.
aoer nidlt 0llrdfdjniften batte unS
cub Oas Giit uidt mirfte, fdn0 iie
thr gotte bci ieingr 6eiHrfe5r noh
ie5en6 oor. Gle bsfinDet iih MN in
einern 6oipital un6 mir0. ioQtg iir
9emien, in eine SSrenanitaEt gg.
IbraHt mer5en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
llntcrItiitcn sic streifcr.

Yittsburg, Ea., /. Sepf-
GSe Strpifer Der 9SreIieO Steel Gar
60. erbalteu jebt Die ltHteritilsnng
Der ,,@rotberbooo OF 9ioilruoo Erain-
men, iu0em ein 9lusihuB oieierger.
einisitng beidloB, Dab tie III 3ufluft
feline tieu augeporbeuen 9trbeitcr nah
N1cS3ees g3ods bringen piirOeii. Seit
8eqirrti oes Streifs iino cine groBe
gln8abl neaer 9lrbeiter uiittels Der
Sort gSanne Gibiiiou Ser 9eHulpl-
nania-gabn nah Der Anlase gebradlt
iDoroen. sSnfolge Oieies 93eihluiies
Der @ubnaHgeiteiiten nruB bic Seom-
pdgnie iih nnh einem aH0eren @ege
urfiieben, nm neue 9eitte nab DC.
G6es 9iods 81 bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Die ggrOmineu5" biIft.


Die itaatlide @eiangnibfommiilion
bot iif 0urh Die reiden un0 einfluB.
reifen Srelnoe Don g9. 8. Wlithea
breitidjlaaen laiien un0 bat oas ii6er
glitdea oer6angte llrtbeil uon ~
D2onoten barte Arbeit i'm Gettengan8
in Elm sSabr @eidngniBbait unge.
panoelt. Ger @eidJluB muB aber,
nm rehtsgiltig 81 ieiH, bonn @ouper.
neur grofun beitdiigt mer0en.
glithen, Der elmer reihen iino elm.
fluBreidjen 6amilie ongeb6rf. pur0e
ifJuloig bcfiiuoen, ais glegerin Der.
flei0et Elm SRI. Clinton ourh elneH
20dbrief OerunlaBi 81 baben. nit
ihu in einem @efabrt iort3uiahren.
llnter0elien mahte er eineH uHiittii.
den Qlnqriif aui bic iunge Came.
ipur6e ober oeriheiid)t. ebe er iein
gor6aben ousii5ren fonnte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Cine 9eaernna.
go. .hrfiafon. 81 9lno

~ ~ frfr 2 e~ttF C~-- ~%Att3t4NAs
Ter gengalpoitmeiIter BAT Der.
fiigt, Dab BON iesr an ole 9oitidde
allf Granddaughter, Die IN glap gDorf
eintreiien, uno Die 9oitiaten fir
Grte in 2oHoesiinern enfaalten.
Ron Selroern an Der Guasantdite in
GHwiaHg gefi0snmen mo 0ireft nnfl
on 8obnb0ien In syniep Gin un6
rod Gem @rail0 Central 8oan5o'e
gebradlt fDeroeH, 70 0aB iie obne II.
aelo nelden 3eitoniirit no1 sem
,Snmrn abgeben. Gurh aieie gerfii.
slln1 ioa es err0slift tDer6en, 0aB
Oerarti8e 4oirohen einsn Tag fri.
bgr an ibrgm Gsitimnan 3sorte EN-.
trEfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Hisiss @linsnIasrr WmrOe bnrd
siutH 8oIfcn6rud Brrnidltrt, Hidlt
Gaiu SiSs, mic suerit beriatst.
ee6s gsripnsn hermiht
Die Gjrluerfidjaft Der gahuaHssitea.
ten tritt MN anf Seits Der Strei-
fer IN Meaees BOD.
aeiac Scf6rOsrnus DUnStreitbredlsrH
gaolubioe, gaeo., 1. Sept.


Goifotter Comm, eine 9lniieOliug,
0ie gerooe IiiOlih uon GaiphiOe liegt,
lit BON elmer 10 SUB boben @alier-
rialie, Sic iih infolge eincs Molfetl-
bruhs BON ben Siigeln berab ergoB,
in Der g1oht 1inrpe9gefcgt worOcn.
130 @eballOe iiuo 5erit0rt. es heiBt,
onB 3ipei 5ranen ilu0 pier Sinoer
permiBt ucrOen. Die @ebduOe lpiir-
ben BON ser ggaiimililtb pon ibren
@rm0nouern fUeggeriiien uno bic
StraBe bi1ia6 getragen, mdbreno Nto-
bel, Shiere unS Sriinnler bon Den
sSIufben in buritem 3urhcinan0er
nbeageiiibrt pur0en. Gie gelualt oes
@ktromes apud)s inuncr mebr an ie
nrebr iitb iein 9ett perenote. uno Sic
fith lii6er Squotter Topn 5inpdlJenoa
@niierDonO mar ihlieBlidb 10 SUB
hosbA 500 WlenIhen tpuroen Onrh
s;se l@olierilutb obOahlos 9eniadt
iln@I ibr gigentbum liegt in einent
miiHten Saufen in benz 8aiiin am
sSuBle 0es gsntionaI sin 5ulmnmeft-
qeIdpuerlrlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
lInter gllorOanfIaae prrhaftrt.
9felnpprt. Nn.. 31- 0[nn

giepport, &p., 81. glug.
Sier pltr0e Der 75iabrige Charles
Sauget, ein friiberer SdneiOermei.
tier. unter Der 9lnflage. ieiue @attin,
0eren 2eihe Dor elmer ISOLDE in Del
gemeiniamen gSobnlng qeiilnoen
puroe, ermor0et 5u baben in Saii
genommen. Sauset beboaptet, oaB er
ieine Satin. bic oniheineno ourt
Groroiieln get00tet purOe. BEL oer
Seimfebr bon einem gIusgang als
2eide fnn0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
0lieIenbanme pum Eener 6cbroht.
DoieInite. Gal, 30. Aii9iiit.


Der @al0bran0, Der felt 0rei "a.
aen in Der 9adJbaridaft BON WierceO
G,rooe iuiit6et. 1T bis oiif 3iuei Wlei.
len an sic beriibniten aieienbaume
heranaeriidt. Wl0jor g9. %. ,Sor.
Int6e, Der ItelIpertreten0e 2uberin.
ten0ent oes goiemite gtationalparfs.
hat ie0oh Die 3uoeriid)t, 0ab er Die
ggaIOrieicn erbalten fam. er bat
ale gol0ateL Die uidjt bon on0eren
gfeniten IN glnfprlid) genommen iin0,
entlona an Der 5ebn 9ierlen langeu
gSeuerlinie aiigeiteat uuo bermen0et
.ouBer0ern eife 4rBobl ,Eorltbiiter SIR
gefampfung oes 6euRrs. Sin neAes
,Seuer brah jeilieiis Oes ,Sluiies aus
un0 breitete iih in Der gitbtAug nad
Oen mfaripoia DroDe ous.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Var Gin 0OppeIisIbitmUrO.
gaelp lcrf. /. Sept.

Gie Sbeorie ser @oli5ei. ooB Dora
@inniireo S5oofep uno 9barlesSdod
slllanmpn SelbItlnoro begfngen,
iulm0e tbeiIiueiie betdtigt, ols ole
2eidle oon SRI. Soofep i'm Serome
@arf &eierpoir gefiinOen splroe. 9os
4oor Deridppan0 Dor eiEgT g8ohe.
Shods 2eidle ipuroe einen Gag lp1.
ter IN oean 3eierDoir geflH0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
edlimnre GrpIOiiOn.

I2inneapoIis. Minn.. 81. aits.
SuioIse Der grpIoiion zines 9Icetn.
Iin-SasbebGlters in Dem 9ofas elmer
5irnla in Der 9flcoaet glOe. nur0e
ser 15idbrige artbur glnoeriOn az.
to0iet un0 Der Arbeiter GonraODlor.
tenien tootlid1 Dehest.. 3u groBs.
Erid in Dem 8ebdIter ion 0ie 6r.
plolior uerliriati hnben. Der eritCg
erpl0iioH fOlgten nod 5p0li onoets,
Die aber feineH Deiteren Shaoen on.
rlttelen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
Die ltnaIafsdlrunif.
9Sittsblirn. gln-. /. ca

Stint Eerionen fpuroen perlebt.
cine oapon t0otlih. uno elm Sha0en
pon ungef1br 100000 Dur0e ange-
ridtet. ais elm gran0 0as 2agerbnus
Ser SpeOitiousfirma s. 81. 8lanf i'm
oitIihen Staottbeil 5eritorte.
g91bren0 oe5 5eiiers itiir5te cine
gtauer oes brennen0en @ebduoes 3it.
idmuen un0 brohte oas ongren3en0e
Sctel gum gititiir5en. Die @dite
maren aber ihoH Uorber oufgefor0ert
iDoroen, oas @e6duoe 81 perlaiieH.
io0aB BON ibnen feiner nerilngliidte.
Die 9erIesten iinO 6euerpebrlelte-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-09-05
geFannter gOIitifcr aridluIrn.
SleepD g1e, Wiinn., I. Sen

~tNVFT NTNr
Geo. 90. Gln1rneroiIie, Elm ebema.
Tiger Stoatsienator uno befannter
9lnlDaIt mo goIitifer. mur0e in iei-
rem Bureau BON einem 01anne, ser
iih SSobn @nDner nenrt. Oielen Nor
gen 0urb einen ShuB t0Otlidl per-
nultoet. Sanner mur0e perbaitet
uuO uad 0em 8efdngniB in 91euulm
ae6radlt. Der glttaat1ter ieuerte
0rei Shiiiie ob. giner oanon ging
0urb &errn Stmmerpiae's Iinfe
Sunge, elm 5peiter pertpunOete' i5n
an Der linfen Sdulter. Scr brittle
9ing oorbei. Wlan peiB nidF, uas
Oie Chat oeranIaBt baben fam.