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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

Das Onr6 tribe MoItsu briGH
SiIbsriddfhsn sieh'n i'm gIausn
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2suat aud mir ms QRssf6t,
SiterIiatl SiteFIint!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

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Dem AEdeH Der Su6enstn Elm speis
trs Nal 81 rerfsdsn. I'M bic 'yrtuoe
su ptrlGnserH. Die Senne Tdisn 10
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@eTihtsr.
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2dden Der 9gsittrplanfe hereins
ipdbte. raro gang isItiom al Mutbs
bel hieien 0itsrlihen @lodsnlldnasn,
bel Oisiem Sinosrlu1eu. bel oieiem
f6lifteR Slid.
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bon elmer grOBen Ssbniuht BON IL
mem unbe3piHeli6eR 9srlonaeR nad
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beTsul IahenOen. srpdhenoen QebsR
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ben. bic 10 ftirmifa nanordnote, ais
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fir dlIss @roneu uno 3irnen.
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men aud @ier peritsdsn. Sd mill ibr
Baden hOSeH
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

Die gu6nabea bisItr 1igur Iu6e
man 10 gu Orousn, oab bic pogersdtsn
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11


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kOENlG MEDICINE CO..
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

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8eu9t aud mir ms 4Retf1t,
0tsrIiatl 0teFIint!
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griht aus toufenb Gpibsn tibnl
S6nee 5erfdmilSt in allen gden,
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@re'ts iDieosr nsu In; 2sben.
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Siterbele. SfterbeIb.
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Sdud5eno tIinat's in allen 2anOen:
9briii. Der 5err. 1T aufsritanesn;
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SitsrbeIb! 0fsrgeIo.
Carl @srot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
Ndtbia G6e
NatBrer.

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5siert mid i'm SpRRsuidsin.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

Bel baNHsIooiuHs bss Brtiits semmen
Hur ioI4s BtDerbsr, bic ale brti RsskieG
ri6iia ssl6it unb be aail5iuuatn bis gam
II. QpriI. 1903 siHssi hifs 6assa. in be-
iyahf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
$6ieserafBrer.

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mad redts OOer liHts 70 Su psrlditbeu.
bis cine mittlsre Ientredie Rsibe ben
elmer glume ersibt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
auusiuns ':s RiiiI.l tn Rs. IL.

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rk psit Elm asc..a,Hi oas gIsii BE-
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nara Of, 10 5sosut,i oisB: gs3atli bis
N6rs 1901; apr. 90, bs5a5li Bic
april 1900; Ulai 80. buatIE bis Mai
1899. Taraus fam i,etr fsb<n. Dis
,tii Il ridhaneis IN. os<r osrsuBbss
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
Gin GrlSblanasbn&.

Ear NHflSians br sbissu Ritsitl IL
FoEetHbsr prsis aasstitst:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
n. J. BISHOPS ON RELIEF COMMITTEES
Mayors of Many Cities Name Citizens to Col
lect Aid for italian Sufferers

Mayors OF nearly all cities in New Jersey AZ
POINTED corg,rrtees yesterday collect funds fnr
;hr relief of suffering survivors Of the earthquake
IN Italy. TIE Right Rev James \. MsFauI. Bishop
Of tie Roman Catholic diocese or Trenton. ana the
Right Re- ,hn Scarborough. Bishop of tho Prot
esraur Episcopal diocese Of Trenton. were ap-
pointed vvith other citizens Of that CITY ~ Mayor
Madd4r, Yesterday % collect funds for this object
Tho Italian colony was canvass"d for mon"E and
supplies and At Z mass meeting held there In the
afternoon g 90 raised
A meeting WIS held in Jersey City hv italians 20
AID the sufferers IN thair native land. The Rev
Father Ernest Nouteieo-e pastor IF -hH church Of
Our LADY OF Mount Carmel presided. and made IN
"a rnest appeal. The other speakers we're Tor LoIs
Foezzi and DR. Dorainick A. Msr'no. The collection
amounted 10 900 4 concert may p" hold ~ the
Naiesri~ Theatre Jersey CITY. at which 'arUs".
goo+rj and Nine Tetrrazini viii he asked 20 sing
Eliza heth ItaliauF appointed committee +" So
iiCt- s,1f,s rlptiors They will the "ify 90d
r-rra-7 COUNTY. General n = Collins has con
-rlF,rIred go n the sufferers and the Republican
COUNTY, Cornn1itte@ has given s1o3. Mayor Mrav}aC
issued a proclamation on Saturday calling for sub
eo-i,,io-s for the cart aGuake relief fund
,rsvo- T-arldUeU of NorristoWn appointed his
committee 10 receive an1 forVar5 contributions Of
mon az for the relief OF the sufferers in Ttsv FIX
Igsvor Charlton 4 Reed. former Vice Chancellor
yriI h. forwarded through the National Red cross.
cf which State Treasurer Daniel s NoorheeS. ot
>To~ristoun is the treasurer for the state branch
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
PREDICTS CONFLICT WITH TURKEY
Professor Ferrero Says Trouble with European
Powers Is Inevitable.

,:usIialroo Ferrero the Italian historian, as
,,eet ~ the Judeans spoke last night al meetlns
~ the society in the Hotel Astor on tne genera
subject Of the Eastern question as affected oy le
-eceu1 revolution I'm Turkey Professor Ferrero
,redicted = conflict between Turkey ana the oiI-
fe-e,+ F-1rorean powers in the near future because
,f t1. s--aD-fh Of her present government uHIef
tie yo,1nF Turks The main cause. he SAID OF most
Of Turkeys suffering iE the last thirty years "dH
the exploitation Of her resources ny 'ii''S'id" p
e,s THO backstairs politics and intr1gues "hich
so-,-az these interests had nov been done away
- SO roipted ont and trouble was ineVltahie.
r,-o@eeeor y J II tiottheil referred 70 the hhe'-
al Which all Jews mad in tie fortunes OF IufAeS
racauec cf her occupation "f Palestlne anu u'e'i
-. f nor be-,sllee Of her lenient treatment
=. ,1,eir race DR. Mary Mills Patrick. president ot
r. ,r,ers.ar, College for Gils III tonSiah'ihoIhe
-, r-r..t credit to the Mahometan women TOT me
5c,,,ts mart they had played in the triumph
Of the Young Turks.
NJ Iohn p Peters had his subject secretary
ms Rumanian Note and international lh'erNeh-
- an Account of Religious Persecution Incl
,o,,aIl,. he appealed for the esta hshmeh' OF an
- freedom and equality Of citizenship in every
country. ,,,i .. he, i1
..1.,,e persecution Jews in Ruinah4a' ne Saiu'
- ,,-,lisl,ed for the same reasons fGndarneh-
~, ne exclude the Chinese from our shores
- r., tho negro i disfranchised IN de South-
O. o., shald endeavcr to establish here and every
- ,szolfte freedom ara equality of citizen
ship.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
T4NTS MEYER RETAINED.
Senator Lodge Confers 7cith the
President-fleCt.

Aupusra Ga. Jan. 3.-Jnited States senator
Henry Cabot Lodge left here to-day for Washing
ron In discussing his visit tonight Mr. Taft says
that basdes giving him a general idea Of the prob
able makeup OF the Senate committees after March
Mr. Lodge had strongly urged the retention in
.ba Ta,t Cabinet Of Postma aster General Meyer
While M particular portfolio for Mr.. Meyer was
,ar+;o,,ed II was understood that If he
+anad II would he either Secretary Of the Navy
or Secreta-z of the Treasury, with the Navy De
nartment the more likely.
The Rr1nin CHAM (AiaD delegation. which arrived
hare yesterday and obtained the promise of a visit
"a ,beir civ from the President-elect. went away
gtI,- nIeasad tonight their success in inducing
Frank u Hitchcock to go with them for visit of
: dav in Birmingham. Mr. Hitchcock will return
he-e from birmingham before Senator Knox al
,i,es The Senator is expected Wednesday.
Henrv W .Eaft will play golf with the President
elect tomorrow and return 20 New York in the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Taft attended morning service to-
dav at the Church of the Good Shepherd, in SOM
sriIIe and drove in their automobile to GravetoWn.
about fifteen miles distant, this afternoon J. G.
tJemphu al editor. of Charleston. 5 c. has an
an,,ointn7ent with Mr.. Taft tomorrow.
Mr. Taft decided to-day that. in view Of his en-
ragements end the work necessary for him to do
before sailing for Panama. If viii he lmpossl-
bla for him To go to New York January 70
attend the mass meeting in aid of The sufferers IN
ItaIv He made this decision known TO the com
rnittee on arrangements IN New YORK by Telegraph
J,b1 n Rockefeller whose custom it has been
for several years to spend some time At the Motel
Bon Al. has engaged rooms there for January I.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
PRESIDENTS PLAN APPROVED.
MANY Anxious to Take Part in Conference on
Destitute Children

Washington Jan. S.-Spontaueous and universal
approval has been accorded the movement started
by President Roosevelt recently in calling
ference to IN the national capitol on January
. and Is discss the problem Of caring for the
dependent children OF the country Letters and
kilograms from and women prominent in all
walks OF life from all parts Of the country. eN-
pressing their interest in and sympathy with this
important problem. have been received here
The proposed conference is expected TO be Of far
reaching consequences IN dealing with the destitute
and neglected children Of the country. Perhaps the
greatest task with which President Roosevelt has
had u contend in connection with the matter is
the designation of those who will he invited 70
take part in the deliberations OF the congress This
is especially because Of the keen desire ot so
many 10 included in the official list The PTes-
dent has sent James z West. OF this city. secre-
tary Of the National Rescue League. to New York
CITY as member of committee 10 learn the
names Of men and women who are thoroughly
conversant with the care Of dependent children
and who be invited to the conference II is
expected that President Roosevelt will announce
the official list in few days
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
SEES BENEFIT FROM EARTHQUAKE.
DR.. Lyman Abbott Says It Will Help to Up
build Mems Souls.

Smoking of the Lessons Of the Farthquake
vesterdav afternoon II the auditorium OF me West
Side Young Mems Christian Assocla''''', - ~
-, ttbo.+ editor Of The Outlook said he saw
IN the catastrophe new education Tor men,
new lpbuilding Of their own souls H.. Of, lid -,
IF We think a little more caTetu'iN' -a't IL
Atbo-+ ''the disaster will Strengthen 7nfz I5i'n
rather than horrtfv and turn us mi" i"nu''s-
t'outin Uing. he said.
Turn over the pages of history. and you " " see
thaf disaster follows disaster. decay follows deGas
tI- 1ou viii see also hopa that lasts and inspires
man 10 start again and build up what mas pee"
DESTROYED -. -,o-a 1.ta7 m
take up their burdens and &c tor~ara ~ IfI4 biIa
beaT The sbrieks Of tho dying and the rush OF re
+idaI wave I open my Brole and read maj ~ 1'?a ~
is Ct,r refuge ana strength, very presehf help "
II ouble.
In reply the question aftsr%srd asked dF@p he he
,,,55snce- How can the suffering IN taIahrId -
~econriIed with the idea Of an oTnnlpole"tt .,aI ~
roercfrI Father? nr Abbott salq tftSlI a. "a ~
=. -rse sbIs 10 give answer he heneFed Ii.la5
The spiritual benefit would outweigh the tt,
suffering i take e'cu iii''
TTuffF
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04

Or Saturday. The largest contribution was from
Andrew Carnegie, who sent $4,000. Thomas r
Ryan contributed $1,000
Among the contributions of SO and over received
ny the Red Cross yesterday
SO ooo-Andrevy Carnegie
!sss Essa listen rEs oulc :sair!sS 4qas r Eos: Fo
$500 william Iselin & Co. mr- Morris X IAsup.
fTaSSlga ss III Ss"S55: 3o:sS S:sS s,fs3s
SEQ " Lstimer. Miss brisanti a-i others
cGnaaI s9e As FT.5 o96 Eg Gos sRa 5t
Co shoninger Bros william 2 WIco, [, T-,ns ci-inne
John Dunn Son GO E Naumhers 4 Co L 4 cert,
Food Cornpaay The MirroT 4I75T
R.s co 0t Egrs Es goqs 3 and Sgf 45e
Ms NJ Re- C. Te1son aoEsx sors az s TmPloyss srF
r GoIdschTnidt Mrs. Ira Davenporr. Doqge. q Berrg
charles 4 Morton. Alert H Harris
The contributions to date to the Stock Exchange
fund Of SO and over follow:
81. ooo-De Coppet & Dorernus Francis I. Leland and
SyaP 500 I6sh fs1 AesrRq5 % ss, As.s G. ~ MoGEe r
l; Day Co. a Iselin & @. HenEy Clews 8 O.
%, Nevhorg & Go. Clarence E Chapman, and De
$@Oo-Iaidav Co. Taller Robinson. Halsted &
1Sses se D, 2n5 naquei rr. Ps5es C Gos 20 ~
ssr16aoh Waker Brothsrs 3. tbapin Co, Miler
Sbe@aPson @ aammin Co: v, 4. cSoadby Co stern
Co. H P Go'dschmidt. A A Housman d Co. and
500 BGayisE c. Clark Dodge & GO s,.B +
Sernbe Potter, Choais PSentice schmidt ! 5sa5ln.
@ s Tohes S2 s65 p ea5F 7. %,s"3 d Fahne
S5So r-T1a6 n - a T AM & co TIirne & 60
F7sIsev & HiidnS Doniaiciz & Dominick J K wiison
slooco! -i5% : sherp. charles n sshot, Co. John H
sI21sH s oer T ffsG5 M Be sTsn F r R FeaTRs feaG1S %
ton Miller Willi9r MOTIFS lnHTie q CO Isylog ling
stro7her Jones. Cumming Marckwad l. von Hoffman
Sess E A schei si ( CO rudolph Reppyer 90 Hooley.
gan & c. Miett Roe & Hagen eiriesse & Rogers. H.
G KniseT9oEe W sv to d R5aS " L p 2fe' Pe 20 TeNhs @
Co, crawford Dyer & cannon. carter. Wilder q 90.
g ksiieS eTeso" H6we q co Dsnis beacon BALLARD De
fena@t 4eaaie Z c. stern schnidt wGitehouse :
& 19 ! haRsI s1ss W W TGq3p9y TarneT Co schuyie
Drake Broihers sig H Rosenblatt Co. seligsberg &
sharp Non NJ gomez Rogers Gould Herzos 6az
4i.oa + n Sh'3n R g : 81 simmons ms " ssds otto Io "
T e. R5Isd2ah S E5' 95ne Go He1 ! rs16eT- Co VIZ VI
cox d CO. F IocS7eod & Co w : s I;5"son & 90 &C
Jerome Dsn5E &C. Io Bsrp'e Brothers HNTr'oF Hicks
szS9Eosf 4So{ anf Rro56eT, tsa24 %0T'Se' : G0 y
rT A MeSTsa w.{5e$ Rotne G loeE Tao6s & u VII
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
PLANS FOR FORESTRY MEETING.
American Forestry Association to Convene in
Washington Next Week.

Washington Jan. 3.-oficers Of the American
Forestry Association announced to-day list IN
mart Of the principal speakers at the twenty
a.irc - tho oreaniza tion to held in this city
at the Willard Ho,eI January lS and l4 Inc
meeting will re in session in the morning afternoon
and evening on the first day and the morning ana
afternoon on the second.
Sacretarv Wilson the Department OF AgTicdlt-
- ~. re+irius president the association, Is eN-
rected to open the meeting Others who are sched-
uIed 10 take part Senator Beveridge OF indiana
Tlr Albert Shaw. editor of The ReVie" OF re
,iaUs.': Professor Graves. Of the Yale rores'rE
So. f.t4rord r,nchot chief Of the United States
Forestry Service: ]. r. RansdeL Of LOUISIANA
nresident of the National Rivers and Haroors ION
erAss. DR. Bailey Willis. Of the geological survey
Professor c y. clifford. Professor , b 1IeeH' %
the University of Minnesota and Dr. g A Sc''eh ~
or Fillmore y {. Among the subjects 10 oe dis
cussed will be the control o forest fires state anu
national forests the White Mountains and southern
Annalachiaus and forest education.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-04
DECEMBER DEFICIT WAS s1o.251.5as.
For First Six Months Of Current Fiscal feac
It Amounted to s64.2o1,4 400.

Washington. ian &-Ths monthly staternenr OF
.ra government receipts and expenditures Slows
- 1859 Of expendirures over receipts fer the
o-+b of Deceu7her 1908 70 have b-en So3sl,5ss suf
for the first six months Of the current fiscal year
deficit * shown of ss4 20.4iH-
The December receipts from customs smountsa
~ s24 $50 152. against SzlFA4-o'z for DeoernO'
90 - @-or, internal revenue the receipts sxzre-
gated so SO so a gain over December 1Sc7r or
about y714nna. The miscellaneous receipts wers
"a 30 81 as against 1881 for December, 1877
The total receipts we're S"3ls,5S1 gain OF neariy
e 40 Oaa over December last year The total ez-
+tt,-es vra-e sa57n10O as against $50 s1ss75 for
-. rorrespondinE month in 1897. In December
there vas an increase in expenditures on sccoune
~ fs War Department. of s. +oo9sA and more than
& ON 90 on account OF public works The navy
shows decrease Of about 81 100000 and the civil
- -75sceIlaueous expenditures were reduced By
about 81 10000