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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30
ACROSS BORDER
MARRIAGES
ATTORNEY HOLDS THAT WASH
INGTON PEOPLE TAKE SER
IOUS CHANCES IN THIS EVA
SION OFT HE LAW.

Seattle, July 29.-Are marriage
contracts made in Canada to avoid
the restrictions of the marriage laws
Of Washington void?
The question is likely to be brought
into the courts for settlement in a
short time
At the last session of the legisla-
ture marriage laws were passed de-
signed primarily to secure revenue to
tn counties, and incidentally to pre-
vent the hasty marriage of irrespon-
sible young people.
The hasty young couples, how
ever, have found it cheaper to travel
over to Canada, where there are no
artificial impediments to matrimon-
ial bliss, and the counties are losing
money on the marriage business
Thus the law fails in both of its in
tents.
One of the prominent lawyers in
the state holds these made in Can
ada" marriages were undoubtedly
void from legal standpoint, no mat
ter how sacred they may be in the
eyes of participants, and no matter
how good their intention. This at
tOrney cites the decision of a num-
Der of southern courts to prove his
assertion.
The southern states have close
marriage restrictions to prevent the
marriage of blacks and whites. To
get around this law several couples
travelled to northern states where
there was no question as to the le-
gality of such marriage.
On their return their marriage
was questioned and uniformly declar-
ed void. The principle of law laid
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30
Orion Bible Conference.

Lake Orion, Mich, July 3O.-The
ninth annual session of the Interna-
tional Bible Conference and Chris
tan Workers institute began here
today with good attendance. The
gathering will continue for ten days.
Especial prominence is given in the
program this year to Sunday school
and church work methods and mis-
sion study classes.
Among the notable religious work
ers engaged to address the conference
are Bishop William F. Anderson of
Tennessee, Rev. Len G. Broughton
of Atlanta, Rev. George Smith of
Toronto, Professor Leslie French of
the University of Michigan, and F.
S. Goodman of New York, secretary
of Bible study of the international
Y. M. c. A.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30
Canadian Henley Regatta.

st. Catherine, Ont, July 30.-With
the expectation of witnessing one of
the greatest aquatic events Of the
year, hundreds of enthusiasts of the
sport came pouring into this city
this morning to attend the annual
regatta of the Canadian Association
of Amateur Oarsmen. The prehm-
mary events are scheduled for this
afternoon, with the finals to take
place tomorrow The entries include
not only all of the prominent clubs
of eastern Canada, but also a liberal
contingent of oarsmen from the Unit
ed States, many of whom will go
from here to Detroit for the national
regatta to be held there next week.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30
Reunion of ''BlOOdy Thirty

Douglasville,. Ga, July 30.-Doug-
lasville entertained the annual re-
union today of the survivors of the
Thirtieth Georgia regiment of Con-
federate veterans, known as "the
Bloody Thirtieth." The reunion was
attended by large number of vet
Grams and other visitors from seven
or eight counties and an attractive
program of addresses and outdoor
festivities was carried out.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30

down by the courts was that a mar
riage of citizen of one state in an
other state to avoid the restriction
of his state, is void.
In addition to this phase of the
matter, it is cited that the supreme
court of Washington has declared
that marriages performed in Canada
within six months after either one
OF the parties has secured a divorce
here, are not valid.
II the question is taken into the
courts it will be watched with no end
OF interest here, as scarcely a day
passes but what half a dozen couples
leave Seattle to be married in Vic
toria.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30
NEXT RESERVATION
TO Open
SENATOR JONES AND CONGRESS-
MEN POINDEXTER AND CUSH.
MAN HAVE SAID THAT COL
WILLIE MAY BE OPENED SOON.

The best and last of the big Indian
reservations will probably be opened
next year, is the belief of VIM. Kry-
ger of Bridgeport. He was inter-
viewed this morning by World re-
porter and gives some very interest
ing details about the big reservation
which lies only few miles north of
here.
The north half of the Colville res
ervation was opened about nine years
ago. Efforts have been made for
several years to secure the early
opening of the south half This large
portion is thirty miles wide and
seventy miles long. 1t is bounded
on the south and east by the Column
bia river and on the west by the
Okanogan river.
A large percentage of the land is
in good timber and is more or less
mountainous. There are three large
valleys, however, the Columbia river,
Nespelim creek and the Okanogan
river, and these valleys contain from
thirty thousand to thirty-five thou
sand acres of as good land as can be
found anywhere on the face Of the
earth. Probably the average values
of these fruit lands, even in the raw
state, would run $4,000 per acre if
they were available for improvements
at this time. 1t may be imagined,
therefore, that when the opening
occurs, the rush of applicants will be
far beyond the figures ever attained
by any previous registration.
The date of the opening has not
been definitely set, but word has been
received by citizens Of Bridgeport
from Senator Jones, Congressman
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Cushman and Poindexter that the
opening will almost certainly take
place within a year from this time
and they say that the method of fill
ing will probably be the same as is
now being used at Spokane, Occur
d'Alene and Kalispell, and Bridgeport
has been quite generally selected as
the most convenient and advantage
Gus point for the registration.
Between seven thousand and eight
thousand acres of this reservation
lie directly opposite Bridgeport and
across the Columbia river, AMI is de-
clared to be as fine apple land as can
be found. 1t is all irrigable by what
can be made an ideal gravity system
and it is safe to say that this vast
tract will some day form one of the
leading apple districts of the world.
Mr.. Kruger was asked whether the
opening of this reservation and the
development of the portion opposite
Bridgeport will have good or bad
effect upon the values around his
town and up the Okanogan river.
He stated that in his opinion the
large number of applicants will
make it possible for only a very small
portion of them to secure allotments
and many of the others, having
come to Bridgeport to file, will have
Investigated the country and can not
help being attracted by the unusuA.
resources. Ultimately many of them
will locate in the vicinity.
Mr.. Kruger also gave an interest
ing opinion about the effect the en-
larged fruit-producing district would
have on the apple market. He claims
that the more orchards planted along
the Columbia river throughout its
extent, the higher will be the price
of apples and the greater will be the
demand. The reason given that buy
ers will be attracted in greater num-
bers and the competition for the pro-
ducts will be wonderfully increased.
Instead of our seeking a market, the
market will seek our products. Sales
will be made less on the commission
basis and growers will be no more
at the mercy of INSCRIPTIONS COM
mission men at distant points
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Boys Life Saved.

My little boy four years old had
severe attack of iysentry. We had
two physicians; both of them gave
him up. We then gave him Chamber
'lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy which cured him and believe
that saved his life.-William H.
Stroling, Carbon Hill. Ala. There is
no doubt that this remedy saves the
lives of many children each year.
Give it with castor Oil according to
plain printed directions and a cure
in certain. For sale by all dealers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-30

Aug. 2-1cemen-Eagle.
Aug. 3-Firemen-Real Estate.
Aug. 4-Ellis-Fo
Aug. 5-Tammany-Printers.
Aug. 9-Icemen-Tammany.
Aug. 10-Firemen-Printers.
Aug. 1-Ellis-F orde-Eagle.
Aug. 12-Bankers-Re Estate.
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Newcomer at Firman's.

A son arrived yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w. A Firman
near Malaga.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
RoO(ruet lancet.
(6mtisknus bon eeiie H.

Artomobil mad Gupooemonte, no CT
pom 3er5og un0 Der 8er8ogin non
Volta III Iiebvs smHrofger Beiie EN-.
lp%f1ugen muroe.
Serr Hopiepelt fiebt redlt gut aus
lro ibeiHt bel better @elunobeit 5u
liein.
erspr1iiOent Hooiepeit tebrte nab.
reno oes Nben0s Don @dpo0imome
5urlid. 100 CT Oem Ser3oq un0 Ser
9er5ogin Don aoita eimen geinh ab.
Iltnttete. IGr oiuirte priout in ieinem
I9oteI mo begob iid geaen 10 ltbr on
'8orO 0es Iunlpiers AOmiral". Der
tim na6 Waontbaiio, airita, brimaen
miro. Seiiie Raiiten on 9or0 Oes
Gampfers iparen reid qeid3miidt
ip0rOeu; rnter sen 8lumenga6en Be.
iam0 Il dJaiih Gin mGdtaer GtrauB
Der p~rddytigiteu rotten, peiBen nnS
ldNuarJen glelten. Elm @r!B oes sent.
ldDen Buffers, ntO ELM grobes Bouquet
or p~rGdEigiten 9latlen pom Der
oeiri den @niierm.
Ter 0eutide @sneraIfoaiuI 5fei.
feuiai0 Bate Scrrn ROoiepat 6ei sci,
ner Anfmftuiht mir miln0ib einen
@ruB 0es oeniiden 8niiers itbermit-
'tclt, i%ouSerrt Tim oith Elm faiierIides
00nOSdrei66t iibeuaebcn, IN Dem or
Sernl Rcowoelt Slid witnidH an ieb
mem Saaoytae IN Nfrifa Haa ion EN-.
leNet. nah Berlin III foHnpn. 5err
Rooiepelt antmortetc hem @euernI-
.fpnlnl er meroc fherlih rad Der
|liu tommm uito 0aru1 Dem anfjer
.er36Bleit. oroie Der WeeiBe in MHrtta
'lebei it4ao f1mpien fam. has Tai.
.lerilde &atoihreibeu idliebt init Dem
.@ruB e@etomanrsbcil" mos ben
.eRpfdmger Mans beionOers sat freuen
.idicn.
Gle oatioHen Die @crrn ReoieseIt
mGareno elmer Tdhrt pom QanOnnas.
plat rah icinem 6o1eI Oanaebroat
mtlrocu. pcranFabteu ihn 81 Ser Se.
mcragla es khGne. oils ob sic Sta.
.lrrer aeraSe 10 pieI 91rn MAIDEN
'foHntcr NS bic Amerifnner.
Ser 9}ocieuelt wiiniHt Sard, Sic
'0reilc befGant 5lt modem Dab pr in
.98capel Hlehrerc Tnitieno Tepeihcn
.rn0 &rIefe erhieli 0ie er. aa er fei.
nen Scfretar BEL iidl rat. nit Dem
better giuen nitt b%eantmorter fam
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
StrahenbahHmnaru inuit in bic Siefc
9ittshurq. "a. 6. glnril.


3uei 4n1ben mnroen gct00tet un0
ichs uuoere Gerionen Ultr0en ernit.
lid perleei ais iih ein @aaen oitF
Der Ct Glair SncIite losI0ite nno.
oa& @eluie bis gum @ruu0e sinab.
iarte. Ste Eoofen nuo: slrt!nr
atuter. rs SSubre Mt. nn0 gIbert
Nlcrberaer 10 Sabre ait. Ger Arm
ron @rii Tnois tpHree Il ara .r.
anttidt Dab er obsenommen iunr0e.
Cls Rabd brad. als Der @aaeu
h~aletue5s Sen &iieeI bttouf mar. mo
nit l1re5Ilder eidruln0igfeft ionjte
or aurIa n oie Giefe. Cine Mioaltds.
teit SIR @ettuug gaa e nidt. lInten
araeia19t 5eridntctferte Der @agen
in Srummey. Ger StoB mari Sas
tleinc GisiJoNaebauoe. Ous an Der
llralidaiiaife ftnHo. and uber Sen
.&aaieg wt0 oic Triiufmer fielen ouf
Den sor3tmctterten &agen iina ieine
inl3Ad1iet 6abrsaise.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

GaarO watbtno.
Ter friberr RsGiiceHt Bua geHr5mla
iaimpft gaas gepaItis nnf bic
Ser. StaateH.
9anbef in @artiRiane.
Satire bcitrtiftt, baF Ct In @%eHe5usla
cine @sDDlnfion an5a5ettelH
b~snbiidtist.
eanost in @artiHipnt.
g~orlanfis in 5Urt b, 5ruucs.

Gort.Sr5rano. MartiniTp, z. AprII.
0iyrian0 Gafrro gOdr ar bic britt
id]e 8cgieglHig mo oa5 S~iaaisOepar'
tcment IN &aibmgtoH wiitben0. ais
er IN oieiem 0aiM pom oem Iampfer
.@ua0glouge~ an @ar0 giHs uil0
bier sim GuartieT naban. "a ale an.
0efsn 0aiW iu 0Ga fDgitiH5iideH &c,
iDaiierR ihm Ole 9lafua1me oerpel.
aerfcn. fUar Dies cas- einsIge. rDds al
laln l6m iibrIg blIeb. Gaitro5 De-
mabiiH miro al @or0 Der n8ua0e-
IoApe~ Die Reiie bis mad Ga guairG
ioriicsgn. Ger omerIfanIihe areu5er
.Jlortb Carolina" lief 0Ieien wsorgeH
bier Elm. 6aitro mar, ais Die n@ud.
0eloupe~ Rainie.a.& lire ami Der Sn'
iI @ita5eloupe mliei. pom Dem britt.
idyen seouiul IN acnntaiB seieet NOR.
ben. 6aB oie briilidR 8eaieulug Be-.
itioicn babe. ibm nidjt 8i e%rlaubeH,
IN Bort.oi- 5pnin. E~rinioao. ga Ian.
5en Gaitro eHiidneo iih mfeIae BEL.
fen 0aiGn. Die .@Haoelonpe" bier al
~,crlaiieH Ter e1uabHte BefdinB Der
brifiihen RegieruHa. Ole anf 9riu.
Ten ogs taatsoepartemgHts in
@aibiuaiOH baH0elte wHrSe 0ditro
moiii5iea bier gum gpeiten Wtale
%nitgeibdIt Der friibere Br1iioeai
bon @enesuela 0riidte it'd iebr urge.
1alien mo 5erHig iiber oieie 6ntitei.
3uug ans, Die CT als cine 8erleBunq
Der Weuihenredte be3eihuete. or
uar ont 0as 00d]ite Pr1rtmmt aegcll
se omeriFaniihr Reaieruaq nao bic
lrau3ouidje Iampfcrgeieaiduii. Set.
lgre h0ite tbm uidlt erlaabt, al Bor0.
ber a@Haoeloupe~ nQd GolDu ipeiier
ya iabreu. 9.idoe>l or ieincm 8or,a
snft aeiHadi bdtte. beltriti Gaftro.
bab er irgeuo meldle Abiidten bate,
IN Die acgeHmdriigpn politiiden 8er.
taIiuiiie &gaeyWlas INIT be%iuuffHeter
&aiD elu3uareiieH. iuie mar ibm oies
~ ote 5dluNe geidlobm babe, amo er.
flagie 6aB rr MIR be66alb und) Bcne.
snela aurildfebrpn polte, I'm ie:ne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az ar6nen.
0aitro itcben ipabren0 mines BITE.
ilaen Miiienibalis fem Scfrefdr unto
eiH 2eiboieucr 5nr @erfiaunl. Gein
Observation-Disclosures id)cini INNER
no6 feln beipnocrer gu iein. Tie.
oenc8oImiide @eaicruua bat Erunf.
reid ionoiren laiiru. Oh 9dpuierig.
ieIien gntjtebcn mirOeH. fueHm 81.
priaHo Goiiro IN eluem penBolani.
iden &afen on @oro Der .@ud0e.
loupe" ocrbaitei miiroe. Gle Nnt.
mort dronfreidls laltete onbin. DAB
eS IN eiuen IcId,en SOL Feinen gro.
teit erbeben tpiiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
StuIisn.


Qlouteieone. a~aIobripn. Z. april.
Gier Qellte fuuroen get0otct uno
piele anoere perDunoet IN eiuem
@nmpie Der bier init 0en bieIiaen
0ur0brderen itaitidnO. Iie @ebpr.
DC. uoren bemiibt, nene Steiern. Die
alIberoroentIih unpopular iuao. can.
3atreiben. lin Oaaegeu 5l pretpiti.
rem. perunitaiteie Die Gtmuohrcri4ait
eiacn 9llipis ourd, bic SnaBen uaO
IN baS St00tbaits. Iie Rara.
hinicre muroen aldrmiri. luuraui Bic
aRenge Snrm iduteie Giu ipuber
SNnntlt entitan0. IN Dem bic Sara.
blHirre Seier adbeH nat Dem chen
.eriudhHtrH Grfoll.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
anaraIicu.
@irbtIluinh.

Gnouen q 2 Y 6. april.
Sin idrtdlidlsr Mir6ellpin0 alma
aul % mars Hbtr 0ic 9,aien Nebgl.
NG bat. Ete Sniel geeHnla mur0t
ron enter Slutbguele !ibcgl6menmt.
Die erHie ueruldltct2 INTO oielc
tNebanoc 8eriiQrte Gsne Si8ubt
Shifie luuroeH oui oei OcriaieOeneu
SRieln an Der Strnlo aelegi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
sies Der edcnbaburu-
N09mgton ). 9lrril.

~ TNfIIWE NIf 2. tIttNl.
Ctr 0.e5gbfaa oer 9enni6nsr
eilc1aa 0ie oavifa eyiudr
ss1 ait NaaiIidle erenbahn.
tontau'sc1 Nlran 5li nerhiHocrn eiHe
Nroye Ag 09gmiNiau boH 20 Silni
1895 aast rahreu betreffcUo Tgll
icttea .esa @cforNevmsssebiihrei
rigt. bate rs StoGtcs. fuRrae ram
N'sgale lesiff sn @nuitea Der
aggsaiveaoe EfienbahNen euiihie-
oea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

ttNtattt. NSAr =, .ArttA.
Ecr23 E'tte cite @cIiaes @ol.
gisg slflen Toe ais etn @raUa
DE 81 aa arase pcs EleHiing Hns
Sgsy isrte una Der 20Ag5rise
e. Sr.e erlsif idruerc @ranc
rea sim a5tlos gpeNGver'cnes
iaa cine Gygla'ion ccr
N ,as. usruradr t2scn be oaRg
AS In @rauN iexte goai.
g 5ga- S @er.esarssa eH sem
saigg AZ ys.igfh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
Sarfsi.
ScitnHasbransasber eridwHtu.
apMitantinepeL q. Np

aoi6tartinopeI. z. apriI.
moiian Eebmi Gffenoi. Der neralts.
otter Ser liberalen 8eitana Series.
t.. mur0e pom eincm mnbefunnieu
9fam eitolien. ais er ieinS3elh6iE.
Ioisl heiroi. Ter &prauSgcber iuar
uoR eInem NeaierunaSbeamten be-.
alsiiet ais odS 4iicntat periibt pur.
o. Dan almibt DAB Dem 8erbreden
eiu poIiiiidleS Ntotiu az @runoe lieat.
TIE 8eituna s5erbeti bcEampfie
ben ausidtib Fir Giuisgeit uno Sort.
Idriit.
Stnrm AMI BEN SdnunrScu @eer.
8outautinsssf T. apriI.
5eii 3iuei Tasen mushet an Dem
9dauarseu Nicer elm furhtbars-
Stnr1n Wtehrere tiirFiihe 1dliffe
tno mter3e8aAgeu un0 cine ansabI
4seuiteu iii ertrunfen.
Ter SanSel alasidlONen.
4ouitaWiiuople 3. april.
&adl einer aebmitinoiaeu itirmi.
iden Eebattc ipahren0 Ser 0ie nlbr.
aild'tn Hb9fogaucten Die Remeruma
beldaloiAieIl eueu (beiI 0es Nuds
TAR eine &aGaieli uerIdRft an baben.
rai1Bifte oos ahaeuroHefenhaus 0as
elierr-nlgitlte Rrototoll ruit 136
aedei Is Slimmen Saul Oieigm aSro.
iotoll erha.t ele tAritide Geaieuma
bon GeitgrreidrllHsnrR In 8ertan.
au1g mli 0ey Mmlerlua @aSnienS
nRo Ser @et3ego}psnl isitens 0erCpp.
pslmenardie elae 0nnaaoiSang poa
k1Q s000o0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
grunissia.
9rine 00nfrFtnl.

3ariS. 8. g,prll.
Eraufteih 10 IN l"lebeT@mnmnuUa
NIT tSraBbtitanNieH ana &HBlaaa 81
oeu ShlnB aetommcn Dab IS f0ren
Srref bar eine Aonigrc8 Orr Siana-
tagWatie oes @erlguer @ertroaes su
beruieu Wm fiber Sic @alfeulaac ia
barlthen VS Mrs enpagtei Nae Sic
auemerSuua aes Ariifels % Nseies
@crttaaeS. Ser ftb an 9A0gurnearc
unN ocn &1ien BON Nattgiyi brsiC1t
escn'o erleoiat Wita els oNaHueriel,
rem @oenicH iutN Der NegWaooma.
nGu,sial ourh Afrelte @er3an0lune
srpiidcR ogu WihTu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
China.
NItIasn immsr dine TaelIalsrllannn

&enaa & Slpfi.
Vst fflieo &GnarlliasieuS .Ngic6
Huer 0er5i'smliat. Garin Re,b.
e. SOB seiH 0hiHsls mebr cia aus.
W0rtiaN Niirlc@eh. enuerben 0lri
auo oaB Nere Die id'ou en- i1ldAA.
r,sa81i Aaasa trueoem a~an4rae
s~lrngrshNyt Nr0 &iee &hjaeien
totcH natter 0eor 1eics SO .ey0sa.
niaauilld 2eae Sic ua iu Namgcus
ais tande Urtertaaaeu aabsa EN-.
tr3aeH lsiga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

0nsIia I'd nenta Nabinttt.

2ulaboH z april
Cs.it Sen. @eneyal s.. SCUBA
Seace 0tn cHniii9su HrielamimuCr.
f3.ltti ca neitN sSaalleit 5n til.
oeH ee 70 tanar noda ieiue 0iaVhe.
ss1lide anaialc 4ielaunl# cgiolai.
oeh a.alltt ufsgt osii TT 01s Neria.
leuils oCs Mrlat H"5triEhueu lpir0.
maagNa NnhVr 9ce3gc @liHurr
oeS aeHeereR luigo Ha0 Selthu
Srautl SiHaHutnfiitg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
Anaetlider ~SdNarshaHarf pcr.
huftsf.
M..m.a

tt-ttlII911 VI"
lts;rr ocr @sidU.StWat en,-
3daplrw Sem @ue' III N.H 9on
sitr MHa N~leIIaa1rt SIS Is GauN
lcr adriehta sa aaN a.la
$50 fsAl act.sSgg; soig1 u 0ei
rs Ssage at,e : - .N.s.s stg
sai,li Rsregn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11
China.
aNmiraI srnspeI as.
@iinatan. 6. ApriI

Siinstau. 6. ApriI.
Der ADMIRAL Sruppel BON Del
6Iotte. Der ieit 1897 ben
zines @ouDerueurs 0abier
iane bat. lit uber GaIn9 un6 ct. BE.
iersbHyg nab Berlin abaegeiit. on.
aebIih auf 6.monntieem llrlnub.
Die hiueiiiten aonileute goben ibm
Elm groBes 8nnfett. IoHriteinIid
,uiro er niht pieber oes Amt u5er
uehmen. i0n0ern ourh sinen 3IpiI
5ouOerHeur eriest rueroeu.
SapaH lrhRt al.
Raine. 6. apriI.
Ter dina5abe ausDdrtiae E.atI
bar ron Sapan cine furse Rote er
balien, bic China 5enohrihtiat. BAL
SssaH Sen 0oE Der 6ineflhen &e
sierAHa eeulottsn gorhIaa. n4
Ypiiteu Sen beioen @esierunoen bs.
~ite5eu0en 4iiieTensen reaer 81
@an0idWrei cor S1s SaaaerSdisSs
gerItt IL bsiHsen. oElehnt. Sshcu
bee1nerf. oaB GSiHn uih+ Ben ;eI5sa
cert Der @erobzliffeit unS ent
ssssEtoaaneEs s6g1 pie Soorr INA
sTaSs ssEG. isiEsa ESE5Ios u
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gu6su.

"a NeterabMra 8. April

II FEItI uuHtdl 2. NVtII.
Iepei4leu ans Qeriteu meI0en OaB
Elm Sol00i Der reUo~lRtloHdreu Gartei
Sen 0begbciehls bober 0es Shah'S
Aim 60 0upieh nobe Ilbrls mIitelit
e3ncr 9aHbe ermoroet bat.
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dnfdlag 0Graten.
Vsursinfde GsbOIatiDnGre beabii6-
tigtrn, Die snmms pom 100000
AMI BEN 3ampfer r3areiBiad@
an ranbeH.
aOmPIOtt in lester @iuuts sHtOsdt.
Rufu. s. QpriI.

OAtHg y. AptA.
I'm EN- 5aar mare es elmer gan0e
pom georginiihen 3eDoIutiondren ge.
liHgeH, einen iorsiattis Hber0ahteu
Flan olis5AfHbren, nm ii6 elmer gro
BEN GeIoilmme 81 bemdhtigeH. oie
ll9 an 8oro zines Gaupfers 6efan0,
Der aHf Dem aaspiiden W1eer SanoeI
treibt, uno oann nit ibrer geute mad,
Den Wiloniien 0es 4alfaius 81 file.
ben. Der 9aHpfer y3areUitih", Der
100000 in 8aargeIo an 8oro 6ot.S,
lag sur AusTabrt bereit I'M 0afen
bon arasn0Doosf, dis pIosih bic
Wfannl6oit cine 2eIbe5uHteriudun1
auer Yniiagiere borHohm. sic ent.
oedten unfer ibnen Die georginiIde
8nn0e uro Derbniteten jie. 0ieie
beltano ans 90 beiuaffnetea 2ellten,
DIE inter Der 5iibrerihnft bon benz
Seutnont Der 4eierpe WtajHfario5o
ltanoen. Gs mar ore 4biift Ser Ban,
De, aiif See Die @lannidoft 3u iIber.
tr%dltigen, iiA 0e5 Shdees 81 bemadp
tleen nnO onmit an Der MIR ipdrlih
befDobnteH f~nltfuiHden &iiite 5u Ian.
Den. Der n3areiUitiH~ fubr mad Ell.
iTer 8er5ogerung Don finn Stun-
ben nb.
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NuslauS
surpsbubout aatrraraauurn.

SoH0ca 4gr.I
Taiol8t eiaeS Suiamutftsgcs
NIT oSu Eaute'c -&efo- laat .rw1
a0di Ser tua'ae logpe0oeaetJgai6.
rgr .@laHpaiff arr osr 1o5t noe
Enmseagb Ge @eiaElug SIS lovpa
oobooteS ,uHfoe 3sfvisi Ngf &tro.
thug eHct eiuarieEercu @t1 oaesa
SfarFrr 8udanHa
Nenocr MR..
0au Sem @iar3ngArgie ocsNaH.
Selsrathee i.el SIC &aArsntgiuhg
u1hrenN sieies Mlonais agi S4o6 800
,as. BE sI2kisk< abss S5,0S90oo
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5H @iHdsH berridt srOfe aufrc.
snns Hber nHfssSedte Sdmnke-.
reieH in SOrtisen sdIGdtereieH.
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3ieSsrerrdsars 81 sessn NIT oer
Asg1t 81 eiHgu observation-disclosures
81 sasEse-
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3m0ff StunOen.

60 LANCE bIsibt Sas 3ppsIiH'ids
enftidiff ~ bsH eaftsH auf Der
5abrt bon cris6ridDs6ufsn mad
&aHgsn nHO snrid.
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3snbIsh ~amtsmaSe?

Qon0on. z. IprI.
Cine ct. @etersburser DegpIhe
an ben aDailp geIegrapb" meloa.
oaB Ger ruinide 4liHiiter Oes 4eu.
germ aDolSti ieine 9Vb0anfana Elm.
aereiht bat lnt0 Ftnn ae5 Raiiers
gntideioung erTDarfet. ssgDoisti
bate eeftern eiHe Eanaere unterre.
0ung nit Dem 9aiier. Der i6m eiu-..
urlanb BON orei @od)en bcr .utate.
Sn 8oitreiieu, iiigt 6ie 3speiAe biz,
81. betFadtct man Oiellrlaubs6eutai.
slnig ais Elm aiiien. Oos Oes Nini.
sad etmas abihmahen ion.
7rcisttn Shaler ertrnnfru.
aamenet. s. atpril.
BET Dem Dorie Drininn brad enc
iiber orm unqridrpoaenen
NorriiidflnB 5%nIammpn mo .f3
JdlnItnobrn turroee IN Die toipn.
BEN JlutbeR geibIea0eri unos ertran.
ten. /.
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Spanrn.
aHstmsia, pslitiiat amnrihe &C.
plant.
4edSfiA. 8 egrii.

Asaoria scrii.
GAS 0abiielt bat iah e~atidseoar
sen eeyisR etneu ec' eer.sa,vf pr.
4i4tscu aurt Den enc a~lsagmarf
po,tt36N A%irleltie s~utsimRasa W.eS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-11

glnnsrIisbs.

Boot artbur, Ont. z Mpril.
Gin gerDiNer @m WlcaitSp bcri6.
tet, onB eiue nocnlidl DON dbicr moh.
neir0e Su6ianerin Elm 5tiid nleiih
aus lbrem eiagIRu 2eib idHiit. am
ibren bnu8ernoeuAinOerH OamitNab
runa 81 Derihuifen.
Sie bgHutte bds SIeilh ais Sober
SIM GaHgen BON 5iiten. nu0 tina
geuug. nm Die aiitoCr uu6 Fitb airT
5u prbuItru. Bis SiIfe Fam.
giele Shbidner I'm n6rOlidieh Qann
oa beiinoen fidJ tn abnHder Qaee.
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MnRlsaS.
syaIidls @ad,ridlt.
e. Retersb urn. n 2Ipri

~ ttttE~vNtDf . NPt+t
lie IN ben Der. gtaaten uerbret
tete Rahriht oab nber 400 rufii.
ite 5iidsr bird Ods llmfdIleu eiHes
ripitgen .,Gisburg" in Der gtabe Uon
Riga, ouf tUeIder iie 8ufIubt pgiiabt
erirmten ieien mIro ais fnIid)
rrfldtt, etp groBe 4u5abI fiide.
a~ueroiHg5 aIti 6isihoaen IN BIZ
Gee biHuas mo ndren seinDeilig IL
groBer @pfobr. iUuroen ieo0b ollie
dRretfet