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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
HUSTONTOWN.

A few days of cold weather ac.
companied by an Easter snow
sets hard with the potatoes and
oats that are now IN the ground.
Miss Hester Witter, of Rob.
ertsdale, Is spending some time
at the home of Gideon Ritchey.
Miss Elsie Laidig. of Dublin
Mills, was In our town last week.
Ii. Z. Barton, one of our most
am bilious young men, left for the
Shippensburg State Normal
School last Monday. Pete, we
wish you abundance of success.
Miss Lydia Mumma spent a
few days very pleasantly among
friends and relatives at Laldig
last week.
Mr.. Nevin Laldlg, of Owl Cl eek
spent few hours at bis home In
this place last Saturday.
w. f. Laldig purchased a new
planer weighing 5000 lbs. and is
now ready to do the best of work.
Miss Mae Mamma and Miss
Sallie Fields were a couple over
land tourists to Laidig and back
last week.
DIR. A. X. Davis attended a
horse sale at Everett last Thurs
day, but came home without an
extra horse.
B. ii. Shaw and wife who have
been at Saxton for the past two
weeks returned home Sunday.
Misses Gertrude and Louella
LaidIg, of Hiram, called to see
their Uncle John Laidig Satur-
day afternoon.
Our new preacher, Rev. Harry
Meyer, preached very good SER
mon IN the M. X. Church last
Sunday evening.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
FIRE BURNS CAMP GROUNDS.
Many Cottages at Newton Hamilton De-
- str0yed by Flames.

Fire believed to have been start
ed by tramps destroyed nearly
all of the $50 wooden cottages on
the grounds of the Junlata Valley
Camp Meeting Association at
Newton Hamilton, Tuesday night
of last week. The hotel and a
few isolated buildings alone es-
capped the flames.
Because of a very high wind
nothing could be done to check
the fire and all efforts were de-
voted to saving the town.. Fiery
embers were blown there by the
wind and two or three. buildings
ignited, but there Was no serious
damage.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
CHARLIE ROSS MOTHER is INTER.
. ESTED IN EYSTER S STORY.
Has Sent a Man From Germantown to 10.
yestigate Case of McKees' Rocks
Brakeman.

Plttsburg, April 12.-Serlous
consideration is now being given
to the suspicion of William Grant
Eyster, of McKees Rocks, a
brakeman on the p. & l.. L that
he is Charlie Ross, who as a child
was kidna .Nped 30 years ago from
Germantown, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Christian X. Ross, of Ger
mantown, mother of Charlie Ross
has sent man to McKees Rocks
to confer with Eyster. The latter
SAYS that he was raised by fam-
lily named Eyster at Shamokln,
Pa, and that although he was
calling the heads of it father and
mother when his first doubts as
to his identity came to him, he at
no time could recall a feeling that
he was really a member of the
family. His suspicious IN con-
firmation of this were afterward d
supported by various incidents.
The description of Charlie Ross
as boy, he says, tallles with that
of himself in every detail. He
will make trip to Philadelphia
shortly to confer with mem bers
of the Ross family, who are now
aiding him in an effort to estab-
llsh his identity.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
A Shower.

Last Sunday morning being
Easter, Mr.. G. L. Bard was pre-.
pairing to go to church, when
there was shower-not of the
usual kind, but as if paper mill
had exploded, and upon lnvestiga
ton, it proved to be shower of
post cards from his numerous
friends. 1t then dawned upon
him that 1t was his 58th birthday
anniversary, and his friends had
taken this plan to surprise him.
When the shower was over and
all cleared away, it was found the
post cards numb bered just 118, of
as beautiful an assortment as one
might wish to see. Mr.. Bard
thinks post card shower more
complete surprise than birth
day dinner. While 1t is little
harder on the nerves, it Is not so
hard on the digestive organs. MIR.
Bard wishes to extend through
the News his most sincere thanks
to his many friends for the cards
and greetings. UNo.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
Many Animals Burned.

The large barn on the farm
owned by Jacob +. Sharretts, six
miles from Gettysburg, was de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday
morning, together with eight
horses, 81 head of cattle, II hogs.
1000 bushels OF corn, a lot of
wheat, and farming implements.
Loss, Is, 200 with insurance. The
family slept during the conhagra
tion and awoke at the usual time
to find the property In runs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15

While seated at the supper Ia.
BILE Monday evening with the fam
lily of M. Luther Kirk, of Huston
town, where she was Visiting,
Mrs. Margaret Lyon suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis, and
was unconscious from that time
until Wednesday morning, when
she seemed to be regalnlng con-
sciousness somewhat. Mrs. Ly-
on's many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
tiarrisonville NJ. E. Church NOtices-Sun.
day, April 18th.

udy, April lotn.
Sloan: Sunday school, $50,
a. M; preaching at 1870. Pray
er meeting Thursday evening at
7:30.
Ebenezer: Preaching at 2:30
p. m.
Asbury: Sunday school at 10
O'Clock, a. M; preaching at 7;30
p. m.
Come and hear the new preach
er, and get blessing by resolv-
ing to attend faithfully the wor-
ship of God during this Confer
ence year.
L. W. MCCARTNEY, Pastor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
McConneIlsburg Schools. Seventh Month.
PRIMARY.

Number enrolled, As; average
attendance, 81; per cent of at
tendance, IS; attended every day,
John Black, Ted Hamil, Carl
Houpt, Charles Lynch, Donald
Mace, Floyd Slpes, Chester Wood
al, Tom my Woodal, Marion Bend.
er, Mary Fisher, Maize Hamll,
Beulah Johnston, Erma Kennedy,
Nettie Mellott, Mary Plttman,
Anna Mary Sipes, Helen Steach,
Ethel Stevens, Martha Taylor
Nora Fisher, teacher.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15

voted to saving the town.. Fiery
embers were blown there by the
wind and two or three buildings
ignited, but there Was no serious
damage.
| want to add that the taxpayers
are not responsible for cent of
the 5000 put in the furniture of
the new room, nor for a cent of
the lighting outfit. Those Of us
who furnished the money for fur
nlture of room have this contract
with each other, that we hold the
seats as security for payment of
the above sum until 1t is paid by
entertainments, each one recelv.
ing his proportionate share of
proceeds from each entertain
ment. We easily raised the mon,
ey on the above condition, and the
persons furnishing it, as copied
verbatim from contract, are Mer-
rill w. Mace, 500; D. l.. Grisslng
er, 5000; Emery Thomas, 800;
DR.. j. w. Mosser, 500; G. w.
Reisner, $50, and S B. Woollet,
$50. believe that the persons
who thus put up the money were
confident that [ would make the
greatest effort possible to return
the money. The High School
had intended to give two enter
talnments this year, from which
| had expected to net about 81. so.
The plans of the first one have
been frustrated.
From two entertainments given
last year, the borough teachers
returned to the schoolboard $115.
This the board has used for put
ting the lights into the building.
The first thing necessary for
any entertainment Is a place to
hold it. The High School mad no
such place, they having been re-
fused the Court House. | put
into effect the above plan of fur
nishing the auditorium. For
putting which plan into effect, [
admit that 1 had expected praise.
The plan saves the taxpayers
more than $500. When l made
the above proposition to the
board, 1t was for the High School
either to raise money by enter
tainments to prepare a place to
hold such entertainments, or to
prepare the entertainments with
out a place to hold them.
Now a word with regard to
"Color Line" 1 asked these
three questions 10 the High
School on the same day that |
noticed the article IN the Demo
crat: First, how many of the
graduating class are willing to be
qualified that l never suggested
to any one of you, in any way,
any thing about having play on
account of the colored glrl in the
class? All members were will
ing to be qualified that | did not.
Second, has any one of you ever
suggested to me IN any way that
we should have a play instead OF
commencement exercises on ac-
count of the colored girl? All
members of the class were will
ing to be qualified that they
did not. Third-to the colored
girl-did / in any way, whatever,
ever attempt to take advantage
OF you! The answer was, "No
Sir" 1t seems to me that any
fairminded person can easily see
that gossip has established the
Color Line, and that the colored
girl is perfectly at home in her
school, and that necessity and
not color, has fixed the plan OF
our final entertainment, consist
of the Valedlctorian's address
and play.
People of McConnellsburg. yor
now have the facts governing the
case. Decide for yourselves
whether the plan deserves crit,-
clsm or not.
Respectfully,
HMEspv nu<>.sr
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
Baseball.

Knobsville played Woodburn
last Monday afternoon on the lat
ter's grounds. Score 6-3 In IA.
vor of Knobsville. The line up
WAS as follows
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
INTERMEDIATE.


Number enrolled, 80; Average
attendance, 33; Per cent. of at.
tendance, 90. Attended every
day during month; Eleanor
Sinnott, Minerva Pittmqn, Doro-
thy Hamil, Faith Reed, Raymond
Grisslnger, Guy Reed, Ross
HamlI, Harry Steach, Robert
mll.-Gertrude Hoke, teacher.
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Umpire, Wash Kelso.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
Der SOusrefabaeprSnrte Gaiuen Dpa
SIliHOis OOnHert ssgeu Gromwea
nHS @euOnen.
Die ma a affSrs
slHdl in SHOiana Miro nnter Sem
geOcal CptiOH"-Weiet elm GsantB
am's aHOerc ytrOdeR~.
6S SdlGnfwirtbe brutIOS.
gSaibinaton. 2e. Sonuor.

<SuigiHBlUlt 20. aNQNNur.
Ole Sauptereisniiie in senat
Daren beute 5iuei 3eOen, 9slnIten
bon Oen Senatoren Sell. Iaois BON
Artanlas mo 0mEminS BON SSo,ua.
Ser 9ritere iprah iiA 81 0iuIten
BON Veleeen Gus. 0ie Oem Setlnin.
ban0cl III 9o0eHpro0uften Elm gnoe
MAIDEN iollen, luabrenO Gumnins
iib gegen bic glunnbme Ser 4olt.
iparfaiienporldge in Ser nom SO.
mite einberidieten 6orm oilaiprah.
9ummins meinte. oie @el0er Sic in
ser gepIanten Yoitiparfaiie oepouirt
wiiroen, lollten in Staats- mO Ger.
rItoriaIbanfen anIelegt tperOea.
SIM glbaeorOneteiibaus belt 9Iai.
neD uon SSainois cine ldnqere Reoe.
IN ser er @iaiam gielion Gronnueu.
Sen 0iafIer I'M 9ananlatanalfalti,
Oen @rdiioenten S6al0ia BON 9Sana.
ma loDie glnOere. Die nit Scr Gana.
matandlangelegenheit III Gerbinouug
lteben, IN beftiger gGeiie fritiiirte.
llnDerbliimt erAob er Oie gnihul.
oigung. oaB gSiaiam gtelion 9ron.
pel, Hoger &. fSarnbanL Ghas. y.
Saif C8rnoer oes erlp1blteh @raii.
oentetD uno In0ere al Scr .perrnh-
teiten 8a6n. unO &analtranSaftion
betbeiligt" gesueien ieieH, nipeIde ie.
mails irgeno elmer 9iegierimg unter.
breitet pitr0e", un0 0aB .ihnM ge.
Itattet tpur0e. nidlt MIR 0ie Hepublif
Banana. ion0ern mittelbdr nudl 0as
Shatamt Der Ser. Staaten 5i beron.
ben llno er fiigt bin5u: .SSn ibren
8emiibur1en in Oieler &iuiiht babeH
Tie bis iest 0ie politdnoise @iihuir-
fnng un0 oen tl)1tiaeH 9eiitano ser
ietiqen glominiltraiion ODER ees nadt
iteH %riiioenten Der Ser. Stnaten
gebabt!"
guh griif Der 9feouer sen Erdii.
oenten BON GanauIa. TOn Sole %.
mingo oe Sbaloia, beitig an nn0
iagte, fein dnoerer ipaniid,amerita.
niiHer Staatsmann Der ietigen @e.
ueration pertrete in ioldem MlaBe
9laes. mns in Der ipaniih-amerita.
niihen &oIitff forriipt lei.
Steoens non Niinneiota nno Slit
Itermann BON @isconiiH fiIblten lid
beranlaBt. qegen NaineD's 8ehanp.
tiingen &roteite eiugiegen im0 Die
anaeiduloigten III Shug 5u neb-
men.
9Ils 6as Sans iih berta1te, itouO
nod Die 9oitOienit !@epiaigungsOor.
Inae sur 1ebattc.
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Sine @onOsrnsnrsbotidlaft.
c,nrvonlento HnI 2G oXou

SlutsuHttNtOs Nut1 ~. aSlH.
Ger BouDerncnr @iaett ianote
heute cine Son0erbotidIait an Die bel.
ben SGuier Der Segislatur, III Der n
iie Darnt, irqerro wahe gegen oie
syaponer geridteten BorlageH aH3u.
uehmen, uuo entpfiebIt, Dab Die &c.
qislatir geltiigen0 @el0 bGuiQiae,
nm cine 31bluug Der i'm Staat-
iets5oen eSapaner DoFdneBmen.
Raf6em Dies seiteben lei, wiiie
man eber. MORAN man iei uno foure
oanH INNER nod Die fir ongebra6t
gebalienen Shritte trefien.
9ie 8erleinug Der gotidaft mur6e
bon ben gegislaturnit9IieOeIa nil
Sdgpeigen angebort.
Der @ouoerneur erbielt iD1hrenO
oes cages cine Gepeid,e bonn 4rdii.
oeuien Rooieoelt, ole anfiinOigt, 0aB
fir ben @ouDerneur Elm griei BON
Brdiioenten nnieuDeas iei. Nabr-
ideinlib be5ie5t er iia ani bic iapa.
itlWe braae.
g8ns bic gegisIntnr tbnH miro. III
cine 5rage. Gs iiH0 8IUei ser antl.
lapaniifen 0orlagen fir moraen aui
bic Iagesor0nnng geieet 0ie Sc.
gislatur iit n 5foei Eager aetbsii
Sic cine partei III Tiir Raiiirhug osr
anii.japaHiidleu Bills, Sic an0ere BE-
iiinporse. WlaBianul aH1eiibts 6sa
einiyr. hs 0es grdiioenien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
Rod ME cine SsitnHs ssIsisH.
g'ai6OiIIe, 9enu.. &c. San.

-" tNtttNf tAltAsf - NNttAl-
gSabreno ser belttigen SieuRg
pnrOe Der 9leit OeS jpeuen GIeidgpo.
reHenaiti9ebot eridopit. obne OaB
EN- Weiterer 8eidpporener gauonnen
pur0e. uHO o0S @eritt oertaste iid
bis lladitcn 6reitoa ipann ipieOer
500 @eidpuorenenamparter porgela.
oen iino.
Ser Staatsouualt fiin0iate nab.
reno Scr 'Sieing oil, OaB er Oie gin-
lerntug 0es @eidaporenen S. \. Sad.
ion forOeru iperOe, 00 ibm mitgetbeilt
muroe, sSddion lei Elm @ruohnbcitS.
idnier umO alh in aHOerer 9ejiebnng
Hid)t fdbig, ais Seidhporener 81 inn.
giren.
SSadiou ser 81 Sabre alt lit, 1T
pon geruf ein 0'robifnlicO uno
mobnt aiti Dem 2on0e. MGbreno lei.
ner Eriiilulg erregte err slufieben, aIs
CT erfl0rte, oaB er felt % eSabren
feline 3eihna mebr geIeien babe.
llngeidbr gleiheu RaIibers it Ser
6armer 9. @. SpOe, as Sabre olt.
DER ertldrie, er babe iiberbatpt nod,
ME cine 3eitung geIeien nn0 babe iidl
.iber 0eu San feline Wieiutng gebiI.
bet. y
Gr imrOe BON beiOen Soften ais
@eldaporener angenOmnten. trueoem
er erflarte, er iei gegeR oie Eo0as.
itrafe.
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5inbsn anfIans
@ai5inatOn, p. San.

-~~N rttFst~-+tf fAfrf---
sSlotteniefret1r geerDberrp mahte
jeinen 9Slau betreifs gIeltorsauilirung
Oes Slotteu0epartements befnnnt
3ieier fanO neulid oie einitimnlige
8iatslng oui elmer aonieref5 BON in
sslottenangelegeHbeiten eriabrenen
decentralization, Oie auf Slnpeiiua5
0es @r6iiOenten &oolepelt einberliien
mar. Ole ipihtigiten NiaBregelii,
oie gepIaa. iin0, iin0 Die Abidlafiung
oes 9ureouipitenis m ben 6lotteus
5aubofen. Inn lmn0tbige glrbeiten SIT
oerneiOen uno 0infadlere >@eripal-
titngsmetbooen sur @eItrng 5u brin-
gen, 0ie @riueiteritng ser allgerneInen
6lottenbeb0r0e unO Die gteuorgaui-
iirung Der Sdjifisbau6eb0rOe, Inn ein
0anDinbanOarbeiten bel oen glul-
3aben Oes Observation-Disclosures 5u
ior0ern uno cine ollgemeine &ertre-
ting bel Oieien pihtigen 9eborOen
81 er5ielen.
Gie 9fitglieOer Der SEottenbeborOc
ioaten tdgIib fo1rferiren iiber aae
9lil8elegenbeiten, oie fir 0ie sSlotte
unO thre MurnlidJnft BON gr0Berem
Sntereile iin0. Die ShiffSbaubeborOe
ioll 10 reorganiiirt iperOen. 0aB iie
aus iieben 9inienoffi5ieren nno einen
Stobsoffi5ier mo benz eriten Sd)iffs-
bauneiiter beitebt. Gs iog oie Yldne,
0en Sau un0 Oie 4eparaturen ouer
Sdliiie unter iih haben iulo ferner
cine iuirfiame, gleidgeIteIlte 9eb0rOe
fiir Die gIniertigutg BON Ntnterial fiir
0en giarine0ienit iein.
Die glufbebuag oes Bureaus fir
Gantpfmaibinerien ln09auboie unO
Gods lit in glusiid)t genounneu, lnO
lore 9iliften iOllen oam1blif bon
anoeren Bureaus erleOigt lDer0en.
Gas Bureau fiir 0anrpfmaid1ine.
rien iou cine glbtbeilurg oes gtaoi.
gations Bureaus biIoen un0 Iou
Hidlts mebr nit Der 9lniertigluug Oes
materials 81 tbun baiben.
lin Die Eiidtigfeit Ser Mnrine-
artillerie uno Der DonEpf. un0 @lef.
tri5ltdts' Sngenieure 5u erb0ben. ioa
nadl gleinnng 0es SIottenzSefretdrs
einer geuiiieu gIiBabl Sff5iere @ele-
gerbeit eeJeben iperoen, iib in beion.
0eren 5dhern aueiter dus5itbil0en.
Gin EbeiI oieier GI1ne lit idon ieit
SSimi aussefiibrt, oJne 0oB Oie Sri
tit ii6 0agegen erboben bat.
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Sin GuSs NIT Sdlrcden.
Nhila0elphin. lln.. 2G- IA


Nla5ie aenuep, cine gurlesf.
Sd)auipieleriu pon 20 Sabren,
muroe bon elnem mnbefannten Man.
ne eridOnen, eporaui er lih ielbit
cine RligeI IN Den 4opi jaqte im0
filr3 oaraui itarb. Die ShieBerci
ereignete iih in einen 9ogirbous,
pobiH iid Oas 4aar beeeben 6atie
nahoem es eiupr &beateporlteIluue
bei3epobnt bate.
Ger NsaHn bate Der Sdydiipiele-
rim. Ole perbeiratbet mar, ieit etpa
einem 0tonat glnfmerfianfeiten er.
auieien ln0 beoeutenoe GjeIOinmmen
fir iie geopiert. sSn Dem lleberrod.
oen Der Wlamn trug, beiinoet Iih Oie
Sirmamurfe Simon Gong & Con.
8iIfesbarre. Sn elmer Der Toihen
eingenGbt. fon0 man cine Gillette
nit Dem Ramen sS. gR. Semmer.
ling" @cIo ionO iidD ieOOh feius bel
Dem SoOten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
SIC eenaturgluahI in g8isegniin.
WlaOiion, Mis., "a. osdnnat

FINfFf - - - 01ettf$f~t~r
3ie BON nerihie0enen Seiten All.
beriihtlih erapdrfsie gnu1bluna ste.
pDenion's gum gun6esienator in ser
eeTneiHfaitlihen Sisune Der bei0en
Smier Der SegisIotlir fanO nitt
itatt, bod crhieIt Stepbenion 6j
Stiuunei. nur SUei ipenbger, als sar
grtudbIung nofbrpc~oig iino. Die
0enofraten gaben iGre Stinmen fiir
Real grotUn ob. 20 an ser s3a5l. Die
iibrigen Stinunen pertbeilten iih auf
oen Gouoernelrr OaoiOion, Sen Son.
sreBab9eoroneten Cooper. Gid uno
9ln0ere.
Gie Stepbeltion 2atte erronaen
i'm Sauie eiren Siea. inoem e. ibnen
ae.ans. Die gIoine.Reios..ion absu.
tbun. Gie Geiolution batte cine I'm.
terlud,ung Der 9eihulOigiulgen ge.
foroert. OaB StepbeHion iid bei ser
Brimdrpabl 9eIo 81 lnllauteren
3Deden be0ieirt babe.
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gaansna sntaIsih.
Gaepenne. Wp0.. 20. sSan.

Gbepenne, Mgo, 26. san.
einer bier eingetroiienen Depeihe
sifolge lit Der Oregon eIpreB5ng Der
Union gacifie.gabn iafolge elmer az
brodeHen 5dGeHe 100 0eilen meit.
lid Don bier eu.sleiit un0 Iiegen fiiHi
9aaen in einen @rn6en. Gs Daroe
eine 0erion getoe;et uno etDa 20
Derlest. Bon bier lit Elm Stills.
sag nit aerjten nod Der llngliids-
iiede abgeiabven.
8eto0tet lDur6e Srdnlein emma
glinaenpubl Don Icnburn, ssoiDo
Die itrperer gerIesten iino: 5rau
cIiDe Glingenpit5l. 1aE6urD, Soma
Srdulein 8oia GliHgenpuI; gDereit
trie0lep. Riiins GitD. gle0.: u. z.
Smita. Nfc9lleiier, ErLn.; Trau 6.
81. Sidor. 8rlno Rapios. 1is.. 6.
6. Barber, SsnHcti~I GiiD, aons. (;
sobn QfeFfer. gltron, Colo; y. Z.
g2gQ. ,ynoianapolis; Celia Region,
E~~1aA
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7as observation-disclosures beialieft, Bic
@illrtt'iae sieSs ans Dem @rOtu.
tDl ju itreidlen.
eingrOteh
Ser Senator @ilIiam sllSen SmItg
BGlt cine yieOe asgen ocR gepIan-
ten &aTrriueg-Sertras.
Sin inOiSfretsr inpaniidjsr 6OnimI.
sgoifliaaton. y. sSanltar.

SNutDlN9iuH, -. NSAllltuls
Ser 6euat erleOigte MIR cine glH-
lobl min0eruihtige Beihaite, sporauf
Pr iih III GrefutiuiiHins begab. ole
nabgu uier StiulOen 0alerte, unO IN
Der Der fana0iihe gSaiienpeg Sertrag
er0rtert ipur0e. Ser Senator gS4-
liam gll0en Snlitb bieIt eine ldugre
&e0e. in Ser er Oaralti 9iuDies, Dab
ber &ertrag nid)t eber ratiiI3irt per'
BEN ioate, bis Oie Sntereiien auna.
0d's uu0 ser Ser. StaateR in 0e1
@aiierfr1iten Oes ct. W}arp's 9iiDer
ieitgeitellt iino. @r bcbaiGptete. 0aB
IS @ro5ent 0ieier enormen gSaiier-
FRAT oen Ser. Staateu geh6re. uuo
Is iolte 0ies in 0em &ertrlg 10 be-
ItiRnlt iperoen, wiorigenialls ct nit
SaIler gfadt ge9en Die fatiilfatiOn
''sss gertrags 0rbeiten mcr0e.
8 Tie Senotoren So09e un0 &arter
bertbeioigten Die glrt uu0 gSeiie ser
gIbfaiiitng Oes @ertrags ludbrenO bic
Genatoren Iellar nou GoloraOo un0
Scpburii BON S0abo liU Ser gluiibt
Smitb's anihloiisn.
sSn Sans itan0 0ie &oItOigajt5e,
DilliglmgSUoria9e aui Ser Suaesoro-
nirng. IS mHr0cn nle1rere ninOer-
!pihtige 9lmenoensnts augenoniuIeii.
&as @aus nadNl i,abe3U elaitinl.
mig ben Geridlt 0es 5Quoerauslcbui- l.
les iIber oie isaiationeae 9lngriffs-
re0e &illetts oui 0eA &raiioentcu
Rooleoeit an. 2n 9eridlt enpiieblt,
baB Die 9ieee aus oeH Erototea ee-
frihen mer0g.
Ser 9l68e. Mann uon SSliaois
reihte ais Gorliser Oes beirefieI,0cu
Ausihulies ben @erit6l ein, Der ISL
let's 9lusLaiiunaen id3ari riigt. Rcd
Der gerleiuna 0es 8esnllts erbot 1idl
perr Pam irgeu0 eiiieiH AbseorO-
neten, pelder oie 9taaele8enbeit gu
beiprehen miinife. 3eit OQiiir absu-
ireten. "a lid a6ey RiemanO mel.
oete. 10 muroc obgeitmnit, uno sic
gupfebhlng, Sic g2iueiPihe steOe
aus oem 4rototoa 5A iireiben, anees
nommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
SIN Mieienlnrrf-
9taD g)orf. 27.

9tblO SuIl, ~. san.
Gie gIeidBeitige Gnt5iinOung BON
5lDolf 9DnantitIGoungeu in Dem IN.
ter oem gtortb 9fiDer i'm Ban 5egrii-
ienen 2uHnel entfernte 0ie Ieete @e.
lteinibidlt. 0ie Die BON beboeH llfern
aus genlaGten 9ogrl0her nod BON
einanOer trennte. 60 genau mareH
Sic 9obriHgen porgenommen NOR.
Oen, Dab iie Sib in Der @fitte 0es
5luiies bis auf eiHen gruhtbei[ eli.
mes 3nlles traien. Der 8nnnel 1T
ettpa 5000 TuB lang uno belteht
ganaIih ans itdbIernen 9fingen i'm
8urhnleiier pon ettpds iiber 10 SUB.
Die gr0ffnung ser gabn, oie BUR b
0en Suiinel fiihren miro. lit aui Ser
tonlmen0en 1. sSIni angeiett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
Goat ami ben gsOuardJsu.
@aEhinaton. d. sSnnuar.

klNNfNrrNfNf
NnloBIih Oes 0eutihen 4aiipr's
8ebnrtstog CAB Der neue oeuume
Sorlhafter Oabicr, @rdi BON Bern.
tori, ieiu erites Offi5ieles Einer. SSn.
Iolge Der Sbarahe. OaB Oas BOT.
ihoitsgeb0uoe Reparaturen unter5o-
gen miro, faHO Oie sSeier i'm STORE
bam-0otel itatt, 100 aud Der 9otjbaf.
ter tempordr @obnnng Jeuommen
bat.
Gen Soait oui ben aaiier gSilbeIm
bratte Der 9otihafter ans, Ser sic
Soiintng ansipradt. ser &aiier moge
nod reht uiele @eburtstaae erIeben,
bel 0eren 6eier ieine llntertbann in
ben Ruf uSoh ser 4aiier~ eiultimmen
neroen. gIuBer Dem 9otldaiter, Del
len Satin itno Sohter iporen nod
fulgenOe Serrituiten amueienO: @raf
@eOel, eriter Observation-Disclosures. mo
Satin; 0err 9ieNnann. fSiotten-
gIttohe; 0eaior b. 9iuonius, NtiIitdr.
Attahe, un0 Satin; Baron b. &ihr.
bofen Baron SaroeHbrod. Or. BON
YritnDis, Serr BON Shurm, 3on-
greBabgeoroneter 8artholOt un0 Sat
tin, 8rofeiior Saenea, 0r. g)ung
unO Satin; Rep. @uld 81. Mlen5cl,
EoItor Der lutberiihen @oucorOia-
Stride bon bier. umO Satin; Grof.
BON SdNueroiner, Or. 6ran3, Serr
ShrO0e, @err 0ittrnar, @rir5eliin
5u SIenHirg, Serr Spalab0fO unO
Satin, ionic @err BON Sofimann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-31
dsitaenummen mnS freiasIaHen.
Wpn Jlorf 0G Som


9atrif 3. aieron, g8e.9raiiOent
Der sSi0elitn 5unOing Gompang, Die
nd in oen Sanoen BON WalIeDerpal-
tern beiinoet, ipnroe heiite in ieiner
bieiigen 8obnna imter Der auflage
Derbaitet Elm Suiti3iIiihtIins 5u iein,
Der IL 8ittsburg, Ba., iinter Der gln.
tlage itebe. iih oes @roBoiebitnbIs
ihmloig gemoht 3u baben.
Qieran fUar MIR Elm paar Stun.
BEN in Sait. ais bonn gittsburger
Qoli5eifef bic giahriht eintrai. oaB
ssieran in iener Staot aleroings IN.
ter 9lnflage Itebe uno perbnitet pur.
DC. uber qegen GteIluug oon @iirg.
id,aft auf ireieH Sub aeiteat NOR.
ben iei. Inter oieieu llmitdnOen Bile.
BEN nidts iibris ais aieran ireIsu.
luiIen.