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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
TO ASCERTAIN SENTIMENT
ON GOOD ROADS PROPOSAL
Associated Chambers of Commerce to
Divide Orange County Into
Districts for Canvass

SANTA ANA, Sept. 3.-At a meet
ing of the associated chambers of COM
merce of Orange county held here last
night, it was decided to divide the
county into three districts for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the sentiment of
the taxpayers on the good roads pro-
position, and from each of these dis
tricts 1t is proposed to select a member
to make up the commission of three
as REQUIRED by law to handle the funds
in case the bond election expected to
be called by the supervisors results
favorably.
At last nights meeting it was made
plain the choice of the commissioners
shall be left with the people and not
with the supervisors, otherwise the
petitions praying that an election be
called will not be signed. Petitions
will be started at once and will be
returned in time to be presented to
the supervisors September %, the date
Of a regular meeting Of that body.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
MONROVIA
IO7 Il. Olive avenue.
PSones;
office. Green 15s. residence, Black zee
M0NR0VIA SCHOOL BOARD
PREPARES FOR FALL TERI
Everything Possible Done to Provid
Accommodation for Large
Glasses Expected

MONROVIA, Sept. 3.-Anticipating
the large number of pupils who will
doubtless apply for admission to both
the high and grammar schools of Mon
rovia, the board of education has done
everything within it's power to in
crease the accommodations of the pub
lie schools. There will be a teacher for
every grade of the two grammar
schools and several new members have
been added to last years faculty. Prof
e. e. Knepper said yesterday in speak
ing of the school prospects for the COM
ing year: Il believe we shall have a
much larger attendance than ever be-
fore and shall enjoy most successful
year."
Prominent among the new members
of the faculty at the high school who
will assume their positions with the
opening of the fall term, September 13,
are Prof. julius Behnke, formerly of
Occidental college, who will teach
French and Spanish in the absence of
Mrs Alice p. Schneider, and Miss Ida
Solomon, who will succeed Miss JUS
tine Hilliard, the latter having ac-
cepted a position with the art depart
ment of the Milton Bradley company
Of Los Angeles. Miss Solomon will
have charge of the music and drawing.
Miss Bessie Hoag will also be added to
the high school faculty and will have
charge of the history and German
classes.
The increased attendance at the
Charlotte avene school has necessitated
the addition of another teacher in the
person of Miss Pearl Eason. At the
Orange avenue building Miss Maud L.
Miller has been elected to teach the
seventh grade, Miss Gertrude Graham,
who formerly held this position, being
advanced to the instruction of the
eighth grade pupils, while Miss L. Nc
Kellar, who formerly had charge of
this department, has accepted the po-
sition of principal of the Downey
grammar school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
CIGAR DEALERS CHEATED
BY CLEVER DICE SHAKERS

PASADENA, Sept. 3-His suspicious
aroused because one of them shook
fifty-three in the cigar stand dice
game of "26,' a cigar dealer in Pasa-
dena caused the arrest of two Los An
geles men this afternoon.
Detective Sergeant Joseph Schultz
found the two in an alley, where they
seemed to have taken refuge after be-
coming frightened. They are now
being held pending an investigation Of
their records.
When the arrest was learned of near
ly every cigar dealer in the city has
tened to the police station and assisted
in the sweating administered to the
men by Acting Chief of Police J. E.
Pierce. 1t developed the men had won
more than S25 during the day from the
city cigar stands by their skill in shak-
ing dice.
Their game is said to have been
palming, or Identifying the dice by
shaking them against the palms of
their hands. There is no ordinance
against this, but the police imagine
the men may have a more serious rec
ord elsewhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
WILL PAY NO MORE
FOR WATER PLANTS
CITY OFFICIALS REFUSE TO
INCREASE OFFERS
Mayor and Municipal Committee De-
eide Prices Named Last Year Are
Fair and Decline to
Raise Them
Especial to The Herald.l

PASADENA, Sept. 3.-That the city
will pay no more for the water plants
now than it proposed to pay last year
was decided by the city municipal
water committee, meeting with Mayor
Farley this afternoon to organize for
business.
The committee is composed entirely Of
citv officials. 1t authorized the mayor
to arrange meetings with the various
water companies, at which the question
of price and terms will be gone INTO
These meetings viii be held at the
earliest possible date.
aside from paying for the better
ments we do not propose or have any
idea of paying more than the price
offered last year" said one member,
land we have no idea the companies
will ask more. Of course we do not
dream of getting the plants for less.
We confidently expect the stockholders
again will be willing to offer their
plants to the city at the price which
was named last fall"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
LONG BEACH NOTES

LONG BEACH, Sept. 3.-After open
ing bids this morning on $500 barrels
of crude oil, the board of public works
gave to D. C. Howard, the lowest bid q.
der, an order for 800 barrels More
will be ordered later, if it is satisfac-
tory.
A letter from Charles Winhurst
recently arrested here on a forgery
charge, was received by Sergeant Of
Police Kutz, today, Winhurst writing
gratefully Of the kind treatment he re-
ceiVed here.
A warrant charging John White with
disturbing the peace was issued this
morning at the instance Of Park Super
intendent Long, who said White chided
him for ordering his children out of the
park
Property owners along American ave-
nue. are signing up deeds necessary for
the proposed widening of that thor
orughfare, five feet along the west side,
in the north part of town.
3. H. Paul. who owns considerabl
land in the inner harbor tract, is con-
templating planting twenty acres of 1t
in eucalyptus.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
MARRIED MAN CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS oFFENsE

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. g.
Charged with a serious offense, Clar-
ence Clews, a young married man of
this city, was yesterday placed behind
the bars in the county Jail, while the
other party in the complaint, a 15-year-
old girl, is held at the detention home,
awaiting the developments of the case.
Clews was first arrested for disturbing
the peace at the detention home in try
ing to get into communication with the
girl, and there is also a possibility that
he will be held to answer on still
more serious charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
BOAT OF RESCUE PARTY IS
CAPSlZED IN CRESCENT BAY
Two Men Meet with Exciting Expert
ence in Effort to Save Founder
ing Fish man

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 3.-Gus Mar
chise, Hammond Klauchner and 7.
Hanomoto, the latter a Japanese,
passed an exciting half hour in the
breakers off Bristol pier this afternoon
when the two latter went to the rescue
of the former, whose boat had over
turned in the heavy swell and who
were precipitated into the water by the
capsizlng of their own craft.
Marchise, who Is a waiter at the pier
resort, had been fishing out at sea and
on attempting to make a landing, his
craft turned turtle, leaving him cling
ing to the bottom, shouting Justify for
aid. Klaucher and Hanomoto quickly
launched a boat and went to his rescue,
when their boat was overturned and
the Japanese severely injured by a
blow on the head from the derelict.
Two more employees of the pier COM
pany came to the rescue of the trio,
and succeeded in landing all in safety.
The injured man was taken to the
Santa Monica Bay hospital for treat
ment
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
MOTHER ALARMED BY
ABSENCE OF HER SON

PASADENA, Sept 3.-Her son miss
ing for two weeks, Mrs. Edward
Schell of Calaveras street Altadena. is
nearly i'll from worry. She has ap
pealed to The Herald to help find him.
Chauncey Schell, 20 years old left two
weeks ago and declared he was going
to play baseball with the Los Angeles
Coast league team. He did not do
this, but went to Ell Paso, beating his
way on a freight train.
Last Sunday he came back and vis-
tied neighbors in Altadena, but re-
fused to go home. He said he was
going back to El Paso. Since then he
has not been seen.
Schell is 5 feet inches tall, weighs
140 pounds and when last seen was
wearing a blue serge suit, straw hat
and tan shoes. His parents in Alta
dena are anxious to hear some word of
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
SANTA MONICA
Cor. Oregon ave. and Third street
Home phone ll7s.
WARSHIPS TO TAKE PART IN
ADMISSION DAY CEREMONIES
Cruisers St. Louis and Albany and
Torpedo Boat FlotilIa to
Participate

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 3,-Accord-
ing to advices received from Senator
Flint by Mayor r. H. Dudley, the
cruisers st. Louis and Albany, to-
gether with a torpedo boat flotilla, will
be present at the dedicatory exercises
in connection with the opening Ad-
mission day of the new municipal pier
at Colorado avenue.
The line of march in the morning
will include a detail from the vessels
and the officers will have place on
the program. The Yorktown and six
more torpedo boats had been expect
ed, but the navy department decided
at the last minute to keep them in
Puget Sound at target practice.
Representatives of nearly every COM
mercial and municipal body in South
ern California will be present at the
exercises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
EpiscopaIians Organize

UPLAND, Sept. 3.-The new organ
ization which is known as the st.
Marks parish of the Protestant Epis-
copal church is being completed, and
there are already a large number of
members. At the present time there is
no regularly appointed rector, and At
torney C. p Huey is acting as lay
leader. A service was held Sunday in
the Women's club room, and similar
service will be held next Sunday. The
organization is said to be drawing
heavily from the membership of the
Christ church, high Episcopal, of On
tario. Rev. Richard Gushee, rector of
the latter, is at present away on a va
cation, and interesting developments
are promised when he returns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
AUTOMOBILE FIRE ENGINE
MAY BE RENTED BY CITY
Residents of Monrovia Are Anxious to
Secure Better Protection Against
Possible ConfIaeration

MONROVIA,, Sept. Sowing to the
fact that the citizens of the city of
Monrovia recently voted down bonds
to the amount of several thousands
of dollars for the purpose of buying
fire-engine and equipping an engine
house, it has been suggested by City
Trustee ]. M. Baldwin that the city
rent an automobile fire engine. Several
disastrous fires have recently occurred
and in few instances has the hose with
which the local department is equipped
proved effective.
Kemp and Culbertson, a local firm
of automobile dealers, have volunteered
to buy and rent a machine at a nominal
cost to the city. Many, however, feel
that when a city of 5000 persons is
forced to the necessity of renting
fire engine which could be purchased
for less than $1,000 it was time some
thing happened. That something may
happen in the shape of confagration
which will wipe out half the city, is
the belief of many. Certain it is that
a rented fire engine is better than none.
Baldwin's plan will probably he pre-
sented to the trustees at their meeting
Monday evening.
Lose good-pay tenant. or boarder? Let
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
Entertain Students and Teachers

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 9.-Dr. and
Mrs. e. r. Shrader and Mr.. and MIS-
e Weston Clark of North Sycamore
avenue entertained the faculty and
students of the Los Angeles business
college at their home this evening; The
guests were entertained on the lawn,
which was brilliantly Illuminated by
electric lights. The home was deco
rated with golden rod, the national
flower. Music by harp and violin was
Furnished during the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
Juror Falls from Tree

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 3-After an all
day session in Justice Halls court yes
terday, a jury was secured at a late
hour to try Frank II. Hardill of Hemet
on a charge of selling liquor contrary
to ordinance. When the court assem-
bled this morning it was found one of
the jurymen had fallen out of a peach
tree and incapacitated himself for
service. The eleven jurors were ac-
cordingly discharged and another
venire Of thirty-five men ordered, the
case being set for. Sept. II.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
SW0RDFISH RUNS SWORD
THROUGH SIDE OF CRAFT
Occupants of Boat Drive Piercer Back,
Plug Up Hole and Capture
Monster

LONG BEACH, Sept 3.-That
large swordfish attacked a boat in
which Edward Ebrite and Charles Nc
Pherson We're returning from Alamitos
bay, last night and rammed its sword
through one side of the boat, was re-
ported on the pier today. 1t was said
the men plugged up the hole after
driving the sword back out with a
piece of iron, and afterward captured
the fish, which was a monster.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
DENIES SHE RECEIVED
CABLEGRAM FROM COOK
Mrs. j. F. Martz Says She Never
Heard of Explorer Until
Thursday

REDLANDs, Sept 3.-Mrs. F. J.
Martz, reported to have received at
San Jose Wednesday a cabegram from
Explorer Cook telling Of his discovery
of the north pole, returned home this
evening. She says her name must
have been connected with the matter
by mistake; that she received no cable
gram and never heard of DR.. Cook un-
til the report of his discovery of the
pole In the newspapers, She says that
she did not telephone to Father Glea-
son, head of Santa Clara college, at
San Jose, at all.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
LIFE is CRUSHED OUT BY
FALL OF ROCK AT QUARRY
Blast Loosens Boulder Weighing Five
Hundred Pounds, Killing
Jesus Enriques

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. "A large rock
weighing 500 pounds which had been
loosened by a blast fell among dozen
workmen at the Los Angeles stone
company's quarry in Brush canyon this
afternoon and struck Jesus EnIlques'
aor9nIeteIv crushing his body Every
one else escaped without injury.
The body was taken to the undertake
ing rooms of Gates & Crane, where an
inquest win be held.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
Contractor Cuts OFF Finger

LONG BEACH, Sept. g. Holding
tightly in its accustomed place the end
of his right forefnger, after he had
sawed it off accidentally and it had
fallen to the floor of his workshop,
z. D. Carey, a builder and contractor,
attendance. The physician has hopes
the finger end will grow on properly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
One Prisoner In County jail

SANTA ANA, Sept. 3.-For the first
time in years the county Jail is prac-
tically deserted, there being at present
only one prisoner confined there,
George Byrnes, a drug user who was
sent here from Fullerton to serve a
ninety days sentence for larceny. There
has not been a hobo imprisoned here
for nearly two months.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
To Return w. ]. TormaY

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 3.-To
return w. J. Tormay, charged with
deserting his wife and family in
Needles several weeks ago, Deputy
Sheriff George Newins left today for
Bakersfield, where Tormay is held.
Tormay was formerly in the employ
of the Santa Fe at Needles and after
deserting his family took employment
from the Southern Pacific at Bakers
field, it is alleged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
To Build of Concrete

LONG BEACH, Sept. 3.-Dr. B. w.
Schurer has offered for sale his frame
buildings on Second street, just west
of the Oakland pharmacy, and says
he will put up two concrete buildings
there, each 50x1O feet in size and two
stories high, with foundations so con-
structed that several more stories may
be added later.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04
Late News from the Neighborh1g TOWNS and Cities
PASADENA

Circulation Dept Home 26s5. Sunset HAc.
Correspondent 1A5 s. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So Night-Home 265s
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-04

Lose a good-pay tenant. or boarder? Let
A want ad help you to take 1t like philoso-
pher.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
@as 1T @bisfep?
MaibInaI0n. Z. SnnI.

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reqierung, 8lopS M. goluers, bat
Dem Brdiioeutn Gait iein @utadten
in Der 6rage: .8as 1T @bisfep"2
%nnter6reitet. Ger Collector" meint,
bob ser geietlid]e Stanopnnft iid
nit Sem Stanopunft oes Bublifums
IN oieier Sade Oefen mHiie, uno ons
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babe, nod Iange nidt ais @bisfep.
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1eti1dt ans @etrei0e. oos ieinen
Beifmdd uqb ieine Sorbe obne ire
geno pelde 3itbat erbalien bat. III.
fobol, Der 0nrh geiiiilung BON Ga.
den in 5arbe uno @eihmod ME
@hisfen ausiebe un0 ihmede, iei
nod Quiidt beg Hublifums fem
@6istep. uno Der geieblide StnHos
pnnft lei 0erielbe. Tdgegen nerliert
BbisteD ieine eigenibait ais ioIheI
uidt 0rlrh geiiiigung zines barmIo'
fen Iarbenittels ODER eines WfitteIs,
Inn ibu cine beitimmte ,glume" 30
geben, es lei bern. oaB foIfe Waitte
6os @etrdnf 5n iebr ber0lnnen ooei
ieine Gbaroftereieenidaft oerdnoerR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Gin Dergleid5.
Cine ansabI SntfabrifautcH rinisen
iid nit ibren itrsifsHOsn Ar6eitern
aHf bic SeOinsunsrn esr gs-
triebsaufnabme.
gOrIdafis Die nCffsne @%erffdtte4.
9anburn. Conn. 8. slnti.

Gonburp. Conn.,, 8. sunni.
Der Streif. 0urh SEN % Sutfobri.
ten in biefiser StaOt. iouie in Bethel
un0 Rem SiIfor0 mdbrenO Der lesten
fiinf Mondte gum StIaitanO ge3fuun.
gen sparell, lit tbatl0djlih su einem
gnOe gefonmen. gs miro gemelOet.
OaB es 5utidleH ungeidbr Is Sabri.
fen uno 0en notionolen 8ermal.
lungs. uno b~eratbenoeu geb0rOen ser
nllnite0 3atmafers~ all elmer giui.
gung gefommen lit, pie Der Streif
bei5nIegen 1T. Ole ltnternebmer, Sic
Dem Abfommen beigetreten iiHO. rper.
Sen inter Dem Spitem Der %ofieueu
@erflt1tte lire SbGtigieit iogleih
tuie0er a%nfnehmen. 'Sehs 6abrifen,
Sic BEN @bfommen uiht beigepfIih.
tet baben. iiuo ais offene 8erfitdtten
uie0er eroifnet poroen mo iolen
einige menige Arbeiter beidlditigeu.
Die 9e0ingung, inter oenen ser
Streif beigelest fpurSe. entbdlt elm
llebereiufommen. Dab oie 6abrifan.
ten aus Der sglational 4iiociation Of
sat Wanufacturers" o~astreten iol.
len, iDas noh elmer 90taqigen Riin.
oieumg eeihehen fann. @egenwdrtig
iteben Die Mtitglieoer oieicr @ereini.
guna inter $4,000 @iirqidaft. ooB
lte Aip 11nionmnrfe nor lliiteN Nnt.
ters1 uidt gebrauhen. gend Oeut
abgeidloiienen g%ertrage seben sic
lInionarbeiter 80 Gage lang als Sn.
OipiOuen an sic Arbeit. rad 4blauf
oieier 3eit unO noh Oem AuStritt ser
5abrifonten ans. Der y9taticnal Niio.
citation tperOen ole Streitfragen
einem Shieosgeridt 0oreeleat. un0
oielluioHmarfe miro ss.oer gebraudi
perOen. 9eioe Barteien mahten err
bebIide 8ugeitdnoniiie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
eeniutiOneacr ecIbitmOrO.
Qnfe Gharles. "a. s. ~

Safe Charles, Ga, 8. SUM.
Setter 9raiig, Elm 9ohtpadter ei.
mes bieiigen gmenpeltslaoeu, bctrat
BEN 2aoen, ais oieier NIT &1nOen
angefiiat mar, 5og einen &eOoIper
un0 CAB 5fpei Gdiiiie auf ieinen 8opf
ob. er iiel uieoer. fam ieOoh mie.
Ser atlf 0ie geine n1p0 trieb Ole Gitu.
oen umo oas @erfmifperlonol aus
Dem 2aOen, in0em er mebrere Sdiihc
auf iie abieuerte. Gr idnitt oann
feline aebIe nit einen Saihenmeiier
ourh uno idgte iihb Inn gang iifcr
an geben, eine 3ugel ourh Oen Sdd.
Del. CT ftarb nIf ser SteIe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
strrifnadipieI.

Hbiln0elth ia, ga, 8. SUM.
Gin unbefamiter Nlonn 5og, mad.
Dem er einen aonOufteum auf eiuem
Basen Der Gbetnut Sia 9inie
.Scab" geiholten bate, einen 3epol-
Der bernor uno ifoB Oen 2onoufter
Ourh Oen aopf. gr iprana Damn
pom @agen uno peritfpanc in eiuem
@ebol3, oos am gSese lag. Der Soon.
oufteur puroe noh einem Soipital
eebraht. no man ieinen 3uitauO fir
fritii6 erfldrte. Ger 19.idbrige Char.
les MtcGlIlougb murOe ipdter inter
Dem @eroofte oerboftet, OH Der
Sdieberei betbeiIist 81 iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
ans BEN sintsrbaIt DECENTRALIZATION:
Nadion, Mn., Z. 5nnI.

SQdiOH, HD., Z. SUM-.
erIberiif @omar6 Callahan, Der
cine heroorragenOe Stole ipielte IN
oln g%lntieboeu, bic ben 6rieoen bon
9reatbitt GountD jobreIaHg it0rien,
wir6e ON iriben Morsen aus benz
&imsy5alt geifoiien uno. wie man
alaubt. to0tlih oerDunoet. Gala.
ban bate ieinen 2ooen in Grodetts-
bile, 6 Meilen bon syodion, oIs8e.
iegf un0 mar gera0e babel. Den LII
rat1 Dor Der 5ronttbure 5uiommen-
Bafebren, ais Der SduB 0bgeieiert
pnr0e. Die angeI traf i'm in Der
redten Geiie oes nnterIeibes. 8wei
aerste fubren duf 6%ringenoes eriu-
den mad Grodettsuiae al. 8lutbunoe
pnroen aui bic Spur 6es Wssuhel.
moroers geiett, Der biHter einem
Aoblenbouien o~erborgeH geDeier iein
ioa, ais er ben ShuB obgab. Sier
berriht dEnhs Auireguug iiber ben
gorfau.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Saiti.
PINS 6aiti a%nsaemieicn.

Sap Soiti, Z. SUM.
Die 0ominitaHiiden &eoolutiond.
re, Die in letter ISOLDE iiber Die @ren.
Sc oui oas baitiihe @ebiet getrieben
guuroen, iino bon ser baitiihen 9e.
gierrng a~ltsgepieien moroen uro
perOen am IA. SUM nab ct. Sbo.
mas obreiien. General @amho, Der
Siibrer Ser 3eoolution, auBerte iidl
iiber Die BON ibm genahten @riab.
rlingen: sd Dor i'm StdnOe, in
sfpei Eoger 240 Wlaun 5uiommensn.
bringen. @ir batten in mebreren
,3uiammenItoBen nit Oet &eaie-
rumestruppen grfolg, aber iobaIo
meine 2eute eriitbren, 6ab Die @eiue.
gung 81 @uniten BON @oaues itatt.
ianO, murOe ih BON ibnen I'M Gtid
geIoiien, uro mir muBten fIieben.
sic batten eegIaubt fir Simine5 gu
fdmpfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Gin brntaIes @ei6.
Slnnbremi. e. 8. s. SUM

Jl1norem, g. O., s. SUM
Sier finoet sur 3eit Der 5iUeitc
9roseB Ser grauersgattin 6rou en-.
mo aaufmonn itatt, Die angetIogt lit.
0urh oaerhan0 Wlartern ben Eo0
hires observation-disclosures @gnes Bolreis
peruriatt 81 baben. Die aronfen.
bfleaerin Sri. u. 30. 8bornberg, m
6eren S6but oas W1oden mad ieiner
ginlieierung in 0as &oipital gege.
BEN Dur0e. erfldrte onf benz 8engeH.
itono, oaB Der aorper oes Wid0ders
10 nit @un6en iberidt mar. oab tie
faum iDuBte, ME iie ale gu Oer6in.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
Maihinaton. s. Nnni

M0ibin8ton, 8. SUM.
9ie Regierung bat an folgenoe
5iruen Gontpafte fir Den 8du BON
ie einem Gorgeooboot8eritoner Der.
geben:
Bath Sron @orfs fir. $e59,OO0
NeD gorf ShipbmIoing Company
seas, 600; @iaiam Granp & Cons.
$685., 900; Rerpport 0erDs Sbipbuil.
bling COMPANY $629.00O; E6e Sore
2iDer Sbip5ml6ins 50. $644OO0.
seoe Sirma BAT 81 Wonote 3eit
CUR IertigiteImua beg 5obr5euges.
NIT augnabme Der Hep Dorf Chip.
building Company. Die iih Innt an,
eebot perpilihtet bat. innerbaIb %
Ronafen Elm 5dbr5eig 81 Iiefern.
Se0es Ghiff wirO 100 9onneu @ai.
ieroerorGngung boben uno mub fogI.
troftlih 29b aHoteH 5urld Iegen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
esItIame GntidmlSianna.
Stem Oorf, 8. sunni.

EN0t O~tAf ~ NlttAkAs
aIs Srau IorD 6. @ia tueqen Oes
Q~iebitohls pom ieinm alei0ern in Ell.
mem Ghnittunarenla0en perbaftet
nuroe, CAB iie ais GutihuIoigungs.
orun0 fir ibre 8bat an, oab iie 0es.
6alb ihone aIeioer geitOblen bate.
neil tie gefiirftet bdtte, Ole 9unei.
aun9 hires @atten 81 berlieren, menn
lie niht elegant %nnge5ogen ginge.
Nus eigenen glitteIn bdtte iie iih
feline feiuen aleioer dnjhnifen fon.
nen. ssn Der @obnung Der 8rau
@ia funr0en Sei0enitoffe uno Spi.
ten uno ionitige @nbiaheu in W2euge
geunoen. Sbr Mtann Iaete. oIs feline
1rau perbaftet nuroe, er miir6e lie
lieben, aud meHn iie in Sumpen
ginQe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-13
@ahIe brsnut ub.
Qecainr. Ri. 5. Nnn.

2ecdIuIt NSu., 0. Sltfl.
Die Gnlage Der Decatur Cereal
Gompanp, ole grobte @tiible Der MeIt
fir tpeiBes &ornnlebI, brannte am
iriiben Morgen nie6er. Der 6hnoen
betrGat $29150O, Die @erIiderumg
100000. Die W1ilble miro mie0er
o~ufaebaut. Ser G6landnibrer
S,ohn g. Sbeebp uur0e BON fauen0en
gnlfen eridlagen. Gr binterlGBt
cine Hral un0 0rei ainoer. Bier an
oere Observation-Disclosures entrnnnen nur
nit Weiibe Dem To0e. gerihie0ene
qrbeiter Der MiibIe 5eiAneten iid bel
gefGmpfuug Oes 6eiiers iebr ans.
Ger 8orarbeiter Collins fletterte an
Den grabtieilen in oen Qui5ueihad-
ten 3 Gtoduerfe bod eHpor, Inn Die
Seuertbore gu itIieben, ole Oas Ga.
ger6ous ihisten.