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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
To
JUMP OFF,
train !
MRS. HELEN BOYLE MAKES s
PERATE EFFORT To
ESCAPE.
PLACED IN JAIL At MERCK
DENIES ALI COMPLETELY lH If
MAPPING or THE WHIT
AAkRoY.
ADMITS nAVINT TIT llllz
PLACED IN JAIL 1T MERCER


g.
Pittsburg Mch hi Following -
foolhardy and sensational attem6 s.
leap from train, which took hs= 81
Pittsburg to the jail 4 Mercef Mzz
Helen Boyle, accused of conneez|1a
with the Whitla kidasping, was -
ed in jail e Mercer this z4og9i1 z1|I
finally consented to tai, though Ael
remarks were rambling Mrs Boyle
stoutly denied her completely in the
Whitla kidnapping and denied that she
is daughter Of William McDermott|
of Chicago.
why should a respectable family
want to claim me? she asked = an
not related to them. and besides ai
name is Helen, not Anna. Z N
do you deny having any part IN
the kidnaping?'
II most certainly do,z She replied.
When asked where her home Is, she
replied New York state. She adj
mitted having the money found on
her in Cleveland, but declined to say
where she got it.
While Mrs. Boyle was being taken
from this city to the jail at Mercer,
she nearly eluded the officers and
succeeded in jumping from the Besse-
mer & Lake Erie train, running thir-
ty miles an hour. Seeing the brake
man open a rear door of the car the
woman jumped from her seat and
tried to leap from the platform. RfnsA'
trated, she tried to open a window;
but was held. There was no other
incident, and she was locked up in
the Mercer Jail.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
MANY MEMBERS WISH TO TALK
HEAVY IAlzs UPON WOMEN
.MEW Hilk PUTS HEAVIER Dun
TIES ON GLOVES AND cor.
ron STOCKINGS.

~ sfoa, Mares 27 BY unani-
Re s 1t re z7'' & today, in Or
|FIIf III lbat SCI 'sions here
tef besIn ia ID / l.p., witty recess AT
|a p'zI.zk ano rszas5Ing at O'clock
s continue untIi 1az5o each lay. Mr.
Clark q Nissouri I|Ie minoritA leader,
Iild IL. Payne, iii declared them
Seivss unable 10 d time for u many
members as wiAAa q speak On the
bill. Mr.. HARRISON q new demo-
cratic member of the Ways and means
committee of New xork, then took
me floor.
Declaring that there would be no
dissension the democratic ranks
A the house IN regard to the tariff
! lid chat the Fitzgerald amendment to
~ rules made II possible 70 y
minority to express its views upon
to the bill by record
vote Representative Harrison of New
York today discussed various features
of the Payne measure.
Under republican Management, ("
he said, t'th.s nation was fast ap-
preaching bankruptcy.
eThis bill contains Sheavy taxes up
on the women Of America" he CON
tinued, I'm many respects they seem
to have been singled out for attack.
The new faxes upon tea and coffee,
upon women's gloves and cotton stock
ings are q direct provocation to wo.
man suffrage. If this tariff bilfNdoes
hot bring about the franchise of wo.
men, their cause is hopeless. But
the most serious aspect is that these
dities fall more heavily upon the
poor than upon the rich.
"The increased tax upon cotton
Stockings is even more serious than
those upon women's gloves. In hose
and half hose the enormous increases
in taxation are entirely upon the
cheaper grades.
"The great danger of the situation
is that the lowering Of the tariff rates
is to be used as pretext for low
ering wages.
II have not the slightest doubt that
the American manufacturers of steel
and iron are strong enough to enter
every market Of the world"
Mr.. Harrison declared that every
item on the steel and iron schedule
should be put on the free list in or
der to chearen the prices of the pro-
ducts to the American consumers. He
attacked the maximum and minimum
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27

Woodmen of the World, the I. o. o. F.,
and the I. o. B. B.
The funeral will take place Monday
morning Nat 10 o'clock from the family
residence. Services prescribed by
Jewish rites will be conducted by Rab-
bi J. s. Ra!sin.
1t is told In Holy Writ that for all
things there is a season. Such is also
true of persons. There is a time to
love, a time to hate, a time to laugh,
a Nine to weep time to destroy, a
time to rejpice and a time to mourn
The latter time has now come to the
bereaved household Of Henry Levy.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
Wife BARES STORY OF HER SHAME
TO Save LIFE OF HER HUSBAND

Denver. Mch 27.--ln an effort to
exonerate her husband for the shoot
ing of Frederick W. Walton for which
he is now on trial, Mrs. John Fl.
Cradlebaugh today took the stand in
his defense and told without hesita-
ton Of her relations with Walton and
of the discovery Of Walton IN her
room by her husband on December s.
1908. She told how she held her hus-
band and pushed him from the room
while Walton escaped. but her testi-
mony regarding her later relations
with Walton was not admitted. At
the converting of court, Cradlebaugh
continued his testimony and told In
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
sustalns Commission.

Albany, y. Y. March 27. Supreme
Court Justice Fits today handed
down a decision upholding the consti-
tutionality of the public service com
The commission brought
suit against the Economic Power com
pany for failure to pay the I'll KS as
sessed because of the non-filing Of re
ports. The company insisted that the
act was unconstitutional.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
O'BRIEN DOWN and
OUT But The GONG
BARELY SAVES him
KETcHEL CLEARLY oUTcLASsEs
'PHiLADELPHIAN IN TEN
ROUND BATTLE.
Abe AtteII Knocks Out Frankie White
Of Chicago in Eighth Round of
Twenty-Round Bout.

New York, Mch 27.-Not since the
repeal Of the Horton law, which
stopped the big fistic bouts in this
city, has such a fast and furious
contest been seen here in the squared
circle as that last night in which
Stanley Ketchel, the middleweight
champion, defeated Jack O'Brien, of
Philadelphia. at the National Athlet-
ic club. Many thought O'Brien
would do some stalling in this fight.
but every one who saw the fight was
agfeeably surprised for it was clean
knockout for the timely clang of the
gong found the Philadelphia in a
hopeless state. 1t was Ketchels
fight for the greater part Of the con-
test and .O'Brien has no excuse to
make over the outcome.
AtteII Gets Knockout.
Dayton, o., Mch 26.- Abe Attell.
featherweight champion of the
world. knocked out frankie White of
Chicago, in the eighth round of what
was to have been twenty-round
bout mere last night The end was not
unexpected as the Californian had his
antagonist groggy practically
throughout the whole mill IH
Just after White went down from
hard blow on the point of the jaw,
James J. Corbett, who has been play
ing at local theater. was introduced.
He and Attell did little fancy sha-
dow boxing to the delight of the spec
tators. Corbett thanked the crowd
for its welcome, but did not mention
the challenge he had recently made
to Jack Johnson.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
WISHES TO RE-ORGANIzE.
BIG BANKRUPT COMPANY

Chicago, March 27.-P. A. valen-
tine, heavy stockholder in the bank
rupt A. Booth & Co.. fish and oyster
house, proposes the reorganization or
the company. He proposes taking 81
100000 from bis own pocket to be dis
tributed among the $50 banks holding
$1,000, 900 in Booth paper and the re-.
naming so per cent of their claims To-
be satisfied with s1,5O0.0oO first mort
gage bonds and s2.5oO.oOo in common
stock.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
SOLDIER FINISHING
LAST LAP OF WALK

Mobile, Ala, Mch 27.-On the last
lap of an 1900 mile walk under di-
rection ofthe United States army, T.
R. Deckgrow, member of company A,
army corps, arrived last night. He
has worn out eight pairs Of army
shoes. He has five days to walk 128
miles to Gulfport, Miss, his destina-
tion. He started on January 1, from
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
Reduction in Coal.

New York, Mch 27. Announce
ment Of the usual spring reduction in
the prices of anthracite coal was
made today by the coal carrying
roads. The reduction is the custom
ary one of fifty cents per ton in tide
water prices of domestic sizes for
the month of April.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
YOUNG GIRL To WE'D
JAPANESE SERVANT

Seattle, wash, March 27.-Cunjiro
Aoki, who was a servant in the house
of Bishop Emery Of San Francisco,
was granted a license to wed Miss
Helen Gladyss Emery here this morn
ing. The Emery family are registered
at leading hotel. The young cou'
pie are believed to have gone to some
minister's house for the ceremony.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
PUNISHMENT METED OUT
BY MERE PRANK OF FATE

Haverhill. Mass. Mch 27.-Charles
A. Quimby got mad when his bed-rid-
den wife asked him to stay at home
last night and threw burning lamp
at her. AS result Quimby's cloth
ing caught fire and he died today.
Mrs Quimby will recover.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27

London. Mch 27.-Report that The
British government has been making
inquiry concerning the movement Of
Castro. is declared untrue. 1t is stated
that the government is not Interested
in the movements Of former vene-
zuelan president. Castro is on his way
to the Port of Spain. Trinidad.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
Elevator Boy Proves Hero.

New York, Mch 27.- Twenty-four
families in fashionable apartment
building on west One hundredth and
Seventh street were saved today
when the elevator boy, William Van
derporf. ran his car up and down un-
til all were saved from the fire which
threatened the building.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
Great Interest in Debate.

Cincinnati, o., March 27. Owing to
the widespread interest in the de-
bates between Mayor Rose of Mil
waukee and DR.. Samuel Dickie, repre-
|senting the prohibition party, the city
|of Cincinnati has invited Rose to ap-
pear here for the next debate
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
ALLOW PASSENGERS to land.

philadelphia, Pa, March 27.-The
American line steamship Merton, from
Liverpool, which was detained at the
state quarantine because of two sup
posed cases Of small pox. entered the
harbor today and the 800 passengers
were all allowed to land. Two Rus
slams are detained.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-27
No Truth In Rumors.

Guantanamo, March 27.-The report
of an explosion on the Mississippi is
false. Messages from the naval sta.
ton say that the ship is lying at an
chor without a sign of disturbance.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-17
Tonkawa Tips

TONKAWA, Okla, Feb. 10 Owing
to icy roads through the river bottom.
our mail carrier was several hours
late Monday.
Misses Nellie Barr and Anna Edgar
attended literary at Antondale Friday
night.
A fine eight pound girl at the home
of Oscar Buchanan and wife last We'd
nesday. All doing we'll.
Prof. Quick and wife, Frank Quick,
Albert Barr, John Wyatt, Tommie
Barr, Elmer Barr, Misses Nellie
Barr, Frances Heuron and Anna
Edgar spent pleasant evening last
Tuesday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. Finch was the game after
which refreshments were served.
A box crammed full of valentines
was distributed among the children at
tn school house Friday afternoon by
the principal Of the school, Prof.
Quick
d. l.. Threcwit spent several days
in this vicinity last week selling
trees. ID. l.. has had considerable
experience in the nursery and orchard
business and we bespeak for him a
large share of the fruit tree business.
Mr.. Niles and family have moved
back on theit farm after spending the
winter in Cement where their child
ren have been attending high school.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-17

Morris MUIR Hite is in Ft. Cobb
visiting friends and relatives.
w. C. Elliott delivered a load Of
300 pound hogs TO Anadarko buyers
last week for $3.50 per hundred.
Virgil Hammond and Miss Maude
Pennington went to TT. Cobb Tuegday
evening to visit friends.
Charley Lee has returned from the
state Of Washington. Charlie says
he came back where he could see the
sun shine once in a while.
Johnnie Bradford, who has been
visiting bis sisters who are attending
school in Oklahoma City, returned
home Tuesday evening, accompanied
by Miss Ileta who is in with rhcu-
matism. Miss Valera Bradford is re-
covering from pneumonia.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-17
Local News

O. c. Stephenson is not able to be
in the stjre on account Of illness.
For an hours recreation and pleas
ure. visit w. NJ. Michael's box ball
and shooting gallery, 100 West Main
street. II tf
For Sale cheap, one good
windmill, tower, large tank and
tank house, pipe connections.
See, II. Z Sutter 7 DIFF
Harry Moore Of Ada is in Anadarko
on business.
ATTY. Robert Godby Of Apache is
attending court in Anadarko this
week.
Muller, the tailor.
Atty. Cullen of Mexico City, Mo,
with his wife, is here Attending the
Gibbons murder case.
Muller, the tailor
Five cents gets two loaves Of bread
at the Star bakery. 10 for 25 cents.
15-6t
Miss Lulu Coldiror went to Pond
Creek to visit her mother for a few
weeks.
Muller, the tailor.
Miss l.. Messenger is in Oklahoma
City reviewing her Chiropractic
work.
The ladies aid society Of the Chris
tian church will observe Washing
toms birthday by serving a chicken
pie dinner on Saturday Feb. 20 in the
room four doors west Of the post Office
on Broadway. lG-d3t wk-1t
Muller, the tailor.
Naturalization papers have been
issued TO Frederick W. Luhman of La
Crosse, Samuel Dangorfeld of Ft.
Cobb and Fred Ranger of Colony.
Mrs. w. r. Minnear Of Stillings,
Mo-, who has been visiting relatives
in Anadarko, returned home Wednes-
day.
Miss Rose McElroy of Ravenwood,
Mo-, has been visiting friends and
relatives in Anadarko Cor few weeks
and has returned home.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-17

For Sale-The Price is Right
160 Acres. z miles from An.
a1arko. Two.thirds cash, ba'-
ance any time o suit purchaser,
Address box 191, Ponca City,
Oklahoma. 10 Cd 1w
Mrs. j. b. Wilson and daughter of
Maysville are the guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. jeff Ford.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-17
ROAD BUILDERS
Near Watonga, Cheyennes and
Araphahoes Work With Whites

WAToNGA, Okla, Feb. 17-If
friends Of scientific good roads should
pass where such roads are now build
ing in Blaine county, near this town,
they would be astonished, perhaps, in
finding fullblood Cheyenne and Ar
apahoc Indians engaged in construc-
tion work.
Many of these Indians own allot
mcnts or farms abutting upon the
hard surface roads which citizens of
Aetna andWatonga township are build
ing under the direction Of engineers
from the National Good Roads depart
mcnt. and enjoy no less than white
farmers the increase in land values
brought by these good highwlys.
When the federal government
abandoned the issuance Of rations to
these Indians, there was set aside
an app oprjation to employ the
Cheyennes and Arapahoes in the i'm
provement Of highways touched by
their lands, and in other work Of
similar natu e. When Blaine county
good roads enthusiasts, in need of
funds to fulfill their pledge to the
good roads department TO raise SO, 600
for road building, looked about for
aid. they decided TO ask the Com
missioner Of lndiai affairs for part
Of this appropriation, to be paid only
to Indian laborers.
Inasmuch as the Indians were
greatly benefited by the improve
ments, the commissioner rendered the
sum Of 81, 600. This is paid to the
Indian road workers at the rate of
$l.25 day each and $3.50 for man
and team, making it possible for an
Indian with a team to earn $15 "A
week.
The Indians are reasonably indust-
rious, though lacking the certainty of
white men in knowing "what to do
next. Some of them show up for
work with paint on their faces, and
their scalp locks braided. Digging
and pounding in the earth and rock is
not greatly to their liking, yet each
year brings them closer to the neces-
sity of earning a livelihood by labor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Ser Siuei-&ddJtss sStanSnrS.
9onOon. 27 glpriI.

Non0ons u Npril.
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2orO Ser glomiroIitdt mus0e i'm llr.
terbaus sic 6rage seIteai. Oh Die 30.
litif Der 3esierung aud Die amerifa.
niide Slotte i'm Inae bate. wenn
lie Die 3abl ser Shiffe nbi6det1, 0;e
notbIg maren, 0amit 0roB6ritanniea
cine 6loite unterbielte. nie 10 Bro.
sent itarfer wdre, ais Sic nereiniaten
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rem 0tadten, cine SSormel. Ole ais
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ut. gicaennd entleanete oaruui,
Dab 0ies cine. rein afa0emIihe sSraae
mare. oa inter Sen geQenUlrtiocn
&erbdltHiiieu Die 5Iotte Ser 8ereini1s
ten Staaien nidt in 8etraht TOM.
men Wiir0e. iiir ale praftiihen 3ug.
dc 0es n3mei Nf1hte StanOar0~,
mie er in Ben &eoen aes Gremier
9lsQuith oeiinirt p1re. g9eter be.
fragt. Oh man nidlt Oariiber itreiten
fOunte. % glmerita geaenmlrtia
nidt Oie sweititdrtite SeeHabt mare.
eriuiOerte9)icSenua: 9tah Dem .3mei
gldhte Stan0ar0", spie er non Serrn
slSalitb Oefrnirt lit, fonlmt 0ie anne.
ritanbide 5lotte ridt in 9etrabt.
9aS WianODsr siebt nidt mcbr.
2onOon, q. 9lpril.
Bier Suffrasetten seIang es wd6.
reno 0es gtahmittass, in oen dubs.
rem 6oner oes llnterbauies 5u aelan.
gen, 100 lie lid] iofort an bort befino.
lide Statnen feittetteten. Durh
iriibere Griabrunaen oieier slrt qe.
pibigt. iinO ieOoh nun Die @olisiiten
I'M Souie NIT geiB3angen Derlcben.
uno eS erIoroerte Oaber nlr Elm paar
Miruten, I'M ole bier @eiber los3u.
MAIDEN, porali lie prompt an oie
2uft beforoert ipuroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Sie @srtreter ser SartfOblrnara6er
beidlirfeH, Oas abgslanfeue eobn-
abfOmmrH 5H erHeuern.
Sie 1t / III mnngeH
Die Stablfabrifantrn ba6cn mad Sen
ncnlidleH SObnbrrnbiesnugcn
prompt Die %rriic rrbOBt.
Cine Grflarnus.
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e%Nt+ttNitf tA.f 90. -ARA -
Serr Z. &. Xelpis, Ger 9eational.
frdiiOent Der nllHiteO 9iinegSorfers
lrieT Die &onueHtion Der 9obleHgrd.
ber-Abgeoroneten nm 9 llbr SIR
lSrOnuHg. er utad)te ser 8eriamni.
lung 9}ittheilung. oaB iein 9ruOcr,
iltaotlider glrbeitSfonlntiiiar pon
lNbio, iii Columbus. O.. geitorben
lnNdre unO onB er iofort 0orfbin rel
IlIH luiirOe. gr iibertrug Dem SBe.
lprali0enten Nic9uaod) oen Goriib Der
IIcriammluua. Serr Seluis idgte
Ioie orei 0utriftsprdiiOenten ipdrcH
INIT ibm elmer glniibt nnO er boiie,
lie miirOen nou 0en glbgeorOnetcn
lEer5lit unteritiist iperOen. yarnad.
loerablhieOete cr lidb. Ter Siebeuer-
lslusihHB Iegte 0as gI6fommen Dor,
Iods uabribeinlih bald unter5eihnei
lDerOcn miro IS miro 0arin Dor.
lgeieben. 0aB 0as llebereiifomnien
onS Ole Streiffomniiiion aetrOfier.
laui orei Sabre erneuert miro. Ser
Iner beiBt IS:
Dgs lit oes @eiteren 5olgeuAes
lbereinbart un0 augenommen NOR
I0en: 1. Gie 2o6nrateu, Oie fiir neue
arbeit ge3ahlt merOen. ioIIen nidt
lnie0riger iein, ols bic 3aten, Die
Inah Dem ltebereinfonnuen Ser
IStreiffomiiiion iiir alteS @ers
bon dbnliher glrt uno d5n.
Iibem Gbarafter icitgeiebt iinO
2. Die Ginrihhlng uno Der 9eihluf
oes Ieriohnungsratbrs, iuonah OiG
@inianimling pom geitragen, 0eI
9lnihIag BON 9efanntnadunsen oii
oem Gigenfbum Der 4on1paanie er-
lanbt puroe. ioa fortbeiteben, ID
lauge Nas 9lbfommen gilt. 3. Cir
9lnqeitcllier. Ser entlaiien muroe
neil er MitglieO elmer gaperfidjai
mar. ion Oas gedJt baben. an Der
@eri0bnungsrotb pegeu einer emo.
giiltigen entid)eiomg 5H appeaIren
4. SSrgeno cine Strettfrage. 0ie IN
elmer @rube entltht 10 Ianae Oieies
glbfonuneu in ttraft lit, mub crit bon
Dem 9lnaelteaten ODER 0enl slusiduf
ser @ngeitellten, OIs oabei intereiiiri
iills, nit Dem Sberiteiger uno Dem
SuperiutenOenten ser betreffenOen
@rrbe bcimoten iuerOen, ebe iiC
Oem Geriobnuugsratb 8ur en0giilti.
gen gntid)eioung porgelegt miro. 5
Die @rubenbeiiBer ioaen 3ablungs.
ibeine berausgeben. Die Den glamen
Der 9onpagnie, oen 9lanen oes Nm.
geitenten. Die @rube, no er aeihafii
bat. Oen 9etrog Oes 2obns unO Die
art ser 4rbeit, Die geleiitet tpurOe,
ent6nlten
Sr0nton, ga, 2S. april.
9tah elmer ionleren &eratbung IN
ser gtahmitta9siiBiing Der ao6len.
grd6er0elegnteu iDur0e Der @ntlpuri
Oes 20baabfcmmens init GROCER
Stimfne1mebrheit obne oie gerin9fe
NeH0erlmg angenommen, poranl
8ertagung eriolgte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
TrdiiOrnt Suft piSsrIcst sciuiTs
0erHdlte, iHOem er oen peritOr-
bsneH Geueral 8rant Iobt.
@ar in $biIaOeIPbia.
Saileg fest i'm SeRat irinr GeOe unS
Die Nritif iiber ole SariiDOr.
lnge fort.
GhiIabeIphio. q. g[priI.

Ger Eraii0ent Gait traf wdbreut
oeS gtadmittugs bier elm. gr murOg
pom 6irit Gitp Iroop nah Dem
Union Seogue Club geIeitet.
@err Gait uar wdbrenO Oes
abenOs Der 0aastrcOner 6ei Dem
Bartlett. Oas Der 8hb aulaBhb Oes
fSeburtStageS OeS eIulttsen &raiioen.
ten mo Generals grant 1ab.
@or etipa einem Sabre pHrOe Sers
Gait megeu geipiiier angebIibcr gIeu-
berungen iiber General @rant idlari
fritiiirt. @r benubte 0aber Oie ibnl
anldBlih oes 9anfettS acbotene
@eIegenbeit, sic ibm oamaIs 5uae.
idrirbenen irrigen @emertllngei
su entfr0ften. inoem er iih in I0nge.
rer 9feoe Ourhaus lobenO iiber
@rant ousiprah. ais @eneral iowobI
ais mlh ais @rdlioeut Der gereinig-
ten Staaten.
@biIaOeIpbia. 2S. IpriI.
Ger 9Srdiioent Gait reiite nm
1915 llbr Qloreens pon bier nat
@oibingtou ob. gr murOe non oenl
6irit Sim Sroop mad Dem 9abnbol
geIeitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Grr Samun Henrr.
glodleiter. q. b. 2s. g[priI.

9todleiter. q. g.. %. glpril.
Cine Jeuers6rrnit 5erit6rte su fri.
fer Sturoe 0ie s5abrif ser 2ofport
9lubber Gompanu 81 9odport. q. -.
mo beidlloiate oie anitobenoen 9lr.
laagn Der Susaucbanna Smelfina
gonpanB. Ger Beiummtitaoea uir6
sui 100000 ucranihlagt
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