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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29

! good friend, Andrew. He has followet
his career from the moment the wills
lronmaster turned a four-in-hand triI
| into an excuse for breaking into print
until he def1ed the fates and John DIAL
zell in the embattled stronghold of the
"standpatters."',r He has seen Mr.
Carnegie amas his millions and never
word said against it. He has seen
him found corporations, and beheld
him stuff millions of trust bonds into
his pockets and not a hand raised to
halt him. The secret must be the
frankness, the eagerness to tell all
about it, to call In the neighbors and
explain the whole business and ask
their blessing. Mr.. Rockefeller has
given universities and hospitals and
parks that match very respectfully
with the endowments made by Mr..
Carnegie. Then why, thinks John, is
Andrew smothered in good wishes
while he himself doesn't get as much
as card of thanks? 1t is surely that
publicity.
He is following in the path of the
ideal. too. He has told us about his
boyhood friends, about the difficult
art of giving, about the finer points of
golf and about the state of his stom-
ach. The cue certainly came from An.
drew. And it is paving.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
P:resbyteria n CllurC en-

At the Presbyt erian church Sabbath,
9anuary 81 Services as follows:
Morning worship at 4 1se' clock. SUB
.jest: Power Hindered and Unhinds
:ered Sabbath school at IL o'clock;
Junior g p. at p, n. sehior q. II.:
at $50 p. m. Subject: Heroes of;
Missions III India. = Events wor-
ship at 1880 O'Clock Subject; he:
Great Jury Case. & TO these services
the public are cordially invited A
hearty and genuine welcome IS: 80
sured. Seats are always free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
JANUARY 20, 1909.
THE VALUE OF AN IDEAL,

1t can no longer be doubted that
John D. Rockefeller has unveiled an
ideal in his household. No saint is
he, unless in the heart of John D., no
creature out of the history books or
from the charmed pages of legend,
but very worldly little gentleman of
this our year of grace. We. suspect
that his name is Andrew Carnegie.
In the days when Mr.. Rockefeller
was engaged in pursuing the screech-
ing Independent oil retiner into a cor
ner, when he was erecting that NAM
moth institution which a judge at a
later date thought could stand $780,
100000 fine and still not worry, when
he first went into retirement and sur
rounded his estates with we'll muscled
and willing guards, he had one fixed
policy. That was keeping still. The
courts could cite him to their juris-
diction, the press could grill him, and
Tue pd9its could condemn him to
Oorment. ebut he would not open his
the eusn eygp to say it "'Tisn't so'' He
sne' perhaps, that the world
~ oa'a aessset4 him. That it would weary
ps.ns'Sto casch the sound of his
that he could go on playing golf
counting shIs income, his two fav-
Is. fa1.s, without taking anyone into
~. cosaf ddence as to It's scores, -
ne newspaper, reporters who got
) say that be felt Every well,
you."! FASTENED back to his
In the glow achievement gives
: and wrote four columns and a
i about, the meeting. About three
. four years ago there appeared a
4 -azine story, the hero of which was
:-- porter whom nothing daunted, for,
the author, chad he not inter
:, d kings and John D.. Rockefel
:. land jeered the story be
ii, the land jeered the story be
p Sc they knew that while many Z
prter had exchanged politenessei
h kings none had worked the "oi
r. ag"". for. a genuine interview. O
/. purse, as we all know, things chang
ed greatly. Now, anyone can, get !;
I talk with Rockefeller. He. has eyel
: gone SO far as to tap a newspaper al
list ON the head and praise his work
and anyone who will do that ha
4 reached the far confines of democracy
4 But why has the old and natura
@ policy been dropped? =.
is our belief that it is because Nj
Rockefeller has been studying hi
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
HOW DIVORCE MAY BE LEssENEr

80 "
( Every once In: a while the American
family is, predicted: as; on the verge
of dissolution, and lugubpiouss anticles
fiji the public prints. Thirty yeans ago
alcoholism was actually, found 10 be
on the decrease and the American fire.
side rhuiyed. Tnsns the. marriage rate
was found to- be- On the decrease, and
again the American family was5olE the
;totterfng brink Mow it appears that
the marriage rate for the past; twenty
years. has actually increased. Again
came the decreased birth rate too rock
the foundations: OF the AmmiGan
heartstone, andLweIl, we found things
were not so bad ass they we're pMdhted;
and! tie national. Haarthstone iaE still
firm Now come the governments fig
nress showing the iizEreases In, dfkorces,5
and, this time the American, FIRMLY is;
going alto piecess hsadedl straight for
the proyerbial bowFHpws. I on course
no, enc will say THAT thesa dibuGeeF tige:
un@s make pleasant reading; tRiat they.
represent q depannDie static lis cone:
oaaed. But one factt must mot be- for.
gaEten: that ;un llasss divorce had be-
euane SO increasingly prevalent tile.
subject OF its Regulation would. not.
have received the serin1aa attention.
| IL is now ~ sreGeiFin Il and Y will. No.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
SALARIES 81 PRESIDENT AND

IS Slice SsS Ia
. The senate bill raising the presi.
dents salary to 81 90 900 is5 d measure
!, which commends itself to the practical
common sense ofs the country.
At present the salary as $50, 900, to
which Il IS added an allow Of $4,000
for travelling. expenses. thought to re,
qnire no argument to convince intelli.
gent men that the presid dents salary
should be comm lite With the dig
nifty OF his great office ana with the
character Of his duties 81 III
!. Fhis measure should be followed
bys one raising the salaries OF tie fed.
eraI court Judges. The chief justice
Of the supreme court now receives
$1,000 4 year, the associate justices
s12,5oo, Which are wholly inadequate.
The federal courts require the very,
best legal talent and character III the
country. The questions there decided
are the most FAIR ching, Affecting
directly or indirectly every interest,
Great and little, ~ the country. we
cannot expect to obtain this talent
and character unless the comp ensation
is Meient to support the judge III i
social condition beftting his public
character and enable him to exercise
q prpvfdent care Of his family. st IFS.
not Toposeds 80 pay the judges ss
much rs they can earn as esnnssls for
great trusts and corporations But
they ahosad mot be required to- worry
lest they fsn TO make both ends meet.
e their sRgappfes were doubled they,
would not be unreasonable or uflabns-l
Bcratic s .3 3 S 3si5S5 c.s3
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
AN ADMIRAL !. 1.MuzzLE !:

ss The declaration has been made liz
washington from time to time that
the naval bureaus would be able "a
combat any pressure brought against
them, however high the power that
sought their extinction AS long sgo
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29

were made to reform the navy depart
tment but the burea ucrats possessed
such influence with congress that the
movement failed. ain when Grover
cleveland was president the attacks
were renewed. hey died an early
Ideath.
It might be though that such abluff
and brave old salt sas Rear Admiral
Bob Evans might BE OF fibre
strong enough to stand up against the
naval bureaus. He did defy them at
one time. He did dare to criticise
them. He did have sufficient nerve to
point out structural defects and rec
ommend alterations ii the face Of the
opinions of the bureau chiefs. But his
opposition has faded. He merely does
not longer disagree with the depart
ments, but he has recently come to
their defense He pronounces the
criticisms of battl eships design t'.un-
American and unpatrio At a pub
lie banquet he declared that no words
could tell how unjust and misleading
and silly the imputa tions were. ;S3.
Someone has been digging among
the letter files at Washington andshas
discovered documents which appear
to make the admiral out to be himself
"un:American and unpatriotic." IN
the matter OF the armor belt which.
has been discussed at great length in
the magazines and newspapers Evans
said in Marach last year: s.s
Judging from the figures contained
in the several replies from the com.
handing officers which relate to The
subject it. would appear that better
protection might have been afforded
had these. belts been originally placed
between six inches and a foot higher"
An earlier report says 81. /
I'm case Of armored ships (battle-
ships) their armor plate beft is prac-
tically: at load draught, which leaves
them, as far as protection goes little
better than armored cruisers L..
: But in the December issue of Hamp-
;on's Magazine the admiral regrets he
says, that he. must differ with wei
Known critic If he meant to say "tBe
,attleships OF our fleets are perma,
lently overloaded SO That the Waferl
inc armor is beneath the water
It is hard to believe there is lacking
arch staunchness in Evans. the most
popular of naval officers for genera
ion, that he cannot maintain a fixed
position before the zburs aucrats and
heir friends in house. and senate 1t |
s sad to learn that any public institu-
ion IN America may 4 acquHe : such /
tuthority that: il can silence IT'S official
opponents and defy public oyaaion. i
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29

sso vastly enjoyed thair voyage III
that they AZ son ana laughter
embark upon 81. ssssss
Cod less you, my chill ren would
sound finely from such IT'D would
he the invoking of a beneiIetio al byS
the blessed themseI es.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-29
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

i The fifteenth amendmen to: the con
| stitution of the United States is a,
follows. "The right of citizens Of tn
/ United States to vote shall not; be de
MED or abridged by the United States
or by anysstate, son account OF race
color or previous conditions of servi
i tude." = e., .,-~sT s$=3 3|s!...,; I
| M. F. Norris, formerly an! associate
justice OF the court of appeals In the
District of Columbia, writing IN the
North American Review: points out
that the fifteenth amendment is not
now, and never. has been, and never
+, can be a part Of the constitution. The
learned judge points out thats5the CON
stitution may be amended, but that
it cannot be added to except by the
consent of every state. In order that
an amendment to the. constitution
may be an amendment it must relate
to some matter already in the consti-
tuition, otherwise it is an addition to
and not an amendment of the consti-
tuition. AS the fifteenth amendment
related to nothing already in the con-
stitution it was not an amendment of
but an addition to the constitution,
and has no legal force and effect for
the reason that every state did not
consent to it. Five, of the states OF
the Union-Deleware, Maryland, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Oregon eject
ed the fifteenth amendment when it
was proposed, and have never accept
ed it. .Sts; ;s=5sSs:$ 5s !. :,
The arrangement between the
north and the south was and is due
to the fifteenth amendment, Is the,
effort of the north to shove the negro
down the white mans throats IL the
south, to force them to submit to
negro domination. z The fifteenth
amendment has absolutely failed Of;
its purpose and is dead letter, 4 but
it has been productive Of untold mis-
cry and oppression. f.: p,
If. the north can now acknowledge;
the injustice and iniquity of its.at-
tempt to weld into one two antipodal
races of men; II the north will now
take such action as will forever make
it impossible for it again to attempt
to make the negro race the equal of
the Aryan race; If the north will. do
this, the great problem of the south
will be far toward solution, and sec
tionaIfsm will conffEe itself to- the
rivalry of who best can serve the
state. 3@t, n
The time grows ripper for the obliter-
alton Of sectional lines An EZRA OF
good feeling is apparently begun in
the south. Much is being said and
done to aIIay the bitterness of feeling
that has existed in the past. The south
is disposed to receive the advances
of the north more graciously; the
north is disposed to grant the south
the same, freedom of thought and ac-
ton it reserves for itself.
But this question Of the validity OF
the fifteenth amendment has never
been passed upon by tile supreme
court. The state of Oregon, the moat
northern of the states which reieased
the amendment, might bring legal Pho
ceedings which would raise the }asies
ton of the validity Of this enannat
II It did SO, and the views OF hRage
i Morris are correct, a service OF ines
ltimable benefit would thereby he rem
dered to the nation.
I'll .zsass
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"a fsEsH BTSH--Davi O. Hdbim Fish
Market, hrst door north OF Belts liv-S

FORssasI The fixtures ilu,our
ingsssstn# at Devils Lake. N, Dak, ln-S
Guiding oak suit cabinestsssi on ward-
# robes six oak counters. madep with
threeassIntion sliding tronsars racks; n.
one hat case; four hoor cases; cash
e register etc. Nelson & Hnbertt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

mad sinissn Gtuabsn mad BEN Gin
eebsR Der Gapfsln tOot i'm Miite ob
uno 1T 0as Wlittel UNI 70 n~ertbooaer.
ais es Obne peitere llmitdnbe uno obne
5utterpedfel jeoem pferOe lei6t eins
gegeben peroen Tam. 4uf allen syarz
men, mo Yferoe eebalten peroen, IoQs
ten gsraOe ieBt ieOem sin5isen Sbiers
5Dei Der GaplelU CUR @orlidt nerabz
reidt tperbeu. aud fpenn ii9 bic garaz
iiten duBsrlia niht bemertbar qemadt
boben. Die Gapieln iino geIeblid aas
rontirt unter Serial 9lo. 1,741 uno
tonnen aud tragenben Stuten qeaeben
psroen. Das Mittel lit einsia uno
ALIEN gu bs3ieben bon Der uniersn 9e=
fern poblbetannten BREEDERS Remson
Co.. go. 2454 gberrn Str, Dept. 6.
MliIpautse. mis-, gum 9reiIe BON
$1.00 fir 6 ooer $3.50 fir u GAP
ieln portofrei nit Gebruuhsanpei=
iung. Dor billigen 9aaabmunaen iei
hermit ousOriidIidit gstDarut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
mas eann nidb1 eeIsHenet
tperceu?

RsiuIiats ionnsn ni4t asltuanet
perosn. iolangs mir oititlbsn nit uns
isrsn siasnen gugsn b,obdht,H ionnen.
Wenn oitielbsu NsfuItais immsr sr5ieli
psrbsn. ionnen mir uns auf oislelbsn
b,rlahsns 1as III pdrum 9rintr's
GIirir Of Bitter WiRe 70 popular &C.
Dorosn H.. Ssin glitr GinfIuB auf
bic 0sroauuHa III unleuebdr, neil Ct
in ispsm nals Off,nianoia Ii. Die
Symphonic sinsr ihI,htn YtrDauung.
lOie appsiIitohgtsit cine blti4s ODER
eslbIids @tfdisfarb,, 8tflsmmunesn
nab BEN eHsn, llsb,lgtit, grs
btshsu. fautss auftoBtR, 8fa6.
uns, @ttfOpfuua 3hbfAm,rsen.
ausFhI6as uub anbtrs 8efhptr6tn
tpsrDsn fihsr bnrh 1rintr's 4lnsriedIt
6Iitiv Of Bitter WiHs ssbObtn. Der
lhisbsn sic bic 8sbdnotunb nitt,
tolnn Sis psrbitsn Ipotsn. bah bic
Arauthsii iid bti J6ntn ftnfsb,n fol-.
Sn a~potbsina. Sol. Qrinst 6i6-622
& Niblanb stps.. Chicago 30. AsrSt
liher Rdtb ourh oi, qoit fr,l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

- Rid. GhuIieR. IN So Jobr, al.
ter btionnisr IoHgidtriasr eiHlDobHtE
cer 5iaef qtnpfho. htsiH1. Ders
mufhlin aus 5hpermutb rbs, ans
porsrnoe ardnilihfsii. Ssibiimprc
oar6 gsreifisn.
Jn 4Eherf blieb Der 81
Sabre ate 3bos. gsnOsriOn, Der iIt
in anoetraniensm 3uItanos BON elmer
Wirtbihaft auf ben 9simDss bssab,
oai benz Wess IisssH unO Tano Den
LOB ourh Grfrieren.
81 sails Durs
Be 9sr alts 4Hiisolsr WiIb. 0His DON
rtusm 3uss sstroffsn unD gstooist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

! elmer aObIensruts Sci Rbssktn a
DurSsn 4 arbeiier nuf ben lob PER-
brdHnt.
ObiO. - 3 9eete unb 5 G6Dsr=
berlesie eab Is BE- ,Irtm @eruh1uiams
msn6run in Der 2lnIoae Der am.
SbipbuiIoins 60" gu 2orafne.
pennfptDanin. Der nj
itrictsanraIt in pittsburo bat
maHsnbafts 8srIuds sntoedt, bic Gez
idpOrsnsn ~uHssb0rig gu besinFluHen.
peI6e fdr Das griminalo,rift oesooen
psr0en. 0as bic 8eftetunasontlaqsu
ssssn z .StaDtrabeHpdter unD . fris
bers Santisrs DOrnebmen fol-. Wssb.
rsrs 4nssihuloi9te purDen bereits
Derbaftst. - Der fribere Sieuersinz
nebmer SObH z. Moradn BON SO
Sees NOd. Der iiG in IS iduen
InterfhIasuHgen fnuloiq 6etahnt hat=
IL. fDurOe gu 16idbrieer 3uhtbaus6aft
uno elmer 0elobuBe bon 5000 per-
urtheilt. - 3Dei burh 7yeuer in Der
glad DiamOnbs@r Grub 3u WfIfesz
barre abeei6nittene 4oblsnarGber
limb eritidt. Sn Duauesne
idnitt fid bic 16jdbrie. RuTin emit
Ia WaisftoroDitih ben Gals ab, nm
elmer. BON ibrsm Batter ibr aufaez
5%iDuneenen She gu sntesben. Il Ter IS
StunOensS hnen3us Der psnnfploa=
nias8ahn lief BEL Nepton6amtL
0 geesH Elm 5elsftiid, oas auf oas
GeIsiis %esfalen mar uno entgleiite.
RismanO Duroe isoOd srnitlit bsrIsbt.
Rem Oorf. - Sn beiosn 6dus
fern Der 9~eaisIatur lit cine 2ocul Sps
tionsgin sinaersidt noroen. - Or.
20. Marpsa. Superintenbsnt Der
ftdotiidsu S6ulsn in Der Staot q 10
.Yort. bebduptst in isiusm skss be-
FAINT ~esgebsnsn S~a6resberitt. baB elm
Drittsl aler 8inoer, bic bic tdDtiIhen
Shulen bsfuheu. tbdtTdhlih 6uncer
lsioen. Gr empfisblt, bag in @srbins
oung NIT leoer ft1orfmen Shule eth
Rsitaurant sr0ffnst peroe, in BEN bic
4inoer gum AoitenpreiIe Tabrungsz
mittsl tauisn t0nnen. Il Sn guffas
I 0 brannts elm oan3sr Blod i'm @bolez
tale MarttsD iftriet. no ii6 sic Eager
bduier Der gommiTionsleute bsfinoen,
nisosr. Sdaoeu. $4,000. 8 Geuers
pebrlsute purosH ftfper Derlebt, elmer
bopOn t0btlih. - 3pei WlGbheu erlits
ten in Dem 9orfe 6ertefI ben
Tlnmmentoo, tpGhreno bic WAtter
t0nBlits unb 2 anbsre ainber Der Tas
Mfr ihpers 8ran6puuoen erlitten.
afs uatts oas Bo6n6dus BON 9ub.
@enniion nisoerbronnte. ~ 9ie @aas
qon observation-disclosures Der g.. 9.
gsriral. Balm in 2pons branutcn
nit einsm Shdoen BON S250O00 ME-
Der. noburh $50 Nrbsiter ~porlduFig
befh1ftiguneslos fRb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
gus Wrhknrb.

Die aus SscisRpr,oiesrn Ith sus
idmmsnItbsnoe ~OibiOib Rinih,rial
Mir" hat zine .gocai Option Gams
payne inausurirt uno 1T btmiiht cine
abitimmuns iibsr bic 9ictnsiraat bsi
her D(unioipaIpobl i'm 6rubiabr Der
bsi3ufubrsn.
Earl Sas,rt. Der l1nasrs Sabre
i'm dr,imoursrttmp,l oabier cine
Shnttosrei bsiritb unb Dor ttlpa 3
No6eu NIT isinsm Sobns 9srmann
O0R bier Ioriftiit. Dat in sinsm 0ottl
tn 3aeoma. @aib.. Stlbitmoro ourd,
@rihitBsn bseanasu. Dor isinsm 3obs
iaais Il. oaB iein SOhn in San fruns
cisoo StIbRmoro beeanesn babe.
On Der OibIoib SrcelNOr fobril
rlhitte cir dnihsintnb outh 9rdnos
ittfiung %sniitdaoenes 1euer sintn
@hootn bou silpa $1,000 q Sine
llui,riubnne III tinatleitet poreen.
IN Dem 1lsiidsrlaOtn BON Better
Aeimtg ptturia6is ein ourh einen
aoerbei3ttn Gi,n suilianosuts Ssusy
tineu Nsylait peu siipd 500.
Aoisph Qitriou. Der btrsits i'm
SABRE 1856 bier ith nit0trlieb une Al.
uty otr d%Iirittu Sinlpohntr Der Stab
mar. ~ stiterbtn.
0eR BET 81 0ineens Stride ons
lsuo am Samslas D VI. eas 9ssr6b
mis- BON 3oia Wl. SUM 0,r Sohttl
Der GbsItuis Geaato @un3 BON 9lad
4lpli ilait
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21

Gin lrirFiames ,ilittcI eeeen
Sic irnrnY.aes bel p~fsrSsu.

Seov Soymtr mn @Ftgoebei SCI
uiro erfgtus isir pen siasm aeatH
4aittsl oeaen pie Rfavattss 0arm
vlaas bti Wsyon su eogeR cas- III osr
msssu ,S,ti itlnss 9sioaniisins eans
erFaunfde @siaiiaie ag3eitai bal. Is
ina pies os aus osr a.itu @simath
Mruhrmsommensn @euIsia Gapisln.
Die iib in ou iug3tasn 5sii SauisnoS
ron @SrgunosH eguo1seR uno in otr
4%us.gGauna rem @Irnsrn tel 9isgs
BEN ais unl5srtgsff.ih e~Tpitisa Ha
ben. 8as @anoertsn oon n%a8isagsu
9gtfsn non faEansru. ois bic Gap'e.n
ten8sisr. esh. btgpoy. PAT nat ntm
ensstsu 1ou aay slro Garisin cans
otFie eoH Sots una oasn moaii1en
Iaruegr rem Ng.osr eaainega. uns
Saf Nfsges oV seEass massv. t5Fis
.gue rsgtfr rlysr. n11 stnl Sin3,
rem ass Gagis.u f1iart saHahmsH ano
ate 4lsaisn stsi6aiisa reslsRs.
Tia llEE'u ssssa ~ss1ssnhS t&an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
SnldnOiihe Hadri6tsr

Nthra&ta. - Ter Staa,eisnat
bot unt @orlcas bsiyeIia @siodhtuna
oss Stimmpthiss an Nrautn ab9t
lebnt. oas,asa sinc 9orlaat 5ua,
flaual. iVonOh ShuIbth0ycen Nit
alisott rem Staltg1tAtimpsyblnoau
ltu aus ben SAalen auslpslisu 0ug
7ta VlHsa SoottH uun y Shlpty
pttreuRottt sat te esim EutslUim ts
ase Saasa otr N.tfeeti 0aeiiN 9abn
lnpeii llnteR.
At entana. - sSSn Scr geaiSla
tut ron W,sHiana putot tint 8tielu
i,eu tiHssrsiht BE esu 9unossens
9gtB %1aiferbtyt Sic ehiuslsn aas
itluBagis aat aui Bic Sdpantg uns
ou lreet,n aiia.tu aussassbasn.
NDaAc. stiS, oaui,g S,s
Siaais.eais5aiuy 6assn ,nt -Sosal
Option 9oF!ass paTiri arb oisit,st
.in aua sty Na.bttbgRs e,s @ouets.
rturs fihey.
0dA aRRaten Ter Ssnai
ou S.aaialsaltlaiay naar ans Oct
laat al wenat isatr y,siSlatuteaus
eteai. osy 40 etypihtist i'm Tal iti.
usT Ntpahluua zine esiiimmit N1as
nabme "a uniutussu. HaabtF fur IN.
iohia tr,.ayt lptEesn ioa. istn Ami Al
btiklesn. Die 9ctIass Fi2iti so st,
sea neutrality-suspicious. ss anii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-21
Aus Rurtne.

GiHtr an i'm Don prominenter
Demoiratsn ioDobl ipie RspublilanerH
trsangsHsn 4uHOrosruns sntiprsdsno.
bat Wlapor u. 8. 9OrIid o~nsstiinoist
CqB u misoerum ols ganoto1t sdr
ods Wobors0mt nuf BEN rsput!ieanis
i4su Iidet duitrsttn psIOs. Sb e
sinsn @sosncanbio0tsn auf bemotrn=
tiid,r Ssiis baden pirb. III nod ni6t
beiannt.
@olbis Gsb,re. oi, 5 Sabre oft,
1oatsr bon GorDin Ssbsre, purot
bsim Rr,u3sn Der Strabs an Der Sd.
BON Woibinston u. gadoro Noe. BON
elmer sleetrifhsn Gtrabenbabnear
dberfabrsn unO ouf Der Stsus sstoos
tsi.
9Or BEN 6otsI Rdcins runnts Gin
itsugsDoroents gfsrO segsa sinsn
StrabsHbabnpaesn. nobel bic 1ront
Der Gar 3srirummsrt puroe uno Der
Uiotormann 9iainqs uno Rolph
Boulion. Elm duf Der porosrtn platt=
term itebsn0sr paFaeisr. srbsbIi6s
8erlesunasn srlittsn. Inter BEN pui.
idgiereu Der Gar sntltano cine ponii.
Jrl. Dlinnis Sbspparo Iprane ab unr
fisl 70 ungIidlih. oaB fs ben 6uFtsn.
inoden brah. unb aubsrbsm lhper,
innere BerIebungsn unb cine @sbirns
sridiittsruns srliti. 5br 3uftano 1T
irltiih.
6bds. DobIaro. Elm 9r,mI.r BON
eltborn, Duros beim 8angirsn zines
3us,s gu GorIiB BON tinsm Sra4t.
iOaggon ssidIeuDert unD fhpsr Der
lsbi.