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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Miss Gertrude Montgomery, who
came to Santa Fe. N. NJ, recently from
teacher in a college for five years, died
from bullet wounds Three ex-con-
victs, who are said to have met her on
a lonely highway, have been arrested.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
NEW DREADNoUGHT LAUNCHED
IiavaI nv TnrnoAn

British Sea Fighter, the Neptune, BE-
Iieved Unsuitable by Torpedo.
The Neptune, Great Britain's eighth
battle ship of the Dreadnought class
or the eleventh, including the three
battle-ship cruisers represented by the
Infiexible, now participating in the
York, was successfully launched at
Portsmouth. England, by the Duchess
of Albany in the presence of great
crowd The bulkheads of this super
Dreadnought are so heavily armored
that experts consider her practically
unsuitable by a torpedo.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Iowa Man Slain by Burglar

c. E. Murrow. aged "a. a dairyman
living one-half mile east of the State
Fair grounds in Des Moines. Iowa,
killed by a burglar. who ransacked his
clothes and escaped with s25 at 2
o'clock Wednesday morning.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
WeII-Known Ohio Man Dead.

n. d. Tibbals, prominent in Ohio le-
gal, Political and G.. A. r. circles, died
of paralysis at Akron, Ohio. He was
Akron's first City Solicitor in 1865.
served two terms as State Senator, and
was for eight years a Common Pleas
Judge.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

The blind of three nations-America,
England and France-are benefciaries
in sums ranging from $3.50 to individ-
uals to $4,000 to institutions by the will
of Editha Rebecca Lord of New York.
but long a resident of Cannes. France
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
ARMY Aids Wind Sufferers.

By direction of the Secretary of
War General w. w. Wetherspoon, act
ing chief of staff, has authorized the
issue of 10000 of short army rations
to the cyclone sufferers in Terrebonne
parish, Louisiana. This action was
taken on the request of United States
Senator Foster and Representative
Broussard.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Killed i'm Philadelphia HoId-Up.

James Quinn is dead and Henry. F.
Saylor and John ]. Cassidy are in a
hospital suffering from bullet wounds
as a result of hold-up in saloon at
York road and Lycoming street in the
northern part of Philadelphia. by a
masked highwayman. The victims
were shot because they did not act
quickly in handing over their valua-
hlac
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Man Lives without a stomach.

William Smith, whose stomach was
removed three weeks ago in the Bush
wick Hospital, Brooklyn, has left that
institution cured. the surgeons say.
There is no reason why Smith cannot
live, it is said. and his only handicap
will be that he can eat nothing except
predigested foods.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
800 YEARS GO

These are types of the men that push the world
ward. Thinkers. fighters, men dissatisfied and sti
Cling. Hudson had the courage that brought him
the mouth of a great river. Futon's restless gen
forever dissatisfied with existing conditions, gave
the world the steamboat. Cook, restless and de
mined, carried his country's name and flag to
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Goshen, Ind, Suffers from Blaze.

Fire completely destroyed the Econ
omy department store, occupying
three fronts of two-story and base
ment brick building opposite the JEFF
ferson theater in Goshen, Ind. The loss
Is estimated at from $4,000 to $780,
900, partly covered by insurance. The
Economy is owned by Nat and Louis
Sallinger, of Goshen and Harry Sail
niger, of South Bend, and was just con-
Guiding a sale marking its retirement
from business.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

BY an agreement between the attor-
ney general and counsel at Union,
Tenn, in the indictments AGAINST 100
men as night riders. the cases are con-
tinued until November and bonds of
$4,000 are allowed including the eight
men who were under sentence of death
for the killing of Captain Quentin Ran
ken
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
A SPECTACULAR fire did S2OO. OOO dial

A spectacular fire did 100000 DAM
age to the five-story building of the
Durham Manufacturing Company,
chocolate and cocoa makers, in New
York. The fire threatened surrounding
structures, but the blaze was quickly
controlled.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
FALLS OFF TRAIN; MIND BLANK.
Rich Pennsylvania Found by Wife
Working i'm Vineyard.

Working I'm Vineyard.
William A. Dreher, a wealthy leath
er manufacturer from Erie, Pa, fell
off train at Alta, Cal, and was not
found by his distracted wife until
Wednesday. Two hours after he fell
he wired her to wait for him at Oak
land. She waited until Saturday night
and then appealed to the Knights oil
Pythias. He was found working in
a vineyard at Mayhew's Station. He
forgotten nearly everything else
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Ends Life I'm Niagara Falls.

An unknown man, about So years
old. jumped from the upper steel arch
bridge into the Niagara river and was
drowned. The body appeared on the
surface for an instant and then was
lost to view
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Fatal Fall Down Stairway.

Mrs. Mary Dewenter, mother of
John c. and VIM. A. Dewenter, leading
business men, was killed in Lafayette,
Ind. by falling down stairway at her
home in that city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Gives $4,000. FIao Fund.

George w. Seize, of Primghar, Ia, a
Civil War veteran attending the reun-
ion or his regiment at Oskaloosa. Ia.
has given $4,000 for perpetual fund
to supply flags for schoolhouses.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Boiler Explosion Kills Two.

Frank Westerfield and Edward
Boone were killed and George Hays
and John Boone probably fatally in
jured by the explosion of a boiler in
a sawmill near Spring Lick. Ky.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Kills Wife and Self mt sumner

After a quarrel with his wife at the
supper table, Samuel Troxell of Oley
Line, Pa, shot and instantly killed
her. He then turned the weapon on
himself, inflicting a wound from
which he died in a few minutes.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

A report was circulated in Boston
that the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad would buy a half
interest in the Metropolitan Steamship
Company. the other half to be retain
ed by Charles w. Morse.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Prisoner XIII. CelImate.

In a quarrel in cell of the county
prison at Holmesburg. a Philadelphia
suburb. over the possession of loaf
of bread. Anton Zachish killed his cell
mate Pietre Grambrane, by slashing
his throat with a razor.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

Accused of robbing a postoffice In
Finland of $4,000. John vasisa, a
Russian, aged 40, has been captured
by the provincial police in Prince Ru-
pert, B. G.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

| August Chabot, honored by France
with the cross of the Legion Of Honor
and thanked and rewarded by other
nations for having saved the lives of
many foreigners in Pekin in the Boxer
rebellion. died at Lark Spur, Cal, of
consumption.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Miners Killed by Cave-In.

Edward cyan and Patrick Onrien
were killed in the Homestead mine,
Deadwood, S. d., by a cavern of tim
bers at the 700-foot level The men
were buried under tons of rock and
dirt
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Runaway Car Kill. Passengers.

A runaway car on the Hanover d.
vision of the Peoples Railway Line at
Nanticoke, Pa, killed one man and in
jured two others who jumped after
the car had started down a steep
grade
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Die Together After Fifty Years.

After a happy married life of more
than fifty years. David Ackermann and
wife were found dead in bed at their
home in Philadelphia. having been ac-
cidentally asphyxiated by Illuminating
gas. No.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Fire I'm Children's Home.

The County Children's Home at Ia
coma, Belmont County. Ohio, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire. and fifteen chill
dren narrowly escaped death or seri-
Gus injury.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Son horn to Crown Priuce..

A son was born Thursday to Crown
Princess Frederick William of Ger
many, formerly Duchess Cecilie of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. This is tLe
third son born to the crown princess.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
End. Life at Home of sisters.

George f. Taber, of Humeston. Iowa.
committed suicide by shooting al the
home of his sisters in New Bedford,
Mass. Mr.. Taber came east two
months ago because of i'll health.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Vote Bonds for Water Works.

Waverly. Ohio, having experimental
successfully with municipal ownership
in the operation of its electric light
plant, has voted to issue $4,000 bonds
to establish a municipal water works.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

Sylvanus Bourne, president and
treasurer of the Bourne Knowles
Manufacturing Company, committed
suicide in Cleveland. 1t is thought
that worry over the illness of son
prompted the act. He was GA years
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Killed Wife and Himself.

Albert Baker, owner of the Baker
Theatrical Company, shot and killed
his wife and then killed himself at the
home of his son in Lyons, Neb. Jeal-
Ousy was the cause.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

The Citizens Savings Bank. capital
100000, and the Ohio Trust Company,
capital 100000, combined in Column
bus. Ohio, under the name of The Citi-
zens' Trust and Savings Company,
With capital of 100000.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

Unprecedented cold weather in the
valleys near Mexico City has destroyed
the corn crop. 1t is estimated that
the loss will reach $4,000. 00J. The
thermometer registered degrees be-
low the freezing point.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Murderer Sentenced IN HANG

Emil Victor, convicted of the MUIR
der Of Mildred Christie, aged Is, on
July 8. was sentenced to hang on Nov.
l6 in Aberdeen, S. d.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

The Inauguration of a causeway to
connect Galveston Island with the
mainland was publicly celebrated on
Tuesday. The causeway will be 100
feet wide and about two miles long,
crossing West Bay. 1t will cost 81 $780,
O00
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Head of cunard Line Dead.

William Watson, chairman of the
Cunard Steamship Company, died in
London, Eng. Mr.. Watson was born
In 1S43.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

Henry Whiting Flagg. son of George
A. Flagg, secretary and treasurer of
the Calumet & Hecla Mining Company,
was found dead by suicide in a room
above the Office of the company in Bos-
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07

Thomas H. Swope, millionaire and
philanthropist, died suddenly at his
home in Kansas City, Mo-, following
q stroke of apoplexy. He was 81
years old
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Two Meet Death In Auto Mishap.

Parker Norton, owner of the Mineo
Ia Press, and Edward Baker, propri.
etor of a Mjpeola garage, were instant
~ killed in an automobile accident
near Mineola, L. l., New York.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
Commits suicide by Burning.

Mrs Lydia Snyder. an inmate of the
Buffalo State Hospital for the Insane
died from self-inflicted burns.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
rheater Owner Kills Wife and Self.

Albert Baker. owner of the Baker
Theatrical Company, shot and killed
his wife and then killed himself at
the home of his son in Lyons. Neb.
Jealousy was the cause.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
FIGHT FOR THE REMNANTS.
Standing of Clubs I'm the Principal
Base Ball Leagues.

NATION AL LEAGUE
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-07
100000 ACRES IN TOBACCO.
More than Half Of the Burnley CIR

More than Half of the Burley Crop
Is Controlled by Pool.
Reports from the counties of the dis
trict received at Burley Tobacco So
ciety headquarters in Winchester. Ky.
show that the crop for 1909 covers
100000 acres, and that a little more
than half of it has been pooled The
question as to whether the pool shall
be declared off or not will be submit
ted to vote of the growers in each
county. The general opinion is that
the pool will stand
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Nuf Der jiagit in Nep g)ort abges
9oltensn 5aguRg Der Gentrals@onf
ren5 onericaniidsr 3abbiuer mar cine
SiBung ipsciea Ter 0iscufion her5ras
&c: aWaii6eben 5pii6eu Suoen uno
@briiten" geruiomet uno es Der0ient
herporgeboben gu treroen, bdB
idmmtlide ReOnsr folde @ben fir
DerDerfIi9 srtldrten, ni6t peaen
Ger Rafenunteridieoe bic Eeuts 3um
Sbeil ~oussepiitt isisn, Ionoern aus
inlieBlih nesen bss SIauben8s
unter hiebes. Die 4nIihien u.
ausipriide Der iioiIGen Qebrer Iber
0lelen 9egenitdno Iino aud fir bic
9riitlihe Belt ui9t o6ne SntereHe.
Rabbi Hatbdn &raB non &cfeIer,
u. y, perlas einen Don 4rof. Gp6raim
5elomdn pom 6ebreip Union Goleoe.
Cincinnati. 8. ausgearbeitetsu Dor.
trag Iber .Wtilhehen pom biitorilGen
S.anOpunct". grof. 5elmann ertIart
Die Soee ron jiDti6 der 3a6enreinbeit
fir cine 6iciion uno fiibrte bierFiir
3dblrei6e 8epeile aus benz 4ltertbum
an. Auf bic 9riilihe 4era i~beree6eno,
Denies Der @elsbyts, OaB bic nriitli6e
&irde Die 6ben 3miiten gbriiisn uHn
5uosn Derbietet, uno omar aus reli=
giolen @runDen uno ndB bic RdbbiRer
oenielben Stdnopuuet e%iHnebmgn.
Seitoem Iih iOnobl i'm Suoentbum
ME auF prOteltantiider Seite Elm @eiIt
Der .2iberalitGt" bsmert6dr made, mo-
ourd bic rsligi0lsn uHtsri6ieoe me6r
in ben 6intergrunD seordn9t nirben.
babe iid aud bic 3a9l Der gliits6en
semebrt. Nber bisier rationalih1he
QiberaIismus lei nur Elm ueberganqs=
itaoium. has rsligi0ie GefH6l merle
ldIieBlih pieosr sritarlsn uno oas
Bette. ia Oas ein5ise Nlittel iein, I'm
W1iihebsn gu 0trbinoern.
Der nd6ite Re0ner. 8r G..
S6uIman pom Eemgel 8et6s@l, Be-
tOnte glsitFnas. odB bic 3aHenfrags
nift i'm @sriugiten in 9etroht toms
me unb oab Miffebtn ousf4liebdh
aus reltgi0fen @rinoen gu
oerperfen ieisn. -. iiiooii6e Qufs
fafung Der gfe qshs bahin, oob re
nidt nur cdf dner 8ereinioun9 Der
6erssn unp auf 2isbt berubs, fonbern
auf o0aiser @eridmsl3uue Der 5eeIen,
Die nur bsi gleihsm reIigi6ism @laus
ben%sbeienHiniB moslih iei. Disier
8abbiHsr Bat uur odnn ui6ts oes.n
bic Ghe tines 9ueen nit einsr 8erion
drihlihsn 9eitnntniTes einsuDeH0en,
renu lsBtsrs iia gum 5aoentbum 6es
tebre ....
6ui db, por bieIsH 9ubsnl rufi NIT
3ed! bic .Aurera u. g6riftl. Rode.
Wantsr iunge fatbolif6e
WauR. manhes fatbolifhe
Ndoden tonnts Ff an Der 3abigs
felt, nit ter ik an tbreu Eosuroen
uHb an gioubeH ihrsr Batter fehbdls
ten. Gin geiipisl HshHsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
Allrrlet nom Tuue.

llsbsr siuen 3ir0ltr aat6olitsntao
bsrt6tet man Der .g0ln. 8olts3tq. "
aus CT. JobanR. Die
GireIsr 9roBen oeutl6en 8us
KatbSIifentae. tbolifsntaoe uno Der
golntr Gu6driiif6s
gonqreb baben Fer sine in ibrsr 4rt
aud aldn3enoe 1asune onsersst - sis
nen aatbolitsntag fir 0orOoiftiroI
einQsleitet bur6 8eleu6tune ber S6s
bsa, 8onner ber @eIhibe uno feitlis
de8 @elGute DON ben 9birmsn Der De-
t~anatsfirts Sine QbenopreDigt oes
Deans Mair BON &ufiiein ging bors
aus. 8os 9rdiioium bate Rei6gs
taQsabQeorbneter Dr. Maier. Nls Re0s
ner iparen eetommsn: bic Varlamsnias
rier 8r. 9rerel. 3r. Stumpf, s2ieos
rielt, oann Gborbsrr Gistrid uTp. Die
9reofqt Dor rem fsierlifen Gottess
oienH bfsit osr 6etaunte Seluit Batter
aol6 iibsr .1irot's nsinbe einit uno
iebt. rad ben Observation-Disclosures
fit gauern, @eSerbe, Qrbetter,
Srauen. beaann um 2 ll6r unier
freism 6immtl Die 5sftperIammluno,
in oeren S6lubrsos g. Rob unter
tolenoem geifan fpIad iibsr bic Roth
mtnoietsii 0ss giusbsrsius - oes
0rebDereiRs fir Ceherreih.
8epeffen 6otten gaph un6 aaiisr.
bic Grsbsr3oss 5raH3 Ferdinand unO
queen, garoinal aotf6t6dler, Or.
Qusaer. Dr. o. Crisrsr u. a. asinno..
Tamii oie Reioiutionsn aud nue. ss
fi6rt neroen. purbsn fir bic auss
flarung lids Ssetionsn sinqe'sbt:
gousrns. Gsrer6s. qr6eiiers, 5ps
oenos. 9rebiscii0n unb eirs siasne
eihdrifni6 marianiite GUsiou. -
1is 1ngurg mar les 3irolsr Sub<ls
iatrsg fh0nls N~berDasbsi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
,,prtneeITim 1IIiee'S" Gseapas
sen.

Sn redt interefontsH G%rinnerungen.
bic Fri. emma 8roebel, Die sbenolige
Oberbofmeiiterin Des aa!Iers Don @os
rea, in Berlin psrGlfsntlibt bat. idiIs
bert bic 0erfoferin in beiOnbers feI
ielHDer Weiis ben 8eiah. DeldeH SRI.
qlice Rooisoelt nit Dem G~onertbobges
orpnetsn Qiholas 2ongtporth, ibrem
nunmebrieen @otisn. auf Der I. 3.
NIT .nsr Gongreboslsgotion esmadten
Rsiie nab ben pbilippinen Der c%oreanis
ihen 5auptftaDt Soeul abitattste. I'm
bic 9otier OsS bamaIigsn grdiiOsntsn
3ooisOelt DEFENDERS gu epreH, luo Der
Gaiier DON @oreG bic 1merieaniiheR
Safe gum geiu6 Der @rabitdtte isiner
eritosb enen @oitin Elm unD nad Be-
ithti9nng bss monumenialen 8aus
ionte in Der Rdbe elm 0dbslfrubltid
i~eroiri neroen. Die Gr3dbIsrin. SRI.
aroebsl, leitete in anftr0ge oss corsas
niiden 5erridtrs oas fsitlihe @reig-
nib. 3pnn3ig 6ofbtamte in @ala srs
nari.isn 5rl. @lies. Disie fam mi.
Geigl9e bed al 8oB beran9siprsngt
cir rotbes Rtittlsi3 uRe blaHfs Gnafts
rieglH tragenb. bic Rsiigsrts in Der
5aro uHo - cine Cigarette i'm Uluuo.
Gle nd6m BON Der ibr 5utbsil per0sus
rem fsierlifsn 9egribung nur %infoFern
0otis, als is fli6tig init rem aopi
nidte. Qls fe bic ~itsiuernen 9bisre
srblidte, trslte pas Orob bepo6eu,
ipranq fe rittlines auf ems UNI MINT
Il Qongportb is nit leinsm 8ooof gu
photosrapbirsH. Damn itiea 5rl. Qlics
bsrab. pis ri. Grosbel Ipeiter tr8aAli.
AZ BON ben aufgeirassnsn 9edsrbihen,
trani ben t~rspsn8tsn Gbampasner. uno
fto5 bonn nit ibrem @sfOlee Disosr
fort. 05ns ssu cpTsaRsrn aud nuT Elm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Bate. Gs III fsrner o1eemein betanHt,
oaB sr cine sigsne 9utbanOluns lei
tste, Die Hur rsoolutiondre Shriften
sntbisIt. uRo oaB sr cine Art .56u=
Is" siHseri6tst Fate CUR u%ntsrirei=
luas Der Sugen0 i'm anardifiiden
aHb itaatsFsiHDlihen Slime. ga in
einem aufruf ~fOroerts sr iosar Die
SolodteH 81 eiism an5emeirsn Sol=
Datenitreit auf UNI 3ur 9eFbnabme
ales @~iaentbums Der SloIier, DIR
8anfen. Der WiliiGr uno 6~ipilperio=
Hen. - Man Ioate nint meiuen, oaB
NIT sinem 5oIhsR @aterlanosoerras
tber UNI Wedroer i~iberh1upt noh Elm
9sHi6 ibmpatbifireH tonnts. llno
bod: 5errsr mar 6rsimGurer, Il.
Hur bstommen feline Shdnotbaten 10
fort ett onoeres 9i6i. Sebt fHo pIoB
LID Die blutigsa @reuel Der Reoolu=
tion in Barcelona, bic s6inialahmno
unihulOigsr YonRen, bic graRoIt;f
tuns an ben 9Ioitsrn oergsHen, iebt
iiei9t eine in%ternatiorale IeQe fir6z
terli6er Gntrifung iber ben .sSulti3
morn" an Dem .5reibeitsbelOrH1 i'm
9olte auf uno Iebt iid fort ibsr Die
rerfhieosnlten Cancer, Die nit Spa
nisH uno 6srrsr font ni6t cas- Sc
ringite gu tbun BADEN. "a baben mir
einen geipeis fir bic gefpdItioe Mla6t
oes intsrnotionaIen Sreimaurers
tbumsl Sin Druid auf Den Rnopf iei-
tens oss .gleiiters pom Subj, unO
in allen 9dnoern regt lids 81 Bro
tsIttuHDgebungen, Sauisnbe non
9ldttern oner mDgIifeu Staaten uno
9dnoer fiiaen Ii6 NIT fur6tbaren
0rObungsn sessn Spanisn uno nit
Observation-Disclosures fir Den
rW&artDrer". Man glau6t p~obrbaftia
in einem 9drrenbdus gu ieinl unD
bod, mir baden bier nur elm g h p
I 0 m oes nnbeihreiblihen 6dIies aes
gen be &atholtten. DARN lie1t Oes
4dtbieIs = penn mir es 70 nennen
Oiirfsn - 90iuns. 6errsr mar, ME
bic IibsruIs n9rier. 3ts." idreibt, elm
3ooFeino oes Ipdnifhen Glerus unO
bat oeFsn GinIluB isit Sdbren dufs
beftieite betdmpft." Sa, oa lit es be-
ereifli4, DAB aud Die liberaIen
uno ocidIoemotratif6 den
9ldtter ben frsimaursriiteu beiIprins
gen. limb oas 1T bic 5peite MIDI
tise 2sbre. Die Iih aus Dem .6ane Ser
rer" ergibt. 5iutsr oiefer @igerfhaft
6srrer's. Elm nTookiuo Dss ipdnIden
@lerus" sepeien 81 iein. oa muB feline
anarhiftiihe unn rspolutionGrs Geiins
nung 3uridtreten. Seine airten-
feinoiadft umsibt Jpn pI6Blih in ben
4usen es9iberalismus nit einem fol-
den @lorienihein, OdB ieine S6anb=
tbaten odgegen DerbIahen. Run bat er
pl0BIih Die Sbmpatbis Oisier Butter.
Die niht miioe perOen, gegen ben .Su=
%iti5moro" uno oas ,.8luturtbeil" in
Sonen b09iter @ntriitung 81 miitbsu.
gtan eriisbt bieraus DieOer einmdl,
ME iebr 5reimdurertbum, 9iberalis
mus uno SociaIoemotratie oelinz
nungsOerDanOt unO b~inoniBfdbig
iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

Mort 0es 0dntes fir bic freunbliGs
gepiatommnung unb 8%eDirtbuHg 81
piomen. ~ Quf bisien 8eriht bes sri
grOebsI eribien prompt elm bdriheA
Dement, bes @atten Der gr0iioenten|
to6ter. entgeqen Der 8erfiherung bel
Serrn 2ongfportb, Oab nur cine ueber|
aeIdnappte ooer 8etrun.sRe folded
lIuiinn iber feline odmolige Reifegel
fdbrtin unb ipdtere @emabIin bGtt|
beriiben fonnen, nieberboIt ober SRI
&roebel lire bsrsits mitestbeilte Sri
sdblung uno bait bic semohttn Angu|
ben in pollen ltmfung aufre9t. NI|
2euasu fir bic Wdbrbeit bird
G6iloerungsn fibrt is 5srrn MOr|
aan pon Der odmoIigen omericnnHhet
@efanotf6dft, ben jeBt nod in Sosi
I~tationirten OsneralcoUul pobooI
unb ben GOnful Street an, fpslde b
oanse Scene mitdngefeben bdtt't
Trl. Rroe6el figt bin5u. 5err 3otD
in oeHen 8egleitung SRI. aIif
Roolspelt Die Reiie UNI bic Me
ma4ie, fei BEL sem Spetutslltid MD
sugeger aepeieH. SOfDeit ie fih e
innere, babe er gorea iberbaupt mid
befuht. &msricanif6e 9anosrGul
nsn. 10 bsbauptst SRI. aroeb,l suI
S6luB, bdttsn Sos 8enebmsn 30
qliee R~ooieoslt aIs o6G;s tnubenbu|
uno elmer a2aoe" uuipHroig bsssi9ns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28
Die 1iraebt HnS Ser 5aTs Ser

Afrcpenfeiftce. Gin greNes
Salagliht aui Die ~relisi5ie uno Totias
L g~srpiloerung. Dix Durh ben Girs
dem NIB aot6olilsnbas 6srDor0eruz
fen 1T, BAT nieegr eiRmal bic gebanos
lung uBp g~surthsiluRs res a5aass
Serrsr" in Der li5tralen Il. ioeiolosmos
fratiitsn QreHs ssporfsn. @ir iss
BIN ms gsnotbiet, nah0em IhoH bic
gartsinabme n4r lltsraIen 9ldtter
fir riHeu iolttH Repo ltiondr nus
moralifdeR WOrosr ~eeblbrsao gsgsis
Bslt poroeH 1T, aud oieis Seits oss
salts nober 3u beleuhten. I'm ben
s~ren3sBIoieH 6aB Der bssei6nstsn
prsFs ssssn bic fog. .Glerieaaa" -
pomit RoiIrlih ieine onoersH als bic
~1ldubissR 9uthpfifen eemsiRt
Tao -iR's rstts 2iht 81 isssn. nix.
mano IsusHsi msbr. sab 5arsr einsr
osr pltbsE ten Rsooluiiondrt Spa
Hisn'E paT. oes Dor isiHem gepdltmii-
tel. nits oor 1olA uuo Bonnie surids
ni6s cor ZciA rne Gombe 3arlds
itrtdts. IRA leint raoiealsH 3isls 81
errsiteH. 0iemaHo pagt su btFrd=
ten. 5aB Ct ber ssiiiias urhsber 6uns
oertsr Bon Woreib1isu IN unb ho6hs
lpafrfdsiriit cub bti TEN esnensn
glaTsanfhlos auf 0as isaniifs Re-
Hissp1ar ieiHs 6cnc nit n Spsls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

glaubeH an BEN Grl0ler, Der am en-
Dc oer Sage in Sen Wolssn res 6ims
meIs eri6siHeH niro. I'm 0eritt gu
bdlisn iber bic 2sbsuOigeR uno bic
Spoten, uHo Is fporHt ba3u an, 10 gu
honoelH. ME mon b~treinitens Minis
idSsR piro. sshanOslt 81 babsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-28

pie aelbsu 4Dr.B5sttsI. tDslhs i,h
2sisuna aufgstIsbt perosn. asigsn q
fsr Der 4ortH, aud nod bic 3sit q
pie nett Elm AboHnsni oos Hlatt
7ahlt sat. Wenn e gum BsifpisI hi
Wdrs OF, 70 bsOsutst oisb: gs5nhlt 8
Wirs 1901; apr. 90, bs3ahIt 5
QDril 1900; Ulai SO. bs3obIt bis On
1899. 8draus Tam isoer iebeH. 4
melt II ridIidnDis 1T, cher crraa1E
sosIt fat.