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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Rem Wort ~ Tds feutrpfiih
iilsEiQeuthum oey Gtaot gtem Yoyt
tit dmili6 auf $500 gtaionsn Dollars
tinQeitdbi vorotn. 5luei Tsilel ALIEN
9ooen uno 6arsipert6. Tas @unDs
ei8tnlbum TT TN 9eiiB BON u'ht eth
NAL huu0erttanieno 8~erionen 0urh
n1s por3tiiiae gosaghsn eing oas
600 QiHnh 9nnomii 6e%i,e6euoea
@prtnal1ouug Ia einem Sieueyun 8u
Sout6 9et6lebem. IN oer 0dhe
pan 4tbann lpuroeH - Gtuis e
tsolei mo itredliA 3srihids.t oerun
itt dud1 oer manager aes Sgiu6rufes
mo mstrtfe 9eamtfn. eguf otr va
iS oes S @iuu0en Eaaes uuo eines
0tnotnlo6nts nou $500 pro 1ao. it
3piiden phi iireilmoea 3tmmeyluiten
iino pen e"ontrastortH IN II d. ter
cine &iniauaa ey3ifli poroeu.
4ahnnnnil ourh Nrbeitsiaa1ieit. Ct
iaeB Sci 95aitrs IN 8rooftnR iei.
ut Sapdaetn lyr3a 0tii. @utN uno
Hh ielbit. 4dt GAuiom lm 9st,aee
pon tiioa einey 9Rtliou it pie @6ritu
Trina 1gaca & @o. in Mtm Woxt
auf A8irae uoH 0lagtsera eduisraii
e1,arE loatasu. Nt Ei9mI toll in
g'ep slert una ehit11o ee.o in Iari-
cab llaitruehmunasn aefst5 habeu. Sic
Iih nibt les ahslef. s,n oG Staot
q lem Gerf hsyrih, glas 6eacnl
Hte 9geoHotb oo wsayala 4eQ east
rsie Wioloe hes eat,ri.ra.e uao Der
aobcp Nt}Hauiie ihfe Naesa at
iaIoNtH b3otn. tais ptsots befiieh
fft aui oes vsle ieiua nsim5
sn s. r. Six 81 ,,p 9lagt raroe
str tt3iiuate etarrsarstsr g.
9uao. eia Nyeara fia..tb sgnor.
tt@ Netwaos Vs,refsc.# ren tiHtu
NlsatglWttatr ietae.ie- tiasa 14ii
flitct oeg tlp5rstH v3ae esi43f
&eu ssm 2Rassg eat mon ssne
Nr,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

ler uHb #stfsnben Can Brocndn osrs
heiratbei 1T. 5rau Seott btist IN
SniHois 5armen. bic iis al Mnfsrs
MULTIPLICATION srbobeH bet. 4ubernem
nennt re en- pra6tDones 5eim in
@oibiHeion, .. g., ibr eia,n, no lie
IN Der 9elenidaft cine berpcrragsubs
ROne fpielt.
Die Organization Der 8. q. g..
5atIi hsuie nabs5u 750o0 Wfialieber.
4ufnabmsFSdie in ben gsrbanb Fnb
oie iDelbliaen abf0mmIiHas Bon In
gsbori9eu Der Nrnlce uno W1orine oer
l3 GoscnieH. fsrner BE 9adfommen
Der uHier5sidner Ger uEa6b6neioteitsz
et'larure. Der Miielieotr unb Beam
len oes 4oHtinentoIioRgrsHss uuo anz
osrsr I'M bic grrsihuHg Der unubbduz
sigteit o%erbientsr Decentralization.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
gus OrlIknrb.

Inter 9etbsiliaung idmmiliher
6itiger 8irhens @emeinoeu mir0 an
Samstaa bier elm 8eii9ionstenius
dufasuommen pgroen. g.ua 200 Brit.
qlieosr bet psritit0enen @emeinoeu
psron iih IN oit Nufadbs t1eilen.
Nm %. Wlai wiro IN Der 5taots
ba1s 0abisr cine Qrufung fattimoen
iiir cine 6d%oetteHnelle In Der Neit
Vointtr Ylilitdracapemie. Der Con-
arebabaeorDHeie DaDjoion bat bic Srs
nennung 3u MAIDEN.
Ter 81 Sabre ate aug. 6eislsr
bs9ina Seibitmoro. inosm er iib nit
islii zines 8iemeus an ieinsm 9tttpio
lien erbdn9le.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

s. euitstaias lt oss Nlsmoriai 81
saaee ser As. mi, DE GrsoUi
gen aaNa. wigo. 81 cty
St9 essvl osrcugesr. Ter st
aeaawt etn &grtsa esr @uleVttorls
eg 'sr eghesenes 4Raaaa
e~t1le rtt ermno IND &cesn.
t- t.clist
Yg1a s., wsarsrt Sabre ctr
t Sls @srtanoss osT q.
i.erafewHn a~resaort.
~tfss e T.rs st-fs rst&tD 13insus
eag l5 ,yshgsn IS 70. TT
ana s ,et ~mliRreNet. eas
at1 rs r1s aui Sariian SremwsA
tNr s.atu W,ief EcTc in Atitsa
G-'ifs su 1rnsss NIT eu @Gritasts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Aus 3anciltr.

Inter euiicBlHtsH Eva.ta i.sts
ods e Ntpnatt alt5 2oblaasu o5s.
5amllie @oe,et Meii I'm grauoaua
atg BIC ss uiiiitn bate ais itin lia
tlate 9taosgteH bsim 1sgleu #lals
@igcltb2l3srn i;ins N.ttNutiu esana
8titst bate.
gin Wifisv @ipoeurm itsitan
t Gdmsiaa 0etr ogfg eourtc au
lct9 aT autsit btfoltctys au fsya4
aeadulihiatea tura@tlihta 1aso r
an.
Die Fra3Na uno Nunaigaaea csy
@t 9tagttu etafaae tgtiisH Na,sgs
tsaaaasn farelrt .'Faig- aisaat2 -.
une 81. Saat 5em s,i,yu set G,nscle
etia. est ~5uiaaas esa'iaeer
eln Vtstsg' hrgt s -ot'
TIN ater etlty al. IT, eafiN
aa gro eat eeg sitsret N
tate5e Esa'mss SaT Vsiugse- 1'
at htcasta aetHcyatatn ataa3sa afs
ls1ni' a~HtvgaBiialn Grssa ft
i3 at.s4H Hgfas u m 4 ait
itaeH aas rs Vu.t -ges sfass
nails d. bic gtyitefssgsn iss ST.
otr fsgtfVtas ftiit
Cae 4stfstH set,4
enc psa0n3t letters fysst sit
iHt rr ess snt VAS aethp ete. t,e
iaHs 4's 8. fwae fshs ems
aaatsao Gatge, Vtftfor fa
etg Ssfistfee m
Ht,csen Ilt1 disfr#Nh rt et
ninfm lR9irtt. f,atct tfeev t1t.
'tctStn 0tei1. art Sagie stite
ane tF...i snsa saasditsa St1a
sgs4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23


Sarifs @sisbg,bune nidt a63uIprsheu.
Doliosr 1T 5uglei6 i'm 9uuoeslenote
0oriibenosr 6es Gomites fir 4der6au
un0 6orfmeiea.
SoHathan g. 9ouiber iuurb'. 1853
ais G0bn zines 8eiltli6en in ainoz
iDocb, @a.. asboreu unb Dgr3oQ, nodz
benz sr 1875 an Der Weit @irainias
nnioeriitdt sraouirt, bic 8e6te ltubirt
bate uno 1878 CUR Barre 3uqelahen
porosu mar. i'm Sabre 1880 na6 sort
Dodge, Sa.. no e. ii6 als 4oD0tat
etablirte. 8al0 Onnbic Il ii9 Der DO
Iitit 81, uno niht lange pGbrtc es, ais
CT ais Der bette republitaniid one
Stump s9eoBer i'm Gtaate Qalt. Bis
8u ieiuer grpdblune ols 8eprdIentani
tn ben 4ougreB i'm Sabre 1888 bat Ct
uber, atgelsben pom Der fur5em 3eit. in
Der er gegen sin monntlites entqelt
bon $40 oIs ACKNOWLEDGMENT bes
Gowus Sort Dooae Tuugirte. tein
oiitrtltbss 4mt beileibet. Quh i'm
&tpraitatdntenbauis peri6uffts f6 bic
gepaIti3e Reonsrlabs 1onibgrs buIo
@eliuaa. Sci beiBen 8sbntten, meun
bis Nibger Der oerihieesneH Qartejea
IN &4npforonuHg asgn einaaoer oufs
3osen, l0uroe Doaiper BON ieiusn Bar
tei9enchsn In Die porosrits 8et6e GEE
iaoben. Or seborit i'm Reprdientnus
ieubduie oem 8omite fir Mitiel uno
Aeae an uno mar Iiigiieo isrsr leois
leiibsn 85rperihait bis 1900. Set
leacm Sabre uimmt sr lsinen Sis I'M
8unbesIenate Gin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Gin oansia,rciben.

Sd srlaubs mir, 5bHen biermit al
nise 3eilsn i6sr MID peri0nlih nit
3ui6eIl,n. Sin aan5es Sa8r lang mar
i'd mist einsm Magsnlei0en 6sbaitet H..
be 4pusisn 5alien mir is9r pentg, bis
ib ods bette 6siimitisl faH0, nelhes
mid aud aehsiit Cat. ndmliA Iriner ?
dmerton elirjr 81 Bitter Wine. Sd
piinite Sbnsn hitrmit meiasn beften
DdHt dus3uiprsfsH. Mm. Yliaer. 81.
=. .. Jlo. i. Oklahoma. D. Die
Ter Brief tommt sur rsttsn 8eit, neil
9era0e jebt oitie YsrioHen an osrifis
0euen aranf6sitsn 5es DSagens leioen.
Alsnn oieiei5en ioiuri lei 0en eriien
5pmpiomen Eriners Wmeric0n Glirir
Of Bitter Mine aebroa1en. ioiirpe bag
Ilsbel in is3r tur5sr 3eii oerihmiHotS
Golhe 5Dmptome ino. Appetiiloig
ieii. Shuere im Wlaaeu mad ben
Ula1lBeiten. 8ldbuHQeu, llebelieit, De-
lsatt 3anee. 9lsitludt, geitorter
5diai Shmdft. 41er iel0it in ben
0orQelhritieutn Staoien Der 8ranlteit
lUiro 1rinsr's Americau 6liIir Of Bit
ter Aine Sbuen 9inoeruna osriAoffen.
s5n Qpotbsisu. Sol 1rinsr. no. 616
TOP g. AIblano 4pe., GbCago, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Inter Observation-Disclosures
asfabrlit e%riranti. lisst 0gl. YaHng
Elm tsiannter bisil3tr plumber. ia iris
3uiian0e 0l@TnlsoeI. Gr be-
baupisi. Dab Ibm oas @iii in eiHem
Saloon beise5radt 0uros, ieiHe Ss
p0len aber nlhis D1D0n mlneH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
NithmarFte.
WliImauFee qRarfi.

sawtins. - auiahr 1900. parft Ftetis.
Nfnt1, 1917 ta eeHriiAie 800 %.
&iahpttb -giniu5r 500. 0lagg perdaecrt.
Eaiafts Stfels. aus Dc uasiefc. s. Is
80 50: n~uitlert RE gate 4.T5-E aS. gefrrs
Hitlsre BIS ause &75-6e0s asurhuhAe $50
$40. afbf. F75-Hfe Esrs. 2oo-2 81.
anitsre 215-82 20, Anlien $500. FteS.
- 100 IS; Stoders s25-s7 rs. aai5er.
sTf-675.
, uafs. GrisAr 900: 1larlt nieAriaer. -
S1afe s.t5-o21s Gsaner. Soils.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
atuc prdiOmim orr .. 4 Il.
Tie esits ~isaals fEF oao 6Btsnaint srforeus
Tame aas ssm @seiiea.


Tame aas asm @seisea.
Frau 0laiiwp z. Scott Den
Bloomington. Sa.. Die bel Der @~eneral
4riFcsntinneuruohl Der Soater otr
Ameri,ariihen 8coolntion IN @8aTb
ington. 3. g.. ZEN SIG o0poatrug. 1T
Die eriie Dame aus Dem Weiten. Der
ltues @byenamt 3ugefouen lit. Der
8abllampf nor Der ihdrfhe. Der lidl
ianerblIb OeE Reiacn oss @erbounes
Ieit ieiaev 9esrunaung I'M Sabre 1891
lt 3gseiraaen. fraa Scott empfing
1876 Simmer. iua6rtnb auf ibre sc
aeuilut )atiu. Trau Niaiam 6.
Stern Don Rem gort, 42S SiiHmeH
saifIelea. M}it Der 9eriammlun9 mar
3uglei6 he 6eisr Der YDusnoung Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Eefns bemsrtsnsD0fbe Etse Ia ben Bers
baHoiuHesu abet ete 1ariibias.

Sine Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nett
bin bea9tsten Reoen anldBlih Der
BsrbaHoiunssH lber bic neusn 9oriF=
9eisbp0rlagsn i'm 8unbesTenat bat
pohl jiHgitbiH Der 8unossisnator 20
Haiban g. 9oaioer bon Soma gekaI=
ten. Da er aIs friikres lansjGbriges
MitgIiso bss asprdlsHtantsnbouIes
niht Denigsr als brei 9arif Bills Eat
nit DsrarbsiteH beIfen. 70 1T Doai0er
cine herporraasnoe Grfahruna in Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
nnA,r. U,treIne. nnn rruhnrtrnrnsrtt..

%Gbtcaao. Is. mai. - msbl. @intep
reiieH NaieF;s 630-660: Strdiabts 5.50-
20 Spring 4atents. 5.e0-6lo; Girai1ais
47Q-bee; @aisrs 44O-5.o0: 80. 2 barter
I 2s-i.35, 90 2 roier. T.43h-i4s. Qo. 8
9lais. S4C. go. 8 8elcsr. Hh-744c; SGier
no 3 pci5.y ss%-5shc; 9}o. 2 @aacsn.
s3C Suiigrqer;s. 70 -70hc. alfe biz Walieu
ousieie g0is-72cs No. 8nrtbneiieru. Us.
grima IshlsibDiamen 8 so: glsB +. @orf. 1850
$40 Spmal8 1885. G5ort 9fib Sioes.
10.05-tot5. G6ori CLEAR shes, 10.37Hs-
10 10: NiaeiGnicn ESQ.
St SoutS IS. Tsai. @ei5en p SO. 2
roer 1.54-i &c, NO. 2 barter. i.33-1.3s.
WHAT'S. Sc. 2 I54c
9Gief. &c. 2 lUeiher. 800.
Ran1as Ctr. is. 4g0f. ~ @cistn -
gle 2 Barter. 1.2s-i5s. 30. 2 rciez 1.45-
Mais. - 30. ? gsnlii8fer 74isc.
Saisr. ~ 90. . tveifer G7-5ec.
WtuueupuItS SO. Glai. - Iciscn -
&c. / 9~larl9crH 29A-129A 10. 2 aortbs
Mshl. Sirit aa;5itfs. eio-eso: eecsnas.
600 $40; gleors. Assoc; Seeou0s. $50
-265-
guIut6. fs. w,ai RssissH SO. /
gloEi9cTE. 1851 20. 2 gt0u9srH. l261s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

5a pasr 1900 sssi6 aretas
ta . ne 4ter ero
eaustsnli5 3
re1 1fs-~-f-
IT g &
',rs M gs-suss.f
a'ss s5a aass Il sas
isa ~ @sii.a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

hifrHs aosr Glutisrtalit, esilol uus
@~aatnaafieF. NHD gHimu 1yih ~ sa5ta
~ tess s5 4a'sn Sv.. ossr Al
@ coe 1916 y. Str. pgilrausv.
s %aitlunsen ran oaspdrts
raN4Hs sgaEt 6la hsl Alpsasr5aisr rr,rs
-fa aa1 pate'lFs BON SIS. fag zoe
6la Hs sG sEsg,5 All SOFTEN sss &c.
Hi- rss eUtt Esl. Nam sos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Nuhere gieiereimsrfts.

gbicaqp, IS raj. - Butte -e,.afaero
2ofe -2te. DGivN 1926.
safe. Eaiies. t8I-i i4c T7ius. 13
-l5Ac; Vsung 4usEieas. 13A-1A, sud
i0-f4c.
0ift. - 2o-2fe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
Butter. Gisr NIB safe.
n1iIiuairfee gParFt.

Butter. uHfabr 1920 Rio.; WarTt nirsri.
5et 9iira5. 2tc. VIrits gt-g2c Secoaqs.
70 Zee. &eucoaisb. 30 oiAc. 1mrn. ssance,
20c; zines. is-fec5 Rcll. f7-lsr. 8a1lua ia
I5-t5hc. Greaie. Soc
Safe. NiUfsbr 1924 no. M9arft fnpdh.
Iuericoa dali 0teauI- f0-l5isc 4rd, I8-
1916. tiHl5arger. s-il &c: S6meiser. D.
i4kr.
gisr. - Ininbr ss2 Ritter. Cart felt
6gibe Gier. 1ec; Sec7Hbs. 15-16e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Tes ron sn sepi 8m iasatg eaR lla,
iuitatEuaean Sauslnas ertutt ren
9esscouim mearily.s ire ai5gU3ua&t
rtiiuuess nnb 9nietmotiea5 &nrtaa be
fnhr ne irtttu go. 69f Nsa,,t 5tg,
9ases BIT. Ss1u1y
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
GENERAL NEWS.

The publisher of Tolstoy's book,
THE Kingdom of God With U.s." has
been sentenced to years imprison.
ment in fortress.
Five lions. leopard and variety
of other wild animals, the gift of for
mer President Roosevelt to the ZOO at
Washington, arrived at Philadelphia a
few days since on the steamer Molt-
kefels. ~
Col. Terrence Clark, sixty-nine years
old, who was one of five men. who
planned and made successful the es.
cape of number of prisoners from
Libby prison by tunnel, died at
Paris, ILL.,, few days since.
DR.. Jose Madriz. former Judge of
the Central American Court OF Justice
at Carriage and Zelayas candidate,
was on Monday elected president of
Nicaragua by the unanimous vote of
the Nicaraguan Congress.
King Leopold of Belgium died De-
cember 18th as the result of sudden
collapse at time when his recovery
seemed hopeful. He viii be succeed
ed by Prince Albert. the only son of
Leopold's brother, the late Philippe,
Count Of Flanders.
p Grand Duke Michael Nicholaievltch,
grand uncle Of Emperor Nicholas died
at Cannes, France. December 18th.
The grand duke was the Oldest repre-
sentative of the imperial house, hav.
ing been. born in 1882, the fourth son
OF Emperor Nicholas I. He distin.
guished himself in, several great wars,
having begun his military career in
the Crimea in 1854.
In semi-official statement the
government of Russia makes positive
denial Of the rumor of pending Rus.
so-Japanese conflict.
The Yale Corporation has received
a gift of $4,000 from Mrs. Morris K
Jesup, to be used to complete the fund
for the Morris X. Jesup chair of tim.
ber culture in the forest school.
John Masterson Burke, who in 1902
gave $4,000,000 for the institution and
maintenance OF home for GONZALES
cents, recently died of bronchial pneu.
monia In New York In his ninety
eighth yea rt . ...-. 3D. ......,
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
The cabinet Of chill. Formed Sent.

The Cabinet Of Chill. formed Sep,
18th, with Ismael Tocornal, as pre
mier, and minister of the interior. re.
signed on the Goth inst.
A fine of $100 for theatrical mana.
gers who permit tardy patrons to be
seated during the progress of a play
Is fixed in an ordinance passed by the
City Council of Cleveland. Late ar.
rivals must wait in the foyer until the
end of the act.
The famous old Sioux Indian chief,
Red Cloud, died at the Pine Ridge
agency few days since. Red Cloud
was eighty-eight years old and for the
last twenty-five years had lived at the
Pine Ridge agency.
The French Acaden.. of Sciences
has announced that gold medals for
aeronautic achievements will be
awarded to Wilbur and Oryille
Wright, Bleriot, Farman, Count de
Lambert, Latham, Santos Dumont, De
La VaulX, Volsin and Count Zeppelin.
Along with the prospect of million
collar reward, Richard Parr, the spe-
cial treasury agent who unearthed the
sugar. frauds on the williamsburg
docks OF the American Sugar Refining
Company, is receiving letters threat
ening him with death by poison or vio-
lence.
By an estimate made by the Post
OFFICE Department 100000 pennies
each week are dropped into their mail
boxes in payment for postage by per-
sons living on free rural mail routes.
This is great annoyance to the mail
carriers and the department urges
people to stamp their letters.
The Grapery store of Arding g.
Hobbs at Clapham, southwestern
quarter of London, was burned on the
Goth inst, involving a loss of 50, ,5O0,-
600. The fire started while the store,
covering over an acre of ground and
taving five floors, was densely crowd.
ed with customers. Luckily all es.
capped INJURY.
Arriving from Julesburg, Colo, Mae
c. Wood appeared unexpectedly in
the Court of General Sessions in New
York City on the 18th inst, and an
nounced she was ready to stand trial
under the indictment charging her
with forgery and perjury in her breach
of promise suit against former Sena,
tor Thomas C. Platt The surety COM
pany that was on her bond surren-
dered her, and failing to secure a new
bond, she was sent TO the Tombs.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
Beet Seed Price Cut.

Greeley, Colo.-S Sugar beet seed will
be furnished to the farmers for 10
cents pound, instead of 10 cents. ac.
cordine to the new ruling Of the Great
Western Sugar Company. This will
save hundreds ot dollars to the farm.
crs. Monday was lay day. and from
the Greeley offices 100000 was paid
TO the farmers, and $500 to EN-.
ployes, Froin the Es ton offices, s92.
go was paid the farmers and Sl4,500
to the employees At the Windsor Of
flee. $27,0Je Was paid to the farmers
and $4,000 TO the employees.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
CONDUCTOR WENT TOO FAR
Diplomatic Step Was All Right, But
He Didn't Know Just When
to Stop.

A much-bothered conductor on an
east-bound car was asked by chilly
lady passenger to close the ventila-
tors. As he had already been impor-
tuned to open them by half dozen
other patrons he resorted to diplo-
macy. - tr
Madam" he said in confidential
tone. I'D gladly close the ventilators,
but unfortunately health officer is
aboard the car and he insists that
they must be left open. I'd make my
self liable to lot of trouble If
opposed him" ISIS .
"A health officer?" said the lady.
"Yes'm." replied the conductor. And
then intoxicated by the success of his
scheme he unhappily added-"the one
with the brown derby"
The lady looked and q change came
over her face. -.
THE one 18th the brown derby?"
she repeated.
"Yes'm. They say he's quite an ex-
pert on germs and things. 1 believe
he's German gentleman"
The lady stared at the conductor.
He's nothing of the kind" she
snapped. "The man with the brown
derby is my husband!"
Whereupon the conductor beat a
nasty retreat.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
PLANS OF DENVER AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS TO IMPROVE STATE
ts HIGHWAYS. '.t.t-
ASK AN APPROPRIATION
WANT GOVERNOR sHAFRoTH TO
PROPOSE HALF MILLION
DOLLAR FUND.

Denver-With new administration
to take up with fresher spirit the good
roads movement that has measured
the ability of the old administration
for year past, the Denver Motor
Club, at its annual meeting Monday
night, organized and launched a new
and greater campaign than ever before
in the cause of state highway improve
ment. Officers Of the club who have
been devoting their best thought and
energy to the cause for year. stepped
down into the ranks with vote
Of thanks from the members, and new
officers took the helm. President
Ralph w. Smith and Secretary Gordon
l.. Wands gave place respectively to
William d. Nash and E. c. Healy. who
were elected unanimously. And the
new campaign was on That campaign
includes:
An effort to induce Governor Shat
roth to include a proposition for half
million dollar appropriation for good
roads in his call for an extra session
of the legislature.
Elaborate plans for the Good Roads
Convention to meet in Denver in the
near future.
Plans for a number of automobile
contests to be held at intervals during
the coming year.
Plans to hold the biggest automobile
show ever held west of Chicago.
The raising of funds to pay salaries
of guards and to provide provisions for
convict labor on the roads between
Denver and Colorado Springs-so as
to make use of the 81" 900 appropria-
tion made by the last session of the
legislature for that purpose.
Practically every cent of the money
raised by the club through it's shows
and contests goes to the cause of good
roads.
The biggest thing decided upon by
the meeting was the sending of COM
mittee to wait upon Governor Shat
roth. All organizations that have an
interest whatever, direct or indirect, in
the good roads movement, will be
asked to send committees also to wait
upon the governor at the same time.
1t is hoped that the great joint COM
mittee for that purpose will include
representatives of all the county COM
missions in the state, state and city
officers. the Denver Chamber of Com
merce. the various real estate ex-
changes, the Colorado State CONNER
cial Association, the Traffic Club, the
Rocky Mountain Highway Association.
the Hotel Mems Association and the
Overland Motor and Jockey Club. as
well as many other organizations in.
terested in good roads.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
SORE EYES CURED.
Eye-9alIs and Lids Became Terribly
lnflamed-Was Unable to Go About
All Other Treatments Failed, But
cuticura Proved Successful.

About two years ago my eyes got
In such a condition that l was unable
to go about. They were terribly in
famed, both the balls and lids. I
tried home remedies without relief.
Then l decided to go to our family
physician, but he didn't help them.
Then l tried two more of our most
prominent physicians, but my eyes
grew continually worse. At this time
a friend of mine advised me to try
CuticIIra Ointment, and after using 1t
about Che week my eyes were con-
siderably improved, and in two weeks
they were almost well. They have
never given me any trouble since and
/ am now sixty-ive years old. shall
always praise Cuticura. G.. B. Halsey.
Mouth Of Wilson, Va, Apr. 4, 1908"
Potter Drug Chem. Corp. Sole Props. Boston
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS.
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAGRAPHS.
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AND
3, .-. FOREIGN LANDS.
WESTERN NEWS.

After cutting all telegraph and tele-
phone wires entering the town of Pa
oil, Okla, robbers dynamited the
in cash and escaped.
Victor F. Lawson, proprietor of the
Chicago News, has given 100000 TO
the s1,000,00O anniversary fund being
raised by the Chicago branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Flax went to 50 bushel on the
grain market at Minneapolis on the
18th inst, record never before at
tanned. According to the governments
estimate, Minnesota and the Dakotas
raised $25,000,00O bushels of this grain
this year.
Father Sherman, son of Gensral
William Tecumseh Sherman, is in a
sanitarium at Santa Barbara, Cal, as
the result of an accident which
brought him near to death. Standing
on the steps of moving train, he lost
his balance and fell, being badly
bruised.
Governor Curry of New Mexico has
called a meeting of district attorneys
at Santa Fe on January 6, 1910, to con-
s:der and discuss the collection of
taxes, and means and measures to en-
force the payment of delinquent taxes,
of which over a million dollars are al
ready due.
Maj. W.. H. Heistand, an inmate oil
the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle, near
Santa Monica, Cal, has fallen heir to
the title and estate of Baron Karl
Freedrick Heistand, who died recently
near Karlstadt, Bavaria. The estate
is said to be worth 100000 The baron
was an uncle of Major Hestand,
who earned his title in the Civil war
and was formerly a district judge il
Louisiana.
Wyoming Wool Growers Associa-
ton officers sent letters to the gen.
eral managers of all railroads in Wy
oming, asking that shipments of hay
and grain destined to points in the
On passenger train time, because of
the urgeru need of the feed on the
ranges where flocks have been snow
bound for weeks.
The coroner's jury at Winona, Ari
| Zona. investigating the Santa Fe col
lision in which Mrs. Alice Bennett was
killed and fifty passengers injured re-
turned IA verdict after four days ses-
sion, that tie wreck was caused by
criminal carelessness on the part of
the Santa Fe Railroad Company, and
recommended that it be taken up by
the next grand jury.
Arguments in the Missouri River
rate case, in which George ]. Kindel
has been active, will be heard before
the United States Supreme Court on
January a1st. Word to this effect has
been received by Mr.. Kindel in a let
ter from Wade H. Ellis, acting attor-
uey general. The case was instituted
in February, 1907, and concerns
freight rates from the Missouri river
to Denver.