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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
Insurgents Victorious.

The house of representatives yes
terday after parliamentary battle
in which combination Of Gin
surgent" republicans and demo-
Gratis defeated the republican Or
ganization, adopted a joint resolution
providing for An investigation of the
interior department and of the fores
try bureau. The resolution provides
for an investigation to be conducted
by a joint COMMITTEE of the house and
the senate.
The defeat of the Cannon organiza-
ton came in the adoption, by a vote
Of 149 to 146, of an amendment provid
ing that house members of the joint
committee be appointed by the house
itself and not by Speaker Cannon.
AS soon as the presidents special
message had been read in the house
today Chairman Dalzell of the rules
committe, brought in privileged res
Olution providing for the immediate
consideration of the joint investigation
introduced several days ago by Repre-
sentative Humphrey of Washington.
Mr.. Dalzell explained that, after it's
adoption by the senate. and it's sigma
ture by the president, the joint resolu-
ton will become a law, giving the in
mon witnesses and compel them to
testify:
Fitzgerald Opens Fight.
An agreement to limit the debate to
three hours with the privilege of off
ering amendments being reached, Mr..
Fitzgerald of New York opened the
struggle.
Mr.. Fitzgerald declared he was
heartily in favor of this investigation.
He expressed the opinion that 1t
should be narrowed so as to eliminate
from the inquiry Clifford PinchOt,
whose only. otfense" he asserted, has
been that he has been too active
against land thieves and land grabbers
and so as to deal only with the grave
charges made against the official in
tegrity and personal honor of a mem
Der of the presidents cabinet. (Mr
Ballinger.) Mr.. Fitzgerald said he
thought it beneath the dignity of con-
gress to ask the president to investi-
gate member Of his cabinet and
therefore he was opposed to a joint
resolution which would require the
executives signature.
Referring to Secretary Ballingers
letter to Senator Jones asking that
the forest service be included in the
proposed inquiry. Mr.. Fitzgerald OBJ
jected to Mr.. Ballinger's attempt to
dictate the character of the inquiry
Would Eliminate Forest Bureau.
Mr.. Fitzgerald offered two amend
ments to the pending resolution, aimed
TO eliminate the forest bureau from
the proposed investigation.
Representative Norris of Nebraska
said that the proposed investigation
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

now besides large quantities of steel
at yards at Alfalfa ana Granger, to-
gether with other construction mate
rial
1t is stated that all of the material
would have been On the roadDed now
only for delays in receiving ties which
were held up by floods on the coast
and by delays occasioned by the strike
of the sWitchmen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Local forecast for Walla Walla and
vicinity: Fair tonight; Sunday snow
iurrfes.
Washington: Fair tonight; Sunday
fair, except rain west portion.
Weather Conditions.
A rise of the barometer has taken
place in the north Pacific states, the
disturbance off the coast of British
Columbia having disappeared. Light
rain or snow has fallen over the Pa
cific Northwest and northern Califor-
mia and temperatures are generally
higher in the Pacific states. 1t is
much colder in eastern Montana and
the Dakotas, also on the Atlantic slope
and considerably warmer in the south
west and the Mississippi valley. The
indications are for fair weather tonight
In this vicinity with snow flurries
Sunday, and only Slight temperature
changes.
JOHN GROVER Observer
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Popular enthusiasm over the canals
on Mars may be expected to warm up
when they afford some practical sug-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

1t is not surprising that President
Taft's plan for the regulation of inter-
state commerce should contain a new
court. Red tape and cold feet are
his two principal characteristics.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Mr. Gaynor's difficulty in finding men
to serve under him indicates that the
tigers claws have not yet lost their
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
NORTH COAST ALIVE
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Kiona and one about eight miles be-
low North Yakima. For these, massive
concrete piers are also being pro-
vided and the work is so far advanced
about April 1.
The company has a large assembly
yard for material at Kennewick and
ether points. In the Kennewick yard
is stored steel for 20 miles of road
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Having learned the answer to the
question What is whisky?" the pro-
hibitionists will now renew their in
quiry, why is whisky"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Reports from New YOrk's New Year
celebration suggest that a national tax
on walters tips would help the treas
ury considerably.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

When Roosevelt returns he will
have to- put the taxidermist to work
on several of his policies. And after
yesterdays events it will not be hard
to pick the one in which he win have
to sew the most rents
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

We cannot help wondering, in the
light of recent events, whether Mr..
Roosevelt will be as anxious to have
Taft nominated next time as he was
last time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Accounts of Mr.. Peary'S SnoWdrlft
adventures have been promptly accept
ed without any suggestions that records
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

So many suggestions for New Year
resolutions have been, submitted to
Uncle Joe Cannon that he will no
doubt continue to stand pat.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

President DiaZ may be relied on as
too old at the game to be dazZled by
any political prospectus that Zelaya
can compose.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
The Government pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000, and other en-
pIoyes up to $500 annually.

PIoyes up to $z,5OO annually.
Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks.
Stenographers. Bookkeepers, Depart
mental Clerks and other Government
Positions, Thousands Of appoint
ments will be made. Any man or wo-
man over Is, in city or country can
get instruction and free information
by writing at once to the Bureau OF
Instruction, 345 Hamlin Building.
Rochester, N. Y.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

People who used to object to a
changeable climate have had no ground
for complaint for the past two weeks.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

One great advantage possessed by
the year 1910 is the fact that there are
no more north poles to discovery
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Practical benefit to civilization from
the discovery of the north pole has not
yet materialized.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

national expenses by 100000 a year
will probably turn out like his tariff
policy. And in the meantime we
await the bond issue.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
PRESIDENT FIRES
CHIEF FORESTER
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a western man, familiar with cOndi-
tions throughout the Pacific coast
states, having entered the forestry
service as a grazing expert.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Figuring out the possibilities that
the want ads. hold for YOU should
be one of your most interesting tasks
.oday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Address all communications to:
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

Mr.. Taft's idea of cutting down the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08

appointed by the president of the
senate and six to be elected by the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-08
M EMS RIGHTS.

JOHN GROVER, Observer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
unbetmrdgsiofeit Scr anseris
caniicften Im0cnN. Sin psnts


fner Shulmann, Der Sberlebrsr Sie=
bert, bat ii9 DOT einissH Gagen dber
bic Grfahrungen gedubsrt. Die Ct nab
REM zines ldngsreuA in Den
Der. Stduten geiammeIt bat. Siebert
mar Nustaui0dehrsr in Bolton. Sr BAT
an elmer dmsricanifden SOhihaIe
unterri3tet, bat alie @elessnbeit gez
h1bt, Iih aud nit benz Character Der
FhuIpflihtisen SusenO in Den Off<nts
li6en Sdulen Sieies 2an0es psrtraut
al MAIDEN. llno ca 1T aud ibm
auFatfalsn, mas ron jsOsm sinFatissn
omsricduji6en Shulmanne in uniereW
pislssprieIsnen .0fRailihsn" S6uls
ipnem betlagt riro: Der Naansel al
4htund por osm Qebrerperional Die
iuasn0line unbotmdbiateit Der Qutoz
rit6t Der Saule gegeniiber.
Nie rsit oieie nno0tmaBisleit biss
ueilen oehi. odO0H psiB MAJ in Rio
aara Sdas cine lsbrrehs Geihidte
III ersdhlen. Der 2eiier Der ooViigen
.6od,iHnle. elm srprsbtsr ShHlmaHn,
BAT lirslia ieiH 4IHt nieOsrsssH
mlHsu. neil sr I'm Sample ssseH
bic ln6oimdsisssit Der ibm amer
trausen S,uaen0 uRtsyIeseR mar. Ii
rector 5Hsd batte li1 seF1sissrt, zen
ShalsrR Der AHfalt sur 5sisr sines
Dssatiirfeass uosr cine an0ers 60h
ibals einsu talbsn Sag frsisuss5sn.
Sriolae oisier Wsigtraus oeTliebsn
Sic Snalsr uuitr 9rpish res Shals
asb1uos. 2rduBtu esraHfaItsten Re
enc Strassusunosebuns be roH Ser
8psfssi HntsTsyad. msrNsH mukis.
gis Sic TeasouFrantsu Fh eann BE-
misist iahsu. na2 0tr Sdale sus
radsusshgsn. f1ne7n is e1s zhcr sss
fhloHen. uHo bic SbuIxhorOe hrs
siats n. 0aB mar Sa nisssr aui'
nab,N finosu wErosn. Sic tn 8esleis
tuna iares Caters cher Ihrss 0crs
mnnOes zen GirecfsF p~tricElih "a
run eriuAigR. 3StueririritsHo ssuss
tan nd Ste msifez. Slsi3stitis dbsr
uasss ( cine 5sss stssn ssi uE'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

neutrality-suspicious. mo Defenders
eesen Director S1ed einaeleItei. Die
6odidileriren erlieBen sine qroelaz
nation, IN Der is iih NIT loren mdHnz
Eden NlitidiIern fol0ariih erflSrten
mo entrafet funogoben. eaB lie bic
HlRoersarteHmsthoeen~ fatt b6tten.
Sect, f6rsibt bic Get. MsopI.~.
mare fir bic Gltern ser auz
eenblid get0mmeH aersfen. ecns
sasrgiin einSuTdreitsE, ibren brffs
nungsoOleH Spr0Blingen fraT.ia su
Semitic 81 fibren. oaB fe Iih oer
4utoritdt ber 5dule 81 HHtcrnerfen
batten. Sc oahten gar ni6t 0aran.
Sie poreE thDritt NIB einfdItia aes
nung. fir Die 8dngsH 9lr.ei su nehz
men, uno od fanOsn Tih fel6Ffeers
itonolib aWcb @ldtter, Die ihnea beis
iPrdngsH uno eessn Den 9erinh, bic
Sn0ipicuaIitdt ouf Der S1ulbanf.
ME iie es %naHnten. 81 unseroriideu,
Steuuns nabmen. Bon elmer QreFe,
eer jeglihes @erFdE0niB fir lire
iTtIitea uno etbifhen 4ufgdben db=
eeht. fam mar an Gnoe nints dns
oeres erpartsn, aber bag Is 70 uns
5erniHftige. pfliht0ergeHene GItern
CAB. oas Bat audi ouBerbalb Der
Gtaot Der 6dae groBe lleberraidung
berOOrseruTen.
Ner in Der S6ule ni4t sehnrhen
sslsrnt bat. Der se9ortt i'm 2eben
gang gelpiB Riht. ss iei Dsnn. er pirb
Don eiuem barten Snidiale gu boz
Den ssspungen. @er ais Sunge bic
autoritdt Der S9uIe ni1t eea6tst
bat, Ser nirO ais Mann aud bic
4utOritdt oes Stadtes ni5t a6ten.
Qas siRem nidisnubigen Rangen,
Der Giles mibahtet, mas iih Der 8e=
tbdtigune feiner Ialeatsn sSnItincte
sn%tsegenlteat, miro niemals Elm
brau6bares uno niiBlideg @lieo Der
9eieaihaft perOen. Sn Der eansen
Melt nidt uno in Sen @ereiniQten
Stadten gang sspiB uidt. 9as
itimmtl Auf mas mill man ober bic
4dtung Der 2lutOritdt, bic 8etdmpf=
uns Der fdlshten Snitincte besriinoen,
penH Der Gr3iebuug Die reIigiDss Iitt-
li9e @run0lage feblt2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05


8Ieruno3pdn5ig @sieBs in 32' Stoas
ten Der Union liefern BEN 8etDeis, pies
nett man Iih bier3ulanos fir bic Bee
faaftigung non &inOsrn uno 6rauen
in inDuItrieqen llnternehmungen intes
rsHirt. 9ieies SntsreFe 1T ibriaens
uidt ibsraa sleidmdBis porbanOen;
Pie II. oa besniigt man ii6 nit unDDus
tommsnen @erorORungen, bic man je
nd1 9eoarf perbeTert uno ausflidt
uno nur in einigen Staten bat man
%poaitdnoig neue @eIebe in's 2ebea ges
rufeH, bic iih eingebeno pom Stanos
punct Der Reu3eii aus nit Der Sadie
beIbdftigen. Bel alien cieIen 8eItrez
buHgen eepinnt INNER mebr bic Ans
iidt Rdum, 0db in eriter Qinie Die
gr3tebuRg Der Sinoer geriidfhs
tieung peroiene un6 Oes9alb ibrs Be
ihGftisung mdbrsRo oes inulpflihtis
gen Differs Defenders esregelt uno be-
aufIi6tiat tperoen mine. Hi4t mins
Der pidtig 1T aud bic 3eit u. u I I
Ser 9 efhGftigun g, Der man jeBt
auoemein er0Bere 4ufmertfamteit 3us
menost uro cine lleberarbeituHg uno
belonoers Die Rantarbeit unD 8elhdfs
tisune Der ainoer in seiuHobeitfhds
nigeH6eu uno geFdbriiten 8erufen gu
r~erbinoern iuht. llno fhlisBlih IT
man aud 81 Der llsber3eueuHg setoms
men, DoB es leiosr nislfah su WiBs
brGuhsn esfiibrt bat. Die 8ei6Gftiz
auna Ser Rinoer BON elmer eiHfahen
8efteinisune Der @ltern dbbdnsis gu
MAIDEN, anitdtt bic 8ers
bGltniffe gu beridiihtigen uno
100 nidt cine RotbpeH6istsit fir Ous
Gintreten Ser Rinoer in Die 5abritars
Belt pprliegt, he grluubniB 81 Derids
gen.
Das fno pobI bic pidtigiien gunc=
te, in oeren 8ihtuns Der Mss gu elmer
einbeitliten @siebgsbung fir oas
qan3e Qano liest. llnO in Der 2bdt
laufen aud bic neuersn geieBliheH Be
itimmunsen iibsr oieis guRcte in ben
DsrIdisoenen Staten 10 5iemIih uuf
0afel6e biHaus. Sn dnideineu0su
Decentralization bic aher ibre tiefers
gearinDGng in gsIunobeitliden Riids
Fdteu finoeu, 1T maj ieoOd in einiz
cen Stadten aiemlid umIhtig genes
len. 50 perbistst }. g. Silaboma,
oab WGohen unter 16 Sdbren auf
Der StroBe .3situn1en pertouien ooer
in anOeren 9erufsartsn ~beiddftiat
iperoen, in oenen lie anbaitsno itehen
miiIIeR. 4uh ole 4rbeits3eit Be-
fhrdnti oieIer Stat auF s Siunetn
fdaIih; cine Riidii6t auf Die gntpidz
luna hes Rin0es, bic ih iiberboupt
empfeblen oiirfte. Sm 4lsemsiuen 1T
es iibriaens onSuerfeuRen. 0oB nan
iiberan mebr uno mebr beitrebt III, bei
oer geinGTtigung BON &inosrn Die
RiidFtt dAf Die f0rperIids uno
atifiae Gntnidlung m0g=
lidIt in Ben 9proereruno gu Ftelsn.
Sa Is oon nun siHmdI nitt mebr aHs
aebt. Sic Rinoerarbsit iibsrbaupt aus
suiddIten, nus fir bic alsinen ieoens
falls has Bette nGrs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

pan. bat Elm 9isisnbraHo sepli6st,
Dem mebr aIs 100 D1euifsnlsben uno
minoeneng 5000 9sbluoe gum Spfer
gsfalen fino.
gzneral Qouis gotba, Der sins
fiae gursntrisgsflbrsr. bat cas erite
GlDirstt Der SUOairiraHi dsn 5ooerds
iiga ce6iloei. bic iIh aug Der Gapcclos
ME. Or Crarss RiDersGclonie RataL
un0 Erdnssaal 5ui6nmsHisBt mo oe=
rem erHr @saeraigoq5erHeur @isrnasl
Gl0ofons lit.
Sin ifredliHet WIrtsliiurm,
nelfer liter Ciiafrioa 6;Rbrauits, Fat
cuf Der Zee iofoie auA auf Osm 2anoe
unoefearsr <56aDsn ceruri12t. @ieIe
SdiTfe mo unisrasg1nsen un0 man
bsfarhtst gro5e 9erluits an MeniteEz
lebeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Sestc
aus Gencrst.

@ls am 9instds grsqrGf. RooIes
osli in Der alien 9uiio Son in 9oaa
bon dls Gbrsneait Der Staot oIfieieal
smpfaneeH puroe unO ibm Der 2OroA
MAJOR oas GbreHbirstrreht OsrSt0oH
eutbot, %aHtiporteie @err Rpoiepelt min
elmer 3eoe. in esr er e unternahms
IeiHen @aitseberH besislid ibr,r @sri
naltuRe in Gsnptsn cen Esrt 81 lex
len. gr osrtiss fa gu Der ge5aup4
tuna, bag 0robbritdanisn sntreoer eiE
Rstt babs. in G5np.sn gu isiH un5
bort 9ubs uHo Srsnaus oufreht 5t
5alien a0sr niht. Wsnn es tein 8ehs
oaju babe. iente e Oas Saao I9
lhasa uis m5slia rdumen. SIN Sand
sen aeRomfasn. tnibieIt Die 3s0e oiq
harlitsH 4~usla1uHsea lber onsldnf
Diits 4Hctlsslnbsitea, bic Der Gr}
8rdiiosnt bisbtr aaF isinsr eusopdi4
ihsn 1our Fa srlau5i bate uao sr1
reste besrsiilihergosiis sr0bss auHs5
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

.osr i'm @stroae noE S5S8,O02.911 fur
~6rieoensnerts@. Die geidmmtaus'
ectea fir bic llarine 6lirugaa hInge'
gen Ieit 1897 Hi6t renigsr als ST.
126, 2101 1913, uEb 0i fir Die ArHis
uao mas 0amit 3ulammsnbangt ST.
GA, 101 168. 70 cap olio ieIi 1897 be
rieiige Summe 00n $2.170.3113Sl
pon Zen @sr. Staten Dem WlilItarIs<
mus gum Sribut gebradt Dar0e. Die
4enFouen fir Erisssz gessraasH. eie
felt 1897 Die Summs non S2.026,499,s
10 per}aIaugeH. ger ned niht einge=
redasf. SIN RsdnuHssiobre 1898
ltslieR Iid Die rsss.maBigen Iusgaben
fir bic armse aaf runo S50,S00.000,
Ole fHr Die 5lstie auf ruK0 $4,000
600 u fir ods RenRunssjabr 1909
ltelten iiG; otele beioen Mus9abspoiten
auf 1874 begin. 116 Miai0HeH. Sn
Den bier Sabren Der Is5teH gIebe=
lamb : Administration belisfsn ih
bic 9eiam-tanssaben fir Seer uno
5I0tte auF runo 324 Milioneu; in
Den tebten pier Honicoslt 5aAren
itSatsn ft Iih ouf ruHb $50 Milios
nen. Dele 9~lussobeH ifeigen forte
oauernD. aber oas iHtsli9snie Bolt.
5as Den groBen Gorsug bat. iia
islbt resiersR gu cHrFeR. bat aHz
iheineRo tsin Mort Oassgen eiH5u=
penoen. -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
zinc iosa,s in a,aIhimassm.
Pc afbinaton. l. Al

va btH9ton n, J.. Sunt.
g(it bombaRiIden Reoen enoste an
l. Samstdg bic ldnglpierige Inter
iubung ieiteus oes @onereB 6omites
in Der 9aaingsrs ginhots gontrorerle.
0ieies reaneriihe 5suermsrt bsI1IoB
Die 0ffsrtIihen Termine. uno bic in
Dem Sale tbdtig aenefenen 9npdlte
fDeroen Il ibre IhriftliheH @iHgaben
an ods 9omite, pelfes an II. SUM
oieieibeu sntgeatnnehmen miro. anfers
tiseH. Mdn erlpartet. odB oas GO
mite Elm 9eyoiet 81 9uuiteH Balm
GERS abgeben ipiro, aber NUT NIT elmer
Wlebrbeit BON z esstn 8.
pei ser @~rtpdgans bes 9srmii6tsn
@ipil@tats. p%eripdrf ods &sprdieHtans
tsn6aus 5psimol NmeHoemeHts oes
Repr. 9aaibsr (DidF.) Deneu5ufolgs in
Sol0atenbeimatbeH, bic iRnerbdIb pon
5 Wleilen ppn StdStsn Itesen. in Oenen
oer @ertauf oon Spirjtuofen GutoriiIrt
III, @antinen errihtet meroen folen.
9rdi. Sdft's peri0nIife Reiisloitsu
uHo Oie T6dtiahe. oaB er bic ihm 0as
fir ertrd be%tuiaigtsH $4,000 PRO
Sahr iton ubsrihriiisH bate. biloeten
ben anlaB elmer bibigeu Debate uno
Nds 6dus rDeiQerts fd. eem 9rdhoens
ten isBt iaon Sic 9susuns Der ndaits
iahTi1sH bstreiien0n 8epiligung sur
9ealeiauuS 0es entliaRoeHen Deficits
SIT qtitattsn. Der Repr. 3apnen be-
isioigte lei Der H<haite mehrsve Iemos
trastu. inoem er ertIdrte. Dab Is ben
oemctrltiiAeH RepsdieHtdntsn. Die lih
On Der 8eiie oes @rdToenteH 6eihsis
lisi bastm. i5lsdi auitshe, isst ssssR
0jeie 8epiQjsuna 81 ltImmsn. Dies
BATE sorujss 4usfins oer betrefttnosn
9bssorousign 3ur SeIae. Nebrsaels
ipurot 5apner aud ooH Nrdl. 1eft
islbit ipdier in sinsm Shrslesn Direct
oesapogirt.
S6ne NIT ser 8sratbuns ser pot
fpareaFtuooriaqe nab ersimallser
6onfsusn3 ;um 9blnlub sesrmmen 81
isia. rsrssa.s f6 ser GanIus Ger r.
publUanjiAeu S1asmitslitesE anidrsis
tag abeaa his gum Nfittpot. Der
6augiHreitpuntt. Rte @sitimmunssH
0etr sen BrrcenfiuS or SpdriHtassE.
Sit CT Syt uno Sttns onselssi ipsg
Sen mlHsr. muroe einHpeiisn Savud
aslteai. lie gsH lest IN ihrer Rslasu
SaFuug isit, oaB s 4reteHt 3ngadbs
bolteu rerssa isasH. oab 4Ila Nr@.
in @eoieruraSssHss aHselest UNI Az
8rcten. ii @artiuHisuisu Der Gs9sEo.
ipp eie gelees tinee1bit norOen liao,
sspc~yt rtresn mhHsr. DIES r1r
SasSemprcmib. wslhe2 itiisbliA nso
Iaussn gins uro SsrsEssH ssssHsiSs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

81 1eeeert c1f tfitces reei,ns.
'f ess yas rufpans. ausiotsufs
fstast cts tl54rwt sHat,sst oes
5ssrrrH ssaaeaA 2essse
Die Ceelosatitie sa4s ots Movies.
r,ti ets Ntr'tre. ano ri anaslgasa
Ettsa MS &uncaots c1yi ess ser;
at mitaeee Der Neai ounfi iA
piatsaer as cas 0ef3 II oer iuni
.ttNH 12al@se.yt menlhaaen
8erssfs. be. p.a ls.Haeg Der
l'ts stii tssrt 4tesre uno 1T
itet1 aassaas3 esEtit ans sinen
sammsH Stssi1 M fsa.,a. Estr sen
Ser eegrecit Acgf .ufsr rs ssrs.s nno
ieas saa}e 8,U3tsi .,-iee,w mas.
am ets Ghcybst s.rsse,nc5su w.sosr
1ui ga ml1tE.
Wiser & ica saa 3aA a.r vsrst
iemrtr isin oab es ,as ayssiis
ioty'satis vEr ,aH gno oa4 sara. esn1
nan sins rsglt 3yesi;s.t hun1 ritt
3asetscat bai:t gnce,i,atrl ~sins,jif
a1e sassi uat gate G1s t45tist oSs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Rad siHsm iee6ea hetannt ssse6sasn1
itltitii6en 9sriebts aher Die ogrihis1
asrsn airtsu res 9aRoes aibt e ii
otu 9sr. S.cotsH. Die I6erittiiten
Gslonisn uno SsTrit1rien Hi1i e.n9t]
TeAuei. 1885 445 &ir5enmitslitoerl
1ou osnsH 202S74 72 zen nsu6ieoj
nsH 2rciseaniif1eH airtsn uno y.
CTS. 142 otr romiid sai6olIften 9ir1
&c aaorsu SR osa Finf sT5Bisi
Siaatsu Sss Sanoes il bar @roceatl
fas otr A-raenmitslRssr I'M @srt5li1
uiB sur Giunohngs1sl IRE f5i1,s
11r gors. "A gbisaso. 40.7: 0bis
i1ss.phia 3SS; 91iien, 62.6, uns ct.
Srais 46.8 YrsssEL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Riir3lia bat Der osutIfe aaiier i'm
@eIprGae nit sinem StuoenteR Elm
trdftises Mort gegeR
Die 1ldbieFeits' ods iibermdBiae
beUssHtp in 5rinien gefpro6eH.
D~sntiAIanN. Gr bate 3unddlt bic
SriRfunitten Der
StuoentenI9dften i'm Quge. Die @n9z
ldnoer uno Nmericaner, meinie er,
ieien i'm Sample um's Dalein tiihtiz
ger, neil ie in ibrer Suseno iid nee
niger Dem Mlc0bplsenub, oagesen
mebr BEN gefunOen Qsibssdbunssn sez
piomet hdtteH. ~ llebrigsns lit Die
MISUNDERSTANDING. dbHlid ME in
4mericd unD in 0ieleR suropdiihen
Gdnosrn Go aud in Seutidldno) in
neitersm 8prmarid besriffen. 4ls
Dor 3 Sabren &aiisr DilbsIm sinmal
at eHeliihen SOurndliten oon elmer
Wooe oes IntialepboIismus asiprodeR
hattie, bic iiber oos Deuif6e Geid eebe,
6a hattie Elm srObes rsihsoeutines
9latt gemeint OsT 8aiIer lei iiber
oeutite 8srbdltniHe nidt rihtig ins
formirt geipeien, ionit bate er nidt
BON elmer .0oee" bes antialcoboliss
mus seiptOden; benn bic san5s Md'
Biafeits 9eipesung lei nur Elm
nSturm i'm BaHergieie". Das heut.
ihe 8latt bate bic 9epegung untsrs
fhdbt; ihon oamals battsn iih iibei
100000 BerIOnen auer Stdnoe Del
8epesung ongefhlofen, oarunieI
$4,000 gotalobitineHteH. sSn3pil der
aber tit in Deutihlanb ansin Ole 3oAl
Der freiipinigen 30talablinenten nell
DE fiA BON alien herauIhenoen @es
trdnfsR gdnslin entbalten, auF uHgez
f6br cine 9iertelmilion angep04ien.
IS nirO pObl bic meiffen 2euts
iiberroidsn 3u erfabren. OaB Elm aus
@oncret ber9eiteatss Boot nidt nur
ihpimmt. ionosrn
ssste cine gr0Bere 5rug-
aus Gsncrst. traft bat, uno oauers
batter uno Ielbit
leihter III as Elm fart contributes
h0l5srnes Boot. Die ganomas@onaIs
cnmmiFion bat ioebsn am llfer ces
Canals siniOlhss Boot BON Stapsl
selaHsn, - oieimsbr cine srOBs Bar
te. bic $4,000 Bfuno pisst UNI aug
acknowledgement grncret cDuitruirt
lit; 3psi an0ere nerben audi bnlo ferz
tig isin. 9ieie 5abr3sugs Fino immun
geseR 3erF0rung ourh Seethsre, bic
iiA an h6lsernen 8ooten ieitiebea;
SsessDddie isben Iia auh nint an
uno Fs iino fat un3srit0rbdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
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