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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16

across ! long. slender. pompadoured
and scowlinS person whom evsryboo,
called Jewell. He was the editor.
Now make free to say that Jewell
was Of the salt q the sarAt. LAse-
ality, generosity, kindness were natur-
al to him. When 10 told . Visiting
newspaper man to make the office
your headquarters" he didn't mean It
in . perfunctory way. He meant and
plainly said: Bring your typewriter
up here, get q table. use our paper and
anything else you want" Not much
you see. but yet whole lot! That
was JEWELS way. There had teen .
FIRE in the Office year or two before,
How did it happen?" You asked.
why, guess It was Plummer. The
colonel used to light his pipe and then
throw the paper on the floor and
stamp on it. Sometimes he would
forget to stamp on 1t. l guess that
night was one Of the times. But,
Lord, nobody around here would
complain of the colonel If he had
burned the whole building down. !"
And II you asked who that Plummer
was you were told that he was . chap
who did some writing and speaking
throughout tho state and during the
session camped in the Tribune Office.
A few years later saw Colonel Plum
mer here in Boston and told him what
Jewell had said. "Of course" he
replied, II didn't set the place on fire,
but Of course, as Jewell said, / might
and no one would have seoldod me.
That was Jewell's way.
Who was Jewell! A newspaper
man pure and simple. A native Of
the SsnAca Lake region, New York.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
SEED GRAIN SUGGESTIONS.
Please Read and Hand 90 : Farrnos
Friend

Have you any choiss ssed grain for
sale. or will you need seed?
Have you any choice seed grain for
you should send . sample to your
State Experiment Station. stating how
much you have and the price you
want for It. Your name will be list
ed and sent to those who ask for
good seed.
II you need good seed, ask the State
Experiment Station where to get it
and what it will cost
II you produce your own seed grain
it is important to select 1t early out
of the best part OF the crop and take
good care Of It.
You should never fail to use gooo
tanning mill. selecting only the hsavi-
est and plumpest kernels of good body
for sowing, and avoid planting shrivel-
ed and dwarfed kernels. Wheat, oats,
barley and rye seed may be best pre-
pared by tanning mills, which separ-
ate by size and BY weight. by means
Of screens and wind blast. A good
tanning mill, properly used, viii more
than pay for itself in Z single season
II your seed appears to b mixed or
falling of in yield. 1t will pay you to
get pure bred seed Of the best strain
adapted to your soil and climate. II
you have any doubt rs to what varie-
ties to plant, write the State Expert
ment Station and ask them which viii
do best in your soil and climate.
Are you testing your seed for germ
mating qualities It 10 simple mat
ter, and the State Experiment station
will send you full directions for doing
it at home.
Do you waste your time in sowing
new varieties Except on q small tract
as an EXPERIMENT. unless your State
Experiment Station recommends
them You cannot afford to take the
chances Lot the Experiment Sta
ton do the testing Of new varieties
and learn the results from them.
Whenever smut appears. treat the
seed grain with formaiin so1u,,ya.
Get the formula and method from the
State Experiment station. The
treatment Is very simple and effec-
tive.
BY attention to these rules. you can
Increase your crop from 1 to 10 BUSH
els per acre. with very little extra
expense. Additional attention to cul-
tural methods and soil fertilization
will add furthe- to the profits.
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phssis. He lived to - thlnas much
better trusr and swSeter n Dismarck
and be had . quiet. patient but shsc-
tive hand In 4 al.
Bismarck had DOOMED and siumpso
and doomed and slumped before ] was
there. The slump was then painfully
on. Jewell used 70 say that when -
IN editor he ought to b pondoring on
questions Of stale and nat!oal i'm
portance he was occupied in scheming
how he could get the goveraor to put
some poor chap on the payroll Years
before that when the boom was on
and men were running about frantic
ally Offering huge sums for land, =
speculator came ito the office and Of
fered Jewell $500 for lot far from
the center. Jewell would take no
less than $4,000 and the man went
away. JEWELS father happened to
be present. He said nothing, but
years afterward he told Jewell ''How
l wished you would take that offei !,
$4,000 is just the amount Of the mort.
gage on the farm, you know"
How these men of the frontier west
lived and loved! None of the New
England type can understand the tie
that bound them. The rOughness OF
the life is patent to fasteners, put
not its finer, truer side. These men
felt themselves part of the life Of
the state. Each was the true magma
pars. They fought their enemies
with no toothpicks or feathers They
hit hard and they loved hard. A 'fAli-
ing out" between friends, no matter
how savagely they scolded each other
at times was very rare. But when
it did come 1t was terrible, real pitt
full tragedy even II not a harsh word
was said or q blow struck. Jewell
was not one Of the leaders and big
fighters Of his day and state. Rather
was he an amused and critical and
yet sympathetic spectator. He did not
seek to rule the state or gain ONCE
He was first and last newspape,
man. He loved the confusion, the
strife, even the dirt and murk Of a
country newspaper office. He was
fond of men, even though he laughed
at them. For he was true and honest
and brave. But best and chief Of all
he was kind. Do you see the picture
7 nope you do. I often think Of him
when | read Little Breeches,'' for
I like to contract the quiet, modest,
but the very human man, to his ever
lasting credit, with those superior,
extra earthly and intangible entities
that loaf around the throne
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16

aysn NAaGaRae zap + .xsssY !AssA.lnlRlsy
fellow Monday = Goa sent him :
baby boy 70 tAG6 caIe Of. wss
spent eilnrs IA ~ friendly worss
for everybody.
Nels Nelson cams down from Can
ada this wsek. He M good many
things to tell shout and acts - . man
who knows : little more than the
most OF ~.
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who drifted to MichigAn and got into
newspapsring In Chicago. City sdi-
tor Of Chicago daily newapaper on
the night when the Bismarck tele-
graph wire spoiled out ito message OF
massacre, he VA attracted to the
source Of the message and . few years
later with Stanley Huntley. later.
"Spoopendyke" Of the Brooklyn Eagle,
he went to Bismarck and bought the
Tribune. The trouble thiS pair had
to keep the ghost walking even to get.
ting money to lift the patent insides'
bundles out Of the express Office was
a constant source OF merriment and
furnished copy In abundance for the
paper. Some of Huntley's yarns
printed in. the. Tribune were side
splitting.
But he soon got tired of 1t all and
left Jewell to run the paper He used
to sit in the office about midnight
and looking over my shoulder ct files
of the Tribune of the late 70's apd
early SOS would supplement the print
ed page with the richest of stories,
Alas, all those days are over. "A few
years later, even though old Colonel
Plummer was sleeping in Maine, the
Tribune Office burned completely
down, including in the wreck all the
priceless files Of the Tribune with its
Custer tales and other facts and TO-
mances OF that thrilling time; ana
now get copy of the Bismarck Tri.
bune that tells me that Jewell is gone
too.
Jewell was a combination Of the
friend and the satirist. Placed In an
embarrassing and common place posi-.
ton he would suddenly relieve it with
little remark as bright and satirical
as line from Juvenal. Politics TO
him was of course, vocation, . bust
ness, yet it never ceased to be his
joke. One day an Office bore was In
declaiming about the uselessness Of .
certain state office. Jewell stood it a
while and then said, with twinkle in
his eye:" Useless? Useless? Why, my
dear man, 1t isn't useless It's Of the
greatest use in arranging slate in a
state convention. We couldn't get
along without it."
At another time a prominent cltl-
zen came in and denounced bitterly
the "pie-counter brigade" which was
logging the legislature for jobs. tits
an outrage" he stormed. When he
went out Jewell turned to me with a
wink. " That fellow must think have
a short memory During the populist
regime, he had three boys and two
girls in the tat j0bs at the capitol. f"
Jewell knew human nature pretty well
and he had become triae skepdcal
of loud protestations of virtue he
liked to laugh . bit at his fellow man.
Yet he always pulled quiet oar tol
the betterment of things. New Eng.
landers might retort that he ought t.
have ousted those gambling tools and
that bar. Well, I'm not sure that he
didn't in time. He was wonderfully
patient man and never saw him
really enraged, although he would DO
what the Mark Twain Wssrsrner calls
"cuss" Ut times with startling EN-
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HOFFLETs FROM
PALERMO STANDARD

To Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. lverson a
boy was born Monday. It Is told VI
that he shall be very bright fellow !.
Christine Anderson the popular
lady, entertained q party OF friends
Tuesday evening. A good time was
reported.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shuhart a
girl arrived Monday. The weight Of
her Is ten pounds and she 10 going to
stop with them till her weight IL 100
pounds
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"reminiscences
OF n. L. jewell

?. .. Tracy. Formerly Of Lansdon,
This state and Now Managing Ed.
~ Of the Boston Transcript Writes
Ia q Very Interesting Manner Re-
oardins Late Editor Of the Bismarck
Tribune.
In an article on Bismarck and NJ.
H. Jewell. r. B. Tracy, formerly OF
this state. has the following in the
Boston Transcript:
But what started out 70 write
shout was some Of the men and espe-
cially one Of the men Of the town as
I knew It. About block from the
station-hotel inferno was the Office of
the Bismarck Daily Tribune The
president of the concern was . New
Hampshire and Dartmouth man who
was boss" Of the state senate and
president Of the national bank, and
aever fails each year even now to see
the Green and Crimson battle at the
Stadium. The city editor was young
slight fellow, full Of humor and wit.
His name was and is Jimmy Foley, or,
% he signs his name to the jingles
and Jokes you have read BY the thou-
sand, james W. Foley. Occasionally
the foreman. southerner Who took
part IN tho bombardmOnt q Aloxsn.
df1a, came in. Presently you ran
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The Van Brunt Drill pays 1or itssR
svsry ysar q TIE average farn, II
lees horse flesh, less go aAA bleger
Yields than when other DsillD aro
used.
Sold by the scoAeld Implement Co.,
Minot. N. d. 11t Al.
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FARM FOR SALE-The oEk section
Of 80. township 1856. range 81, tour
miles northeast Of Ninot. Inquire
of NJ. Wise, Minot, N. D., R. r. /.
- IT,
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FOR aAllIn Progressive 1ea13sy,
the fastest growing town IN North
western North DAKOTA, q modern
steam heated private boarding -
rooming house: caters TO best tEaAs
only. For full Information address
G. o. Chase, Stanley, N. d.
- u
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na|vor |, Ha|yoIson

FOR SALE-One two year OH -
Short Horn bull, 40 II taken q
once. Address Alfred 9eredwiek.
one mile N. W. OF Logan poStu0cs.
Logan, N. D. 3le a.
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FOR SALE One pair good, sound
1890 u. mules, TX years old: Al
tosn. Fred v. Dale. 1inot, N. d.
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MONEY TO LOAN-Will make few
loans on farm ana city property q
easy terms. Lot box 6s7. Ninsk
N. d. 41l.
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FOR SALE-About Is tons good hay,
situated on Secs. - and 80, 1879.
Address A, Walton, Sec. n-157-e1,
R. r. No. :. Glenburn, N. D.;
phone No. II. 50 IT,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
NngeblidDer Sall BON Sigamie eut'
hulif.

Canon Gitp. Golo.. i3. Sunni.
Gin befnerfenspcrtber fSaa pon
9iqaniie uno einanDoppeacben fam
i'm hiciiaen Gounmgerid)t ans Ia.
Qesliht. ais G6orIes 0ofpns non
G6ica1o ocn 9lutrng iteate. fir 0ie
Qad,laiIeK Id}aft ie.nes 8aters, 9etuis
a. Ionas. frii6gren Ulitglie0es eli.
ner gbica9oer observation-disclosures,
ME. gum 8cnpalter ernanut at iper.
Ben. Toauns 2r Datte. o6mohl er
eine 7srau in G6!fa1o bate. am 12
ge3emiber 1899 5ron emma q.
Me0.eg 9eheiratbet, bic me6rere
eSafre dls 15Isis91uoelsreiicn6e nit
ibm umaerreate. Donus pcrif1ieo
I'M lehten 99oi un5 ieiHe @attin go.
2 erid@ien i'm 5ieii9en Ro6laIien.
ihlftsqeridlt un0 rerlaH9te, 6aB ole
4ahlaBpernaltung ihr ibertrnaen
uiir0e. Ties gta1 and in ge7uq
anf Den gscifs 0on Tolpns in Canon
litp. Der ii mertJooaen GbtIdH0e.
fe.sa aeitano, naa lit a5er Der So5a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
gcrbanblunsen iiber bisGssiprDsitdts-
nurlaee i'm Senat beguHneu.

@aibington, 3. g., IA. e5uni.
Weit Der 9luslid1t auf tdglide Sit
unqen, Die Inn Wtittag beginner unO
10 lange iortgeieet mer6en. ipie Die
perIhieoenen Seuatoren, Die ongeb0rt
meroen pollen, etrpns 81 iagen baben,
bat Der Senat jest Die porauSiihtIih
Iange 8erbanolung iiber Die fana-
oiide &e3iproSitdtsoorlage beeonnen
Senator WtcGumber pon 9tortb %.
fota ergriff loiort bas @ort, nad)0em
sic @eriammlung eroffnet mar, unO
ipra6 iid] iebr beftig gegen Die WtaB-
reqeI aus. gtiht mebr ais ein 3lt-
Beno republifaniiher Witglieoer ma-
rem auf ibren Elaten iiIio bon oen
9enlofroten gar MIR balb 10 niele.
lie @allerien moren Ieer. Die mel.
item Senatcren, oie Itf gum @orte
gemeloet bahen, iino eegen Die Scr
laae. gs peroen berbdltiliBm1Big
ipeni9 Heoen non Senatoren erlpartet,
Die 8u G}unIten Ser WtaBregeI iin0.
sic ioaen. oaB lie 0urh 3eoenbalten
Die glbitinlmung ni6t Der5ogern
pollen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
IO6 Elm C6Oicra[dG
sIndl an SOro Oes Uon Staliem fun
menocn SampferS europa" cr-
eisnete iIdD Gin ISaIl bon GbuIe.
ra, bod senas Der Yaticnt.
Sm Gunrantdnc.
gSep gorf, IA. Suni

gfem gorf, IA. esuni.
Der 0ampfer 1Guropa4 Don Der
italieniid,en 2illie, Der bon @enua
uno gseapeI fomnlt, laugte bier an
in0 melOete ser Guarantdneltation.
Dab er eilten 9bolerafranfen an Nor0
Bate. Gieier lit Der 3ipiidenoerfs.
poiiagier agoitino Saoolla. Der noa
aala6rian itamnt uno in gfeapel allf
ben 3ampfer fam. @r muroe am ).
SSSiini, pier Gage nnd) Der Ibfabrt
BON AeapeI, fronf aenleloet. Gr be.
finbet ii6 Jest auf Dem gSege sur
8enei,ing. Ger italienild)e f0nig-
lido 8onmiiiGr an goro uiel0ete,
oab Scr 8atient ole Staoien Der
Sranfheit ourd)nladte. Ser &rante
miro nof S1uinburle S5lan0 ge.
brut1t uno oic europa, oie n aa-
iiiten- uto 1863 31pNdenoedpalla-
qiere al 8oro bat, miro 0esinii3rt
lper0en.
Die Berlin. an 0ercn @orO nab
reno Ser lteberfabrt Elm Gbolerafrau-
ter Itarb. luie Qenleloet lpurbe, iii aus
ser Quarnnt1re entlaiien. Tie Stelp-
oros uno Observation-Disclosures
limo nod &offrnann 1Sslau0 iiberiiihrt
lpor0en. Gie Monnid)aft bleibt ut-
ter glufiid]t oeS Sd)iif8arSteS auf Dem
0alnpfer. Gin neiier Gbolerainll lit
bis ieBt nid)t porgefonmen.
9tem Yorf, 13. SUM.
Ser 0ampier Berlin" bonn 9tpr0-
oelltlhen 2lopo, Der bier bon @0ien
0es Wtittelldnoiiden Nieeres an-
Iangte, melOete an Der Guarantdne.
Itatiou. OaB elm 8aiiagier bier Gage
mad leiuer gIbfabrt ppu gteape, al
Scr Cholera erfranfte mo oreiBig
Stunoen ip6ter itarb. 9ies lit ser
erIte GbolerotoIl, Ser ieit pieleit Nto-
naten bon einem einIauienoen Dam.
pier gemel0t muroe.
Gle Berlin" iilbr am l. SUM bon
@enua, bon 9teopel am n1diten So-
ge non Gibraltar am 5. SUM ob.
@ier Gage nab ser abfabrt BON Rea-
pei erfranfte 9fuiio 9rn9gio, Gin
Observation-Disclosures Don aaIabrien
pIotlib uuo batte 80 ShnnOen lang
beitige ardmpie uro 3e;gte ionftiqe
Snmptome Ser Cholera. @r ltar6
om Z. S5uni uno ieine 2eihe mur0e
ioiort aitf bobcr See beitattet. 9luf
Der 0uurantaneltation muroe iofort
cine baf1eriologiidle ltnteriuhnng be.
gonnen. Die Berlin" mltr0e qriin0-
lid oesiitfi5irt. 9lue 1886 3ipiihen.
oefSpoiiogiere iperoen mad 6offnan
SSslano gebrad]t iper0en, tpdbrcno 0ie
375 aaiiiteneaIiaaiere ipohrid)einIih
morgen in Der 6riibe aus ser Qua.
rant1ne fneroen entIaiien peroen.
Die 9erIin bat 125 Roiiaqiere erIter
un0 25O qpeiter &oiiitt. Or. Goth,
Ser @eiunoheitsfomnnii1r in Ser
Standardization, neriihert, ooB
feine @eiohr norhanoen mare, oaf,
Sic Cholera bier i'm 2anoe feiten
SUB fabte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
2ireftc senntOrcnluabI.
gSnihinnfnn- u z


Ger Senat hat nut 81 ac1en 81
Stimulen oie 3e0ution aulenom.
men. weIte Die 9an0eSocriaIIimg
0abinIautenO amenoirt. Olb in 3u.
funit Die SurNesieRatoreu oom
SoIf 0ireft gauablt mcroen iollcn.
GuS 9riltolp Ameacement, meldles
Der 9pn0esrealerunQ 0ic glunidlt
bel OieieH @dhIen iibertrGgt. iralroe
a;;t IA aegen 44Stilnnen anQenou,
men nafoem ser 0en 8oriie fiib-
ren0e 9BeprGii9ent Sherman ourh
ielne Stlmrne Gen Amsihlag acgeben
bnNe. GoS 3ous bat Die &eiolutlon
bereltS angenonlmen.
Der Senator Reeo bon Wiiiomri
proteitirte gegen oie Stimmabgabe
oes &t}e-Braitocnteu. Gin uon Bacon
interbreiteteS 9lmen0ement 5u @ri.
toms gnlenoement. ipelheS ueriiiate.
oaB Die aontrnIIe Der @lrnoeSreQie-
rln9 mur 0onn in @mpenOun9 fi.u.
men iolle. luenn oie St31tS.e1islatur
'ib meiaert. oleie aontroGr uussu.
iIbeu, iurroe nit Is gegen 43 Stim.
men oerporien. Damn muroe Die 9e-
ioIutiou NIT Ga aegen 24 Stinmcn
|anaenomlnen.
Die sInnabme Ser &eioIutiou lei.
tens oc$ 5enats beoelttct niht onb
Tie aub @eiee luiro, oenn nod bat
|oaS SouS Elm gSort mit,uipredlen.
Die 6eioiution. pie iie pom SouS
|aaenommen lpur0e. perfiiQt uid)t nie
Aontrole ser Senat@mahlcn 0lirh
|oie @un0eSregieruna. oaber mub 6Ie
|9feiolntion on Elm GoniereBfomite
Scr beFocn 0aliier oerrpieien mer0en.
Nimmt 0aS 0auS 0as 0riitolu.quten.
ocmcnt an, 10 lit oie Sadie erle0iQt,
Icbnt eS cher 0aS glmen0pnent ob.
10 mlB ser Senat nnd)aeben. penn sci
luriprilnglide 9eiolution iiberbnupt
sur 4nnabme 9elnngen iou. Mande
Stnatorcn gIauben, Dab ne0er Der
Senat nod 0aS Sous r1hacben
miro. an0ere er{i1ren, oaB 0aS &aus
licber oa$ 8riiiomamenoement an.
nebmen miro. ais sic HeioIution gan3
fabren 3l laiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
SDmbcnerpIuiipn.
Fem 9)orf. t3. Sum

*tOfu sJplAs 10, aNitHt.
3pet1un0ert @rieden in elmer
gtietbstaierne in Der oitIihen IL.
StraBe luur0en olrd cine @onnben.
erploiion. Die iih in Dem 0toterinl-
maorenIager bon 6ronf 3ioeao i'm
GrogeihoB Oes !Sauies ereianete. ans
ibren 9etten aetrieben umo in panif.
artigen Stbreden 0eia9t. Die grplo.
lion ipielte Den Wauern oes SouieS
libel init, Derlebte aber feiuen ser
9erobner. 3inetlo rdltmte oea Goli-
5iiten gegenilber elm onB er cine
3eitlnna aui 0'runo Don .Sfmarsc
&unO" 9rieieu feline Sunlmen an
@rprelier be3uhlt, fiir3Iih ober ben
GntidlIuB gefaBt bate, Die @ricfe
nidt mcbr ju heudlten. glm Conn.
tagnbeita lpGre baum cine 9ombe Dor
Dem Souie aieoer0eleat lporoen Die
aber itic9t sur Grploiion fam, 90 Der
Climber 81 friib uusai'ta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Spnali'ai.
6innnoswan5is srohe sad tirm Scs
sanoes uereiniaeH3 iial II cincr.
GurppratiUH.
Seine 0iunopOl9eIaTe.
Ser iO5ialiitiiGe a6dcOranctc @erser
lit aescn plOtlids Abidaffnma
Der S6lle.
Seine 9iuHopOl9eIdie
6iefGlidltc Sanfnutea i'm llmIaui
gaem glorf II. ssllni

4
Ginltno3maii5ig orebe 9ddereien
in Is St6otea I'M 0itea mO SiiOen
| iolpie Dem mittlcrer @ctcn oe5 2an.
oeS baben iitb uu.er Dem 9tamen
o8eueral 9afing Gonlpunn" Der.
idnol;cn. 9aS StanmtapitaI oes
SpnoifatS betrdat $20U0O. 900, oas
ourd cine gonoausDabe uon S.. 900.
600 belaitet lit.
IS miro in Scr anfiiu0iQuna ser
@eridn1el5nng ausOriifiicb 0araui
auimerfinn aemaht, nab e. lid,
nidi nm Die ShafiuiQ eincS Moao.
polls hanoelt. on meiitenq nur cine
Ndderei III elmer Staot in 0as Sun
oifat auiaeuoumen tpur0c. 9dde-
reicn in fo!gen6er St10hn iino Der.
Iidlnlol5en moroen: 9tem })orf 9oiton.
9ropioence, 9f. s., Replrt mo ,,cr.
iep 9itn. q. &. RhiInoclpAa. &ittSs
burg. @aihinaton, 2. g., GlcuelanO.
Canton uno GoIeSo, 9. Ietroit.
Nlih, gSbceIing, ~ ga, ]lod)eiter
| uno Buffalo. q. ..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Ser Hniualt bon GSaar 9. Go,fe
lfsllt ieineu SIienten ais snnSeH.
bod Der Sia 6Onr.SGbn hin.
Vi a b q tt5ablansen.
IN EoitipnrfaiicH untcrae6radla
@elOsr FHO Dor Scr gcifIna.
nnlImc iidjer.
50 lantet einc dmtIidc Grfldruna.
Cincinnati. 8. t2 ss,,ni

Cincinnati, O., 13. ssuni.
Sn 0em 8ro3eb pom Cigar g
Goofe. Der anqebIitb @eIber Ser 9id
6onr @ahn unteridlaaen saben iol
I'M 9etraae non $4,000, trot Gbor.
les 2 Nnrrincr, Der 0amaIiae bic.
ltge Sdabmeilter ser 3ompoanie,
Der iib elbit 81 ser llntcrihlaglnq
bon apmpaanie1eloeru ihuloig Be.
tonnt bdtte, ais 3eitge ouf.
&arrncr trit9 0ie &leiouna
zines 3uhtbanSitrGilina$. Gr idil.
oerte in oa9enteincn 1lmrilien
Seine 9eIichnngeH 5u Goofc. Or
cr3dblte 0aB Ocler 500 monotIiheu
8ebnIt betommen bate, obbonlPil.
lloncn oon Dollars. Ole ser oer2om.
pagnie geborten 0urh icine S1nbe
gInacu, Sarriner iagie, 0ob Goofa
|5nerlt geIengnet Bate. ais er in oei.
len 9iidern Gin 0eii5it bon $4,000
entoedt bate. lpdter h1tfe iener ober
leine Sdulo eingeitan0en. Goofe
loate, er bate iicb NIT 6rau Sean.
nctte Stcmtrt 6oro ciugelaIien unS
Bate bergcbenS ucriudt, feline @er.
l6tc al ser @orie mic0er ei1subrin.
aen @oofe hattie ibm ersGbli, oaf,
CT nod $4,000 bon Dem GcIo iibrig
Bate Morriner iagte onrouf Goofe,
10 Inutet icine 2IuSioge, Dab 6ieier
iGm sic $4,000 suriidqebcn ioute, er
'miiroe Damn fir Den 9telt auifom.
men.
Cincinnati Ohio, 13. syuni.
8ie ongcoeutct moroen ipor, lpur.
Sc i'm Ero3eB non Cigar Q. Goofe,
Der angeflugt iii, @eIoer Der gia
Sour 9ubn lnteridIugen 5u baben,
bon scr 8ertbeioigung Die 8rage
aui8eFnorien. Oh eS nidt 1botlode
lei, baB Die @nbngeielIidait iih gro
Der rngeichIiher 9iabotteeap1britng
ihulOig modte. uno oab oos angeb.
lid imierid)lagene 8elo in g8irflid-
felt fir 0ubattppede peupemoet tpur.
De- Ter friiberc Sdatmeiiter Der Big
5our.gnbn, Barriner. Der in 3uht.
bonstradt I'M 3eugenihibl mar, gab
auf @eiroger 81, oab er isiner3eit nnr
megcn llrtcridllogitng bon 5000
pro}ciiirt lpupbe, troboem er $643,.
600 lutteridIo9eu babe. gl4iS Den Der
bnnoIungen gina mih berbor. oat
Norriner Iid) crit lhuIoig befonnte,
nodlOem or NIT ben gobr,beornten
cine lGnaere llnterre0lng botte, bat
Elm @eamter Der 8obn, Der ongeb-
lid in Die llrterfChIagrlngen Der.
midcIt tpar. iitguiifen beforoert
mlrOe tmo ooB gelpiiie Binder Der
0ahn lett Der Grbeblng Der anfIage
pernIdtet iporoen itnO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
SSics GnOe eincr Nodl,citsrciic.
Colorado Spriuds. Is. sIuni

colorado SprlllQS. Is. a<unj.
ssrau {. y. GGoenoer oon 3enper,
oie crit iiini Gage perbeiratbet 1T,
erbielt 9erIetuHgen oenrn lie erIaa.
oblle Sas @cpubtleiu mieOer erbolten
81 babeu. rmo ueltn ouNere Gerlone::::
murocn erritlid) oerIeet, inoem elm
9lusIittapageu ON 0em Short
Cine. 3ige. Ser alf Der sahrt bon
Cripple Greet ndh bier beariiien
mar, eutaleiite. pdbreno er cine
Slirue i'm 9sortb Gbepenne canon
i,abm. Ser gSaqcn iddua babel boil
itdnom nm. 6rau GoOenoer befano
iih nit ibregn @iatten oui ser 0od-
5eitsreiie. Gicier ieIbit btieb nnoer.
lest. Ger glllsiidt&paaen iprang
alIcin aus Dem @eleiic, SSm Gian3en
bcfanOen iiA 80 Haiiuaiere ol Dem
3uge.