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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27
c CIV to Cure
and Bronch;.tss

Bluevale, Ont, Nav
81 was sick for two yearswisho !
chronic cold and bronchitis and 4
consequent rundown condition.
received no benefit from doctors,
and had to give up work. VINOL
was recommended and from the sec
ond bottle commenced to improve
i gained in weight and strength,
my cold and bronchial trouble dis
appeared, and l am at work again.
l want to recommend VINOL to
anyone who is in need of such
medicine. "--THoMAs HIGGINS.
1t is the combined action of the
curative elements of the Gods livers
aided by the blood making and
strength creating properties of tonic
iron contained in VINOL which
makes it SO successful in curing
stubborn colds and bronchitis.
VINOL is a constitutional rem
edy for chronic coughs, colds, bron-
chitis and pulmonary troubles, not
a palliative like cough syrups.
Try bottle of VINOL. If YOU
don't think it helped you, we will
return your money.
H. c. Wells, Druggist, Elkton, Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27

Mrs. John r. Bond entertained
the Hytheham Society at her home
last Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Cochran. President OF the FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs O. Mary
land, gave a very delightful talk
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church will hold a strawberry ies-
tival in Dorcus' Store, Wednes-
day evening, May 81, 1911.
Captain Wilson, of the United
States Navy was Admiral Perry S
guest this week.
Miss Helen Harvard spent Sun
day with Miss Clara White in Bal
tiinOre.
Mrs. F. T. Benson spent last
Thursday in Baltimore.
Mrs. John Holm and Mr.. Earl
Holm spent Sunday in Baltimore
with Mrs. H. Hurlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell
and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. Philip Becker in Baltimore.
The ladies employed at Tome
institute, with some OF their
friends, took a most delightful trip
down the bay on the "Widgeon'
Monday attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Hindman,
OF Pittsburg, spent Sunday with
Mr.. William Hindman.
Miss Carson, OF Georgia, is the
guest OF relatives in town.
Miss Mabel Stephenson, OF Bal
timore, spent Sunday at her home.
Mrs. Barrett, of Wilmington,
was guest OF Mrs. George Buck
last week
Lewis Davis and Z. S. Buckley,
students at Tome School, w.io
made a very narrow escape OF
drowning, while out canoeing on
the Susquehanna the latter part OF
March, presented Capt. Emil
Holm, Jr., with a very handsome
gold watch .or coming to their
rescue with his boat, the vivid
geon."
Mr.. George Thompson VII
Hams. OF Washington, d. c., spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mr.. T.
+. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Mcdowell,
Mrs. Bertha Smithson and Miss
Emma Johnson spent Sunday with
friends near Oxford, Pa.
Miss Josephine Drakeley, Of
Brooklyn, is the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. X. p. McClenahan.
Misses Alice Rodgers and Bes-
sic kenaugh, OF New York, are
visiting the Misses Oracle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutter
and children, OF Perryville, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Jones.
Mr.. Samuel McCardle and Miss
Gladys Boyd, daughter OF Mr..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27

fls-We are showing many lines of goods
usual price this month-we are sure vol,
money by saving il, if you will shop here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27
PORT DEPOSIT

Miss Rebecca Collins, OF Md
dletown, Del, spent Sunday with
Miss Mary X. Caldwell.
Rev. and Mrs. William Briggs,
of Zion, spent several days last
week with Rev. and Mrs. F. F.
Carpenter.
Miss Katie lamar has returned
from a very pleasant visit with
Mrs. Charles Rhinehart, in Co.
lurnbia. Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27
A Birthday Party

A birthday party was given in
honor OF Esther Janney, at her
home near Appleton on Tuesday
evening, May 9. The evening wax
spent in playing games and music,
and at late hour the guests were
invited to the dining-room, where
refreshments were served in abund-
ance. Among those who were
present were Jessie Bowland,
Helen Garrett, Pearl Strickland,
Helen Borland, Lottie McAllister,
Lillian Peterson, Bessie Wiley,
Eta Hobson, Sara and Lura
Beers, Louise Wingate, Victoria
and Dorothy and Helen Janney,
Anna Ferguson, Elva Brown,
Marion Drummond, Martha and
Anna Grow, Elsie and Dora Nc
Manus, Clare McFadden, Lulu
Dougherty, Olive Janney, Emily
McAllister, Lucy and Catherine
McCauley, Bertha Peterson, and
Messrs. Henry Densmore, John
Null, Arthur and Arlie Kite, Will
bur and George Borland, Leroy
Spence, Edward Pierson, John and
Ernest Beers, Arthur Moffat, Cliff
ford and Wilbur Spots, Laurence
and John Hobson, Curtis and Al
bert Janney, Harry Peterson, John
Bidwell, Turner and Earl Tong,
Chester Miller, Joe Swartz, Leon
Gallaher, Norman and Chester
Buchanan, Joseph Gallaher, Gus
Blackman, Wilmer Pennock,
Charlie and Clarence Rambo,
Phins Peterson, Paul Drunmond,
Lee and Vincent Janney, Stanley
Beers, Clarence Scarborough,
Paul McCommons, Ernest and
Leon Janney, Bayard Miller, Otis
McCauley, Issacher Garrett. Mr..
and Mrs. William McAllister, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwrad Gallaher, Mr..
Elwood Janney, Mrs. Marse
Dru1nmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Janney. Grace and Harvey jan
ney. A Guest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-27

Henry Boyd, wete married in
Wilmington, Saturday, Nav 20.
"A Misses Clara and Helen Brown
spsnt last Friday in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

equipped. A roadster of the same make
Was also delivered to Paul Richards. the
cars being finished in golden brown. 4
Buick delivery wagon was delivered to L.
D. Blackstone. a Buick bug to Thomas
NJ. Owens. a model % roadster to Charles
A. Langley and a model 30 touring car
to Ira r. Smith.
X x x x
The Wilson Company is now located in
its new headquarters, 91S 18th street
northwest. having removed from Connec-
ticut avenue during the past week. The
building has been reftted into auto
mobile salesroom, and is among the larg-
est in the city. The company will con-
tinue to handle the Cole and K-R-I-T
lines, the new seasons models now be-
ing on exhibition.
x * x
A 1912 model Buick won the Santa
Monica, Cal, annual light car race in
one of the hottest contested affairs ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

pulled off on the Pacific coast last Week.
This car defeated its nearest competitor
by three minutes. also making the fast
est lap, without a single adjustment dur
ing the race of over 100 miles.
x = x
According to the latest reports received
in this city the Maxwell team still leads
with perfect team score in the Glidden
tour. which is now nearing the end of the
]. .0o-mile journey. The three cars COM
posing the Maxwell team set the pace for
the eighteen teams which We're entered.
and during the hard run from Charlotte
to Anderson. s. G., leo miles. on the sixth
day of the tour, two more teams were
penalized. Gov. Hoke Smiths Maxwell
and Miss Marks Columbia are also run
ming with perfect scores.
The Maxwell cars are being driven by
Harry Endurance" Walls of Philadel-
phia, f. G.. eager of Pittsburgh and
Continued on Nineteenth Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

The Marion 'Thirtyive" $1.2S5 is built for those seek
ing good high grade that will all the requirements
everyday life 1t is built for those that better
the ordinary And those that investigate what offers
invariably find than they expected for the price
Too many people make the serious mistake of Judging
cars value by its advertised horsepower rating seating
pacty, other single item The motor of course is
essential and the Marion is the most efficient of its
made but what of the of the car? And it's usually
1.-THE of the carr that sadly lacking 1t here that it is
trimmed in order get the price down few dollars And
whenever you trim you naturally weaken You
take wooden goods that made into standard $50 suit of
clothes and make sell for about $780, but the tailoring
the construction be there and the whole would
fall pieces long before the $50 suit showed the first sign of
There is single weakness in the Marion. BY
parson it exces any its class the market Those
parts which other manufacturers would rather mention,
feature And feature point any of
Marion and easily you its superior strength and
splendid construction.
For example: The vital and at the time the
weakest point in all today the system The Marion
system u.s. without exception the strongest made 1t
the identical system had in famous $3.50 1t
practically fctoness There five double annuar bearings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

in the transmission, Thinker roller bearings in
ferena two roller bearings in the axle and the drive
shaft. The housing is made Of aluminium of iron
which cuts the weight of the 81 The gears
OF chrome vanadum stee thoroughly and finely fitted
that all noises and olts absolutely eliminated
der condition this will smoothly and silently The
brakes are exceptionally large and heavy
Compare the Marion system with the system
OF other popular know Of and the
will show unexpected strength and value in the Marion,
and no end of faulty and weak spots in the other
The Marion has pressed steel bottle neck drop frame
with side members reinforced Lots of leg and big
doors. You will find this design any other selling
for less than $4,000 Unusually large Thinker bearings the
differential make possible large axle shaft and
stronger derentia hub And you also find very up
hosery Not 1eaherette but real handbued leather
genuine curled hair The wheel base
tires 4-inch, quick detachable No-rim type.
These few of the facts you bear in mind when
picking your Look further than Dig
into the essentials See what holds the together-on
its operation depends-and you will get line the life of
the and the comfort discomfort you will get
The dealers below will be glad to give you thorough
demonstration time any place you say telephone
call will bring them you. Ask dealer write
catalogue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

w. B. White has purchased a 1912 Max
well special, fully equipped. Deliveries
were made last week of Maxwell Mes
sengers to DR. A. w. Valentine, V. b.
Deyber and J. C. Holmes.
X X X y
W. J. Gordon, agent for the American
line at Richmond, Va, was a guest of
the Marion Motor Car Company for a
few days last wee
X
Henry Hutton purchased the first of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22

automobiles like everything else exactly
And price that fits needs fancy
$3.50 $4,000 You get oneseated big
numbering equipped with sleeping compartment and
cold running water and complete kenette You
You
little It's all matter of TASTE requirements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-22
BY HOWARD FISK.

BEARDED as a pleasant run for
a motor car at this season is a
trip from Washington to Ha-
gerstown, Md. approximately
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
3ns fGbrt in offene gSeidle.
lSeDrio. al + Sunni

Keoria, SSa., 5. SSItni.
Der eiufabrenoe BUG gto. II, Ser
Z @dgen bate, lief in Dem 9abn.
boi ser Chicago, Nod sSSInno &
9ociiic-9obn in eiue ofiene @eidle.
3mei nuf Dem 8eIeiie itebeuoe 2ofo.
motipeu muroen 5ertriimnert un0
cbeHio Die Mlnid)ine oeS .3u9es 9to.
II. 0ldn gIoubt nibt, ooI Der Qofo.
motipiiibrer 9iobert 9ltfinon, Ser oie
MaidiHe 6es 3uoes beoiente, init
Dem 2eben oauon fomn1en miro.
3mei ouoere 2ofomptiofiihrer ha6en
luabrideinlib ebenfaas tootlid,e Ser.
Iebungen oapongetragen. 8ie Qilie
Der 0erletten lit: Robert 9ltfinion,
2ofomotipiiibrer, iebr ldlper perlett;
gonono Monroe, ein SEEKER. inner.
lite 0erlebui. zen uno Guetidbun0en
an aopf mo @rllit; @illiom 0epefe,
elm nn0erer @ei5er, nur Icidt per.
lett oa CT reht3eitig BON ieiner
Qofomotibe iprang. unO 1re0. g1il.
lis, 0ein qcbrod,en. Bon oen 9Sai.
ioqiereu erbieIten MIR 5lpei ODER 0rei
Icihtc gerIebungen, ober atle nur0en
b6e 6rrheIHon0er geid)iittelt. 0er
sic SdlulO oaran trogt, 0aB Die
@eidg oifen itano. lit nod nidt felt.
geltellt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Neine Ensfnnit.


Ser Senotor Scot erid)ien uor
Dem @dusfornite metd)e5 it'd nit ser
lInteriiAtung Ocr Ar lnoe@eiic, mic
0ie $2450 perausaabt mur0en, 0ie
fiir sic anfertigung eines Gor.
traits 0es cheInaliaen Staatsiefre.
tars Gan beluiuiat }por0n morell, be.
fart NahaeipieienermaBen erbieIt ser
3iialer 0es Eortrdts MIR $3.50 nnO
Der 8eit 0es @eloes ipur0e, mie cine
Ran06erncrfnng in ben giifern oes
StaatsaIutes ertIdrt, i4ut Aunei.
lung oes 2 .iotsicfretars neraus-
gnbt" obue oaB irgeno nelhe Be-
fege 0aftir porllan0en iito. Hoot er.
fldrte, BOB nur Elm Dotument Dor.
bon5en 1T. nelds Sie 3ujtimmung
ees ebemaIiaen Gtaat5iefret1rs san
st Der 0crt6eiluna oes @eloes mt.
bali. Inter Den llntitanoen miro 0ns
1onttg }Dobi nie erfabren, mas aus
ben $1,000 aeTporoeu III.
1cm a6aeoronetenbcu5 tpurSe
Uou 6anllin cine 9'orla9e unterbrei.
tet, metde Elm Gedlerfonite ernennt,
meineli Der Staatsiefretar j1brli6
eiaeH ausmei5 ollct ausgaben ieiues
Ieportements aus Dem sSon0g fir
r150roerung oes 8erfebrS nit an>eru
Rationen@ Der ard aIs@ebeitnfon0s
befdnnt III. uor3ulegen aat. ltnge.
tiihr,ihe 9erfBenoun9 boa @eIoern
0ieies 0on6s ioa als itroibar geIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
gHaebIidler Spfn Sontclls mad,i
einen SelbitmorOueriudl.
9telp g)ort. 7. sSuni.

'~ FgNt~+ . = NNHtt-
Gin illnger Manu. Ser iid 2eonnrS
8. 9outea nallnie lnn cin Sobn nes
ebemalieen GouareBmanneS 6enrp
Sbermaa 9outeu bon ,Sllinois. ser
iest @eianOter in Scr Scbmei3 lit. ieiu
Mil, mafte in Sen Jf1unen Ser n
81. 6. 81. einen Selbitmor0neriuh
inoem er iih einen Strif nm oea
SaIs i6lana uno oaun BON elmer
9reppe iprong. Gr muroe ohcr reclt.
seitig abgeidnitten uno befin0et iidl
iett in 9oIi3eigepabriam. g}outcil
aob ols @aptip fir ieiue Sbat. oeren
QtiBlingen er be0auerte, ltnaIiid in
Ser 9antilie on. Seine bei6en flei.
nen S9in6er lp6ren iiingIt innerboIb
einer 8ohe aeitorben nno ieine ,Srou
batte ibn perlGiien. gr lnQte or
bate ieilien @ater mebrereSSabre nid,t
geIebeil, ieit0enl er nnh Dem Sii0eu
qeganeen mare. nm iein @liid ouf
eiaene 6arit 5u periuhen. Gr bat IN
Stem Orleans uno in 6Iori0o ol5
eIeftriicher S9Slaenieur gearbeitet
(Sp0ter) Ger iunge Mann, ser
iidJ fir eiiten Sobn 0es e6emaliuelt
acknowledgements 8outell ans.
CAB, ioll nod Nln1oben oes friiheren
8ongreBmannes S. 6tanf aG0rid Elm
@etriiger iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
gier 5radlt5iise fuaibiren.
ssnirfieIh. Conn. Z. 9


Gin fiirhterIifer 3uiomnenjtob
bon sSroht8iigen ereignete fid) niht
melt oon bier. 8ier ssrnht5iige iino
auf einem Saufen suiomnten. Stint
Wdnner puroen getootet, netiigitens
iiebeu iino perIebt. oouon slpei foot.
lid, uno spei meroen periuiBt. Die
nerungliitten 3iige iino 0rei grtra-
siiqe uno Der reouIdre gtem gDorfer
@ilfroht5ug. @iner BON ben @rtra.
;iigen perIieB oas 8eIeiie uno illbr
in einen ouf Dem nadJlten @eIeiIe
borbeiiabrenoen anoeren 3ng binein.
3ipei anoere 3iias. Die oift binter
Dem Ieeteriudhilil flibren. fraften
in Die Sriimmern1alie binein. 3tpei
aeiieI erplooirten su gleid)er Belt
uno Die 3riiinmer fingen iSelter.
9ten 6auen, Cont. z. sSani.
Rod elmer erflarung, Die in oen
Bureaus Der Rem gorf. 9teiD Sopen
& 6artforo Balm eintraf. lit ots
llngIif bel 5airfielo erioIgt, neil
elm 2ofomotiuiiibrer eiuSignal nid)t
beahtete. @s natroe meter geiaqt.
oaB Der id)uLoige Hofomotifiibrer 'ih
ipahrideirtIih uuter ben Goh..n 5e.
idnoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Starfes GrSbe6en anae,eiat.
@nil)iugton, Q. G., 7. SSuni

~ > Nftt'fEr
9ie Seismograpben i'm annsen
2anbe 5eigten oas itdrfite grobeben
an. 0as ieit mebreren 1Sabren Der.
3ei5uet lpur0e. Nian id)0bt. 0aB es
iib 1000 Bis 5000 0teilen pongSajb-
ington eret1net bot, aber in tuelder
Simmelsrid1titng fonnte nid)t fcilae-
IteIlt peroen. 9ie @elebrten Iino
niht I'M Stanbe 8u iogen, Oh es IN
@lasfa ooer in SiiOamerifn itottacs
fitnoen bot, ober lie erfl1ren, ooB i'm
2oufe Oes Cages ie0eniaas 9tod)ridy-
len eintrefien miiroen, Die iiber ben
5dpouplab oeS Gtobebens alar6eit
perihnfften.
Seem Dorf, Z. SSitni.
Seine Ser 9elcgrapbens imoaa6el.
fonpagnieen meloete irgenO melhe
llnterbrehunaeu ibreS 9ienites, 0e
I'M MQgenleinen in Sen IiItriften lid,
ereignen, in 0enen Elm @r0beben am
ltdrfiten ouftritt. Tie iifoamerifa-
niihen uno tronSotlantiihen &obeI
arbeiten mie gelpobnlib ino oieSelc.
ernpbenIinien bltten feine St6rur-
gen.
(9sohrihten iiber ieismograpmide
NleIolineen zines iebr itorfen @rb.
6ebens Iiefen aus Glepelano, ct.
2ouis, 9tetp gorf, 2amrencc. 9telp
Orleans uno anoeren Bldten elm.
Die Reo.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
% Sabre SarOinal.
Baltimore, @S., 6. Sunni.

Baltimore, M0., 6. SSuni.
Rrdiioeut Gait, GglGrdiioent 300.
leoelt un0 oleIc anoere bern0rragcnoe
8iIrger aus allen 1beilcn oes San.
oes batten iih i'm 3euabau3 oes
6iiniten 9feginents eitgenuoen, nm
it'd on Der SubiI1mmSieier fir oeu
&droinal Gibbons su betbeili1eu.
Aui Der @iibne. po Der SarOinoI
eiuen ROTH nusgeihIogeuen @rmituhl
inne bate, befleioet nit oeu @'elpin-
bern ieineS hoben almtcs. beIan0en
it'd ouBer Den Serren Goit uu0
&ooieuelt nod Der 9Si3eprGiioeut
Sherman Ser Gberrihter s8bite.
Der britiidbe gotihaier 9rpee, ser
Spredler GIarf, Ser Senator &oot
bon Reiu g)ort nno glnberc, 5uiam.
men nid)t peniaer ais 600 Eerionen
9einohe ale boheren Moibinltoner
9ieaierunaSbeamten moren aRpeieno.
Ter rieienarobe Soal, ser $1,000
Nerionen iaBt. mar bis auf Ben let.
ten Hlob heiebt.
Triii0ent Soit iob snr Nedlten Ses
&ar0inolS. Nooiepelt neben Gait uno
9fidter g9bitc neben Hooiepelt. Sur
Siitten Oes GuroinaIs inben Ser Son.
uerneur GrotberS bon Mornlono. ser
9otidaitcr 9rpce uuo Scr Spreher
@tart icpie ser friibere 5preher
Cannon.
Nod)oen Der @onoerneur Grotbcrs
Sen 9oroinal Sen glmueienocn porge.
itent bate, belt QrGiioent Gait cine
glniprachc. Gr prieS Sen sulhilar oils
einen ser berporragen0iten Ntdmer
ser Sett5eit, oeri bellte 8ertreter al
Ter @oIfsfIaiier onIGblidl ieineS %
idbrigen SSubil INNS ais &arotnnI
un0 ieines so iiibrigen SubiIdnms
ais GrieIter Slid ipiiuidten. Die
gImpeienoen ieien nid)t ais geamtc,
nid)t ais anh1ltaer Oieicr ooer iener
@laitbenSIebre eefommct ionoern
olS Mlenihen, Ole in Dem GnroinaI
6cn Menihen 3u ebreu miinidten, ser
iein lonaeS 9cben in sen Gieuit Ger
Menidy6eit qciteIlt babe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Inter MurooerSadlt.
9torioIf, So. 6. SSn,

9tpitpllf Su., .. NSltlIl.
Infer Der 8eihuloiguno ocs Wor.
oes iiuo Wtinnie Murood, alias 0fa.
mie 9onlor, lmo Charles Merfle in
Saft oenonnen mor0en. Die Gountp-
beb0rocn batten ualulih ole 2eide
non 8. S. SarOina binter Dem Souie,
in Dem oas eripobnte Saar lebte, be.
qraben oorgefunoen. Die 2eihe pies
cine @unoe m gtaden uuo cine in
Der Seitc auf. sic mar MIR nit eli.
rcm SUB groe beoedt uno aitf benz
@egr1hniBplot mnren 3lpiebeln &c.
pflon5t mor0en. Gie YoIi5ei per-
mltbet, onB ein Woro aus giferiuht
oorliegt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
sefenrt IidJ Der 8eitedli6feit idnlOis

-~ftAAAt@t%~f ~ =. N0iAtANf
Gtaatsnbgeor0neter Gnen s. Guans
bon Canton, StGrf Gountp, go5 Nm,
lab I'll Der groBten Stniation in zen
8eltetingsifanoal in Der 2egislotur,
in0em er lih Dor Aidter ainfai0
id)uloig befatrlte, cine geitedung5.
iuntme bon 500 aelegentlib oerQor-
laqe betreffs Dnrleben Qeaen Ser.
pidnounq oes @ebnlts bon g. 6.
s .iQer Don 2lfron, einem @el0perlei.
bgr, angcHommen 81 bdben.
GDons' @efenntniB fpuroe obge.
leat, iogIeid uahbem i'm bic Sc.
idnporenen in oen 2nflageItano Der.
iett batteu. ,.aS mar ie 5olae eines
2G6iomnlens nit her GtaatsanlUalt,
idlaft. Die gDans Der 0iiloe oes DC.
ridts6ofes enipfabl. 9iitter Qinfoi0
oerurtbeilte epans su elmer Gtr0ie
BON $500, iporamf oieier Zen 8rob.
geifauorenen porgefiibrt mur0e, INN
Au5iaaen 81 MAIDEN betrefis Der on.
eebIiteu Grobihereien In Der 2egis.
Iatur.
eoans mar 3iiammen nit oem
a5geor0neteu Rpe Son 4ife Gountr
WitgIleo 6es Geitlinssousidmiies 6es
5auies. Ter 2eetere iuuroe In Ies'
Ter NodR ben Der anfioge freigeipro.
den, cine geitehi,ng BON $500 Don
Dem Gtaatsoruder GratpforS ange.
nommeu 3u bnben. IS eriInren rod
anoere Anflo8en gegeneoans, 0drun.
ter cine, fDonah er bon 3. s.. WeiB
pon elmer 9rauereifonIpognie in Gan.
ton uno ron nod elmer dnoeren, $500
geite6ungsse.ber angeaommen baber
ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
srnppsnsnradiiehmna 6eaonneH.
g40i1inqton, 8. 6, I. s$uni.

-cA AiJtit5loHs 4. W .. A$ltHt
9lIs gelpeis 0aiiir, oaB Der Yraii.
bent Gait gIaubt, oaB Der sStieOe in
Nterito mie0er seiidprt tit, fagm sic
beaonuene 3urlid3lebaug Der nab
rfro Der ReDolution Gufgebotenen
amer. Srllppen betrahtet uer0en.
Der anTong lit nit ben 1000 Wiarl-
neioIoaten eegnadi iporoen, Die fib in
Guantanamo, aai6a, befinbeu unO
otuunddft nod beR Der. Staaten su-
rid tebren peroen. GtsDas ipater
tperoen bic in Ger Rd5e Don 8alpe.
iron Eeras. uno SaH Gieao, Sal,
nrueianunelten 3rppell ben 9eieAl
erpalten, iih nnb ihren irilaerea
Stdtionen su begebe;l. Gie BEL Sun
antonio beiiHoIide W0nooer0ioiiiog5
miro oaHn n e elngre Ibtbellunaen
arFseIoit uITo 6drh Ieras pert6elIt.
Dob piro Die Auit9eilung Detart er.
icIssn. ooB in sloS5faae bic irabere
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Sine Soriid,tsmailrearl
8aTlin1ton, G. SUM.

~N}AA AB@f4t5Ag4tt ~ NStttt-
Ter Oenofuotti1e abgecr0uete
goe6ne BON Ssnoionn reid]te I'M ssan.
areb cine gorIoge Elm, peldle oerbii.
ten ioa, ooB aeDiiie 9robungen aus.
aefiibrt meroeH. Gs ioa ndnll6 oem
0eniofrotiihen Giibrer i'm Sans, lln-
SerIpooo, uno anoeru. Die fid lin
Sie llnteriuhung oes Sta6ltruItes
ben,ii5en. ge0robt ,poroeu iein, oab
gsieoeroergeItuHq HqsmaBregelr geqen
lie erarfffeH miireeH. 9oebnes Gor.
Loae Deriiigt cine geIabube big 3u
$4,000 un6 SoftitroFe bis al fiinf
9Sahren fir oas aHsiioBcn uon Gro.
hluaen gegcn aonareGnitqlieoer
o0er iarey oeriuhtcnG lnifiidlterltng.
oSer Der Sd)IieBling oon gso5rifen
su poiittid1en 3ipcden ooer Ser GIN
ihadterlng ron Anseiieaten 5u 20.
lIt;j6en 3peteH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Cine Mhne.
Malllinatoll. 5. n.SSlln

Gberit Soiepb @arroro bon Der
Nunoesarmee, Der Die Ssaoaaerieqar.
niion IN Sort glper, 8a., fommans
Dirt, er5icIt oui 2Inorouuna oes Brd,
iiOenten 8ait bon Gem ariegsiefretdr
einen 8iireI, ipeil CT De gieI0uug ei.
ne5 Soloaten 5unrCfii5iereraneu I'M.
qiindig einbertdtete cuf Den @runo
bin, 0ab Der 9etrefienoe Dou iiioi-
ideu glbfontmen spdre. Ger BrUi.
0ent ,ngte, 0aB es Id1per mare. oie
anaeleaenbcit INIT 2auamutb im0
obne BerurbeiIenoe Norte, Die beiier
ungeidlriebea bIie6en, 81 behnnoeIn~.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
Starfe 9tiifiuauoerang ans WIinne.
IOta.
QnInth. Minrl., Z. sSlni.

GuIutb, Nirn., 7. sunni.
Nus Dem GtleueBgebiet oiees
5toates bat cine itarfe 9liidnpanoe-
rlng nab europa, nalnentlih
Oeiterreid-lln9arn, eiirgeiebt W3chr
ais 800 OdterreidRr beian0en iih
il elmer Geiieqeieaifaft. Die bier
0ludfanl Die 9iiittinonoerer geben
bouptidhIit Die idlled)ten 9frbeits-
perbGltniIie i'm gr3gcbiet ais llrIahe
ibrer 9iiifreiie an. G3 rciien
spar ieoeS Sa1r Ginman0erer uah
ibrer friiberen 6eimatb 5uriif, e6er
in Ser 9ieoel bei anbruh oes gein-
ters. gies tit Die erlte CONNER
riidAuon0erung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
@eiterc leoitiyarfniIcH.
Nsninil1aton. 8. esuni.

XVI TUHlNtUIIt 2. 1NlUI.
Ger Beneraipoltineiiter bat ange-
oronet, bob bis 8uni 3. SsrIi meitere
80 GoItipnrtaien eiuqerihtet iperoen
ioIlen, oarlnter iolhe Ill geaoer
Rails uno South 5baron, ga. Gre.
mont uno @iollion, Chin; ghorle.
ooir, 6oaan0 uno Ct. So epb, Did. !:
Brasil un6 9Sincennes, sSt1oiana; !;
Riee Qafe, IRIS; Detroit uno 0ia.
mar, M9inn.; 9earostema, 3uquoin.
sSuIton unO Ru -pbpstoro, sSg:uois; !;
Cameron uno Ghiuicotbe, Wiiicuri /.
5efparo, gIeb.; gmHetsburg aitG
Molntt FIeaiant, Soma; Sofa uu0
Jtelutou, @dnids.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-11
ammcrfcnnnus in sIusIidyt scitclIt.
g2oIl1Ina an. z. Nsnlri

IN u FllN UII1 7. NNIITI-
Die amerifauild}e &egotion IN Qii.
idbon lit anganieien moroen, oie Ne
pitbIif 8ortltgo IN 9tamen Ger Ser.
Staoten ar3herfetuen iobalo oie
MISUNDERSTANDING cine Gan.
Discrimination nHgenolunen bot.
0ieie @erIanunIulig tritt ON 10.
SSuni in 2iiiabon in Gitling.