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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-25

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02
Straw hats loc each at Patterson's.

Straw hats l0c each at Patterson's.
See our special on fishing tackle at
lOc, at Patterson's.
The Beldiug Cemetery Association
will hold a business meeting with Mrs.
Pearl Pollock, Tuesday, May 7th.
At the Congregational church sun
day morning Mrs. Fred f. Ireland will
play pipe organ solo and Mr.. Fleck
will also render solo on the violin.
The Yellow Front is taking on new
dress Of yellow this week, and ii will
add much to the fine appearance of
the store.
es-Flies-Flies-Not right now
but in the very near future and you
must have screen windows and doors.
Let us call and take the measure for
same. r. M. Wilson Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Putnam are
stopping for the present with their
daughter, Mrs. James, they desire TO
thank all who assisted them in their
recent loss by fire.
The Baptist Sunday School sent their
Superintendent, Percy Hanks, to the
State Convention ut Jackson. Last
Sunday he gave a report OF the conven-
ton during the regular church hour
and gave report of the work OF the
young people in Young Peoples meet
ing.
On Wednesday evening April Path,
the w. f. M. s. Of the M. f. church
held its first quarterly tea meeting at
the pleasant home of Mrs. Converse.
The excellent program emphasized the
reward of faithful service for God. The
refreshments were dainty and nicely
served by the young ladies.
Mrs. Lydia Satterlee (nee Lydia
Bowman) died at her home in Sacra-
mento, California, April IS, aged 81
years. She leaves one son, Paul, and
one brother and two sisters Frank
Bowman and Mrs. j. +. Peterson OF
Oakfield and Mrs. Jay Cooley OF Beld-
Ing. She resided In this city with her
mother for number Of years and had
many friends.
The entertainment given by the
Baptist people in the church wednes-
day night was largely attended and 1t
was carried out In most excellent
manner. The costumes and decora-
tons were very funny and in keeping
with the exercises. The graduating
class all wore the class flower, the sun
flower, and in the language Of the
Glass Motto which was exceedingly
prominent, at was did,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02

Garden and flower seeds lc package
at Patterson's.
F. w. Holmes and daughter carrie
were in Grand Rapids over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Smith were
Grand Rapids visitors the first Of the
week.
Mrs +. Mount OF Blanchard was q
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Oberlin. Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Finch Of Greenville was
an over Sunday guest Ut the home Of
Mrs. Finch Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. v. Healy of Dutton
were over Sunday guests Mt the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Narcotic.
Mrs. Leo Elsby Of Rockford was
home over Sunday paying short visit
TO her parents, Mr.. ond Mrs. Bolen-
baugh.
Mrs. Julius A. Henkle and son John
OF Greenville, were over Sunday guests
at the home Of Peter Schenden, south
Of the city.
Mrs. A. b. Bachelor returned Mon
day from Grand Haven where she had
been TO attend the District Convention
Of the w. Z. T. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Butts of Bay city
left for their home in that city, Mon
Monday, after weeks visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Kern.
Mrs. Wilders Sunday School class OF
the Baptist church will serve supper at
the church Saturday night, from TO
o'clock. Mush and milk, bread, butter,
sandwiches, coffee and doughnuis, all
for 10 cents
VIM. Curran OF the Salvation Army
Industrial Home IL in the city this
week gathering up cast of clothing,
books, papers and all second hand
goods for the home 70 be distributed TO
the poor. Their motto Ii blessed IL
he who considercth the poor, the Lord
will deliver him In time Of trouble"
. There Ii nothing In this world which
improves q town like good streets and
side walks. They give strangers .
favorable impression Of q town and
they give the home people satisfaction
and pride. When you happen TO be
returning home on = dark night
doesn't it give you great Satisfaction
II you can walk without being in con-
slant danger Of pitching forward and
breaking your neck over q loose board
or q broken cement block.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02
Short hems of Interest Re-
isfins to the Town 1nJ ITS
People. told IN . Single
Paragraph.

Miss Agnes Nelson has returned TO
her home ut Lakeview.
New lire OF funny post cards ic a,
Patterson's.
Born Sunday the 18th 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Stout on Harrison Ave-, Q
daughter.
Howard shannon left Saturday fol-
Detroit, where he expects 10 remain for
the summer.
Mr.. T.. K. Groves OF Edmore was q
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. X.
+. Donovan, Friday.
Born Friday April 18th 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Peterson q fine daughter at
the Jay Cody farm in Otisco.
Fred Reeves has leased the M.
Stoughton farm near Cooks Corners,
and has moved onto the farm this week
Mrs. M. A. Grill returned 70 her
home at Stanton, Wednesday, after
short visit with her sister, Mrs. J.
Kinsman.
Miss Addie Tissue returned 10 her
home NJ stanton, Wednesday, after o
few days visit at the home Of Edward
Tissue.
Mrs. +. Daniels returned to her
home near Lowell, Tuesday, after .
weekt visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Mark Brown.
Trailing arbutus has made its appear
ance In these parts and as usual, every
body is trying 70 find q little Of the
fragrant trailer.
Mrs. &. +. Evans Of Cadillac was an
over Sunday guest OF her daughter,
Orah Evans OF this city. She returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs Ed Goodwin and son Kenneth
Of Muir, returned home Wednesday
after short visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mts. }. Kinsman.
Mrs. Phoebe Temple, who has been
an extended visit with her
brother George A. Hall near this city,
left Monday for her home at Luther.
Homer Hutchinson Of Canon City, Col
orado, was here from Friday till Mon
day, looking after his father, who is in
very poor health. He left for his home
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Seymour Of
who have been guests for q
few days at the home OF William
Leech, returned TO their home Mt that
place Monday.
All interested In the the Smyrna
are invited TO meet there
w ednesday, May 8, for the purpose Of
improvements. The ladies
will serve q picnic dinner In Msccabee
hall for Is cents.
Wednesday, May 10, has been des-
ignated as y cleanup day for Michigan,
Harvey II. Lowery, School Commits.
sioner, recommends that the schools OF
this county observe at least Q part Of
the afternoon Of said day, TO clean up
the school yard and brighten the APP
pearance Of the schoolroom.
The Camera Club Of Grand Rapids
in their art display which is now on is
spoken Of by the preCs Of Grand Rap
ids in highest praise II also says: &c.
p. Kimberly Of Bedding Is also q camera
artist who does good technical work
and whose pictures also have pleasing
imaginative quality. The titles Of his
pictures are Haunt OF the FAIRIES,
Beauty 'Birches,' The Wanderers
Return Summer Clouds and
Coolies"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02

A subscription paper is being circu.
lated by members of Flecks Orchestra
for pledges TO fund for providing uni.
forms for the cornet band which he is
organizing. They will give free con-
certs during the summer in the band
stand and on the streets.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02
Local ~
Brevities.

Mrs. Dell Cobb was y Greenviiie
visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. III. q. Scrafford Of 81. Louis Is
the guest OF Mrs. r.. u. Ford this week.
Silas Cobb OF Grand Rapids Is spend
ing few days with friends In this city
Miss Hazel Goodwin Of ionia was
guest OF Mrs. Dell Cobb the last Of The
week.
There will be roller skating at Phelps
and Seaman rink in Greenville, Satur-
day evening.
Ladies wishing shampooing and hair
dressing call on the hair dresser Mt Jensen
Il Wheeler's store.
II. ID. Rowland is spending few
days with relatives and friends in Lam
sing and Grand Ledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Barnes who have
been visiting Ut her mothers in Stanton
for several weeks have returned.
Attend the roller skating rink in
Greenville. Saturday evening the
Phelps-Seaman rink will be open.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. x. Fuller Of Grand
Rapids, have been guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. Asa Dorr for few days.
Mrs. J. L. Shouse left Tuesday for
her home at Hersey, after a week s
visit with her friend Mrs. Emma Elg.
Henry A. Smith and wife went to
Portland, Wednesday, for visit with
her brother, Rev. Vreeland, pastor of
the Baptist church.
Hon. Huntly Russell Of Grand Rap
ids, candidate for congress from the 5tn
district was in the city last Thursday
and attended the Oddfellows gather
ing.
Mrs. w. A. Williams and daughter
Maybelie left for their home in Howard
City, Tuesday, after few days visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter X.
Menkee.
Mrs. Will Fisher, who has been q
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Orser for few days, left Tuesday for
her home at Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and their
son Harold, returned TO their home at
at Emmett, Tuesday, after q three
weeks visit with Jos Campbell and p.
w. Bedding.
Mrs. Emily Ames and Miss Annette
Pinnell, who have been guests for a
few weeks past at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. g. Ames, left Tuesday for their
home at II udson.
Joe Youngs, the genial whole-souled
cobbler, at the Wilson shoe store, who
for many years past has presided over
the repair department in that store,
suffered u severe stroke Of paralysis,
Monday morning, just As he was about
TO begin work for the day. He was
taken TO his home near this city and is
getting along as well as possible.
DIR. George +. Smith is taking morn
ing constitutionals every day, he arises
st s o'clock, dons pair Of walking
shoes and hikes for the country, the
green pastures and the verdant woods.
IL is not an uncommon thing for him
10 round up fifteen or twenty miles
walk before breakfast. Wednesday
morning he came in 1t eight o'clock for
. hot breakfast his wife had ready for
him, with big bunch Of trailing ar
butus plucked from under the leaves on
the banks Of Wabasis lake this pleas
ing but strenuous monring exercise gave
him ruddy complexion and q vigorous
appetite.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02
Ten Acres

Farm of ten acres for sale, small or
chard, comfortable barn and good build
ings, all tools, one heifer, light wagon
ETC., one half mile north OF Chadwick.
Inquire at Banner office or on place.
46w4 Joseph Mendlik
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-05-02
Wall Paper Cleaning

Wall paper cleaned to look like new.
Work guaranteed. Leave orders at
Bachelor q Brown grocery store.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-12-05
Miscellaneous

CANDY-We supply att prices from 10 to 80
lower than Qua and freshness guaran-
teed Priced from 10c Csc per Ib.
Special Prices Sunday Schools and Day Schools
Come in for free samples
Gum all kinds sticks for .............. ... .
STATIONERY Envelopes id fancy holiday boxes
at per box =. 49, - ST.
We have competition on this line.
"Henty Algers Boy Books Boys 35c
Standard
Favorite Poets and other books and 35c
Tesaments Bibles 1oc to $500
Toy Books, Linen Books Mother Closes Rhymes etc,
at Sc 10c up 35c
Toy Watches Toe
Animals, Blocks Drums, large variety rom 81 so
Pictures Of all kinds, always appropriate lifts.
POST Yeas cards in endless va
retX, biggest ever offered. Iitho and
heavy embossed landscapes, cvered holly unsettled
MOVERS figures and comics pr Sc; for Sc; Sc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Na1en gNobnuna aufseksn
iamilien itreifeHser BrnbeHarbsiter
Don 9eanittn ansaeiUieieH.

gbarlsiion, 20. 8a., s. Of. 9ier
uno in Der llmgegenD fpielien iid)
heuie bsr53errsibenes G3snen .ab, als
SheriFfsgebiIfen, nit oissbe5iigli9en
asrihtli9eH 8efsbIen dusgsrdltet ga
milisn ftreiteHber Grubenarbeiter aus
ihren beI6eiOfssn uno armli9snWobs
nuuoen nieisll, oa Fe ni1t imitanot
Darsn, riiditdnNiesMistsn 81 be5abLen,
Ulili3IolpateR nsa auA GDli3iitsH gds
Ben aat o0rauf. oaS Die 4usgstDies
Isnn niht bart bebdnSett Ip1roeu.
giu5tlne 5rnueu mn6teu f9iDa4C
8erIuhe, ii9 ben geamien 81 iDiOers
isssn, JOINT lief ales Ea9is ab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Sie anoere seite.
ScrteiSiser in Dem Spuamit.
YrO5eR bat Oas @srt'
@cbt flOtt pprnn.

Snoiandpolis. Snb., 9. Oft. 5euts
fpurbe es bier betannt, odb Die 8ers
teibieer Der aueenblidli6 bier unter
Der Mnflaoe Der 8erfnp0runq unp
oes ungefesli1en transports BON eez
fdbrli9en Grploiibitoffen pro3eiierz
ten Nrbeiterfiibrer unb 8eamten ppn
4rbeiterzllnipnen ieoen Shritt, oen
bic @ertreter Der Mntlaoe Su tun aez
bentsn, aufs Na6briiG!ihite betGmp=
fen tperben. Nefpt 9aroing, elmer Der
8erteibiger, feBte bsuts feline oeitern
naduittog begonnene glnfprahe an
bic 8efhnorenen fort uno bstpnte
BARN, oaB er es unter teinen ltms
ftGnben gsftdtten perbe, bdb Musfaz
gen bon 3eugen iibsr 9nndmit<Gploz
fionen dls 8eipeismaterial qeaen bic
Ingeflagten 5useIafen tperoen. Gr
beeriinbete bieIe1 9roteit oamit. baB
er betonte, in Der NntlaeeI9riFt lei
BON @rploiionen feline Reoe. @s banb=
Ie fid, ME er fugte, ieiner glnii9t
mad bdrum. gu betpsiien, baB bic Qlnz
setlagten Wtitglieoer elmer 8erFhtp6=
runs fudrsn unb fi9 nit oem Srans=
port gefGbrIi6er GrpIoIibFoffe absuz
ben. gtlIem 9tnf9eine mad pirn bic
8etpeisoufnohme moraen nit benz
@srb6r BON ettpd fiinfsia SoteleIerts
aug berfhiebenen Gtd0ten beoinnen.
8ieTe foIen einige Der 2lnsetIagten.
bic aeipifermoben rreifenSe @oenten
Der @erfdp6ruhg" ipuren, iOentifi3ie-
rem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Or. senator 0efFer tot.
gSsr uor eSsbrcu Der befanntsite 5iib'
rer Der Rupnliiten.

Sopetd, aas., 8. Ot. Sn grenoIu,
aas.. eriag i'm 2tlter bon 81 Sabren
@i[liam u. gsffer, tpel6er i'm Sabre
1891 oon Der eriten populiRiIdsn
QsgisIatur bon &anIds in BEN 8unz
besienat gsipdblt nurbe unb bieIer
80rperfdaft bis gum Sabre 1897
dngeborie. einem Ghlagonfan. Sn
feiner Qdufbabn, ipel1e ibn Idliebs
lid in ben gunbesfenat fiibrte, bate
@illiam glfreo 9sffer fi6 in alien
m6gIi6en 8erufen. ols FARMER.
2ebrer, Solodt, Rehtsantpolt uub
9ebatteur berTu9t uno frat beIonbers
an bic 9efFentIihteit. oIs i'm 8eiten
bic populiitenbepegune uuter ben
Farmern sinTeBte. @ebpren nurbe
peffer in Cumberland gpunin, pa,
am 10. Gebtember 1881.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Ser Seder-& -&ro1efi.
snsiuabi Der 6ieihWorensn uiel Idlnsls
Ter ais aeOadlt.

9tep gort, 9. 9ttober. Sn bem
pro5eB gegen ben bes Morbes i'm
eriten @rabe bier angttlaqten qolts
aeileutnont @eder fin6 bis iebt bic
folgenben Elf GieI6porensn an5Cs
nommen: Obmann, SaroIb ..
Skinner, Sugenieur; Robert 6. BUR
ceIl. 6dnoler in GbemitaIien; Spbn
2. Sorbb, friibsrsr Jabritout; Gb.
tparo 6. Spule, 2tuoiteur; William
=. Marb. @ruabeisentumsbdubler
Dom S. geder, en- aros SolsbdnDs
Ter; Charles s. geatt, g(9tnt; 9eslie
u. Wart, 8dder; Clarence 8. @oos
Ien. Sngenieur; gauI 5. aommerer,
SIeioerfabrifont unb Sobn e. Dill
Ion. Oefhdftsfiibrsr. Wlan glaub.,
bab Der sip0lFte @sT1morene nod
i'm 2olifs bes beutigen 3oees qeTuns
ZEN iperben pirb, 70 baB Der 9ro5eh
oonn morgen olleB Grnites beginner
fdnn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
gSeaen 1tnterid,Iaattna.
Seants ses ,,Aucient 6rSer Of ltnitee
@prfntnn anaefIaat.

proDibenee, q. g., 9. Sttober. 8.z
gen Soepb Srping 0opis, ben
Staotsfd1abmeiiter bss n9lncient Or
Der Of llniteo Dortmen." unb Nls
freb 90. 4uigg. onaeblid Elm 8ruz
Der bes frii6eren 2onereBreprGfens
tanten 2emuel Gfi 0uiaa bon 9etp
Dorf, ipurbe seItern hie 9tnflnae fusz
gen llnterThIaoung bon $4,000 aus
ben Sonbs bes eenannten @erbonbss
erhoben. Sopis ertlGrte iid fofort
nuf fGmtlihe sebn 4ntlagepunfte fnr
fhuloig unb fein 1lrteil ipirb ibnt
om 18. Nopember subiftisrt iperben.
Quiaq bebaiiptete bageeen, niht
fhulbig 5u fein, unb ipurbe in 6aft
bebnIten. ba er eine 8iirofhoft prr
$4,000 Bis aur SonptOsrbanbIung
beg Salles ni9t ouf3ubringen Der=
mo6te.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13


llsberrafdt ipursn oie NiiisIisber nes
Senatstomitess oariiber, bab NicGin=
le1 auf Die sSrags. Of iiber bic @innnbs
men unb Musgaben bss Soft'fden
anmpdgnefomitess uidt eenou gud
gsfiibrt iporben iei. oie antiport CAB:
rgtein, mir haben feline reeslrehte
Sudfiibrung aebdbt.4 r5ie batten
ood einen 8udbalter4, bsmerfte ST.
ndfor gomerene, ripas bat oieier
oenH eisentIih setan2' .. er empfine
Die gefuher, mabte Tit init
ibnen betunnt une foh meiitens basn.
bdB elm Seber in frsun0liher unb Sus
Dortommenber @eiis rbeoient" tpur@
be-, antfportete Mc2inlep.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Sir unsiiItis erfI6rt.
Gbe ees 4rinseu GSesrs BON SaBern
nuo 6rshersOgtn ISABELLA.

Berlin, 8. Oft. Die .Sdgli6e
Runbihou" melbet aus Qgien, bic
turse unb 6urdaus uneIiidli6e Ghe
bes 9rin3en @eorg BON gdpern nit
Der Gr5ber8ogin SIabeIla BON Ceitsrs
reid, Der 9odtsr bes Gr86sr3ogs
5risorid, iei fiir ingiiIfiq erlldrt
tporbsn. Dos BIatt ertIdrt ieboh
ausbriidlih, bab cine gtitdtigunq Der
Wlsloung Bis iebt nod ausfebt.
grinS georg unb Grsbersogin s5Ias
betia iinb erft felt f5ebrnar 5. 3. nit
chamber bermdblt, bod Ioaen iih
fdon in ben erItsn ggohen beftigs
G3snen 5ipiIhen bem Gbepddr abgss
fpielt habsn, bic ibren gipfelpuntt
fanbsn. als bic Grsbsr8oqiu nod
Misn in bas 6aus ibrer Gltsru 3us
riidgehrfe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
streifer iieareidD.
Aat 5orDernHger Der ipanii6en Gi
ienbabns Augtitellten beiuipist.

qPa0rio, o. Cft. Crit geitera
ipim0e es fier befonnt, oaB oie
itreiten0en go6nnngelteuten IN Ga,
talonien cinen Uoaiidnoigeu SIeg
errnHgen babeu. Sic erbaIten 10.
bere 20bne. fiir5ere gIrbeits5eit,
eHtihdoiauuaen fir llnidae, gll.
fers 8eniioueu itn6 aIqemeiHe
8erbeiierung Der glrbeiigDerbalt.
Hiiie. Gie Soloaten, inel6e ais
Streffbreder obfommanoiert mo.,
ben popen, foHnien uno moIten
uobI oud uift ben gabnoerfe6r
IN Gang briHaen uno Die GrohuB.
gen Der Hegierung nit ocm gelo.
gerunogsriion6 unD Ginberufunn
Der @eierbiiten. OerfebIten gla3Iif
ihre g9irfiftq.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
@Mf Der ,,SdItpArsen 2tfte".
ssiiufbnuSert Ssrtilarb.iter ans ben
ssabrifcn iu 9aiurence.

2oiprsnce, WlaF.. 9. OttOber. Die
breiBigtaufsno SsrtiIorbsitsr, neIhe
bier am Streif nnren. finb beute ale
Biz ouf fiinfbunbert ipieber on bic
Nrbeit gegongen. 8ieisnigen. fpel<
den nihs geffottet tpurbe, bic Sptns
nerei su betreten finb, ipis es beiBt,
entloiTen. neil lie ipGfreub bes
Streits gum qroteft cseen bic Gss
fangenbaltuug bpa 1ttor unb @ios
bannitti onbere 5ertiIorbeiter eins
gef6idfert boben foIlen. aubeft6z
runaen tamen nitht Dor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
andJ Snlgarien.
sat Der Snrfei Ocn
aries crfldrt.
aDmis sebt sur SrOat.

Gmis, 8. Sft. Seute berbreitete
iif bier 6as @eriidt. ooB aud 9nl.
gcrien Der Siirfei oen ariee erfIdrt
hobe. gSeoer m ser tiirfiihen Bot
id1aft nod in Der billaariiheu @e-
ianotihoft mar cine 9eit6tigilng Die
Ter gtahridlt erh6ltIid).
9saris, 8. Sft. Seute ntttag
ipuroe bier geneIoet, noB oie Or.
dine Ser buIgariidlen @cianotidaft
III Qoititantinopel in Der rltliiihen
8otihaft gum gluibelpabren einge-
liefert ipor6en iino. 3ieies murne
oireft ans ser 9auptitaOt Ser Siir.
lei geiueloet. Sn ser oiesbe5iigli.
den Gepeide miro bin5ugefiigt. oaB
Die 9rieaserfldrung 8uIaariens in
aonitantinobel ieoen glueenbIif err
nartet miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13

aonItantiuopeI, 9. Oft. Gie
tiirfiIde 3eaierling iiebt oen foin-
menoeu greignilien nit ser gr0Bteu
9hlbe enteehen. 90 iaate belite ser
tiirfiIhe Mliuiiter fir glusn0rtioe
glnqelegenbeiten. sSn einer Inter.
reoiug fiigte er portIitb oann nph
folgenoes bit5u: .g9ir ieben ser
8ufunft nit feitem gertrouen ents
gegeu. Seitte m0dbte id) mr oaro,ti
hinipeilen, Dab oie &riegsertlGrunJ
Wtontenegrns 70 gon5 mo gar bon
Dem bel 8ioiIiiierten golfern Ionit
iiblidlen 8rauh obrueid)t. sic iteht
i'm Wioerfpru9 nit oen 8eittmmuns
gen Der 6aager aOnbentton. gu Der
Montenegro oIs cine Der Signotor-
nbddte gebort.
s@ritens m1r0e fem @eriud) ae.
mnht. Die Silfe elmer oritten Niad)t
in gniprlih 81 nebmen, nm einen
4ouflitt 5u bermeioen.
v3rueitenS lit In Der &rieqserfld.
rltng fein mirtIib Iti6buItiaer
GriinO fir einen 9rieg angegeben.
19rittens bat Montenearo 6ein0.
ieliafeitcn er6iInet, obne Dorber ocn
ionit iibliden aufibub beipilligt gu
baben.
s9ie tiirfiihe Gegierlmg bot fidl
entldIoiien, bon Den grie9iiden
S6iffen oieienigen gu bebaIten, mel.
DIE iib gum Sranspprt bon Srup.
pen eignen, uuo Die anoeren frei-
5neeben."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Srohen init Gtreif.
9lIs 9rsteit geaen bic g,i6Gftisnna
tsu 9iidlfuuipn. 4rbeiteru.

Salt Cafe Gitp, Utah, 9. Sfio6cr.
Sn elmer @erfammIrng bon Nnoes
ftsllten Der 5obriten nno S6me.s-
nerte in Garfield, lltob, ipuroe ge=
tern nbsnb Der gsfdluB gefoBt, siz
uen Styeit gu iniSsnieren, fans tie
.lltoh Copper gompanp" berTuhes
foIIte, lire Bereiperte in 8inqhafa,
Utah. nit Rintunionleuten su be-
treiben. Die bort ifreifsnben 8eres
leute psrlafsn be Stabt unb nie
bortiesn 9eThdfte iperben fhlieBeu
mlFen, fons Der Streit nidt in furs
ser 3eit bsigeIsgt tpsrben iolk.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
9lflnnfiiflt 9fnsiftllnnn.
@ertreler ber Meniernnnpn

- Bertreier Der Megierungea
bon Geiitidlano rno Ednemart I'm.
terhanoeIn aegentudrtig in Berlin
NIT 9ertreteru Der 3eppelin.euft.
idtff @eienidjait befreffs Grid.
tung eiHes regelrfiGBigen 2uftpoIt.
oieniteg 5Diihen ben beioen Gan.
bern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13

SOfia, @uIgarien, 8. Ottober. Sis
auBeroroentIi6e Ssilion Der Gobron=
ie 1T beute obsnb eeI6loifen por,
ben, na9oem alle HeoierunqsporIas
gen angenommen nnb cine gntipcrt
ouf bic Sbronrebe per 9(ffIamotion
autgeheiBen tpprben mar, in Der bic
glbgeorbneten iid berpfli9ten, Der
Reeierung ibre bolIe llnterftiibuna
gu tell perben 81 laHen.
rWenn Die @erteibigunq Der gBiirs
be un0 Der b69lten SntereiTen Bull
gatiens auf bsm Spiele fte6en," fact
bic antport, nfo pirb bic bulqariI6e
Jfation, - ibre 8ertreter nm BEN
Sbron sef6art, ouF bem 9lltar
bes @nterlanbes ollt erforberlfheu
Spfer brinqen." Dor benz gluseins
anoergeben faigen bic Qbqeoroneten
bic Hationolbbmne. Die 8oIfsbsrs
treter bnben ibre Didten Der 9lrmee
gum Qntouf bon sSIugSeugen iibers
tuiefen. Die Sobranie bat an bic
parlamente gu 8elgrnb, 2ftben unb
Gettnie Seleqrornme gert6tet, in be-
nsn bic 5offnun9 ousgebriidt miro,
baB Die 6riffIihen Staaten unI0ss
Ii6 bereint feien in bem aemeinfamen
3ampf ge9en bic gnorhie, bic fire
Qonoslcute In Der Siirfei unterbriids
unb bob fie eiuen Srtumpb errinqen
toerben fir Sronung @ere9tigteit
unb 5reibeii. !"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-10-13
Werb6n9ntSboRer Gprune
Snftid)iffer luallte iidD retttu, iUnroe
eber Idlmer perIei;t.

9irningbum gIo., s. Oft. @1b.
reno ser nugenbIidIid bier obpe-
baIteucn State 5air" qab Soiepb
Stepbetlion. eiu betauuter 2nitidlii.
fer. taAlih @orIielliinaen in ieinem
9iplon. @citeru iparen bicIe gu.
id1auer ouf BEN Jair @eldnoe
|periammeIt. nm Die 9eiitungen oss
tiibneu 2nftldliifers 81 irben unO
su beinun6ern. litter ibnen befan0
fih oud Die @attiu Gtcp6enIons.
9IIs oieler nit Der SluamaEhine
etiua fiin'sig SUB bod oufaeiiiegen
mar, geriet etiuns ON Dem 8Iuqop.
parot in llnoronuna. Gtepbenion
iproug Inn iid) Az reticu, berous
mo puroe 10 ihper perlctt. bob
Die 9ler8te uiflt an iein 9luffonnen
QIauben.