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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08

Austrian blue cloth makes a smart
little coat in this style. The long re-
vers, which is continued quite to foot
of coat, is faced with black satin to
within half an inch of edge; 1t is also
cut out about the bust line to show
the material facing on which are sewn
three small satin-covered buttons. The
cuffs are to match. A belt of material
stitched at edge is worn at waist-line.
Hat of black beaver with quilts at
side.
Materials required for coat, "a
yards so inches wide, yard satin 20
inches wide.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Mcpherson Has Good Roads Plan.

Mcpherson, Kan.-McPherson coun-
ty will have the best roads in the
state of Kansas if the plans of the
county commissioners are successfully
carried out. The county has divided
into districts according to the commits
sioners' district, each commissioners
having direct charge of the roads In
his district and contracts are being
made by them with the farmers in
each district for the perfect working of
the roads and the dragging of them az
ter each rain so that they will be kept
in perfect condition.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Baker U. to Debate With okIahomaus.

Baldwin, Kan.-A debating challenge
has been received and accepted by
Baker university from the Methodist
university of Oklahoma az Guthrie. The
Oklahoma Methodist school was pre-
scented with a loving cup to defend
against some Methodist school outside
of the state. Because Of the lateness
in the school year Bakers team VIII
be chosen from two intercollegiate
teams already working on the question
for discussion, namely, the Central
Bank question
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Legal Tanale May Save barrow.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 4.-The
Jury bribery indictments against Clar-
ence S. barrow, former chief counsel
for the Mcnamara brothers, became SO
enmeshed in legal tangles that, accord
ing to attorneys. there is possibility
that all charges may be dismissed. The
complications arose when Attorney
Earl Rogers, representing Darrow, re-
fused to accept fragmentary notes OF
testimony as compliance with court
order.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
TEACHERS Not suffraaettes.

wichita, Kan.-Southern Kansas
teachers, in convention here, ignored
efforts of women suffragists to get a
resolution through indorsing the s1a'e
campaign for votes for women. me
resolution was presented by Mrs. w, T.
Johnston, president of the sedgwlck
county organization. The resolution
rot no further than the clerks desk
and an effort to get it to vote as
malIy failed. There were 900 teach-
ar. In the meeting, mostly women.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Farris Acquitted of Murder Charge.

Stockton, kant took the jury IN
the case of Elmer Farris, charged with
the murder of his brother John, July
20, 1910, but 20 minutes to reach a
verdict of not guilty. When he was
placed on the stand he told a straight
forward story, which the prosecution
was unable to shake on cross examin-
alton. The evidence brought out the
fact that John Farris, the murdered
youth, was seen the day before the
murder with another man.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Kansas salt Mems Victory.

Wichita, Kan.-Kansas salt dealers
won a big victory before the interstate
commerce commission by securing an
order from the commission that roads
hauling salt from Michigan to St.
Louis should adjust rates to CORE
spond with the rates from Kansas
mines. The commission further or
dered that rates between Kansas to
intermediate points should not be high
er than the rate to ST. Louis.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
KimmeI Case to Jury.

st. Louis, March THE jury in the
Kimmel insurance suit, which began
consideration of the famous identity
mystery shortly before noon. was
locked up in hotel after five o'clock
on Saturday, on orders of Federal
Judge Amidon. If a verdict is reached
it will be sealed and read in court to-
day. At the last Kimmel trial the jury
was not locked up and no verdict was
reached. The main question to decide
Is whether Kimmel was dead before
1904 when the suit was filed.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Acquitted on white Slave" charge

Pittsburg, Kan.-Frank Waggoner,
tried on a white slave charge in the
dist let court, was acquitted by the
Jury. Waggoner was charged with
having induced Goldie Jump, ID
year-old girl, to go away from Pitts
burg with him in wagon last August.
Waggoner will return to his wife in IL
linois at once.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
can, Throw Pill Samples Away.

Newton. Kan.-Not long ago seVe-
al Nawton children were made serl-
ously sick from eating sample taDlees s
~ Mills thrown around by some patent
.nodiciue firm. On this account the
s1tv commissioners have passed an or
Sinace providing a penalty OF sou TOT
-. dIstribution, free, of any samples
Of drugs, medicine. or any artlcle In
tardad for food or any sample OF mer-
chandIse capable of being eaten OF OF
s-sI,owed whereby sickness or deatn
might ensue
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Hunting Accident Fatal to Boy.

Marquette, Kan.-Henry Schwartz,
the 13-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Schwartz, of nearHerkimer, who
accidentally shot himself in the left
ankle while hunting, died from the eff
fects of his injuries. His leg was am
putated and he was brought here to
have second operation performed,
but died an hour before the physician
was to perform the operation.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Dies as Result Of Injuries.

Galena, Kan.-John Poindexter,
farmer 81 years old, living near Bax-
ter Springs, died here from injuries
received when struck by Frisco train
crossing Spring River bridge, west of
Galena. Mr.. Poindexter was deaf and
did not hear the train approaching.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Graduates to eulId pormltory.

University of Kansas.-Two hundred
graduates and friends of the uhiver-
sity, representing thirty-two counties
in the state, have pledged little over
$4,000 toward the building of dorm
itory for girls. Others from Maine to
California have sent In their contribu-
lions.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Fire DAMAGE at sylvia.

Sylvia, Kan.-The Citizens bank,
a meat market, a two-story brick
building, the telephone exchange and
the Congregational church were de-
stroyed by fire. foot of snow COW
ering the roofs of the buildings saved
the business district of the town.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
MISSING Teacher Found in Mexico.


Wichita, Kan.-Ralph Jackson. the
Sterling school teacher, VIII. disap-
peared so mysteriously from this city
on the night of october Z, 1911, has
been heard from at Tampico, Mexico.
Word of this reached Wichita from
League City, Tex, where Jackson's
parents have recently moved from
Pond Creek, Okla, letter having
been received by them. The letter
read: Dear ones at home: will soon
have enough money to meet my obll-
cations in Wichita. l am well. Write
me at Tampico" The letter was not
signed but the parents state that they
feel certain the writing is that of their
SON
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Waiter Drinks Acid. Dies.

Wichita, Kan.-Walter Finley, ~
years old, drank carbolic acid and was
found dead by his stepmother, Mrs. Ell
la Findley, who removed to Wichita
from Sterling two weeks ago. The
young man had been waiter at
cafe on North Main street, but was
discharged. His room mate, Ed Rut-
ledge, says Findley had been drinking.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
KANSAS SECRETARY OF AGRiCUL-
TuRG MAKES ADDRESS AT
KANSAS CITY.
Talks on Agricultural Resources Of
Kansas" beware of Jayhawker
Who Asks You Simple Cues
tions-LaW of Appear
ances Has Gone Glim-
mering.


the Kansas City Land Show was de-
voted to addresses by Kansans. F. ID.
Coburn, president of the state board
of agriculture, discussed the question,
Agricultural Resources OF his state
Mr.. Coburn said in part:
Beware of the Jayhawker who asks
YOU sfmple questions. In your large
egotism you may deliberately discuss
some proposition on which he is mucn
, better posted than you, since upon
the wall of many a Kansas farm house
hangs a college diploma. Also do not
talk in condescending manner OF the
"toiling masses to the man in over
alls. II might interest you to later
ascertain that he has thousand acres
of fat land and enough good hard coin
In the First National bank to buy you
and sell you and forget to tell his
wife about it. Walk softly in Kansas,
for there the law Of appearances has
gone glimmering
Kansas stands first over all as the
producer of winter wheat, and bread
and pastry made from its flours are
demanded and Toasted upon by the
epicures of two continents. Her pre-
eminence in this is so conspicuous as
to leave with the superfician an I'M
preston that wheat must be her cnlel
source of wealth, yet in the last two
decades the corn crops have out-Vai'
ued the wheat by more than $2OO,0OO,'
900, or % per cent.
In the ten years, ending with 1910,
Kansas raised more wheat, hard, sort
winter and spring, than any other
state. or an aggregate of 7oO, lo0,ooU
bushels. This far exceeded the ylelu
of he, nearest competitor and was
worth at home $554,55S,000. In the
past twelve years. as shown by the
government reports, Kansas has raised
more wheat than any other state by
100000 bushels.
In corn Kansas is Millionaire. In
the last twenty years the state mas
raised 5000, 646,205 bushels, worth on
the farms where grown over Sl'O4l'
084.9S5. Corn is our monarch cereal
Besides the foregoing, we raised in the
twenty years 1O7,OOO,O0o worth of KAT
Fir corn. a health-giying delicacy fol
man and beast, of which the FARMERS
of most other states are pitifully ignor
ant.
After all, the pleasant scene to con
template is the situation OF the future
Kansan. Born within those parallels
where Natures prodigality in gifts 9
earth and air and sky; of seedtime AM
harvest. of energizing days and repose
fnl nights has largest manifestation
in an atmosphere electric with whole
someness for physical, moral and men
tai Well-being; with parentage II
which has blended the best of the re
bust. the venturesome, the coolly mas
terful and the uplifting blood OF al
the worthier civilizations transmute
nv the alchemy of the centuries; OF
stature proven by all tests most enV
able for achievement in peace or L
war.
Beneficiary of past richer than re
70 Gar or Caesar, ana looking GU
with enlightened vision upon futur
presenting promise and possibility l
which are coined consummatlon an
elimination of all the best for Whlc
mankind has wrought since time d.
xan. this Kansan will typify the fru
ton OF the ages.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Water softener.

One of the best water-softeners for
winter use is that of mixture of al
mond meal, powdered borax, and oat-
meal. These powders should be sifted
together and then enclosed in small
muslin bags.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Fiv. Engines ropple over in Snow

Hoisnigton, Kan.-Four trainmen
were injured when five Missouri Pa
cific engines used in bucking snow
tipped over. The accident occurred II
miles west of here. The cuts were
drifted full Of snow by the recent
storm and Master Mechanic Stroeh
took six engines and a force OF men
to try and clear the tracks SO traffic
could be resumed. When the plow
was run into one snow bank five OF
the six engines were tipped over. AL
were coupled together.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-03-08
Eeru SILK Wells.

Wells Of ecru silk lace with wide
mesh are being shown in Paris ard
are more becoming than the white
ones to women with dark skin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
Nmmtnter 5.
Nie annltansiteLInna 81 Ndnrrn.

SeI6it cine 9ariier ssarp meiIs
moudlmal 9il0er 5uriid, un0 10
iDlrroe oem breioniid)eu Wealer ssSeas
8aleaniS ser &ormanO al olobIidber
Seriibultbeit geboteu. De5bnlb ae.
nonen Die Torrier eiu unagu0bnIi.
dies Sdalripiel: iiber oie 9oiGepor0s
3og, bon einem trdgen ufen @auI
longlom porludrts beluegt, Elm leih.
ter Salhpagen. aitf Dem orei rielen.
aroBe @em0l0e altfgeiteut maren.
Is iparen Die 3uriidgeipieienengiloer
oes gefrdnFteu &itnltlers, ser aif
oieie &eiie ein &olf2urteil iiber ieine
Selitnngen beroorruieu moute. Gas
leItame @eidbrt Oieie ambulonte
aunitausitelIung auf 9iGoern. blieb
Damn trobig oor oen Salon 0es Syn.
DEFENDANTS iteben uulrinai bon ei.
ner 9tenge BON 8aiieru, Die 9iIoer,
Die bon Ser Sarp aRgeblib ans
&ouugriin0en abgelebRt muroen,
BADEN in Der Sat iibermenidIihe
Dtmeniioneu, orei 9iieieniIdden; aui
Dem eiuen iiebt man in oerber 3eICh.
ming mo in 0erbcu Tarben Elm tan.
,Sen0es @inierpnar. 0uruHter pranoi
Die llnterihrift: Ser lleberfluB iii
Die Sreu0e.@ 1rmuatiidler 1T bos
yueite Bib: auf einer sSreitreppe
eilt Elm Ntonn bin unO binter linn
NIT erbobenem 9oIde sic @eItoIi
elmer rotacfleioeten ariatrniden
Dame. Sitd: .0as @eIo lit 0os
gerbrehen". Gas brittle 9lilS mar
idon I'M noriaen Sabre in garis III
ieben. Die 9emonitration oes
Wolers en0ete natiirlib nit ser sssn.
terpertiou ser 9oliSei uno geloIien
iiihrte ser 9iinitIer ieine glusiteunua
otb pors Goli5eireDier. no man ibn
ihlieBIih nod elmer @eriuaruunq in
@nooen entlieB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
IrOisiiOr Or. SGcOSOr Sdreiber
aefturbrn.

Ger Director Oes itaotiiden glu.
ieims iir biloenoe sIiinite III 9eip.
sig, tSebeimer Soirat 9rofeiior OF.
Ibeooor Sd)reiber, lit i'm gflter BON
GA Sabren an oen 6olgen einer 2an.
genenBinouitg geitouten.
Ibeo0or Sdreiber. Der 1848 AZ
Strebla bel Gieia geboren iuur6e,
itu0ierte in 2eip3ig uuter Ritidl uno
Ooerbed flaiiiit9c 86iIoioaie nno ar.
ddologie. @iit einem Stipruoium
oes 3eutitben Arhdologiid)en sSniti.
tltts uuterno9m er ieine erIte Stu.
oienrete nad Stdlien iga0 @rieden.
Iono. 1879 ha6ilitierte er iih in
2eip3ig fiir Ardaologie. ieds Sabre
ipNter uuroe er grim uuBeroroentli
dlen Rroielior eriidnnt. gr qalt ais
eipeg Der belten aeuner. 0es slIeran.
0rlntfen 5eitulierS nHo BAT tn ben
sSabren 1898 bis. 1902 Sic gIusara,
bnngeH Der grnit Siegltn @rpeoi.
ticn IN gIleranorieu gelettet. Giref.
tor oes 2eipiiger Niaieuus mar er
felt 1886; er bat Is peritauoen, oas
ieinpr Seitung aHpertraute SSnititut
inter 8iemlid idppierigen gerb1It.
nflieu ailt outer Gobe 3u erbalten.
Inter ieinen glrbeiten iin0 bernorsn.
behen: g9intife 9iIOmerfc 0er GiIa
Slt6opiii" (188o), .Gir slt6eaa gor.
t9euos bes Bhf6jas" 1888, .gSie.
Her @rauneurelieis aus Dem Balaso
@rtnaHi" un0 aiSerr. Sin umfai.
ieroes g8erf iiber Aie 9llersHSriniide
loreutif (s90. I. 18a4> iit unopaen.
oct qebIieben. Sdret6er mar orpent.
lides g2iiglieS Der a5niaIib @6ddi.
id1en @eieIlidait Ser gaifenihaften
uno 0es aaiiertid Beutiden gr41o.
Iogiidlen Saitihlts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14

mill es bel elmer blobeu @erbe1ima
beDeuOeu Ianen. oa ser SabnenaruB
lhlidt mo einiudI fein iou uno oas
9Mmeltiperfen ime rehabilitation
nttBperltanoen tuer0en folmte. Gle
Srau oes ShIadtenmuIers goiipoi
III and fiir oaS gteigen Oes Sauptes
mo beoouert MIR, ooB Sic Sranen
niht miIitGriidl griiBeu fouuen. (9lber
porlm oenn niht2) 9ie Ser5oain
bon Rohau enolith idreibt: .,0ie
,Srou ioa oie 5abue nit Gdtnna. mil
@egeilterlng. NIT Siebe qriiBen.
8os fiir@eiten oa5u erior0erlidl limo,
1T ans ben @orten Ser Sron Serso.
Gin nidt 81 eriebeu, aber ole @braie
1T biibidl un0 edit fran30iiih.
Sho0e, 0oB feine Der befraaten
Gamen ouf oeu @e0onfeu oefommeu
lit, Den sSraiien oas Sutobnebmen Al
empieblen; oas mare ooh elm Sdriti
meiter sur noIieen emancipation
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
1as aIibi Oes gIatomObilUer6redjers.

Die an @iberipriihen aa3ureibe
@Gdidte Der Barrier glutomobil.
perbreden Id)eint cine neue lleber'
raihung 81 bieten: es iiebt 10 ans,
ais OBJ Der gIibibepeis 8ien0onHes,
in oem ocr iiberfnIene staIienbote
8abp leinen 9Inareifer beitinrnt Ct.
fennen polte, gelunaen III. 3ieu'
bonnie fpiiroe NIT @abD fouirontiert.
Wan bate ale Boriidjsnabregein
setroffen, I'm etnen Srrtum uno eine
9eelnillliiung 0es 3eugen aus3u.
id)lieben. @abp bate oas Bib ieines
angebIiben gIngreiiers porber nidt
geieben. Bel Der Goniroatatiou
muBie Der gerOdhti9e 9bnulieur-
fei0ung anIegen lmo tpur0e in eiuer
gleibe nit anoeren Berionen oufge.
iteat 8roeoem bat i'm @abp ioiort
ertannt, uno i'm als ieiHen 2lngreiier
prflar.. Die.:6nnne blieb Aaa5ei, oaB
er am q. Ge5ember, Dem Gag oes
lleberiaaes, in yianeD geueien iei.
Ios Nelultat Der ltnteriudunsSfom.
mifIion, bic iofort naH gi1ncn abae.
reiit III, Itebt nod nidt feit. aber bic
5ablreihen @erihteritotter, Die lih
iOfort nod 9tnneD begeben baben,
bo6en BON beridieoenen etnipano.
freien 3euaen erfabrer, 6ab Glen.
bonnie tati1hlicb am 81. 9ejenlber
IN gsane1 aerDejen lift. Gin 6jaihpirt.
BEL benz er 8tt 5erfebreu pileqt. bot
i'm beitimnt urter f2inen gaiten qc.
iehen. anoere @qfaHHta traieH i'm
um ] llbr aui 6cr 5:raBe Ens ger.
6.eAfn FIT ii Garis nm 9 llhr NOR.
a rs periiat Uorsfg IS mar Der
1atsrn alio nnnt5alid) gemqien. iid
10 idnea mii Ser Balm nah gl1ncu
AZ begeben. Wlnn hat ard o0s gil0
Iieuooanes einiaeH Bergen, SGno.
Tern aus Der 9lua CroeHner porqg.
legt. Sic IN ibm feinea Der anareifer
erfennen pollen. gBenn 10 oas be.
itimmte 9gnanis @abns eridiittari
.uiir6e. mare bns Elm nlertiDilr6iaer
geitrng sur ebarntieriTtif Der Gin.
i6dsuna pon3eugenausilaen aller,
bfnqs baben idon Iienoonne urs
ietnp 5rou gegen oas Oramatiihg
gerbor Dor oen ltnteriudiiagsrid,ier
proteitiert. @s miro esdblf. 0nf
Gieubonne, ols or ieiue alei6uno
tpefdeln. mubfe, ben Grnnmimantel
eines G6onffeurs gum 2lR5iehen be,
fam. uno oaB in Dem augenblid. cIs
gobD eintrot, nuer gugen auF oer
9eredhsiaen asridtet lparen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
Sin hoppfltfr q,edlnnn.lI

Gas cine gein Derbronnt. oas an.
oere erfroren. 10 muroe Der 81 Sabre
oIte poIaiihe 5tredenar6eiter Zoe
g3orood oieier Gage bon Greenuih
g., noh 9lorpalf in bic gpanin. ,5rl.
iirmarp eebra6t. Ger glana bate
iih Dor einer 8edle 0es q!5ea6s anf
Dem gsege ron e5elbp na@ Grees.
MD DerIanien baftl 5aan elm 5euer
aHseiseFt uno iih. unt 0ie 1aht iibqr
narm 5u balten. 0anabea geiqet
Gann Bate Ct einea epleptild)en SIN.
iaa befomneu uno III oieiem 3uitan.
be bate er Das redlte Bein in oas
syeuer geifoben Als er mie6er 81
ii9 fam. mar ar auBsr fian0e. iid) 81
ere5en. uab 10 blieb er nui eem
Glase lieggn. BIZ er sur8 3ufaa oe.
funoen unr0e. gabrenb oieier 3eii
nar ibm 6Gs Enfe 9ein unb Ser red.
he SuB grfroreu Weioe Seine mil.
ien ib5n iest absegOnRen Der0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
aenti6er sfrnmpf IL srnmpfl

Ser oeutife 9trurnpf lit Elm
8eItarfifel. @s gibt fat fem 2anO
ber er0e, in oem man nift
ollf oeufiden @triimpfen ginge. Gas
benefit oie SanoelsitatiItif. Ienn inn
s5abr 1910 flbrte 8eutidlanO on
6aiuunuoaenen 5triimpien uno
Goden 171,608 2eftner ans, Oeren
ggert rnno 66 llfiaionen 9larf be.
trug. ssn Der 2iite Der abnebmer
iteben Die 8ereintgten Staaten Dor
amerifa o6enan: iie bnben fiir 90.
$4,000 Wtarf 5triimpfe bejoeen.
Ter 8erfaf uad amerifa eebt a6er
Itarf 5nriid; nod Dor orei ,Sa5ren
belief Iih Die ansfubr 0ort6in aui
mebr olg bas GoppeIte, auf "A MiI.
lionen gearf. gegebrt 1T oieie 6.ri.
idlg @are alid in gaaIan0. Sorthin
fin0 fir 5.651000 Ularf 5triimpic
oerfauft. unS iait 0ieIpl6e 0en9e III
ienieits 0es C3eans nah argeRtinien
aggaHgen. ebenio ltarf mar Der 2lb.
iae inn europdiiden unO oIiaiiiden
9u6Iauo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
9ie foa Die fram bic Gadne ariiEen?

Bie ioa Die 5ran Die SABINE
griiBen, gum geiipiel Die zines Dor'
iibergeben0en glegilnents2
geieelt BON Dem neuen patrioti'
idlen eifer, Der aegempdrtig gano
6ranfreld) orrhgliibt, bat Der
oGcIair~ au1 6ieie lpidtige 5rage
elmer 9oiliug 5ufiibren pollen; er
bat oesbalb inter perldieoenen Der
treterinnen eoler Meibldfeit Elm Fe.
ferenoum peranitaltet uno perofient.
libt nun Die bemerfenslpeSteiten Der
eingelaufenen 9lntiporten. ..8eulI
Sic 5ranen oas @eoiirfniS Gatca,
ole Saline 5u griiBen" ibreibt oie
garonin BON @aDe, ..fonnen iie es
nur NIT eiuem SUB tuH" Gle per-
giBt Ieioer bin5uAifiiaeu. Oh es ii9
Inn einen Sub auf Die i5abne ielbit
o0er Hur Tim ein 5ueeiporienes auB'
6diiodlen bonoeit, ooer ober Oh ben
stub Der sSabilentrdeer befomnen
ioa. Iie 8nmen Gnron unO 2ueie
,5elir.isoure iinD fir elm @infeH nit
Dem 9dibentud). Die Gf)riftiteIle'
rinnen Gjpp un6 Daniel 9eiueur iiHo
oagegeH fur bic reipeftDoae @erbeu.
aung, nur 0ob ieoe Der beioen Ia
men fih bic Sahe arl6ers oenft
..Jlab meiner @2einuup" ihreibt
@Dp. gioa cine ssrau Die 3ofhe griI.
SEN, ME tie eire 5reuiou bearaBea
milroe "a n3dre oher mobl manh'
nal Elm biBdsn s5aIjdbeit babel!
Ioniei aeiuelu lit. mie geiagt,
and FIT oie 8erbeuouna. aber oa
oiele @epeermg 5lror geiDeft, aber
nidf Sen erior0erlidengn ntbuiiosnlus
3um aits6rutf bringt, uiBte iie nod
0cH irgenoeiner beionoers ber5iidlen
geite begieitet fem, etfpa in Der Art
Der 9gueging. Die Elm Mann n1adt
uenn er beintgriiben unb Sutabneb'
meu Dem 3n @riiben6en cine beion'
0ere 6er5lihfeit iflb 5ul0iqulg er'
neiign nil. Tie ser3Iihfeiisseite
f5nnfe tn geifaastIatIhen belteben
o6er 6ie game fonnte, mdbreno iie
Fb berueist, Der Gnbne cine gluinc
idperfeH Daniel 2eiaerr iiberlegi
| Fi9 aber oanu nod Die Sa4< uni
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
Gin beltrafter antimilitarilt.

General 1icrcier Wlilon, DER fom.
manOigrgaoe General oes 15. armee-
forps in glarieiQe. beitrnite einen
CefonomiFhan0nerfer NIT IA Iagen
Itrenqen arrelts. mail er in Uniform
elmer goriteaung 0es Iogenannten
Ebeatre 5o5ial in Der Morieiller ar.
beitsb0rie beigapohni bate, no ein
antimilitariitii6es Stiid qeaeben
uur6e 2ie 9eitraiung Euuroe OanR
alien 1ruppeutgilen oes Is. sforps
6efountgegeben init oem SiHfpefie
baroui. 0aB nidt aGein ieoe ontinn.i.
tariitiihe @ropagaron itraibar lei.
Ion0ern auh Oie Teilnabme an arttis
.miliiariIii6eH geraRitaltanGea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
Aus Der
aliell 25slt.

liagcu0bnIid title CitsrnudIe- =
2'6rie aai mebrereSase ssidliohen,
GDes 9Snrtsisssdnf Oanert IN
or sSreife an. = lInabbangige ge,
trOlenmbGnSler griinOen eineHSer'
bauo. Seflmpfiug welterer
Wionop0Ibeitrebnnse Der aStanS'
ar0 Oil Company. = lluteritn'
tuns epentueller MOnOpOlplans
Der Hegiernng. SSapnn eriuirbt
in 8itterfelO ein i'm Sau besriife.
mes @arieOal.enftIdiff. Scr.
febrsIt6ruHgeR nnO ltH9lufsfGIIe
infOlge pDn idDperen StIrmen. =
Streif 5a GnOe. Srans SDieph
bri.ebt ont Der 5abrt nadD 8alIiee.
= Sur &erlobung ieiner GnfeliH
Gliiabetb 5rnnsisfa nit oem
8apernBer5Os fSran5 SOIcpb.
sIbi6laf Der GOiluu'idIeH Gbe.
mirren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-04-14
Die fraa56iiidie Sp,iicfarte Ses &c.
sirIspraiiOsnten.

@e; Dem 9t6idieoseiieu. oas @raI
3eppeIin.gl idybauien oen Wlitglic.
bern oes gotbrinaer @e3irfStages
CAB, lantete bic Speiieufolqe. Ga.
eousfa Clear turtle Salnnon
on 9ibiu grille, Sauee gearndiie,
9oumes Bariiienues sSiIe. be
goeirf Hepaiiiance - Ganar0 BoiIin,
5ala0e 9omnlne Bon0s bar.
tidants Roruup 9Iombe Gane
6landje 8alettes Dc ironaae -
s5rnits 3eiiert. - Ger Be.
5irfstag iuiOmete babel Dem id)ei.
aen0en ge3irfsprdiibenten elm altnit.
bIast. cine Die wauie Der @eihihte
OoriteGcrt6e arouetfiaur, SIC in Der
re6ten SanS s;!tg.sa QaIm3peia, in
Der 2infen eif,e Ghriitrolle nit oeu
Jgi6mnngssporteH bait: o2lu eon1te
3eppelinsg[ldbauien le couieil ge-
neral be Ia lorraine reeonnaiilaiite
Gs iit 70 idretbt bic o9i9ejn Nett.
3ta." oa;i. iiir bic fenliaeu .3n.
itdn6e inn Aeidslau0e 6msrfens.
pprt. oaij Sa 5gefieniolee 0e5 oent.
fhcu 9'eiirEsgrdii6entcH IN @feB IN
fran;6 id)e Spraa lic9 betanlt
qt6!. nu6 )ab 6er lothrin1i'te Be
3irfstaa eimm oeutis6eil Chickering's
Bertreier oegeniiber iitb cine iran.
,6l;iae e,uitriit aui einem gLHgs.
5ut0e Ieiiten taril.