davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
8ie ebigeu umfhts Fms nnn griefes %ofFtstel.
lem 4aIl1 COMMERCIAL Qetter benrbeifet.


y 9ttago.. q. Git Mgbl @iuferruel.
~ &alenis 3.39-340; SfraiQbis S.20-3.25;
ScmWgrnei5en 8oieufs. 5.sOE390; sfru:qbts.
SS0-Se0; 4aifrs. ago. 80; re. 2 &5ai.
MsIDei5ea. t4-lsc 10. 3 Commencement. ~
tse' 9lo. 2 roter 71A-72hr: 30. . Wlais.
ss4c re. 2 ee.ber. 45Ic; SO. 2 SAFER.
go. 2 ipeiBer 34-34kc: no. 8 pei.
het SlA-S4Aei %3togGeu. G1-G2c: Suitcr.
eetlle cute bic NidlBerau5leie. 46--5Ic;
&c 6id9siontea. f06A; 70. / 0~ortbmeitern.
1l3 molepi amen 4.25: WleB 3ori
5e 5o; SdmaL pro 100 Gfuub. 0.T5: s6orl
etib Sioee s50-s75: 5bort Glear sioe5.
SO g 25z. &bisieh i.29 Meefau1en. 10 90.
genie. "a Cn @et5eu 30. 2 II,
Ter l4&-75hci no. 2 barter. T0M-74lke.
9tnis ~ 30. p $50.
9ater ~ gp. Q tgsiBcr. 3A-3fi4c.
4ttnneapolts "a ut. @si5sH Gro,
Ben ap. 1 baricr. T67sc; 80. / Rorfhern.
@o . gtoytbem 7atse Welt - 5iri
Gieers 3.25--3.35. Secouh. 240-2.B so: Tirit
4i5
GuIufb. "a CH @ei5en so. I Scr.
ioerL 1856 Sc ? gegt9crH. 749sc. safer =
9I& .NoaBrn r. soc. @rtHe - 3g-4Dc.
1nnias 0tta. "a. Oft. @ti5eu - 30. .
Barter 6s-7Qt; 70. 2'rotsr. 69M-70c. Wais
go. 2 qemil hter. 40-4Ohc safer - 20. 2
beiBer 83A-33ac.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
GlilDmltee @rOORfteapFeiie
FIeifd, uno w.FIaasl.

eapsiRt. - GtfbIa3ie ie-a uaesfnbfe Iettie
a. ~ fareue 9sGre. 6-Gic.
hammer. ~ FtuIlubrS i. eawmer nit zen.
Der Fiuuo. auS6efudotc tta iGuch. IN s-fnr'
0dlbcr. r. 500 &io.. Sic: e0-7g
$50. Obs. 75-90 &iuo. 7t-Sc: 90
leiai 4-5c.
SeBen5ss @t1hatl. - cdbuer. Sennen. a.
SEC 1.te SABINE 7c. SprinGers. ie mas BET
gcabc rr Gfuuo. She; @HieH gu olc; 1url
gtes pilmpc SoTte. i2-f3c: eertHaere unt
urcsere to-tIr; iunas TurIebs. 15-t6e
Gorie. per SuUeno. fhnere NIT SeOerH. Ss.Ot
F6n0-600.
Sanben. = oebtnoe. GutauS $1,000: tote.
65-75c; iun8e 1duben. iette. Si75: MAGGIE.
TFr-sf 90
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
a1htlat Weiifnof nfrlnnnf

nn zine Iei4t peridutIihs fat9. 3eituug
sinluiabreu. glur tbatise uno 5uperld6tge
W(anner, ptlne nit Der yanobeO0llerunq
gut umeebsn tann. werotu asjubt Saldr
ooer 6onmiiton ie nah llebtreinfommen.
3ansruoe 5telgnBeH iar bic ri6tiaen
selte. AnmeouHgeu neblt angabe BON
Aslsrsu,eu, ri4te man an: r.. g. 300,
OH Die Columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Butter, Gier unb Safe.
wilnauf,e g2orf,.

SHiier. - glRfnbr 26.224. giarft fsia. 49,
hyeomerU. extra, 26c; Gtr1iS. 23-24c: seeoa0s
4-22ci &cHobdieb. 2i-2f3c; Guirh. fnncu.
2ict Riue5, 1910; 3aciug, te-fGie; Gredfe
6-Tr.
Sale. guiabr Is.42i Qfunb. Mlarfi lsbs
bait @meEica1 sun 6reuul. Et3Ec; Rrtd. 9
-2he; eimburger, G-9c; G6Uei8er. Ala.
Erii4a 2O-2Ac; EeconhS. 14-f8c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Special 0~(njei0em.
RriDpe ,i p~erfaufen.

Cine luRhoon gsalbeiide Qgejnabts.
trippt aus ypapier made, mit i9ouem
ant eslnrpdno gemaIien 0|iuiersruuo, uao
Iabltsiden uaturBeiyeueu 6i8aren. allies
ooultanoig, IT bldg 3u B~ertaufeu. 4boto.
grapbis Itsgt IN Oer Office Der Columbia"
auf. Dlan ipre6e Dor ooet aoreiiire: Gols
umbta Ofics, Jto. So Dlaioa str. Ulils
mauteg, lBtS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
s s5Ss;;seq. az sgss 90 !,

1lrrFTN 40. zsrt SUM, O--u.
iO-i5c. ~
esa.Iie.snousn. = sisr s~epaefeue. 2utsuo
R0-2bc.
eaadi. - Sler aespuffeuer nsuer s-fo,
5aiat. - @ldiierialat. bier qefuadfener. hrr
EueeHo eiftoel. taHco, eroBer. 25-s0c; 80. q
Spis0siH. siefae seIbs. sade. 1 suf5d,
@eisralle. - Suteno gnHotI. bterae. s-fOc
Gahtuairn. - Sier eetDGafeHe. Der 9urbel.
1880.
0ariolciu. IT. Weue, rete. per eufbeI. In
B5-40r.
Wintef. S6-40c.
ehhlaTtglieln, l. girqiuia. st.75-20o, Ger.
teh5. s.. O0-325 ner FaH.
Somaten- ejeiiec ner Rufbel. e5-75e.
Ittfs Nabtu. - pier aesoqene. per alffbel
B5-40e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

GbteaaD. "a. Eft Butter - Grsomeries.
19-25kc. EGjrb. 1SM-22c.
Seie ~ 2Iiie5, j3-13Mc: TmiR5. 12Is-
iSc. YoNnG auleltca5. 1S-l3hc; 9imbur9er,
Sc; &yid. 5-f3c.
Gier. - iDk-2fhc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Narm az perfnnfen.

80 NdSr 5arm mi GgbduliaietsH. l
8lod bon Der StyaBenbaJn. ungtia5y 4
WleiIn pen Oer StaOt8reH5s 1T uHieT H1s
Hebmbareu 9eoiugunaen 5u Degtauisu.
Dian aDrenite. " s. Columbia CWice
SO DldioH 81 WlDnutet, isis. 40
asgsVEvngvvvWavsz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
slrbstier Uerlauat.

SIN Seminar gu q. 5rancis, gis.
piro Elm Ulaau ootr cine 5rau Usrlauat
nm lei9ie oausaybeit 80 utrri6teu. Dian
psnos ii4 an 8teo. Y. Bei3ong.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
WCcbenrundstbau.


Die Dur6 ben 2lustrlu oes
Sfdbdm.siscretdrs S61p IND bee
@saeralanDaties WOoop aus lem 81
5irsi, 5epiH5ten 2%isR0erungen iino Jet
5eiluHt gemaht BORDER.
Ule0er 8oti6aiter in RuBl1no,
un0 Straus. Ulitgiieo oes 6115sr
SaieosJerifts, trsttn an Sttle PEI
ausidejctH0sn Wtriiter.
prdFceut Rooiebe.t blt ourh
bic i6!then proclamation ZEN %. 10.
oem6er ais 8antia9uu9sta8 6eitImmt.
2m s. 0ooem6er pir0 Yrdi.
RooieOeIt ieius 5oar nah banana an
treteu.
6er5ert g. Squirss Don Rem
0ort it gum dmeritanii6en @sian0ter
in 4andm1 auserie6en. an Stels oon
Is. Ulagoon.
Der 0obltampi 1T isBt i'm 6eiten
9an8e uno cine Bartei Iuht Der an
oeren am 3eule 81 flldeH.
8eiouoers beiB gebt Is in glelp
bsr, in BEN &dmpie 5Ud6en 6e5rt
uno 6ugbes I'm oos 8ou0erneursamt
Siadtsiecretdr Root nil cine
aus Sa6oeritdnoigen 5eitebsnos Som
million mad Gsutit.anb ihiden I'm
30aira9e 81 ituoirsn uno Boz
ihldge 3ur Ee9eiung oer 8oltrsiti5
leiteH nit Deutidlano gu MAIDEN.
Die nit un%srmeBliten Wj.tsln
riidiftsios operirenoe STANDARD Oil
So. lit enolih einmd,. unO 8pdJ in
ais geieBIos ge5ranOmarlt p0g-
ben.
Sine ,Jurn Bat rem 5ruit ihuIs
b%tfunoen. our6 geri6p0ruR9 sur
S6doigun9 dRoerer Gei6dfte cine lie.
5ertretuuJ oes 8aIentine'ihen 4ntis
ruitgeiebea 6t3an5eu gu BADEN.
- Die Qmipdlte oss fruits itelteu
lber iofort eineu Qtntrd1 duf eiueR
aeueh proceB uno bic leBts SritaH8
rpiro oermutblih crit ods 8uuossobers
5i,oer.
Sine @eiHporensnbauf i'm RtG
Porter 8un6esgeridt ipraa bic u. D..
S|entralb19n bn0 ibr3H 6rahtdqentsn
Der @eudbrunQ u~nQeieblinen Ra6dtta
an ben 3udsrtruit i6uloi9.
5bre Strdisn purOen irsse
iammt auf $4,000 IeIt9eisbt.
Ter ebemaligs 8unoesiendtor
Burton pom 8anias bat Die i6m regen
: trummer 3rdnsdctjonen" uufQe.
5rummte 6monaj,i9e !oaftItraie on8e.
treten.
Sin ii6erous 6titi8er tropiitcr
0rcdn Dat luT Gubu. in Wetm0ien
uno an 8Ioriea's &iiie lepiit6et UNI
iih eas gauge ot,antiite @tItdce bin
aui eritredt.
Der @siommtoerfuf an Wens
ittHle5en 0urd oen Dream miro auf
an9e9e5en, Der mltSrieQs
SAaoen auf oiele Wilioren.
- 0DomjHg. Goloraoo, ZEN Weri-
CO, utdb IND Jle5rasta Durocn uon
5eitilen S6ueeitiirmen beim5eIudtt, bic
8roBe 8trtebrsItoduusen una i8ueren
5ldi6aoen i'm 8efolle ba5en.
Bel BEN Rdumuu1sar6eiten in
san 6ranCsico purosn 3 Wdnrcr una
ter einitiir]enoen Wausrn erihldQen
uno orej du0ere perleBt.
81 9acsodIe, @lIa.. muroe pieoer
iarbi5er 5raueuihdnoer oelnnh.
morbet.
9ei eiuem 8oit5lus5rano in 9ir
min9bdm, 4,l, fanoen 10 8eriouen
ben 6IdmmeHtoo. uibreuo oiele anoere
8erleBun5sn oapoHtyu5eu.
ueber pier grte sci Gienfuelos.
1T psseu GrfTluturle7 am
@slbeu 6ieber Quarantine asyadna
poroen.
Quf Gu5a 9iarts uoh immer
uRo bic Gr RebeQen iteineu uah e.
nespsss 8enei5t. ii8 Ju5is 81 ger5a.
ten.
guf oem @la3ftlarssa.,ee in
5oypntp, Ont, rit1ste eir Ftasg e,nsr
Stloen Dou 100000 an.
pie Auftdneiia,r in San n,
NDo sur N|cpeAsluu1 utesgy
seitla9eu pc,sta.
Der Hlti1u53a NnrtreE os- VA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
narm an rcrinltlhen.

@is 5aH / U(ir3 1907 cine BET beitbe
Itelhn 5lymeu in fuoliaen Gsc5nftH.
40 CUTE al9e. @psutseI Dlroe i'd aud
siusH guteu 6armsr mis- . ooer 3 G0bneu
auf sigeHe Jiebuaus aHnslsH. Ulan aos
r~slire: y. .. Uioort. eats Wsutua, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

8it itor feit idaserer Set 6%efarnt
piro Ssrg-a.auguolt MloooD NIT c;m
i. S1ng1y aug isinem 4mts ife.ota
ruo inn Shab1mt6iecretdr S53p am
.ommege.H A Wdr3 fo,g,n. Sur Be.
'tB0U9 a.aier 9acan3en Tino ie.5srcs
.~,1uoaaHstG officeG 5staUnt 3emSt.
rarosn. ,ln i. 5druar riyo 6eEr
&@ca.e1g.s Itbt 6!o.teR ecgetil. ais
Jt,h'ol-s css 6eyya Nlaoea Gsaeral
1noa.t esr,tu. Seer 43stcaf. ote
iecret6I Uiro ,gu &c
1eg oc ctisnietystGy5 Is2,rs men.
ar oa Steqt Miro 81 Cstsy
@aa ga.s.jto oe5 F@synsgsr.sa
rs I'M 0oa5 uuo G.lmats
ctr 5icJsj trsea. 6egs
s.egs utro an 4 yl3c oSr
~2tsr rsrru S8ap ucegal1W.t.
ma En- St,.ls ciso 1'sr 01o
isBissr 81 ser n
ars, Gsrey1 2 mel
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Stance.

Qtauos msTben pom ur sstauH mn psrs
touit. WeportTtn uno @tlmmen pou Bluuos
meme 9pee1dlltai. SefteunHleH ubte man
an @tllam Ooeubtett, so SO Snoge
W2llipantee, Gelepbon 8elt 3G7.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

TOs non ben Osutjtsa 'at9olti6tu linz
ltltuBun8ssu 5nn6ljHaS 8ereiutt bon
@lseonltn crganuirte lttS Arbeii5nabs
%petlungS. uno 9uiormation3 : 9ureau bts
tHoet pt iebtiu no. 220 Aiseenim Str.
ID. 9t0hlinlel Secrdar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
grobnftlpHsmarFts

SobucH. = S1.45-1.50 Der Burbel fir ans
a,pue.is. tunoiortcrie 9atie5; m~ii,eimdbiae
b.. 81 so-i 30: aeHcbie G~usecUdbl.e. $3.50
t25. agwutulide $I.00-ffb: Gina. pct fOg
giaao. St.50-455. yleo Etonep. 80. $3.50
Az.
9~i,ueuwads. ~ Rah GuufifGt. Rilns. % -
S1s. suuleI. 25-27c per RfuHo biz SO zoe.
&unwei5tnmebi - GuHoert Gfguo- s250 -
GrbicH. r. g0roliae feline faoitfte 800
10z. crhuc. 05-Q7c. Seio. 81 00-t.oB: wg.
rgvfltS ~St1t-t20: SPLIT. per SOB pou cfg
Effgo SO 50-875.
oaats. n erreS. sc. 1 tFtu1meb. IsH-ts;c.
go . 90. IAN -i2tc; 80. ! atlue trtmuco
Gil lille, Rp. Q %. tO-f0!c. aalba
tc1e 81. . bette t5M-i5Ac &c. .. fs& =
1sAt; Qelta 25-30c per 1iaaA az db2s,
esn-sms3cv6btes EimoibO. St4.O0&i458
aIfs Huo lcrrtles. 301-i05o: eus.
rfs a~u5atu8bIes uri1ro Ur1flS uus Sope
SfN rn-f30Q: So. 4 Sti50-12CG. 10. .
Sl G0-l2 60: sttscoriiu 8rnlrir Sa00-q.51
as1ttu S6t0- gao.
eegieu.- Qsp 0er'er. psr afuHo 21-24s
e5ria. ~ Eeaer. RoBsa oasaepabtsr ti
'rs IN l.Gfus seutoasB rex Rfrro rci.
f.- t5-iec. Sumter t3-ilc, ausacla1eRsr
G-a.
Esgtaru. cpr6cgi Rfuno ON asl5sn
11-2 %. Qefthd. 50 aa-e =.
=birituS. CHatut CUT esr p15s eos
81 81 sie Sanors Fh feriiae EeH5Gcrs @ars
elrao @'e2sa Fet g'Hss y, ZEN ss
Egisgu - St00-4b9
C.fe Sic: "a. . sac.
%pas = urognaf5sae arebe. su 2s-25c
- @iuf 2G-27c: IetGte. ffine. 81 90
g3c: ftmcte. i0-2o-.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Farm IA p~erfanfen.

80 Gder 5arm, poDon sttDl 30 Gder
setldrt liHo. Jeft it ltDr Ieibt BR udrtH.
JtOb 3 4dG griner 8uid, 1T umlidnoss
balbsr ga ~uertaufeu. Dian aoreftre: Garl
eonis Soebm, GolbB, gDi5. (I5)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

sta Sc-ie. U2n Gtl 9cyt
rs Se'Gno,e- 1y N18cTl
ccyoeu. un Sic &1ccas
ue.5t eurh Blister U3a
5rs1 .ts G|oupCyctats Cca
Gl-5l 5.rstt @escuriatr uutos.
1al.c-5 lr aS,aur,ia iyjllsr Gc
'1gs... t- Der. St-lten In Guca.
mass o-er sci ser &c.m3 a,tr
VI sC arcssis5t cg.a is,rsr E;-
-t.1ea * SIP 9rtyie1rug3 e..
ro'g.e als tut1HifGes St5.fs 81
o@esslr,sTs G5te.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
WeIO all uerlelhem

81 ben u%isoritgiteu Sjuieu III belisbtaen
Gtirag,n. AbsabIuugeu pcceu anarnom,
MEN. RENE unu0t9iac NeJoseruue.
S. v. ( C. \. GOttSchaIk,
1873 @ranO abs., @ilmauirs. isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
@ime biuint Nnttnne

Skinner 6ottlIe. init Cement 9lod
6unoameut, leni,r, Strusg, Bl5. gtcl
aH8elirtbn uno m BBtem Sultauoe. "a
Not Rrels $500. 9tonluugen $500
SGar, Heit mouatlth ltogo6ilide STE
p. uno 6aolsg q J}dhWirageu BET u.
9tnlleu @ebf. 2l3-2T ~48caurisr SIR.
! 9lo6 noroltb pon @rsu9 &o..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
ID dnngihe u. sDelbIi0s aiaenten
Qcludtt.

Seir iupen iahjgs osuti6t IulboliIhs
AaeRten ~ leott Guldait Der 9er. StAutsn.
Aegsn nobcrr Austuutt lbrtibs man an
Sto. Gaus, q State It. Jism Yogb, q. o..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
aaffrs . mnrfi.
Rem Poet 30. 7 rio. Sc.
TmalBberiat.

sEi TtpaTtsrtfHi faF auslpdriias Wenfei bgs
Griien 4afioidl SAM. no eos CHipaHersEn
nebtH RahielasHe dnaTiatr'e %-rpapteri
tauit. rem beFfnuit;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Warktbert1tE
@etreiOs mo MebL



&u5sa lamue nareR ba5er. absr aia.
lal9b 1856 4.at 9l3c &rqbeH BET
~ elts AHiu5r itefig. umidp-1o. 2 Norlb,
s.r5 gc 30 2 barieE 8lHies - Ca
glais. legaiue moren feiaer. 1sssns5es
20 D4at Ao.c &rpbeH bl $ 9qrs AH3
2.ges hmiaee-Ap. SIS Gar5 45tc;gD,
YeFhs. Sci o 6ns s.nusr artiq. I'm.
1Aeat9-l Gar 55c. &rira 50. 3 II
gas 2 % o5scs 1 DC. $50. i %. Bic. 4 DO.
90 atfG % sec. %. $50 1 30.
~ eaJ 49, 4 ee. ASS %. ass
4lt $50 ! %. 43tc. 1 30. 43c. ] %. 42c,
AoN9sH- gei 6 Cars eluiubr felt uuidgs
c. @aFs cos. / o. csc: 10. 81
aai'G; gel IS Cars auia5r bsbsr. I'm.
iase ~ , 4gBer-5 Gar5 $50. I 30. SIZE f;
az @etQsl sar &c 2 oo 3lsc. 90.
8lsbI. - 5iiaai.1 ' Szs 10 al eaF Slte
Sarisr s-ommerpe.8su gaieHis .-..4.o5-4.sg
-..~, Sslstofldel siraisbt5-.. 99-4ie
SFgqfl Siraigbt5. N SddeH ......3.35-5A5
Nirh kleors. Ia SdGen ......gfo-s20
G.- @seuts. " So1en ..."-+.-24Q-G5l
gstshes Sorten, IN Sd6eu ........230-2A0
PoioeTmSbt' ~ sog-5t y
mess1GIst ~ 9Alstn ---..".----34u-3b5
a3g W. @qGe1 .,-...--.ZsO-320
elele 10 Sdfen
Sianears tlnca m.e6inas ......Is o.
49, gseeNAss ..."........- -2o.75-
Etnfotbh a,ne7E
Ffor5sfer-s1 dlV-s.o
otllAtH ..-,~---..@.. 1.13-
&tpDlHeien. r. Stetia. WebsBarf al 1855:
2aiagEt Brtrla Duupihmai5 SEQ: ES.as
tgn ii8-12He: Sduliern. @sEe: gt!trs
tlfde. HA-sMc.
3te S9iuBpfdie Der RroseHmarfis IN nHi.
metIee lfr hnbniuperHne 0Gren fHb nte folat:
20 N%oribsru. 7S--79c. 90. . Rprf5ern. 7B
-fl.c; re. 9 Sprinq. 55-7sc. Sf1rbore.
Detle, 6t-5bG VIC. / Roegeu. 64s-e53c.
se 3 Wlais. l5-45ic. Sian6ar0sSafT ST.
Ste pbiaeu umfhbe fms naA qrisFss aryf,tsg
Ian NnIlh mnn.rrrra.f 49,. s. -L.9.t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Wtr1HIt.

Saa aR0ea, - ejsgs ueHs sas suf5sl q
25-S0C
srsHt. solaaS. psr ZeHHe. $4,000;
e 1uScso sspig f5-g5c.
Wtinc NAbeH, r. Sea 3uibel. 25-S1c.
Stfmshioat- - S3tiGcr. Si-0o-125; utlHG
o. Atiel &c Eoc.
stseff- ciesgsr Fr GuPcuo. 10 - zCt.
rttSt@t7c iafieH 43-5Jc. 8ittein. Eetre fla
NugisH. NtCffe. pCE EutcuS. s0-5er.
Eat. oifr acuHticucr. Der &luoel s-f5r.
ehntDtsu. - NtuiGt cer GgEeHa. 25-Soc.
eGaflunt 1896. iietHt 25c.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.
President Roosevelt 10 Displaying IN
Active Interest.

Oyster Bay, July 20.-President
Roosevelt has invited Speaker Cannon.
Chairman Sherman of the Republican
Congressional campaign committee.
Secretary Loudenslager and Treasurer
Mckinley of that committee, to lunch
con on Monday. It Is understood that
the Congressional situation will be pre-
scented in such form that the weak plac-
es may be ready ascertained: that the
list Of available speakers will be gone
over; that the argument to be made
will be discussed and that the informa-
ton to be embodied in the campaign
text book will be thoroughly gone over.
The speeches made during the last ses-
sion Of Congress will be canvassed with
view to selecting for general distff-
button those which are most adapted
for campaign purposes.
The President Is taking keen Inter-
est in the Congressional campaign ana
the conference planned for Monday I'M
mediately precedes the active opera
tions OF the campaign committee. The
headquarters Of the committee are to
be established in New York City and 1t
is expected that Chairman Sherman
will be a frequent visitor to Sycamore
Hill during the progress Of the cam
paign. The literary bureau will e. )
tablished i'm Washington whence tt
speeches and other printed matter
to be distributed. The speaking pI
gram will be arranged I'm New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
AIVth Wins The Continental
at Rockingham Park.
Three Races Won In Straight
Heats at Island Park.
Jockey Mahsr Wins Eclipse Stakes In
England, Riding lIangihby.

Salem N. H., July 2o-Alyth IN a driv-
at Rockingham park today. beating out
Stray by half length.
Jockey Mcintyre was thrown into the
fence by Mss Morgan falling in the back
stretch during the final race. The jock
ey's collar bone was fractured. Huddy
bumped into the former and also fell a
few yards further along, but little Gar
ner escaped unframed.
There were no entries today for the
sixth race The present meeting closes to-
morrow with seven races on the card.
The summary:
First race-F'ive and one-half furlongs,
2-year-olds, selling: Salvisa. "a Cradlock).
won: Rockingham. 10l tMcIntyre). sec
Ond: Supburst. 80 tChandler). third time,
los. IIumming Bee and Scotia Belle also
Second race-One mile handicap. os-
trich. 1L6 tMCIntyre). won: Kun,sllaw. 81
Ohander). second: Yazd. Ill (Crimninsl
third. Time. 40.
handicap. valued at $lHU. 2-ycar-olds:
Alvth. Ill Daly). won Stray, 40 Grim
mins), second; Hiram, 81 Garner. third
Time. 11412. Cave Adsum ana Sheridan
also ran.
Fourth race-One mile. selling: Brat.
sc CarrolD. wo,: Court Martial, 81
chandler. second; Massada, 1O7 tClarkJ,
third. Time. lao As. Frank Green and
DraGe Kid also ran.
Firth race-Six furlongs. Selling: Mes
cal S. (Shcridano. won: Ducnna. 80
CradIoclo. third. Time. LIS. Huddy and
Miss Morgan also ran. both fell.
There were no entries for the sixth
race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
Notes Of the Game.

Augusta fans will take their hats
of to Henderson hereafter.
It's q great infield that Augusta has
now. And the outfield is all right. too.
The greatest game Of the season.
Those who staid away missed some
thing.
II we are to have more games like
that the management ought to put up
the price.
Light has something of an advantage
in fielding high bounds as was shown
once in yesterdays game.
waterville has a good team. They
are the greatest takers in the 1eagIe.
At least they appear SO in the games
here.
Cote played great all-round game.
His steal home was the best ever seen
here. even II he was called out by the
umpire.
A number Of Augustus hits were Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
DOING GOOD WORK.
New Hampshire MiIitiamen Distingui
Themselves at Target Practie

Manchester, N. H.. July 20.-The
Hampshire National Guard rifleme
camp at the new rifle range at Ma
besic. have devoted today to prao
at the 800 and 100O-yard ranges. an
skirmish practice. The men shove
far beyond the most sanguine ex.
tons of their officers, and role
several brilliant scores.
The days work will be brought
close with rapidfire practice. Ben
cial results are anticipated from
encampment. which is the first one
held by the New Hampshire milit J
Gen. Jason II. TolIes. brigade comma
der; Adjutant General August d. A 4
ling and Col. William Sullivan Of t. |
1st Regiment have been among tl'
chief military officers in attendance.
The practice range work is i'm charg
of Major Arthur F. Cummings o
Nashua, brigade inspector Of rifle prac
tice. assisted by Captain w. D. Davi!
of this city. inspector of rifle practice
for the 1st Regiment and Capt. Rober
S. Foss of Laconia. inspector Of riff
practice of the I'd Regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
TWICE BROKEN.
The Bishop and Harry L. Do Good
Work at Binghamton.

Rngha mton. n. ". July 2o.-In the two
heats of the unfinished third race in this
city today the tracks record which was
lowered to M yesterday. was twice
broken. the first heat being taken by The
bishop in 2.I0H.. and the second by Harry
L.. tic favoritc. in 2loh. Rain prevented
completion of this race The summary
2.15 pace. purse 800 Conroy took the
second. third and fourth heats and race
John Hall. second. won the first heat.
Little Miss was third. Dinner Bell.
fourth. Time. 2.15A. ? 13h. 2l.A. 2.15R.
Annie r.. Lone Sis. George c., Easton
and Baby AIlerton also started.
90 trot. purse sioo-Jim Bayard took
the second third and fifth heats and
race. Charles German was second. Lo-
Gust Lad. the favorite. third. and Marie
Stanford fourth. Silver Spray. after win
ninth the first heat. was dstanced in the
fifth. The time. was 2201a 2.1Sl4. 2.l9k.
2o?2, o124 Other starters were Crescent
Lass. Petronal and Georgia ii.
Free-for-all pace. purse *N0-OnIy two
heats paced. The Bishop won first heat,
Harry l.. won the second. The other
starters were Outcome. third in BOTH
heats. and Riley r., fourth in both. Time
2.lOA, 210H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
MlD-SUMME BOUT
To Be Held at Athletic Club Rooms
Friday Evening, July q.

The first mid summer bout at the
Augusta Social and Athletic Associa-
ton club rooms will be given next
Friday evening. July q. Young Da'is
of Brunswick will meet Kid McDonaio
of Chelsea in the feature event. 1ouhs
DalIs is well-known having appeared
here several times and has large
number of followers. He is certainly
a conner and reports from him are that
he is in first-class condition and box
ing fast.
Kid Mcdonald is promising young
boxer of Chelsea. He has bested many
of the best boys in his class ana comes
well recommended for fast work They
will box II rounds at 100 pounds
There will be some of the fastest
prelims ever seen in Augusta. to be
announced later.
The association hopes to sec all their
old patrons on that date. Should TINS
card meet with favor there Will be
several more good ones In the near
future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
Lynn Drops a Game But
Still Holds the Lead.
Lawrence Trims Her Two to One
Worcester 9; HaverhiII /.
Manchester Is; Lowell 6 =. New
Bedford 3; Fail River |.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE,
.AWRENCE.

\
In one of TIL most intensely Interesting
games seen on the local grounds this sea
son. and in which both teams played ex-
cellcnt ball as whole. Lawrence de
feated Lynn to ]. 1t was n hard fought
contest. Lawrence tieing in the third and
scoring the winning run in the sixth.
Lawrence 80 ] X-21-.'
Lynn ..........1 0 0 0 0 q O-1-S1
Batteries Whiting and Cote: Vail. Ia
belle and Madden. Time. 10. Umpire.
o Brien.
AT FALL. RIVER.
Poor fielding behind Gilroy in the first
inning gave New Bedford enough runs
to- win the game from Fall River. Elliott
was effective with men on bases. Bril-
liant caches were made by Austin AMI
Kehoe.
New Bedford q 0 o o 90 o-3-91
Fall River % l o o O-l-I-3
Battcries-Elliott and Braun; Gilray
AT MANCHESTER.
In a wretchcd exhibition Manchester
defeated Lowell IL to E. Murphy gave
seven bases on balls in two innings and
VS. r. lieved by Cobb. LowelIs runs
v,-rc re Sits.
Manchester - l l x-l6-1-3
Low IL ..-.....0 o | 3 6-1:s-I
Bate r;es-Cross and AtZ; Cobb. Murphy
and Sullivan. Time. 1.35 Umpire. STAFF
ford.
AT WORCESTER.
Worcester won an easy victory by the
sc,.r' Of 2 to ] over Haverhill.
Wore, ster 80 o ) x-9-4-O
Haverhill ....0 O 0 0 IL rs
Battcres-Bushey and Gorton; Mozart
I'm and DJggan. Time. IN. Umpire.
O Reilly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
WON IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Ell MiIagro, Jack Wilkes and Italia
Win at Island Park.

four races at Island park today we're won
2.l2 trot purse s5Oo-El Milargo wor in
straight heats. Time. e.12A, 2.12N, 21ila.
Robert A., second: Morn. third. Grace
A. and Alberta also started, the latter
distanced i'll third heat
80 pacing. purse slOOO-Who knows
wen tho last three of four heats. Time.
21ti: 213H. 2153i, 2.17%. Frank Rain,
second. won first heat. Orchid, third
Johnny Smoker, George Campbell Brown
and Walter C. also started.
2.l7 trotting. purse s5C0-Won in straight
2.aOE Composer, second: Welchman,
third. Gracino also started.
219 pacing. purse SJO0-Italia won in
straight heats Time. 2.Hha. 215. 2.16A.
Billy Seals, second; Hidalgo, third. Win