davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
1aortIsaana.l

tGDtIle8lH9.J
gs por an Qltras 6od5eitstl1,
en- @teHo. SGoR cor eiaigsH stunt
Zen bltien Die Aeu9srmdblteu lire
5sittttpodenrsiie aiastreten.
gtit IdGeInosn aippen, 6lsnngnoer,
ldoaer in tbgem Slide als iemals.
bate bic tinOlits 6rou ZEN lebtsn
Grub finaufsspinlt gu Gem gI5iebeg
Ihrer Sa5eHo.
2si6te Ratursn ma6t tos Slid
esier lIs ote Rct6, iagt man. Sin
DteHid Der feine 0iinihe erfiIt Te6t.
lisbt ale Anesren nit Der 2ie5e zines
%rerp05nten 8inees, bds lidelt, neil
ibm. aer Nile stIhis6i. Ql6sr nsin -.
Is 1T Oth Gin 9taHLdmmen ieIbtloieu
gedmatfes. GER Die iarss 5rau aus
lhrer Weltpetatfenbeit riitielt uno ne
spingt, oa lie ideH int 81gsu ibt, gu.
r~idsu6ddeu in cas Geitt ees 9rafen.
IA 5um sriien Mals erlreift lie cine
Ahnnne BON Gem @ertbe pes Sanoss.
bas ne f tiHeiih 3erriB. Isr title,
hleite. ernEe Damn bort Bat lie nit
aba0ttiihsr 9ie6et perpS6nt uu5 SALT
log 5em1ht, Eat lie oann init 6drte
peH Iit seItoBen. - nitmals dfer fat
Elm r:efeter 3u9 in ibm lie eridltet.
9as @aiudfeH eiues iur6tfayen No
lttessit fttses, rem ods 9esI0Ien Don
e;hoas Soien, &eirem tets nit H@
brin-sn pirc. 3Din9t lie. rcd Elm qtal
gu 5bm 5in'u sien uuh nit einerStJms
re. RE rRleift 9um erfen uno lsBtan
U}1ie an re 5ieis oer e;oeuen un0 ciz
rer tremcer 49, riiFrt. an Id5en.
g9a9 pcfL 8ru! ~ Tam Did MIDI
oer9eRer - le6' pctl uno rer1j6!"
3eies fir eineu Quan6lid snpcr
losetboe 9erFdHnnjB piro nd6ri6tir=
LID eit dn5i5e gelctnunq ie;n FIR o:e
8ergotteruna lsies 9sid6pfts. Uno.
ccf, oieIer sin7ige Qu9snblid MKT fir
rem Srafen eineu goleensn Q;4tfraEf
'uf BEN Gerth ser 3ln8en Ienihfeit.
lie an uejisn cer!aul. bdbe1,
c:ts7 cit NIT ZEN 5ei6eifen1en 8a6en
rd6 t1uie. Inn cenuch 6irlt au6
eisie siitsi.ene geIotnuug cine furtts
bare 1erdAt-ur1 pelfs Ser @raf,
ret III ia5tif in ieiren QuFiaTunlen,
1d ntft ceres6len tarn ge'en ols
tutia pR9 frt,sne rcn Inn icrtf,atz
terrce '5eltopi. rslfes sr il fiet.e,
pat e id'rer e%eiiHoi1t r. er Sat etrds
II tsr rerirren 9efen I1Fen. nag bic
gon3e 0eit ihr uift uT5tien f1nn.
uro -n 8rtt - in rer let an Stun
Re 'eilt Tf ifm rr6 elm 9uffl1dern
teIen, ras i'm latte lliidl:h MAIDEN
trrrsn prr16 CT 10 iefr 1efun,ert
sdtl Pun III es auFer fenem 9ereih.
er ifIdqt nit fet E1no qe3en bic
Slime unb prsbt cie 9ipren uuf Elm
cnNer ~ rr.@ei!
9un Fan0 STAT Ssbfor auF FER 5ros.
FEN Freiuspre rec S6lrTss unter ban.
i~tplf!sHesn, nett in RE Rcdt hirdusz
leuht'reen @'noelafsvn. uno NIT Ger
sar2en f6rmlifsn f0fli6feit res Re-
%pr0fsrtgH eires diten g'Ifef.ss per.
abitieSet etc er tie Safe. ol1tte. lez
itreictos 2eu.e aus oet 6efpelt. ces
rem 1i1'olR- sperth er urh INNER nit
lpottadem 2freifel tarirte. s[6m 3ur
SeSe: r1r W1isr ucn EeRlar. bier
.irem sldn5eno unifrrmirtea iiin1ersr
Sdmeraeeu crsD'dl eie0Gno ftGttelno.
tort eifier triaantengeifnidten Zane
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

F, Sactu G- Cje Side Ser Sinner mo
ttr agHeH sdnsm e.s!ldrt al i1gem
mpyileu9tlrcuten 6aup.e; ia parotR
i1um r1ur.n. psrH p.osBd Elm 6ejli
senidsin mn oasieI5, tyT6noe. sine
aste S0uusiJ1H tit. jAr fld@s1ionees
SRl@dtn To oje 65ss mn f.iiisrt ibm
aneddji9 M et l,.asn ShJen:
S3aaF I'll. Qitsle. Qenn mans
haii 9ut nit cen Uicniten msint,
meints Der !;s5e Sott aaa gut nit si
mem.
s. reUg Stea jn 0immSj sGaloi
ltn uerc,G slHn uagas Is 0tis AZ
Jib.
RtlgH otg 8glut fluo @tai neB
lar. mo lg ieju5m 9ra bate 6rlu
oon &cBiooeia Ole 8irhe bttyeten.
8iH8sum IN zen a..eu 9anttn ordn9
ten Die Sli4.eute Uuo oje Eieneri6uft.
9ue 0du0, uayeR 9~tilltet. ale 9ute
seoeu5t. llsy ctritu eeteteH. lie bel
ben. peltt sprt fduoeu, pdren ia Sc
ftmmi, ot 2Jlel Der 6erri6af in Die
9one 3u uebmen. Der Qlaior bat oes
8ruoers Nunih ttfilt uno ben GjeuR
qniltirt; oenn sic Gbre oes alien ga.
mems oerIan3t rjrlIih sebjtterti6. aaB
cine tfdtrdiiile 00uo Sic 2eituna osr
9u,er ibtrajmmt, nm Die 9roi Och
tcr taum fh timmerte.
Die Nelt iaat: .Raior pom 0eBlar
theIlt ods Stjdidl aler 81 lln0e nab
isnoen Il0uney rdhoem teiue Roie
cher 6dmtljt Der bohiten 0amenpeli
aut genaa l%t!oeien iir isint Qniprite
btei6t fir ihn i6lieBIin mar cls aaers
5edeJceuiie W}ausr3ljimdtn u6ril.a
Aber Die gs iaQeB. pjTen iel6T. bah
oisie @Ulidt nidt ridtil 1T. @s III
iein 1lumel berauineuDeu slides, in
ueidem ods Ueut Radr bic Stride Ger
ldBt; sorig %entitdoigi lie rei6li.5 oas
8cDupilcin, odB @ottes Selen auf To-
nen ruGi. raj tie ibren 8uuo 9eihloi
len ta9eu, um 9eneiuidm pas suite 3a
tbun, peldes in hrem 9ereih lieli.
@rdf GeBdr madte lt6 iet5tr oos
Compliment oaB er auBer Der @oop
tEcn Nlero'e itBt cine lpeft5 Tbat dui
SareileH tat E0miit Die Der 6eitdths
iiIftun9 guiidtu zen 5eioen 0eytretern
ieiHer HeueU lBflt. or umierlilt Iih
mertDiirojl Qut NIT Irdu con Rob
lppsta. uno lei osm 6otetis. Elmer
iast U: nNeben Uiclen Din0en. pelhe
i'd 81 bereueu babe iieht o5en an. oaB
ih mid Cer @rteuutniB oeri6lpB: ods
0eib 1T uHo bieibt bic 9rone Der
St0pfuua."
4m 4bsno oesiegben Gaaes iiebt er.
einiam ON 6eniter eer 9i5not9et.
tdhreRo Der Nlainr uuo ,5uliane Erou
con EoBIQpeid 8ur 8dGu leleitgu.
Gigentli4 1T CT ibria auf Der Welt
- njemdno pHroe um i'm Tih oas5trs
tyed5eu teiHeu JlubeH piirotn bic
Ulenldeu entGe1reH, Uenn CT niht
meht ipdre. Die dlte Sdnetmta6.
nil 5uridteattH FER alte. furht5ars
3urf ud6 eiuem Slid. odS bic @roe
nid}t lat ~ bd ijeht er Die @eitaIten.
ieines 9tuoets uHo SuIianens aus
Dem 9art bsylnfdttitena oieie beioeu
sirfdttrG eeraobn 8lemaen, au0 Ct
raft ito duf iHUeu entssseH 3a
geben. 70 il'
.@le 5rDbM gl6nntr fino iibtr i6r.
SsIbf Bindas g~sldtgt. ineem tie Orr
BEG fir @nnert t6dteR @6st lpis
Elm 4iuo neroe tf Iegusn maHen and
uur in bic 5ntetfen eertr. peiht mir
am ud6fen iisbsh mid 1ineiH 81
I leben spW ~ rb ~ lsi
. =
2(lera iihrt nit i6rtm punOerih6
neH Baton Elm Qe6en pis lie cd Iih
tpdnifts; esfit Elm toller Raui6 Don
Baden. SoitssB. ileineR uno ltoben
3%riumpten, pel6e ibr 10 n0tfig Iino
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Mill 9ieniden Eeiaer Qri Hno nidt
ssHaGL Gin iHtereheloies 4.ttr 81
eelsidten. sis ifneR cieaeift in i6ren
6gRaerR gsb0rt
Ilaior ron seBlar fano boa ouf
etidtei nettn Gem @5aim .Ea san
fedt msjn Sracey. 0ie airfen ni1.
~ SDuit 5erf5gen ia1eu, pas ourn
Sdbr5urosgt: 6efilno. Zen Segcls
tsFred in 8rieetns sitfn ausskRgn
muneu, it nidt "a iIper. 6lej6t er
eof am gasG 6dnsen. uRo psnn
ea &ris5s faniars itcaea i0ae Dis
5a}o i6nneu oje yciti5en 8B5pFe 5!anf
9epabt Itinl @6tr 3u bal. nib.
aaf Saiiane b~ihaaU;s ell. GaB MID
0u cifeH ia5en. Is .ielt etpls in oie
lem tiarsH, retneH 1sTtt, PAS zen
9eoanieR an eteA aEo 6eiraib Usr
6ietet.
.uno il iaae Giy. Roeri. penn
oieie alar6sit. 8sinbeit uno Bematb
Dir I'D itenti. min Esia 0aus ee
isgnet iein. SpreaeR mir nitt meter
0ayii6er."
sic tratsT in ben Sdlpn Elm. in mel
dem lie 5uliaHe oertdTsn h1ttsn.
@lsra Ha.t sic SftpsItsr SIT bereoen
sspuBi. unier ibren @brenfrduleiu al
ieir, Elm peiBes 8lsio gu tragen, nie
ole ue5ri9eu. DaB Is Don Ssioe iei,
bdIit @raf peB,dr ge5ieteyii6 gefor
oert. Ter rsite sefaIte.e Stofi. elm
lad erapirt, tleioete Die lleine 5arts
8sialt, 6o5 oas i6maie, title peiBe
GeIiGi, 10 geidni9 umgebeR non Dem
ouutsln. seiGeiteltsn 6adr. sic ilno
jeBt "a nit Der 8erSe in Der 6ano, I'M
a9ute Iadt4 81 bieten. Sn 0isiem
&uJsHblid seI0rte ibr cine fat 9or=
nebme Qumutb.
sic i6nute 81 6em M1aicr empor,
uno nit Der lie farlcterjIirenoen Sim
Der 5r6mmi9itit, Die IT'D un5etlmmert
ausipridt. ileie Te: o0dre Der Batter
bier. uno idl l6Hnte ibm dies ers66ltn!
llro ect IFS beGer, oaB er Is niht
er.ebt fat. IS lit id6u. in sinsm gu
ten GiaubeR 5l itsr6n! Sebt freilif
mag i'm Der liebe 9ott mo6l Qelebrt
ba6eu, User ieiHe psrge5liheR Dunide
81 IifelH!"
d iob Robsrt SeBtac pieoer in
ZEN ieudt ihimmernosn Ausen Die az.
liebte 4etHlihteit, uno Spie rubid audi
oteie grinnerung mar, ne bate oas
0eieH zines suten Gsiites.
lino nun fommen erei5uiBysiae5ags
fir SuljaHs.
@raf 6sBlar sat lie nit T6 aui iein
Simmer senommeu uuo llnle uuo
erHFbdft nil t6r eere0et. ST cat i6r
iogar 8erUeSe gege6en - mande an
beIliae Qrsepobubeit ioa lie fallen
lafeR ~ u5er has tit i'm Qan3en pentl
eeRn s}ulj1ns's Giufo6beit bat oen
u~RsrieBli9en East Der S~er5ensgaie
lie piu niemals mehr fem, ais lie lit.
pHD ods bleibt siRmal ole @ruHorsget
Guien 8%ene6msns. Die TlnefeH elmer
3sltoime luiro lie Hiemals Iernen, cine
ftiQe, refine GeItalt piro lie 6nra's
Qe6sa aefeH. Q6er bic filen, 1einsn
@eFalien iuo i%sltener als bic 9slt=
pdmsh.
Qesr lire 5eilette iOa uno piyo lie
dHotrn. 9raf 6dBtat 6sfisbIt ibr,
tets uHo INNER mar psiBe Rlsissr gu
traaen.
aga8 paBt fir Sit, msin aiHO.
gflutsr f sinem alien Genusr Dei5s
lider GriheinuRlen."
ltub Suliare foljt inn in oisieu
1fnJeu uis Elm &ino. Srob ibrer
81 lractsrfefietei erpetIt ie Th ais
Isrtidm uno bisgiah.
uuo ntecer empfiucst 5eBtar Sic
eIte 6reuoe am Wltnifsn fcrmen -
'd6er grie rein uHo g~sldutert itno feline
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Iasdt.sH ea sr Is fair s.ru gucsttp
tbHtl
Gitatift ayui Il p66Hno otsier
Seit mshr oon Sulians. ais SgIiane
upn ibm lsrnt.
@r rue. T1 aus an 0sr uneri1itisrs
littsii. bsR ieIsn gsyirlusn iarsy
Stele. uno enc srobe. 6sy3li1t
5gsuns tdft tnyite5i 3Dii4su Gem in
rufistu Sptiflgr an SIT, ure zen
4leniten aRo Dem M6Satu mil Be-,
4inreriesIe.
Gtt Nlai0r 1T Elm 0ldau Ger Sfat;
peHH Ct eiHsa Sutialu6 ,iaBt bat.
piro Ct iiets iufeu. ilm salo 8eg
mittlitung gu idaffen. 81 ueiB. BAR
q 9iidiih ieiH piro nit 5%a,iane, oa6
iejne Art ibI po6lthut; ago ptnu e.
zen 8reis ieintr &stanuten ~Uaercentt.
bieI5t lie oot timer oem 5ooa.e. oem
q uift untreu psrben lam, an 66n
lihfen. 81 tbut sr zines 5ades BE
otrbdnguiBoone 5raas,
llno SuIiane2 - Sic iu6eli uiht
auf i'm lle6ermaBe oes Slides. nod,
Deitt lie 3ittsmo 3urit Sic lshnt
eiuen Qulenblid zen aopi an cen BIO
ten oes 5sRitsrs. an Dem ie fte6t, uno
eeHtt Hd6 ~ ODER pielmtbr ne iithlt
bic san}e 0ihtiaieis oe6en. mas 10
iieerr0i6en0 an lie ~beraRtritt. Dtnn
in io.den Qusen5liden lam bic 6rau
nihi flar benton, uuo psil Sulidnt
ais sbtes 0ei5 iii6li. lommt es i6r
audi jeBt nod elm Dial ooppelt gum
SeuuBtiein, cab lie bic Qsa if uno
&Iera pie Ratel mar. Q6tr tie liebt
i'm ia. uno: 9ie5e BAT, rty 9ibt uuo
opfert, uHo ni6t per ioyoert ano be.
gebrt.
@r bat 10 einfah uno i6lidt gebeten.
nit einem 10 bsiligen @ynte. od
best tie ZEN Bid uRO iiebt ion 6eil6eno
an. oenu iiter Die 3u lmmenQeprebten
Qippeu rinat iin ttiu 91ort. 2lui lire
ii5er chamber gsialteieH 6duoe fallen
Elm pear 2brdRen. uno ais sr Th }u
i4r biHHejst uuo lieteoo0 Dem Nym UNI
tire SduIter idiinpte lehnt lie id, an
ieire 8tuit uno peiB, ooB tie tei i6m
fortan 3u bauie ieiu miro.
In dehit pie Elm 4ebrenloier binter
Dem Slide ber", iaate lie tinile 9a1e
ipdter gu Dlaior 6eBtar. .Qlera mar
gemeint uno i'd Sin es gtuoroen.
User it far6ts MID ni6t u dit cir
QleFi3, her in ner 2isbe uno oor cer
Gie6e lebt. Das weiB i6 - ih Nnn
tIefer uno lancer liebeu ais Q,erd. uno
I'M 1eiHetpiGeu peroe ih lerReu, audi
id0H 81 isin; Tenn Dein 9ruoer Ia9t:
Sine 6rau tam logger pas Sh6Hiein
lsruen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04


Uieotr Elm DIAL it's 6yi6inl; mas
tia uHo beimljh in Der Gnoire ihliei
ordnst 3u 5otttg 9tht. mas in ber
J}aht hes Sooes lag erltebt al freuoi
gem Qe6en. Das Slid fliegt iiber Die
@r0e INN tbeilt feline 0erfeiBuno6a
aus 5aiO iol6e, bic eridai fosroeu,
blIo tragerii6e bic T}eui6eu dber.
i0nHen nihfs tbuH, ais i6re BFli6i
uno mifsR oauH iugen; .De @ott
mil" m
5u eer Terftirds ID 6sblarsbauisn
iteat csr prieitsr am Qltar uuS iesnst
Elm Pd1r. gs lit niht 10 gldH5enD uuo
ls5ensfr6b sDie oas. fbeltes DOR unges
tdbr einem Sabre bier ftdRo, uno tiH-
seine Stimmen aus Dem 3uidaags
ireiie otr Torf6spohner fliinerN ft
~, o1B bic 9raut nitt itols aegag iei
far loren itattIjfen 6rsier. Qbsr sSus
lane Cat piTtli6 sslsrnt, ih0n iii isin.
Sin Skinner BON Slid uHo @fiuu6s
feit lislt auf osm ifmalen geT6t r.
eire uuiag6dre Site, cine frpBli6s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
NatDiel. GGc.
Ndf6rec

Spsi 6enitsy iiuo IS Gle nan trdst,
Nin is0s3 lib Dor iei5ii bsDest;
Dian gun ouvA lie uiat in oas 6auss
0od su5t man oeito mebr biRaasl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
polinororl.

ejts porp6yts oser riGndrts mid
sd bin o05 sIsi6e @sisu.
Ylib BAT gum thbueu @sttfampf ii@
Der Sportsmann duserleieH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
homoaramIn.
9omoJrd nm.
a a
E f + 4 f
+ G G.
N NJ K II r
p nv ~

lie 9u6faben in obistr 5isuy fno
cerart in lteaeu. OaB bic orej paesreatsH
ytsibsn gltihlaaiehb nit ben ienfreaten
mo unO ge0rtsr BON folgsnoer 8eosntaHg
.r9ebtn /. @eibliaer 9oruamt; ,. Rsoss
form 3. 8aubtbier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

@ ss3a5E Td in o',ir 3siians
assussissn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

6ar AuiI0juus Der Obissu &itbist ii
iolssHo,r Qyeis aasseIeBt:
Gin @oIumbia Ralsnosr.
Seio Der AnSIooiUua Ots R~rsiiss tommsa
nur iolhe Belperber, bic aae bret RStbiel
ribtis ssI6it uuo bic auiISiunssn bis gum
3. Acp. 1906. siHesiaiit 5aben, ia
betraht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
auNOiuua bee aitaIeI III 70. Al.
sala0elbIuu,.

lpeiI ie mshr Geis Sdju nebntH.
8ibtIgs 9%0iungsn erbdltsn bon; 9obH
Sanetoer. Sac. pobmanu, SEQ ErSestr,
6rau 9obR y. Sambtrs.
Zen 9rsis sT6ieIt; 9obu S6miesr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19
RAUSCHERG0TAWAY
YOUNG MAN SENT UP ON CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Much Activity shown at the Pensacola Navy YaBAa and Dimculty js Found In Securing yuHcIent Skilled
 Labor.

Pensacola Fla, May 1s.-Information reached the city this morning that Thomas Rauscher had made his escape from the State convict camps located near Ocala, Fla.
 Rauscher is from Pensacola and was sent up from here for five years for forgery and uttering forged papers, When arrested and during his confine- ment prior to his trial he made no eff fort to get out of his trouble. and when taken before the court entered a plea of guilty. As he seemed to have determined to commence the serving of his sentence as soon as possible 1t was thought that he would make no attempt to escape. but had resignedly accepted his condition. His escape. however, shows that it was only part of his plan to ailav suspicion. which he evidently succeeded in doing.
 The case of Rauscher Is an interest," ing one from the fact that he always bore good rcnutation and is of one of the best families in the city. His fall dated from the day that he opened a richly fitted up restaurant in the ten- derloin district. Tn order to obtain money with which to keep up the pace which he had started and to keen his restaurant going. it Is alleged. he forE- ed the names Of a widow to several notes as endorsee of himself. Over one thousand was thus secured. How Rauscher made his escape has not been learned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19

Missouri--Rev. R. D. Grinnan and J. N Hanna
 North Carolina-Dr. W. K. Mckay and L. B. Dougherty.
 South Carolina-J. C. Cowan and R. E. Cochrane.
 Tennessee-O. G. Jones and J. w. Bankhead
 Texas-Dr. A. c. Hopkins and T. J. Robins.
 virginia-Rev. R. L. Bell and P. A. Emanuel.
 Dr. F. M. Monroe of Milford, Tex, in- troduced Rev. Augustus Johnston and Mrs. Johnston. aged 9S and S1, respec- lively, of Dallas, Tex, to the General Assembly this morning. They are here as guests of the Dallas Presbytery at the request of the Assembly. Mir and Mrs. Johnston sang five verses. We Shall Know" without accompaniment The song brought tears to the eyes.
 MT. Johnston was ordained in this State seventy-one years ago. and Is yet preaching in Dallas, Tex. Moderator Hall lead the Assembly in beautiful prayer for this couple. The Assembly took recess at 12:3o until o'clock.
 At the afternoon session a report from the inter-church conference on marriages and divorces was discussed. The report recommended very stringent
  commended that no minister should per form marriage ceremony of divorced persons, divorced on other than Scrip tural grounds. It also requested that civil laws do not grant divorces for other than scriptural grounds. not even when persons go to other States for dovorce.
 Telegrams of greetings were sent to the General Council of the Reformed Episcopal Church, now in session in Philadelphia; to the General Confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. at Birmingham. Ala; to the Assembly of the Northern Presbyterian Church at Des Moines, Iowa, and to the Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyte- | rian Church at Decatur. Ills. Appro- priate Scriptural passages were in- cluded in each telegram. The meeting in commemoration of the ninetieth anniversary of the Amer | ican Bible Society was held tonight and | addresses were made by prominent men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19

pany have been financially fnterested: VIII continue under the management or Herbert Chase
 A steam road roller weighing ten tons has been purchased by the city council of Huntsville as the first stsp p toward general improvement or the streets Of the city. The roller cost Ss.000 s,.c will be paid for out of Sne e funds realised from the sale or xiOvvV of bonds Issued for the purpose or pro vidinR money to put the streets m first class condition.
 John N. Hampton. well known Maq- ison County planter and former prcsi. dent of the Madison County Division of the Southern Cotton Association. nas announced himself as candidate TOT the Legislature. Mir Hampton IS the third man to<announce on the dispen- sary platform. the other two canoIaates being N. M Rowe and A. D. kiroy. John H. Wallace. Jr., Is an independent candidate. The dispensary. issue vii make the race for the legislature Ine most interesting of all other contests in the August primary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19
Activity nt Navy Yard.

Much activity is now being shown at the Pensacola navy yard. especially in the repair and fitting out of ves- sells there. The big revenue cutter Fresseden iS now at the yard and will go in dock before the end of the week and will receive a general overhaulirg. The dredge boat Charleston Is expect ed here within a few weeks and will be docked and repaired. The govern ment is now experiencing considerable trouble in securing the class of hein desired In She various departments Machinists, boiler makers and mould CTS are needed. but can not be secur- ed. although the nay Is good Some months ago. when the appropriation for the maintenance of the yard was low 1t became necessary to lay off over a hundred skiAled laborers Most of these men have secured other positions and now refuse to leave them to return to the yard for fear of another suspension of work. Some were men from other cities and in such cases they return ed to their homes or went elsewhere, so that now when ample funds are available for the employment of a large force of skilled laborers, they can not be secured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19
FEDERATION PLANS
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS CON-
 SIDER CLOSER RELATIONSHIP.
Most Important Subject to Come Be- fore the General Assembly Now in Session at GreenviIle--COm-
 mfffees Named.

Greenviile, S. C., May 1s.-The most important subject to come before the Presbyterian General Assembly now in session here, the question of closer relationship between all Presbyterian and Reformed churches was touched upon today when a number of over lures were read. some recommending. others opposing the articles of agree ment adopted by the federation confer ence of Reformed and Presbyterian churches at the session In Charlotte, N. C.. last March. There were over lures from the Presbyteries of Padu- cah, Northern Alabama. Arkansas. Mobile, Eastern Alabama, Louisville. Savannah, Knoxville. Ebenezer and Upper Missouri approving the adoption of the articles of the federation con- ference of the Presbyterian and Re- formed churches in Charlotte. The following Presbyteries opposed the adoption:
 Greenbrier. Macon. Mullenburg. Ches- apeake and Winchester.
 The overture fran Charleston favor ed sending articles to the Presbyterics for consideration before being acted upon by the General Assembly. The overture from Pennsylvania favored limitation as to the plan of federation. All the overtures were referred to a special committee appointed by Moder- ator Hall
 Col T. H. Inman. a prominent Pres byterian of Atlanta, has offered $125.- 900 for ministerial relief provided the General Assembly will raise a like amount. The General Assembly has now s25,000 of the amount. At the morning session the committee ap- pointments were announced by Moder- ator Allen c. Hall Bills and Over- ture Dr. J. T. Punkett, Georgia, chair man: Judicial. Dr. J. W. Stagg. Ala bama. chairman; Foreign Correspon- dence. pr. J. W. Bachmann, Tennessee, chairman: Foreign Missions. Dr. Eu- gene Daniel, West Virginia. chairman; Home Missions, Dr. Josephus Johnson. Texas, -hairman; Publications and sunday School, Dr. Harris E. Kirk. Maryland, chairman: Ministerial Edu- cation and Relief. pr. R. H. Fleming. Virginia. chairman: Negro Evangeli- zation. pr. W. M. McPheeters. South Carolina. chairman: Theological Sem- inaries, Dr. William E. Boggs. Florida, chairman; Assembly Home and School. Dr. J H. Thornwel1. South Carolina. chairman: women's Societies. Dr. T. A. wharton. Tennessee, chairman: Sys- tematic Beneficence. c. H. Read. Tex as. chairman: Narrative on State of Religion. Dr. c. B. Stricker. Virginia. chairman; Bible Cause. pr. J. E.. Fogartie, Kentucky. chairman: Church V Rice. Georgia, chairman: Sabbath and Family Religion. Dr. E. M. Monroe. Texas. chairman; Action Committee. A. I. James, North Carolina, chairman Leave of Absence. pr. s, D. Boggs' Kentucky, chairman; Devotional Exer- cises. A. A. James. South Carolina chairman.
 Synodical Records:
 AIabama-Dr. B. E. Wallace anc George Battalora.
 ArIansas-Dr. J. G. Anderson ant w. M Morton.
 F1orida-Rev. R. D. stinson and T. J
 Georgia-Rev D. M Sweets and c. T Nell o, R. Myers. W. T. Peden.
 Mississippi-Rev. J. L. Mausee ant J. A. Jenkins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19

as successful as In years past, thanks u the efforts of the big hearted wo. men In charge
 At the meeting of the Young Ma trons' Euchre Club yesterday, the host ess. Mrs. Sam Zimmerman. won the first prize, and Mrs. Morris Meyer the second. Miss Yetta Zimmerman was the only substitute.
 The Elks gave a most enjoyable re- ception this evening at their Home. complimentary to the Travellers" who are convening in this city. Dancing was a feature of the evening and was enjoyed until the late hours.
 Miss Ella Wheeler did the honors of the Bowling Club yesterday morning and included three additional guests,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-19

Miss Clara Ross and Miss Gertrude Smith. Miss Smith won the prize' X set of Dresden silk sachets.
 The friends of Miss Martha Rich ardson Jones regret that her visit Is drawing to a close and that she will return Monday to her home in Nash vile. Last evening a number of her admirers gave a launch party in her returninR some hours later. In the party were Misses Martha Jones. Achie Jones, Lola Belle Gould. Olive Brewer, Jones Messrs Drayton White. Bion Provost. John Gray. McCauley. Bert Paxton, John Rawls. Alfred Stevenson. Charles HudRins. and MT. and Mrs. c. L. Shaver