davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

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6@Iur
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Ahteno gnnoei idnch. Grarcr. Soc; 30. 2,
az %; 1optldlat pter acluaGieHcr. ba3 2ueo.
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sen'iSsbo9atH. 8ietae iaucs. tn i.Rn.
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ftn1e .io-ihg, bic59t eer Vuibcl 10c ST 90.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

RS 8istoufiH Stat0er6auoes. oas
lebttr Sorutag in Blpmout9
fattfln0. mar reht 8ablrsih otjHtt
uHo mlhie eer 9ar1erihGft Na gen..
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7su 500 Sidiipitltr aHDsIeno, ler1oe
10 bi.l ais bsim QltionaicoH3IeB in
Buffalo.
IN Marinette6 Dat bic .6ome
8rotectir 2salus" 5dritie asth1n.
bic Iurhfitruua pes Sonrta3sit.lB
@sitBes ourh Die Staotbe60roan 81
er3p.r1en.
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Gin 6u6rmaun cer @um3 8raueIa.
to6t,it o%eyHHeljdt.
Qettr qdHlenfelo, elmer btr an
ltie6erftsn 8urlr ron 3 btrel g.
1T In litter son IS Sa6ytn an eiuem
Gt3trs.oen gsitor&n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
Aus OrbkuTb.

Woltenbru artias RegsnaiHe
6a6sn bier am 1onnerstag .. 81. usz
ttrif pemmungeg in 8saeraeihoTen
mo aaf Ten SirabeH 0srurIaht.
8. 8. 80. 8eder. Elm rs Sa6rs
alter taGuHier 8iir9tr 0isier 5taot,
no er ieit 35 Sarsn ais geifails-
mann t5atie mar, 5esiH9 Ssfbhmor0
6urh Grl6ieBeH. 4lan glau6i, Ddb
fHdHcieas 8eriuie ion 81 cer mIslis
5sH 2bdt OeranaBten.
Der 8ampf 5piihen Ger Wins
nd5d3o Traction 50. unD oer GaIierH
Uisconin 8g. &c 2ia6t 50. I'm oas
BeJsrtdt i6er bic neue RainnraBsn-
bride 1T iebt in bag greisle=
ri&t in grorU Gounib Dsr
lelt Dorcen uno piro Dd5ri6einlih
nidt DOT December 3ur Gntiheioung
tommen.
d. g. 8rsi5mann uno @eorae
&lmpe, bic eirss nerbreherif6en IN
ariffs cuf @oloie Smith in Reenaa
5ti4uIoiJt finc. uurosn na6 sinem
Ger50r i'm 6ieii1en @eri6t inter So.
900 8irgiddit bsm griminalgsri6t
u5erspjsisu.
- 8ei 9lad 0olf in Der Rd6e BON
bier uuros Elm ur5elannter etlpa 40
S56rs alter Qlanr as Qeine ne6ea
oen 8a6nseleiien %atfurben. @r qpur6e
ipdier ais Etos. GlarsD Elm Gr6eiter
aus milpautte Dentificirt. 2laem
2lniheiH mad mar er lei rem @erluhe
iih freie 5abrt 81 0eridaTsR unter
Die 80oer aerdi5su.
Qnle6lih ns1en Qie5esfummer
iu6te 2sna Roreufsrq miitttf 65loroz
form SeIbitmoro u bele6tn. Wan
6ofit a6er lie am Qe5en ey6alIen t5ne
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
Stunt aptsrpitTtrt.

Tas bon Der otmotratji6en
Stddtseonoentiou our ua,sriu4ung
Der Suder oes Stadtes <rncnnie Sc
mite min in ben ndtften Sagen ieine
Arbeit Beginner. Stadtsiscretdr Qod=
ier bat Iih 6ereit ertldrt, ruHter 9sDIl=
fen 8eitrdHlungen", oem Gomiie ale
Bidder UNI 8ocumente our SuipectIoH
81 unterbrsiten. - 80rliBer 4gipdro
1t nit oiqeR 9eihrdntungeH, Die Elm
Reiultat Der untgriuduH3 iauiorti6
MAIDEN piirDeu. Hidt 3uirieotn IND
miro Dnrauf 6efttben cine liRtsriuh
une bic t3ltiddtid unierIu4t, d63uz
bdlten.
syo5n 81. RtIioH oon Waois
ION 1T con zen 8tpu5.icanerH beg
2 Gonoreboiitric.s ais 6dHoioat fir
ben uE0oa.not.en 3ermin oes tIr3z
lid oeyter6an5u Repriientauten
aoams duiseiteQi ncroeu.
Der 8idbri1c Ui1iam Burns
trtraHf in 6ltfif5 Rioer 3u W d B Il
on beim8dceH.- q. Stoner, lrluH-
benregitror Don Zane Gounip. 1T Der
6aftet noroen. neil er It oas 8sr3nis
gen gsmdft 6a6eR foa, 6un6e 3u oers
gifteH. 81 itreuie nit Gbdncdiium
gsidtti5te 6leiifitife auI BEN Stra.
ben aus, uHo es iolien in elmer Node
Elm Dubeno tbeits D%ert50ols 6uH0e
bergtftet iporoen iein.
81 G5ren 0es pdpitG 8en D.
ls9aieH N}igr. Tiomtoes 6dlcouio,
Der uuf elmer Reiia ii6er bic groBsu
BiuHenietn in SupertDr eiutraf,
puroe en- {. SonntagsQ 5eHo elm adm
5tuoer .Gmpfau9~ Don 8iihof S6ins
ner in feirer 3eitoen5 5er0utaitet. DIR
Teitlihieit pohu!en aus fern unD nd1
mebr as 1000 4sriontn BEL pdyuHter
aud cine Qn3abt beU0orra8enper pro
teitanisn.
Der 9jG6r. tau6tumme Sol 6sQs
riegeI mur0s in 9sHO 0or elmer
electrii6eu Gar eridbt uno augsnblids
lid get00ttt.
Die staot Gbtppem a
6dIIs 6so5iihtiqt bic 6or.iqsu Uai
7eruerte ar5utdufen unD in Itd0tiidsr
getritb 81 ne3men.
- 8ei 8 a mi re III 6er 0d6e BON
@pdrta, lparfen 2 unbefauHte stpd
35 uno % Sabre ate Wdnnet, am
iheiHsno Gauopreifer, iid unter bic
3dcer zines .3u9es uB0 nuroen &iot
get0btd.
pope 8roo6o9en, Elm 8jd6tiass
W}dbheu. ertrdnt in elmer Giierne
9inttr Der WaarihT6en 0c5nunl AT
Sbdlpduo- G6dr.es un0 6irdm
Dortaoor. Sic mobapt uuo Did VA
ron, A SnOiarer. Inb otrbaftet Dorbeu
inter Der @ntldge, ben ,SuoiaHer err
moroet al BADEN, Der fir3lih in eer
0dbe Don bier ais Qei6e AMI Der Qdnos
iirabe ~gefunoen Duroe. 6irdm Dor
tabor un0 Did 8ouman Qdron pur>
ben mad eingm 8orDerb0r entlaFen;
wdbrtno G6ds. Bortaoor uuo Ste
Woboui, beibe ais eti16rli6e G6aracs
tete bttarut, einen qroceB ga befcbeu
bubtu Tptrbeu.
On BEN 5rabt56fsn Der 9ori6
9peterH 8d6n gu S6e5obgun
iDur6e Der so Sabre ate Snlsnteur
SobH g. palmer bon 9dutapua, our6
bas 9erisn elmer Dampit06re augens
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
t1R9 Hn0 nnia9iale.l II Ia @.E.af

sHH8 uHQ uHIdqi9tekt let Elm 0etlu
ron 100000 entitan0en.
Su Copenhagen tasts Die 3. 3a6.
discriminating oer .}nterndtionalen
5rauenitimmrehts Qila unter oem
9priiBs Der PrGiiosntin 6rau Garrie
99dPmdn non Rem 2)ort.
= 6tipaItaete Der m1ii6su Ter
royiittu 9sssn aoR 9slmttu uu0
0fftciere iino INNER nod an Der IA
%5esoyonung.
Bel elmer 5rupni5url i'm Ga
Ter pen GrobnoieeSelo suuros auf oen
8robfiirftH Ricoldisrpitih Elm Qttens
tot ceyii5i nm @sney1l Rdul6ars enfz
gins NUT fuapp tis.a 8om6enatfentat.
Sei BEN iebt fattfiuoenOen
StmfApot 0l5len Itneioen Die Der
faFaugsoemoirater itisdt as.
Ter fran35iiae qanonenfd5ritan
Sdrsiotr in Grsu5ct Sat, I'm Rrupp
Gicferun5sH fort{ufhudppen. ar Bic
ier5iitsn Q}iaiFey 100000 gsifsh-
u~n9s9eloer 5s5a5t. 3it lluteriu6una
ourfte nod me9r Gnt5Haunssu 5eitis
gen.
Der Sha6 oou QtrIRn BAT fir
ieta 8oi cine utue 9,rfafung uno
Gin garidm,at stid1Hsu.
50r6i9e amsricoaifte WiFiouGre
loUen be e9tHtIihsu 4Tiifter oer
lnyuben in 0euiihzS dopsfafrica
uao IN Den 6riti6ea Solonisn fsiu.
De 3tssr DsESts isss aussauitisu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
MlilnanIee gruOnItcnprriIe.
nleiih nr,n mcnhn,I

eAmtiut. 49, @emin6tcie- uuSaefuhie leitis
b-GtaC iblpere Ndre. b-bhc.
edminer. - Brabiabrs tdmmcr NIT EcG.
per {iian0. auSlguAtF DTS iuuCo. Z - Zoe:
9dbriinOe. Der 9fuRh. s-Oc, odiumel. &c.
aaintr 500 @fo.. h-5lc; oO-76 Rb..
0-eic; 800 go. 1.-THE; O0-ii0 0fuuo.
A-Bc
ps6cubcs mrfRgtl. enbrsr. Ssunen an
it-itlC; uite ehpue. 7r; Enr.nlcrS. ie mao
@rbhc 40 1855; Guieu i0-1ir; Qunl
Welbs. ilic; luuee guiau. i4-t4ic; Turicbs.
plumpe eorie i2-t9c. Q%eriuaere uHo maaerf.
10-ifc. SAME. per Eubenh. ftperc init Re,
bern. $40 O0-t100 DO per Tutcub ifeiUers
UNI ccrurftt. SO 0n-s 90.
@clhiahtetse ,St HRti. = Enrrus. ianch IA
-2Oc: nlte Toms. i9e; GnbRer. fdHee. IA
ttc; lertuQcre. i2-f2lc; atfe Sdonr. %;
guten. it-t4Ac; SAME. %auSaspdDiie, liz -
f2c.
Taubsu. - 0ebeuoe per Euhtno. e0c-sto 90.
Nrftlnbteie. 30, 90 -7Ec. iunQe TnnbeH. a..
ltldGtete rer GutsHo. ieits Sits: maaers u
Tbc- 500,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
Cine biatac 6 ottaoe

SKINNER @ottase, nit Cement Bod
6%unodmeat, 9Raiier, Seipsr, Gas 9teu
an8eltriAM uno IN gaien I3ritauoe. 81
yOt. 4reis S2400. Beotngunqsn $500
&aar, Gst mouattib. 9loro0hljhe Sic
q. uuo 6aolsD Ct. 9Iahiuiraaen bsi Is.
]tuiieu @9ebs. 313-2lT 99sfnliier Str.
9Lod n0roLih BON @Eano Abs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
WCcbenrundscbau.
seese0o.es osg.ses0s.s


Sur 9rdguu9 DON .S6eioemiu.
sen bat bic 3t3ieran8 Den ieit 1895
unterbro6eHen Qntauf pon Sif5er5uls
lion uieoer aufgenommen.
gongreb a55eproueter uno 5rau
ytito'ds SoHgport5 iinb BON i1rel
Suropdreiie 3uriidgete6rt uno DON al.
nem Sunoesi&iii IN Gmpfang seaom.
men worOeH.
Sn Rep 9ort tit iebt bic .Snos.
PENDENT 9abor 9artB", cine politii9.
Qr5siterpartei ms Qe6sn aetreien.
Um. q. Brian miro am 30.
4usuit BON iejner NeItre1e in Rem
gort eintrefieu.
SIN @mpfahq ME er ~Qldn5enoer
po3l ME eintm Briodtmanne in oies
lem GduOe so tell 9puyoe, Its6t ibm
in QusIiht.
Ter oemotrdtiide Staatston=
pent BON Soa6o iHooFirte eb,ufaas
nit &ut6uijaSmus 8rDuu ais Brdfi
oentiddftsCauDielten.
llnity rjeiler 9steililune finoet
in oieier Uote Die 40. 3aiiondltoH=
BENTON oer @rdno 9trmD in gliunedz
polls itott.
g}dh eiuem pom Genius5ureau
ber6itntIihtsn Bulletin nimmt bic
3lbl Der SrrHnuiaen uno Der Siren
BAUER in erihrefenoer Weile III.
r Als folls Der Sdlabtbous Gut=
tiilln5m Cat Der grport amer;cdni=
ite1 8it'erfie0hes cine enorme Q5=
NADINE 81 periejbuen.
3roB l0er GonareBunteriuhun
9en nimmt bic 5uhsprsIerei in Emma
polls nD6 ttin Gnoe.
4uf olU Rbilippinen lit man Ell
mem lyoBeu SdguiHoel uuf Die Spur
35iommtn. ctr ALIEN 9lnidein mad gu
elnem r%ieTlsn QrmeeitarOa, ii5reu
miro.
@erihieo,ne u~uferer bo6Tsn
Gficiere, oaruuter fo1dr gtnerale,
9aten iih 6arollreen 3uihu,oen tom-
men ldfen, pie ais direct uusbrIi6 BE-
3sianst pt,oer miiHeu.
Nui oiei2 Ueiie ion iOgar @snez
IA. Gor5in bti Ter Re3ierung nit So,
goo ,in Der 8reioe ite5en".
@uf oey 96ilippineuiniel 0spts
h16en BE Yg.silnss ben @mtricauern
pi5oer cine St!appe 6eige5rlht.
Eit Bg55len iouen itbt ourh
@u9rc;tur9 .l7imilirt" peroen uno
eie GiH9sbor5uta i0aen babel 3ur Wiiz
5u.fe asr51i1.iolen psroen.
Die R,1tun1 min $500 dine
fift Ru,i5 pg71tpeiie fir ben GlHatz
faN am NiaHa8 aRspeyxu oa bic
,far1tcar,r osm Glima nidt 5epod
ieH Fee.
Q3a. rWrtiher 3ihIur9 Sat
pa demonstration 22.137 Ginpo6
r31 un trst elua 700o. De,ft IA
TN cr, a5er luB5rbl,6 Der
0rsr5s i,
Sr ~ mo In0 II Goirm5il
Htr cer-1i.t fslhe cine 9syi6r6
.3r3 M RepHb!H siHaelGrler
Tar 'c0.E.
,11t g-ttir 8oot ruros in
a'er'@i,ss uesuiap. 5taeiiter. sm
itaeH G6reH faHo cine
1-eesaeir guo Shtaitruorte1un9
fat
IN ,agHear uro oer Nice
rst,,-s 5saF,iarj fer Staa
e. 7ou rtooltjysnceU %
uoreen.
smuentunft Spiihtn
s.'r, r-ss a1o 81iier 0i'ts.n
H2 Ell ,ait auf S6lob Syieo-
Hta.-,1 1,n5urd o. 3. .. Hait-
1or Gu3,aro. ,&!a
asa ar2 sn uno Die 9aiiey
GER N.ts- mp RuBlano rsrosr
Eute.s oss RliicrS
s.1.rc. etftr Gsufe am
.t-. rost.
mi. g .ems6tit rsyfluttt, oab
8a'tJ 0lN,n as officieasE 56,ub
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

8ti R0eiHs Set. eutsleife Gin
p%srioHsH3u3 otr Rori STERN ga5n,
oagh lie 6eiasun ar9igseit ots eocos
mctioflsrsrs. cer mnr5t8 aaf isiRsm
4olten ausbielt, Uurne assr 8ismaHo
0srlsBt. o6ifoH 6etrddtiifsr Sa6
ihaDen 5eruriaht sUur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

fabret pom NtllDaafee ieDsn SOuntaB, nm
9 30 ubr Uormitta85 Hah dacHe ab
Jtuaoia5rt SOC, bia prrr Marquette
IampierliHr 0ot Jio. 6S 2gsiimaGas
GlraBs, Ielepbou @rauo III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
I'LL nrktb&rt1t {.
Gttreibe unO 9ltbL.
DailwanIecr WlarFt.

Md5eu. ~ Iamlue fDateu netla. eebtrmber
l1loB I0t I0at. December 73ic; Wlui IN
k3it Brobett bet ID &drt Aniuhr uirbrtler
unidbe-9o 3 @prina ear zoe; g}u @rGhp
; Wlnts. = lrrmtne ipagf1 teiid. SepteWbct
niOb atbc; Gelfmber A4l-a4lt; Mat tbtc -
sseben Del Gar aniugr obHe uminb aieosi.
@sTps. @si o Gars gnfubr fau I'm.
Latc 90. 81 Gar as. 4 DO. ale; I DO.
t0ci Wp Al Gar ACC.
.Wopaeu. - Nei 6dra 0uflBr unbrrdu0ert
ksc.
eaigr. r sci 10 Gurs Uuiubr iisiiq I'm,
kdbe 20. 3 luctber 2 gntR 8tle. I 10. a54c.
Ec. a-i Gar 4tAc
Wlfnl. - Efrfiu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

sm Ttp1ritHsrf f1f ausuaruee Resfa -
0rfirn EcitcnGl E1ut SIS tlN Err1VrsEr
,ntreen nGeielatnb aHasfaersr NsrtpasJfsa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
GroSbs Transportation so.
Wrano 3.nne Mn. snnem.

Wustota ggbarf uub 40 "a
genetang uno 3urid '
lmaaqmi unb 3urif 1915
Jietp 9istsaro uno 3urdf 1925
2lbfa6rt am p. Qusuit, cut 3ur Jtidz
tebr irasno elmer Set bis sum un6 eins
ihlieBli6 3. Sepiemeer.
@e8eu ytdberem aoreiiere Gitb 8idet
Cfice, 1896 Oftpaitr- StraBe.
8bOne U(aiR S77.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
SnScrc Gctrribs. NIB gruoufteumdrtts

Gbteaao Is. Gus. Webt Ntu%ierptl.
co. N0feui3. 3.bQ--3 80. StuAbts. S20-3 40.
seumeripe8eu. Baicnis. 3sO@6Oo: Sraie6ts.
A29-s.5b; eliere 2 $1,000; SO 9 com.
n.eripct5en.. go. 3 Souimerpei5cn Bpm-72;c
Ro 2 rCier. Gga-7UNC 30 g WRui6. b0Ac:
70 z aelber 5Ile bike. 10, 2 safer 30Mc.
ge, : meibcr 32tz i4t @o. 3 petbtr. 81
-SaC Noq9cn. Ode EuttcrGcriie IS a0t.
ghtt BITS Nlalseraueleie ~ 4sc: 30. flah2s
tapen, t.o7+s. 70 1 @ortbpcicru f.i2: 8rtml
Ali9ipp'dueH NltB Gprf Il 20t
S8lnGl@ pro Zoe @fo s6sN Ebcri 3tb st6es
e,so-eH 30. SbCri Clear Sjbc8 pt2&-0.25.
e9pielcn 20 aiteidntrn .-.
Ct GputS 15. s,uQ @dBn-Rc. roe
ty. 10 tuit, ne z barter oat FltC. M3aiS
No 2 4air Nafsr- We. Q lpc,hc- g4lt5
WtunruppIta t5. yud @tissu Iros
Ben alp. ? barter fHc. @o Gotigetu
~ 90 2 g|5vi5es1 13t Wlebt Nirii
elegrN. SH5-3 }a- EtreuD Glc4Is 25O.-9 aa.
etrlt RaieHiS. 4l0=a2o 9e,ouo @atcnts
sgTnfl3gi9b +. a,, e,,,,u n, a.,
lertg laiG glo Hagihet3 7iC caitt =
bolc 9io8aru 5#e NuB, a6- I'D
0uu1of vita Is NHd Wciseu 80
barter. 90 -bsts 3e 2 Igicr 07tc Goi1
20 > acmiftter sst eaitr Go 2 nefecr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19
Butter, G.icr unO Sale.
miImaufee gj1arFt

Gutter guflty sogs U}utt ftt
ErcGmcru crtta essg Firits IA 1aC
GetUnoN Ii-tSC. Wttf}f r. Eliru fau.t
IL tsc; 0iBeS it tai 8HfiI1 I ~
Ndic. Nuftht Ir t7l. .,atff Ittl
umcritau san Ereaw t-iJg Na1gt.Hlt5.
r. lOAG tiuieltets 6-ec. G3rclscr ~
1915.
Gisr. - gnfibr G80. mdrIt feit. ~ Frit1t
i6-i7c; GSe0Ho5 unn Sheds. ll-i1e
auberc gloicrcimdrttc.
GBtcuRo is sJHa. Butter -Grgamtrt Il
-92c. Eaitn i6-tqe
Rnfr. - Ztiiea ~ Lcs TutHa. 12e. peIu.
Emericus. i3Ar etHeurgu 6-eAe @gia
- 1915.
Gitt. - i4-t6t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

NtuuttoHen. - 6tetiQ Wicbf8loUi an 1Tfs
sepiember, guma Gampf6maiB SOB; Ebtn.
ish lta-l2tei 5dnlierH ea-sAU Wdiitls
Ride SM-S&c
9le e8lubpreiie Der probenmdriie IN WiI.
ndutee inr bdtulapernbe WaysH iiub ME folat,
No I Rrriberu. Tf-Tsc; re. 2 0oJtberB 10
-3li go, 8 GpriBA B6-72c; Giuubar6 8ers
Ne .b3-b6c; &c. &nnGeu. 5s-~6pc, re. 3
NlliS A0hHbetct @tauhdtO Gafcr. aB-aet
Gie pbigen afutdee iinn nam NricfcS oltAlrb
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

TnaFbcr;d.

ser gst, sls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-19

enaie. 0uiu6r 30 Wlarft Iietia.
Shaie. -800-400; Rdmmer. A.b0@g 90.
GpriuG. G.BO-0TG.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13
BUY AT HOME

der house could do just as well or bet
ter at home, and ought to patronize
the home dealer. But in many in.
stances the Rochester merchant is
still to blame. The mail order con-
Germs send out huge catalogues with
fine illustrations and quote prices. Do
the city merchants take one-half as
much trouble to advertise their goods
as do these other concerns? The
largest catalogue house in existence
has stopped all newspaper advertising.
Because il doesn't pay? No, most as
suredly not. Simply because there
isn't a paper in the world with a large
enough circulation to pay them to adj
veItise. Their mailing list includes
more names than any periodical has
subscribers. 1t would be necessary for
them to place their ads in so many
newspapers to reach the few names
they have not got on their lists, that
it would be useless expenditure. When
the newspapers of Olmsted county
cannot carry advertising to enough
names, not customers of any certain
merchant in the city, to be a good in
vestment for that merchant, he will
have a good excuse to quit advertis-
ing. But that time will not come dur
ing this generation"
AS to Parcels Post.
The parcels post bill, if passed,
would result in the ruination OF many
merchants. And farmers must remem-
Der that the things which vitality in
terest the merchants should be OF in
terest to them. Take away the small
cities and villages and the farmer
would see the greatest calamity which
was ever known to befall him. The
interest Of every merchan: is !nsepars
bly, connected with the welfare OF eV'
cry dealer with him. Not only the
merchants but every person who
owns property o must ~patronize a
dealer should protest against this
outrageous bill, called the parcels
post. Do not wait until it is too late"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13
HEADS OF STATE Schools
Bill to Abolish Political Control Of Institutions Will BE Introduced
in the legislature.

lar school devoted to the special lines
of study it is desired to take up. The
normals would be arranged so that n
would be devoted to more advances
courses of study.
This is only a general outline OF n
proposed plan, which has many details,
and is in line with the proposed plan
for governing the principal state
schools of Iowa at the present time.
Such a plan would eliminate instruc-
ton on parallel lines at different state
schools. and would allow each more
fully to develop along the lines to
which il would be especially devoted.
Schoolmasters Call for Reform.
The Black Hills Schoolmasters' club
held it's annual meeting in Deadwood
and elected as president f. l.. Cook
of the Spearfish normal school, and
secretary and treasurer, F. } Kelly OF
the Lead high school.
Resolutions were adopted urging the
legislature of South Dakota to provide
more room and better equipment In
the manual training department and
in the laboratories In the normal
school at Spearfish. Resolutions also
indorsed the action Of the school board
and city superintendent OF Lead In en-
deavoring to enforce the compulsory
school law, and 1t was further re-
solved that the chair appoint a com
mittee to urge upon the legislators
from the Black Hills counties me
great necessity of strengthening the
compulsory laws of the state along the
following lines: First, the children De
required to attend school the entire
time school is in session In their re-
spective districts, and, second. that
cities be allowed to establish separate
rooms for persistently in~corrigibie
children.
The question of the child labor law
was discussed, but as such a law Is al
ready on the statutes of the state, al
though not enforced, no action was
taken concerning 1t. The question OF
the adoption of rules covering basket
ball sport was discussed and was hnai-
ly referred to the athletic committee.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13

II prospective legislation along the
lines of supreme and circuit court dis
tr!cts are carried out by the coming
legislative session, the judiciary OF the
state will show numerous changes be-
fore the end of another year, regard
less of the fact that no judicial cleo
tions are to be held for several years.
One of the propositions receiving
much attention in legal circles Is the
Increase of the supreme court to hve
members, which will mean practically
redistricting the state for that pur-
pose. When that comes mp for action,
that part OF the state west OF the Mis-
souri, river will be found demanding
two of Ave districts, as its develop
ment with present railroad building
will place 1t where 1t will soon be en-
titled to such recognition on a basis
Of population.
Such a division would mean three
districts east of the Missouri, and as
two of the judges now come from east
of the river and n west, 1t would
mean the appointment of a new judge
ON each side of the river. AS these
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13
DUPONT GETS DECREE.
Millionaire Powder Manufacturer Di-
vorced at Sioux Falls.

Millionaire Powder Manufacturer d.
vorced at Sioux Falls.
Alfred |. Dupont, millionaire powder
manufacturer, who formerly resided at
Wilmington, Del, but who has resided
in Sioux Falls since taking up his res
idence in South Dakota early in the
present year, and who holds the office
of vice president of the Dupont Pow
der Company of Delaware, has been
granted a divorce in the state circuit
court from Bessie G.. Dupont.
Records in the case show that w. G.
Porter, Sioux Falls, assistant United
States attorney for South Dakota, rep
resented by counsel.
The divorce decree was granted
upon the grounds of extreme cruelty
and inhuman treatment. The couple
have four children and the matter OF
their custody and question Of alimony
was amicably adjusted out of court.
Mr.. Dupont was generous enough to
voluntarily agree to provide for the
support and education of the children.
Mr.. Dupont is a cousin Of Senator Du-
pont, new United States senator from
Delaware.
Upon coming to Sioux Falls he pur-
chased an attractive home, in which he
has since resided. He has made a
number Of trips to the Black Hills.
Mr.. Dupont is a crack shot and took
particular pleasure on several occa-
sions in accompanying hunting parties
to the interior of the state for the
purpose Of taking advantage of the
excellent prairie chicken and duck
shooting.
Mr.. Dupont has become very popu-
lar In Sioux Falls and has formed X
tensive acquaintances through the
state.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13
Two NEW)UOCES ON SUPREMEBENCH

appointments would ordinarily come
from present incumbents of the circuit
bench, that would mean the appoint
ment OF at least two new circuit judges
to fil vacancies by promotion.
East Of the river the m Of
Judges Whiting. Marquis and Smith
of Yankton, are being discussed as
possibilities. West of the river the de-
mand would be for a division which
would place part of the old established
counties In each district. This would
leave a problem In tat section. Judge
Corson would be left In one Of the dis
tricts, and the other would have a
Democratic circuit judge in Levi Nc
Gee, the only Democrat in the state
on the circuit bench. And that might
bring an appointment other than from
the circuit bench.
The matter Of redistricting the ju-
dicial, and adding a tenth circuit will
also be up, and in that case there will
also be an appointment 20 fill the new
circuit until an election. This plan
was started two years ago, but too late
III the session to get 1t through, and 1t
will come early enough In the coming
session to receive full consideration.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1906-12-13
KAUFMAN CASE IS CONTINUED.
Court on Showing That She 10 III
Grants Petition for Delay.

Court on showing mat M - w
Grants Petition for Delay.
Judge z. G.. Smith of Yankton, who
was called to Sioux Falls to preside in
the case of Mrs. Emma Kaufman,
who is charged with the murder OF
Miss Agnes Polreis, a sixteen-year-old
girl employed as a domestic In the
Kaufman household, heard the argu-
ments for and against a continuance or
the trial of the case until the April
term of court and granted the motion
for a continuance.
The case therefore will, If nothing
unforeseen occurs, be called for trial
the latter part Of the April term,
which invariably runs well into May,
1t is believed by many that by that
time Mrs. Kaufman will be in condi-
ton mentally and physically to with
stand the strain of a trial. The prose
cution resisted the motion for a con
tinuance, but afidavits of physicians
were 10 the effect that Mrs. Kaufman,
if forced to trial in her present con.
dition, would be in great danger OF
suffering physical II mental collapse.
The prosecution contended that with
the serious charge hanging over her
there could be no material improve
ment and that she was in as good con
dition to stand the strain of trial now
as next spring. Judge Aikens, for Mrs.
Kaufman, assured the court that If a
continuance was granted h defense
would be ready for trial at the spring
term of court. r.
Mrs. Kaufman was not in court at
the adjourned hearing, but was repre-
sented by her husband and attorney.
The spectators section of the court
room was crowded and many ere
compelled to stand. Among the spec
tators was q liberal sprinkling OF
women.