davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

ia 5erit0Ei uHD IA UlenideH geiDDtet.
SIN gdu3sa H0rolideH 5sras bat
0sr Sturm bsttdhtli6sn S6doen an
geridtei.
U2it elmer impoIantsn 5eifeier
nuroe in Baltimore oer 100. Sa6rsss
tag Der @ruuoteiHleguHs Der oorti9eH
Gat3ebrd.e ssfsiert.
s{u 3efds 1T tpisoer Elm Rsgsrs
6url6e com B06el getpnht noroen.
hui Der 96idppinsniniel Sdm0r
iano sulifen elmer Ql6tteituH1 Woros
uno Butajansn Elm 5rsffen itatt, in
Dem 30 Der 9sbtsren get0btet purOsn.
SIN Gariodritbale auf Der p9t=
lippinsninisl Samdr ItisBsn r~ecognos=
CREME grHoestruppen nit eini9eH
8aHoen QulaidRes 3uidmmen. Sine
Qn3abl oer Qebtsren pur0e letootst
uno i6rs gorrdt6e 3eritort. Die Qmes
ricdner blttsn feline gerIuite.
Die Wlaifeier nabm in europa i'm
aagemeiuen tiHen rubisen 9erlaui o5-
i6oH groBe uno 3ablrei9e 0emontrds
tionen %iidtifaHosn.
Su gang 5rautreih BADEN bic
@r5eiter cine d~ufrii6rerii6e Stsquug
gslen bic 8e9ierung anJenommeH.
gdris Itarrt Don Baffen uno
ale a~ufrG6reriihen 8epegungeu pers
ben nit Waffengsualt i'm 9eime en-
ltidt.
3roBoem bdbsn oiele ernitIi9e
Ru6eftorungsn itattgefunoeu uno 5u5I.
reid1e 9erboftun1en iino erfol9t.
~ Qm %. muroen in msbreren Ort4
Ihdften in 5uhien pier Groft0Bt PER-
ipiirt, 4pethe omar teinen 59acen ans
ridttten, bic Ginpobner a5er in gro
ben 5hrtdtH osrieBteu.
Dds burh rem 5oo oes 8iih0fs
Dr. Sommerperd, gen. Sdco6i. psrz
paiite 8ist6um 6iloesbeim in Der Bro.
ping 9aunober. lit pom Bomcdpitei
our6 @%rUGbIung oes bisbtrilen Bis
tbumsoeuueisrs uno DOmt0pitulars
Dr. 8trtrdm neu beiebt pouoeu.
Die 8er5duolungsn 3Uii6en OtH
mstalur6eiteru uno ben Qr6sitge5ern
in 5rantfurt q. u. iinO sdU3Ii6 a65es
bro6eu urio cine Qusiperrung Don 16,
coo QrbeiterH 0robt.
Der papit bat Der princshiu
eud BON 9dtteubers. Der 8raut oes
96uigs qtfonIo Don Spanien. bic got
1ene 5ugenoroie" i6srrsjdtn ldien.
-0ollsn5rudtlrttge ReQeR9ii6e bd-
ben an ben 4b6dngeR oes 8eiuo's lros
ben 56doen lnlerihtet, ca 9an5e Ga
pinen BON S6lamm unO @er0a 81
5bale fIoHen.
- am IA. Mat fpiro 9onig 6aaton
ih oFficiea Die 8rone uhfs 6uupt
Itbtn. ptl6e 5ds norptgii6e Bolt ibm
fton Dor 5a6resfrif Our4 frete Dabl=
3ugepeHot bdt.
Der Stur3 oes 0iterrei6ii6en
WiniiterprdIiosnten 5rb. .. 9autih
iiber bic nsue Dublrs6tsooryags III
t5atid6lih erfolQt.
- Bel ben uHlariiheu Ydrldments.
pdbten gepunHen Die 8ofutbiiten einS
We6rbett iiber ale anoeren Bdrteieu.
- Die 9ieosrIdge her rufiihen IRE
l~ierun1 uno duer redctionGren BAR
teien Sci ben 8ahlen gum Rsuen Bar.
lament geitaItet T6 81 siner INNER
ihperereu.
Sine 5emertenSpertGe pbdie bee
WablreiuItats tit Der }unsbmsno rdoi-
Gale Character Der Dou ben 8dutrn 6e.
pd6ltsn Qtrtreter.
Der ldnle %erplrtete 8iidtritt 0es
ruIiitsn 9remiers 8itte 1T nun tbat.
idhIiA trfol5t.
Sein 9dhfolQsr gpirb osr Stna.
tor @oremoiiu. frihsr 4oldtius oes
Winiiters oes Srrern. uno ais Redc.
tiondr 5%eldHnt, mep9en.
- Gin itauerer Ausbru6 Der 9eI
'piro aus Sdmu CQroOin3 9aihmir in
noroliden Suoisn) lsmeicet. 285 %.
ossfdas syfoIsten aus Oieitr llria6e In
| elmer Wohe.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

8ilaitsr unb osraltideu iinb dberflaHja
uno osralt,t. @easu &asumatjsmus uuo
ourd @rtdltun9 beroorQsruiene Shmsyien
aebraudc man Den ueltbtriibmteH ,9lnftr
9aiu @rpeler,4 ItrisIbe unteroridt bic
6olaeu RON @%rtdltuugcu uuo betubtat
aberIei3tc Itr0eu. bic Rjroeni tmey,sn
oeruriahen % Gts. Il. so sc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

IS Deyom Altulm p%syIauat. nm ut,t
Blleoty tlr bic 6aHHItm ShuBatiyl DAT
gu g%cDtuHeu. Soip09, olbg ytuie Os 6gs
~ i5ren @cbaf mu,beJ ais l.ah jalut
be 6 dl5 Ns5snRc'bGit 0tys,beu mol,el
NumeiounQet u6tg man an og Ciiee et,.
@tltIltar, Simmer -, l02 8stouaa
Str. U~tilpaule..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
@iIUmtee grOOaiteHpreiIe
6I.ifh nnb @sHRnsr.
enrtin,. i @eLhInalets-nuao.nht. III.

emnsius. - Observation-Disclosures Ieihts
6-6hC. fhmere WGrs. DIX.
Snmmg 5riibldbr5 o. 0dWntcr nit zen, 80
40 3fuHo. 6.OO-6.50. $50 BfuH0, S4A5u
1900 SdbrltHse. yer &iuHo Soc 9GmmeI
G-Tc.
adIfsr. - 500 Qfunn. 4J-5e; 6o-75e
Bfuu5. 5-5ic. T5-90t; 6-6tc; Cello Rfo..
Tic; 9O-i25 BfuHo. 81; s5-t5O @funo,
4-bc.
sSbtnSts GthRael. Shbner. eeunsn.
Sorte. 12he; alie Dd6ue. Sc; SprulQ G5idens.
f2Ae: @uteR. t9c: a1uB toeibc 1876; 1Hrs
it1s. plnnpe eortc, 15c; De-. c~s1uaere nHp
noaere. life: SAME. yer Eu .cu6. ihfuere.
H1if Seocru. al Sto.Oo-fe.9 90. oo.. per EuseHe
tleinere uRo qrrnpfte s~G.OO-s.OO.
5nGlaftetse @eiiHgfl-5urlcns. fcnca 1q-
20t: llte IONS. 1sc. Shhnct ianr9. I3-f4e.
geriEgere 81 12-t24r: Guten. 14-1a5c:
@duie. o~usaeDdblte. 1fl-t2c.
Sauseu. = 2ebenee. Der TnBeub. St.25: ae.
ihIdhtete. b.. 65-75e; iungs Lsmben, Ges
Iala6teie psr Suseno. iette. S1.75: mdeers.
T5c-s1.Oo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
Qatb glrbtiler i. 9urcau.

GG5 pon ctn teat'd tn tatbs.ubs In
tsri.aBaH8s-Uuo Sau6ln5s &ersute ron
Nt5couuu CtldUggt.t ltsie Arbctsuab'
T]slaug5s gUo JH'0rma.,ous 5Rreau be.
6Roti ilt .ggttu Jio. ~ &,stoHliR ctr.
Q}. 8obIiHea Stsgt,ay.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

Sicyt Nuib'hdit uuo 0at.t mi; 8ob
NINA uUo gutcg Runoftait llriadg aalbtr
mu5 .a nih BON Dem 9iCb6tte Sacagltt.
ben. Aniragen rt5te man an Gso. yta9sr,
9u5eytgs., isis. an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
gntter, Sir nnb aait.
m;InruF,t u,arF..

sutttF. ~ auiubr 25.sss CID. Iarit iteitg
9rcinifro EXTRA. 2ic. Siritb. ts-19c.
Gecruos fc-t7c: Edirh. inncn. lie: eiues IA
-i5c; 8oleH i4-i5c; 8adtHs. i2-t3e'
Nrerfe G-s,.
Nrrtitln Suu Ereuu. Q-12c; G~adIetHfhie
- DC; 0im5urser Toe. S6f5ei5er. g.
1915
Gitt. - lHfu5r 976 stiien. MarEt ftetie.
GriiHe- 10; SecGsA5 nno Gbeis. t0-i2t.
aHbere Nlniereimdrfte.
UbtCuQU. 2 a. Suftrr Ggcameft
an i4-20c; Eajro. f4-tsc.
Gdit. ~ SaifcS so fO--f0fc; Trims ias-
lie, 0ou1a ameyicl5 iti-l%ci E.m6lr ger
a-i0tt; @rid 4-e5c.
Gter. - t3l-ls+t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

Gssnien 6ieIss gIattsg per6sn
i6naa OG gsiadt. no nod feins ous
sefeat iiHo. 0ir ge6en tbdtiaen
assutsH bic siiEnigfsa 8soingungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
gl arktbert1tt
@etrtibe NIB IlebL
UliInaufser Rarlt

gstitsu, - IerutiHe uaren fbuaufen6. Wai
4ste; s}ult 7ese; September 47ic. 8robsn bel
5 Slrs untubr meoriger. Inmate 10.
&C.
wiais, 3eriHiHe pareH fhpaHieno. Mai
thlpb %ltci Sui 46tc: September s64c. BRO,
Bet BET 3 &drs glufu1r felt llmldee no. 8
1 Gar 4stc. 1 DO. 4se; Qo. al Car 47tc;
RO. Braoe-i Sdr 4lfc.
gtrte. ~ BET II Gars 2lnfubr ftetig. Inn
tQec GBtr0 81 Gar soc: / DO. 4G4c: 2 DO.
40c. no. 80 @ars 47tc; , 30. 47c; / 30. 46c;
! Do 45ic; 2 Do. 45c;t 90. 44c; 1 DO. 43c; 90.
Al Gar 42c; 1 DO. 41c; / %. 39c.
9ogatn. Vel 3 Cars aHtubr iIau. I'm
paigr. ~ Bel 8 Gurs anfubr felt bic h6ber
uHilbe ~ 80. 3 Deiber ~ 1 Gur $50: 3 DO.
32it Do. 32ic; Ao. 3-3 Cars 32c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

bel tatbol1hU Nirht ugo Sbule. 3q0
&dey, pom bei,en SduO $1,000 pr Adtr.
Y. S. 9talel, e,tn uuiu a. Dat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
UuScre UctrciOe. uub BrpenFtsumdrfft

GGtcaso. Q. Wai NlebI - @iutertvet'
sfH. $4,000; StruiQbts. s.s0-3. 60: Gone
r1rrlpeiieE Rattuts. s.65-3s0; strniahts. $40
800: 9nterS. 2.3O-2 90; 30. : Sommerfuel.
eeib SO stc; 9o. 3 Sommerpsi5eH 75-slc;
slo 2 roter 90h-s9c, no 2 @lais 4st: 30
2 qeibcy 4sAc; &c. 2 4afsr 32&e; re ?
wetber 34-94Ac; SO. 3 neiser. 32t-33},
@oaaeH. 5sC: SutterQerfis. 4o-41c, CUTE bis
@ul8eransieie A. 50c; 30 I SIatsiomeH.
1878; NO. 1 I%pribpetctH. 1f9i; 0riHa Al
wotbn 32s; T9eh-8orf i5.4o-f5 -; Sthmai8
crn 100 30 s.52i. Short Rio Sioes. 30
fen t2s. aleetameu. II %.
ben no. / barter. zoe: &c / &sIt6srU.
7sLc; 8o. . 3ortberR 7se. 9lebl-5irt PC,
tents 410-420: Seeon0S. 3.9o-41o; Gtrit
Gifgrs $h0-3G0; Seeou0 Clears 2 40 50.
cNlutb. . Woi Reiseu SO 1 9lor.
tbesU 5QAc. DO. . WortberH. T1LC. Safrr-
3tMc Roaasn-57e @srhs-37-45c.
3 &. 2outs q Wal &rstu &c, 2
rctcr sS-OOci 70. . baxter S0-S9c Qiai6-
~ . ioic eaitr-Ro fDcibgr 3tl 25s
RuUfGs GItbs . W2lt &ciSrH SO.
2 BAXTER 77t s0it: 10. g roier, ss-9oc =
mats ~ &c. 2 gemttter 47-4TAC re .
ncihct 47h-47sc eaitr 70 ? petser.
IS 33;c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

Zen Caa,idgu 0sIterreih's 1T
oart o,r n2.aiiterpriioeuten 6r6. pom
8aUtid Sine "a tmsbrung ogr Hdnod!e
n1h Gem us.sn Wdalyedt nm 3poii
5useiag. reye.a. Dit aner 9sitjmmt
bel; csrias,sl a5er. oaB Ger 8o.ene.ub
o.ei.n S,ritlag oes 9rsmiers l59e-
!e33t SAGE aro ais Rsipltlt oieisr 46s
.~tanuns ecag >sr Star3 oes 9rtmieTs
unctymslsiit. gu ieiHsm 4o6togsr
uugce o5r Tjrit 9oUrao 0on 0olenz
.c5e Sttl.ussfirit erRduut. Die Be
len ttfe.eu c1rdAL odB ods lHlsntine
St,mncht 5auo in gduo nit Re
iormgr ,sy 5t,rrsidjiten @onfita:jon
se3sU mIB eooarb 9o6m5n un0 DO
.eH 1y3ftys 1altonomie de5eteH peroe.
lie U17is1 fir zen uRgarii6tu
8<jasia5 3a5sa an SouRtas bsson'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
enHesmarH.

gsbvar1iu NJ So nn6 1oo-Efuns. Raf,tsr
IT. stp Ecti Nriaia. 1 100; etcz, I6oa
Ae1 gSgE Sc. 7 ate, s-LIG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
Special. ~9!s:jcigen.
HrZt sncht prdNls.

@iu beuudet latbuuibeg Nr;t iubt
Wrdus. @ete ltefcreu}ta iouneu oeasben
wetoen. &ue 9rett aootellre man unig
sir5t. GOtmmbta VubI. So. 10.
Wittm0uter, .tiS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

WTopIH0ntu. = stetiQ. Webs8orf 81 100
Wldt; Scima SampnamulS. sos: f1Baeg5feiie
G6iHieH fOs-f0ic: troden G~sial8ene S6ul'
tern s-slsc; Mittelftide. S5s-SSc.
sdmrrsitu. - Slnhsfnneu: 30. 1 9ortntoes
o.OO-iO.C0: fDciBer. $4,000: aInie. coo
$50.
Ste e6luBprelic Der Brobenmdrfte IN NH
80. I RortberH ei-s2lc: 80. 2 Tortberu. II
Sole: Qo 9 Sourmer fife: Etauodro,
@CrNr b4t-55Ac. 70 / RoqgeH e3-63ic; 30,
3 g2ais 47-4Slc: Standard Safer. 33-334c.
Dte obiaen umidte ltHb ma Grteies ottisisb
lem 9uilp GomiHerciai Qeiter bearbettet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
qlnhfrc WlnierrimarIte.
gi,6marHe.

Nl~tiiuaufcc SjehHnartf-
eaipstue. aufrtr 1000. Worft aiessiper.
ee,4t semii9te. 6s5-sG2M; nilflsrs bs Gas'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06
ErhMf..

Forrh goloraoo. is uah guriesdf. .s2.Oo-sR8
SaHnueH. - Sumbos. pq 4uH4. 4t75-
200: gtrdiabts. sf.5o-fB; Guas. tL0o-
sattsa. Ser sunssrt ssaosvt. Gh-se:
sststn. : California. 1o8hnb.sartuu. 70
75c
sranssH. - W1aIaau. qea. ssoo-IOo.
@rare dtutt. California. $Ao0-5.O0.
9itruHeu GaIifgrntr. per rifle. ie uod 6ee
Gr6Ee fancb. acfuHhe. S2.7b-94h0.
aimts. - Der Rife BON 100 S1.25-f.B0
Erasaeu. - Cu1ierbar. ner qtiie: GalHerHid
@arels. SSS5-8 75. EiOcb CraneeS, balbs
aifen. Si75-2.00.
ansHas. RnbaHfae. Per crate. ie uaa Der
gr5he. 350-3.75.
Gisbtsrsu. u Sdurn. qesrnhe. rsife. eire p
RiHt. s. 35--i40; Gtoics. $3.50: eertnes 56c.
MHHe
w1rSeln. gaIiforulsS ser 20. - II
0anhein G1rndonu, rex Bfb... IL - "a
HrlNtuihe rer Nfuu0 ........ liz 10
eHitsrudhe. per ehino. neue.. .0G - OfL
s1f1nten. hirtiqe. rene. 3D.. .O5 - 07E
1nitcHier. iiuiit1iihe. 9funb. 10
Ecio3uEte. ueue Eat Bon 100. .SQB -gFo
bufeiHeNf. fsilieuthe. Qfunb. .fOh- ii
cttornulffF. ueHe. @li-. NFiue.. Il 90 -fqs
ei5grhuffe rsue Ru. aroke.. rs Loo
HfluIfs- ftrfts Der Bfun0.... .Oe .O5L.
Ne1nusz Seccuc= reg Bfunb.. .05A- ora.
8.ssgs sT ais5s sum. iesa- y
49lnaHe NEeuo5lt. pei9fAas
IA. ssF 2tsno IL lIH
Taasr scale. sn sfaHS =. 1ts-.E
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-06

oeriei5en fino i'm 8au8aper5e oorss=
tommea. Su gaUrencs. UlaH., babsn
1000 3immerleute Die 4T6eit nisoer=
gtlegt. Sic 0erlaHgsn bic @infibruHg
Os5 8~itiinoigen Qr6sitstasss uno
siuen 5ageIO6n BON So. Sn 9gnn
IiHO 200 WaidiniteH a%asitdnoig.
Sic %Oerlangen siuen 9fuHoisen Qrs
esitstag uno sineu 3a.beH 5eiertag an
odmstdg. Qith an anDern Srten fins
Den Qusitdnoe itatt. BOD 1T bic 3a6l
ser Streiter niht srob.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
A lust Appeal.

-..o conservation ~ Keno+cth Israel
->narosu, proposes 60 remove from Mayo
Street to some more desirable location
and VIII ask the public Of Richmond 20
aii in raising fund 20 build ne"
structure Forty years ago the synagogue
OF this congregation was destroyed by
fire. but WAS rebuilt hv the members with
o.l outside a.I Tho building is st'u in
2.od co-Iuor. but tno location SIS un-
0-a-aais. and in seif-Gefense Ale congre-
.st.oa n.-. move. Tho members are. for
tee ma-. pare. poor ard are not able 20
bear tho ortle burden o. rebuilding; henca
tle appeal to tho public.
10 IS with genuine pleasure that The
Dispatch champions this request.
TIc members Of THE Jewish Church m
Richmond have Invariably responded with
ereat uberaiity TO every appeal chat has
boon made to them. in behalf of public eu-
terrr.ses charitable enterprises. and even
religious enterprises Of other denomfna-
ti.ne on tho other hand # is rarely
t.-t tne people oc Tho Jewish faith have
ask.d for distributions from the o..,-.5..
% amy Or their enterprises
I' s t'e first tmo that keuese.h Israel
'"+ asked for public assistance. nnl 7.-.
'"no--I Dispatch feels sire chat Ri-hmo.I
"-' H.te Generous response
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Rhymes for O-D0y
Porne.

ONE think IL bitter sport 20 rhyme
y When one is soroly pressed for time.
And rubb'ring up and down and ont
one gumpses naught 10 write about
Stil, stun like this is such a cinoh
one cottons 70 Il at q pinch,
And any fairly practiscd bard.
When fresh, can do il 10y the yard;
lie simply gives his pencil wings
And turns away To other things.
Ana when ne looks agajn-by Heck!
It's thcre-subout half peek
And so with thls-lts not a bcaut
But yet I think it's kind Of cute:
ITS free OF thoughts that fog the brain
o. solemn ones that give IL pain.
The metrcs lovely and the rhymes
Come regular as churchv chimes.
It's language. sure. Is chasfe. refined.
IL scans before and scans behind
A pretty, empty roundelaT.
Made swiftly IN the toll Of day.
I only need a stick" or .
I measure this and see I'm through:
] reach around TO find my hat,
And Q-ednme see-where was I at2)-
o. yeST merely wished O. say:
Try verse like, this yourself some day
Noun find il doesn't take bit
or thought intelligencr or Wit
Success IS just Questio0-hist,-
OF nimblc muscles in the wrist
H. 8. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Negro LOafers.


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..''-' --4'A. "Ha "'l l- ii'ni 't t.
f'i''r ON iNr rlic ~ -.A. i.eiN were"
',e.ai --e-i' women allnN. "-i.ne a't
''"i'''- .A' 'i r"ii,- I't sl-Al
s' s'''' A'' .-" '.'i. 'oi'd h'l '.irn. n'r
'.". +...i-i7iti.i NLF .
Io,d Ie"t,. %. i'" So.'A tolerate s-'l
'''E Every o." "i t..
rhHNid nave ti" license revoked and t.r
negroes scattered .t.i s'.rtfo nu aHu
"'A-cd 70 go 70 work OPP ~ ha f upon
% '..'' I'D ~7h- I'i T'N Hi"i-'.'~ Ni''' iiN
"''.u '-'I ,'"-t-f S'.'i 'p ANA "' AIif
'i some hiiid OF 'l.fi'sri'nI = l"N.
'''I7' H'-i '. l'iiIl'h l' drink N-.l~t.
l'i "'l 20 "l'n 'E " "-ii' in. "'-
rrict4nco against some ono. and .n Dis
--'i I''-Nt N' STARTS "Ni ANA CONE
''"'.
i'''i'N .htl PROMINENT judge lr'w
I"9'tlNr Tact mat mn"t'-iiNr pcr c'ut.
H'-'''7 VINO commit these lowest
''' 't'~f 'Iy'H> from or KING
'i' 'i@ Whi~f'f s'ld tH i.il i.
SOME saloon pop his nelshhcrrppd all.
N"i preHihilon.st. because it nc.Dr
lt'IHhliN "hl ] aiu 90 believer .u ID reI-
-i1h license embracing rcrokfrg
'i.'Net ''e owner ~ t.c iie"us. -.l
a dIuuhari or drunken uau or a
minor. and u tNo lisr,usc is g. SufIriruIl-
NIen one. ne is mighty careful nor go
nave u REVOKE j. My ohservitious have
led me o. tnc conclusion that ~ the s.a-
tn'ritlcs Of tae south VIII nrca. up l
thrsc low dives and saloons where shift
Jess. lazy negroes loaf and ger drunk. ln
ono year you VIII see change iu tho
"' 't' c'l"f". rD'I!r t.t
Will surprise won. ann SORRY Tn r.I.
81. because / feel Very frlculi. tYvyt..l .
the South. but I never have seen in a.v
other part ot tuc country such .-lI,.
and low conditions as have above
referred TO- The United states
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

Nature is skill divine. the revela-
zion OF the workings 90 COO. the hero
is still vorsri pabie: tnis. under poor.
oramped. incipient forms. 's what an
pagan relic o0s have st~ug9 ed. IS
they could 10 set forth.-Cariyie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Return From SUNNY Italv

Niessrs. Humber Donau and Enrico
I.ebOlo. who spent about four moutna
abroad. have returned To- this city. They
visited their homes u italy and many
other points Of interest on the Couti-
Ieut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

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fr.rnl-T '.Ife wanted % h.r.u ecnu0u ns
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

TO CURE a COLD M ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE TRDNiD DllnIno Tablets
Druggists refund money IL 80 falls 90 cur.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

pAILV-wEEKLv-sUNDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

TUESDAY, ocroHHN D. 100
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08
MEERSCHAUM MINES
TO Be OPERATED
ONLY DEPOSIT OF THE FOAMY
PIPE MATERIAL ON THIS CON-
TINENT is FOUND IN NEW
MEXICO.

Louis NJ. Boyer. president of the
American Meerschaum and Mining
company, accompanied by his mine
foreman. James II. Crtttenden, arrived
in Silver City Sunday from the scene
of the company's operations on the
Sapello forty-fve miles northwest of
Silver City, and Mr.. Boyer left on
Monday evenings train for his home
in New York. He has been spending
the last month at the meerschaum
mines owned by the company, of
which he is president and in which
he is a large stockholder. Mr. Boyer
stated that he was more than pleased
with the results of the development
work done in the last six months. but
owing to the difficulty in getting in
supplies to the camp during the win
ter months, active development work
will be deferred until next spring,
when a large force of men will be put
on. The other officers of the company
are: Z. NJ. Ledden, secretary and
treasurer, and Charles G. Pell, OF
Fierro, resident attorney These. to-
gether with President Boyer and J. L.
Hill, form the board of directors
The company is Incorporated under
the laws of New Mexico, to work the
sepiolite deposits of the Sapello, in
Grant county, the only known deposits
of their kind on the American CONT
net, or for that matter, in the world
outside of Asia Minor.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08

Not only is Lithuania the last
refuge in Europe of the most primi-
tive Of the Aryan languages and peo-
pies. but also by reason OF its great
swamps and forests It is to this day
the final refuge of the big game that
once roamed over Europe. The giant
wild OK, or urus, which Caesar saw
in the HyrCanian forest, became eX-
tinct in Lithuania less than two cen
turtles ago. Wolves and bears, the
elk and the red deer, lynxes, gluttons,
and beavers are still common In its
forests. and in the great forest of
Bialowicza. once the hunting grounds
of the grand dukes of lithuania,
later the property of the kings of Po-
land. and today the imperial preserve
of the Car of Russia, is preserved
one of the two last herds of the Eu-
ropean bison or aurechs, which in
days gone by roamed from the troz-
en- Voga to the sunny Tagus just as
our bison, not so many years ago,
grazed from the Saskatchewan to the
Rio Grande.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08
MEDIUMS WILL
LOCATE MINE SHAFT
EASTERN MINING COMPANY PRE-.
FERS FORTUNE TELLING TO
MINING ENGINEERS BUT
WILL AWAKE LATER.

A new species of mining engineers
is operating in Pima county, says the
Tucson Citizen. These "engine ers'
are neither of the class who received
their degrees IL the technical schools
nor are they of those who get their
mining information from prospecting
through long years.
The new engineers" are of the
class who have lunches" and they
are seeking to find ore by the
"hunch" route.
The parties are what are commonly
called fortune tellers, and so
strongly have they impressed the
sense of their ability to see beyond
the vision of the average man upon
a group of gullible eastern stockhold-
ers in mining company located south
of Tucson that they were sent here at
a fancy price to find out the most
available place to sink a shaft on the
property.
The fortune tellers make no claim
to having mining Knowledge but ex-
pect by means of 'hunch" to be
able to find the best place for sinking
shaft on the property.
The new style of engineers" are
not likely to supplant the practical
mining men. However, they will,
on the other hand, probably cause the
credulous stockholders to become
soured on mining after several thou
sand dollars have been wasted.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08
a. w. GLEASON.

a W. 6l4l.ASDN,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials free
T.. j. CHENEY x co. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08

Again for almost a century the
Lett and Lithuanian sank back into
the slavery that seemed their newt,
able heritage Then came the up
heayal in Russia following the wan
with Japan Again the peasant tried
10 strike of the fetters and realize
the dream Of national independence
but the story II tragic failure is too
recent 10 need retelling In despair
of ever escaping the clutches of the
Russian bear while in their ancient
home, the cradle OF the white race
Lithuanians see across the Atlantic
their only land of promise
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08

Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of diges-
tive juices, purifies the blood builds
you up.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-12-08
State OF Ohio, city OF roledo,

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of +. j.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
city OF Toledo County and State afore-
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. ID. 1856.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-02
TO THE VOTERS
OF MESA COUNTY.

The Democratic party of Mesa
county is entering upon the most
vigorous campaign in it's history. 1t
has begun its work by placing be-
fore the people, ticket which is un-
precedented, from the standpoint of
ability. Every section of Mesa
county is represented. and it will be
distinctly a Mesa county and not
Grand. Junction campaign alone.
1t costs money to conduct cam
paign. The Democratic party has not
only declared against corporate con
troll. but it has cut loose from cor
porate domination of all kinds and in
doing so has refused the contents of
the corporate purse. In short this is
to be campaign ''of the peope. for
the people and by the people," and
to make IL such campaign we want
every Democrat, and every other man
whatever his political belief. whose
purse and conscience will permit, to
contribute the sum of s1.OO for LE-
CLIMATE campaign expenses.
This idea of the dollar campaign
fund is not our own but emanates
from the great commoner William ].
Bryan.
Send your contributions in immed-
lately to the chairman or secretary
or leave them at the Offices in the
Grand Valley National Bank build
ing in Grand Junction.
WILLIAM WEISER,
County chairman.
A. j. PECK,
Secretary.