davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
at Der arebs heiIbar.

Sine Oer ifiperiten uno entiebliha
fen 6ejmiu1uugen Der 0ielQepllgten
4Renid9eit lit cine 5ra9s Die are5ss
@rdut5eit- jones un5eim,i6 ireIitn0e
4tIoen. 9e8tu melde5 6isGer nod steiR
8rdut geu36ien1 81 Iein ibien!
Bon ,3eit 81 3sit tDuToe ie1oh e.
rI3let, oaB Is ben @elebrtsn 9elungen
Iei, Uitisl our 8st1mpfunl oieier
itipeyen BIase dusfiuoig 81 MAIDEN.
Dis Is ia aud gelun5sR TIT, Mitiel gu
erlangeu. nm ben 8iatttrn, Dem
StarytrampF, Der GppGt5erie unb am
peyeH 2sioen iare 5hreden, ODER bod
elnen qrobeu Steil oeriel5en. 3u raus
Ben. 81 tommi ieBt pieoer cine bers
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BEN ,1rDpiin" Gin glittel ge'unoeu 5u
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pien iei. Da2 .5rnpTn" 6siiuoet Ih
IN Dem Sdfte Res Mlncreds. D. 4. her
8duhiWi6eloruie Der SduQe.biere,
EHb guor lift Is PAS sHpeiB3er,e1euiie
@lement in oemief6tn. Ias 5rppiin
taHn fir meojcinji6e 33Dede gerpons
men peron pom Shpejn, pJm Rjno,
ocm 9fsros. Dem S9afe IL ia. usqr
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lid in Qjaenform uHlepenoet, ootr in
sel0iier 6orm unter bic pan. deIpribt,
uno 5m0r In m6llitner Gd6e ron
BEN 5etreiienosn @epdhs. Or. 8ear0
benub!e d,5 8eriuhS Sbiette Sci Ie
ren Srppiju g Experimental Niduie,
neren }Toor Rrea5 Serum einlts
ipribt sUoroen mar. 7ds IrppTn 3er>
forte Die 8rebs} Ellen unb perurId6.t.
odB Die 7jft,atu SubTtlWen oom
8lut a5ior5iri. r'p. ouy6 oasielbe
aus oem Sritem 5eie,,jlt nur0tn. 0E
8edr0's 9eriudl an BEN Mduisu torns
ten ais puyhaus erfol3yeia 5e5eiHue.
perbeR.
9n San antonio BAT f6. pit eas
oortiss 1erls Banner 6eriftg N.
8ihoro u. 86.b NIT rem 9earoTtea
Errerim1nttU aeidaft5. uuo ote Gr.
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seN0tt tat laHtu. ME er oecHteyte.
oayoaf ib sBen. ccB nan am sem
r-n IT, Ws-~N Ee.v4.rs~ m4 m
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Der SOnntassbOts.

Gtideint itben Sonntag. Bros be- eihs
aelaen glunmer B guats. Sabr.t9 p~ortoltel
tobHe 4iamiel uHb . 0 IT'D hut bet
y otousbt3Gb elnes DoH
len abtganges Sl0O.
r- get ou,u goblpngsn i'm Jtnds
fanos Bro 32.oO pU ja5r bssesnst
Die 9eiiuug fam ritt abbtfeQt Dcrs
ben, bis bas aaule ub'aigii0n5gtio be-
sabli III. gSenn SemaHo 0os Glait 3urHds
i6jdt, c6ue isjun NeybuoIld.elen uahs
eeiommcn gu isH, 70 oerls!bs iiy ore
2aur Der isyUetm 8gien6ung be- Siatits
5ur uolteu 8gab.uUa osrpf Glet.
2bcuueu,tH. welae ibren lsobucrt Dtas
ieIn. huo 9ebs.u, lei Nrgobe oe3 Nsl1n
No5noytes AUD Den Jiamm oer 801oince
aHsugcbsu. aui gfI6ey fe be 5etuH8
bi5btr eybaleu babtH.
4robe BummNU perom aui 8srlaH8ea
frsi jlssitift.
G%el0sintaouugu icuttu Reis mtip,ber
Der 9auiDsAitt, gerpyeB Crore", olioneD
Crbre" ooer rtgilrrteH 0rei qemaAt Deys
ben. SIR @eibieH6uuaga tn 8aar uH0 IN
aepobuli6m uHleaiitrjgica 8rieicu inn
mir Mot puamWortlta, usnH oieisIbsn
berlolm 8tbm.
Bhlbuuaen ibsr irasHb DeIbt unrestb
mdBisfeitsa bsim A5Iieiern oes Slaites
bur6 bic Got obsr I%oniiige BeiaDeybeu,
iouisn oirsq an bic Expedition aeriatst
iDtroeu.
grtefs. 8titeauusen uuo @sloieubuHssR
iiHo gu rihteu an
Der SOnnidgsbSls
90 Mason St.-Milwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Gn9liihe unO amertcantiAe
4tbeiterpetb6ltntRe.

Der n8lii6e SdriHfcrsr Bart
8eunerD cat in oer .Gli,p Nail" eis
nen 2tTtytel peroHmilitt, in 0em Ct
bic Gage oes engii den Aybelters NIT
berimi9en bss amfriclHii6en 4r6eis
ters Derglei6t. Gr iommt 80 BEN 81
ge6uib, olB Hi6t dles Sold 1T. pas
glda3t, odB bic ols.9sribmte, CLAN
senos' Gage ber americdniidcn Ar5eis
ter isinesmsgs 10 gut 1T, ME lie Oisls
fad oar8eitegt wlr0.
8enneoD mar itiber ielber Qrbeiter
uub IN aIs FOLDER in oeioeH Qdnoern
t6dtig gelpsieH. Gr lit gera6e BON
elmer ISngersn Rsiie aus ben Der.
Staoteu beimgete6rt. no CT bic Gage
ber 4rbettsr n06mals griiuolid Iuoirt
Dat. 10 tommt ,r otnu 90 Gem
S6lufe, Bah es euoli6 an Der 3eit lei,
init otr alten b15el duburdumen, baB
Der americanti6e Qrbeittr beHer ges
fteai let, ais bsr enllii6e.
gu Ldnge iagt er, bahe Qmertta pors
geipie8elt. odb e ods if6uhe uno 5eIte
Gdno fir ben Qrbettsmlnn iei. s5ebt
TONNE bic Uabr6eit enolib an BEN
gag; bic Grtldtuugen oss Secretdrs
Sham uEb Der G6ininoeI oes qrobl.
bdnies Cannon peroeu %3e5ubreuo ieits
geHogsIt psrbeH.
8snne6p jie6t fot9suot 9ergIeids:
Sn England erbiit Elm i'm Stats
DieHit angefeltsr Qlr6eiier, BEL se6n.
~itiinoiger Qrbeits5eit, einen ourh.
i4nittliaeu 3agelobR non $1.03. in
@merita Don $1.68. 3snneop be6aup.
tst NIT @s6t, odB man in Gnl,dno
NIT $1.03 "A Sbjliugs) d5er etbe6lt6
p%etterlommt are in @merica NIT
$168, Su amsrioa iiHo Wietbe uno
8leiouBg erbebli6 t6eurer, tbenio
aud tbsiIpeiis BE Ra6runQ8mitt,l.
Sin @Ias Bier J. 3. tohet in Qmsrica
Vents, IN @ugIluO mr. A.
Tdbei Bat oer americ1niiht Nrbei.
ter in Der gleibm 2lybeit8leit unqes
fdbr oOs DobpeItt orn tenn All leiIten,
mas DoH Dem en1liIdan 4r5eiter per
ldu0t niro. DiP Su~unt.ar6eiter tn
@rootIpn srbdlien 90 Gents pro
Gtunoe posr 50 fir cine 8c6niGrbioe
GrbettsYit. Der 5dgelo6n ben ar6ets
ler. BE In osn in Qouoou i'm @au Be
F%riifentn tunnels bcididftgt rsroeu.
betralt $3.50. Dabtt nerotn bic
ameriedniidsu Qt5titey pon ibren @rs
5eit5ftern ME Sttioen be6lnoe,t.
Rod por lurlem tra6te bic .Ddin
MaiI", o1s Crlan G6am6trIain's.
LANCE Qmytitel, In otntn e3 biz Q0bns
Der ameritonji den uub Otr enlliihsu
ar5eiier NIT eiu1BOsy DeyRlib uno oa.
raus zen G6luB lp3, 0aB bic @mtrjcds
1er. bic zen Stablou eliten. melt.
befey 5cjiegt isieH, Glmols ptraaE
oaS Blot aber so idaen, oaB has Qe.
ben in glnerit1 stpa nm oas Doppelte
tbeuver NJ ais IN 5H1la7o 3amals
poBie "a tben oen friiterlu 9latt Ser
8eEfgeiormer uidt in ieirtp prossc
tiouiHiifsH 9ram oia 0l6r6st hi
lllen. Deuit pjro austuiteinIih
lpieesI nab Der duoertn 5.;e bin
Hbertyiebtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Die r~cItaiSie cage 10 8ranfs
retdl.

Die n2tugsh. Qof5ejtung" IdBt iid
aus @aris Ihrei5en:
Die 3eriplitteran8 in oen 8eilen Der
8iocdr0s pe9en Der 9dltuu8 Der RE-
gterung I'm Safe oer yti5t5ilpung Don
9uItusseiea i6aiteu ee6t INNER ~tieier.
UlaH muB ii6 d5sr po5I Dor Der I'm
l6duaHl bitten, ais ob bic uHsiHs ge-
poromen 9tod6riicer Tb irsuu0liA
unD pob,ppleRo oer Stride 8~e5sRiber
3ei5teH. 8eibt @ruppeu fnb gvimmigs
9egntr Der STRIDE, nar 0erliBt Die etne
iiber tbyem @rtmm ale ue5ttle9uHq,
p06ren0 Die 1noere ihl0u 8tnug 1T,
midlt 10 melt 81 lebcu, neil Is i5r i60s
BEN tonRte. Gombes uuo 9lsmeuceau
ite5eu einaaoer se3eni6sr. D. 8. i1ye
4uban8cr fiuoen flo in alien 9lod
%fractioneu.
@iRer Der 4~rdtbenhhtn Girhen6lFer.
Der gang Gombit 3u ieiH Itsint, III cer
Sotioijt Aldro. @r grejit in Der
.6umauits" bic Regttruug iadyitsu8
lpelen ihyer Abijft an. Die 8ir6en aud
nab oem II. December 1906 0anu Of
len 3u llfen. penn bic 9ilouul Oer
Gulu4seiea bditen ui6t sriol9t 1T.
Der Winiiterpatb bat has nit oty Sin.
ihrdutln9 bei6loHen, bic Qyieitey,
pelte @otitSoisnIt ba,ten. beiirdieH III
laNen. las bipoert QtUaro ntht. aus.
3|urufsn: Plus Eoleran3 alio niro
man 0ds 8eieB oer!eBen. tuoem man
ZEN QyieIttrr and uoh ndhites ,Sl9r
9elt1iiei. rem 8ottssbieuit o0rin a6}us
bllien, ie,5it peun tie ii6 ouf tejue aes
itBmlBiqe 8tnoHeTihdit fiiBeu ION
neu. sin m|erfpdrbjles 8eitB oa8.
renn es bic U}iujter aus Sokranl
RAD &tlie5en oeyIeBeH olrfen! ltitts
Miro an oen&U Itusle6yGahen SelrDtrt
ucr1eH 0ae Gr3e6niB it alio i2.5tu.
els Ee Nrjtfey 1erueigsru biz Gul
us9saCnsRtIdi,eH. mtroeu d5er trob
rem 3qe 9'oy,beiie aeHitBen. BE an Die
&llsagl iolttr Standardization 0e=
talpft iUVo. nan njr0 i6ncn bic Sir
diem. BE &lyten0Utey upo bic Nv
u,un8 ots Gulus ii5tr.lFen. Mldn
at1tst dlio rem Q1pit Glss 3u. mas tr
icreestt Dl5 Sriheirtn Der Entrtlj
g. SET serult. mn ii, @taierupl 3u Be
himmfu. Tt oor o2n Qlpite }a 5tls;n
gao iam Gle @tuu3,5t0B 81 &c
TJHysu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
Mason St, Milwaukee, Wis

in Strdf6ataiIouen DdEreno 129 fretl
geiproden Dur0en. Ter 4}drllmeniss
psrtretsr Ouipto puroe 5u9eportirnns
uno 8erluit daer burgerIi9su @6ren.
rehte Derurtbejlt.
Der 8ert9eioigsr BORT Qrt6ur's, Sc
reraaieutenaHt St0fel bat Ieinsn @bs
l6ieo erbeten uuo erbdlteH. IS 5siBt
odB oem @3aren pieie Grleoigun5 oeI
urterIu9uug iiter bic Gapituiation
Der 5efun5 duBerft erpuui6t getnms
men iet. cdmit bic Sadie niht Dor Del
0effeniIi6teit Brett setrsten perOs.
Die &ablcn fir Das neue Qarlameni
ellen auf Ga0e 1ecem6er fefJsieBi
Iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

lutte an Menf1su!e5en borilsf6H 6a=
9en I4 slidGtsrp,ifs nitt beTatigt.
iHmsrhtH a5sr icntn oort uno in eer
lmssbung gsssH % MsEI6sn umse
iemmen ieiH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
$treiflicbtsr.

ScS'Sssc9sGSSessS oSSS9SSStsS
Gtdn iprtGt oft unisr bier auseu
gu buHoert Obrsn.
S6u4rigeI fysien ano ui6s User
8duGJy!mmeH tlageu - ner's ni6i
tann, Der IaHe bic Singer aus psr
8ptitit,
Die 5leiidprtlit Iteigsn pisoer. sc.
l9ie5t Den geaten ibpn gau5 rs9t -
Dayum modem lie partout u~nperootbe.
mes 5eiiG ba6snI
@iRer neueren 9erefnung 8uiolgt
riro Die Scnne in 20 Dlilionen Sab.
ren aui90reu. bic GrOeubspcbRsr 90
erpdrmen. Bis la6iH piro's cer Sob.
lentruit loon nod ausbalten.
Otne Gra6t t,Iegrap6irsn f0nnsu
mir ItoH IdHse, SEPT Sat elm Sc.
lebrter e%rfau0en, cine 9rdbt gu telea
F5oHiren. 9telsitt erftHset oo6 enb.
lib aud iemln0 bic 9unit. o9M
pDrdbt" 81 lebsn.
S5poGl bic Der. 5taaien in Gu6c
bic SerrI6aft fiibrsn, ps6t bod BIZ
cu6aHiihe 6lagse no6 i6sr BEN 9e5ief
ruRgs 9ebduoe. Gine fleine, barns
lcie Grinnerun9 an ibre u~na6tdugig.
felt Derosn Die gu6ansr aI5o bod nod
bebalten,
9olma ion u51ie mitieaos iein uns
lJh pdGreno ieiner QmtS3eit ni6t nut
utdts srdbTigi. ionosyn Dorbgr isiE
gdn3es @eym0geu Der SADIE Der 6reis
5eit Gu6l's ueopfert 6a6eu. Dies Isl3
ben bisheri3sn 9rGFeenten Ser .gert
cer 4ntilen" in eirem gdn3 Gn0srer
Gt4t bar. ais oeHsn 9elner ion sr.
IAsineH gu Iafen fid beniibftH
Sn oer QaHama gauaaone lit man
ME Gre8oucerneur ma3oon mitibeilt
iiber bic 9Ordr5tjtea nod niht hinaus.
seicmmen. Die Grlantirunl oer Ut.
setter mt eiHem tunnigen 9prmann
an oer SpiBe ioq bicl G6Dieriateiten
berejieU. @enR oie5 Hb 10 9sy5dlt,
70 piro 8roijeent Reoieaelt Sci ieinem
oprtisen 8eig3 noa tsinen .9ye6 fife,
gen. ieben.
0enn uncle sam ih Inn has Uobi
uno 4ete Ger g5jIipp;-.r uno 6er gu
t1ner 5etimmerB uno ne5en6si ned
ben 8ansmaconal 6ausr muB, 6anR
o1rf man Ff taum oari6er runbern.
Denn i'm e5eneH 6aus5slt nias 3raoe
anes 30" 1T.
Md RsgFen ml5i ofknbar in Ser
GtotliiatjQr rieias 6ortihritts. qarl.
lid fatte e enc My:niferlriTs unS
itBt ipritt nan pon siuem ayobsn
'5trsis.
4nortr Carnegie ieQ ttaHFttsr
eor ieirer 5ooe no8 TluFunaFini,-
4lA;oUtn Dollars ysur 9eTeruHl h,
S23s }t,Eey 1litmenitsn" gu berpsns
Ten. me t1rs Ta9ibe uns meloef so
cta pirt Inn sin CAPITAL in rer,sr
ois erei 156reH as Bon fsm f,8.
tersH gu+l8h nitt reid fs7eer AZ
polsH, 1T sr. ME g f5sint. asssfom.
1'eL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

second oa.. naaae rrvlego aprIed fo0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

Md 4sgTen ml5i ofer6ar in Ssr
Gtotiiiatton riei8e 6orti4ritte. gap.
lid bate e enc Ml:nifertriTs unS
1851 iprFtt uaa aoH siHem grpBen
,5trsis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

O5po6l bic Der, Staaisn in @u6c
bic SerrI6aft iibrsn, ps6t bod BIZ
cubaHiiGs Blagse ned i5sr BEN Re5ies
ruR9s z 9ebduoe. Gine feline, barns
lcie Srinntrung an ibre u~na6bGugig,
felt Derosn Die gu6ansr alIo bod nod
bebalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

0enn llncle sam Th Inn oas Uo6l
uno 4ete Der 45iIippi-:r uno eer Gu
.7nr 5etimmern uao H~F5sn6si. neh
ben B1n5macdndl 6ausE muB oann
o1rf NAN Hh taum olri6er %punoern.
psRn i'm e9aneH olus5aIt ui9t 5rdoe
ales 80" 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

Gtre Draft tsIegrap6iren f6nnsH
mir ifOu LANCE, 5ebt Sat Elm Sc.
Iebrier erfauoen, cine Draft gu tsies
FEoHtren. 9teleidt erftHoet oo9 eno.
lib aud iemlHo bic Runit. o9Ht
n8rdbt" AT leben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

@iEer neueren 9erefnung 3ufolg,
Die ScnRe in 20 Dliaionen Sab.
zen dui50reu. bic GrDeutsncbner 81
erpdrmen. Bis la6in piro's cer Sob.
lentruit loon nod ausbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

Die 6leiidprtliC Iteigen lpisoer. Sc
lqie5t Den geuten ibpn gau5 rt9t =
IDarum noQsn lie pdrtoat ~uHperooybe.
mes 6!eiiG td6en!
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07
Hiatt III Oln
III Nf frfls
By G. ELLIOT FLINT,
author of Power and Health Through Progress
ave Exercise"

|se OF all false conceptions of the most vicious Nothing so
ans the nrmties OF does decreasing activity Only when
1--WE cease to be active do we become truly Old
After mdde-age imagine that they slowly losing
strength they physical work and they less thereby
greatly acceatng their decline For the ultimate effect OF reducing
our amount food is diminish appetite and this hlnders repair
and the less ourselves the less inclined to
Son This chief reason become corpuent short
"nded and progressively helpless they grow older
Men and old have asked whether thought they
were too old begin regular OF exercise nave an
eed No When old begin exercise they develop almost
rapidly and surely they would they young men,
e muscles first become and the unaccstomed work causes
eatessnes them their bodily strength increases and
~ wind improves have known that SO were weak and In
poor health WITHIN year through the kind and
S'noun OF exercise, athletic and robust
Nothing holds off old age like activity And activity does more
an thst nhbs fatigue Boys playing baseball or at any
ug do And when the mind actively engaged
y 'oI a long time experiences no fatigue
It's old that renders incapable the Incidence that
whereby the functions weakened and the
asintesraed
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07
Here's jest the Right
Bowel Laxative
Gentle. Sure-Pleasant to Take-A
Tried and True, Genuine,
Natures Remedy.

n VIM 40 mo- have free easy and regular
movements of Tie bowels you lack the prime an
nrst essential q FOOD health Inere -
harm done thai mere uncomfortablenen~ Slug.
aiah1eas and biliousA ness-retepH u OF fooo
wastes In the bwels pollut sfrltat es ano
poisons. You 4ako - 1irouiescIy. W..
tem-the bloodf-oN 00veneet tosto~
~ a fountain q purest life and I'M
tainted vitality Tne MS OF con'
stirstion .re not tYi1ing bue
with vitsiA AXE E signincsnc::
gentle. natural Non w aid Of LA.-ets!
a.o.S ,ha deiiN o organs 81
the stomach N0WAyoid oil the d. lag.
icinesi Your safetyNV3Nand your hesNn -
always secursd-ifyoStahs taa 4 so,- 1 Tnc
ily physician. IAx-ets are put up In mas meoeA
case In handy tablet forn-cne tablet taken %
fore meals or on retiring always brings retlees
pleasing to take-the most potent yet gentle .
all reInedes-a genuine help OF Natues-S
bowel laxative which cures cor stipation Rec
commended and :or Sue BY
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

man, work more with your head an less with
your hands Go 10 the library and get some text
book ON your own occupation. There is for
tune waiting for YOU. Stop thinking about what
Eour father is going to leave you. Forget Solo
mons advice TO nephews: Go to thy aunt, YOU
sluggard| and fall back on yourself. Consider
what opportunities you have lost through indo-
lence and drifting and sloth and ease The time
has come to awake and rise from the dead to
new life Of purpose, sei-reIiance and success!
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

Success represents
a rule in three; Multiply
ones talent by ones OPP
portunity and divide by
circumstances and linn
itations and you have
the career. Unfortun-
ately, the divisor called
circumstances is often
made too large. Strict
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

hat makes most
persons old IS the idea
that they are old. A
man is as old as he
feels because as he
acts he is.
The belief that our
activities should de
crease as our years in
crease beyond middle
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

Hedns step Forward 10
Mich bound to prevail when electricity becomes common COM
modify
Thirty years ago there pound of eecoytc conner
e America Copper suphide had shipped to England
Germany for reduction and refining This year of 1906 will see
bout 8ooooooo pounds OF eectroc copper produced America
its will be about SI5ooooooo Add lake copper to this
nd will be that America producing copper rate
koooooo year Europe has have half this "copper"
whether cents pound 1t
Enstra coal Within wears America will be
ooooo worth OF copper yearly Europe and the United
will be consuming at the OF $2oooooo copper
self That is how the captains Of industry great scientific
authorities Of Europe calculate the coming demands for copper
the Of BRASS and bron1 ami e5ppca aa1 america the only
country far that supply the marvelousy demands
Nor metal 1t would be great misfortune for the
copper beyond 20 pound Were do would
check consumption and the worlds progress But unless great
w copper deposits discovered and made producers
have copper famine within the three years
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07
SUFFICE hy tlrr
Rulr nj Tl1rrr
By DIR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.

speaking everything depends upon the Every day hear
youth exeam If only had chance Give me his place
expressions indicating overemphass OF opportunity
has OF sefreance The simple fact IS that
Io the greatest mills thousand miles from the cotton
Fields OF the greatest steel plants thousand miles from
|e mnes gold meed distances remote
iron the quartz and that South African diamonds are polished III
Amsterdam and African silk in New Jersey looms
The difficult the task lie development and growth
There mastering There Is tool in the world that cannot
be made good There business to-day that not
full saved The method YOU using to-day
r.ldy outgown and why you ind better one Young
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-09-07

OPPER is more important to the individual citizen Of
America than most any other metal that mined at pres
ent.
In copper lies the making and solving Of economic
questions and the probability of the identification Of be
steam railroads of the entire world the changing from
all the old methods of cooking the one of electricity
Every individual in America is concerned in the de-
velopmen OF the copper industry whether they know it
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
TREATS SULLIVAN s
ATTACK LIGHTLY.
Bryan Declines to Discuss
the Letter Forwarded by
the Illinois Committeeman
PROMISES AN ANSWER

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. s.-W. j. Bryan
declined to say much about Sullivan's s
attack this morning.
1T is only to be expected from such
people" he declared. Anything he
says or may say is of no significance
to me-.
What do you think of sullivan's
challenger"
Il read it, but don't care to discuss
that phase of his statement just now
and especially not in an interview. In
due time will make a statement"
Bryan said 1t was true he had not
written personally to Sullivan asking
his resignation. He wrote to Judge
Thompson, asking him to show the
letter to Sullivan. He added Il did
not assert that I had written a person
al letter to Sullivan"
Asked If he had the signed request
of majority of the Illinois delegates
to the st. Louis convention asking for
reputation of Sullivan, Bryan again
said he would speak at a later time
JACKSONVILLE. I'LL, Sept S,-Judge
owen P. Thompson and Millard Fillmore
Dunlap today issued statements deny
ing the charges made against them in
National Committeeman Sullivan's re-
joinder to w. ]. Bryan's recent speech
at Chicago. In addition Thompson and
Dunlap accuse Sullivan of various polit-
ical crimes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
TOM HON PRESENTS
NOVEL DEFENSE.
Jumps Bail While Waiting
Appeal; Gets Papers and
Then Pleads Immunity

Infinite in his variety of defenses is
the attorney for the Chinese coolie
seeking to establish HIS right to enter
or remain In this country. The latest
phase of this variety was exhibited yes
terday in the United States District
Court in the case of Tom Hon, on the
ways for deportation
Sixteen years ago Tom was held for
deportation to China, but was admitted
to bail pending the appeal on habeas
corpus. The appeal failed and Tom dis
| appeared, leaving his bondsmen either
reimbursed or sorrow-stricken- Two
weeks ago Tom walked into the clerk s
office of the United States District
Court and asked TO see the papers in
the case. When Deputy Clerk Fouga
got the papers he saw on them the re-
turn of the United States Marshal to
the effect that Tom had escaped. The
photograph of Tom attached to the pa
pers was that of the guileless-looking
applicant. FOuga asked him whether
or not that was his likeness and he re-
/ piled that it was, whereupon a deputy
marshal was sent for and Tom was
placed under arrest as an escape.
From the open manner in which the
Mongolian showed himself to the au-
thorities 1t was believed at first that
Tom wanted a passage back to China
at the expense of Uncle Sam, but the
fact that he has since employed two
| lawyers to fight the case disposes of
this theory. They appeared yesterday
before United States District Judge
Edward Whitson and told the following
story:
At the time of his arrest in 1890 Tom
was priest and has since become a
merchant He gave at that time $3.50
to Loui Mong, a Chinese interpreter
for the purpose of getting bondsmen
and procuring counsel to defend him.
Some time after Tom had been released
on bail Loui informed him that his case
had been settled and that he was free
| to remain here Tom then obtained a
certificate of registration under the
Geary act in 1892. Now his lawyers
raise the point that his registration an
| nulled all former proceedings and that
he is entitled to remain here.
Judge Whitson took the point under
/ a adviSement
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
FATHER WERNz TO
LEAD JESU|TS.
Is Elected General Of the
Society in Succession to
the Late Father Martin

ROME, Sept s. Francis Xavier
Wernz, a German. was today elected
general of the society by the Congre-
cation of the Company of Jesus in
succession to the late Farther Martin,
who died last May.
Following the election a messenger
was Immediately dispatched to the Vat
lean to inform the Pope of the choice.
which, to become effective, requires
the papal sanction.
Although the strictest secrecy is OBJ
served, it is learned that two ballots
were taken before the final choice was
made. The announcement that a new
general of the order has been chosen
was communicated to the outer world
by the ringing Of bell which was the
signal that the meeting was at an end.
Formal announcement of the election
was then made to the rector of the col
lege and Father Alfred Maertens, pro-
curator general of the Jesuits, went to
the Vatican to inform Pope Plus Of the
company's choice. The pontin expressed
great satisfaction over the selection of
Father Wernz.
Father Francis Xavier Wernz was
born at RothwelI, Wurtembourg. on
December 2, 1912, and at the age of
Is years entered the society of which
today he was chosen head. After a
long course of preparatory work he
took up the study of canon law at Dit
tan Hall and in 1888 received an ap-
pointment as professor In the Grego-
rian University. He also has been rec
tor of the university since 1894. In
1897 Father Wernz began the publica-
tion of series of books dealing with
the most profound questions of canon
law. Four volumes of this WORK al
ready have been published He is a
consulting member of the congregation
ecclesiastic, extraordinary affairs and
index council