davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Gin lrnkmal far 5uIan
9. anthony.

Der 4ame SuTan 3. @nF5onp miro
in ser 9tI6ibie un!sr 9snsH ite5sn.
0is fh gsopfert fabsn fir Die 609sr.
eniDtdtlIng Der WenIfFit. NGi
ausIdlieBli4xr 5iagebuH8 uno Isl5it-
dufopfernOer 8%e5eiiterung D.0mete %,
60 Sa6re i9res 9e5ens BEN 8emUGlgs
gta, Die Gage 0sr 6rdasn 81 Eben.
Gle ar6eiR.s Oaran. ibHeu i5re ultir-
iiten Re6te dls Ulliter uH0 I9re 81
gentGumsre8te dlg girger 81 iiterH.
fe Al 6eid5i3en, in 9erufe un0 9e-
rer6e ein3utreien, i5nen bic gfort2E
Der 5o5tren S6l.en un0 uai0erlil1tsn
~ 0ffueR aab Die 8ortbeils elmer ao9.s
zen 8ibOun9 81 g%egpdgreH. 1ieIe Be
mii5ungen 1p1ren DON 0roBsm Grfo!5'
Qetr0nt. 0enn au1 MD. QGe i5r ia
osm 8eitye5eu 3u~itiuvmen, 0en 5rlueE
Die potiiii1e @leid6erehtisaug NIT
oen Wdnneru 81 erDbsrn. muB DOB
3sOer {e anertsnnen uHo ebren ais Die
qrobe 5l5Jerin in Der 8epegung Die
Ies teBten 5al6an Sa5r6anOsrts Die
Gem iSrlutalebeH 10 Oist mshr 5rei3eit
uno U2olli6teitsH Scr @rIialul gss
bEaft 5lt. Die 6rduen Der 0elt
i6ulOen SaIaH q. 4ntbouD uno ibren
R.tdr6eitetn cine groBe 8lntesihll0.
Dixie 56ul0 mohteH mir 3lm8R;l
d6tra9en, beiBt Is in elmer QuforOes
ruRJ an sic @lei68smnten, in0sm
mir gu i9ren G5ren Elm ant3oups 6uus
erridtsn fiji bic nei6lihen StD0entsn
Ser unioerittdt 3ofeItsr. t5rsr 6sis
matbisabt. Mib QLnt5onp's tiei}s
uno tbottrdftigss Sntershs fit 0je
Gr0ffnun3 oieIer llrjoeriitdt fir
5rauen Bat 81 iuEs5en 8ejiebungen
3piifen tbr uu0 OeisH Stuoentinn:n
9siii6ct unO Ie9te Is bsion0ers Hl5e.
ais Deutm1l ibrer Qrbeit Elm iol6ss
6aas 5a errihtu. Inter Den %Sreuns
ben, aIf 0eren Bats Oieie 816l 5es
troffen pouoen, mar t6re S6Defer
USlrp. ibre ibri9eH SeItdmentsooqs
itrederinnen. GucD Qntbonp nu0 4nnd
5oplr0 SbaD, Die ser Wleinunq Tuo,
0aB tein 9eutmal UiB QntbouD's
Qebsus3red befer dusoriiden piir0e.
Wl1n I6iBt, DAB Elm 6eqeumss uHo
gut dus3eit1ttete5 9ebduOe fir To-
900 Dollars errt6tet fperoeu t0nnte.
lin oieie Summe Su bsI6lffsH, blt
iif cine SufIn 9. Qnt6ouDs9e0dnt
nibgeieuI6lft 8egriu0st; 5~ilistomi!es
per0sn in anoeuen StSoten organiIirt
perosn. WdbrtHO groBe Su6Itrips
tionen njltommeH ftno uno f6er
notapsHOi9 fein iDer0eu, boffen mir,
Dab Oisle 3duIeno Oant6duer 6rouen
un0 aud Mdnrer, Die nur tpenil
qs6en t0nnen, aud ben muni8 baden,
ii1 an Oieiem llnternebmen 3u betbeis
lisen. Wenn Sober, Der WeiB 4nthonb
pere5rte uuo tie6te. zines ser tleineu
Goapou6iiher it~berne6men pollte. Die
pom Der @eieai9lft borbereitet fn0,
uu0 Die tDenigeR SubItriptioRen Be-
iddiieH. Die oa bOrseie6sn fno, 70
bic Qufsabe. oie iest groB aus
iie9t. bs~frisoist erROigt tDer6su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

g}ie seigt iib 0as Rtno in ictlren
gluten mo b5ien GiQeui6aiten, III
ieineu fleiucu S@mdden un0 iAonen
anIagen 10 FLAIR, 10 riidbaItIDs frei
mie I'M Spiel! Mitt, ooB es ii@ ion't
beriteQte elm geiuuoes, unoerbil.
0eteS aino fennt me0er 9eberriGung
rod @eriteauua - aber es lit oph
filler, perihIoneuer. DeHn es iih be-
obadtet meib ODER in Der 8eiellGdft
Der GrrUa6ienen iiber Der Qr6eit
list. giner Wutter bietet iif 0es-
balb feline before, reihere 9elegea-
heit, ibr Sinh fennen gu lernen, ais
our6 Oas Spiel, mo tie ioute oieie
@ele9enheit Sic ibr Den ShliiiieI sur
fiiuitigen @ntDidlung in bic SdnO
giebt, ui6t o%eridumen. Sic lolte
0uimerfen, Oh oas 3iuo immer oa5
Spiel angeben Mil o0er iif aud 0en
@oridlaqen Ser @amera0en unter5u.
oroum peiB. Oh Is pbaHtaiHih ooer
niihtern. pertrdglid ooer 5dnfiidb
beideioeu ODER prableriib it, ID es
bel oorfommenOen StreitilteiteH
iel6it oie geri6buung iuft ODER o2s
@eihehene uohtrdgt rrHo nift oer.
qeiieu mag. llnmarfIih fam iie i'm
Spiel sen fleiueu Srotfopf le5reu.
IN onoere if SIT fiigen IND i6u 10
~bOrbereiten fir oas 2ebeu. 0aS ia
MIR Elm euiges glohge6en uno Giif.
i~ihtnehmen lit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
srau g. ". arupp.

SH Oer 9eI6itte Der SrtusnpsIt
1T pobl nod ME Ser san gu oer,ei6s
MN sepeitn. OaB cine 5pau i'm pris
0ltm 2e6en an Der Spite zines 10 aes
pllti5en llHtsrHe5msns Ttdn0, pis
6rlu =. u, Rrupp. 0sun audi Sic
Grgppifsn Merte IN cine Qttienles
Islitlft umsenau0elt norOen Tno, 10
fa0 lie oof i'm u~nget5ejlaen 8eIB pDn
SRI Bertha Rrlpp p~er6le6en. 0a
REF crit I'm tommenoen 6rit5id5y
/ 5rcBid5rig piro, pertrtt felt 1902
Jrlu =. u. &rllpp, sic @ittpe 0ss
leBea Ganorsnt0n.gs tbre Rsbts. IS
liz Iet5FOsritduolA oaB olmit cine
robs9srdutportl,ttei per6un0en it,.
Semi bic 9ruppiteu 0erte 3d6lsn
sBt $4,000 4r6titsr un0 Beanie. uno
nit ben 6yaueR uno aiuoern 200
/ 900 Deyts1n3ehbriqe.
Trlu 9rIpp. seb. WHarearet5s
5rctiu ooH Gnoe. lit am Is. Wdr,
1854 in 9gesIal le5orsB sic III
Ole dlteIte 1ohter 0es 8esieyun1sprds
iiNenea non Du1elooyi uno 1pdteren
Cbsrpri15Sentsn Der gyootus 6sTeus
]}aFlu. 4usuf 6reiaerrn ron Enot.
sic beir1tt.ts am ~. Ia1ul 1889
6rIorjh qsfreo arupp. DER 1887 III
rem Batter ais ge5iBsy Ser uel.se
yiilntsa 9srie nlh'oIta. Frlt
0yupp ~itentte iarem @1reu }rt.
EoSitr; 4HteiBettz 8,rt51 (as5. am
%. Mdr3 1886 dIi 0u5e0 ar9 }ts
lT0cl Barbara t5s5. am p. Ss9
;nter 1887 AMI 6IRO. pie 5eio.
tjy}l,h lore @tyIo5an5 3~sitier. 5s5.r.
Elm Der @r5 e9laJ oieiey 5es>cn 15A
.ty ul5m 5rlu Gyap2 en- 5tcoorr1.
3.uaea 4us9e.l. 3m u5,j5ea p1e Fs
tets 0ura Sic umfgu3-e&ea Rs5rI
mHtonspfIj .eu bel osn Sabre h.a
9eialeu tchty G1tt aus olsy 6sgrsn
gamer AMI &5Ga ess In 019gaa
1NcEuHea. Set 9sul Co0e tarts Sat
ten $50 ne rsr,re al}fl men III San
zen .are, &a3e l;>1 Tat unN Sic
,-0G1-t 11 VI cal51sr; tg.tr
9c3g NAsyl, tys ,tl5t cSrsts-i 91t
ielsl ms lis5c15rl-> . r. as
iid its.s 3ug &1ge su1t- NH
Sis..lye Ny @ah t-,li.s. rsrs III
iit aart llsaer,e us 3,1 g zen
.-Ea ur0 S5te7 ls,7 sg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

8arum. o.: .Sinst Oeine
G6neHtr2" - g.; nSn meinsr Ges
oenpart uiel" III. ,Uorum2" -
g.: .Beil ia immer forteeGs, io6al0
iie 81 iin9en beginner MIL"
-@m 1iasard. EDuriH: Sinh
mir NOD nnt in or RGbe oss NAL
ferfaas2- 5H6rer: ,5obulo sic
Damen nit oer unterbaltuRs al Gn0s
IiHo, t6nneH Sie oas8pauIen b1rsnl"
Die 6auptTa6s. 9aufmann
Gum Sobn, otr Ulaler utr0sn MIN:
mas idut Dir eia2 IS 0us d Sc
f6dft? gate ihon NAL g,66rt, Bag
4 Tlal:r gema4t fat an profiiabtsa
aontursl@
S8timmes 3ei5sn. gruoer.
-@as na1t On oeaa fir Elm srnfes
0eIidt2 Tas mub is iogen, NIX eias
cludlide gy1at am Eage t5cer Der
io5uRs iie5fGu ui9t aust = S.ue
itsr: .46. 4rt5ur. Id b15e eios- SIC
@sniB5s Dag ale neins Srsun6.7s
HsH mir ms;nen 9r5gti1cul e5nnsn -
oaB mug eiIer 9aiea 5o5sa!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Ooa felbaperfansli6. Grit uoaosn
e. euleuipieget cine Weile DerlaN N
BAT, ruTt I5m Ser Die srior0,rli9e SET
uaf. 81. siHs e5sn gang pom Tempo
bss Ge5ea0en as.
IS tommt ipeni9er olrluT an.
mas mir arbeiten, ion0srn 10 Z
mir arbsIten.
Clara SO 9uelia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
aIeiue @irt6ih aftsfnific.

Vleine @irthihaftsfuiifc iiuo I'M
',onoe. 0cr @oUs'rau mauteu Scr
Oru6 oein &ereltcu Ger Spsiien mn
of. oua 9ybeit lHo 3eit Su eri9arcu.
}Ur IeihtcreG Creutteruu3 ieien III
3,cditeheHotg1 e,iaC Aercytiac telug
1u.fic In oi953hetti@er Rt.bcaiol.
sc dcH6na,
Geefel ianeI Hh oaHe Slelih.
rcrluit ihS}su peir1 man Sen 39iel
cine Ul:sute IN go&sENs Bsfer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Ser &erbit brIugt uuS ais Aei''
fateiie utllc5 Sauertrolt - oas
0eutide Giien@. oon Dem ubiano
lm1t;
2lah unicr coles Souerfraut
S9tr ioatn'2 uihf pergeiien;
GIN Geutiher Alt'5 5uerlt 9ebGrt,
Eum tits Elm oeutiheS @iieH."
}am fodeu mir unier Saaertroft
III cRist 6llrgerlid)en Saule frellidl
u,bt nah 2i1.aitilo's 3e3ept mn
Gbawpaqucr IN Nlberner S~ai'erolt.
iafiore Serrcu ser Sh0piuug pile.
3cH Is ieoot Defenders 81 ldaeeH.
Ueim Is In @eeleinmg BON @ilo leI'
Ken EIfdaW MD Nrebien ditfrstf. l@e.
siliic Stt uns SIR Sili uno ote ton'
8legOeU 9,ctcte brin9en. CIR Wnf
Galmoelrec i'm l1tten Au1et4!ist
E.ul Scugrtralt Qeacben. ul0B Ser
,SIag5lo9 turt .omrgea. cet
taua1eeiu uHuG frcjlidl noh Oaa
.r1lncaw &rl1AuOe bemobrt 9ahcH.
0eEr ceto3.,y Glau3Ua8Hcr 1T fem
Ghomgeaaer msar-
0r1,slit1t ua,B 0oh ieoc fodtui.
Gia2 N1 ra. olB man S0lcrtf1Ht
g'caRatd Gaanpa8ner fo0t.
Hctt fltH tr' 9l;Cmduoer.
t,r.- III fot'ou UIr uie ne.
hu.,@ Ii, - 'er i9maiseu iu.
mn ucine. o9er @du'e.
H,i ID
nUa Fam. rt %e5hij5neyu 10
9 ,aut iu0 ael.cbtc
dg' 0ral. miro ia qc.
1saHi tple5odu oi3 hcl.
rtr assn IN SoeS h-j5e1
.aE-' &,igt itteru H.u.
20 i ue as7s5ea era-
EFT H5N ma Sc.a
s. - 81 ~t0 1sscbea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
3dr 6d6e uR0 6aas.
aaasnjcttcl

~ q: Gram riiitrpe nit alr.
toiiein mo S6infeubrube. ~ @e.
iHmc 6ierfHhen.
Gtennag: @riinfernuppe.
Deutidle 9eenteai5 init Sorottcn.
gentle.
ID ittwo6: 8iu0ileiihbriibe mil
gtuoeln. 8iHofgeiid NIT Col.
iauce Wn0 8rattortofelH.
Gouueritaa: @eiBe erbieniup.
DC NIT GriibmuritheH. aartof.
ieltl0Be INIT Bilnumenmusiauce.
Sreitog: @ebratene 5iihfoteletts
nit @lrfcH. ~ Aufluui Den 8ar.
meiautdie.
SOupabeno. 8~rothtppe.
aoblrlbeH nit ShmaiHefleiih.
SoHHtog: Somatoeiuppe.-@ Sri.
nc 8obnen ooer 28a6sbobnen
(eoent. aonierucn) init qeiiiQtgr
&llbsbrHit - SuBes ghibrei IN
giuideli6alen.
4epfeI m it Creme.
Man ifdlt 0ie QepfeI. idnet6et fe
IN Der 9litte Durd. entiernt 6as
Aernbaus, legt Die 4epfel IN @ein,
taudJt Tie oann In g2ebl uuo bdtt iie
tit beiBem Sdmul} ih5n golobraun.
GaHad rihtet man tie altf einer
5huiiel bergig an, giebt IN eineu
E0pf u 6ltart quite Sabne. 6 81.
Qelb. euDas gerie6ene Dtan0eln Elm
5tiId ouf 2imoHe ab%aeriebenen 3lt.
der. , 90ffel boil 0lehl, quirlt allies
3uiummeu mtf Der @lut6, bis es Did
miro, i6uttet es ilber Die Aepfel,
iteat sic SdiiiieI cine @eiIe IN bic
8adrobre un0 giebt Die @epfel mil
3uder beltreut marin sur Gafel.
Qrme 8itter.
3pie6ad miro crit in MliI6 bal6
gepei6t, ourauf in perquirltem
acknowledgment 81 gang ourb5ogen.
uno 5Dar BON bei0m Seiteu, mo
3uIebt in e%eriebenem 3uiebad ge,
ipdl3t. Sn flader &fame uno reid)-
lid gutemS dmeinei6mal3 bddt man
ole par'erten 3miebdde BON oben
n0 u,ueu id)on golobralm, mGl5t
iie oorauf in 3uder uno 3immt mo
rei6t lie 5uIest beiB init 8duiaen.
iauce.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
q bgebronnte 5emmeI.
fl0Be3u 8raten.

@au i6neioet oie Ginoe BON eini
gen Semmeln ab, meitt tie in @oiier
ODER 0Iil6 elm. oriidt iie IN elmer
Serpiette ans. iest lie nit einem gu-
ten Stiid Butter sum 5euer un0
rii6rt. bis ii6 Die g}oiie bonn Sopfe
losloit. Damn l0Bt man Die glaiie
erfa[teu. gtebt Gals uno I'D Ger
bin3u. itiht 2offeItloBe 0apon ab
unO foht lie In SoI8Uaier.
SaroeIIenbutter.
a gfunO gut geruai6eue, entgrd-
tete SoroeGen merOen fem getpiegt
oeSgIeiden cine Sauopou 8eteriilie
unO "a &flmo magrer eefo6ter
Sdinfen. Sies uues nermiint man
gut init Il Bruno m1geiaI5ener ODER
gepoi6ener Butter Wuo reidt Die
SARGE. allf Semmelideiben geltrihen,
gum 5riibitid o0er &~benObrot.
Suppengemae fir oen@in.
ter ST. trodnen. 4Qes. mas man fir
@%emiiieiuppen BADEN min. ihneiOet
man IN Stiide. 10 eroB, ME man he
sur frtihen Suppe ninnt, uno trod.
net tie IN moglihit beiBer Sonne, am
beiieu IN einem fla6en Gorton.
RahtS unO bel feu1tem @etter
nimmt man ie ms Saits, 81 unoerer
3eit aber iest man tie ben beiben
Concentration aus. sat man flei-
ne @emitiereite, Die in Ser Slide nift
.OerDanot muroen ooer Die I'M @arten
8lae MAIDEN muBten 10 fam mon
tie ieoer3eit idlueioen uno trodneu.
2Sn gleider 9lrt trodnet mani aud
Ole griuen Grbien (59oteu) uno
@redbobneu mo iebr 5u empfeb-
len lit es fir S6uittbobueu. 9as
@emilic miro otter gefebrt. oamit es
ron alien Seiten BON Der Sonne
our6itroblt miro. 9eteriilie, Seae.
riefruut. 3r0u (gobnenfraut. 9fef.
ferfrallt). Tbpmion II. 10. bIuoe
man IN @iin0el 5uiammeH. uno bdn'
ge es in Die Some. Miu man es
i'm @inter babrn. 10 paihe man es
in etpa5 @otronpaiier ab, oonn En-
bait e5 oie Stride mno natiirltde
6orbe mteOer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Die m%eoi3iHii9e 6atuitdt Der
untosriitdt Gaidr Bat Die Qer3tin Sri.
Or. Sophie %&dihinstoBa gum auBer=
orosntlifeR 9rofeHor ernaant uHb sur
2eituR5 oes 0ortisen SrdHtenbauies
fir RerDeRlsi0euoe berufeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

= Sn Betting ioa OenHd9H cine Ia
ges3eitung fir 6raueH ~bsrausgegeben
peroeu. 9as BAIT Fou forti6rittliz
den Sim bstun0eu. inOem e. 3. 3. ge=
Gen Die Site bes observation-disclosures agjs
tirt, ferEer beIeren llnterri6t fir
6rduen uno MdoHen anregt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
Cine sairou.p rIikatrBr.

Ger 3erbit briugt uuS ais Geli'
fateiie utllc5 Sauertrout - oas
0eutidle Giiet" BON Dem Qbiano
lngt:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Simmer nod iii Die 51meia ser
3ufluhtsort Der peibGaen Stuoenten.
Semen auoerodrts Die 60ridte ptrs
idloHen ble.5sn. eiRe 6uHte MeHgs
hu0iersnoer Trcuen, BE aus alsr
5srrn Qdr0erH 3Gi1mmea.1giea. trsfs
zen I'D II Den uEiperFtdten poa Bale!
up0 Sent 3urih uH0 9auianne.
Dismal cbey mar ote 3abt Der Fuoie.
rstotE SyaGer s1a3 beioRhers srob,
Sc Sta;.a't eg115 SAP an oen ie1s
'1reiSs,iid 51 u7;osrTtdtea in 0isTem
Gowmsr not .otri7sr cls 1918
Fr7usH rI.11'r.ll.irt fpurNeE. uHO
3uc. ass N 9sgE. 399 II 2auIeuas.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
@nilifht& @e8ept.

us Griae fitr 0a5 etruo nod uiat
IN 0em Eaiie MtsgeJo5reue Souer-
fyalt miro 03s nje obea porder,@,
tetc 4raut ieiUdei 6nitfcu. mi, nicl
0imuct 4Sieif>l Sal3 6cHt8.
@ldol0Cr uatcrmelNt in 5insiu
1teIutopi init gut oeiulirtem 9eil.
era btlciicu. biugeitelt yuGe0eft
}ul0 itlrf beihmcrt Nm iiberHaea.
Iteu Cd0e fcun as ihon ge6raudat
rcr5en Is HtgB ober ie5r iorgid!.ta
Genai5eu uer0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

+ GiHeu Wanoertlrs fir S9ubnaz
9erei i'm 6auie fir 0amen bat ioeben
6rdu 3-bereieShein0ler, gepriFte 9e6=
reriH Der DamenI9ubmd9erei. in
Wieu %er0ffnet. Der 2ebrpIan umfaBt
Den lluterri9t IN ser Selbtdnfertiz
gung DOn Heuen S6U9ea duer Dirt To-
pie aaer &eparaturarbeiten an dltem
Shuhfperi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28
AuerIet.

= 5H 3Rom 5at iib eia aomits Don
6rduen gs5itoet. Inn Der 2ebeHsgsidbrz
tin Oe5 latioHal5eloen, @nita Gari=
bal0l, Elm 3entmdI 81 erri4teH.
= = =
3ie Der 9rdiiosui in Der lebten
SiBun5 ser 6lnoeIstammer in Berlin
mittbeiIte, tit 6rduleiH Or. 8eru9dro
ais @olontdrin BEL Der &ammer be-
f9dftigt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Imperial Guard at Stations.
TRAGEDY IN INSANE ASYLUM.
Maniac Murdered Two Inmates and
Mortally Wounded Keeper.

terrible tragedy was perpetrated in the
Hillside Home at Scranton, Pa, yesterday
afternoon, when insane patient killed
two of the inmates and mortally wounded
one of the keepers. The murderer Is Ignatz
Krewzyp. a deaf and dumb Pole, who was
not regarded as dangerous. He was given
work in one of the wards with two women,
also insane patients. Mrs. Ann Golden. a
widow. f1fty-three years old. and Mis-
souri, Ann Van Valen. aged fifty-eight
years. The three were moving some cots un-
der the direction of Keeper Richard Davies,
who left the room momentarily.
Selling the opportunity afforded by the
keepers absence, the insane man ran into
the doctors office. and there picked up an
amputating knife. with a blade about ten
inches long. and ran upstairs to the upper
floor. Keeper Davies ran after Krewzyp.
and the latter turned upon him and buried
the knife in the keepers chest He then
continued up stairs and attacked the two
women He stabbed Mrs. Golden In the
chest. the knife piercing her body twice.
and then stabbed Mrs. Van valen once.
Floyd Beemer. the son OF the superintend-
ent, had followed the man. and after his
attack on the women knocked the knife
out of his hands. Both women died soon
afterward.
Mrs Golden lived in Elkdale, and has
been an inmate for nine years. Mrs. Van
Valen was a resident of Scranton, and had
been in the home for four years.
Krewzyp is -thirty-ive years OF age. and
was one OF the most powerful inmates of
the institution While not employed as a
trusty and given the freedom of the
grounds. he had been given work every
day In the anesdepartment. being re-
garded as thoroughly inoffensive and HARM
less.
The superintendent cannot explain why
he should have been subject to such vio-
lent and sudden passion. After the deed
was committed he jabbered in a vehement
manner. He Is now raving maniac. Davies
is NOT eYpecte6 IN live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
DEVELOPMENT OF MANcHURIA.
Japan May Nationalist Her Indus
tries in That Country.

According to advices received by the bu-
reau of manufactures, the Japanese gov
eminent has undertaken one OF the great t.
est experiments In the worlds history
which indicates a clear purpose to protect,
supervise develop and nationalize all Jap
anese Industries 1t is stated that the pro-
vision for the NATURALIZATION of the rail-
ways. was but A single step in the great
plan OF Industrial naturalization toward
which the country fast is approaching
The question of Manchurian development
has received careful attention and II now ID
proposed that a company shall be formed
by the government and private capitalists
jointly for working and developing the rail-
ways. mines and forests in Manchuria II
successful along the lines Japan is now
working 1t Is stated that the individuals
and corporations of America that are striv-
ing for the trade Of the orient will dis
cover that they are not competing for this
trade against individuals and corporal ions OF
Japan, but that they are in commercial con-
fict with the japanese nation itself.
Information received by the bureau OF
manufactures is to the effect that a great
guild OF cotton manufacturing companies of
Japan has been formed to capture the
Manchurfan trade. In connection with the
enterprise the government has decided to
make the loan through the Yokohama Specie
Bank. without limitations as to the amount
not only on cotton textiles, but on matches
cement. Deer, marine products. lumber and
other goods TO be exported to Manchuria
at the rate OF "A per cent per annum. In
case a single company has effected a large
yearly export. the government win refund
one-half per cent Of this interest. AS re-
CARDS frejghtage the government will carry
out negotiations with the Chinese Eastern
railway and the subsidized Japanese steam
ship lines.
The government will pursue a similar pol
icy with regard to Korea. where the DAT
ichi-Ginko First Bank Is to act as the
specie bank acts In Manchuria. The bureau
of manufactures has received reports from
Ambassador Wright of Toxic and from
other sources confirming this new move
ment in Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
THE ELKs' REUNION.
Philadelphia Won In Contest for Next
Convention


Philadelphia was chosen by the Grand
Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order
of Elks at Denver yesterday as the con-
vention city for next year. PHILADELPHIA
received 495 votes; Baltimore 265 st. Jo-
seph was withdrawn from the contest.
An effort was made to have constitu-
tionai convention called for this fall but
this was voted down. and the convention
decided to adopt new constitution at this
session. The body went into committee of
the whole. with ]. B. Fisher of jamestown.
N. Y. in the chair. The committee on re-
vision Of the constitution had the draft of
the new constitution ready and by the
time adjournment was taken for the day
twenty provisions were adopted
The grand lodge went on record emphat-
icaily against auxiliary bodies of any kind
and against an insurance feature in this
connection.
The afternoon session of the grand lodge
was devoted to revision OF the legislation
and bylaws One of the subjects consid-
cred was the Elks home. at Bedford CITY.
Va. The home has not come up to the en-
pectations OF the originators. and 1t is pur-
Urinary of some kind.
Last night there was exempiihcation
of the proposed new ritual
IL is estimated that there are now 1900
visitors In Denver. of whom 26 500 are Elks
and members of their families. The annual
grand Elks' parade Is scheduled to take
place today and 1t Is expected there will
be 1900 members in line, besides many
handsome floats.
feature of the celebration yesterday
was a isiassetS band parade There were
2sS musicians IN line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
Proposed Russian Exposition.

An International exposition of leather
pelts. feathers. down and their products is
to be held In st. Petersburg in November
of this year under the patronage of Grand
Duchess Eugene of Oldenourg The expo
sition, which is to continue for four months
is given by the committee for the advance
ment Of technical instruction of women III
Russia. copy of the general program
of the exposition, classification of exhibits
and application to be made by intending
exhibitors Is to be found at the Russian
consulate general in New York which rep
resents the exposition In the United States.
In forwarding the announcement of this
exposition to the State Department Baron
Rosen expresses the hope that the United
States may take part IN it unofficiaIiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-19
AFTER CERTAIN CORPORATIONS.
Ohio Official Began Campaign Against
Alleged Offenders.

In suit filed at Cincinnati yesterday in
the common pleas court Attorney General
Wade H. Willis began campaign in Gin
cinnati against number of foreign and
domestic corpora lions which have not COM
piled with the provisions of the willis and
Massie laws requiring them to furnish GER
tain information to the Secretary of State
and to pay the franchise taxes.
The suit filed was against the Interna-
tional Text Book Company OF Pennsylva-
MIA. the corporation doing business under
the name of the International Correspond
ence School. The state seeks to collect $13.-
900 from the company accumulated pen
alties for the alleged Failure of the COM
pany to comply with the law.
1t is charged that the company, although
doing business in Ohio. did not file with
the secretary OF state copy of its charter
or a statement of the value of its property
in the state. 1t is also charged that the
company failed to pay the annual tax re-
quired.