davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

aus Dem 9urs sttrisben. Gmer s.r
2ndrtiermeAter nuT9s Dom uberen
ED a6er SorO sepa an0 ertraHh
Santiago. 10. Sept.
Die erife fsinoiide 6an0lungsutde
nurse gaterH 4ammjttaa gon Sen @s
teaen in GhsGa6a besanaea. so be-
rittsae W2dnnsr untsr aapitdR giceHts
Gotta uHo geutnaHt a~ranciscD Sui
mun oraHgsn in oie Sta0t Nirme8a,
20 JleiIen 0itli9 bon bier, Elm, no Sic
SurdgudsGiieHminm fin0. sic t6erz
reielsa aem SupsrintgHaeatea oep1is
men W5itt1der nShriftfud, 0as an
se6li4 Die UHteridrift aes Generals
9%iere5uelo trua. un0 foreertsn Sic
Ae5erIanlH5 BON 3Dei &iIten Ipnumit
uno 3irei 8atterieH gum SpreHqeH.
Ser SupsriHteu0eH. -uesneiqate ois
ue6erga6e 0es 8erldngien. SnfolIe
eaneH Hd6men bic SHiurqentsa bic
grploiibf0ffe uuo ole 8dtterien. eineu
9laaieia uHo aH0ere SiRge nit Ies
IDdtt uno 9dten AuTrlHG. Se pers
ipra9en. Die @ernaltung mot ueiter
81 6eld tisea. MEM sic giien6abn ser
@ieienf6aft nid5i gum transport bon
&esieruHgstruppeH benubt per0en
fpir0e.
Der 9oubsrneur Dr0nete 6eute an,
01B alegrpIoIiDaofie duF nsr gulpers
INTEL uHisrgsbra6t nerDen Ioaten, pon
no osr tdgIi6e 8e0arf ausgsIieferi
perosn I'D.
Sin f1Dnes nsaes Ge5duoe, @igeHz
tbum 0es ameritanid an 8ie63ihters
6reOriG 9feiFfer, i'm 9iFritt qalma
Sorino, pur0e geitem nie0erde0rdnHt,
ME man dnrimmt. ourb Quitdn6tiGe-
6ier fat man 8sfpeiie, odB mebrere
8aEom 8ebslteH in perifieoenen5hei
len Der Bropin5 bereit iin0, Sperafjoz
Hen gu beginner, fobalo Fte bic Srore
erFalten. Die nG6iic gdnae lit IS
9}eilea ben bier. Mfdn qlaubt. oaB tie
aus $50 cut dusgerHFeten Wldunera
beIte6t. Sic miro ben Judn 2opeJ
t~omman0irt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
6Gnati.


%nielst Nss Strau&us oss Tam
pitrs .Mapfuria" 0on Der ilp1Riiftr
B9a0arpissIiai ano Ots Transport
0anpFsr8 .S5sriodn" auf i5rsr 5a5rt
nah S:m Csitgs una 0es Rst oiralf
iol1ieam @~uifl9yens Ser rqlou5oGa"
1uf e.n 5iti bel 4liouap S5fan0 all
In rea;1er lls -'aeI 0io7lt. pig0
Gina arc7e Qr95ufaa3 Dbl 9lfal.tr5r
serari5a6t ua9 cine -an1,ua.sroye1an4
er DeF 5rin9t 9roBs uu5equsm-
lihtsit. 8itls 2sat. Die In pih;i8aa
gsihGite1 reiiea. mi6ea bier 5lei3sn.
EIaiaa ron i6heR 5e1giit 8tee mit
osr n9lon1oli1@ 81 t.iIeH. an0ere nit
Ser .8rEf0yo@. gstterg cate. ME sis
6eutelo4nitta9 2 lJhr bsitimmt, 5sa.e
4s.nO RON San FCasciseo o5Tahtd.
.als oer Gsfehl s%iH3cai Han 0}iOnag
s.aa9 3a a5ren. Dir 5abrt 0a5ia
lit sen Sn;ffsoifi3ieren isar uuaE3e=
7ean, 0l Die Qotali.at p2lla scr
Riffs uno Stromi6Bdsn ie5r 7sfd6rs
Ira If. Der Shlepp01npier .5roz
qaois otr 5yoBte IND trdftiJte
Shlep3ts In 6ouoIuln. rtro pahrz
ttrlj& mor1sE rad Mliopa9 c5s
fn5r.a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

- eceoition. Id. 80.

5cu 5c50itIan, 10. SepIl
Cie iran3oiihen mlo ipaHliacl
Telclatca. Die bier SiBlnqen d6afal
ten Qeocutm in oieier @ote eiucn
Gauoel5oeytrd9 5uiihen i6reu REQ.
dhulih %oemicniaeu. ser
tlr5lidl 8uii6cu Spanicn uHo DER
@crciuiltaB StaatcH obgei6loNct
lu0r0ea iit, dtsitidlichcu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

brian oufgerdumt uHo ENC nirt.
geI4dftsmdBige 8eroaltuHg 0u SD
neutrality-suspicious. eingffibrt MIRO.
Dies erbsat baruus, 6ab Der UloHar4
ai4t bis III ieiner 8idlebr mad Der
lin narten nil, I'm oen 8ortrlg 0e5
ueuen DIRECTORS 0ernburg iber bic in
oer &oloHialabtHiluna o5~iDa.itn0ea
3uitdn0e un0 Die erIorOerli4en aleIorz
men eHtgeaen5unsbmen.
Der Uion6r1 Gll 6erra De-n6urg
CUR Muojen8 mad 9rsslau 6eio9len
un0 5ieier III 5ereits 6ortbiR a0gere
Wa9rsn0 her tpeuissn Sage, 0ie Iei
6fm 4Rfritt 'iejue3 4mtes Derfl0l ea
mo, bat 0e meme Director eias i9i4
cnerqi16e 56dtiafej! eut1idelt, 0aB er
ifb. ipenigiieus in sgoBan 3Igeu, be-
rsits Elm flares 8Io BON 0sfen grioC
0erniTen qsnGdlt ba6su 6irfts. Gr
piro iomit n Der cage ieia, in 8res
Tau nit BEN 8uifer oas @eformpro=
aramm, ron 6efen DurAfi6ruHg 6eil
fit sic 3olouien er9offt Mrs. fetfels
len 90 t6Hneu.
Berlin. IL. Spt.
Sn a6n 6a6eu f6 sic Strsiti3tejs
ten slpifheH ben 9auuuternebmeru
un0 sen 4r6titsru 6er8du9sperte 0srs
artig g~ugefpiBt. ooB Eei0t partssin
3um duBsriisH Gampfmitld 3u i6reis
ten enti6loiea iiao. Des 3dben Wi=
0srItan6ss oer 4r6siisr mios ba5en
bic %llnierne6met angstauoist. oaB ON
D}tttpoh cine 4u8iperran9 idHmtlis
der in Sen 8augarsrten t6diiqeH
UiGHni6aftsa erfolqen UirOs. fans
6is 0abin Or 3nit ui6t 6eigelest ieiu
ionte.
9ysslau. IS. opt.
Die 8er6anolunqen oe5 5trdfpros
3eTss aegeu BE G6siluc5miy an oen
6hutiqen Grapa1en bonn 90. Qpril D..
6. oHlGBli6 0es 0roBtH Metguor6eiz
teritJeii5 bd6en 6eqouHeH. Die Str5iz
Ten IieBsn F9 SO itariea 8oniA.tsn
nit Nr 8oli3d 6inytiben MD in ben
fi6 eutiptHusnOsH &dmgien Daren %
Qg5hdn0i5e oly4 Ea5sl5ie5e uH0 10
ShuBieute our6 StreiierpaHen oers
DHu0et mor0cn.
gerIiu. g. Sept.
9uf SEN Won0Derifl0e Sci Gal3s
Dcott in Der prooiu3 So4in itir5te
ser generulltutnant con 8ern6droi,
9ommdRoeur ser z. Dioiiiou in Wags
osburg, bci elmer 8sitsrattade nit iejs
rem 9ieroe. G6e Oem GeItur3ten
6GlFe ge6ra6t peroea tonRte. muros
er BON Den berdnbrduIen@u 9abaaez
riem0feH a5erritten un0 i9psr oers
lebi.
8oIen. Is. Sept.
Die poli3si oer6Dt bic Q56altung
oes poluiihen 5ourHulitentdgeB. ga
re fiirbtete, baB er 3u Qtusi6reituns
cen uno 3u6et1rungea fibrm pur0e.
Der SournaIiiteniag fo1ts. pie man
bier aunimmt. Der gsrobpolHiiben
8etussung' @orihu6 ltiiisn.
Berlin, Is. sept.
Dem ba6ii6en 9roBb,rloglideu SUE
5eIpaare perOen in 8dgIsru6e fortgs=
iebt begeiferte 6~ulOiJungen 01rges
bro6f.
Qiit sen 9aOenfcrn iuetttiieru Sic
8abIreihen Fstmoen. pelbe oort sur
GbsiInobme an sen srobsu 5eitti9ieis
3uidmmen9tirout TuO. in Der BE-
lun0ung i6rsr @ers9ran5 fir oas
groBber3cltids 9oar.
Simmer nod treifeu in Der 8efoen3s
itaot 3a9yei6t Dsputdtionen Gin. Be
fou0erts Qufle9en erre1te cine pom
Sultan Der 1ittti lommenot 5on0ers
geionotT3dTt, NIT osTen6liaeldoiutans
ten 4omiral 6dan Gdmis Bofhd an
Der SpiBe. Ditier u6erGrahte Sic
9er3li6fteu GfidipuRl6e Oe5 ,9e6errs
ihcrs d1er @ldu5igea4 sum so. Sc.
burt5t19 0es @%roBhsriog5 Frieorih
uno Der 9olOentn 6oa}cit oe5 GroBs
ber3ogspdares. Sur 0tn ud6HenD ons
nertag, ben o1upt'e tta1. Sat aud 2tps
poi0, Ger &oail Der 9slljer. ieia @;ns
trefien dngemel0st.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
-.


1em iostea esr5ffeatL;htsa G.laB
SIS S4aa 3lfoi5e pir0 0cs perfihs
81ytan.tu 156 Q}it9la0sr 5lbleH, 1gn
oatH so SeteraR Euo Sc Die &ron,ns
sen oertr1tsn ielcu. Der @rlaB iriift
auRsro5U 8neroaurgea nm Gte Il9
len mo aeo 1hElet1ct @n 451eoraHs
ten pagllnertari &c uHoerIGf ,t
Dc y erua8 eytRi.re Die Gxrs5e
m1Ina SIR 9rinoung eiHsr 0eItiaen
851t in Es5s,oE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
Qon0on. %. Ssptems...

9er 0i3t bejtBts iH0itii6a Grpsg5>
qua sen Gu1t 3ort5srr G"iTensd5n.
ser 9onOou qtfcru @6tno osr1B aHt
gIeiIts s:gsHWitterHati lei @reat31h.
Der 3aq lofts bort anblltsn Der 2oz
i~omoti0iii3rer psrgaB aber ieine0 yoer.
Surg Had0sm Ser qua Sic Station
paiiirt bate, entgleiife er uBo iiiir5H
.ooH elmer Bride 6iHlb. Die 2otomo
tt0e unO me6reye @a3tu ibsrIHIa5sR
ih. Giniae Ser leBtersu 9erist9el in
Brand, 8tle 4aHl3ere lis3sH inter
sen 1riimmern. Bon }sbn o1runter
Ser0or3.3o5caan varea fini loot. Die
Qn}abl 0egrerlorea ss9aRaeaen 9lsns
inenle6en lit nob ui6t bsldnnt, man
6efir6tet a5er. 0aB Te sroB 1T. 8iels
Dur0en psrleBt.
Rad ben leBtan G16riAten ft9cu
0ie @l1ea in 6l1mmen uHo Die 6eaerz
us5r lit gu 6Il'e serufsn por0en.
Die 5o0ttu un0 0srebtea iln0 5is
jyBt nod ni6t ioeHtifi3irt por0sa
An 0,r Stslt, spo Der 3as entJleis
tie. 6eiinOet f4 cine augot un0 man
glau5t, saB Sic BREMEN ni3t stlc-
beiiet ba5eH. Der 3ag T6eint AMI elm
S~eitln5skiTs gelauf,n 81 iein un0 Eat
0as Ge!inoer Ser Bride. Sic 1oaNia=
ola 5srtort mar. 5rI6metttrl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

@renoble, 10. SEPT.

@ier fin0cn 6eitduoiq 3uiarme.,.
ltoBe 5luiiheu Gruppen ut0 5trei.
fern ltatt uno auf beioeu Seiteu Durs
ben 9le1rere Dermuu0ct. Gic Streit-
bereBlu8 Oe9Ht it'd ans. @ro6a Ser
itirftm8ea U5n SniaHterie mo $50
pallerie treficn etn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
enaIon0.


Ger Meteor 3ugiidenfaa lit 1T Den
0cutideu 3eituhgeu uRrihti8 GarJc-
ltellt mor0eu. Eie bieiigen Gtariue
bebor0eH erfldrel 0aB Der o4}elccr"
i'll ben 5oim 0anipite unO. oblt Inn
Die amtlide @enebmiaung nd1juius
den. AM 40utiroljtItsood onieate.
Gie 8c5or0eu uieigit 0es6alb Ben
Dampfer an. oie 4nle3eiege 81 PER-
oieicr 0nmpite a6er ubnc SCI.
tereS gum 6ofen binaus. Gin 0er-
artiges @erIonaeu mar an BEN aabi
tan oes S6iifes niht gaite1t motocu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

Se1suHo5uaH5g 8alaiaons IS,
21a9per }psitea 4ufse6os oer Sc
tCgseH pcroeu u ben Gilaicts S9lon
Ii IND 0iaadiig mc5il lsua1t unt
ale II serotfieu 5abeH 0eH 8sfeal ere
6aiIf1, herejt 5u hal.er Emo e TT
i6usa 9er5otsa DoroeH, ibye beima4sa
9iitrif!s 81 rsrionen-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
sonEfdmbIen. ID. Sci.

liner Sen 9aFdgiercn oes Damz
piers g&roHprin3 @iIeelm" reg Qor0
0euti6sn 2le90. hey 6cute mad 9lcD
9orf a6fu6r. befan0 iim Ser 0msrita=
niide &oti6after in Berlin GfdrI.
ma9le 1oner, 2. q. 5rlncis, 4rd
rent oer 2ouiIiara 2(n.duFsausitel
lung. uao Sol. 5obu QItor 1Dn Zen
gorf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

Gr lit nadJ 6OmbHro abgereif, IND
uirS bort bis 3HEt @oUember
btrblti6eH.
@i,S,r asfnnb.

Ct Rat ale 9Ir6eitsn wieSer i6cruom-
men, sic biS6cr Den Deridieocncn
Niiuiitern i6erwieien wareu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
Wten. II. Cert.

8e3iigIih ser Qusslei4sz8 sr6an6s
liussn berri4t in gut untsrridtefcn
8reiien ieby gerinse 3u0erF6t. 8ie
6ereits g~epflo3enea Gr0rtsrun9sn 6ds
Ben me6r Sdpieristeiten 3u Idge ses
f6r0ert. ais man dngsnommen batte.
Die Diterrtidii9e 3esierung 3silt
i9 SuytIu5 ~abgeneigt, uuglrns
Deitge6suoe 8orosrun9en 80 bepils
li9eu. Saiolge osien aft Oas Graeb=
nib ais 65fH 3peif.t5aft uuO Ser Sim
tritt elmer ueuen 8riIe Miro bereits
srnItli6 in Rs6nung se3c1sH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
Qaris. 19. SEPT.

GroEe 8etbereitunqen ueroeH fir
bic 8dilonueitiabrt aui arobe @nifer-
EuE9en gu eiHen interudtionalea 9s
dsr gety0ifea. bic an so. Ge2tsmber
DON 0;n 1aiaeyien ~dusgsbea miro.
SUM 3s-n 5tQniurreEten inns rorEtHs
ZEN. 6ya1g 9. 9abn un0 Santos
DumoRt mceSeH Qmrcisa yep5diegti-
ten. 4nf.ot @atlad aa fui2erI en-, uln
le.nea &alcn an erle tern. tli Car
.cs Gu1goEt itin &ufti1tiT mjt c!Htm
s,a,ar ago 8yoptlleg Dee Zen, igesai
er aa IL lcr5s ais m5Qts3 tt oer quit
E.llan mn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

- 1F 49, NNFF
oGeM.
Ct. gstersburg. il. Sept.
Die uafdrr5st CON Es1eH uno 81
ssHIbum in osH DfIegprDnin5ea fano
an Samiiag cine grsae gelsu1tuHa.
ais Der reihs oeuti1e 5abritant mo
6Ihret Ger 0eutimeH aoloHie in 9ied.
6err Bud, Don 4senteR Der reDoluz
tioudreu SrgrifattoH erMorDet par7
be. wsl1e 9eitrdge fir ibre 5ade ers
2rsnsn. Die 0eutiHe 9otfdaFt BAT
iHfolge 0itIer 8lattbai BEL Dem Bliais
teriam oes Muspdriigen iebr ernfe
@oritsauagen sr505eu uno 6eHeren
S4gB fir Die oeat @en uHisrtbaasn
in 3uBlan0 %berldngt.
Der erig SeIreiar Der oeati6en
gotlGaft Or. .. Miquel a5erreidte
benz Winilterium oen8eriht oes oeat
iben @onIuls in Riga. Ra9 oeHen
Oarfsauna nur0e Build in ieiner eis
genen 5abrit eri4lagsn. G6Do6l Sic
8sbolution dfs 0ur6 0en @enerai
Orion u~nteroridt besei6ast Miro,
oauern BAUD uno Wloro nit unbers
minbeter S66rfe an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
"a. 4ltersbura. d. -

ge5iiotts aris8ssai4i gsIeai nsrosn
iolsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

- &rl a}at Or pegiiof.gaa q
spu.3 ss-.t1asH IHh5 Jr1ttts tt15
AIS 3r.}ftt aier Ella e oeai
s6as1c a-r&d5ier big &ola,a< sol,as
cctr 6rcls 2 pa
H' 3 oes}e an Del b.
1l lth da5ssa u
ati Der azt 7tls0 5t1 i 9ey cr
BOZ &1 ey sosgc1 6Irtea tgtstdHs
5tn al.ae rrg 8rla,is ul r9r3ea
ssu .a3ug3 ab. uT ar Dem Dan
pst o7acJH3 @iteelm @1Na5e
rrn IN ~ III NJ nm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
u rgentinien.
9oa0oH, 10. SsBi.

2Lus 9uea9s Ngrss f8niult Sc tei.s
ardpbfde gle!0ans, Dab an sen 6ors
tissa Gods ein Far5t5lrlr 9raa0 nd
t5et uno OaB SIC S6iiis im 6afsa IN
@ef15r idue5eH.
Sos 3oaoof 0o4 if 5erit5r 1ct
Sda0eu miro auf me6reye 4liaio.
ncn @apicrooanrs gejdlaBt. t@iC
Q~uoieroouar 1T aleih 40 Gents nntc.
rifaaiidlea @elocs Gie 5diHia6r
1T geitAcrt.
@uenos 4nrss, 19. Sept.
Ga5 Fgisr TT iebt inter 8ontrcne
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

Cine brittle li5sr1le Qdrtsi. Sic fh
8|opdeustn'8 0sraotgdt5he 3eFormsr.
rCnnt. 6sDtrbt fth IN, Sic Wnertere
nuna ser 8s3ierGnl. 8ie @elieruu1
bat bi3 er sen Gontttution.uen0g mos
tcltsH gno Sen Ctto5y 1eu Sic art
lt4e 4Her,sBnua1 neridet. neil no
arre5ita III Sen 91rttifa.uttn re5ajs
lrta &eal.r haEtrhst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23

Der u. .. ct. 3t5." Easel; t5r
8trltRer SorteIpouoeat:
Das Wdlten ots nticR 6erru in
0er &o,oHjaJab.hsilun9 0es @uspGr
tiger @mtss begtnut iih bcrei:5 fibls
bar SIT MAIDEN uno pordgsF4t,id Cerz
ben oi, isjt lan9er Set non alien aHi
ridlt gen acknowledgements ais oyinf
GEM notape10i1 ert1un:en RsforneH
IN alertGr3eter 6yit 3ar Ebltiats
reyoeH, 2luaen'@eiulth njmntt Der
Gajies it,6it olS gr0Bts Snterthe oas
tau, SAB snolt5 nj! osn alien Saisus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
61oan1. 10. Se0tsm6er.

DIQaId, ID. StpEIIUtI.
De- BrdTOeut 8alma erflarte 6eaie
sem Getretdr Saft, oaB er .%eii9nirea
peroe meHn 4eupdhIen in &uba an
qeOronet mIroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-09-23
6onatpns. 19. 81.

9a6 beuts @sano in 6onqtou9 eiHs
dttrpifeEen gld5idteH lift oer ftart'
Rettuu9sodmpier .Brotector" 1ebeuerl
iuor0eu, nm iia an osnRettun1sarbsia
ten in Ger Rad uri6ait ron 9on3iona
III hetheiliagn..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
sus5ckipTl0N NlTf. oas ys.. $s.oS .S Six montha $z.se Shess meaths. t25 7 One month n
 osnvsssd ts aay psst sf Cltv.
SATURDAY, FEB +, 1906.

A German naval officer has just written book describing an imaginary war between the two countries, which has its origin in the firing upon the German Island of Samoa by English ships of war. because the German au. thorities refused to permit the landing of English sailors and marines to pro tect English sailors who had got into trouble in the island. England estab- fishes a blockade of the north German sea coast with fleet of twenty battle ships and corresponding number of cruisers and smaller craft. The Ger mans adopt Fabian policy, carefully avoiding open engagements and sue cessfuliy marrying the English fleet with torpedo boats. Finally, this sort of naval guerilla warfare compels the English to abandon the blockade with out being able to make an effective use Of their superior sea power. In the meantime the cruisers on both sides are playing havoc with the English and herman merchant marines. German cruisers lay hundreds of mines at the mouths of the Thames, Humber and the Firth of Forth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

With the life of telephone and tele- graph poles at its present limit, the SOO,0OO miles of existing lines, requir- ing 32 2,OOO, 900 poles, must be renewed approximately four times before trees suitable to take their place can grow. A pole lasts in service about twelve years, on the average, but is made from tree about 60 years old. In other words, to maintain a continuous supply five times as many trees must be growing i'm the forest as there are holes in use. The severity of this drain upon forest resources by the telephone and telegraph companies is obvious enough. Just as in the case of rail road ties, the question of pole supply has thrust itself into prominence. To lengthen the life of poles, and in this way to moderate demand and conserve future supplies, has become an i'm portant matter, affecting the public as well as private interests. Since 1902 the Forest Service has been making a thorough study of the preservative treatment of poles and of the value of the seasoning in relation to treatment
 Just how much thorough seasoning will add to the life of the poles can not be told until the actual tests are made in service. The poles upon which the tests are being made have been set in a line where their behavior can be compared with that of unseasoned poles, and will be closely watched. Upon large number of the seasoned poles a test was also made to show the value of various preseryative treatments, which is expected to throw additional light on the subject of durability. - ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
'Hxllab IN PASSING

No, that isn't the war cloud over Al sseiras. It's the smoke from taking flash Hght photos of the conference. - Memphis News Scimitar, tB2s l Hartford officers will be given a range where they may have targel practice with reyolvers, f and it is thought advisable that they also be given an instructor. They are to be taught how to handle pistols, which, after all, is as important az being able to shoot accurately. It would De wei! for Connecticut if she could get the re putation of having the largest number of crack-shot officials of any state in the union.-A Ansonia Sentinel.
 We now have two formal state ments, one giving the reason why the bituminous colliers ought not to strike. These are ex parte documents and at tract attention to the lack of any statement by the miners justifylng a strike. As the matter stands they simply demand what they want, with threats in case of refusal If they strike they will have need of the sup port of public opinion, and this Is not the way to secure ft.-New York Times. ,,-t
 Mir Roosevelt is reported as saying that we are building the Panama ca nal flor this generation" If hc nas any such notion, he is very far afield. A great public and universal work like this cannot be built for "thise gen. eration;" it cannot be limited to Q sin, gle generation. It is built for all time, for the whole world To skimp rle work, to do it in hasty and unsatis- factory manner, in order to do It cheaply and hurriedly, would be to de- base a noble enterprise to political trickery and to exhibit a niggardly parsfmony not in keeping with the dignity of great and opulent nation. -Colu1nbfa State. q @ @
 The transport Logan has brought an interAsting passenger, list from Manila "a company of 60 so-called desperate chaeacters, of whom the secret service agents in the Philippines desired to be rid. Some of them have served terms for murder, robbery or embez- element, it is said. and all have been set at liberty in San Francisco, after submitting to the innocuous process of having their photographs taken, It is easy to understand that Manila was anxious to have this precious gang of Caucasian malafactors deported, but what does San Francisco think of the invasion? Why should the California metropolis or any other American city be forced to entertain such motley gathering of miscreants? This is free trade witfGaR vengeance. Providence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
STRAW HATS SOLD IN WINTER. For Wear in Florida Where the Straw
 Hat Season Has Already Begun.


 We always carry good stock of straw hats in winter," said a New York natter, ''and the severer the win- ter the more straw hats we sell. The simple reason for this is that in such a season more people go south and it is to people going well south that we sell straw hats in winter to. ,I
 They are wearing straw hats IT. Florida now south of St Augustine. Your would find some straw hats worn in that city, but at Ormond, Palm Beach; and Miami and elsewhere throughout Florida, south of St Angus tine, straw hats are now commonly worn and are required for, comfort.
 "The straw hat stocks that we c.frry in winter here and at our agencies in Florida are not of hats left over from the stocks of the preceding season here, but advance supplies of new, fresh goods from stocks made up for the succeeding season. The straw hat season in this country really opens in Florida in winter, and the hats we are now selling for wear there are of the styles of 1906, such as will be, come familiar here later. when in due time. the straw hat season shall have opened in New York.
 We begin making straw hats for the next years trade on August 15,' said straw hat manufacturer, .'and this work goes on actively all through the fall and winter. When people here in New York are going around in heavy orercoats and furs we are sell ing straw hats for future delivery and the distribution of straw hats to more distant southern points begins in win ter, so that the jobbers and retailers at these points may have their stocks ready for the opening of the season.
 ''rhe straw hat season opens ill Florida. not only for the tourists, but for the dwellers in the state. about February 1. In New Orleans and Mo bile and along the Gulf. they begin to wear straw hats about April 1. and so with the advancing season straw hats begin to blossom further and further north. until we get the open ing of the straw hat season here in New York about the last of May"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17
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 ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 17. - A desperate struggle whsch has been rag ing in the government between the re- actionary and the progressive forces is approaching culmination end must end within | few days in the resiEna- tion either of Minister of the Interior Durnovo, who is leading the move msnt for thoroughgoing repression, or of Premier Witte and several other members of the cabinet.
 The question at issue is the with drawai q the extraosdinary powers conf1dsd h governor generals through out the empire, which in many cases, it is alleged, have been exercised for the repression not only of political dis ordsrs, but also of the political ac- tisity of the Liberal parties. a
 The discussion has reached such an acute and passionate stage in the cabi- net that no other issue than the fall of one faction or the other Is possible. The chances of victory incline to the side. of Count Witte, who insists that the governor generals must be deprived of their extreme powers within fort night in order to remove the restric- tions upon free electoral campaign.
 #Rumor is busy with other changes to follow the first break in the cabinet of Count Witte. The most persistent story is directed at the premier himself, who, according to general report, is credit ed with having bluntly informed Elm peror Nicholas that lie must choose be- tween him and Minister of the In ferior Durnoyo, who through his con trol of the police machinery of the em- pire has been pushing repression to the extreme and throwing all the ele- ments of society inte opposition to the government. t