davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04


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9Citet an osu Sdltlin uHo oem
Damn Pes Ca;c 6.uhts %uHterbalb
Cincinnati Sic Iy9eit sinseisQt, peil
ijh ibEen 1~nefrrsiti9 lebnsnotys 9e
idditiluu5 5.ste. Cls 8,sisgerit;
pes Scuptn 2lcls eat oie &erurtbgl
luna 5olsocey S%,sfdnoter 81 ie 8 0lo.
rltm Qrlats55fs uuo $3.50 sch
itrdfe pe2en G~3-leBunJ res 4ntitrtit.
Ge pes teitlitst Die SADIE 3e1t leBt
ans E"ttrssrih. - Gas. u. Snen
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Qott 4rthur INT, ami Der GnteHh5o
ertruEteu. Qrsliter erItid.eu III
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

I'M cine iti4t ocr,auii,bt fat5. .3atuaa
eiu3atU1Te1. Hay tgIule uu9 muerlanIde
Ntauueg, lpeipe MT oey Sanobcoolt,ruH,
gut umsebei tamf. pryotR attlbt Saldg
oosT @ommniiou le nab uebsytntommsu.
2autrnoe SrelaH5tu ias oe rt.bHatu
Ssals. AHmsioangss neon Ausaue 0on
aeiertH5sH. rlhte uag an, ". y. 300
an Die 9olumbM.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Special 0lu5ei0cm.
0rtppf in p~erfnni,n.

Cine taniiUog QeagDtitstt @enaht5s
tr'ppe aus ySapisr mate. mt ihouem
auI ceHDanO 8~emIl.eu On|ttraruuO. mo
sa9,relhn uaiurdsttcltl 5i8lrei. Niles
oolitatotJ. III bitttl az psrfauien. ghoio
8vap9e tit8t m Del CHles Der .Golum0la
aai. Dan 'prtb. Do o5tt aortiue: G0l.
nmDId o1et. 30. ~ D{Ilgi 5lr. Niils
lpdaler, 2ni6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Earm III p~erfanfem.

80 alder 5arm nit @SbdHlihisiten, 1
Gtod Don Der StraBeHbdpn. %uHesiabr 4
WleiIsu poH Der StaoigreHe 1T uHter n
n%ebmbarsu B%soiugungsH ~ usrtauieu.
RaH dDre6irs. Wl 4. Columbia Gfics
" NaioH St WiImautes, isis. (44)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Butter, Gier lnb Safe.
Murrnfrr aIlnrn

&ttAtlN AtNf NtNSffs-
9atrr. aHiu6r 96.2ss. Wgurit feiia. -
a.. aieUi. eIirG. PIC. 5tliie. 23-24c; Sec5nha
st-22e. 9l2nooaten 2t-2iic: Sairp, taneg.
gic. PtnfS IS nc. NadiHa. i6-18ic; Sreafe
. II.
9dis. l. 2uiabr 9.250 Einno. Marft leo,
h7ti amertdNi 5tg Stream. 7--fSte: Grid 10
at; NIub"uer g. qte. EbfDefser. e--1Ac.
@ier. 9uiabr $50 0itien. Warit 5esetrt.
Stife 20-24c: Seronos. i4-tec.
auSerc Nlnisrttmarfts.
9lpmoatb agls.. 30. Eft. Rei ssu seuts
rhge0uleueu 4ihsngrtI oiferierfen Sc Tus
b1titH 2Sii Hltien Atdle. Oct pte iolef serfruff
truy0r-
453 2oga9aga5 Use. IS eongborus. i2Me;
f5l 0eiiics, l27sc, 70A Saiies. 18c; rs gnfns.
59o rlH2 I2fsei 100 golHg Inertcas.
1A',v. 91 2tiuRq Ameriras l3c; So Dounc
EtMfrt7= i27ss arc Ecu1res 1870.
GdtcRgo. 81. III. Butter - Gredmsrtss,
~ Dds. &dtra iSA 23c.
0Gie- Duties 13-f3Ac; SDins. 12&~-
49, AsEll9 stllsucaS. I3-I3Ae; ~aEn5uresr
b-EC. gCid 5--i3c.
gitr 2o--22r
GlgfB7 y. cit 6utsT 2ee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
antb. a.rpeiter emrsan.

qos ron ben csutidea idtbsii6sa uns
IT. t1BunesIr o 3ausI,nss SERENE: pon
&,scsniIl o.Goputris lsee &Jbdt5n06 q
~Esjiuugss uno 3VTorms;Ions Snrtau be-
FnSG Re lsgtiu 5.o. ~ @iesedl1 str.
Is, &gsltil8 Ssegddgs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
I'll arktbertbtt {.
@etr.be nnO NlebL.
gihsag,s,r p!arft.

@si3m. lsuaine wdr.R Jeff mo 5seeg
@'3eMuer t1ioB 1tAc; Ntai 1e42 isAs
sc . 1oltberH = ! Gar I9iac; 10. 3,7.
lgttH--l ear 4tl4ci 4 %. &c. ! 81. aCls a
, o. .ot; 90. ihisc. . o.. fjc 9io. sprfuA
0ar nc; I %. $50, 4e. 9 Eirltm /
Ger 03ia.. I 90. B2c; / %. Ullec lai suliut
lle &ttleruus 9ic. . barter s4lHtgr-t ert
~ 90 tuC.
i3loH 43ssc NlGt 44isC BrobcH lei 9css
Aulu6r uuurrUnpert. lmiaUs no. 81 GHr
SUrii, sci IS Gors staiubr iieiis. In.
lGut 9rtup nc. 81 Gar 55c. ! 90. Sac. 4
o.. a&iRt; 3 ~. 55c; 40. 521sc. 90. sic.
o. sos; ] 90 Selsc: / Do. 4Qt; 1 DC. 5O5k.
~ - 4ar i9iSt DO. 4ee: ] 90. 4Ilse.
90 4se. / % 46he Q % 46c; 8 %. 45l4ei
On 46e; ? DO. 44e; 1 Do. 43c. 9}o. - /
Cur 45t, 1 % Asa 1 90. 42c. I DC 4tEc: 1
60 t4s Ga& lArer-15.o0o euibcl uni'r'
3isaasa. gsi 4 ears qlufubr uno,ransert
llg'dee. DO. lis Cars Csc. 10. "a 0t.5
o6s, g. o4e; 2 30. 03e; 20. 81 Gar ~:
Saisr. = SET 2i cars gtufubr unpsrduo,gt.
uutnge: 80, 3 peibcr-2 Guvs 32izc. . ~.
o. i3e; i % 324G St3nears -
s2e 4 90. 31%e; 2 %. slAe' 20. Al Gar
@isbt. - o5bu
9arter E-onHJSppeiseH 9GtentS ....fO5-4.7o
9artsn 5unlHstwstAeI girats5ts.. 8. ~ 10
GIpurf 8aleufS. tn Gdden ......S.50-360
@lpert straIgeis IN Baden . .....-9.35-s.45
NNNNA NAt ~ &AANh
secouo Gleers. IN Sddea ...A~-.-24 0-2.6o
@ertnRe sorteu IN Saaen ...,....2 500 ~
stanlas 2slHter %
ss-eesnmsg; y EaasTa .". 55-se2
al1dgllifQt ~ sudfu z+s0--S.2 70
1ihhltufpHe. Hrdnig.
ssits assa Il I Ia1es ai5aiass e
6gur 1RtasliHas ..'"""........ 2o.75-
6akltitirA
Etnutuu -...--..~---... sI0-a53
grauidantn. 05bsr M7fh.Eorf n ss3.
Sanuar &Tiua S~GmpHhmais III $40: -fs5.
ien. it4-i2Ae; S0ulterE s-s1sc: Nulsl.
sis ssmspfeis Der g-tsssuHarft, tn sVti.
Rarfrc iHr hnbri0asrnNe e0reu hrD uir teiot.
go 9i3ribsru 7aH-solas: 80. . T7ribrru.
V; se. 3 Snrine ez-73c Strne rs
Wslits. 55c. &c. { Rrsacr GG-Gfllr. 81 2
4lIla &5-4b-ef SfGnoaro safer 224-Sf1s-.
tie oalaeI unlle9e ng 7ah treies rlUslet.
lem Euiin GonHesri1i 0etier bearbeftst
slrserr Girtrsiss. nab isrosaYr~g,Frs,,
~Gtteaeo 81. H. @shl - Eiut,rp 1
sci e1ieNfe 5val.-8-t0; 1t.1tlgie S.I0-3 -.
s s0 - 80: Pelrrs 70 20: Fs , 60
merpet3ta f5-Sac SIC 8 Commentator y
ec z toifI Us -: Sc Z 3s1t-
ftAsC Ao. 2 ueiAsr 4ILc SO Q Ncfcr
5et, SO 8 reifet 3t%-S5c' nc. e ~,f.
hU. s2-5+1c. Apa1eu. Gi-62c, Sut'pr.
81. L 5lf5siaweu. los no. i ,Rri5Stfs7
49,. TtNcTtrf1TfU WrE Wr-f
/ 5o semai4 Pre- 100 9A1ns 3l1N; ea,u
$50 3 62h EbisFer t2l a-Ieritmrn fs0a
st ecnis. 81. Su Bei5ru - SO 2 70
ter. 10y &c. ? b1rfeV. 72-7Ac.
Mats ~ 20 45--sJnc.
safer So. , ueitu 34L-ss-c
@ttuneGpolts 9. CT. estssa - N-os
een "a qdsieo, tsc; 70 Z 2cribc-u.
Clears 325-3.35: secenS 9 An-e 8a- es-a
@qfe1fs 42e-ASQ; SecoEs SGie1fs. 4s-
4fh.
EuTutb. 81. Cff. SsfssH -
Ssriheru 1Shc; 81. 2 Rorf5erE. tx. Sairr-
8" NaantH hAc @tFtr - 9q-4Qr
"a ufa8 Stte 81. 81. 9eistn - 70. 2
&aats - ? esEf4iT. asks. snist-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

Bic gum l WdrJ 1907 cine Der btitbs-
itsIItsH 5armsu I'M IaeIi6,u B,seonhu.
10 CUTE 8dbs. Gpsntgel nar6s 10 aud
sineH suten 6armsr nit = obsr 3 S6hneu
Gaf eigene 9sauuua auiteasn, Wlan aos
RETIRE. Y. 8. UloOrt. Cafe @snsOa, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
anhrrr R~tcnmHrFtt

Gbteaeo. 81. Of. Iirsuisb autasr
+ GOO; @ecueS. 4.0G--1-2a; Miibe am Settlers.
] n0--5.20; Sio8ers uua Secocrs. 2.4Q+.5O;
SeraHs 3.75-4}0; diner. 6.Og-I75.
Smnrtnr. auilbr = 600. @emiftte unS
Gut6ers 5.Sd-6.31 u A9nQh, 5.s5-6.05:
Irlate 9o-68215; Gias 5e5-61o; Bali.
5.H5-G.3O.
saaIs aaiu6r q 600. sao'e. s75
8aHfGs cts. 81. 0it. RiuSBis5 - gtsi
Giicte 400-6,f5; Gu1c gHo Setiers. 900
40; sirdrrs nm Gecoers. 2.o0-2.75; Sal
bcr Pr CSC.
edEstns - SAT- 6fo-e17A: gnaers. eos
-G "a.
s6afe - 4.5o-5.6o; 0dr1mer. 5.75--7eo.
SL 0onfs. 81. Gft~ 8htOpifh-@ee'Sfierg
32f--6fQ; Sfoacrs nHh syeeosr5. 2.00-59s
Nl6c ato neifers 240-525.
saiWCirc ~ Gf1s. 59o-G25: Rnders. 6Q1
80 %. fhuerc EI5--9.sE
eaaf;. 500 edmmer. soo-175.
Gmnbd, 81. EIL 8tuDpich - 9eefsEtie1e,
425-B40: RHbe rms settlers. AZ 2O0-00;
Gtoscys uSo 6seoeCs 2.15@.T5; 9dlbG, 500
600
eamcins. 9nH. 5.e5-6.O5.
Snafe. 4.5o-6.35; gdnmer. 6,75-7.96
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

SIN SsHiaGy ~ Il. 6Juaa5. gBis
ipiro en- glann ooer cine 6rda us.lanat
Rm is,6:e paU5Gvoelt ga uertioa.ut. 4lia,t
penoe lla az 5IeO Y %c4ou5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
NnStrc N~lniertimarfts,
Sts5marHs.
Uilpagsrq gishmurri.

s6NriHr. @nhibr 20oO Mi nieerisE-
csotc 81 6.20-G.25, mtGiIege hts i6nsre n
CO 6.35. i4mere Raders 5.90-6.05.
94ttncts i050-f3OO 8fuHo. 4.~i0--5.25: pk1
-t050 B{uno. 3.75-4.25: 5eifers. uefooEb.
it6e. 240-300; qric. 300-4.00; ahbc, go
$50; Gamers. 1.25-t.75: Cutters 2.Cc--
. f0; Auncu 2.25-2.G0; g'lthers. 2.7J-3AO.
Sceoer8. 800 r $50: etnderB. 2.25-2.S5j
Sllter 800 co. NtiIhllbe. 80 .o0-40.00.
Ghnie 3.oO-50O. pdmnlgr. 5.0O-f.OO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Rarm alt p%trfanftn.

80 Gder Tarm, mopon stpa 80 Ndsr
setldTt liHo. Neit Tt itbr Ieiht an gIdrsn.
Noh 3 adsr arlner Build. III umfiduo,
bulbeT 81 pcytauhn Dian aortiirt: gGrl
Neais SOebm. 0olbp, Isis. (45)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

gt0uos weroeu uon uur asllmt uuo per,
iouii. &sporuen uu5 Si'musH usu 4auos
meme Gpttlltudl. S-uehutJet U.pte man
an @u1tdm GotlbretL % 50 0lqv,
Wlilmautee. GelspaeI sSslt 36I.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
ZAVerlasSigt
HYl!kSI
die Toilette.

- etsu Sit nid.t San faidlcE Sch
lsr ia6em SIC IRENE. prePdrdtc tdr
eis Gcstttit ohae jr91aApeldls @ds
rdHIie 9brer 0paltai scbrduhcn.
WeHH ste Stes fbuu .auf>U Sic gro
fe 0efabr Jhrsu GENT 81 ruiHiren.
SmIedte 2(rtjiel iuEo idllinmisr ais
gar fciHe. meil 6ilieibe utdlt MIR
fcin 0utes tbtru. ioHoeru oft sub
%ftdH5eH sHtbalteu mtld1t thdiidhiih
Der bduf ihdoIid limo.
lpir f5rm.H allie Ariifel Sic plr
perRaufeH ais rein, iyifdi uu6 por
irsFlih tmpiehlsn, 5ieitlbtn tnt5al
fen mar 9eiiduotbeile ron b6dfier
lpid'iiefeit fur Die Grhaituu5 Der
bdut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
0elO ga Uettciben

~ rem uieertstea .9uriea III beIte5am
4tttae,n. SbmeIHag II 10 toeJ agseaone
men, Rene ungcitlte . soBera0s.
S. v. { C. /. GOttSchaIk,
1913 GraaO Gpt.. g'ilpaatss. 2sis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
glilDaaice @roadteHprsis
Eltiih nus MefIHrey.

sngsiur. Observation-Disclosures Ie{eh
8 -s. fGUetg Sure 6-6e.
2tuuter. e. Sri6IHbTs 2Gutuer nit Sen
pcr @iluo 0fsqrfrtdtP HtS iaurh III s-fo<i
Nsibtf. - 500 I'D. ST CT
$50. 6f-7c; 75-o0 &fEn1. 79--Sc; 30
13G HfWIc ~i-QC, EXTRA tanC1. ek: g5-15f
gfuao moacs MA leItf. 4-5r.
ErtcHers stitHan cUGHer, Rnren. 81
s. -G. oitF 6Gbne lc. SpgiHuc% te Huf Scr
gltBe. cr &iu1e. 9-9ir. Grtcn. g-qlc. IT,,
f.as plnmpt Seris 12-f3e: Ernasre ffrs
r'uBcrs 10 r. ffc; JuH9e EEaps. ISc:
ca-s per EuprHo. iGfucrs mi Sc0ern. $500
1000; 80. pcr GuScHe fienrre rns gcrlrsfs
g. no 900.
Eauscn. - Pc5snse. SuSrrS &-mc. IT,,
e5-7sc urge loEbeH. iErs. SL75; mrefs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

lie 6riiiiGe S@uiooria1e ift lin
C5srtaus res Bar!ameuts dufqeruisn
D0rcsH. Sic sRt6alt Is5r oiee @srsit.
pnrcte, 6eioneers in Der 5r1ge oes ne
lilloEsungerTidtz
urterri6i i'm Stsi5enI1teben
lpiro son jebt an. auf @~noroHurd Ser
5eb0rc5. in BEN QsSrplaR
Der tnliiifsn Shglen ent6dlten isin.
Ter 9erSoq unO bic 6ey5oain
con Nlayleorouab. Qs5crene GonIuslo
9dHray5i!t. ba6su I'D nab aaBersez
riftiiGem Abiomnen 9etrennt.
Sn eem BEN Tpaniifen 9arla=
ment unter5reits.tn 9ucget percen ras
0icaie 5inaH3refcgmsu. Hnter anDerem
1Hf oR Ginfuhrung Der @~oloDdhruna
s%mpic6lsn.
Der bent e 8lmpfer .6err-
mann, auf bsr 9atrt ocn Qnlperpsn
mad Gem Ulittea6Roiifsn Weere, fduf
am %. Oct an oer Siotife Gn1=
lano's iufoIge elmer @oaiTon nit IL
rtm anoern 3ampfer uno % Wit9lies
Cer Ger 9emdnnuH3 %ertranlen.
6r. D. &ibirsss, Der ceutihe
Sta1tsiecretdr tss Q~usDdrtigen, lit
pom Papiis smpiansen poreen uno
ibermittelte Gem 81. Qater bic ssfen
8rabs uno 0inifs peg 9aiIers 0il-
pelm, bic Der 9apIt 1uis fer3iit tie ers
Dioerte.
5n RuBtono berri9t oer6dltniB
mdbise Rube.
Der 3abrsst15 csr 9srfaFuugss
proclamation oerlief cine Qus;hreiz
tangeu iygenonelaer qrt, od bic Res
5~ierun5 alien Gure,e5arQen nit eiiers
ner G1no 0~crbsl-ts.
grnfe utrufen e%rei9ret5n Th
81 Gtdr5in in oer 0ldncifurei urtsr
ruHiiGsm Wilitdr uno in SusruB.duo
imp 5auienoe zen qr5sitetu om
Streii.
Sm Ser3en ron CT. Qaters6ur1
Dhr6e Elm 3UloatetrlHep0gt Drn Ges
o%c!ctiondrsn um $4,000 terau6t.
De llniuerTtateu Ct. q%et.gS6ur4
uno Sd3on murltu uelen Tu1gniii1er
unittie5e 5sraumt. ipdtsr a6er pieoer
5s0ifnet.
Das titBiit %psrIunfene frar36s
itite unterieeboot n2utiu" 1T i'm Sas
fen son 85srta, 1uuis, geboeen uuD
bic Qei6en rer aus is &opien 6eTelens
otn 8tmannung inn ge5e|seu nor
ben. Dan glaubt CAB oos Shtif auf
Gem Utsrssbo0eR aufIitB uED odourh
led puros.
3n Utatrcco gdhri e fpiecer gss
ipoltil imp cie Sihetbeit Ger cert
%po6nenoen ~2(usl1noer erIfeint 9efdbrs
Get, 6rantreid UNI Spanieu 6absn
Rriegsififfe nad marrpeaniffsH sd
fer %sHtlanot.
- Tds iUoreHli6s Sipan nurse
Don eirem 6ayyicaa 6eim5eTu6t. Fem
n1ttitsinIif ms5y,re hurcert @oral.
lsnfii6er gum CPfer iie.eu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
notwithstanding

SotHtR. si.s5-1.50 per EnfbeI far uus
etroubiie. bGnoicrit.r;e Rates: mtirimde7ee
1.SC. erutbUiiht. Si.un-f-f5- afrr NJ 10
@tuHo &5c-a75; SD atonen. So, $40
StsrtzDe 4S po1 CraIif5t. Sims. . -
s0e- buHiei g5-ETc pr EHBns ga - -
SuaIr8cunthL eruesrt Efu1e. $3.50 -
2TB.
8rbfeu. 1reil1r rfrs ftc-zf6e. Si.co-
rSnia% $ii5-2 go Gsiit rer S1s ser 90
Gsuft. - gurse. &c / fTtrTueh. IsH-Iz2
Re -. i2A-I2tc; Re, / crtue ntrvss
~ ii-ilie: m 2 b.. 1o-19sr. a--ss.
S~Eksts Iz-i5AS e Ala
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

wiannitms II. @0t,bli0e s!aenlsu
QCiW@L
@tr iuotH fi6ii9e oe,Njb, lotkolribs
GQenieR m isbcy Ctubaitoe Ser Stsuten
&tGsn Hohere Aaeiu r. 'Hltth. man on
Ntp. N0u6. a ztugc It. Attw 3l&f. y. p
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Rexall Cream 81 Hlmpnds

ii uHs ais Gin uuidd5lthes uuo
iideres Sd5ubeitsmutel beFauut.
Dieies feiue preydrat 1T abiolut
rein, uuo attbdlt fctn fett o6er Del.
6 mddt ole bdut 5drt Wo mciB,
mirEt beiieuo un9 fdlert 6erielbtu
eiHen friidleH uuS id)6neH Ieint.
DerRduft uuter Der 1crdu 6arantie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

WspH bic glamtu Aasr, bic snyh SEN
Dtlfberlibmtea -gnIsr Hoin Grytgsr" pom
ibtsi 9sipeu bsirrit poyoeH iino. asnanHt
uereeu soHutu. 10 uaroc Die @lu;ahl oHl
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
DEPOS|TORS MAKE
MAD RUSH ON BANK
Five Thousand of the $4,000
Claimants Paid Part of
Money Due Them.
HUNDRED POLICE REQUIRED
STAND THAT THEY WILL ALL
GET SAME PORTION OF THEIR
MONEY IN TIME.
Publishers Press1

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Slxty policemen
were overwhelmed BY mad rush of
men and women who were deter
mined to get the first money paid out
of the vaults of the ruined Milwaukee
made arrangements to pay 20 per
cent to 5000 of the $4,000 depositors,
and everybody was anxious to be
among the 5000. At daybreak the
crowds commenced to gather around
the bank, and by O'Clock the bank
was surrounded by $4,000 people.
Sixty policemen had been sent to the
bank, but they were unable to han
die the crowd, the greater part OF
which was unable to understand the
English language. Forty more officers
were finally sent TO the bank and or
Guilty It seemed impossible to make
the depOsitors comprehend that al
though 5000 were to be paid Friday
the others would be paid just as much
within the next few days.
At one time the crowd threatened
to fairly storm the bank, as waving
their passbooks in the air they rush
ed for the doors shouting in Bohe-
milan, Polish, Norwegian and Italian
The receiver was all day paying them.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
CHARGED WITH B|GAMY
SUIT AGAINST PROF. FRYE
Chicago Teacher, VINO was so Long
Absent from His Home is Made De-
PENDANT in Suit Brought by Woman
in South Dakota.
uupiishers' Press1

Chicago, -sJ.5. -. - Professor
Charles Frye, formerly superintend-
ent OF the Chicago normal school and
who returned TO his home recently
after an absence of 81 years, which
he declined to explain, has been ar
rested on a warrant charging bigamy.
The proceedings against Professor
Frye were commenced by Mrs. Clara
Goddard of Herley, S. D., who declar
ed that he married her under the
name of Charles Goddard. Professor
Frye gave bonds as soon as he learn
ed that a warrant for his arrest had
been issued. and was at once released
after being taken into custody.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
viii Abide the Law.

New York, Aug. PAS. F. Parrot,
vice president of the Georgia South
GIN & Florida Railway company, who
acted as chairman at a meeting in
this city June 81 of executive officers,
traffic officials and legal representa-
tives of all the important railroad and
steamship lines operating to and from
the territory south of the Potomac
and Ohio rivers and east of the Mis-
sissippi river, made an official state
ment regarding the object and acton
taken by the convention. Acting on
the advice of the railway lawyers, to
whom questions arising from the new
railway rate law were referred for
consideration, the corporations repre-
scented decided to use their best en-
deavors to comply with all the pro-
visions Of tho cot
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
"Dora Thorne."-Gennett.

One of the most important an
nouncements of the current season in
the dramatic field of popular priced
amusements is the dramatiZation of
Dora Thorne." Bertha NJ. Clay's
novel of international fame which
comes to the Gennett next Friday
night.
Dora Thorne" is one of the most
successful novels of its kind that was
ever written Time only increases it's
value and enhances its popularity,
proving more than all else its useful
work in the literary world. story
full of humor and nathos. well defin-
ed characters and sincere heart in
terest, Dora Thorne" is indeed full
of material to make one Of the most
successful of the many dramatiZed
novels. Messrs. Rowland & Clifford,
the well known and popular amuse-
ment caterers, have placed this play
before the public with remarka BILE
cast of players and beautiful scenic
equipment. Every care and attention
will be given to make this production
praiseworthy in all respects. All who
read the novel-and those who have
not cannot help but feel refreshed
and benefited by this wholesome
play, which has been cleverly drama
tiZed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
TO THE POINT
Teiegraphic News Boiled Down and
Bunched For Convenience.

Teiegraphic News Boiled Down and
Bunched For Convenience.
King Alfonso signed a decree max.
ing the Spanish-American treaty OF
commerce effective Sept l.
George GraZer, member of com
pany A, Second regiment, 0. n. G..
was found murdered in cornfield
between Zoar and Bolivar, O.
Republicans of the Thirteenth Ohio
congressional district in convention
at Cedar Point renominated Grant B.
Mouser of Marion by reclamation
A seat on the New York Stock Elk
change sold for s95, 600 This is the
record price for a seat on the ex.
change and was reached only once
before.
Brigadier ]. W. Cousins of the local
Salvation Army issued a statement
showing that 10000 immigrants were
sent from this country to Canada dur
ing the past eight months by the Sal
walton Army.
An explosion of gas occurred in No
8 colliery, near Wheeling, w. Va, in
which W. A. Vincent, miner, was
killed, his son William was fatally IT,
jured and four other men were seri-
2usly burned.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
RAIL WAYS WILL OBEY LAY
New Rate Bill Becomes Effective
Next Tuesday-Commerce
Commission to Meet.

Washington. Aug. "a. BY neu
Tuesday, the 2Sth instant. when the
new railroad rate law shall become
effective, il is expected that practical
~ all the members of the interstate
commerce committee will be in Wash
ington. Commissioner Franklin X
Lane of California has arrived. Com
missioner Lane said: so far as my
observations have extended, a dispo
sition is manifested by all railroad
companies to comply with the act
have seen some publications TO the
effect that a meeting of railroad Off
Gals, including attorneys at Atlantic
City, an effort was made to devise
ways of evading, at least in some re-
spects, the operation of the law; pur
l take view expressed by Commits
sioner Clements that no concerted ac-
ton will be taken by the railroAds OF
the coucs y to oyerturn the laY
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Bogus Barn.

Berlin, Aug. 24.-The Lokal Anzei-
ger annc.nced the arrest at Hamburg
OF man who described himself as
Baron Santos Won Dobrowski-Don-
nersmark." but who is said 10 be a
metal worker named konrad, who
married an American girl of good
family in Manila Nav last The man
is charged with having deserted his
wife in Paris. taking with him her
jewelry valued at $4,000, and sum of
money. His arrest is reported TO be
due to the American consul at Ham
burg. great part of the jewels, it
Is said, had already been disposed of
by the baron" but the polics seized
the remainder.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
TWO TRAINMEN CRUSHED
Wabash Train CoiIdes with Canadian
Express and Passengers
Luckily Escape.
Publishers Press1

st. Thomas, Ont, Aug. PA Wa
bash special train carrying two the
atrical companies to Chicago and one
to Detroit, and the Canadian Pacific
regular passenger train from Toronto
collided at the crossing just east OF
this city. Canadian Pacific Railroad
Engineer Mckay of Toronto Junction
was killed, Fireman Patterson OF
this city was seriously hurt and Bag
gageman Alex Wiley of this city was
probably fatally injured. None of the
passengers on either train was in
Jured. The Canadian Pacific train was
travelling about IL miles an hour and
the Wabash about 20 miles when the
collision occurred.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
At THE THEATERS
"a Poor Relation"

Sol Smith Russelfs "A Poor Rela-
ton" which will be presented at the
Gennett this afternoon and night, is
a rarely entertaining and sympa-
tletic drama which that eminent ac-
tor made famous. Dealing with the tri
bulations, misfortunes and ultimate
triumph of poor inventor. made the
victim of scoundrels, the play con
tains infinite touches of human ma
ture and appeals to the hearts best
and noblest impulses. The play is re-
plete with terse dialogue and witty
observations and a thoroughly enjoy
able presentation by a capable COM
pany is assured. One of the novel and
highly interesting situations is that
in which the starving inventor is con
fronted by a square meal. in the
house of a rich relative and endeav-
ors to make it appear that he is not
hungry Indications are for the most
liberal patronage.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Vaudeville at the Phillips.

In making a special effort to Sc
cure attractions of more than ordi
nary interest for the New Phillips
next week, Manager Murray was not
able to close his contracts yesterday
and the full program will be announc-
ed in the Palladium Sunday morning
The outlook is for the best bill in
many weeks Last night was given
over partly to the amateurs and the
result was pleasing, and those who
have not yet seen this weeks bill
should do so as in some respects ii
has not been excelled at this house
Lovers of music will find the Five
Lovelands a revelation as polite vau-
deville entertainers.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Arrested In Italy.

Columbus. O., Aug. 24.-Information
was received at police headquarters
that Libero Palladino, wanted for the
murder of Nike Lombardo at Marble
Cliff, a suburb, just a year ago, had
been arrested at his native place.
GuardiaIgia, and was held in confine-
ment at Canpobasso, Italy. The po-
lice department informed the county
prosecutors Office OF the arrest of the
alleged murderer in Italy, but it was
decided that no steps would be taken
TO bring him back