davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

5n Nien lesten 700 GutTder BON
Bofpagsn bic Qrbeit HieOsr, neil i6s
Hen Die gsrpiinidte 9o5nerF56ung oon
$50 auf $24 Eiai bepiaigt poroen
Dar.
Sn ungarr BAT Die Coalition isbt
tyeie Balm, inoam Die .i5erale garte.
5ti9lohen BAT, Ft 1uBuloieH.
Der SeIuitens @sneral 3. 2ouis
Martin, Ger l6oH felt IdHserem an I'll
mem arebsIei6su lit, 1T in 8om ges
iiprbeu.
Cardinal 8iuieppe gdIe1ori,
er56iIh0f bon paoua. 1T geftorben.
Der 9eIu0 1T ieBt njeaer' ru5ig
nn6 man bofft oaB Gle Grupiion pors
u6er lit,
qamd6Iiq teateH lpteber normale
9er9dItH;fe in ben 5eimgsil9eu Sc
genoeH 3uriid.
Die 3abl osr 0pfsr Der 9ato.
ttrdpbe lit nod nidt feitseitelt, od bic
Seideniufs nod i'm 8onge lit.
Ter our6 sen Qus .ru6 Ar6ei=
gefd6rte Sa6idao2H .pirb auf 500,
100000 erani6,a9t uno etipu $4,000
U2enlhen purDeu ourd oeHIel6tn o5z
oa6los.
- Die 5o63eit oes 8oniss Qlfons
oon Spanien nit otr 9rince6iH Gna
BON 8atteRbsrd 1T luf sen /. Suni
feItgeieBt Uoroen.
RuBlanO Bat iih gu Der BON ben
Der. Staatsn uno 3euti6lano az
piini6ten @eritie5uug Oe5 Sermins
fiir Die neue Srisosusz Gonfereu3 i'm
9adg 6ersit srt.dgt.
SIN pas &c GaIaise @ru6enois
itrict in 6rdnlytit iiuo bic Streits
tunoge5u1gen pie,er dufgenommsn
noroen uno BOZ Ru6eit0runqen fmoen
itdtt. Sn monttqun puros Elm Dpuaz
mitditentat auf cine Stride Deribt.
Eruppsn patrouiQiren Die @edeno as.
~ SIN llnterauuia Des neuen ruff
5den pdrldmenta reroen bic Qiberalen
cine ii6erpdltidenoe U}ebr6tit ba6en.
Die 9n3eit2n mebreH f6, Dap
Der gremierm.rjitsr @itte in Ieinem
Sample gegen ZEN reattionGren mini=
tier res Nnreyn 3urHopo on Sieg
oaDoutrogen pjro.
Sn Ruiz it goten berrI6t Elm
fGrmliter girlsrsriel. infolge Der por
Der Secte Der U~larid1:tsu bsrurIa6ten
unruheu.
-Sn bier rudjihen 8oupernements
hrridt fur6tbate 6ua0ersnot6.
Sin Gr55eben rsrurIants tpie=
oerum duf Der SRieI 5ormoia 1roBe
@erIuite an Meniheue6sn uno Giaens
tbum.
~ 2uanl Bra6ano. 6auptitaot BON
6run50iiid Gc6indipd. 5rannte fat
u0qig nieosr.
Die 8tajsrung Don RelsSeelan6
Bat 1ieoer,dlen gum gerfauf BON
So6Ien aus otn itaat,iteu 8%ergperten
ein9sritttt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Tie ohiaeH Inmate nnS nnh Nrtefe's ~oifstsI.
lem DaiIb Commercial Refier bsdrbettst.
anSsre e,strsise. nnb gruOnrtsnmarft,.

gBieaoo. Is asrtl. mebI II @tHteruet,
een. 9S5-4f0; SiruiQbts. 3.65-3Q0: com.
merirei5sn 8ateuis. S7s-4fO: strGiabfs.s so
$50; @aiers. 2-25-320: Ro.2 Sommcruei,
g. 2 roter. sex -9iae: 30. 2 Ulais. 47ic;
I'm, 2 0eibeT. 4ssc; 20. ? SAFER. $3.50: 10 q
EefBer 33A-844c; no. 8 Beiber. 3t%-3Sc;
@oeqsn st-623e; Gaiterserfte. Sole; quite
ots Ntdlicruu3ide. 45-60c: 70. / 6IGosid'
nTen t0b re. 1 Gortbpeitern. lie; @rima
Siutoi9o. 8t5t G2eB 9ort. te15-19.2o;
gtb shes. s7Q-sso: Short .9Iear shes,
etG-0t5. 8bisieh. t.2s. R%leeiamen 1925.
WiHueGp0Gts. IS. apHl. @st5eH 9ro,
ben 20. I Barter $3.50; 10. I 9ortbepH.
S1EC 10. 2 0oriberu 7pysc. wbrhI -
Strfi Raieuts. 410-4 20: eeconos. 500
500 Eirit gIeurs. a5o-3e0; Seeruo CLEARS.
24o-2b5.
,Gutat6. Is. slpaL gg5a II no. I Ror.
foerH stsc; no . 1orfbe,H 79se, safer ~
9t&c ApsssH-57e. 8ent = 57-45c.
T. 2outS is. Nbrtl. @eissH ~ 30. .
reter S5-e4C; 70. 2 burter, S0-ssc. Wlui1
@e 2 50-5oie. oair = &c. 2 DeiBer. IS
aanfas Gttu. Is. asriI. wsissH go.
9 Batter. 7s-s4e: 90. 2 Toter. e8Eo5c.
glnte @o 2 Gemif4ier 48c SIC. ? iuetber.
4i-i7hc. 9aiT - m. ? peibsr. 34-85e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Gsit 1888 1T oie greifn in otnl
SauI gr. Is oss Maorioer 6OipitaIs
unierssbradt. Sie bsfinost fi9 10
pobl ais e ebsn mSglia 1T. unO bd
ibrs tDeientlihsn 0rgare normal funfs
tioHirsa. 70 sInuben Die 9oftoren. DIE
re nit anfmertiamfter Gorge pflsssH.
oab fe nod gut Elm paar Sabraen 3Hs
leeen tonne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

SO Uerom Agsnlcn utyIangt, nm Njts
0lteoer iir Biz 6amilieu SduBgeieQi dat
81 8emiunsu. SoWobl iol6e 9eute bic oies
an lbrem @elddtt MAIDEN ais aub iolhe
bic Is ais 9itbengeidait betreibtn uollen.
AnmeIbuu0en ythte man an be CfTu Der
geleul hoit, Smmer %, l02 &,5coniin
Str, UliliUauite.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Dl0unIime II. gSribItme aecnteu
aefudit.

g6r ildm tiittige bculihe iatboItibe
N9enten IN lebcr Gitlh0t Der Ser. Staaten.
Atgeu ndbcJe Aushmft lAtetbe mon an
Ntp. NauG. 6 state 81 lttm Nolf, ". y.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
sur eimem fatb. elpotbefer

bieiet lth einc 0llnltjgr @eleBsubett, IN tis
nem oeut'teu, g%roBeHtbtils tatb. QauOs
iiabthen It'd Ooytbetlbait gu dabltren.
9tdbsre &tu5fauft eytbeiI Die Grpeottioa
Der vGo!umbia", 20 Dlaiou Sir, Dit
iuaufee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Butter, Gier iHS 9dfs.
WiTranFtr WnrFt.

gutitr. ~ slrf1er 2s.1s3 9ib. mnrit aetia.
Gecerbs te-t7e; Eoir1. flHch. tTcs atuas. ~
-i5c; HoucB. iA-15e; 8neine, 12-t3e;
GEc1fe. 6@7c.
Gmsrifan Suu greum p-fSie: SodfieiHffie,
7-10ie; etmburser. 7-it3c; s8DesI. g.
fs8c.
@irE. aHfl0x 5sf Riiteu. Wdrfi ftaie.
SriiSt fSe: Sacsnos nne G6eSs. 1O-f2c
anbtre RGlercimarffe.
Gbteaeo. Is. grrtl. euttsf Gre1usr6
sg r&-2o8ci Tdirn. 14-tsc.
Rdfe = SuiHes. az fasc: TrtrS. ft=f2r:
grana uueEtsns LA: etubaracr sne-i1rs
Ertr. Site.
1teT - IEc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

GGs pom zen bcuti ben Iotbolu6cu lin
isrltaBun95 uHo 1lnsuHBs 0eremte non
&Isconlln o|yaaul.gte iJce Atbul5nab.
peiiuusS mo 3urormation5 Bureau be-
tnoGt no leBtiu Jio. 22O 9ei6couin ctr.
III. NuGliUact Setgetar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Store, Ntrtbibait uuO 0alle nit ggob
nnng uuo aut,r Runoihaft. llriatc balber
mus lh mid BON Dem Gei6dfte Mrilsies
BEN. Aniraen rIbte MAJ an geo. Ula0cr,
9ubertu5., isis. az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
MarktbEtt6t e.
@etreibe nnb IebL
WiImnnFeer glarEt.

@tijsH. = Iermine poren fet un6 b6ber. -
gint ibloh size; Sill 19sc; September Tit
8robeu bel 9 &drs Au'ubr trlftig. umiuee 49,
BIO. 8 Sprina-2 Cars 7sc.
Wiats. lermiHe luaVeli Jonah unb nteorts
Get. Wlut- iIlob 46fe; Suit 46sc: September
40lc. 8r0ben BET s Cars auiu6r uiuiger. -
umldte 70. 80 Cars 47ie; 0o. Al Gar
4G3c.
e'trne, - Pei 10 Cars anIubr feiier. lin.
b. 53c; 1 %. 49c. no. 80 Cars 47e: 8 DO.
s6e; I 30. 43e. @u. 4-2 Cars 43c; / 90. 4Oc.
gcreeniusS-t Gur 40c.
N1Bgen. Obue 0HfIbr n%ieoriaer. umidbe
- 4lo. IL Gurs 04c; go. 81 Gar 59c.
euter. - @et 3 Gdrs 4uiubr unber1nbert-
umidge &c. 3 ipeiBer-i Gar 32ic.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
1rpbuFirnnarFt.

gsbnen. 9u 81 4s-t.g5 Der Ru. fir ans
eepdblte. bun6lortierte aopies: niftelmdBiae.
fSo.. N.2s1-i3Q; geiebfe alegepdbIte, Sis
SA50-5.00; Reo atoHeh DO. S2.75-325
@ieuenpddie. - glah CunIitdt. Bfunb 2s-
SOC; ounLct. 25-27e Der 8tlno.
snhipet5sHmebL 1uHsert RhIno. $3.50
GiSsE - sab. 50. oo-825: saibias SO 25-
$50; 9ulicRe. aeio6t. 5O-65c.
eeu. ~ausaeUd5ltes simofbo. 5000
| 100; Rice uno peml' ptes. 10000: mtcs
BIS n~aspcpdbfes llpIuUb. aurfas una Some.
/ 500 1000. 80. !. ..HG-g.U 90. so . r1
-75Q; BiseouIH 9rairie s6.oO-T00: Rad.
ben $4,000
Iete. AZ s860&675; Sair, 30. ~ 951 so-
ReiseH. DO. S5.O0-5.25.
oautr. ~ Gureo. 30. triutuico. 12l-f2sc-
%i15; ao. 2 DO siiec 85iBsfeae' s. y.
bette t4-4ic. &c. 2 t2-12sc: 0cIfs as
39e per Ytano far ~obae6dticn 8efru1 BON
SuHig. - wensr, @abcr. misae,pabTirr as
faHcp. IN l-asflno 5cittoueH. per 8fun0. net
Ber. i6-17e; oru1ilcr. 13-l4C; 1isgelGfeuer.
eostsH. gsp gorier. ses Vtuns. Tx;
Gtsisa = 96ToH6e feline faottirbe. sf.os-
b113. Crime. Sf.Oi-tCS. ScIo. Si.QE-f10.
garEsTtsts q 2o-l2t: eplt. ser SAB BON
vspcprH eunSeyt Thiuo ON aoLbsa. 500
u o; aeftdIf si.75-2Oo.
mapis sbrgs @a1oHe. T5-s6e; glaste-
sgass e. sa Cast i s7.s5i sas. ssso: sam.
saas.iragt Sast ss.oO,sat ~ $500;
sniEiHrs. = Girhert aai serRoHs BON 81 80
Be SaucBs flr ictae Geih1crs Ware
Edfs, 5-5s 50. 2 sd
~ eiut 26-27c: Isitte. ietac, an 22-
2sc: i4urLe. 19-20c
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
9I;IUanfee g}ruon;tenprcie.
SI.i,h uns ejeHao,I.

e-6Ac: fhtoere Marr. 5-5lc.
admpnCr Grltiabrsgdniuuer. bzr .9ffnb,
obue Neu. Sc; 0dmHaeL. DO. &c
2ebcHbrs We1ind. 6lbncr. Seuuen
Sorie. t2he; alie 6dbue, Sc: Sprina Gbifcus.
t2lc: @uteH. 13c; aaus petse. 1910: Tur-
Ieo5, plunpe Gurtc. 15c: De-. pertnee1e uub
ntngere, 1i-12c; @dHie. Der Zi;bcH0. fAnere.
NIT Sebern. su sto.OO-f2.0O: 10. per Guser1,
heircre NIB aerIpite. Sh00-8.OO.
@finiadatrtes @efliigeL ~ Turfehs. foUch.
zoe; dlte IONS. 1Sc; 0tbUer. flHcn. BIO.
geriHgere. 10-f2ca S1rineers fancb. fs4 -
14c; e~ertngerg al B-t2ac: Guten, IA-f4lc-
Sdnie. GusgeUdbite. 11A--12c.
EaRheu. = aehenee. Der TubeHo. Sfs25: oe..
fhldhtete. DO. 6B-T5c: innae Iauber. az.
~i4latteie. Der 9ntcne. ieite. Sf.75: maoere.
T6c-S1 90.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
NerInnnt.

Cine tyiabreue 6ausbdltcriu fir cine
Jamtlie BON 3 Cripabieue 4eriouen. yiahe
S%ulrGseH nab Z ubr Abcubs in 2lO24
OIoIph SlI. DIM
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Gpectal. Ma5eigcn.
Hrzt sucbt prdxls.

Sin heutl6eJ, laiboltiber ar,t mht
Braris. Bene R%efereuist f6uueu aeaeben
msroen. Aue Suete oOorelIre man uuler
&Ir5t, Columbia publ. Co., 20.
WitIwaufee, gGts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
8mNtrtmO finfmO,wawig Sabre.

autbsntii6eS aIter eiusr ipauiihen @rsiEn.
Alein snradaeblitbtn.
Scbr pdbri6einIt6 Der dlteIte
Weni@, Der auf unlerem Qlaneten Ie6t,
1T cine 9eHiioudrin oe5 Ra0rioer
proDin5bofpitals: 6rau Waria Sos
iefd Rietos santos, Die am T. Gttober
1871 in Granada ods 2i9t Ser 0elt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

@el6s RibSa - elite. BIER eeipa6fene, pes
@ul1el. 65-75c; 9%cuiitaua (neue), per Snas
glamsHioH.- California. Der Crate su s2.7S
-3 90. I
esnGis. Sier aepa6fener. Gubens stan3
pen. ie mob grobe. 15-20e; california, ed
eentrir. aHuueH. - Sier asipa8feue. GutsHol
III 2h-50c-
santtaaa q steHsss, xreibRaus. Suss4s
eHri,n. : Suinots. 1reibbans. Der SuseuS!
bette. 9io. I. S1.f5Sl %; 6uds. soc.
GgaplaHt. Gicrtoa orcbe. Grdie, $3.50 x
Graue Bpisbdu. auinots iaues, 2ts ga4
Wrerrrtfh - Rer Riifrn' 8l7e.
sSn@. 9a6eHo. s@foe; GBSoaaiiaana, faaaeS:
eatat RIdtterfalat - Bier aevadfeHer,
3nteno ghneeI fancb. groser. 8b-4oc; aopi>
iaIat gog.Rana an s. Oo-45o per SOB es4
smicben. = Srode1e. bier esuanfene, Der
8nibel. 500; ipnnti6e. Der Crate. sf.4o-
cpHr gfant. RuteH6. 4o-Boe.
&eterI1ie. - 9uber0'8hnoeL. Ireibpnns, 81
toc: QoHtftana. 90-95c.
aaittnafsH. Sier s~epabiene. Der BurbeI.
eisPiant. = Sier qepanfeuer CxrdBsms)J
oas Euteno @nnoel ie man Sr6be, e5-75c. II,
a5saeiigBte. 5o-6oe; o Cr GaHs so Ss ssge.
EIorion Soc. s7.5O-s.O0; aeHfu6s, Der Sab,
m gsSiy'5G Gen etS a'SossHs sss GussrO
gntn6aaas. - Eaunbinn, Der en-, $500. Z
eaalottsH; - aouifana. frifSs. Der Sas uf
epiHut. II 9ouiHnHd: Rpr Eab. frifhes,
81 5000: Suiuois unb aeHtafh. q afgfbeIs
Rifte. G5-15r
emntiosbuFueu. FIortSd 6nuIbeEs fanco
@ah. SS.75-4oO; neriFeere bic $3.50.
shsfnftsffein. Tnneh Sntnots. per Hab,
inter hts S1.50: 6GnIpers. fnnch. sf.o0-fi5.
S0naafer. - 6Ioriod. 6=ssorbsaiffen, $3.50
SOC. ,
@tias Rabsn. - 6ier eesoaeHe. Der En-. es
-75o: oouifiaHu (nele), bas Sos. $A0o-
WaHsr'rrHe, -'elSF6e Gussnb.sdnDsL as
zoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
hsrfnnfrr

bel tatboIiher 6irhe Rnb Gbule, 800
Nfer, pom beiten 9ano $1,000 Der gder.
e. $. yiagel, @leu llun U. Dat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

midt: Srtnla SnmpHhmat4. sos: ihbgep5feIie
SbiHien, 10S-i0sc: iroden g~efnI5ene SOUL
tern 7i-sc; Wittelihide. 6s-ssc.
9antrettn, TlnmSfamen: go. gorfb.
fueifcrn lis; Gimotbb 2.45 ~ 265: alee.
Icier 9oo-10.00; peiber. s.75-o.00, alNfe.
TIE Gmiufpreiie Der Brpbenudrffe In Dil.
h1uiee t0r hdbHIaQernoe @nren Nnn foie foIqf:
&c A~ortbeyn. s3-s3ic; 80. 2 NorfberH 7s
--e2c: re. 3 CONNER. 7O-7sc: 5tnHoaubs
Gerite 64f 55c. Vo. / @ogqen. CT CSC:
ap. 3 glais. 47-47le: STANDARD Sufer. 32E
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
0tanoe.

Qiouos meroeu non Wg g,tuuit mo yer
fault. %9iepuui,u uub Stimmcn rem Eiauos
mejHe Specialized. esittllW9eu ubte mani
an g6tltam Opeubrctt. 80 33 GuuBg
Wiilluautee. 6elepbou y&tlt &65.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
WerHfe

egerseL.= Taliiarzin. 2ub. frncs araEs.
kSboe-bbQ e..erpse &tHsG SSE-A0O:
fIcte Rifs. 5-Gutasn. sGnG-E@.
-~s5s- aounhGna tReue3. ha5~ 6ab S4E0-
500.
arert.-er efva4ffTs8xbr QDbfs h n06
D&a nasA eeSa1ncaRR.TS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
RnffsnrnrH

@eerannteE: Or so RIB 1oOsafaubnagstu
~ FEP Hosf -aeigyn tbpof Sion, fSpa
EsRhhEaNA &s~d &Ms eIaS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

giebndrHt.
Rifnnnr.r aiehmara.

0ciA agmtf9te d61 - aI3 atbt-e 4A ~
e SSTsSS& EshazAeisRGe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
SrH&ts.

Tatiein. - Bsr SuuSert. SaGoDt. Af-5es
Serb. S-oc. 2
FeiaeH, - California, 10zRfun6~Gn Eton, TO-
75r.
Srnpbsu. 49, gaTaar. Req, S5.O0-7o0.
@rGpe Tfnit. 1iorihn. per aiite 5000 II
10 90; Ruiietfs. S7.00-o.00e California, $3.50
.-E00.
9ttruurn. - California. per Rite. ie mad bes
@r6He. iauce- aefifube. S2.75-36o.
2imes. 49, WCr atfie bon 100. $i.25-f.5o
EraHgfn. ~ GHotiert1r. TER aifie: California
7aoci5 SS.25-4.0o: Bloch Oranges. babe RI
fer. st.75-2.OO.
gpanas. = 9ubaHif3e per 9rdte. ie nncb berl
Grnhc S950-450.
gtSbtcru. - Fnneb. qefuToe. reife. Riite, %.
Riuts Si.75; Gbolee. Sf.5o-1.65; aeuiHge 75ei
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
5tnan3beridt.
Milmanfee G3eIbmnrtt

I'm TfparteHlrut flr q~usudrtiee g3ehTa Ser,
Grfieu aditcuai RGnf. Nc 40s Dr1vsfersEfr.
aro Uhinleu su BEN aEaeffurter Rretier ar
Ianft, zen. brfauit;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Hnsghmua uu5 $40 muuatit tufa rtue got uad
Huut Haf wno 40. zlr 90 oer Nuha uun 4aib
tiatCu Bart Ntgir Sl5U.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
MADE AN IMPRESSION
Aunt" Eliza Gum Is Out Six Dollars.

Aunt Eliza Gum, OF Falmouth, was
busy in her kitchen Wednesday when
knock was heard AT her front door
She went there and was dazzled by the
glitter of two big rings ON an extended
hand Of tail. well dressed cOlOrrd man.
Good morning. said he, II am looking
for n good room To rent and was told
YOU had one that would suit me. | am
travelling around for my health and
would like to board in Falmouth for a
month or two, and, If it pleases me,
longer" He surveyed the apartment
and expressed himself a. pleased, and re-
manned Wednesday night. Thursday
morning he pulled out a letter which
stated his furniture. consisting 0f a pi-
ano. parlor suit, folding bed, etc, had
been shipped to Fredericksburg. He
stated his trunk, containing MONEY, etc,
was in the express office and wanted 80
To get the things out. Ii was alluring
u Aunt" Eliza and she went for her
old stocking in the closet, which was her
money receptacle, and handed him the re-
quired sum. With proiuse tb0nks, he
left. Aunt Eliza was here Saturday,
and with Sergeant Chichester went gun
ming for a man who calls himself John
Harris aud halls from Chicago. We
hope they may get him. Aunt Eliza
was resident OF this city, until a year
or two ago, for 20 years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
LETTER FROM JUDGE WALLACE
Addressed TO JUDGE Sims and Mr.. SwIft-hls Ac-
vice as to Corporation Court Question.

Fredericksburg. Va, Jan. l3, 1906.
To the Messrs. Hons Senator > ms and
Representative Swift.
Gentlemen: You have very wisely ask
ed the assistance Of your constituents OH
the question of the Corporation Judge
ship and you are entitled To the calnesi
and best Judgment OF each one interested
in the welfare OF our city.
The Constitution provides two modes
for the abolition OF the Office 0i city
Judge for FredTickshurg-One II 10y The
vote of the city electorate, and the Other
is by the office being vacant for ninety
days. The clause providing Tor the vote
of the people acts propriO vlgore ana the
Common Council can submit the ques-
ton on short notice, think, under its
general powers to legislate, given IN ITS
amended charter Of 1871.
Your duty would seem to be 10 see that
the legislative session does not 20 by
without the election OF n Judge unless
the people act in the meantime or the
Common Council, "a the organized repre-
sentative OF the people, instructs you To
the contrary.
The sentiment of the people Il won I
sGy opinion, for there has not been sui
fcient discussion Of the question on
which to base an intelligent Opinion), IL
divided: and ! would suggest 10 you,
and would so act were inyOurpositlon,
to pass 10y the election ola Judge Tuesday
night and notify the Common Council OF
fredericksburg that unless a vote Is
taken within thirty days or some posi-
tive instruction to the contrary from
that body is received, you will have the
caucus convened, which can be easily
done, and IA Judge elected.
am with great respect, gentlemen
Truly yours,
A. W. Wallace.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
REV. Or. j. POWELL GARLAND DEAD

Rev. James Powell Garland, A. NJ, d.
D.. died Saturday night of pneumonia at
his home at Holly Fork, in New Kent
county, aged 70 years.
DR.. Garland was for many years a
prominent figure in the Virginia Metho-
dist Conference, in which hesheld a num-
Der of charges and for many terms was
presiding elder Of the most important
districts in the State.
His first wife was Miss Lucy V. Brax.
ton. of fredericksburg. He wasmarried
three times, his last wife being Miss Lucy
Richardson, of New Kent, who. with
three daughters and five sons OF his first
marriage, survive him. Before he died
he called his family about him, gave di-
rections about his estate and funeral and
babe them farewell.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
CORPORATION COURT AND
QUESTION OF AB0LISHINC IT

The Corporation Court question was
generally discussed here Friday after
noon. 1t is stated that a petition was
circulated among the business men, Ia
yoring the retention of the Court and
quite a number of signatures were oh
tanned. 1t is understood that the peti
ton was forwarded to Delegate Swift
in Richmond.
A Joint caucus OF the Democrat
of the Legislature will be held in Rich
mond, Tuesday night, at which time thu
various judgeships will be filed. 1t Is
said that Delegate Swift favors retain
ing the Corporation Court.
The question OF abolishing the
Corporation Court is serious one
Many important matters enter into 1t
The cost of the Court at present is not
large and the city is growing in popula
ton and business. 1t is hoped that q
decision will be arrived at, which will h'
for the best interest OF the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
SpOTSYLVANlA NOTES
Thornsburg, Va, Jan. ID, 100

ThOrnsburg, Va, Jan. 13, 1906.
Mr.. N. l.. Young is quite sick at his
home with In grippe.
Mr.. Jno. A. Vaughan has sold his fine
teams of mules and large lot Of choice
pine timber to Messrs. Bowie K Bro.
Mr.. Cyrien Challenger has sold his fine
estate TO Mr.. Jno. Crow, OF Ohio.
A very delightful dance was given IN
the neighborhood recently. All enjoyed
themselves very much and especially a
young gentleman, who declared that he
enjoyed the occasion, but told a dear one
that she must not engage in the sport or
he would quit the State and go TO Rich
mond.
Our roads are in bad condition and it
is hoped that our delegate, Mr. Swift,
win have a law passed to improve the
the same.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
KING GEORGE NOTES

Passapatanzy, Va, Jan. ID, 1903.
Messrs. J.H. Henderson and G. j. Allen,
of Washington, have been visiting their
friends and relatives in King George
They will return to Washington Sunday
and hope to make another visit here
eOOn. =, -
Misses A. c. Jones and f. NJ. Jones
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs; T.. NJ
Henderson, at Igo. Their friend, Miss n;
b. Dickerson, ofAlexandria, accompanied
them and they all had pleasant trip.
Miss n. b. DickersoD, who spent some
time with her cousin, Mrs. 5. n: Rollins,
will return 70 Alexandria Sunday, ana
Miss A. c. Jones will return with her'
She had a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Clay Burchell, OF CODY, went to
Washington Sunday to see her mother,
Mrs Mamie j. Rollins, who is very i'll.
\. Is. ID.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
MURDER IN MADISON

Isaac Nichols and another brother,
Jerry. were seated 10y the tireside at their
home in Madison county, IA few day ago.
when Elsey came in. As he seated him
sell in a chair it broke. This iniuriated
him and he threw the chair into an adj
joining room. For this Isaac remon-
strated with him and, it is alleged, Elsey
became indignant and abusive. The
Quarrel grew bitter. and Elsey it is said
struck him with knife, the blade pene-
trating the heart, causing instant death.
Madison officials arrested Elsey Nichols
aud lodged him in Jail at Madison.
The Nichols boys are sons OF Mrs. SUI
san Nichols, widow. The dead man
was 30 years old Wednesday, and Elsey
twenty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16
FROM Mr.. SWIFT
He Wants An Expression From
the People.
Asks For Their Views on Continuance Of COrpori
ton Court.

House of Delegates, Richmond, Va,
Jan -. 1906.
To the People Of fredericksburg;
The Democratic caucus will be- called
on next Tuesday night to nominate the
corporation Judges of the state.
Judge Sims aud myself invite IN eX-
preston of your views az To confirm
ance of the court and your choice oi can
didates. believe the people of Freder'
icksburg desire the Corporation Court ~
tanned aud that they will not approve OF
the discourteous act OF the individual oil
your town who, ignoring the chosen
representative OF the people OF Freder-
icksburg and Spotsy wanna, communl-
Gated with the Senator from Hanover
in matter entirely local.
shall treat the gentleman with the
same consideration he has shown Tor mo.
Respectfully,
Granville r Swift.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-01-16

Former Citizen Of fredericksburg Dies In
Augusta, Ga.

Mr. Henry W Landram, Augusta =
well known citizen, died yesterday at his
home ON upper Greene street
From the First Baptist chunh this
morning the last sad rites wen con
Quoted. Deceased had at one period
been "A member Of the dry goods firm Of
Landram 4 Butter, but bad for several
years bcen retired irom business. He
was nau who enjoyed the high estecm
OF friends. aud his death will bc learn, d
with deep regret 10y them. Deceased
was widower-Augusta. Ga, Herald,
Jan. Sth.
The deceased was born In the county
Of Spotsylvania and spent his early life
there, until he came 10 this city, and
was until the breaking out OF the war oi
lS6l-G5 salesman Tor the late james
II Bradley. lie served during the whole
war in the Confederate army, aud went
10 Augusta shortly after it ended, and
has lived there since. He accumulated a
good sum Of money in business Several
years ago his health failed. The late
John W Landram was his brother. and
Mr. Larkin W. l.andram il his nephew