davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

nMsin Soft, SuItaD, mat ma6Hs
benn BORN Selidtrs" ngmiI, Tu.
tennf mir, Id bin cen tormIoIer.
WsnId unb ous Issne glieas nat. galn
bent Dir bic Ssmsinbsit - niIht
obHenb isb ID bsute, ipie ane Saot, nf
n Ra@ipeis un frdes betFIi9 mad Qrs.
Beet, I'm mat mssniie bo Bat bic.
BoHbe fuelhs.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
priuatrtrn aalittrl.

r@d Otto. reid mir bod nal 0ein
6IGi9ten nit Der Madens Ninttur!
SO 1T ia bsute sniIsbli6 nit ben
4uoIgeiiternl" II ia. bic 6laI@e 1T
ober Iecr. @sfttru bdb' i'd Ie nal
often feben ldHen, unb bd batsr Die
Bister ie mir ousssiOifgsl .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

DOS. gu isirem @raaunsn FarS az
ben betrsiieRosn 6srrn AMI Isin @rs
insir<n 9OrSreitet.
Sofrrt srtuuoiste Iia Sinia nab
Rs6bp.
rRsbbp hfimost F9 i'm g6lrina-
gruBs 9Oipital. Ssrr SiHfu. ST uuT
be aon einsm Wotorpasen u6erfa1ren,
Der I'm cine @de gerait tam. 0as
eins 8sin it ii6erfa6ssn norotn. IN
ieiuer qnaif ihidis sr uah mir uno
0a ih mid auf G"eranlaHuHa oes
9trtn Gastsl fir ben SuuJeu intsrsIs
lirte, giua ib BIN. Sie ienHen oon
Germ 9astel, 6err Sinfu2 Gr BAT
einen 9aHosmanR pOn Sbusn sum
@briItentbum -
sd psiB. guns=lo". CAB 1infu nit
Dolis unergriinSii6em @%tihtsous=
orud suriid. .Sano6i, ib babe Oon
oieier Sblt oes Germ @asteI sebSrt.
ue6riseng. BAT SER 9astsl ben ur-
fau oes Sunsen erfabren2
s9Ibsr natirIi6. 6err 5jnFa. Sa
t%eIegrapbirts ihm nod eher ais 5srrn
TspTe. sic niHsn rdmti6 niHR,
5err Gastel intersKirt I6 lett Ianstr
3eit fir oisisn 3sbbp, uHo bat bsrsits
Ie5r bel fir ibn eeihan."
SINUS gefft bsbielt feline unsrs
I6itterlihe Rube uno 4usoruds.ofa-
teii BET, obgIsi6 e. inneriit oor 0ut6
ihdumte. "a er uiht dhais Uon ipsls
dem SutsreFe RoIonb @a5tel In 0iez
ier 4ngeIsssRbeit s~eItitst parSe, I6loB
er, oaB aud er auT cer Saso mad oem
soIoersu SnOI iti. 9isleitt mar SER
goloens Wanssbo i1on in 9dsteVs
9dnoenl
.Ueib Ionit nod sSemouO I'M lsbs
bp's llnfan94 fragile sr mad elmer
9auIe.
aSa. Sine 5ruusnspsrion 9amsus
Anna Mpos."
.Wis2 mar tie her2"
ga, sipeim1l. @inmal, beUor Serr
9spis lam uno gsiiern pitosg ~ bejoe
Dale fam iie, ii9 mad sem Burden
gu e~rtunoigen ~ narum. peiB im
nidt. 6err 9ebie rietb mir, isr ni6l
su trauen, oesbaIb iaete id i6r ats
tern, Rsbbp Iiege i'm @barins @roBz
0ofpitaI uno ss Oiirfe 9lismano su
ibm."
.Nis Hug oon .Sbnen!" mtinte sin,
FL ld6eIno, iunsrlid ieooa tuirT6enO
OBJ Oieier S9or6eit. Sn3piI6tn fn6r
Sobn DanOs in ouer @%smut9sru6e
fort; -.
sgsnn .ie fsute in bas 6ripital
geben. Serr Sinfu, t5nneu Sit ibu
pielsidt iebsu."
5infu 5Os ii6 nit Der ben G3iueien
sisenen ssihmeioissn 60iIitIi; sus
rid.
auf Der Strobs onsslangt, lieB er
ii6 i'm Ihnelffsn Eempo na6 BEN
Gbdring groB s6Oipital fa6ren. @r
iiano cine pobre Angit aus. odB 9dsz
tel in ieinem eigsnen ober Qrna Woos
in Marts' Sntsrtfs ibm bersitg sus
Dorsefommsn feiu ionns.
Sn Tsinsr Dirt bate er Slid. 5eute
mar geIu6stag i'm 5oipital un0 sr
bate feline 9liibe, borseloFtn 3u psrs
Sen. Gr boffts, Nnno Moos 6Gtie am
Edgs oorher unoerrihteter SADIE ges
ben miFsn uno lei btuse nod nift
oasepefen. Gs mar ie6oh audi nidt
dussei6IoTen, oaB tie beuts 9osmits
tag bereits nisoer borseIproaen uno
@inIaB ssfunoeH bate.
Rad flint Minuien fa:o er oor
Rebbb's Bet. Sine 6lutp non 6ras
gen I4nebte i6m auf Der 3unae, aber
er brGugte tie Surid, I'm oen sSuneen
niht 81 oerpirren.
IebbD iob nod blti6sr un6 fhmds
Ter aus ais font uno in itinen Auqen
brannts Elm f~ieberbaFtes Qiht. Die
ibm onssborene 5rs66eit lief ieoo6
rihts gu piirfden ibrig, Iein RopF
fdien p%oliommtn tlar. 5rob Der sus
ropdiihen <ibuna e%rtdnnte er Sinfu
iofoIt unb Die arantsni&peher lieB
i6rsH patisnteu nit ieinem 8sIu6er
aaein.
EEprffehunn foIdtl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

@egsno ron 2aufen nieoer9ins,
ihluQ osr 8lib IN 9eobenDOrf IN
ods 9auernonpelsn 6iHt uHo diherte
oaslelbe nebH Dem RlhbaraHneien
gum nao6i1 nit iammtli6eH @rntss
porrdtbsn Elm. ~ Der gargermeifsr
SCHUBERT in 9etttaot 9pnsnoeie
dIs Der oisnitdlteie 8arsermeifsr in
8apern oos so. Mmtsjabr. ~ Der Ga
id5rise ShdFflermeiRer uno Secon0uu
S6eri6eI Uou u al n oerEnelidts BET
elmer Dur9breHnersi tootlth. ~ 8iirs
germeiiter 8raf ron 8ebenbaus
en- puroe oon einem Stier duIges
IpieBt uno t0otlia 5erlebt. 5n
i Il 7 lenfel0brud f~eierie 9anls
Golfer 4. 3. 6erpiJ nit ieinsr Sc
ma6lir @olasue 6o63eit. Sn
u ssburg seriet6 Ser WoosGorss
ben Srdutpaltsr benin Quflpringsu
aaf einsn StraBsr6abnpasen unter
Die Rdoer uRb Durot 10 ibper perlsBt.
oa6 er bdIo oarauf tarb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
a1aartlfh1.

profsfor Gum SiidIsr) .
yIber, Iisber Wdnn. tpos bateu sic
oenn benz 8rotlaTten fir eine Sns
geaebsn9" ~ .genari, ME Gle
geioet babsn, Serr qrofeHor; Id
bdb's mir fofort auleslbriebtn: lin
fer tdsIih 9rot gib uns bsuts, ober
mad Der ueueiten Ortboerapbie.'"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

81 isbsr gegsno, in isber Ra@a
boriddft fHo Dsutl6s ssnug. bab ss
f6 Iobnt, iih UNI sintn preis fir bic
@%apinnung neuer Nbcunentsn fit bies
ie 3situng 5u bepsrben. Wan probirs
IS nut etnmoI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
@eh,nae,..

3 0 m m s gum WeineroBbdnbs
Ier, Der ietn @si6dft In elmer erp6eE
3instoIerne bat unb einiee Sage bors
ber beItubIsn purbs): SD bab' I6ou
cine Spur bon ben Weinbieben; i'm
9tnterbaus 1T cine gauge 6amiIis, bic
Ieibet felt benz Gage al Boumpeb!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
gpramioe.
A
/ l. N N r s I

Die gudfabtH In oer ppramibs finh
6erart unyuFielieu, baB bic re6te An6 linfe
Irsppe BON unlen uab oben eeleien nub
bic brti iuagerehten 8seibsn B0rtgr bon
ioIesnbtr Aebeutune ereeben: ]. eonb IN
Min 2. limfanbslDort 3 tltiiiha gias
ne; A. Wlar6tnes1oIt; 3. a6niersi9 ID
europa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
prr nttrninr fttnnin.

G tffsl (auf 5srisnbsIu9 bas
betm): pMie mid Der Dds anelobt2"
@ater (2oubpirtl: Der bat
bieaei6t ne @bnung, bab Ct au9 nod
bura Define @usaeI mub!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
gOTt'Na6rt6te,t
tisa osr nIts,t astnratb.
1neiffnIett.

WeltIoleB.
9iirgermeiIier Brinins 9on ne
beim bat Ii9 erIhOTeu. Der
gremIer a. .. uno @dgenp6rter Garf
Wietbaup fiel In Der @eitouration
Sur NsiBenburg" in 5eeftR bic
9enertreppe binunter uno erlag siHtr
8e6iruerIdiitteruug.-Nuf Der Strds
benbdbuhrede 6erue = Soloinsen ipurs
Sc Die Sdilerin Marta 6oimeisr aus
@o6um pon einem S%trabenba5us
ipagen erfaBt unb tootlih bsrIebt.
gu @elfentirnen fam e duF
Der GTenef 65sgfss gu elmer Shlds
gerei, in oeren @erlauf osr 20jGbrise
9e~rearbeitsr 0iuD S6nbmonn ere
i8oFen uno isin Jrsuno Dug. Burn
f9ner perIebt nuroe. Bel elmer
6od3sitsfeier eben0d lam ss 81 elmer
g6ldgersi 3piIHen ben @diten. nobel
Der gergndnn Saoonstt aus einem
6sniter i'm 2. Siodpert ssporftn mus
oe unb Iofort toot mar. - Sn Bite
IsfeI0 srbdnste Iib Der TiidIermeis
fer 6unenotst pesen 3pan9sntiIer
gerIaufs ieiner @sTbun9.-Sn 8res
benborn nuroen Der Qanopirib
&o6re nebf Sofn uno Eohtsr bei els
ntr Durhbrenntrst pom Mogen ses
l6ieuoett, nobei oet Gobn loIort gee
tobtet, bic Eo6ttr uRb eet Batter ere
beblihe BerIsbungen erlitien. 5n
elmer Sdnbtuble 3u Dttepi purs
ben Die Qanopirtbs Wilb. Ulueoede,
gen. 6oseoorn IT,, uno Uilb. 9ubls
mann oou elmer einFiir5enbtu @ros
Ihi6t peri6attst. Muoosde mar ios
fort toot, 9ublmann kbsnsssid9rIih
Derlebt. Su oem S1geperibetrieb
Don 6. Or. grahmann In 5~b6tRbd d
rem Durne Der 16jdbrige Qrbeiter
DrtHel5ous com E6pangrab sriaBt
unb erlitt 9erlebunssu, csnen e. nab
einigen Winuten erlas.
2tteinprepins-
Die @tntsdusdhien in Ue.nbau
Hh5 santig. Die Wein6srss bob,n Fb
TN Qaufe Reg Ulonats 9usua d6ers
rai6eHb fh6n entuideIt. DIE iniefs
Use getdmpunB Der 9gronoipord
unb ots Eisiums mar bpn @riolg sss
front; beibg aronfteittn sfsieu uur
gang eerein3elt auf. auh Der Sauers
rurm Eat nur un~btaeu.eHben SAdoen
dnesriatst- Wan srpdtitl sinsn BALI
Ben ORBIT. Wil b,m gop einer
9ahndrie UobsaFsnsaarlingensSt.
05olo, lie cine eiretts 9%srbinonn9
BwiIAen ZEN lothrinsiffen ao6Isnrss
Dier o.. 5aortouis iorie 1rter
hgrnenen fon, niro balb b|egonren ners
rem. r. 9si bsr 3sier bss 50jd9yisen
9rishkriubilaums oss larejd5ri5en
Qfaryefs gauiD 5pn osr QiebirausHs
firhe in Grsftlb BADEN Bic 9flrrs
finseieHeren bsm 9u5ilar cine Samms
luna 0on 25.0oO Mf. a5srui6t CUR
gtuuouHs elmer 5tiitan9, bic po6ls
t6dtistn 3Dsdsn nus6ar gsmaft pers
sea ioa. p Der In Bonn uobnen6s
@6rsnsom6srr oou 1rier. 6odp. 6r.
0as. 65lfHsr. Bs6ant 6aIsn, ser Ieti
30 5a6ren in jsssnsrsihet Usiit dls
gfarrtr in DtIiinesn piti, Rec
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

2ebrer: sgngenommen, Oh
mint Dir Elm @sI9dIt eriinben, tpusu
On i'm gan3en 10000 Mart brdu6h;
Oh Ielblt boft aber nur 5000 Dart.
Mos febIt Dir bann no62"-G d q :
Ier: Cine rei6e syrau.S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
aflintrnnrn.

g d piegermutte Tim
SeeSoo, 81 ibrsm SdDieaerIobn)
sRidt pabr, Otto. Du iagf ss mir
bod aud san5 sepib, penn bic 6lut6
tommtlA 2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
q. gapHa.

5infu mar i6ler Qoune. QadSem
sr lid ION 3u6i uno aeonboro ats
trsRut, ma6ts sr Fb sifrig ouf Bic
5u6e nab Qebbp. N6sr ob1leih er
iber elm bdIbes 3ubsrS Gpions b.
indftiats - bic ale in ibren Be-
maburgen oon osr 5urht Oor sem
mdhtisen Gotte oss iinsliids ane,tries
ben nurbsH - pdreH feline RAD
forThan9n bisher Don lsinem grfola
beaIeiitt eergleH. or bate fsiaes
itsli. yab gstbb an sinigsn Srten,
no man ton an e6eteR psrmutbet,
Mot mar, oas mar abr aud aags.
or ielbsr ifslte isine 9a6forihuHaen
in otn eerihieogHfttn WsrHsioungtn
ar. Ginmai siE3 Ct als GHrop6sr, sia
on5srmal als pornt1mer Gbintfe unb
Elm btittes Mal als 9ali ostIdbet.
ShlieBli6 6ssab tr fh 3u BEN Hinss
fsn 8danoisn. um oisisn su fras
ssn, ME i'd pobI BAG erslif4e gtieb
sIrbaIisn niros. renH nsan ben leIts
baren 5fdB snt5sdte.
Gin 3sltaramm Ruhi's sab Bic pen
3soos srtaltsrsn Uliit5slunsen Dies
oer. Us9en a~lsfGbtiitsr austanft
mics ibn 3uot On Germ 5o1n Icsos
ieIhH.
6dag itins HineFf6s 2ro6i NIT
suropdftsr 9lsisung osrtauihsnS,
elite 3irFu pisosr fort, iss1 H9 in
ane 2voi4ss IND fu5r ~ 6srEn,Das
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
o r,ninr,,l,aff.

o.: nMarum baben sic T9 btnn
ni8t seipebrt. ais Der Sunb sic n
fieI2" - g.: .9us fcnute ih bod
niht, als MitgIisb BON E9ierIdle,
0ergiut@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

sd Dertaufe nGdFe @O@e aiFs
ouf benz 5eite 5ugunItsn Der armsn
4bsebraHnteH ."-rSm. i'd od6te, nus
llngIid mar chaebin i9on srob ses
mas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
05rfni,s,,r,sd,t.

Der 8IGeer bebauptei aber adns
beittmmt. sic boiisn ibm cine Obrs
feige gegebsni" - aneefIagtsr:
rSa, bonn reiden 0bsrtupfsr. bas mar
ihm redtl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
2geBferrdtBTer.

Dlii a grint's inter @i6' unb ain6eH,
wiii o fam mans in aranse ntnben,
Dit lie i'm Wldrden bud 90 fnbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

Auer puirn pinae limb orri.

9uberfepp: ~ GduaIiid bat
BOD Der Ra3i. 9oriss Wo8t ftirbt
iei 4lte. seiterH bat cabin a grins
'naufsei6oFsn uRe bsut brsnnt fsi lei
96uieI iosg!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

Qesnien oleTss gloiits p<rosu
ftsroa 0d asiuht no nod itins ans
etht1i Hns. mir sebtn ihdiiesn
Nssnisn bic siuaiaiisn gsbinaunasn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
yaYerit.

On Win6en bs5inq Der fhDsrs
miitbio aslporosnt 30idhrioe Mr,i Tr.
sSoh. M1rtei GtlbHmoro. - Snt Mltsr
con 81 5abrsn fiarb in ErofnB Der
%irireFgnirte 3otar 0itUlans 6o6ens
aosl. IL Jn Gelbetm GI6srte Der
Big aui oem QnpeIen BEG 6o39dnos
lers a5blsr am o3medA BE 5deeRs
nit i1mmtlthtH BstrtioeDofrGi6en
elm. - lle6er 6egrHn uno MIDI
oorf gina cir ihperer Wolien6ru8
risoer, oer bstrdhtlihen S6aseu am
tidtete. - Der 22idbries SeiIesfronie
So6n Reg @dhDirt6s Bal. 5trau5 In
8rob beubah ~fsuttte aua tintm
@tooloer auf ieintn Batter s Shafs
10 unb perleBis TIN lebens3ei16tiin-
~ Dem beim 8atHbau in aaufts
bsi6ditigtsr 9a9lo6ntr Witri
Don QanbBberg nutoen pom siRsr
qotomotios 5eioe 5ibe nbgefabrsn. u
SIM 9abubof 8suenmdrfts
Wirs5er8 nutoe osr 9a6narbeis
ter gGlsin our6 sinsn gii3ug abets
fobrtn unb 1st0otst. Das 1Qi15r.
zohier6en 6ts SHloHtrs Rebtasiet
in RideHb06, oas iei. sinissr
9eis 3srmibt puF0e, 1T nit SieinsH
5el6nert als Qeihs In qaibotflufe
eefnnbsn. Sin 6eBer puros ais esr
That berodhsig rer6afiei. gsi ts
rsm bsfiissn gtpi.ssr, oas abst bit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

9 duerin Die f9 bsim 0Orfs
baoer stuen 3abn bat 3isben ldFen).
r4ber Tag nal, 9obsr, iparum BAIT
3 mid oenn erit eins'fsift, eB gu
mir ben 9ahn '3ooen hait?9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

SIN Slmariter6eim auF 56loS
! SberIontbetR 81 stuttgart if
/ Der 4rdlat q. 3. 9r. Don S6mi0 eis
mem Shla8anfaa srIeJen. Sn
NtSto9 srbdn9te fn Der Outlines
@Eor. Donneder. - Sn MItEetm
Dat Der 50iiHr. @Ouer @eora 9e6t,
Der isit ~eini8er 3sit i6psrmit6ig mar.
9dno an i3 gelegt. - SH 8reus
ntgspetler brannte bos Wobus
baus Ocs Sac. 5drle, Wourer unH
gdH0mirt9. nieoer, - Sn Rothens
B. d tam Der EGgI0buer Se6 6dubsr
unter eiuen btld0enen Sduomasen ann
puroe bis sur llnferhtliHssit sers
molmt. n 5u S4IoB Sell Itir3ts
bic 12idgrise Sodter oes Waursrmtis
tiers Sob. Start bon elmer Shduteg
una erlda ibrsu @erleBanaeH. - in
QdIen Farb ser Meblsr uuo 0irt4
Sacob 8eiBwenger. Der Iih burt ems
ltidte 8iBipunoe an oer rehteu 6ano
perlebt Bate, an @lutNrQiituua. -
Sn 4ihtIberg erfdoB Der 60idbr.
%9auonirtb Qodm Seib ieineu 39idbr.
Sobn TN Slreite unO t0otete F9 Danu
Ielbit. II Sn 3 batbetm HiirBte etr
30i1brise 9anopirtb GrnIt 8iinQhler
10 uuglidli6 BON cinsm gdume in Ell.
men a%ui9eri6teten Wsinbsrgpfabl, BAD
sr f6rmIth auigeipieBt puroe.
13oeen.
Sn 9uIeh puroc Der 27idbrjge
~9dnopirtb Noolf 5deQer Don ieintm
S6mieseroater. Dem 9anolpittb Mems
oelin 8obuer. i'm Streite erfodsn.l
Der Nl0roer puroe %ogrbaftet. - 1er
55idbrise 0~anomirtb BAL. gramIiug
in 9berptttFabt fiel Dom @es
bdlt Ser Sdeuer berunter unb soq fdl
t6otiihe GerlsBungen an. Sid
4Ittter60orf erbaHqte Ii6 6ed
so Sabre ate Derlpiltptte QauomirtG
@uii. 86ppel. - Sn BBffin9eml
erbdngtt iiA Der 19i1br. S1mieoseIeaa
Wilh Wetterdntr Don Oberfheff<
anideiueuo in @siResaeISrts
belt. Die Gbeirau oes Qanomtrt6a
Sol. 9ettettr in 8 angtn6a6 purs
be bon elmer Sub auasfalen unS ID
idredlih 3u5eridtet. OdB Is bal6 So4
rduf farb. Su Dberbduftu
ertrdut Der 81 Sabre aIte ane9t aoIea
bes 8ierbrauers Sui. WedeFer, ala er
nit einem ~pertbooneR Qferoe in bic
Shmemme i'm Mltrhetn ritt. 49, Qaufs
mann Slider in 9onautf9tns
gen fir5k nit ie;nem Wotorrdo an6
Itdrb an IeineH 9erlsbuHgsu. Sn
M betm fsI Der 81 Sabre cite
9agI0buer Sol. 5tapf in an8etruufes
uem 3ufan0e bon einem Udgeu uR6
mur0e t6btli6 iberfdbrsn. O6ers
balb Der 8beinbriids gu aebl srtrant
Der 26idhr. eano. phil. Mar D0rr,
Sobu oes 9autontrousurs D5rr, beim
9oben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

Der ResiitratOr @r~anbIbuber 1T elm
10 iireng srnitsr MoHR, bob CT nur
einmal TN Sabre labt ~ unb audi ba
nur in isinsn Sdrant binsin, oamit's
niemanb feht.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03

We are now clearing up all departments
and you will find bargains In ali parts Of
our store Remnants and seasonable goods
out in short time - -
We still have IL complete stock of tleeced
and wooden underwear Of all kinds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03

Only last June Mr.. Talcott was
married to one of Denison's sweet
estsand lovliest daughters. Miss Olive
Towne. Only a short six months of
welded life was allotted them. Moth
ing could have been more ideal than
their love for each other. and their
happiness together. 1t was but few
weeks after their marriage that the
dread disease began its fatal work.
and in the illness that followed. Olive
proved herself a brave and devoted
wife. We wish that We might
offer some crumb Of comfort to, her.
A;nder this crushing sorrow. But she
iki1nws. ~ q We all. that her dear
one is safe in q brighter and better
land, free from pain and suffering.
Continued on page 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-03
A YOUNG LIFE ENDED.
Death of Ben Talcott Casts
Widespread Gloom.
HIS LIFE WAS A NOBLE ONE
6ereaved Ones Have Sympathy of All
In Their Great Grief.

One of the saddest bereavements
that can come to mortal men was
the death of Benjamin w. Talcott at
his home near Dow City. on Sunday
evening. Dec. 30th. 1906. His death
was not unexpected. as he had been
in failing health for months. but his
relatives and friends kept hoping
that some relief might be found for
him. and everything in human power
was tried. About month before his
demise. he went to Omaha for treat
ment where it was thought that an
operation might save his life, and he
cheerfully submitted. The surgeon
found the cancerous condition of the
stomach too aggravated for relief.
Mr.. Talcott bravely faced the situa-
ton. only hoping that he might live
until he was able to return home.
This wish was graciously granted. and
for two weeks the most loving care
was bestowed upon him.
Benjamin West Talcott was born
near Dow City on May LIST. 1876, the
youngest son of B. w. and Margaret
Talcott. When he was but enc year
old. his father departed this life.
His mother. with her three sons then
moved into Dow City. where the
benefits of the schools and churches
were to be had. Into Ben's early
life were instilled those Christian
principles which were the guide and
support of his upright life to the end.
Those who knew him best and closest
have only words Of praise for him.
He was active in all departments Of
church work. always found at his post
of duty. and never failed under any
responsibility. He was quiet and UNI
assuming in manner. This character
istic was touchingly show in his re-
quest that no eulogy be pronounced at
his funeral service.
He was brought up under his moth
er's influence. from whose teachings
and example. together with the heln
of his uncle, Geo. Rae. he grew up to
manhood. having instilled in him
those principles of Christian teaching,
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which strengthened and ripened int,
"a stalwart manhood.

A young man. in the prime of life,
respected and loved by all who knew
him. just in his dealings with his fell
low man. Benjamin. came as near
perfection as we expect to meet.
Moving from the homestead that
the the boys might have the advant-
age of the Dow City schools and
church. the mother and the, boys lived
In town until the boys became of
sufficient age to work and manage
the farm where Mrs. Talcott and
George, the only surviving son, now
live.
Benjamin was faithful member
Of the NJ. E. church. at different
times holding Offices in the Sunday
School and Epworth League and has
been for some time a steward of
the church.
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A Financial CENTER
Denison the Important Money
Center of West Iowa.
FINANCES MANY BIG DEALS.
People Of Several Counties Depend
on Denison Banks in Large Tran.
sactions. Three Great institu-
tons.

Denison is known as the money
center of western Iowa. The bank
ing interests of Denison, employ more
men. pay more in salaries and have a
more far-reaching influence than any
other one line of business in the city.
Connected with the First National
Bank are banks at Dow City and at
Vail. The Crawford County State
Bank stands sponsor for banks at
Charter Oak and Schleswig, while
the Bank Of Denison controls the
Manila National Bank and has a
branch office at Charter Oak. Not
only is this true. but the people of
Harrison, Monona, Shelby and other
counties. even Woodbury.. in which
Sioux City is located have come to
learn that Denison has the coin and
for their large transactions frequently
call upon the banks of Denison to
furnish the cash. These great insti-
tutions have not grown up in day
and are not the results of chance or
luck or anything but the hard work
Of men of brains and capacity. The
farmers Of Crawford are rich and
prosperous. nearly all of them have
money in the bank and they have
come to know that the banks Of Deni-
son. or any bank backed by them is
absolutely safe. They have ridden
the storms of bad times and more
than once have stepped in. restored
the credit of community and pre-
vented panic and widespread distress.
For these reasons the people Of the
county take kindly to them and en-
trust them with their savings to a
large extent
These large deposits enable the
banks to make loans that the ordin-
airy, small banks cannot handle and
hence it is that every year sees an in
crease in the banking business Of
| Denison. Years 1go Crawford county
was heavy borrower. The main
business Of banks and loan agents was
to induce eastern capitalists, that
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KILLED BY KINDNESS
rs. w E. Cole Succumbs to
Apoplectic Stroke.
TlRRED BY TRAGEDY.
:eiving Gifts from Lady Friends
we'll Home Mrs. Cole Falls,
,r to Regain G Consciousness.
. the ladies were singing that

. the ladies were singing that
hymn. "God Be With You
I'll We Meet Again, Mrs. w. E.
Cole the guest Of honor of the Home
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
church fell to the floor. stricken with
apoplexy. from which she did not re-
cover, dying at i1.3O last evening at
the llome Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. M.
Sriswell where the meeting was held.
Never was death more sudden or
more sad. Mrs. Cole was the honored
yuest of the occasion. After years of
plen6ld Christian life in this COM
.nunit she was going away, and the
ladies { the church and of the Mis-
sional Society wished to honor her.
On b. alf Of the ladies Mrs. S. L.
cable presented to her a handsome
set of yDoons. Mrs. Cole rose to re-
ply and the excellence of her reply
was noted and commented upon by all.
She was not one Of the new women,
versed in public speaking. and the
effort was q great one, not only on
account of speaking before others in
this semi public way, but on account
Of the emotions of love and friendship
md regret that surged through her
is she said what was to be farewell
% the friends Of life time. AS she
losed her little speech Of thanks and
ppreciation the ladies began to sing
ne well-known hymn. Then it was
he relapse from the excitement and
strain Of the moment came to her and
she fell unconscious to the floor.
A first it was thought to be but q
tainting spell, but medical aid was
Immediately summoned and her hus-
and who was busy loading the house,
d goods for shipment to Missouri
next day was called to her side.
4verything that medical aid could do.
assisted by loving hands. was done to
estore her. but she did not regain
,nscionnsess and death came tO her
.fter few hours. The physician in
charge pronounced it apoplexy, brought
IN by the unwonted exertions of the