davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Edw. O. BOeCinn,
So. lucas lona.

ct. a0uis, g9o., 6. glou. 1906.
oerr gOwaro 9ceotna:
3H Seaniworiang Strer 3ra9e mobts i1
aerne iageH. gor nnaeia5y swei Sobrsn
piagie MID Elm nrees Waeenleioen. so
oahte suerit. ooB 3 Gin Gyebsleloen nate
faHb aber aus, bab Is eH WagsnleiDea
mar, be Asrste balfeH mir aber ni9t. aiio
ibidie ID UNI 9bgs 9ulusr, bic mir Don am
oersH erHpioblen mugoeB, muo Re Gu irteu
mid. &or uuaeiabr einsm Sabre fHBlle ID
noAHols cine SDur Don BEN altsn gelotn.
SD nabm wiebsrum 3uiluAt ga SIREN 3ni.
Dfa. Sei;bem babe 10 fsiue SpHr DaDon
geii5lt. Sd smpfeble IS Gasn bsr;li3. Die
pom itgeno mem Wa9enleIoen gspla9t
Derben.
A9tuussUOa @m. ouslsmaHu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
90 gsrrSrismms IN 2,niiIanN

lie SGr,aeus serriHaii in 3ub
lam bat p,totr.tfn r1iisyss Epfer gas
fcvoer,. On Nlaisegst. 8uHii6caue
taHta. ipurN oey iyaage GsutraSou
strneaI cca 90 8sHgra, 8aresca
5olp. Ger rae sll1 'elre iIlgisR BIAS
na9ulsn iut u~ritgogahIn3 oon lnr
tuesu Gr51Ft tratt haiis. AMI oTfea
rtr Str1Bl til S.Htram etr Stlot e
itoNen. Or W,5svr sntsam.
2it Staes Qsss Oas poiEiias
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Dom 9obanniisrorOtn.
Ser meme Serrsnmeiasr Der gaasi sraH.
bcubRse.

Ser nsns Serrsnmeiasr Der gaasi sran.
ocubase.
Der eodngeliIhe 3peig bss Sobans
n~itsrorosus, bic 8aaei (oas beiBt Be-
airt) BranOsnburg, bat tir3li9 in Der
Perfon bes prin5en Gitsl Griebri9.
oes 5peitdIteiten @o6nes 6es 40iIers
paares, eineH neuen 6errenmeiiter err
baIten. Qm %. Sltni bat Der 0a9fols
ger beg la%ngidbrissn 9errsHmeiFers
qrin8 4I6re9t BON 9reuBen in Der
mGrfif6en Sroensfaot Sonuenburg
gum eriten Mlals bic fciarliae gsremOz
Gie 6es Sitter I9Iages ausgeiibt.
Der 1872 segr5noete t0nigliae
preuBiide Sobanaiteroroen 9ine, UNI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Butter, Ser mo Rdie.

gHntr. sgnfubr ts.sss M. warff stetia.
9te1metr. ertrd. 24c. Striis. 22-22sc.
eecouSss 20-2tc: HeHobafe0. 49, - 26c.
DARN. tarcp. 22c; QtRes. fs-ioc: hnn. a.
Qdie. GHfusr 1895 QYo' Warff rpinia
americnn GuA Nteam- g-fSAc, Esd @t2c:
SsTouraer. 12A-i2hc; S6peiser. IL
6iv. - aHfu5r 427 Qiften. Warn frf
Cuite i6Et7h; Gecruoe. f1-i2c.
Gtgtn. 81. O. Wuu ~ Suftfr fen an 2ar
Gc4enumias 067 400 &funo.
gbteaeo, T.. sing. Gutter urssr,,rs
20-24r; 3lirc. teis-22r.
adie Taiaes. f3hc. zptrs f2e. ns,-a
amcucas ISIS ertd, 1i4-I2c.
Ufr. - tA-15c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Nerien : grusftnae.

6barleooir, getostep, Sraperie gitp
nno 3uriid, $500; Madinar @itD uno
3urid, $500; USadinac 5slano uno
3uriid, $500. pid 9ere Warqusttes
2iniez Dampfer. bod, 68 70. 0aFer
Str. Ssl., 8runO TT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Marktb&rt1te.
@strsiOe unO TlebL.
Q1iIpaufer Warn.

@el5eH - 1ermiHe tunren felt UNI h5ber.
September fbloB sszsc, 2e8ember 93Ac, Wlai
9s*e- Aroben Del 20 Gars AHiubr nieoriaer.
umidbe; 90. 1 gortbern. 1 Gar 1.01h, 1 DO.
1.0i; 70. 2 @ortbern, 2 &ars CSC, 1 90. 90e.
l DO. 97hc, 1 DO. 97e, 1 DO. 961c, 4 DO. e6c;
70 8 Spring. 1 Gar 90c; yio. 1 Surum. 1 Gar
e7c.
9aatS. - GermiHe tpdren iietie unb bober.
OFFENDER 55c. DECEMBER 5iMc. Wlai SIC. 4ros
gelter, 1 ear 50hc; 30. 8 meiber, 1 Gar 5b5kc;
30. A aelber, / @ar Doc, 1 90. SANG, 1 DO.
63&e; glo. 4, / Car sac 1 90. 53hc, 2 Do.
53c, 4 DO. 52e. 2 DO. sic; SO @rnbe. / Gar 47c.
0srts. BET 8 Cars aniubr bober. umidse.
no. 3. 1 Car csc. 1 DO. DOC.
8o9geH. ei 4 Cars AHiubr nieoriaer. liHis
ldge. no. 2, / Gar $50.
Suier. Bet IL Cars anfubr 49,; tlmfdse.
STANDARD. 1 Gar ole; 20. 8 meiber, 1 Gar
507Re, 2 DO. SOC. / DO. 4ehe, 1 DO. ACC; SO. (
lpeiber, 1 Gar 47tc.
mfhI - Elau
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
gpeeial Mmseiaem
Gtne biHiae COTTAGE.

SKINNER Cottage, nit Cement BIod
5uaoament, 8aher, Sepsr. Gas. asR
angeitrihen uno in sHtsm 3nfGEOe. Sd
Got. 9veis $2400. 8eomgangtn $500
8aar, ytsit moRatlid. Norb6tIihe gtt
"a. Hno 5aOle9 st. Nad5uiragen BET B.
Hulisl 3ebe, 2l3-217 @elfmaIier Ctr.
! Blod n5rOlih bon @ranO 9Ipe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
auerlrt POM Gage,

9Or0pOITdhrsr gearp lit nu6 Gep
gOrt abssreif. nm bic 5dluBOorbss
rsitunsen fir isins 10. 5a5rt nab Dem
Roropol 81 trsffsH. Shon in ben
ndhiten 5agen min er nit benz si9sns
bierfiir erbauteu DampFer rROOieDelt"
isins LANCE 5a9rt nab Dem lOrOen
antreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Rafb. Wrbeiier ; @ureau.

Gas bon ben 6suti6sn fatbpIiidsn Inns
ieElinBnnsssnno Sauslines : 9ereinee BOG
A%iseoniin o%rsanilirts freie arbeitsnaha
tpsiinngsz nno Snformations sBureau bse
Hnoet ii6 lest in go. 220 B~iseenitu ctr.
ID. GobIineet Secretar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
$500 astroit nno a,trhe.

Nur $500 bia 9ers W~arauette Cine
0ampfer mad Detroit uno 5urif, am l9.
nno 20. aaguif. 1idets 10 Taae eiltig.
Dod, GO 8eitDaHsr Ctr. GeIspbone
@raRo III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Siebudrtte.

e&Stins. gnfubr 1000. r7srft u4,sr,.
tlQ. 8cus5 $4,000 isAte o.
Ataostee. AHfltr 1e0s Marn f.cfia. -.
ere STEERS. eute Hts Susise. 60 81.
%5itilere pig auie. S.5o-4IE: eeffrus. mfffIers
ste grie ~seotoo. qerttnIite. z2s-e- ~.
kaee $3.50. gaHHsrs. 1.0o-f.7s: Frt,
tsse lLe-22 5 @uagu. S.2h-S.Ts. EeessrS
S.o9-sI5 SUdsgs. 2So-Sc0. a6Tbfr 4ao
-l25. NdiflGtr s. o0-R00
eaaft. - Nufutr 200: nlnsst tf ieH
sSaiS Soo-5os aoEmsr. a5Q-aM
1eteaFc 7. qusait Etnsstra-Wrfasr
Q serves 4h-T So. Eate ms neiisrs
80 50 aditer 575-Tbe. srere
49, St7afgs uzo ftfbafS 2r0-ENH
S1retat Arf1oy Is GEO. lsi4tt ESS 49,
re bT-625; fHi1sse rs7 ~
eas 9ab 35256d; Ee2 G5o-G1a:
ssE %ziSsg lGosa; Ssx-aa,s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

S8uleR sisles Gountq'g lire 5abrss=
0eriammlung 0abisr a65dlteH.
Die S9psHot S6rig 50, pelhe
iih nit Der 6srTeaaag Don .Gastst
5urniibingsD un0 Matraben 5eiaBt,
Diro oemHdhf ibreu Berries mad
DlilDauiee perlsgen, NO lie bsreits Elm
@ebduoe an Der Oregon StraBs ahses
tauft bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

S6pobl 6ie 0a6l5erinie Don ben
YbiIippiHen nod unooQitdHoig fRo,
10 beits9t bod fein 3neifd mebr, oaB
Die 9diionaliiten cine Tdere Msbrbeit
er5ielt baben. glan iddBt, oaB 80
8rOcent Oes re5iltrirten 8otums abz
sese5en Duroe. Die 6iibrer beiprez
den bereits Die siH3ui9lagenbe 96litit
uno Die J%orOeruugen, pelhe an Die
AhembIp seiteIt psrOen IolIen. Sic
Derlanseu una6bdngisteit, @rldubniB
8affsn 81 tragen, 9eItporsnenees
ritte uuo cine 3eabiuItirung ber eins
9s6oreuen MitglieOer Der 9bilippiz
nsns@ommihion. 10 odB bic 9ationas
liIten auf berielbsn Dertreten TnD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
@eaen arebsfncSen.

50 eupfeb's biegnut Stro0p'5 6srabwie
oenhoe eslDer. gteitibsn 5silsn poem
lno9 nidt oufgebroteaen) 6rebs tsuobl
nnerii6 als duBeriih. 8ds GHeTfauni
ginHq bette ylitiel, nm Wcgsntrebs eifoles
rid al 5siltn. 3ssGa glaeerenis gsu9ninsm
MIN fd1tetbe MON an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

gbtcaeo. 4. uueuR. Mrhf winter.
mei3eH 9afeuts. 4.1o-445: Gtraiqbts, 3.G5-
100; sommerpei5en. @atenis, l.70Z5f0;
Siraigbis 1880; eaiers 2.5o-325;
ssc; glo- 2 WlatS. 54A-55c: 80. 2 aeIber
5o.56Ac; no, . Sofer, 4sMc: 80. 2
meiber. 80; 80; 3 tpetBer. 44-50izc; &c. 2
Ho99er -.. Sutieraerite. 5S-6ie: girte
bis MdIserausleie. 64-69c; 30. 1 Slabsias
men Ro. / Rogtbweiteru. lie; 8rima
4tmoi9niamen, 4.65; W2eBs8orf te f5-I620;
Snmal5. s95; Short Hib shes. s.50-
Sl Short CLEAR Stbts, S.s7M-0.OO.
Hsbtsiehs 1.31. aleeiameu. -.
RaHtds 9th. z. PUG. @eisrn - 10. 2
barter. ei-s5c; no. 2 loter. s4lA-s5kc.
sRnts - no. 2 gemifhter. 4sA-4aKc.
eaief, - 30. 2 fuetBer. 49A-bOLc,
ct Vents z. aug. &ei5eu - 30. 2 70.
ter el7s-s6Ae: 30. 2 barter, s2-efhe.
Ninte. - No. 2, Sac.
9aier. - 10. 2 peiber. 50Mc.
W uueGpolts. Z. gno. Hefsen-Rro.
ben. Re. 1 barter. 99M-e9Fk: no. fgSprt5err
ss+-ss%; Q .2yioribern. g5-05hr MehfL
rtrtt Wears. S.55-3.65; Seconos. 2.75 -
-; SiTit @aisnis. 5.oo-5.1o; Second Ras
feuts. 400. 90.
Suiutb. T. aEe. aseisen 80 1
Noriberf. e6Ac; 80. 2 9orfbern, esq Saftf
4le H0sstu - 70-74e: @erfe 40
o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

September gTiHia SampfHhmal5 9.10: S6iR,
ten su 10&-11&c; Snulterm 7M-74e; Wlil.
feltiide. sA-8Ac.
Tie Shinbpretfe Der Brobenmdrsfe In Wil,
lrcuite shr bnbHlnesrHoe Fscren Fms mite fofof;
80 1 gortbern. t.0t-tO2: so. 2 Mortber1.
90 = 9oc. 70. 3 Sprina. $3.50: Ssanoaro
@eriie Tire; 10. 1 AogeeH. 50 - soc:
20. 1 Mldis, 55-b54c; Sidl6ar6 Safery 50t-
bic.
Etc cbigeu u1ffdte ftno MOO Triefes o~fft6ieI.
lem Tatlh Commercial Qetter heorbsttek
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Die Sdplasr bsherrittu naumtby
St Situliicu ami @orsa. bod e5s ibs
RsR oas 1slana tam Is mob sa 9lnts
aeTs ebeH gno Ssyn6run1 pon Sissns
t5iri. In ueaersiu aImmur0 nit eis
rer aui iapcni zen Humid srlaFss
nsR sssisgli%sa 4ssSislstiaR EiSlSss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

gL u0uts Z. @ug. GtnSUteb - RseRs
stiere 40o-740; al9e nHS Settlers, 3.0OR
5.25. Sto6er5 un0 SeeoerS. 275-A.60.
S6Uetne. 8ias. 5.75-640: 8ader5. b.Be
-622ik. idpere. 6.0Q-620.
SHaie- 8&5-5 To-; E1mHsL. A0Q-721s
TIeiidi nnb gsfIfseI.
eapsius. @eidIanteie-auseeiunie IssA.
ts, 7%-sc; itlDere &are. e%-fc
TTaaiaBrs.sammrT. = 25-s5 Sfunb. 500
ssSSasss @eHRsrl. sabnsr oenusu. I,ta.
lsrs. 2 8fuHo uMo odriber. Der $50. 14Ef5c.
TaHas GHisn, We: znTai aaa "i isEs ms q;
sdHfs. ieBsrs. NIT ssssrn, ssiaott6o3lsSIR2.lotOSy
iisinf nnsaeragiie. per Gue.. S7.00-e.0O.
trte 5000: lanae Lauben. ieiie. $500: ma
salss5s SEQ yvans. g.; CO.'S yp.
eie: sgtra ianr6. 10f: s5-i50 atarS. maosi
uuo et1t. 4-Tc.
grpSufitu . gaarfte.
ssq9sn sts Der sufbsI tar ans
eefodtlts baHoiuriieris Rurica, INDEPENDENTLY
bo.. $t.45-1.50; aeftgtie au5sespablte. ST 49,
eiunS. 5.45-5eo; Esb atoRea b.. se.fo3
e,sn,n.sahs. ran Casaritst. Rs,ms. "a
SOC; eurtd. 25-27c PER 3hi7b be an zoe.
sanHDetssnwfhi. - SGw5ert 9iunL- S26cZ
Ssn. - auseap6aess z1urfra. s1s7-
1900. 70. J. SiS.M -te.25; 80. 2. $3.50
1880. uiee nuo gsmI1feS. sI2oo-1A.bo. oun
tas RE Guseetudbltes QnHirs un0 gebraSfn-
ssxbo-f8O0. 1o. 1. Sii-5o-12.50; Rc. q
stl.uO-i200; Ssi coHiin <rairte, $e-5e-i0.00s
Eadtcu. SSO0@8-6Q
etrsa Noaesn res 1ouHe oui ben Se
hie az $i0.00-f050; SuieE. oo.S750-600f
Keeisgr. DO. S5.bO-ebQ 4
&dnx. Gureh Eo.1 rrirrseo. 1oL-f0xS
20. 2 Do. eN-ghc. 80. 1 crime nimmee. 81
kh-sAc: so. 2 bo- 1h-7Ac; aaLbafe1e,
q {. ecu. f4-iAhe; sc. 12h-lsc;
sells. 20-25c Der @frno mr. a~badndSisn ~
canie. - Efufrs Aabeu, cRsneiuihler bie
frrrn In 1sEfuuo-SEfhcuguL per W1uHo retbex-
tr-i7es euHilsr. t4-15cs ousseioicHsr. So
Ssy'sr. aer 9orfz. Der pfuHs. ia-isss
Sic .suSrr - Euuds. per zfurb. fB-f7c
Elrrff-1fru1. - Eer G1ncuf. poc-s1H1.
GTtfcz- - Etreitze. fgHe f1ctlr1e. 3f.76.
crime. sizes; Feih. &11B-120s RdrruHfaft
sizb-tso; EpiiL pr Sat rcn 40 2fEns
ersssSz. eureerf Rfuas on Rsrben. N
500 90: csfntit. saIe-aW
EtfieS. - u Gn4fz $500 SdHeru, Hsg-
EfO. qeas. Eko1SBa
eeHsrsrsnt. = Ser Sab. s5Bo: pr asa ~
>1-SEQ.
egtFffzs. cnrfsrf cui Ass aoHs Bon IN
kC NrIcrr fr fstfirf EefilrTs EcrG.
Esat rircr~aFarrp rrrsc m ss-e-.
49, Rlnt 27-SsE IaSiE tsEE n a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Die eanaoii6e Giien6ahncOmmiFion
BAT Die .@rano 5runt" gabn angez
%aDisien. aud WdggOns 3. GlaFe duF
Den 3usen hires gan3en 8abnipitems
in Der Dominion sin8uIisllsH, 5u9lei6
a5er Der 8abu Ous 3edt gege6eu. an
oas Sterseyi6t gu appetizer. Dies
iuiro eiueu 2 Gents 5abrpreis fir bic
@anaDter beoeuteH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Die 53abl Der @6eI6eioun1en in
9rsuBen BAT Iih in ben lebten sSdbren
reiBenD permeGrt uno BEN amtIihen
@aspeiisn 3ufolse. pslde 6is@nOe 6es
U%srgan9snsn Sa6res ooaitdno1 Dor
liesen, lit bic 3ifier nod INNER i'm
3une9men begriifen.
SIN Sabre 1901 erfolgten nur 4675
Gei6eioungeu, pdbrerO bic Sc
iammt3abl i'm lebten Sabr 1856 be-
trug. 9ieie paren lebr un9leih oers
t6eilt. Die Dihter 5eoolterien 8esirfe
5eisten einsn melt sr0Bersu 9rocentlab
geloiter G6en ais Die ip6rlider 6eiies
oelten @egenoen. 6ernsr I6eint oas
religi0ie 9etenntniB betrd6tli6 auf
bic 6iufigteiten Der SheiouHaen eins
3ulpirten. oenn Der grOcentiab Der
PrOteitanteu, bic ii6 Tfefoen lieBen.
iii 0iel 9rOBer ais Der Der Ratbos
liten.
Qimmt mar 6as 2dnb als 8unasg,
10 tommt Sine Steioung AMI ie 1000
6eiyat3en. in osm iiberipdItigero proz
teitontIihen Berlin aber lommt i9on
cine S4eiouRs auf ie 300 6eiratben.
Sn ben protefantii6en 9r0oin3en
S6lesui9s 6olitein uno 8~ranoenburg
Sine Sheioung auf $50 6eirdt6en, in
So1ien, pommern uFo OipreuBen
cine duf 1000. in 6efsn : RaFau
Sine aaf 100, uno in 6dnnoper
Sine auf 1400. Sn ben tatboliiteu
Brcoin3en 0eit z 9reubeu, SdlsTsn
uno 8heinlano tommt Sine 56sis
Dung auf 1900 6eiratbsn. in BeHfas
len Sine auf 1000 unO in poien Sine
0uf 1900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

NIAGARA HenS uno smrad SO. so
Womtaa Osn f2. stuanf.
9tabsrs Nustuuft in Der Office Der
@rosbp Sine, 800 Gitmaiier StraBs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Die @ffaire S6su, Der Ieioige
StTeit I'm Die Sdriften 6es perItor6sz
nen Bdr3bur5er 56sologen 6ermann
S6eu. tit erIsOigt. Der 9aticar bat
Die gin905e oes 9omites, pelbe cine
oouige 4|uftIdrung i6er Die einIhIdaiz
gen 6ra9en entbieIt, in perIobnliter
Beiie be0ntporiet, ppmit Die 4noels=
atnteit, bic 10 oieI Staub aufpirbeIte,
a69ethan lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

9ier3ig 9oHdsiere in einem GiIens
6dbnpog5pu 3. Glafe uno Der Qocoz
motiofihrer oes 3uges Iiuo Bel einem
Gdieublbmun9lid ertruntsn, oas ih
ldooitlih oon 4H5ers. 5rlntreih, sus
letra9en bat. Die 9ocomotipe zines
tart beiebten 9~otal3ugss entsleiife duf
or 2oire Bride. ourAbrah oas ieis
nsrue 8elGH0er uRo itiirste so SuB
tisf in Den 5luB. zen @~spGdndaen uno
einen 0aJson 3. GlaHe nit binuRtsr=
5jebeno. Ter Goroucteur uno Ser
0ei5er r~ttteten iia our8 Shpimmsn;
pom Den 9lhlgisrsn ionnie ib aber
ttiner herdusarbsiten. uno ale trtrans
ZEN wie Rltten in elmer 6ans.
Die 0ampF5artins .G%Houranrss
II nit Ger britiItsn Slopolar @rz
petition uRtsr sem Commando BON
2ieut. q. 8. Sh1dleton in 5es assaus
gen. Sin Miatsrquartier niro am
&0nia GoDar0s9lno aRseleat un0
NIT 8orrdt5en aui , Sabre ~aussetats
tel trereen uuo man gpil Damn oers
iu1eu. i'm Sommer ndhiisH s5abres
oen Suopol oou ooyt Il errtiden. Sur
3sil petotH Ubgilens no1 3psi pe;
tsre antarctiie Grpeoitionsn ausscs
rafei. 6ylHireih bat 9r. Sean
9baJcol cine Summe ron 100000
iar antaroiiihs 5oribunssu bspil
l9t uno oty itoeue bellijts @sitns
i6aiieH Rssn $500 600 aaiss5rlht.
UNI zen belsi htn 6ogItsr 6tnrn @rcs
topsii in Siano 81 isseH, istue BE.
~miaansen. sen SIopol 81 srEsiaea,
iori5uieBsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Ell u0uts Z. Mlg. gtnoUteh Rsefa
eterr. 4.00-7A0; al6e unS settlers. 3o0E
5.25. Sfoder5 un0 Seeoers, 275-A6O.
Smweiue. 9igs. 5.75-6.40; 8ader5. b.ba
-6.22lk. fdmere. 60Q-620.
Smaie- 3&53 -. 70; GdmnsL A0Q-I2k!
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
SOME FUNNY WAYS
 OF CRACK UMPIRES

Jack Sheridan. the veteran of the American League umpires, is in a class by himself. He uses neither in dicatcr nor chest protector, yet he never stops a ball with his manly bosom and never loses count of the number of balls and strikes.
 There are a lot Of things about a ball game that the casual observer seldom notes The conduct of the umpire is one of them The arbitra- tors are considered part of the base ball machinery. until they displease the populace, and then they are any thing from horse thief up
 Every man working as 8 judge of play in the American League has some marked peculiarity The method of calling balls and strikes is ssite different
 Jack Sheridan yow1s ~st-r-r-rk' in a bulldog tone. lifting his right hand to indicate that the ball was over the plate. What he says for ~baIT' has never been interpreted, nobody else speaking Jacks language His term for -baliy is an unintelfigible growi yet 1t is so different from the strike -Ako+ %@AI aaAc -1AtC 4tV LfOaD1c AlOH i ing his decision. Sheridan crouches behind the catcher as the pitcher delivers the ball.
 -Silk" O'Laugiiin, the near Alder man. is also in a class by himself "SiIk" yells @srri1-ik," with particu lar ernDhasis in the sf' and draws his right %ssnd back over his shouide. and points his thumb at the grant stand. When he calls ball he makei no movement with his hands. silk calls two s.tniiss which never fails t raise laugh.
 Hubby Tim Hsrst appears on .ks ball lot in his street clothes, the oni. change being shift from the reg ulation hat to small blue cap. whicl Tim facetiousiy calls his uniform. Tim says "bail'' and strike all righ in United States, but in faint ana
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
soms Eamous apuns.s..

Nathaniel Hawthorne was the dunce of his class. Walter Scott was told by his professor that he was a dunce. Both NanoIenn--Ilf1i- Waiiinyf1n z4zf.rfe sfTiii boys att school. and when Give won Plassy hA father said he did not think the booby1ad so much sense. Chal- mers. the leader of the disruption, was expelled from his school as an incorri- gible durce. Chatterton was sent home as a fool, and Leigh Hunt was cor sidered beyond all hope. Isaac New ton, the great oriental scholar; Sir Will liam Jones and Robert Morrison, who compiled the immortal Chinese Bible and dictionary, were all regarded as extremely dull boys. = Minneapolis Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
SHIPPERS WIN VICTORY
 IN REBATE CASES

syl 4PAS0- Sent 19.=A disDateh zsnan Washington says that the ship Ders of the Texas panhandle and the Pscos valley of New Mexico have won a most sweeping victory. as. after s,zotracted hearing, the members of the Interstate Commerce commission decided tht the Santa Fe. as Ebe principal defendant and key to the rate situation. has bottled up the Pc COS valley ad is retarding it's deyei- ofment by about as ex0rbitant a sys- item of freight rates as the commis- sion has had to deal with in many 9 szas.
 As a result a sweeping order has keea entered by the commission re. qairlng wholesale reduction in the rates as th On almost every commodi. 1y required by human being to sustain life and to promote the welfare of communities and to forward progress
 Not In recent years. at any rate has the board found such wholesale policy of taxing the traffic all that il EtH bear. ad the case Is declared to be skining example of what com smHnify may expect when dependent .oz one railroad. unless federal au thorifies interfere.
 The commissions finding Is aii the zsore astonishing because the Santa Fe road claims to have made an es pzrfal effort to colonsxe the sections referred to and have spent large sumi Of money for years advertising the zzfley. which becomes a yerita6le xx1e when irrigated
 Now it would appear from the de e1zzon of the commisssop that the Peeos valley has fiourishsd despite shs railroads instead Of by reason o xhe
 For several years the residents o the valley petitioued the railroads ts reduce many of their rates. but witf poor success. At last they appealed In the commission after that -.ods had received power 10 fix maxsmuu ratee
 The entire valley interests com 51aed in making the appeal. the com psainaHts before the commission be fag the Roswell Commercial club Carlsbad Comnercfa. club, Artesil EomnercisI club, the Merch ants AS efaf5on
 Chaves County WcSl .srevTfs asF0
 The cuufmisefzn held in genera fhst the present class rates from Ksa zss City and St Louis. Missouri. Gal weston and Denver to said points iF New Mexico. viz. Roswell. Carlsbad Hzeerman and Artesia are ansus and unreasonable
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
.oice- OWrhg to DIS IacK c

faf-sway voice. Owing to ms HACK or height. Ifnl is a scream when ne TIns.
 Tommy Connolly works with great CT ease than any of them Connolly stands ebhind the plate makes no superflnous motions and shouts his decisions in clear voice. Billy Evans depends solely upon his vocal powers for making himself un- dersood. Being a person of some width, Bill has a fierce aspect when decorated with mask and chest pro teetor. He yeIls strike" and gives the number as though talking to somebody in Clayton. If anybody can't hear Bill he's a candidate for an ear specialist. Evans Is the most nimble man umpiring. anc can beat half the bah players n the league to first base.
 Stafford. the newest recruit among the umpires. stands behind the piste. announces his decisions iR a rarsher moderate voice and has no pecunsri- | tie5
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
MAKlNe soAp.
The Modern Process Much Like tn.
 Old Time Method.

The Modern Process Much Like the
 Old Time Method.
 Our great gran,imothers used to make their own soap by the following process: \ barrel was raised off the ground sufficiently Nigh to allow tub to be placed under 1t. and the bottom of the barrel was perforated with small holes. It was then filled with wood ashes, and now and then a bucket of water was thrown on them. which found its way into the tub beneath: As the water percolated through the ash es it dissolved the potash and soda which are always found in the ashes Of plants, and thus q solution was at tained which was put into an iron boil CT with quantity of grease fat and the mixture boiled for an hour or longer. Salt was then added, and as the mixture cooled solid layer of curd soap solidiied on the top of the water.
 The modern process of soap making Is practically identical, only instead of ashes a weak solution of caustic soda or i've is used. Fats and oils are boil ed along with this lye. and the mix ture is kept constantly agitated. As the temperature increases stronger lye Is used until the operation is complet- ed. Salt is then added, and as soap is insoluble in salt water it rises to the top of the soda liquor The lye is then run of and a fresh solution of soda added, after which the soap is again boiled. The boilers are then left for several hours to allow impuri- ties to settle, and the soap is finally run off into nolds and cut into bars.
 Fancy soaps are generally made by remelting ordinary soap and adding coloring matter and perfumes.
 Glycerin is an important byproduct of soap making. Mostly all fats con sist of glycerin and stearic acid. When they are boiled with soda the soda ex- tracts the. stearic acid from the glycer- in, and the latter Is run of With the soda liquor when the first boiling is completed, but 1t is subsequently ra- 'overed by dlstillation. = Minneaports soSITnai.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
Lively In the renement,.

A young woman new to mission work eR the east side, New York, was lately moved to comment sadly upon the monotonous and cheerless existence of the inhabitants of the tenements.
 T suppose there is littie brightness and recreation in your lives" said she to an eieven-year-old girl
 ''Oh, don't know about that" an swered the girl. "It ain't so dull as you might think. Dere'G always some thin doin' to keep us from gittin' blue It's lively sometimes, all right. For instance, las night the people on our floor was a-cuttin' up high. Dere was a gentleman next to us what had iC t-emens. an de lady right across the hall from us was jagged so she nearly bit her sisters ear off."-New York Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-21
BROOKS REPLACEMENT Says Western Union Is Absolutely Done With Telegraphers' Union.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-General Superintendent Brooks of the West. ern Union Telegraph Company said today that his company had nothing to aTbitrata. we have all the men We desire" said Brooks. There is no need for US to sek to secure the ser vices of men who left the employ of the company Furthermore we will never again tolerate conditions that existed before the strike The action of the union operstors before the
 strike in deliberately interfering with business of the company and in abus- ing those who failed to join the or. ganization, will never occur again in the operating rooms of the Western union. There are ITS operators who