davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

bunbsrttouisnbsn Don Dollars oussr
ridtst parDe.
Ohio. ~ Die Grite RdiicnaI6onk
in 5fdsDife ut osrlradt. ~ Sine
llnterIudung oes itaatIifen SaIpeca
tors Dat erge5en. oab 5rsb. 6. Smith.
Der fri6ere Staotdabiteur 5oR
4tton, $173.992 in isinsn Rshnuns
seu .furs" III. - 100000 56dbeH
riftste 5euu i'm aeHelgt6dnOs Der
SeiFeHia6rit Don Proctor & GambIs
in Der 6ineinnatier 9oritaOt 5oOrps
bale an.
Conn eetttut. - Uinb, 6GseR'
uno Reasn ba5sH in benz Winofop
BiItrict Der 5abofsernte groBsn Shos
ben 8ngsfist. gan5s 3sloer iuO Dsrs
iuiiiiet porosn.
gtunfbIoania. - Die 5ps
pbusepiosmie in gittAburgH immt
ernfe gimenfonen an. Bdbrsno oss
lsbtsn Monais puroen 493 Hsut sale
gsmelost. = rod ME oorber BAT bic
Beisr oes 4 Suit in qittsburai0
oide Cpfsr g~sforoert ME bsusr. IS
gsDGlttbdiige 9obesfdas nurbeu i'm
6oronasamt ongemel0et uHo bic 3CbE
Der 9srlsbisH 6strug ii5sr go. BON bsa
men miHbsfens nod 6 Iterbsn oiirftsE.
~ 5rau 9inbra 6oDriio aus DuHs
more, Is Sabre at. 5eiin0et fd iE
6aFt inter Der snisbli6sn aniIasS
i6gen Mann 3%er5rdnnt 81 BADEN. um
ibreR iriibsren Qisbbd6sr. Syn. quite.
Der gl,i6ials per6aftst TT, gu bsirds
ten. Rad ben 4nsobsn Otr 5ra2
puroe 6oprlto Don Dsu 5eiotH Qnsss
nagisn ~6tiruntsn semadi, uHb als &c
Fh al 8ett lestt. trdutts bic 5rau DAD
Belt nit petroleum uHo slnbeis a
an. ~ SnFolge riRsr gaiDsrsrplOiiSR
muroen In 8ld65tH 6 2naben una
Elm Wdbhen i'm Utter bon 8 bis -
Sabren 6eoeHilih %Derpunbei. Gin ana
asiruntsner @rubsnarbsiisr ion ben
aiuosrn sus 9ggOsT ssssS<a bsSta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
9~ttlnnntTdJf
QuhrthttFm.
1utttnts.

g9icdgU. - Spbn .. aodefelz
Ter, Der rsihlts Neann bes 9dnbes unb
pisleiht Der eansen Welt, Der ihon
pieosrbolt 9orIdoungsn BON Siaatss
eerihten isnorirts, BAT li6 nun bod
bd3u bsqusmt, an I. Sdmstd5 oor
Bunossrihtsr QanOis Oabier su ers
iheinen. nafOem feline Rthtgdnpdlte
nod elmer lebten pergeblihta 8erlu4
esmadt ll.en. ibm oieie unanns3ms
Iihteit gu erfpdren. 8lped Der 9ofIaz
ouHs mar. 4ustunft ii5tr ben germ5=
gensitdno Der .5tanoaro Oil Co."
Don SHoiana 81 ertangen, Die tiir3Iih
lhulofa ~bsFun0en rporben mar, unges
fssIihe RaSaits dRgsnommen gu ga
ben. Dem Rihtsr itebt n1mli9 bus
Reht 81, bic Oe1seienihdFt 81 elmer
8eloitrdfe bis CUR 60he DDH $28,O00,
600 81 oe~rartbsiIsn, uno 70 poate e.,
um Elm gsrshtes urtbeil fallen Al f6ns
nsn, gsHouen 9ltHdlub Ibtr bic innss
rem GH%sels9eHbeiteR oer ~ern6bnten @es
feaIhaft BADEN. Die 4usfunft, relde
Uon 8odefsltr erlan8t Duroe. mar
obsr BON Dsnig getana. Gr trflarte,
er babe fa ihOr felt u Jabrm niht
me1r actin en- bsr 9d6dft5fabruH5
betbeiIist uno babe Die Gsi1dFtsr6ume
her Stanboro Oil 60. felt 8 Sa6rsn
ni6t mthr 5etrsten. Bon anosrm 3sus
gen bra6tt Der aihter d5er in Grfa6=
Tuns. oaB aIs pirtlihe Sn6Gb,rin oer
6toHoaro Oil So. U1n S,noiano bic
6tdR0uro Oil so. bon Ben 5uisp 81
bsira6tsH 1T; bGb oieis @eisnibaFi
ea6 bic Union Cant Cine 60. eonz
trolIr. DeIte nit Ger Stanoarb 60.
bon SHeiana an BEN Rab1.tssIh1ft
bst5sdigt mar; bag BE StaHOdro 20.
ben BEN Ssrie9 nit runo S98OO0OOO
fapitGilHr1 1T, DdhreHb BET So5re
dS03-1905 40 9rocsHt 8ioioenSe ass
saht aHo IN isbsn 3siiraun sinaeins
kiatswaisE POI s179,0o0,oo0 usisls
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

6aruiou. O.. celsber 1902.
entiduIbistH ss. hab 10 70 iaust nartsts. ShHsn
rsritt az sriiatisn. 50 lit icon irt SabrsH an
gsrDsnie@aes. sseraa&ts eassssa gaHsr Rsuisz
serosn.Sta sisr HH6 fnhlte MID oaeur3 10 asndrft Sak
"a md issr Uaaberis. psil "a mia faslis ms sta nsn.
~seboTsHfr Wsnih. unb be Sapaas no Eiei n.hT
nisoer sinasns; Gator Rsais's strbsu.StdrIsr IN
essaalb ietr tmpfs9lsasptrih- Dr. Ban Gall
Dir Rr. GoHpap in eusraisp. Sa.. beriAisa abr
Batter asHigs gtrpsn.StaEisr. bas IT fsin, 70 nab.
tbeIist mirtaus hat me aHSsrs zQittsI psIes fHr bic.
ieIbtH eeiesH ssbrandt usFosu, BIZ .H,br befsrt IA be
anssmsGus 1siun0bsii anh BURG ben glsrpsn.stdrssr
un6 bic 0rampf.aHidns pslosa luahr NIB blsibsn
ans. 9anor R5nigs strpsn.Starter III ebsn am
ssetn ale alien gsrptEIuSsa.
81 Gin psrthDorts Bu1 far Rtroenlsibeubs
1EHRt DIro 9soem Der e OsrloRgt y~EasiaHbt.
Mrue erhalten cudl bic Wlebiain nnionh.
Gieit Wsbiain pnrhe itt BEN Sabre 1873 BON bsm
6e6D. GATOR QoHia. 6eEt maeue. SHb- subsrGta
uHb Test uHtrr ieinsr Gnueiiuue bon ber
KOENgG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake str. CHICAGO, ILL.,
@ei sIpetbefern 5u babeu fdr
$500 Die GtaiAe. 8 8Iai4en fur 5000
ar0Be $t.7Ss 9 far $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

9psi 3f6dise 8ddRtinssbduo,
i'm Centrum 0es @rOBhauoslsoiRrictz
Ioon Subianap0tis tirsteR aus
u%H6efannter llridhe pl0bIi9 siH urr
ipdter brah in ben Sriimmern aud
mob ETH Feusr aus, tpelhes ben auI
100000 sei6dbtm ShaosH ned er.
b0bts.
Sn 8tueennes bat SohH
Qaris, peIhsr allen @rnltes aI0ubt,
oaB Der Soo ieinss 2idbr. Sobnhsns
9urh 6srsrei bsrbsigsfii5rt Duroe. unr
OaB anoers MitsIieOer ieiner Tamili,
in @efobr ltrUe6sn. Gin aerihtlihss
8erfabreH anBdngis esma6t, nm 81
5smirtsn. DAB cine 1reiie Rdh5ariu
unter 9ir5Ihdft seItelt psros. Gcy
sinisen 0ohen puroe cine Der 5rdu
sshorenoe 9enne Dou sinsm Der Sin.
Der Don 9dris perleBt uno Sic 5rau
ipa geiasi BADEN: .Dsnn oisis 6snnt
itirbt. oann first audi ems Shrsr
RinOer." Die 6suns ifarb ano BALI
odr0uf farb audi nag @0bnhen oon
Yaris am 4suhbuiten.
~ Die slsctrilhe gabn sipiinen
9ogdnsport uno 2daDettt
bat ben 9strisb er1fFnet.
Sin IutOmobil, in peInem iif
Sol. 9eitsr. Der gbicasoer Miaiondl
uno cine Qn3abl Ieiner 6reunoe Be-
fanosn, firSte nabe GaHneItor
eiuen Is 6aB boben @6bane beranter
lfit Gusndme oes @baufftars, Del
ihpere 9%erlebunseu o~dooutrua, purol
dber Riemano sruitlih perIebt.
8eim ga0sn in elmer Wdferi
pfibe in einem Steinbruh su y b.
orb srirantsn Der si6brise gIauOl
DaOis uno Der 1~1idbri9e 0m. Sehe.
Bon einem gdie5aa an bic Qail
getroffeH, hlutet garl 6pb in Gees
burg5 gu tooe, Ia bic NerSte benz 9Nai
ienbluten nidt @inbaIt gu tbun oermOt
gen.
hit einem S6oosn Don $35,00C
fiel Die Anlase Der .@DanspiIIt
Scoop C Stape 60" einem grunot
sum OpfeI, Del our6 fsuerpertenbt
3nGben oerarIaht porOen mar.
- s5n Der Gnlo9e Der ,@m. Stee.
5Ounbrb 60" in Snoiana 81 7.
b 0 Giherte Elm 5susr 0as neue Sic.
Bsreigsbdube ~oOltdnois Elm, ndbreul
Der Neuiisripsiter. in peItem Moosal
i'm Wertbe BON $250.000 lussrn. Be.
iddbigt purbe. Durh ben 9rdnt
iiuO 1000 Nrbeiter auBer Nr6eit ae.
tommen. uno eis Sdaoen non $780,.
600 III entfanDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
SOrni's MIpemframter

brinst SOnnenIfein ms Saus our6
Qinoeruns BON Shmsr3en un0 5eiz
lung BON 3runtbeit. @y 1T elm aroBs
ortiges 5ausmittel - Der 5rpit fir
bic Wutter ano Der 5rglno Der Rin=
Der. Riht cine Npot6efer@ Meoicin.
Sareibt an Or. qeter Gabrnep &c
Sons So, 112-118 90. 9opHe Qoe.,
GbicugO. 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Rus ElliIwaukss.

9S0oSGSsSceS
cSn Der StootratbsIiBung am l..
MoHtad puroe Staotanpalt aelD
nidt idleht our6 Die 6sdsl gesogsn.
neil Ct anter Der 6aHo in Der 9e9isla=
tur cine gorIage sinreiheH IieB, bic
ben Sta0toeuapdItansen fbatlGhlid
iesIihe @ontroGe ii5er Die i'm 6ifent=
lihsn 9ienif Itebenoen g0%rporaiionen
nimmi uno bic 6rsibrieTe Der Stras
beH5ubngeien daft auf epiee 3siten
U%erlaRsert, rtnu bic Staot naG 9lb=
lauf oeriel6en Die StrsBenbahnen nitt
fduflih erfpirbt. Dit SO ae5sa 2
Stimmen nahm Der SidDtrafb nab
elmer erregten Debate cine 3eI0.utioH
an, in Delder Soup. DapiDion eriudt
piro, oieIe gOrlose NIT ieinsm 8eto
81 bele1s: uHD nit 81 gessn Z Stim=
men puroe. Der Sendt eriaht Die 8ors
lose, falls lie nod Hidt an ben Sou
oerneur gegaHgsU III, 3uriid5ufnroerH
UNI nieoer3ultimmen. Die Qinopurms
6arm NHgelegsnbeit ruurDe 0uf 2 no
den 5uridseIest uno e6snIo aud Das
8eto oes Rapprs betreffs Dss dmenz
oirten 6reibrieIs Der GhiC. &c Milp.
eIeotrifnen Balm. od cine meme oiesz
be5igIihe OrDTnan3 eiugereiht per=
ben ion. Die Gbic. e Wlil4p. elec=
trii4e 8abn tuurDs autoriiirt, ibre Sc
leiie an 1. 4oe., WdoiIonz Il 9rooe
Str. Oerart gu lssen. oaB bic Mitte
zines jeoes 9eIeiies 6 9SuB pom @enz
trum Der StraBe liegt. Wft Is gesen
IA Stimmen puroe Die Weiterfibrune
Ses 9ospftoiters an 6ono bu 2acs
Ape. g~utgebeiBen. $500 puroen De-
tpilist. UNI cine e~ings6enosrs unter=
fu6ung Der Bidder hes gepeienen Sc
rittscIsrts 6rant Doler Ourh8ufib=
rem.
Die pon Der Merhants e Mdz
nufaciursrs' Qhpciation oor sinem
Sd6r er0ffnste @efper5eIhule lit nun
Gissnbhum Der Staot. Der S9ulrat5
BAT beihlofen, bieie ShuIe al ii5erz
nsbmsn uno Dem itdOtii9sn S6uIip=
fem einSuDerleiben.
Inter Rem @ulpicien oes ct. goz
1i1pentura ELL. 9ereins piro am
nG6iten Wlittpo6 9a9mittae i'm
Shlibsparf elm grobes Jdmi=
lisnfsIt Der ct. 6raHciscuss @emeinbe
gum 8eIten Der Stride un0 SGule
Itattfinben. Die MitglieOer oes 9er=
Gins VperOen Iid am Mittpoh s9ahz
mittug UNI l llbr in Der 8ereins6aae
perIammeln uHo NIT ben S6ultinoern
Der 9emein0e rno unter 8orantritt
elmer Muiiteupeae ndh Dem 6eitplab
Sieben. 4le Mitglieber Der 9emeinbe
inpie aud ale 5tslnoe oes gen. ger=
ems fiRO freanDIidit gu Dem 5eite eins
eeluoen.
sir Die 5dbrt gum 9ationoI=
tpnoent in Qiasdra SAILS am II. bis.
bat bic .Wil. Retail Martet Men's
NF'H.~ bic GrOs6p 9ampferlinie aus=
eepGblt. Der Dampfer ,Sainois~
Dirb I'm 10 ubr morgeus cine Spez
cidlfdbrt MAIDEN nit QnihluB an eiz
men 8rano SruntsS peciol3ua nm 7:3O
QlRr I'M ndditen Morsen. RunOreiie=
biaets fir 10 Gage giiitig. tOitsn nur
$1,000.
60 els t m T B. - Sn eli
mem 5eihe in BaupatoIa nurbe
Der Al Sabre oIte Ir6eiter Sreo. Sen=
M, 90. Alb 16. ST.. als Qeihe auf=
eefuHben. Seine Nngeb5rigen qlauz
ben. bdB er pegsn 8rdntli6tett 5elbfs
moro beging.
SoDesfdGIe. Qm Z, Qnt.
StopaTsr. 30. 648 II. Str, As Sa9s
re; 8ssrdbniB Mittpo6, ct.
Mi6uel's. - @m g., 6rau SoIepbine
SeHs, SO Sabre alt; gegrG6nib am
Mittpoh in Sautoiae. - 6runcisca
Ruibl, 30. 318 @berrn Ctr, 50 Sa6s
re; gesrdbniB in Ssfferion. - Trau
Gath. 3inssbeim, geb. Struoer, go.
636 Ordarb Str, 81 Sabre; Be-
srdbnib DOnnerstag, Ct. 4Rtoniug.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

sr sines 9feroeblnosIs peoen
in STREET. ssrietb. i6m siasn 3ies,Iitsin
an Den Ropf ihlenoerts.
Die Is Monats ate 6elne Robs
Ter in WdterIop dB Is 6uItentab=
leiten uub itarb an 4rdmpfen.
Ian gcnnenp Don Ou6uaus.
Is Sabre alt. ertranf I'm 9ittle Siour
81 6 ~berotte 5eim 9aosR.
5*ltttneTntu.
Sn ct. 9auI fano an I.
SpRntag untsr sniiprsfenoen Seiers
lidtsiteH un0 Sci GROCER geiaeiliauna
bic gntbiiaang bss i'm @omosgarf oar
ieIbf srrihtsteH uRn ourh oie5egsabsn
oet oeuti1su 9iiresri6aft oeiiFtsten
ShiaersD enfmols itatt. - Better Dill
Ter. ieine drau unO osren 5 9inoer
DuroeH Durh 9lbIeuidlm, zen ne in
elmer @rocerie in Der 9Ghs ibrer 8obs
uuns s~stauFt battsn. persiFtet, bod
bofft man ale ourt5ubrinsen.
SH RinHedpoIis foujie
Elm Nutomo5il ben 200 SUR 6o6en 4bs
bang an Summit 9l0e. 6iua5. iRsem
Der Chauffeur sic gontroQe ii5sr Bic
Mtai9ins perlnr. SGmmtlihs 5 Sus
i0heH Duroen DINER nerleBt, betIels
ben. Or. S. 8. 9idolos uHo 6. =.
Biaiams, notwithstanding t00tIi6.
- DIS Der II Sabre alte Ron Ban
Sidlen in tolem uebermutb einen $50
SUB boben eIsetrifhsn 9euhtthurm al
BinOnd ertIsttsrts, tam Ct, oben
angeIdnst, nit einem Ser electriihsn
Drdbte in 9%eriibruns, putOe berabaes
i6leuoert uHb serihmettert.
SIN norolihen 9inneiota bai
F6 cine Dipbtberies pioemie ent.
pideIt. IN ein3elnsu her fleinen Ort.
i9aften 1T stipa Elm 9iertel oey 9e.
pobner BON Der sefdbrIihen Rrontbeii
befansn.
5hpsIter 9orromdo. bic neulid
nit @epolt pom ibrem proteRautiidsn
Batter aus Dem 8lofter in Dulutt
entfibrt uno mad 6dule aes
bradt puroe. lit pidosr i'm aloTter uno
pirO am II. Suli ben S6Isier neb-
men.
Der mSIespsr=9Iod" in 9 ro /.
nero 1T nit $751; 900 S6aoen abge-
brdnnt.
Sin 8 Sabre oltes 15bter6sn
Der 6amiIie WaIOtn an Deer
G reef psyunglidts ourd Stur3 pom
Qeu6oDeu.
gu 6uGoa %ertranten 5rau :.
Stumm uRo ibr iIsiucs ainO beim
8reu8en oes 2imes5lufes.
Die Sarmer Gonrao Garl UNI
Sas. Stresmat nurben nab Rer
Brasue BON sinem 3uae u6eriabrer
uno %setDotst.
- 81 9ittGs5aftser trant Be,
IL Sabre alte Sobu 8arsau beim
S9pimmen.
8sim gsrbrerHen 0pn @efrips
faRo Der 5armer Did. Dillon Al
6 bdtfieIo ben 6lammentcc uni
BEL rem 9erInhe, bic 6lammen ~
IoIten, erIitt aud feline 5rou fblimmI
8ranopunDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Mthfpnn.

Sn 9stroit pnroe DaOio 6.
WaIters Der Gr%morouns ieiner Satin
iAaloi5 befuHoen UNI gu Ie6ensldngs
li6er 3uhtbaushraie oerurtbeilt.
Das 5auptgebdube Der 5caHeb
Germ 5iats 90. in gottltgreet
@srhs Ns-h 5eHtr 5rif0rt. Gda6en
$4,000. Dyri 5eusrpebrleute parz
Den Sci iEreg 4f5sit ourh faaenbe
5rimmsr ssrteBs uno Der Dra6ifpdns
ner @snrss q. Iolb eur6 sinen slsc=
iTiitsn ShIag getootet. Die bsis
ben Sobns BON Sol. Uissing, 10 reip.
8 Sabre aft. puroen Dor sinsm 3ugt
srFaBt, po5si BEN 1Oiahrissn Eori ser
a0pf glaii a5ssihHittsn, Isin 9ruosr
t0osiib Derlest nuroe.
Rohs Roh1Dt puros Gam
Q1esusiis 0on einsm gage a~b.rfa6ren
nno aussHslid.i5 ess0oist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14
Qn0tnna.

- Qah eiHsn S~auf9sldgs guiet5en
in u id 6itp cine Rotis en-
rier un0 3urltn inter I'D in 5ireii,
Der nit WeHern, aHiippsIn uno Stsis
nen 8um@Qstra9 ss5radt wuroe. Deb
rere oer aampft1bns DurosH oerrDuns
bet, 2 qulbiitsn. bic Hrbe itiften noas
ten, pinoslneih oerbausH uno elmer
auberom 5srmsFsri. Die ssiammts
golisei un6 5elsupsbr muBisn Sufges
boiea ptyoeH, I'M Rak 81 jtiiten. 10
6ig 20 Rl5ehSrtr aDarDsH oerbaiiei.
- Gin 5jd6rigss Sobaten bss
Formers garl gEoaharo 3u Qebas
0 n. farsis ais isinsm Bet IN Elm
zaf1snmsfu, nit pe6em e ipielts,
uno spuroe augsnaidiih gst0sis.
Dos SdHeerieit oss Qorbamsris
ctnii6n ganeubuuoes pirb I'm SUM-
1903 in 3nbfaHapolts toiifins
ben. Die gontsyis psroen in BEN
srpBsn gaoiuon ab5e9alisn psrDsH.
nsihsr itsi in BEN StdaisfaiEsY art
srriAisi niro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

Das faatlide 2anos Departe.
ment Bat oas gauge in @munos Goun.
tp eelessne @apitoIldno fir 100000
an Elm Spnoicat @ aus aberbssn osrs
fault.
Die groBsn Srrigationsanlagsr
gu 8elfefour6s iino an 4. ers
6ffnet uorben u. bas 8easfourdss5ba
ertpurtet nun cine gang beosutsnoc
@ntpidluHg.
Der erite 3ug iber bic neue 9era
Idnesrun1 Der Qortbpefern Balm in
has Roie6ubsS s5ist lit in 8rsgorp
einaetroffen. 3n Der nsuen Stabi
berrIds lebbafis 15dti5tsit nn6 e
treffen 0iele QHiieoler FUR bas nsue &C.
belt Elm.
6armer aus Der umssbung BON
|Gt9an 6dbsu Sdriite CUR Srganis
fruns elmer StsoatorgsisaidGft ess
tban, nit Der Q5iai. in gtban sinen
GlsDator gu srrihten.
Snfolse zines bsfti9en Rsgena
1T bic Gsesno 5si ganttOn a6era
fhpemmt norotn.
Der 5oifmann'ide 8elhdfis6Iod
in glt qoint. in nslhem 2 oer
qr5bten 6ortissH 9ei6dfte fh tefaHs
ben, cling in 5lammsn ouf. SfoosH
$4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-14

Sn elmer in DeoilsQattu 6.
gsbdIteusn @sriammluns Der ,Qm.
SocietD Of @quitp", pst6s ing
Societp Of gquitp" puloe 6erihEet.
oaB bic @orbereitun5eu fir bic S6aff.
ung zines eroben terminals 5armerss
@leDutOrs in Superior CUTE Bort.
fdritte eemoht bdben.
Sn @iIlifDn fanb eint
groBe 5eItIinteit pe3en Der gr0ffnunl
Oes BinifonSrriguiio Projects Itati,
bur6 nsltss 25.000 @cres 2anD in
ausse5ei6neteu 3aitoHo fir ben Qder-
6ou geieBt perDen.
Qlfreo 5yeemdn pon AUBURN
puroe pom 8lib 9sto0tet.
- @eo. ID. WcGlure Don Do8eb,
nelher Ieinen Gnett @lmer 2epis am
z. Suni in einem @iferIu6tsaufaue
t0otet uno bes Worbes/ i'm 2. 8rdoe
ihulOis beFuHoeu mar, puroe gu II
Sabren 3uhtbaus Derartbeilt.
gu 6arg0 nuroe Brace Burns,
pelhe felt einigsn 9asen DsrmiBi
puroe. aIs esihs i'm 6IuFe ssfunbtn,
Die 9ei6enitau srsab, oaB bic llns
oliidlife ermorDet DurDe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07
GOT WHAT HE CALLED FOR.

4 tall. Iank. saliow individual en- tered a Girard avenue restaurant s day or two ago, laid his broad-rim- med sOmbrerO on the chair beside him. and in answer to the walters query as tO what le would have. said fiereeIy: Fried rattIeSnake' The waiter. not at all abashed, went to the hole in the wall and rl7red. Fried rattIssnake." Back from the depths came the answer, Fried rat- tlesnake," The nan vith the snw- brerO looked surprised. but waited. The cook be5ow. evidently alive to the situation. skinned an eel. fried if
 and sent it aloft. roaring out aEafr: Fried rattle<aake.~ to wh5rh fHe waiter responded in the sane words. as he took the dzsh iron the du-h- waiter When the viand was sci Ea- fore Him tke tail person arose. pu. On his hat wsTksd to the eashEar-s desk paid hzs b1II- and went oHr without t0ucairz the dfsh- Ore ur him." said the waitsr- ~FH eat dis snake Essslf "-PkfIzdslphss Rsooro-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07
NOTICE.

Board of Equalization City of Wa terbury will be in session in the As. sessors' office, room 6, City hall every week day from December 2, 1907, until December 31, 1907, in- elusive; office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. 2 to and z to 8 p. m.
 Section 5 page S95, of the Special Laws of Connecticut of 1903 says: No appeal to the board of relief of said city shall be made by any person claiming to be aggrieved by the do- ings of the board of assessors ot said city unless said person shall first appear before the board of equaliza- tion in the manner hereinbefore set forth, or shall, in person or in writ ing, give notice to said board of equalization of his intention to make such appeal.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM E. BEECHER,
 MARTIN J. MCEVOY,
 TIMOTHY J. CARMODY.
 Board of Equalization.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07

Aside from actual legislation, an
 other encouraging sign of these
 feminine times is the spread of sui frage sentiment, says one writer Take the women themselves. The
 wOmen's clubs-the General Fedora.
 ton of Women's Clubs alone aggre-
 gates S0O,000 members-have.
 through civic work, SO served as
 training schools for citizenship, that
 it only remains for somebody to
 press the political button and. pres
 to. women will he full-fiedged voters.
 wondering why they were ever in-
 different to the idea. The subject.
 once religiously tabooed at every
 club womans convention, creeps prominently onto the programme,
 without melting controversy. The votes of the masculine legislator. on the other side. show his conversion is almost complete. Equal suffrage was defeated in California in 1896 by only two counties, and. the past year, four or five political parties in
 that state inserted suffrage blanks. In 1897 it was lost in South Dakota
 by the tantalizing number of 3.2S5 votes; in Oregon in 1900. by z.137, though later. when the bOodIing eIe- ment put ID the fight of their lives. this count was increased. This year municipal suffrage for women was defeated in the Chicago charter con ventiOn by a tie vote: in Nebraska, by i7 to 4s in tbe house. with a tie in the senate \ change of seyen ballots would have carried a suffrage bill in Oklahoma. likewise in the house of South Dakota. after having passed the senate In Vermont. three votes in the senate would have Eon the day. the house having de- Eided favoTably by 1s0 to 25- The senate of IndiaEs stood zz yeas to l z4 naYs. In Minnesota the measure scOrsd a majority. though not a con stftutionaI majority Unquestionz- ply. the signs prOcIzim that the leqgsI tO the situation ia America I -iI bs the coming of universal szf- ,rzss with ore big sr0o7 ozs of ttsss 'zyG ]
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07

That our present banking curren- cy is in an unsatisfactory condition nearly everybody sees, says one writer. Its security is based upon the deposit of bonds, which grow daily scarcer and dearer, so that the banks cannot afford to buy them for such a purpose, and if they could, the supply will soon be inadequate. To meet this difficulty it is proposed to allow the banks to issue notes with no other security than their own assets, or to create redemption fund by an annual tax on this circu- latiOn, and hold this for the security of the notes of bankrupt banks. Either plan would work we'll if we had security that neither depression nor panic will again disturb our buGi- ness. In such times as these the banks simply have no assets availa- ble for the security of their notes, and if a general run of note holders should occur, every bank would stop payment, and tho redemption fund would not suffice for tenth of their notes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07
FRANK wAYLAND PALMER.

Frank Wayland Palmer. the man
 most remembered at present as the public printer who was summarily
 discharged by President Roosevelt a
 few months ago, died at Chicago on Tuesday. Before becoming public printer he had been newspaper editor and publisher for many years, in many places. postmaster of Chicago for eight years. and twice a member of the house of representatives at Washington.
 He was born at Manchester, India ma, October II. 1927. was aDpren- ticed in a weekly newspaper at the age of 14, and. after learning the trade of printe: and working as a jOurneyman two or three years be- came editor and rart owner of the paper in which he had learned his trade. Subsequently he conducted papers in Dubuque. Des MOines, and Chicago. and was at one time state printer in Iowa. He was appointed by President Harrison in 1889, was re-appOinted by Presiden. McKinley in 1897. and continued under Mir Roosevelt until his dismissal, which followed a refusal to cease his at- tempts to force ou: two fOremen Hho had given evidence displeasinE to him before the Keep commission. The investigation showed a serious con- ditiOn in the management Of the office. and the evidence given by the fOremen tended tO disCredit Mir Palmer's administration.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07

Bill-boards for advertising pur- poses are prohibited in Berlin. Theil place is taken by pillars or columns erected at street corners, says a mag azine writer. These columns, which are usually of wood and iron, are about twelve feet high and three feet in diameter. Built at the edge of the sidewalk, they form a conspicu- ous feature of street life in that city. It is interesting to note that the mat ter displayed on these columns is more in the nature of reading mo- tices than of pictures. The privilege of erecting and using these adver- Using columns is awarded by the city to the highest bidder. According to the terms of the lease now in force, the city receives an annual rental of about $95.200, hut cannot grant q similar privilege to anyone else. The life of the lease is ten years. The price which the successful bidder may charge for space is regulated by the Berlin authorities. All posters before they are put up must be ap- proved by the police. Except in spe- cial cases. the advertising space is awarded according to the order of application. The city reserves the right to demand the posting of it's notices free.