davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
5%OrOerunsen.
Gem armsR @arOffO werbsn BON
5rantrsi6 idwere 9nteR
anfsebnrOet.
9riessfofsn.
Sultan Abo.eI asi5 wiro cine
arOhs sHleibs anfnebmeu
miinen.
arisssfOfs n.
Die nenen 3eiOrmsn.
Doris. /. Oft.

garis, 1. Oft.
gei ieiner uHtecreoung nit Dem
sultan Ab0-eta5i3 in 9iobat ioir0
Der fran5oiiide @eionote iol9en5e
Jor0erungen iteQen:
T. Cine gegleidung aaer frdn3o.
liideH anipriIae. Die nab Der grmor.
Dung 0es Br. Sou6amp geitent. aoeg
bisiana niHt regulirt muroen.
2. Sine oeiinitipe arraHgiritng Der
poli5eiIiden geun1ung Der algiert.
id'sn 8rer5 3one.
8. gegleiduug aqer ais Dem Ins
grill aui GaiablaHca mo Ben foIgens
Sen 9dmpien Bel 0ieier Sta0t reiul.
tirenOen Shaoeneriasauipriite iran.
3oiiidler ltntertbonen, eihjdlteBli6
zines 8etra9es sur Dedung Der SEQ
item Der fran3oiiiden grpe0ition.
a. Die ioFortige gnrdfiibrung al.
Ter I'M 8ertrage bon 4laeciras borge.
ipbenen Reiomen 5eginneno NIT Der
9iHiii5rung ser fran3dHidripamiben
Roli3ei.
@esen Den @affcnidmusstl.
Boris. l. Oft.
Bis auf Spunien ha6en ole
Yi0dte. UcIhe 0as Rrotofoa 0es ga.
eciros-aonqrefes unter3cihneten.
lid init ben BON 6runfreid qeqen
@inidmnggellna BON @aifen nah
0Iarotfo ergriiicnen itrengen 91ab.
regelu einncritan0en crflart. Irob
5panienS Eroteite iuerocn oieie
ltrift 0urd)aefibrt mer0cn.
9idt feiublid.
Boris. l.. Oft.
GoB irun36Iide @iuiiterium 0es
@|u5partiaen bat pole @eipeiie 0afiir
erbuIten Dob Wiulai SafiO Tranf-
reid nidt feinolid geiinnt lit unO
rur Granfrcihs 9|ieiitrolitdt in ieinen
Sample fir 0oS Sultanat berlangt.
AHleibe.
Baris, I. Oft.
s.. Io3i, ser gruOer oes marof.
iauii6eu 5iuon3miniIters Mobams
me0 Go}L lit bier ei%ugetrofien unO
bat NIT @elOmannern untetbano.
limgen megen 9lufnabme elmer I'm.
lci6e ae5en 8erpiduOung BON abo.pl.
A3i5. oeS Sultans. SutueIen ange.
tuiipft.
gcrindte Gntfibruus.
9ii33o. 1. Oft.
9ie bieligen 3eitnugen berihien
oaB geitern BON elmer oils Ronne Der.
tleiOcten 5rou Der Geriuh aenlaht
wur0e ole fleiue 9rin5eiiin annu
Oionica Gia Die 1odlter Ser fsrau
3oietli. Der aeihieoeuen aronprii.
5eiiin non Sad)ieh ole iiingit IN e.
mem aonpcnt bel Can 8enio uHter.
lebr0tt mor0en NOR, 81 e%ntiiibren.
Die 6r0ll mar bon etnem W}anne.
Der elm 0lniifer 8u ieiu idieu be-
aleitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
SOIlanS.
Die asIsaatcn strftrcncn lid.

Sm Sdag. 80. Sept.
Die 0eleaaten 3ur 6ripoensfonfe.
reu5 iangen an, beim3ureiien. 9er
8ri9aoe.@enerol George g. 0aois
bat Bic Sfaot berIaiien @illiam !.
guhonan lit nod Ieutidlono aereiIt
mo Charles Senrp gutler mad Con.
Oou bon no er Die Scimreiie nod
ben Ser. Staaten antritt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
spanicn.
sn6t nm HuSicn, nad,.

9iSaori0 2 Cfi.
Ger ipauiite @cancr I'M Ma.
rottC bat beim Sultou a60cltNb
um eiuc gnNiens nadscia5i riS be.
1a6 lid ant cineru i91HHnGt &rielS.
ami nod Nahat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
9safdlauO,
eeIad Orntidrr Sbraiertrnppe in
NnSfdl.
NtirIIn y NfInhrI

Sctp}ig. 9. Cfiobcr.
Ter Giregtor Safer pom hieiioen
ioalgliteu G%pernbat2 itebt init Sem
nmcrisontiteu Smprcfiorto Goloucl
S0page peJcn elmer 30 1uodiael
conr Der a3iaeuner. 8oron Iruupe.
bic bier 3itr 3eit ipielt 0urd Sic Ger.
Siaoien tn ltntcrban0lnuQ. Soute
fIpe @erltauoiGuua crteidt mcr0ea.
iDilroe 0ie 9an3e 1rlppe S}tnerie
uno Nllcs. nch Sen Wer. Staaien
geben. On Atau 0oft piirNe adlt
@ohen lang Qeipielt mtyoeu. 0ie uu.
eeren p @oden III anoeren aucri.
ianiihen Sf1hirn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

- 49, VS. NI-E".
oes 9olenbunoes IN Sat-. Gle Ser.
boitumgen mur0en anldBlidl einga
3on5ertes borgenommen. oOs 5ir
5eier oes se%bnjdbrigen @eitebens oes
9unoes gegeben mur0e.
SO3ialOcmotratsn iiegreid.
ct. getersburg, 2. CftOber.
@la0iwoitod lit bic erife gto6t.
uelde ods 9leiultut Der GlJmana6len
einienoa. @eiuabe allie geUG6lten
aanoioaten iino 5o3iaIOemofratci.
Bies lit 0ds critic Mal. DAB 3la6i,
poitof an einer IumaDabl tbeiI-
nabm.
JuOen erbaltsn Gelrfrribeit.
ct. petersburg, 2. Oft.
Der GrBie6ungsminiitcr bat Die
9eriiiguna a~uigebobCn. fUeldc 0enge.
iud Der 5obereu ruiHi6en 2e6rauitaI.
ten 0ur6 SuOen beihrdnft.
3uarGuber.
C6eiia. 2. Oft.
Gin Ghuea3uc, in Deldem ii5
iber POO Berlonen beionOen, mnrOs
0ergaugene 0adt bon 9f1ubern gum
Ste6eH gebrott. 9ann iprengteu
oieie oeu Qoihuagen mitteis GDaa.
mits. Der @aaen aerieib IN 9rar0
mo Oa5 6euer iproHs oui 0en tadf.
item, nit Baiiagieren Doagepiropfteu
iueiten 0ogpn iiber. gicIe 5ralian
un0 aiHoer trugen idgUere 9ran0
nuu0eu oubon. Ole Gau6cr lDur.
0en, nd6renO tie nit Gem Sprgngen
beid)ditigt waren. bon in Dem 3ige
6eitn0liten @5ens0armen %ange8rii.
len. ober entfameh. 4ui bei0cn
Scitcu CAB Is 0erpun0etc.
G~e0OlntiOndr pcrbaFtst.
2uaa. l. October.
Shirt Better q. Gropotfm. elmer
ser 6i5rer Der ruiiiAel Go3ialiitcn
mur0e 6cite ON Die Vintage fin Der.
baiiet. an ser Bliin0crtug 0Cs SanO-
5auic5 ocs Wletropoliten 4ntouius
tbellgenomnien $40 BADEN.
Bon Der G6ulcra beoro6t.
ct. @etersburg. j. Gftober.
Gle aan3e BON Der hireiiideu Dit
balm ourdQuerte @eaeno ii, pic
amtIih befonnt genioht miro. bon
oer Cholera beorobt.
Soasn iapaniid lcrnsu.
ct. geterSburg 1. October.
Ger @eneralitob Sat o%ngrorOnet
bob ouf oen W}ilitdr. afa0emien Ole
lnpdniihe Sprade els unterrt6ts.
5weig einaefibrt mer6c.
GnSIid binarridtet.
Ct. petersburg, i. October.
Ger Reuoluiion1r Eolpagon, mel
der an q September neaen Bethel
ligunq an OeriGieoenen 8dnbanial.
len bonn ariegsgeridt sum A. D}ole
gum lobe pernrtbeilt iooroen mar.
muroe 5citie binaeridtet.
1ie G6Olera brcitet I'D ans.
St. Petersburg, 30. Sent.
Die GholeroepiOemr sic imNuanIt
aus6roh perbreitet lid raid mo Bat
id)on in 10 4%ropin5cn SUB aciaBt.
bauptiddlit Der Nolgo eutl0nQ. lit
ober audi 10 meit norolid mtc Ard
Gnael %geornugen. alid in 5cmipa.
Iotlnst. Gmst. 0omsf un0 llralsf in
Gi6irieu lit sic Cholera aufacircten.
Am ihlimntiicu til oie cage in Oen
RroUiu5en Mu5an. Sdmara. sara.
tom n0 Niidni gtuuaoroO. Tort
geben 0te 1o0eSidgc ibou in Biz
Cauienoe. Tie aroBte 5ttrbIi6fcit
lit In Ocn Stdoten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
GnOIid binarridttt,

q. Betersbur1, ]. Dtiober.
Ger R~epolution1r Golpagon, mel.
der am 81 September megen Bethel
ligung an 0eriGieoenen 8dnbaaial-
len bonn ariegsgeridt sum A. D(ole
3um lobe berurtbeilt iooroen mar.
nuroe beitie binaeridtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
@arOffo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS abarmirirn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS abarmirirm.
Gaiablancd. 2 Oft.
9lbQcian0te 0cs We0iomas 5tam.
mes %beitaucrien lidl bcite beim Oe
neral Crude. eaB ieinNlelise Nlaurea
ihr Eager nbertdIitB uHO acpliinoert
bdtten. mo eyiu6tcn uu oen SHUT
Der iraHBoNihg 5ritppcm Der CSC.
neral 0ruOc e%apioerte 0ab Scr An.
grill auberbalb Oe5 9fhousra0ms
Der 6you3oieu lib erciaHet babe ms
meiute Ser Stomm Der Mc0icamas
Der ith iidrt penila ithltc sic inter.
Hotionalen Gruppen au}lQyaieu.
ioute uuH i'm Slnnoe iein. iidh aelen
ieiRe ein8e6orenen Seiuoe 5u ucribei.
0tlen.
abOrl aai3 5ploateu Ociertircu.
9iabat. .. Git.
Ger Sult0N Aboel gl5i} naHm beutc
cine @epue itbcy ieiAe Arulec a1 ii
otm hpede ititYuirlen. mie
oieie Sol0aten IN LESTER 3at 0cier.
tirt hn0 Orr SultaL nit Sem
@roNr0ir sur Sejte. ilb TT aucm
Ncbmulhl uuo 5ahlte sic porb5i3ie.
aeu0en S~ol0atca mo Nliuhi1re m'i
lauter Sttatae lpaggen0 Die 2trtl.
Der Sic #H0i5acn Nui}gihHu3ea
inahtea Us Wltr0e 'ditB,tb feitle.
iUllt oat 500 EuBf0taaica atren
Solo 3eriuler iii ais Der 0ey 9cjter,
uit 9}itaaAme itrer 0gre1re uao
@airulHt#0cs @Seiic Ncuit blteeil.
5ue Goios ih}o mit5J0 95iieru
nadt 1Se3 Ninid3ei1not por0ea uai
mcar Nritaerie hter1cr }u braltl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Der amerifGnii6s arisgsietrstdr
Salt 6eim aniier bon 5apan in
Anoiens.
@apse 10 @innteu.
ttnter @nnoncnSoHner nnO I6breH.
nru bon 5encrpsrf fdbrt Eaft
mad stDbe ab.
5ran Gait bel Der aaiierin.
qofio. 2. oft.

@LAtNf q @AN
@m. s.. Eoft, Der amcrifanti6c
ariegsietretdr, uerlieB 6eute AbeH0
nm 615 ll6r 5ofio uno iuar mad
aobe ab. 4ls or oea ieitlih 9eihmud.
ten S6imbmbi, 9s5n9oi erregdte,
ieuerte cine Batterie @rtiGerie Salgt
uRo IS muFoe Elm praatiges 6eaer.
Dert ob0ebrannt.
0eute Dlittag fliDreH @err un0
6rau Iait in 8egleitung 0es 8ri.
g~a0egencrnls eOiDaros. Gbei Oes
Bureaus fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
uno 5rc0erid %. Carpenter Fri.
nahefretdr 0es Sertn 8ait, IN elmer
6offunde. esfotirt ben elmer 4btbci.
lung anoalerie. mad 0em taiicrII.
den Bolait.
Ser Buft betrnt nit 0em General
eoparos oas au0ien8immer, no lie
Der aailer in forotaler 8efe be.
griiBte un0 0en 5efretdt eriuhte.
ibm IN Elm onItoBeroes @emoH gu
folgen, too ile nit 6iilie ciues Dot
metibets zine grioatunterre0ung
batten, Bic Bebn W1inateu oauerie.
tpormii iie mad Dem AAoienBimmet
snriidfehrten.
@abrenb Ser 9oft beim aoiier
neilte, rDlroe Srau 1ait BON Der Sat
iertn empfnngen.
@ds in Der Mulberry aeiprohcn
nurbe. tpurbp omtlih nidt befannt
eemuht. bod perlautei 0GB Der Sat
Ter Gerrn 1aft feline breun0ibnit
fir Die Der. Gtaaten msoriiite une
Ieinegemnnoerun1 iir 0en Braiiocn-
ten WooieOelt ousiprodb un0 oaB
Serr Gait ibm Deriidcrie, oaB 0tele
Wefiible bon Dem 8olfe Der 8ereini8
ten Staaten cnpiocrt miir0cn.
0ah scr Aaoien8 nurse i'm gan.
Fettlaolc 0es 8alaites Gin SmbiB eia.
genommen. an Dem Die bier geiuder
ibeilnahmeu.
Ier @anfettiaaf mar nit amerifl.
niihen uuo japnniifen 6ubneu nn0
ROTH. peib unO blauen @lumen ae.
lhmiidt. gtdh ser gccn0ianna oeS
MableB berobiHie0eten it'd bic De
Iuher un0 tebrten md Dem Sbiba.
palaite 5iiriid, no lie nm $3.50 llbr
sintraien.
I'm A llhr beiuhte ser Winiitcr
bes aetberen. @raf Sapaibt Serrn
Gaft. umb bate cine Iansere aonie.
rena NIT i'm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Cute.
@erIin I. 0H

swim A. &Ats
Gie neutrality-suspicious. Or
&rupp ihen @erfe itelt as entidt2
Den IN abreoe. Dab Oie japaniihe ~
gierun9 BET ihnen oreibil 10 3oG
Ghifisaeihitbe beittJi bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Radlan6.
@laTenuerhaftnna.

@aridau. ?. Oft.
Gie GoIi5ei nabm beute beinabe
ale W}itglieoer. onrunter SO Erdii.
benton Deridie0eHer 3lpei9oerbanOe.
oes 9olenbuHoes IN 6oft. Gle Ser.
boitumgeH mur0eu anldBlidJ eines
8on5ertes bOrgenommeH, 0Os 5nr
6eier oes s%ebnjdbrigen 9eitebens oes
8u1oes Qedeben mur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
StaIicH.


lINWFTNItF 0tWIUIWWI.
&om 80. Sept.
Sn patifonii6er Grciien berlautet
es, Dab Gnoe 9opgruber Der Bapit
Gin 4oniiiterium abbalten uu0 III
Oieicm einen amerifnniiten Qirdlcu.
fiiriten sum aaroinal ernenncn UtrS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
G'@rien's gutriite auSitn,
beridjubrn.
Eotio. .. Cflobel

Eotio. 2. Cftober.
aui ocn beiouoeren @umih 0cS
Gaiiers lit Die Nn"trittsa1oieu3 0es
neiten anWrifaniihen @otitaiiers
Thomas !. C'Wrien Deridoben NOT
ben Bis SER Gait ablereiit 1T. Tec
91iier meiut heb wenn O@rieu 8
auoien3 itdttfanoe pdhrepO Eait
bier meiIt. 10 miiroc pielleiht 0es
@otlddtters gmpiduq niht Sic rs.
tbige Widtigteit beilemeien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
,nocn cr6alteu 9sGrfrribeit.

u. YtIti3UUtUI z. liI.
Der Gr5iebun8sminiiter bat Die
8ernigung nuigeboben, pel6e 0enge.
iud Der bo5eren ruiiiihen 2e6raHital
ten 6ur6 SuOen beihrdnft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06

iogar an Der 91orofHite BON Mfrifa
geihDemmt moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Sin nener 0reu3cr.
efffln- 80 ser1fnber

Wei ST hCuic norlfnoluutcncn
@robefahri oes mit 9arhturnmdidl.
nen ousleriiitgteu acuen 8reu3crs 2
@ldNe .5tetttu~ cgnUite.ic oIeier
eine @gidguiuSiatct pou 25S 8uotea
per StHaoe iDcit mehr ais Ser 0on.
trait ooritreibt Tie .Stgttu III
Rn Shift rpr 1850 Sonuen @aiiey,
-aganauua. 354A NrB Iona uuo
puroe TN Shiiisbouh0il a@ulfar
eebaut Gle Qlai9inen basea 49,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
aatinra's gInFdt.
"N"I"9" "'T''T''
Gofip. 2. Oft.

Sn etnem Snterbiep iprab iid Der
Friibere Vremierminiiter Brai Sat
fnro, snr Belt Elm MitaIieo Der mill.
tdrtiden neutrality-suspicious. oes &ai.
Ierreihs. iehr beirie0iat iiber ole ReOc
oes 9riegsmiuiiter5 1uit mo iiber
ben ber3Iiden empiand. wrlher bent.
ieIben IN Sapan 81 1heil geuorOen
lit, aus. @eioeS babe ieiner Auiidt
nod ben @eueiS geIieicrt. Dob ole
tber fiinf8ia Sabre alte 6reun0ihait
Bpiihen Amerifa uno Napau nod
nngetriibt lei uno aud ieruer bIeiben
perne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
eberIdnuenimnno.

anoaieru6r beitige Reaenaiiie 6a.
ben has G0uaros6 bal itberilut6et.
Gie aln5e @rnte lit UernidtCt. cine
llnmende Sieb ertrmfen, Wriidcn
pegaeihpemmt uno ser gauge @d6n.
Oertebr u1tcrbrohen ipor0en. Die
9eU0lteruag bcfinOet iid IN bitteriter
Notb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
Madlt iaHen Sorgc.
@erIiu /. Oft.

tic ocutihen 3eihm1eu beiprc.
den hcu, iehv cinQcbcnS ocaGnpfaua
bes &ricas SefrctirS Saft I'm GoFto
ino sic @c3iehim8eu I1panS su Sen
@ereiniateu Gt0oteu. Mud IN 8eaie
ritnaSfreiien idcutt mail oicict nu.
berqeiu5hnlidcu ehruu3en Glits
arobe AufmerFiomfeit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-06
s~piiaIbrmnfrntrn iienreid.
Ct. YefersburQ, 2. Eti0be

ct. 8%etersburg, 2. Gftober.
@lu0iwoitod lit bic erIfe 5to6t
Uelde oos 9ieiultut Der Gumana6len
einienoa. @eiuabe ale gepdblten
aan0ioaten iino 5o3ial0emofratct.
Dies lit 0as critic Qlal, DAB 8labi,
poitod an elmer IumaWabl tbeil.
udhnr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29

deavor societies for the coming year
follows:
President-Earl o. Dennis, Muncie.
Secretary and Treas-Evelyn White,
Knightstown.
Missionary Superintendent Grace
Gilbert, Farmland.
Junior rintendent-Lenna Wat
son, Amboy, Ind.
c. E. Hiatt, Fred E. Smith and Ida
Parker were chosen as the committee
to act in conjunction with the execu-
tives.
A proposition was submitted to the
yearly meeting and adopted, that the
money raised by the Junior Endeavor-
ers in the future should be turned to-
ward the support of Emma Reader at
Montamoros, Mexico that the servic-
es of a salaried field secretary be dis
pensed with during the coming year
and that the superintendent be made
a member of the board of foreign mis-
sions.
The Junior Endeavor societies are
all doing a good work and larger
amount of funds was raised by the
Juniors this year than in the past.
The Rev. Thomas f. Williams, pas
tor of the Friends church at Portland
delivered a short address before the
session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29

COLES ORIGINAL HOT BL
DUST PROOF

liar with the ash pan method. and have no doubt,
gone through the process many times of spreading
a newspaper or cloth under your stove every time
the over-hlled pan is removed.
The ash pan is not only dirty. but is great evil
in stove construction. It adds door and joints
which can be made only temporarily air-tight by
the use of stove putty. These joints open after a
few weeks use. rendering ash pan stoves worthless
as FIRE keepers, and makes them fuel-eaters rather
than fuel-savers. The ash pan and the shield for
guiding ashes into the pan. also prevent base heat
Our method Is the only clean way. The
wl1isk broom, turkey wing and dust cloth
are dispensed with. There are no Joints to
leak air, base heat is not retarded and Coles Hot
Blast is the cleanest stove. the best floor heater
and the only stove in the world which can be
guaranteed to remain always air-tght
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29
REAL BATTLE NOW
ON IN BORAH CASE
Fight in Land Fraud ProSecu-
ton Opened in Earnest
On Saturday.
LETTERS ARE INTRODUCED.
ONE OF THEM, THE GOVERN
MENT CLAIMS, WOULD SHOW
TIoNS $4,000.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 2S-The real bat
tie between the attorneys for and
against Senator Borah began today.
There was a preliminary skirmish
yesterday and it ended with a victory
for Borah. The clash was over the
introduction of the testimony of A. b.
Campbell of Seattle. The prosecutor
asked Campbell to detail convensa-
ton he had with Albert z. Palmer in
Seattle. Attorney Hawley objected on
the ground that even if such a CONVEX
sation had taken place, it should not
be considered binding on Senator Bor-
ah. The prosecutor showed the court
a letter bearing on this conversation,
but the Judge said he could not see
how it was binding on Borah, although
he would take the matter under adj
visement. At the same time he re-
marked that Senator Borah had not
yet been connected with the conspir-
acy.
This was in spite of the fact that
during yesterday the defense followed
the policy of allowing all the letters
offered by the government to go be-
fore the jury without objection.
Would Show Borah's Guilt.
The letter which the government
said would show Borah's guilt was
written to Workman, in regard to
$4,000 VIII. III mad been placed In es-
crow for use in buying timber lands.
In part this letter SAYS: II wish you
could call and see Mr.. Borah. He is
Governor Steunenberg's attorney and
this matter in every par
The letter goes on to say
that Steunenberg had neglected to
send the writer G. cory of an agree
ment and then it continues: This
was for $4,000 of my money which
the governor held under certain con-
ditions. Borah will understand.
A letter from Steunenberg, written
in Eau Claire, Wis, where the COVER
nor had just concluded a deal with
Barber and Moon for awarding the
Boise land, was pointed out to the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29
SMOKE PROOF

The feed door On this stove is guaranteed smoke
proof and does away with the escape of smoke SCOT
and gas into the house. Side feed doors used on
other stoves discharge cloud of gas and soos-ad-
ened smoke into the house and scatter SCOT and
ashes over the carpet when opened.
Another point: In feeding coal into a side feed
door il has to be thrown into the stove. which
usually results in scattering much of 1t over the
floor. With our clearly smoke proof feed door
the coal is poured into the even to the dust
in the bottom of the bod without particle being
spilled on the floor.
This clean and economical stove burns the gases
which often escape into the rooms with other
stoves. The annoyance and dirt from kindling
new fires is dispensed with. the are heat
ed up for two or three hours each morning with
the fuel put in the night before and the Fire Is
Never Out. COLES ORIGINAL HOT
BLAST Is the cleanest stove made and will more
than save Its cost in fuel each winter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29
MEMBERSHIP GAIN
IN INDIANA {. {.
Report to the Yearly Meeting
Shows That 1t Ran to
1928 the Past Year.
REPORT SATURDAY NIGHT.
WERE ELECTED FOR
THE ENSUING YEAR-WINCHES
TER AWARDED BANNER FOR
GREATEST INCREASE.
REPORT SATURDAY NIGHT.

Christian Endeavorers within the
confines of the Indiana yearly meeting
have increased S2S during the past
year, according to the figures presented
to the Indiana body Saturday night.
There are 1855 members of Christian
endeavor in the Indiana district at the
present time. There are sixty-five So
cieties, thirteen of which are reorgan-
lied or entirely new. Fourteen socie-
ties during the past year have been dis
banded. The Christian endeavorers
during the past year have taken an I'M
usual interest in mission subjects and
ten per cent more than has ever been
gwen by the societies was given during
the year just closing, S2.2o5.59 having
been contributed to missions and for
other purposes. OF this amount,
$4,000 was given to home missions.
$500 10 to foreign missions, S1,OS3.34
having been turned to other benevolent
purposes.
For the largest individual quarterly
meeting increase in membership. the
Winchester meeting was awarded TIL
silk banner, the increase in member
snip Ol lIlS quarter DelHS 100. van
Vert showed the next highest increase
with 156. and Paramount next with 90.
Evereth. Wash, society of Christian
endeavor was awarded the banner for
the largest increase many one individ-
ual society. The Evereth society is in
the new Puget Sound quarterly meeting
and the banner was received by Mae
Replogle. She said that if the banner
ever returned TO this section of the
country from the West. Indiana socie-
ties would have to work and work hard
as re Puget Sound quarterly meeting
ended to keep this banner if posi-
aGer the supervision of Fred Smith
CT Spiceland. about 500 dollars was
raised for the use of the Christian en-
deavor board during the coming year
A request was made for S1O0
The reports of the treasurer and 9TH
err general officers of the society in the
Indiana meeting were read. The So
ciety was progressing rapidly it was
shown.
Officers Are Chosen.
The officers elected to serve the In
diana meetings union of Christian En-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-29
Things Have Been Hustled
About Lively Past Few
Days at White House
AT CANTON, OHIO, MONDAY.
TUESDAY HE WILL REACH kEO-
kUk, IOWA, AND WILL THEN
TAKE A TRIP DOWN THE MIS-
SISSIPPI RIVER.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-P-esiden
Roosevelt rushed things at the white
house today, preparatory to getting
away on his western trip. Monday hs
will speak at the dedication of the Nc
Kinley Memorial, at Canton, o. Tues
day morning he will reach Keokuk, Ia,
where he will go on board a steamboat
for a trip down the Mississippi river
to Memphis. On the way from Canton
to Keokuk he will change railroads at
Fit. Wayne, where his special train will
be transferred from the Pennsylvania
to the Wabash road.
On the trip down the Mississippi the
president will make stops at points that
have been made famous by historical
events and by writer's of fact and fic-
ton. He goes on this river trip at the
request CT the Mississippi Valley I'M
provement association. which is behind
the movement to obtain a fourteen feet
water way from the Great Lakes to the
gulf. Fourteen feet through the val
ley" is the rallying cry of the associ-
alton.
May Indorse Project.
1t will be a disappointment to the
promoters of the deep waterway if the
president does not in one of his speech
es indorse the project ard promise TO
render all the assistance in his power
in getting congress to start the work.
The water ways commission appointed
by the president last spring is to &C
company him down the river. Mem
bers of the commission are known to
doubt the wisdom Of undertaking this
deep waterway Improvement at this
time. While on this trip the president
will deliver six speeches. all Of which
have been prepared with care. They
have been guarded with unusual dill
gence al ~re has not been much
spec what he will say
Nc Cabinet are very GER
tain intend to make any
referc- ,rd term question or.
if he G9s AS kept the fact from
members OF his official family.
1t is assumed that he will have a
great deal to say about the outstanding
ol the country HdtuIdi resources anu
about the necessity Tor developing the
inland waterway as a means of reliev
ing the transportation burden which
now falls SO heavily on the railroads.
Today the president was making such
Roadway with his work that he felt
certain he would be able to take that
hunting trip in the canebrakes of Lou
isiana after he gets through with the |
Mississippi river trip.