davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
sIepfeI Don gInltraIien bierbsr aeianSt.
gtelp lprf. % u2ni

gtNtv 1vAAg %. Qtut.
Ger 1nmpier Celtic, Der aeitern
i'm bieiigen &aieu einIief bratte
glepfeI bon oen 2lntipo0en nit.
Geidlid 1000 stiiten Der id5oniteH
3ruhi. oie I'M Diar5 in AuItralien
aeerntet mor0en mar, tDaran auf Dem
.Iampier DerlaoeH. Die Qepiel ua.
rem BON Nlelbolnue mad QiDrpooI
0eid)idt nn0 bort neu berlaoen nor.
0en, i'm bier abgeliefert 81 luerOen.
Solie 6ies llnternebnIen, oas erite
ieiuer art iih beudbren, 10 tDiro
eiue groBere Sen0ung Don auitra.
lien 5u eruarten iein. tuenu Sie na4-
tie glepfelerHte eingebeintit miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@ieOer Giner.
g9gD yort. %. D2ai

Die @roBgeiduuoreneu. melhe Die
2lngeIegenbeiteu Der Equitable 2iie
4iiuranee Soeietp@ unteriu6ten, ia.
ben gegen Ibomas 3. ,Soroan, Den
iriibren aoHtroaenr Der 8eielihait.
Is 9lnflagen wegen gieineioss uuO
5ali6ung erboben @egen feingu
ser 8egeHUartigen genmten iUuroen
antlagen erboben
Sor0an miro morgen i'm @erifte
erimeinen uHo 9iirgi6aff iteaen @e.
ra0e Die i'm 5oae oes grdii0pnten
Segemon BON Der aNletropoliian"
Der ebenialS pegen 5alihung up5
Weinei6es unter anflage itebt, ion
Serbian Die 8erbrefen in 8erbin
Dung nit Oer gbioiiung Ser ,ya6res
6erihte ieiner @eieaihaft begoHgsn
5aben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Gridlieft eincn aOnOnftenr.
lScrtInn0. Gre.. 29. Nlni

@a6reno Elm aus ser 5taOt fab.
renoer StraBenbabnmagen ole @ie.
leiie ser Cregou.eiieubabu ip1t ge.
tern gIbeno freBte, it)oB Elm mas,
Firter Bandit Dem aonouFteur 6. g.
gleDnls cine augeI in Oen llnterIeib,
i'm altI ser STEELE iooteuo. Der
NorOer ipraug bonn &Sageu tn0 Der.
inlnano i'm 3nnfeI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Del anitatt @aiier ansaepnmpt.
Seattle, @alb., %. Osai

Der 5rodtOampfer Santa Ula.
ria pon Der nllniOn Oil 60" liei
bier obne ieine 9aOirns OeI Elm. IS
mar Dies sic 5oIse zines areen Ser,
Iebens irgeno elmer 8erion Ser
Nannlhoft. 9Initott oas SdIaa
uoiier mdbreno Der SSabrt aus5u,
pumpen, maren 5000 51iier auteu
Sels in 0ie see gepumpt iUor0en
Iiemono fonute oen gGBgrifl efHd,
rem uno 10 entlieB oenn Ger beige
@eihaftsfiibrer Der 5eieaidaft 0it
gan3e 8emaunung bonn Rapitdn bis
sum SdiffsiuRgen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

Gdnton, Ohio, %. Wlai

.0Sein ber3lidiies 9eiIeio 81 Dem
Sinidleioen sSbrer gelie6tenSd SdiUeiter,
Sic meroeu 8roit finocn in oem @e.
oonfcn, Dab Der @eritorbenen gSuuidD
alif eluiae gereiHigung iidD eriiiut
bat" Gicies BON @uanaeline Booth
unter5eid,uete 8eileiosihreiben pnr.
DC bclite Der 5rGu Di. 6. Narber
ourd oen a0iutolien Huucie ii6er.
miftelt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@i6t 10 IdlIimm.

gSaibington, .. g.. %. Wai.
SSn ser beutieen aabiuetsii6nna
Ieqte Der @eneraIonmnIt @onapartc
Dem 9rGiioenten 9iooieoelt uuo Dem
Staatsiefret1r Root 0en @eriht oes
0iitriftsanmolts Geolin BON Can
sSrancisco. Gal. Dor betrefis 0eS oni
Sopouer ocriibten gInariiis.
GS ergiebt iih oorauS, Oob sic
eriten @erihte iibertrieben maren imO
oaB auaeniheiuIih 9langel on @oli.
8eiidue Die Sbyuierigteiten bcroui6c.
lhporen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Bon sinsm 6OdbabHsuss set6Stet.
3eiD gorf, %. Wai.

@ahrens Der @eihdit5inin0en beu.
fe gorinittdg Duroe Der Sfienenar.
better Eb0ulos Gallagher nabe Der
8leefer CTR. seiegung Der 6. aue.
5odJ5a5nlinie Don eiuem nit 4ai.
iogieren itartbeieeten 3uge iberfnb.
rem un6 GHf Der Sieue getootet. Ger
Berfebr Duroe fiir cine 5truuoe
Iahnggsgt. Ter 3ugfii5rsr e6nar6
6lnrt g0aEoe Oer5aftet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@ctirt.
g6ap Wort. 28 Nloi


Ger @1apor 0lcGledan bat beutp
Sic iog. Bubble Utilities 9ia" nit
Isinem 8eto belegt @tan alau6t,
OaB ole 9egiSlatur nun Oie gorlaac
iiber Oes 0lauor'S @eto binpeg nodl
einnaI annebmen puO. iooaB lie
aud obne oes 9hirgermeiiters Inter.
Ihrtft Seieb MIRO.
Sls hanptidhIihen @rrno iiir icin
Eeto s:sbt Wlc@leqnn an. OaB sic
GorIaae I'M Erin3ip gan5 gut, inn
gugemeinen aber oerort hemmeuO
duf Selbitre1ierng mirteH miirOe.
menn @eieb. Dab I'M Snterelie Der
lluabbangiqteit Der Sto0t gtelu 9orf
ibu uidbts iibrig blicb. ais Oie @}ab
reQel 81 netiren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
8nr Erieiter Grmorouua.
g2em Qlorf % gpaf

Ger BoIi5ei 1T eg Bis ieet nod
niht geiungeH. ir9eno cine Der Ber.
loren 81 perbaiieu, Die i'm 8eronhic
Iteben, In oie grmoroung 0es arme.
niihm Brieiter5 aosper 8nrtianan
UenDidelt 81 iein. 5ie iuht nun eli.
ria nab elmer iungen 6rauensper.
ion, ole mst6mals in Der @eieaihait
Oes grieiters geiebeH puroe. un0 BON
Der man mutbTnaBi. ooB iie Jpn Hat
ben ulopepLate Ioita.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
8n @nuitsn aOOIsSelts.
Qoniina, W2idl.. 27. U}ni

+tfEl ~ ~fftr-3ff 49, r~Attf
Ter Stadisienat nnbm beute einen
geihluBaHtrag an, ipelhsr ioroert,
oaB Der Rraiioent ROoieOelt fir einen
peitereH 8raiioentihaits Iermin
nomIuirt uu0 geiDdblt Der0e. ge.
sriiHoet miro oieip Reiolution nit
Seu Siupeis aHf Hooieoelfs bisbe.
rige Amtsiubrung, ieiH aoaipf segen
Erufts gno 02cnopOls, Y. |. 70.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
gSerOtrbIidle GrpIuiiun.
Eerre NallIe. Nn0.. 29. Mlai

0erre Saltte, sSn0., ~. Utdi.
SSnfolge Ser @rpIoiion BON mebre.
rem 6llnoert 8flinO EuIper. Die in
einem 9agerbaus Der 6arnswortb.
grltbe ~ ua.s Sullipan gelegen --,
aitfbcmabrt fpuroen, fanOen ser s
Sabre alte Claude 9aois uno Der
9-iabrige Beul Seen ibren So0. nab
reno 0rei 2 qben iflpere 8erlesnn-
gem erlitten. 9ie 4orper0er beioen
getoOteten &naben puroen tbati1d-
lid in Stiide seriiien.
@ns oie @rploiion perirlnhte, lit
niht iider befannt. W1dn glaubt,
oaB Die Gnaben 5ufdaig 0as Eager
baus in 9ranO ltedten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Sin nsnss, bsritarttss apmite.
San IranciseO. 9aI., 29. @lai.

~ttFF q DtNFF1FE7FVF NtFI'f 70 -gFWIs
Ssn penige't Sogen miro bier Elm
aonite BON 10 Serren gebiI0et per.
Sen, beiteben0 aus oen einfIusreif,.
iten @eihdftsmdunern, QaufIeuten
ln0 Sabrifanten Der Staot. 9ies
aomite miro oieienigeu gIemente re.
prGientren, oeren Sntereiien beion.
oers in @efabr iino. Die Weit9Iie0er.
3abl un0 Der gbaratter oieier iuiro
Dem aonlite Mnhf uno ginflnB ge.
mug geben, einen feften Stano in ser
segenm6rtigen ariiis 81 bebaupten
aeaen ieaIihe llnor0nnna.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
strsiisnSs 8immsrIents aelpinnen.
yeeDarf. q. s., 80. W2oi.

Der Streif Der 3iHlmergeieuen.
Der am 1. Wlai begonnen suur6e, en-.
oets beute nut eiHem poIlitdnoiaen
Siege Ger Streifer. Sic berlanaten
ahtitim0iee 9lrbeits3eit. soc Der
StunOe, einen boIben sSeiertag am
Samitag. 0oppelte gesablrnq fiir
lleber5eit uHo GieHft an 5eiertoqeu
uno ausihIuB aIer uidlt sum Der.
banoe @eborenDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
6ram S6au 5icli 81 ibrer Sdiuitger,
mnttcr.
gPau g)orf, 28. Wlai.

|Ati' O~AAf 80 -NtAis
Die 5rau Gpelpn ylesbit Cham,
uelde felt Der SSnhaitiruue ibres
Satten i'm Sotel goratn permeiIt bat.
bat oicies perlaiien, uno nit ibrer
Shluieaermiiiter. Der 6rau 8iaiani
9balu, cine @obnung an 9art 2lpe.
nne, nobe SO. StraBe. bejogeu. "a.
ieIbIt ineroen oie beioen Damen sen
CONNER perbrinaen. um ieoer3eit
'5ur @eriiiguug oes IN Saft ggeilen.
Den iein 5u f0nuen Gie 3peitc Ser.
banoIuug fir Iboiu miro ni6t Dor
naditen Serbit Beginner.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
nnaraHtane sesen auba.
@lobile, Nla., % Wloi.

UlUDIItr vIIl-1 % U(1I.
@eItern glbenD iruroe 0On oem
gldrineboipitaI0ienit Der 9er. Staa.
ten Guarnntdne erfldrt aeaen 4uba.
gae 0onipfer, ipeIhe uou Saienpld.
Zen fommen, mo- anitedenOe aranf.
beiten berrihen, miiiien 8 Gage Dor
Dem Safen Iiegen bIeiben uno Iid ei.
ner griinOIiben 0esinf5iruna unter.
sieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

5u oen 9eamten oes 0dniihel 9lGs.
uartigen 9nltes betrefis OeS &c.
planten glntauis Der o0Hiih-weitinDi-
ihen SSnielH ieitens oct 8ereiAigten
Staaten geldet baben mag, 10 iuoreu
es leOiglih ieiue griOatanlidten.
9ies lit 0ie @rfIdruhg, Die ber!e
0as Stnats0epartemeut in gerDln.
Dung nit oieier Sahe Sbga6, mo
5ugleid miro eeiast. OaB Don Seiier
oes Staatsoepartements in oieier
Sahe ir letter 3eit nifts getbon
luurOe u.l1 Dorousiihtlid audi in ser
naben Satunft nidts eetbon miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
gg6IIa0eIp6ia. 92a.. 81 ~

4sgAuDtlpDlA, 4Su., .. Tai.
Ser Streif Ser bieiigeu srodtDers
laoer ut tbatiG6ltb berloren un0
oieIe Der Streifer febrten heute an
Die 9Irbeit 5uriid. Ginige Der oard,
ben Streif 5uriidgebaItenen 9unpfer
tOnHten beite ibre 9tbfabrt antreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@siitesasitsrtc sclbitmsrSerin.
1Culutb, Wlinn., q. So

NNIWIJ, ItINN., q. DluI.
Or. Wlarp @rosbD BON G6icago Be-
giug bier 5el5itmorO ourh Grtrdn.
fen. Sri. Gros6D bntte in G1icaao
ploblih einen Auiaa BON @eiites.
aeit0rt5eit erlitten nHO oeridgpunb.
sfurs 0arauf tauhie iie in Duluth
aui uno iuhte oie 8obnuus hires
bier mobneH0en gruOers su finOen.
1ieier gruDer III 3. q. Grosbp. Der
baun Die eeite ais bic ieinsr Sdlres
iter iDgatiiisirte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Gine 9rphnnn.
Birmingham, 9lla., 90. D1a

Birmingham, 9la., 90. D1ai.
Der bieitge @aperfiduftsratb tell
te beute an Oie girntirgbam Stra.
beitbabnseieHid)aft, Oeren 2eute am
9luSitGaoe iino, oas ltltimatlrm, OaB
wenn Oieausgeiperrten 8dgenfiibrer
am Montag Wtorgen nidt mie0er
augeiteat iinO, ieOer @eiperflbaftIer
i'm GFrift an OenStreif beoroert
miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Sin G6icaao'er rrmOrSef.
0lepeIan0. 81. 28. Wlni

NItUtIuIU1 ~ %. WtuI.
Ilit 5eroriidiem SbaoeI mnr0C
beute ser 22.jdbrige gfobert Srona
bon go 275 SaSaae Auenue. G9i.
caao. in Dem 8ororte Goainpooo ae.
fun0en. 3ie Boli3ei gIaubt. OaB Ser
iunge UlaHn ermor0et mlroe. CT
fam BOT elmer 8ohe bierber. um
ieine 0lutter, 5rnu u u. Stronq. 5il
beiuben. gie Selhe puroe an eiuem
einiauen 9labe, aber nidt melt bon
Der Snternrban gabuIinie geiun0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
9ommen moraeu.

indianapolis, Sno.. 80. W1ai.
gsie 5rau @t1rIes ". Jairbanfs
bel1te BON ibren @atten erfubr, miro
er morgen &oriatttag I'M If llbr
bier in @egleituns oe5 &raiioeuten
Rooiepelt eiHtreffeu Don Canton,
Ohio. Die Staot lit ihon iiberaus
ptddtig seihmiidt gum gmpfane Der
boben @dite.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
epinnereibeiiter perlammeIt.
@t QnniS. Wln 29 Mlc

ct Noul9, NO, q. Wl1i
Sente iaH0 0ie groiimlna ser idbr,
Iihen 8oniereu5 Ser nationalen &er.
einiauna Der Spinnereibeiiber itatt
Nus allen SanOeStbeilen unO ielbII
uon auslpdrtS iino BETTER nonSpin.
nereien eingetrofien. Die &eriamm.
luna miro bis udhiten Oouncritua
Aben0 Oauern uno nit einem Ban
fett Snm 9lbihlub fonmrn. Gel
arieasicfretdr Sait miro Der Saupt
re0ner iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@ahssn nurmaI.
Can 7Srancisco. %. 9O2di.

Seute puroe Ole erite RabelIinie
tbeiliueiie in 9etrieb geieti, sum er.
item Nial ieit Dem 8eginn 0es Streifs
ON 3. @iai. @s iino MN ale bis
auf 5Dei Der 26 StraBenbahnIinien
inn 8etrieb mo bis 5reitag iouen
Die beiOen lesten foIaen.
llnrltben ereigneten iib beute
feline.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@icSer TOtt.
geelp gorf. % wo;

1t-fv DVttr % Utut.
Ter Gampfer raaiier @iIbeIm Der
groBe" Der geiteru 9lbeno in Ser
'unteren gni auffubr, iDuroe beute
friib nm balb 8 Ilbr obne ieaIid,e
6nlfe Die6er iIott. AugenideinIif
rlitt Der Gompier teiHen S9aOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
9ampfcr anfacIunicu.
g2eru g)orf. %. gPoi.

Ger gaorooeuti6e 9lopooampfer
,,4aiier g9ilbelm Der @robe" BON
europa fonlmeno, rannte lebte Nadt
INN 11:15 llbr anf Der meItliben
aaute oes SmlptihifisfanaIs feit.
Das 5hiff lieat gut uH0 itebt Hidi
in @efabr. Dlan glaubt, Dab bei
Oem Sod)ititanO Der nddiien 6Intb,
nm 9 llbr berte 9lorgen. ser Qam.
pier obne fremOe 8uIfe iid irei.
maiden fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

rid unO oesbalb bat man Jest ale
Soffnuna aufgegebeu. IS mirO an.
aenontmen, oaB ole 6abr8else in
Dem @irbeliturm pom 19. April il.
rem llntergang ionoeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Gutfabrsr Dsrbaftst.
@nltinore. Wl0.. 29. W}ni.

OuIIIUIUItt ItU.f %. LtuI.
Sieiige 8oli5eibeamte oerbaiteten
heite oen g1em gorfer Boli5iiten Sbe.
oOor 9. 5eb. ipelher Der 9ntfiibrung
Der 14-iabrigen gli5obetb 4raop an.
aefIdat lit. gr entlief oor einigen
gBoden nit Dem 0taohen, ieine iSrau
fn Sti6 Iniieno. Sier orbeitete er
IN einemStale Der Baltimore Grams.
porteeieaiboft 0os Eanr lebte in
einem 9oltbauie in 8eIt glulberrp
strabe in eheliher @emeinidait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
3wei SdOoHsr NIT birrsis Mann Der.
loren.
9lorth Snonen. s 9.. = 3

9tOttD 1poilep, = q. =. Yt1i.
gsie offisieae geridte oon ct.
gierre beiugen, bnben 40 fransoiiihe
Slider ibr 2eben eineebiiBt. sic
Daren 0ie 9emnHuuHg Der Shoner
~5li @iraroiu@ uno "a fylane@
welhe uor yfuei Wsonaten ct. gierre
DerlieBen. un0 Don oenen man ieit.
0em ME Dieoer et1Das borte. 1os
Trnn50inhe ariessidiff .Ge Brims
Deldles auf Die Sihe rad ben BEL.
ben Sdonra geian5t poroen mar.
fam unOsrrS&tster So5e pisoer az.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
Sheifcn-Gbcr Hidt FIR 9obnberb6.
hung.
2oliispIIle. Qn.. %. Wlni

7~VFE'@@ ~ VtJsf ~ -VtNts
Gin @eneralitreif aler Maidini.
item Der 9ouispille uno gtaiboiue 81,
ienbnbn muroe beiite 8ormittaa nm
s ltbr ungeoronet. gs fino cirrn
GOO bis 700 9ioihiniiten an Der
gabn beiddftigt. Sic rerlanaen Qn.
erfmnnng ibres 8erban0es uno eine
eIeitmaBige 2obHifala in allen 6o.
brifen Der gabH. 2obuerbobuno
miro uidt nerlangt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
SdIl1citern ertrnHfen.
Springfiel0, syu., 90. W9

SprTlgTIeI0, 0II., y. Wf0I.
Ole II Sabre olie Cora 2eeer-
brand uuo ibre 7iabrige SblDeiter
Carrie uuroen bellte uabe &o6elter
bon ibrem Batter ais 9eihen i'm Su-
qar Greet aeflinoen. MiaH oerniitbet,
0ab Carrie ms @aiier fiel, Cora iie
retten woIlte ino beiOe oann ertran-
fpn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
6ohes Nlter.
8ana, NQ., %. W2ai

8aua Sa, %. Mai.
Or g8. Z. 9Dnn, elm felt SSa6rpn
bier pobnenoer 9lr5t feierte beute lei.
men 102. @eburtstaa i'm 9eiieiu BON
500 @diten, 0ie er 81 eiuem 6eiteiien
geldoeu bate. 8as @eburtstagsino
lit aniheiueno mohl nn6 munter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

Iie @oIi5ei bat ieit5eitcut oaB ser
ErIeiter am lesten 0lItruodl. pel
Stunoen ehe Der Softer in Oem0auie
IN Ser 81 StraBe abseIieiert pur0e.
nod am 2eben par.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

Dubuque, SSa., %. 01ai.
9lae geiperfihaftlihen 3unmer-
leute Itellten beute Oie glrbeit elm. 100.
Ourh ale 9auarbeiten oolit1nOig
slnn StiuItan0 fanien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
0liebi ueridlieoene 9lnsiaarn.
93eu 9orf, 20. D2o

Dor Dem goIi5eiridter Gonnerton
madte 9eder bofit piOeripredenoe
Angoben. Der 3idter iIberDies ibn
Dem 9erfabreu Der @roBgei6Uore.
nen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02
@ia asiteLen.
9eeiD Oorf, %. Dlai.

9eelD yort, ~. WiaG.
Der i'm Queens Gountp.@efdnaniB
inboitirte SenrD 8efer miro beute
Dem Gihtar GonnOrton i'm 5lulbing
goli3eigeribt unter Der gInfIaae Dor.
gefiibrt tperoen, am %. @iai 9lmelin
Staffelot ermoroet 81 baben. geder
iaete geitern Dem GefdngniBtudrter.
en- piir0e cir 8eitdn0niB obleaen,
pelhes ielbit Doen Rihter eridreden"
per0e. @r fdbrt fort, NIT Dem ger-
breden 5u prablen 81 slaen. Die ibn
anboren tpoaen.
I'LL r4.S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-02

&obinstoH, %. @9ai.
&as tnlHer aud Der amerifanildle
sselaRois n aopenbaaea. S'@uen,
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
A SHARON ROMANCE.

Woman Comes as Trained Nurse anc
 Remains as Daughter-in-law.
 A few weeks ago trained nurse. named Miss Eighty, came from New Haven to Sharon to nurse Thomas Ryan, & resident of that village, who was seri. ously i'll. Largely because of her watch. ful and intelligent care, MT. Ryan pro. gressed steadily and was soon on the road to recovery, and when services were nc longer necessary, Miss Eighty returned to New Haven. But the incident does not end here so far as the Ryan family is concerned. The gentleman who was i'll has a son named Charles, who fell in love with the pretty nurse. and the sequel of it all was wedding in the Little Church Around the Corner" in New York city few days ago, when the jun for Ryan and the woman who so care. fully nursed the senior Ryan back tc health were the principals.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES
nISTRICT OF SHARON ss., 2robat, b Court, June 1, 1907.

nISTRICT OF SHARON ss., Probate b Court, June 1, 1907.
 Estate of James F. Swift late of Sharon, in said. District deceased. -
 Upon the application of John F. Cal houn, Administrator de bonis non of said estate of James F. Swift, late of Sharon deceased, praying for reasons therein set forth that an order may be made author izing, directing and empowering him to sell all the estate and interests of the said James F. Swift in the property therein described situated in Cornwall, to Nathan Dunbar. It is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at said Probate Office in Sharon, in said District on the 18th day of June, 1907, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that notice of the pendency of said application, of the time and place of hearing thereon be given to all persons interested in said estate by posting copy of this order on the public sign post in the town of Sharon at least days before the time assigned, and by publishing this order once in some newspaper having circu- lation in said district and return make to this court. LAWRENCE VAN ALsTYNE
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

if Charles Hatch, who Is in his 90th year. MT. Gager's father, Dr. Samuel Iager, was surgeon ill the navy and was man of considerable prominence in his day. In one of the naval battles off Long Island, hole was shot near the water line, in the side of his ship. A call was made for a man to descend the side of the ship and stop the leak. Dr. Gager volunteered, was let down head first, made the repairs and was drawn up on deck again without an in- jury of any sort.
 On Memorial Day there was a ball game between the business men and the town team and in view of the fact that the players had had practically no prac
 tice, the brand of ball they put up was remarkably good. True it is that E. F. Gillette occasionally forgot himself and reached for the ball as he would for a basket of eggs passed to him over the counter by one of his customers, and Clarence Eggleston, who dispensed the serpentine shoots and slants for the bus mess men, in moments of temporary ab- sent-mindedness asked the batter if he would like the curves delivered with or without ice cream, but these little incl dents did not blank the commercial ball tossers and they managed to circle the bases four times while the town players planted their brogans on the home plate a half dozen and two times. So far as we know, all the participants survived the game. Here is the battle array: Business men, Howard Pitcher c, Clar- ence H. Eggleston p, Henry Hoag 1b, George Kirby 2b, Bernard Mcdonald ss, Bert Bierce 3b, Charles Miller, E. F.. Gillette and D. Duffy fielders. Town team, William Bassett and D, Everett Pitcher and D. Richard Leach 1b, J. Lorigan 2b, Joseph Flanagan ss, Elmer Franks 3b, Harry Bartram, Roy Hotal- ing and Adolph Hansen fielders. Prof. w. s. Newell proved himself man of remarkable nerve and courage by offici- ating as umpire throughout the game.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
SHARON VALLEY

Mrs. Charles Curtin and children are visiting MT. and Mrs. J. Curtin.
 Mrs. B. Byron is visiting her brother in Albany.
 Marion Rogers recently visited her parents in Canaan.
 Mrs. Mulcarey and son have been visiting at P. Byron's.
 Leonard Roselle of Plymouth spent Sunday in our hamlet.
 Carrie Morehouse is visiting relatives
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
Sharon Church Directory

First Congregational Church, Rev. G. L. Forte, Pastor. Sunday ser vic:s: Morning, 10.30; Sunday School immediately following preaching service. Christian Rndeavor, 6.45s p. m.; evening 7.3O; prayer and conference meeting, Thursday evening at 7:30
 Christ Church-Rev. J. B. Mics, Ph. D., Rector Sunday Services, 10.30, a. h., Service with sermon; 500, p. m., Evening Prayer. Holy Communion on first Sunday of the month and Holy Days at 1O:30, a. m. Sunday School after morning service. All cordially W eleome
 Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. B. Seeholzer, Pastor. Morning service, 10.9O; Sunday school, immediately fol lowing; Epworth League, 6.45 p. m.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

in Elizabeth, N. J., Jennie Turner re- turning with her.
 Sadie Marsh has been home for few days.
 Claude Root of Torrington is visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Horace Bailey is visiting in Cole man Station.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

p6% today is the legal interest rate for money in the New Eng land States.
 6% today is the rate at which the Sav- in8S banks can loan their money.
 6b today is what you will have to pay any bank or trust company for a loan.
 6% today is what many of the strongest railroads and industrial companies of the coun- try have to pay to make their short term notes Saleable.
 6@6 today is the rate that every investor would like to 8et for his money with safety.
 sell securities that are safe and that will net 69o not for a few years, but foreOer.
 conduct my business so that these securities are available to the small as we'll as the large investor. If you want to know the facts about the investment situation, write me today.
 Thomas C. Perkins
 Conn. Mutual Building
 Hartford, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

Don't bc fooled bv Oriental Fancy Names and only satisfactory colored varnish on the market. No mystery about it. Just the best varnish and suitable colors. Nothing equals 1t for Floors, Furniture and Woodwork c. H. Eggleston, Sharon, Conn. sells it.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
RESTRICT OF CORNWALL ss. Pro

nISTRICT OF CORNW ALL ss. Pro II bate Court, June 1st, 1907.
 Estate of Hubert F. Bail ey late of Corn wallin said District, deceased
 Upon the application of Minnie l.. Bailey, Administrator on said estate pray ing for an order of sale of certain real estate belonging to said estate as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Cornwall in said District on the 10th day of June A. D. 1907 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publish ing a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign. post in the town of Cornwall in said Dis trict. CHARLES l.. GOLD, Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
RESTRICT OF CANAAN ss. Probat

RESTRICT OF CANAAN ss. Probate U Court, May 23, 1907.
 Estate of Mary Emmons late of North Canaan in said District deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Canaan hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred itors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recov- cry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to FRANK J. EMMoNs, Administrator. P. O. address, R. F. D., Canaan, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
Sharon Partnership Dissolved.

The grocery firm of Hoag, Hotaling 6 Byron at Sharon has been dissolved, MT. Hotaling retiring. The business will be continued by Frank Byron and Henry Hoag. The dissolution took place June 1. MT. Hotaling has not definitely out lined his plans for the future.