davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
6OII@6iid @eRtn6ien.
s{Hl s)Qdd, %. eyalt.

NDlt sRANhf -. N3Alls
Die SpringfIutb. melte am If.
s0uuar Glide Der boadnoiih.iueitin.
oiihen SnieIn iii6lih BON glthin
beimiudjie, bat, ME neueite Jtafrif-
ten meloen, Die SnieI Simala tbat.
idhlih iiberifpeumt unO ioq ole
Sniel beiuGbe gaH5lih Oerihmun0en
ieiu. einer Sdasung 5nioIge baben
etina 1900 WieHiben fbr geben Der.
loren.
Der GiDil. .@ouoerueur Der syniel
athin 1T na6 Der llngIiidsit6tte ab.
gefabren,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Gbonts reiignirt
@oihinaton, %. San.


BrGiIogrt RooieOeIt mudlte beuts
betannt, ooB Sheooor g. Shouts, Ser
Boriiser Der Bdnan1dfdnalfonrnii.
fioH, ibn geitern ieine 9ieiignation
iIT1tGbreitet lIno er oieieIbe anaeom.
men babe. 3ugleidl Ueroffentlifte
Der 9rGiioent 0ie sluiifen i6m unO
Srrn Sbonts gapehielte aorreipon-
DeHs in @erbntoung mt oieier 2nae.
legeubeit. Die 3eiignafion tritt
1liht ip1ter ols am 4. nlarl 0ieTes
Sabres IN araft. 3ugIeih iDilr0e
befanrt ganadJt, 0aB SER 5bonts
Sim Rrdiioenten Ser sSnterboroligb.
Wietrcpolitdn golirpnnp Don Seem
Dort eep1blt tulir5e, sueIhe Geiea-
idnft cine groBe 3abl Der Rem Der.
Ter StraBet- un0 6ohbn1n-2inieH
eigrgt. @s lit nod nid)t aHgetiin0igt
tuoroen, mer Sbonts 9adlTcIger miro,
uber aus belt unterridlteter Guene
terlautet, 6oB Dos Sauptquurtier Ser
aoniHiiiion o0n s8aibiHgtor nad
Dem SlfbnIus oerIegt ur0 0aB bic
,Stele eiltes bodlbe3afltgn @oriiBers
louein niht Deiter beiteben miro.
iDoraus tmH man idIisBeu, oes
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@rubenungIad.
Irini9aO, Col, %.

@illi iyuOs Ap4-s 10. ,SUii.
eeyn Ser 0line ser Colorado Suel
& sSron Company nabe 9rimero
fan0 friib beiite giorgeH cine iurdt.
bare Grploii0n itdtt, unO es beiBt,
oaB n1inoeitens 20 glrDeiter get06ie.
iullr0en. Ser Superintendent 9lo.
bert G'9teiI lit NIT mebreren 9ler3ten
auf einem Spe3iaisuge nah Der In.
gliidsiiatte gefabren.
2ie 9eringliidten pur0pn Doh.
itduoig perihiittet. sSrauen mo ain.
ser Der @erun9liidten Itebcn iarn-
merno am eiHennee. Ntan nut ale
2lrbeiter ans Der 9oh5aridaft 5u-
ianlueu, nm oas 8iettlingsnerf su
begiHneu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Ct. @aul g2inu., %. San.

1t NauL WiInii. 2 san.
Gas thermometer ianf 6eute Bis
oui 18 @rao anter gtua 1as 1T bis
jett Der faltefte Gag oieies g5iuters.
Ga Groiie, ggis., p. San.
gis All 13 @rao uuter glua eing
bier oas Guediilber berlmter syn.
iolge Der aalte erlitten oie meiiten
8Ise cine @erIpdtuna.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Sfbt0pfiger @reis.
Ro6eiter, %. eSan

e5nfolge elmer 3dnferei am Griihs
ltiidstIidl 3og Der 70 Sabre alte 90.
min 3aDgI ieinen giepolDer mO idoB
1nf ieine Ioflter Srl. emma Iaben
uno oeren 5reunom SRI. 20. 6. "a.
Der. Gie I0fter erbielt einen 5heii.
idluB, SRI. Eaber Oagegen cine seu.
sel in Den aiiden Die cine gefd9rli6c
8unoe peruriahte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

8S uuAtttU, NiH ple 0tlupl pOripSc H.
SoiIispille. fp.. -. ;a,.
Das @etteromt perofieutIi6te on
milltoHmeue Nahridt. OaB Ser gSais
icrifano oeS Cbio iejuen Sohcpmtt
erreidte m0 i'm SaIfe Oes AbenOs
mIe0er linten lper0e.
Gammbruh.
ECrre Naute. Sno. %. Gan.
Ter Gammbrub 0eS gSaboih nahe
Der Grtidlait Gaplorpiue bat iid1 BON
IS bis ami 100 Sub euueitert uuo
oaS benddbarte San0 III meilenmeit
iiberldmemmt ludbren0 Ger ShlB
nod i'm StcIaen begriiien III.
@nua 1000 oboahloic @erionen
ans IopIorniue iiuO bierher defom
men mO nlhen Shnb Dor oen In.
bIa oeS S9ctierS. O0s &ieb lit mai.
lelihaIt ertrlutcn
&inOeridub
9Iap 9)orf, -. San.
Phi 9cranlaiiung pericbieOcuer
Observation-Disclosures fan0 ae.
iteru m Carnegie YpCeum cine Ger.
iamnlung I'M Sntcrene elmer bciie.
rem @eleBaebung 5um SinoerihuB
itatt. Gtuer Der Re0ner crtlarte, 0ab
mir nit oicier @eiebgebnng cnua aili
0erielbeu Stllie ltdn0Cn, 0en Gna.
lano i'll Sabre 1874 einnabm uno
Gr. DepiHe pon Der Columbia Uni.
Deriit1t mohte es Dem @rdii0enten
sum &orwuri. oaB er IN ieincr BOT
idlait oicie nidtige Sabe MIR o6cr.
fIahlId beriIbrte.
@rabid in 8eortn.
&eoria. Sn.. -. Gan.
lie @eidnporenen inO nit emer
ll1ieriuhuug beihdi.igt. sic iib ae.
gen OeH eheuialigen Sheriff 3. &.
@otter mo Die Superpiioreu ridtet
uno mie cs beBt. uieIe Gouniu.9e
te in NtitIeiOenihait sie6en miro.
Glrdl Nctrua uno Diebltabl iolen
Dem 9ountp mmOeitens $4,000 per.
loren 0eadngen iein. GS beibt. oa6
Die 3ablliiieu inltenatiih aeidlid1t
mO IN 0eu giiMern oie g1omeu BON
8efnngeueH iabreIang peiiibrt pur.
ocn. Die ME eriltirten. Die 8oriIben.
Den Der sInsieAiiie, ipeIde Die Geh.
nungen iilr ioIhe 5olihunaen pir
3oblling anmielen, millien iebt ais
3eugen Dor Oen @roBgeifmoreuen
erideinen.
gSie ans oen @iihern 0es 5beriifs
eriidtlih it, mar ole 3abI ieiner @e.
iangenen in 0en letten bier ,Sabren
nm Oie SdIite gertnger. ais er ange-
aeben. Gr empfing iiir Die getoiti.
aung oer@eiangenen i0brlid $4,000.
Gem county mur0en aliBeroem be.
oeuienoe Summcn fit feiue Raiier.
meier. moblric6en0eu SeiieH nno
oeraIeidben an9erchuet. welhe Die
(Seionaeneu iuabrldeinlid ME 81 ie.
ben befampn
Gem StodtsoniuuIt SdoleS lDur0e
bon Den 9et6eiligien 0ie 3roge Dor.
geleat. Oh er 0ie glnfIage 5uriid3ie.
ben moae. fails man bent Goimtp ocn
8erluit poaitGnoig neraiiten miiroe
@r ertldrte, Dab er aui einen iolhen
8oridlag niht einaebeu tonue.
ShH00er Sabaf.
glau gort. %. Syan.
Die aefanlmte m1nnlide @eoolfe.
rnnq Ser Crtidait BORT 9iepu6lic,
q. 8. bat iib eioliA oerpiIidtct, oem
@enuB bon Eobat 8u entiageu Cine
2lu5abI Observation-Disclosures
iino Die llriade. Inter oen Qcfebr.
ten befinoet lid 6rl. 9lnanca glafe.
oie geiiberin oe5 ein3igen 9aoens IN
Der Grtidait, no 5abaf Uerfauit
mur0e. Gle Oerbronute ibren gan.
gen 8orratb.
Gin anOerer gefebrter 1T Der 70
Sabre aIte sSobn Sobnion, Der felt
ieinec ainObeit rou6te. sniolge iei.
der 6ntbaltiamteit lit er trant ge.
moroen.
Il ~ m n C. a ~ o 2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
9} ene8 MttnIte0.
Sprinallel0. III. p. s

Ter @ounerneur ernanute beuta
@ernaro u. edoro. 8r1ii0eut Der
9eit 6bieago Bart 9eboroe, gum
W'itqlieo oes .State Board Of Rail.
roao ano &are5ouie Gomlniifoners-.
an SteIle 'ou Siaac elmoob pon
GeaoIb. oeifenEerinsn G6oeIaHieB ih
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Iealpln9ioT, =. 2. z. aSan
4


sym Senat eirg es Beute duberit
Iebboit 81, uuo 81 einer 3eit Der Sc.
bate muroe bielelbe 10 periUnlidl,
OaB Die geluher DE 8a0erieen rdu.
men HluBten mo Die Ihuren oes
Sisuuesiooles seIal0feu Duroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Streit on9e0robt
Wlenlphig. - 23. -.

Gie 3eihiHg Dgieips Scimitar" Be-.
ridltet. Dab oer 4rdiioent beg gi.
ftriftrathes Der SnternationaIen Brit
oerihaft Ser gleftri5itatsarbeiter ser
f3 5taaten umfaBt G.@. Sosfinion
IN Wemp5is eiHgetroifen 1T. sos.
finion ioa geiagt baben. Dos er Der
lleberbrinser elmer Gr0re lit. melda
beiHrmortet, oab Elm @eneralitreif
it6er 0as gan5e SDitem Der 6unlber
lalt0 1eieDbone oaO IclearaDh So
aneeoronet ii. fous oieie 8eieaihait
Die Cd, i,rigfeiten NIT Den hieiigen
Sueifern nidt beiIegt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
6 NJ m a 6 es.
92etu glorf. %. eyon

9lls 6ie betannte Spernidnaerin
emma Games geitern 2lbenO uad
Dem WletropoIitan Opera Souie fab.
rem pollte. biIdte iie iid). nm einen
fleinen lads buuo AT itreideln. Da.
Ourh ipuroe ploblid Elm anorpel an
ibrem rehteH anie ans ieiner Qaqe
gebradt uno iie iont inter qroben
Sdmer3an uieoer. gIah Dem ltrt6eil
Der iie bebanoelu0en 9ler3te miro tie
iiir ldn8ere 3eIt am Auitreten Der.
hinhfrf iPin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@iroalIa. NNs.. 23. osnn

SAlp4tRdy <St2.s 20. aSuU.
Da$ @eidditspiertel oieies Srtes
murOe beute @iorQen frii5 BON einer
5Selersbruuit beimgeiud)t, Die einen
Sdla0en puH iuenigiten5 $4,000 an.
ridltete. 9crielbe Dertbeilt iih ME
Iolat: 9lepublicau @rinting g.. 3ei-
tatasqeidaft $4,000; S. q. 8roc.or.
@eiibcr 3luoier @e6Gu0e. $4,000;
either SarneB GompanD, $4,000;
Stoa & @ropes, aalifleute. $1,000;
9ernon Gountn @anf, 8erluit niht
anaeac6en; 9annett & Sil6auab,
RedusanpdIte, $1,000, Telephone
erdlangc. $1,000; Gr. @iorlep, $1,000;
9io0ern @oooren 2ooge. $500
Cincinnati O., %. San.
Gine 5eucrsbruns 5eritorte beute
Sic glnlagc Der Cincinnati GeOuction
6onpanp BEL 9ln0erion'3 Serrp, einen
S6a0an pon etipd $4,000 perlr.
f1fhplT0
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
9unoe8Bouptfoot.
gsgalhInaton. 23. sMnlnr

9ie 6lub- mo Safen @orlaae,
meldje morgen Dem Smtie pon Dem
sta':iite fiir SSiiiiie m0 SGien einbe-
rittet miro, bapiaigt insgeIammt Die
Sumine pon $50. .466.t3S Bon oie.
ier Sunlme iino $34,63f,6t2 fiir
neue 9lrbeiten aiisgeiest unO ioa oieie
Summe 5iuiifen Dem I. Syuli 1907
uno / Sui 1903 perausgabt mer.
ben. mdbrenb Der gleit bon 48,S34..
$50 fir oie @eiterfitbrltng bercits
beaonnener 9lrbeiten lit, un0 lit fir
oie 8erausgabung feiH 3eitpunft ge.
ieBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
s6wer traut
enffolo. ". N.- ". Snr

buffalo. y y. %. San.
9Sie cine Sepeihe aus Clean mel.
BET. bat Der 3uitanO Oes ebemal;aen
@oaU, @iaam5 iih uerihlmmert
nnO Die Aer5ie 6e5peifeln ieine @e.
uelang.
@aiier fGIIt
Cincinnati, 8, -. San.
Der 6Iub fault Iansiom. Seit de.
tern lit er nm eipen balbeu sSuB AZ.
iaaen. Ooh pIrO eS nod eulge IA.
ge Oauern, bis oie @eilbr uoriibfc lit.
SoiIiSpille. aU,. -. san.
0as @etteromt perofieutlic0te on
milItommene ltahridi. OaB ser g4ais
icrifan0 0eS Chic iejueu Nohcpmft
erreidlte lm0 i'm SaIie 0es SlbenOs
mle0er linten mer0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
glmfrnhr.
eoInmbns. 8. o.

Columbus, D, %. San.
Der Wiapor Blenu miro betreff5
oes9luirllbrs BON 30 gietruten. iDelda
UeridlieoeHe. bon 5arbigen betriebena
Sdontmirtbihaften 3eritorten, eins
itrenge llnteriud)ung abbalten. sSas.
Sterns. Elm 9id0elsfiibrer Der 9lefru.
ten, er3dhlte, Dab Elm Geuti6cr yto-
mems g8illian b. Stud0ro oas @e-
riidt berbreitete, eingteger b0ite einen
Retruten geihoiien. 1ieie @eitidltc
babe iih nnh oem Qlufrubr als I'm.
mdbr eriDieIen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
6a1s

Gas Sans pairrte beute oie ge-
piaigungsDorIage iiir oiplomatiide
unO foniulariihe }ruefe, melhe etua
$3,000.000 baoiuisf ferner oie Wlili'
tarafooe1lie 8erUIlligungs 9orIage
NIT elmer Sunlnle Don 81 913,483.
Geioe Gorldgen Dur0en obne nens
nenspertbe glen0erungen ougeuom.
men.
gad6ren0 Der Ia6atte ii6er Die er-
itere 8orloge bielteu bic 4bgeorone.
fen 5belep (ab.J 5laDoen (1eyos)
un6 Qongtuortb (Gbi0) Rcoen seq.
terer befiirtDortete cine erbobung Der
8ebdlter Der GipiomoteH uno Son.
iulu. ioiDie Grrid1tung 0ongotihafts.
uno Beianotidldits @eb1u0en.
Waihinaton. z. g., q. syon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Fl. NanI. Nlinn.. 23. Nnlf.

SIN Diitriftsgeri6t pon Haniep
Gountp erlieB DER 3idter Sscar sal.
lem cine &erfiinug, uel6e es Der
Great 9tortbern 8obngeiea.baft ber-
bietet. ibr Aftieutopital INN $60,0O0,.
600 81 erbohen. che iie 5u oieiem
3med cine 9lpplifation an sic Glen.
babn. uno Speibertomnliiiion bon
Qiiuueiota gentabt uno 0eren6rIau6.
nib erluirft. 9amit baben Der @ene.
raIamualt Young unO iein Aiiiltent
Stone einen Sieg errunqen. sSn
ihrem Goraeben gegen Die 9a6nge.
ieaidait nertroten tie 0en StanO.
punt. oaB 0ieie ole Rotbiuenoiofeit
elmer @ermebrnng oes glttienfapitals
nadlmciien miiiie. Die gabnqeIel,
iboft pertrot oageaen 0en Stano.
punt. ooB iie in oieicr Gidtlng nad
9elieben beriabren fonne uno oas
geieB. peldes Der @iienbabH- uno
Speiherfoamiiiion oaS 9ie6t Der
Giumiidung gabe, periaiiungsmioria
lei
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
@au&

eSm Sdtie mar beute Reonertng.
unO oie Observation-Disclosures
laqe CAB sen glnlab oie Sdleuien
Ser 9ereOiamfeit elmer gln3a9l 9l6.
georoueter 3u 6ffuen lleber Die Dor.
liegct1e Bill puroe ur meuig gere.
BET. oeito mebr aber ilber au0ere Pin.
3eleaenbeiten 3. .. iibr bic Iarii.
irage mo sic Sdjnlirdle III San
Srancisco Sapes pon Californian
fOroerta in ieiner 9leoe oaB oas G6i.
Observation-Disclosures nuf Die
Snparer aus1e0ebni i0eroe.
@rosuenor Don Ono reoete beina5e
5uei ShluOan iiber 0en Earif.
@ai6ingtoH %. Sanuar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
8oIitifde ltmtriebe
SprinaiieLO. 81. y. oSanlar.

- ftttth " A%%ff Oetsf 49, a1tttAttAlAs
ggie elm I'M Senut Der Seaislahr
5irfulirenoes @eriiht belagt ioa uon
oen @egnern Der 3eneen GrQaniia.
ton in 6oof GormtD Elm inoirefier
Shlag gefiibrt meroen. in0em Elm
8eriuh gema6t meroeu ioa, Der 03u.
ni3ipalgerid)ts gtfte Elm Mmeu0e.
nent an5nbongen. Ger 3ued 0e5
amen0ements foil Der iein. Die 9e.
fugniiie Der giidter oieies @eridts 81
beidneioen.
Gcr aainpf ioa i'm Senat.aonitc
fir .llnnicipal Courts gum Nus.
TRACE fommen. Gs iollen 0ie nit Der
standardization un]uirie0enen He.
pu6lifauer, weI6e 0en Shtag 3u fiib.
ren 6eobiidtiGen. iidl 5u oieiem 3ue.
dc nit oenofrotiifen WlitgIieoern
oes Senats perbiin0et b0beH.
SIM glor6ipeften.
ct. 9oul, Wlinn., %. SSanuar.
Ger @erfe6r auf oen Sauptlinien
0urh glor0 1afoto 1T MN tUie0er
5ergeiteai. Qie 3iige lnuien 8iuar
nod uidt fobrplanmabig un0 Ibre
3abl lit uidt 10 groB ais unter nor.
malen @erb tniiien ~ aber iie fa1.
rem bod. &.i ben 3fueigbabnlinien
muroe ser Gerfebr nod nif)t uieoer
aniaenonlmen, 0n aber nun Die
5fneebfliigc. Delhe bisber auf ben
6ouptliuien in 2luiprub gelommeu
lporen iiir oie 3meigIinieu neriiigbar
iin0, 10 miro es nitr penige Inge
0oueru Bis aud bort 6ie 8etrieb5.
rerbGitniiie mieoer normal iin6, Dor.
ousgeiett nntiirlifl. 0oB il13wii1en
fain neler Sdneeittrm einiest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Ger Senat paiiirta beute oie Som.
promiB aeioIHtion, pel6e oas ao.
mite fur @filitarangelegenbeiten er.
madtigt, Die Brownsville 9lngele.
genbeit 81 uuteriud)en. 9ieie 8or.
la9e muroe befannuih an Steae Der
5orafer' 'ihen 8eioluiion geiebt. &on
peridieoenen Seiten muroen 8crilt.
DE genadt anoere Subltihtt gieio.
llttionen sur 2Innobme 5u brtngen,
nber ale puroen prompt nieoerge.
Itimmt. Cine, mIde erfldrt, oaB
Der 9raii0ent 0as 9leht botte, 10 5u
banoeln, iuie er banoelte, iuiroe nit
AZ gegen % 5timmen beriporien.
Cine an0ere, Die Ia0iaIib cine Inter
iufuHg onoronete. 0bne oes 4raii
oeuten 81 erDdbueu, luuroe Our6
9lliiruf abget6an. Cine brittle. pelde
bes 4r0iioenten Sanolung gittbeiBt
ober feline llnteriudung nnoronet,
rirNe nit 46 qegen 10 Stimmen
oerlDorfeH-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

pilr0ea, iu0bren0 engliidle Tlidlt-
liHge aufgenommeu sUuroen; 0aB fir
oie @ermuloeteu anocrer 9aiiouen
feline 6iiriorge geiroifeu wnrOe, oaB
az 9or0 oes Bort SfirMiton" &c.
bensutittel in Siille unO SSiile Dor.
banoen pareu. Oie &othleiOeuoen
aber feline llnteriiiiepug erbielten.
slm SdIu6 beiBt eS:
nssH ieoer @3iebung CAB man uns
5u periteben. oaB Die gngldnoer iiber.
ali ben eriteH @lae bdtten. uno mir
fanOen oaB 0ie iogenannten 8auOcn
0es 9lutes uuo Der Sprade utdts
peiter iiHo. ais cine Sabel ulrO Elm
politiihes 8boniom@
@rof. 9 dumaher
glep Dort, %. San.
Sermanu Sdnuloder, ,aaiier
gSilbeIn.9rofeiipr" ser Columbia.
ltuiperiit6t. bat feline regltl1ren &or.
leiunaen bcct,0et unO miro Dor ieiner
Aiidfebr nad 0eutihlanO cine Reis
mad Dem g9eitcn autreten unO uer.
1tteoene StG0te in Seras un0 Meri.
70, Sos 9lnaeles, San Srancisco.
Seattle, @ortlan0 unO ct. Saul be,
iuden. @be er nlSoann ous 9an0
oerlGbt. miro er in ser 6bioaaoer
llniDeriitat ieds SorIeiunaen ab.
bdlten. Syn ejHem Sueroieiu laate er:
SD fe6re nit elmer neuen SS0ee
iiber Die @er. Staaten nod 0ciltid).
lano 3uriid. 9la6Oem i'd i'm Sabre
1898 0ieien 2anOe eincn 9eiuh as.
geitottet. mar i'd itber5cltgt, 0aB bier
feline brenneroen Srogcn porldaen.
Mleine Nieimunq bat iid) Jest ge6n.
0ert. Gs iheint mir. Dab man bier
oiele mtdtige 6ragen 3u l0ien bat.
Die 9{cger- unO Ole GinuanOerilnas.
frage iino bon GROCER g8idltiafeit.
0ie eritere 5raqe ioute ourd einc
meiie Sertbcillrng Ser GimpauOerung
qeIoit lperoen."
@reot &ortberu II n t c r.
a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
FALCON CLUB PICNIC
ANIMAL OUTING OF PROMINENT
 LEWIS HSOCIEFY.
Day Delightfully Spent at Jacksen's Lake by Members of Popu- lar Club--Prize Waitx
 Feature of Day.

The members of the Falcon Club or Montgomery gave a picnic at Jackson Lake yesterday, and most delight fuI time was had by the members and their invited guests.
 A large crowd was present at the popular resort, many guests being from Selma and Birmingham, who came to Montgomery specially to attend the pie mic.
 Dancing was the principal recrea- tion indulged in, and the prize waltz attracted much interest. A light lunch was served at II o'clock and at i2 o'clock the prize waltz began Nearly every one present participated in the waltz The prize, a beautiful silk par asoI was awarded to Miss Markstein. as being the most graceful dancer on the floor.
 At 2:3O o'clock dinner was served consisting of all manner of delicious edIbles. After dinner dancing was re- suned and continued until the time of departure. The affair was a great success and the visitors are hlgn m their praise of the cordiality Of the lccal club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES
HELD YESTERDAY BY THE LOCAL
 WOODMEN OF WORLD.
Monument Unveiled At Oal<woOd Ceme- tery-Interestfng Program Is Car
 rfed Out By Magnolia Camp No. 2.

The seventeenth annual memorial services of Magnolia Camp No. ?, woodmen of the World. were held yes- terday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock al Oak wood Cemetery, and were both beau tiful and impressive. The memory of the departed Woodmen was fittngly hopored.
 The members of Magnolia Camp and many of their friends gathered at Court Square yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and headed by Hofman's s band, marched in body to the Glen more Hotel, where cars were in walt ing to convey them to the cemetery. The exercises there were very inter- esting and one of the three monu- ments which had been erected by the camp over the graves of deceased members, was unveiled with all the pomp and impressiveness of the order
 The program, as published in The Advertiser yesterday, was fully car ried out, the feature of which was the annual oration, delivered this year by Captain R. Tyler Goodwin. Captain Goodwin is a very happy and eloquent sneaker. and his address yesterday was thoroughly in accord with the occa- sion.
 Following the program of exercises, the officers of the camp placed flowers on the graves of all dead sovereigns of the order of the Woodmen Of the World, who slept in Oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
NEW PASTOR
SOUTH SIDE BAPTISTs CALL REV.
 s. A. CONAN.
Popular Young Atlanta Minister Is Se- Iected to Succeed Rev. Eldred
 Stewart, Who Goes to
 Lafayette.

The South Side Baptist Church has called Rev. S. A. Cowan, pastor of the Emanuel Baptist Church. Atlanta Ga, to succeed Rev. Eldred M. Stew art, who resigned recently the pastor ate of the local church, to go to Lafay- cite The call was unanimously made and MT Cowan was invited to visit the field in Montgomery as soon as pos sibIe that he might finally consider the invitation afforded him.
 Mr Cowan is not more than 80 years old. but he has already established himself in the front rank of Baptist pastors in the South. His pastorate in Atlanta is the only one he has held, he having gone to the Emanuel Bap- tist Church immediately after his grad nation from the Southern Baptist The ological Seminary in Louisville, about five years ago. The small membership of seventy five he found in the Eman- uel Church he has increased to more than 45O, aud has just completed the construction of a new church.
 officers of the South Side Baptist Church said last night that they were confident of having found the right man, and they will offer all possible inducements to obtain Mir. Cowan as their pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
The Service Uniform.

There has been rumor current in army circles for some time that the dress uniform is to be discarded for olive drab or service uniform. The dress uniform Is the old established blue and has become known the world over and 1t is not believed that the authorities would be willing to change, lsthe boys in blue" to the olive drab. The latter is much more comfortable In warmer climates, however, where it can be worn In season. but the tra- ditional blue should not be discarded. An officer writing to The Army and Navy Journal about the contemplated change. Is very emphatic in his oppo- sition thereto. saying:
 The rumor comes from Washington, with the label Of a straight tip,' that the dress uniform Is to be done away W ith. We hope the rumor may prove to be untrue Our service uniform in its place and its hour is as fit Us enc could wish; out of It's place ani hour, 1t is as unfit as one could devise The time and place for tte service uniform are the working hours of the day, and the place for ones work-au hours be- tween reveille and retreat. From re- treat until bedtime the hours which usually soldier. whether he be com missioned or on-commissioned, has for his rest and recreation, for his anu lIlC Oh HIS AuhIiIS and his friends, let him wear appropri- ate clothing. For such occasion our blue blouses and trousers with black shoes are appropriate; the olivc-drab clothes with tan shoes are not, and can not be made SO. in any manner. Tn any season of the year. The color is not fit It is not a color that goes well with house lights 1t is color befit ting labor, dirt and sweat if you will, and daylight: but not befitting leis- ure, and rest, and the dinner table, and the sitting rom by electric or even lamp light; 1t does well enough by candle light in camp"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
Confederate Graves.

Major General Frederick D. Grant furnishes another illustration of what was said recently upon the subject of the graduates of the Military Academy as authors. In the Tribune Magazine of last Sunday he has an exceptionally well written and interesting article on the care of Confederate graves These graves are those of Confederate sol dlers confined during the Civil War in the Federal prisons at Alton, Camp Butler. Camp Douglas and Rock Is- land, Ill., Camp Chase, O.; Camp Nor ton, Ind. Elmira. Fort Lafayette and Hart Island, N. Y; Fort Delaware, Del {; Fort McHenry and Point Lookout. Md. Johnson, O.; Louisville, Ky; New Or leans, La; Newport News. Va; Wash tngton, D. C.: Shin Island. Miss; St
 Louis. Mo; Fort Warren. Mass. At present there are $500 Confederate prisoners of war buried in national Fed
 eral cemeteries. Outside the national cemeteries there are about z0,o00 dead, uncared for by the Government at all, their graves almost obliterats1: and the land in which they are is in many cases about to pass into private hands to be used for commercial purposes,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
TALKS ON MISSIONS.
Rev. R. w. Patton Heard in Episcopal
 Churches.

Rev. R. w. Patton. Secretary of the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the South delivr cred strong sermons yesterday morn ing at the Church of the Holy Com forter and St. Johns Church. The theme of each sermon was the mis- sionary work of the church and the mems thank offering. which is to be part of the commemoration of the tri- centennial of the establishment of the Episcopal Church in America.
 MT. Patton. speaking of the purpose and scope of the thank offering. made strong appeal to his auditors.
 MT. Patton is a nephew of Bishop williams of Virginia, the first mission ary from America to Japan. In addi- ton to being thoroughly familiar with the conditions in the mission field, he is a speaker of grace and power. and his sermons yesterday were greatly en- loved by the large congregations who heard them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-10
Fun, Fast Furious, Casino Tonight. Johnson & Harty, "A Runaway Match"
 Music and SpeciaftleS.
snndnx school Picnic.

The annual Sunday School picnic of the Dexter Avenue Methodist church, will be held at Jackson's Lake to- morrow.
 The special train will leave the renort promptly at S:57 o'clock. The members of the church and their friends, as well as the children of the Sunday school are extended a cordial invitation to attend. The round trip will cost only 25 cents.