davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
nrfdlf. rlh atahs.

aepfa. = On 5dnera, wei&igau. greeninasi
825-S.50; @aauers. Rnibptns. S3.O0-s.25s
PeDpsBs, WleranoerS, Gilman Siueefs, Sg.7b-
Loo; Suoru. S40e-4.25; gpps. ,S3.5o-s.7 Bi
to9dpfS $S.o0-825; anbsre @orteH. $s.5OZ
l75. - Sn 8ufbeIs: 0rhne 0oA6pfsI, 7Eef
aneb rots GbdpfeI, Si00-L15; eeiu5bnH6s.
lei1e. 60-60c.
8irasn. On SdHern, geB goa 9si6es.
k0o-4.60; AteferS, I.O0-4.50; 9i6ioaNi
semfb aeauth. S01DeLs etc, &6e-500;&ief
z 90 $2o0-S.50. Sn @nfbsin - Mi6iomi
klentto 8saiie SopeIs err s15o-LBl
6HneR S~1.75Ls5; aiefer, S1.tB-t0. a.
PEGS; Ben port @arfLetfs $8.25-850; 6efcG
k5D0-3.26.
Bananas. - Surabe, per Sumo s2.2=25ea
Eirdtebts, $9.75-2.00s Guns, St.25-f.5O.
ecttfBfnta nrtd5tr. - 1rnibeH. 9odah q
k175-t.sb: MlalaaaS, S1.66-f.7B: wluscat al
b1.50-1. 90; gboafbtre. $1.s5-2.Oo. - 9aar,
iRen, 4s&ratesa5rbe SL25-1.b0.
2afteiH. ~ SGnopt. per $fnHo 4k-5es 6dr4
kh-9c.
GeigeH. - Sirftfhe. per 9funo. i2-lBct
taL1iarxin-- nGtssSsHfftsT TB--aOr bo-SQt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

0ansbrougb ut NiieIieb oes Bum
~bssfeh1sss felt 1891 unb osborte BON
1889 biz 1891 BEN Rspr dentantens
bduie an Ct sr6ltdte 1848 in Rans
boIpb Gountg, 81, bas qidt bar Melt,
erbslt cine gsfu0bnlihe Gmul6ilouna
TnO ging 1867 mad aaliforniea, no er
bos SeberbauDpert erlernte. Sanss
brOugb panbts fn benz Sournalismus
5u, CAB 3usrft 3u San Sole, 3al., Elm
8lGtt berous. mai bann neun Sabre
lang Rsbaft,ur beim son 5rancisco
Chronicle" unb berofFeHtlibte f6lieBs
Iid cine 3eituHs gu garaboo, @is.
SIN Sabre 1882 nab SeDils Qobe i'm
odmaligen Serritorium 8afotd oes
tommen, fungirte 6~ansbrOugb in 8nei
Serminsn aIs Wapor Der Staot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
SIrfiidle unO 9lutaidle 81.
Der.

Die Sirtiihen upo 8uHjihen IA
Der pea 6bas. i. @anberer. in 9o.
113 mo 115 Nlaicn S,raBe auo pol
lidnol8 reno0ly. uno men einltrjhtei
pcyotn uno idblen nun 81 oen ietn.
ten oieies 00Hots. Die otti6itoener
Departments ijuo pisogr atciiuc. fin
@eyrtn Den $50 oorm. bis $50 llby
dbtnos uuo iir 0amen oon $50 oor.
miita9s bis 6 tlbr Gbenos init Aus.
uahne Dou NlittOeh uro Sonudtguh
po oyt Saoe5eii 5is $50 llbr dbenos
ost.inaey, I'll. 4u Sonnidasn 6eia,
a5theiiur3tn 0on $50 0orm. bis Il
Tor miiills.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

ihrubbern. sic prnssn uno reinissH
0lei@3eitig uno tgDaHca bic 0ereinigs
ten StyaBeH. ssnJ al;ia ob bieie nit
9tspbalt. 9ol3 Wacaoant. 0ieHer
Rfiaier ~. /. N. helegt ino, iofori
ptecer. Glns aissseitrtuung lit aliO
IN uitlsn S6ln GberflliFs. 1uyd
oet Neriiau Der Stiplnaua9 miro BIZ
@erred.tun9 m~apbangla oon com
6upru0ieruebnfr uno bic Walbjn,
tonR urantsybgo5tsn urbeiien. W6h.
r,ao nit Den sis1erigeH @1i6maihi.
nsU 5000 bis 10000 Guaoratmessg
6idas q 4leses eiua 1 glrel in eineg
S1idt e~tyeiuiat rusroea t0uuen init
nieieHl tlsitrii1ea au.omotil 5000
BIS 100000 CuaorGimeter in otriel.
ben St 0sytehr2f htt pslnOht ptgosn.
Eie spti oierrersieeH @}otortn eeHas
aett fly gtai Go bis %15idiuoiss una
u%rtsy5rod'sa. @rbstis5sit. Ter GeTd
taBt unsef1br 25C0 Guart 0aHer.
Eos @ept1t etncr NIT 0aFtr asful.
ten &2cihjgs ftat Th auf etipa 10.
goo 9mne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
gus Orbkurb.

Sn Der 0eytiiatte bes 9aucon.
tractors @as. Qib puroe our6 5euer
Elm S6doen pon S4500 oeruria6t. Die
&erliaerun9 be.yd9t $4,000.
SIN Hitter pen 50 Sa6ren III nadi
mtbridhyi8em Qeiotn 5rou SoAauna
Sonnltiier an 2u6ertutoie atitorbsu.
0as Se1ribHiB fam am WlitspoU ..
u. ooa Ger 0er3 Sem 9irde aus itatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

@ouHtp, Don sinsm 3use iberialrsu
uno t0btlih Derlebt.
I'm oas 5suer in Dem rotb5lus
benoea 9ii6enofsH gu odmpfeu, soB
Der SlalisHer Dominic @6ioa. Der in
eiEsm 6auIe an Der Rapios 3oao Ils
Rod fir mebrere 9Onosleute fuEsirte,
eintn Sinner DOH BaIer in bic Stub
uno nurbs DON ben dafi6Idgsnosn
5lammsn uno beiben Ddmpfen IArsds
ltd oerbribt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

Msau Isnoe @elO nur mittelH gDits
ooer Ipre Bz8elOdupeiiungen, regis
itrirtem 9riefe, ODER auF Milpdutee,
6bicasO poer NeD Yort IautenOe
0e6iel.
Ollie grdmisn per poF nerbsn
portofrei 3ugsianbt.
Sine nab BE ittIfuns geIiefsrte
9rdmie fam nidt gegen cine anosrs
umsetauiht psroen.
So MaIOn StraBs,
miIndutee mia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

Bel 8oraus3ablung Don
$3.50

GonfIin's 5dnS6ud Ssg
n il slihen uno Sdf6enats
las Der Welt. us6er 44O Ssiten
tart unO entbdlt ssieblide getims
munger, goHiulate, Sins uno onbers
Ss5easn, Rscepts, qOitgdsbe, QanO=
tarten etc.
Die Alder un6 Carter
ban g.. erIheint D5dents
liH DON y bis 20 Ssiten fart unb III
anertanHt zines Der 5eltsH Ianopirtbs
I9oftli6sn 8ldttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@tnat 2%utsrnmItm.

Die in. Sabre 1908 Oon BEN 81.
fenbabnen il Oieiem Staate 81 sHts
ti6tenoen GieuerH peroen Jim ubet
500 600 r6o5er leiu. ais bic in 1901,
ba bic ltaaiti1e GteuercOmmihio bic
Gini6dbuaq Des 8ahnei8enibums bon
$3.50, $4,000 ami $268, 961 800 ers
boot bat. Die p%orlduTiN Gini6dbuu9
oes @eiammteigsntbums Der 8ele
grdph9tIeaidaiten ian Stalie bclaufi
iid duf $2C55. 900. Sn 1907 boben
bisle @eieai6aiien Gieuern i'm 8e
fdmmtbetraae BON $4,000 In Biscon
in entri6tei.
Nus Dem ioe6tn Dsroiieu.lihten
8sritt oes 8antcommiGdrs 8er9b
ergibt iih CAR itit oem %. 4u9uit IN
ben 8anieu Dieies 5iaotes Deppiiten
pon iber 100000 qema6t nurosn
Die 8aarbehanoe Deiien cine 3una6
me BON $2.50O.000 oui. fir oen lebter
Wonot ALIEN cine iolbe pom 100000.
Obgleih ods @sIeb nur cine @eier0e
Don Is 9roceui poriiebt. bdbsn bic
Wisccniiner 8anten cine iolhe BON pa
procent IS muroeu in 1907 UNI
nabepu 100000 mebr in ben Ban
ten oepouirt ais inn 0orilbrs.
gu CcpHDmOpoc nurot
Der 6armer 2tua. 8dr9d beim Rreu3en
Der @eleile pom einem 3uge 3giroffen
unp tc9tlih perleBt.
SIN 0auie ieiuer So6ter, 6rau
Pbil. Otto in 9 loomer. fiel Der
80 Sabre ale ism. Stslier bic Seller
treppe 9inuuter uuo Itarb peHigt
Stanosn ipdter infolge ser erliitsnen
@erlebunsrn.
DdS G6ulbdus in u b.
foro puroe burh Elm fsuer 3srltort.
boB pabridein ourh eine @rploiion in
einsm Heusn 0si3Oppuyate eptitanb.
81 8rd5edn erliit 5rant
WeitcOtt pdhrfbtiulih tootlihe Der.
lsbanseu Oara Stur5 oon eiHem 0d
gen.
6enrn Gridiou BON 8iroqua Il,
Der Dor g W,onateu an I Sahyen
Stoats3udtbaas %0erur.beid wurot.
neil u aui ieiHe Supeier. 6rau
6rits pon ga @toHe sinsu Wcroan.
grill oeriibt 6lite. bsgin3 Selbitmoro.
inoem CT Hh i'm 3uhtbdale eint
Sreppe binabitur3te.
81 Sep cur tpurht
Der 19idbri9e Gbas. glats pon iii.
nem Gamera0eH Seo. Sici1er. Ser mi.
einem .unaelaoeBsa@ Sepebr blniirte
3uf1ai0 erihoHen.
Bel elmer &tibnahtsieitr ii
Warinette 9erit,ben Bart nm
8leioer pes ais Santa CLAUS 0ui.
trsseneen 15i0tyioe Garl Dc Nouall
in brano. uno IT trua Ihreye 9rauo.
lpnnoen c1o0a. eae Is ltloHg oi.
Tlammen 80 l6iden. ST. Mrs l5rj.
gems nit Dem 9epeu odpoRlommtn.
IN osm Qlocn con Sttnsldnt
e Wldipn in 8Ianhorbspiltt
eds iih nebii Fem Noit0mtt In eineu
Freo. Dpiiel aeh0ri3su @ttiuot os
ftnoei. eutiano oarh urfa0n enc.
Q1mpe Elm Teuey. o0S eneu Stdod
0 $4,000 anyj6iete me bti oen
and bic Qotiaheu usrHitttt puroeH
0je 4apieriahrit ser FaQe Mia
60. IN Gcpnto Sails payc
eurh Gin Stuer seritort Dos I'M pes
rdum sum Iasbrut lam Iuo unite.
ben Srimmeru fare man ip1ttr oel
Woi6iniiieu Senro 9egtpi9 ais per
fohlie 9ejht.
4us 9rom ibsr ben Gco iar,.
Schier, bic iu oorisen 6yabil6r SID
fdnis eri6oHer puros. nabt ftlu !
Senion ran Yteafant &Stltl
Barrier 8rHn IN it,bitnoRetiitel
@bhht ein ano miro pa6ridtinliA al
ben 5olseu itrbsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
5nu
@srsiOe nub Ilebt.
9siInautee marft.

Nei5en. ~ Iermine paren utebrioer. 9eaem
her ibioB 9SAC Dldt 1.05i4c. Sui 975sc. Bro
ben bei "a 9ars giniugr fldu. uutfdte 80. |
9ortecrn. j Gar 1.i0, 5 90. 1854; so. /
@ori5ern. 8 Gars 1.0sh, 8 Cars los; SO. I
Spttne. 1 Gar slt; 30. 9 GuruW, 1 Gar SIC
/ 90. Soc, I eat SIC.
9lats 4err1lne mareR nomiHeu b0ber. 2e
5eWCer i6loB 5I#c. Wldt CSC. Suli SIC. Bro
ben bel . ears 4ufu6r Hieoriaer. umldee
no. 3 geIber. 3 Gdrs 57c. 4 30. 5GIke; 20. 3
] Gar 56hC; go. A. 1 Car 58Ac.
0erhe. Bet go Cars AHflbr feit. limiase
STfta 10. 3. 1 Car 100. 1 90. 600. 1 90. 96c
1 90. a5c, 1 Do. Sic. , DO. 9Oe. o 90. 94c; 20
3 s 0ars GOO. 1 DO. ssc. / BE-. SIC. 1 DO. SOC
Do. sac. ? %. $50. I 30. giseonliu se1ke
30. 4. / Gar SOC.
Ags9eH, BET 8 Cars lniHbr obne tiuiai
ilnu
caisr. IT. Bel "a Gars arfu6r nie6riser. I'm
lags. 9u. 9 petber. 1 Gar 4e1kc, 1 DO. 4ee
Stonoarb. 1 Gar boe; "a. 1 neiser. 1 Sat
46c; 20. A. / Gar 45ike.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
straRrntrinisuug.
GIsttriihe Rathiuc, bic sIeidlssitto tpssnet.
fehgt uno trodnef.

fehgt aao trodRet.
Sn Berlin lit oisFsS Sage bic erite
slettrii6e Observation-Disclosures in
Gienit seitelt por0en.
Dieie neaen glaIdinen baben gegens
iiber ben isBt ned sebrdu6linsn, nit
5ret 9ferOen beipanHten Mai6maini.
neu groBe nirthfhaftlihe 8or3i9e.
Sic erieBsn Sprenenagen. 8shrma
iatnen uno @rbetter nit Summit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
sskOrObrtdsr i'm aunStsrtnats.
Sen. SaOis' fa%lninante Anfftraffseoe nur
oemeirafifAes gDefen.

JRoem Der neas 9unsssiendtor SeF=
fsrfOn Dabis BON glriarfas f6on am
Oritten Gage Der gseennGrtigen 8ons
grsBiefitoH i'm gmOesieRate cine lGns
gsre Rebe belt, bat er eineH 9rdces
bsn5foa sei9affeH aub stuen RslOrh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

Tie i6btIi6e 8eqens
m ea8e IL in SaHaisa 70 srob. oob
ipeun otr 8tstn ant eiHmal nleber
eenea ruree. eaa aanss 9ano nit 70
0aB Na1eg u5egi1pemmt ptgesR
plroA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Aus Rnrt,,r.

On Der Rdbe poH GorIiB uutss
Die 72iGby. Jrau i Wsbsy. eins otr Be-
aaassitsa DISQUALIFICATION eoR RasiHe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Wnbcre GietrriSe. unb RrDbuftrnmdrfit

gstsago q Sea glsel @iHtss
te5: srrins 9afsnis. 5000; graiabis
$50; Eaters ass 41E; s3e. 2 eeIina
lie: Sc. 2 rCisr. 97&-9s4c 80 ? 9gais
bss-5ac; 80. pslber. 62-62ic; no ? Saier
ss7sc; 80. riRer. 49,; &c. 8 tustBet. 10
5k 20 2 @0Eecn 7se; Tntteraerfte.
cute btS M~GiserdISleie. sS-esc: &c. / anrft
Eeitern it54. grtma 3tnoftbiamer. 40
ass @2ek Ruri POOP t2i; stulai4
$50. short Cub SioaS. 6.e2t-7 i23, Sber
gis1t ees 7o0-725: @bisiep. i.s5 Slice
iaHcH. 1850.
zt euutA "a Ees. gseiseu-Go ? 70
;ee te2-l OPS 70 2 hnrter. 9sC-t04.
Winis- - Ao. 3 5S-53ikc.
6aitF. r. sc. . urikcr 5lAc.
9anfas Gtte "a 1es &e5eu-He. :
terirr Sth-o9C. SO. ? rofer. p51s-Q7nc.
1letS 30. Qemiittcr 5f@c.
cefc 20. . pfihar fs-t9e.
8tHHcGppltA "a Ne}. @etstu ~ IA
gcriterH f07ai 20 ? aorissEn io5A
8lrtl Sitit Glsars fsa@&0. seconos
GtedrS 880-S5o Sri <eHts. 5.59-5le9
Sfcrnc &1tcnfs. 5ta-5E0.
euiatb "a. EeA Wsistu 80. /.
9}aritfr1. to0% SIR 2 9icgt' ern. 1905.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29

@roniNrTcM ~ Ricortecr: mleB Rur. f9.o0t
Hilt Rrtma Eampfi6mals. $50; ShtHieR ~
7kt.
Sic eAmbprsiie Der ~9ro5enuldrfie in Wlli.
iraufec Hir babullgertoe s8nren fnh iuie fol0fs
erH tn8-t-0a: 30. 8 SprtHe 95c-f.05: ST
ira 8 gerite 90-I.00: &c. / @oaeeH s0-ete
DO. 8 @lais 54-5scs SiuHoarS Safer. So
5oNr.
Sic ubigen lfufdee ftno mao Srieles olfBiei
lem NGitp Commercial 9elter be1rheitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Sci 8oraus5abIuns Dol
$500

Sine Retfe 3 i {
Belt permitteIF oss Ste
re oeOpes. 100 pbotOzg bromps,
@nf6tstartsn Der interefdnteiten
q.l.be Der Belt, bOhfein dusgefabrt.
8ieIe feinen 8iIber iammt StereoIcOpe
uno NIT etnem Sa1rgaRg oisier 3sis
tung, portofrei nur 1885, p6ne
StereOIcOp $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
grsSntfeumarHs


E~tenennans. - MnH Gnaltt0a. H5,,ps an
s2c: eRniei. 27-2se per 4fuRo bis AZ 40
92c. heller. 2f-2sc per Ifuuo bis Al 29c
acknowledgements nuoert BfHHb. $3.50
gsbnsn. 50 o5-2.1o b.s sulbeI sr ma.
eerdblie. LnHbiogfierte gaa0ies: mitfeigrdsias
sersbuIi8s, si9o-i5o: GINA. be- 100 sfS.
6sn. ansaesasItes ximot5p. $1,000
slT.oo; 30. /. 1b00-15.50; 30. 2, f3OS-
1907 alec 10 .qsrit6tes s120o-i4.00 90: ~,
tee BE alsesmabies saHias nHo ae6rosa.
10 3 Sa.Oe-fOo0 90; Wisconiin nrairie "a ~
-s.6o; gadben. ss0O-9b0.
I.i s.'' a. .5 soags rs; PSI Saf aoH &c, a & 6 Dem &c &C.
Neisen, DO, S5.5O-B5o.
Sdnit. = Gurss. Sc. 1 triHHieh. 5Z-sc.
80. 2 70 4%-5e; 90. ] mlr iEimmsh al
hsie, f0lse; 30. 2. &c: Beii8. eO-25c Der Rfa.
fur abaeiodsisn eefrae an @oue Al ie6er
6SHis. Neusg. Eabsn, auseeipdbIhr bis
fancn in 1sQtfnoSSeitiuueu. Der RfuHo ueiber.
i7-1se; eulfIsr. i5-16e; ausaelatua. "a
Wspie.sn6er. Sanch. rz gfnnS. f5-17e
WnrlcsSirup. - WeE &dlDue. e0c-s10O.
Gttffu. ~ Nbralthe, feline ftoftii6e. Si.s5t
crime. 81 70; SEN, Si.25-t. IS; 9earropiuts
sf.tn-t 90; Split, per Sab BON 2io 9iEHe. q
Se.5o-e.75.
eopesrn. = euHoert EfnHS ON aolbsH. Al,
S2Qo@s 25; qci9dit sS,i@o0-
etnss. r IN Gaafs. $1,000. in Sdaern. a,
81 26-sOos 1tas. S3-S5-tuo.
saalr:Sssl. Ser eas. &25-4-5o; Der
epiritnS. - CArdNf drf ser gofs 20,
81. So Die Gllone ilr fertiae Eefileresssote
1nlG. - &Ztrl1 Ac. I iciSh. Niub al dA-
* sale size; nc. 2. S-s%e.
&unt. unafplf1eHe oruhe. AZ 25-2er.
As Siui. 25-2le; lEsoie. ieiEe. 81 22c.
Wemfie.
9luse Satcn. - g1I5eI 5o-soe. nsns o,,+
fdnu. fer 5us S3to@c0.
erant = 3iefees. 5eg 5uzsert ssrr. So Do
$50.
sclts Ekfrn. ~ eisHse. Der auf5sr az
SO; Heue. Eeu.iidla. pu SaE. S5.0O-Em
cinmruishi- eifHsrr bis EueHS' Il "a.
Grtbf uue Eudltal 5ot-Sl25.
ecueTtr. ~ Steiae, oa5 EuVsns. 1s-sa-
Gugirn. - SligCie tBgrG1starSl. torn
arpte- oGs Gnttno T5-oe.
0urtsu. - LretetgHs hos Saaeub. 7E-aar.
eaas So-0r; ecuifana. lcHst gsaHe. 81
Gss RIsuL slsrea sz gsois. saso-
! 500
anselaaa. gasss. souisana. psr sh,s
ts-soE
nur1saig. - eisssss. IN 5Iai4su aussrs
~ T5-e5E.
ssHn eiss es-azssnsr. ssr Ruseus /,
rec &E8bs. Efdc. .
GaiqL = GRlrefala. tifFsH. s1s 7,ssr,
Slneel Y1arp Gtcec, t@2oe.
slElf1ifx- 49, -r1fsEra. pc .FTh fr-ra f~s
S3Q1-8bos e1tns- ~ $lEo.
AfBeEG tE1E4~1QNaEs 7se-sf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
Bel 8oraus3abluns DON
h2.75

Teine fsrsfcoPif6e Bill
Der, oas 2ebeH gbri It b q r.
FeIeRb, ammtg utem Ste
reofcOp. Der Gmpfdngsr bat Bel
rieier grdmis bic grpreBtoIten gu
5dbIsn. 9ortofrei $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-29
@hDmiee $rOOntieaprtae
SIeiid nnb @sfIaseI.

@iiS. Saien, per GuteR0. s1.5o-eo.
1ggsgduirrets. 65-75e; SarirrsIs. grGus. SOC
enweine. = Gef9lahtets-Aiseefubfe. Iem.
fe, 6-6Ac; fnfpere &dre 4h-6c.
sdmmeT @ei9ia6tet, 9-1oc: Qdmmer ID
-11c; E1ottlCi0. 7-Sc.
gu IL; i6iDere ate Shtner. Sc; eSrinas' Sc:
enfeH. aite 95e; iuHae gnien 81 Zoe: Iurie6s.
iette un0 rInoe 13c; be-. naqere. 0iHHe. 10
lie: Gdnie, i9pere. init Eeoern, 5000
1900; feline m~Isgempfie. BET EuseHe 800
eco.
gefnladhtetes GirfHgsf. Turfeas. doies
ffiper. t5c; General Run, lair bfs dnt
12-iSMe; IONS. t3c; bGnn. 1Dr; @fHfe. ana.
eefuhte, reiS zoe; gnfeu rein .aRfe. lie: AM.
Ieits. 10-12kc; niHne. fhlett genuhfe 80
enbHsr. Gbrineers. oHsaefp9te. s-91hc. Sea,
neu s-s3sc; ftleat geputi btS 81 n.
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Middletown transcript., 1907-07-06
ATTACKS YOUNG WOMAN

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, July 3d.-Miss
Virginia Brown, Is years old, daughter
OF Thomas Brown, farmer living near
this city, was attacked by strange man
about o'clock yesterday afternoon in her
home. Miss Brown was alone in the
house, her father being in the field short
distance away. When he returned to the
house, about half hour later, he found
his daughter lying unconscious in the
yard.
Miss Brown did not regain conscious
ness until about two hours later. She
said that about o'clock strange white
man came to the house and asked her for
something to eat. She started to comply
with his request when he pointed pistol
at her and warned her not to make an
outcry. He then bound her hands and
feet and proceeded to ransack the house.
Taking bunch of keys from his pocket
be unlocked desk and took what cash
was there, amounting to about SIS.
Miss Brown endeavored to free herself,
but could not. She screamed, whereupon
the thief struck her on the head, render
ing her unconscious.
Searching parties were formed to cap
tnre the miscresnt. Miss Brown de-
scribed the man as being about 80 years
old, with blue eyes and short black hair.
A stranger answering this description was
arrested last night and locked up. Miss
Brown failed to identify him and he was
released this morning.
Middletown transcript., 1907-07-06

Presiding Elder W. G. Koons win con.
duct the Quarterly Love Feast service III
Bethesda M. Z. Church tomorrow 1t
$50 a. NJ, and preach the sermon at
1880 a. M. At the evening service, I. 30
o'clock, the pastor will begin series Of
homiliea, for July and August twilight
services. Subject .'The Model Patriot 2
The exercises will be short and Of general
interest to all.
Five hundred bees swarmed at hive
in the apple orchard OF David Moore near
Dover Monday and attacked little Thomas
Moore, who had entered the apple ORCH
ard in search OF bis mother. The little
fellow fought until the bee stinga blinded,
deafenened and oyercame him, and
when his breathless mother reached the
place where,he was lying on bis back, bis
face, legs and arms were black with bees.
She rescued him with great difficulty.
Middletown transcript., 1907-07-06
WARWICK

Miss Emma Houck is the guest OF Mrs.
R. NJ. Day.
Walter W. Aiken was visitor in town
this week.
Mrs. June Price visited relatives near
town this week.
Mr.. Amos Wilson has returned from
the jamestown.
Miss Bessie N. Gunkle is soiourning in
the Quaker City.
Mr.. John H. M. Garner was Whining
ton visitor last Saturday.
Miss Holden visited her sister on Bo-
hemia Manor last Sunday.
Mrs. John Lattomus spent the Fourth
with her sister near Sassafras.
Mr.. T. ]. Roe, of near Massey, was the
guest of Mrs. L. P. Crawford and sister on
Monday.
Prof. Guy johnson visited Warwick
friends from Saturday until Monday.
Miss He,en Eaton has returned home
after trip through Delaware and Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. William Dryden, and son. of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs.
Mary A. Lofand last Sunday.
The Misses Emma L. and S. Ethel
Vinyard will spend the remainder OF
July in Delaware and Virginia.
There will be preaching at the M. P.
Church tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
A few of our young people attended the
twenty-frst birthday anniversary OF Mr..
Samnel Buckworth, near town, last Mon
day evening.
A number OF our young people we're
at Townsend last Thursday evening on
strawride. Those that enjoyed the
moonlight ride were: Mrs. Wilson
Merritt, the Misses Cullom, the Misses
Vinyard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lattomus
Misses Clara K. Duryea and Mamie L.
Merritt, Messrs. J. II. and L. T. King,
A. r. Merritt, Clarence Cullom, George
Pierce and N. J, B. Lohand.
Middletown transcript., 1907-07-06
FENCE VIEWERS APPOINTED

The Court Of General Sessions, Tuesday
morning, appointed the following fence
viewers for the ensuing year:
I Appoquinimink hundred-I. Allston
Harmon, George NJ. D. Hart, William Fl.
Money, John W. Mccoy. James McC al
ter, James K. Roberts.
BIackbird hundred-Samuel A. Arm.
strong, Richard G. Brockson, James A.
Buckson, John A. Latta, John Locker.
man, William J. Nowland, Millard F.
Reed, Joseph Vanpelt.
Pencader hundred - Samuel Alrieh,
Jacob B. Cazier, John w. Dayett, ]. sher.
man Dayett, John 7. Wright, Charles
Walton.
St. Georges hundred-Joseph Cleaver,
William M. Cox, William R. Cochran,
Charles Derrickson, James FARRELL, How
ard A. Pool, Richard 1. Price, James 7.
Shallcross, Julian Cochran, Isaac ].
Woods, Merritt N. Willis.
Red Lion hundred-steTart I. Beck,
Theodore f. Clark. Theodore Jones, John
Lester, Frank Pordham, George w. Rey-
bold, Thomas G. Reeves, Edwin Reybold.
Middletown transcript., 1907-07-06
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buckworth, OF
Georges Point on the Bohemia, enter.
tanned at all informal dance on Monday
evening, July 1st The occasion was the
twenty-frst birthday of their son Samuel
Hiram, who was the recipient of many
useful and beautiful gifts. The large,
roomy, old house, which has witnessed
many other such festivities was thrown
open to the guests and hospitality dis
pensed in true Maryland style. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream,
cake, fruit, candy and lemonade were
served in the dining-room. Guests were
present from Middle Neck, Middletown,
Warwick, the Levels, Bohemia Manor,
Sassafras and Cecilton. They were as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price,
Jr., Mr.. and Mre. Harry Buck
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Wroth Manloye,
Mrs. William Price, Misses Alice Clark,
Margaret Price, Olive Fillingame, Minnie
Smith, Mamie Merritt, Emma, Ethel and
Eula Vinyard, Annie and Mamie Spear,
Estella Bishop, Clara Price, Clara Duryea,
Wilhelmina and Josephine Aiken, Lizzie
Hudson, Emma Manlove, Alice, Teresa
and May Dreka, Helen and Mary Davis,
Mary Tarbutton, Emma Davis, Asa
Lyman and Elizabeth Anderson and
Messrs. John Buckworth, John Clark,
Arthur Price, Amos Merritt, Kenneth
and Ray Price, Charles and Howard
Buckworth, Charles Stearns, Morris and
Bennett Buckworth, Edgar Bishop, Price,
Samuel and Hanson King, Elmer Price.
Jehu AIfree, George Pierce, Edward
Buckworth, Charles Duryea, William
Buckworth, James d. Davis, Harry and
Richard Tarbutton, Julian Robinson,
John Ernest, John Rosin, Harry and
Morgan Robinson, Edward Manlove and
James Davis.
At a late hour the guests left for their
homes, sincerely wishing their friend
many more such pleasant anniversaries.