davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

niat benton. oaB gerane issi, ON Sc
b~ur.stass Des 9riisstirees itlbsr, in
gang 6~tIcucerst Wsiie nitIe Ih0ns
6eier bsloni pirSs2 4bsr nsin! Nm
STEELE bee Stintinbes Finoen mir unier
sehn S0nniasslnalieisru neau, Delhe
ZEN 9inoerH eie fsioniIde SOee con
einem 8uomsp paer etnem @lf oorma
len. Der eurd ben SnornFein btrs
antertommi uno feline Ga6en %pgrtbeilt.
Wlis anoeren Wortsu, onitlti oes beis
tighten SsiTpieis. sds il ben 4inoern
ooraeleu6tei, srblidtn mir einsn ,Sanz
IA gIoHs1. ser ben ainesrn ais uniers
meier oosT 6eilissr Derasftat pirO.
uno ea purceris iih nod por niht
gar LANCER 3sii Elm Sduliuperinien-
hen. oer Sonntassihuls II notdbene
nit stnsm .Santa glans~ sur Ssits
~ odriiber, oab iiber aht3ia 9roeent
Der SorutagsftiIsr duf Bic Irase,
peHsn 8eburtstas man penn beuis BE-
sebe. ibm CUR Antaport sabn: 9ds
Seburtsfeit Res Santa @tlus"l Riht
lGnle pdhber bslldgte ebenoerielbe
6err oie 6oFFnunsslel Musfmi, BEN
8iuosru cine Sore CON Ghrinus beis
8ubrinsen. 8dbrlin, an cine 0ieosrs
eripedan9 elmer pdbrtu 6riflifen
4uffaHuns inter unieren Rinosrn lit
nitt 3u benton. 10 ldnge bic Sonns
tassi6uIen ots hslonii4en NnIdduuns
gen BON einem Santa Claus bet ben
8inoern nd1ren uno aufrsdt erbdls
ten. 0enn mir ni6t ihpn Die drift
iide 9ebensduifauung u~nIerer S,lts
9eno einpfldH3en, pO iollen mir odmit
beginner? Wenu mir in oitltr 9tsies
5un9 eiDds erreifen poQen, 10 muB
in zen Somtagsi 6ulen uner6istlih
9egen oisIes 9bantcm oes Santa
Claus" Oorsesanaen uno bic pa6re,
driltll6e Qufiadur9 oes gbrintiuoes
an oehen STEELE ssieBt peroen."
IS iii dber 70 Iiher. fpie 3fpei NAL
5fuei pier if: odB Der tpdbre hritli6e
6elt9dracter ron 0ei6ndnten uno Die
ehte @briitfreuos Nh AM @n0s aaein
in osr tlt6cliideu Stride erhalten unb
|beeaupten piyO. Manns iogenonnte
6riitli6e 8irteu 6absn ia lanat NIT
Der Gotlteit @6riii aufssrdumt; eli
fsn Der psientlifen 6actoren lei Der
gon3sn Nsibnd6tsiSee uuo oeren @e.
beimniB bobeu lie ubsrbaupt ME ees
piirois': aie iunsfrGulide 9eburt oes
9srrn; uno enolid bat bic Mutter
@ottes niemals einen pldb i'm Rdbs
men Der proieHOntii6sn Wei6naftss
ieier gefureen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
.-9----g-l
9lnuo erHubd1en.
Dons utinam".

S6ul5s: - rWis gut mare e bod,
psun in alien osuii6en qfarrf6aleu
uno Colleges bic osutIhs 5pra6e bic
s~sbdbrenoe 3adHnt fdnbe!"
lltinam: - .6rsilihl Qeiber absr
eeidie5t bieg nint."
Wuner. .NdniHe dnein uas:u
"a nidts. Quf uHisrsn tat9. gon5sus
%ti0Hsn. auf aatbOlitsntagsn uip ners
ben INNER uno INNER nieoer Be
f9lHHe gefsBt, bas 3eufihtbum unb
eie oeutihe Spra6s 5u srbolisn una
81 pTlessR in air6s, Sduls, 8lmilis
unD in ben 9ertineH, onsin Das HiBt
esq Be- ben 8dhlaTsn 6lsibfs.@
utinam: .Gas IN Isiosr az pabFi
gcH0sHtionsn nit ibrsR Qaraosn,
.S5op' sUiahsrs;sH nno geesn Huo
pis Elm Strobiaier. bds baIo nliT6i,
DsEn niht bic 9ei6lHHe unS Rsosn
aud in 95attR umgsTssi Dtroenl
UHroe man Sss 3sutf6s IN Gamilis.
Bride Shuls uHb 8srfinen pilessn.
in asr osutiasn Camille oas englii6s
niht 0ul0sH, raros jsoer 5snfIhe
9f1rrer DafEr Sorss trdaen, oab in
ssr gf1rrf6gls bss 1satihs seSH
gHs S1SRtE zk Ess man NE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

rsn ben Rslisionsunterri6t aubertdl6
oieier S6ultu eptbsilsn2" @ans abass
is5eu BON Der urmS5li6leit, sinem
Hinoe cine pdbrtait relieioie @raies
1nns 81 gebtn, lpenn Der llnserrift In
ben pelHiden 9tuntuiHen ais bic
9aupiIade un0 Der Rtlieionsuntsrs
riht ais cine gang nebsniGhli6e qns
g%slsseRteIt bstrafiet piro. fonnten
inter ben o5pdl.enoen umhGnoen Die
8atboliteu niht sinmal oisien Rdsb-
itlag bsfol9en. renn lie aud rolten.
Dsnn ME ioQisR oieie QinOer In ben
poftentli6eu" S6Risn. bic daerudris
nett dber bic 6aFunsstrdft oefiat
imp, 9Iab finoeR2 Dies seist Ste
ungerehtigtsit uno unbiaiaisit oes
dmericanifhen S4ulIphems in amio
sreaersm 9ihie unb N6biilfe ioute Sa
seiaaffen psrosH. Ulan mda iiber Sic
art uno WsiIe, ipis Oas am bsiien gez
than per0tR tann, o,rfhieoene On
fihten 6essu. aber Sci e.uds ouitm
Wiaen t1uHtsH Iei&i Mitssl qeFanDen
peroen. oisFsr I6reienoen unesrehtie=
teit Elm @noe 81 MAIDEN. Die 6ra1s
TT nur: mill man e tbun9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

reit1tcn$tes. Dds in Cincinnati
erihelnenoe 9lutt ,Amsritdn Ssros=
lite" fdreibt iiber bic S6uIcontroperie
in Rem Dort: .9ieielben 6erren, nell
DE iih iibsr bic 8iibnbeit Der Suoen,
Ole anes Settirsriids aus ben offents
lihen Shulen psrbonnt piiien pols
len, 10 empOren, iuO bittere @egner
Der tdtboliineH QfarrihuIen uno ibrer
BoroeruHg zines 4Rtbsilg pom qefneins
Iameu ShuIfonbs, cine 8orberun9.
bic man niht 5uriidpeifen 5irfte.
iDenn bic 4nb1nger irgenb elmer RE-
ligion ods Heht babsn foaisn, ouf
Dem unterriht in ben 1o9msn ibrsr
rtipsctiDea 9elision in ben 6ffsniIis
den ShuIen 81 beIteben." llro nit
treffenoer 2c9tt f16rt oas %genannte
iiofide 8latt FORT. .5f ,sSeius tie
2orb" be taught in public itools, iphn
not gWlarp t6e immaculatslb con-
cei0eo2" Wenn ySefus Der 6err"
in Zen 5ifentli6sn G6ulen aelebrt
iperoen bari. parum oonn nidt ,gds
ria bic unbeFledi Gmpfungeneq"
"a itsbt Der Staat NIT fefnsm
anihtiertirii4en" Shulipftem! Wenn
Die 5uoen ibrs Grroerungeu nit alsis
der Goniequen3 neiteri6rauben mol
len, miiHen lie ith aud bic 2efung
bes ReueH Seitaments ber6iften. ltnb
Elm QtteiIt ober a9uofiter, Der feline
ainoer ne6en ben ainoern feines
9ritlidsn ober iioif6eu Rad6ars in
Der S6ule iibsn Eat. bari bdrauf be-
itebsn, oub ~iiberbdupt Don fsinem
Soft, peoer Der Gbrihen nod Der
5uoen mebr etDos aeTaQt perbe uno
odmit mare and oas Wife geItamsnt
aug Der Shule %oer6dunt. pie 9us
ben peroen in ibrer Q9itdtion nihi
nahlaFen. liub BIZ, grotstanien9
5bHeu bieibsn nur sluei Neae often:
enipeber Der 9u6Iic G6ool Qbieu su
fagen unb sigsne 4farrihulen Al oriins
Den pis mir 9aiboliien, ODER lire 8inz
Der relisionslos sr5ieb,n gu laFsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
4trdJltdJe
II udtrthtrn.

Wilpautss.-Den 6o6p. 6rn.
Pfarrsrn Der 6r5oi63eie III BON bod
iD'iieH 5rn. 6r5bii6Of aud bsusr piss
Ger gsitnttst poroen, dberan Oa, no
Il tbunlin srfhsin.. BEN eriisn Set
tesoisnn am bohbsilissn Ueibao6.ss
ieits, bic iogsH. gbriitmttts, bersiis I'M
Wittsrnont ab5ubaltsn. Bon oitier
grlau5nib niro in 81. Woyien. CT.
Qntonius, St. 5rancisWs. q. 9onis
fdiius, 81. Drsifoltigteit, 81. 2aursns
thus uno ct. Gliiabetb oa6ier De-
brauh eemadl perosn. I'm 4 u6r lit
bic gbriitmette in Il. Qnguninus
un6 um 5 ltbr in CT. Soiep9g, ct.
Wihdsl's. CT. Qnn1, Ct. Better Il.
gaul unb 81. @sih canton BART. Sn
Der ct. Wariensa Stride Miro ter
bo6Dite Or. Gr5biihof isi5er nm
Wiiiernadi Elm iolsnnes qontifioais
ant tslsbriten. I'm Ill u6r piro
Der bohp'at Gberbirt Johann elm pei
terss poHtificalamt in Der 8at6eorale
cslebrirfH. Bel zen MiiierHa6tsmei
fen niro ben 9ldHbiseR bsr @mpfanB
Der d. Communion rid. 9%sItattsi itin.
Als Ranfolser ooH Reo. Il. 3.
Rchs, oer rsjisHirts. 1T Re0. 8. B..
5sirbaHts, gfarrsr Don 81. qatrif
oo6isr. gum Di03siens@oniulior Il
uoHrt porben.
ReD. COB. g. 9,rtram cat ieinsr
gei6Uddtsn 8siun05sit pegsu ieirs
5.sns ais gfarrsr eer St. 5yisori6'ss
@emeinte in gacahp nisbstgsIsgt. I'm
einsn l1nssrsE lrlaub ~ itin.r erbos
lun8 auwtss.sn. 81 1sinsm 4ahiol
etr purbs Reo. Sch. 6srbf. bishsr
aTineni an Der 81 Drsiialtigssits
airhe oa6isr. srnanni.
Nm RutiseR GonHtags 8orTiitag
pirb cas- init sirsm aolsn1ufpance
cpn ca. $4,000 an 81 Il. Iaso:a.
G0si. syri9ists Rsas GiT9sns Uao.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
De- .samta GIans"snnfna.

- ueber Den unfug, Der nit BEN
.5on.o Claus" bisrsulanbs gtriebn
niro, Ger bstanntli6 islbft in hriflif
lem nolsnosn Sttten!ir6en pas
G6riffinb srisssH unb B%srordHssn
foa, ih:si5t cine oer bsiamisiten
ni6trelisioIsH 3,itIariitsn bikes
Qanbes:
s3ieheH mir nur eiHncl fir sinsn
9lugenblid BE srltannli6e un3ertimi
hdi elmer 8urhihnitigs SonHtasss
idule IN oisfsr gs3isbuHg In gstratt.
Dos aan3s Sabr 1inbur6 s5rt man
unb fpriht nan bsn airesrn Dpn
g6rinus uno ipas q fir be Nslt az
than unb fuht gang btionssrs ben
siabli6en gsmltbsH BE 4nsunf. oes
g6rintinns in oieis M<N unb ocn
@rurp hsrIsiba sinsRprdeen. Rad
rem siss nun sin g0Hgss 50tf lang gee
f6ekn lemmt bic Set be mir als tx
jsniss bsl 4Hsuuit be- 6silanots ans
r&msn Ene istsz. aHo iouss H1u
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
gMNbarIltildber eenarel, b

EenNeu.- Quf BEN guhariitilhen
@oRsreb in Diet Durbe bsihloFsn.
Gen ndnitsn @OngreB, i'm Sabre 1908.
in 9pnoou d~b3ubdIteu. Dieter Be
ihIuB mar fir 9iele cine lleberraId.
ung. oa man bic NbbdItunq elmer
iolheu 9sriammluns in GnaIdno unb
insbeiOnosrs in 2onopn fir Elm Dina
Der llnm6gIidttii belt. Der oortiae
Sr5biidpf tat ater. i'm @ertrausn duf
BEN @ifer uno bic Gneraie Ger enslis
iren &atholitsn. bic 46hdltunQ ees
@onarehes bereitS angetiinbiat unb is.
ben 3peiieI banit beieiii9t. 9onoon
Sdblt sur Sell 100000 4dt6oliten. be-
men pcle 6reibeit sepdbrt III. 10 Dap
5. 3. in ben Strdben 2onoon's bic Ia,
tboIii6en Q%roceFiousn Ii6 frei belpe
gen oUrieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
sebreienNe tlnasrecbtinreit.

Die gfdrrffulen BET gtobt gleoslanb
eripdrsu. pis 6r. 20. &. Wa6on. gors
tiger ots Qusfnufes fit grsiebunags
neien Der aatb. gooerotion oieler
5iaOi. in elmer ntuli6 d69ebaltenen
9sriammluna nodgspieien BAT, Der
oortigen NdbtiIhsn 9erpaltunq ia6rs
lih runb 100000, Die Rotten Ser Grs
bauuHg uno bss unterbdltes Der
Shulgsbduse car niht einmol einqes
fhloFen. Die offtntlihsn S6ulen
Der Staot gleUslano perben Don 60.
600 4inoerH beiuht, beren llnierrift
dQid6plih auf burhihnittlih S25.4O
per aopf 3u iteben tommi, nGbrsnb
bic nortigsn fat6olii6en 9farrfdugen
bon $1,000 9ncsra bsfudt perben,
oereE untefri6t. i'm 6ale e tetne Ia
tholilhgn gfaTrihulen gdbs. oard bic
Staot beitritteH Dsr5en mlBte. Sin
gleihes 4sluitat Dirbs cine Iolhe
Statiitii in alien gr6bsrsn 5tdbien
uHlsrss 2anoss ergs6sn. benn e. m
oifsuturbigs 5t1ifa6s, sas cine bt,
taitolihsn Q~iarritulsn. Der aroBs
Raummansel in ben ofFsntlihsn G6us
lsa nod nett smpiiHDlider iein ulroe.
8roBeem fart nan absr rufia fort.
bic autbc.i.en aud fix BEN unierhalf
Der Stddtsf hulsH 81 kieuern. Ram
pirb mon snblih 5isfe Ifgsienbs I'M
2srs6ti3ssif siHisben Dolsn2
9or Oft mub man 5orsn, Dsnn auf
bisis unsershtigtsi. dufmerliom aes
ma6t pigo. 90. Desbalb fhi6en Bonn
Gle 9cihcIiisn fire ainssr ni9i in bic
.sEisat!i&G@ S6gsa aRs IsfsR r..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

cen. RAD iebs 5abrtn erniter, an-
9eitrenatefter 4rbeit lieat Gus
6erosrite gonperioiiuusleriton Gas
fir osutids BiKsnihait, @riinolidfeit
UNI 6leiB etn neues ~sbrsnrones 3sugs
nib ablegt mnmebr bolenoet DOR.
Das bsrrli6e Bert, Gas BEN genuber
aui alien @ebieten bes meni6li6en
WiHens 4ustuHft aibi. reprdfeniirt
iih In s kathleen, reid nit BEN prd6s
tighten S%nufrationsn ausostatteten
gdnosH. Ju bisism Usrte beTiben,
ME Is aud aalsitia proiefuntH6e
8ldtter anertennsn, bic Qat6oliten
oeutitsr 3Hnas Elm 0d6f6lagepert,
oos in jeosr 9eJisbung auF eer 656e
Der 3eit Fteht uno eos audi bon oielen
Rihttotboliten onbsren G~onperIas
tionsleriien Dorse3ogsn pirb. Gin iss
Der otulf6s aat6olii, Der es lid IL
aeHbpie lsiIten Tam. iOlie flo oieiss
Bert bei6affsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
Der pavlt nnN Sic FatboIiIcbc

Prciie. Die tatbolii6e 9reHe Bat
IN Ydplt Gius Rem 3ebnten, sinsn
parmen 5reunO uu6 Skinner. Bon
BEN Srunbiobe d~us9ebmO, oaB Worts
eelebreH, SeiipieI dber CUR Rdhabs
mung dnresen. 9at Der 81. Nater an
georenei, Dab in MoilonO untsr BEN
8ita aunione" cine ueue tot5oliiHe
Setting berausge9s6eu psroen Ion, bit
als cus 9auptor8an Der Stride in bies
ler St0ot aHgsiebsn psr0su ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

ss FuO bic sass urn bsusn Der DID
Ter fdgt:
Der 6lmmsl 1T ieht nimmer nett.
SO rabt Die islige @os.ss5sit
Der 6rsihs;t unh ssr Siete.
GobIaH. on irobe gbriisnhsit!
D1B Seosr rs nah Ianssm Sireii
ST 6riooens.rerien ioe."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22
2IufbIiiben HSs NtatbeIieiss
tttnS in 1Tertt,corn 0np4Yom

lttrs In NHrtvcdcn. 9aRfldm
Stpar. aber iistiq. Eat Th in oteiem
itrene proteItaHtilhen 2anee. in sem
Staat uuo eanoestir6e i'm enalen
8erhdliniHe Itebeu. Der gltbolicismus
in oen ltbteii Satren ausae6reitet.
1892 erbiel; Der erite tdtboliitt Bries
tier bic @rIdubnib boriberaebeno fir
bic penigen 9ltboIiten in Gbrinnnia
glefe gu Isien. @rH 1897 ourittn
Die sriten Grbsnseeiea 6afien lire
WifionGre eortbiu e%ntienben. Ran
10 Sahren e%ifriner Nrbeit beTsss cie
tatboIii6e Stride in Rorpelen iebt
aus einsm appholiI6en Gicar, bier
ein9eboreuen ino IL ousldnoifhm
9rieitern, IA Yiarreieu. z 9irheu unS
@dpeleu. Sn 10 Spitdltrn. 2 Wai.
ienbGuierH unot ben ron BET Qirhe ers
ri6teteu SmuIen pirien Nt1ionGre
uno Shpetern aner Raiionen. Die
&irhe gsnisbl in Rorneaen cine dreis
belt, lpie lie. auBer in ben Der. 5tads
ten, taum Elm 3~ipeitss 9dno metr bic
ten oarite. Die Girds Ionic Sic msis
ten auitdlten asnieBen Steuerfreiheis,
ebenio iinb bic aaiboliisn ben sen @es
Observation-Disclosures befrsii, nenu lie
cine eigtne gduIe 6aben. pie bor eis
mem iatboliiden prieltsr aefdloHene
gbe BAT itadtlihe @iiliigieii. gur tn
5pei Qunctsn 1T Bic Greibsil Be-
i6rdntt: Rsin 8otboIil Tam RifeIieo
Der Resisrung isin, neil oitTs anf Die
2situns Der IathetiThtn 9anotsfirhe
GinfIuB cat. unb fein aaiboIit Tam
9sbrer an elmer faatIiden goltsIhute
iein, neil ebsn aud oieIs c%OnfeTiOueas
!utberii6 tit.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
ACCUSED OFFICIAL
DEFENDS HIS POSITION

Washington. Feb, 15.-Thtrd Assist
ant Postmaster General Madden was
shown the dispatch from st. Paul. Of
the Minnesota Editorial association
calling for his diSbarment
Il suppose" said he. that the adj
voCates of the resolution want my Of
ficial head. Just why | do no' know
unless it be because | have advocated
the placing of all printed matter in
one class and the charging of a spe-
cifc rate for its transmission through
the mails. 1t is extremely difficult
to administer the law respecting such
matter as II now stands, and do alb
solute justice TO the government and
everybody else. | have had forty
cases passed upon by the courts and
in thirty y-nine of them my decisions
have been sustained. That would APP
pear as thouoh 1 was intent on doing
right as | see it. My own belief Is
that ii would be much better simply to
classify all such matter as printed,
and let the fact mix printed deter
mine its classification. and the rate
at which it may be transmitted
through the mails what that rate
shall be Is perfectly immaterial to
me. 1t may be four cents pound, as
| have suggested or three cents. or
any amount that congress might fix.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
I HA v TRAIL TO
co n 7 | n UE
MONDAY
BOTH SIDES AGREE
PRISONER IS SANE
Bereaved Juror Announces His
Readiness to Take His Place.
in Box When Case Is Re-
Sumed,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wlre.l


New York, Feb l5.-Despite appre-
hension over the interruption OF the
trial of Harry X. Thaw, there appears
no basis for a doubt that the case will
be resumed, as planned, on Monday,
Juror Joseph b. Bolton. the death of
whose wife neCesstated the present
recess. has. 1t was stated tonight. COM
muhicated to Judge Fitzgerald his ex
pectation of being able again to take
his place in the jury box when the
case is called.
Thaw. who had been reported as
downcast at the possibility OF mis-
trial, declared himself in good health
when his wife visited him at the
Tombs today With his wife the
prisoner went over the hundred or
more letters and belated valentines
that friends had sent him. District
Attorney Jerome and lawyers for the
defense believe that the trial will con-
tinue Monday 1t is not expected now
that Mr.. Jerome viii ask for the APP
pointment of a commission to inquire
into the mental condition Of ThaW.
Mr.. Jerome made this clear today on
the part of the prosecution, while
Lawyer Dan O'Reilly insisted on be-
half of the defense that Thaw is of
sound mind today, and that therefore
1t would be futile to apply for the ap
pOintment of a commission in lunaey.
Both sides, it is understood, want to
have the case tried out and hope
there will be no further delays.
As the case stands. Thaw is assumed
to be of sound mind None of the eX-
perts called by the defense has called
Thaw insane now. DR.. Evans testi-
fled that in his opinion Thaw was of
unsound mind when he killed White,
also that he was of unSound mind
during the first three visits he made
to the Tombs, and that ThaW i'm
proved thereafter
The alienists to testify for the pros
ecution will it is said, insist that in
their opinion Thaw is not only sane
today, but that he was sane the day
after he killed White. The experts
for the prosecution are Drs. Flint
Macdonald and Mabon. three of the
best recognized alienists in this cOun-
try. They will it is understood, tes-
tify that they have had no way of de-
termining whether Thaw was sane
when he killed White; that when they
saw the prisoner on June 26 and
again on June 81. 1906, he refused
to submit to an examination and al
though during the trial they have OBJ
served him in court. they have not
been permitted to converse with him.
The defense announced today their
plans for next week. DR.. Wagner and
DR.. Evans, the alienists, will be re-
called to tell of conversations with
Thaw, and which the court has ruled
may be admitted. The prisoners wife
then will conclude her story. after
which Mrs. William Thaw, the de-
fendant's mother will be called. For
the mother the ordeal will be made
as light as possible, it is believed. Mrs.
Thaw is expected to tell principally
of the early life of her son and wheth-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
SENATORS HEAR OF
PLOT To SLAY
SOLDIERS
STARTLING TESTIMONY
AT BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY
Black Troopers Invited to
Come Out and Be Slain,
Firing Came From Town
Discharged Men Say,
tBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.l

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wlre.l
Washington, Feb. 15-Startling tes-
timony concerning alleged plans to
massacre colored soldiers at Browns
vile. Texas. by men from the town
firing over the barracks to stampede
the soldiers and challenge them to
come out of the barracks, was given
by negro ex-soldiers today at the m
vestigation before the senate commit
tee on military affairs.
william Mapp, a member of COM
pany. G, was asked if he had ever
heard any discussion of the shooting
which caused him to suspect any peri
sons of complicitS. He replied that
at breakfast the morning following
the shooting he had heard Wilbur
Voschelle, the reservation corral boss,
and a white man who had been in
charge of the corral prior to the ar
rival of a battalion of the Twenty
fifth infantry discussing the case. Ac-
cording to Maps story, Noschele
said:
well, it is good thing it hap
pened as it did. | was out in town
last night. and the crowd came in
~
a lot of you fellows in Allison's sa-
loon and massacre you"
Mapp said that on the night Of the
shooting he had been awakened by
the firing and had gone to the window
of his quarters, and from there he
saw several gun flashes, and the shots
seemed to be directed over the bar
racks. A man with a deep voice, he
said, shouted: Come out, YOU black
-" using an oath applicable to the
troops. Mapp said he got his gun
from the rack which was broken and
was one of the first to fall in.
Thomas Jefferson said he saw
flashes from guns and thought the
garrison was under attack.
Another member of company tes-
titled that the shooting was from near
the wall at the end of company 7,
quarters. and that the shots were ap-
parently over the barracks. He said
he heard a man shoot, and then yell:
Come out, you black -."
There was great excitement in the
barracks. and when the gun racks
were broken open some of the rifles
fell to the floor. There was no light.
and the men could not get their own
rifles.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
LARCHMONT WRECK
VICTIMS 43
officers of Steamship Comp
any Deny Charge of Coward
ice Raised Against Captain
MCVey,
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Providence, r. l., Feb. 15.-Another
name was added to the list of victims
of the wreck of the Larchmont in
Block Island Sound last Monday
night when James Vann, colOred, who
was one of those saved, died here to-
day. His death reduces the number
of survivors of the 160 persons known
to have been on the Larchmont to
seventeen. Only eight of the seventy
eight bodies recovered from the
wreck remain unidentified at the
morgue.
Federal authorities at New London
are making good progress in their In
vestigations of the disaster.
Officers today denied the charges
Of cowardice against Captain McVey
and the Larchmont's crew, made by
some of the survivors.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
COAL LANDS COVER
VAST ACREAGE
Report Sent to Senate Shows
Location of Fields in Western
States and Territories,
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Washington. Feb. 15.-Complying
with resolution of inquiry the sec
rotary of the interior today sent to the
senate statement showing by town
ships the area of coal lands in the
various states, the title of which has
passed from the United states.
The statement deals especially with
the coal areas of Colorado, Idaho,
Montana New Mexico, North Dakota,
OREGON. South Dakota, Washington,
Wyoming and Utah, and in addition
to showing the extent of coal land in
the patented area, shows 1t on lands
not patented, on vacant lands and on
Indian reservations. The total are in
those stated in which coal is known to
exist is as follows: On patented land,
9,955,903 acres; not patented, 1888
963 acres; vacant, l1.140,S54 acres;
Indian reservations, 1,73S,273 acres.
In addition the existence Of coal is
considered probable i'm larger areas
as follows: on patented lands 49,
646,2 ,2S0 acres; not patented. 6,4G1, 1855;
vacant land, 44,27O247; Indian res
erVations, 1,70T330.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
TROUBLE TN STORE
FOR ARMY OFFICERS
War Department Investigates Alleged
Appropriation of Government
Furniture.

Leavenworth, Kas.. Feb. 15.--Major
Parker West. of the inspector gem
erals department at Washington, ar
rived at Fort Leayenworth this morn
ing to make an investigation for the
war department Gmong the officers Of
the garrison to obtain evidence re-
garding officers of high rank who
brought back from the Philippines
furniture made i'm and belonging to
the quarermaster's department. This
affair duplicates high army Officers.
Major West left tonight for Omaha
to continue his investigation. He will
visit all of the army posts in the
United States with view TO securing
evidence to be used by the war de-
Dartment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

roads are confronted also with a state
of public mind extremely hostile. 50
that the raising of money 10 provide
facilities so urgently needed, is, un-
der the present conditions. well nigh
impossible, although mans of the cor
porations have sought To do so at the
risk of almost imperilling their credit.
The situation Is a grave one. II
the various states continue arbitrarily
to reduce rates as some of them are
doing. and the various labor organiza-
tions continue to press their demands
for increased wages and shorter hours.
the next unprecedented crop harvested
in this country will be a record break
ing crop of receiverships gThe time
has come for fair play on both sides
of this controversy. The time has come
for what the president calls "A square
deal but we want it all around"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
Pcnrose Court Martial.

San Antonio Tex. Feb. i5.-UniteF
States Commissioner Krieger was
again on the stand today in the PEN
rose court martial, Colonel Glenn,
counsel for the defense, continuing the
cross examination. Colonel Glenn was
reproved by the court in written in
structions concerning the proper cout-
esy to be observed toward the wit
nesses. No additional facts of inn
portance were brought out today.