davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
IS nun i'm Gin 6agiaeg Slid

IS muB i'm Elm 6asi6ss Slid
@eIo s~etoitst baden: bic gaht uno Die
W1annihaft uno mas font nod Drum
uno bran bGngt!"
Die gadt TIT i4on felt Idugerer
3eit iein Gigentbum uno foldnge er
Den gapitdn uno bic Manni6aft ors
bentlin be5ahlt, usrratbsn bic ibn
nidt. Gr benrbtrts bic gadt bierber
uHO iieIte ben Captain n 5unsel
betBt er - unter metneu birecten Be
febl. Seine Soee mar, 9eOnbaro gu
entfibrsn uno ibm Dds SboI ab3unebs
men TT ooer, MEM CT Is Hitt BEL Ft
bate. ibn nift sAer frei 81 sebsn, BE-
pOr er niht gsIagt. no e gu finoen
ifi. DAB 40ra es beidB. erFubr er
crit, ais Sung bereits in @ra0eseno
hiutsr S9IUb uuo Riegst lab. Damn
brahte Ulnrts 4nnaglOos in Die Blu
@ictDria; bieie iolte mas Sbol Iteblen
- o5er in5ntihen bate es gopa pies
Der an General Burns 0ertauft."
limb Wl0rts srmor0ets i'm oeheRts
piaen ben @eneral2'
.gliht bnb id piBts", sntgegnste
@askl fiibl. .UsiHer Anii6t mad
fat Ons Sinfu est9an = psnn e Hitt
am Gnbe Rs6bb 3epeien it,"
.glebbDl Das tleine idDads aerls
henl uniinR~
,gleines Itnafes aerlden cher
nitt, iebsnfols bat9lsbbn iest ousSool
uno lit Damit mad eunoon sutniiht.
Marts ersGblts mir oas, abr er ueis
eerte Iih, mir mit5utbeilen, Dis oer
Ssunge in ben gsfB Der Jisur gslangt
1T. Das ben an geusrcl Burns be-
aanoenen Morb b@srifft, 10 bat mir
Darts fsierIih gsi6porsn, nidt oer
S8aloige gu isin.'
sd CLAUDE ibm ni6t', e%rpiosrte
Qhilipp kfti5, nUiarts III 81 atIsm
F1big. Sd mtroe ~ ihm gshsn, mir
sssena6sr nirb 81 Hiht 81 sugnen
nngen."
gNeiner Nlsin5ng mad Ddre e I'm
9siten, 8u ma6tst DID f. ihnsa
ME m6gIih oapon. Gu oarff taum
fpaaen, Did bier isbsu 81 IaFeH -
9 ia, i'd oarf e. Die poii3si lam
mir nihts aHbo5sH, geonboro Diro
Fh bitter, stpas 3sgsn rid 81 uuters
nebmsn, rsil ih osr 8ruber isiner
graut bin. Qubsreem babe id nit
Ser aar n Gei6itte sisenilih bsr5s
LID Denia su I6aiisn. 5A belt ION
aaF Der 5trdBs auf abr 8u lodtea
ion in's Boot, sabit ibm nit Opium
Dumii6ts Go9aac 5n trintsn IND
brahtsf i'm an 8cro Der Daht."
.Sa, 0as that i6", fogts @aatel
emf, nuno ID Hebms aud biz golgsn
ouf MID. Morssn iis6i mid Rora
aurn lebten UoIs. Sis nir5 oos
56hmmHs BON mir atnfeH, isi e
brum. Uean Da e pa3ii, Gin ein3is
aeg Nort Bon osn 81 ssrrdtbsn, nas
IF Dir sefast qbilipp. 0arn lisiers
ID Did Ser goli5si augi"
.8as tannh Du ri6tl Du 6arfh
e ni6ti"
Sd fam uHo ih bari e.. Sd.
nsiF 9td6iepeRss voH Dir, sos if
beDsiIsn fam. 81 babs nihi ums
fenft in Der e~lsnsitsn 9isrieln BON
Slstlmout6 Wrie5ri. Das nirb Dir
c~tniseR. 0dg sGs Bier bstriffi@. Il
ra5m bic osrbdngnib3oasn qaDisre in
Die 6ana uHo mari Re in nas 5sssr,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

gottsshaulss. 1T bsreits 10 nett arOits
ben, edB pas Ridiief o~eieiert reroeu
@tonnts, gHtssssu benz erIt asflBien
9sIhIub, 5Dei conieHioneae S6ulen
81 err:4ten. SeI6IoB osr gemeinotrat6
In ReoeH Die @rriHtund elmer 81
multani6aie. - BAD oem 8enub pom
eonoitorld hsn Fno in 8"eRsber1
so 8erioHeH ertrautt. 0oa ceaen bic
Bittpe 8rinnsr Edgb. Sine llntsrs
iuduns lit singtleitet. - Der Qolis
Seiiergsant Gromann in DHffes
oorf bat iia srG6ugt. nd1osm er
ae9su ieinen Wiasn penionirt poroen
mar. TT 9ls in Ser Giien1ieBnei con
Suit. Sae9er in 9 orrts6td mebe
gere 6isBer fliiIi3ss @iisn in eine
9iebpfanne laufen lieBsn, Ipribte biz
les pieOsr berdus. uno 6 Mrbeitcr ere
littsn fnpers 9ranomunoen. an
Gfen itiir3te Die @ranomauer zines
9eubauss am Qferosmartt cir. nobel
Elm 4rbsiitr tootlih berlebt nurSe. ~
Die rbsiHilhsU 5adielperle gimons
e Go. in Siihsn purOeH Oar6 Elm
8roBfeugr o0uig ssrIt0rt. - Sn M..
9Iaobdn btdnnten Die 3%pirnerei
uno Spinoeihnurfabrit 9oBAarot IT,,
Ionic bic ansren5sHbe &auberei 6rieSs
rib 90rper ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Etd,lcd,ter Gro4.

Srem Der gum 9LoIeruirtbl:
Der 5iibrer, ben sic mir bur6 ben
Malo mitgeben. Der eefdlt mir aber
reHt penig! SD firdte mid aerubesu
Dor benz Mrnfdenl" - 70 irtb:
Der pirb ii9 bitten. 5bnsu etpos al
tbun. Der bat srIf Dor a6t Sagen feline
fieben Sabrln abbrummt!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29


gum 4unbeu): ..@llp 3pansi9tauIeuS
Mlart fon bic DAME babeu. bdnslin,
muiitaIif9 fsin, aus Feiuer 6dmilie,
nit]t iber flint SUB groB f61n,
fiuoea Sic F9 bann 0onuernag,
Morssus I'm ueuu llbr ouf BEN Stanz
besdmt ein!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

Ri6ter: Der Geriatsbof Fat
.ouf flint MonGte @efSngHiB %eriauRt
ifponsn Gle bic Strofe onnebmen9" -
q ngetlaeter (reaRenb): Dee
5ember -. SaHuar -. 6ebruar 80.
mGr5.. j.. stpril; ia msinstpeesa. oas
1T 70 bic riatise 8sit gum Serauss
tommsn!e
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Lii mnhtn nil ein Enbs.a

Die 6lamms IpSerte bsu auf un6
Isdts gieris an ben gupieren, biz re
gu i6pdr3sr Qli6e perbrannt pareH.
Damn fisB Der RehtsaunaIt siusn tie
fen Ssuf8er Der grIeihterung aus.
.Sbr ~ enbIi6l Soft fei Dantl
Rprd's Slid 1T geIi6ertl SEPT bin i'd
Tertig. pbiIipp. LAP uns gebeu.'
geioe M}dnnsr ndrfen nod eintn
lebten Bid auF genoiso, oann traten
Is in bic itiirmi'he f~iuitsrs Rad; bins
aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
31reltttrd1.

rSoeen Gle NAL, 9drou. iudrum
nebmeH Sic bsRn INNER Sbrsu 9iibs
nerbuHb ms @uio. fuenn Sic iiber
2oRo fa6rsn2" nSa, nifen Sic, Der
apportirt mir bos i~i6srfabrsns @efIii,
oeli"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Allf ncrr f.fnt1neann1t.

G tanOesb m tiers: .Sie
molten alio Oas 6r6uIela {. ais Gbes
frau nebmen2~ r 8 rdutiga NJ
0idrt peridulee): ~9a ia. ME man
bait in meiner Gage mill
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

&arI9 Sen (ber ben Batter ms
Seeboo besleiiete. i9reibt mad einigsn
Susen an feline Wfutter): r9iebs
''Mama! Sum Bier sebt Der papo jes
ben Sag lt4smul, nber ms Waftr
eebt Ct niat!&;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
GnspnuSiidl.

6err: r@Ha0isss 6ranleiu itHb
bsute 5panSis Sabre oIt2~ II 5rGns
Iein: r4ber. i9 bite sic, nit
5poHsis SobreH lit moH bob nod
LANCE niht att"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

Der &intsr legt eiHem tlsiucu mG0s
den BEL leiRer 8srnebmung 0ls 3suoin
foIgenos Frogen Dor: sNie beiBt DUE"
- sGlie 6opps.S .@ie alt Bit
9u9" r3pDlf Sabre. .ReIis
eiOu9@ - .Gut.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
NopferratBfer.

Gdpermutb. 9spiaiguuG S6abenfuer,
8sbeniaii, @lni8una, stern, WHbspduie,
Ulitber, Sebne. Ghurbroman, Bal6bSrs
nsr, @ormanO, 8tauHl4msig, Anoante,
Gil5ug.
Gs 1T elm GprihDort "a ia6en, btien
%einsslne Subsn osr Jeibe mad bgritedt fine
in poritebeHoen Bbrtsru, 0bus 8ldhdt aa
bsrsn SilbeatbeiIane.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
0,,t i-,r,rid,,,rt.

a8ie i'd b5rte, ion Der Mliiner elm
t%doenofer Gbemann isinl" - 8. i'd
fage Sbnen, oas refine Munber Der
Grehur!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Gortfssuns fOIgt.)
t.Na@ri6ten
Itlss Der nlte.s Betutatb.
1pefffaIet,.

Die Rotbbriids d6sr bic Gms BEL
70 dfepsoprf, i'm 3uss Der PrOs
pincioltauhee Qingensglor0born Durs
be benz 8erfebr ~ibereebsu. ~ Die nns
terIdlagunBsn bes Renbanten 8erss
harOt Der SparcaTs gu Re6eim Be-
laufen iih, ME nunms6r fsititebt. daf
100000 Mf. Sn Battens
nei6 pur0s Der 23jabrige Qrbeiter
gorl Debsr aus O inniBfelo Don
einsm 8u9s sermalmt. Sn Brad
De0e erIhob Der 27iabrige 4rbettsr
goabrinier bic 25id9rige gldbsriH
8rintmann fDessn Deri6mdbter 2isbe.
Der 3hdter lit fIi6tig. - Der 5iss
Gus srridtst in Der Jsd6s Der qipps
5miihen Mnrl nno pOIum Elm
ueues gr0bes @ergpert. We9en
nnterihI0sun9 BON 10000 SIT. wuroe
her SparcaHeHafiiteut 2oDs In 8eIs
entirhen berbaftet Das 8
8loHate ate aino bss 3itgIsrs Wolfs
meier IN 8erte en- mari cine init 8is
SEINE 8affss gsfiiats aorus UNI ano
Ter 5ubalt ergoB T6 ibsr oas aino,
oasiabe tootlih b~erbrdbsnb. - Bon
etntn 4eg5au in $ amm Su toot gee
tir8i 1T Der Shreinsr 9riHing aus
6teifer. auf Der 3ste 9rin3'
RegeHt 81 Beitmarn urbs osr Rec
paraturbouer 5eI8isr aus Stiepel
9on nisoer3ebanoen gsheiHsmaHsn srs
iAlassn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
9mmoriitilhes,


0os tIeine Qen6sn:
Promo, lag' bod NAL Der Stub. oaB
Te ni9t INNER fcI6s 9aut auf bic
Mail6 madtl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Mu. .ipnrrhIiifhr.

Wlit eiuem 6uBe itanO JeuF Tton
in Der 61ne, NIT benz onOern ponte er
ale Greuoen Der 0eIt bur1tOfsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Nor neln mrbtruaItoteI.

Stubent: $50, 70, Elm fiiuIs
fades edo lit bier. ba pirb ss ia
mddtis imponireu. penn ih nanber
.anhlsn' RUFF"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

s Ger bonn ueueu sutiinfs
tieen papa ui9ts pifen MIN:
nMoma, biesmal beiratbe i'd obsr ni9t
mite
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

5m rshtssrfsinii6tn 16sile Der
@bsinpro5in3 uno beicnoers i'm Ste
ssrtbale ginaen an Is. 4us. i6pert
@tDiiisr nit 6agsH6lag nisDsr, bic
elmer 56dl oer grnte serk .etsn. Sn
Den @tmarlunaeH q o In, Eriers
Heis aHb Danftratb puroe
fat aaes Dernthtst aao man6s litlne
adersf batsn Niles c~srlorsn. r Der
'Grsi5 8tneerbrHd bai bas
Luslen3e6ist an zen bsiDtn 3rous
mislsH bsi garHis6eim Y~potbsu. I'M
Gin NaHernsrf 81 errihitn, oas sipa
% Gy8daftgn 5et R6einsN abt- gds
ait suism 1riHfnaHtr oeris6en fol-.
Die Rotten 5idss 9aues ntrosn L.
C00.0O0 yt. erreihen uab miro bers
iel6s ~btioneers fix bic Crif9oit,n
Uanier, @ummslabtim. Dorsbeim,
WinJsnbfim, Genbeim, W~alolau5erss
5sim mp 6e55ssxim cine aroBs
Nehltbai itiH. ~ DIR 9an Der neaen
Giras In QimbGH. zines ihoaen,
In ipaissossii6su StiIs srTi4istsH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

o.: sd foge Sbnen, mein 6err,
Sic iinb ein 2isner!" - g.: .5errrl
tpenn th Elm RoufboIb ndre, piirbe i'd
Gie bnfiir HisDeri6Iaesn!~ o.:
sd petts $40. baB IDS bspsiien
tunn.S g.: .9leiu 5srr! IT,. i9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
&at1ieG GGe.
2aatB[er.

6eitIdnber, 3nlelH uab Ntht
llmgirt' i'd NIT iddumen9em 9anb,
@ri4Uere bic eanoans Der 6tifie
Inb lttebe bod istbit ua9 benz eaH6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
3pranrioe.
b b L
f Z L G
l. N n n N
o 2 r 5 S 7 7 T Y
9pran1ioe.

. Il X y > 4 i Y
Die gu@fa6en IN por~ft5en6sr Qaramls
be linb 10 uu3uitslea, oaB Die mttslits
fgnsrehte Jleiee eineR ipei5Iihen 8ornamen
eraibt auo pie oisr magcredien 9iei9en
M0rter DON iolgeabtr StbsutuHg ergsben:
l. @epdnsr: 2. i4madbails Braat; 3.
beufi6e oaieHRaotj q. @etast Der gritais
IDEA Sa9e.
SIR aafl5inng otE o5isen Rit5ia tit
iolgeubss Brsi5 alsseiest:
Gin Columbia aalsnSsr.
gtt bsraaslooiaas bss Bretieg foMmeH
nur iolhe Belpsr6tt, bic ale orsi Jlii5iel
ritua gsl0it uao be 4tit5iunstn bis snm
s.. Cciombsr 1907 ginsei9idi babsI il
bstra6:.
aa1DInns oss Ristiel in 80. 80.
1.
saat - Salat.
?.
aipss.
8sits.
@i6iiss o5iausen er6al.en bon: Rats
aigfe, glayis yisgs. 4abr. GunfsI.
Zen qEtis sgsisis: ularIs 5is;s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

Der DitrictsrGHirer in 70 afer-
bnrs, elm idpn 30 Sabre i'm SienH
fsbsuOer ~angeIsbener Nlann, Durbe
pGsen srSBsrsr llnterl9lusuugsn uers
baftet. - Sn GrIsnbah Bat bic
feisrIihs @runDiteiHleeung 3ur neuen
piarrtirhe Itaitaefuneen. II 3os biss
berige Btneoictiner BriDrat @ltul
III gu elmer 4btsi sr6obsn nor0sn.
Sn 80ffenbeim Itarb Der pris
oaiisr gic. 5eisr i'm QlItsr BON 81
SdbreR. Die Htuerbauts Dorfcas
psae in 6oppadSbof III nsuIia
feieriih einaeneibt poroen. Die
biHter Steibis eslegene 5inters
bui4gi hpen0olm, Gigentbnm Der De-
conomsn @ideEotnsr BON DsiBad.
uno Steiielsr in 6Dfen, III D0aig
nieoergebrannt. ~ Der Wiiblen5eiiber
8laus in SberHeu I'D iparoe
ourd Ods Wablipsrt ieiner Mii9le gu
toot g%erdosrt. Sn Der Dobls 3ipis
iden Re slDang unb 9asIa6
purbe bic 5rau oes Secouomen 2eds
lsituer pom Bite sst6otst. - Sn R o.
tbenfels iidrb oer Frsireiisnirts
Qfarrsr BON @ramhuB Der
boan. SubilarprisFer Sob. Bauer. i'm
4Iter Don 70 Sabrsn. - Sn sop u
ferfaot lit bohn. 6r. Yiarrer
S6impf i'm alter pon "a ,Sabren ses
iiorben. TT Sn 5ofnstttn bsgins
gen bic Nus5islsr Ulihasl uns Ulars
garetba giiIisr 8oloene 6ot3sit. -
5H 8 ero0r puros Dos 5idbrige
Eohterhen bes %Qdnopirt9s 6srrs
mann BEL elmer 3ur6brsHnerei ibots
lid H%berfabrsn. ~ Sn uRtertBss
a II lit oer Qononirfbs1pbn 80blsr,
pslder iir3Iin In einen Suoefel.
i~tiir5ts, ieinsn g~erlebuRgtn erlegsn.-
6o6w. 81. genefitiat @g. StDinaer
in BiIfsr6bausn fsisrts lsin
@olotnes grieiisrjubildum. Die
3pii6en gradenau unb Btrns
ara iebsHos, aus osm Sabre 1871
itanmeHbe 00tipIdule lit BON einsm
roben Burden I'm bic aui ibr 9eitans
bsns Uuttergottess Statue beraubt
noroeH. TT Jn gf9tlbsr9 nurbe
Der 34idbrise 9anspirtb fEriebr.
pletid pom 8libs get5oiet. en-
gItmenRf torb Dsr 81ia6t. S1ubs
mann uno Qmtsoisner easpar 6srs
mann. r. 5n e mergdder III Der
SaHsiOer 3o9. @s6erle i'm Utter DON
06 Ja9rn gsltorbeu. 5n 6er
BaumpoM pinasrti am Giaot6ah 8u
algsburg oerRi6ieie @robieaer
groBe 8dumpoaDprrdfhe. DIR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" paul Boz
pur0s ouf osm 6eimmeee Don MAR
yang nod 8eiBi n g on elmer dbs
f4uhigen Steue BON isinem ei1enen
6ubrpert ubsrFofren uHb aa0otsi.
Die @aRpiribihaii gum GtraB" In
We1mingeH braaHle lammi ben
gltbsngebduoen nieoer. s5H 81 Ii 7 NJ
berg uurbsH bgm duF Der Strobe
fpislsnosH 5idbr. 5bhter6en oss
B%ier5rauers Qsuner 3on eiRem qebrs
ling bic <sosr mutbuilig In bran5
| gsiebt uno 1as gino erlitt ben 1Iams
msntob. SIN g0putinsriioRsr BEL
Aihoh farb bo@m. q. pirmin
Dietri6 aus g aBtnbaufen. 53a
Sabre aft. or pirtie aBBgr tn 8os
isnbsim uub paHau aud in BET Di0s
3eis Nlr5burg lirgsre 8sit. SIN
Bronciseaner sGiohsr 81 R~eutirs.
den fnrb Eodn. 2. 3nso glsits
mann, 8. 8. 30.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Bollcm

Am 10. Nug. III Elm fnperes I'M
lpetter in gang gurbsTsn, OberbtItn
uno Radbarsebiet, BON Der OberlpsIer
NM Nerrd bis gum 9a6ntbal unO
sur W~lainseseRo ourn Woltenbrum,
lleberidwemmuRs uno 6osdI6laQ
nieoerge9duaeu uno Bat lroben Sdas
ben dngeridtet. Strihneiie muroe
Die geiammte Sommerfru6t, bic nod
ale auf Dem 9alme Itdno, otrRjntet.
Cine unmeHss non Standardization
puroe 3ertrimmsrt, mebr ais elm
DubenO SrauoiGas. Our6 9libIdlaa
puroen Relneloet. 3d6er muroen abb
seoedt, 9bfplaHtagsn 3erii6rt Qates
bdume entpur3elt uIp. 9tIcnoers
Ihlimme 6iobspofsn tamen aus
6rdntsnberg, 5riblor (po Elm 0aIos
braH0 Itdiifano), Narbar1, W0rbur1,
H~oIenthGI. l~lngtoantsn, Treuoelburg,
@Grlsbdien, Werraibal, G0ertbal uuO
Diemeltbdl. Sn @sgenp0ri non
8ertretern Der Itadtliden uno Habit
fden 8eb0roen fdno am Is. 9tus. bic
@inpeibun9 BET neueu iatb. 8srH9ars
oussairae in 5raHtfurt a. M.
ltatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Neiien OarnrltnNf.

Die neue electriIhe gabnHrede
SO oiuB 8afsf Rof6sim
puros Dem @srte6r ~iibsraeben. ~ Sn
einsr Wahsfabrit am 2dbl6a6er Weg
gu Darn Il aot ftiir3is nsr i5id9r.
4rbeiter Sac. 6enpis aus grebsus
beim in sintn 9eHeI isoeuoeu Oaur
iss uno purNe 10 fhredli9 osrhrcunt,
o0B CT inter fhredlihen G6mer3en
tarb. ~ Sn 9sebeim braHnte bic
iShsuer oes 3immermdnns uno Qonos
mirtbs @6r. Rob ab. ~ Der Boliseis
oieRer &ibner in Or dfben, Der uns
ter gerOddt oerbaitsi puros, bic ibm
duOsrtrauts @emeiHbsrsEe nm metrere
buuotrt Dart beI.1blen al baben,
pur0e auf irsien SUB geIebt, bdfir
aber Der RutbsfGt:'kr pitifsr osrs
baftet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
NIXON AND WING.
FIELD CLAIM THEY
HAVE CONTROL

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10
United States Senator George s.
Nixon of Nevada, who is at the Fair
mont hotel, denies that Barney Ba-
ruch and Thomas F. Ryan or the
Guggenheims have obtained control
of the Goldfield Consolidated Mining
company, or are in a position to do
so. He and his partner, George
Wingfeld, still hold the majority of
the stock and have no intention of
selling 1t.
Baruch several months ago loaned
the company $1,0OO,0O0. This
money was used to purchase the ad-
Joining Combination mine, partly be-
cause of its merit and partly to avoid
litigation, which seemed to be inev-
table. Some of the money has been
paid back, and the remainder will be
paid from time to time according to
the terms of the loan. The security
given Baruch for the million-d dollar
loan in no way jeopardizes the pres
emit majority ownership of the stock.
A prominent local banker confirms
this latter statement, and also states
that 1t was he who arranged the
meeting between Nixon and Baruch
In New York at the time the loan
was made.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA.

Notice is hereby given that on the
End day of May, 1907, in accordance
with Section 90, Chapter XLVI of the
Statutes of 1906, one G. +. McCurdy
and John H. Chapman, of Tippett,
County of White Pine and State of
Nevada, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters of the
State of Nevada. Such appropria-
ton is to be made from a spring on
Eight Mile Ranch, at points about
zoo feet west of the main creek
called Spring Creek. by means of q
dam, and five cubic feet per second
is to be conveyed to points In White
Pine county, known as Broadway
Ranch, by means of a ditch and
here used for irrigating.
lSigned): HENRY gHURTELL.
State Engineer.
Date of first publication, May 25,
1907.
Date of last publication, June 90,
1907.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
Notice Of sherir's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that pursu-
ant to an order of the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District, White
Pine county, State of Nevada, made
and entered on May 21st, 1907, In
three certain sections now pending in
said court, to wit: ]. H. Coltharp
ct al. VS.. Louis Alexander, Swift &
Co. VS. the same defendant, and Ora
ham Mercantile Co. VS.. Louis Alex
ander ct al. will SELL at public auc-
ton to the highest and lest bidder
for cash, all the right title and inter
est of the defendant, Louis Alexan-
der, in and to the following described
personal property, to wit:
The furniture, ranges, ice box, sill
yer, dishes, linen glassware, cooking
utensils, cash register, and all other
personal property used in or appurte-
nant to the restaurant known as the
Palace Cafe, situated on the north
side of Aultman street, two doors
west OF hurry street, Ely White Pine
county,, Nevada, together with all
his interest in the provisions and sup
plies on hand in said Palace Cafe.
This sale will not include the
lease, building or fixtures.
Said sale will be held at the Palace
Cafe on Friday, the 21st day of June,
1907, at O'Clock p. m.
Dated Ely, Nevada, June ~, 1907.
A. c. HOUSE, Sheriff.
BY j. w. HUDGENS. Deputy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
CRUSHED TO
DEATH BETWEEN
The CARS

Frank e. Cosgrove, In the en-
ploy of the. Tonopah and GOldfield
road was Saturday crushed to death
between two cars at Goldfield. Just
how the accident happened no one
seems to know, and the theory is
that the unfortunate man fell be-
tween the cars while directing the
movements of the train going into
the depot.
yardmaster at Truckee for the
Southern Pacific, and was for five
years under Harry E. Epstein, the
broker of Tonopah. Some time ago
ne wrote to the latter telling him he
would like to try his fortune on the
local road as there was not much
chance for improvement at Truckee
Mr. Epstein secured for him a better
position, and he had been in it only
five days when he met his death.
Cosgrove was member of the Or
der of Railway Trainmen, and a COM
mittee of the organization went to
Goldfie4d from Truckee to take
charge of the remains and return
with them to Truckee. The de-
ceased was very prominent in the
California town and extremely pop
ular. He had been railroading for
twenty-five years, was sober and in
dustrious, and had splendid record.
He was bout SO years of age and
leaves a widow and three children
Tonopah Bonanza.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
HIGH ORE LINE WILL he
COMPLETED IN NINETY DAYS

The Ely Construction company
has a large force of men with teams
at work on the upper portion of the
high ore line. When the steam
shovel started work down near the
other end of the line. near the
mouth of Robinson canyon, and are
RAPIDLY removing the dirt. BY con-
tinuing work at both ends of the line
and pushing 1t as much as possible
the officials of the road declare that
the track can be laid over this line
in another ninety days. By that
time the line up the canyon as far
as Copper Flat, and possibly the Gil
roux CUTOFF, will be completed and
the shipment of ore will begin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
IN AND AROUND THE CAMP.

A. C. Bower and R. M. Bower OF
Jersey City. N. j., arrived in Ely Sat
urday night.
Solomon Schwayder of the firm OF
Bedford, Schwayder & McClelland re.
turned last Saturday night from New
York. where he had been on bust
ness.
The following-named persons reg
fstered at the Northern hotel Friday
night: H. w. Whitney, Salt Lake; C
w. Gaby, Osceola; J. M. Anderson
wife and daughter, Salt Lake; E. M
Chase, Kimberley; r. c. Dresden
Chicago; E. s. Shanklin, San Fran.
cisco and d. McKeen, Portland, Ore
Saturday nights arrivals at the
Northern hotel were. r. S. Vaines
ford. Salt Lake; N. II. Hartridge
Denver; g. F. Talbot, Nevada; r. b
HOadley. New York, and L. S. Os
borne, Colorado Springs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
REFERRED TO
THOSE IT Fits

The following paragraph of Mark
Twain's has been going the rounds
of the newspapers throughout the
country. If there is any body who
hasn't read 1t, we are presenting 1t
TOR their edification:
When. l was editing the Virginia
City Enterprise, writing copy one
day and mining the next, super
stitious subscriber once wrote and
said he had found spider in his
paper. Was this good or bad luck?
| replied to him in our Answer to
Correspondents column as follows:
"Old Subscriber: The finding of a
spider IN. your copy of the ENTERPRISE
Was neither good luck nor bad. The
spider was merely looking over our
pages to, find out what merchant was
not advertising, SO that it could spin
a web across his door and lead free
and unudisturbed existence forever
after"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-17
RICH STRIKE
IN OSCEOLA
PLACER Mine
Some Elegant Samples of Gold
New Company Buys ADJ
joining Claims.

C. w. Gaby is in town from Osce-
ola and has some elegant samples of
placer gold taken from his claim.
Small pieces of gold are found In the
quartz, showing that there is quartz
in the near vicinity OF his property,
which Is being mined by the Gold
Bar Placer Mining company. DR.. r.
H. Richardson of Ely Is also inter-
ested in the property.
The formation is found in an old
river bed" said Mr.. Gaby, in discuss
ing his placer mining properties.
My shaft is down 100 feet and there
appears to be great amount of this
placer gold. The mine is now ON a
producing basis of $1,000 a week,
and the operating expenses are ST.
900 month. This property has
been mined before and thousands Of
dollars have been taken of the sur
face. We are operating in the old
river channels, and, l believe, these
same channels extend further on"
Kennedy & Allyn of this city, rep
resenting local capital, have pur
chased six claims adjoining Mr..
Gaby's property and expect to pick
up the same channels he is working.
They are organizing a company to be
known as the Osceola Blue Gravel
Placer Mining company. The mines
were purchased from T. B. Tilford,
and $4,000 has been taken from
the surface, which gives encourage
ment to the new operators Mr.. TIL
ford will attend to the development
of the properties for the company
There is one sixty-foot shaft on the
land now, and paying gravel may be
struck at a depth of 100 feet. The
fact that Mr.. Gaby made his rich
strike at that depth gives color to
the theory that the same channel bed
will be struck at practically the same
depth.