davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

peritof. WCE nit leiHem eiAs
5tlnsH W0rts if. aionOsrz in DIR ltsz
ten 3sit. mshr UHFug getrisbsn nors
DE Die nit Dem Wcrte qrofperitdt.
DR. 8spu5liennsr ren0sH e bsi isoer
Sslessnbeii en-. Hn6 iutsn burb ben
p~t5auberretH 8iang be- Woriss j5er
uHanssnE NE GatiodsT hinptssutdus
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1ts5is. aioate ME dngtren0et fDera
osn, p0 Hh Gin en0rmer @eihtbum in
niir nenisn 5dHteu %coHeenttirt. oie
Utansn 0ss 0oitss aber njHt gu
Ucaihano gslaasm ionneu. Sine
ioits qroipsritSt nil bic 1smolfotis
4Hitt. icl6e a%Hgeiunos 9ufdu5e 5es
tampft ste Temoiraiie uno e III ools
ltg uyosnsbar oaB IL Fh i 6srsit
fEnosH mar0s, tsrariigfn ,3uitGn0eH
Borlfu5 81 Kitten. 70 ME Die 6errs
Tdenoe 4artsi e nit i6rsr fali6en
1arifs SeisbsgbuHe uu0 5ruFpirtbs
ifaft seibaa Dat. 5Hiofern 6ietst Die
3smolratis eaH5 Don itlbsr tiue I8srs
@ranol1se fiji eiHe nirllifs Broiperiz
tat. DAB eeibt fir Oen Wo6lltano 0gr
UlaIeH uulsrss @oltes. Wenn IS
pirtlih not5i9 mare. taB nit folder
nm3eItaltun9 unisres 0irt6itaftsIps
iiems Uoribergebenos St5ruuaen osrs
6ur0eH ndren, 70 mare Der 9leis oas
Gpitr perib. Nasin Is ut burnaus
unDabrfheinlih, oaB Oieisr ums
fdaDuHg ir3eRosine S.oruHg init T6
brfn9sn pirbe. Deun Oabsi 6ie uot6ige
Rubs unt Weis6sit aeUe6ri miro.
Mud 6iRndtlih ibrsr Weib00en uno
Uess, be gu obissm 3psds siugei6las
gen perosu miHm. bietst Ole Demo-
irdtie ourfaus 9erIdb. DIR @eiit.
or aus ibrsH GdBungen iprint. oie
in Tenoer duigefeIt parotr bisist
bisyfir 8epd6r. Qas oisiem 8runos
TT Is tenn aud srlldriih, ME beuts
bic ebrbare geihdftspslt obus 4us=
naAms eiHem stuaiseH oemolratiiden
Siege nit o0lisem @ei6mut6 ent9ss
seuiisbt.
Bon 6oifnung uno 3uoerHhi 1T Elm
tDtientlifer 56eil umierer 8si6dftss
melt asraoe 6sslraseH erFiat. ned Die
Qusiiht1H auf eiusn %gIdH3enosu Sisg
ser Dsmotratie am 8. RcD,m6er ME
bsHsr Dartn ais 6euts. 9rpan's fol-
eenoe Worie, Sic er In Ieiner meiners
6aftsn 9eos in Carnegie 6aa ass
brau1i Dat habeu nir9enfs mebr 3us
traueH CUR oemofratiifeR Sadie ers
3sugt aie in osn arsiitr Ser e1rbarsn
gelflitgrelt: Die Demolratie miro
bds thrbare Geitdii nifi loren.
Sine 9anit inter G5rbdren 9eiAdftsi
inie;'Hen Miro nitt sntteEen. Die
ein3isen 9euts, bic in cine Qanit &C.
raF5sn uerosu, iinO Sens, Die i5re
6iros in zen 3aifen onoerer 9sute
baben. Dele Qanit miro am 4. Mdr3
iih einfslsn. aber ui6t Idnae ans
oauern bd itue 2eutt BAH i6re 6dn0e
aus aHSersr esuts 5ai6en laHsu nsrs
Oen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
3ns aeLaaiaen ssaatnmaI

Den 0i6sigitit fir ale 3.i!Insss
IeIsE iii cine nom 9uussgpofamt trs
IcFsns nsus g~sgflsung. nod meldsr
sic Ss.ianssn. fir nsiat eas Q6ons
nsmsHi Gin ,5s6r obsr lauser i'm aads
haHss III. ron Der gsi6rb,ruHs outn
bic 9oa gu ben a6lidsa 3situHssyatsH
oua9si6,oTtn PM. uno ale 8siiun-
gen an r%idhaHbigs Q5onnsnisn nur 81
benz 9orlo Bon I Sent p,r RUNNER
bon Der pon bsF6rosrt n,rosH oirfn.
Bs' 6sm s,ssapdriieen Announcements
srsis 1t 6iss. ME isbs, UsruanIiias
Wenih lti6t eiSisHn fam. Gin Dig
Der unm5ar6ttii.
Nr HnO bsshol5 e3munssn. tis
TidHdnbi9sn edsr gu triu6sn. ibr
a5onngmtnt 10 bai5 als Hur i.ssno
mSc.ia. gu srnsusru. uno oura
pFompis eiHimouns bu aadhanbs
ans mad 0rdiisn 5u unlsritakeH, ba'
NIT in btr 3uisuoung Der 8situng
lsiHs uHlsrbrstung sinlgisl. uno mir
ben @sisbbsnimmangsn obus GIltas
ioitn Hadtommen ionusu.
Gin i,6tt 2tie Tam apf benz a,Is
Ben aorsb5s!id isf5h Ishtn, mis Dsit
isin Announcement bs5a9li 1T uno Tam
bouH ben RadfaHb unb. pnn m0ss
lid. Elm Sabf i'm porous t%inl,notn.
Sir prompts 9sa6laug uulerU
Bile tn boraug bsrBliA baulsn5.
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8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Der eceenWartie in 1paibinss
ton taeenSe JnternatienaIe

Der eeoenp1rtie in WalbInSs
ton taoenSc JntcrnaticnaIe
EmbcremleIe > Ganorcis beOeutet
cine po6lDsroisnie Sprung fir Den
americaniitsn Qsr5tehanO uu5 Die
pbilantbropiifen 8efrebungen. usl6e
gsraoe in Den Der. StaateH uuteruomz
men purtsu. um Oieier @eiBsl Ser
WtnIbbei.. Der m00rytiffeH nor all
len @uIturtranf5eiten Sic Spibe ab5us
brtten. S6Iimmer dls in uuoersH
Qn0srn pit5et in amsricc. in BEN
groleidriers Guartiereu. Ole Quu9eH>
idpinoiuht. @nnersrieits dber Heben
aud Die Der. Staattn bintsr ieinem
Qanos suTiid. fos0eit es fh um Sniff
tute banoslt. Die poH oer Gffentliden
o0er pripateu Mchlt6dti9teit CUR A5=
pebr 6ieier p2r6reiteiien BON 0len
8rantbsiten. an melter beuts nod Elm
ooGes Gie6sn.el Der Menia6sit nirbt,
unierbalten lptr0eH.
Die 6orltung mag in aHleren Gam
bern grobsrs Htfultote auiSHDeilen
baben. aar e. aibt taum Elm 2ano.
p<ldxs fb duf oiesm 9ebie.e Die
Observation-Disclosures 10 raid gu Rusgn
81 maiden iutte ME o0s unirige. eeis
ser himmtn Die 5oribuHssrsFuliate
niht INNER ii6ereiR uno mob ueiier
o%useindnoer aiusen oie aus osn
Observation-Disclosures as3ostRsH56lii
il fir lie S&rapis. Sin Wleiuungss
dustauf6 miro nobl ernJo9lidt ourd
oie msoicjHtifsn Ta6fariftsu. pirls
tanner abr 1T BE 9sraHitaltun9 ius
teyHationaIer 3uidmmeHiiufte 0on eer
Art oss 9essnp6rti1 tagen0en 1u6srs
cil0is GouQye6es. ga msltem lie
8orpptGen auf oisiem gshjesf Scr me-
lictaiiteu 0iHenidaft NIB siuaefuns
esH habsn. lin 6auptssidnse rast
aus oieier S1aar ser 0eutIts 9elesrs
tt herauA Gene sshtn Grrit uno Scr
9ea oie 5u6egeulcIs DabgIdtnlit
non SKATE piHeHftoitlih mnerstiu0s
IT'D isir pitos. Rebsrt 9ot pay Is.
oer susrH oey mseiGiniiAsH Utls zen
GTrestr Der 9sfigdis.tn 8geataei
zen 5u5eritl5de;aus cessiet uno IA
mi. 5euisitu ta; ooB 1uhsIea.oit si1s
1nf fence araut5gU ih. tei rt5er
A1s Wonsrt SCI @srsrbun5 an aas
man tia Sasr init hrsts .
f4tr Tsrrufh re1f-ftAf navy srs Rs~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Gins nieNsrtraabtiss Salcb.
una.

1t -Ger al.Js 1imts" otr6Htuts
om 33 d lf /. : tinta an
teJt ags Ser ser Ns o%eritoyaenta
4ro osr'tr @rouer GlecGluo
awmeuo,a 4rt Il. IN redeem ha
osr &trfcNT Ii 5Ibrlih ibsr Der.
tet0e Glrr sfyaesn ssrtyti.sit.
sm rtFgal,.5 ten gdroioa.tn III.
e~i5nisr.e 3susnib aus isas.
SER tgnos t,a- iiuie urt5si,;t ans
yc1 ,grs Eft8 sls rot1Wvon
ar oit @eNfa5e oes QanoeS an8e3-
u70 pycs @lei6 Hdh Nm
treu Nisi, 4ytistls GER of re-
1uiit s e urs glms
s. ,lra SER Rspu6litsr0 nit
Ng tolpoyiirien pisasr
ag trG g5issii -at ara
a 1nu sur eU
cgosn Nt etyHsgis g
rttlsi srt lH5 ritstgy
nt ME AH
eur t M T
e,g VIZ n Sirsm
stieSr
.5u nbugF gt.
gpsG
hrs
e,sa assg reasngg
sa w sI.tr
fs1~s rs4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
INSTRUMENTATION.

2saeaY,.s.99... s.eeseeccce
Gin 6itgsr 6s0srlrit8 81 Def.
fen Ultlislpunct ter ptairoeai ID
mah,s, tst fb aus Dem 9inarsiitr
Rooisotlt's IN bic M%ablodmpasus tnt'
p'eslt.
glti beiipitnioitr East uuo @t,
i6HNdlgH5isii ipiell f6 Der 3trd fosHi
bd aiB iaudttif der p%arttjgdnasr oui.
Wm. 6. GrBan III nod elmer
otntplg0i8eu Gampopnt 1our nah
itiusm 6sim tn giutoln 3atid8tttbrl.
UNI Hh fix eins nWirbtlpinorsiit"
lir Sen 8ti orr Champagne iur3e ran
ST. aonntn.
TAFT uns 9rpan iauidtsn am I.
@onnios IN Uhunsapoli5 brieilidt
GcmpIimtnts Gus; bob tam as nitt
gu elmer cen A,nan dn%aereaitu gu.
lqmmsniurit. pt5iu auotrtr engage
msnis.
@eao. 6as.tl pom CHa6oma
bat ais 6olae @f atsen ion %er6o6eutn
ReItaioiaansur a(8 Etabmttftr be
otmolraifasn JlalionaItomiies reF1s
Hirt.
Ct btiireitei aufs nodorldlitne
BE Wahy5fii Der @si6uloieun1H. Uia
o6tf SFpaa lens sbpitr8itiisn ma
den.
3p isirtm 9atfolatt If esrmou
Wtotcr at 0s%r0uE1thr Ger .0. q.
Si0otsgl3" syndnni uor0tn.
@sutral Z. 6. Tn Don't opn De-.
la1poli, tiasr Nr Qei.sy ots Qulper
iruiis. III aus 0sm rsputlican,i4en
National eoml.f ousQelttttu uuo Dat
3asltth irnsu QoiNn ais Better bes
repu5litanih tH Rt~ontreursaus oui
gstbtn.
ee oea Ser N .. 2imss-
hitii5 ptr5itnt.idis s6ltotlanos
grsi", lit ale cine ssatglgddtils
Bdlidun1 asbt5H1m0yit potAtn.
&i elmer 3useog item All Wounas
Woini Noni. ruyom 25 4ltyionen ay
ioo'st unN tberio olslt daoeye pyrltpt.
Sd 3orl 9oiusa. gi.. nurse Gin
iorelstr Wl6vest eeinnhi.
Der leHse8 1refeHtfit mo Sen
eogauA sdulfiriuoeu W~at6btin,sn
habsn uj6htV 8eseuf5ae Gin gnoe
Esm Rgesn ioiait Elm aepoltatt
StHrtfaairtagA 0tt ~ieasnrtiie ioiat
etm0at
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Ts TT SIC pioerFnuigfe ansr
S,asta. Sc isst sen S1it uno ZEN re.
paei.ceu en Sigmpcsoutra auTsss
rcsier oi,o. .@as Rat Sic 3emoira=
tie III Den lssisu 5abre7 an SrrunssHs
i1ofttr aui4upsiitnR~ Sine 9lrtsi.
pie rit. IN otr Watt mar. if frsiiih
sei sgr 9uf a5lans iargr grvunaens
it0ihn 0ss 5srrlteuosH gariRi stssn.
aNr i'm 8at,tstl. Teh unn e
sstt uao stais if. oitEe5Iercsr
bFtrfdtR0tn &dttti cls sin
& tru4 arlarstHeH. is sdtss oamit
don bic TN. syai de l}aria Mites
eor i6re- aelnsgHtn Narta 0oEaas.
Eitrte e oggt uc1 In estrdts 3u sU
asn. oaf fan ourtDe5 oas usU
ptstli0 8utt oas uEiss Nr 6errs
tlif su 8spaslitaHsr 81 i1se sss
'oJ0sy. DoyatH 30. au 0smefras
.tfi Aem 8aotn sspodfsn II
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

4lg Ir3eifcn osutiten eorauf BIN
Dab 0er Sireit scr Tstdntter Der ca
ndoiIfeR Baciiic=9abn ais srfplslos
aufsesebsn perOtn pir0. Die 2sitei
0ea Strei.s iuteH iesi Elm QbfommsT
nit Ger 8a5ns iddft 81 irsfisR,
pouah Die Streiger uieEsr ooH Ret
9ahngsisai6ait angsnommsn neresA
BN 5aupturiadt Oes ~srFolsloisH gerr
l.afs ess Gtrsits lag oaTin. eaB Il
Nr 8a5H8sfsnitaii estana. NIT l,ih,
Ter gUas 4rbsitsr aus @roBbriians
MEN gu impoytirsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
Der SOnntassbots.

ImeYcc aifhs posf-oflce 81 Milwaukee. Wis
ard adn ftsd for transmission through tie mails
Glseccua-clA4s rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

IN TEN .6roBsn GtneraIitabe" osr
republicaniiten @ampaeHeIeitung bat
Is cine @rpioTon gege6eH. 9sHeral
Z. Coleman III 9oHt ron Delapdrs,
elmer Der Qtiter Sss gulosrtrufs, mels
Der oIs 9sriretr isinss Staaiss 0em
rspublicaniiten Qdtionals@omitt ans
asb0rte uno Hi6t Hur in Die S~recutaQs
berufen, ionoern aud an Die Spite
Des Hs0nerbureaus geTieat poroen
mar, bat feline sinfluBTeifsH Stsauns
gen n~ieOergele9t. QIs Srun0 Der Rss
iisHation piro a~ngsssben, rdB OG
pont's 9erbinoun3 nit Dem Quluers
fruit. gessH trelH:H Die Rtgieruns ges
genDdrtis einsH prrcsB iiibrt. Die lez
pu6licanii6e partei in Der Gdmpa9re
i6doiseu foune.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Das Ter @rauesl 6anusrp 60. az
65rise urO nit gafsprdierosn 6elas
otHt 5raHihiff Star f 8.nQal",
oas fh i'm SGu 5psierS hsppOampier
teFouo, pur0e ourd ben bo6sn See
gang lossSriNsR ur0 Frunoete Sci
6elmpoiut, am Suosnee Der Gororos
iicn Suiel. Ben Sen 137 an 9crO
SsfiHolihsu tounttn nur Of osreittt
spetoen. ale lte6rigsu, msiH Gbinelsn
IND Japaner e%Jtrarten. Captain
W1snsr. osr auissfilft uno aere.tst
puros. 6tituloigt sic gapitGnC ser
StIeppoampfer, SAB lie i6u uno eas
i%iutenoe 5abrssua i'm Site gslaf.n
ano Hh oamit elmer i6md5li6en Gsigs
bsit itulOi5 gemadt bdtttn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
sern. Ter 3eitpuHet iir eiHen Iolf'E
Bs6ia 1T auBsrcroeFi8 sanfis.-

sern. Ter 3eitpuHei iir eiHen lolt'H
Bs6iI 1T auBsrcroepli4 sHnitis.
6srr german aiOosr, 9spaussebsr
Ser .Q. D. Gtaats5eitaHg II. bisAris
oer @ieesgo rHbsnosr Ses 9arsaus far
6ampaenes9itsratur tes Dsmotratia
ftsn Qationalsgcmites 1T CON germ
mad. bsn 9~orFbsnOsn Des GatioRdls
gomittg. gum S1abmeiier oisies
QusfhuFes. ais 9adiolaer Don 90uD.
gbar.ss n. 6ostea pom Ctlabcma err
nanrt norOen, Osr isinsn9 often HisosFs
aeIeat BAT. 5asisa CAB 81, OaB isl1
Radtrftt oi. oirscts 5nIge Der 0aH
6eara unt QraI. RooisDslt gessn ibn
erhofsnsn 9eihuloiguusen isi, erildrts
aAr alei69sitia, OaB sr our6aus riht
3usehe. oaB irgsno cine Der 8eIdulOis
Sunaeny ouf 006rbsii bsrube StiH
Ridtritf erfoIes nur aus TEN Grunos,
0aB Il feiu 9lsisepitt fiir 9rqau isir
pole.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04
r. So ~ n-a1..n4

9r1i. GIiot oer QriHtent her
6arcdrO uuiDsrFtdt. ipyaf ih in
elmer 3ufdri an bic 5~aartsFBuus
Scr Rem 9ortsr 8siormIiaa ls5r snts
lhieosH sesen Nu 6Ot3ea aus. mel.
DIR nny bIutiaussytite monopole g..
auEitigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Die faiiitifte 3ufammenfsaung
oes geoloaifteu 9eTme1unssdmtes
i6er Die &o6iengrnbsnunfdle Der 9er.
Stadten p6brenO oes lebtsn GaleH1ers
idbres lit icebsn betonut gt8e6en porz
oeu. Darnad muroen burh iolte Una
idae in Den Der. Stoatsn i'm peril.
SURE 1925 91aun getootet rn0 5314
perlsbt. Die Sooten3aH lit I'M 1898
sr0Ber, ais lie i'm Sabre 1905 mar;
uno oas Sa6r lpirr iberhaupi fir Gas
laiimmfte in Der Ssididte unIsrsr
ao9leninouitris srtldrt. Ddbei lit 6.eIs
3ui0mmenfenurg nod nitt gang
ooafdrois, Osnn Bon geUiFen 5taaa
ten, peI6e i6ertaupt feline 8ru6sninz
ipsctoreu babsn. lisisn teine geri9te
an Oas 9ermefunssdmt Elm. Die pprz
lisgenDe Stltifit bsIdti9t ibrioens
nift oie Ueitoer6reitete Qnnd6me, oaB
lie meiIten &o5Itnarubsnunfdne 0ur4
SrpIoionen euthanoen. Inter Ser 5es
riftsten gsfammt3o6l fiir ods ,SI6r
1907 fin0 947 5c0esfdae uno 343
9erlesun9m Ourh 9as un6 Stau6trs
pIoiionen, POI 1cossfdGe uno AIS
8erleBunSen 0ur6 gulnererploForen
aber 1922 5oSesfdae uuo 2141
g%erleburgen Our6 GiuIiurs 0pn grnz
benbeloGun1 un0 BON 8obs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

O6erIt @cet6dls, 6sr iebiae Oftrs
insenieur BEG 9andmacdndIs, lit auf
Der Reiie naa Nofbinatpn in Rem
GrIsns einoetrcFfen. Gr iGgte, Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maaten reGt
be~freoigeuoe 5ortItritte: a6er 10
3ismli3 ale i6rperlite Qr6eit am
gandl neree RBt BON gineeborensn
Iplpie oon Sa%maicanessrn rerri6iet;
Der 8sriut. Qrtsitstrdfte aus Rem
8er.Gtdoicn bisrfir 3u nernsnoen, Isi
fe6l9sftsa9tH. bdupiidhli4 neil iib
ni6t genug Qmericansr bierfir Be-
tommen IieBeu. SIN ltebrigen iei bic
@r6eiis ituation esasnpdrtie eine is6r
quite; unO unseidbr ebtnTo pisl
4rbeitsIeute. ME nssatn9eu. tebrten
DieOer 3uriid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

Der burh Die iiineisn Udloz
brdHoe psruriatte Staoen miro auf
SAC, 100000 gsiddBt. Sir bsOsutenc
penissr Bate man sic niriIamitsn
Sdubmabreseln gessn bieie aai16r=
lid lpisOerte5renoen g%er6ssruRsen
trsffen t0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-04

nus 9itts5ur8 piro aemsIost.
0aB Der StabItruf an Der Spite elmer
8sneguHa Is6t. 6ersH 3psd Is 1T.
nod Dor ter QatioHahpabI 10000
4rbsiier in Der UerIdieOsnen 5dbriieu
81 beIhftiasn. D1s fc5t ia fat aus
ME grOipsrisdt luf gsieluug ssIies
fsrt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
VIENNA CAFE JOINS
in DOWNTOWN RUSH

Van Ness avenue is to lose another
OF its restaurants, for the Vienna cafe
and bakery is to be moved downtown
and will be located on the corner OF
Ellis and Glasgow streets between
Powell and Mason.
The lease is for nine years at a total
rental of $4,000. Henry Stern acted
for NJ. Galindo of the restaurant and
Speck, Paschel & Co. for the owners.
The same firm reports the sale Of the
property on the west line of Powell
street, 1926 south of Bush. south 25x
1915. Sold by w. G. Henshaw, presi-
dent of the Union savings bank Of
Oakland. to George NJ. Perine. presi~
dent of the Renters loan and trust
bank. Perine expects to erect a home
for himself on this property. Terms
private
1t also negotiated a loan of $4,000
with the California title insurance
and trust company to George w.
Hooper on the property at the north
east corner of Post and Steiner streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
$4,000 PAID BY
PISSIS FOR HOME
Architect Purchases Residence
in Pacific Street From Her
man .SbainwaId

Hermann Shainwald. the well known
real estate man, has sold his residence
on the northwest corner of Pacific ave-
nue. and Devisadero street to Albert
Pissis, the equally well known archi-
tect, for $4,000.
This is one of the largest real estate
deals in the way of private residences
that has taken place in the city for
long time, and it is said that it is the
Intention of Albert Pissis to make the
house at $500 Pacific avenue his resi-
.dence.
The place is an exceedingly artistic
brick structure. two stories in height,
and was built by the philanthropic
Miss Mary Spooner of Philadelphia,
whose gifts to museums and other
places have been mentioned frequently
in the daily papers.
Shainwald purchased the house from
Miss Spooner and made many addi-
tions to the premises. The place is
regarded as one of the handsomest
houses among a number of residences
in that aristocratic street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
TALKS ON TEETH
THE REX DENTAL co.
Uncorporated.)
1T IS WORTH

Your time to investigate this Won
fsfa beatsr Rex sspeca9 mfS0a ao # # you Saae
been wearing partial plate or an
i'll fitting piece lof bridge work. There
never has been anything offered to the
public that is giving such universal
satisfaction as this method.
The method is not expensive, it re-
quires no boring or cutting into the
would under no circumstances part,
with IL. You viii be enabled to chew
the toughest beefsteak, eat corn from
the cob (can YOU do this nowo; in
fact, you can not detect these teeth
from those of your own.
The work occupies no more space in
your mouth than did your natural
teeth 1t is stationary and can not be
taken out to all intents and purposes
they are natural.
The highest praise that can be given
a satisfied patient; we want you To
read what a prominent Alameda hard
ware merchant says of 1t. Mr.. Miller
has had this work in a sufficient length
of time to demonstrate its value:
Rex Dental Co., Oakland. Cal:
Conference.-The Alveolar teeth you
put in for me are perfectly satisfac-
tory and the Pyorrhea treatment is
certainly great success.
1t makes me feel as though I were
20 years younger; l have had the
butcher grind my beefsteak for years:
now / grind it myself with my Alive
GLARS, and 1 tell you 1t is pleasure
to have them.
am sure L made no mistake when 1
concluded to investigate your Alveo-
lar tooth method.
TO any one having suffered the loss
of their teeth or having poor teeth
ego and do likewise and be happy"
Yours truly. J. IL. MILLER.
Doesn't this sound like Mr.. Miller is
enjoying his Alveolar work?
III YOU will come to one OF our of
fees and have this work put in, you
will be Just enthusiastic as Mr.
Miller Remember, we only require
two or more teeth in each Jaw to re-
place all that you have lost.
If we can't convince you that this
method is working wonders to the
partial plate and bridge work victim
then YOU are under no obligations to
have work done.
See the work, see the people who
have had it in their own mouths: you
will then wonder why you have de-
jiayed Investigating this method be-
fore You can't delay having bad
teeth fixed: if you do. you jeopardize
your health-which is your greatest
What YOU want is real teeth and
we are ready to supply them-without
main or surgery, or any other discom-
fort
orr book. which explains this great
- Remember that an Improvement was
pevar offered the public that imitators
and imposters did not try to copy; but
as this method is patented YOU will
not he able to get it outside of the
addresses given below.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
MAY ABOLISH WAR TAx

The Tokyo Mainichi is urging the
government to abolish the conslmp-
tion tax OF 10 per cent ad valoren on
all textile fabrics. This war tax has
not brought in the expected revenue,
owing TO the large expense infcollec-
ton For this reason the government.
according 10 the Tokyo journal is anx-
lous 10 revise the system without de-
creasing the revenue
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
USES MUCH OLIVE OH

In addition TO the home grown crop,
France derives from her African colo
nies OF Tunis and Algeria an even
larger quantity of olive oil thaniit pro-
duces at home. the total Importation
in 1906 being 47.753 tons, of which
1928 tons were imported from Tunis
and Algeria, the remainder being i'm
ported in the order. of quantity. from
Italy, Spain. Greece. Turkey, fetc
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
MAsoNs BAN LIQUOR TRADE

The Masons of the state of Wash
ington have placed a ban on the liquor
business as a means of livelihood for
members OF the order. The grand lodge
at recent meeting made an iron clad
ruling prohibiting traffic in whisky by
Masons within its jurisdiction. Here
after to engage in the liquor traffic
is to commit a Masonic offense, pun
ishable by expulsion. from which there
shall be no appeal
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doubt this fear of the dead had its
origin not so much in religion and
superstition as in very real danger
In the days of the great plaques con-
tact with the dead was exceedingly
hazardous.
AS a rule fear malady seldom ap-
proaches the bounds of lunacy, al
though occasionally it is accompanied
by true hallucinations. A cure is al
ways difficult and usually doubtful. The
person born with a fear of blood,
corpses, of high places or of sharp
instruments, retains it all his life.
Only rarely do educational influences
rid him of it.-New Haven Palladium.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

The countess OF Coventry divorced
wife OF Richard McCreery Of San Fran
cisco. IS again figuring in the news
papers by reason of her suit against
her present husband and the trustees
Of her y year old. son, Lawrence
McCreery.
It viii be recalled that several years
ago. Edith Kip Mccreery a member Of
the noted Kip family Of New York
created something Of a sensation in
society both here and in San Francisco
bv suing for divorce. Her decree was
granted and she thereafter married
lie Hon. Thomas Coventry in England,
fbird son OF the Earl Of Coventry.
october II, 1907. soon after she had
been divorced, she executed a deed OF
frust for property valued at over a
half a million dollars. The property
was to be held free of debts or the
control OF any future husband The
income from the property was TO be
paid to Mrs. McCreery for life. In her
complaint the countess alleges that her
present husband has refused to sign
an Endorsement in the original deed Of
trust. The Endorsement reads as fol-
lows:
risQe Of the proposed execution of the original
III this nofarisl COPY cf deed Of trust, and later
. II its execution hereby approve her act afore-
} aid.
The countess therefore asks that the
original deed be delivered to her and
declared null and void
II Is understood that the property
covered by the deed of trust exceeds
~ nnn-DO0. in actual value. and appar-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22
Item Welcomed
BY Many Men

This recipe can be filed at
home, so that no one neel know
of another's troubles, as the in
gradients can be obtainsd sep
arately at any well STOCKED drug
store. They are in regular use
and many different Trescrip-
tions are constantly beiag filled
with them.
This viii prove a welcome bit
OF information for all thbse who
are overworked, gloomy.idespon-
dent, nervous and hava tremb-
ling limbs, heart paIpitation,
dizziness, cold extremties, in
somnia, fear without cause,
timidity in venturing, and gen
eral inability TO act naturally
and nationally as othas do, be-
cause the treatment can be pre-
pared secretly at home and
taken without any onks knowl-
edge.
overworked Office men and
the many victims Of society's
late hours and dissiration Will
it is said, find the restorative
they are in need of.
If the reader decides 70 try
IL, get three ounces of ordinary
syrup sarsaparilla compound and
one ounce compound fluid hahn
wort; mix, and let stand two
hours: then get one ounce com
pound essence carhiol and one
ounce tincture caiomene: mix
all together. shake wei and
take a teaspoonffl after each
meal and one when retiring
A certain well known medical
Of men and many women are
sufferers all because of dormant
circulation of the blood and a
consequential Impairment of the
nervous force, which begets the
most dreadful symptoms and
untold misery.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-06

When travelling by train from
Oroya to Lima, in Peru, the passen-
gers were held up at Galera, $4,000
feet up in the mountains, by a fully
armed band, who took some Of the
travellers as hostages. Fifteen sol
diers who were in the train were dis
armed, four being wounded and one
shot in cold blood because he would
not hand over his rife to the mis-
creants, who had taken care to cut
telegraphic wires and blow up bridges,
while the railway staff became servile
tools to the brigands. Rev. A. Miles
Moss, another clergyman and a party
of six friends were for some time
prisoners in the mountains, but in due
course the Peruvian government
troops sent from Lima effected their
release.