davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
SISttsniebauIpieI in san Srans
cisco.

Inter pbrenbetGubsnOen 9eifaasrus
fen uno connerRSen 5urrdbs, belt am
6. Dfs. bic atluHtiI6e S6IddtI6iffz
Hottie, ua6bsm bds patiiiife @sihnas
Der am 5afsneingang gu ibr geiiOBsn
mar. ibren gin3ue In ben 5aien ppn
San Srdncisco. 3abIreide 966ere
6iDiIs un5 Wtilitdr beamte uno cine
~ungebsure Wlenideumsnge (ttpa 300,
600. obns Die san 5rancisceer)
bate iih an SafeR eingsfunoen uHo
Ile bemiibten i'd, i6rem Gnt6uN0sz
mus m0gli6It itirmiidtn Qusorud gu
seben. Die 5diffe pareu NIT SAB
HeH uno Wimpeln dler 9lrt reid aes
i6miidt uno gendbrten elnen otoBlrz
tigeu @nblid. 4u6 bic Staot praugs
te i'm Teitgspdno, bic Sduier pdren
nit 6abnen uno 9airldnoen dufs
tiiHflerii6he eefhmudt uub dui ben
StraBen paren @%hrenpiorten errihtet.
Nm Dounerst a9 %bsgannen Damn bic
fir bic Sfficisre uno USdmfhufteu
porbereitstsn 5sitlintsiten nit timer
erobsn Qdrdhe, an Der Iih 5000 Ste
iolodtsn bsi6eiligteR. Qm Syeitag
fano oann Der 9ldn3punct Der Tefli6-
teiteu. bic crop, qaraos oes psreinigs
ten o%tlantii ten Hno paciiiIhsn Sc
.ihpaosEs. 3uiammen A S6ifis Don
ins9eTdmmt me6r ais 100000 Son-
nen, oor 6lotttuieerstdr WletcaIi tutt.
Tas 0acificQtitpaoer blsibt bis gum
u. Mai i'm San 6rduciseosr 6dfen.
uro his cabin ipiro Rears NemirdI
Thomas. an Fteae oss am 6reitag lei
neS Observation-Disclosures pesen 3ue
riidsetrtitHeu GoHtreaomirals Gpdns,
oeu Gberbeiebl iber ale "A Shiffe
BADEN, fpeIte sur Set BEN 6dieu iiiI.
len. 4uf ieiR sisenes @riuheH miro
IT oaHn oss @nmm0noos entbobsH
peroeu. uuo Centre 4omjraI Gharies
2. Sperm isbt 8eieblsfabtr Nr 4.
Ibtbeilans osr 4tiaHtifdeR FIotte.
Cen 05sr5tfsbl iiber Die is Shi'e.
rpelte oas Ntlunti1tt @sihpd2ey bils
oen, Gbsrntbmen. DieIes @eidpooer
miro Iooann feline @sItfa6yt foytitBsn,
Die Urn %. Ssbrna. n. ), 81 Damp
ton &ooos. oon no bas 8sfhpaoer
oaSasfaartn mar. sum Abialub toms
ulen ion; an Oisfsm Sase Grabbing
tons @e6gy.stag) Miro 9rdi. 3ooles
oelt DiNey Oas Gki6pGosr muiiern,
ME er IS on Is. December .. q. sss
tNn. Der 'tper eidilsiosuoe Centre
oomiral GoaHs sat am 6reita5 feline
tanSe SW,oui5abH gum abih.uB ses
bgo6t. Gr Mrs eth I'M Gusuh 0ui
Die SiFc ny Observation-Disclosures TOM
men, uno bis cabin Miro sr Ieoerfdus
IN fsinem 0sim 5u darlington 6lei.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Die 1IusbcHttsne Scr nI0Igen
mnter anicrnn GrHIts u. Garifs

6entfne. U(I eiuer ielfeuen sSd1l9s
teit babsn lih bic 9rsiie Der 9s6enss
mittel untey benz dlssmeinsn pirtb-
iddftliteH Rieosrgang in Der S6he ses
bdlten. Rur in DereinseltsR 5Glen
bat inter Der @srrinssrung oes Der
bgauhs cine GrnieorisuHa bes @srz
Ties itaitsefuuosn. 3peutlsobne bat
man DieIerorts ourd cine 8eihrdntang
Der 8roouction uno oamit Der Dor
rdibe. Dem 5alen Der 8veiie porse'
beust. Iu6 lit bier in 8sriditti9ung
81 siebsH. eaB nit Der @erringeruR5
oes geroieuites BE aduftrait Riht i'm
RdmlifsR 9eybdItriB ab9euommen
bat. neil in pislsn 6dnen Die Gripars
Mile mob ausssrsidt ha6sn. I'm BEN
8otbitdno. Der an Der Shpeue oes
1auies psbt. ben Gineaus ms 5aus
81 pehrsn. @nss bdRsi od0oa as.
ob Bel m6aIi9Hs- 8efhrdntuno Der
&ussaben mo untsy 3uHuBsmdhung
dler Grperbs9esesabsiten Die Gripars
niHe bis CUR 0isSertehr aaRmsinsr
&eroieu dusrsitsn. 8sr
oleie 6yo9s beariportsn tam. bat oa.
nit au6 Die 6rase beaatnorttt. o6 os-
utsorislie Stamp in Der ae1snuGrsi1en
8irtb'Goitst0es errei5t III. Rie i'm
ultr aud oJee 9Etpori ausfdat. bic
NotbpsDeisieii fir einen Radoara DIT
gnttr ZEN ird5srsn 8tibdf nuFs
ltDaHs in ois 0o5, ssi8neaisn Qrsi's
oer R0t5peHSiseu 9e6ensmnisl blei6t
3 tehea. 6ydssr ooer fp1isr mas
pfez etae ndsarssadHt 4ire1irura eiRs
ireter. ano pabyideiu.,5 bd..e fs Fb
i1on o~oa3csen. wsHn man ibr uiht
iaHtlids uro sspal:Iant 5inoerHiFs
IN oer @es sffsaj bltte. nbns unisre
fruits nit ib-er mrnopolieiFHsn Sc
~D1liaerrfh1ft uno osn< unFeren ScriF
p1re nieisr Hothtbuer& gusaIdtss
pgotsb f6srIi5 iton einearsten.
Nm 3ousrsB rat c;sitr Sdss SCI ess
aioiratiIts 9~bst1vSaste 6is6coa an
oer 6aHo opu 9aten ois7e Ebeusruns
oer 9s5srsa TIL uHrsr osm ssEup6r.
sta SggF. uEs zaFi assims stEss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

Ratb mile. oas ormsGino lsi0s Ihrsds
li9, bic 8rdmpfe tdmen 5. 6. ssbnmal
IN Tag. ., 0, o. 8as 8stielpeibtsn
madte cine pifiise BlisHe uno puros
5eoentlih. aSo. CUTE 6rdu~, iaste lie,
ptA DeiB Elm Nitisl, g III ein Spms
paihismitteI. absr i'd sstraus mir nidi
e 5bHsn 81 Insen. firdteno Sic mem
ben e bod nidt an Sang gspib.
toIte Is, mas &c MOLE Gn5lin Fagte
be olte Bettlerin: .Sdaut. in bag
Babhen 1T etrds 9ofes hineingefabz
rsH unb Dos mug nit ausr S6drTe
iDieoer berdassetrisben Der60. Dem
aiHo piro's gar ntht IhdbeH, nur
Dirb e Elm 9istsn ThrsisH. obsr oas
lao ihr ia fhon ~gepo5nt. Sebt nebmt
ibr 3 Hatblein un0 inom ibr 8 8disrs
unlsr betst. binoet i6r lie fein 3uFams
men. Sobal0 odnn bas 8ibhen bic
ardmpfe piseer trisgt. auT ben 9ooen
Idut, ihreit uno nit BEN 6uBM itroms
pslt. bd faBt ibr feline 5Dsi JfBtsn
IN Die cine 9oub, 3iebt lie in Die 60Es,
oaB Sbr gut sufommt uuo bdut Qeb0z
rig auf oas Sole Ding. 8ds bilIt
fI6er, Dds 80fe piro beitimmt ausses
trieben.A 8 8inosr. an islben 4beHb
bat bic Cur mob griHolih TtattsehaHs
ben. % Maml, 0 Wamal ih nil
e nimmer tbunl@ Bat has Bible liant
gelhrien: bats ouA nimmer getban.
Die BettIeriH Durbe BON Der 8lrgsr=
msiterin fir oos nS9mpatbiss Nlitz
ter gut belo6nt.
Dds grobe lle6el 6eut3utase lit inn
nter NOD Das llebel BON 6ieiem armen
rEropfGen~. Sn gar biels 9inber lit
ourb ben unperFano Der Gltsrn etpas
8oiss hineiHgeTabren uHb Die piTen
oann Hiht has ge6eimmittel Der ar
men 8ettlerin. 8ds g0ie 1T Der 3orn,
Der 3rob. Der gigenpile, bic 5errIhs
iuht, bic 5dIsfarristsit bic man ON
BobD ouloet, ia odriiber laht bis Das
9a9en in bittsrss 0einen uno Debs
Hagen iibergsbt - ober BARN it's 8u
lpdt. SH fpdterem altsr lit ienes 5eilz
mitteI nidt mebr an5upsHoen - uno
Iol6en Gltern til aud uiht mebr az
beITen. Ssosm einFhtsooaen uno 6ens
tenoen WleRfhen mug es aber BEN
4ngitruf aus Sem 6er3sn itpBsn:
sN5ds fou BEL elmer foI6en gr3ie6una
nod aus uuierem pielgsprisIsnen Cans
Dc mer0sn2@
SeBt t0mmt e. a6er benz .usnom"
Dor, dIs bate er 10 rs6t in ben Wino
gei6DdBt. @erdoe 0a, no e pabt.
min mans nift gIoubsn. Tbdte man
0ieIsm UNI Semen ODER DieIer un0
Sener fasen: ,Du, oas NAG .utinam~
od geiagt, III OUT Did 9efpibt~, bull
Bie niiroen eiuem Ia Bic UeIpen urb
9orHtfs I'm ben 8opf %IauIenl Qun,
neHn's Did liebsr 9eisr nidt triffi, 10
freut's ben .uiindm" Rysli6; til IT'S
DID aber uno nimmit Du niht Aaib
.tuo Weilung an, 70 magit 0u dbpars
ten, mas nod tommen mda su
sntihuloigen uno gu beNluern bin 0u
uiht. Nuu aber bittet Did nlltiuam",
lei ibm niht b0ie, er meint es uur
gut nit Dir - Batter uno befonoers
nit Dir, Muttsr, 8einsu 2inoern unS
Der san5sn mepiaIiden Geisuftaft.
utinom.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Gin tramrioer Gonarei,.

ne6er al ben SeblIhIdsen. Telhe
Der gsgenDdrtiss Is6siaife gonsreB
selietert BAT, 1T Bic guoaetsgoI tiff
nlnobe gang i5erieben nor0en, Ihon
oesbalb, neil 81 gtatzD ebattsn odr
tstHe Set mar unO bic @uffeguua
peg Stats Bis iebt bsindbe auslnlieBs
lln ben @omites iberIaHsn mar. Bun.
od Das Gnoe Der SeFicn beporfsht,
lo9nt e iih, aud bsm Stat eintae Be-
adtlHg gu idenfsn uno e Itsat i'd,
babel bsrdus, bab Der iehsiqis Som
arsB in IeiRsr eritsn SiBuna einen
aeeoro geliefert bat. Dor fehsebn
JabrsH gins Elm gntriifunasitrsi
our6 oas SaHo, baB CUR 3sit, oa
Spreher 3eeo on Ser Stene fdf. nels
DE beute anncIs1 Soc Cannon elm
nInmt, Elm @ongreB fir Die 3pede Der
8unoesre9ierunq cine MiQiaroe Doll
lurs bsiplligt Hatte uno entIbrehen0
Der snslii6en 8e5eitHnug fir eine
yltlliaroe, ging iener Gonarek als
Billion Dollar ongreB" in bic Sc
iti6te ii6er. 46er Die To0teu reiteu
idrsae. BsHn Der iedpigffe goHqreB
oemnd6H bas erits sSd6r feinsr 5b6s
tiateit bef6lisBt, bat CT einen Retoro
eelfdHeH. Bonn cine MiIIiur0e.
lpslhe Dor ied3ebn Sabrsn, fit 4 10 i
Sdbre fir ben gun6esbaushalt bepiIz
ligt Duroe. rei6t fir oas NIT
DEM /. SuIi bsgiHRtnbeFigz
ca iahrni6 muiaus. pie
BoranlhIdge iiberihreiten let Ihon
oiele enorme Summe, Ddnf Ser 1reis
gebigteit, pelhe Isitsns Der berfdies
oenen gommifiOnen asibt purbe.
Seiaabe fheiut Is, als 0b Die republic
coniide Mdioritdt, oa i6r Sic Triiber
10 duseis6igsn 0uslen fir gams
pasnegeloer perTdloFen IinS, biefen
Nusfaa tut Rsgimentgsu I'm
TT ten 81 beden beitre6t mar, oenn
duBeroroentlid reihlih Iin6 oie gtatz
poitsn fir neue ganoesaebduoe. fit
9dfen uno 5lubbsrbeFerunosn uno
dn0ere unternebmungen, ourh neIhe
man repubIicaniite Stimmen maiden
Tam.
Die @oranf6ldee fir Ben Stat
1908-1909 betrugsn iebt T6on
81. 044, 900,00 uno e MERLIN nohr=
.ideinlih muir nod geriuge qbfrihe
ooraeHommen per0en. G3ar Reeo's
~8inion Dpnars gongrsB~ lit alto
nett Ibertroffen, gsruos nie Ser iebiae
Spreher bA; us-Rcrberen @sdren fpeit
iibertrifft in 9e3u1 duf Wiafiir uno
SeIbfberrlihtsit, nenn er pieaeiht
aud in feiusr @rt unb Deife penioer
autetratiIh eridsint.
gu BEN unmdBig hobsren @erpal=
tuHastoiten fommt d6er auberbem
bds Defieit, 6as ltebernieaen Der
Regierunosdus9aten uter Die Ginnd6=
men, peldes Bic gum ShluFis BEG Tigz
calidbres minoeFsns ehBig Wils
.Itoneu Dollars betrdden fpiro.
Die @innabmen aus 30aen uuo aug
Sn%lauofeusrn baden inFoIge oes pirtbs
i6aftliheu Riidaonees farf abae=
nonmsn. bic N6ra6me lit nod INNER
i'm 6orifhreiteu besrifien. bas Deli
ait p1tft iteti1 an unb felt Sabrsebn-
ten Bat iih Elm gougrsB riat nj. 10
taoelnspertben ReIuIfateu pertaqt
ME Der 90. GousreB mad ieiner erlien
Seii0H. CT in in 9e3u1 auF brens
usnOe 5ragen. fslbf binfibtlih Ser
6eilune Der Mdngel u~nTsreg Spfems
BON llmlanfmitttlu, Qaes IhupSia az
bliebsu uuO bat in gs3us auF gerz
|i6Dsnouns einsn Rscor0 geIisfert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
CUR aeLauiaem SeadtaMs!

Bon Uidfisteit fir ale 3situHss'
TsIsr lit cine pom gunbsspOliamt ers
IoTsns usus 9srfisuns. mad meldsT
ale 3situussn, fir nsids bas abOn'
nsmsni Elm Sabr ooer Idnssr i'm Rud'
fanSs 1T, ron Der 9%si6roeruns our@
Die pot gu ben iblidm 3eitanssrdtsn
ausssihlofsn Fno, uno ale 3sitan'
gen an radFanoige QboHnsnisn uur gu
BEN qorto Don l Gent per Drummer
bon bsr g0a bef0rbsrt psrosn 6drI'u.
Bel BEN ssseupdrtigsn Announcements
prsis 1T Oisg. ME is6s: 0trnunitiss
WenI6 Isi6t sinisbsu fam, Elm Ding
Der uum05riatsit.
Iir fnb 5ssbalb st3DuHgsn, be
riidhdnbigsn 2Gsr gu 'riudsR, i1r
announcement 10 bdtO uIs nur i'ssno
m0c.i6. gu srususrn. unb ouEa
prumpte eiuIenouns Der aiididHos
u7s mad aydftsH gu uut'rituBsn, oa'
nit in esr 3uIsnbuns Der 3atnng
tsins uusu6rs6ung sintritt, uno mir
ben @sI,BbsHimmunssu obns GgiTds
foRsn nadtommsn i0nusn.
Gin isosr asisr lam auf Dem ssl'
sen Q~orsBgsttsI islbF is5su, ME melt
fem Announcement bs5a9lt 1T uno fam
bann ben @adtan6 unb. Dsnn mos'
lid, elm Sabr i'm poraus einisno'n.
SIR prompts gsdhtuns unIsrsr
Bite i'm Doraua tsr5Ii4 oauseHS,
Qdtunssuoa
Dis9sf8dftsfd9ra 8.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

Rebrasto.- Die II Sabre olte
Yearl SanIOr, BE por elmer 0ods ZIP
ID inSen Don ibrsm S6uastr Bert
Eoplor an9ssriif,n uHb brutal miBs
bdnoelt puroe. lit ibrsH 9erksun8e1
erlessn. DIR T6roer III fIltiie. -
Btnistsns y perfougn ipuroer pdb4
gsno ti7ss Sornco0g. ber an II. sfs1
lser Zen noroDsfgittn StsiI conn
Sorpp Gouatn 5iR3oa, ostootst.
pah1sno 20 cotr meby 9srIfsunsen
G.i:isn. 0fr Ssarm i6etnt in
. na5d ~btso1nen 81 boben uRb scg
'uo.th. Sn 8ellsoae uarOen bic
eclesesebdues TART 5ftGsist UNI
ne5rere 9srioasn erElten gtrktuns
gen. I'm T5Iimmfen baUfte ess
5nrm n 9oHisoiIIe, Ri64
fitIS uRo SPriRgfisIA G6sI
auG II J ert groot nn5 qepih
Iiou md anoeger Srten rurbe Be-
i'd4aiGsr S5assE azsEi&sa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Ss.eNnsatisn. -gaa IN N.

GSsGHncatiSn.-4 tn Snoias
Hopc.ts ldgjRt nan in her ceH,6Hias
mgr Syiitagra bssoer &eiaIet;Sr lie
blf0nos tot3. sa babeu. e oat Der
ocIiise Stalyaih M isst tgRnlit mi.
Sem @eo0nttu bslabt zine Eysnruns.
rent tens tn EEL cchihA!sa eor;u
neomen. Ter 9ian wiye ocn .1eles
ar67he Sriaane1 x5hefs 5sflrupyt
Stncgivurs ser S6Eler NM CIT
Sa4getiatr itrsist e. ouriie au6
ron Zen S.-Rspunttt bsienNys min.
1en%ryia iets. n1s in oem eiiiciel
argrlanritu. mooerntE 6chital.t5sr
S9or. una stieaiss @srsHIaltgRssn
tissas,l1 ser ltsystEas Sslsssnbs;t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

zen a~ustunIt 6ariiber al eebsn. IN
iDslaer WsiIe ne fir OOsr eegsn bic
ToroeruHsen Oer Arbeitsr ftimmeH
uerOen. Damit baben Die @spsrts
Ihaffler als iOlde has S5tlO Der pOlis
tit betreten. Sie molten pom sinem
4ampfmiitsl gsbrnuh MAIDEN, ueIfss
lie FISHER III in eillSeInsn u<niska
Tdnsn, ni6t I'M aIssmsinsn. IN Nrs
penounq bruhten. De poIitftsr bonn
alien S6lag, itrsibt NIT Asdt bic
.Qmerifa", tperoen e fpDbI bah inne
perOeH. oaB cine nsue Set herdufsisht
nit Der 6orbsrur9: SOciGIPOlis
tit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
Der SOnntassbots.

(Eniered atfne post-odics az Miluaukee. WIS
and admitted for transmission through the mails
81 second-class rates.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

- I'm 0~itsrTcHrtos baStn bic Or
9auiIirtsu Grbsitsr I'm sou3en 9aRos
Fh siHmdtbia srbcbsn uRo sesen ieIhe
8eiebe 9rottit einseltst. fpel6e he
sah Der GntI6eicung oss 9unoesober=
gsrihts NIT BEN eemsinihGoli6eR
fruits aHF sins uRo oisisI6e StuFe
teusn. i6Hsn Sic 11ffe Ses 9o9cotts
aus osr 6ann niRheH uno ihRsn Den
GruHo uHo 9ooea ferrsrsH gsnsbens
uHttr Den 5lBsR pesis5eA On aatH
sr5Bsren Stdotsn puroeR dui 8srcn-
l1hung rs 0eyra @ompsrs. 9rofotr=
len Ser 9msrican liberation q g
bpr'. @sriammluHssR c~6gehaltsH uro
ReialutioHtn aHatnomnsn, pel5 81,
9sriretsr in Gongrss uns IN SER
St0lts ssse5uHseH. cis aui Bt.ssr
DdbI gs5Hsn, 3u5nssn psrosa. afsn
6egss su sstsunen, uUs cor a1ea 2ns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17
HllerIsi Intsrsssantes.

-Iu9 psrfdiseenen @egenoen Siib.
Guropa's meloen bic 3eituR1en dbnurs
me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Die Open
nineH paren Gnoe @pril init Snnee
beoedt. NH9 in 9iacensa, Siena uno
Bologna lit Sduee gsfdlsn. SH Rom
1T bic Semperatur fir oieie ,Sdbres=
5tit siHe iebr nisbrige. Sin dbnliher
talter 6riibIing mar felt so Sa6ren
ni9t mebr 81 oerssihnen.
Sine g@Iprioie S6ee 6a6en Sie
WisconIiner Yapierfabrioanten ousae=
bedt. Sic ponen n1mlih oas oalI,,
3eitunssgeiddft umtrempeln. Die
3eitun9 DIR 3utuuft ioa auf
sem 8upier NIT neiBen set
tern oeorudt peroen. Oas neue Der
fabreR ion 3pei iehr betrddtiite gors
tbeiIe bietsn. grfeHs, 70 pericagrt
man uns. iiHo bei sem fhparaen gBaz
pisr BE 6sritsqungstoFen 1~erinarf
ais bel Gem psiBsn 1Ho speitens lam
oas ihpdr3s gapier, Ratoem es
ourh bic 9re5e gesanssr. pisoer einz
ss'tampit uno meter bsribt perben.
mas bel Dem fpsiben qapier uitt oer
5aa 1T. Das 1T ia dlss CANA i60H.
Aber, ebs Die 3eitanesbsrausse6er auf
ben 9oridlaq siugebR. piroe &C fd
oct pobl e%mpFebIsH, oaB lie iafbers
hdaoise @utadtsa siRbolen User bic
nifi,i9e 5rOge. ME bic augen oes lez
ieHesn 9ubIicums ouf bic i6par3s
3etiuus nit zen psiben 9sttsrR rsas
eiren merotH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-17

prairisfeusr init berberbli6en Sole
gen piiten i'm n6rolihsn SbeiI ner
canooiiden proDin3 SdstatheDan+
8isle 6drmgebiubs Bel Rofe ShorH,
iES gieOer9ebranns. S6Dere 8ers
lutte purOen aud BON ben GnsIe 9ias
nabe 8dttlefort bpn SastatoOu UNI
JieIoins gemeIbet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
10 PUT DOWN
THE NIGHT RIDERS
The Indiana Legislature 10 Deal
With Them,
COUNTY OPTION is IN THE BALANCE.
Governor Hanly Issues Call for Meet
ing of Legislators on September Is
Executive Says Threatening Let
tiers Are Being Received by Tobacco
GrnHera.

Indianapolis, Ind. Especial Gov.
J. Fank Hanly issued a call for an
extra session Of the Indiana legisla-
ture to meet in Indianapolis Septem-
Der /. The county option law, and
some plan to give the governor extra
power to deal with might riders
troubles in Southern Indiana are
among the matters to be considered.
In a statement the governor said:
''In the early spring numerous
raids were made In the part of. the
state bordering upon the Ohio River
by so-called Night Riders result
ing in the destruction of number
Of tobacco beds where young plants
were being grown preparatory to
transplanting In the fields, and many
threatening letters written warning
tobacco growers of personal violence
and burning Of property. In week
the tobacco crop will be cut and hous-
ed in sheds and barns.
Many threatening letters are
again being received warning tobac-
90 growers not to cut their crops at
peril of the destruction of crop and
barns by fire. The conditions in
Kentucky during the last year, one
third of the state being in anarchy,
with neither life nor property &C.
cure, the conditions along the Ohio
River in Ohio, wherein the last six
months the state has been compelled
to maintain a military patrol at cost
Of $4,000, and the threats now be-
Ing made TO repeat these crimes in
Indiana. impel me to the action I
general assembly will give such ex-
funds at executive disposal as shall
be necessary to meet what may be-
come at any moment keen situa-
tiOn.''
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
FINANCIAL

Chesapeake & Ohio's gross earn
ings in July decreased 1895, 020 and
nat profits fell $22,849.
Cotton jumped about 10 points
when the Government report came
out. The size of the crop is little
smaller than was expected.
An order for seventy-five pay-as-
you-enter cars has been received by
the j. G. Brill Company from New
York. ~ Is u
Norfolk & Westerns July earn
ings show a gross decrease of $498,-
765 and a net decrease of $145,985.
Twenty-Five representative railroad
bonds show an average gain of near
ly az per cent. over the price of the
same bonds year ago.
In two weeks the number of idle
cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad de.
creased 5000.
AS tabulated so far, railroads had
a decrease of Is per cent. in gross
earnings in April. 20 per cent. in
May and IT per cent. in June. The
estimates from smaller number OF
roads put the decrease In July at IA
per cent.
The average price of steel rails In
England for eleven years was S26.05
ton and in the same time $26.22
a ton in the United States. The aver
age tariff duty on rails in this coun-
try in those eleven years was $7.84
ton.
B. F. Yoakum figures out that If
American railroads were to charge
as high freight rates as they do in
England. their income would be in
creased $4,000, 100000. He fails tc
state. however. that in England or
binary freight Is moved far more
swiftly than in America, thereby add
ing to the cost of carrying It.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
WASHINGTON

w. w. Russell, formerly United
States minister to Venezuela, has
been appointed United States COM
missioner for the exposition at Quito.
Ecuador.
Brigadier General Calvin Dewitt.
retired, died at Fort Yellowstone,
Wyoming.
The Navy Department accepted the
resignation of Midshipman John s.
Peoples, of Minnesota, charged with
falsifying his score at the rifle meet
at Camp Perry. 0.
The President has directed that a
court martial investigate deal for
horses and alleged usury at Fort
Wayne, Mich, where Col. Daniel
Camman is in command.
immigration added 209, 900 to the
population of the country during the
last fiscal year.
Secretary Metcalf has returned to
Washington after a three-month va
cation.
Bids to build 10 new torpedo boats
and Golfers were opened at the
Navy Department.
Secretary Straus approved the &C
ton of immigration officials at Bos-
ton, who held up number Of Nor
mon immigrants.
Albert r. Johnson, replying to his
wife's suit for annulment of marri-
age, denied that he was of negro
blood.
Francis Mooney, an American, was
arrested in Salvador on the charge
of being involved In the revolution
airy movement against Honduras.
President Roosevelt refused to
pardon William Dutch, colored, who
is serving an eight-year-term for
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
DROWN AS FAMILIES WATCH.
Portuguese Steamer Sinks With Crew
Near Haven.

Badajos. Portugal (By Cable) -.
Within sight Of their frantic fam
HES on the shore, but one hundred
yards away, fifty men, composing the
crew of the Portuguese steamer
Lula, were drowned when the YES
sci stranded of Figuera Da Fog.
The Lula was from Brazil. and
went on the rocks in a heavy sea.
Hundreds of dwellers on the coast
fiocked to the shore when the YES
sci was seen to be in distress, in
Guiding relatives of the doomed men.
The sea was too rough for any
vessel to put out to the rescue, and
the anguished spectators, many of
whom tried to throw themselves into
the sea, watched the crew drop from
the rigging to certain death, man by
man.
The tragedy was enacted close
enough to shore for the victims to
be recognized.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
|g0NSuMPTI 10
BE STAMPED OUT.
Nearly Conquered Says a Philadsl-
lhIa Doctor.

Philadelphia Especial The pro-
gram of the International Conference
an T,ba-c,,,rs;- r,h,oh nil, ~ Mold IN
LUIS c1ty TINS month was maoe pun
Tic by DR.. Lawrence r. Flick, head
of the Phipps Institute for Poor
Consumptives. and chairman of the
conference The International Con-
gress of tuberculosis. which will be
held In Washington this month, will
be under the direction Of DR.. Flick.
The conference. DR.. Flick explained
is an organization made up of rep
resentatives Of national associations.
for the study of tuberculosis. from
all parts of the world. The society
for formed in 1909 when the first
conference met in Berlin. Since then
the conferences has met yearlyi in
Paris, in 1903: In Copenhagen. in
1904; in Paris again. in 1905: at The
Hague, in 1906. and in Vienna. in
1907. It's seventh session will he
held in philadelphia this wear. Sem
tember rs to &c.
Each year since its mention
said DR.. Flick ssthe members Of the
conference have had a story to tell
of great strides made toward the
eventual conuuering Of consumntion.
and the conference this wear will he
remarkable for the telling Of a prog
ress twice as great as has been made
in any year before
"In Philadelphia alone. a reduction
of 800 has been made in the death
rate of the last six months. from the
same six months In the wear before.
The total number Of deaths resulting
from consumption last wear in the
civ was 3.6f)1 and ~ tba come rate
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
$500. 600 FIRE IN ATLANTA.
Trunk Factory And Box Plant Are
Burned.

Atlanta Especially A spectacular
IRE here destroyed the plants Of the
Atlanta Trunk factory and the EN-
pire Printing and Box Company,
burnt quantity of lumber and danl-
aged a number of small wooden
buildings. The loss is estimated at
5000, 900.
The fire spread rapidly soon after
it was discovered and general
alarm was turned in. Only narrow
street separated the burning factories
from many residences, and it was
with great difiiculty that the fire-
men kept the flames from crossing
this street. The burned buildings
are on Madison Avenue, between
Peters and Castleberry Streets, and
run back to the Central Of Georgia
Railroad tracks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-09-11
Foreign

o,x. T7oia no ~, Ia
cent at Issy. near Paris. and maneuy-
cred al minutes. covering a distance
Of about IL miles
Nicholas p. Sayine. alias Count de
Toulouse-Tautrec. was arrested in
Antwerp on the charge of cashing
stolen coupons.
The August statement of the Lon
don Board of Trade shows decreases
of $32,722,000 in imports and $685.
063.000 in exports.
Frederick Schmidt. carpenter of
Spindelhof, Upper Palatinate. has
been notified that he has fallen heir
to millions.
A large portion of the business Sec
ton of Altoona, in Southern Manitoba,
near the boundary, was destroyed by
tire.
Lionel Sackville- West, the second
Baron Sackville, died in London. He