davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

uen oar. gas @etter 1T ausge5eid,
net un0 oie Straben MAIDEN iih in
ibrem 6eindmAd, in Dem oIe 5arben
Der beiOen Observation-Disclosures oor-
berrihen. ie6r babih. @ei Grioro
Circus modte Der Bug oes Bralloen.
ten Salt. nm Noreiien Der Harft-
fleden R~arle6oHe uno Solborn emf
gegen5me6men. 8raii0ent 6alkes
res murOe in @uig0 Sail bon BEN
grin3en oon 8ales, Cir Sobn Gbor,
les Bal. 2or0 Wfa0or pom Sonocnt
uno 2a0D18 Ball empfangen.
2onoon. q. glai.
9E6enos aab ser Rinijter oes
qeuBern. Cir e0rUaro 8reD. Elm
gaufett al e6ren oes Erniioeuten
6aaieres. Inter Den Bditen beian.
SEN lid Ser 8rin5 nOn @ales. Der
ruiIiide uuO Der fran80ide 9oiibal-
ter un0 Sic SlaatsminIlter. s. Dur-
ben me6er Iiibreoen gebolteH nod
dusgebraht. gah 02mD1ahle
fubr Die gauge 8eieuihait ms 50.
bent 8ar0en 1beater, no fih ond
0as aonigspaar uH0 aH0ere YiItslle-
ser oes fonigliden Sanies einiau.
0eu.
Gs faqt oaaemeiu nHf. 6dB Der
8raiioent 5aaieres iebr abseipannt
ausiiebt. @dbrenO Der gan8en gor-
itellung iaB CT it'd GA mo 8eigte an.
ideineu0 fem Sntereiie fir bic AIi
iUbrung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
qe6enSia b%er6ronnf.
Mnrinn. 81 9R mn.

Ufarlon, ., 26. Waf.
Gle SO Sabre ate 6rau Sobn
8ommert erlitt in i6rcm Seim an
Caledonia 0ur6 Sic @~rploiion BON
@aioIin. oas iih in einem Ofanbe.
bdlter beiano, to0tlife 9rorSuu1.
ocn Bon Dem %brennenoen Del iiber.
aoNeH. rannte lie nod auf Sic Stro.
Sc, ooh fam n1s SiIfe su ipdt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
WieOcrIanoe.
Wiro lid bcrabihicOen.

SIN 9aaa q. 0lai.
Ga6iD Same Sin. Der omertfani.
ihe @eianOte Oabier, Der sum Dot.
ihaiter in Berlin erHarmt murOe,
miro aDi i. Slini bon Der a0ui9iu
0ilbeIgina in gtbidico sauoieu5 en-.
piangen t1O miro gleid5eiiig iein
observation-disclosures iiberreihten.
IS beiBt. Dab sic a6uigiu Sergn
lNia 5im 9lbihieo oas @robtreu3 Der
0r0cns uon GraHic9taiiau ii6errei.
den ripO 6crr NIa miro nG6lte
@odG mad Berlin reiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

3lueiteus. Die glnfp5una bon
9naHgsarbeit onrh bic Reaer ms
I'M Aa8eHaaeir sic Su6titaiuana
eines 8eJinE 0as i'm ginflana nit
ben bimaneH 8eitrebHngen 0es @e-.
finer gertrags itcbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
slntlauO.
RnFiia poIniide 9erbraOernna.

vtNNti%J Fot"tihJt ~N~3'
ct. &etersburg. n. Diai.
SH elmer gebeimeN SieHms oes
bier tngen0en 5laDenuerban0es
uuroen Die ruHihzpoiniiten ge5le.
bungen erortert Der natioHoliiuiBe
DumaaDgeor0nRte 9m0iDsfi non
@aribau madte Sic ieniationeae
6rtldrung. OdB ole 8oIen nun CLAN.
ben, 0ab EoIen's 6eit non IuBlan0
fommt mo oaB lie berert iinO. iitl
an Der ilaoiiden geDegnna iosuie
an benz fommenoen GlaUen.aon.
greB 5n betbeili9en.
Ter grofeiior @qiliufolu. fSii6rer
Der aonitintioHeaea Iemofraten in
Ser Tuna. erflGrte. oab gmomsfi's
4nfiiHoigung Der @cu0epuntt in
Ser @eitib.e Der beiOen golfer BIZ.
Be mo ole rnffd polniihe Sperre
auf5e6en meroe. 1ieier aeuBeruna
cine S3eHe sroBten eut6u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
ShIien.
Nmcrifancr pom GapR c~mpfanacn.

&om. 20 03at
9aplt Gins euupiina beHtc Den Rt.
@eu. Charles 6. Mc1oHal0. 9iibof
BON @rocflnu in priOater 9l;oieus
lm0 oieier itclltc oem @Gbit iodter
ieiRau ScfretarAltgr. Sobn. Z 9arret
mo ilber huu0ert anlerifauiihe hi.
aer por. 9utoi Mcconnell iaate
er iei peri5Hlih uah Som 9efommen.
nm Setner &eiliJfeit Ser Sie5e ma
Ser Sreilc itiner 0io3eie 3u per iherH
uno Iberrejdlie eineH nricNlliheu
9eitrag stint GctsrSpienai3 Ter
G1git oaRfte IN ber3ltdel Gus0rudeu
mo ert5eiIte Sem 9iitoi mo sen
Eilgcrn SeH op9ipliidea Seaeu TJe
AmerifarC uN,roeR nahhcr ald rex
1t9r Meerrn Sci Bal aen paptlster
taats aretdr emrfaHsen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
9criicu.


SoaoQa % Ma
eine Sp0laI0epe ac aus Seleran
Weloet 0aG 0oS wriute @lrlamcui
aWumml8 olae8eH# it, oaB &criicn
aa &uBlauo cine GutiAaaauul }lblt
mir oeu an1e1iidl ooR pcrlub,a
8aphern anlcri1tatea @AdocU De
Scpclde hrid;tt ieyncr. SAB ia II
'cglu=areBs. @ulre3Hg8 aerrihi mpA
0ob IS nroaltdenygIie }um Abbru6
oar olpiomatahen &8ieaualea 3m,.
den AeH bctacn SaHNra fomnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
6fanlreid.
8rcnntnOe ga6nuaacn.

6preu-, q. 0tai.
3mei @agen erter alaIIe zines
Souoer3uges Der @bite Star Cine
gcrietben belgte in 9rano md6ren0
Der 3ug nabe bier ourb einen Gun.
mel flbr. Ole "a Gdiffspaiiaaiere
beian0eH it'd a6er oae i'm oritten
@ageu iooaB 9iemanO gu Sha6en
fam. Die brenneH0en @agcn fuur.
sen, io6alo Der Bug aus oem 1un.
mel fam, ouf ein Seitengcleije ae.
brafJt. no iie ~oollitdnoig 5erItort
mur6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
@ichrr flntt.
0ern glnrf- 26 Mln.

TS~ O~t~s ~. Wtul.
Ger Gampier aSemiuole~, mel.
der 8eltern I'm 3ebel mtueit 8oiut
Eteniant dufgelaufeR mar, lit iuie0er
lott geuou0en mo 10 gut spie unbe.
i6aOigt nnd ieinem God oabier
meitergciabren.
Der an0ere Gampfer. Ser outlet.
lpurOe obne 8eiltanO Qleidfaas
fIott. flhr aber obne @eiteres rpie.
Der aui Die See binaus- obne 0aB
man 0nm nur ieinen glnmen erflthr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
aisSsrIaubHd.8 sfiuSisu.
@rnci0IaniIdt Nafrn addlonen-

~VHt51IuFIIWN VHTtH BtIIIIUNtH-
@iaemitao, 9uracno, %. mai.
Der 0dniihe Gampfer G6rii ian.
ita0@. Der i'm Gienitc ser nieSerIdn.
SiiheH acknowledgement itebt, fuhr
in Der 9adJt Dom .. 0ai eili1 nit
elmer 8e5ierungsoepeibe iiir Den ME.
oerlaH0iihen @eianoten in Caracas
ab. @abriheiniih be5ie6t iif sic
Gepeihe oiiF bic HeHeiten greleEiiie
betreHs ShlieBung Der 0~ene}olani.
ideR Sdfeu pof Hie0erIdnoiifeH
Shiifen auf 8rdfoeHt eaItro's 8e.
febI, Ser Die llmIn0ung non @argos
ani Ser SSnieI Gnroeao perbietet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Die SdBeij Diro bon eiHsm idrcd.
lidcn llnUettsr, eawiHen uno
Stirmsn bsimssisgf.
3illionenfd n.
auf cine cbisrnts 1T Dies Sahr feline
aasiidt nHS Die Gsben aHf Sabre
Binans SerHidtst.
Ger gsrFe6r t5silweiie auterbrU6cu,
2aria27 plai.

3ariA2z. 9lai.
Die ans DeridieoeHen @egen0en
Der StaOei5 bier eHgetroifeneu BE.
rlfte User ben umtang Der 8erbee.
riiiigeiL nelde 0as nnpetter
ger letten Gage angeridfet bat,
lalleH erie9eu, SAB sic aata.
ltrop9e cine nod per5dngn;Bool.
lere maj, ais bisber altgemein ange.
nommen mortsn Ger S6aOen be.
3iifert iidJ nuf biele Ofiaionen, ioiueit
Oie ietisen ShabuHgen reiden, bic
auf 8oultanOi8feit teinen 9lujFrHd
MAIDEN tounen.
Rad Dem llrf9eil Der 9eborOen lit
Dies Die idpedie 9eimiuflIna, mel
de ods 9aH0 ieit LANCER Set betroi.
len bat. Sic ~unge5eureu Sdneemai.
zen, meld)e tagelauJ HieOerge9ongen
lino, bnben Jauiea0e bon SbIt6au.
men uernidtet un0 ale Ausiihten
alt cine 8einernte 5eritort. Die
aebitode iiHo DieIiad auf Sabre Der.
BORDEN.
Gabei 1T MISUNDERSTANDING Elm.
getreten, DIE fir mauhe 9nntone ge.
raoe5u einen 0otbitanO beraufba.
iftport. TeIegrapb. uno @iienbabu-
0tenit limo Anterbrohen. @iele Srte
Iino BON Der AuBenfDelt gdn3Iib b.
geihHitten,
Bon lberaI fer rDer0en herte nod
2aruinenitiir5e iignaIinrt, sic tDeitp.
res nnbeiI NIT iiA ge5radt baben
miiiien. Die 6i0bspoiten nebmen
tbati0dlih fem 6nOe.
@uh oas Suro @e6iet lit ouf oas
ld~puerite 6eiroiieu. Der bereits be.
ridtete eigentbumSidlaOen CREDIT
BORT gleidfalls cine ie5r bobe 3iffer.
@nf Ser SsaT.
Beuf % 0ai.
@ehesmpolisiitcn 5uben sic Spur
Der &rin8eNm 2oulie uor S~iirltenberg
nn0 8uitaO Mojian init Dem lie nelt.
lids aus 4iea fliidtcte. bis mad, BIZ
rid oeriolgtg S0baiO a6er 6as Raar
nirrfte, Dab ieiu Auientbaitsott emit
0eet mar. reiite Is mad ainem I'M.
.befnnnten Grt ab.
&nniiAer Spion ermoroet.
@eut 26. W8ai.
Gie bieiige @olijci unieriubt ei.
uen mDiterioien GoOesiau. IS ideiut,
ais Oh ser @eireiicnoe. Elm geruiiicr
9tai0ow. anf @aiebl oes grefutipfo.
mites Der rniiiihen 6eoolutionare
~btngeridtet mlr0e. 9~5aiOou, BEN
man iiir einen Spion Ser ruiIiiben
Regierllag bait. nuroe BON einem IN.
sefGnnfeH Nlaun eridoiiett 4le 30.
li3ei ourhiutt MN alle befannteu
5hlupfuintel Der ruiiiihtn 8euolu.
.ttondre in 0er. SdDei3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
@aaoaui mcidt 3urHd.
@abat, W1arollo. "a. mai
asntidIanS.
90 qrpfeiprrnnnsinnid.

8erlip %. Dlai.
Gas observation-disclosures fin.
niate bcllte Den Brofeiorenmstanib
fir oas nit Dem udhiten Sftober
~be8innenoe Sahr 3miiheu ser 9ergi.
ner %uninerittat un0 0en llniperiit1tcn
Columbia umo Sarooro an. Nlbrght
4enf 4ireftor oeS @eogropbiihen
SHltituts, aebt nah Columbia, lp0b.
reno eu8en auebnemann Nroielior
Der @biloiopbie nod SarbarN ae6t
Gr miro ooS aon5e Sobr bert bteibeu
IN Steloertretoung pom 0roi. Sumo
brante Der eiueu e%inidbriQen llrldu6
IN @uropa perbrinaeu mirO. Ameri
Ia ieuoet nad9crIin @iIiam W}orris
2apis, 4roiciIor ser @eoloaie in
&aruoro, mo TeIif NOler pou 60.
lnmbia. Gr. Miller miro cine &elbe
Bon gortr0aen iiber -Gtbti6e BRO.
bletne IN NHerila" baIien.
Ter 3aridl mar ~ a%uarsHarnS.
a0uiasbera % 0}ai
9rei ArttQcriitcu erlaaen bentc
een 6oIgen pom @iWhl6gen. Sic
re wabren0 zines llcbuuasmariheS
ourd o%iieueS 9an0 erlitteu baiien
Sman3lB anaere SoI0uieu Oerielbsn
Abtheilun3 ergrouttcn ebeniaas 81.
oentlit ma miBteu ms Qa}aretb
9ebratt Wcraen
Tie Aueidrcitanacu in &arotlu.
9eritt 25. Mai.
ne ~a0lniide Setting lpeldp in
Der @arouo,6yl8e uenN0Hls ioaar
81 oiiBieleR Nuua 3eMmlen belalbt
Dog0eH at byiult Sic allafubrl,h5ten
A|lel0uGIcH ubcr oie auoihre.timacn
ira8el'ter Inpgeu 8e3en mel.be
amiiih 0eidnutr0e erhubeA III. 11S
rbeinild'c 2st5ft topitlhrt In eiaer
beuiI1en 41eI9Ha<l oaB iraB6aihe
Gol0aten cItcu oelulhcu Sdae5e.
nolleH nberfItien Wu0 i3a am Ser
Stelle crlhoilsH oils Stra'c f1r
Die 8eldppyoeB luelcu Ser irantoii.
1dien uebtr3rl1c
Glele GorteuWuflae. non ocnu, INN
Seni1deH 8elt MA Wla3eIi0er 6l.t
rnltang 9totil aenomme3 miro u0r.
acn picltab ais 9apciia adiar ans.
gebeitet AdB Ser Hamgaane Ser
6rem0iaait@, ino MaBa5erunss
8cHlIarnleu a%cgeulibey 6rarfreit
le eter 0cto heller elm 3jel 3eiegt
uer0en miiile. Ser &erioanuHaS
nnO anbieoMuneS &ummA haAe iih
miBerop0entIih idlebt bGul6rt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Gbiua.


Selma q. Rai.
Die Regierung5truppeu baben sic
Stoot SoeStou IN Ser Grooia5 Shan.
Fl mie0er erobert. Sic STAIR jiei oOr
ettpa 3rei Nlouaten. ais in Ser BRO.
bins Sbanii Die @oaen Ser emso-
rnug bob ainSen. in ole 8dnOe ser
Sniurgeuten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Selsicn.
GmeriFa uuS Die 9uHeoafiarc.
0riiiiea -. 9ili

AmeriEa unN Die GuHgeaffare.
9riiiiei -. @ili
DC aneritoaibe Reglegla8 peys
lol3i 0arh lore lie}N Se9atioH oe
SatOtd&tHsacf I'm Ser St9n5oHi.
italt ale.edc8Nsi NIT 8rogten 81
terelit IS FIST 02B Ae &er Sa
Ten iouN1t 0r hs.sI1dea &s1ieru
Roa Rae tcraasgH SnrNguH1t
s}tgciuoal8 init 0w'cT Aa1eeN
uaerwjJs, bat SAB IL Nt
S1rlui g5aian @re6tr
'iio 3u uTteglt3psg Na
aaaSlua Sc9
Sorotlg Sa NraeM
eys i
eet1r, a, 9l Sei
n71i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
GnsfanS.
graiiStnt iyaIlicreR
2onOom 27 3,at

9on0om p NSat
@ra0ent 6aaier@ perbrahls SEN
lroBten Ebcll DeS &crmiltalS Naau
Eipl0mateu #uB0 8erirgtcr scr #elll.
lilheu bltrgerliheH @eieaiiaa jW
Ct Sames &llut 3u emp aa3ta.
am 8abmittaa uahm er an cIaem
s elenuer tbeL PAS ibm pom Sor0
0lapor uuo 0cn @eaorOeH Ser 6uu
Of 9ou0ou IN Ser aiitoriihtu @atl0
Dali ge8eben Wnr0e Nla eg 0urdl
BE Sta0i i1lar. trgtten iam oic92ep.
t6enmniien oie teios Setter ser
Strahe e~inia5ien 5EtanSiS GDatio.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
3rphibitipniittn firnrrih

Ndlei05. Q. 8, 26. Mai.
%ei Ser beuttgen @a6l, in Ser e.
iit nm Ole 6rage attodeu o0er naB~
h%af0elt baben naem Aniheine mad
Die @robT5itioniiten nit 10000 ODER
mebr Sitmmen delieat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

Sin II graESent.

Qima. IS Dlai.
Senor Ton 9u9uIto q 9cguia
muroe bettc ais 3a6iotger Oes Or.
EarOo gum Qriitoeutcn BON Eeru
geua6lt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

8io SoneIro "a Niii
&rafoant 0eHud lau0ia 0em Sen.
lrgB euae @st tu't Wortu III per
No6 Ser t~iriiih eutmasicne
&,rira9 mlt acW &es Si35icu wo.
Nlh Nit Redie Ul-sc1.airisg @arpr.
0ic BsA ;Arem WebuytS.a,Ne 3arld.
ssare1 scltigb, Wcroea iai.sH ian,.
tioHty. wcrNga We6te.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

M it, Cine gre &o.acn
e.'n md wuwe ConI
cc eebraa4 uateg. a
Nvauen .l IseL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
8iuiidcn Senfdlaub nHS 6raHtreid
brrri6cH in Der @arOffOfrage
feline Siffsreu5eH.
aadsas.
Die Armse oes @enerals 8asoaHi
siebt nd 6%emuraIiirt 5nrid, nm
iid 81 rsOrsauiiiren.
gusOaui's Sngs65Fiss OeFBnitst.
Berlin. a. g2ai.

Berlin. q. I1ai.
Gin boaitdn0iges GinDerne5men
puiiden 5rantreid uno 9eutihIauO
in ge3ug auf glaroffo ioI beute,
mie bier erflart miro, i'm 2aufe Der
aoHieren3 5tpiihen 0em iran3oitifen
gotihaiier fir 8elatlaR0 Ht.6am'
BON un0 6errn BON Shoen, Dem
oeitifen Wtiuiiter Oes @usUartiaen
cr3ielt woroen ietH. Obwobl aus Dem
Ydniiierium 0es 4usm0rtigen bier
uber Hihts b~erIdutet, miro 0ob Oft.
5i0s mit9etbeilt 6aB Die 6rase Der
militarn6en GttupatIon 0es mlli-
ridden @ebietes ourb 6rantreih Be.
iproten pur0e mo 0aB Beriiherrm.
gen geaebeH mur0en, DAB 5ranfreld
mad Notwithstanding 0es Hormalen
3ultan0eS ieine Iruppeu aQulabllh
3uriid5iebeH plr0e un0 MIR eIn5elne
8ommanoos, aus frau3oiiben unO
mauriihen SolOaten 3uiammen9e.
iest. CUR 9ewahuug 3urudbIei6en
mirOen. Gieia goiten ioaeu iblieB.
lid, ME ausgemndt iuur0e. gon3 Den
mauriiden SolOoteH u~berlaiieu perr
ben. Sn 6e5iermgsfreiien lit man
NIT Dem 8eiultat 0ieier Goniereu3
iebr 3ufrieoeu unO man erpartet bin.
mem Sturgeon 0aOon CUTE @irfuu9en.
8eitere 9lanSerHng.
Mefiue3. Rarotfo. 81. Roi.
Die aHbauser Mnlai 6aiio's. 0es
8egeRlaitans. piiInoerten bepte 0as
Saus BeneraI 9aa0ani 3. oes Ober.
b%eiebl5dbers oe5 Scores a6O.el.a}i3.
oes le9iiimen 5ultaus pou Maroffo.
uno iibrten sic Mlitglieoer non BEL
len 6amilic ms @eiangniB. @eHe.
ral Wag0auis grWoer mar ihon Dor.
Der bon g}aIai Saiio in Sait genom.
men porOsn.
@aaonui BeidJt 5urid.
Mabat. Marofio. "a. Rai.
SniDise aes a6iaas Der qpuic bonn
gbaraH0a@ Stamm 500 if 6iearmee
@boel 43i5. fommau0irt bon @en,-
raj 8ag6ani. N Scr Gidtumg ouf
Ncbe0ia 3uriid. Sort ioa Elm Der.
iuh gem0ht meraen. Sas Seer aau
an oraanifiren. lie 3egieruussbe.
BORDEN iiUo ucaen ser ihledteugIus.
lidt iiir oen 6riola ab6.etgl3l8 &c.
gen ieinen g'ru0er SaiiN iebr euima.
LhiaL
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17

Highway Commissioner Atwood is hav-
ing the cutters cleaned out in the Thorn
ton section.
An Easter festival will be gwen in the
near future in Calers Hall for the benefit
of 81. AIMS Chapel
The Congo Minstrel Troupe will give a
show in the Congregational Church OF the
evening OF Saturday, May and.
Isaac Saunders broke his ankle on Fri
day of last week 10y fall from the staging
of a new house on Fletcher street.
At a session of the Probate Court held
OF Tuesday, action or the estate OF tmma
V. Deadly was continued until Friday.
High Mass anda special musical pro.
gram will be the features of the Easter
service at the Church of the Holy Nativity.
Last Sunday was as dry as the Sahara
desert in Thornton. Thirsty pilgrims
from the city returned with the same thirst
they brought out.
The Cranston Republican Club was or.
gained last week Edward Westcott was
elected president, Larry Golini vice prcsi-
dent, Thomas Taylor secretary and Frank
Golilni treasurer.
Antonio Russo cut Carlo Sontagno quite
seriously about the lace OF Sunday night,
in an alteration near the old school house
by Chief OF Police Ducharme and Frank
Golini, Cranston constable. A. Russo is
now at Cranston awaiting trial.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17
TRIMTOWN

Smoke from the Chelsea fire was discer-
uible in this place.
Collectors of antiques have been offer
ing fancy prices for heirlooms through this
section.
For stylish up-to-date Easter Hats at
low prices see DesRoches', Olneyvie
Square.
A fine young son, named Clarence Mil
ton, has entered the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lowell
Mr. Spaulding and family from New
Hampshire have recently purchased and
moved to the Johnson farm.
The prevailing high winds OF the past
week have broken branches from trees and
moved everything movable.
The sound OF +. w. Wheeler's ice cream
bell heard Wednesday on its first trip OF
the season, was pleasantly suggestive of
delicious cream and summer days.
The spring migration OF birds is well un-
der way. The song sparrow, flicker, phebe,
purple finch myrtle warbler, martin, aud
marsh hawk have been noted, beside the
robins and blue birds.
Calvin Woodward died Saturday after
brief illness from pneumonia. The funeral
was solemnized on Tuesday from his late
residence at the Davis farm, Rev. John
Meehan from No. Scituate Advent Church
officiating, Interment was in Pocasset
Cemetery.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Green was held on Sunday at
the home of its parents. Prayer was offer
eel by Rev. Jonathan Eldredge of Foster
and appropriate hymns rendered by
chorus. Burial was Glenford Cemetery,
North Scituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17
THORN TON
ganist

Printing of all kinds at the TIMES on &C
The Victoria Mill shut down on night
work last week.
The organ fo1 the Congregational
Church has arrived.
Miss Beatrice Weston is employed as
cashier at Dalton * Greaves
Rev. w. h. Taylor spoke at the Congre.
gational Church Sunday evening.
The Thorntons defeated the Pocassets
last Sunday by a score of s to 4.
Quite extensive repairs are being made
at the Smmonsvllle school house.
George Straw of New Britain, Conn,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
The services on Palm Sunday were very
largely atteuded at St. Rocco's Church.
William Taylor has severed his connec
tion with the British Hosiery Company.
The b. G. and NJ. c. Club have social
in Calefs Hall on Easter Monday evening
The New Hampshire lost two games out
of three to the Packwacks on Monday even
ing.
w. A. Woodmansec & Son sell the In.
ternational Stock Food, Plainheld street
annex.
The Peckham mill at Morgan Mills
started up on Monday after a shut down OF
a week
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17

a new fruit store has opened on Hart
ford avenue.
Library Hall Is let for nearly every even.
ing for the next two weeks.
{. J. DesRoehes has opened wholesale
millinery store in Fall River.
Easter Candies, fine chocolate mixture
FOR aSc. per pound, Chocolate Almonds $50
per pound, Chocolate Nougatines, Month
,vidoes, Coffee or 81. Josephine, 2Se. pei
pound, Salted Peanuts, ISc. per pound
Candy IN fancy boxes SOC to 81 2S A nice
box for 2Sc to soc per box. BYRON a.
SMITH, Prescription Druggist, 10 Oney
vile Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17
Lenten Concert.

"The Story of the Cross, Lenten Can
tata 10y Dudley Buck, the well known com
poser will be given on this evening at Sp.
m, at the Plain6eld Street Free Baptist
Church. The solosts are Mrs. b. J Coli
son, soprano; Miss lea Emmett, alto; Vic
tor Francis, Edward l.. Clarke and Beuil-
min Briggs basses and O b. White tenor;
also ladies quartette consisting of Mrs. b
J. Collision and Miss Helena Brindle sop
ramos and Miss lea Emmett and Mrs. Jesse
Orton altos. There will be chorus of
twenty-five voices. The eantata will be
given under the direction Of W. +. Ro-
wand and Miss J. Hope Wright is the or
ganist.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17

ManZan Pile Remedy. Price soc. Is
guaranteed. Put up reaody To use. one
application prompt relief TO any form
OF Piles. Soothes and heals.-GRADY.
the ApothecarY 916 Westminster St
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17

ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready 90
use, put up In a cOllapsible tube with
nozzle attached. one application proves
It's merit SOOthcs and heals, reduces
Inflammation and relieves soreness and
itching. For all forms Of Piles Price
s0C. GuaTanteed.-GRAD the ApOth-
ecary, sic Westminster 81.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-06-17
MANY VOTES FOR TAFT
Sure Of Over Six Hundred on
Temporary Roll Call.
HEARING OF CONTESTS ENDS
Republican National Committee at
Chicago Concludes Its Work
in That Direction.
HEARING OF CONTESTS ENDS

Chicago, June 13.-The Republican
national committee has completed the
hearings of all contests submitted,
and turned its attention to other mat
tiers. 1t has been in session for seven
days of actual work, and has decided
contests in voting PIG seats on tenn
porary roll call. These contests have
been decided as follows: For Taft
Alabama %, Arkansas 2, Florida 8,
Georgia 16, Kentucky 8, Louisiana Is,
Mississippi 16, Missouri 6, North Caro-
lima Is, Ohio Z, Oklahoma 10, Penn
sylvania 1, South Carolina 8, Tennes-
see Is, Texas 36, Virginia 1S, Alaska
2, Arizona 2. Total, PIG.
For Foraker-Virginia 2, Ohio /.
Total, 8.
AS Taft had 3S7 instructed delegates
before the national committee began
the hearing of contests he will now
have total of 603 delegates on the
temporary roll call, without taking in
to consideration any that have either
endorsed him or declared for him in
any other manner.
The only complete defeat sustained
by the Taft delegates in the contests
was in the Fifth Virginia district,
where a Foraker delegation was seat
ed because man was allowed to act
as secretary of the district convention
who had issued a call for a cOnVen-
ton in his own county ''for white men
only" 1t was believed by the mem
bers of the convention that if they al
lowed the delegates from the conven-
ton at which this man had acted as
secretary to be seated in the national
convention that it would place the
party ln the light OF approving call
issued to q portion Of the voters. For
this reason it was decided to seat the
contestips Foraker delegates.
In Louisiana, Ohio and Tennessee,
split delegations were seated, the en-
tire delegation from Louisiana being
considered as one contest. The action
Of the committee in dividing the Louis
lana delegation made no difference to
the Taft strength inasmuch as both
factions were for Taft. The Tennes-
see division was made in the Eighth
district in response to urgent appeals
of National Committeeman Brownlow
of that state, who asked that it be
done for the purpose of healing local
differences and giving the party a
better chance Of electing a Republi-
can representative. The delegation
from the Sixth Ohio district was di-
vided on the evidence submitted
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-06-17
CURFEW LAW FOR DOGS.
Montclair IN. ~ Council to Act on
Complaints About lliqht BARKING,

Montclair IN. J.) Council to Act on
Complaints About Night Barking.
The town Of Montclair, N. J., is to
have curfew law for dogs A meas
ure introduced In the town council,
which approves of it, requires that
when the town bell rings every night
at 8 o'clock all dogs shall cease their
barkings and remain quiet until 6
o'clock the next morning.
The new ordinance, which was pre-
sented by Charles II. Hartshorne, a
Jersey City lawyer who is a member
Of the council, provides that in case
any resident of Montclair allows his
dog to bark between 9 p. NJ and 6
a. N. he may be fined So. A repeti-
ton of the offense may incur fine Of
$40. Another section of the ordinance
relates to dogs that bite. It reads that
mo one shall allow his dog to attack
or bite any one on the public streets
and imposes penalty Of SIS for the
first ofense. The second offense will
result in the death of the dog and q
$40 fine against the owner
There has been much complaint in
Montclair about barking dogs Some
time ago lawyer notified the town
council that his mother-in-law, who
had come to spend three weeks at his
home, was compelled to depart within
two days because she could not stand
the racket made at night by the dogs
in his section Of the town.