davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
gratnIutiOusidreiben fir ben Eapit.
Berlin. % 0ftnhar

Ser &eidsfoBler 5arit b. Billion
empfina ben O6erpraiioenten Ser
RbeiHprooin8. Or 6retberrn o.Sdor.
lemer. Gieier miro oemnahit pon
aoblen5 ans oie 9eiie uad) Rom an.
tretell. nm Dem &apit Elm eigen6an.
otgeS @ratuiationsihreib 0es sal.
ierS sum soIoenen 9rieiteriubi(Gum
IN itberdebeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
gnf cine semsiniduftlids Rots Ser
9ladts 1T guIgariens 5aaiamssit
5nrhdsufabren.
RaGssn nItimatam.
Sn England nuo SentidIano errsst
bic @rrSfftntlidlnng eines JRter.
0ieTS Aufeben.
acuHcruuscn aaiier @ilbslms.
@ofio. % OF.

Cola, q. OFT.
Gie GntiAeiouna Der bulgariidea
heaieruHJ, bic 1|ln5eruieHen 8eierDet
81 eaiiGieH. .pur0e lUie Jet betaHlt
ra eiitd cine acueinlaHe Boritel.
IuaI @roBbriiaumegs. 6raufreits,
~giuBlaa0# CClrdlan0s uH0 Sta.
less iUelde uabeju ais eiu Ultima
tHn 6eirahict wer0en muBte. Oeran.
iaBi. Ge UHr0en Der 6ulgariiden
9e3lerma BON 0en aeHanuieu @r0B.
uldicH HabejW gleiAiauten5e 9loteE
uterae5en iH oenen f%aie3opiih per-
lonai ur6c. mHcr6al5 orei LaJea
oie AeiercGR 3u eHilaf Fen mo 3lu Ur.
6igaHg Beg 0ntidla0tA.tnla rage TO-
iprt 8erir,ier nadi NaaitaatH0pel 3l
iPaocn. 9s Wurog NItlga len 81 PER.
iic3cn 9e1e5eM 0oB Doi Der Wits
iu8raHl oieicr Tor0eruaE ollein 81
@HcrtcHlgnd ser lluabbaH9i8ieit
@ni9aricns 1bhimc aui Brun0 0ie.
isr 9loin erfIarte iih 8llgarien De-
ret oat %Soroefuneen Der @roB-
m..dte uah3utoHmen
Sobrnnie rr5iiaet.
5cija e. Cn
Gtaic muroe dicr be perblnfiNon
0r tli1atiihea efire8e6una eroii.
me-, Ger Ser Her0iuaa0 perlas la
NerioH be l%hroureoe 0tc in mae.
mciB irieo.ihem Zone a26dIigu mar.
er b.gilt otaie iR ieiner Rcoe ben
reilidlcu aurS ieiHer ReaierunR.
G8s WHfe Sieac ogr 8foe lc'ua
a6feoe unb A3oGitaao iiebcH aui
Hg eiHrcr 0aS am s Cttober iu
fraego eltiliiei iuuroe uHo TO
8aale 0i Wein iagiere9 mo tort,
s1riiiHt Belt mih bei ser Der
tie aIa88 urigref lerehign adg iH
erlaHalnl1 pcE Srleoen MAO 0cr.
lfeiiHHa acr 3miinaiioH im 9alf0R
Bu n%nigrinJbcu~
1er Nerrl der nCrinridt In ser
r hroHrroe 0Hatd0iauna fir ate ae.
ffdlen alHpriide le1en ieinc Aeaie
rH8a. GO Wm35uic Ste J6rfei nidt
oailir atwr itinfu neuiidlen 0mWaHg
balm aaiicr 6ran8 sSoiep6 offs pc.
asi2 inr Sic mo~6iponeH9e 6alhHg
Observation-Disclosures
Or ialIob ieire Reoc NIT Scr Soil.
nana 300 Rlfblan0 oieies nene To-.
lpiia'c 8eidt oas lem ei8euer prof.
Una iei nidt oeriaiifa mer0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
@idltrt fdI icIbit.
gu0aueit, 27. 81

8u0apelt, u. Aft.
Gie bieI6eiprodenen geite4unas-
unO Sali6ungssaHairen Oes Dor eini-
gen 8agen flidtig g~elporoeHen frii-
bereH Nbgeoroneten b. 2atfoc3p ba.
ben einen iaben a5idluB gefunoen.
SatfOcn bat in elmer Qerben6eilan-
italt in @ra5, in Der er lluterfunft
geimtoen, ieinem 9eben NIT etgener
SaHO Elm @m9e gemn6t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
experimentation.
@ien, q. Oft.

1919 -
@ie aus gser in 9obmcn hIeara.
p6iih genelOet miro. 1T aeaen SEN
oortigen @i3es9ur8ermeiitc gernar.
Sin Elm 0is5ipIinar gScrfabrcn einge-
leitet moroen. Ser @runo su Der Be.
abiittigten NaBregelmg lit folgen.
ser:
Ger 8i5e-9argermeiitcr bate i'm
@uftrage Der StaOt Gger offsieu an
Der fiir5Iiben au1teauns ser @is-
mard6i9te in ser y@aIboua" BEL BE
genSburg tDeil 55a'Hamen mo bate
an Der @uite einenaran5 nit idapar3-
rotb-goI0ener 5hIeiie nieOeraelegt.
SIR oieie art Der 9etbCiliquna an
Der oeuti6en 6eier ioa SER 9ernor-
Din Jest allf 0isjiplinnriidem @ege
aus ieinem Arnte entfernt merOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
SonanO.
GaitrO's gerlanscn fir HnUcrI@6mt
erfl6rt.

erfl6rt.
Saag. q. Oft.
Die Autfport oes grafoenten Ga.
itro ouf sic srpeite boGGnoiihe 9sote
an sic Oene3olaniihe Resierung lit
i'm auspartigen Nnte nod nidyt elm.
aetroifen uno miro aud nor @nfana
ndhiter Node nidt %errpartet. Ser
Q6niiter oes 4uspartigen erfl1rt
Gaitro's @erlangen nod A6ien0nna
zines pertrauenspoIen agenteu 5ur
&egeIuHg Ser 5fpii6en Ben beiOen
2Gnoern idsoebenoen Gifiereusen. fir
cine lluoerhdmtbeit i~opoersglei.
den. lie boIldnOiihe 8eaierung
miro ami feinen SOL auf 0ieie 5or0e.
rung %eingeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
gcncincia.
9aitra anntbIia nadaiebin.

@iaa1tao, 26 0si.
Bon &~Ene9ca gIcr eiIl8eiro1ene
9rieie melSclL ouB Gas oeae3oleHiide
@oH cine baloigc @eilc1lgis Ser
Sdspierig5CFen S1uiitsa 0ouaEs uRS
@ea@nda caOarici. lie @ci9erand
oes 4~rdiiSeHten @aitro. cas- Zarci
pom IA 9lai aH5uNc1ea. U!ro mgr
ais EN- Nlnn00er beiraatst 0as Sa3g
sieuea ioH. ste 4uimcgtiaatfeit b5n
Sem ErcJen oe- 3e5ola,lcaitc ID.
~salerteR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
@erbananihD0ae gLmtufahrt.
8ien, q. Oft.

NitH, .. III.
Dor 5fuei 3agen begann ser bier
anidiiiae aapt. Clarence @Dner. Elm
reiher amerifaner. NIT elmer Srau
8eitin aus Chile cine Nutcmobiitour
mad England. Bel 1tuuitein inCber.
bapern neruugIiifte ser MCtorpagea
tpabreno or etncn iteilen @ea bin.
nnterfubr. Srau 9eftin ms Ser
6hauffeur muroen auf Ser Stcne ge-
t6otet uno @nner ifsDer berleet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
ceitsrrsid unaarn.
Sic @anmnna Ors eanOiaafs.

Sie Stunning Ses SanSihafs.
gSien. g. Gftober.
Die &dunun5 0es San0ihafs pon
miro sum SdlHb ses De.
nats c0er anfaHgs 3o1ember 6eenOet
iein. Gatuit mirS Don Seiterreif.
llngarn Elm tueiterer @aueis aelie.
iert, DaB e beitrebt lit. nit ser Siir.
fei 81 einem 6ei0erieiti1 5u~irieOeHitel-
Len0pn 4nsaIeih 81 aelannen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
On nianilrrra Gam.
"a Nelerg blrl. IS. NJ

F"FE ""FH " - ~"
Ter aronprin3 @eora BON Serbirn
trai ais 9elgra0 bier Elm uno lit Ger
.@ait 0es 3aren Rifolous I'm @iuier.
pdlait.
g. wuroe ibm am 9a6nbof cine
0Datlon BON mehrcren Sm0ert @er.
.f0nen Oarlebradt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

%ls ess &arl1meri al
wgrNe bstano cas- uner
lao giEran nHa IS Nor
0t A~e5ierllta bate Clr
ran "a.
&a oU Erogis Cue,
Ia 9rih5 8oImn
uus 9-sn ere NI
tsE DerSgE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01

Berlin, q. Sfi.
Gle a@ovOoeutihe AHgemeiue 3ei.
tuna, 0as oifiBeIie 9tnrOitid ser
Regierung nimmt beute Der.
aulaiilng. iih nit Ocl gelen Geufif-
lano nn0 Ceiterreidl .llnaaru aeriA.
teten 9eencIOnngen aepiiier Hrs.
l~sn0Sbldtter SIT beihditt1en. IS bciBt
0a: a3ic 3niidea zen @ladlen idaue.
benoen gerban0lunaen meroen 0nrh
Die ModeHlhoiieR sgluiier eu5Iijher
uno iran3onher 9latter niht gei6r.
0ert. 8ieie @ahinatiouen beSueden
MIR fr.poIe Nerhehnna Ser 4atione1.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
9rntidlanS.
1is sOsiaIOcmOtratcu nnS SisgOIsu.

8oien, %. Gftober.
Sn elmer am Sounag bier abaebaI.
tenen &eriammlung oon tonaage.
benOen So5iaI0emofraten Ser Bro.
pins 4oien uuroe beihIoiien. in Sic.
lem Sabre nit llntaritiibung ser 30.
len iid aud an ben aommunalpab.
len al betheilideu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
9nifflide 9nterpsaatiou.


KQEte, 20. AttQpeI.
SIM 2auie oieier @ohe miro sic
Reaierunq in ser Gegutirtentammer
interpeairt meroer5 melde ShrItte lie
golen 0en glrbeiterbun0 we3cu Ger
non 0icicm in Dem tn Warieitle Dor
cinilen Ealen abge6altcneu &ouareB
aciaBten hodoerr6therdheH @eihiii.
ic. unicrnonlnteH babe o0er 5u unter.
1e0eufe. Sn Ser Snterpefla.
ton miro 0aralH %hiuaepieien pcrOen.
0a6 i'm @onarenB iTber 0ie ~follcuOen
sSrolen oebattirt mar0e: u io0 Ser
8oulrcb Id iir ben Autimllitaris.
muiS oaS lit aegen 00s Seer ertld,
rem; p ucaa io, ioa in 5rieoen53eit
0ir Tobneuiluht ooer Sic &erpciae.
ruug oes @cloriams empiohlen rUcr.
Sen. uno 81 ioaen Sic gum arbc;ter.
buno %qeb0rtaen @Iicnbdbuangcitca.
ten i'm Talle zines 9riraeS iih mel.
qerH. Sruppeu an Ste @reu3e So be.
iorocrH2 &Igemein lit mon Ser
AnWti. SAB 0aS 8abinctt Glemen.
cCau. oaS iid 5unddlit 0ni SIZE ~io3ial.
0cmofratiidca uno ~raot0len Gle.
mcntcn i'm 9arEament itiitt. iih luei.
aern mira 0ieie Interpolation sn
b-elueuorten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
9oIuiidDe SdnIcn gci6lOReu.
g8aridhnn. % Cf.

NNAIIuIuN. q. III.
aui AnorSunnaen ser W%ouperneu.
re iiH0 idmmtlide polutiden 8rioat.
lhuIen geihloiieu mor0en neil ieit
Ginger 3eii id9li6 in 0en 5traBen
Ansriiie auf ruiiihe Smoenten ac.
mahi |ueroeH. Die 9olen ba6en ae.
1en 0ic'es @ouseben bel Ser 1uma
pr%oleiHrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
% lampi.E

&erlia. 26. 1T
Cine hici3e ta,eamtlsde Geul.
tc~tS1leitl;r 0~ey5iienliiht hsa,e Sas
uitst Ser Noafercnset auii6cr
atm ul' Aer 9piniiter 0es a1sp11.
ter %SCclsta ulS 0cm AaihstanS.
.eg 2 &itlcn uno SeIn 1.st etrct0r
Hcuberu q Sdcsr In &eraiE.
su1s rut ser &aigaaira3a Tie @elt.
t9a.unB lsgtei
De Stlsnde Rt3fevuna 1T tn
p H,at gcltn Ser 3grlauieH n.
cuaicu Ssait1utcseys Eie
y vuo SIP rn 8e5urtiud
estaseu Sc S5atiste en- aas eits
cun3 Scr 9f5tte Hav Saau 81.
Wr t1rA. ayaf u1tsr o.,
.rH see @eglaHer &srtra1
lleasrc ulaaar .r
0H aaa M ser
rg5 SCI Ur'ersrtieaAa &ga.
5erric lie Sfs 8s.
csrs1-u car n S1no-
- & SIS is s;i u 80 2ass IT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
&ia mciter grdFSeut blrbea.

@taoi Nterto. q. Nifoba.
IN cHgcn aegie peroiicRtlialcu
ci1cnca &geie crGart Nrduo,ut G:ai
300 @eridt SAB w iidl van Sabre
1910 uah ablaui ieincs aeleNpdrii
ltn AmtsttefiH5 We QtpEle5cB
3ltrudjic1sH uoae fWr peririai ana
nitaNrtaoci Ger base nirr Ctncn ser
aritlen SSaa}h 30taffrt Nia} licai
i1 ott'ta1eII. ar ~ t.uea Wt.tcren
4mieitfalt la4i ualcru a%autjmtt
mttrNe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
g1rnt0lltc.
5eHsreid-llnsuru it bsreit. Fd an
ciner Salfan 6OHfsrsn5 81
bstbeiIigrn.
@udt 3nssfaubaiiie.

Bic bnlsariide 6ceirrHus it MIN be
reit, Der Sarfsi cine GHtiaaOieung
far bic ~BerlOreHcH EberbObsits-
redte 81 ;ableu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
aranfreid.
wilbnr @riaht as qehrmeiier.

sc Mans, %. OCTOBER.
Ger amerttaniidle 2uitibiiier @tl.
bur 9Srigbt ert6eilte beute ieinen CT.
item llnterridt IN Der 6iibring ieiHes
aeropians IN llebereinitimmuna NIT
elmer &laaiel 0es nit Dem iran3o.
SDHoifat abseihloiienen Bee.
fanfsfoutratts mouoh er eine9ln3ahl
Berionen nit Der 0anobabmg ieries
Aeroplons uertraut MAIDEN muB.
Sein beutiger 5d,aler mar Der @raf
De 2ombert. gs fdu0en orei 6lHIe
itatt. u. 8 un0 Is 0tinmten 01uernS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
Sa6rif FIR ArroplaHe.

Hcrlin. 2. ct.
7ie SiemeaSsSauisvtae der elcF-
tri3ifdi@Derfe erridien bel Gaucn
Reaieyum9sb9irf Sots0am tne "a.
brit fgr leut5are 2ui5aQons ans
@leiiiluaer. aevcnIlne.
sir IN Sen hieiiseh Gtl5ti7cHeriS
I'M 9aW beayii'sner ~icns5aysr 9aQan
ie5s ieiaer Gmnatt5ea &aagnSlms
Mitaasen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
Wcrifo.
gisr5ia 9nOinner o,t5Stet.
OF 4aio Ger. o. Cf.

VI 8alo. Ter. %. DIT.
Sier ein9rirofieuen Wliiibelunaen
3niolae iono n6r0llh BON 9ltar. ia
Siaate @ouera Elm aah,pf ppiidea
Rapa8o- uuo gaqui noianern itatl.
IN iUeldem 20 ser Iebieren aet6Otes
iooroeR tpareH. Rad Ben 8erihtsn
Dot Oie merifoniihe @eaieruna Sic
Rdpoaos belpaiiuet uno 0ieie babcn
Damn Die 2kanis tn cinen &iuierbalt
gelodt mo tie aet6otet Ole 9e-
.ridie lina iibrisens nod uiht amt
lib beiiatiat.
glisbee artsona 28. Oft.
Tah emem @barmatel IN ser
.glGbt poa 4srmeiillo. Nicrifo. 6ei
Wcihem 40 g0dnlN u0ianer aet00tcf
.Wur0en. ~lieitrfr iih Nule. Ser Ndnpt-
liua ocr teiuoliAW 9aaui &Roiduer,
0tu Nehor0gn in 0ermoiiao ans.
Her W%ou9eruclu 0es Siaatc8 Souora.
{0rrce fgdrit beuie Don icincr en-.
rolsnciie furlbd uHa miro miamear
Ben AbidluB tlHeS oeu Na0jancr Rlin.
ililcu aefua1ra rrp0rict ms ba-
orrh cin 0aueruScr Srie0en bprae
ffelt n4erNee
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-11-01
|gin5 GiteI 6rieSrih SIR aaOaaeric
f0mmaHOirt.
Berlin. q. Of.

NtLttA II. LII
Ter &rinj Gitel Srie0rih 0es aoi.
iers speitcr Sobn. welder 0isber
NaIptmann un0 61ef scr geibfom,
paapie ees J. @duOeAeaiments 5. s..
mar, lit ais gscaoronsdei sum 9eib.
@ar0e Suiarcn Regiment abfom.
niou0iri moroen. GeS &rin8en Sc.
mahllu. 3%eboreue Ser3o1in Sophie
Glarlette ban GI0enbara. lit sum
Gbef Oes u Graaoner-Rcgiments in
@ueien trraanHf per0eu.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-04
COUNTER CLAIMS
MADE FOR SENATOR
AND GOVERNOR
Some Say Kean Will Get IL
Votes to Lead Delegates,
Others That lie Won't.

Deep interest is felt by Republicans
of the State in the dinner that will be
held tonight in the Union Club, New
York, -given by c. Ledyard Blair and
Richard II. Williams to the delegates
from this State to the national Re
publican convention.
The interest is because of the fight
between Governor J. Franklin Fort
and United States Senator John Kean
for the Craftsmanship of the delegation
This will be discussed, if not settled.r
The contest is said by some Repub-
licans to have grown to bitter propor-
tions.
It was stated today that there is
little doubt of the selection of the Sem
ator and that he would have seventeen
votes. If this be so, the Governor will
have only seven. on the other hand.
friends Of tho Governor say that he has
sixteen. This would leave only eight
for the Senator
Former Governor Franklin Murphy
was among those invited TO the dinner,
but he had to leave today for Chicago
to meet with the National Republican
Committee tomorrow.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-04
Mrs. Minnie Eckhard Says
Henry Used to Count the
Eggs and the Potatoes.
VANISHED ON TWELFTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Believes Missing Halter, Who
She Ayers Was Awfully Close,
Is Still in This City.
[speeIaI o the EvanIng star.l

TRENTON, June 4.--In the bill for
divorce on the ground of desertion,
which Louis ]. Beers, of Newark, as
counsel tor Mrs. Minnie Eckhard, has
filed against the latter's husband,
Henry, the latter takes rank as the
meanest man, so his wife declares.
Mrs Eckhard, whose home is at 231
East Kinney street, charges that her
husband, whom she has not seen in
ten years, but whom she now believes
is somewhere in the vicinity of New
ark. kept such strict tab on household
supplies that he counted the eggs.
onions, apples and potatoes, each cup
of tea or coffee consumed and even the
sticks of macaroni.
He had a set of scales, which he kept
under lock and key so they could not
be fixed" py his wife, and three times
daily would inspect the contents of the
larder. If there was a coffee bean
short. we'll Mrs Eckhard and the
neighbors knew it.
The couple were married on october
7. 1886, and twelve Years later to a day,
October 7, 1898, Eckhard made good his
oft-repeated threat Of leaving her, this
being used when his parsimony had
particularly aggravated his wife, and
left her with a 6-year-old boy. The lat
ter, now 16 is with his mother. Eckhard
is a halter by trade, and lately his
wife learned that he has been seen in
the Oranges.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-04
MURPHY OFF TO
CHICAGO To NAIL
DOWN NOMINATION
His $50 Delegates Give Him a
Lead for the Vice.
Presidency.

Former Governor Franklin Murphy
left Newark today for Chicago, where
he win take part in the work of the
Republican national committee ard the
executive committee of that body. The
opportunity of his presence among the
leaders of the party in committee, and
others who will be on hand during its
deliberations, undoubtedly will be seized
by him to develop his boom for the
ce-presidential nomination..
Mr.. Murphy went to Jersey City to
meet some other members of the ma
tional committee SO that they could
make the trip together. They left
there on the Chicago Limited of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. which passed
through this city at lips without
making a stop.
Confidence unusually great is pos
sessed by friends of Mr.. Murphy in
regard 10 his chances for the nominal
tion. He starts into the activities of
the campaign now with the votes cf
1856 delegates to the convention assured
to him, which is more than any other
candidate so far mentioned has been
able to obtain.
The only danger, in the view of the
former Governors friends. is that New
York may unite on a candidate for the
place. but the contest there is so bitter
that healing up OF the fight is almost
impossible.
The battle is between former Secre-
tary George Cortelyou and Congress
man Sherman. Cortelyou's connection
with the collections made four years
ago for the Roosevelt campaign from
the big insurance companies in New
York has created a prejudice that
brought out the candidacy Of the Con-
gresham, and who, by the way, is an
unwilling participant in the game.
Besides the twenty four delegates
from this State, there are pledged to
the New Jerseyman the 36 votes of
Missouri, 16 from Nebraska, "a from
Illinois and 26 from Iowa These dele
cations are all influential ones and
will be able to attract to them the
delegations of other States.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-04
READY WITH TORCH
AND STAKE TO BURN
WOODBURY. FIEND
South Jersey Posse Securing Country for Negro
Who Fatally Beat Miss Nellie HigginbOtham,
Member Of Leading Family.
SHERIFF MAY CALL FOR TROOPS TO PROTECT
PRISONER, WHO ATTACKED HER AT PORCH
Especial to the Evening star.1
WOODBURY.. June 4.

+
b Nellie Hggnbotham
A Humid OF ms wi neg assaia
threaten to burnE Tim at he st
In he a
QUITO all
lad little hope revng
the neg skull
belief
posses
man
Hggbotham is only "a old is interested in millinery
in
shvrs hundred
af
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-04
THOUSANDS TO
RESUME WORK IN
The ERIE SHOPS

NEW YORK June president
underwood, of tne Erie Railroad COM
,anv o,,~ has issued instructions to place
p,,"y' ~. locomotive and car shops ON a
a.. an tliT honr day basis 1t is the intention
zen. .,o no' company to immediately begin
oI mo lLu All equipments, which mas
lepaitire t9ie Inv reason of lack of business
The resumption of work VIII slfe ,,f mem eela
,,,ovnont 10 several thousahuS u p''''
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BROWNS IN ATTEMPT
TO REACH ROCK TO FISH.

TRENTON, June Awhile attempt
ing TO wade to rock to fish in the
Delaware River, just back of the State
House today. Charles Goff stepped into
a hole and was drowned. He was 30
years old
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ON
HORSEBACK SHOOT
UP MINING TOWN

PITTSBURG, June Following the
holding up and robbing of a Pennsyl-
vania express train and a street car,
this vicinity was treated to a third wild
western affair early today when two
men, masked, heavily armed and riding
horseback, smashed the window Of the
Monongahela Consolidated Coal and
Coke Company's general store at Bos-
ton, a mining town nearby, appropri-
ated valuable articles and galloped
away, firing revolvers. At the same
place several weeks ago two masked
men held up a street car at the point Gf
revolvers, robbed eleven passengers and
the crew.
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CLEVELAND CONTINUES TO
SHOW IMPROVEMENT

pp1NcEToN, June 4.-The conai'ioil l ra
FItl1T o~asident Grover Cleveland re- re-
OF ia. eA-t unchanged from yesterday ~, 10
all appearances his coiiipie''
is not far distant
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BLOW OPEN SAFE
IN BANK, RIDE
Off WITH $4,000

TULSA, Okla, June 4-Robbers
cracked the safe of the bank of Fair
land, in Fairland, Oklahoma, thirty
miles east of here. early today and es-
capped with $4,000. The robbery was
committed by three men, who escaped
on horseback. Posses are in pursuit.
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Populari Excursion to Lake Hopatcong via
New Jersey Central Sunday, June 9TH. Round
trip tickets ST. children so cents Special train
leaves Broad ST., Newark. at 9.05 a. m.-Adv.
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When You Want Printing
90 10 the Baker Printing Company, 25l
Market street. Telephone S94.-Adv.
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Are You Interested THE EVENING STARS Free Ice? It's Mothers

at Will Be the Means of Saving the
Lives of Many Little Ones. Statement by
Health Officer David D. Chandler
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Threaten to Burn Him.

LAST WEEK OF HUNGARIAN
Orchestra at Koeh's Hotel sS4 Broad street
50 rooms. European plan. German cooking. --Ad-
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by this newspaper as starter The plan includes
lid for suffering infants and their mothers during
the heated term Additions to the fund are needed,
would have no means of relief Let those who
ave life
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Rubber Hose and Lawn Mowers.
dacknet & Doremus Co. 796-79s Broad st.--Adv.
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Outings at Coney Island

health excursionists after their trip down t
outings also have been arranged.
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viii be provided for babies in need OF pure, fresh
air. and for their mothers Luna Park will be
thrown wide open for THE EVENING STARS
e bay and out to sea. Trolley trips and other
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$lOO IS CONTRIBUTED

a,as. a.u VIII oe welcomed by these who otherwise
nave plehOy, give something A dollar may s.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-17
BROKEN PROMISE CASE
MAKES INDIAN SCANDAL

Muskogee, Okla, Sept. IA scan
dal which has created a sensation in
the best Indian society of Oklahoma,
and which is still being discussed in
whispers by the braves and squaws of
the redskin -four hundred" was
brought to light by breach of prom
ise suit recently filed here. Jacob S.
Brown, a wealthy Creek Indian Of
the highest social standing in his
tribe, and said to be worth $3.50, 900,
is the defendant in the suit, which
was brought by Mary d. Taylor of
Fort Smith.
The plaintiff is a comely woman
of "a, of mixed Spanish, Arabian and
Indian blood, and claims to be a de-
scendant of Pocahontas. She became
a mother last month and asserts that
the plutocratic Creek is the father of
her child. She asks $4,000 damages
from Brown for his failure to carry
out his alleged agreement to make
her his wife.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-17
SHEATH COATS ARE
NEW RAGE FOR MEN

Chicago. Sept 17.-Sheath effects
have invaded the male wardrobe. Mar
row. clinging coats guaranteed to
adhere closely to the form of man
and impart the same svelte appear
ance afforded by the other sex, will
be "the thing this fall and winter.
The fact was shown yesterday at the
opening of the American style and
fashion show at 1S5 Dearborn street.
Numerous samples Of the sheath
style in mems apparel were on dis
play. They were sent from all parts
of the country for the exhibition,
which many Chicago tailors assert
signifies that the nation is realizing
that the well dressed man follows the
STYLES accepted by Chicago.
one of the noticeable "sheaths'
was an exhibition from Pittsburg. 1t
was a business coat, Cut narrow
about the hips and fastened by two
cute cloth buttons, it slopes upward
In n delicate curve fitting snugly at
the shoulder and cut low in front.
The "invisible braid" running along
the edge of the lapel and cuffs was
declared "very proper"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-17
AMATEUR ATHLETES MEET
IN CHAMPION CONTEST

New York, Sept. 17.-With all the
athletes / nthe prime condition from
continuous competition and training
the national track and field senior
and junior championships Of the
Amateur Athletic union, which will
be held tomorrow and Saturday,
promise to be hotly contested. The
meet will be held at the Traverse Is
land track of the New York Athletic
club. During the last year some
good youngsters have been developed
all over the country and the compe-
titions in the junior events will be just
as exciting as those between the more
seasoned athletes. The sprints prom
ise to be especially close and the win
ners will likely have to travel in rec
ord time.