davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04

After tlse thrse games with Lima
Malion goes abroad for six days.
humping into Newark and Ianeas-
ter. 1t will be a hard trip but the
fans are confident that the Dlggers
are equal to the emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

calm gray eyes beneath his heavy gray eyebrows
shore bri her and closely scanned the shoreline
along which they bore. He scrutinzing it to
whether it too had grown older; but it showed
sign of retirement. 1t would be there to watch
1anguidly whole generations of other sailors pass
review long after he and all who knew him were
dead. 1t mmutable and supercilious! Well, it
didn't matter, anyway; it his last cruise.
THEY waiting for the Loggerhead when she
blew her thin. shrill whistle off Annapolis i'm
pertinently assuming the dignity of battleship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

Loggerhead at frequent intervals requiring halts
to be made while man dived overheard and
tore loose the mop of verdure; but the Rear
Admiral bore these annoyances with uniform
patience
INDEED, the only mishap in that strange voyage
= was in plane The cumbersome cradles were
coated with slime and crawled over the hills with
rheumatic groans and clanking chains like material
lied ghosts of forgotten traffic They never in
tended for small craft with view of transferring
fagshps, and while huge canal boat fitted them
snugly and rested upright the Loggerhead almost
lost IN their ribs The Rear Admiral on this occasion
seated in his chair while the chung to the wet
stanchons the side endeavorng hold the cutter
on an even keel but the slime was their undoing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

somehow wish we had brought ships bell. feel
sort of lost without the bells" His voice sounded
plantive.
Yes, SIR the junior dutifu1ly assented sharing
in the belief that it would add to the dignity of the
flagship of which he chief executive officer.
After ALL he had that honor, and his brawny young
chest unconscously swelled a trife 1t was great
command for one of his years And then as its sig
nlficance dawned on him he covered his mouth to
hide the grin at the thought of what the boys of
his class would say when they heard of it
The junior kept log of the cruise, according to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

man, and would go out without accepting its volur
tary tender.
.All ready Mr. Hardy" he said to the boyish Lieu
tenant with the brevity of one who had commando
mighty fighters of the sea.
The junior saluted and gave an order The er
gineer turned on the steam and the quartermaste
at the rudder took course that had been lai
down with as much exactitude would have bee
bestowed upon a cruiser They were off with tn
blue pennant at the staff opened wide to let passln
ferries know that a Rear Admiral was aboard
and this was his flagship.
Out through Kill Won kull and into Newark
Bay they tore through the dancing crests,
which seemed to welcome the sailor home
again, and then through Staten Island Sound,
where great steamers narrowly missed them
and men stared curiOusly at their pennant.
Now they nosed along Arthur Kill and into the
Raritan River, needless OF the glasses leveled
at them by outlying craft, and entered the
waters of the nearly deserted Rarltan Canal
There the Loggerhead passed between shady
ranks of trees standing mute guard over the
narrow thread she was to traverse.
THE magic sparkle of the sea was left behind
and replaced by the cathedral like stiffness
of this long, dreamy avenue, above ". whl n, "a
splendor The journey had been made thus
far with more than desultory talk which
now in the afternoon laziness, subsided INTO
silence. Only the cough of the exhaust and the
Tapping of the flags awoke echoes. The Rear
Admiral lounged back in the big wicker chair
which had been placed for his benefit, and was
less erect.
He felt drowsy, and fought against his weak
Why, it was a shame for SO young a man
as he felt himself to be to snooze like dodder-
ing old chap in a chimney corner! He wouldn't
do it! No sir, not he! He watched the flag
his fag-with loving eyes, until it appeared to gro
in size and quite insdousy the throb OF the l1ttl
screw became the tremor of huge ship in the ope
sea- The horizon widened until land was nowher
in cipht and nothing could be seen the dining
the far living smoke of others of the fleet which
now surely following the flagship in splendid cruis
of magnificent distances There they were, unmis
takably battleships, cruisers, and destroyers, tn
pride of the service, the glorious embems of a gle
rious nations might. He sagged from his usual uI
right pose and his square chin was p1lowed on HI
breast.
The pennant still whipped, and the shadow
heightened; but the Rear Admiral had succumbe
to habit and fallen fast asleep.
THE curtain of the dusk was lowering and tn
polished waters of the canal caught up
hoc1r rod CLEANS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

the rules and regulations. 1t was eventfu 1t con-
tanned such entries as this
11.44.-Sighted canal boat the starboard bow
under slow sail Name apparent; but when spoken
showed the number 1873 Masters not quite
audible; but sounded like Watt T. Ell
Or again.
125a.-Came up with power launch Marietta bound
for Newark flying owners flag. Owner reports trouble
with lock tender farther and asks Government inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

was awash The Rear Admiral delayed for
a few minutes after they had gained
the upper level to express his opinion
1t has been confirmed that the lock ten
der, despite a long life of contact with
canal men. was much impressed; that
there have been no further complaints;
and that he still deports himself with the
subdued air of one who has been petrifed
with awe. He has also learned to dis
tinguish between flags.
Intrepid navigators in half abandoned
canals find the greatest and most insidious
enemy in the weeds, and they auda-
ClOuslY Shackled the proneller of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

The Loggerhead's keel slipped alb
ruptlv from the checks; she fell on her
side, and the officer was sent sprawling
out on muddy beam, to the detri-
ment of his uniform. The revised log
was not devoted to personal remarks;
SO what he said is lost to history. 1t
was without doubt a vigorous dis
sertation; but the f1ag-his flag-was
still uninjured and futtered as gall,
while the plane halted and the boat
was righted, as it had when flung to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

d more pIOp1t1OuS breeze.
BOrdentOwn was lost in
the wake, and the Della
ware River bore them to
where they entered the
Delaware & Chesapeake
Canal to pass to Elk
River, down which they
steamed to the gaunt re-
ceiving arm of Chesa-
peake Bay. Annapolis
and the end of the trip
seemed very near; but
this, after all, was more
like the broad, open ocean.
1t was more inspiriting
than a canal.
The Rear Admiral
shifted at the salt water
and drew deep inhala-
tons. He forgot the
afternoon maps and re-
covered years of youth.
but felt always an in
definable melancholy.
He pulled himself to-
gether and held himself
more severely erect. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30


unteered to pedicure his face.
The Junior decided later that his en-
tries were facetious, and expunged some
of his comments.
After New Brunswick, Princeton, and
Trenton had been dropped behind they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

had a stormy interview
with this same belligerent
lock tender. He opened
the water into his cell like
aperture so viciously that
the Loggerhead was al
most capsized in the
swlrls that hoisted her up
like a bobbing cork and
sent her Keeling into the
c1,11raaa nnk.1 h Iao1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30

L polished waters of the canal caught up
and threw back red laCewOrk CLEANS cast by
the sunset through the bordering trees when
the flagship Loggerhead hove to tor the
night With rigid punctiliousness the JUNIOR
Lieutenant appointed his watches and dut1-
fully followed the Rear Admiral to the
weather beaten tavern where they were to
rest, while behind them came sailor who
ugged the officers suit cases. There was
relaxation of form in the inn. The white
headed old man was lonely. He called for
the waiter that had taken his order in such
sharp tone that the man involuntarlly
brought his heels together and assumed an
air of Difference.
NV compliments to Lieutenant Hardy,
the guest said, his voice in the deserted hol-
lows of the dining room sounding with
roar, and say that the Admiral requests the
pleasure of his company at dinner.
The walters eyes and mouth seemed syn
chronized in an effort to open to their widest;
but he delivered the message. The officers
dined together without reference to their
cruise The Rear Admirars thoughts were
going back to the little golden haired girl in
the park If it had not been for the voyage
he would have seen her hours before this
would have watched her come skipping away
from her p1aymates with that half-slipping
hippityhop to beam up at him and thrust her
slender white hand into his. He wondered
where everything of habit and training and
environment was retreating stealthily and
leaving him alone, cast off and marooned
among civilians He was still thinking of
her when he bade his guest good night.
L. wish" he said on the following day
" somehow l wish we had brought ships bell
sort of lost without the bells" His voice so
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
@rofes N3anSper.

San gIntonio, Seras, g. 5ebriior
sSu Oftober 5. S. foupn i'm Dill.
tdroiitrifte Seras groBartiqe 5eio.
man0per pon &eguldren uno gtili5.
truppen aus Ben Stoaten Eeras, glr.
fanias, 9ouiiiana uno oem Gerrito.
RUM 9telU Oterico obgebalten mer.
Oen. 9Ils Wfanoner Eerroin lit Die
$4,000 glder biiseIigeu 2anoes nm.
falienOe 2eon Springs 8eierDation
auserie6en. Gem 9ongreB tpuroen
Blame uno 8oraniblage fir oieies
Manoper bonn 3rieasminiiteritIm
lnterbreitet uno INN cine gelliigeboe
geiuiuigung 5ur 9urdfiibrang Der.
ielben eriuht. Sc fDiro beobiihtigt,
Oie geiannlten giili5trilppen pon 9e-
ras. 9lrfanlas. 2ouiliana uno geeiu
Werico 3u nobiIiiiren uno en- ben
Mtanobern tbetInebmeR 81 Iaiien.
SSnsgeIammt ioIlen rad un0 mad
5000 Wfonn SoIooten gu Oieien
@an0pern foutnponoirt iperoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
sdledltes 3cidlcn.
gletp Norf. l5. 6ebruar.


@lebrere bobe @iienbabnbeoHlte
beiprohen beute oen BON Der ,Gar
efficiency Gonlniiiion~ Der gerelni-
giug ser amerifaniid)en eiienbabn.
@eieai6aiten peroffentlihteH Be
ridbt iiber Die in ben 9abnboien un-
benllbt iteben0en @ngen gaah Die
fem &eridte befonoen iib am %. Sa-
nuar 339,053 fSrahhpagen unbenrst
in Den 5rodfbabnb0fen BON 153 @i-
ienbabneu. 9ies ergiebt fir bic 2es'
teren eiuen 8erllllt BON 100000
Der N9onat All sic @ersiniuug oes
9lnlaaetapitals. Die 9earnten iUei.
len oarauf bin. 0aB nod am 30. Of
tober b. s. 161 giienbahnen 86,811
@ogen 5ur Sprtibaffung Der aufae-
bGufteu SSrndt feblten; oies ergebe
cine 0ifferen3 BON 425. .864 &agen IN
4 Dlouaten. @erehne man ben
@ertb einesSrahtpagens NIT $1,000
(io miro er in Den 8iIau5en Der gah.
nen aiifgefiibrt) 10 ergebe oies, Dab
Giieuba6unoterioI I'M @ertbe BON
339,053. 900 nnbenust 0aitebe relp.
feiieu @eroienit obperfe. Biiroe Der
gserth ser $500 lrnbenusteu 9ofoHlo-
fiben nit $4,000 per 5tiid hinSuge-
rednet 10 ergebe Dies mertbloies Gi.
ienbobnhetriebsmaterial i'm 8etrase
bon 40O,00OO00. ltno bod ioa iidJ
angeblih Oas 9an0 GROCER Proiperi.
tot erfreueu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
grenten. v. 4. 5. Iebr.

3tuei groBe @ebdnoe oer 0robt.
leilia6rit BON ssobn q. RoebIing
Cons So. muroen belte friib ourh
6elier 5eritori. Der gerlnit Diro auf
5000 600 geihGst un0 etlua 400
slrbeifer Oerlieren Dorl1ufig ibre
sgeihaftignng. 9ie obgebrannten
@ebduOe paren nit pertbpoaen
Qlaihinen geiIat. Gin itnIieniiher
2lrbeiter ipuroe ourh cine einitiir-
5enoe @auer ihner oerlest.
Stanforo, Conn.,, 8. 5ebr.
Gin 81 Dem 2 gSeiIen norSIid BON
bier geIegenen Or. 9lnos s.
Giuens ihen Sanitariun geboriges
Sol5gebduoe iDiiroe beIte
friib ourd 5euer 5eritort. Die IA
9atieuten, Sic sur 3eit. ais oas
GSeuer aus6raf in Dem @ebduoe
Ihlieicn, muroen obne Sdipierigtei-
ten na6 einem anneren geihafit. 3u
Ser 4nItaIt geb0ren irsgeiamrnt 20
iolber 9duIer.
N1ilpaufee, 5. sSebruar.
Gie neue ,Gbriitian Science" Sir.
DIE, an 9rolpect 9lpe. inO Sane Nace.
melhe nod nidlt earB fertiggeiteat
mar, lit bellte ausgebrnnnt. Ter
SAuoen betrGgt $4,000; nur tbeiI-
meiie ourh 8eriiherung geOedt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Ger fOitipieIise SiirssrFriss.
Spofane, @oi6., 8. 6e5ruar.

SRV4uH.s <Sul9.s .. OtuIAut.
Der @r0ii0ent Scr glortbern gaci.
tit.eileubabu, SolparO elliot, lprdh
rb einem &erireter ser .<Spoten.
ian 6euielU" gegeniiber iiber 0ie
llingite 9otidait Oes @rdliOenten
Hooicpelt rolgenOcrlnoBen aus;
aytldt genllg nit Dem llnDeil, 0as
er ourb leiue auirei5enoen unO IN.
tlngen &eOeu uu0 9luoronalngen be.
relts anaerihtet, inBenirt Der 9r1lt
Dent Gooieoelt einen neuen glngrifi
alti Die @orporatiouen. Seine gnt
ple5Iuu9en betreifs gltnoeSfontroas
uber Ole 2apitalanlageu Der aorpo'
ratlonen liu0 ebeulo toll lpie geidbr,
lid. Die uugeheure Ntad)t, meIbe
Scr ipil6enitaatliden &an6els'Stonr
ntlllon in 9e5ug aiii oie Sontroas
oes Observation-Disclosures bereitS einae.
rdlumt iuurOe, bat Dem Ban BON 81
lenbabnen oul Sabre biHaus Elm 3iel
geltBt. mo Oer gSejteu ntnB iniolgs
oieler unfluaen 0eiebgebung idipeg
leoen. sem Were0e itbcr peripuller,
tes 9lftjenfopital ser @iienbabnen III
umuahr. Gs lit nidlt ein 1ropicu
Asaiers in iraeHo elmer aitienaus.
aohe bon Giieubabuen Oieies
SluOee. 6S lit feuie imm0glih. ser
Nurs ser Giienbaba glftieu auf Be.
rem pirflidlen @ert6 jn balien. Gs
int 3eit, oab Oas @olt oieier aefabrlr
den @5eietaebung Elm Salt aebietet,
oenn ioait miro infer Giienbabniue.
fem Der ausbau niierer groben Ser.
febrsinitgme. pollitanoia IabmseIegt.
gtehmen Sie 3. q. ste gtortbern ga.
ciiic 9iienbahn an. sit oeren ggf'
tienfapital etinn berip1iert2 llniers
GinfiIniie crni6glihen uns Sic Ger.
5rtiung ort stftitu nit 4.23 9ro3ent;
oas 1T oodj iiherlih fiir 9ieienisen
0ie ibr cIelO in nnier ltuternehmen
hineiuacitedt. tein 5u groBer Bins.
fuB. anitatt sic NSad)t ser eiien
bohn aonuniiiiouen Su ertueitern,
ioIte oieie beoeuteno beidrdnft mer,
oen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
ST bilSete sritern in briSeu Sdniern
Ses aOusrclIes oas Sbema Der
Sebatten.
gapne's erfIarnaG
Der 5luttenicFretGr 9lrteaIfe ipiiHidjt
anndhcruO 20 MilIiUncn 9uaars
FIR ariessiaiffs.
@irO psniser ncbmen miiHcn.
geolhinaton. 5. gSebrnnr.


SIN Senat belt beute geUeri0ge
Son Sn0iana cine laHgere MeOe' iiber
Earifreoiiion un0 su @unlten leiuer
sorIage. pelhe oie grneRnune elmer
Sariffomnliiii0n Uerfiigt llnter Sen
8uborern i'll Der @alerie beianoen
iid oiele Snrifreformer, ole ertra aah
8albington gefommen maren, I'm
6eoerioge's 9feoe 81 boren.
sluh i'm g[bgeor0netenbaus mar
Eerifrepiiion auf Der Sagesoronmg,
rbenic oie neuline grtrabotidaft Oes
GrdliOenten 9iooieueIt. Gs itauo
5mar eigentlid Die SnOiauer6spili.
gungsoorlage 5ur Sebatte. aber Die
Bill puroe falum erp1bnt, oagegen
fpuroe fIeiBig oes 8raiioenteu BOT.
ihaft gelobt uno fritiiirt un0 Sarif,
reform geOre0igt.
Der 9lbeeoronete &apne BON gteip
Dorf, 6ibrer Der Mebrbeit I'M &nus,
beriitherte i'm @erlaufe elmer gln.
iprahe, onB cine Sariireoiiiousplon-
fe IN Die n1dIte republifanild)e gta-
Eionalplntiorm auigenommen Diiree.
@noere 6eoner maren Sbomas Don
Dlortb Carolina, Cor BON SSFolana,
6ar0D oon Eeras uno gteiion pon
@isconfin
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
stranbcn i'd acgen Oie gInsIicfernng.

San 5rancisco, Gal, 3. 5ebruar.
Sm gunOes SlppeaationsQeridt
miro beute Oas Sobeas-Gorpus. .Ge.
iu9 perbanOeIt, tuelhes sic auf Ser.
anlaiiuus Der merifauiiden Regie.
rung perbaiteten Hicnroo Shores
9tagon, 9lntonio S. 9iuareal un0
2ibraoo Rioiera einaereiht batten.
9ns Erio miro beibuIOigt, cine Ser.
idNpornng gegen Die merifanii6e
&egierung mo oen 8rdiioenten gor.
firio 9io5 auge5ett4!t 81 baben unO
Damn eefliidtet 81 iein. Ser Bun.
Oesfonrmiiidr, Dem lie noh ibrer
gerbaitling oorgefiibrt tuoroen iua.
ren, bate i6re gasIieierlng an Die
merifaniihen 9eb0rOen perfiigt, unO
6os Observation-Disclosures lit ei.
ne 5olge Oieier girtihei0ung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
@lahen inls @efananih.
SoIeoo, g., 4. SSebruor.

Roidno gearo uno Compton Gem.
man bon Der Spgeia See 50. uno So.
iepb Ndaer, @eihditsnibrer Der 20.
le0o See & GoaI Co.. puroen bette
megen 8erihporlng sur @eid)ran.
flung Oes 5ipiiheuitaaigihen Sau0eIS
bonn 9iidter 9intooe 81 ie feds N2o.
uaten @onutDgeiangniB uno FRA.
suug Der Soften neriwthetlt.
Sic fporer i'm Ietten sSuli 8u ie 6
Wlouoten 9lrbeitsbous uiiD $2500
@elObnBe uerurtbeilt poroen. @g
mupOe 8eraiung beim Staatsoberge.
riht eingelegt un0 oieies entihieo
neulih. oaB tie ms Gountp-@eidna.
niB, ober niht in's 9lrbeitsbdiis ae.
ianot tperoeH foHuieH.
@eraoe aIs Die 3rei @erlrtbeilten
pom @eridusIaal in 0as @eFdnani6
ab1eiEbtt meroen ioIlten. bepiaiafe
ibnen Der 9fihter einen gInf.
IdlubGbis A llbr 9ahmiftags, 0oinii
iie @eIegeubeit b1ten 3orfebrnnaen
All treffen, ibre @eihafts. iffto ga.
milienaHgelege 5Ii Ieiten, nab.
reno iie iih i'm @efdngniB befinoen.
Die @eriirtbeiIteit liuO e;eentIifj
nitr 9lneeitelte Der beioen Gisfiuren
oie gigentbiimer ieIbit ueritan6en es,
on a@niden oes @eleses 5u ent.
ihIipien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
sriftiasr WrunS.

geoor Rapi0s, S5a.. 8. 5ebruar.
sSn einem belite peroifentlihten
8rieie oes 9lbgeoroneten Sioberf 5.
@ouiins, Der Oen 5. SSoipo'er Diitrifi
felt nobe5u 16 Ssabren i'm uationoIen
abgeoronetenbauie bertritt. lebnt oie.
ier nit foIsenoer @rfIdrnns cine
INSTRUMENTATION ab:
n@lein gruno fir Die gl6Iebnung
ser aanoiOotur iit. naB. oa ih Sen
belten Sbeil meines 9ebens Dem Of.
fentlihen 9ienite unO Ser @obIiaprt
meiner 8ouitihienten ni0mete, i'd
iett, no ib 8eIegenbeit oa5u finOen
fann, aud etuas fir mid ieIbit tbun
nluB."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
iysHsrwe6rlsnts permeIHdt.
g2elp glorf, 4. februar.


9ei inem graH6e, Der Ons Sc.
b1uoe go. 43 g9ortb CTR. in aibe
Iegte, fano Der 6euerapebrmann
5ronf gsInnton ieiHen 8oo uno an.
oere erIitten ltfuere 8erleeuHgen.
Der Sadida6en miro ami 100000
berauiblast
ssn Dem @ebduoe befanben fih Die
@eihafte bon gaIOtpin, @ooonro &
Co.; aibIo, Gbaffee & Worebouie
Co.; Die CHARLES 8. Copeland 80.
uno Die q. U. @laitor 60. i1nuntli6
@roBbanoler in ShnittpaoreH.
9as 5eler brad 9tahnlittags aus,
ols iih ale angeiteIlten nod i'm @e.
b1uoe befan0en. es eutItanD cine ge.
Iinoe 0onif. uHo nm Die Ber1uirrung
nod 81 oeunebren 5erriB 0os 4obel
oes SSnbrituDIs un0 er itiir5te nebit
ben sSniaiien in ons gr0geihoB.
@unoerborer @eiie ipurbp 9aiemano
betr1htIih berIett. annm batten
Die slngeiteaten Oas 5reie gaponnen,
oIs Der yuBbooen oes 0tiften Stod.
mertes nieOeritlirste, ben 5ipeiten
2yuBbooen NIT Hb riB nnn Is 5euer.
mebrIeute inter Den 9riinu1ern be.
grub. aae iplirben gerettet NIT Nus.
nobne bon gglarton, Der obne 3Dei.
fel nur ais 2eihe gefun0en iDiro.
gtem Dorf, A. 5ebr.
Gs niro nun Elm Deiterer 5euer.
mebrmonu Iamns gonlin pernliBt.
@abriheinlih Iiegt er nIs 2ethe in
ben 8uinen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
gBnIbinoton, 3. esebr.
Fener.
gerIin, g. s.. 5. Gebr.


synrerbnlb aperiger ShtnOen tpur.
6e Ser @ei91ftstbeil ser StaOt bon
orei Seuern betrngeiu6t, oie 5uiam-
men einen SdDa0en Don $400 900
peruriadten. 9urb 6as erite. tpeI-
dies geiterr ip1t gIbea0s aus6rah,
tpuroen Der n@reen 8Iod", ein @e.
ihdfts. uno SotelgebduOe ino oie
Berlin 0ationaIbant 3eritort. Sod
iUnr oieie5 6elter ilidf unter Som
trolle. ais ein 3lDeites fyeller ausbradj,
iDeldes 6 0ol5gebdu0e einGiherte.
sSiirhteno, oaB Der aanse @eldafts.
tbeiI Ser Staot Elm gtaub Ser Slam.
men tucr0en tpiir0e, erlufte Der Sir.
geuneiiter Die Stdote 4ortlan0 un0
9efpiiton, Ste. Inn SenOung einiger
Sprisen lin 2 llbr Dareu iHoeien
be;oe grGrDe geloitt.
8aIo oarauf brah ein orittes
sSeuer aus, uelhes oas Shubgeiflait
BON S. 6. @lnrrior uno 5 anOere
Sduier seritorte.
@eOria. Sa.. 5. 6aBrunr.
sIn Ser g6din.Srabe ltebt Elm bier.
Itodiges @eihdftsbaus IN grnn0
urIo ole 5lonnnen breiten iih tros
Der 4nitrengungen Ser 6euepebr
aug.
I'm W1itterraht erfIdrte Der iSeugr-
iDe1rInariboa S'gonnea, DAB sic
S0idRnannifaft 0em gran0e nidlt
geDahien iei. Die 5Iammen breiten
iih aus. Die @dlfe i'm @rant.6otel,
oos Der @rauoitdtie gegeniiberliegt
rerIaiieH O1s @ebda0e.
8odeiter. q. D., 5. Se5ruar.
Cine sSesIersbrunft. Die AMI unbe.
Fannie gSeiie in BEN @e6du0e Der
SpIrihloienbduoIer See Bros. an
q. @ater Ctr. ausbroh, Ieate, ebe
ne inter aontrone eebradlt ner0en
tonnte. oieies uno ein anOeres aro-
Bes 9ebduoc IN slide. Ger Sf16su
piro auf etiun $250.000 beranidlIa1t
Die III 9iiteioeHindft ae3oqeirea sir.
men iino niber See Bros: g. q
Sorldlsloer Co., SSabrifanten BON
tsap2lmodtelH; 8erfection Shoe 60
HHo eilsr gSana'fortiirine 60.
RbilaSeipbia IA. 3. Februar.
Gos deniide 2Gboraforium mrs
gSaareuloser Der gn-grosl1r 1roouer.
bdnoler Smith. aIiae & sSrenh i'm
rorocitiiden SbeiIe Der sto6t fDurSe
belite friit olrd Se.ter IN getro1e
Asez $4,000 eei&s6;gt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
sIus Ser gnnSss6anptitaOt.
WaihinaIon. 3. IEebrnal

g4dlblngtoH, 3. tyebruQr.
Der sSlottpnlefretdr Nietoalfe err
Id]ien beltte Dor 0em Sansfoulite fir
Observation-Disclosures uno erilIdJte
uul cine 9elpiaigung BON 69,270, 600
Dollars fir 0en 8au uHo oen llnls
bau Don ariessidAffeH. giad) Der
Gtinunung 5u urtheilen, oie iul So
mite herridt. miro Der 5efrettir ieine
Soroerung dnf etlon $40000000 er,
m1Biaen miiiien. Ser Sefref1r
tuiinidlt $38.O00,000 fir oen Ban
pon 4 Sd,lodltId)fien; $10.O00.000
fir bier Gpaberfreu5ern, $500. 900
fir sebn Iorpeocbrot 3eritorer;
$1,520,O00 fir bier linteriee5oote;
81, 100000 fir elm @hnitionsihiff;
100000 fir elm Repdraturihiff;
$5.000OO0 fir siuei Sdiffe gum Nh.
nenIegen, bic in Rreu3er ungeipan-
belt tperoen f0nnen. ulto $7,000,000
fir bier 4oblenidNffe.
@nibington, 5. 6ebr.
ssn elmer beute abge6aItenen
Gibung Oes .@operning gooro" Oes
8ureau ser ameritauiihea 9epubli-
ten, in Ser ser Staatsiefretdr 9ioot
0en 8oiis fiibrte. iDuroe beidloiien,
Die pierte Sabresfonieren5 am %.
g1ai 1910 in 8uenos @pres, glrgen-
tiuien. absubalten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-09
Maguun's @erluaItune iOa inter.
iudt iuer0eH.
SaDaha, 5. gSebr.

Ger @aIbiustoner Correspondent
elmer bieiigen 3eitllng. lpeId)er in Der
8unoesbauptitn0t sic sSntereIien
bieiioer ItreifeliOen Sagoenten Der.
tritt. berihtet, SaB Der general 50.
mnrOs nah Saoanu geiauot peroen
miirOe, nm Die @ertpalting @ouper.
nenr Wlogoon's unter Sic Inter.
iud)nngs.2ilpe al nebuitn. Der Stor.
reiponSent iaet, OoB e pegen Der
@tagoun'i6en glnorOmtng in 9etreff
Der Rbamilnjenten 3ipIome cine
llnterreoung nit 0em ariegssSefre.
tar 5oft eebabt bate uiio oieier ibm
Die 3iHiheruna eegebeil Bate. 0aB
0ieies iogenaHrte @0ift mi0erriifen
neroen tDiirOe. @r fiigt bir3u, ouB
bieIe Mbgeoronete, in erier 9inie
Gul5er. bic 8erpaIhmg Wagons
i'm aoiigreB anereiien nn9 cine In
terindlung Derlongeu iuer0en.
@albin9ton 2. g.. 5 5ebruar.
gfn1tljd miro bier erfIdrt, oaB Der
General gomoros iid nod SoUana
begiebt, nm Dem @ounerueur @lo-
Nooou eineR freilnoiduitIiben 8eirh
nb3nitotten.