davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
GOOicSeIt's GUIitif Der glidt-
einmiidlHna.
Spifer Ban, q. u, 20. 81

2nlfer Sdn, ". ", ~. SSul1.
sIuf gInorNnuna oes 9rdiiOenten
IooieoeIt madte Scfret1r 9oe6 beute
foIgen0e 9lnfiinoigung ii6er Oeiien
9olitif in Sen oicsidbrigen 8ahlen
BON 9on1rebnbgeoroneten unO
Stoats.@ounerneureu: Ser Er1.
iiOent miro m1hrenO oes Sonlners
in Saqarnore Sill nit elmer aroBen
9ln5obl poliitiher SSiibrer fonieriren
Gle fueroen ioiuobI sic 9tationaI- mie
Stantslpublcn beiprehen. 9lber Oies
ioa ourhaus nift Oabiu geOeutet
mer0en. ais Oh Scr Brdiioent iih ;rs
gen0nie in Sic Domination BON Qon.
greBabgeoroueten uno Stantsbeam.
ten einniihen perOe SIN @eaen.
tbeiI. er ipirO cine GoIitif Ser gtiht.
einniiihune berfolaeu un0 es oen
Stants. un6 2ongreb.Ronpentionen
boIlitdnOig iiberIaiien, iih ielbit ibre
9onOioaten aus5uiuden."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
@fnsrolanwalt SoHnparte uuS Rp
aiernnasbcamfe balteE in eenoE
Yiaiiy cinen strirssrat6.
StamborS Gil 81
Sem SnHSeSappcIlscridlt mirS si,
gHfFas anf N'OOifiiirmna iciues
6ntldlciOuna uutrr6rcitet.
Saiien nidlt lOder.
2cnnr. lpnii % A,,li

Selior, Mall. %. sui.
ytoh elmer oeu aan5en Eaa Dan
crnoen aoniereuj 3piidlen Dem 0je
hernlamp0lt Nonapartc ln0 bernop
ra9enNen 9icaicrlmas6canicn tim
ol9ic @err Nouapdrte an, 0ub an(
NutreH1uugen ieiicns Scr Nraicruna
8ealahi mtr0en cine &eoiiion oel
neuliten SntidciOlma ocs gunOes,
oppellaerIdltea berbei5uiiihren. Iam
melher 0ic iibcr Sic STANDARD Gn
eonIpan0 ucr6dnaic 5traic 0on etlpo
S29.O00.OO0 allilc5obcn muroc. 81
nt beldIollen mor0cn, Dem acuannteu
Werldte eincn 9lniraa fiir 2IraumcE
ilritna ocS Sales un0 MoOiiifation
DER entldci0uul 5i mterbreitcn
Mann 0ieler glntrol aeitent miro. 1T
nod nidlt entldie0en; inapnt.n iol
len alle ldpcbeH0en @ro3eiic O>p ue
gea gInnahme BON Rabatien aeaer
Ole Stdu0aro Sil @ompauu ange
ltrenat Dur0cu, nit Gnergie meitep
geiihrt mcrNcn.
gn Der Roufercu3 nahmen Il. u
tbeiI: 5rouf y 9clloQa. Spc,iolom
malt DER 8caierltna in qcmilien 81
Oili0Ileu S. N', Nopt @cueraIdn
malt bon @olbinatpn; G0min NJ
Sims Don Gbicogo. 9'uuOeSoiitrifts'
.anwalt; SamcS $. @Silferion Don
GbicaQo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Grfldren @Dmpcrs fir einsn pOliti.
ihen 0iftator.
glerp Dorf. %. Sui.

Ser 1lfas 0es 8raiioentsn Der
.9Imericon 5eoeration OF 9obor~ 4,
Sanuel @onlpers, in 8e3ug ouf I'm
feritiisunq oes oemofrotiihen @rd-
iiOentihufts-2anoiOaten Brpan bat
in ser bieiigen Central 5eOerateS
Union" Ser $50 @eluerfid)uften nit
me6r ais 100000 WlitgIie0ern an
aehoren, uabc5u cine Sp1ltlna ber.
boraerufen. Sebr bieIe ltnionen mol
Zen iid bic poIitiide 0iftatur Oes
@ouper's nidt gefaIlen laiien rmo
Oroben, fans oie Central 6eOerateO
Union" niht cine entihieOene SteI-
luna All oieiem eigenmdhtiqen gor-
aeben Oes Erdiioenten Der oamericau
federation Of 2obur" einnimnlt, olts-
,utreten. Dor einigen Sdgcn faro
bereits in SurIem cine @eriamm-
lunq bon Geleeaten BON mebr als 80
Generalization itatt, in lpelder gebnr.
niidJte @eihIiiiie angenommen uno
sic poIitiide @ebormunOung Der pr,
better ourh Gompers unO ieine @e.
folgitaft auf's Shdrfite oerurtbsilt
mur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
gIIs qridle nefnnbfn.
aunanOale. U1inn.. 2s. SuIi

9InnanOale. W2tnn., 2S. eyuIi
g6abe Dem llier 0es oafe epluia.
bier Dleilen BON glnnan0ale aeleoen.
muroe 6eute bic qeibe Der 1rau
@corae gtui3bed. Satin bcs 8i3c.
9raiioaiien Der Safe Wahiue Com.
pam pon 9fep DorF i'm g8aiier ge.
fiuOcn Safe ielbit lit peridDumoen
un6 lit anid)cineB0 aud criuinfen. Oa
nabe Der 5teaq, no bic 2eihc gcfun.
ben Dim0e. icih Nod uHO 5ui eni0cd.
wlrocn Ias @bapaar Bate qeitert
2lben0 cine stabniahrt nniernonmen.
Ter Gu6n min0e grfun0en, mar abcr
nidt gefcntert, 10 6ab man ib niht
erfidren tann auf mplhe 0eiie Die
2'eioen, ODER pelagitcns Trau 9l0ls.
bed, III Das gSaiicr geiauaie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
@afermorO.
Qanfafee. IN. 2a. AnIi

Nantatee s5Na .. SUR.
Der 50idbriae @norcU Sjang, Elm
berDorragcH0er eiuiDobner bon @m.
lom Is 0ieilen iiioipeitlid bon bier
gele1mawiu oon ieiuem 2tidbriaaH
GohH aibert mdbren0 eines Iami.
lieniireites erid)oiien. Ger aebtere
iieate iih Der BolBei imo III Jet i'm
C8eidnaHiB. 6naa Bate ieine @attin
uno bas 8ienitmdbHen ans BEN
6ouie geirieben un0 oann ouh init
ieinem Sobn "a 3auten ongeianqen
Iieier ieuerte 10 ShiiiIe ab. BON be,
nen Z trQien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02

Oenn rad aItbereebrahter slniidt
lei es iiberIliiiiia. minoenpertbias
glodaperfe 5u tritiiiren. 9luh idjeine
9aft 1Oie erbebuna 81 fiirdtcn. Die
bic bon Sen RepubIifanern oeriibtpn
NslBbrduhe berauibeidnporen babe.
uno bod iiird]te er iia .pieoeruH.
leiHe mabreH lnr0 iubltantieaen Sc
tormen 5u befiirluorten"
5erHer bc6c Gait in ieiner J1e0e
Oie republic ulidle gfatiorm nit ei.
ner slHBabi gnpiebIlnaen ergdHjt.
Die IN Der Oemofr. &latform 81 iin-
BEN ieien. uoraus herborgebe, oaB
lelner gIuiiht nod oie Oenlotr @riu.
5ipienerfldrung ooh fein 10 idlIedtes
9lafllDerf lit ais mie er oie @a6ler
alauben MAIDEN mohte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
sberman,s gsaMfplaer.
Utica. ". y, % 9ul

Utica. y. y, %. SuIi,
Ter repubIifuniife @au0iOat fin
Die gi3e 4'Jdiioentifnit Sanrs e
Sherman, tiln0igtc beuie an oaB als
ieiu Jlahiolgcr fir oen 9oiten oca
Goriibenocn ocs aon9re8fampdaue
tontiics Der 9lb9eoronete @iaiam g
9}c8nIeD BON Sainois acudblt pop,
oen iei DER bisber Den Shabmctltcr
poiten in oieicm dotniie inne batte
gbarlcs @. Zones, Der frilberc
Comptroller Of tie Gurrencg, III
UtG{inlcp's g6ahiolaer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
iintErIidler geumter ueridDnnSen.
MacIne. ggis. % AllIi


9lift geriupe auireauna BAT in 6en
hieii8en ggihdftsfreiien 0as plotIiAe
8eritpin0en 0es aaiiirers ser .GSirIt
glniionalbanf" Sobu5fulte, E-6 Sic
gleid5eitis ourf ben ganfinipeftor
gbarIes gemaflfe eHf0eduna, bar
berielbe $4,000 9nnfgel6er unter.
fdllageH bate. beroorqerllien. gbnr.
Ies uno SduIte uabmen 5uiammen
cine 3dbline Der aaiien6eitan6e Dor
un0 'uuEoeu oieielben in Gr6nuna be.
fnuoeH. 9los!ih berlieB Sfulie
bas ganfsebduoe nn6 fe5rte nihi
mebr suriid 9ei Deiterer llnteriu.
dung Der mert9paciere Il. /. 10. emit
Sedte 6anH Gbaries einen fehl5e-
fra1 bon $4,000. Sdallte u1r 20
Sabre n Der 8GHi t5dls.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Nrr rritr 9na.
Q9lltte. Wlont.. 29. cyl.Ii

Butte, N1ont., 30. Sal
@eitern Rndniittag fubr Der erite
Bug ser GBicogo, Wlflfpaufee unO
ct. 9allI @rbn pon WSiles Gitn IN
oen bieligen gabrbof elm. Syn Dem.
ieI6en beianOen iih 8ertreter Der ge.
nnnnten 8abn, gerihteritotter BON
3eitunqen imo 9eamte Der Staaten
N1ontana. gioro Dafota, 9iinneiota
ltno Sllinois.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
graan Eritiiirt snft-

B1iroieiu, SiscoIn. 9ebr., %. eytiIf
Der oenofrutiidle BrdiiSentihofts.
fnnbiOat @rnaH ertldrte heute in CT.
ipiOerung auf bic fSrage. mas er Sc.
treFfs Der Saffiden glomirotiou@
nnnnhmereoe su iasen babe. SaB er
nidlf oor5ereitet lei. aHi Saft's Sri.
tie Der oemof. QIororm az autDor
IN. bod nerbe er bies IN na6er "a.
fiinft I'M BerIaufe BON 1eoen t5ua.
Ae er IN ner5dieoenen Stooten BAL.
tsH ueroe es iheiHe ibm ieoodl. ais
s Eaffs aritif ebrr an aouipll.
smeui 6ir bic esln0tr. glaticrm isi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Sin WlOrOasbeimnis.
Gort Manne. aino.. q. oSuIi

DULI <oHVIltf A3ItV.f 70. a5HII.
Ser Coroner aeBler bot entifie.
Sen, oaB 0as gbepaar emil SSabas
uno Satin, Oeren 2ei6en ipat ae.
tern abeno in oereu SdIafgemaf,
aeiunoea muroen, ermoroet puroe.
9as ghepoar, oos in oem Sauie,
g2o. 1921 Gait 2oomis Srabe wobn.
te, ioa itets groBere @eIOiummen i'm
Saus gehabt haben.
glaem 9luihein nod banOeIi es iidl
nm einen Gaubmoro @eioe 9erionen
iinO. uie cine ar5tlidle llnteriuhung
eraeben bat. eroroiielt Doroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Die gssw gurfsr GOlissi ftsbt iuisSsr
Dor rinem aniaeiHrno unrrsriiHO-
Iidjen 9iOrOsebeimniR.
eOrsfaItis esplant
Inn SbentifisirHus sn DerbinOeru,
lDerScn Sic @cTdts5iisc NIT
SGHre 5erit0rt.
eeid1c pirO ms 5cacr acitsdt.
gaeru glorf. %. Sui.

-tN4U SJSt4F ~. aNAtt-
Cine Nutoblie mir6 notbpcnoig
Iein, nm Die utriohe BEG Sooes ser
sSrauensperion feitjuiteacn. 3ereH
berfoblte 9eihe in Oen gielten zines
! 2uitfeuers auf elmer Icercn 9auiteIie
in 0iliamsburg geiunOen muroe.
Die geine uno sic glrme iin0 falt
noIIitdnois peegebrannt, ouh ionIt
lit Die 9eihe oermnBen Oeritiinnelt,
Dab es idrpierig nar, aud nur oaS
@eihIeht ieit3uitelen Der RIoe, no
,mnn oie 9eidle fauo. lit cine gbfall.
kuttiteae Gine grobe@lasflaihe, Oie
n3an in Der gedbe entOedte, fiibrte oie
NlBei 5ur @ermutbung, OoB SGu-
rel anaeuen0et tpuroen I'M Die Set
DE mebr su entiteaen. ginitlueilcn
mirO aneenommen, OaB bic 5rau err
morOet muroe.
ReD gorf. 30. Suli.
CAB es fitb in ger6inouna nit Der
gufiinoung elmer peibIihen 9eide IN
williamsburg I'm elm beitialiifes
uno NIT GROCER Sdlnubeit uusge-
( fiibrtes @erbrefen 6onoelt, lit MN
iiber ieoen 3neifeI erbaben. 9ie
@olijei bat feitaetelt OaB Der
sSrauensperion Die &eble 0nrd]-
lihnitten muroe. Ger o0er Die
lWorOer ltedten Oann Sic 2eife in
I eine NIT Del qetrdnfte Natrase,
Inu1oem fie norber mittelit S1uren
soie @eiihtS5iige Der Eooten 5eritort
botten. Damn wlrOc nod mebr Del
nuf Die Matrabe geidiittet un0 leb.
4ere in 8rano geitedt
Die BoIi5ei Bat in 8erbin0uug nit
benz 9eidenfimo sipei 4erionen Der-
bGitet, bod elaHbt iie nift. oaB tie
etllpos nit Dem gerbrehcn 5a tbun
bosten, ooer nur 9sdberes 0ariiber
niiden. Gs ffnS oies Snmes 9fuOOid.
ein alter 0ionn, Der In einem nidJt
ueit pom 5uuoorte entiernt liegen-
ben Staa m0bnt. un0 iein Sobn
lssoiepb. Elm Sauiirer, Ser Die Seihe
tentoedte.
symnes gPuO0id benahrihtiate ; ie
IHoIisei non Dem Qeiheniuno. un6 6a
er orei uerihieoene 0oriteIlungeT
teab, murOe er IN Salt senommen;
7 er1t erfldrte er, er ieIblt babe Die 2et.
ldle entoedt, 0ann bebauptete er, ein
iinbefannter ManR iei Der 5inoer,
lun0 idlieBlib geitou0 er. Dab ieia
: So6n Ser .unbetannte W1ann" iei.
Toraif muroe Der Gobn ebenfnas
berboftet. DAB Ser Batter 0rei Der.
idie6ene Tariteaungen gab, bringt
Sic 8olbei auf 9iehnung ieines
boben 2lIters un0 ieiner 9ufregung.
ssoIep6 g1uooid bemerfte beute
@orgen BON ieiuenu5hIaigemdh ans
Sadnlnen uno elite binaus, Inn tie
su Ioifen. 9tIs er naber Fam, emit.
0efte er 5u feiHem Sbreden Die
geide.
On Ser 9eihe fan0 fif Elm STA.
| plIier, Elm getpeis. Dab Die gunor-
| oete fat5oIiih mar. 0ie Geite scr
SRTei0ung lino pon feinen N2ateriel
iAnO aud nnoere l1ntitan0e seuqen
bAaiiir. oaB Die 8o0te aus oen ioae.
nsaHrten beiieren areiien itammte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
8anf6eamts uerGaftst.
RelD 9orf. 20. eSuli

@roBes auiiebeH erregte es beute
IN grootIDn, ais guei aHgeiehene DOR.
tige GinUobner. Colonel gopnro g.
8ritfon una Der GuarnntainefomHii.
i0r freo s. Shrooer, Bis geiteru
4raiioent reip. 2. gi5e.Brdi6ent Der
eagle Sabings ono 2oan 50. megeH
uHteridllaguHg BON gnnFaeloern per.
lafiet uur0en. nnhoem iie non oeH
8reBgrifEporenen IN Anfln9esatnnb
ueEietf fUor0eH waren. Tie geioen
paben Geltanoen. baB iie sgn1bernb
$4,000 oernntreufsn une bas 8elo
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Ger SensrSamuu.
llortIan0. Nreaon. 28 NnL.

Yortlan0, Dre1on q. SnIi.
lin 5 llbr beute 9lodniittaa 6ra6
in Dem Sduicraepicrt o0s pon @li.
iam SCOUT. Siitb mo Sirt6 Ctr. be.
aren5t it, Elm @rduo aus, Ser 10
ihuen mn iih grill oab in fur3er
3elt Der aan3e @eb1uOclompler In
Siaiimen itan0. Naruah ipyanaen
sic Slnnmen ii6er Sic 5trabe nnS
uiiiben nun i'm @orrn Soiel Der
iolueit anaeridieie Shaocn miro auf
min0eitens $25000O acidabf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02

@aontsomerp ala, %. syuIi

D(onf9onlerp, 2ld., %. SSlilL
Sin @olfsbaufen bolte ben geeaer
Qeanoer q. Sbam aus Dem bieiigsn
8ef1ngniB, fiibrte i'm nah Dem 81.
fenflid)en glas, bdngfe ibn uno
ipidte oann itinen aorper nit Stu.
ael. Sbarp bafn eiuen uniittIihen
angriff nuf cine ,ppiBe 5rou gemaht.
SDons, @e-, %. Suli.
Ter Reser alonso g2iaiams MIR.
Sc bier BON einem goIfsbauien aus
Der 9ountpinil gebolt, mad einem
@eb0ls geiiibrt, un0 geIDnht. ggil.
lioms ioa aui SRI. Clara golDen ei.
nen trinineaen angriff gemnht ba.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Die Site nnS Der snff.
Getroii, 01ih., %. syll

Die aroBe Sibe NIT elmer libern-
len Guantitdt Spirituoien, Die er ae-
noiien bate, peranInBte beute oen
Irabtipanner 8om 5. Wiinaban nit
ieiner Trau einen Streit pom 3ann
81 bre6en. in oefen @erlauf or iai.
men Repolper 5og mO Der 5rou 5nei
auaeIn in Ben 3opi ingte. Damn
uanote er oie gSafie gegen iih un0
6roAte I'D cine idpere gerIesung
am 4opf bei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
70OO 1Fnrmarbrittr perInnnt.
Et. Qaul. Wlinn.. e. einIi

II 4uuI, UtIIlIIl y. o5liIl.
Sic 500 9aAn Bat Dem itoot.
lihen Stelleu0ermitteIung bureau
Oen auftrag ertbcilt. 1000 arbeiter.
meIte in giinneiota uHo Gafota ,itn
einheimien ser ernteu aebraudlt
wer0en. oabin 81 ieuOen. Tie gaan
uerpflidtet lid. oieie 2eute, 6enen
9obne bon 81 Bis $4 Der Ina nit
boiler 8erpilesuna in Ausiitf geiieut
Ueroen. foitenirg 81 beior5ern.
5eute wlir0en bereits mebrere 5un.
Sert 2eute iortaeihidt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
sdlnlo nbbc,a6It.

@aibingion, 2S SSrli.
Ter itellocrtrten0c Shltamtss
icfretar Coolidge erslelt beutc pom
Der Central Qneiiic gttbu~ ais
9cisa1lunq aui tire S6nlo IN ole
gluoesreaierung i'm g5giauntsg3e.
trage pon $3s.St2 7i5 einen 6lbed
IN Sobe Uon S2939. .66i.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
6oipitaI abaebrnnnt.

Sodbaoen. ga, 2S. Sul!.
Cine 6euersbrunit ieritorte aeuic
Oas 6ieiile 716sihc Soipiill einan
5daoeu BON chpaS45.000 auridfsnO
Die @oticnien 0reibia an Der 2abl
fonuien ale nnperlcbt 1T 5iher6cii
9ebrodt per0en Niau glaubt. oaB
Oct &rono olrd cine grpIoiion bon
Ghemifnllen eniilnnh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
3luci gcrIoncn ertrmfeu.

Ghrgeou 9ap, @is.. %. cyuIt
S.iolae acntern etnes SeaeIboo,
tes ianocn ,Srau @cor9c StepbanT
uno Der II Sabre aIfe Sobn bon
Sobn genion ibren 5o0 In 0cn 5lE
teen Ncs Sees Die au0ern bier ,Su
iaiieu oes gootes fonnten qerciie
merhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
9luti Iraucn ert6Otet.
56onano. g9i5.. 2s. SuIi

18np1no. 9Si5y %. ,5nli.
Grnu Charles 6oeiik uHb 6rnu
1ra0 araaIe pou Sartlan0. 8is..
ian6en iniolge 7urdAlebens zines Dor
eincn Qtesmaan geipaHrten 8aares
Qiqr6f i6ren 1o6 2er ifapere 8a.
qen praate namlih 70 beitia geaeH
Sic auiite Der beioen 6ranen oaB
lebiere in Stiide qiug uno oie Sn.
iaiign gei0otet wuroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
llncbrIidler : afbeamtcr.

Chattanooga, Ienn.. 20 Sui.
syn .9odolit" DurOe bqite ".
Gercp 2oape. Ser @aiiirer Der e6irit
9sotiou0lbaa1f pom Greensboro. Ala.,
aui oie glnflage Der uneriblagung
perhaftet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02
Gine usue iebr Dsitasben6e gIuorS-
nnng.
Qgafbindton. 2S. III

%9A AiYtiti5tyhs 80. s3AAts
gnrh einen 3irfuIarbriei t9at bic
stuiihenitanilide Son0els aommii-
lion bente aaen eiienbabnen i'm ,9an.
Dc tun0 unb 81 ipiiien. 0ab aai brei.
te Anoronung 6es Brdii6enten iortnb
ole Grbobnmgeu BON 5rabtraieu unS
Tabrpreiien au's Ginqebenoiie &C.
priiit meroen ipiirocn. 1ie acmmii-
iion niiroe nidlt erit Bic geihncr0en
bon 9ericn0ern Il. 10 abuarten.
ionoern ioiort, menn iie bon elmer
Iolhcn Grbobnng beHahrittigt 1T,
bic graiuna berielben 5ornebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02

Gaaa8. Ger. %. sui.

Der ad5ebniabrige gIao~ Smith,
en- gseoer. ruaroe herte h gaSsn-
mart pon iibcr 1000 Berionen wegen
eines Derbrehariihen 9Ingrifis aut
Srln. 8ola Gclanen ois Clinton,
Sunf Gountp. auf 6em offentlisheR
g2arftplab IN greenDiIle auf eaem
5heissrbauiea uer5raRns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-02

oa3u perwan0ten. cine @oIOmine in
South Gofeta 81 finan5iren. Sic
Dnr0en gegeH Stelung bon ie $i0.-
600 9iirsid]ait mieoer auf ireieu ,SuB
aeiebt.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-13
HENEY PAYS FLYING
VISIT TO THE CITY
VIII Lecture Before Chautauqua on
Municipal Graft, Filling Date
Assigned to John Sharp
Williams

Francis ]. Heney, the noted graft
prosecutor, passed through Los An
geles yesterday to Long Beach, where
he will spend several days resting up
preparatory to entering into the next
strenuous lap of his ''clean govern
ment" campaign in the Bay city.
Mr.. Heney will take the place on the
ChautauQua program which was an
nounced to be filled by John Sharp
williams. Mr.. Williams is in Oregon
and announced by wire that 1t would
be impossible for him to get here on
Wednesday, July 10, the day set for
his lecture, owing to the loss of time in
transit. Mr.. Heney. therefore, will
take Mr.. williams place on that date,
Wednesday night, and Mr.. Williams
will appear at the time originally an
nounced for Mr.. Heney, Friday even
ing, July II.
Mr.. Heney's lectures at Long Beach
will begin promptly at 8 p m. and 8
p. m. Wednesday, July IL. He will dis
cuss municipal graft and remedies.
When in Los Angeles the last time, a
couple of months ago, Mr.. Heney spoke
to several large crowds, andw was greet
ed by thousands of hearers with rare
enthusiasm. He dealt in bitter denun-
Citations of graft and grafters. His
lectures are always interesting and
generally have number of dramatic
surprises. He is expected to visit IN
Los Angeles a day or two before re-
turning to San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-13
HOME LODGE OF NEW
ORDER IS ORGANIZED
STARTS WITH MEMBERSHIP OF
ONE HUNDRED
Western FraternaI Association viii
Cover Entire Field of Insurance
and Take Risks Barred by
Other Concerns

Los Angeles iS fast becoming the
home of fraternal organizations. A
large number of lodges has been
started and built up here, and some
time ago the Western Fraternal ASSOC
citation was incorporated and a su-
preme lodge organized. Last Friday
night the first local lodge was organ
lied in Pico hall on Mercantile place.
The name Home lodge was adopted
by the lodge, being No. 1 of the new
order. A membership of 100 was voted
in and most suspicious start made,
for such a young institution. How
ever, in view of the fact that several
of the leading lodge men of Los Ange-
les, with DR.. ]. I. Mclaughlin at their
head, are the organizers of the order,
it was to be supposed that it would
start off with a good showing.
The officers of the local lodge elected
Friday night are: H. III. Cooley. presi-
dent; w. H. Taggart, treasurer; G. e.
Ferguson, secretary; r. c. Benites. es-
cort; Mrs. M. B. Davis, assistant es-
cort; Mrs. b, c. Friedman, chaplain;
q. L. Buchanan, v. H. Ward and Miss
Title Gartling, trustees; Capt. 9. E.
Merrick, outer guard: Miss Shelton,
sinner guard.
After the organization and during the
intermission dancing was INDUCED In.
carried out in such good spirit by all
that it was one continual round of
pleasure.
Next Friday night there will be an
other open meeting. Dancing will fol-
low the business of the evening and a
good time is guaranteed by the COM
mittee, whose names are H. H. Cooley,
w. H. Taggart and d. d. Mcdonald.
The Western TraterDal association is
modelled somewhat along the lines of
other popular fraternaI associations,
but with a much broader field. Many
risks classified as hazardous and not
taken by other organizations, or by
insurance companies in general, are
covered by this organization. But a
system of adding a small amount to
the cost of insurance for such risks has
been devised and many people who
have hitherto been unable to obtain
fraternal or other insurance will now
be given the opportunity of obtaining
it in this new but strong organization.
The entire field of accident, old age
and permanent disability benefits is
covered. 1t is the aim of the supreme
lodge to make this the widest, best
and safest fraterna1 association in the
world. If that is done it should soon
grow to be one of the strongest in
membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-13
BUTTER FACTORIES
REQUIRE SUPERVISION
MANUFACTURERS VIOLATING
PURE FOOD LAWS
Makers Of oIeomargarlne Are Now
Under Supervision and Similar
Care Respecting Natural
Product Is Desirable

1t is probably high time that all
manufacturers of butter should be put
under government supervision. Inves-
legations on the part of the United
States revenue department show that
many manufacturers and still many
more handlers of what is selling for
pure butter are violating the laws per-
tanning to purity so far as revenue to
Uncle Sam is concerned, and nobody
knows what they are doing in the line
of making butter which is not really
fit for use.
The department of agriculture has is
sued ruling which will call for the
stamping of all packages of oleomar-
garine with the legend that 1t is made
under and In conformity with the in
spection laws of the government re-
| garding foodstuffs made from animal
products.
Cow butter is made from animal
products, and IL the law is strictly to
| be enforced it should have the same
brand and the same inspection as the
case regarding oleomargarine.
| Possibly somebody may say that but
ter Is not strictly an animal product
and the reports of the revenue depart
ment telling of the excessive moisture
often found indicate that butter Is MOI
always the product OF milk.
The oLNomargarine manufacturer
| should not complain of the new regu-
lation requiring them to mark all pack
ages of oleo as being made under. gov,
eminent supervision, but they should
at once start an active campaign In
their own interests to bring about con-
ditions where butter will be compelled
to be made under just as sanitary con-
ditions as is oleomargarine at present:
Every buttermaker now is compelled
to admit that cleo is sanitary prod
uct, and many of those who are the
biggest boosters of butter say tnat tne
cow product, as 1t is mostly made, Is
not to be compared with oleo as
strictly pure product.
This discrimination against g. meri-
torious product should, as 1t would
seem in justice, be stopped.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-13
PAYS RECORD TARIFF ON
EFFECTS BOUGHT ABROAD
w. D. Sloane and Wife Make Record
at the Customs Office with
$4,000 Worth of
Imports

NEW YORK, July NV. D. Sloane
OF w. & J. Sloane, who arrived In New
York recently with Mrs. Sloane on the
Kronprinzessin Cesilie, declared the
largest amount of personal effects pur-
chased abroad and paid on them the
highest duty ever paid in such cases
in the history of the port, according
to the customs officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane brought about
forty trunks and other pieces of lug
gage, including q case of paintings.
The importations consisted largely of
gowns for Mrs. Sloane, various kinds
of wearing apparel and nememtoes of
travel. Mr.. Sloane swore that the pur-
chases cost him $4,000. The duty paid
amounted in round figures to $4,000.
Bills of sale and other legal evil
dences of the cost price of the goods
were presented, so that the appraisers
on the pier had little to do. The
entire proceeding took less time and
passed more smoothly than many an
inspection involving small amounts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-13
URGES BETTER TREATMENT
OF SOCIALIST PRISONERS

Gustav Petzen, speaking to Herald
reporter yesterday, said:
conditions at the city jail, where the
Socialist speakers are confined are
abominable. In a tank ten feet wide
by forty feet long are between sixty
and seventy prisoners held on various
charges.
"The treatment accorded the So
cialists is worse than that shown to
the average drunk, who is, at least,
allowed to see his friends. A person
wishing to see any one of the speak
ers must get permit from the chief
and only relatives are given permits.
This discrimination denies us the rights
given us by the Constitution and. Is as
Unconstitutional as the city ordinance
compelling us to get permit for free
speech"
Saturday night the speakers at
Seventh and Main streets, where the
traffic is congested, were unmolested'
having from four to five thousand peo-
pie as an audience; while at Seventh
and Grand, where there is no trafric to
speak of, the speakers were arrested as
fast as they uttered a word.