davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-21

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick, get well. If well, get rest and pleasure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-21

Perfect alfalfa hay 75c a bale at Gamble's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-21

Arbuckle's coffee, five pounds for $l, at Gamble s Cash Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-21
The remale Su,

A sensational moving picture at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-04-21

Brown. the Notary. Globe Office Buildir:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

oftt3ter Ysrtpolo BON S9iiben Regis
ment 108, ber einen Solbaten rerdrt
miBhanpelte. bah bieIer itarb, gu etnsm
Sabr @efdngniB.
g / III IN a., Die bier p~eritorbsnen
GbeIeute pIaiop baten Der 9linbens
dnitalt G9emniB ~leBtpi1ig 5000 Mart
aus9eieBt.
s. 0 b It e / &c n # t + a |.
Die SretsRalptmannI6qft GbemniB
betpiaigte benz Sii6IerIebrIing Wiiler
bon bier Elm 0eIogei6ent. neil er nit
etgener ~2ebenS8efabr ben 5pOIfiGbris
gen Gndben Wfaier, Der beim Sblitts
idubIaufen ctneebro6sn mar, BPM
Gobe bes @rtrintens s~srettet bat.
&rim m / d a II. Die 9oums
ipollfirma &ein6dro StrduB fat aus
InIab ibres ~25iGbrigen geitebens cine
Stiftung bon 25,O0O Mart crri6tet
uuo 8iirgermetIter 9sdmanu iiterges
ben. Sine anbere Stiftln9 tpur9e benz
@efddftsperIonaI Sugeba6t.
Mittpeiba a. !Sier tpuroe baS
neue Reali6ul9ebdube Ieiner 8eItims
mung iiberae6en. SIS 1T . Der 2sips
5iger 4rG5itettenfirma 6GnbeI &c
Srante nit einem &oitenaufpanoe BON
circa 205,000 Mart errihtet uno nit
allen mpoernen Ginridtungen pers
feben.
81 lie a.. 9ei sinem bier nieberges
gangenen fdlperen Getpitter lpuroer
brei ouf Dem Sdiffsbouplabs Der
5irma Mos arbeiteube 8auIeutc BON
gIibe g%etroffen. Der i'm 80. 2eben8s
iabre itebenbe S6iffsbouer GrnIt 8os
ger aus Nidrib purbe aIf Der Stele
get0btet, tpGbreno bic 5pet anoeren nlIr
betdubt purben unb ii6 baIb pieber
pbQig er90Iten.
@ d d II b a II. SIN Glitter BON rs
;SoHren lift bic nett iiber Sadiens
@ren3enF Hinaus betannte rWtamd
Se~genbartb," geiiBerin be5 gIei6ndmi~
ger GtabIiffementS, bos tie iiber so
Sabre bepirtbi@aftete, 9eitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Gf[a6.

Sagenau. auf benz Srupprn.
pIab 9a9enau 1T Der 2sutnont Woii
BON 3. Gbepaule9ers : ReQiment
(0ieu3e) burd ben Shub elmer plab-
potrone perunsliidt uno baran seitor-
ben.
M il Ibaue n. Die Straftams
mer bat bic 9%erufung bes Rebatteurs
Martin bon benz Experimentation
"Wiilbouier @oltsblott" 9egen bas
i60ffen9ert9tlide llrtbsil p~ernorfen,
bas i'm lpe6en 8sleioigung bes bemos
tratif@en Gemeinoeratbs Simonet gu
5fpei Monaten @efdnsnib psrlrtbciIt
bate.
g aargem Ii n b. 9ei Der @rs
labpo9l gum &reistag bes Gdntons
Caargemiinb purbe Der Hentner Sbiz
ringer geludblt.
9 unb + aue Sier limb
burd Elm @robfeuer 16 SGuicr unb
bic Stride 3erItOrt porben. Man pers
mutbet 8ranbitiftuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
&rcs6er5ogt6nnt 6eGem.

. m It a b t. 0ns Stuotpers
prbneteutoIIegium betuiliate 1000
Mart fir bas bier 81 erri6tenoe Gle
big z0entmal Der oeutIden 6emii6en
Sabriten.
) amersbe i NJ. Sier babeu
infoIge @emeinbeitreitigteiten 30 So
milien tbreit Wustritt aus Der epon9es
Iiiben 2anoestirhe ertIdrt.
Sffenb d d. Sm 9(tter BON rs
SSa6ren peritarb bier Der dIttutboliI6e
Pforrer Sbiepb Ibam Sttjntpa6s.
SO 0 m 8. Sn elmer Stdbtperorbs
nsisns . rIomNlting nutoen our Grs
bauuns neuer 'tGbtifder grbtitermobns
bGuIer fir itGbtii6e Nrbeiter $4,000
Mart %belpiGist.' Der Sberbiirgermei,
tier tbeiIte nit, bab i'm gtatsjabr
1907-1908 bic ft6btiTde Stroben,
babn in i6rem .eritsn g~etriebsja6r
1897 M1rt, B, /. 2S.5O0 Mart iiber
ben @orani@la9 binauS er3ieIt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
@eferrei6.

Die n. Oils &ailer WilbeIm bier
Der tam, I'm nit ben beutiden Bum
besfiirite benz &aiier 5ran3 Soiepb
iu buloigen, pertbeilte er 9etorotionen
unb Srben. Inter ben auf bieie
gBeiie @eebrten mar Or. Weistir6ner,
prdiioent bes Observation-Disclosures bes
Nel6sratbs, ipelfer ben a~ronenurben
3. &lafe er6ielt. Weistir6ner bat ben
Oroen ourd bas austpGrti9e @mt Der
oeutIdsn 8ptidaft nit proteit 3uriids
geididt. @r ertldrte, Der Orben IlSe
bon bOberem Rans gepeisn Ieiu, ni9t
bon Der &lahe, tpelhe ~gepobnli6 pers
fonen BON Rang zines poli5eitommii.
lars %5uertannt perbs. - !Sier purbe
Der Snbaber zines tednii6sn Bureaus,
Der Sngenieur &ulta aus praq, me-
gen getru9s %perbaftet. gr entlodte
beri6iebenen perIonen Gelb, fir bas
er als Si4eritelung aefdli9te S6uloz
i6eine nnb falide We6I1,t CAB. Die
getriigereien belauien H. IuF $4,000
aronen. - Sin Strabenbabnpaaen,
Der iiber bic Warisnbriide in Der 3eos
poIoitabt fubr, purbe burd cine idarfe
giegung 10 bsftig eri6ittcrt. bab Der
3oainipettor Sittl, Der auf Der @o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

gentreppe ItGno, Observation-Disclosures
ipuroe unO ii6 our6 ben Stur5 auf
oas Srottotr ben &opf 5erI4metterte.
@r ipar iofort tobt.
Gger. Weeen bduslitsr ,3erpiirfs
niTe bat Der i'm Stiftsbrdu6auie gu
2epI beidGftiqte %77idbrtge 9arl 5sIs
Ter feline Stieftof)ter erI6oTen.
6ran3en b a b. Sier ion Elm
S6lpimmbab, &i6tz uno Quftbao err
riftet tperoen.
6ugpis8 orbe(p t. SIN
3oronoer WdIoe iiberfieIen 200 palds
6ii6e Waloarbeiter nit MC~en uno
SniitteIn 100 ungari36e Nrbeiter. SO
lam gu einem Sample, benz erIt bon
8enbarmen Elm Gube gemd6t peroen
tpnnte; Is perIonen purbcn bsrlebt,
20 RGoeISfi;brer >purben perbaftet.
0ra5. Der 20iGbrios Spen0ler
Nlois gerdn 1T beim Nlpenblumens
pfliiden bon Der Ssemauer bel GiIeneys
108 Meter tief ab9eitiir3t uno mar
iofort toot.
Snnsbrud. Mm Tbaurer RoBs
topf ~ftiir3te Der Mehanitersebilfe SO,
ief Rattler beim glumenIuten iiber
bic iteile Wanb uno blieb toot lie0en,
&rems. Der bier perItorbene
ProfeNor @u9uIt @ottinssr, ebemaIs
primararat in Sal3burs, permahte
IeBtpiaig benz 0euti9sn S6uIperein
100000 8ronen.
&u It e / II. Sci 0a6ram ipllrbe
Der bonn polterabsno nit feiner 8raut
betmtebrenoe Bauer @runoner bon
benz friiIeren @eliebteu ieiner 9raut,
benz 2~0iGbrigen 8auernburI6en 9uts
auer, iiberfaIlen. Der llubolb Iblu9
benz WlGbden nit einem Yrii0el ben
SfGbel elm unb itob ben 9rGutieam
oann Sufammen. 0as Mdo6en pers
f6ieo nab ipeni9eu Minuten; Der
S6Gter tpurbe in elmer 9lpbutte perz
boftet.
Gemberg. Der ermorbete Statts
batter bon @ali3ien, potodt, binterlieb
160,000,000 Sronsn unb 100000
Worgen 2anbbeIib. Sibsitommiberbe
1T Der Glte1te Sobn.
Sal burg. SIM bieiigen 9abus
bote 9ertetb Der Rangirgebilfe Soie2b
Reidl bur6 Iussleiten inter Die Nans
9trIotomotipe uno purbe getDotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
GBirimgiC6e Sfaaten.

Stmenau II. Ger perItorbene
8ommer5ienrotb Muguit @lt bat fir
Stabt, &ir6en unb S6uIen, Silent.
li6e 4nftalten, @ereine @ermG9tniiIe
in Der @eianmtb0be BON iiber 100000
Marf ausgeiebt. Seine @oteritabt
Obroruf bat er NIT 10000 M&art be-
babt. Der tbiiringii&en Qanoespers
ii6erungsanItalt in Weimar 'tiitete er
gum gsIten Der SopbienbeilItdtte in
9erta q, b. Sim 5000 Mart.
6 oburg. Gum Neubai osS bic
Iigen gerionenba6nbofs, ben Der Sis
tus ouf 100000 Wiart perani9Ia9t
bat, bepiQigten Die Stootperoroneten
einen 9etrdg BON $4,000 Wart. Nad)
6ertigitelung bes Sabnbofs nirb pors
ausIi6tIid cine birette 3ugperbinoung
Samburez MunGen iiber &oburg &C.
legt perben.
M einingen. 9as nsue Sof-
tbeater lpirb $40 Gib= uno 40 Stehs
pldBe, iopie 30 SofloeenplGbe enthals
ten. 9a8 olte Saus bate MIR $50
Bldbe. Sic GrDffnung bes Tbeoter7
iplI f6on I'M OttQber 1909 eripl9en.
Sonber8bduen @6uIbirefs
tor Or. &un5e, ipelber 30 Sdbr. lang
an Der Spibe Der itGotiIAsn S6uIen
geitanoen uno bus beige 2ebrerinnens
Seminar gegriinbet bat, 1T geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

ItcbIene 8ui I'M SeIer pes 0oMbeders
meiIters Werner pcr9rdyen, beiitns1S>
jdbrigcr Spbu, Der SberreaIIdiiIer
9arI Wsrner, BEN 0iebItabI uusges
Fiibrt bat unb inter oieiem Yerba9t
perbaftet purbe. Die G!tern beS Sum
gen muBten bon benz 0tebitabl nitpts.
Neu It q b t. SIN Weinpro5eB
SiegeIe puroe WeinbGnbler QubpiJ
Sie8eIe 81 flint Mcnaten 9eFan9nib
unb 5000 Mart Geloitrofe perur
theiLt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
SHeGfenDnrq.

9 dperin n. Der 2anbtas fpurbe
nit elmer Gbronrebe er0ffnet, in mel
der Die lGneit in Musiiat geitelte
9erfoi1uns fur bic medlenbursii9en
greBber5ostbiimer formsG angetiinbigi
tpurbe. Die purlamertarif6e @ertres
tun9 pirb cine Miftung itGnbiid ses
tpabfter unb ernannter 4bseoronetsr
iein. Die 9erfaiiung fibrt einen als
gemetnen Ganotag unb spei Sonbers
lanbtass fir bic Grobber8ogtbiimer
ein. 3uglei9 rsgelt iie ben 0omanials
beiib Der 9robber3Dge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Sreie Stable.

Sam b q. Die IuStpdnberun9
iiber 9amburg betrllg i'm Qtpril b. s.
5414 Yerionen, 9egen 20,863 i'm Dor
jabre, felt SobresanfGng 17,948, gs9en
66,331. - Sn Der Nngeleqenteit beg
i'm Rotben Steer untergegongeneu
Sampfers n2aeiB" bon Der 0eutY6e
4uiIralii6en 0ampfIdiiffa9rtsgeienz
idaft %erfannte oas Samburger Gee
amt babin, baB Der llnfaa nur burd
auberaepDbnli9 nahIGiii9e NdpiQis
rung m0gli6 9eporoen lit, fir bic Der
&apitdn unb Der erIte unb 3peite Ofs
fi5ier perantiportli6 Iino. Dem &as
pttdn !Sinrif Siqmdnn purbe baber
bic 9efu9niB our 4uSiibung bes S4ifs
f%er9eiperbes ent3ogen. ba9egen ben Of
f~i5ieren beldien.
.&urb aDen. Der engltTbe 81
fherbampfer Taurus" aus GrimSbp
lit por Der preubiiden Sniel 4mrum
in Der Norbiee bon einem beut16en
9%orpeooboot bef6lagnnbmt unb nabe
9urbapsn Dor Qtnter gebrdht tporben.
9 M II. lle6er Bremen tpons
bsrten III 4pril b. S. 3057 perfonen
dis, gegen 28.648 i'm 9oriabre, bar
inter 9eutf6e 1853. gesen 21S0. Sn
ben eriten bier Wonaten b. S. tparcn
es 1850 Yerionen, segen Sc, 769.
barunter OeutI6e 2671, gegen 1894.
6 ii b d. Sie na6 benz Chariot
t~enburger Wuiter geidaffene 2iibeder
Walof6ule 1T nit 90 &inbern i'm
WesIoer @ebDla er0ffnet tporbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
SnxemDura.

2urem 9. Sier ipurb. Der
Nrbeiter Subnerfirit aus GbsmniB
pertaftet, Der i'm Ipril b. s. einen grOz
ben Supelsnbiebitabl auseefiibrt bate.
8et ibm lparben nod 131 9riQants
ringe uno 40 goIbsne ubren ~porsefuns
BEN. Die ubrise 1eute bate er tsr,
Ieht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

ipuroe gu i Sabren GefdngniB pers
itrtbeiIt. a
8aIIen It b t. Die re~ritorbenc
Srau 3aura 9rir bat Der Staot 49,
600 Wtart permabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
8a0en.

6 a r.Isrubs. SIN Surla6er
WaIo eri6ob Der S6loFer Gderlin
feline beiben bier unb Elm S,abr alien
&inoer uno oanu ii6 lelbIt. Dos Wos
tip CUR 9bat 1T in ungIiidli6en Sa.
milienperbdltniIen infol9e @siite8s
trantbeit Der Srau bes @dsrIin gu
iuten.
q d ern. Die nationauiberaIen
r@aotf4en Nadridten" linb ,lm 900,
600 Wart in ben 9eIib M. WeIderts
aug I'6erSleben iibergegan9en.
SIRE burg. Der auf Der Sogb
ourh etneu llnfaQ ooer burh SeIbIts
morb p%erungIiidte Ginpobner 2GfTel,
&ufiirer Der GIettriaitdtsnerfe uno Der
Strobenbabn, bat, pte Ii4 jeBt berauSs
geiteat bat, bebeutenbe Summen perz
untreut.
Som # ana. 1as G6ipiraeridt
berurtbeilte ben !Sauiirer Gtner, Der
ben SApei5er 2anbiGger Staub err
f6ofen bate, gum 9ob.
W annb E / IN. !Sier 1T elm fiibs
ipe 'toeutIGcr Neutrality-suspicious. fir
oas Sol5eetperbe 9egriinbet iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
QSIrttent 6erd.

Stuttgart. Sir ben Neuboll
3peier Softbeater in Stuttgart, zines
SpernbuuIss unb zines SduuipieIbau=
les, Id)rieben Der 6inan5miniiter unb
bic observation-disclosures einen Difentz
ltten Wettbetperb aus, gu benz neben
elmer bef6rGntten Nn3abl i'm 3beaterz
bou ~beTouoers erfabrener bsutfher
Nr6itetten a~ufgeiOroert tperben.
@ailbprf. Der @blerpirtb
bon llntergrDnin9en fubr Qbenbs nit
'etrem ii%ebeniGbrigen Snaben mad
SouIe, 0abei 1T Der Wagenlenfer
pdbreno zines @epitters, bel benz bic
pferbe fdeuten, BON @agen geitiir3t
uno fhiper perlebt Dorben, iobab Der
2oo etntrdt. Nm anberen Worgeu
fono man has &ino neben Ieinem 9as
ter I6lafenb ouf.
0roba p a d. Sin SasI6bner
Namens Siibler bat feline Gbefrau,
nit Der er i'm Gtreit Isbts. erItoten
uno bdrduf ii6 IelbIt erbdngt.
b 10 | q 6 burg q. Die ftaatSs
wiiienIGaftIi6e 5atultGt Der bieIioen
llniperiitGt ernonute ben StuatsIetres
tar Or. Nieberotng anIGBlia Ieines
70. 0eburtStageS gum @brenbottor.
Guo IN / gSburg. Sir Tapib
Trieorih Gtraub iou in ieincr &C.
burtsitobt 2ubpigsburg Elm 9entmol
srrihtet tperben. Sn Srantfurt q. M.
bat Iia gu bieiem 3tped Elm SOmite ges
bilbet.
8 il bingen. 9ie i~taatspiFens
fdaftIi6e TatultGt Der bieiigen llnis
periitdt %ernannte ben StaatsieftetGr
0r. Nieberbing onldbli6 feines 70.
8~eburtsta9es gum Gbrenbottor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Srannf6weis. An6aft.

9 raunfd neie 9. Der &ontors
bote 6einrid Ricolaus. Der mad lns
Idlagung BON 1890 Mart iiber Bres
men mad 5puanb aefliiGtet mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
0f0en6urG.

SIhenburg. Sn Der hinge
genb iinb 20 granbitiftunsen porges
tommen. Der 22idbrige 2anbmann
gruns ipurhe als 9bdter perbaitst unb
bat mebrere 8ranbitiftunsen einesituns
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

HdBe fir's aHslaub beiorat @. Maine, ar.
%13. GH'Saltlulore.S tr., uaes 9ntsm ponte As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Sa6(eu.

Sresben n. Sn Der Sauptpsr'
Iammlung bes 8ereins fir innere Mifs
iion itanben insgeiansnt 23,50o Start
our 8ertbeilung CUR 8erfiigung. 0a>
bon erbielt Der 2anbssperein fir ins
mere Miiiion $500 Mart, pdbrenb Der
Reit al cine &eibe ge~meinniisissr 4ns
italten CUR 8ertbeilung fam. = 9as
&riegsaerid,t perurtbeil.e ben Inter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
prnpin1 5tfrIfprrnHr,t.

Canal g. Die beige 9ednii4e
5oAi6ule bat einen Nusi6ub CUR Gina
ridtung unb GDroeruna beg renen
poitfa6itubiums einaasfss... Die Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

go6um. 9a8 S6pur9eridt bat
BEN Wal5perts9ebilfen Wti6ael Solis
idus bon bier negen Miin5perbre6ens
gu spei Sa5ren 3uGtbaus, flint Sab
rem GbrperIuit unb Stellung unter
poli3eisQufIi6t perurtbeilt.
80 Ii n # r. 9as Shlpur9eri6t
perllrtbeilte ben 8aufmann @oam pOQ
tpegen unteridlasuns unb aonturss
bergebens gu elmer @efdngnibItrafs
bon neun Monaten, feline 5rau pegen
&ontursper9ebens 81 bier Monaten
9efdngnib.
m b. Sir bas tpmmus
male glettri5itGtspert ionen Biz 81
100000 Mart BEL Der 2anbesbant
%dufeenommen fperben. - Der Oirettpr
bss Gifsnpsrts Rotbe Grbe unb
Stabtperorbnete Winitens lit in Gus
euno i'm SO. 2ebensiabre seitorben.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
DEPAUW COMES NEXT
Quakers Secure Methodist
Formations in Advance
For Practice.
LIVELY SIGNAL PRACTICE.
BY Tort.

Earlham went through lively sig
nal practice yesterday. The entire
team that played in the Rose Poly
game was out for work, none of the
men having been injured enough to
keep them from practice. Steady work
will be INDUCED in for the DePauw
game at Reid Field Saturday and the
Quakers feel that they have a fair
chance of winning.
No new plays are being worked out
for this game. but Coach Vail has his
charges busily at work perfecting the
forward pass, a play that the Quak-
ers have been weak on all season
Yesterday, c. Jones made many beau.
tiful passes and his ends handled
them we'll.
Vail has secured nearly all the De.
Paw formations and to perfect his
defense he will have the scrubs this
week use these plays against the reg.
ulars. There is possibility OF Earl
hams two star ends being in the game
Saturday. They are Hancock and
CASTOR. Hancock has about recovered
from his bad knee and it is probable
that CASTOR will have conformed to
the eligibility requirements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
ERRORS FOUND IN
DEMOCRATIC COUNT
Party Men Going Over Bal
lots Cast in Wayne
County.
LOSSES AND GAINS SHOWN.
COUNT SO FAR PROVES eeNEFl.
ciAL TO REPUBLICAN STATE
CANDIDATES. MARSHALL LOS.
ES A FEW vOTES.

Some errors in the official count of
the election returns have been found
by the representatives of the demo-
cratic party that are making the count
in this county. Edwin limerick. of
Indianapolis, formerly of this city
has been making an official count for
the democrats. He is assisted by To-
cal men of the party. The count of
limerick will be used by the demo-
cratic party in entering contest for
the state offices.
The count of limerick showed that in
the twenty-seventh precinct the re-
publican candidate for governor ought
to lose ten votes, but an inspec-
ton showed the votes had been
cast. 1t was found that five
votes ought to be added to
those for Sims and Billheimer each in
the twenty-second precinct. In an
other precinct it was found Marshall
had been given five too many votes
and in another precinct Watson had
received five too many.
limerick laughed and regarded the
vote in the twenty-fifth precinct as
very funny" and rather strange"
This precinct is located in Riverdale.
Both Marshall and Watson, candidates
for governor. received the same num-
Der of votes. 113.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
STAGE SCENERY.
Modern Settings Tax the Ingenuity o,
tho Builders.

Modern Settings Tax the Ingenuity Of
tho Builders.
The big scenic artists do little actual
painting beyond making the model
unless they have a panoramic effect
That they do themselves, standing on
the paint bridge, many feet from the
floor, while the canvas is raised OIL
lowered. The panoramic effects are
hard to handle. One difficulty is to
avoid fluttering when a draft sweeps
across the stage. Mountains that
tremble hazily are not conducive te
illusion.
With the elaborate productions OF
late years the iss portance of the build
er of scenery has increased. says Ev.
erybody's Magazine. Formerly, when
the scenery consisted merely of can.
vas stretched over a wooden frame. II
was simple enough. But the struggle
for realism and sensational effects has
developed difficult problems for the
builder Of stage scenery to solve.
Every piece of scenery must be made
so that 1t can be folded into strips FIVE
feet nine inches wide. because the
doors Of the baggage cars in which 1t
is transported are only six feet in
breadth. Also every piece must be
light and so constructed that one
scene can be removed and another
put in place within ten minutes. 1t
may take thirty hours of continuous
work to get the scenery "set up" to
use a technical expression, after 1t is
brought into the theater. After that
the work of changing a scene is COM
paratively easy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
THE QUAIL
Farmers Do Not Take Kindly
To Slaughter of the
Bird.
is A GREAT AID TO THEM.
BY Tort.

The annual slaughter of Bob White,
a massacre permitted by the sovereign
state Of Indiana, is on. Up to date $40
Wayne county hunters have taken out
licenses to hunt the beautiful. little
game bird and by the time the quail
season closes, Bob Whites family will
be sadly reduced in numbers. II the
practice of allowing an annual open
season for quail numbering continues
five years longer the efforts of the
hunters and the state authorities to
drive this game bird out of this sec
ton of the country will have been sue
cessful
Many Wayne county farmers have
become staunch allies of Bob White
and have printed notices in the local
papers announcing that no hunting
nor trespassing will be permitted on
their farms. The quail is the friend
oil the farmer. as it destroys the bugs
which eat corn. Consequently there
are large number of farmers who re-
fuse to hunt Bob White and do every
thing in their power to protect him
from the rapacious city hunters.
In Rush county we'll known farmer
has organized among the farmers of
that county an anti-quail hunting
league. Many farmers in the county
are now a member Of that organizd-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
A DOGS CLUB.

london's Luxurious Resort For Aristo-
cratic Canine Pets.
London is the only city in the world
boasting dogs club. The club Is in a
pleasant suit of rooms near the Troca.
dero and close to Regent street. Hand
some rugs cover the floors. the win
dows are yelled in lace and silk, and
luxurious sofas are ranged against the
walls, while a profusion Of soft pill.
lows are scattered about for the com.
fort of aristocratic dogs who prefer
the floor for nap. Dainty satin lined
wicker baskets are provided for the
smaller pets. The membership fee is
half a sovereign, but this does not in.
clude meals, baths or tips to the at
tendants.
Ladies going shopping or to the thea
ter leave their pugs and poodles at the
club and give the attendant in charge
at the time a few shilings for looking
after it, but If the dog is fed half a
crown is charged. This pays for a NUT
ton chop and milk. A whole crown
provides the little animal with minced
chicken. For half sovereign Fido is
bathed. brushed and perfumed. and If
he is French poodle his hair is care
fully curled. A veterinary is attached
to the club to see that only dogs in
perfect health are admitted. all sick
members being Guaranteed in a sepa.
rate room, Blankets. boots, collars,
harness. soaps and brushes and all the
accessories of fashionable dogs tot.
let as we'll as dog medicines are sold at
the club.-New York Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10
The Queen Termite.

Nearly all insects increase rapidly.
The queen bee will lay eggs at the rate
of 800 an hour. but even she cannot
compete with the termite. the so called
white ant. The queen termite has
been known to lay $4,000 eggs day
and to keep up an average of $4,000
a day for the whole OF the laying sea
son, which lasts about a month. The
life of the queen bee is, however,
longer than that Of the termite. She
lives and goes on laying for four or
five summers and in her lifetime lays
at least 100000 eggs.-Liverpool Mer.
curry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-10

i'll trade. the act of Burk's Musical
dogs. II any one has a lapse of hu
mility and thinks himself intelligent.
he should see those dogs. Actors.
musicians, boxers and comedians. they
are, and no exaggeration. They keep
the audience in a continuous roar of
laughter and establishment
Eddie Foyer. as a comedian. made q
big hit last night. He is especially
we'll known around Cleveland. where
he is a general favorite. as a member
of the Hippodrome family. His real
stunt is in aquatic establishments, and
II was quite surprise to see him in
the role of monologist; but he carried
off the palm without any trouble.
The singing and dancing act of Mr..
Hayes and Miss Rayfield was of an
especially pleasing nature. Miss Ray
field brings on the stage the ingenious
ness of a girl yet In her teens, and
she sings extremely well. Mr.. Hayes
is an old favorite in Richmond. and
only added to his laurels last night.
The ever popular illustrated songs.
and the moving pictures complete the
bill.