davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Die FIeins sebrambe.

Gs mar einmaI cine fletne, pin5ige
S1uau6e, bic i'm 8erein nit tduienb
un0erm e6enio fFsiRen S6uauben bic
@uTgabe 1atte, 3pei grOBe Stablpldt=
Ten an eiHsm rieiigem 4aH8eridiff NIT
chamber gu ~ueubinoeu. Die tletne
Sbraube fam ith in Dem groben
Shiff unenbli9 Helm uto unbeoeuz
teno pOr, inO neil ie ielbIt 10 seriHg
uno ii5erflii6ig erihteu, Derlor lie 5us
LeBt ale 4raft unb 2uIt, bic ibr gez
ftelte QuFgobe Su erIiaen. Sic ipurz
be simmer Iodeper unO lOdergr, unb ols
fte mitten 0Hf osm groBen SH5iIden
Dean gpdreH, iaete lie gu ibren Rad
barThuHtben: .grIhredt nitt, penn
in nGfitens bendllsfdle. Sbr feIo ia
nod genug, Die 9latten feft3ubalten,
oa tommt Is bod iiberGaupt auf MIDI
nidt an Die dRberen Shrauiben
uber srtldrteu, lie tpdren nift er0Ber
uro itdrfer ais lie, uno lDenn tie ibren
gorfdB ousfi6rte, piiroen lie duh
nbht ldnqer an ibrem Qldb aus6drren.
Ods borten bic Rdeel unten i'm SHiff
unb riefen icsleih: Inns pirb's ouh
al euse, uno qpenn tbr euh freimoht,
70 lpdern mir uns audi" Die groBen
eiIernen Rippen aber, Die, Don Rdgeln
uuo Shpduben 5ufdmmengo9alten, ben
RieIenioupar oes Shiffts um6hICfen,
fiRgen an 5u df5en uHO 81 Tt0bnen
uHo baten oar beipegIi6; lin 9ottes
Epinen, bIetbt; benn penn tbr uns niht
hdltst, 10 lit e nm uns unb Inn bd8
Shiff ogffe6snl" llno ale bic gro>
ben Rippen uno qlatten, ale bic pie
len tauTenD Shrouben uno gdgel
i1noten cine gemeinfame 9otihdft an
Die tteine 56uou6e, lie m6ge bob nur
an ihrem 8IdBe bleiben; oenn ionit
miiroe ods S6iff beriten unO sleno gu
@runoe oehen, uno feines bon ibnen ie
pieoer Die Seimatb srreidsn. "a
mertte bic fleine Shraube, odb TIRE
9lIFoo6e, Die ibr 10 gering uno i6ers
fliHi1 erffienen, nctb pom qroBer Be
beutar9 fir bds qan3e fst llro lie
rsdte iih uro 3p5 Tih itrarm unb felt;
henn lie Tiiblte irb ouf einmal fir oas
Grqebeu he's edn3su SfiFFes mitoerz
ontporflih. llnD bic orbern Nd9el
uno S6rulhsn folsHen ihrem 8fiipieI.
unb bds Sfiff tom eliidlih unb uns
utriebrt in Teinen 5etmatbsbafeu 3i=
rid. - 80 1T es ouh I'm nenTdlihen
Qe6eH. Shate Elm jeoer rie QFlihten.
Die ibm 3ufdllsn - m6gen oieIel6en
aud 70 miuoerrerfhi5 erfheinen -
uno Fl mirD bed dIs 9Iieb beg Sans
sen Buobes Isiiten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
6siemiebaftsipieIs.
ri. aartbduf.r.

Die @efsnIhaft febt fb in sin,m
tiht edAIpFeneH 9reife umbsr, in
bsHsn Mitts oer 9rior QdB nimmt.
sc fommt barauf an. Oas StIas
i6neissR, su Dem bas 9sliboe ben
aartbduIer oerpflihiet, ourh fem
Mort, Dur9 teinsn Ruf 81 OerIsseH,
mas aud osr prior fageR mo9s;
osnn sper o0s @sbot ii5ertritt, iDlro
oura Elm qfan0 ssbibt.
Der 9rior, Der daeir 6as Reht
bat, gu iprs9sn. I'm bic 8,rgsbuns
gen Az rigsn uHo bic 9fdnoer ems
8~ufor0ern, osrisst isinem ndhnsH
4dh6ar rs9ts ihpsigsno siHsH leis
len Sdlas auf oas rsats auis;
osr GeihlaseHe dbmt Die 8eDes
eung mad, uRo bsr Sdlas ma6t
70 bic Runoe 0urh ale Mitglisosr
Der gsis1idaft. SIT sr BIZ Al BEN
prtor surideefsbrt, 70 bsra6rt oits
lsr auf d1nIihe meiie Die beioeu
8Hlss ieinsr EintsH Rahbarn. Bon
aHis 81 9nie maht aud eisie Be-
pssuns etR areisIauf. Der grior
pissrbolt oarouf biz fribsrsn
caHobeDsguneeH, inbsm sr siusu
itiieH 8a6snnrsi9 ouf BE sins
Mango biHsufast. @as oaSsrsn
abmsn ihm uah uno Denn e fsinsrz
ieits ben 8~adeHhrsi5 5urHdRtommen
cat, si5t e. sfuei. sbns inoeB oo5si *,
ira5sFsn 9nisl6lGss 81 oerssFm.
euh bic boPpelis Ghrfeias 6srum. 10
pisosrhOli ~ 9Ssor aIs 81, ShlSae
nit oer gr0bisn 2ratigseit, Cr5nuna
HHo S6nslistsit. Doragf srersift e
sta S9E5gfa psEss 9s55ass LTD
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

IS III @aoulo Elm raa6sr Stpdld,
gou Gornsn an alien @nhen.
lHo per ism nabt. Der merit 9as aud
I'm 6absn halo uRo edHoeu.
llna 6smo1 lag Id: CAB bic Nlii9'
Din Himmsrmehr ueroritben.
Sells dub mt 5trdneH, ipdt uHO fri6
Sbn trNgliA 81 bssraBen!
urpl6blih ariro Il lber RGtt
Die W6ben Dir ~5elobneH,
WenH iber al ben DuTnen Ilbt
Sin SirauB ron @cienlroneR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
anerbanS 1smrsweiI.
Gin GIas Mailer ni6t b IN
Sif6e nebmeR 3u f6nz
men, o9neeS IL
eieben.

Man gisBt Elm @log nit 0uFer bon
Dis an oen 8dno. Dedt oann Elm 8ldtt
Yapier Oariiber, bdlt oiaies nit Der
einen 6dnb feit unO itelt nit Der am
oeren ourh cine roi6e @guOunq bns
8Ias oertebrt ouf bsu Eilh. 8arnuf
5ie9t man behuti1m cos 8Idtt 4upter
unter Dem @ldie por, mas iehr out ees
ideben tdnn, obne bab oas 0aFer berz
~auslduft. Dunn fOrOert man iemanD
auf, has 8lns pom glide su Hebmen,
obHe e 3at berFhiitten. Doh btes miro
ibm felbit Damn unm0slib iein. penn
Is ibm eelingen Io1te. Elm neues 9latt
Pdpier uuter oas 9fa8 gu bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

aaum Hno ishB Sabre usriloi.
Zen felt Ct. pierre aui oer 5nIsl Wiars
Unique bur6 ben 4us6raf oea Gut
rams WoHs gele 5srit6rt Duros uno
ihon idngt man an. bic StdDt an iBa
rer friibsIgn Gttlie pitotr aa5u5autn.
Bampf5oo.e laaftn pisoer ben 6ofer
an uhs BE GIf1iie eehsa bsrelis pie'
bsr ibrs7 Oonq. 60 tur3 IL bag 0tf
sa6tniB binattli6 oss ihgsdlittH
grsisniTss uHb II gleih8altis ins oil
2suis il gs3us oui cine mo5li4 nix
s~sstttrsnoe 5ta5g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
aahnt @tleatn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gar ben b eiHsF 0les
btresbahn ~ aanasa,

Observation-Disclosures far ben Wau ftHet 0'es
birssbahn ~ 9anasa.
Bon ben ti6nen llnternsbmung,n
Der @rrelteiger, bic aus Sportlul 2es
ben unb @eiunbbeit an bic Grilims
minq irqenb eines bisber unsrTtisgsuen
@ipfsIs ieben, melbsn ale 3eitungeu.
dber BON ben oft nidt minber Ibpitris
gen uno gefdbrlihen 2baten. bic in
filler 4Tlidtsrfiuung bon @elebrtsu.
9ehniferu, Mrbtitern unter uno ibsr
Der Grbe faft tdsIi9 ousgefubrt mere
ben. bort man nur eelegsntlih einmol.
60 mnbt iid has groBs Yublitum
toum einen 8sgriff oapon, mas fir
bergiteigeriIhe 3dlente Elm Sffi3ier,
Sngsnieur uber 8ermsf ungsbedmter
BEL btr 2oubesaufrabme ober BET Der
2rafftung elmer 9abr i'm 6o9gebirge
gu betbdiigen bat. "a lam man iid
ntht eeiibte 9srgltsieer ousIu6en unb
berIdHQt bod bon ben 9suteR eth glaB
bon S6minoeIfrsi6eit 8lettergeDonbts
belt unb M1utb, bas jeben 9trsisiser
3teren mMrpc.
Die Kramer auF unfsrsm Bible oas
uns in bas ianaoii6s 5elfeHgebirge
bsriebi. miihen cine Gtsue Der linie
traiIrsn, bic an elmer uberbongsnoen
Wanb elmer alamm entlang fibrt. lin
bic @ermef ungsarheiien gum 3iped
Der 5slsiprengung %bornebmen 81 tons
men, bat man an Seilsn gaumitdmme
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Ridtsr gum @aunsr): .Sis
IieBrn Iid eiusH 9luSug borleatu. unO
brannisn oann nit ibm ms MlenlHsns
sstuiibl Ger Strait bur92 @arum
baben Sic absr erit bon ben iieb3ig
Mort, Die er ioiten IOnts. eebanbeli bis
auf finf5ig Mtartg" - s. amer
Pun, Tam er beute mebr Wsrib Gls
fiHf5ia Dart o%nasbeue~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Del goraus3obluHs Don
$3.50

Gontlintg gambling bss
nubIt6tn uno 1afhtnGts
las her melt. lle6sr 440 Gtitsn
tart nno sntbdlt gsIsbli6s gsTims
mungtn, Goniutaie. Gins unO anotrs
gd5snsn. Recspts, poitssIeBs, eunos
larttR etc.
gie .Qders uRb GGrtens
sea 3 eitung", srIdeini r5ntnts
lid Don 10 Sic 20 Gsiten fart uHn III
aneriannl eiRes osr btIten ldnspirtbs
idaitli4su 9ldttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
@nnnfnr a.nm

r6absn Sic benin tsins Jur6t, Gins
%oobduertH, ooB Sbrsm Mann sttpas
aeidisbt. lpeHn sr 70 fpdt RoGtg be-
.oui6t nd6 6auie iommt2" - % ma,
BON Birtbshaus bis gu u~nlsrsr pits
ten eebt a enger 50blpeg un0 oa lam
e net nmfonenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Uu q q oes 9rabes.

Gasl0E Ef1as. Errfubsr 1909.
crit BEN 5abn 1872 par 10 70 Itibsnb. bsb Estls
n-in Nuiommtn bssptislisn nab "a tsLtf mia am
HaHes stR Gratts aIanttt esuH 10 NOR pa5rsHt .
U0nais eara ttiiIsE iEisles bra strbsHIebsH; lobsB
10 abr 9aaor esaias s~trbsnseiarfsr aetn. bafts
tsitS tint HuHbsrtau Wirtans asi be gltrssr. nnb
Fam q jest ptbSr earssrttii ftaH nnb aae ere
Wfslf pst aHr air9s ssteE. - uaiH 9etfr nabn au4
tta 9rrDsn. etarttr sssrn eelaESfsfdf nit ben
tesn ari0ist. Warfse fnnaetE
grss q. etpratu i4rsisf ssH Es4serr, r. ..
baB isEt Ie4aT onr4 fiHt tarbt fiai4t Batter aBnns
gfTBsnsStadsr ssn e. 8itusiart bslrtt npEst
raEbsm stn NHf a p~rslttrs bEi Wsesn Iaza ssr.
fu9i BATH
~MMG tn Es1fhoonts Ea6 ser gercerfebenhs
2REkN nfrJ 1ettu kx "a rfEiennt fzqtienbt
4rIt treaties au4 Re Utttffn GEioun.
TIT WEt9tn uzrbf ist bsu 3atEs 1875 nDr I'm
6o4D. 4aier etHsL Gqri Wasat Jus. 1~sttFsitki
ma istt uHirr iaur nnzstfnna zen tfx
koEhIG MEDICINE CO..
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, NIX
sci aSsthftsrn Il teten f6s
sssst tt.ss, ofts $780,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Etrafc nun Tetat.

QutIsr der mil Isinsm Jobr5e'ig
ouf ben Iiltbaufen zines 9~ausrnhofes
geratben I'D: aWas. brsibig wlort
Sdoeensrfab beoniprudsn Sie -
ab,r mofar benn9@ - q q { Z
-Iloons @ie bisnei4t. / LAB mir msiR'
idOn Mitbaufen umioHit NIT BenSiu
Derpeften2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
AnEdIuHs Der RitaI.I III 80. 81.
/.
RUs - aaris.
Glbora6o - Dora.
,.
glois, G6sy. lei, Gyls.
ssI5if BON Grmslinba eivad.
8sin grsis.

DE ssI6tu aoTsbsstisI. Dslts isssr
9eituHs anissE,soi per0eH, 5aasn aus
Eer ber 4orsHs auh HoA bic 3sii on,
ps psit Elm abornent oas 8latt BIZ
sahli 6oi. menn e gum 8sii2isl hsibt
Mara Of, 70 bsotutst sieB: gs5a6ii BIZ
mars 1901; Qpr. 90. bs515Is Biz
Qpril 1900; Ulai 80. bs3abli zig Dlsi
1899. Dordus loRR itosr isbsr. pis
rsis Ct rEtfSaois H. cssr ccraas5t'
sskIi ta..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
gsi goraus5abIun son
$500

etHe Rsfe um bt6
melf ptrmttteIF bss 5tss
uoftopss. 100 Qbotosg bromos,
MnHhtsiayien Der iHttrtFauieIsn
gl1bs er Wslt. bohfstn auzgefHbrt.
gisfs fsiren gilOsr iam... Sisrsoie0pe
nro nit tinsm 5abrsans eisisr 3sis
tuna. portofrsi nur $685., o5ne
GtsrtcIcop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Der Baum bat ober cine merlpiira
biee Jorm! ST bas iiHiilid2" -
.RatirIi9." - mas Sis uiht iageul
Rotirlidl4 - rNsin 49,. tiinftIihlD-
.abl badt' i'd mir bod. 9iinilih.1
vRotirli9l" ga ME benn9
RiinItli9 obsr natirIih2 - s8inhs
Ii9 -. natirli6l"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

6rduIein adurd lam Rlds
BIER: a@as Iaesu Sic, elm @,inrsis
ienosr iist i'm Gsben3immtr2 SD o.
braude iebt nidtsl@ - 9ien :
m a , 6en: nd, 6rduIein, beftsIs
len Sic ibm bod ettDos; sr bat I6ou
cine babe Stunoe 5ussb6rt!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

rWie pdr ts SbHsu moeIib, Sbrsm
Monn oas Srinisn ab3uasp6bnen2"-
sGan3 einFd6i SeoesmaI penn or
IeineH 3oufa aussei6Iaien bate. err
sGbIte ih Inn. oaB er mir Elm neues
sIeio perfproasn uno i'd IS mir ges
tauft Iab. eas 1T ibm i9litbli6
bob gu pisl asiporoen!'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Annrnrl,ratrr sae,.Itrh.

Sants ~Bie2 Sbr Ipielt Der.
ltsdeu, uno Oh, tlsiHes 9ies6en, muBI
INNER Die groBen Sinoer funene ga
finoeit On gepib n~ismduo2~-Qies.
den: nSo9dr iebr lsi@t - lie ber.
itsden f6 ia ole INNER in Der Speiiei
Hammer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
9mmtcriitiihes.
WfasiuauS-

Sic tabsn siuea unteroFfi3isr gum
Sgas, @uauite = oa mub Id Skusn
iinoisen; ia gsb6gs Der Internal
len 6ritoensIisa an" Nd. ana
6ise 5ran. er If ia BLOB 6o6oii; Der
fdieBt auf niemannl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
aud, cine alcbcrhitrSu,,o

No.. SD bite Serrn @orIfdno BOZ
Iidh. mid Hi6t msbr an S6aIter fir
,poitldgeruo' gu psriptnoen.@ ga
Gber = parum oeHn ui1t94 ~ ,Das
bait 70 lsiht isiuer aus, 5err Gors
fano, ben 9dHsen Sag INNER bibI6s
gl6oeI obfsrtisenl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

6 bsmaHn Settle 9aGi
traumte meme 6rau ben sinem eplo's
men 4rmbano uno beute bob' i'd i9cu
bic Re6HuHgl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

@ dpfeeer o9n: sd psib
ia nidt, mie 3u barber beniii. absr
SbatTode 1T, nit meinsr 6rou, Dsis
ner 9ohtsr, 1T Gin Furdtbares 2sben. "
- g d ~ iegsrbotsr .Das
iauH in Dir nadfiblen. mtin Suns,,
i9 babe ia ibre Wluiter CUR 5raul"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
2nr 8ta6tuna.

Wan itnoe geio nur mittelf qoFs
ooeg grpNbsg sIoaHptiiuHgtn. -igis
nririm grisis. oosr auf MilpausH.
G6icago oosr Rem 9orl lautsHss
Ue4itL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Bel @oraus3 ablun5 %
42.75

ntiRt fertftoPif6s 9tls
Der. bag Qe6en Gbrthi bars
ReIero, fdmmt gutem 5tss
reofcop. Ter GmpfdHssr Bat bsi
rieier pramis bic ggprsb,oiisn az
n6leH. 4orioirti $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Del gcraus3obIuuJ Don
42.25

Gine ba6I6e fron55N6e grfars
.qfeife NIT gerniieiHsS pise.
Grimm > Wtbfer's OeutfG =
omertc0Rtfhe DIES 70 SITTER
usbsr 800 Ssitsn itari. 3um
Grlernen Der ensIiidsn Sprade uns
su!6thrlih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

On absr 10000 6euil6s
niI6su 8amilisH ts6ri bic g4eet uHs
8artsn6au 3eiiuns" allD0aentli6 ais
germ esis6suu GaR cir. 4~5oanenisR
Der columbia" i5nrtH iia ,itIss ius
iersFauis Blait susa 9orauslabluns
i5rss MbonHsmsn.s ~bsahSnpia soiisHs
Ffsi sssI2affsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

an Der Wanb berobgtlaHm. bic ben
Snaenieursn unb ibrtn Geuisn als lufs
flyer BuBItsig bei ibrsu 8srmshnEss'
arbsiitn biensu. 4uf bislsn ftbeub
maFsa Re bic Qeiguns, bic WlaHs bss
1slims Il. (. 70. NIT &beoooIit uH6
Gionee oufne6men un5 Hotiren. Refine
slsins Qufgabe, bsnu Elm Gturs IN ben
lHaumenben ga& ndre pderer LOB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
SiIbenrdtbieI

Die srTien Tino ung Snbagriff
Bon elmer beFsrn 0eit.
(Gin tIeiBes 3 5ltlebt als Shlub
Werb' tbnen 3ugeieat)
Die brittle pirb gu Sdub uno S6iru
Dit tunitDou ~ouFgeFeIt.
Das @an3e ut elm b06er Dem,
S6n' Pfeilsr uu0 Ohm Stein;
DER gr0bte 9aaberr Bats erbaut
llno ninner itir3t Is Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Bel 8orausSablun ool
1910

Der Columbia 9attnotL
1870 Geiien F>ri. reihli6n ousseFats
let NIT elmer 6iils lebrrreiden uno
intsrtHanisn 2sisioffsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
5iferDrattrafRfe

I'm Ste1e ber 3iiiern 1es 3iffers
bbdates IMP bic guhltaben A a + q
n n n n o r I U 0erart einsuz
trasen, oaB he 3eiger BEL liner llms
orebun9 00rter BON fDIgenoer 8e0eus
tung ergeben: Ia BsIpinnlf; 2-3
Dag; Is 6luB in Stdlien un0 Qors
name; 4-6 unerpdHitter 3ulono;
Al tdumdnniTte 88ei6nuna: g.
10 Baum; 9-11 Gigsnidaft; 9-12
3o9tp0rt; Ii eur0paHfes a5ntg-
reid.
SIR aaflSiuns Der e5igsn Rit5isG it
foIseHoer prsis aasssisBt;
Gin GrBdblunss5uh.
gei btrauslooians bss Brsiis3 toMmsn
nur ioIhs Beperbsr, bic aae orei aItsisl
rihtia ssI5f uHo bic Aufl5iaagsn bis tam
20. SUM 1903 stussi&ift ba5en, in
bttraht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
&at1ieG. Gde.
7fdi6fer.

2GBt bu bid bo3u perfi9ren,
9ebit bu uHbeoaabt Orauf Elm,
60 pirit oi halo bic 5ol9en Ipiiren,
sic perosn Dir gum Radtbeil fem.
Sin 3eiben me6r: an idtpiilen Sagen
Do i.eigt es 0fters grolsno auf
Dnh fpiro IS tets @rfrifhun9 tragen,
st iegenbrinseuo i'm 0erloui.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-24
BIBLE PRINTED IN ~ HOURS.
Feat of the oxford University Press,
Oldest In World, Recalled.

Probably the most ancient Bible
printing works in the world is the
Oxford University Press. which dates
back to the fifteenth century At the
present time this Press is turning out
Bibles at the rate of over 100000 a
year, in $50 different languages. rang
ing from Eskimo to Indian. More
over. Bibles of all sizes are produced,
from the large folio Bible for the read
ing desk down to the smallest Bible.
which weighs only 3 ounces.
There are two departments to this
famous Press-the Learned Press
and the Bible Press. The Learned
Press employs about 800 persons,
chiefly compos!tors and proofreaders,
and sets up in type the numerous
classical. English and Oriental works
for which the Press Is famous. The
average production of the Learned
Press is now about one book for ev-
cry working day--that is to say.
about 500 year. At the Bible Press
400 persons, with sixty modern print
ing machines, produce on an average
5000 copies of the Bible. not to men,
ton prayerbooks, every day. The
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-24
Her Dimes Twin.

A woman slipped a dime into her
glove on her left hand. She would be
at the subway in a moment and the
dime so placed would facilitate mat
tiers. As she passed the foot Of the
bridge extension by the city hall the
ring OF a coin as it struck the pave
ment reached her ears. She saw a
dime rolling at her feet.
A fat man. subway bound. also
heard and saw IL. Both stopped to
pick ii up. She was first His hand
only famed the dust from the side
walk.
81 beg your pardon" he said as
he Strengthened up rather red in the
face.
Not at ALL" she said. 81 thank
you for your COURTESY Then she
hurried down the stairs.
Seated in an express train her
gloved hand Involuntary went up
to her hair. A dime dropped in her
lap. Then she understood.
outside the fat man slowly closed
his mouth. Then he hit Broadway
in a northerlS>direction.-New York
sun.
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COFFEE THE CAUSE.
OF serious Ailments.

1t does not require a scientist to
discover if coffee is harmful
Plain common sense and the simple
habit of looking for the cause of
things. soon reveals coffee in its true
light-that of a habit-forming drug.
MY family on both sides were con-
firmed coffee topers.' writes Penn.
painter. "and we suffered from nerv-
BUSINESS headache. .sleeplessness. dig
illness and palpitation OF the heart.
Medical treatment never seemed
to do any permanent good. / thought
there must be some cause for these
troubles and yet did not find it was
coffee until | was forty-one
Hearing of the benefit that many
had derived from changing to Post
um. | quit coffee and used Postum
entirely Now ! am like new man.
IL sleep well. can eat three good
meals a day. have no headache nor
palpitation. no nerve twitching in
my face, and I don't have to pay out
hard-earned money for medicines.
IL believe a good hot cup of Post
um made strong, with half milk and
taken before retiring at night. is the
best thing to keep painter from
having lead poisoning. That's my
experience anyway.
There's a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich. Read. 1.-The Road to
MELVILLE in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears from time TO time. They
are genuine. true, and full Of human
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SEVEN MEN IN UNITED STATES
WHO CARRY Sf,OOO.OOO
ON THEIR LIVES.
Millionaires and Observation-Disclosures Of
That CITY Go in for IL Heavier
Those Of Other Cities.

New York. Aug. 11.-There are
seven men in the United States who
carry $1,000. 600 and more Insurance
on their lives; two who carry 81. 500
600. and one who carries $4,000 900.
The latter is Rodman. Wanamaker.
or Philadelphia. who is. the most
heavily insured man in the world.
James b. Colgate. a stock broker.
carries more Insurance than any
other resident of New York his
policies aggregating s1.50O,O00.
The millionalres and mu,timillion-
aires OF Philadelphia, in proportion
to their number. go in for life in
surance more heavily than those Of
any other city. Statistics gathered
BY the Insurance Press show that
1874 residents of Philadelphia are In
sured for $4,000 while New
York. with four times as many mil
lionaires. has 49l residents insured
for $4,000, 00O. Chicago has 1876
millionaires insured for 100000.
There are 5.139 men in the United
States insured for $4,000 or more.
the total of their policies aggrgating
$40. 967 600. There are seven in
sured for an even million each: four
insured for $500 900 to 100000;
ten for 100000, and twenty-nine
for 100000 TO $500, 600. There
are 1.136 men who carry from $780,
600 to s150.OOO each and 27l who
are insured for 100000 to $780,
00Oeach. OF the seven men who are
insured for s1.000.0O0. one lives in
600 each OF the seven men who are
isiana. two in New York. one in
Pennsylvania and one in Wisconsin.
New York City has fifteen men
who are insured for from s400 900
to s1,500.00O. Philadelphia has
fourteen insured for from $500. 900
to 100000. Chicago has Ave in
sured for from $500. 900 to $1,000
600. Pittsburg has FIVE insured for
from 100000 to $1.055, 900. Bal
timore has ten insured for from
100000 to 5000, 600 Buffalo has
six insured for from 100000 to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-24
Honey in the smokestack.

Bees are swarming in the smoke
stacks of the idle locomotives and
whipporwills are nesting under the
stored cars belonging to the Pennsyl-
vania railroad near the Juniata shops.
Thus the hard times are not without
an odd feature now and then.
An immense swarm of bees took
possession of a smokeless smoke
stack, and got busy, preparing for a
long stay. when a workman discov-
cred them. Yesterday he brought a
hive and took them home.-Altoona
tPa) Cor. Philadelphia Record.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-24
ASK FOR TROOPS
TO PROTECT MINING PROPERTY
IN UNION COUNTY.
Detail of Men In Charge of Sergeant
Rensliaw u Now Located at
Caseyville.

For the first time in the history of
Union county. so far as we can learn,
squad of soldiers is now stationed
In the county. That is. the first time
except when the country was in the
throes OF a bloody civil war,
The soldiers reached Sturgis We'd
nesday and were Immediately taken
to Caseyville. There are seven in
the squad Sergeant J. j. Renshaw
and Privates Hibbs. Ragsdale. Yeag-
er. Stark. Miller and Jackson. They
are camping just above Caseyville in
tents. taking their meals at the hotel.
On the 9th OF this month the West
Kentucky Coal Co. requested Judge
Clements TO call on Gov. Wilson for
troops to protect it's property at
Caseyville. Acting on the request
Judge Clements appealed to the gov
ernor for ten soldiers, but only seven
were sent.
Judge Clements and Elisor Quirey
met the soldiers at Sturgis and went
to Caseyville with them. The boys
are in charge of Sergeant Renshaw.
but subject to orders from Elisor
Quirey.
Sergeant Renshaw IS from Hop
kinsville. The other men are from
Greensboro. They were sent to this
county from Cobb. where they had
been doing guard duty several days.
This call for troops was caused by
the attempt made 10 blow up the
West Kentucky Goal Co.'S fleet of
barges anchored just above Casey
Vile a few weeks ago.-Morganfield
Sun.
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News Notes From the Sunday Papers.

Preliminary to the thirty days
speaking tour in which he purposes
to force the fighting in the middle
western states William J. Bryan con-
ferred with National Chairman Mack
and other members of the national
committee on the general plan of ac-
|tion for the presidential struggle that
has been outlined by the heads OF the
various bureaus Of the national COM
mittee. II was announced that Mr..
Bryan would make several speeches
in New York state and several in
Ohio. Mr.. Bryan viii leave Chicago
Monday for indianapolis to attend
the Kern Notification meeting.
Thomas II. Marshall opened his
campaign for governor of Indiana
with a speech at salem. Mr. Mar
shall enthused large crowd of Dem
ocrats with his able presentation of
Democratic principles and his skill in
exposing the yoie-catching schemes OF
the Republicans.
George Brition and Frank Davis.
who quarreled at Middlesboro July I
last, met for the first time since the
quarrel at Shawnee. Tenn, and emp
tied their revolvers at each other.
Britton was killed and Davis prob
ably will not recover from his wounds
Congressman Nicholas Longworth
addressed representatives of the
League of Republican clubs at Cleve-
land
The Russian government Is making
efforts 10 suppress the celebration in
honor of the eightieth birthday of
Count Leo Solstoi on the ground that
his books prove him an enemy OF the
church and the government.
The trial Of Beach Hargis will be-
gin MONDAY AT Jackson. A Floyd
Byrd and Senator-elect w. o. Brad
ley. who will head respectively the
prosecution and the defense. arrived
in Jackson.
The Republican committee of the
Twenty-seventh judicial district met