davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
gtunt %a0tsrnarnn-

Sn Rappiile 1Hoet an
Gumstag unD Scnnta3 Die aRort5iues
fern gdno Convention" itatt, an oer
sdblreide MluFteapelen oes Ssaates
iih 6et6eiligen mercsH.
Trg0. 20. Q%ie5mlnn, Elm dn5ele.
ner 6armsr 81 4reble, b9in9
6eIbTtmcro bur6 Grbdnssn. Ifar
permut5st DAB 8raHt5eit i'm 3u oei
unieliQen S6at berdnIaBts.
Sn Sefferfon f%tiir5te biz
9ldfsiorm eiuss 4ui5uses i'm 6ol35oi
Der 9FsrnBoi3 2uu5sr 50. pl5Bii2 as.
lpObsi Gb1ries 5r0aia i9pere gerIeba
ungsn erlitt.
Durh Stur3 pom 6eu5O6en BEG
S6mibtIfen Stalls 3u scr Gdtt
erlitt Der as Sabre ate 5raut 0amil.
ton eineH S6doel6ruh, oer ieinen 5oo
sur Solge Bate. 49, De- 80 Sabre alta
syag. G~lerpenning, Elm Barber oon
BOupuH, ertrant i'm 5or 2ats, in
benz oas Boot, in pelfsm er ith NIT
einem gegleiier 5efan0, beim Sibpehs
idn fenttrte.
Sn Wauau rannte Der is
.Shre ate Gfos. 0tnbe. Gc6n beg bort
oni1Tigea 6argners So. 6inbs, olf
ieiHtm 55brn1o init icbhsr Uuft ge=
gen. cine GtrdBeubabncar, oaB sr aus
oeublid.ih oetd5tet paueg.
8eim Qusteben zines @rabens
Duros in PORTAGE her q Sabre
oIts Sci. 8oiertr uHier Elmer e@intirs
5enoen Groidfi 0erid ittet uno err
itidte.
QIs oer A. Na6re alte @m. gdes
non 9aobimtt9 in 5ugr0m eie
men IN cr 3a9rt 5a3riFieuen qua be-
Iieiaeu D0gie. ipHr,e e. oon elmer Gar
eetr0fen uno erlitt 9erIeBungn, oes
men er erl1a.
Der 4lum6ernteif in ga grofs
fe. bel gpeldem es ib am gneriens
uung SER Union 6ureelie. Dat NIT eli
ner r%oaRdr1ipn 0iooerlaje Der Stras
Ter gesHoet.
5u Qseuob fe3ir3 Der "A
Sabre alte. Gem 5runls use6sm Rors
man smit4 oellimouo 'oar4 ST.
I9iebsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Die BclOin uon esberan.
Bevfihsr Zoibat aIo mltteHtdfet-1ta b.
WpnburuS Cpiermntb IN Defina.

Berhiher Eoipat aIo ai%tteHtdfet- Stam b..
NahboruS cpiermnih IN Define.
8as @ti;ntci. peldc8 lir3li6 duf
bic Satin oes 0ItCrrcidiI@sunqari
iden @eicnoieu in Gs9erau, Or. Qrs
thur b. 8oitboru. Derii6t lpurbe, bat
gum 3peitsn Wale bic Qlufmertiamteit
duf Die mutbiae 5rau gtlentt. Giuer
Der perFldm Goloaten. be inTolQe
gfihtbe3ablens ibre5 SotoeS aus dller
Dis8ipIin gerctbcn paren. l6oB Guf
pauIa b. ROitboru. gum @lid obne
ne 81 treffen. Voc5 ete Der W~Iorbbube
ein 3~lpeiies WlaI onlegsn lonnts. bcs.s
ibm bic tapisre 6rau bic Balie emit
yi1cn.
SR ben Gbrtdcnsiaoen be8 gorer-
%aufitouhes. be 6ydu b. RcThoru ais
Satin oes bamoli9en 9eaottonsIetres
tdrs unb GtiDdItstrG9ers Or. b. Ro3fs
born TN fyan3oii6en @tEdnotiGaFts
aGbduoe in Betinq ptrlebtc. mar ibr
N}atb Elm leu bttnoes 8eiIpicl fir Die
in idperer 8eorauguib ousbarrenoen
Goloaten. Wit eem @elpe6re i'm ans
itIage nahm lie an Der 9eribeioiQunq
ibetl, un0 pbslti4 ie bur6 eiuen
StreiiI6ub ptrlpun0tt poroen mar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

9btcaao. 10 Suni. wlebl. - wiuter.
.si,ea Saienis 4s5-4.sb: siVaie5is. 4.1O-
20; ePriua Saients. 500 5.45: Siraiebis.
sa0--47 IS; Solers. 3.05-4OO: 30. 2 epTina.
mel}en 81 20. 3 Sgriugpeissu, 95-95Me;
9e roier, 9t-92c. 30. 2 MaiS. soc; 4r.
aeiesr IN 73he. 90. 2 eafer. 80 n
5st 70 @oaatn -. 5ufisraertie. /;
aaie BIS Wl1lsegaasleie ..e. no. / @ortbs
iusiieru l24A &rlmn Ttmot5piauen. $50
zoe llehzRori. IS so - 1885: Shuiul5.
80. Sberi @ib SiOeA. 725-7G2M; short
S.edr Sioes 762s-T75; @bisieQ. 1875;
81 0oHtR. 10. Sgnt-Heten-9o. 2 70,
It asc; 9o. ? barter. e4c-t.01.
&saia. ~ 80. 2. T9L-T3kc.
pnier. gtu. Q heibev. 55isc.
NuHfa6 Gtt1 10. Stunt. &eiSeH-sln,
: tarscr. ai-e0c; &c. 2 rttsr. Q4-95c.
@}ais. ~ ~. 2 acmifhter. roc
caier. - so. Q peiBer. 62-54c.
Af tnrc0peIiS 10, Snri. - @etsen -
$50 I Aoyiberl. t05&-t.06A. SO. 2 gar,
i5cgu Ices i0AA
0ssht. Sitlt 8ateniS. B.45-5eO; seconb.
a9-64l, Nirii CLEARS. s25-a3S; secono
EuIuth. 10. Saut @tiseu-go. / bar,
ter lO5is; 9Ap. 1 gtpyibern. 1854.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

funtentslsgrapy.T6e @erbinbuno sipis
f6en eiHem 8dlon unb Der GrOe anaes
iteat porbeH. Der BON Qeutuant
6rant g. 2obm gsfiibrEe erobe armees
bdaon empfing Eel sinem Qufltieg uber
Der 9uHoesbauptltabt beutIite IunteHs
telsgrapbii6e Dspefhsn BON Der Sta,
rineatabemie gu annapolis.
Gin IN unIerem Bible eeseigter 4ps
purat Deriorgt bic aufif9ifFer in qros
ben 606sn nit Dem not6iqen Sauers
Itoff. Gr obnelt Der 8ogrihtunq, fDie
ie bon 8ergleutsn gebrauht nirb,
iDsnn fe in @dume einbrinaen, bic nit
Gas oHgsfiiut fino. Die 0inne Der
2uft in qepiFer @ntfernuna BON Der
Grbe btrbinbert bic QuftIhiffer oes
p0bnlid. in groBe 66ben auf8ufeioen.
Der Gauerftoffgeh:It Der Cuff betrGqt
in $500 Sub S06e nur z, in 1880
bios Z 10 Diel aIs auf Der Grbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Sine 0fftnttiGe l9,rb0runo neosn
%,OsnhieIsr 8tyiehlungen Sttluarts bat
nidt itattgeiunoeR. uno Der emifriaite
gertbeioissr RES Steriteu. 9unOtsies
nator Ropnsr BON Woynlano, mill SEN
8riegsielretor MN n0thigan. Gtenart
untsr ben 3%riegs9eiessn cin unterfur
6ungsgtridt au %gelpibren. Sin Sc
iua hes Gbsriien i'm init Dem g}apas
oes 8ri9doeasueraIs su penipuiren.
purbe pon Der @egicrunl abihl6ata
btlttsosn. Seoenfal5 If Die Sahe
nod in Elm sismlinss Tunltl aehiilt.
Ias @oygebsu @ooiscslts itlbt iih.
pit srtIirt wire. ouf Die 9,udniTs.
bic ibm aus ieiusr Sie1anl ais 0bers
beiebRhabsr DIR 4rmee uno Der Ilotie
trlpahfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Gbtcneo. 10. SUM. - Minbutsh-Mnfubr
$4,000; ee'oes 490-7.70; 1erans 4,7O-5.65;
8eiiernerS. 100000; Stoders unb ssee0ers.
2~60-5,50 Rabe uno 6eifers, 2.4O-5.6o; sal.
Der. 45O-6.OO.
e1rsiac qlnfnbr 81, 900: Iei8te. $40
$50: eemi hfe. b.15-5.52M. fnpere. sos ~
$50; Rengt. 61o-5.3o; @iss. 425-5l0;
edais : Infubr 10000; s.25-5.2o: eaup
mer. 425-6.70.
Ct 9ouis, 10. SUM. @iHb0ieh ~ Reei,
Stiere. 4~.Ib-T.1b; StoderS uno Seekers, 300
~. 10; <e uno qeilerS. 3.25-6.5O.
eMwsine. = @i8s 3.60-5.40; ihmere, 5.35
-5.b0.
edafe. - s5o-5.to; edutmer. 4.5O-I25.
aan1as 9itr. 10. 9unt. aiHbgiel.
Teef.Stlere, beO-725: 9uhe uub Sellers.
s.Oo-6.25; eioders uns seekers. $4,000.
edweine. Eulf. 5.20-5.30.
emafe. ~ 4O0-450; 26mTuer. 5000. %.
Emaba, 10. SUM g~itabuteb peel,
etieye, 4.75-7.70; aAbe uHb Seifers. $50 =
SIS; Stotsrs uno Seekers. 3.o0-5.25; aaL
Bet. 3~00-6.25.
emipeiue. = guf. 6.22M-53o.
Gnaif. - Ao0-5.50: 2dmmer, 6.50-6.26.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Ane Orhk OH.

5n 6er 6erj Seiuaair%s en-.
pfingsn an {. Sonutag Is Mdte
% aratsn a5re erie 81. goBsmunion.
9dm 4aipringsn Don sinem in
Der 5a6ri tesriiiercn 9ng tam SERB.
Jubgpiri4 Elm SsredenarbeiteT Der
Wis. @entral, 10 Ialimm 81 SAT-, oaH
er baoeuaroe 9erleBuRgsn o~acoNtrug.
81 8eloit tit u. y. 8uapp, Elm
iriRrer Bioniereirpobnsr bieier
Staot, i'm Utter Don faIt s. Sa9reu
g%a!orbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Fraa 4aula u &oaboua.

uno lei BEN esfaorbttl.n 8%ranotum.
ZEN on or1 @auoeu eorca9ssraQcn
hattie. niomete Ye i0 in ouiopftrnoRer
@0ig oa Nfles, her @ermunn.ten.
Der Sailer ron E.ilerscih ptrIita thr
n Antg,errlrB ihrts G,lommutbts
hen ef iHrl aeiifieteu Glifos
bethoroen 'opic eigr ei1eaS fir lt 1ss
prague eolet Stsi.as ctH.man3t. DIR
Sstlaisn3tt ass fg3a35iidsr EetaGs.
mems 42ogut.tgtnani Eortn ihritb
oomals itty cie nedl uint 30iGhriae
6reu 5ur ct iisgrti5ii6tn uub
irona9fdGtn @1-,seitB pag 1you d.
Rcilboyn Elm bas.lstL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Der gaa $ .luart.
Cine nod Ia sitmlide8 1anfel eebaute mns
%0eleaeubeit Seuator RagMsr.

Cine nod Ia sitmlide8 1anfel eebaute mns
0%eleaeubeit Seuator RaHHsr.
Oberit gBiaiam s. Stetpart, beTen
QngeIegenbeit i'm san5en 2an6e @ufs
sIepen errsgt BAT, purbe 1849 in Rbobe
Sslano eeboren. Der 9~unoesarmee
5sbort er felt 1866 an. Stepart ara
buirte 1877 an Der @rtiuerieIdule uno
bat ieitoem QrtiasrispoIten in berI6ies
benen 3beilen oes 2anbes fommanbirt.
Seine Gntfernung aus BEN Seere unb
8eriebung nd9 einem einlameu Der
laheneu W%ilitdrpolten I'M iioli6en
ari5ona geidab, ME 5igeacben piro,
auf @erlanaen bss 9rdfioenten uno
aus benz @runbs, fpeil .Steparts
Rei3barleit Isiue fsrnsre 3uoeb6riqleit
CUR Qrmee sur llnm0oli@teit made
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Rur Knapp BEN Eoos sntsiH9
5reo. 6lefItsr in ManitpwOc. ais
sr kline peri0nlifen Gficetsn aus BON
5rennenOen Dobnbauie ieines 8ruoers
rstten polts uno oaDei pom Rau4e
i5ermannt nur2.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
SisbmarHs.

sfrsias. ~ arfrsr 1000. Eaatlf nIssrtser.
ff Erie ans &lii4fr3 t3f-s SD. gassrs.
s AeaS9 s50-4 15. isjais 5i5
Hiassito. ~ aHiu5t a5 sgnrli ihuc9 ~
etCe z,ftga safe tS Hlsicic E25-Re5.
t,f ts fag a8N-5 co. Gsiisr8 ruii.tre
e t1S $3.50 0euohnii2e a00-S
a.4 1a&h3 &arnegs 5000 4ut.
1 @ulr1 3te-Gi0 Efsosra
4l ziesers So1-3 SAFER SEQ
aasft gHfaec %. WarH ';eiis. -
&1ais. 2Sg%15. A1Enss. koo-6A
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
1Qrktbert6t
@streiOe nrb IletL.
gliI,uautse gaortt

~et5eH: - GerHlHe paren bober. - SUI
l@toB s5Hc; September s4hc; BrobeH BET II
vars etntabr ilGu. umfdte: no. 2 glortberr
0at 1.0yc; 30. 3 2urum-1 Gar S8hc.
4Hate, IerlHtne ipdreH bober. Jul
lAloB e7*ei September Doc; December 56e
Xroben bel 8 @ars Nnfu5r itetigtr.. nmidec
" 3 9elber-i Gar rye; 30. So gdrs
esrts. BET 81 Cars anfnbr Itetiger.
hmider. SIira 81 Gur 66c; [ 30. 4gc; 10
S-l2 ears sec: 20 DO. 4sc; 1 DO. 4she; 5
o. Afci ao. al car 4sc; 8 DO. 47c.
iielaer.
eairr. - Vel ~ gars gufu6r retias..
EiulaBe; ne. 3 l0eiBer-2 gars b3ke. 2 DO
t5fs 2 90. 5iMc5 / Do. Ole; 30. 4 peiber r.
! gar 5O5sG 4 DO. 4s5sc: c Do. 47es I DO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
SoOes.a nieine.

6rsnnben unb gsfannten bic traurfos
yIadridt, oaB uniere bislaeliebte Sodser.
W al 81 argarefba 9ern
am Dinsidg, 3. SUM. 1903, nm 80
lbr morsens, i'm AIter BON is Sabren 2
gionatsn, nnO l6 Eagen, mad fur,,m
Seloea, osrlehen nit ben beiIiaen 6fers
~bslaeramsnten iaHi. srti6Iafsn 1T.
DaS SeardbHiB finOet am 5reitaa. l2.
sum-, nm Z 30 ubr morseHs. BON Srauers
oalle, glo. 81 Y1usteso Aoe. aus, mad
Der ct. Antoninss Stride, fat. 8eiIeks
nHs aaf benz Stem 6osIn : 5riebbofs.
linn titles 9eilsiO bitten:
Die trausrnosn 6interbIisbsnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
Sattsr, Gier NIB SIDE.

Sunet. = gHfabr Eas20 M ~p.rYt nsp,
~ hft Grelmern ezra 23c. s!rits 90
-. 1geuhs is-tac: 8cnccoteh 1890.
aara 'cnse l& eiHeS t7-lSc: gasfnl'
a tht, Nsflc @tGC
eatr 4nflbr SIS 100 Wf0 1garn militia
anfsucan taA ert1rt -ttHc Avis s-ffe.
91tair aa iNc S1ucuer 81 t2be
NicF. - tafltg $50 N.fien. DG1,f f,et,,
Nriet ti4e Ss6ciaA io--tie.
70 s5C Eetru 1--2tC.
sag Fte t0te-Io4C Suir5 ga
teiH5 areuoas tth-isc; egid. $
67eE - les
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
EIetv6 unb o,eHRo,I.

eaDssns. = Observation-Disclosures Isiah
6A-6hc; tmpere B1re 5-bMe.
eaElmeE. SprtHe eant. $S.00-5.5o pei
gsbsrstS Wsiiaasi. = Shbner' semen Isl1u
10he: itirere ate 6ubuer SC; @roiIsrs i gfS
ssE GaesHSo 5000; IN 9fOs 4,o0-.5O:
nnS runae. lie; BE-. ziaaere oinre' To-
i2c; @dnis. f3pere NIT Geosrn. So los an
ils!ns onsosrugfts per SnssnS. s5.oo-s.oo.
eOe-sloo; iuHae zduben' isitp. $500: ma
saGsE~ 500 pfgns. Az; eO-7s gb.
THe; EXTRA ianes. psises sIsif9. az Sc.
Semitic.
eparstl. - GraHer. 49, SIIinois. . 7vss,A
Hcles. Sie0-I26. @eiker ~ Sc 3 20
siSS; S sas.s Dsls ssn s5eesilo Der 2ae0
eoutlara. per Gab. Ss.5o-400. 0u.
SiRusH1ssl. Ct. eouis. soTes. 1 sufbel
s.sat. geinrppt stOo-l2S; Bon,
ssIbs Rabsn. eieHas. sn gufbeI so-
eosj nsgs I Snssre ghHesL s5-Sot' wSiWf
eriHt erbisu. 9lIinoia aulber. sfos-
$50 f1Hc9, S1.75-2,00.
esilsIit, galiiorHta. srsBs HaHssT. IL
eurita' sniHos 80 1Sems tSSmz q.
erobe e1s 3uteuo. 753eoc: 10. 2, BO-sne
gss elaHt. = GIoriea. per Graie. S2as-
nIRNa
ensefaua. eiefqer. per etrura. 15-oo.
sselrabL mtHihtp5t, Hufb. sores. Is
aleeFsttiis. eirHeer. IN sEoSSsn. 9uh,,,
go TB-S5e: Wurseln Sex.
ssHs sist asDa1icnss. Dsr TussuS. It
ealat. = RIdfierfaTat. bleaerr. sas Guhs,,
rhnoel i1rcn grcke. f5-2cc
&rpraiat. eidiger. 20-25c.
9laisraH. - esdiaer. 100 NaubeL 7Be-
s,ttsr9aHss. - sls1as. Der Hus,ns SIN
hsf. 8-9sc.
glribrpsms. - @iscorEn. per @fuHb. ge I
S5-4ot. 70 2. 20-26r.
cstsI stas.s. Sisiiss. sos 4ussuA. y
SlssIsHts. = slsfies. per qusenS enuea su
f0-f2nc.
e-ioc. noufluna. SSoo-aB0
Sittrt Sraner. GicEtea. esR5g6s.draies
S2,0o-216
aartsHtIu. - RiscerRr wlAiosn ser spi,.
rsiota. psife. IN 9aH. farce reir. 7o-7tc.
feline. eerirpe. ~, rrte frrcs- T8-Tsc. ~.
afs. 4. na3 cuagitas (aas Sen eaSsnj. an
&C.
eartsHtFa- - ntue. Pcuihanr ostr T.r,.
BET Hutti IN etfen s115-f y.
&SfasasaA - aaRaoa. rer HufesL Coz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Die sslbtn GorsB8stisI. p,I4s iss,.
3,ituHs auissslsbt usrosr. ssissn
Ser oer 0orths auh Hp5 sis Sat
ne NIT eth 9bornen: oas
sa5Ii 9at. 4sEH Is sum 8,iiga Ft
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
nni,rt Nbonn,nitr Ina -

lluI,ye 4bounsnitH Inn ir,uRotshR
tyiut.. bem @obRanegpta Il uns
tets 81 b,no6gitiiscU. oamis Ell, rsat
aoreNe ipfoyt aott Ger alien stb1as5s
pcrotr taun. urn eue uutgere1ans
III be- 3aieupgnl ots S!atts5 X,
htn lutre,. NlaR ne1t ne oeyssHer.
NIT q, ueueu aan ieoss nal Sic
oIte @oysFs orsulcssr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
aatut a~rronmldrat e~ranOmetn.
santepieIeere5bE6s 9erBfnsnna uAD 81
lahsana bon SanerfeH.

Die Singer Der @eronautil Fnb ges
genpartig ni1t Hnr eifsis bsmi5t, fd
in Der @ifmf9af Der 2afti9ifffabrt
gu nsrpontommnen, iennsrn aud Mps
parats 81 srfiHben, Deide ber auFs
fGifffabrt einen prottiiam Gebrou6
bsrleiben. GO fnb nsalin BON Der.
StaatsH GigRaltorPs 8eriume 5u
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

FtppfNuufn. - t@ber. WlcssBOrt. 1880.
sal! &riml Ndmsifbmols. $50. Shinfen. 9Is
tAci S3alferH. b%-6c; WitteIitloe. ca
irdufee iUr hGhulnaPrroe Marcr iinh mic iofnf:
20 I NoriberH. little; 10. 2 Noriberu.
Isl 10; no 3 Sprina s5c-St.00; @gfra
f'r. 3 mlais. 7f-72c: Stanbaro Snfet, 81
r. Satac.
@ie coiarn unrFdhe nnb Han friefes oFfisieb
lem Saiio 9emmsrrtal 2eitsr bearbeitsA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

4aE5 d, 10 5tosltst sisB: gssablt bis
liars 1901; Qpg. 90. bss66lt Big
49t. 1905 Uli 50. be3ablt bis mai
1889 GaIous tam ieoss iebeH. Dis
nit q gldtanoia III. oesI roragSss
ao3.t set.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14
ReiIemOe a%Gsemtsu.

3. 9. eamsS. Som snl@nShnn.
6. etodbanSen, SOsn g Opper'
Sobn @Isfs6sI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-14

Qebrusfa. grose 9s5iets
oleies 0t1dtes Dlroen Dou einer gam
zen gei6e Nirbel tirme fdUu 6eims
9eluht uno 9co unO 8euoer6en oss
5raft. 8d 9eneod nuroe Sas
qdus oes 5auners syo6u 8. S6ioslD
3ertriimmert unD Ghi6glh's 56aSterfen
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Finds Missing Buggy
In Creamery Barns.
Sues and Wins Ogt

A judgment for SIS was rendered.
by Judge Lemkie Wednesday morning
against Albert p. Flick. manager OF
the Cottage Grove Creamery, and
John Brandt, an employe OF the COM;
pany. in a suit brought by Louis I'd
Van Hoffman.
On June Van Hoffman, drove OUT
Jefferson-ave.. on business trtpAi
While transacting his business he leftl
his hore tied TO post. When ready
TO return he was unable to find htz(
horse, and came home on a street carr
He consulted the police. and the horse
was recovered that night. Several
weeks later he was driving along St
Paul-ave.. when he found his buggy
badly smashed, and beyond repair
He was told that the buggy had beep.
used by the creamery company for
peddling milk. With a detective b
visited the company's barn and there
found his harness. He learned tho
the buggy was smashed when The
creamery company's horse ran away
The defendants claimed that theJ
were not responsible for using th4
buggy, and that the rig had beent leu
In their yards by boys ;
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
BRONSON HOWARD,
DRAMAT|ST, Is
DEAD
~
WAS BORN IN DETROIT AND WAS
FORMERLY ENGAGED IN NEWS
PAPER WoRk-BURIALT TO TAKE
PLACE HERE.

Bronson Howard, the author and
dean OF American dramatists, died
Tuesday in Avon-by-the-Sea. n. j.. aft
er an illness OF about year with
rheumatic heart trouble. The funeral
will take place In Avon. Thursday. and
the body Will then be taken 10 Detroit,
where II will be placed In the family
lot In Elmwood cemetery.
Bronson Howard was born In De-
troit. Oct. 7. 1912, his birthplace be-
ing on the site where the Detroit
College now stands on Jefferson-ave.
His father, Charles Howard. was
mayor OF Detroit in 1855, and Mr.
Howard leaves a nephew, Charles s.
Howard. living at No. 1928 Lincoln.ave
Another relative Is Mrs. Margaret
Waterman-West. we'll known I'm this
city.
Howard was member OF the Pris-
matte club Of Detroit, and his por-
trait, painted by Percy Ives. now
hangs In the club rooms He began
his journalistic career In 1859. but
practically retired from newspaper
work In 1872. devoting himself large
ly thereafter TO dramatic work.
His first venture, Famine" a dram.
atization of a section OF Victor Hugo s
LES Miserables," was produced at the
old Atheneum theater, on the site
of the present county building. Later
one Of his successes, Shenandoah,
then known as Drum Taps was first
produced In Detroit under the auspices
of the Detroit Light Guard.
III. H. tel. a h..
foundation for Towards second play,
"Lillian's Last Love-" and this later
became reconstructed into his first
notable success, THE Bankers Daugh-
ter Previous TO this achievement,
however, he had made some impress
sion by his society satire. Saratoga,
the comedy OF Hurricanes" and the
comedietta, "Old Love Letters
The success OF The Bankers
Daughter" was followed by triumph
In the form OF Young Mrs. winthrop
and eliminating victory came with
"The Henrietta" Shenandoah" one
of his best known plays. "Aristoc-
racy," "One OF Our Girls" and sew
eral others Of varying success were
produced later. An exquisite dialectic
venture, Baron Rudolph" was a fiat
failure. "One OF Our Girls" netted
him $4,000 In royalties.
Mr.. Howard spent the greater part
of late years abroad. maintaining a
residence for many years in st. Johns
Wood, district OF London. much
liked by literary men.
In 1880. Mr.. Howard married Miss
Wyndham, sister OF Sir Charles
Wyndham, the English comedian.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
MUST NOT SEEK
. STOLEN DAUGHTER

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 5.-Mrs.j
Maria Paulio, who is In Milwaukee,
seeking her abducted daughter, pref,
ty l6-year-od Concettia Paulio(
Stranges, fears today that the girl
may meet with harm at the hands on
her captors.
The aged and heartbroken mothep|
has received note, bearing a Milwau-;
kee postmark. from her daughterssa,
which reads as follows:
MY Dear Mother: am safe and
well and in the hands of friends who'd
are kind to me. You must not searcfy'
for me or | will suffer. Your loving
daughter, "CONCETTIA"
This is the latest development INF
the Italian kidnapping mystery that ha4i
baffled the searchers for the missing
child-bride. 1t is thought that thel
girls captors compelled her to writea
the note to stop the mothers persist-,
ent pursuit. The mother, however. iIl3
spite of 60 years and her penniless,
condition, says she will continue the
search for her child.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Daily Death Lis!

John MeIlvenna. 20 years. 10il Scot
ten: tuberculosis.
Nora Connell. 81 years. 1850 Gratiot
tuberculosis.
David c. Hughes. SO years, st. Mary's
hospital apoplexy.
Frank Kahn. 26 years, st. Mary's hos
pital; cardiac reorganization.
George Graulich. ~ years, Deti oft
river; accidental drowning.
James %. Dean. 81 years. Union depot:
heart disease.
Olive Raby. "a years. 2S2 Van Dyke;
endocarditis.
Richard ID. Avery. 60 years. 100 Pres
ton: dropsy
Frederick Timpf. So years. NJ. c. Ry.
roundhouse; heart disease
Joseph ST. Aubin, rs years Toledo.
a., pulmonary hemorrhage
Frederick w. clifford, months 90
Twelfth: malnutrition
Frederick Gosman. 10 years. Sanilac.
Mich. old age.
Rebecca MARI. s7 years. s19 Jefrer-
son; paralysis.
William w. Fortune 70 years. so
Sproat; mitral insufficiency.
Bridget Crowley. 73 years, 10 Law
ton; Bright's disease.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
NEW RULING ON
DISTILLERY SHIPMENTS

WASHINGTON, Aug. Sin the
opinion made public today by Attor-
ney General Bonaparte regarding the
effect Of the injunctions granted by
the circuit court for the southern dis
trict OF Ohio, and by the United States
circuit court at Peoria, Ills, restrain
ing the internal revenue ofiicials
from branding packages of spirits
with the word, Alcohol" and from
neglecting or refusing to brand them
with the word, spirits" In accordance
with the circular letter OF instruc'
tons OF revenue agents dated May 5,
1908, the attorney-general rules that
the effect OF the injunctions Will be
confined solely to the products OF the
distilleries named as compliments
and will have no effect on the pro-
ducts of other distilleries unless these
are granted like injunctions by the
court.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
A Marvellous Story.

I've heard OF some wonderful things IN
And I've heard OF some wonderful
rye read OF remarkable persons In
And no doubt shall read OF them
again
OF the bird
That was known as the roc
That would lay
Eggs that covered a block.
But the marvel ! tell Is not one that
To be heard with the blind faith OF
Yet I know OF plumber who never
desires
To 20 back to the shop for some
tools.
i've read OF mirages that hang DER the
sand
That is spread over Africa's face.
That towers and minarets spring close
And behoiders can pick out each
I've been told
That the Aztecs have hid
And OF the wealth
Placed by stealth
In the big pyramid.
But the. marvellous man that greatly
admire
Is the plumber who laughs at the
rules
And declares that he hasn't the slight
est desire
To go back to the shop for his tools.
I'VE read Of airships that skim through
the sky
And OF submarine boats that can
dive.
have heard OF great jewels that no
one can buy
Kicked round In n wild heather hive:
I'm informed
Bees have swarmed
In snowstorm In Wales,
And that mice
Once or twice
Have tied knots in their tails.
Ithavs heard OF tame cats that sing
sweetiy In choirs,
And Of chickens that padded in
N pools,
hut I know of a plumber who mover
dcsires
To 20 back to the shop for hi. tools.
Many wonderful things have come into
Hut this plumber 10 chief OF them all:
Hes entitled 10 rank with tho worlds
Greatest msn
+ In tho riches that are In flames hall;
You may think
That ! wink
AZ tell this to you,
Hut each word
That you've heard
IL remarkably truc--
~ 10 somsthinG, ! know, that should sot
pp nrs
OF amusement IN all of our schools,
For krew of plumber who doesn's
desire
To 20 back 90 the shop for hts tools
Chicago Post
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Marriage Licenses

Edward W. Ballard. "a; Evelyn East
lake. 49,
Edward ]. Kelly, "a. Cleveland. o.;
Eva. A. Hoisington. 25. Detroit.
Joseph kosek. 81 Wyandotte; Mary
Sotek. rs. same
Fred r. Dodson. 90; Lillian NJ. Proc
tor ~
David W. Gibson. %: Maude S. Nc
Dougall. %.
Gordon c. Cameron. 80. Detroit; Iona
GARFIELD. 90, Worthwhile.
Edwin G. Dean. 20. Anna NJ. Smolin-
sky 10.
George II. Lannerr. 81; Grace e. Ped
lev. Is.
John Geler ls; Mary Okosiak. 10.
Paul y. Rumpel, 90; Fannie Beacher
e.
William q, seifeld. 20: Eleanor NJ
Knapp 20. go
Herman Hessier. 4s. Chicago: Bertha
Frank;i. as. Detroit.
George y. Armstrong, IS: Mary A.
Joy. SO
Wyatt w. wicks. SO. Bloomington,
Ind. Ida s. Fleming. 49, Chicago.
Martin Stoinski. 20; Mary TuroskoS-
ka. IS
Arnold A. Parriso. 2l Susanna II. Fe-
renezy. 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Sue FOR Insurance policy.

George Briggs and his young son,
Norbet, are plaintiffs In a suit started
IN the circuit court, Wednesday
against the Ladies' of the Maccabees OF
the World. The plaintiffs allege that
Clara Briggs was insured with the de'
PENDANTS for $500, and that at the time
of her death in October, 1907, she was
n member In good standing. they
clai mthe insurance has never been
paid. and bring suit for that amount.