davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
sMtmtpan.

-@ls 1olae oes 8efultdts Der nsu=
liden .gotal Option Wahisn, ourh
luslde bic Counties Nasgan eaton.
giuiHaitpne, Calhoun. Sudlon. Stand,
6tasoale. Sonia, BeneIee. 5anilae,
7useola. Siabeaa. 0sipapo. Glare, III
coma. aaltosta. gsn3is, gbarleuoir II.
Gmmett .troden" gelest purosn. maB=
Ten nm Wittsrnaat hes 80. 4pril $50
gfirtbfhaltsn uno 10 9rauersisn in
oisien COUNTIES ibrs 2hore IhlieBsu.
SIM @anssn ino pom oeH SO Counties
oss Ssoates Mihisan isst 30
.srodsu4.
n Der Geuat osr Gtaatslsgislatur
BOT Die ioqsn. Safibarteits 4orlase
anatnommeu. mad peIhsr 9ermanott
zines 9ahnbeoisniteten beventist fino,
emf Saaosneriab gu Hagen, fails Der
ManH i'm Dienitt OerlsBi oosr g%ei0oist
pire.
- @oup. WarRer BAT Ioipnssno u.
Sin pon @rattptGountn gum
isaatlidtn QauoiirabtntommiHar az
rannt. ais 9atFolstr BON 6oratio 9.
earls.
Gin lhuertr GAnstifagm. bsr
an 80 Argil ii6er stnsa arcBtn 1hsii
oif'es Staatss ioa. brahte ron 8 bis
Is 8oa 5hnes. Nm @tsne felie itt
Elm ihutrsr gelpiittrIarm nit wols
etnbygAariigsm 8sssn anS Sassl Elm.
Die @roBstie persneH. sic isit
nahssu s WatsR sic 3nii6nes in osn
3ahthaaIs in Sadfon HHieriuhisu.
habtn - antlastn asaen 10 bsrities
esrs ReEionsu srhoBsH. lluieg Den
a.iiasstasten ssfiRoss fh 4llan u.
NrmH5os1. str frahtgs Aufitbsr oss
esi5HaHHss. otr fh Iuatblih bsHe
Asr iisb. ssehu 6. BenatE. Tspusu
Narosa unstr armfrpns ure anti
rtnseg 4B'isn<g felt Armfrcnss 4sr
issuaea marae oga Mslnstas GnselIaef.
avstrs SIC nit stn 9gHs4unetn 10
NtgsiusaHa staavcsa sstsn ioasa.
Has Eb,a v. E1ist. Girat z. Eis
vsss. Sso. : m>aiut. ST. !. Rcsris
aee Gar Is. zyla8lt.
1ie bs.ser 4rlstT TaUsl aHo
Nyss 5miss .gi.1nitr xxi ErpiIIe.
ais sia gasasus, saf cen IL -sssH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
aAtna.eTota.

Die Gtdatslsaislotur bat bor
ibrsr 9erta9ura Elm @efes poTirt. pel=
des BEN 30sliHssn Der qripats uno
4farrihulen oisisIbsn Rshte in ge3uq
duF GiHtriit in bic itdatliden 6ohiaus
len gilt. bic bisber HHr ben 30alinasn
Osr .6ffsnilideH" S1ulen 8ugsisan6sn
puroeR.
Sin pnFasisr3as ecy grsas
9ortheTn rdnnts hsi 1etunp in tins
Waltine. Tie bsiosu Dansgoahes
Bsrbranntsn uuo ssstn 20 gaHaaiers
puroen mebr oosT ninosr iaper oer=
Itbt.
Der 6ianldussr Get. 5urH;oa,-
utn puros aHttr her gslhuls auna
bsvhafts, siaei ganssmdnninSn Sr,g
Mlarin uro Fraa auba. in Sersn
0oRaaHa in Msras6o. nahs d i.
otna erfh!ossn uno bsrauSt nno
zen eaus sarn IN braas ssR,at Id "a.
bsn.
Gas eoari5aafs IN Res Gate
tatis II 5oaaansis asqe5gaHnt.
soa sslars 6. els ga6sr une 1eeus
wgnts 81 gttstH
3n 6artbaaTt erlitt Sic Is
Saass ute fra4 9anbio Ru~eninesn
zen FaT utHses lHesm TIRE glstosr
am aa1enafsH frasg fina,n.
1e ssi~fssatfarss AZ 9a6rs ate
i;iin ets II RI 0ihs u1n Nungs
rifle rshna1f.sn Tarmtgs rsrm.
@~crosatr rarss cert II tfatr WeHtr.
aTassu ais Ssits s~tfgnstn. anfAti.
atas litst Ssishnoro Dor.
g. 1iasHs Rasss 5ssa ssf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

lie p%erbunbsn limb. bsfiuoen fd i'm Be
fib lsiHer urgroB Gntsl. Der q~taenDdrs
iigsn 5nbabsr oes @si6dfts. peldes
IN pieHen 1asen@ gegriinoet ipur0e. Il.
bon ipelhsm mir nod peiter reoen
perDen. Der alie Or. Deter mur0e
UsgeR ltiner @eimidli6teit ais 4r3t
uno fpegen ieinsr Sdlfeleitungen als
Wlenih. bdIb nett uHo brett betannt,
troy Der beifrdnEten 8erte6rsmittel,
pelhe DamoIs niht nur in alien I'm.
lieolungen psnnipIoanien's, fenoern
aud in ben angren3enosn Gtuoten
WidrDlanD uuo 8irginien ertitirten.
Seinen Ruf erhielt sr inoeFen, gum
9r6Bten Sbell. ourh elm 9rdutermits
til. Deldes CT ais rgfutrsiniger~ fir
Die ardnten 3ubereisets.
Sn ieuen ,3siieu tamer bic Qsuls
fiiuf5ig, UNI islbIt bunosrt Ulsilen
peit 50 pFsroe uuo in 0agsn iibsr
raH1e 9anoitrabeu uuD @ebirgspfaot.
i'm 6as 5silmitiet aus Feinen 6dnoen
3u %empfduagn. Gs mar oa5 6eliebteIte
odusmittel bei allen qeutsu.
Or. Sacob 1abrnep mar Der Rad
folegr ieines 9ateTs; sr bate BON ibm
oas gauge BiHen Der 6eiltanit, rueIz
dies Iold' Elm Batter istuem 5obne elm
pr1qsH tonnte, %ii6srnommen, uno er
fsate oaHeibe 9eilmittel Der. psl6es
einen 70 groBeR Ruf fir ieineu Batter
erporben bafis.
Der Rahfolgsr BON Or. Sdeob par
osiFen Spbn, d. Deter 5dbrnsp -
y roBenteL, uH0 DenIelbsn Namen
traseuo pie oer dlte Or. Better. st
era0uirss bom 5efferjou WteDical Gols
leae in pbilaoelpbia. mo er has Stu=
blum Der Apotbetertunit ais 5peeidlia
tat beirisben bate. Gr Habm Diefen
@urius. I'm 81 lernen. fpie er 0as
nBlutreiniaungs Nfittti@ in iliifii9er
uno ben 4nlprihen Der 3sit augepaBs
Ter 1orm AerItetlen tpnute. Ser grus
Der arisd mddts a6er alien unterne6s
mungen Gin GnDe. 6bambersburg MUIR
be in 2lite gslsgt. 8ieie Der 3uibas
ten sur 6sriteaung Der Wlsoigin t0rns
ten nidt iir @slo esiauit msroen uHo
oas gauge GeIhdit ftano einfah iiia.
SIN Sa6re 1869 sg6ffnets Or. peter
6ahrntD Elm e%abordtorium in G6icago
ia oer Dearborn Ssrabe. 3mei Sabre
ipdtsr 3erIt0rie 0as aroBe 5sutr pas
gabo%ratprium unD aIeid3eitig TAU
ienoe auoersr geihdiishduier. a6tr
in %renigsg ais prei Idasn bate CT
ihon Worfchrtmgen eetrofieH. pm
Reuem %on3uFanasn. uno in tpeHigtn
Wo6eu psriaHnte II 5tine Mleoiein
ihon nod alien 1beilsn oss Qanoes.
@t tauile 1dnn BITE 9ruHoitide 112-
lis ca. aonne aps. um iih @elegens
hsit al psti haiFsH. fem iid iehr ifnsa
aasbgeileaass @eidldFt bsudliiatn All
tonnea. 9sute ite5t bert Gin iolioss
5iindiaea 5ebGaos. mtlnss auaihlieh
lih Gem rpede Der 6erfttluuq BON
0aasmit'sta geiuiomfi 1T. IS nat Ill
nen Hlafyaum pom $4,000 guuerats
flb. @gie 9ab%orut1rium tit eints Der
avoB.n neo am beIign alssae isatteten
'siutr 8tf Die 5abrne0 Mt5ieinsn
nttogn itBl nab iepsm 1heil Der etpis
l~iitrien Nt.i p~srianoi uar ole 8ah
fraas ia egsnsn ganoe 1T 1r5Ber. ais
Il 3aeeg }m Sabre 1S90 wuroe DaS
eieii'afi saitr oem Ramsn. .Tr.8eier
fahraen s. sons So. ialorporiri. 0a
er isint 0fs Gohne. pelhe sg aepiHsns
oafs h SIS @tihdft sinaepeibt hattie.
ID oais.at 1afnabm. Tielts lit Elm
tarits Raaso zines Der ioliotiisn sc
fhlfisasai3r gE ages - sints 6au
les sefsa 5eihthts User tin Sabrs
humber. ses 8uriisoasirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
9Hn-Rakota.

Die m,lfpuufees gabn bat al
Iberoeen Elm 60 Qcres rnfaTenz
Oes grunoftiid erDprbeu, auf iuelhem
fe nit einem &oFtenuufpdnbe BON
100000 umfangreide 5ruhtb0fe. To-
pie Bdsenbdu= Wertftdlien su errins
ten geOentt. INN NbsrOsen 3u elmer Gen=
traIitation fir ben 5ra9t= unb perToz
nenbertebr gu MAIDEN.
- 9ds StGothm 6drroID muir
be pm einsm nerbesrenoen 8ranbe
beimgefuht, Der bas Yoitamt unb 5
@eiddftslocdle 3erit6rte.
- 8as Wohnbdus rss fIblid BON
Sturgis anidTigsn 0m. Refb=
mann brannte nisDer un6 2 Rinber Der
5omilie. Elm 2idbriges 9ndbdsn unb
elm 4 Sabre altes MGb6en, tamen in
ben 6lammsn I'm.
SH Yaatton itarb bic 62iGbr.
6rau n. ID. GngIiib an 8ranbtDunz
ben, bic lie bsim gerbrennen Don Reiia
erIitten bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Der Commercial Cub une bic
~anhGnDtgen 9runneissnthumss 6dnb=
Ter in J orgO babeu Gdritte sttbQn.
nm qeDiHen ShDinDIern pas pan
merit gu leon. ,yni Psn RiDerz5 81
si6t e nGmli9 tIsinsrs nub gr6B
Qdn0frsden, Bic p0nig unfruhtf
fHo. neil Der goDen eiaen rarfen 6
bait Don Iapar3sm 4lfali beFBt. 81.
ssniHen Sabrss5sitsn absr TIsbt bas.
2anO reht rertrauenertpedenD aus. IND
teiu SeimIiGttsfuder piiroe fia bsiin=.
nsn. $50 fir ben qlere 3u 5ablen. 0e=
niHsnloie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
babsn ben Mniieolsrn Dielfdh hsrartise
g~runOftiide Dsrtauft unO babur9 oas
gen3s 9dno in gsrruF gebratt. Die
fem ShipinosItreiben IOn ieBt Elm gn=
be gemahi mer5en.
,5n 9ismard baben Bic erIien
Bdblen fir bic nsus ftdbtifde 9erpsi=
tAns nab hem gommtFionspian Ftatt=
sefunben- DieleIbeu paren pOufdnbig
pdrteilos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

8as RahioIgsnbs lDuroe BEN gbis
cage @raminer pom q. Wtdr3 1909.
entnommeu. elmer Der prominenteittH
3eitunesn gbicoeo's. Die %erfpdbnte
5irma if u~Hisren esiern p0blbeldnnt
als bic 5abricanten bon 1oyai's
QIpsnfrdnter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
nur discs ,,nt mai sa,rirsn wlr

eeH ssisgu sstisf 9ettAH4 kt bier esI;sfh
asisa Eslisafsrta ID is dassss miesf;atn
0rgEieis tAaftahtih hsckRtsaA Wsseftaa ats.
Der 6eibefoligaprtiS saig stan ssss na
Dr. anHhf. nm .lsesfmaHn Ia nhesfaafn
eas aaltFs 1sllsaisiita aiat uar fsefg
E+aetii0f f&We tanafTu uu8 bataft nan Hns
egsaata wsgSeH fenuea aga rs4 aessrs
fua &tf kakei sta p~euHaHstats gaaff.
eaH A~eta9A fftn. 4 q. tfgnftfElt Ntrtuae
Aatt 1late sfH AnAoutss. stmf 21is If.
2 0tsbs wr .SAasn fs afi trsHg nise
f'se4 @eestfalt ttast sitisva. #nFa ~
Vatiaftt tfltsitHeH aasfu uu te pea
#5netare sastt rou &prstattsicw wsiAe
g itatHt ~Naasaaif afbsa8ehg mstats w
.i2ata esa &Hn>iu's iraehbetes.
tfttshs= Yftr rtToaaaHt aus
HtaM 80 aans lfae Naaf tnt fsetsn NsHs
aaN enaeHtlt INSTRUMENTATION sr
tttlHi saitt 6s I'D oaS faag
~ afH4s ge fauetHt ssAalsu
raRs 20 en- @sit lN8 san rams
~ ssaSae isefesHtH @uf ns
a4f @tata fsgss ffan naa abnf feaet
Haa 2ise s1aaas8 AdHafsassa 5a
u Niat gtsltfoss a~tbegNcattm
ksrtisa
saa atef 7attH emnSim :
WadaeeiSerbSyveu %vrnr
@AH aat teArs e
ffm etss rs safe Hh a
Recent 81 g hif sH3assa
aafsn @t @u asat tft M
eraatrnsan HA #"sgsamaiga fsaneH
sestt @E fs 3 fst#t ftaf
eeeff sstfta t
.t4gtt &fHstuus as ssFsR a. N
800 4HaA&ttteH gs&s aaa MIG sfsta.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

3d orunisn in BEN 1bale bss 4ns
tietam Ie6is. umesben BON maieitdiis
ibsn 8sraen, in osr IsbteH 6dIfte oes
aht3ebntsH Sdbrbunoerts in pennIpls
0anisn elm alter fbnei3ers OeuiIder
Doctor, nit Ramsn Deter Jabruep.
Der alts Or. Deter. ME man i'm 81
nennen pfIeats, mar Elm aino bsr9latur.
mebr ME jeoer Qnbers. uHo er mar
duh 3uslei4 Elm gsborener 4r3t.
5eiu rubiaes. nur fir bic Raiur
ihmdrmgnots 9ebsn BOT ibm gang be-
ionosrs oiinaige 9elsasnbsiten gum
Stuoium uuo our GrIorlduna Der Boz
'anilhen Wleoitin. Seine alien 3rdus
terbiiner. ihfpermieaenbe gaHoe. reel
de tur3 nod Der erfiHouna Der Bud
Drudtrtunit Qsbrudt mnrpen. be3eiaen
ourh Auf3eihuuugeH in ieiner eigeHen
6anoihrift. neld' Elm unermiioli4er
arbsiisr unb 6ori6er er osfpsieu IsiH
muB. 6isr unb bort finoet mar duf
ben Seitsu @aHotemsrlunQsn gum
Isrt ibsr 0en Standardization uHo
msoitiniihsn Mertb nieiss uno ieRss
6eilfrauts, nno an6 font nod Der
ihieoens miAtige Qngabeu.
9isis isBt 3psifsllos is6r perihbpls
len ardutgrbThsr, iuslhs 10 alt uno 10
nahe nit ben 8oradngen in Der 5amis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Gin alt etablirtss 6Siebdft.

Gin 6%bitagosr eaHs sruiebt Die Gbre, isiu
wsiaaH aai timer Bats N betrribsn,
osfen @raaBlaes ld0n In Der leg
ten 6alite bes aaijfbHteH
JabrbHHDtrts sslfgi pnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

qoIbslta ais Qeids IN 5luHe ssfun=
pen. Wan permuthet. 0aB re in einem
epilepfif6sn 4nfda ms Mahsr gsz
Ifirsf lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
4tsntnma.

1TGututtu.
Sci .aDcal Option" =gablen baz
ben s neiters Counties oieIes Staatss
ptrodsn" seitimmt, nGmli4 bic Gppn
ties Sadon, Wbite, 9eI2
mare, Sefferon, MdrtiT3
Wafbington, Slap II. 9utaA
tt. Sippeeanoeu Il. 9peneer
Counties %Itimmten feu6t. 8is ieBt boz
ben AZ Der 80 Counties 0es Gt1ates
unter Dem n2ocaIs0 Option s@efeB
~troden" geItimmt.
Sn 9erbiHbunq mil Dem auf
BerdnldHung bon qrGI. RDOIebelt eez
gen bic nH. .. @orlo" nno bic sSn-
o~iandpoIis 0eps@ eingeleiieten be-
taHHten paHamacanalsq ibea sgroceB
limb am /. bis. Delapan Smitb uno
GburIes R. Miaiams, @igentbimsr
Der aSnoiuHapoIis Rstps" in alsrl
6orm oerhaftst, gssen Stelune bon tel
$4,000 8iirsihaft dber misbsr cuff
freisn SUB geieBt iporhen. Bon eli,
nsm 3uge Der Mononsgobn purne in
SHbianapoiis ein 9nagn ser=
fhmettert, in benz Mm. 0ooo, feline
Grau uno ibr SObn iuBen. Batter unb
Scbn fino toot. bic Jrau iuurOs t0bt-
lid perlebt.
Sn Miaigan Stir purOen
ourh einsn gbclon, Der am 9onnsrss
tag b. %. iiber oieIen 5beil oes Staas
tes ging. 600 5uB Der peitli1enMausr
0es oortigsn .Rortberu Snoiana St0te
prifon" umsepebt.
gu @arp ipuroen 0m. Rpls
ron SolIe It 0 n. feline 5rdu unb bets
ben &iHber get0otet. als cine electriihs
Gar in ibr Jubrtpsrt bineinfuhr. pels
dies Rofe in trunteHem 3uitanos abe
Fdtlid ouf Dem 8eleiie dnhieIt.
5reo 8rabes, Staatsanndlt BON
Boone 6 oun b. srtrant BET T.
i'm Sugar Greet. Span 9.
9ole, Der Coroner pss gountp's. Durs
be in bepubtloism 3nitanDe gerettet Il.
fsin 3uitanO III tritiih.
~
JH Der Wobnung Der Gltsrn fei'
ner geliebten, 9eoud 9spiftou in @ I.
bseina Der 10 Sabre alte 81
qautrne Roeoer, nah einem Strs
nit BEN Mdoden. SelbItmprb bird
erfdisBen.
Sn 6 oIumbEs Ihuitt Fid Der
70idbriae 6. W1. 9atpler ben 5als d6.
neil En- pDliq perarnt mar. DIS sr
Fh Dor 35 Sahrsn psrheiratbete, bolts
sr feline 9raut in einem 8abnldlon=
fpagen ab, 8ulsbt mar Ct GtraBsnbabn=
ihoffner.
Sn 9otpmo ftarb Bic 23id6
rice nina Sobnion IN gerlsbuueen.
bic lie Dor einem baIben Sahr ala Stu
oeutin i'm hsmiiden Q~a6rratoriam Der
WiscoEiner GtaatsuHiperTtdt in TSas
niipn. IRIS. infoIss siutr g~rploIfon
~erlitisH bate.
- ais Der 9oIi3ift Sci. arosesr in
9ogonsDort elmer an5ahl 0 els
nsr Gircusporitsaung b~eimfsbrsnosn
geutsn, bic pon 2 StroI6eu uberfanen
uno auseepliinosrt puroen. su 6iitfe
Tar. vuroe tr pon sinem ber Rduber
surh euen ReDolpsrihuB tootlih perz
tpuHoet. bate aber nod Biz Strait,
ourh sinen ShuB fsinsn anqreifed
nieosr3uitre1en. DIR an0ers 9du5er
oe Tludt. 9roessr itar6 dleih
oaraai uno Der BON i'm esIh0Ftne
&auasr triaa ieinsr 9srlebung Tin ct.
5oisgi 6oipit1l. als feia enoe nane
nar, ssaste Fa eth grisfer u6tr i'm
l,no reriaAie ihn III 6ssshrsH. Ulit Der
3aHssa ihm nod b~erblie6ensn graft
brittle ibHab.S Otr adubsr an. .Wou
go 70 hsa4 fisI i. bic aiTsn sar1d uus
iplr ioot.
5n osH Ruinsa i6rsr ourh Sysusd
3srF0rtgn Stsuns ruron iii WlioA
olsbnrn bic 5armsrs6elsaie Elamk
eoassr IT'D 5,au als osihsn auEas >
a-sa 4n}ti4tn nah al fdSle]
Ben, DuEas1 is ~erf7orbet. sfs QsiAha
n pc 1teune eesragsn unA bitfe e@nf
IN bgGns -sfsat
-etarn s.ins. Gin uoslt-sere
lazHtr 20 1igtoH srfAfuo fsir
~ 49, EE. s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

snra eIne Bride iibsr ben gaB 5luB
brad.
- prpf. Wm. Snper pom Slid.
agricultural gOasae@ in gaming
e~rtrant, inoem IeiH Canoe auf Dem Gez
Oar 5luB umf9lns. Gin @sfdhrts BON
ihm tpur0e egrettet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

M @ w aam I'D SW% edsaAwsI 1@f amhmmn S tu ahmsa s~ IL pier
Hsm u hHn 9atrupn edausN uSn nit pwbuI avaabunn Tnhs Tr 81 0s Wwmn r ThsH
mWM1Y 80 @ m 70 pMMsahH m.l M pdkahhG re Rm0 dRm N uhhan 10 KnH
tHgr ais mFS $500 aku Im.x nnTa wm @
"M SW"s" Spms" h"pvH"S S"Nr mir isnsH JhnSni 10 punS vnH s
usrwsehbsn pGrinse Hr nr - . so fem ssrsuawrfsm Gabs fr mr 81 q
Gin p0r gWr lit brmt unadaoe non nr Cnute nOoh nr anmol Ppeen M ,tmu
s~ oqNnW4m B ms inHetaao or au bent Sefea 3Md puuru uhna naNbuun 3dddf er
ENmHh 0Fra or gl AM MenS erra-3etd III. maS 5w III babn pamAer uo itrIbai
&c af oeuidbm 3hpu Anmeu mo 3u Aorfe 5hafnn Gle Damn Ben ghn 2eFf ana nm
pmon Se omlaMn pOu an ms en 8r aaraaurn Sas 3u Seaeluna promDt onsoruhr nS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
VETERANS OWN ARRANGEMENTs
 CAUSE OF DISAPPOINTMENT
R. H. CrosweII, of DeatsyiIIe. Had Constructed Vault for His Body. But Grave Was Too Small
 For Coffin.

Aware of the approach of his death, R. H. CrosweIl, q Confederate veteran of Deatsville, had constructed the vault In which his body was to repose. with that of his wife. at the end. But the premature preparations served only to delay his burial after his death on Wednesday, for the coffin was found to be too large and the interment was postponed a day. until a smaller cas- ket could be procured.
 MT. Croswell, who is well known in Montgomery, and in the section about Deatsville. died Wednesday. after a lingering illness of years. The funer- al was to have taken place Thursday. and all arrangements were made. but the fact that the vault, already con structed. was too small for the coffin. occasioned the postponment. The in- terment was made Friday morning.
 R. H. Croswell had lived In Mont gomery for years, engaged in the cot ton business, in the employ of Marks and Gayle. He left this city for Deatsville some time ago.
 He was a veteran of the civil war. having served in Company c, of the 44th Alabama regiment. As he was a member of Camp Lomax. U. c. ". sev eral Montgomerians of the camp were in Deatsville Thursday to attend the funeral. among them J. R. Fuller. Paul Sangunetti, and Rev. A. F. Dix.
 MT. Crowswell is survived by his wife, and several children, all of whom are grown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
A DISASTROUS FIRE
FOUR BUILDINGS BURNED AT DOU-
 BILE SPRINGS.
The POstofice Was Among the Build inGs Destroyed, Hut the once Fixtures and Mail
 Were Saved.

Double Springs. March 19.-(Special. A fire broke out in and entirely de- stroyed the store buildings and stock of general merchandise of D. F. Me- Cullar. of this place.
 The general store of Postmaster w. c. Curtis, in which the postoffice was kept. was also destroyed, but the post office fixtures and mail were saved. A stable to the rear of Mir. Curtis store belonging to Sheriff W. T. Williams was also destroyed. The general store of w. c. Mitchell was considerably damaged. The dwelling house of D. F. McCullars. with the most of its con- tents, was destroyed.
 The damages are about as follows: The McCullars store buildings. $2,600, partly insured; McCullars' stock of goods, 15.000, insured for $10.000; W. c. Curtis building $500. insured for $300 Williams stable. $200; Mitchell's 8 store, damaged $150; McCullars' dwell ing and furniture, $500.
 Rains have been so heavy In this part of the State recently that the roads are almost impossible
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
WANTS HIGH SCHOOL
CITIZENS OF BLOCTON HOLDS MASS
 MEETING.
Big Cash Sum Was Raised and Five Acres of Land Were Donated for
 a Site for School.

Blocton. March 19.-(Special.) .)-At mass meeting held here tonight in the Steward opera house. from 5000 to $10.000 was raised as Blocton's part of a sum for a township high school
 The Tennessee company has donated lot of five acres valued at $4.000 and West Blocton has agreed to take sum of $2.000 from the citys treasury for the project.
 Last week Governor Conner. General Brandon and Superintendent Gunnels made visit to this place looking up a township school site and since their departure. the people have been very enthusiastic over the subject. so much in fact that when the meeting was called for the opera house tonight every availbale inch of room was oc cupied and there were many who were unable to gain admission.
 Never before has Blocton shown the enthusiasm over any proportion as was shown at this meeting tonight and before adjourning those attending the meeting had not only agreed to raise the fund. but sum of s1.oo0 was raised for the payment of teachers salaries.
 It Is expected that the High school commission will pass on Bloctons op- plication and bid for the school with in the present month and Just as soon as the school Is awarded to this place work will be begen and 1t Is expected to have the building under roof by fall. and ready for the occupancy of the children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
FUNERAL DELAYED WITH CHAIN GANG
EDWARDS TO WORK ON Tun
 STREETS.
The Police Fearing nm Attemnt to u.. cape, ShackIe Ankles of Nnn Accused of Driving Wife to
 Attempt Her Own Life

Fred Edwards Is working on the streets of Montgomery with shackles on his ankles. Yesterday he with drew his notice of appeal from the de- cisions of Recorder Baber. and signi- fled his intention of filling out the year In hard labor.
 Edwards Is said to have assigned as his reason for working out his sent ence to the fact that he did not hope for the bond of s7o0, under which he was placed. being made, and that he wished fresh air and exercise. The police. howevsp, thought that Edwards willingness to work on the streets a trick to gain freedom, and shackled his ankles.
 Mrs. Hllda Edwards, the young bride who attempted suicide by drinking car- bolic acid Tuesday night at the New Merchants Hotel. Is said to be In ini- proved condition. with the chances of her ultimate recovery getting better every day.
 When seen last night at police head quarters. Edwards stated that as soon as his wife had recovered sufficiently to talk, she would deny absolutely ev- cry story which had been circulated about him. He states that he Is inno- cent of the charges which the witness es In the hearing before the Recorder testified to on the stand. and that his wife will voluntarily deny the fact that he commercialized her purity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
Unusual Scenes FolZow
 Verdict ir Court Room

In fact. there was abuse and dis arrangement in the short but emotional talk of MT. Roy. He said he had been harassed by MT. Tatum until life was made troublous and he did not see how 1t was possible to make friends with his combatant.
 Alleged Prosecutions.
 Of less promising nature was the talk which the court allowed a brother of Mir. Roy to make after the latter had finished. His talk told of alleged prosecutions which MT. Tatum had led against his family.
 About this time, MT. Ttaum was chafing for few words. There was a murmur in the audience that he should be given a hearing. It was tense moment Judge Pearson Saw the white dove had flown. When Attorney F. w. Lull asked for the privilege of his client to make statement. just to say a few words" MT. Tatum was half on his feet to suit his tongue to his advice when Counsel Holly for the freed defendant. got a quick ap- prehension of the finder which the ex- treme pssion of the moment might ig- nite. He adopted magnanimity for his side of the tilt. He said that notwith- = standing severe verbal attacks had been made on MT. Tatum in the pres ence of the court, though his client was entitled to hearing of the same character. he believed the situation demanded slow-going. He was will ing to let his client suffer the disad- vantage rather than befuddle things more with further talk. His pacific appeal, for which he was afterwards ended the unusual pro- ceedings It was the end of the noto- rious ttial. The much interested spec tators, sympathizers of one side or the other. drew back from the railing. Then they started the next case.
 B. Turner, who has been on trial for arson, was acquitted.
 The grand jury has reported that 1t has investigated ninety cases. exam ined 224 witnesses and returned forty one true bills.
 Solicitor D. D. Askew has returned from Montgomery, where he has been receiving treatment from an oculist.