davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
S6MaSOa St, Milwaukee, Wis

lentersperts in 9sIs 5u baben uni
il s5rocrtsn &nh!en 81 bsf0roerE,
81 Il. mie in ben 6artoblenReoies
4cnniglpaHien's. Elm Monopol
ssaateu. GAS GeisB iolts 1tpr
3 !. Yai porIssH Sabrss in araft
..itn. @iein bic &phlsnbarone t6dten
liti nm Dem Geisbe Geniiae 3u Ieis
en. Die gunOssregierun9 fiibrt nun
ine Anssrludlrng, oayd3 neIde bic
5rl a6una 5pii6sn Den 8o9Ienbab-
itE gn0 GugssaeefBern FeitgeIeat
lon. @oipeit 9aeeu Die grz
a~,ss.sau9en cgaeten. oaB bic Gonlns
asri.n isii larger Seit ss1orig ges
lq ccr0sa itnD. Gs murbe fsits
81 at. ldB Die nEempls Srpn Co.,
9s aac e5li@ Rur MISREPRESENTATION Be-
.ra Z dleE nHtsg ciHfm 6rsibriefe ars
s.et lSe6sr iHr eineH niel gr0Bsrsn
Splsiraum gift, gum gr6Bten Shsils
&iaeni9am oet iehs Hoblenbabnen,
nanli1 neg Beading. Jiem SerIsg
Gsntgai. @elapars & SuoIon, 2odas
reaia. S29is6 9aGsu uno Grie 1T.
4ber 0ds niht alein. W06renD oreier
idn1frerTlohensr Sabre ~belpiaiaten
pier Der gen. 8abnsn S4s3,0OO, I'm elm
Geficit Der aSempIe SrOn g." gu
0eden, ME oenn audi felt ihrer Heorsos
ailirun9 in Sabre 1889 Die grGTOtns
ten Der lauptidAlihiieR aoblenbdbnsn
ais Digeticren Der 9eIeqfhaft funsirs
ten. @ns Dem 4rotocou oerTelben lit
aud eriihtlin. naB i6r Directorium
ote Transportation fir pas probuct
undbhonsiger 3edeu un6 bic Tifferens
iional aRtea fit bic @ertduFsza gens
ten isltieste cher. tur5 seiast, bic
So9lenpreiie beitimmte. mas oas be-
iisbenoe @eieB. Der frsien GoncurreH3
pesen, dusoridlih perbinoern polts.
Wie our9 bic enee 8er6inouns
BON eiieusa5n unb Soblentrult BEN
amsricaniiaen Belle Die Robleu pers
tbeaert reroen. 10 tpiro i'm our9
ole enge &erbinbuna BON GrpreBass
ieai1aft unb Giienbabn (oas TinanSs
interefie 0erielben Qeute an beiosu
unterne9mungen) bic gddetbeforoez
rung p%erEHsuert. Sn Der WeiIe: @es
meiniglid) bsrshrst bic GrpreBaeIeas
iddft in ibrsm 6ontrocte nit Der
Giientabn fir bic g~efDrberuna ihrer
Ya6ete Dem Berisnoer niht peniqer
ais 80 groesni Der giIen6abafradts
rate. Die Giienbabn ~ber3ogert suenns
Ten Der @rpreBienbunssn i6re 6ra6ts'
bef0roerune, I'm ale ouf fhIeuniae
9eforoeruHs iebsnOe @erfsnbsr sur
8enubung Der Decentralization
81 DeranldHen. Gs 1T ods elm till
ihpeisenoes @btommsn 8piIdtn ben
giieHba5nen unb ben feds arobeH
GrprsBeeIelihaftsn, bic Iout foeben
ptroffsntlihtsm 9srihte oes Genfugz
Bureaus 81 Qrocent oes GrpreBoes
indfts ees Qannss bsberrfhen Der
4oams. 4merican, 4dtific. SOUTHERN.
llnitso Statss unO Wsns 6argo.) .Sn
BET pruris Iduft Is duf cine gesen ben
9eiit Der MISUNDERSTANDING psrs
itoheuoe Qerfamoruns bindus. Die
8ooisssltf he nResuliruug" bat biss
len nsbellidnO NOD nitt estrcH,u,
rsHn oGs dbsr aud Der 5oG s~srreFsn
mare, ssniist bate e. pobl BEN 9oIse
sbsnionsnis. ME bic aohlsntruhs Re-
snliruRg."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
tpsebs in ipaIbInetsn.
70 Darlington. s. San.

geios 6auler bss GongreHss Iinb am
Wioutag pieoer mad ben Weibnahtsfes
rien tn 5ibuns esiretsH uno unmittsls
bar nah GrofiHuna bet EibunQ tam
cine Srtraboti9aft bes prGfoentsn
sur gerlefuHg. In pslder be- 9rGFoent
bic Aufmerlfamtsit oes GonereHss auf
bic Observation-Disclosures in Stdlitn
lentte II. nm 9eipiaigung elmer batben
WlilioH Dollars fir bic 70 fhper
6eimasiuAtsn sriuhte, Iopie nm CUTE
bsibuns Der bertits bon Der Qominis
i%iratiou estrofFsnsn SiIfsmabnabmeu.
IN beibsR 6duitrn srtldrtsn Th bic
WlitglIeosr bisr3u lOfort bsreit. ebe
0ber cine oiesbe3igIihe RsiolutiOn our
4bitimmns tam. traf Elm Brief oss
Vrofoenten Gin, in benz barum erludt
puros. Die @eluiligun5 aui $4,000
80 erbpbsn uno bic osrart amenoirte
Refolusion purbe baun aud prompt
dnsenommen. i'm 6ouis sinItimmig u.
i'm @enai init allen otgeu cine Stimms
Die oes Senators 8dilsp.
y
GO 1T oiss bic frsiesbiaite 9eifteusr.
Die FINALS Q Dem amsrieaniihsn
@oIts fir 0otblsiosnoe in onoeren
Nauoern aemaht purbe. Dosu lommt
nod bic pom Qydtoeuteu oerfiiate 4bs
lenbgua Der Qropianiihiffe Settle"
con 9lsip port ano -gulsca~ ron Bort
Sab nab WleHtna, bic bsioe eroBe
gaoumaen pen Observation-Disclosures flhs
rtn. bic %nripriinalih fir Die amerieas
niide 6loiie belimmi pareH. aber ieBt
ben iialitHiihen 1uloeru sur iofoyti.
asn 8srpsnenRQ aur @erfiaund az
lielit puroeH. 6ernsr hat Der Vrdnoent
osr itaI0aiihen RsateruHa Die DitnNs
osr aui Der 0eimfahvt btarifieuen gan
sen amerisantit 1loite bon is
aritssEtiFfsn sur @erfiauua aslteat.
ipenn bic itdlisniiht Rssitruna cisiel.
Re sar GalfSleiitunl perIpenoen Tam.
0aa osy 9uiihafi absy bic iiolis.
niide Observation-Disclosures murine cine
spsiie Grtrabotihaft ots VrdNoen.tn
esrlsien. bic it,ne @u.rpori auf BE
mshgstWabnis @tihipetoe oosr Sraat
seialuiion ess Ab0soreusienbauiss Sc
tvsiiS ets 8yaheenisn 8aas an osn
0enarsb Gin isinsr Sabrss5stihaf0
psaea eeiegliasr9eiAydn,ar Der Se.
Observation-Disclosures biloet. Hisis
9Riperi brinai lnosb uihis ron ZEN
suetlt erwaristsn Ssriaticnsn coey
nsisu Snth aurasu. Witlmsar lduf.
eas GAME Document, ols init oen ans
han1tu = taaatorucss Setter h.ai
stos eayaai binaus oaB neg GcaagB
ssn &faNesnisa mih~utrfinstn hass.
IND e. &ooispti etil6bt MID. Gen
eonsys6 eegs s%nle.rs D}tali,oer 81
ftlbtU etg eertuptipu b0bs teiAuloi.
cen poilta Ter Vr6a nsat .,tt osn
0oasuB esn @rlab wieo,r ouiluss
bsn. pt.tsr be &~trctueuac Der Sc
Northumberland auttshd.e See Rsi
lerts ets Shcedm,ss uuttJiali. MIR
triuat agssresm. oas Gtaali ots 1it.
bsimoteuitbtis 0i.sis cur S6oOo stg
3aht 81 ereQotn U1S rs W1ss -
citl @tltga aro utuis 0eQ,l
Ntt @tnat MIRO svit m-an4trpas.t.
tn oeg laaBaesu &ets uls rtui
isaa. 9st Sritoisuns ssg eya6tNu.
bcfftlr ess QyaNssnitu b.sli e an.
.sutss s-s st& aNsrs Ertsu.irHs
~ss saf 5efcaawre csn GEnsnnua
asn Ut Da Dswa-rh1Esgatcri11.
fis.M II GeHai gnfriroieRi StiS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
man beIteIIe fOTOrt

paars Iino in ben 20 Sdbren in Waib'
ineton seieslih sei9ieoen poroeH
pdbrenb in oerlelbsn Set 1924 gks
ihilsBunsen fattfanoeH. Die eefhi.
Oenen bilOeteH Iomit 6 Yroeens Der el.
geeaneensn @ben. 3uei Dritsel r.
S9eiouHessefuhe puroen ben ee
@befrduen singebraGt; in rem mel teI
5dlsn bate Der GHemaHn bic Sra
i'm Std asioHen. Dnrhihnittlih ga
rem Dieie YSanHer ibrer 6rausn binnsi
Iehs SaAcen uterDrghig aspotot
$50 3runtenf cit ais lranI
angeseter IT., eyfcl8sg bic Z oell1s
eingabe cArdiAHiitIih naa 29i9hgisss
@be.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Die FauIits Trau in Der earssn
@eli If. msiner 9lnfdt nah, bic amss
giraniits. unh re srsi,6t ihrs Rinoer
e6sHio Faul, ME ie islbft it,. - Die
les unsalonis urtheil fonte Der itae
tide er3iehuuess superintendent IT.
Niliam s.. Marpel in sinsm Der
rag. ben Il tiir3lia 1or Rem -Tloi5srs'
Club pcn Jlatbaib in groosl7n belt
lao e Fatr fort. .Mtnn bic 4meritas
rsrir 3Uti 9iods nett esbsn foo,
nimusi re Die Gar unb sstsTt uns MI
lbsi psrr ihrsn eiHnsrn s~usHhuttss
nite. flint 9lod nett sar S6ult ~
7sbsn. mir babsn in uuftrsn S6u,
lGR ssfuHes 9sibtsutuncsn, oser riGt
ssnas. STAT Ike aiuser pom gsber
-ssahaltsn. ioat,H bic Waittr isItf
sesn Wlorgtn uHe 4beno c~ussesehnis
pa3isrsonss mateH. Sd muEts
4 rtiasr Suesnb in Srlono isSen,
zaa fdnf W,ilsa Dsit sur Sauls ats
,H. IND oisism umFdnss otrbsnl.
e iss. msins trSfiss gonfitnsirn.
81. iutricanHnsH Rineer rsrhtr
CT i5rsl Iititrn 0,rssrttls una
grocrssn uuo Aosur1 -tro BE Ers
ct otr 1ehrsr triEpert Gin Qinc
arH Hrr lgrngr, Dern &c F5rrsyi;&.
gR srnis ginrs MS frsess
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Nm /. Sanuar baden bic 9oftmsi.
tier i'm aan3tR briiiitsH asniarti1l
init osr 4us5abluna Ter 4lters5suios
usn on 9suis ron lbsr 20 Sahrsn *
sourtn. 100000 a~p2lirationtn mr.
etH ssma1t. poH oeHsn absr 200. Wo
~dbssuieisn uuSosR, ueiI eit Gpplieon.
ten htreits MISUNDERSTANDING trial.
ten. lie H~lttrspenf ontn rptrsen osm
9aHes jGtrIiA S35o00O0O ioff I.
9sufs. Die sia idbrFtss gintommsH
BON rsnissr als sos ta6sH. svbcItsr
Sl25 PIC Wsee. uao i5l1e. BIZ 8pis
'5tn S105 uas $3.50 isb1li4 gJntauf
e AateR sirt tHtiprt6sus stria srl
WsnfoH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

geiot 6dpIer bes gon9rehes lino
ON Mlonlag pisoer mad ben Wsibs
uaaisitrien in Sibung gslrsip.
Giner Gpscinlbotidaft oes prds
bsntsn eniiprthsno btpiaisisu Ssnat
uRD 9aus ioiort 100000 flr bic
Grobebtn Qoibleiosnosu IN 5ialien u.
bIsbeH Die bsrsits gsiroiisnen 9ilis
m%aBggasln gut.
3n elmer 3%lpeiien 8otihaii iadt
Oer Yranoent Dem 6auIs ,Iar gu mo
hsu, baB Is feline IN osr Sabrssbot
fnait aemadten BtrbdhiiguHssn total
mibDtriianoep babe.
NiemaHo babe. i0at Der VtdT.
bent Dor Der 4uioriioi unb Der Wiros
bes 6ouareNss cine gr0Bere 9oaads
inna ais sr.
5n Dem bsrilbmisu 20 WilioueHs
BroesB bat Der Osltuit sinen eldn3sns
ben Sies boponeelraaen.
1as Sberbunossgtyidt Bat bGs
Geiuh Der 9unoesbeb0ros um 9slpils
llguns zines sWrii of Gsriiorari" abs
fhldsie bsftsosn.
Der gan3 bisberiee proctb III
hemnoh fir bic aab unb bic Rseiss
rpns lam nun nisoer BON borne ans
fangsn,
Grof Btrnftcrfi, Der nsue Bot
fhafitr BeutihlanbB In Wafbings
ton, TT In Der guuoesbauptIiaot
etn8eiyofitn uuo pom prdiotntsu NIT
Dem lbli6en Gsrsmonitu smpfangsn
3porneH.
Nanterottt puresn fpdbrtnb Der
eerfI. Wo6s IN ben Der. Gtaatsn 200
e%nssmsIb,i, asssn 1856 In osgleIbtn
Nodt oss 0%oriobrea.
Dem l~tbtnohlatn @rubsnuualad
kn elusfslo. 70. pa. lino. pis fi6 iset
herouAftsui. 60 Wtni h,nlebsn gum
Episy eefonsr,
aus otm ean3tn Qanee asben
Etthlihe Nisbtsadben sug llnierltlts
alne Der RoibIsiosuosu in Stalisu Elm.
Wlsbr oils $4,000 bat pos
~Roibs areus" biS gum 8. SdHuar be-
Etiis srbaltsn.
Cine erimmigs aalte feat pom
N~oropelisn spmmsuo. 3ur 3sit absr
Aos 9ano.
Su Der Gtooi Gebu auf Der pbis
N|ppiRsniniel gItihsu Qamtns bat Elm
Jsasr siRen S6aosn pcn $4,000 aus
aerlhisi.
Die R6umuua p0n Guba ourh
bic americoniIhtu CecupatioHsirupptn
bat am l.. San. b%esounsu.
Der amerit1niihs @ouptrnsur
WleaocH bat BEN tabaWibsn Gouareb
ouf ben 13. Sanuay einbstaitn. Nm
Is Sauuar mito CT RE Rtsittuna an
bic erpdbilen tabaniihen 9eamtea
Lbsyasbtn.
IN Gtnirolameyitd s6hyt Is ipit
her htoeuilih. uHo Gin alatmeinsr
hSalpaa ineins witosr I'D ogobet
Sn @uandaail. Ituanor. til lpis
Bet eN @sultRptg aufaeyeieu.
Die 9rimmi1s Q6lss IN aaas
y,euiialauo BAH an. Gtutsioebtn ba
Zen pisIiaa Gsy,sbrSioyanstn ptsas
ta@s aro ois NATURALIZATION oig
mshgi.
Glnsn uRaantietu Nodeus
beriti ptyefitrtlitls ois Dmlite
9ei6Sbont. Ter St,opogga.b bar I'M
Sl2S,oo0.Qo0 abasnommtn.
Wlit Ritit5i auf Bic tn aana
&tutitlano fouodueyno mitli5s
pigihftaftIitt gas, liz pon sen nj
iidneissn eeb5gosn es Teyifteun8
autr ruy m0slten 9o,6gano&aytglisn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

anerpdrts rtet Fid bic Milotbdtia=
ieit he's amsriconiFten Bottles CUR Gin
osrung Der RothIoee Der 10 Idredlih
6eimeeiuhten in Stalien. gts gum
Absno oes 3. Sonudr fuaren mebr ais
100000 fir oislsn 3ped e~iHqeean=
gen. Shon am 81. December iibers
mitielte nas ~Rot6e 9reu5@ our6 has
Sidatsamt $4,000; an 2. Sonuar
Folsteu psiiere 100000 uno am 8.
S15O.OO0. Die @absn fIieBen INNER
mob rsi6Iid. 10 odb oas -Rotbe
arsu5" in Der Gage iein nirb. mshr
als cine babe MinioR Dollars ais
Spsnoe Der 4msrieaner nab Stalisn
AT Isnoen. Aus ben perfhieoenen
5taaten fiRo bishsr fplgenoe 8sitrdas
~sinaelaufsn: Rem gort. S165. s25; Ga
lifprnien. SsO.O17; Sainois, S26. 1916;
WiFcuri, S25,052; MoTdaufetts,
S16.255; Rboee Sslano. $1,000;
Connecticut. S7.315; 0iitrict golums
bid, S6.669; Marplano. S6.o17: mis-
toRiin. S5.105; qsHnfDIpanieu. So.
PAS; @aibinsion. S1.45O; Ohio. ST.
OBJ: Rebrasid. $1,000; Rsu Ssrisa.
$1,000; SHoioHa. S659; 9irainia.
1857; Wontauo. SITS; Colorado.
500; 9onlos, 500; Seras. SOL;
@%,eraia. $35 SennsFts. $50; Sen
,udn. $2l: Sopa. s.; Utah. 50: 0eit
9irsinia. s.; Rsp 6ompihire. 81:
Slos7agci1, 81. SIN Gansen. S408.
567.36.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Die Dom YraNoenten auf Anrs1una
per19ieoeuer Observation-Disclosures
i6afteH iuau9urirte @eusgUna sa q.
ner am 70. uno 26. Sanuar in be-
9unbes6aupthaot Tiattfiroenosn Son
fsren3 CUR @r0rtetung oes 9ro6Iems
Der @eriorguu5 Der perrpabloiieu Stint
Der oes 9onoes BAT dlgemeinsn 8eifal
asfunoen. Ben Mdnnern unD 5rdueu
aGer StonDe uno 9~erufssfusiag i'm
gon3eu Qanse iiuS 56yeiben unb 1eIes
gramme einastroiFen. in nenen lie ibs
rem Sntersfe uno ihrer tisFen 1Hm=
paibie NIT DieIem ,oiAti5eH 8rob!en
@usorud ossei. Die por9ei2lagene
@0uieren3 nir0 5naiielp5 ecn lreit
rsinmren 8rlatn in hts sggiorae fir
bic fseiriti IL uuD csgDa6rse ea ans
Der is3H. Die rliieisas 2is 0er ga-
mea Ss,'sa ga lis 20 Ssg 8sratams
IN rr q sH-e ee.r Hfg aHo
rem III gerea rire BON
lr e-ea tesaHHt
81 ns osg .2i0tigiisr
E gir0 BE 6t6rtsrua9 osf
5tase lrH. Z. IS r0.ti@m iei. Elm mas
iioHaie ar 6aseap ia erriaten,
oos nG ilssr oaoerea bamit bsfaheu
lcl. ssnaac 3aiegWaIirn dbsr 4aes
81 lammeln, mag wit Der 4nf3iehung
ron Ginoern pnO Der 8eoHrfuiHeH BON
&inbern su tbun bdt. Sin anoerer
pidtigsr Qanct 1T ferusr bic 5rags,
OF Is Better iei. OerrDabrlOite ooer Ell
iernloie ainoer in 6amiIisn ODER in
Anitulten untsr3ubrineen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
HIIsrlsi Intersssantss.


GalabrieR uno Sicilien. Die
eauptIattsn Der Hsaerliden G~r06ebens
iotdtropbe. iino ihon luieosrbolt pon
uerheereHoen GG0bebeu beimaeIudt
worosn. Sin erbbeben in Gatauia.
Sicilien. i'm Sabre 1877. Dsruiatete
5000 Wenidsnisben. Sm Sabre
1898 forherts Elm Groheben auf Siris
lien io9ar 100000 MenIhsnopisr. Ga
labrien bate 1885 ein gro6ebsn nit
1000. I'm Sabre 1857 nit 10000 uno
i'm Sabre 1905 nit 5000 Wenihenpers
luittn.
Die -Stanoaro Oil Go BAT in BEN
pcn Der 9uRossrssisruns seaeu lie es
iibrtsn aampfs sinsu aroben Sie1 srz
runsen. Der hohhs 8erihtsbof oes
Cuuoss bat ocs gtiua esr 9unoesbe
6cros. I'm Sspilisuus zines .Nrii Of
geriiorari" IN Rem 5ra6.rabatt 6aae
asi6Io9is beiaisosn. Dies III a.si6s
bscsuisno init siusr 9sT.dtisana otr
tlr5lih Dom 9urots appsa6ofe in
Sriclao sttrofitu,a GHiideiouna.
ourh wslhe aie Gsy Gtanoaro Ill &C..
RON Gem guuotsyiAtsg e1nois suoit-
iiyie @~sleHrdls pon SO. 10000 nm
ssiia5tn rgrot Ter aanst sishsrioe
@roesB. Ger 70 pisl Set IN anTpvuA
een0muifn uno 70 srobs aoitn rsrurs
iaat bai. IL iir lie aas uno riro MN
vobrfdsirliA not sinmaI cen 4nfaHs
an ~rerb1nosli pstoer.
G%sniussirs,tor Rcrth BAT sie ron esr
Snuotsrsaieruns suiat. mtHaei;saisa
Saselsu ussr GbsiaNsaassn rsbrsns
str ltsisn - Sabre rsrSfisntli6t
NliHcis mari1iri cn Der Sriss. otnn
iia GtitEiis 1SS7-Ia0s Fuurstn in
gen. Stacts - A9 Gtaoanasn r
pilisi. IN lsstsE state sonmi De-
lasrlrt rsltss IN % Sahrsn uur SS7
@neiounstH aufsuntisn Bat. Tie
&uuotsbaubt7aet s1nn rs 'taoh i1
@sr5si.riS F1r 9ssslsrzzsssahl Esu
CT sn Se-s oou Gtsass Hsasn. $685.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10
Dsr SOnntaesbOts.

GIirIer sifne posf-nac &C. a. Milwaukee. VIA
ne admitted for t~laDsn4sioD 1hIoueh Tie mzlh
alsecona-claat rates
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

&og -strrrtu 5asTtn srliss atr
GEae-ts eir @dts- aas ~n EHsn
tasusn u-hcL 80 sd41 ssa $50
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-10

Utt Stnat MIRO svit manurpas.st
Sc. ?. l1asaNn 4ets uus vgnta
tsaa 9er Srltoisuns Ser Gyaat@-,
acft1r ess QyaNssnitu b;tii e an
sntss ERR sd& leNtrs Erssu,t1fs
ar u eaagre csn GFnsnnuu
cen 1a Da DsfGa-rhcEgatcri1r
fissM IL Gsaas unfrifaieEi SsfSz
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
How Hunters Dress Where There Is No
Dawn and No Dusk.

We wore khaki for daytime and
warm clothes for night when sitting
around the camp, as after the sun
goes down a great chill Immediately
settles down that makes winter cloth
Ing and good big fire most essential.
During the daytime we always wore
pith helmets, although sometimes
early in the morning and late in the
afternoon, when the sun Is not at its
maximum, double terai felt hat may
be substituted. 1t is far more COM
Portable than the helmet.
AS additional protection we wore
sun pads which covered the spine.
These are merely heavy quilted strips
that reach from the collar to below
the shoulders, as we were advised that
the effect of the sun was just as dead
ly at this point as on the head. | do
not know what maximum the ther-
mometer would reach in the sun, as
was afraid to leave It exposed when it
got higher than n little above 80 de-
grees, as beyond that point there was
great danger of breaking It, In the
shade the temperature would be usu-
ally from So to 100 degrees, but there
was always a breeze blowing, and the
dryness OF the air cooled one off quite
rapidly as soon as one got out Of the
sun. 1t was always cold in the morn
ing when we started out at the first
peep Of light, and we were usually
shivering for q few minutes prior to
the suns appearance. Day does not
dawn In equatorial Africa, but it
bursts! 1t is dark one minute and full
sunlight the next, and the reverse Oc-
ours in the evening, for the sur goes
down and night comes on as II cur
tain had suddenly been drawn down
over the west, and the chill Of night
begins instsntly.-Percy c. Madeira in
Metropolitan Magazine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
His kindly Act,

In Sunday school class recently
the teacher sought to impress upon the
small boys the virtue Of kindly and
helpful deeds.
"Now," said she, "let every boy here
try TO do some kindness during the
week and next Sunday report what he
did"
Next Sunday arrived. and the teach
er proceeded to listen to stories OF good
deeds done. Finally she reached the
smallest boy In the class. His age Is
nine.
"Well. Willie" she said. "have you
done any kindness for any one, any
thing really helpful. during the week."
"Yesm."
"What was itT"
81 let another kid copy me 'rithmetic
lesson off me book In school"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
"a Sound Box

stretch it between the thumb and fore
finger OF your left hand. IL you pick
1t with the fingers OF the right hand
and let go suddenly it will make a
sound which you can hear distinctly
enough yourself, but which will not be
But if you were to fasten the elastic
with pin at each end, to an empty
wooden box, only not so as to touch
the wood, and then twang it the sound
would be much louder than lefore
That box is the sound box or sound
board, and all stringed instruments
have one In some shape or other.-St
Nicholas.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
THE SMART DRUMMER.
There Was Something Coming to Him,
and He Got IL.

and He Got It,
"Gentlemen," said the drummer of
druggists sundries as he looked around
on the half dozen men who were ask
ing him for the latest story IL believe
/ have felt about 400 different feelings
In my life and the balmiest one Of all
was the feeling that had something
coming to me and would get 1t If I
stayed on the road long enough"
"And have you got it," was asked.
81 have. | got 1t coming into Chi
cago. | was very comfortable In my
Pullman when young man came
along and told me a pitiful story and
wanted me to buy his diamond ring
The game is older than the hill 8, and
| was on in a minute-bogus story
and bogus diamond; willing 10 sell
me a 5000 ring for $50. / asked him
where the green spot was In ny eye,
and while was pluming myself the
man in the other part Of the section
pulled out three tens and pocketed the
ring Did | look down upon him with
pity and contempt? Did smile7 Did
| grin? Did ask him where his
guardian was? Oh. yes-oh, yes, and
he spoke up and claimed that the
stones were diamonds and the ring
well worth 200 plunks. 1t nettled me
to see the ass so cocksure and ID hear
him say that Of course was no Judge
OF diamonds, and | put up $50 that
he'd been done for. The conductor
held the money, and when we got into
town we made for a jewelry store. We
took In four Of 'em before laid down.
Same story in each place-ring worth
5000"
"And you lost your $50?"
"Slick as slick"
"And there was a game in itp
"Of course, you camel. Seller and
buyer were confederates, and they
probably worked the scheme siy days
week. IL I'd got ready to buy, some
excuse would have been made tC head
me off. Yes, gentlemen. l had some
thing coming to me, and l got 1t, and
feel relieved. ."-Baltimore American.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
Pride.

AIRY and his best girl were discuss
ing recent events in the High street,
Bethnal Green.
'Arry-Did you read the list OF pres
ents Ann Smith had for her we ldin' ?
'Arrlet-Yes, | did. The hidea for such
rs them 'avin' the weddin' put N the
paper. They might be bloomln' harris
tocrnts. 'Arry-Fancy her mother Civ
ing her such a 'andsome present as a
'orse aud trap! 'Arriet-Garn 1t was
a clothes'orse and mouse trap I've
seed 'em. That's their bloomin' pride!
London Scraps.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

Some of the most noted professors
of economies in our American col
leges make bold to say that the Dec
laration Of Independence contains
more rhetoric than sense and more
fiction than truth. Evidently TO then
mind JeAersonian simplicity was not
a part of the document, even from a
literary point Of view.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

The Westerly Sun asks this very
pointed question: "Is the town oI
Westerly any drIer than common|
Without being on the spot we can
hardly answer, but we should say
judging.trom the past that Westerly,
even though a prohibition town, can
not be placed IN the desert OF Saba
ra class. We should say that it is
only semi-dry.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
A 1houuhtful Bow.

Anxious Mother-Johnny. is 1t possi-
BILE that you. rs sick ms you claim TO
be, have eaten that whole rhubarb pie
Johnny Yes. mamma. You know the
doctor said my system needed rhu-
barb. and thought I'd better tlke a
good dose OF II before got any worse.
Chicago News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
Fire Insurance.

Tt File Insurance Business form
erly conducted by Walter d. Harris
is now carried on by Herbert E.
Harris, No. I34 Messer Street.
OMeyville, r. l., and he so.icits a
continuance Of the patronage gwen
Mr.. Harris, also new business which
will receive prompt attention.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

A scheme is on foot to launch an
energetic campaign for the purchas
by the United States of permanent
residences for this country's ambass"-
dors in foreign countries.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

The weather this spring is not the
ideal sort for baseball. Postponed
games have been much more COM
mon than is usual and as a conse-
quence the base ball treasures have
not showed large receipts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

1t is stated that eX-President Cas-
tro may bring a suit against the gov
ernment OF France, because the gov
-ernment compelled him to take
French leave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

When a city or town wishes tc
buy land the fact should not be pro.
claimed from the housetops In
fact, a still hunt should be made il
such cases, rather than Il seach Will
a pack of hounds.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt exp

Hon. Theodore Roosevelt EXPIRE
sident and ex-trust smasher has kill
ed two lions in the jungles OF Africa
1t is understood however that these
lions have been killed in the cause OF
science and not for the fun of the
thing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

Congress is still tjnkering on the
tariff. The plan seem to be to get
people so weaued, that they will be
ready to accept any old tariff that is
handed out.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

BY the death of former Governor
Holbrook of Vermont yesterday
former Governor Sprague become,
the only survivor of New England,
war governors Exchange.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-07

Whitelaw Reid will make his per
manent home in England thus toll
loving the example of Richard
Croker. This country seems to be
losing some of its great men by emf
grafton.