davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
DienYIims ans Ser tieiebseD
tperHenc.

81 Sprdtus ipobute emit Elm reid
%gepOrOensr Monn, Der feline S6Gbe
perbars unb unbenubt IieB. 6insr ieis
ner Wahbarn tntoedte oies unO bin
ierbradte ss Dem DionbFus, Der gu
jener 3eit in SDratu6 rsgierte. Sos
fort ihidtt oieIer sini0e ieinsr Sders
gen 81 benz Mlanne unb lisb ibm ben
gr0bten 2beiI isiner Sddbs ipeensb :
men. Grit benz Reiis gine Der WaHn
nuh einsm aabere Srte; bod nett enta
fernt. iein iibris gsbIiebenes @sIb ipies
Der 3n bsrerdbsn, tauIte tr 9an0, has
er eifris bebdute. Dur6 5leib unb
9ebarrlihieit brohte sr ss 70 melt,
oaB sr pisber reid purbe. Sin Be
ftbI BON DiOnbiius, iia bel 6Ofe sins
3uFinoen, erfiinte feline Sesls init
5urht. oenn sr permltbets nidts anoss
res, aIs oab Dioublius ibm fpisbsr feis
ne S6dbe abnebmen lpolle.
QIs er Dor DiouDiius erfdien,
fprad bisisr 8u ibm: SD piinide Dir
bon 5er3en Slid gu Deinsm nerrr
Rsihibum unb freIe mid, bdb me-
0onoIunsspeiis asgen Did d
Griidte estraQen tot. sd ipoGie Did
beIsbrsr odb bic Gdabe uns ni6i qes
Ihentt ipsrbsn. um Re gu bsrgraben,
ionbern um ls nibIid ansupenbsn.
5orton iouit Du Dsin Gissnibum in
5rieosn asnisben. 6isr 1T Der Gfab
5uriid, ben 8u %bsrborgsn battsft.
0imm i'm pisosr NIT Dir; jet biit
Du Diirois. reid gu Teiu."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Die 6swSbnmne s,sr 6sSmIS

Wer baufig NIT &ranten in Be
riibruna iommt pber @~eleoenbeit Aais
ts, lGneere Set in einem 9rdntsns
bauie 3u perpsiIsn, ipir0 beobadtet
baben. ipie einige ardnte oerbGltniBs
mdBig rubis ibre Qeioen lno llnbez
quenlidtsiten ertragsH. pdbreHb aus
oers ourh ibr uneeberoiees @eIen,
ourh ibre fortpdbrenoen Concentration
nen ben Sdreden oes gfleaeperfoz
mails pie Der Aer3te biIoen. QuBer
ben unannebmlihtsiten, bic ie ibrer
umgsbuus Deruriaden, leioen folde
u~nssouloige Patieuten IelbIt iebr oos
runtsr. oa Der @eneIunesproeeB
leidt baourh bebinosrt piro, ia oft
9erdoe3u Don Der Rube uuo m0glidIt
slsihmdBisen, boffnungsfroben Slim.
muns beg pat;entsn abbanet.
8erniinftiae Gltern perben naber be
Itrebt fem, ibre ainIsr friib3eitig
ourd Qnpenbung alsr ihnen gu 9es
bots itebsnbsn Mittsl 3ur 8eoulo gu
er3ieben. Dos pidiisIts Wittel biz
BET. nis i~iberbaupt in Der G%rSisbuuq.
10 aud bier. bas gsifpieI Der 81
tern. Rdmsntlih ioa jsoe Mutter be-
mibt Iein. iih cine eleinmdBiae, bei=
tsrs Ruhs an3ueiensn unb nidt iiber
bic tauienb tleinen 9eIdperoen unb
Niorigfsiten in ungeouIoiae aldaen
ous3ubre6en. ME es 70 pielfoh Der
5ol 1T. Damn bermeioe man es. ben
&inoern BEL iiJ;nen S6mer3en iooiel
unnothigss. beriueihlidenoes gsoaus
ern aus3uoriiden. Sin t6eilnebmenoes
Wpri aeHlgt. um in frsunblider Weis
le bic 0eodnten Der 9lsineren auf Ell
men on0eren @eaenitano 3u lenten. bic
@roberen berpeiie man Qutiq, aber
entihieoen 3ur Hube. Wdn buloe feis
ne ybronen iibsr isoen tleinen Stob,
jsbsn Sal. ieoes unosmah. man lebs
re IL, iolhe Snmsr3eH goit 3uliebe
aeIaNen s%rtraeen. Burh Gr3d6len
BON srmunternben geiipielsn fam
man siinlia auf bic ainoer einpirsen
uno Fe ansifsrn CUR Ranahmuna.
@isIs ainoer BADEN bic uuanasne6s
me Gi9sHIhaft, oss Morssns DsrorisB
lih unO psinsrlih auf5uHeben, aud
oa frusn bic 6ltsrn conisquent uno
sntihiebsn Dorgsbsn; folds 1sbler
laItn iih spar nifi NIT einsm Wiale
beieiti9sn. e gsb0rt msii.sHs piel es=
bulb uno Ausoaasr oa3u. 81. a. Be-
idmpfen. Biz I'D Gin o~umd6liosr o.
fola 3siat. ffs fno oft 9eraoe bic
nei6ber3isiisn ainosr, bic s6enio
gam Wsinsn tominsn. pie re in lauisa
9u5sl ansbrehen bsl jeoem ileiniisn
Gnldb. Golden 9inoern uirb cine
unihdbbaTe Iohlt6at erpisisn. nenn
rih.i9e ersiehung ihr G~mpfinoen nit
Der 3eit in gleihmdbissse 9a6uen
lsntt; ihr Wtfsn 9lti1i foun bsi ben
pislsn Wetislfdllsu oss Qebsns ipSttr
BEN 4prilpettsr. - IN einem 3uoens
Bid ifs siisl Sonrenideiu, I'M no6e
fen Sturm unb Rssen.
Gsrntr III Is n5tais. bag Glisrn i6s
rsn 9inosrH IN ~ssiunosn 1osen 3as
rsilen stre tlsins ueteruinounq -1ni
srlsa.n. irgsnD sinen Wuufh eins
g~isbliugsiDsiis u. osrsL p%eriassH, oa.
nit i6nsr in aran.6eitsFdlsn be
@srsi6tisifuns auf siesnsg Moasn
ni6i 70 fhi9sr fSGi un0 re F6 niais
ben anorbuungsH BEG Qrsiss FEssn.
lin ~ usssassH. oaB Die arantsH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
DuruurtltiTubFs.


Rad sinsm srOBsn Sturm mar An
Sdiff an ben 3IipptR ssri&eut, unb
bic san8e 4eboIierung bss lIsinsn 81.
fneroorfes an ben StronO eseilt. Gin
ertrunfentr WonH purbe on ben
Stranb esIdIsubert. Der sbsn erfe
angeiteatc pofior froets bi. Gsmeinoes
rgnas tbut Sbr bel fOIden Odnsu su-
erit. Iieben Qeute2" Gin alter GesbEr
antportsts: s3usrf burdiuGeH svss
feline ToI6tn!-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Damn auerStnus.

Wuitsr: Bran bat mir sr16bIt.
bob Robert ShmiOt sinem 6unbs cine
3OnIerDeubidfs an ben G1pnns es-
bunOen babe. "-6ritt: Rein. Mutts
den, bos 1T absr CANA espib Hihti
tpobr; "a mar elm alter 9beeieHsIls-i
aDas III ia nod fdIimmsr; bait Dul
es osnn eslsben9" - ga. RuttherI
Ser i'd bah ben abeetsFsI nidt ans
gsbunben." .Du fpirft bod 10 sts
lpns oud nismals tbun2" Rite
mails, Wtuttden!" .Ssa, tDnrum boIfl
Du Den bofen Nobert bsnn nidt bnranl
gtbtnbert2" - Sd fonnte bod ni@f,
Wutthsnl~ - 81, fDdrum bsnn ni@t,
mein 2i,bIine2" - ,Ra-ttnsr mHbtsl
bod ben 9unb fsftboItsnl'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Wtnr ,rnhrr Wrrdhih,tr.

QnldbIi3 elmer observation-disclosures
beriammeltsH fi6 bic NirgermdRet
zines eonbireiIss in benz Situnos-
TooIe oeB 2anornttsamts. IS rtgntte
in StrOmeu. Ginsr Der 9errsn Dorfs
gtmoltieeu beirot ben Gool in @trlims
pFsn. Mles nounts. Der 6trr Qonb.
roth sog bic @tirne frous anb froQts
empOrt nen BEN @ruHbs bitIes ltlt-
Iamen Aufaues. SssIsnrubig oniipor.
ttte Der @efrasts: so. fs bon bod our
tire Saube usse3ohsa." limb fete
sr bate ribiie bsobndtst. ane
boti,n ibrs Gummiidube braubsn ob
aeIenf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Is amstahiedtu fA5n an
srbuiten. @aC5stu6osten DsretH
lpiesslbian, ua6 slait. ptnu RIA fs
nit itbr bftBsm GHig abpdfti mo
5~oaitdHbie itodH reibt.
I'm gr5B ere zudfHds fsh
IND o~auertsif anFsinan0r Al ffss
Ben, fnb Tsrtriu. Gummiara5;tum
ossr Q,tn. STE in 6ttonnisr Mtifs 81
rsitsi psrosn. an btiisn. Sine esrin9s
9srtarturg .Tiii ba 8erpsHouns al.
kr als6sFofis Gin.
aebsr bdatet fid lti6ttr.
penn Har re eiusn 4ussnblid in 9ei,
fts WoFer taunt.
GpI0btfas lGbi F6 nit uiaem
gpiri'us f'iHissn. Ben non NIT ein.t
meidsn g8rilt e~uityagi Or gsfas
1T az oisisn spsds auf reinss Qsinsn
~ lsstn. mus clio nGibieenfdlls al
esirsnni rsFosn. Rat osm gHrfea
II q nit eirsu psi6sn 2sinsnldpps
4sn ioIori iro5sH tu rsibE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Sarsicu. G. Cripbtr 1902
eat'tniSistH sa, las 10 10 iarss ipartsis. Shines
esnet ~ srHai:sH. 50 H,i ieon issi SohrtH an
Asrpsai4pa1t, sshtaueie eassssn Batter aBn:aa
hsrusu.aiarfsr NIB iahl5 mid baAnra Is asnsrtt eas
o Ht1 lebr ipEnoerts rsa ia mid fghle ME en- Hta.
lsbernsr 4lsnia arb Die sapaas HG Mol nshr
rrfess siHistatt; gaHor a5nis's srypsr.etdritr IA
ats5eib issr sapishsasusrib. gl. gaH 2aIL
Et Er gonwap 10 SasrHitr. "a. berdtn aber
paitor aeHias slsrpsn-startsr. has Fl fstus 70 aaa.
lhsiist WirtaHg ha'. NJ. au0sys Iitsl loslee flr Biz.
elbsu eaOea csbraHtt Rsr6eH pisimss4 befsrt 10 he
~angsmeius @siaHobat aua ourh ben Nsrren.startsr
InS bic RFamvi'Aaidas wsFisn Ieiaisr NIB blsibsa
inS- Pafor Rsnie's Ssrpsa.siarttr 1T sbeH srs
ssseH ale alter 5lsrpeaisioen.
49, tn ptrttpoGes guG fur glerreufetSsroe
1&EHk ulro 9gotm heg es bsriaaet auatianot.
arazt trhcitsn tnn be Webum iutionft.
Sitis Mtteislu Turbt fsIt hsm Sabre lss6 bon BEN
poen. %ator aoai1. Sort marHs. Iuo.. subereltst
Hno 1897 aaitt ieiHsr NHiusiinng pon hsr
koENIG MEDIcINE CO.,
100 Lake str. CHTCAEO. NJ.
Set epofheTern 80 nateH fur
yt.OO Die Tfaf2e, 6 3Iafaen f6f $500
sF9he St.7S, 6 far 5000
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
r E II
A l. X II
Q / A s G 0 ~

Ri6tige 20iuneen srhalten bon:
Geo. VI. Stump. 9. SilOsbranS,
8atie g. 6rdu5sn, Reb. s. M. Thuius,
GOp. 6ertsl. BAL. Imrbein. Marie
6ortmann, arnoIb Berg, ". &csrher,
Barbara 8ernert. SObn 8Ietn. M. Wl.
SITE, Miana Wittpp6. SEQ arosser.
". 3oBbdh.
Den qrsis erbieIt: IliHo 9uppert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Seutuns bsriibrsu; Is. Nmtsirods:
3-7~..@siczaeit zines 0inqss; SIS
..@ehauoe; Sill. rtibliher Nors
name; liz. alter bsionii6sr @ott.
6abne. geise. Ispos, TOtar, Or.an.
Robe, Sadie. Strsin. 1onne, Suron.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
.sssspt a.esm sebLaiLeiiafelt !.

Sauuit On uiht itIaf,n. 10 LEA gang
itiu;
Denle, Is iommt ooh ME @ott Is
mill;
Aampie bic Uirrsu @eodnlsu nieoer;
SdlieBe Die brennenoen Au0eulioer;
NudIt cine Sore 10 jag lie BON
hianeH.
8ehr RE ae..1euien SHINE uoh iRnen,
SaB bid mot irreR Die Settler 0er
Hndt.
usbsr Dir bait ia osin Batter @o6t!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
5d,Laafertta.

9ourineneiesrl: .DFfsR ssioReeH,
th hob' mir bic G,nneriErkn ttfpos
habf4sr bOrgsRsni.~ StnnsstH:
,unb / mir BIZ, S~taotberrn MT 10
bumnt .
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Moopr,tr 05hg.

.Du unb Define 5rau, bic 5tr To-
bel astrtnut rsift. lomut I'M 2aufs bes
S.abrts ipobI nur al uno 5u irssRepD
Sulammen2" ga. Dir iino is3n'
Iaesn nur btiu4spstis Oer6tirait;
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
adroti

Fahne. Neige. Nepos, Nhtar, orkan.
Robe. Saehe, Tonne, Turan.
Bon isbsm Bort 1T burd llmIfenana
oer 8udtoben Elm nsu,s 6uuptDori
81 biIoeu. Die nsuen 0orisr finb 10
3u OrOneH. baB bic Anfdngsbuhftabsn
i'm 3uidmmenbons geIsisn cine .urps
9dii9e Sduptftaot be8sidnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Aud, Ella, a,.hiia,,t,f.

81, isisrn btut tin Jsit in Sbrer
8amilie2" - ia, but Fno'B ssroe
5s5n 9atr, bo Otridbrt itd msin Rsins
sio, ben Id bomals esiapOreH bab.'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Ert,,s Camille.

Muittr .Stst fst Der Surge oIt
i'm 3u6tbans 10, tpenn bas idH ieIis
ger gatsr DGs!e, Der pHrOs f& TN
ponoptilum umorsben.A
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
otmt,peoer-oSer.

6ausfrou: s6m, mstH 3immsrkrr
i%eIspbonirt iebt i@oH cine boIbe
Stunbe! Der bat entpsber Elm
@srbdItHib oOsr Ct trSRst isinsn
SHnsioer. "
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Qitt Aerner.

gigerl der. in 9sfpunbsrung sines
sntgeesntommsnben bibldsn Dame.
bss Weges nift adlst uno nit ieineu
GadftiefeIn in cine pfibs gsrdtb;
,Dumme Oansi"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
glenn porfbansr.

~Gb,n DOrbin buitsn sic iDObI jsi
manb sinsn 3abn esSogtH9~ %
ma - Dos mar a Gmpfinbliner -
Der bat bsim Naiir'n 70 geidrisHl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
an asttaIter sss Enttbanens

a.; .J0brIt Du cub Ho4 SircE
auf sinsn S1oppsn Wein9" - pon-
toffsIkIb: Ram nidt - meiae Drnu
bat mir 3 COS ousgeloKtH!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

So lpsni9 bic @ti6liatsit elmer
6rou our1 u%nfdfeaoe 8tnntniIe.
psrtiefte SiIoung, atbetiin gelduItes
llrtbeil leiOen fam. io iueniq niro pie
6rau ourd oiele 0ualitaten un9e.
idict peroen. ihrem Msdnne cine Sc
bilfin uno ibren tleinen 9inoern cine
Wlutter 5u Iein. Sie piro nur bs1er
unb tiefer ben Wldnn uub Die 8inbel
pcriteben, ie piro nur aeIdidter per,
rem. ibre bdasIiGs Sitlaug aus5ufals
len.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
@sSamtsn mmS erpSaurasn.

Oh pom 6duslihen aus uno per-
sreiis lid, 70 ou iannit i6sr bic gauge
g1tlt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

n8eIigiou unO 6umauitdi. Muttsr
liebe uno gaterlanosliebs. iie Iino nidt
GusfIiiHe Der @elebriamteit. ionosm
zines iittlih ~itar!an 6ersens; uno bic
5raueu iino Die geboreneR 9fIegerinen
oieIer @afibIe, ceren langiomss Der
lrfHen iidersr ben @srfan zines Boil
fes nah ii4 3ie6t. als Der 9isbergang
Der 9inits uno WiHeuidaften."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Bel osVAusIOoiuHs Sss prsiits tsmmsn
Hur ioIts 8susrbtr, bic ole bret RatSisl
rihtia aeI0ft bic 0uflSinussn bis sam
ID. Vldrl. 1905 sinssiaidt BADEN, in
betra6l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
gpran1ioe.

Die mitiIere ientredte Rsibe sibt ben
Hamen elmer bielsenannteH Sta6t an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

anfsne osr 3ahlen aui oisism 3ifs
fsr6loii fnp Die 9udltatea u u, q.
81, W. 81. 8, o. r. Z. Z. Il. bsrart
.irsuirae,n, baB bic 3sissr bel ibrtr
u~mbrsbuna D5risr bon F0Issnbsr BE-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

nNuh fir Die aunle uno 0iHens
idaften 1T bic Mntbejlnabme Der 5rau
pom sroBtsr 8eoentuu9, ipeil has So
m~ilienleben our oie aeiuuoe Gntmides
lung iunssr 1aIenie am gunitigItsn gu
pirten pernao."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

Die 5rdu 1T bic SobeprieIterin am
Altar Der Cite uno bdber bic 9e
pobrerin uno 9iterin isner unltGb
barren Sitter. Don oenen bic Gipiliid-
ticn Der NtenTnbeit in bo6erem @rabe
abbGnst, oIs Don alsm @iTen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07

r9sTfeioenss Birfsu i'm iGaIi6eu
aebsn, Starimatb i'm augsnbIide
Der @efabr iino bic 3isrbsn bss Bei.
bes."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Sin GrldbIunassud,

SIR AaiL0ians Der Sbissa RAtSid III
ioIssnbsr Qrsis ~aasatisst:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
Die BGn6nOte.

Ssiss, pom 8. DON gGrm,u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-07
auESlunaSsr RitsIst Ia Rs. 8

Wlnttsr, 6uttsr, Butter, GItts.
2.
SIusbsit.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
NEW RULE IN INDIA.
Lord MOrLey's Reforms for
Mattress in Effect

Sinla. British India. Nov. B-The plan
for the reform Of the British aduiulstra-
ton OF India. which was outlined by Lord
Morley. Secretary Of state for India IN
the House Of Lords last December. and is
designed TO give India an embryo consti-
tuition, admitting tho natives 10 an i'm
pOrtant share IN the legislation Of the coun-
try. went into effect to-day. II marks the
beginning Of an epoch IN the history OF
British rule in India For more than three
years the imperial government and the n
dian administration have wrestled with the
details.
Under the plan adopted all religious and
special interests may elect representatives
TO the Viceroy's and Provincial councils.
but in view OF recent anarchistic out
breaks a safeguard Il provided In a quail
fcation which empowers the imperial and
provincial governments 70 declare inelisI bic
those persons whose election Is cOusi Tered
contrary 10 public interests
The Viceroy's council will have go mem
bers instead OF 12s. as formerly. OF whom
a total OF I35 Will be elected. against thirty
nine elected heretofore The functions OF
the council will be enlarged. and IL viii be
enabled 20 take an active part IN budget
construction and legislation The new
councils will assemble IN January.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MANY HEAR 4LDRICH.
ThrOHg Does Not Lure Him
from Main Subject.

Milwaukee. Nov. Ex-senator Nelson y
Lldrich explained tonight the work Of the
National Monetary Commission, Of which
re Is chairman. and repeated his appeal
for the general assistance Of the business
world IN the reformation Of the currency
and banking system Of the country, upon
which the commission has entered.
The audience was three or four times a
large as any he has addressed heretofore,
but the size Of the Assem- biage did not
cause the speaker 10 change the character
Of his remarks He was not influenced 70
discuss popular subjects. but confined him
self. as usual. 70 the task before the COM
mission
To-nights address was unde- the au-
spices Of The Milwaukee Merchants and
Aanufa cturers' CLUB. whose president.
John II. Moss. presided. The address was
q repetition OF former talks
Al an afternoon luncheon at the home or
I. J. Petit. president Of the Wisconsin Ma
tlunal Bank. Senator Aidrich told a score
OF business men that action BY Congress
would be weuniEh impossible Of accom-
plishment without the aid and cooperation
q the bankers and other business men.
Assistant Secreta-y Norton OF the Treas
Try Department also made a brief address
az the luncheon. expressing confidence in
the commission high purposes.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
OPPOSE BIG STRIKE.
Demonstration for Com pers
Not 4pPrOCcd by Leaders.

Tie labor leaders IN Sew York ard rhos-
affiliated with the American Federation a
Labor from other cities Who happened %
~ IN New York YESTERDAY. were as a rule.
strongly opposed 70 the resolutions OF The
Philadelphia Central Labor Union favorirE
p national strike % two weeks ~ 4 protest
against the sentence Of Ciompers ana his
associates.
There were few who approved % tha
national strike Idea. ard they we're in rne
minority. Former Assemblyman samuel
Prince delegate Of the cigar Packers
T-rion. who has been A close friend q NJ
Gompers and the Gompers family for the
greater part OF his life. said he vas sorry
such resolutions we're passed BY anv Amer
lean Federation 20 Labor BODY
7 arr certain he said that TO sane
labor man would approve % such a prop
osfrion 50 = national strike and 7 know
Mr.. Gompers himself would set his foor
down on H. The unions in the American
Federation Of Labor viii keep their agree
inents with their employers and unions
before now have been disciplined bv the
American Federation OF Labor Tor not Iiv-
ing up 20 agreements. I believe. and so
do the unions that Mr. GOmpers violated
no law and that the sentence Of imprison-
ment Is unjust"
President John r. O'Leary OF the
Iron Moulders' Union of North America
said the resolutions OF the Philadelphia
Central Labor Union were ridiculous
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
GAMBLING HOUSE SECRETS.
New Lessee Discovers Hidden Room n
Canfelds Old Place.

AS the o,d-time gambling houses are -
ting out OF commission and business con-
Germs taking their places many OF tne se-
crets OF the buildings. that perplexed ths
police. ara being explained One OF these
is the house az No. S3 West I'd street
right behind the WaldOrf-As-Oria. and oc-
cupied for so long By Frank Farrell. Wftf
the coming OF Jerome and hts nght axains
the gamblers most OF the big guns de-
cided that Il did not pay % keep th- houses
closed. and little by little sold cut.
The last one % give in was Franz
Farrell, the building being leased by ths
Bronze Door Restaurant. While the plsc.
was being trted 20. Albert Aulra-. one o.
the 2ropriet0rs. sccidently touched a com.
bination - buttons IN the elevator nrr
The elevator started upward IN spit- OF al
Amrsu's sndeavors - stop u. Midway -
tween the Tccond and third focrs th- ma
chine stopped and Anrsn. Iooksr< sh,a
bin. discovered a panel which upon a rtt-s
pressure opened. letting hi, cut irte
room h@rVesn the accrs Ths room va
about SIX f~et square ard nsndson-,,
nrtsd up w'fh cards. ehips. ace and otla
gambling apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
MUST SELL RAILROAD.
Supreme Court Refuses TO In
terfere m Metropolitan Case.

washington Nov. l5-The Supreme Court
- the Urited states today refused ~ re-
view the decree ~ the lower courts order
ing the foreclosure of the mortgage Of the
Guaranty Trust company on a portion of
the property cf ne Metropolitan stree.
Railway Company % New York CITY A.,
TIE same time wits - cerriorari 20 the
Circuit Ccurr ~ Appeals IN New York in
tie same SUIT we've denied
Judge Lscombe must now So new
date FOR the foreclosure sale Tie Guar
auty Trust Company. as n trustee OF a nor
ton - the Metropolitan Street Railway
Companv's property. holds = 81 m. 90 mort
gaze. The case has been In tire courts for
a lonS tiu-o-
A. the annual meeting % the stockhoIda-s
OF The Interchangeable Cor1nsnv.
hast January. there wa soua9 dis.ussion
over tho possible advantage Of tho conn
pany buying an this Metropolitan stock
Tho Inter AIet' holds about sc 90 % ~
Metropolitan stock
Adrian d. Joiinc and Douglas Robinson
we're appointed receivers of the Metropoli-
tan system.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
REGISTRY INQUIRY.
Special Committee Noe In
TeStigatiRg Conditions Here.
rTro-, Trc Tribune Buresu D

y ~ ~ trihGne Bureau
washington, Nov. l6-The mem hers of
the speciai committee appointed bv Post
master General Hitchccck 60 investigate
The entire registry system ~ the United
States have gone 20 New York where they
VII examine the experiments being carried
on al the $~w York Postofice with "A slew
u reducing the cost If the system.
Postmaster Morgan o. New York is chair
man cf The committee. and Charles II Nc
Bride. assistant superintendent q the Rail
way Mail Service OF New York is also a
member. u IS thought from the expert
rents which have thus far been made IN
New York that the registered package err
y~lope can be entirely eliminated. ard thar
the method OF delivery Of registered pack
ages from carrier 70 sddressee can De i'm
proved.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
NEARS END.
FaIIoH's Friends Hope to Find
HIM Elected.

Alderman Percy Mage. prospective
father-iu-law o. John !. Dv-yer. VINO on the
face OF the returns has been elected justice
Of the municipal court in the Harlem dis
trict over Joseph p. Fa-lOu, said iast night
that the county canvass. so far as % had
gone. rad not cut down Dwvers vote A.
de-man Nagle spent the dav a. the City
Hall yesterday watching The canvass Of the
votes for justices
A. the end OF rhe dsv's work the tally
had not been materially changed. but
there were three or four election districts
the returns from which were irresulsrly
made out and the Inspectors we're sent for.
The vote for Dwyer and Faiion will be de-
snlreI- known to-da-. on the face OF the
returns Dv-er won hv . votes The friends
Of Judge Failon say that q careful canvass
OF the returns VIII wipe ont this slender
margin and give him 70 small plurality
The rallvirE ~ returns from tins district
kept both candidates a1d 'h.ir counsel on
-rc arxio4- seat during tho afternoon. 4
s Gilbert counsel for Fsuou. and eN-Sur-
rorare = o. church of Brook-n. counsel
f-- DIVER. occupied seats ON oppo-i'1
sides Cf rrs long table fD rha a'dermanio
reception room. with Alderman Walsh as
chairman.
some friction vas caused "a hon SIR Oil
bert insisted mat certain inspectors bs
-.lr,moued 70 explain totals Ills demand
va supported h~ Alderman Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
COURTS STIR LABOR
By THO DECISIONS.
employers Liability Upheld in
District of Column bia.
frror1 ne 7'rirr7a rr-r,,.1

NJ NsFEinclon No~ l----roee interested
n no welfare of organized Iabor we're both
pleased ar1 frightened to-Gav.
Ihe' were pleased when thsv learned
maj the 7 nited States Supre-1s court had
handed aoF0 decision holding that the
employers liability srt ~ June Il. laos. l.
constitutional in its spp5ica tion 20 the terri
tories and tho District ~ Columbia
H7e'r fright followed news from, Boston
fhai application has been made for A. in-
junction IN the NsssachGsetts courts
which. IL granted and enforced, would
mem the end - unionisn in Massachu
setts. and probably in other states
The belief Is expressed here that oven
= Tho Boston injunction IS granted IL viii
not - sustained bv the higher courts.
Boston dispatches indicate that this in
Junction appHcauon was lied by an assc-
citation ~ employers AGAINST the striking
woTons taiicrs and dressuakers' union;
that II seeks % prevent members of the
union from collecting money 10 carTv on
tho strike. 70 prohibit the payment OF their
officers salaries. their attorneys fees OF
individual strike benefits
T. IS regarded a. one of the most far
reaching applications OF tho kind ever
asked for by any body o. employers. on
clais ~ the American Federation % Labor
say that II courts had power 70 grant the
relief asked for in this wit successful
strikes would bc Impossible
Attention j. called 20 TIE fact that in the
h-st of President Taft's labor opinions he
held that II was not unlawful for working
men to enter into a combination 10 raise
thei- wages or obtlin any material ad
vantage provided they DO not use such
Indirect means a. obscure their original
intent and make their coordination one
merely malicious. n oppress and iniure in
dividuals-' This opinion was delivered
when the President was or the Superior
Court bench or Cincinnati in lSeo.
Friends Of organized labor believe that
tho foregoing represents the present at
titude OF courts toward the rights OF labor
organizations