davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Der SOnarca.
gRaihinntnn- 20 -

~cNiINitibtSilg ~. NNAFt.
SIN Senat fam Oie @ropnSuiae.
SdieBaiidre luieoeum CUR Sprote.
inOem ser Senator Ira3ieu pon Zen.
nciee eIne 9leoe gelen Sic 9lnnahme
Der GorIaQe hielt Die oaS SSic0eran.
'uerbeH Der ueridNe0cnen Soloaten
Oes -. ,Suionierie Reeimemts nor
licbt. er bebmIptetc. 0a8 Sic Shul0
Der SolNaien bepicieu iei. pprn auh
Die Gin5elperioncn 0ic tn criicr @i.
me iiir Ole SdlieBerei perdnnportlin
ieIen, nihi eruuttelt mnroen.
Sorater tiiuoilie an. 0aB cr am
nadAten NontaQ Ncn sluiraa ncucu
,peroe. Oie erlpdnte &orlalc iii 9e.
rathin0 81 nehneu
Ger Heit Der Sibuug mur0c nit
ser 9eraihun9 Der @cuiliannaspor.
l0le fir legislative. erefutipe lmO
ridterlihe 3ipede perbraht
Gas Snus er0rterte pdbreuo ser
gan5en Situtq Die 5Iottcnbapilli.
gitngsbcIuQe,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
geus ernatOrcu.

Eierre, 9. 3af., 20. San.
Die 9eaislatur enpdblte beute In
gemeinidaitliher Sibling Goe &.
@rapiorO 8mm gnuOesienator fir
einen Jermin BON iehs ,abren.
Seiferion GiiD. No. 20. San.
Der i.iibere GouDerneur Stone lit
pom Der Ye9isiatur gum Yun0esie.
major geiDaiNt ipov0en.
Gs muroen fiir Stohe 81 Stimmen
iiir Dteainien 81. Gs lit
oies elm itrittes Barteipotnm.
@utbrie. Gtia., 20. San.
glit 96 Stimmen sUurOc Ser Bun.
0esienotor Sore bon Der 9gaislahir
Sein 8egenfauoioat
Dennis Hlpnn erbielt 49 Stimmen.
gismorf, u. D., 20. San.
81. q. Sobnion wur6e ia gemelr.
fdhftIid,er Sigung Der eeaislatur
gum gun0esienator gap1bIt ol51at.
iolger BON $. s. Sarsbyou8b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
'O'leOe'ts 0wroker Ssappel" Fat
aud bel Der GeiifOrnier eesis.
id;aF SSanOer Osrri6tet.
SHINES esGnSerHRN.
&c SesIslatnr miro Iant ors ssun.
0rrHenrs @rflarnns feine anti.
IapaHiidJc eieices ibuffeu.
ROoitOclt's 9Sroteit.
@acralnento. GnI.. 1a ann

sacramento. Sal. 19. San.
Ger 8o1perncur Giaett Mrs fem.
Sopdalt an ole 9egisiatur ienoeu.
" oer er enpiic6It. Oab Oie nun I'M
StonIie ldAuebeg0cn anti.japanIidjen
Sorld0en e31etbdn per0en, ousae.
iomnen er iinoet cine oerortiae
Sondatt tiir npheuen0iu. nadY0em n
cen mr. nddlitcn Gonneritaa in Nus.
lldt Jetehteu 8riei Ocs 9r1liOentsn
Hoolepelt erbasten hat.
Hooleoelt bat oeu @ouuerncur be.
reIts telcgrapbiib criudt, Sic Mn.
ndhme Der GorlaSen 81 uerbinOeru.
Us beiBt oaB Ser @ouperneus
oIe NrGp-G GorIoae nit lcinent geto
ocle9en miro, ioute tie BON Oen BEL.
oen Soulcrn angenouuuen meroen.
Siele Sorloge Derbietet es slusIdn.
bern I'M Staate 9anO 81 rrperben.
sacramento. Sal, 10. San.
Saut elmer ipdt I6enoS beroiieut.
lIdlten ertldrling Oes @ouuerneurs
@Illett MIRO luabrenO oieier Situ1g
Ger SegiSlatnr feinerIei onti.iapani.
lhe @ePgaeSuna erioIgen. Der sou.
oerneir ernadtigte ylr Ierofient.
lIhung lolaen0cs Grfl1runa:
pgiah elaer @cratbltna init ben
ieItenoen g'itgIicOern beioer Sauier
Der Segislatur bin i'd iiberBeuat, oafi
lenerIei gegen Sdpaner aeridlteteCyes
lebgebunI eriolgen tpirO. sSdl bin
terner iiber5eugt. OoB Oas 0olf BON
Californian mo balptidhlih Ole
WtltalieOer nuierer SeaisIdtur ole
gemiihunaen piiroigen. ole pom 0er
giu0esregierung mo sen 8ertretern
NSapais jweds @eihr1nfuna ser Gin.
lpauoerrtng BON idpaniid)en gIrbeitern
ieoer slrt III Oieies gauO gemadt wer.
0en.
nGs faun Fcin 3ueiieI berrIden,
odB Die iaponihe Heaieruug abiolut
auiridDti1 bon0eit in ibrem geniiben,
ibre Seute non ser 9Iusmanoeruna
nah unicrem 2auOe abinbaItcn, un6
meincr Wleinnna 3uiolle mare Is Elm
aroBer SSrrthlm. irgeno iueIbe gegen
0as iapauiide 8oIf geridtete @eiesa
81 idmfieH pdbreno Ole iapaHiffs
9legierung 0ieie Saltung beipabrt."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Garnegigs]ReOaiGen.
Sie Carnegie SrrO @ommiiiiOu ucr.
t1e'l III ibrer Sabrcsueriammlung
SebensrctHnssmsOaiIlen an 20
Geripnea.
Seuillist 6elOgeidsufc II. genFonrn.
4|itiabura IA. 20. s,an.

fhA|tNi 30 pa ~. NNNlt.
lie Carnegie 0ero 5unO Commit.
ion gcrlit9 anldBlih ihrer Sahrcs-
iibun8 26 NleOaiuen. Sl4.750 an @e-
idenien m0 @euiionen i'm 9etraJe
pon $3.50 mOnailidl. Gie IeBte Ner.
ibelllmg bate i'm leBteu Sttobcr
itaiiaciunocn.
6oiAen0e GerioreR luuuOen nit
l9icoaIIleU bcOadlt: Ranmon0A .9lnp.
% SSabre alt. nom @louerport, SIN,
&roH5e-AReOaiae; @eor0e s.. 9ols.
Il Sabr Uon g)oIoo Sim. DSiil,
9rpNje 9ieOoile un0 81 900: Slo-
renee u. &6aleu. Is Sahr. pou San
0Ieao, Sal. 9ronSe.1feO1iae mo
81 600; Sohn 9osfo. ir., II ,Sabr,
pon @larblebeao. D. 9ron3e.Gie.
Oaiae uuO $4,000: gIeal ". 9eattie.
II ,Sabr, poH @uil0 0aa. st, gron.
se.9ieOoiue mo $1,000; ,Sobn s.
&ilion 30 Sabr. non @anneSburg.
Y. g.. 9ron5e-lfcoaiIle m0 $1,000;
Games a. 6oriutb. 80 SSabr. uon MI.
lant1. ga. @ron3c.MeOnille uitO
ST 500; Gcorac S.&o6ertS. % Sabr.
bon OotlaH0. Sal. gron3e. e.Me0aile;
,Sdmes s. glrdlibalo. 81 SSahr. non
@ates. Senn.. 9ron5e.McOaille uno
$1,000; 9lbner Z. auntenOau. 81
,Sahr. BON Beaumont. Eer0S @rOn5c.
N}eOaine, Sorab s. 9iaifean, 20
Sahr. bon Ritisbura, ga. lilberrc
N}eOaiae uno $40 monailid) oui 9c6-
3eit fir 9ebenSrettlng BON Ntarn e.
SNlgaaon 26 SSabr; Nlarp i. Nt.
Sfinner. @ittmc ron SranriS s.
5finucr. 80 Sabr. pon Saliueoille,
g.. iilberne We0aille mo cine Nc
UntSpCuiiou bon $40 uuo So monot-
Iid ertra fiir ic0es i6rer iels9inoer.
Sbr Giaie mar bel cinem 9ebenEret.
hHgsperiuhe unraeTommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
glcuc cIcftriidt ga6n.

Springfield. Sd. 20. 9yauuar.
Ser 5tantsiefretar gep16rie Die
,Snforporation Der @aufesau, Rod.
foro & Glgin Traction Gompanp.
Cir geihlua oes @eihdits bciinoct
ih IN 94aufe9an mo oas 2lftiea.
QapituI Ser sonIpagnie betr1at
100000. Gle pia cine eleftriihe
9a6n oon @aufegan noh 0ooOltod,
Warcngo. &oflor0. geIpioere. Glqin
autioh mo Diilburn Dauen. 1ie
Snforporotoren unS eriten Tirefto.
raH iin0. 9lobert Z. 8pnn, Claire 6.
e0tpar0s. Sobn 3. Bope. 3. 8.
5oritoiu mo Or. Sobn 6. 0oIeD.
ale BON g3aufegan.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
giIlman nnO Die gleeer.
@ai5iu8t0fI 20. s2au.

NdfVU8t0Hs ~. aylH.
genator Gilman iogte. baB er
nidjt qeaen Die 0r5ie5un8 ser gleger
m1re uie 0er erwablie ErlH0eni
Tnft in auauiio. So, aeiagt baben
iou. er ware aber aeaen Den repnbli.
faniihen 9lan. Die yicger empor 81
beben. iDas bic Serritlnit oerielben
i'm gil0en be0aite. 3iaman fiiaie
aiuau bag. penu 0ie Republifaner
Don oieiem Blane o6ite6en wiir6en.
ser 10. 8niab Der 8erfaiiiing ben
Stanteu WlodJt geben iDiir0e, ihre
eioenen AngeIeseHbeiien 5u regcln
unS rhnen @elegeHbeit Derifafien
piir6e. ben Reaern in legitimer @eiie
an Silie su fommeu. er erfldrte
jeooh. 0aB Der Siioen niemals ieiue
9uitimmung oaya seben Diiroe. oaB
SIC Qeger 70 emporgeboben niiroeH,
buB iie ibrp Glibe auf BE Raden Der
@sGben iteQen tSnnssl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Gie aOGlrnara6er.

SSn0ianapoliS. s5n0., 20. San.
Cant Dem 9erdt Oes Wlan0ots.
ousihuiies nellmen 1900 Gelegaten
un oem Acknowledgement Ger 8erei.
nigien WrubeHarbeiter tbeil.
0Npcbl idon aeitern einaereitt
peIan9ten bic 9erihte Oes gerbanos-
prdiioenten 29pi5 un0 SefretGrs
'ShabneIiterS 9lpon crit bente Sir
gSerIanng.
Scr Rrdi. Seluis' iorOsrte in Iei.
1fcm 8eriht ieine @riiiter auf. ieine
anItsbau0Inngen 81 unteriufen,
ltuO fLagt itber 0auaeT an 0is5i-
pin
Ger g,iFpr1iiocnt ggbite empfabE
IN elmer Re0e. nidt ane innereHg9ir-
ren an Die Oefientlihteit Orineen 80
laiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Sodpaier IN Collar, 9sai9inaton.

6olinr, 4salb., 20. San.
Ger Gout6 4SaIouie.gliDer bat oie
0odauaiiermarfe qrreidt uu0 iteigt
enpner ue5r. Ia ser 5lnb 0urh Oen
Daiptgeibdftstbea ser Sta0t itr6mt
20 fiirHtet man groben Sd)aOen
Ga5 6ourtbaus lit bereits gang BON
g8aiier unh9dben. unO Don bort biz
siaH 9abn5g Der Oregon RaiIroao
& g9aDiqation So, 4 SnaBenge.
uier.e iueit. 1T Aaes HberidaDemnlt.
DE Slutb fam 10 ploEIid, OnB
aliele aus i5ren Sauiern peggeira.
nen meroea muBten sSn Dielen
e9a1n5dRiern 0es mifdersn Sta0i.
aes its5t 0as g8aiier ihoH 3 Sub
bod.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
srue Ses Setus annenemmrn.
glnlH1IlIe. Senn.. 2O. -

7'I.-7-'Fl17 7-'77'7-7 u 1N-lI-
Eros Oes &etcs 0es @ouoerneitre
1T Ole &Orlase Oie I'M Staate Bro.
bFbition einfii5rt. geiee aouoroen. 0a
bel0e Sauler ole &orlage nodnols
paliIrten 0ie @rophe5eiung. etlihe
Sendtoren. Die oas erite W1al fiir Oie
Sorldge ltimmten, plrOen 0iesln.t
oageIen ltimmen mo lie 81 syau
brinaen. eriiillte iih nidlt. bean iie
unrOe uie beim eriter Qlale lnit 20
gegel i3 StInmen aigenoruncu.
Gds 0'eies tritt ON I. S5lili oiS'es
SSabres in Strait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
@nt SuIi!
columbus, 8. 20. oyan

NoIumblls, A., % Kan.
9lilf Sem Ohio Stanis .aeacItnr-
uier brad) 6os flint W1dun itdrfe
9rollmann., ,Ieam" bon Ginciunaii
SEN 8eltreforO bel aegelturniercn
mn 2 llbr beite Worgen, iuOen es
i'm @an5eu 1881 Solj mahic mo
10 0aS fiiui gtnnn itarfe gonOs.
,Eeam" BON bier 0as ani 0em ae-
aelturnier IN Cincinnati I'M leetcr
,Sabr nm 3 Runfte id)lua. oa oercn
Reforo oamals 1927 betrua. aip
5elbaf, Elm tDobibeFanuter gieiiaer
aegIer, sparf 7i3 in Orei Giu5eIipie.
lon
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Gin 7ppptIIebrn.
"a Qonis. Wlo.- %. oSan

II. &Vlti2s 9tp.y ~ stQH.
grau ctio ". aauburg. cine bis.
fer ais Gattiu uu0 Dlufter bod,.
anaeiehene 5rau. bat geiton0en. oaB
lie NIT eoparo Gerber. Ser aeitern
in eiuem gosir5aus erihoiien Diroe.
inter oem RameH a0ele 5i. Clair
hort Delte. Srnu 2auburg giebi ,u.
Ssf iiq sen berbdngniBDoaen ShuB
o5ienerte. bebauptet cher, ooB es iifj
nm ginen llngliidsfaa ban0elt, rpie
iah Gerber oui Dem Gterbebefte er.
fldrte 2ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ihloiien iib Oieier auif1iiung an unO
aaben Gin cnf ~Eoo oar4 llniau"
lautsnSes 9ereitt %.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
0in @tto.
glaihpilIe. Ienn.. 19. sSan.

gidlbpllle, 0enn., -. SSdH.
Der @ouuerneur gatterion bat,
mie UernHthet ipnr0e. oie BON 0eR
bdoen SaaierH Ser 9egisIatur pal.
iirte aSrobibitionsDorlnge NIT ieinem
geto beleqt.
ltm oie &orlage Senuoh gum ee.
iete 5u MAIDEN. miiiien beioe Sduies
Der 2egislatnr iie nodmnls mil
Stimnennebrheit pniiiren. S5m
0aue miro oies feline Sfauierigfei.
fen boben po5I nber i'm Sennt. pG
mebrere Scnotoren oie fir oie Dor.
lage itim1nten ouidleineno 2uit ba
BEN tire Solhlng 3n dnOrn.
Ger Sennt nabm heute Oie gor.
lage an. 0ie Sic Seriteanng BON be-
rauitenoen @etrdnfen i'm StaotG
uerbietet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
eebcnsmiiOsr G6ieaauer.
gloilon, Wall, 90. syaf

Nolloh Wlolla 90. SSan
SIN GppIeton Souie mahte Elm IN,
betonnter @ait ieinem Seben Elm Gn.
De. inoem er iid ourd's Sers idloB.
gIuS 1apieren Ole in ieinem 9ciib
gefiinoen pnroen qIaubt man. oaB
es lid nm einen gauiiien S. g.
Saaan aus 9bicago bauoelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
@eriuaer sd,nOrneriab.

girmingbmH. 9lla. 20. San.
Die @eidgUorneu in oen Gro3eD.
oen Der @ounerueur Gomer qegea
Den ..WontgomerD gloDertiier" ange.
itrengt bate, gaUdhrten Dem al0ger
einen Sent Sfaoeneriae. Conner
bette tDesea gerIeumouag $4,000
aeior0ert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
GrpIpiion in ciner 9nIueriabrif.
gleluarf. ". \. 20. Som.

gleltMrt, ". IS, ~. gan
Bier NRdlner ianOen bel elmer gr.
ploiion in einem Der @ebdtOe DER
Sureite 9oluOer g9orfs in Qate
Sopatcong iArrH Zoo. Die 0etona.
tion mar 10 aapoltig. oaB oie @rOe
auf Dleilen i'm llmfreiS ersitterie.
IS befanoen lidl sur 3eit IA eerio.
nen in oem 5erit6rten @ebdirOe. n1S
and nitt einer entfam nit beiler
6aut.
g8aS Sic grploiion oernriodte. IT
nidlt befannt. Ooh Uarnllitbet mar.
OaB ein @auienStangeuop ms
glutiden gerietb mo 0aB oies Sic
Sdado lit.
Die Sabrif lit Gigent6um Der
Dupont Bomber GoutpanD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
geriammlnng Der Sdiffseigentba.
fufr
1901. alIh.. 20. Aannar.

AeIfQIi, 24tl)., ~. nSanlar.
Gjegeu 100 Shiiiseiaent5iimer
bon Der llmqe6mrg Der groBen 5ee'n
6atten iit) IN Geroit 5u ser id1rli.
den 8eriauuniun8 0cr ngafe Gar.
riers' AiiociatoH Sic Don Dem 0or.
IibeE5en Aillar 9i0insitone er0ii.
net mur0e. eiHgs'uHoen gine Der
uid1tigiteH AA8ee eBea5eiien. Die 5ar
5eipTednHa tomnen iUjro. iii Der
Go.aiaarf5g.ar. Der bon oeH Ser.
paltunQsalsitaB Dor eini9qn ggo
d.en erofinci waras. 9adj i9m mig.
ten. ueHn er 1t5enomuien nitric.
bic 3ar 9'ergiiligung gebori8en
Stifie ben @eun0int Der noi'aaen
8grt7lotte" olfdT'u9ren
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
glOoitseit mimmt GiuIaOnus On.
IhInaIOn. 19. Ran.

EF7'7T TFFFI IFF'FF = DsETF'
Ger ErdnOent Bat cine ginlaouHa
1nqenommcn. i'm Ulai 1910 eine I'm
iprade an bic St1oenten uno 0is
,Safultat Der uniueriitat BON Berlin
IN balien. 81 beiBt 0aB Serr Foois.
Deti feline 0erartigeH GinInOungeH
me6r annebmeu ioH0ern ieTue Nh.
ipradRn IN europa aiif cine Dor or
gor6onne in 8aris. cine In Der llni.
Deriitat in Crioro un0 0ie bereits
erpd9nte In Berlin beidraHten wIro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
Sin ecbensmfber.

UT ~ 1I7'II7
9esm 6oiei @alliHsioH mnr6e Sic
Qeide bes % sabre alien Jre0erid
r. Cs5orne. eiaas geanlten Der ,Su.
ternational eaHt 9tote Gomponn. ae.
iun5sn aus einem binterlaiieneu
Brief 1eal beroor. 0aB Der 1Raan
-5el6itmor0 b.glugen bot. Sdmnli.
hdp gosbabng TN 8immer fDaren
augeore9t
esn oeH Ciiioes Der gont Note 60.
muroe oai geircgen mii9eibeilt. oab
rs5orne iaoa ieit Idnagrer3eit fsaBs
mar,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
eelbitmorS i'm @eidnani6.
WlarilaILlolpn, sSa.. 20. H,sa.

utFVN3VtVlVIIf oU.F % AyAIIs
9auI MaoloiL Elm Sdftling i'm
gclntgneidnariB, beging Selbitnoro
0urb @rbdngen, neil er cine 3ebH-
iabiae 3udltbau55ait Die ibm me.
gan gron0ititing 5uertannt nor.
sen mar. antreten iolte. Seine bei0en
gra0er, oie ieine giirgen iDaren. bat,
TEN i'm ioc6en Den 8eboroen ausge.
ligiert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

Mnihinaion. q. 81. 20 Nnn.

2NalpillAIon =. " ~. san.
Tos slbgeoronetenbaus nobm cine
3eiolutiou an, sic crfldrt. 0a6 sic
glmts3eit BON 8eorae g. 9illcu ais
NlitglicO oes Observation-Disclosures
am 8. Sdnnor, om Goge nodlOeu
9iaep ols @ouberneur bon 6onaec.
tiult inausurirt lpnrOe, obliei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
san Earbun.
Softer. 81, 19. San.

e5olier ST. 19. San.
Die itaatlite gesnaSigungs6e
aoroe 5enl0igte lire beutige Sieuns,
obne ia Dem Safe BON Sobn v.
Goole, oes iriiberea Shreibers bes
SCOT GountD areisseridts, eiHe Gnt.
iheioang setroiien 81 babeH.
gienion0 erifliea. I'm fir ben
frilberen G9icag0er Snlfier StsH&
lamb sie 9esaaSisans ta beaIss@
,seA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24
WrnbennuaIiif.
Snlina. @nl.. 20. eSan

Slalina, GAL 20. San.
~ scr ,GpeIcne Cannon -S{ohlcu.
arubc uumcir Chancellor. 20 9PeiIcu
iiiOlih BON Soliun. ereignete lh
einegrploiion pobci 6 Wlonn onaeb.
lid lauter Staliener. getoOiet fuurOcn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-24

glsnlheH bort mlie9 bemerft, igi e5er
aliBer Stanoe gGuelgi iid3 IAHen SIT
nabern nH0 Damn lei er pom @ale
u1erualilgl UoroeH. Sla2erip mouie
es Damn Oerinhen, nleln Der SelIt-
nont Sobin hielt 0ds gSa9niB iilr 5t
groB in0 nabm gtbitan0 uou ierltp,
ren 8eriuden. IN ole Sie1e u aTIn-
gen. ebe niht Der 9lHiammlng uon
@as cine Defining Oerihdiit woroen
iei.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-24
STUDY IN DIPLOMACY
IS JAMES, AGED SIX
His Testimony in Juvenile
Court Shows How He
Plays Safe.

James Smith. who exists-the officers
say he really doesn't nve-sOmewhere
around Pierce place. in his brief SIX
years on earth has learned never to say
anything detrimental TO anyone who can
possibly return that attention with q
hair brush. Consequently, James. COM
pletely nonplussed-which is a very bad
thing indeed-Judge De Lacy and four
OF five witnesses in the Juvenile Court
James, sturdy looking, mafraid, ap-
parently, Of anything or anybody, IN
blue cotton shirt, decrepit trousers,
bare legged and bare headed, inspected
he court room while several women
swore as TO the beatings he received at
the hands OF one Elizabeth Hawkins,
who isn't his mother, but seemed to be
interested in his welfare.
Does this woman beat the boy?'
Judge De Lacy asked on witness.
''She shorely does, yer homer"
What do you know about the beat
ings7' he asked another.
We'll, she used to hit him with
hair brush. guess said another.
II amt never seen him beat UP. yer
homer said another. but heerd him
yeI1tn's an afterwards he said he was
beat"
James inquired Judge De Lacy OF
the boy himself did this woman ever
beat your
mo. sir" said James. frankly. with
wide-open eyes.
Now what could you DO about thatf
All Judge De Lacy could DO was to
give James a chance elsewhere.
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PRINTERS MAKE FUN
ON TRIP To BEACH
Officers and Employees of
Law Reporter Company
Have Annual Outing.
"Tew Civ oysters an extra fine taste,

Few Civ oysters an extra me LdSLes
eat them at somebody else expense"
Bearing this bit of Josh Billings ad-
vice in mind, the employees of the Law
Reporter Printing Company went to
Chesapeake Beach today on their an
nual outing, and. at the expense of the
frm, enjoyed not only a dinner that
taxed TO the limit the kitchen depart
ment of the Casino Hotel, but they also
INDUCED In fun and frolic to last tin
snow flies next winter. In addition to
the employees and members or the firm,
several hundred Of their friends went
along.
Besides grabbing and fishing, a base
ball game and such aquatic sports as
a water battle, q long-distance swim, a
tug-ofJwar in the water, and a water
polo game, were all down on the lengthy
program of enjoyment. The printed
program, with humorous cartoons and
witticisms, was an attractive souvenir
Of the occasion. on the ''menyou,' as
the list Of dinner dishes was styled. was
shown the grinning countenance Of q
pickinniny, under which was inscribed
this slang legend: Il loves my water
meln, but Oh. you chicken
The outing was in charge or Mark ".
Moore. vice president ana general man
ager; NJ. ". Moore, jr., William Rosser,
Richard A. Ford NJ z. White, Alfred
ID. Smith, and Harvey s. De Cav.
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B. g. o. R. R. 7. NJ. C. A. Excursion
10 Harpers Ferry, Thursday, July g.
Leave Union Station $40 a. m, return
ing leave Harpers Ferry. $50 .. N. same
day. Round trip, SLO0.-Advt.
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lmmeT Tourist Rates Va Baltimore

Summer Tourist Rates Via Baltimore
& Ohio. On sale daily TO Jersey Sea
shore resorts. Adirondack Mountains,
Northern New York, New England,
Canadian Provinces, Nova Scotia. Al
legheny Mountain resorts, also to
many Western points. II contemplating
& rail- or water tour for pleasure or re
creation. consult agents at 14I7 @ St.
OF 61S Psnna. Ave. They will be helpful
20 you.-Advt.
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WANT THE ARNORY
FOR FIRST PRECINCT
Police Head Advocates Mod
ern Structure in Place of
UnSanitary Building.

That strong and hardy members Of
the force have succumbed to disease by
having 10 make the First precinct sta
ton house their headquarters, Is the
statement OF Major Sylvester. Chief OF
Police, who viii urge an appropriation
at the next Congress for the sanitary
Improvement Of the old building
Repeated efforts on the part Of the
Commissioners and the head OF the 20
lice 70 obtain an appropriation for this
purpose have failed heretofore notwith-
standing three station houses have been
condemned by the health authorities,
the police surgeons. and citizens COM
mittees. Several OF the buildings were
constructed before the civil war and
while every effort is MADE 80 keep them
free from unssnitary conditions, it has
been found an impossible task
Regarding the First precinct station In
Twelfth street. south Of Pennsylvania
avenue, Major Sylvester says;
Dark. damp aud sged. this station IS
united fer the temporary confinement
OF persons. much less as a domlcile for
the members OF the 1orcs who must
sleep there on reserve duty. The build
ing has been condemned BY the police
surgeons. Malaria. typhoid and kindred
diseases have resulted from policemen
being housed rhs-e-
A modern station should ba erected or
such q character IS - furnish q central
station with sd tas Improvements and
requirements. and - such proportions
as to furnish an arDo-y Ger pol-ce pur-
poses. There should BE- s arm ball.
gymnasium. bathing pcCi. ard sgch con-
ungents as would contribute 20 the
health and strength OF the men physl-
cally and mentally,
The Second, Third, and Fourth pre-
cinCt and harbor stations are also anti
Quated structures, and declared 20 Dc
united for the purpose Tor which they
are used. The buildings used as a har-
Dor station are one-story frames con-
struCted on a wharf, and have no sleep
der existing arrangement, persons must
be transferred many squares distant, 10
the nearest poll e station II would be
economy, says the Police Chief, to erect
q suitable wharf with cement foundation
and a uwo-story building. containing
quarters and cells for prisoners.
The Third precinct station. says the
major. is not only unsaniTary, but the
walls are not OF a character TO make
the building secure under al conditions.
The Fourth precinct station IS declared
10 be more an ante-bellum prison than
a latter-day. and should be demolished
and replaced
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CAPTAIN SHEETS
FUNERAL MONDAY

Funeral services for Capt William II.
Sheets viii be held Monday afternoon at
the residence Of his sisters. gu Rock
Greek Church road. Interment will be
IN Arlington National Cemetery. Cap
tain Sheets died yesterday after a short
illness. Death was due TO heart disease.
Captain Sheets was a native of In
dianapolis, but had been = resident OF
this city for the past twenty-five years.
He served throughout the civil war,
participating Ia eighty battles. He was
on the STATS of General Rosecrans, Cen
eraI CTittenden, and General Rosseau,
and was brevetted captain for galIantry
at the battle of Murfreesboro. He Is
survived by two sisters. the Misses
Mary r. and Catherine Sheets.
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APPETITE
OF A ROMAN LADY

In TIE palace Of the Caesars In Pom
peii are still seen vomitoria, where
ancient Romans when filed to surfeit
would tickle their threats with finger
or feather and so eat ten or twelve
times daily A Roman srande dame at
one sitting thus enjoyed 1850 British
oysters. Clero showed appreciation for
Cato by making six such returns at one
sessiOn.-New York Press.
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IMPORTING ENGLISH SHEEP.

BOSTON, July 2f.-5everal hundred
valuable sheep, among them champions
from the Kings herd at Sandringham,
England, arrived on the steamship
Cymric. The sheep are consigned to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Harding Of Wisconsin
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SULTAN REVIEWS TROOPS.

CONETANTINOPLB. July A.-Ths
FIRST anniversary OF the granting OF the
Turkish constitution was celebrated
Throughout the country as a national
holiday. Sultan bfshmed Y reviewed
1900 troops before the hin OF liberty
He hss stopped furthsr prosecutions OF
persons connected with the recent re-
volt, but those already under arrest and
fugitiyes VIII not benefit by ths am
nseFW
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OLD-TIME PRINTER
IS TO BE BURIED
Services for William Lunsford,
Who Died Yesterday, Will Take
Place This Afternoon.

Funeral services for William Luns-
ford, who for seventy years was resi-
dent Of this city. will be held this after
noon at 4:S0 O'Clock in Oak Hill Chapel.
The Rev Edward Stone, pastor Of the
Congress Street Church. will offlcIate.
Mr.. Lunsford died yesterday morning
after an Illness Of three months.
Mr.. Lunsford was one of the Oldest
and best-known printers in this city,
and was for many years with the Wing.
a newspaper which hourished m Wash
ingtOn more than fifty years ago.
He is survived by a son and three
daughters