davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
3alnrtr Gprrli nrera has
{ranrnftimmredDt.

aui elmer @erammlmg Der eng.
iiidlcn observation-disclosures mar
jiinqli miiqetbeiit moroeH. OaB1iarie
Goreui. Die beriibmte Aomauoidie-
rim. lid sur 5ode oes Irauenitimm.
redts befehrt 6ube. Wlarie @oreli
erflarte Daroui 0ieie gtittbeiluna fiir
insutreiieuo mo 0ie Jolge mar, DOB
iie gum @eaenitan0e zines ton3euiri
idcn Mugriifes Der 6rauenitimm'
redtlerinuen aetHadit muroe. ,Sli
cInem Seite res gon0on Niaad3inc
nimmt nm Die gihierm @eIegeH,
belt, ibre9uiiaiiung iiber oie6raHen.
timmredt sbemegimg oar3ulegeu mo
mos ire iaat. 1T 10 ieiH mo einiidl'
tia. 0aB ibre @orfe ouh bei ans
befount 3u meroen %Derbienen. Die
grdaerinnen Der enoliihen 5rauen'
misunderstanding f%enn5eidHet DC
Goreai als balb1ebiloete 8erionen,
Die bauptidhlih gelerni bdtieu, nn5u.
frieDen 3u iein. ,SbrC oberitadlid)c
gilomg bobe ibnen iibertricbene
Moriteilimqeu itber ibre @egabmg
mo 6udtiqteit beiaebrofi, mo iDr
Ghraei8 lei uin. ben Winnern olc
gnerfenmng 0ieier i1rer Ge9obiwg
uno lid gfeit ab3ntroBen. Sinie-
je0er 5uiiragette~ iicbt Die Gnreai
DIE eiitauidte 6rau. ,Snng o0er alt.
bii6ih ODER fnBlih r. iie BADEN ollie
eine faliar Noip, cine Gisbarmonie
IN ibrer eriiien5. lie Tidierm meiii
0ann inter AHiiibrung p0u maH6er-
iei @eiipielen oarouf bin. 0aB Die
Wanner imner ba3n eeueigt gene.
fen iin0. Ste srau 81 ioeaiiiiren. un1
mean en- 9lann cine gran hero6mur-
0igf o0cr ~ruinirt@ 70 faHn oas
noh fbrer auiiflt MIR inter BERLIN
miaiglmg Der 5rau geiheber. 6.
lit alio Die Irau ielbit. 0ie Die Wlcl.
nnmq iitsr iih mndt. Bun. un6 mil
lit as 0entbGr oob Die Mldnucl
Srnren ioealiTrcn o0er ebren. ol
Gas Sons Der @emeinen itiirmel
iid nit 4oli5iiten berumprii9eln
Die Observation-Disclosures beraus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
lOr ii6 aeben. 0a ionit 0er ednes

Dor ii6 seben. oa ionIt ser sdne.
5erIGnft.
6eIs.
u BIO. uHaeiddIte W4anoeIn, q
un3en Sdofolaoe uno Die Sfol(
elmer balben 3itroHe weroen auf Dem
Reibeiien aerieben. (0ie MonoeIn
fonHen ourh oie Maifine aeoreht
meroen.) Dit benz Sdanm nom pier
gimeiBen riibrt mon y 3fo. guoer.
5uder cine babe Stunoe lana, milht
odm WfanoelM Sdofola0e uno ri.
tronenihale neblt elmer QIeiniafelt
SImmt imo elmer Griie geltobenen
9telfcn 0ormnter unO brinqt 0ieI2alie
ouf's 9adbrett. Gan bridt man
feline Stiide 0abon ab, runoet tie
81 augeln mo oriiat lie in Der nit
gpebl mo 3uder cu~saeitreuten Mu.
iheliorm aus. Auf gut nit @adls
beltrideHem gddblef bGdt man lie
IN nidt 81 heiBem Gfen
0rei @ier meroen nit - gfimo
3Hder cine babe Stunoe aeriibrt.
oam tommen y hinge ieiu geidnit.
tene 8omerau5enifale uno e~beniouieI
3tronat Ionic 10 lln5en Mebl oa8u.
Ylon formt SiIgelden (nuberoB) u.
bddt lie Guf einem nit @dhs beitri-
denen @adbled in niht 5u beiBenr
Diem Iid)tbraun.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

iUerieM ura mas 0ergleihen ultra.
aeitiifdns @eloenthaten mebr iino.
lie Snmpatbie Der 0orelli geh0rt
nidt Den observation-disclosures
ion0eru Der arbeitenoen 1ran. uno
siudr ie0er Nrt bon Sraucnorbeit
limo Die arbeitenoe Srau bat. ME
ibr idcint. 0iel 81 ernie Ginge 81
thun, nm lid nadl anoeren n3cd.
fen umsuigben. OILS tie idloH beiitt.
ilebcroies bat ie0e sSraH Is in ihrer
San0 iidi mo ihrem aallicn @e-
idllehte Die @eoinamlaen su ifai.
fen. Die lie Dunidlt. ndmlih Durdl
ole Gr5iehma ibrer Sinner. Gle
cr5icbe ihre Ninoer TO- oaB oieic.
uorob Die Manner. emit qaus BON
lelbit ihim meroem mas u0tbig 1T.
gSirllih allcriicbit lit Der @orihlaa
SIR @ite cen Ole Soreli in Der
TraueHltimmredtsiadlc modlt. man
iole Die oaiiir cinlommenOen Sum.
men 00Su pCrpeHoen. Gin meiblihes
0aliS Der @emeineH 81 erbauei.
Oort ioacn ole poliiiideu Gamen
gang. mie Die @cmeiuea. 0ag fiir
Saa mo g1aht iiir Naht piiammen
Gle iolen oieiel6W GinQc
er0rtern. luie hire mannlidlen Soue
aen. mo 0icielben &egcln befoIgcn.
mie 0icle, mo nodl Werloiti bon 0ref
Sabren mer0e man ia ieheu. @erOe
man ia iebeu. Oh Die 1ishtiion Der
Nrauen flarer. b0ber. wreiicr. miir0i.
Ger, irIdtbarer acpeien icict, ais
Die Der Ni0nler, ob iie meniQer qe.
idmGtt bitten. % lie iih miir0iacr
.betrugen nno meme @c0aufcn erseiot
hdtten uro nod 0ieien @enmOe
fonne mau Damn Die SraQe Der
@ctbciligmQ Der Troucn cm poi,ti.
ihcn Seben nit 9%eidtiQttit nm
Siderbeit entideioen. Gin weibli,
der Saiomol
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
aar sic aaar.

Cine ber3baite Shiiicf in SEN Th.
zen AD3ants ul0 @eibnadtstaaen
lit gctpiB bodppiafommen ali icOem
Gid. Aacu pilonten @erificn ror.
an aiauIt Der 6crinQsialai Der iif
in Deridieoeniter Meiie 5ubcleiten
labt 0r bot nebenbei Den &ortbeil.
0aB ihn Die 6ansiran einiae Eags
Dor Dem Gfbraudl beriteIlen fam.
ohne 0nB er on @iite ODER Nniahsn
lci0ct. 6oldcuoer vorjiialiher Sc.
rinesinlat bait lid ioaar mouatelana
taOrllps ioooB oie 9cusirnn ftrts nit
Decentralization neriorgt iein fatri:
Irei Seringe merocr 5iDoli Stnn0en
aau1iiert oas Maiier miro alters er.
ucuert. 7ie gut gereinigteu unO ent'
qratcten SeriHee aibt man. in m0a-
lihit feine @iirfel geidnitten. in cine
Eerrine, ebenio elm Rinno fnlteu
aalbsbrnten uno I 8iuno Shiater.
1~uiirieliq geihnittene anrtoiieln nnh
gelie6en. ano cine nbgefohte, eben.
iaQs IN @itrfel geifniftene SeuPrlcs
fnoae. ehpa Is 8alluniie. eini9e
iaucrlide AepieI 9iciiersurfen lno
3piebclu mcroen iein geluieef. nit
5alg, @ieiier uno etluos 3nder az.
miirSt uno aaes gut ourdeiuanoer {
miidt. Iic 6eringsmilh miro nit
eIiiq tiidJtia ourhgeriibrt, einige @B.
lofiel 8abm Elm eBlofiel Seni unt
mebrerc Gbloffe. quite 6leiihbriibe
iUer5ca butyu,etban uno Der Saldt
cut 0nhgeriibrt or muB biibif &c.
bum0rn uno ole Stiid6en mHiicl
ganB iein. Nm ~folgenoeu Tag miro
Der 5alat nod einmol gut bur-.
chamber gemiiht uno in bic @ldier
aefiiat. Nan iteriliiirt 40 Dlinuten
bel 100 @rao. - geim gerpiren off.
net man 6as @los uno piro finosr.
oab Die 1%laifigfeit etpas eingeoidt
III. Mnn aibt ioIgenoe @aponnaiien.
iaiee barber: 81 oret roben GigeI'
BEN mereen untev Itetem &ibren orei
Gbl0iiel @ebl mad uno mad bin3n.
qefugt, etspas Gitroneneiiie uHo meb
rere 20ifsI GIeii6brAhe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
1erfSaIt@krit.
Bon NINA d n, Chicago.
gspli nno anebf unb ueberninoer
Gle Beiieb'n 81 ieDet 3eif:
S0biies slid Der GrDeniiHoer
Ell nus ote @eri6Hlinieit

EArNAA VIM " ~
@ostBe.
Sn ieeiaer Belt, miro oas @ort
@erionIihfeit 10 oft nno nielfah IN
8eOe ionic olid) inc DRIFT a~ngemuHot,
0aB ma Is mo9l init Gedlt ais cineS
Der am molten gebreuhten Sdlag-
morter be3eidnm fam. God miro Is,
obidon ieoer @tcaih cine perionlide
@eitalt bat uno in Solge oeiien eine
&erionlidlfeit lit, in anoerer &eiie
~Oeritanoen un0 aH%aapenDet; un0.
5par ild)t Elm sSe0er Is Ic 81 0euten,
ME e. Ibu un0 ieinen &erhaltnIiien
gera0e paiIeuo eriheiHt. Sd muB
mein Sd. meine 4erionlihfeit ael-
ten0 mafen i'm ie0en Rreis. 0entt
Der Sfrebcr nno nit brutaler 8iid-
i~idfsIoiigteit orarof CT ii6 Dor, meH-
oct ale Siite mo ganfe an, inn.
idnIsitelt Die @roBen. tritt rieoer
mas ibm I'M @ege lit. am III @oroers
grun0 81 iiebeA uHo ote Iugen Der
Wlense auf lid 81 5is9en. Sd uuB
meiner 4erionlid]teit @eniiae tgun
6euft Der @eHuhmeHid, mo 10 fest
er au6 ben nie0rriten @iinihen uR0
geaier0en ieines Shs feiuerici
Shranfen. oenn er pia i'd, nm eiu
an0 res Ghlaqmort SIT gebrauhen,
.4nslebea@. in tiu0iihem unDeritano
allies geuleBen. mas ibm geli1tet. e..
nerlei, ob Is fem iha0et ODER nilbct.
@er t0nnte fie ale auisableu, 0ief8at.
fanQcu. DIE oen 0amen Qerionllhfeit.
In gesua nni ibre Gisenihaften mo
Gigeubeiten gans perihieoen BON 0enl
Sinne. Den @oethe IN oieiem Gorfe
unterlest. aufiafien uH6 o%erifehen.
Ger Gidter oenft it'd uuter @eriou.
lid)feit einea WenideH, 0er obne g..
telfeit uno Notwithstanding aui Den
S6aen 0es gebeHs 81 iie1en Dermag
unO aid penn e. Die llmiidnoe be-
oinaen. armuta mo Nofb ertragt,
ohne flemiib 81 ber5agen oAer id
beiddmeno oemut5ig ~ erniabfigen.
gaes farm Der WeHfh b~erIieren.
&enn Ct iif nur ielbii baist.
iast Goethe lDfiter uno es ut 6ieier
Selbifbeiis. oas iioi5e Ggf4bl 6es ei.
| seneR psrfiiden 8ertbes. o1s ge'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
@cibnadtsssbdd

2u teiHrm 1eite meroen 10 mon,
nigiafe Nrten bon audeH gebadcu.
ME gu WeibnadteH. Inter unierem
bentigen 4FeFierfuheH ODER gebfu.
den. mie man in 5iiOocutihlnn0
iaqt. perbirgt it'd Ser eiHitige aGpier.
fii,heu" unierer 4Iipor5era, Ser bgio.
niihea BermnneH.
Menn 9aulus aoiiel iogt: oDis
9ei5naatslebtuten Ioiien burg ibrG
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
Rfferret

Gos engIiide Topal College OF
Ytpiicians bat iein erlleS weiblides
9fitglieO %ernanut, uio Siuar Die
Aer8tin 5rdulein SUp 6. @ooo.
noro.
MGohen,S duIeu IN Chino, in
oenen nod europGiidem N9uiter
mterridltet miro, iino IN letter Belt
in elmer Neibe sroberer Stdote gs,
9riin0et moroeu.
Bon alien Sahlcuten miro al.
aeitan0en. oaB llngaru oas bette
ltuatlidle Ginoerihut Spitem bdbe.
oie 3ahl Der im9iabmen oieier ltaat.
lihel 6iiriorge beiinDliden Qinoer
erreidte I'M Auauit 3. 5. Die fiint.
5igtauieno.
Grei meiblihe llniberIitGts.T 10.
3cntcn pirfen CUR 3eit an Der llni.
pcriiiGt Birmingham fiir @eidihte,
6biloiopbie nn0 9otanif. Die lest.
ecnomte 0oSentin muroe Ioeben al.
gelaiien, lie beiBt MiB Settle Ban.
lib.
Ger9mO oraentiniiher Srouen.
oereine beabiidrtigt fir oos Sabr 1910
cineu internotionaIeu 8rauenfOngreB
nod @uenos . Apres einsuberufen.
Gus Sabr 1910 lit gefpablt poroeny
neil IN oieiem Sohr Die Sunoert-
iohrieier Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rliHg oes SanoeS begonsen miro.
Ter erite meiblihe 91dcrmei.
iter, Sr0nlein 4lbertine @Dle in
SduitieHipnlo (9aoeu) bat bic Nlei.
iterpriif'mg mit9luS5eihnune beitar.
Den. Sroulein eble lit Snbaberin
elmer @Gderei tno aonbttoreL Der
iie ielbftitdn0ia poritebt. in0 IN Der
tie MN aud Sebrlinge uno @eFeilen
ousbiloen fam.
Gn N"lllOcfDullO fur SOfliuIei
beitebt ieit iieben SabreH in Gnglun0
nno Bablt in 1900 St1Oten 1925
3ipciapcreine. Ger Sobres. 9citrnJ
III aering, sic Miiglie0cr iteben i'm
gItcr bon 3 bis is Snbren. Die
Neaem oieicS @erbouoes perlnngen
Soflihfeit gegeu ieoermaun artigei
Netroacn I'M Saaa oui Der StraBe
emf Spieipldben Il. l. N.
6iuen nelien gernf bat 0aI
caQliide 9orol @opernment Board
oen Ircrpn cr5ffngt. Iie 5anitdty
beborocn baben @olmadlt erbaltea
Traucn ais n@einnOhcitsinipeftorif
uen" unniteaen. Die Wiitiern mi
i6rcm @otb sur Seite itebcn mo tit
Inn bic QinocrpiIegc tiimmern ioaan
Ios @chali fiir oieic 9eamtiHer
ioa iid mad ocH @eitimmuHpen oel
Regiernma nid)t inter 800 Dollar
pro Sabr 6clnnien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
Nd ioi

p5ie fDoren ia. Iiebe 5raa Glref.
for. NIT Shrea g5hfrrn IN SeriHgg
borf un6 batteH 10 nieI Slid ME
Id E5rte. bier 8erlobuHqenl~
SO oas 1T ri6tial SEER Sic bier
9rlo5unscn betrafen ale uniere
siingitel-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
Sir Slide nHO SNnS.
ah6su,ettcI

- ~ u q
@0Rsbraten nit Tampffohl. STAR.
tofielH uao 9pielmus. I'D &ilal.
menfudeu
@ontag @cmiiieiuppc. > 81.
geripeiie. - Apieltiidcl
Gfenhaa: @il3ippe. "A @u.
Laid in Eomatenimirc init NnOehl.
Sic ia Salanaiier 0cfodli Wae mil
Butter geitmcnfI iiHO.
NJ ittwodl: @raupeWunpc.
@cihmorts 0ammclysule. m,ldle oil
9riihe sur Sappe pergab nit &ii.
ben. ~ Obit.
0oRnerfaa: Rcisinppe.
Goieutobl mil 81 8lriidtl0Bdea.
Obi.
6reitug (0caetariitl: &ileu.
meniuppe Yinientoteietts nit Scf
lerieiaiat. Stenpilje Shmortar.
toifeln nn0 3ot6traAt. Sdicrariibg
nit Apiclnms.
Sonna6eu6. Ginaebramnsg
Suppe. @cbratenc Niirit Nil
Smcrtobl mo 9artoiieln. apfei,
reis,
- 8flnumeufuheu Gin
auf0egmgencr Sejcnteig DER pol
eiucm 9fnuo Mtebl. einem nicrte.
@inuO Butter, einem uiertcl &inHs
3ltder. ser notbiJpn Mild urrihlia
ein riertel Gnari) mo 0nocrtbait
lln5en @rcBbcie 1emadlt (Gier nidi
u0tbig), miro aui Gin ar0Bcs. nil
5ped einaeriebenes @lch nuiat.
madt. nit blaum AaIbier.ea &ilcp.
men oidt beleat sic oiiene Seig mad.
oben, mo nit Streniel beitrsat naS'
mebrmaligem AniQeben Inc 81doie.N
aebadeH, InIt 3uder beitreu!. IL
5tiide aeidlnitteh nod parlp 81
Iiih neaebgn. .}u 0em 5trenic.
uebuc man EN- bellies &im0 Nleht
elm picrtsl 8flmo &utigr unO cin uigr.
tel @innO Sudgr inter meldem icin.
geitoBeaer 3lni geHilhf ~.
y SdQeripeiie 3ipgi 8io.
gut abae1dnaies 0albiIeiia miro &
QruBe g9urtel Qeiduiiieu. In @liticI
geidwiBL nit Snli miO @apriid rs.
milr5t NIT Miebl beItaubt uao ciai-
aen 9oifeln iaureu 3lbm anige.
fiat, lanaiom ueid Ne0ilritet. 81
0erlel6en Sea miro cine hinge Neis
abgetodt, init Maiier. Sai3 INC ct
mas Butter iomie 3e6n reiiea 1oma.
trn nn0 etpas @aiier msib aefodt
&c 3omaiea iireidt man 0nFA cil
5ie6 mo iilat cine @adihiiiiel ab.
medielu0 NIT Rcis. 0em 6leiidl. oei
Sauce mn0 Dem SomaienDrel 1il
eriie mo leBte Sdidt iii 9ieis. Gbsn.
aui aieBt man nod eflpls ianrel
Ra6m. iicui oas @cridi 10 2Piauie'
in oen 9adofeu nn0 gjebt es IN oel
9adidiiiiei 81 Siid).
- MpfeIfHaeL &au riihr.
einen gutcn 8ianHfudenigia, bel BEN
man AMI icoes 81 eineu gebauitef
GBloiiel 01ebl rednet. Als0anr
iddlt man aepfel. iiidjt ibnen 0as
agrHaeb0nie ans VINO idnci0ct MIR
hal6iiaqeroide Apfelriu8e. Cir lpcr
oen IN Dem 5ria aeuen0et nn0 mi.
8iannfndJen g~ebraten. ie0er 4pfel.
Iring giebt cinen tleinen Sudden, mi.
Slider un0 3Imt beitreut. iouncl li'
worm 81 Siif.
a BuIoih i'm Gomaten.
Gin @imO @in0iIeiid
miro In Butter gar geid]mort Rad.
6em man cs in 4Siiriel geihnitten
Gam aiebi mar 0reioieriel @iunl
friiae aurds 5ieb aeltri6ene II
mateR 0a5u. gsaiier Sal3 un0 IA
Iprifa mHo Oampft oies lanaiam. 3u
lett btaoet man oie Souee init 9lehl
y 8Ieifhtf6Bden. ein4fo
mageres Miuoileiih piro nit einei
halbeB 8iun0 HiHosieit iein aebadt
nit eincm Godl0ifel DDa Dlebl 3ue
giern uno einigen 2oiiela Rofapein
iowic Sal3 8fefier mo Nusfatnni
Dermiiht. 81 GloBhen aeballt. ilad
gg0rildf un0 in Butter a%ebraten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

Grei meiblihe llniberlitats.T 30.
3enten iuirfen sur Belt an Der I'M.
DeriiiGt Birmingham fiir @eidifte,
EbiIoiopbie nnO @otanif. Die lettl
gcnonute 0osentin muroe ioeben 81.
gelaiien, lie beibt WtiB Settle Ban.
lin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

Bon alien Sablcuten miro sr.
aeltanocn, Dob llngnrn oas bette
ltuatlide ainoerihus Spitem babe.
eie 3ahl Der im9iabmen oieier ltaat.
lIhen 6iiriorge beiinDliden Qinoer
erreidie I'M Auauit 3. 5. Die flint.
5igtauieuD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05
e.

Ter Sduee BON s GuDeiBen miro
nit ! Bio. Quoer5uder "a Stunoe
geriibrt Damn gibt man I 4i0. Nian-
ocln 0maeihdlt un0 iein aerie6eu),
I Hinge 3Immt, einige yiclfen uno
Die obaeriebene ShaIe eir.r 3itroue
hiH5n. lie Waiie mir tnffelpeiie
AM Elm nit Wlebl unt geitoBenem
3uder b%eiirautes @adbrett genom-
men. Ieidlt ausgeroat. mi. oerSiern.
form oGsgeitohen un0 aiii einem
nit Mahs beitridRnen @adbleh &c.
baden. 1Ie Suber-.iaua mus iHRea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-05

MGohen.S duIeu IN Chino, in
oenen nod europGiihem Nulter
mterrihtet wiro, iino IN letter Belt
in elmer Heibe eroBerer Stdote &c,
qriin0et Doroen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-09-24
Ladies' and Misses Coats

Can you, Ladies, afford to let
this splendid opportunity go UNI
needed? A splennid line of La
dies Stylish Coats, 1909 manufac-
ture from the new materials, a
splendid showing of $12- &c or
so values, choice --. PV.OJ
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-09-24

Good assortment Misses and
Children's Coats, made from pop
ular materials in most approved
styles, regular values up to So. so,
sizes up to Is years Tor "a bust
measure) your choice now CAN
if you hurry, for -..-.---. Pt.I0
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-09-24
ANOTHER CRASH ===
The Great
.SACRIFiCE SALE
At COTTONWOOD, IDAHO

MAKES another crash into the already RuinouS Prices
4V4 they have been giving for the past eight days. which
has been eight days of the most successful sale ever
conducted in Central Idaho. WHY? Because adver
tised to give Genuine Bargains and did just adve
tised Because this store always has dOneand always will
dOjus what it advertises to do and when say now,
There is another crash into already RunOus Prices
and that you will find bigger and better bargains until
the end of this sale, we mean just what we say.
This stock must bewl be cleaned up and the enormous
Reductions n Prices many dollars saved to everyone
who takes advantage of this Great Opportunity.
Owing to the fact that quite number of the people of
this vicinity have not been able to complete their harvest
work in time to attend this great sale and take advantage
of the Stupendous Offerings that here for ALL and de-
string to give Everyone the opportunity of proving
sertion that 1--WE giving the Biggest and Best
Bargains in High Grade Merchandise ever known to
Man in this Mans Country" we have decided to con-
tinue this sale for
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE
than at first intended But don't be skeptca for this sale
will be extended for Only Few Days Longer, and don't
delay Come Tomorrow Sure for there will be thrown on
the market an AVALANCHE of GENUINE BARGAINS
that will break all records in modern merchandising Be
on hand early many lots cannot last long at these prices
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-09-24
YOV will
WONDER

What has happened at
GoldstOne, Nash, CreeI=
man Company's. But
you will wonder no longer
if you can get inside and
SEE THE PRICE CARDS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
OROSVENOR ASKS
SAME WOODBURY.
Ohioan Declares That Tariff Pro-
tects Industry in
America.

Wool is proving such q puzzliug prob
lem 10 the House Ways and Means Com
mittee that the second special session
for its consideration. since the regular
hearings closed was held today
Gen. Charles II. Grosveuur appeared
iH behalf of the Chic wool growers TO
insist that the Dingiey rate be main
ralned and measures adopted TO prevent
wool coming in under false preteuses
ss thIrd-clsss wool or waste.
General GIosveuOr admitted that there
had been "a decrease IN the number of
sheep in the country during the last
few years. but said the decrease was of
mutton sheep aud not OF wool sheep.
Champ Clark said eve use 100000 600
pounds Of wool lH tals country I'm d year
and raise only SOD 9p0a. We cant get
the number 9I sheep back 90 1851. when
Ua had 59@u.ga9. u0 matter what We
du with the tariff We now have #HGJ9.-
r1o sheep. ~ looks pretty much as
though So were dying industry
Clark asked further if tle duty could
naF bee made ad valorem Instead or spec
CiIr as ~ present and GrosEen0r uodd-
ed do tho negative.
Tie United States has always been
FwIndled De said. when &c has tried
20 force an ad FaIorem duty II YOU
keep up the tariff ON rags and waste.
the wool grower VIII get along all right
The Nth OF the slums OF Europe Is
brought over here and made into cheap
clothing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
CREW OF z SAVED
BY BREECHES BUOY
Schooner Runs Aground
and High Seas Make
Rescue Difficult.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1T-Carricd to shall
low water by high seas which beat
back the life boats. when an attempt
was made by the crew 10 cast off. the
four-mastcd schooner Merry w. Miles
was driven ON the shoal off Center
NIoriches, H. j.. early today and for a
time seemed as if she would furnish a
tragedy of the sea.
II was 800 when the life-savers at
Center MorilHas saw the first signals Of
distress Efforts to launch the life
boats proving fruitess, the breeches
buoy was resOrted 10. The first three
shots failed. but finally the line was
sent across the bow of the schooner
and tue crew of twelve men came
ashore. numb. from cold and exposure.
The schooner is now resting on sand
bottom. and unless she shifts her posi-
tion she may be hauled safely off by
the tugs which have started 90 the
rescue
she is owned at Portland. Me. and
carries a cargo Of lumber
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
.GEM-COYERED RUG
IS GIFT TO NATION
Armenian Shows Esteem for
America by Presenting
Oriental Treasure.

y. H Topakyan. a wealthy Armenian,
OF New York, today presented 10 PresI-
dent Roosevelt. as gift 90 the nation,
a handsome Persian rug inlaid with
precious stones and framed ia ma
hoEany. The rug, which win hang or
the wall of the Presidents private Of
nee at the White House. IS valued by
It's donor at SOo0g II SIS beautiful
silky specimen and iu irr center and
around its borders are pearls. turuuoIses
and Oriental stones. OF great value. 1t
measures Ha by az feet
Mr. Topakysn was imperial Persian
commissioner and director general OF
Turkish exhibits al tHe Chicago world $
Fair.
He called at tie White House this
morning and presented th- rug person
ally. explaining 10 the president, that
81 represented an expression of good
feeling FOR the American people Air..
Roosevelt thanked him warmly, chatting
Tor few moments with his visitor iu
French
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17

NEW YORK, Feb. although ne
has been convicted and is kept out of
a Federal prison by virture only of an
appeal which has not yet been argued,
Charles ~. Morse, former "ice king
was today "a very material factor in
the world of finance. of which foT
years he was q leader.
Soon after Q o'clock. under provisions
OF the Federal court order granting him
liberty during the day in the custody
of q deputy United States marshal. he
left the city prison I'm a big automobile
owned hy his wife and was whisked to
his office. where several clerks were In
waiting.
1t was shown 10 the court that Morse
has succeeded I'm paving off debts OF
more than 100000 since he was sen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
THICAB DRIVERS
DECLARE ASTRIKE
Employees of Terminal Com
pany Walk Out in a
Body.
those covering traffic to and from
Continued from First PageJ

those covering traffic to and from the
Union Station
our new chauffeuTs viii come en-
tirely from this city. Every day We
receive from fifteen 10 twenty applica-
tiOus for jobs. and il VIII be no more
trouble To instruct our new men now
10 run the cabs than il was 70 break
10 those We have lost.
''The new chaufLeurs viii 20 TO work
on the same basis OF compensation as
that refused by the retiring drivers
This system Of payment has been
successfully used in other cities, ana
can be used here. II the drivers win
stick 20 the job they can make a GOOD
living under IT'S terms. The real 0hjec-
ton 10 IL 0u the part ~ the men is
that they receive money only Tor ae-
tual work done, whereas when paid uy
the hour they get compensation for
time spent iH joy-rIkug aud other
pleasant ways"
The officials of The company be-
Ieye that the loss of its chaufeurs
viii occasion but o ripple on the smooth
current of the company.s business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-17
The Vital Records
Births

Samuel d. and Pearl f. Cook. bog.
Samuel and Roy Glass. girl
James II. and BERTHE PuTdy, girl
Phillip and Gertrude Tibbetts, boy.
Howard and Clara Potts, girl.
Joseph and Ella Van OveruieT, girl
Charles IT. and Florence NJ Parks, boy.
Francis +. and Dorothy LOngley, boy
CBTamelo and ANGELA Di PietTO, girl
twins
Ernest ID. and Margaret kItou. boy.
George r. and Edith Carlisle girl
Thomas J. and Julia G.. O'COuuoT girl
Joseph and Irene Stores. girl
Henry and Catherine g. kUEEuIelu. girl
JaudCu a and Kate NJ Walker, boy.
Everett ". and Anna VI. Johnson. boy
Luclus NJ and Maud Tgmau- girl
James II. and Margaret Cotton. sir.
Nog and May Sue Chinese, girl