davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
Sin Ssr3enspfloIter.
9Selu gorf. l3. SAN.

gtelu Jort, y. san.
Gle @eidpornen in Dem Sha-
ocneriatpro3eB. Den 6rnn Ina Sos.
lin geapu Sri. Minnie Serene Muaber
peaen Der entiremoung hires sat.
ten angeitreHgt bate. baben ser
alalerin Die nette Siimme bon
$4,000 3useiproden. @oslin un0
ieine .SesleuireunOin". Sic frii5cr
ieine Steuosrapbin mar, pobueu
nun IN Yaris.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17

9ittiielo. Sa. u. San.
Cine S~eRcrS5raRit 5erit0rte bier
SEN Experimentation on e @
Cline & g.. iosule mehrert aaSere
@ebduSe Ter @ciarnmtidaoen Mrs
am $4,000 peraEidllat. Ser9ranA
entiaNo 0urh SIC ihaoaaite 9elena
ma1saullse acs SaSeEs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
9isOsrIass Der rniiiiasF Diplomatic.
Il Qrersbnrn- f3- 90

Ct. &eers6urg. 10. San.
Gle 8eilegung Der 1ifTererBeu sic
rsgen goslileH Hn0 Der 6er5egomin1
yUIiheH 0eiterre;h- Unaarn mo 0er
Siirfei idpue5ten. Dlro bier els enc
1eoerlase Der ruHlhen Tplomaiie
anGGebeu. 8ie 9reiie 1T IN ibid.
ter StimmuBg. Tas Au5Ddrtig'
Unit iaat. Dap oas ucbereHfommea
rein prauatcH G6arafters 1T lHb0 MID.
10 aHgeie6en meuOsn fanH. ais wena
0a6nrb Oas bosmhe probiem oas
cine europdnfe 5rags III. beriibrt
piiroe. Gle fam MIR mir 3itim.
miiug a1er Wldflte geregeli Ueuoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
China.
gsmsiuiumer grOteit.

Being, -. San.
Gas oiplomatiihe aorps bat Der
dineiiideH Re5ieruna energiihe. ge.
meInlame @oriteaungen aemaft,
neil Die @effebrsbe5or0e sic gan3e
aontrole User Oas @etiuger 1eIe-
grapbenamt an iih geriiien BAT, ob.
Sleih oie dineiiihe Hegiernng 1901
lid oamit einperitanoen erfldrtc. 0aB
0ieies Sut Sen oislanoiiden Mad.
ten nnteriiehen ionte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
3ia,santenfnnS.

Sittle Nod, sLrf., 13. Sun.
Gin Stredeuarbeiter. Der in Dem
Eurditi6 bel gsurfeesboro. Bite
9ountp, arbeitete, bat einen 0iaman-
ten seiunoen. oeiien @ertb iid in ae-
idlfffenem 3uitonoe nad1 Gbdbung
an $500 beLauien fuir0. 8un0es-
gsOIogen iiHO auf Dem 4lnbe, un0 Oie
@liidsidger itromen noh SEN 0ia-
mantenfeloern. Snuienoe bon Adern
iiHO Oon einem Spnoifat oAfgefauft
mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
Carl Nhrsnbt asiturbeu.


Wicnphis, 8enn., Y. San.
GGrI a6renot. elm iebr befounter
Shanipieler uno ieit me6reren DC.
naten @eiddftsfubrer Der Sames s..
aonrpagnie, itarb geiterf
9ladt in @reenDiae, W1iii. an Der
QungeHeHt5iinOuug. Gr bat Sen
giirgerfrieg mit9emadt. @ibren0
GlepelaHo's eriter Ierpaltung mar
er aoniul ser Der. Staaten in Ser.
lin. CIR nobnte in Baltimore.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
w. "a NaMIrrlergranh.

llrsi sim EeHs t} >San
S2Aa'a e.rlit luro ua3iRs 3lsn.
tal at 500 Wa ,5fgc atltieelieg.
Stresses ecs
o. Halo iical .1a'iis5a. t.i'tr
ra foaa.a aNt o9u srn eys rel,
MART R'eira pa',ss angale ulS tt
Nat .ifetagu= ut.te W &tgs sSRHl
MT sTnega 8sSUsssfssgssssa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
NanEtratt.
QnIntE -. II -

-Ntat8 st9"-I - q
Srcuetr. 9iooyc & GompaHn.
cine Ser 6lieiten unO 5eslnnfeitsa
Ge irdSeiirmsa ia eieiem Sbeile Ses
9anS@ t9reu @arterati anas
mesoei. y SEN llmiaua Ser 9e
iialsec a.o DECENTRALIZATION 1T faue
AHtWuolauHa grfc.ai.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17

sjre narfs 3euoarwerienadit auiae
tc.lr. aere1 a~ruoSe7fsif an Sic
ftstrtgn 3~G0ar6rlssr nttliH
sine Gin trahtsrros9irfurs ausE5te
tA1 inraleg rtctHtg Ssnatifer flel-
kre &e-gte aie 8ase 81 grea.
.aicrr1arlgf uaroe7 Sieie stre
saess. * IG3s G1sssSga5r.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
GnaIauS.
lie @eilbere perboftet.

Rep 6aitle.on. Epue. i3. Sail
Tie amer. 9eil5ere mO @ru5ibi-
tionsQaitatorin Carrie Nation uur0e
1ier 0erbaiiet. mdbrenO iic oas 81.
mere elmer Shauhuirt5idait su ser.
loren perjudte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
salpaSor
QtIhtra Nrnhrben

Gun Sa.gaoer - S1raar.
@abrego Nr letter. stadi wuroea
aigr zine ap5ah eea'taEe t1ahrae.
rommen alt im 0aihW Eeule
Ser RepiAa afoer OrNgyitistgaH.
gen TAFT Sowei et ned fein Ser.
iut az 1ien'aen.ebeu berttiel tpcr.
Ger.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
lIniers gsHfunrH.

NIT7IHa1VII 10 aVIH'
Ter NGuiaf1unls eusid lIB Nes a5
ACCOMPLISHMENTS eiu;sie ilh b. S,r
ausarbeltuag 0es 8eaiioasstlis
aui eige seiammtbauiaiFslg uoa
St6tUiS0o DOC Fir 3eaAcnea. Il
III cruas a5ey 8 100000 rueri1
ais De 9aDiaisuns ilr Oas las.s
,Sgar htrug.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
sridid emisrinsi,n
1amyirr,uiommtniea.

GiN3efa!t ~ eNGHa0g
Ter iran59g te E1npic, Qa.g.
ueieaa pon 4lar'e4s 9slsr @tiuaf
manasort goseaaaa Is NisF MI
Dem aeaau0rtce G1atgu -Sile.
toi am bieiNse Eot }aomIign aHa
! braaig laH sasd Siasen Siebsa
I Ginse6efege eEtrsV.sn. Ter -No.p.
1as6sa- isna.s isias GasTi isFgessa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17

Saut NeiouHg Gus graa IL Ser
SonHta5 s5auTe Der Aestixrn
Gonleuritgosr.er IN ueerd
sasciEEs ss5,is5sz. Egsrsiaas Gar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
Tn prenhiids 5inansmiHiHsr tim.
Sist Gin srOkss 2efisit I'M
gnoset an.
$44,OoO,oOo
6hr Die Cpfer Oss 6rObrbens IN Sta
lien limb iOiBrit IN SrntidlauO
100000 geiammelt.
sgmpatbis Sss Rsidstass.
Berlin. y. aan.

Berlin. u. San.
Ter preuBiide 6iHan5msniiter Uon
65einbabeH unter6reitete beute Dem
Sarotage oas Budget. ssn leiner Be
g~ieitreOe erfldrte Ct. oaB 0ie geifdis.
Iide Gage in GeutidIan0 IN lester
3eit iid peridledterf b0be. Gaiar
ltebe es init Der 9dnoUirtbihait reht
gut, troeoem Oie irlb I'M Ser6It AM.
tretcuoc a0lte ole @etreioeernte ct.
mas beeintraftiaen fperOe. 9as 0ies.
idbriae Gei5it i'm Budget DerOe ct.
ina $44.000000 betragen, ielbit Denn
maH cine erb0bnHg Der eiunabmen
bon $13.750O0O infoIge nair 5teu.
ern in Anrednung brin8e. Gas guO-
get lpeilt cine Grb0bung Der Nusea.
ben BON $116,750.OOO iiber sic oes
Sabres 1908 auf.
9eHtidlaHos 2iebcsga6eu.
Berlin, 10. San.
Gas oentide rationale aomite, 0as
lid nit Dem SammeIn Oon Sie5es-
gaben iiir Die Spier oes Gr0bebens
in SuOitalien beihaitist, fiinoiat an.
Dab oie @eitrdge. ben @ertb Der ga.
ben an 3Ieioern. 2ebensmitteln etc.
mitgeretnet. lid ioweit aui etpa
100000 belouieu.
Ger Reihstag, ser 5um erIten
MaIe nah Den 6erien nieoer 3uiam-
mentrot, ianote Elm Spmpatbietele-
Jramm an Die italieniide~. Geputir.
tenfammer onldBlih Der GrObebenfa.
%tuitropbe. Ms 3eiden ibrer @eiF5le
erboben iid ale Mitglieoer bon Sen
Sisen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
@rOas Grbittrrnus.
g~ernom5ueo. 70. San.

9ernambuco. ~. San.
Gie brallianiiAen angsitedteH
Der brisiihen groBen @eIr6a5a Dca
SraiiiIen, Die iasgeiammt 1000
sente beidditigi. iin0 i'm AnataH0.
.es berriht i'm Staate cine groBe
e%rbitterung gegen 0ieGngloHOer mo
6 DHroe notGDeHoig, Die RoIi5a
Der5ei5urufeH, nm Oie Sr0nuHg nui-
reft 81 erbnlten. g5 gelang ihr
Dies a6er nur IN beihrdnttein WaBe
mo toRHte ite bic 3liinOernng Der
SauptbureaHr Der 9abDgeieaid1ii
nidi uerbiH0ern. Mud baben 0.e
Streiter lid Oes ga9nmaterials BE-.
mdhtigt uno iiuo aud i'm geiis ser
IeTmlualItatioHen.
Rio Saneiro. -. San.
3poli StraBenbn6npagen ser
ameritu @eiea.
ihait, Die Oas StroBrnbabuipnem Der
5i00t betreibt murOen pom 90bel
Oer6rnunt. 0a Der neHe 5aar2lan ser
@eieaihnft uno Der 6abrpreis llH3u-
irie0enBeit erregt batten. lie Boil.
sci founie nihts gegen Sen Iob ans
ridten. Die 8eieaidait erflGrie
0urh bic Breiie. oaB lie ie0e Reform
nusfii6ren nur0e. Sic Sci gurgermei.
iter iiir Hotbpenoig erohtet. 9arauf
unr0e bic 8ube DieOer bergeiteat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
sM,n IN htIm 80.


M Scotia Ne segabuit i.tspe
st1e 8kitttNt isuroe aH ierer
&adatpc rea See. ra RHb.arSoca.
@af'er @ttelou2 III AuNicf0 eweau
icH. Ter 0aacv h5rie amt aren1m
Satcre's NtNiNN &eriAt Iaeg is.ns
.ssis &iUia.aga.isie AZ.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17

Ben ioa mo 0eriil3t Dab ale Sin.
ridtnnaeH nit au9hlRB Der Del.
ientIi6feit itattfiHoen ioaeu.
lie amsriianiiden Sdiffe in Bile,
fraHdDe.
giaeirande. 10. Sanuar.
Tie bier Ueilenben amerifaniiAen
5dIahtidiiie .glinneiota~, .ger.
mont" uno oaanias~ nur0en 6euie
ron S%auieuoen Don Beindern in
augenidein qenommen.
Hapifdn 6ubbnro BON Ser .1pinne.
toto" ~itaiteie heuie nit ieinem 5lagg.
Icutuant Sem Vraictten oes Geparie.
tHenis AIpcsA faritimes Sc SoIu, mo
oem General TueraD. Dem Wilitdt
souDeruenr Don Rt3Ja. einm Neind
40. oer morgen eriDioert ruer0en
gaarieilles H. Gun.
Tie Saienbe6oroen iin6 In Qennt.
nib aeicbi moroeu. oah Woraen oas
amerifaniftc ShIattitiff Georgia
bier cmirliit.
Streagc 5trais.
Boris. II. San.
Ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ierre
gietrp III ja ieds Dlcnaten @eidng.
niB5ait Oermf6eilt uoroen. neil cr
por uier5ebn Tagen oie 5iegel err
br0dl 0ie Die Barrier @olBei an bic
Observation-Disclosures Der 3ei
tuna Sc Saune" leste, oeren 9e0al
tear 9ietrD IT..
Die Siegel mur0eH anaeleat neil
Re Saune" anaebIih oas Organ oes
ySpnoitatS H. 0aS Oas .atteniat
lui SEN Braiioenten ,Sallieres leitenS
oes aellners Wiaiti8 peranlabte. 9e.
.tanntlih beiano oaS Atsentat 0arin.
Dab MottiS OeH B%FailOentsn am Bart
Iupte.
gerbaaolnHaeH beaORnen.
Earis. 12. Sanaar.
Sole Be SENS Faul Scr prnele.
lauiidle Aommindr. SEE mad garis
geiau0t puroc mn cine @eileauna
ser BipiideH QeuejueIa nu0 1ranf.
reid tuno Soaan0) behhcn.
Oen Diiierensen 5n oeriuhea.
bat bereiis Derbanolmaen mil
Ser iran5oiiihcu Regieruna einaeIei.
let. Gr bate heute cine llnierre.
0nug nit Sem Sefretar oeS amer
TepartemeniS oes auspdrtidengm.
ties. sem er sen 3Iued ieiner Rti.
ion ~ertiarie. gr pir0 lDabrideinlid,
inuerba!b Elm paar Eagen pom MI
nIiier Os Auandrtiaen. Fihon, en-.
pianaen per0en
@miaOiins III Sbatiafrit.
Nethtne Vas De Calais. II. San.
BUM criien 01al icit elmer Reibe
pon ,Sabten ipnrM 1T 5ranfreid me-
Ser 10 bie1iaeg St0ot ok Io0@itraie
an bier 0iorOern polBoacn Sic pom
ecr @aatloiiue acf0pii wlr0en. DIE
@rduiiou iano oiieutlih itatt. gle
Wurae ia Weaempdri eiuer qrobcu
NieRlttmneR1e poip9en. lie pier
ataunfr hlt,eu cine lange Reihe bon
Ner9phen beadneeu. Sic batteu
.3ulammeu cine @Ou0e pebilaet. Ole
o0s norolide SraHtreid mo il0lide
Sdaten mehrege Nabre hgroriiiriea.
Woem lie nab Ncliebta rambten uIeN
mor0eieH Cir auaren abel &ollef,
'eHn Nruotr uRo Ruei uu0ere N'Gn.
ner. 0ie Genet uno Reren bieBen.
Ills sic Wruytbeil,en 9Raraer ans
SEM ecinuana8 Arauesraieu. ul,ob
I'D ans Ser peridmiuel'e Neende elm
lplltleuDcS RddwQcldwet mo ais oaS
Glsiier in idrRcllgr iyolae p,ermal
aerabiiel. aa5cn sic 3uihaaFr obnc
3ogerH tbre 9~eiricSigun5 fiino AS
.~iran80iiide NarJauent iaBte tursl.h
etgcu 9cd,IHb 5u @nniteu Ser @et
beha.aifa Scr Soae0'rafe nna Nie
ANuernua en-; dics MR Bnrla
Hieatt @rdlaB ant lgirtiih
aurdpnfhgcn Tie p%tgurtAelten
Runner iaares aoh fgys por Ser
N%Iuridum8 iH lls@m.aiB Naoon.
oaB le it.reea ga9u Sic baiten
caat1 Ae'tlnfeu nna al!tcu Sic iStt
lltg05Niaunl aab ecr lirtact&iprut
H#,sNeScri tpcrAeB uigae -ie
eoaeicf Scr aesie ~ uHN lpagrAen
altg als 0en aebeidliRu gafnbei.
yey Sem Sic @l,t9oage eyridNet ipar
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17

Son0or II Sau.
cir gribur Conan Goule. Der Sc.
Shriititeller. Bat it'd peser
eiueS inueren %eioeuS am 0.Sanuar
elmer ihuersbaitea Operation unter.
Gr peFbrahic cine unrubiae
weil sr aroBe Shmer3eu erlitt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
0erdimmung.

IN ct. gstsrsbHrg III man Hbsr bic
geilsauHg Der 1iffsrsHstn 5piideH
Der Sarfei uHo Ceiterreid.lIn-
sarH isbr bsridmHpft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
StreiRunru6cn.

gisstanirn0 Interchangeable in
SraHlieH babrn bic arbeit niroer-
selsst nab I'D 6ss 8abHsissH.
tbHms tbsilDsiis bsmd6tist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
ssanisn.
$40, IL ID NrabtbrnItIn,nnrn.

""HWF
9laosiN 70 San
TIP observation-disclosures o..
$1,000 SIR ae Vlasc5cg &0.alt.
ots0cH ta Etliien sCViltlt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
8ablauS
aampi eni Scr slrast

&isal l2 Son
&S1ectao gisse Nt'Rg a8f ocr
tlg wlitoea era aaiiftaroitaiw
Hra nWr YeIniiier fteuer perlaan
Stt als 81 Ser &srHlaf nta3ten 6
mem 8teelHticr3r tn egr Ser
liNllnllAl ~ aaN.n- M1llENe-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
RrOfsROr far %enftidiiffahrt.

BofiIn8en, Is. San.
Gie erite Yroieiiur fiir 9nfti6if.
iabrt lit bon Der ltnTDniitdt @ottin.
gen errIdtet, uH0 5rpar miro fie bon
0r. Su0uig @raHOl bon ser nratbe.
matIldlen llno pbDita!iiben 5atuli.
tat beflei0et mernen-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
SeIiingfors. u. San.

IS miro berihtet. OaB 0as pom Ser
iinnIanoiiden @esiermg Ben Su-
ben ge5eigte @ntgegenfommen nidt
ieIbitIos lit, oieIme6r AMI sen 9rud
uon i'm AuslanO leben0en iiiOiiden
6inan5iers 3uriif5uiiibren lit. 6irn.
lano bat namlib neuIid cine aus.
ipdrtige @nIeibe auiaenommen. unO
es beiBt. 0aB geOrobt murOe. tie 81
oereIteln lUenn Den Suoen in 5inn-
lamb niht GrIeihterunsen sep16rt
piroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
gr(ei06terung.
Sie Gesiernus bru TiszlanS III ae-
Hsist, Den SnOeH Sas @argsrrsht
HHO aHOers gsrsanItigHnseH
81 geipdhren.
3idt ans freiem antrisb.
6eIiinaiors. NinnIonS. ID San.

SeIiiugiors. 6iHnIanS. u. San.
Gin SenatsousihuB lit ongen6lid.
lid eiirig NIT Dem entmuri BON Re
iormooriAldgen beidaiiigt. sic lid
nui sic gage ser Suoen in 5~innlan0
be5ie6en. lleber 3Dei @eiesDorihtagr
miro 6gratben. 9ah Dem erlten
Ben SitSen s~eitaitet Ueroen
Oas 9urgerreht 81 erwerbeH, unS
Ser 5lpeite niir0e ibnen unter geuii-
len einidrdnfungen Oas 4ieOer-
IaiuHgsreht g%erpdbren. an pole
@Ieihberehtigung Der Suoen Oentt
man nidt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
5rantrei6.
@eaen 6~ifentlide 0inridtanatn.

- ~ WTTT"T"F'TE ~ F"T"W"W"
9aris. "A. Gan.
Iie Regiermng bat bchloiieH. cine
0oriage 81 untertiieen. Die in ser
Observation-Disclosures ein8ereiht iUer.
Ben ioa mo Ueriii1t Dab ale Sin.
rihtnnacH nit AuahlnB Der Del.
ientli@feit itattiiHoen ioaeu.
lie amsriianiiden Sdifie in Bile.
frnnhf-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-01-17
glio Aaneir0. l2. Nan
9snti6lauO.


Berlin, 10. Sanuar.
5ra.. 0oDiS Same sill. Oie Sat.
tin Oes tnerifanfdpn 8otih1iters in
Berlin. bat iid Don ifren Sfreden.
III Den tie cine INSTRUMENTATION
am 8. SaHuar oerieBte. ~poaitan0ig err.
bolt. Cont tpHr0e tie Oamals nidt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-10-20
TAFT MEETS PRESIDENT DIAZ
Chief Executives Of Two Republics
Express Friendship of Their
Countries.

Ell PASO, Oct. 16.-The long ex-
pected meeting between President
Taft and Diaz occurred here today.
Outwardly it was attended by dis
play of sOldiery, flags, trumpets,
boom of cannon and pomp Of cere-
mony suggesting the supreme author
ity but in the actual hand clasp of
the two executives and in the ex-
change of courteous words there was
simple but cordial informally.
Taft was the first to speak. lie as
sured Diaz of his warm personal re-
gard. Diaz assured Taft of his high
esteem of the chief executive of the
United States. President Taft in SIM
pie American fashion declared he was
glad to meet DiaZ, glad to know the
president who had made the nation
great. Both presidents dwelt upon The
cordially of relations existing be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-10-20
YOUTHS FAIL :. :. PARADE.


When the Sunday School children of
North Yakima hold their second an
nual parade it will be just about the
biggest thing of its kind that the city
has had. This was made certain Sat
urday afternoon when the first an
nual parade was held. with but a
week of preparation, with many IF
those doubtful who should have been
interested, with others bashful or
afraid to show their colors the turn
out was an aggregate of over 1000
adults and children. Among the
spectators who thronged the sidewalks
and looked from windows were over
1000 others whom 1t had been expect
ed would be in line. There are over
1000 young men and women enrolled
in the Sunday schools of the city who
We're not in the line of march despite
the fact that provision had been made
for them by the school officers and by
their various employers.
Mayor Leads Parade.
In an automobile at the head of the
procession, which started from the
Methodist church shortly after 1880
o'clock were Mayor II. NJ. Armbruster.
President Alex. Miller of the Com
mercial club, and T.. G. Knapp, "A ma
tional Sunday school worker from
Chicago, who has been attending the
Yakima county Sunday school con-
vention. Several automobiles follow
ed bearing children slightly too large
to be wheeled in carriages and too
small to walk. then came the cradle
roll, dozens of baby carriages bearing
infants who were pushed along by
their mothers. Then came the kim
dergarten. the primary. Junior. and in
termediate departments. the bible
classes, the officers and the adults. A
number of the Clergymen of the city
were in the parade also.
The line of march was from the
church to Yakima avenue by way of
Fourth street, thence along the ave-
nue. to Front street and a counter
march on the avenue to Fourth street
and again to the church where the
parade disbanded. The parade was q
public finale to the county Sunday
school convention. II was a surprisr.
to all interested In II. County Super
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az Mouth Piece. (B) Insert in Nostril.
20 Cotton saturated with Kerolene,

The Kerolene treatment is UN-
USUAL-because 1t frequently ac-
complishes more than we claim for
It. Catarrh cannot exist when Ker-
oline is used. 1t relieves headache
Immediately and INVARIABLY
cures colds, bronchitis and sore
throat. Kerolene will positiYely
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TO
CELEBRATE
QUARTER CENTURY ANNIVERSARY
Commercial Club Names Committee Of
Pionecrs To Take Up Question of
Observance.

The governing board of the Com
mercial club met last night and Presi-
dent Miller appointed a. Il. Weed,
Phil Otter and Thomas Redfield a
committee to take charge of the OBJ
servation of the approaching quarter
century anniversary of the founding or
the city. All three men are pioneers.
were on the ground when the ii st
stakes were driven, and have been
here ever since. The committee viii.
call meeting OF the pioneers, of
whom there are about 200 now in tn
city, and at this meeting plans for the
celebration will be made.
There is some difference of opinion
as to the exact date to be observed
The last Thursday in iSovember. 1884,
the first stakes of the new town were
niiven. The town, h Never, would
have died, or would ncver have been
much more than stakes, hal not the
Northern Pacific announced the site
of its depot January IS, 1885. Thi d,
latter date, some (among Them Mr..
Ditter) are inclined to think is tie
real first day in the history of North
Yakima. This would postpone he
anniversary observance to January of
1910. 1t is one of the things the pio-
neers will decide.
The board appointed Eugene Zirk' ,
TO collect plate and box exhibits OF
arplts for the Spokane Apple show,
and it gave it's endorsement to w. M
Nelson as man well fitted to go east
with the carloads of fruit which Will
h. L 4
Tnree new members We're admitted
to the club. They are w. !. Dawson,
S. c. Henton and w. f. Zuppann.
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to A. A. Chisholm OF Treadweli, n. Y.
now. His reason is well worth reading
For a long time | suffered from indi-
gestion, torpid liver, constipation, ner.
vousness and general debility" n,
writes. Il couldn't sleep, had no appe.
tite, nor ambition. grew weaker every
day in spite of all medical treatment
Then used Electric Bitters. Twelve
bottles restored all my time health
and vigor. Now | can attend to bust
ness every day. It's wonderful med.
icine." Infallible for Stomach, Liver
Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. soc at C
G. Cases.
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presidents were presented at the dim
FL Paso.
President Taft left FL Paso tonight
to continue his journey through the
south. Tomorrow evening he will ar
rive at San Antonio. and after spend
ing n day there will go to Corpus
Christi. TO be the guest on the ranch
of his brother. c. II. Taft, for three
or four days. President Diaz is to-
night speeding back to the City of
Mexico.
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INDIANS MEET
At Fl. S|MC0E
TO DISCUSS WAPATO PROJECT
No Definite Action Is Taken Oh the
Suggestion That Delegation of
Chiefs go to Washington.

Headnon of the Indians of the
Yakima reservation We're in session
at Fort Simcoe Monday afternoon to
discuss matters connected with the
proposed Wapato irrigation underta-
king. On a number of matters the
Indians are not quite clear and they
assembled at Wapato to get from In
dian Agent Young such explanations
as they needed. Mr.. Young repre-
senting, in his official capacity, the In
dian bureau and through it the federal
government. Messrs. H. M. Gilbert
and L. V. McWhorter were also pres
ent at the meeting and explained some
matters which arose during the dis
cussions.
Want Appeal to Washington.
Some of the chiefs suggested during
the discussion that a delegation be
sent to Washington TO ask that the
matter of signing up the Indian lands
for water be attended to between the
government, acting in behalf or the
Indians and the reclamation service.
The contention in tiiis respect is that
heretofore Indians have never been
asked to sign up individually for any
treaty between the tribes and the gov
eminent but that the headmen have
signed for the entire tribe. The In
dams want such a plan followed now
and as all treaties must be made at
Washington the idea of sending a del
egation to the national capital for the
purpose was suggested. No definite ac-
ton was taken on the suggestion. In
dams say that it Will be Impossible to
get the required signatures to the
Wapato plan from the Indians and
that if successful at all it will be
through some agreement made by a
few binding all
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intendent S. Grant Smith however
was disappointed that the young men
and women had not evidenced more
backbone and presented themselves
prepared to participate.
Prof. Knapp has consented to re-
main over In North Yakima for today
and will deliver an address at the
Methodist church this afternoon at
Q o'clock.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-"The
power of woman, for good or for evil
since time began, has been tremen-
dOus. Instances in history where
woman has welded her power for
evil are rare. Usually, when she has
fought, she has fought for what she
believed to be right and just and true.
"Woman Is the home maker. The
home Is the foundation Of clean gov
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OSTEOPATHY,

The Zediker Institute OF DrugIess
Healing, Embracing Osteopathy,
Electricity, Vibration, Massage, Baths
Mental. Psychic and Magnetic Forces
Hygiene, Dieteties. Electric Light and
Heat. Hydrotherapy and Traction.
which spells cut "NATUROPATHY."
Seven years in Otter block, al East
Yakima svenss. 100 cases treated.
Phsns Main s73. No knife. no druU..