davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
6n aOmaeseridJt Imtet, ban AOlGi
GtDmiDH teiRe GtimmeaRGh.
sdblHHs fUrbtrR fGnn.
Ser Observation-Disclosures
sIHd bic 40. gIbit:mmnns IN Ser.
binoaHs nit Der SainOiier Srnn-
tOrsDGbI bOrIanfis etsebHifIOs.
SiebqRarautGus GHfsebOben.
Springfielo, Ssu.. II. Nsar3.

springfield, SSu., IL. YfdrS.
Sr elmer itiirmiiben Sisnng Be.
ihIoS 0as 2onite, an oas Die Eeti-
tion nm cine Stimmemah31bIune
IN 8erbinoung nit 0er@ouperneltrs.
pabl Deriuielen iuoroen mar, oaB
Die Netition A0lai Stebenlon's Inn
cine Stimmennahj6bIlmg niht ge.
nllgeno SerueiIe entbdIt, I'M cine iol.
cbe ytad5dblung ansuoronen. @s
miro in Dem Seriht berporeeboben.
Dab Der Yetent oerfebIte, ouf Oen
6all be5iiglide ginSeIbeiten 5u ur-
terbreiten. Dieter 9eriht tuuroe bon
Dem 8ertreter 0es @ouuerneurs 9e.
neen unterbreitet. Ser 9cmotrat
Sslep lieferte einen Niincer.
beitsberiht. ser unt oie gntIaiiung
oes Sonlites uno grnennung zines
onoern eriudt, oas Die So6e unter.
iuhen ion.
Ser Mtebrbeitsberidt tpltr0e fer.
ner dneenommen. Sir 9lnnabme
ltinnlten ole Senatoren 9reiot.
@aroner, Surbureb, Sones, Wc4ens
5ie, BOtter, Die glhgeorOneten apMa-
DOC, Sing, Noc9ean, HeDuolOs, 3il.
ianlifIeu IL.
2ngegen: Sic Senatoren Searn,
Solitloip, SSsIeD un0 Die Nbgeorone.
ten 9ouobue, Srilbp, Biuium Nerr.
pbp uno @aIib. 8uidmmen7 z.
Springfielo. SSn., II. Wtdr5.
giobe5u einitfnrmig poiiirte oas
gLbgeor0netcHbaus Die 95iperfieIS
lhe @orIage, ole $4,000 filr Ole
gliisgnRen 0es aomites ser bei0ea
Sdiiier berpiuigt, oos ongetuieien lit,
su unteriuhen. tpie melt Dos gIHrpfIt
Oes Stantes oiif unter@nIjer befino.
lid]es llferloHo an Sliiifeit unO 9eeu
gebt. es
RafNem Nie gemeiHidafnihe 9[b.
litimunirg iBi 8erbin0lms init Der
SenatorsfpaM beenoigt par, trni
oas Sous pie0er in 5ibung unS
rafJut ben MfeBrbeitsberidDt 0es SEQ.
mites entge9en, on 0as ole Steoea.
ion'ihe Retition ltin eine Stiumnen.
nddsGbfrng in @erbinouug nit Der
llesten @ouperneurslDabI oemuieien
moroen mar. Der 9erid)t empfiebIl
Die glthpeiiung Der 1etition anf oen
grint0 bin, 0aB feine geredtigunq
Rir eine Iodsd6hulg borban0en iei.
gtid Elm 9tinoprbeitsberidt iuur0e
unferbreitet. 8ei0e geridlte muroee
5ipeds erOrterllua bis morgen su.
riidgaegt.
QLlidb mn Senat iDur0en 0ie bei0sn
gerihte einQereidJt. oOd mroe niht
5u ibrer grorteruns geidritten. @e.
i)afte BON beionoerer 8idtigfeit er.
le0igte Der Seuat midi.
SpringfieIO, 81, II. 0tdr5.
@ei Der 45. gemeiniamen abItira.
mling Ser SsIIinoiier 2egisIdtur be.
trefis Ser grp1blung zines 9mnoes.
ienaiors mar oas 2eiuItat foIqenoeg
Soptins H. SOB 1S, Sburtleff IS,
Stringer ~. 9foion 4.9opoen ., SO.
9. N1cainIeD 2, Gberman 2, Calhoun
II, s. g. 0lorris "a, 5. :. Callahan
l3. @erFaiiungsmdBige Iebrbeit 1O3.
giebrbeit Der AniDeienoen uno Stim.
menoen 81. Seine 8nbI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Sis ssIebruus Sss Sliatcrs.
0ldfhninc. Som. III. M21ri.


Die @eidgDurenen in 0en Saue BON
Sol. Cooper, 3obin Cooper ur0 sSo9u
Sbarp, ole ongefIogt iin9. oen frii.
beren Senator @ornlad ermor0et 81
5oben, beiinoen li6 MIN in 9era.
flung, dber es bat ben 9luihein, ais
Oh iie iid) nidJt ouf einea g9abripruA
wsroen eilligen fomten
Ser 9fidJter Sart erpdrtet ie0en.
faus nidjt iobaIo cine Gmimtnq, 0enl
er iubr i6on ann 4 llbr Aahmittogs
nab ieiuem SanOiise o5 lmO miro
nidt Dor nlorgen 8ormitta0 mie0er
inn @eridt eriheinen.
Der giibter be9lnn nit ieiucr
GedltSbelebritng Der @eidruorcner
INN baIb 10 ltbr @ormittaaS mo mar
nm tf.f5 llbr Oamit ierha. 9as
nerlelene 0ofimlent uHfaBt 60 Sei.
ten bon ie 400 @orteu. gtad)Ocnl
iid sic SSlrp suriidBe3o9en bate,
bIieb es cine gseile itiu. aber b0l0
borte man StinuHen uu0 Is id)ieH.
ais Oh Sic @eidHUoreneu fart onein-
anSer eerictben. glns Oicem lin.
itanO bofit man nidt AM cine Gini.
glmg. Dies uorauS9ebeno fat Der
Ridter ertldrt, Dab er uot6igeuueiie
sic @eldpuorenen eiue oOer iogdr 5Dci
@ohen befiantulen baltcu nerOe. Ger
@eneraIonpolt McGoru lit ifber5eugt,
oaB elm @abrlprlith 5ultanOe fommt,
|uHO er erfldrte 0ies Ger3ogerung Od.
nit. DAB Die SSitru iais SarHern be.
itebe, Ole etfpas idJperidIlig gu @erfe
1eben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

ShieBpuloer un0 Botronen iin0 nit
elmer 3oaermdBigung beoaht, nab.
reno S1ute iogar ailf Der 5reiliite
itehen, uno ser 3on nlf ale Sorten
2e0er beoeuteno ermabigt 1T.
Cine 3oIIerb0bung 1T auf qegoi.
ienes SpiegelgIas borgeieben, fDenn
Die ein5elnen Sbeiben nid,t qroBer
fino oIs IS BEL "a Bon. llbrperfe
iino. aHitatt uie bisher nad) Dem
Bertbe per3out. NIT beitimnten3 Boil.
idsen belegt. oie ie nnh Ser an3abI
Ser Steine, Die ons %erf bat, Der,
ihieoen iin6, aber anidpineno feline
erbohung oes 3onps be0ertef. aui
lIhrgehauie uH0 Sbeile BON ubrtperi
fen bIeibt Der 8on unperdnoert
Nad1 Der Ghdkuus oes aomites
oas Die 8orloge ausnrbeifete. uiri
Der reDioirfe 1arif jdbrlid eiID1
$500. 100000 obmerfen.
SIN aroBen Gan5el iino Die 3on
ermoBigun9sH beoeuten6 3o5lreihe:
dls oie Gra0hingeH. Reouftioaer
iinO berporiieheno bei Gbenifolier
mo OersD1glofen @aapen, wa
1rndfeiieH3eH. atberiif,e Dele MIN
DE erndBigung betrdqf 5s AT 81
Bro5esit. alh SsIe fiir eaDerb
lite .3nede. Sfeaade aHo sfirniii
5et3eili9cH ii1 an Der 3oaermasi
gng. EiHe gang 5etrdfilite ser
1bistlne 1T I'M 3aGe bon 8aniEf
Doreeidli19eH. ramiid non 60 GenfI
pr unss aui - esgts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
@srpeissrt garasrpupisrs.
Qonpine. IN, f6. W21

3onnille. 81, 16. wi1rj.
Ger gidter @risbt bonn gunoes.
aerid,i oabier bat 0em Brubendrbei.
ter @iaiam Strong bon @eitbiae.
WlitaIieO Der ollniteS Dime @orfers
Of gImerica", Die @iirgerpapiere Der.
tpeiaert, neil er AMI Die 8rage:
J, ,,8enn Sbre @etpertidaft imo Die
GjeIete Ser 8er. Staateu nit einoa.
Der in @i0erlprld pdren, melher
Seite miir6en Gle ioIeen2" ontpor
tete: n1ntiirIib meiner @eiperf.
jdaft."
J Gdroili erFIdrte Der Nidter, einem
Manne nit iolden 9Iniidlten ertbeile
er 0ie @iirgerpapiere niht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
itutsrfaeuns Der ituI. Rssieruns.
Nlem Nnrf. f6. Mlnri.

atelO JorIs 10. Wtdt3.
Ssm $duie pou Dem 9dnfier Sc.
iare Cont purOe cine @erianntIung
BON iuoNba6enoen SStalienern abgs.
balten unO ipuroen SShritte getbln,
Inn cine eebeime @eieaid)ait gu
ariinoen. oeren 9lftglieOer iih aus
Dem obtlngsiperthen lno geiesIie-
ben0en Clement Ger itolieniiden 9e.
Dolferilng bier ioipbl pie IN Stalicn
refrirtiren iou. Der 3iued Ser Sc.
ieuidaft iou iein, ole Ntofia unO
~Shmnr5e SonO~- @au0eu. Oie bier
ibr ltnpeien reiben, ous5urotten.
.9ie @Gpeelug~, lagte Serr Cont.
nluiro non oenl 8otld)0iter 0es Nlan.
DIES mto oem @enerdlfoniid @faiii-
gIia uaeritiiet. StoIien min Niles
periud1en, Inn oen Sdlonoiled aus
Slloiden, oen oie GrntorOunq Hetro.
iino's ueririadJte. 9lus 0ieiem Der
brehen: rrlp6hit eStnlien Der @or.
miirf. oaB eS nit ieineu @erbrehern
niht fertig ipep0en fam. GeS5alb
miro oie 8esieurng gInes tblm. Inn
lid ourd oie 9eitrafung Ser IorOar
HetrOiino'S, ebe pieIe Goae oerseben,
Die Adtuna Der @eIt iuieoer 5u er.
ringen.@ Die gSnmen ser Wiitglieoer
oieier sLnh.0aofiOsebeieuiha Werccu
gebeim qebaIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
9llhnnn. 9l. ID. 16. Wl1rA.

AlbdnD, ". ", 10. Wars.
Qas sIppeIIatiOnsgeriht eniidieD
beute, Dab sSobn 9. Seermou, Der
graiioent Scr Nietropolitou 2iie Sii'
lurance Company. iid ibegen Wlein.
eios in Berbinoung NIT Der 8erof,
feniIihune ongebIid fnliher Sabres'
berid)te ieiner @eieuihaft Dor @eridi
perantiuorten milB.
Segeman tpuroe i'm Sebrnar 1908
ailf oie GnfIage oes gleineios uno
Der ddliduug bin perbaftet, ober Ole
erite AbtbeiIung oes appellgeridts
pntidieo, ooB oas Sabeos Corpus.
@eiuh Segemans 3u betDiuigen uuo
er in syreibeit 81 iebeu iei.
Ger 4iitrittsaupalt Serome legie
ieood gegen Oieie gntiheioung geru'
finq elm uno oas bobere Appeageridjt
itieB nun Die Gntideioung Der unte.
rem snitan3 I'M.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
GOmites ernannt.


&SalbiHgtOn, t6. Wl1r5.
Ger Spreher oes 9l6georoneten-
banics, Cannon, tiinoigte ioIgenOe
aoniteerneunlngen an:
9egeIn Der Gpreder IeIbit;
Dal3eu (Ra); Smith (Sa.); Glari
(Vlu); 5ibgeraIo on. %.
Wiittel imO g9ege Bapne (R.Y);
DaIjen (go.) Dlc@au (D9nli.) 6ilI
(GonH.); 9outea (Sns); SSoeobam
(GoI.); GaIoerbeaO (SEns. /; sor0-
neD (Wiih) ; @aines (g9. ga.) ; 6ufb.
man (0nib); 2onaiportb (Sbio);
Grumpadcr (Sno); Glarf (Ro.);
Sarriion (gl. -; grouiiarO (2a.);
llnoeriuooo (gllo); @rigeS (Ga.);
You or. 81; Nan0en (Jer).
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Gnmilientrna60ie.

IonDlae, .5u, % Wldr3.
@on Glora, nabe bier gelesen, ii
6ie geadlritt cingctroiien Dab BORT
Der 2anopoitbote 8obert Stratuier
ieine orei ainoer oergiitete uto Odnr
Selbitmoro be9ins in0em ct iitI
ebenfans Deraiiiete. Die bier geiflen
luuroen pom Sirafpier's @ottiH se'
iunoen ais iie BON einem ausgnn9
beinrFe6rte. g9as oeH 9AaHH, oz
friiIer bier tpobute. 81 Der graHiiges
Shat beranlaBte, ut niht 5esannt
,Srauy Sir1pier mernf ieOOn. OdH -
8atte pabriAeiuIi9 seTfesss
mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
eOhn hrrabaeiebt.
sSobnstopn, 4a.. 17. Nldrl.

I SSobnStoDn 30, II. Yiar3.
Ole Cambria Steel Co, peIdle BEL
poIIem @eiriebe $4,000 Munn be.
ibditiBt. bat eine sebnpro5entiae
2obnberabebung. tueIde om /. gpriI
in aroft treien iou, ougetiinOiat.
9os 5ouen Der Rreiie fir StabIar.
tiFeI unO Die ineiinitige augemeine
8eihdftsloge miro ais Brllno fir
Die aiir3ung, fDelbe oIIe gIngeItcIten,
aud Die b0hiten Beomten. trifft. an.
aeeeben, nno beieeiiet, ooB oie Ge.
ienihaft oa0urh in Stano eeiest gu
lueroen boffe, @eitennneen. ipeIhe iic
ionit ablpeiien miilie, anannebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Nlorb uhne llriadle.
sn0ion0roIIs n 93

aSHuluHufutte, H. Utut6.
Der 9lrbeiter Eatrid q. Carroll
puroe BON einem 5arbigen, Der ibn
ME Oorber geiebeu hatte, obne iraeuO
neIhe9eranlaiilnu aili ofIener Stra.
Be tootgeidoiien. Ser OlorOer. Der ii6
Ssomes Shelton uennt uno angeb.
lid go. 1923 Dearborn ShaBe, Gbi-
cago, pobnt, iit eutipeoer ipabHiin.
nig ODER ipur beirinfen. glni Oer9o.
Ibei erfldrte e. oaB er AMI Dem
@ege mad 2ouisOiae geueien ieL
Inn BORT einen ihm mDefannten
Naann 0amens gromn, 81 Dem ibm
Soft 0en @eg meiien perOe, 81 too
ten. Sir 0ieien 9roiUn babe er Gar.
roll gebalten Sp1ter, ais CT etiuas
III 8eritanoe geiommen mar. CAB
SheIton all, SaB &c in eiuem 4uIl.
maniuageu beoienitet geiugien iei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
get6caert feline ilnidutIS.

glnburn. t6. Wldr3.
GaIoaiore Rau0a33io, Der am 3.
Qlpril iiberTiibrt fDor0en mar. ieineE
Better Bietro 8drOa35io in geit
Salamancn am If. ssanuar 1908
ermor0et su baben. ipur0e in gIH.
burn BeFduguiB ourh Glettri5itdt
bingeridtet. GaHoa35io betbeuerte
bis gum lebten 9lugeublid. unifDuI.
6iq 8u iein. ssu einem g(6i9iebsbrisf
BEN &c an ieinen Batter ihrieb, be-
bauptete er. odB SiIpio 9aretta ben
Wor6 begangen. 8aretta uno Die
Ranoogio's maren Stredenarbeiter
lin @eit Galamanca uHo i6Iieien il
0ernleIben 9ett. Die 2eihe Oes er-
moroeteu 4ietro iUurOe in ben Vile.
gbanD.5luB gelnOrien iino erit nan
elmer 8of,e entoeft. garetta wur0e
nit GalOatore 8anoa53io pegen oss
D1or0es pro3eiiirt a6er freigeipro-
h.u. 1as Opfer mar ermor0et 1Uors
oea, ann i'm am $40 biz $50 su
berauben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
etiirmiidle Nnnfnsiihnnn.

2SalDiilBtplL 10 W(ur3.
@dbreH0 0es bente abggbaItener
aaufus Der 0emofratiiden MlitgIie-
ser oes Observation-Disclosures eing ss
iebr itiiruriib 5u, peil angebIib %
Abaeoronete Der gartei iid nitr
nah ben gtnor0auugen Oes aantus
ridteten BET Dem Nanipi pegen Dec
5ausregeln. G5 muroe beihloiien.
fiir tiinftige Sale itrengere Jteseln
0us3uarbeiteu. Dies miro non eI.
nem Qomite beiorgt. 0as Der Dor.
iibeuoe GIaDton morgeH eruenneH
mlr0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Tar bic beimfebuHbgn @ebriiOsr
@riabt.,
QnntpnI Q.. 17. O}1ra.

Ser gepIante Gmnfnig iiir Die @e.
braOer @rigbt bel ikrer Seimfebr in
ibre goteritaot ipiros BON nationaIen
SSutrreiie iein. Gen 8raiiOent Gait
uno Die Setret1rei fir arieg uno
5Iotte, iotuie Der @ou0erneur Sor.
mon lperoen ontpeien0 iein Gin glus.
iAnB muroe ernonnt, Der Iid init
benz 9r1iioenteu, ecr BEN @unih
uusgeiproden Bot, an Der 6eier tbeil-
Slnebmen, in @erbinoune iesen miro.
nm oen Gag fir oen gmpiang. Der
notwithstanding enoe SUM itattiinoen
ipir0, 5u beItimmen. Die beriibmten
9uftihiffer baben oeriproden einen
ArfFlitg 81 rnternebmen. Die 5eier-
Iid)feiteu ioaen iiber 3lpei Gage Oau-
ern unO ein 5eiteiien ioa babel aud
peranltaltet iDeroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
qrbrnsmiibr (frbmui[nrr.
,SaoianapOlis. SnO.. fe. gsdr5

,Sa0ianapolIs, 1n0.. 1G. Widr5.
Ger eiipngieBer s,oiep9 Smna.
lDoo0 wur6e BON ieiner Satin, ais
lie ibn gum 5riibitiid ruisn woate.
N einem 5fnppen I'M 8arien ais
esihe qeinnoen. Der Wann bate
idl NIT aorboIidnre Dgrsiiiei.
gga9rihqinlih in einem AniaIs
yon geiiiesitoruHs Beridnitt iid osT
Shantuir lSrso Z. elitrco nit ei.
1em groben AufibHeiesmsfier ieiHen
Gals in 70 fiiraterIidjsr Deiis. 0aB
II i6on naA sDsaiseB IiHutea osr.
did.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
gerborbsue gild.
(Nhent. - M ml1r

DUtNI, d tt Wlnr3.
9ln 6em @enuiie Don WliIh BON ei,
ner franten Stub iin0 Wgobel gar.
Ter. II. un0 eoifb gorter, 9 Sabre
ait. aeiiorbeH. mo lire @eidtDilter
Glare, s. uno Wap, 5 Sabre alt, lie.
aen i'm Sferbeu, iudbrgn0 bic gleih.
fails ertranften GItern Dieueiht nod
1eretiet Ueroen fonnen. Der gefuno
einer feuiiden llnierii,hnng oey
Mild uiro gebeim 9ebalten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
9as nnpcrmriSliale 0ldnItat.

Cos gLnaeles, 0aIy Il. Wtar5.
Ger @iienbabumantat &. s. Sar-
rinBan fiinoigt an 0aB er auf glnra.
tben ieiier g(erjte eiue J9itiafeii
iotpeit mie moglb einiiellen weroe.
Die ger5te iUiiHihela oaB er cine
3eit lang gdn3lih ieOer C9dtigfeii
entioge, bod iei DIES nidt ourdlfiibr.
bar, aber er neroe iid) biz aui g9ei.
teres 10 iDeit mie moglih BON bsr
2eihmg ieiner 9abaen iernbaIten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
I 0cnrn 1imIrn. I
@nn 4ieao. GaI.. 1e. Wldra

Senru gimfen. Der pobl6eFannte
miiltoueureite Bagenbauer Don ct.
gouis uno Carton. g.. itorb bier
ploslih heuie W0tgen. Gr pobnts
ieit 2 Sibren IN 5an Diego. Seine
frau itrrh DOT pier Dlonaten. 8usi
aiaser G5eTls5eH isa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Qadtrtittr pit5sr IN 9hatiaItiL.
6optinsUIlg. 80. %. Wlarl.

lie Rattreiter babsn ibr agieelo.
ies greiben In ben Counties Gsriiiiaf
nnS GaloUea wieoer auigeuommeH
Iabolspilon3urgen unab5dngi1gl
Tormer Uetoen reriDiiiiei, un6 cis
AHiressHg il aHssseAer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Sine grOfIamatiOn.
GprInafieI0, sSH. f7. @dra.

SpfWBlltlO, aSHv II. DtaI5.
Der @ou0erneur 9eneen erIieB
cine proclamation. onrh Die er Die
0uarontdHe auFbebt. Die er gegen oie
giHfubr BON 8ieb aus Den 5taoteE
RarpIan0, W1ifigan uHo Reip Ger.
iep erIaIieu bate, 0a bort Die Noui.
uno Maueuieahe berrihte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
Weaen Qsniionsb sbetrnas ssrnrlbsiIt
Epriuafiel6, NQ., .f6. Wir4.

-NLIIH TFtEI A3EFsf 7IVs II }.
Ter Aidlter 6unpbreD pom gun
oesoiifritisaeridt Uerurtbeilis einer
aeniiien 1aglor DegeH Reniiousbe
truag III 5000 @eibbuBe ooer ii
ermanaelung Der 3oahmg 5u sinel
entiprehen0en Arbeitsbausbaii
Eoulor batte idlihlih iit fiii
5Hu0 aussegebeu uHo i'm @an5el
Sf7 900 8eniionsselOer be5osen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
9Odl Elm cpftr 3Oiuie's.
gaeiu 9Dorf, II. gdrs.

Der II Sabre ate 9u0mig guguit
beging bier SelbinHorO aus (8rain
barber, 0aB er bsi Dem 3uia1Huen.
bru6 BON 8ioa eiD in Sainois, Ger
5dopfuq oes s4ropbefen@ IoiD;e,
ieinesebenseripa raiie. etua $4,000.
einbitBte. 9luadi Bate Dem Bro.
pheten" 6as @e.0 iibergebeH. ais
lcsterer Dor Sobren ieine ossnoaii0u~
glaD gorfs uniaraabm uno i'm 92a.
oion Gauare @ar0ea GrDefAng
DerinnsnfunqeH l53ieIt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-01
AT THE MouRNER's BENCH.
Martha Seemingly Justified About
Doubt as to 'Liza's 'Liqion.

Mrs. s. of New Orleans has for
many years been faithfully served by
two negro women who, although bound
by the tie of common devotion to their
mistress, yet detest each other cor
daily, so that the kitchen is the scene
of continuous battle.
Martha, the cook, is a leading light
in the church. At revival meetings
she was always the first to occupy the
Mourners' Bench, the first to shout
"Hallelujah" and to fall into those
contortions of body and outfinging of
limbs that TO the African mean get
ting religion" Eliza, the maid of all
work, on the other hand, had always
been an unregenerate heather, scot
fing at religion, jeering at Martha, and
declaring no power on earth could in
duce her to go inside a church. Great,
therefore, was Mrs. SIS surprise
on the occasion of the last revival to
find that it was Eliza and not Martha
who was attending the meetings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-01

In ADDITION to the cash he dropped
the faro bank had his markers for
$500. The salesman was due to re-
turn to New York. He had overdrawn
on his expense account and didn't dare
to wire his firm for another dollar;
but he had to go home, and he had
to take up his $1,000 in faro bank
markers before leaving San Francisco.
He didn't know Lucky Baldwin ex-
cept in casual way. He always
stopped at Baldwin's hotel, had been
introduced to the old man, was on
nodding terms with him in the lobby
and that was all.
The salesman, pretty well worked
up over his troubles, strolled into the
bar before breakfast one morning to
get a supporting snifter. Lucky sifted
in about half a minute behind him.
The two exchanged mods.
Called the Tenderfoot.
"Saw you playing some pretty fool
bank couple of nights ago. Baldwin
remarked. The salesman hadn't seen
Baldwin at the faro bank. "Foolest
bank | ever saw" the old man went
on. "You jumpers from the east have
as much idea of playing the bank as
a mountain lion has of playing the
harp They took you, of course?"
The salesman replied that they sure
had taken him, taken him bad.
''Not in any kind of mess over it,
are you, youngster?" inquired Baldwin.
Whereupon the New York salesman
opened up and told Baldwin just the
kind of mess he was in-ffteen hun
dred in bank markers to pay, no
money to return to New York, no
chance to ask the firm for more coin
without giving himself dead away, and
so on.
Baldwin listened with his wide sar-
donic grin, then dug for his roll and
skinned off six $500 bills and handed
the money to the salesman.
'@Take this and make good, and then
get back with your snow shovelers,
he said to the salesman-the old-time
Slopers still call eastern folk snow
shovelers in contemptuous allusion to
the rigors Of the casts winter climate.
Don't play any more bank until you
learn something about it. Banks a
grownup mans game. You stick to
mumbletypeg, son, and you won't get
trimmed"
The salesman would only take $4,000
of the money and had some trouble in
modifying the slightly offended Lucky
when he insisted upon returning two
of the $500 bills, which he didn't need.
He quit San Francisco for New York
Tat evening, paid Baldwin the $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-01
SNESMHW

back in instalments inside of six
months and was so grateful for get
ting out of the mess thus easily that
he hasn't made dime bet ever since.
BIuffed Charlie Fair.
There are men now living who re-
member how one afternoon at the In
gleside track about sixteen years ago
Lucky Baldwin made so high flying a
gambler as the late Charlie Fair
killed in France in an automobile ac-
cident some years ago-draw in his
horns.
Baldwin and Fair both had horses
entered in a stake race to be run of
at Ingleside that afternoon. There
was a sort of chatting rivalry as to
their horses between Baldwin and
Fair. Lucky liked the young man,
who at that time was the main high
roller of the sons of Senator Fair,
which is saying a good deal.
Neither Baldwin nor Fair expected
his horse to win in the stage race be-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-01
May BE Worlds Oldest Tree.

The Oldest tree in the world, ac-
cording to the letter of German trav-
eler. published in the Berliner Nor
compost, is on the island OF Cos, on
the coast of Asia Minor 1t is plan
tain in the shade of which Hippocrates
is said to have taught his pupils. The
tree is supposed TO be $500 years old
and its trunk measures ten meters
in circumference. Despite its age,
every year its branches become green,
but many of the larger ones have for
several years been held in place with
artificial props.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-01
To Pull Him Out of Trouble.

A short time after a certain repre-
sentative in congress, defeated for re-
election, returned to Illinois, his ma
tive state, there to resume the prac-
tice of law, there came to him an old
acquaintance seeking legal advice.
The client had become involved in
a series of financial troubles calcu-
lated to cause him great embarrass-
ment, to say the least. When he laid
the whole case before the lawyer, he
awaited, with an anxious expression,
the formers opinion.
Yours is certainly a sad story,
john said the attorney, land am
downright sorry for you. You have,
however, come to the wrong man. You
don't need a lawyer. What you do
need is a locomotive. ''-Harper's
Weekly.