davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

~uno mas trsibt DID in ben faft
anpermeiOIifsn 1oo2 WdIum Di1it
Du Dein iunsss esbsn 10 tabn in biz
STANG i9lagen2"
~ulsine Muiisr ingts mir bsim Ab=
idisoe gum arisgsbssrs, 6srr Gsnss
rct. 9hut tets Teins role 9fliti.
mein S06n. ME asasH Grit 10 aud
gs9en 8ein 0attrlano."
aTu BIT Gin uadsrer Soloat. oer
piiroige Sobn sirsr bra1sn Ulniisr.
Dis 1T Dsin 9ame2"
Baird C'Gonncl, Ger General.
~@ui. mtin Sohn. grings alio
oieiss 9laits 3u ZEN n0ffsn 9ohen.
Beetle DID mosli6fl"
Smith rib Gin 9lati aus ieiusE.
Qoi3bnde mo inrie5 1aiiis 0@araui;
aasnne bic 1%agesparols Mai 54idt
re mir iofort. 0ensral smith"
Baird elite oao0n unp iDd6ren0
i6m Bic ~6ewuncernoen 8lide oes @s
nerals mho Der 5oloaien iolgteH,
meinis srhsrsr. .6oiisaia6 ppfut
osr 6raos 5rlGnosr isin geJeu nidi
umfonitl Wirb sr srihonsn. 10 Dir1
man lei ibm f%0sHigiiens mst:sa aai
tras FiHosu."
Der Singing lisf msbt. ais e
9ing; oobei iprah er leis 81 itM
n9sie tets gum 4amdhtis.n in IL
Der @efabr,4 6sfa6l mir mstne Ulu.
is- n0dRn wir0 sr al3sii nit Dir
isin~ lno cr betrsu3ts iu1 NIT Gem
groben arsu3s. ME man oiss Ii 81
ldn0 80 t5uH pfIsgt, uno smpiobI soft
isine 5aie.
Sect na6srit Ct fd 5sreits pen
8orp0rsH.
g6altl 9gtr oa2"
,Giu BreAnol"
Die 1aetsparoie. f6alt Is ibm
euts.een uuo 8ua.tiA fshi cu 5arq.
Iias. ioit i5 3par3i9. arsiBis Gs
Igebrldub oaf ibn ridttg.
n5ebt lN 81 SD GnDs mit Iir.'
btbis ss oon ittam gippen. aaes.
ssurs Ulaitsr. 6immNiafr 81..r
uimm mlA aaf 81 Ttln 8eih."
g8m 4amen Us All.sa. oes S06
mes uu0 nts ftiii5en esiits", idl. B
Il itia tiyjes @es,l, maats absyrias
ods arobe ifiide 4gsaBe1sn uao.
bieli ieirs Sotihait bo6 nicer rem
Sept empot. Damn inlob sr oi, au
gen un0 8grpagi.at pfn 10aesiduB.
Nasin 80 iei1cn boAi.er erl.aBs
nea stielais isia sous, ionesrn tie
einlGouHs: a4oNatsai"
Bairid riB bic 4i3,r oisot, emf
ano lab ALE @emsars ayathtl. III.
ouriie Die girie pahirfh hno leias
9oiltalt uberbrinat6.
Nie ipor cas lsiormea'
General 9%,autsadrb. poR iran30f
iher AbrommunQ uag ireusr Qaibo
lit nno battle bos areu3fidm. BAG
Baird iee5sH a,mdft. ala Morsen
ais GriBnunasgeifen fir Sic Set
nfn ausstsrbtu. so bate qdirid bic
1agesloiuns Qsiroiien. o6Gs IS ,u
uRo nun ionut, bic 0ereiHi
1una Smiths nit nsm 0supt6tsyt
boz iih asben
limo Ger cole Srldnnsy}
als ma9smuibissr. i0o:stiibntr
Solool ais madsrty Sobn unb outer
piro CT ittts im 8sadhimHe
Der Rahpelt eber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Der NeaenbOoen.


aommt mir jest az 0efidse
8es Re5enbogens gradI.
Damn bdb' ia Der 0eiuiais
Der gtutter tets gsoa9t:
Sin andblsin iab Den goeen
uno rtef: Be ibm it's i6onl"
uno fort 1T IS ss3ogsn,
Nsit tber 1bal uno 506'n.
IS oadt': 9uf unfrer Groe
Wlub bod Der @ossn Iieb'n,
pa eli i'd bin uno perOe
5RH in Der Rag beisb'n.
uno Meter INNER peitsr
Das arme 9adbleiH lief.
Hno nab osr .6immelslsiter"
es boiler Ss4aiudt rief.
Bon fern nur ourft' es idauen
Des R%egsnbogens gratt,
Bis 6el0 gno Wolo uno 4ugsH
ginbuut' Die finit'rs 4att.
Das arms &ndblein irrte
8urd Mlonr uno 6aioelano,
go dnD'ren Gags Elm 5irte
Die feline 2eids fano. -
Gar Wander miro betrogen
Dur9 falfdsn id0nen S6ein
lno per ibm nahgs3ogeu.
Siebt msiit gu fpdt Is elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
8sItraits 5aboicr.

@s lief Elm 5uno iibsr einsn 0aTsrs
itrom uno bate Elm Slid 5leiih i'm
Ylauis, 4ls er aber ods Bib pom
6leii9 i'm 8ahsr iiebt, ndbnte er, IS
mare duh 6leiid, uno inHdppte gis=
rig odnah. pa CT a6er Oas Waul
duitbdt. entfiel i'm Oas Stiid 6lsiin.
uno Oas Mafer fubrte es meg &iio
perlor ct geibes. oas 6lsiih uno oas
Bib. II USan ioa iid begnigsn laTsn
init Dem. mas @ott 9i6t. User 3u
Disl baben mid. Der be6dlt 3ulsBt ni6ts.
WSanher. Uerliert oas Gewifs iibsr Dem
llngepifen. @er bds Wenige rer=
i6mdbet. Dem niro Das @r6Bsre ni6t
3uibeil.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
1rlerf,s!

Oar Dan@sr fiati. gar 9laHhtr fdli
GtiI i'm DIR eisbe 6ano Mot bait
nnb nift ibn. iUw IS ito s~sbahrt,
Dlif milesm 0orfe iiaBf uno fahri.
B5ro' ihm otr gitbe sous ~ tbetl,
oar DiaEasg lambs cot uRo pal,
Gsn idlncos Uiisganii, bolsr 5ieio
9StIbt ifsgt.sai- il Jloia uno Seo.
Gin gsort OF. pas be .s5s ipridt,
4irft b.iier, bum Gin SlTaiguIhs
unb gibi 90i 5tsiem glle5 Gel
Gslbf oeul, be- ia NsrIutilan3 fiel.
Drum 9lgts IN Der &flt asDaHH,
ageg ito BE- glsbs r.ismgu fam
uHo pall oarh bis'es es5silaao,
Gsilasi, gsiilB. DeA l5rH oanoi
y. Saget.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Das 1sinH an, 2sbsnS.

SD tenn ,iR ilsiass Ml6sasn. ionfi
mn gut
llne froh ing luiiis ris sin iansss
Rth.
llHo bat oas SiHs isiu better Sessrsrs
9cabgatt. BAT in Dem @artsn nit
gti1ielsn
sid mie ssiamnsIi. IN osm aHno
Damn
AH isiHsr 8auttsr SIT IN gii0srs
tahe
au itsnsn Nlardsn bsflia F1 e..
BAIT.
IA rtrosn trl5s ve5! bic 6.anltn
Negsiiiu.
wse ne ls Bes 6tn.F
q isRst as 90rf TIL. iginsu Boasn
SD 1zf sis ra1ssr 4ssm1sa tile
nisesg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

GtdrtuRoetrnuL. sin
"a oaig.i man mi. ejnea l.als,n
2rini7loe eea altsu Utiues uus
f.nem gBlefit poa itJuta queer. 10
re etro Garoneaiaft NieIer
3raRi thut sci ihvertu Erlranaga
stH eo1aalire Eieuie. Wtlr e.
hh aR Starting o,e htyieis ban
ae!'. iaur man ant1t ots 8s.nes
audi sirtn @nicfitl uoa antsa Gca.
sac fshatn. @gH 8aiitt -sht TART
5a5tta'a nap nit ,iutm Qaiftsl6fiel
eel eeanae. 3u3tr uu0 III II osritf
ZEN s'ei'e wgrahrt 1it7i EN- os
E,r't6aiieitii a@nrt9saess i6r
iaaa St' itspsstn aarsta
ar7 iretHitlestsuua a7tn ialsr
2t'. Naritaetn w~eiyaa,s. obivtf
seine MIX eaaHpalntr elt sia his
egsih. lVtrttu. inie
ett#f3o 'ca etr.tis Tamei
Ha1. C4aal tet Ser
tn stgtu. s.
ess
esant in y
Nari,HesH ee.rsa
i rsns esf rst
feto .i,nn r
.sscn,. I'M
esles miss str.
~ Na
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

M:si9iH: -Die 6errfdaft min friTd
eeleste Ger baben gsperL. man
NAL I'm Ston mad, ob bic Sabner ass
lsgt baben. unb bring oann ieds
yer Run. Dnrum gsbIt Oh oeRn
nint?~
Bsperi; N5er Wutter On
bait mir ia tein @eIo mitgsgs6eal"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
giOturieae sefahauus.

Ieutiit Sinh Die eisr lu6 igiid,
9err Wirte2~
Wirtb (bei Dem Elm Rctar aus Der
Stabt ais Sommsririidler po6aD:
.1ds moht' i'd meineu! Der SER
1tofar mar psri0nIia susessn. ais iie
aeleAt mur0en."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
eiaemiImn.

eiseniinnig lift Grgsr ais %uufnnia.
9eim eiasnfnn 1T tsin @epinn.
part gegen bart, nimmsr gut naro.
eiseniian 1T Elm b5ier 3atbgsber.
@lgsnlpip lit ans ods ar6bte liebsl.
eigsnpiue muB sebroden iperoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

et 81 CLAUDE uiig ooh. nab If
oant Ui uia. sssa ganul
SHat. Sa meintg frtuusin
pan Tn ss'asi ih v6rs fir Tin
uetyaauei ntg nea 9afil-
ef ean; utt astr ohug GAIT
lam ricH oo1 aat rIAi lt6eU.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
@pslIsn umb GctrGnFc fir
ItrarEc.

Jan 0ei aGen aganten mub cine De-
ltluimie Dat becba9iti meroes. uH0
es iollM nur ltidts un0 ui65t 0as
6ieoer ~ercsasnoe Speiisn unD Ge
.rante ocrabrei@t meroen. nohe. ma
tirlid auh oem 9toiirinib nab
85iptdieluns 8ehaang 5eiragsR vsrs
oen mtB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

ontfl: sd min Sic Qeule, Semen
Du mas ihulois tifi. 5noor NAL
iprshen."
9lefFs: Damn ifIaa' i6 Dor, IL
men 9egriBunss 4bsuo gu orrans
oirsn."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
NnInnnitnl

8ihter. nGuaetlagterl Wie tons
men Sic od3u, iih einen iaII6en 9a=
men beisulegen2"
Ingetldater: ~UoIo2 Bel unisrs
tens neHu'' &c BET nur ileih alden
Ramen. Sd polie ian3 eenFob cod
mai i~niosuito reiisnl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
eh5nrs MefuItot.

Run. ME BAT S3r neuss berbeTsr=
tes 5suerpebr. 4atomobil Td benn BE-
Dd6rt2~
%, beim lebten 9ranoe murbe IN
folge oes bliBinnellen GintreFfens bes
Automobils bereits cine @erlon aus
ben 5ldmmen gerettet 0rei Wlens
iden fubr es dlerbings uaterpegs
tobi."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
N6tDiet. G6e
MANHATTAN

25ubfo6enrdf6fec.
Gin Wsaurerpertseus lit oas Ding,
Sang unaniebnlib InO ssrine.
Gem Nanlen bang elm 3siheH an,
Sin Borraibsraum lit as aIsOann.
BUN fiee nod elm 3sideH elm,
Cas neue @ort eir Wiann fol- iein,
Der Hint nno in eeiuauoter 8elie
Den gdit beoient NIT Grant uno Gpeiie. /.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Bo6renrdi6rer.

5ar Aafl6iaHs Der O5il.H Ritsitt ii
ioIeeROsr Brsis ausssisBt:
Gin Columbia RalsnOer.
Bel OsrAusIooinus Oss Brsiles tomnen
Il ioIhe 5euerbsr, ole aQe BRET Bdthisf
rthtia asIolt Ino bic A1fIOiuHs.H bis ,um
%. Oct. 1909 eInseiniit 6aosa, in bes
tgaGs.
AulOiuas ar Ritli.l III 20. So.
/.
9Gnb - Sanb - eano - Sanb.
Su,tsr, qeiIb, 5sIsns. 6Iiees, COB. Rieie.
Sdub, SieO, ylsiO, Ahtana, Bein, Rubsr.
Station.
SIM 8iasn Iisst be S6alo, uitt in Der
Sbal.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

limb Sic Iinb 70 drgerli6 iiber Sic
pl0Bli9e 9eiratb Sbrss So6nes? 0as
TT er benin eigentlid?"
nGr lit 9unrmaIer."
Limb FEE"
Isle bat aud mir
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Ssus s~s,sianuns.

Saaftr SO motse eeyn einsn
Sassau @tEottiit en- rem sirti
,,tvsE 50 siei1es Stii arbsistn seas
nsu.
Sersauisr: .Sshg po6ll Sn tretoe
'reA Serrn iofcrs sinsu s1sif&I6fris
Sasa,s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
nta

s# Ga#S. els Elm bsaaabay.es
%aeereant au0 Die 5priben
manufacturer fifsi1 agheitsal Don
atsrsi'sr .ioriet 1T Ia. osm 9ismsner
ien Seeta3 Hidi Naumpt lpcrSgn,
ME heutet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

~Sbr @atie reoste mir I~ber6aupt
pom Seirdt6sn ab ~ BAT er benn 70
lhIimme grfabruugsn aemdht9"
~@erooe odraus t0nneu sic auf oas
@eaentheil iflieBen. oenn sr aSnni
niemanoem mas 8uts5l"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

&tuner; n6srrlet., hei unisrem
9slhalt, od merit man crit, pie itnen
PIE 3eit Der0sttl Raam FBi elm SAT-
tlnf Wlinuisu, itreit er iten: Sic,
i'd mart iton cine balbc s~tun0e"!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

ait ebsnio srOB. ais ibsr bic I90ne
tub uno bic 5ebn Older 2ano. bic re
con ibm gum 9sl6snt bstam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

-Eis eait bier itsiat riot bi,f II
etlitn man Ftbi ia nur qrang,. :
Suffers Savseruoftg. IA. venn
siHsr ssisas ssn2sSa e. All & Il
sEEss saA -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
DrlillnriltirdDrs.


Eaitsiatanssu9tsy. -Geaen ii,
mot Sht esiviHsn ty.etAvgn2
Grstllaattr. . mel - ga Is
i3o .si3i sngel-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

Autge3ogtHe @emmel. -
Sine mlrbe 5emmsl Miro III Ulilh
tlngeusidi, bis Fs gang poageiogsH
1t. Damn TOUT man in tinsn 5opf
ftuas irii6e Butter. plot Bis az
psidts Semmel oaja uno quirlt Elm
vt NIT menig 3udsr. gisbt Is iibsr
Die Semmel uno ldBt oits in Der
8opre lui3iegeH. niAt Baden. U2it
lpeaig 3uder p~eitreut ooer au1 nit
9imbter ooer 6dsebattsniait 9enoi
ZEN, ldmedi Dies it6r gut. s. gibt
abr 6dns, no oer 3udsr per6oisn
49, unb man Damn bic aufge3ogsne
Stmmel un9siHBi stnitbsn muB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

Sotaassas.sEst a~ssraeztsa tsur.n
es9 s'H aalsas.s as gr6nx Fa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17
Qiarnont. Ndf6rer.

Elm 8ubhabe.
cine frpit1nifrte WdKe.
Elm Snnni.
Og999gO Elm mdnnliber Rnme.
oeCoo Elm NineroL.
eos cine prcu6ifhe Staot.
etne Eoniiufe.
Die NliiteIbuhitdben Uon II obtparts
bilosn eIeib ben 8uhitaben Der passrehs
ten gllitsIreIbe einsH mdnnli4en Ramsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

User Ser praftiide 66ineie fpeis fh
81 helien uno bdnat Die Maide auf
isinsn 3opf luf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

ti6pldba Gen. BON Elm
bis 3pei Gjeru made man einen 0us
eeliela ben man ouHn dusp.rlt anO
IN bis 2 Soil breiis 5lrsiier I6ntls
oti. Sn einem 5opi, maht man
dlsoana Ulildl to6eHo. ano 5par aai
oiei,n giurslfHtsn btrthnet. Gina
ortipitriel bis iunIoiertet 5hoppeu.
Die &uosIR Derosu in bic aeiohis
49ilh aeihan. elm, Set lang oarH
gsieht uuo Damn inn Eopfs IN osn
8atoien Qmtitellt uno btgbri9E ge
haatn. nan gibt in oie Miih Elm
iptnla Gal3 uNo ~ieroiri nit 3uder
uno Sin lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

ais r. Bon
3lpei Stern miro oas @elbs mt eipda
3nte. aerleri. oanH ain GBl0iiti
aoA 1lle5l uno ]ulsBt otg 5hgse or
Uitr earunier gsmtiht. Glla modt
~ s'nfm 9opie cine Gale Mila To-
1'no. l6iiigi ben 1t.9 6ineip uno
loBi tit.ia iodtu. ohns ss ansrsu.
atH 5N iaiisa. aRau tsun cie y&oda
iporm ano laii atuitbtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

6arbe. Garbs. Barbe. Rur5s.
ssius ridiissu e6iuussn srbaIteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

~-fr1aF7 ssr S,rr Ser 10 S6na
Hadaa5ta e. SIT atua I'm a Rams
Hra9 citizen. "a ioQsn risSsr 60
a1sa SaAo III. ofs ssrtrsisnsu rs
'as aHi 2 oa r A5na srtsnut
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-17

3ltintfin 1T sntiest. Iii osiae
IT ab9erlnen un0 bic @dihe IA o5Hs
4gftfub aetrodnet mer0sn.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

One of the most curious recent le- gal discoveries. in connection with the so-called white slave traffic in this city. and the abduction of young girls for criminal purposes. has brought to light the fact that only aliens can ex- pect protection under the federal law. while American citizens must look to each state to frame legislation to pro- tect them in stamping out this evil. As a result, legislative steps in this and many other states now promise an effective check upon the depreda- tions of the agents of this traffic James Bronson Reynolds of this city a close friend of ex-President Roose- welt, and secretary of the National Vigilance association, who has studied this situation and it's causes not only in America but in Europe and the orient, has endorsed as models the new bills now pending in the Illinois legislature with every prospect of be- coming law. Any one who is aware of the number of innocent victims, en- trapped and enslaved yearly in this abominable traffic, will not need to be told that vigorous and compre- hensive remedies must be applied" he says, referring to the Illinois bills which Assistant United States District Attorney Parkin has prepared for a magazine, Woman's World of Chi cago. These bills, which have the of ficial endorsement of state and na- tional organizations. have been care fully revised to make them models for other states, and already similar bills are pending in other legislatures.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

thousand shrimps, thirty thousand
 oysters, three tons of vegetables, one ton of salads, twentyfour hundred pounds of butter, twenty-four hun dred dozen eggs six and one-half tons or thirteen thousand pounds of bread, crackers and pastry, and sev- en thousand pounds of dessert. In the line of liquids a woman of seventy in this city, acording to the figures presented, has imbibed forty nine hogshead of wine, five hundred and forty-eight gallons of spirits, and three thousand gallons of tea and coffee. While these figures may be accepted as authentic, feminine New York is now busily engaged in try ing to determine how many women on such a basis of solid and liquid consumption could raech the age of seventy years.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

Animals are in a fair way to com
 pete with human beings in this city,
 not only on the grounds of promin-
 ence but in financial aspects as well.
 Recently there has come to light the case of a dog, two pounds in weight, which virtually controls $500,O00 worth of Fifth avenue property, a record that few of New York's great property holders can approach. The case in question, which in addition to the diminutive canine involves one of the choicest Fifth avenue lots in the city, is believed to be unique in real estate channels. The lot in question, of small dimensions, is To- cated next to one of the older houses just below Forty-second street Re- gently the owner was offered for 1t s5G0,000, a record price, but he re- fused it for the reason that a sister who lived in a house adjoining the vacant property had a small dog which used the lot to run in. If it were sold the dog would have no yard in which to exercise and for this reason the half million dollar offer was rejected. Another animal living in perhaps greater luxury, though not having such large real estate holdings, is the first trick pony of the now extinct Barnum and Bailey circus, which at the age of twenty-eight years is living as the guest of the Garden City hotel on Long Island where it is the recipient of many calls. The aged pony has not only a sumptuoIs box stall but a Japanese valet as well, who daily leads the animal out for it's exercise during which it is the recipient of gifts and attentions from a large circle of boy and girl friends. While advancing years have brought stiff ness, the pony still attempts a few of its old-time tricks. While there are many .pampered pets in the Metropolis, a dog controlling $500.0 900 worth of real estate and a pony with a Japanese valet seem to establish new record in this line even for New York.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
SURPRISE IN TOKYO AT
 STRAUs APPOINTMENT
Japanese Thought O'Brien Would Be
 Retained Another Year.

Tokio. March 11.-Special dispatches to Japanese newspapers here, stating that oscar Straus, commissioner of commerce and labor in President Roosevelt's cabinet, has accepted the appointment as ambassador to Japan, and that the Japanese society in New York is making preparations to give him a farewell dinner, are causing much surprise in Tokio. It was gen orally believed in diplomatic circles that Thomas J. O'Brien. the present American ambassador, would remain another year
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
TRAIN WRECK.

New orleans, March 11.-It is re- ported that the Arkansas. Louisiana and Gulf passenger train, bound south from Little Rock, was derailed by train wreckers tonight. after crossing the Louisiana line. Several persons were killed and others seriously injured.
 Engineer McDaniel was killed and Fireman Gowan seriously injured. No passengers were hurt. The switch was thrown and spiked and the signal light turned. ss
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

ommendation was approved by the commission and became a law. It re- suited in the almost immediate clean ing out of women of undesirable char acter from tenement houses in New York city. Nearly every case taken to court has been successful. I am, therefore, able to confirm. through the practical experience of New York, the feasibility and success of this partic- ular recommendation, or at least the value of the penalty imposed"
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12

The feminine heavy weight eating championship of this country evil dently belongs to New York women, if figures presented before the last meeting of the Rainy Day club at the Hotel Astor may be accepted. Ac- cording to them any woman in this city who lives to the age of forty consumes over 105,000 pounds of food and drink, while if she reaches the three score years and ten mark her total consumption is over 210,000 pounds or more than 106 tons, Quantity sufficient to load ten freight cars with a capacity of 20,- 900 pounds each. The various items which contribute to this astonishing total were cited by the speaker as follows: thirty steers, two hundred sheep, two hundred lambs, one hum dred turkeys eight hundred squabs, one hundred and twenty fresh tur- bot, one hundred and forty salmon, sixteen hundred Holsters, twelve
Arizona republican., 1909-03-12
MILLION 4 DAY
 FOR BUILDINGS
New York Will Spend s35o, 100000 in New Construction This Year-More Than s2,2oo, 100000 Thus Invested in Last Ten Years.

New York, March 7.-(Special cor respondence of The Republican.)- From indications based on the first quarter of the year, a new building record not only for this city but for all cities of the world will be estab- lished here during 1909, a record never before approached either in this coun- try or abroad. Each time the sun sets, it is estimated on expert au- thority, $1,000,000 will have been in vested in new building enterprises, or more than $350,000,000 during the year. an increase of more than s50,- 000.000 over the high water mark of the record breaking years of 1905 and 1906. Last year the total fell below $200, ,000,0 but the amount thus in vested during the last decade never theless exceeds $2,200,000 900. During the two months and a half already passed, the worst part of the year, so far as building is concerned more than s105, ,000 worth of construction has already been contracted for. Fully s150 1000, 900 of the years total, it is estimated. will be spent in the erec- tion of buildings for business pur- poses south of Fifty-ninth street, while s1OO, 1000. GOO more will go for the construction of apartment houses. residences and hotels. The additional S1O0.000,000 will include public build
 ings. theaters and suburban homes within the limits of the greater city. Some of the big projects in the down town districts include the $10.000.0O0 Equitable Life building. a s4.000.000 penitentiary for the city. a new s4,- OO0,O0O hospital, s4,OOO,OO0 for the Grand Central station, a s3,500.0O0 branch postoffice, a score of office and apartment buildings costing from s2.OOO,O0O to S3,5OO,OOO each; two new hotels which are being erected by Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Robert Goe- let at a cost of s2,OOO,OOO apiece. and numerous other public and private buildings costing s1,OOO.OOO or more.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
,EFF0RT TO SECURE
BAIL FOR MORSE
Many Men Prominent in Finan-
cial World Anxious to Sign
the Bond.
BELIEVE IN INNOCENCE
OF CONVICTED BANKER
Express Confidence of His Ac-
quittal When Appeal Is
Decided.

NEW YORK, May 9.-BeariDg tho
signatures of more than a score OF men
prominent in the banking and CONNER
cial world, a petition will he presented
TO the United States circuit court OF
appeals tomorrow asking that Charles
w. Morse, the convicted banker, now IN
the Tombs, be admitted TO bail pending
a decision on his appeal,
That his friends stand ready TO put
up an almost unlimited amount Of sure
ty is indicated by the petition, which
reads that eve. the undersigned be-
hcving in the innocence of Charles w.
Morse of any intent 10 defraud the
Bank of North America, or TO deceive
the government officials. are willing 10
become responsible upon his bail bond
for the sum of $4,000 each without in
demnitv. We do this because we do
not believe he Will leave the .jurisdc-
tor Of the court. and that when his
case Is finally heard and understood he
will be acquitted -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-10
EMPEROR WANTS TIME
TO REACH DECISION

ST. PETERSBURG, May 9.-Thc en-
pcror has postponed his decision in the
matter of the naval staff bin until May
IL. The cabinet met tonight prcsuma
bly, in an effort 10 find Il compromise
formula which would give partial salts
faction TO the Rcactionary party. The
duma leaders are very pessimistic on the
general outlook for progressive lcQjsla-
ton. in view of the strengthened hold
which the Reactionarics have on the
court.
The dissolution Of tho duma in the
near future is considered not unlikely
In fact. the members Of the extreme
right are oXulting over the prcdicamcnG
of the cabinet and are planning for the
electoral campaign for the fourth duma
in which the Liberal element will be "A
neglible quantity.
RumoTs that the emperor and en-.
press intended TO take trip TO Lon
don, Paris and in the Mediterranean
early in the summer are Incorrect I'm.
less the schedule is changed, the cm-
peror Will go 10 Stockholm in June
lie Will return here TO attend the unyei!-
ing OF monument erected on the Pol
tava battlefield. July 9, at the celcbra-
ton of the two hupdredth anniversary
Of the battle. a great and patriotic
celebra ton has been planned at Poltava
and historic regiments viii be assem-
bcd.