davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Der SaatenitamN.

Rad 3uiammsRiteluRgeR Ns 8uns
oes Observation-Disclosures itano Der
6ribiabrswsissn an /. SUM- duF %
Yrsssnt oeS RormalitGR0ss, se5en
1852 an /. sunni 1909 uno 90 ais
Durhfhniti Der lesten 10 Sabre.
Winierpelssn itauo ON !. Stunt aui
SO grotsui gsssR s2.1 an /. Nai bes
9ori0hrss uno SO Yrot. ais 10
idbriasr Durhihnitt. Rosasn itauo
aui 906. esatn 500 Dor sinsm Sdbrs
uno S99 I'M l0idbvtlsR TlirhihRitt.
1as am 1. Stunt nit Sommsrpti3en
beiteutt NrsaI bsgru9. nab otm ne
Tibit ots Adsybau0mis. 9,742.000
46rsA. eoer l.349 600 4etss G3
NrCcsnA msbr OILS I'm poriaen Sohvs
beiisut puyos. Eos nit 0dfsr btiien
te Arbal umiobt "a 3So. 600, oStr l..
1I6.000 Ierss (35 9ro5.) msby els
I'm 9eglabrt. Die nit @erite beEelie
GFld6e bs,raot unatisbr T.051000
atysS, I'M 10000 acrts o0st OF
Vtorsul mebr, als I'm poIiaeu Sobyt IL.
Nst Siauo eisity Ttlefruht fpay sos
im @trsltitl 81 906 am tn1preAeRosn
Sogs hes 9cTidhrte uuo eos dm l..
Suui i'm DurdifniN Ger lssien 40
Sahte. Die nct3aalidatn NusHtign
aff sirt otobt CbHtrRit in Ntu Gna
iane mo zen pacjiiihtu StaattR iuie
NH. ME eas aaer5au NtparltHeut
bsgihitt btinobt Die urgInitasH Aus
hhitn i'm miti<rsn Shtile ots Qanoss
aai. rue iu atabem Nabs ots Cbiibau.
Ut oath DEN NTof ath1oia. purNn.
Tie @l&1a.tn osr Aepitl Grnit fac.
wit Nas Etpsutmepi mslA,i un 8
&uEtit e%ttiassr ais sur slsiten .3<it
sm ocyissr Slby ooty Hgr Sc 4roeent
fsesy ussno'tn SFa.t. Ter Durh
1aitsfsuo fix 10 Sabre iN COS
QgotE,r ssH 9tu 6asl1ue S,oatsn
uao an#otr e1.ift tsr alFt rigN attr
eHc Esnst GIr.s ttsuerit. p3sgeaS in
1pltsn srettH &egia S,seitn rs
Eaio arS Na7cau ras tirs U,...sl
egHit lu NasI4i i N.atstr sSr
igriti# he Niy{5 Sgat in F,,,e
III octsaslidgR Gusiu4.tn "a. is.ttr
S@1.H pie Ggets,1 are TGevcrs
sins es3Bctsa Kstctte i'm 9c.;,sr
Sasr. 5by S.ouo .css em +. Nsni.
e2.o qssssni, ssSsa 81 qgss in g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Sol. Tbeoeore RorIeDeli nebT Jd=
Mile BAT fh an 10. 05s. in South
ompton mad Rem Yort eiHssidifft.
no Ct am 4beao oss II. SUM sinireFz
fen miro. Sir feinen gmpfang fHO
grobortige Observation-Disclosures
d%rraugirt ipurOsn. bic iid namentlv1
ourh lire gsrduihDoae POte aus3eids
nen peroen. Sofpis ser 6simtebreHoe
an goro Oes 3o1cntters .Nnoroscogs
ain" ieine Tabrf bic Buht binduf
dntriti, uerosn Idmmtlih i'm 9dfeH
Dor @Htsr Iisgenoe DompFfahr3euge
Elm Dampfpfeifsnconcsrt oniimmen. 10
bab bic gerDobusrfdaft pom gang Rem
gort duh nitt sineH ausenblid barrie
ber i'm llntlGrsn iein piro, peHn 9err
RooieDelt Die leBte S.rede Teiner Belle
dnoetreteH bat. Die 5lottenparaoe
niro aus u Abtbeilungen beItebsn u.
e Derben iib baran sesen 100
1dbr8euae alsr mOglihsn Continue
iion betbeilieen. Gessn II ubr an
Sdmstas 8ormittag miro 9r. RoOies
oeIt an gaR0 geben. UNI Don WldDor
@apnor smpfuuseH gu psroen. Die
Wlitglieosr bes 5eitcomites uno Die
our Sheilnabme an oer 5eisr einselos
oenen Safe. I'm @aH3eH 600 perioHen,
Derosn ouf elmer gu 6isism 3pede bers
asfelten 1ribune Der BegriBung BEL
nobnen. Rad BEN 3eosaet piro iid
Johann Die S%irdbsnpdraoe IN 8eUes
eung iebsn. an Der Spite bic nRaubsn
Better, oensu fi6 bic Gquipa9e NIT
5errn Rooiebelt. Wapor @apHor uno
Cornelius 8anoerbilt anihliebt, 4uf
0ieIe Serren fol9en bic 5000 g%eteranen
be fponiih sameriednild eR 8rieses.
Oct 3u9 niro 0urh Elm bon $4,000
bis 10000 Wliiaiieoern locdler uHo
ausipdrtiesr SrganiiationeR eebil0ts
tes Spalier sieben, bic an Der 5inften
apeuue @~uftsDung nebmeH peroen.
Ms 8ertreisr Der Regisrung bel Der
GmpfangsFeisr bat Yrdi. 30ft ben
adsrbouIecretdr WilIon unO ben glas
rineiecretar Weper beduftragt, nd
mad RsfpYOrt 3u begeben. iopie Capt.
Butt, psrionlihsr AoiuiOHt oes BRA
fosnten, fpelttr benz QntOmmenoen
Elm 9epiatommuungsI hVeiben Saft's
iiberreiheu piro. Rdhmittags fdhrt
Rooit0slt 6srsits mad leiHsm 2anofb
in Sprer Ban ob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Der emetiFct,e KrSnuneSciN u.
Sic DerfanmnaSsG aranfien. =

Die greHe G~Rgldno's fIat Spdlte I'm
Spalis nit e%r0rkrungsH uber be
3pedmabiaisit osr asuOeruns oes bic
@mpTiuoanasn Der 9atboliisH vsrs
lssen0eu a6uiaseioes anIdBlih Der
shron6eneisung. 3uihriftsn herOers
raasuoer M1dnnsr Der BOlitii. Der
@iFenfduft uno Der Qitseratur. dah
an~osisbeue sneIilds @siiiIihe Der
Giaatstirhe bebanoslR bic 6rose
nab allen RihtunssH. uR0 man etf
feIttenen. noB in aisiem 5due eng
laao I'D nieoer ais ole sWiess Der
freihitlid<H @sEnuaRs efieHbort,
ME Der S6riftiteasr g0ndn Gcple
ifols in sinsm 9riefe an Die .Simes
F6 6ubsgi.
DID einsias 5raes. un Die Ea nod
Sic SS5risTung orebt. III. oh Die Men
ssruna esr g~iOssfsrmsl oorssnom
men Eper0sn taRH. obns o1b Ole in Der
snaliitsn 9srFaHuns s%sferosTtsn mt
isntliA<R @oraHiisH" a~nfgesgbsn mar
sen. Sine uutsian1snt yrIfuns srs
si6t nun. DAB auA cine bic 5ormel
noh aenua @~arsriisu osiuT tsfsben
6lsibsn. oob esr a5uis ron England
lib niAt BEN -@lanbsn isinsr Aensa
abneHost.
Sm -@d II Settlement. ser i'm
Sabre l700 anaeHcmmsS ruro. q
susNratli5 fsi.stitst. oas -iseer, Der
fa nit esr 2igts SENS duSesi6bns
Bat o0sg cusfcbusn nito rosr OF
mtiRitafi nit ibr uH.srboli, pie
pSefli5s RtlisisR Assans cesE tirs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Die D~irectoren Der Singer geiens
Idaft, cine Der grOBtsn Rdbmaihinsus
Fcbritsn Der Welt. BADEN ibren Actios
ndren ben 9OrIhlag
SIatRen gemaht, ben oer3eiz
nnieres famsien tigen ueberihub Ser
>,$Hnsjsns." @eitl{hdft in 5orm
elmer Nctienotoi0enee
auf3uthsilen, uno Die Actieninbaber
perbsn an Is. SUM- iiber oieien Dor
ihlos obitimmsn. Sc banoelt iih 0as
BEL I'm ToIgenoes: Dir aen. @eieaz
ihuft bat Elm a%ctisncupitdl bon $50,
100000. uno Ourd bic gsplante Nc
tieHoi0tosHoe@ Ionen .SGabdmts DC
item gum Rerniperthe bon sbsnFaus
$30O00.000 sur gsrtbeiluHg iommsn.
Delsr ~lIsbsrfhub- pnrOs lei. 1900
.pereisRt@ uno 1T i'm @es6dft oness
Isgt. Bis 1900 bate iit9 oas Actisns
capital Der @eieniddft aus - &c.
100000 esitslt uno Die somaliss ers
b0huRs nm S20.000.e-0 mar sbena
faas bic ausitittuRg elmer QciisnOiz
pieenoe. nun oaB Die 0amaliss Dipis
eenoe 200 9rocsnt aasmdhtt. nab
reno Hh Der GrtraDsroisnf fir Die
Iesten 3shn Sable auf -nur" 100 Bro
cent iigat. Vie ldRss Sabre Die @ss
ieaitdft an Der. nit IberfhihissH
mad gxrtbeilHrs Der rsauldrsn Dis
eioen0en psrb<iben0sn) grofitsn be-
sablten 8%srgrobsruHg uuo 8~lehruns
oer 4Rlaaen orbeitets. bic in 1900 Die
Ausaabe pcH S20.OO0.0 900 7ieioeRs
beH Mstien ssitists. If Hi6t betaunt.
gbtr IS 1T offeniittlit. oab 0is 500
Siaaer= agte Dor 1899 F9 bis bsuts
an sds ~S100=gctieH rtrmssrte. oli0
eiR Mann. oer in 1899 Acitien oer
Einaer=g eielidaft in N~snRfueria ucu
$1,000 beiab. huts islts @ctiea i'm
Rsnrfoersbs 0on 5000 tcist, cine
oaB q tinsn Sent hin'2sablie uuo
trosoem sr poas 5shH Sabre lang iAen
cuf 5000 Aciisa eie resslnafias
EiDisercs srb1ltsH b1ttsl 116si &C.
niebt bic Observation-Disclosures -
80tif6ut. Der 3sa briHst ZEN
liHfIs sam spar teiHtn Seat
cir. oa felt siHsm 1leHi6sraIisr nHo
l6n1st ieine H~sbmaihins sHm 8tr
iouf ;%Hpotitri wurOs. CHER Ct srmoa
lJtfs zen sbsn Den 86huai6 iusHs
stisuiteiten 80 groCsRt erfsg6ios
ssn auf ser nyhs1uns nrsis plas eli
Rsn -Srhdnsissu- prsfiL alo sirs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

sissn 5obr unb gsssn sinsn Gur6s
iAniits Tfon5 BON $50 gtoc. in BEN
IeBteH 10 SabfsH. SR ben mittIeren
Gtaoten nir0 Die grntt der oorouss
fhtli4 nur sins mtttlmdBigs psrotn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Wslhs duberoroentlide 9unubme
Die 3ebl Der erperbstbdttgen Srduen
in DeutihIan0 ouf
Die alien @sbieten erfobs
5rau i'm rem Fat. 3eigt cine
G~rDcrbsIcbcn feline itdtiiiIGe Nr=
In TentfdslaHS. belt, Die Norie 6elz
Ter unter hem SiteI
Der @anoel in Der 6rduenorbeii
Deutfhlmo's felt 1895" iceben perz
0fFentliHt. @dbrsRo in ben sSabren
1895 bis 1907 bic 3d6i Der mdnnliten
@rrrerbstbdtigen Inn 1885 procent
3%ussuommen bat. lift bic Der psi6liden
I'm $3.50 procent genahfen. s.
243493 eripertstbdtiss Srauen ersa6
bic 9erufs3dbIung oou 1907, eegeu g..
264.393 i'm Sabre 1895. 5dn elm
Drittsl Der geIammten p~oltsnirtbs
ihaftli1ea @~rnerbsdrbeit i'm Deut=
iden 8eide rubt alio beute duf peibs
lihen ShuItern. @eraOesu erftaunIih
1T Die 3unabme Der beru~fstbdtiaen
5rausn in Der 2anopirtbi6aft, in Der
ie ben 2.758.454 auf 4,59S, 1856, olIo
UNI 81 proc. esltiegeu lit. Su Der Sns
ouitrie BAT bic 3abl nur cine 9ermebs
rune BON 1888 prOc.. BON 1.521,11S
duF 2.1O8.924. erfobren. 8efonoers
berDor3ubebsn tit Res Fsrneren Die 8erz
mebrung Der bsrufstbdtiaen Trduen in
BEN f0g. frsien 8erufen. Rdnfe mo-
gen in oisien 3oblsn Ben gereis eines
Gulturidrittes erbIiden u5len. sSm
2idte Der geIhidtIiten grfdbruna err
i6sinen 3utauoe. neIhe bic 5rau CUR
@oncurrentin oes Wannes MAIDEN i'm
ermerbsIsben, as uneeiuRo.
Geaen bic 5~ousfliege ion in bieiem
Sommer cine initematiite &usrot=
.ungscampasue i'm gan5sn 9anoe err
nffnsi perOen. Der
Sefampfuns 8~enerdlorst Stern
ser RansFIiess. bsra Der gunosgors
NEE un0 anosrs mes
DiclRilhe 4utcritdfen ertldrsn. bah Die
Siege mehr &mntbeilen oerurfadt.
ais irssHO etnas 4noerts. Dr.. s. &.
9erer ron Rem gort. Der nn geaen=
ltano sum Speeialitu0ium aemaht
bat, idgt. oab Die 75lieae nitt nur
ebolero. Shuinofutt, Tnphus.
Boden, 4usiab. ionotrH aud ptele ans
oere Eranihsiten rerarlahs. Tesz
hoib lei e HctbpsHoig. Drabtfsnfer
an ben 6dulsrn an3u6rinosn uno aud
ole 8biren 0urd 0ra1tseflehte az
gen has eiRorinaea ser Rliessn az
ihlstn. Gua Ionte nan ans nab.
runssmlitel pdbrsno BEG 5cmmers
1liseosdt baltsn. eamii sic alisasn
pc niht aerunrsiuissn i5nuen.
Die Cpp0fiion gssen Die 0orseF6ld,
gene 4bdHoeruHa oes friiiiAen Qron.
eIoes. eeIs~ EeHuug niht nur zine
SsleiOigans FIR 0ie fatboliftsn uns
tsrtbansn 0roBbritonnien'g. ipn0ern
ois gauge tatboliihs Stride 6;loei. Sat
Die 6orm elmer 0fieniliden Dsmous
lfrasioH %oHgsHonmsn. Sn 4l6srs San
~ SoHoon p~erldnHe.tea nh CT 5000
Anslleaner uno td0eigr cine @siens
ltaft ais 9eEtrttsr oer euaHeelifnen
SteiloH DIR eHs.iideH Gir6e. 9r eis
Hsn sslesramm.an eSnia @eorae az
ie. oaB tine 451uosrnno .s5g
ots 9ei'ss 'trsr fs'eioiesn L.
6rsibtii ess Rsitsg ssfSsrssR
Die Sericmm.uns ssftlos.
mt alsR aEofisH sinsv A~6dase1una IL
.epprHirtn uro jensm 9nfah sisis
srobs eoHFifntieusls Stusushr an
lliaFsH. sHsrsr 1sH IiotsFa1o III
Siasif ''sH fsiitn be 5ctIa6s fsa.
sab 1900 6ayusE 4~ntomotiis b-s
XII, uuo o1cti -sost iran noE rrwer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Cine iuseps in rpaibinstsn.
@ afbinat0n. u. Suni.

- ! II ! y H. IN. aAAht'
9as Abgeoronetenbous 6at nit 1876
aeseu 101 Stimmen Die 9oItiparcais
l%enporldae dngeunmmeH, fpie ie pom
tepubiicGniiden Caucus d~usgearbeitst
mar, nodosm oas Oem0trdtifhe Sub
iiitut fir Die WaioritGts 9orlage nit
1876 gsgeu l13 Stimmeu permcrien
fporoen mar. Bel Der enogiltieen Abz
ltlmmnn9 ltinNten "a Dsm0sraten
nit ben RspublieanerH fir bic 4n-
nabme Der 9orlags, obpobl lie cine
republicdHiite 9auCusmabnobms mar.
IN Der ibr BON 6auis s%ssebsRsn
| 6inana iisht Die 8erldae Die Sddff=
ans zines 8srpaltnugsrdtbes nrr. be-
itebeao aus Dem GeneraIpOhreiiter.
oem Secretir oss SdaBamts uno benz
ObertuHbssanpalt Dieter bat gu
sntiteioen. in meIden .9otdmisrn
Yoliporolftn siugeriftet iperoen ioIs
len. Die aon elmer 8eripn in oieie
SNrbantsu tinaslesten 1epoIteH fol-
len hohit,ns 800 per Monat iein.
Die GinlaaeH ourfen i'm 9aH3sn Die
Summe oon $500 nihi iberfdrsiien.
Sin Gonio iaHu srDfFnet peroen init
siHsm Dolar. sir Ssue. Die @elo be-
hafa Ginlass iammeln pcuen, iperoen
10 Gents Norssn ausaegeben. Die
enilaasH btinsen riHeuS abrss5ins pom
. 9roCtni. Seosr giRleeer tam naa
@unih itiHs Einlosen fir 9unoesObs
lisctiouen austanihsH, bic in Der Sobs
ron $50. $40. 500. $50. 500 cher
$500 ausaeltben uno nit 2ia 9ros
cent idbglih psrsinh lperoeH. Das in
zen pOfIplroaHtn dHseidmmsIie @elo
Tam IowobI IN %ndtioHalsn ME duo
in Ssaoisbantsn. Die Fh in Der Ribe
Ser beirsfitRosu QoFimisr b~tfiRSen.
e%spoRiri rtrosH. Dieie 8artsn hdben
2ls 9rocsn. 3inisn 81 bssahlsH.
$50
g1it Ger Gnuahms Der @oninrcais
I'm Bill bai oas Sdus issi idmmilite
Wabnohnsu srleSist, aui Oersu Nm
nabms in oisisr Saanns Ger Yrafssnt
unbsoiusi befdHo "a hereita Sorber
eis SileHbabHperlags. bic Staatsus
ranapcrll9s fur NeG Nsgies Il. &rls
soma uuo Sic misunderstanding
1crlaas posn 5dufe e~uissbsiBH nor
Ssn iporsn. Die @iuhaliatefsbl Siu
pia man I'm 4asf3ub fhlummsrH
lcFta. % Ser QrsFOsni aai ibysr Grs
.ssisuHs ss3. ssfss5..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

SietiftitH ftilsn BE 5c.ia6s f,a.
oar 1900 6ayusr 4ntomctils b-s
een. uao o1sei -sost man uoG unmr
ssR sts laas.itsa Ru5s uno Ssil.t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Der SOnntaesbOts.

Entered at the postzoffice at Milwaus
kee. Wis. and admitted for transmission
through the mails al secondsclass rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Ben prris fur Sen sc SiKnamsritdnsr,
4Tidten uno 4friennsr dmeriraHIihe
Rdbmafhinen toufen %f0nHen; 81 Dem
ie BEN @urOpdern anseboteH rsresH
un0 ben 4uitrolierH, tur5 Seoem, Der
gi6t has Slid BAT uHter oem Stefa
neHbdl uer' uno Dem punoernole1
n3OLfans' su lsben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Die
Gcrteswablcu
In Spanien.

49,
goFIeroatipe, 100 Qibsrale, 20 3ez
publieansr. 13 @drlilien uHo einige
@Otalonier uno Bilne. gemerteuss
iuertb lit Der @rfolg Der GepubIicauer,
uHter oenen Diesmal Der erite Soeias
lit in Die Gdmmer ein5iebt. Der Sieg
Der 8epubliraner 1T in elmer eansen
&eibe BON WabIfreiien nur Ourt bic
3erlptitierung Der monarhiHiIh den
Stimmen m0gIih geDsisn unO aubers
Rem lit ben &epublieansrn Der llm=
ftano 81 Ollie getcmmeR, bab Die Nn=
Danger Oes geitIr8ten libsralen SUI
rers Moret bic GanOiadten bee Wtinis
itsriums 6auuIeias i'm Std seIaRsn
baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

Rdh ben 8eriGten, irelhe Dem Bes
riefeIunqss Department in Waibiugz
ton sugebsn. 1T in cieitm 5ru9jdbr
Der 3uorang boH 4n-
Starter FsosIungsluHigen mad
aHiIseIeritrSm. ben DerIhieoeneR 9es
gsn0en Oss rOirreH"
Mefens u~naen0bnlih tart unO in
son3sn Mogsonla0ungsu itr0meH bic
4nFsoler Ha1 Montana. Oregon uno
@afbiston, I0pR nab benz miloeren
Sloneiten. gelonoers erfreuli6 1T.
Dab 5auienoe Don americdnif6en
Brugern aus Canada ) il d
t c reH, obItoH Die Nus
fDanoerung nab Der Dominion
nod aHoauert. 9ieie bat IN neaeIter
Set einen betrdhtlifeR umfang eez
fDonnsH anO in osm 5iscoIiahrs 1909
5osen BON ben perfhieosnsn @essneeR
IN ben Ser. Stoaten 72,349 9srlonen
Ha9 Canada, oarunter 41,S71 9irs
esr. DieieH 3ablen Itaun aber cine
u ndpanoeruna BON efna 15.S
600 9erfonen gegeniibsr. @dhrsno
Der g WiOHats bis gum 81. MGrs 5. S.
rDanOerteR 1920 americanii6f 8iirz
ger nod CANADA aus. Sn sen Stadz
ten 99OHtand, Sbobo, @OibingtOn u.
Oregon 1T our ,3sit bic Ausoebnung
bes @iienbohnneses tart i'm 0ange u.
man fhGBt. eaB in Oregon allein in
tur8er 3eit essen 100000 Qcres
SaHo CUR 9~eiis0eluug psrfiistdr leiu
fperoea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

9Os en0eiiltiae GrssbniB Der fpds
niiden @ortesipablea 1T folssRoes:
226 2i6eraIe. 108 @~onierpatipe, 40
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

8epGblicaner, S Gar=
Iiifsn, Z gataIonier
uno sinise Mtlos.
Die alte.&dmmer odz
oeaer sahlte 24O
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19
Auerlet POM Gner.

ok Dirsctorsn Der Singer geleIs
fdGft, cine Der grOBtsn Rdbmoihinsus
Fobritsn Der Welt. BADEN ibren ActiOs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-19

8slhs duberoroertlide 9unabme
Die 3abI Der ermerbstbdtigen 6ruuen
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-27
w. c. i. U. PICNIC.

The annual w. G. T. u. picnic is to
be held at the Chantauqua grounds
on Friday evening, between the ses.
sions of the program. Members are
invited to bring their families and
guests and, incidentally, we'll filed
lunch baskets. as they will be found
very useful. Let all plan to make the
picnic real success. Mrs. Sears Nc
Henry and Mrs. Jacob Sims have the
arrangements in charge and will be
glad to answer any inquiries as to
the plans. Supper win be served at
$3.50 sharp.
The Misses Alma and Edna Wright
and Emma Nelson returned on Mon
day from a weeks outing ct Lake
View. ssss|
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-27
LARGE CROWDS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Opening Day Record-e -ersake er-Ths
Attendance Being Very Large.
Program Given In FuI.
ITALIAN GUARDS BAND TONIGHT
Walter Eccies, Humorist, World.
Famed AZ An Entertainer, oc-
cupies Platform Today.

The DenisOn Chautauqua Is now 10
full swing, having opened yesterday
afternoon under the most favorable
conditions. The large tent has been
erected on the north side Of Wash.
ington park, the park is well lighted,
and the grounds supplied with plenty
|of pure, fresh water. Il
The Chautauaua is under the super
vision of Mr.. w. L. Evans, most
pleasing gentleman, who takes pleas.
ure in explaining the program and
answering numerous questions. He is
ably assisted by q corps Of efficient
helpers and everything is being done
for the comfort Of patrons. The
mornings will be devoted to lectures
by Mott r. Sawyer, who will have
charge of the Morning Hour. He Is
an originator, not an imitator. He
has had big experience in dealing with
the mass. He is an organizer Of abil-
ltv. His lectures will begin at l0:OG a.
M, each forenoon of The following
days and on the subjects named.
Wednesday, Money"
Thursday Health
Friday Religion"
Saturday Common Sense"
Monday The Hundreds Point Man.
Season ticket holders are admitted
aF
free to the forenoon lectures.
For the entertainment of the chill
dren. King Arthur's Court has been
established. and is in charge Of q
very competent instructor from Ames,
Iowa.. *:
( Every boy and girl in this town and
Evicitinty holding q child's season tick.
let. costing 500. will be, entitled ID
membership In King Arthur's Court
Good King Arthur Is at the Chau
tauqua in all his glory. Every boy
and girl in the country has read with
pleasure the interesting stories of his
life and times. Some boy in this
neighborhood is to be chosen to take
the part of King Arthur.
The Princess will be there. Sc
will Sir Launcelot, Kalin. The Kitchen
Boy, Accalon, The Giant, The knight
with the Badly Made Coat and other
notables. All will go in search of the
Holy Grail, in imitation Of Arthur's
men. The leader viii. use the occasion
to impress historical and moral les
sons.
In addition to all this the leader
arranges lot of good games suitable
for the occasion. There will be circle
games, races, tag games. ball games
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active games, rainy day games, tourna.
melts, games for little tots.
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meAts. games for little tots.
Opening Of the Program.
The opening number Tuesday after
noon soon convinced all in attendance
of the high class lectures and enter
tainments that may be expected the
remainder Of the week. First on the
program was the Kirksmith orchestra.
Six winsome girls of delightful plat
form appearance and every one an ar
Itist, presented striking picture.
Their versatility made variety easy
for them. From the spirited and
often heroic splendor of an ensemble
production you were whisked of on
the wings Of soft, sweet vocal duets,
or charmed by the inexpressible beau-
~ Of q trio Of violin, viola and flute.
Agnes, Maude, Marguerite, Lillian
Pauline, Gertrude piano, violin, cor
net, flute, saxaphone, viola six in
struments and four vocalists, many
beautiful combinations were made
with ease.
The lecture Of the afternoon was
given by Matson Wilbur Chase, a
traveller of much note. His lecture
was well received.
The evening program consisted of
the Kirksmith orchestra and !. Miss
Evelyn Bargelt with readings and car
toon work.
Evelyn Bargetl holds place unique
and exclusive. As a reader and car
toonist she occupies field all her
own. All who heard Miss Bargelt
were delighted. Her humor is spon-
taneous. Her wit ready and unex-
pected. Her pathetic numbers are
Most touching. for she has a. most
fearful voice when she sees fit to use
It. AS reader she is above the
average "good" reader.
Wedn sday.
This morning Mr.. Sawyer gave a
lecture on Money and so enter
sained his listeners that his future
lectures are sure to be we'll attended.
There promises to be an exception
[aiiy large attendance this afternoon
and evening as the program consists
of rare entertainments. The Royal
Italian Guards band, with Pasquale
saFrante director, and Walter Eccles,
|shumorist occupy the platform. !:
Signor Pasqualle Ferrante iss q
bandmaster of renown. His programs
are gems Of artistic descernment.
Walter Eccles is clever and most
versatile. He does a good deal of the
solo work in the musical comedy
numbers, and then jumps in with an
amusing moaologue and Immediately
switches to impersonations. BY tie
way. speaking Of impersonations, he
does a splendid bit when he sings
Harry Lauder's Il Love Lassie..
He is very like the famous Scotch
singing comedian, who is now dra ".
ing a salary of three thousand dol
lars per week.
Thursday, July 2sth.
Concert. Lady Four entertainers
The lady entertainers are all that theil
company name implies. In addition
to the pleasing array of musical offer
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and character delineations Of a re.

AuSSS Cn0lF programs lnCluOe readings
and character delineations Of re.
freshing character.
Lecture, Sunshine" Dr. A. "A. VIII.
let's. dean Of Americas platform.
DIR. A. d. Willets, called the apostle
of sunshine, is not Unnamed. His
chosen mission appears to be to
brighten and tighten human life by
drawing the attention Of men to what
they always have about them, the
women to what they enjoy in things
in the reach If not in the possession
of all humanity. The views he gives
OF human life are not exactly orig
inal; that is, what he feels and there
fore says in every instance, is what
his audience has felt before, but never
said.
The evening lecture will be do
the People Ruler" BY Henry T. Rainey,
congressman from Illinois.
He will discuss in non-partisan
way. matters Of government, endeav-
oring to show that while the people
are governing this country they are
really doing nothing of the kind, but
that the country is governed by the
interests reaching out through both
parties and that often both party
leaders are unconscious instruments
in the hands of the representatives
of the interests; calling attention to
"jokers" in tariff bills, and other
measures.
Friday, July goth.
Recital by "A. Ruthven Macdonald,
Canadian baritone.
He is big enough to be seen and
sings SO you can understand. You get
the story as well as the music.
From heights of vocal splendor
among the classics, he drops to the
marvelously clever "Bibbity Bob, a
popular hit that once heard is always
Remembered.
An event Of the Chautauqua which
no one can afford to miss is the lee
ture by DIR. Frank Bristol, preacher,
author and lecturer.
Friday Evening.
What is said to be the brightest
and best number on the entire pro.
gram will be Friday evening and the
subject is "The Story Beautiful by
Rev. Father Mace Cory.
There is but one man that can tell
The Story Beautiful, in the inimit.
able way that Father MacCorry tells
| it, and that man is Father Mace CORY
himself. He is unlike anyone else on
the platform. He is in class by him.
self. His power of holding his hear
ers spellbound throughout an even.
ing of one minute moving them to
tears and the next thrilling them with
ecstacyof of compelling surrender tc
one strong emotion after another is
one of his most remarkable charac
teristics. This is due not alone to his
SURPRISING eloQuence and fire, but il
a great degree to the magnetic quail
lity of his voice and manner, to his in
tense earnestness, and to most en-
gaging personality. He touches the
fountain head Of art, music and lir
Il i.