davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
@abrlfeinlid fetne uumlttelbaren
sSOlsen Des Seelenteitreifs fir
9lmerifa.
9felu g)orf, IA. SSSllnl

@abrifeinlih miro fein Gampier
Ser groBen troftsatlantiiben Slaien,
nod elmer Ser 200 o0cr mebr Gramp'
oampfer, 0ie i'll ausldnoiihen S1len
regiitrirt iino, in 0ieiem Sanoe Don
leiner Wlannihoit im Stih 9elalIen
tperoen, mie Dies eigentlih nah Der
0roflamirllng oes Streifs OYrd Die
ccSllternationale Seeleute @aufrfldatt
in GnglanO 81 ermarten mare. 0as
lit 0ie 9lnIitt Don Wattbem Searle,
Ser bier in glmerif1 BEN Streit Ieitet.
n0ie Samburg-amerifaniihe Sinie
lmo ser 9toro0eutihe 2IonO 5aben
ein glbfommen, oas boDere S0bne 3u-
aeitebt, unter8eidnet ato merOen
niht I'M geringlten our4 cen Streit
beriibrt peroer," ioete 8earle.
Die anterifaniidje 2inie bat Die
ocforoerten 20bne bepilligt, meSbaIt
ihre Qeute Die @rbeit 1iht nieoerlegen
,peroen. Die Nmerifaniite 2inie
min, boB ibre 2elte iid eirer dr5t.
Iidlen llnterlubung unterlperienL wo-
nit oieie ni6t einperitanoen iino, abet
oieierStreitpunft miro pabrh,irIih
beiaeleat merber. 0ie Gunaro, Bbite
Star, Reo Star uno Atlontic Erans-
bort 2inien ii1o i'm Aus!dno regi-
Itrirt uno ibre 2eute Iino besbaIb fiir
cine Runofabrt perpflihtet. DeS.
balb miiIien ole Mannih1ften, oie
iebt oui jenen Sfiffen IL amerifa-
niifen 61ien ODER auf ser sSabrt na6
ioIfen finn, auf oielen 0aiapieru
bIeiben. bis Tie mieoer nod eRropGi.
ifen 4Idbe1 oelongen mo- iie iih
6ann 0en1 Sireif anitblieBen iperoen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Seine 6iIfe 5n ertunrten.
g'aihington, ii. Sun

~
Ter friibcre 4rdiiocnt 9ipriano
Goitro BON &ene3uela. Scr iih ange6,
lid oui oem 8ea mad, 8ene3uela Be.
finoet, nm BORT cine 9fepolutiou
ppeds 0ieocrerIangung Ser Wiaht
an3uletteln, miro, neun Die ameri-
faniihe 9iegieruua es ber9noern
fam, nirgeuOs llnteriiiisang fiuoen.
7ie 9legicrun9sgehei in
9terp Orleans utto anoeren Stdoten.
oie ais ausaangsnlnfte bon iSlIbu.
itiererpcoitionen befannt .iino, baden
0ie 9lnlpeiilirg tr6dIien. fdarf aui.
supoiIen ouf Rob teissrlei 0ernrtige
Grpeoitioneu oas 2anO berIaiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Grtrunfcn.

Oregon Gitp, Gre, t2. Suni
9eim 9'criuhe, oen t5.id6riqen
Sanucl Gerber 3li rctten. Der iid
bemiibte, ods 2ano su erreid)cn,
nah0em er ieinen S.jabrigen 9ruoer
pom Grtrinfen gerettet bate. ionO
Der 42,idbriae gtmoS 6arrin0ton
ienen Zoo in eiuem nern U}eiIen
mitliA BON bier geIeaeneu Gee uH0
e5enio aud Der annbe, ben er bate
retten pollen. 0iaiGm Gerber mar
in Den See qei1llcn. Sein g}riser
iprona i9m 3u 0ilie in 0os Wdiier.
Is qelang ibn aud, ieinen iiinae.
rem gruOer OH oas 2n0 3u briuaen,
a6er er elber mar 10 eridl6pit. 0aB
er oa5 llier nidt erflimmeu founte.
uesbaib 9arrington. UNI ibu Qei-
itano gu leIten, in oos Gyoiier
ipraug.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
5pruaoo.
Utica, q y, 10. eGyim

Utica, u. ~ ID. ,Slilll
Sin 3ornaoo iudte bie Grrd,ait
goroille betln, 0ie nidt melt Don
bier Iicgt. Gr oefte oas giioeriioe
0otel ab. bob 5rahhpagen bon BEN
0}eteiien utp0 mari lie Elm gute5 gn0e
tpeiter in ben GbenaugofIub, entlpur.
3elte uno brah nc0er fiinT6lmoert
9Gume, nn0 ieate Elm babies 9ueeno
Sdpi,uen un6 Stdae biinpcg. Dfen.
id)enleben qingen niht Derloren. Ter
lurnaoo, Ger MIR menige Sefnnocn
oauerte. bobnte iit, einen g}faO. Ser
unQeidbr cine 9}ejie brett un0 pier
Mciien long mar. Der aber neiitcns
iiber aderbauIano iirbrte. 10 boB Der
anaeridtete 5d)aoen oer90ltnibnldBig
geriug III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Geine ueitere @eridliebnna.
Moihinaton. ia. oSuni


9o3 llnteriuhungsfoui tc oes tSe.
mates betrefis oes SALES Gorimer
bat entihieoen, oaB nit Der 3eimen-
pernebmling am p. SUM beponnen
peroen ioI, obtpohl 9alhter glbriOge
6anecp, ser ArupaIt pon 2orinler,
iagte, oaB e8 1lngerpiB mare, o6 er
su jener 3eit bier ieiu fonnte.
SobrifpinIid) lit, ooB Der frii9ere
@ouuerneur Plates pon eSllinois oils
criter 3eu9e bernonmen meroen
miro. ga er acbeten bat, 10 boIo ols
noglit perhort 5u iper0en. aGe
3eiiaen Die 10 melt auf Wontag,
0ienstdg uno O,itnpoh ooraeIooen
wuroen. boben 9eieM erhaIten. am
0onnerstag s5reitaa ufl0 Gamstag
3n erIdeinen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Neraers 9leee.
gRnihinntnn Il csilni

SNulVlHbluHy -. NNlll.
Ger 9fbgcoroncte @ictor g. 9er0er
BON @isconiin, ser ein}ige So5ialiit
I'M Sans, belt cine He0e Qc9en Oie
l1noermooo gSoutariiporlage, ober
5ugIeih erfIdrte er, ooB cr fir ihre
9lnuubme itimnen per0e Gies time
er aber nid)t etlpa. mel er non i6rer
9ereftigung iiber5euqt iei, ionocrn
neil cine plobIide }lufbe6rna
ser @oa5oGe oie 9Irbeitcr in
Sen betrefiu0en Sn0l6tricen
itpper treffen miir0c. Gr er.
fl0rte. oaB Scr Shu63oa nid)t I'M
SSfitereiie Ser 9lrbeiter erlaiien mir0e,
ionbcrn in eriter 2iuie u@uuIten ser
5abrifanten. Ger eiH3tge 5dlub oen
ser 9lrbeiter babe. ieien sic @cuerf.
idoften, scr Streif uno Ser @opGott.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
gertheiSiate lire Sire.
Greeoe, Sol. 12. SUM-.

Greeoe, Sol, IL. SUM-.
In @ertbcioigung ibrer gbre, tpie
iie bebauptet, erihof Graii gRidoeI
qeieore, bic 2rau zines onaeiebenerr
biciiqen @iirgers, S5obn Sang, ben
giaentbilmer Oe5 bieiigen gang Sos
tets, III lhrem eigenen9auie in SoutB
Gree0e f5rau 2eiepre iiet iest lnter
Der geidluioigung 0es Woroes iru
GountpgciongniB. g8ie Srai 2e-
iepre ersdhlt. madtc gang in ibrem
Souje einen 8eiutb. ilno ais er borte,
Sap i6r @dtte niht 81 9ouie mar,
perjlfte er tie IN Elm ShIat3immer
Az 9erren. nobel fie eiren an Der
g8ano bdngenoeu gtepoIoer ergriff
uno ee2 nerbdn9niBppaeu Gaua
a6aa5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Seine 9Irnoernna.
gNniIlinnton. m oSllni

2SuluNlBtulL .. NSltnt
Gin &eriih. oie genleinid,aitIide
9icioIution betreffs her oireiten gr.
mdbIuna Der 9unoesleuotoren burh
oas 9oi. an SaS 9omite priid al
perlpeiien, alIf oaB nohmols oariibcr
nbgeitimmt lperoen fonllc, luuroe I'M
Seuot nit 33 ae9eu 80 Stimmen
ocnporien. Ger oennfratiide Sena.
tor Ginrfe pou sIrtanias itinnlte nit
oen 8epublitanern 9egen 9liidoet.
lpeiiunB. Die Demofrnten bpiiten, I'M
6dII Der 8iiduerluefiung oas9yrntolD-
amenoement, peldes '2lunOcsfon.
trc9e Der Geuotsqpablen beriiigt,
mo i1nen niht genc9m lit, ouSlner.
gen 5n tonnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Sine GjnaOcufriit.

SpringTieIo, 81, Ia. eSlni.
lin Dem gum 3ooe uerurtheilten
Ebomos 2ennina8 cine 9cIegenbeit
5u geben, an oo5 StaatSober9eridt
3u oppelliren, beniIligte ibm Der
@nuperneur geneen einen S0inrih-
tnnoSaufid)ub bis sum Ia. ,Suli.
Sennin9s iollte nddl!ten f5reitaq in
Chicago meaen Grmoronug bon Gla-
renee 2. @iller 9ebdlgt Deroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
ltnantaftbar.
gIfron, D., 13. gu

AltUlit @.s 10. ~SllNI. e
0epoiiten. oie in ben Boitipurbai.
len Der 8ereinigten Gtouten gentoft
meroen, fonnen in feinc1n Gtoote oes
@iin0eS NUT geifIog beIegt tperoen.
GO iagt DER Noitinipeftor George
8ate, Der ioeben pon elmer erIten
95nipeftionsreiie, Die Der 8oitipar-
faiie gait, Die in gor6ertoi, 81, err
6finet lit, 5uriiffemte. 8oIIitdnoiges
Sdipeigen ntuB iiber bic Yerionen
Der Iepoiitoren beoboGtct iperoen
m0 ie0er @eriitcb Der Beridte lit
pnedlos, 9oituleiiter oa5u 5fniuqen
sn molten. ibre 8iider oor5lilegen.
,yn 6icier Mciie ,tieOeraeIegtes 8el6
lit Qeqen @eifIa9nobme ODER cnora
aeridtlid)e 4erfo1ren 8lt @alniten Der
@[Gllbiger 9eihilbt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Ter Sfntfnuerci,.
Rittsbnra. 60. II. sSnni

Nlttsbnrg, 10, II Sum.
Gle 2iite ser Seger in Dem bier
itattQeilnGenen 5fatturnier mltrOe
I'M gnuie oeS gtohfnittoQes oeroi-
ientliht. un0 pie erqpartet iporOen
mar, bat 6err Diar @ortsmonn bon
Chicago ben pom Gfatoerbon0 ae.
itiiteten eriten 4rei8 BON 81 ,000 Ne-
nonncn. Mud, 8ablreidJe dnoere CHI
caqocr g2cI8elritter baben oniebn'
lidle Rreiie acponnen, 10 bob Die
Gdicagoer Delegation nit ibrem Nm.
t1eil an Der 4}rciSnertbeilima tuobl
3ulrieocu iein lam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Nnrirn nidlt itrciten.
@oiton, Mail, t3. SSuni

gSialon 6ra5ier, Ger Sefretdr ocr
SSnternutionalen Seeleute-llniou CON
9(merifu BAT erfldrt, Sab britiihe
Seeleute, oie lid nit ibren Sdiifcn
in amerifouiid)en S11fen ooer @efpGl.
fern beiinOen, lih niht Dem intecna.
.iondlen Streif, Der in GnaInno be.
ainnen loll. anidlieBen Oiiricn oo lie
ionit oegen Oie GinmanoerlngSacieBe
ionic aegeu Die 9eoinaingcn, inter
oenen lie gcbeuert lpur0en, perltoben.
SSenn iie abioIlt itrejfen uollen, 10
miilien iie marteu, bis ibre Sdiiie
mieocr i'll beimiihcn 6dfen iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
g2etc 1yalTfifate.
gIsaibington, IA. SSun

9os Shobnmt bat anqefiinOigt.
oaB 3uei neue 6aIiififnte ent0ctt
mor0en iino. 0as cine lit Elm $50
gjolojertififot, oaS ouf 9onopunier
Iithoqrap6irt lit. Die Scioeni1oen
iino 0ur6 1intenitrite ua6qeuad1t.
Go8 9iloniB bon George @oIbington
neilt bel aenauercr 9riiillng be.
trdhtlihe 0}1ngeI auf Die on0ere
S5GIihung lit cine $40 9ieaierunas-
note nit 0en 9iloern BON Qelpi9 unb
GIort, lit in fSarbe gut getroiien,
aber 5u ibmer ae0rudt. Mud lit
oas Siegel grober ais BEL Den ddten
9toten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
gserOrrbIid)c Grpluiion.
QILhnnn. Qf. q. 13. cSlIni.

Nluulu, ". D.s 10. NDiilll.
Gin Wonn toot. einer nermiBt itno
iehs ouoere idiuer perlebt lit Oas
9ciultot elmer grpIoiion in Dem
Ieitillirroum ser atbonn Gbcnlicol
g9orfS oui 8an Renbelner SSSInuO.
Gin nodfoIgenber 8rano 8eritorte
0eu grobteu 8beil Ser @nIage unO
ridtcte cinen Sahihaoen an, Der aui
mn0eiten8 100000 geid}Gtt lpiro.
Scr 8crnliBtc lit 6ranf 3. 9tbams,
Superinteroeut Der ,Sabrit. Der 3u.
lett Qciebcn lpuroe. olS er i'm SSr.
nen oeS 8ebGlt0es nieberitiir5te.
,5o6n 3. iSInnuignn, ein 9lngeitell-
ter Itar6 on oen erlittenen Ser.
leblngcn-
g3as Ole Grploiion peruriod)te, lit
nod nidt ieitgeIteIlt-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
gstomainOergiitnna.
Bridgeport, Conn, 12. SUM.

EflD1EpUIL NUIIHv II. e3IlIII.
1hni5ia bis iieb3ig 4Serionen. Ole
an einem Giien in Der bicii9en criten
2laptiitcnfirdle ON 0onneritng 4bcno
theI!nabnlen, erfronften an Rtomain.
peroifttnQ. 9lm idllimmiten fl6r ga.
bel ,Srdnlein gillian 9ogt, oeren BIT.
Iton0 aIs beoeufIidl augeieben miro.
Ger Iaitor $. q Davenport, gaitor
Der .Qeople's = sSsirde, tuiro cine Belt.
lana Ole stan3cl nidt betreten fcanen.
@}an glaubf, oab Die Berqiitunq
ourh ciuen 5alat peruriaht muroe.
Ron Dem ale, Die erfranften, genoiien
habcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
9Pidltet iidl ielbfi.
Iar5oro, q. g., If. Sun

Aaroofo, x. 2, II ,5l1tl.
Cutler 9. 9art aaiiirer Scr ganf
ron lar6oro. erifgf iidl, ais cir
itonflidyer @arfesuier tim mitQe.
theilt bate. o4b er Sic 9n6cr Ser
ganf unteriuden ueroe. Ter Silfg.
taiiirer g. g. 6uiieu lit uuter Der
gnflage in 9oft, BEL Der unterf ao-
auna uon $4,000 gontgeloern ne.
holien 3u ba6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18

9etreffs scr 5000, iogte Norri'
ion, oaB er eiuiaf non aror onge'
DieIen spurOe, oieie Suntme aus5u-
5ahlen.
8. s. Sittnan, elmer Der taliooi.
id,en @renjfommiii1re, Der ais 3eit-
&c borgela0en rporoen mar. ertlorte,
oaB betreffs ser 9lrsSahlllR5 pon
$4,000 on Sale ibu ME cine erfl1-
rung ge9eben moroen lei. er babe
iiberbaupt crit fpdter 5ufdIlig erfob-
rem, 0uB an Gale $1,000 be5ablt
ipliroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
3n @aIier. unb ;seaersacfobr.
Goronn "a. D.. d. sSnr

N-VtNFFN ~ ID 7 . N)t13l-
Cine @aiolinlalndl. in Der einc
QidnidaeieIlidoft bon bier 1rnilen
un0 bier U2anneru inBen. gerletb in
Der 1luihing gdn in 8rano. Gur6
oa5 um6etipritenoc brennen6e Del
aerietben Die Gleioer Der ,}r1uen in
Ieuer, moraui ie0er U1ann cine Srou
erqriif uno NIT ibr iiber gor0 iprana
Gs qelong ben MGniern be 5rauen,
non oenen fc;ne idaDimmcn fonnfe,
iiber @aiier 5u baltan, bis pom llier
Silic fam. Gie iSrauen trngen
Ihpere, ober niht Iebensgeid6rlide
gran0muu0en 0anon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
2c6eusmaoer STANDARDIZATION
Iennrr. Colo, u. Stunt.

2enncf. N0Io' II. s5uflI.
Iranf q. G8rlen. elm Boitanlts-
injpeftor, Der geitern ron Bittsburg
in 3enuer eintroi, mdd,tc III einem
0unteln 9beil oes Seorrioor5 i'm bic
Iileu gun0esqebGuoe eiuen GeIbit.
lnor0beriuh, inoem er lid Elm Ytei.
ier me6rmals in Die gruIt itieB. 0ie
gerIepunaeu iino niht tootGid). Gs
lleiBt, 6aB 0'g]rien ieine 8eriebung
pon I}itt5bur9 nad) 9cnner ais eine
unoerbiente 3uritfieblng enpfano
nno oes6ol6 au3 ZEN Geben ideioeT
mollte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
arait1udaenunfaa.

Cos An8eles. 0a., II. ss5ltni.
Z. @. g. @boate, Der friibere
omerrfaniite abgeian0te oer6aaqer
,Sr.eOensfonferenj un6 Elm 0etter
0es ebcnraliaen @otihafters G6oate,
par0e ernitlid pefleet. inoem Elm
automo6l IN oem or ioB. umifllg
uno eine 9oiduna 20 5nB tef ber.
abroGte iSrau G6arles s.. AunbaI
un5 ,Srau GInrf Diabon. oie in
alubtrcIicu eine Role ipielten, pitr.
ben aleihiaus nerieet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
NidDt biel Slid nit Der Mr6ritanf.
aabmc.
GmlobellJbio, t2. Gynui.


Der 8eriuh Der @eid)1itSIeItnng
ser bieiigen Woloipin 9ofomotioen-
Merfe, in benen in lester 0o6e Elm
Streif ausbraA, Ole Arbcit in alIen
GeportementS nieSer oii5unebmcn,
mar nur Elm tbeilmefier Griolq. IS
miro angenomlnen bob ungeidbr
1000 bon elmer Seiommt3bl bon
10000 0lann iid 3ltr arbeit mel0e-
ten, Die 5iibrer Der @elnerfidait.
Ter, 0ie ben Streif Ieiten, oriiden oie
Sofinung aus, oaB man bulo 8u ei.
ner freunoihaftlid)en 8erit0noigun9
Qelanaen miro. Gin aomite Der
5trcifer miro nit 0cn @eiddftslci.
tern ser @erfe foitieriren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Gbemaligcr Ghieaeper burdJ GrluGb-
lung gecbrt.
0oiton, WfoIi., 13. cyuni.

9iidter Sultan %. Nof, Der friibere
gorlisenoe oes Gbieagoer Su5enoge-
richts II. iebiaer8r1iioent oes.Sanoels-
aerihtes, mur6e etritimmig gum &or,
iibenoen Ser o9tational Conference Of
Charities ono Corrections" fir bus
80. Sab. 0es @eltebens oieier Srga.
niIation gerpdbIt. glidlaro g. Gon.
non, gIeihiaas Elm Gbicagoer, puroe
elmer ser orei @i3eprdiioenten Der
9onferens.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
0caer i'm &f nit 9snli,iitcn
oetDbtet.
Saponuob, 8a., IA. SUM

(SaDd1lh0D, Oa., A. 1SllltI.
gtod, einem mebritiinoigen Sample
NIT @oli3iiten, mobei aud) einc
9onpIlpriee III 9bdtigfeit trat,
muroe @u. @unberlp. Elm 9eger,
Ser perbaitet merOen ioIltc, neil er
eineu Angriif auf einen &aiie0enoiieu
aentad,t bate, ihlieBItd) get0otet
Gr bate Iih III einem Sauie an ser
Sto0tqren5e perbdrrifaOirt uuo ned.
lelte SfuB auf 5huB NIT Sen 8oIi-
siIten. @eriiaitens 300 Sfniie tpur.
SEN abgcfeuert @lnn bate oeraebens
bcriuht, i'm mittels elmer Dalnpi.
ipribe 5u ertrdlfcn p0er aus oen
Souie 5u pertreiben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Seine genoeruna.
0oihinaton. IL Nuni

eSn eirlem aal,tus Der oernofrati-
iten Slbgeoronetcu fuur0e bei6.oiier.
Dos Se'eB3ebung gsprogroun, mie e
Igitgeie8t lit. niht 8u an0ern. Gies
beoeltet. oaB 0as 0aus iifl auf 0i.
grleoi9lng ron ln-liop ~eleaenhei.
ten beitrdnteu piro. gPebrere nit
oieien geihluB un5ufrieoene a53c.
or6nete erfldrten. iie nar0en ipdtei
njeoerum Ueriutlen. eine Grlpeite.
rung 0es 8rogramms ourt3ufiibren
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Retriebsrinitenuna.

9Rontq.rnet2. Ale,. Il. esuni.
SSeaen Der hoheH lreiie DonRoh-
bauupoae habeE Die 9Routala Got.
ton 1iils una bic Wontgomeru Cor
0G9e &c Die oieIe buu0erte oon Eer-
iuneu bsidla'tiaten, oeR 8etrieb sin-
1e9teqt. Ashnldse 9lndrihten Tom.
man Seiala ma sS.oreaee, 4labana.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Sanf meiiers stnrmopier
9f.Ianelpain. n snn

Ser qeItnoe 5turiu bat fii.ti mei
tfle Weniflemebea asFaracrt 3Uci
arDciter Duroen geio5gi mdarenS
tie StnrmiddoeH ausEd;srten. uno
0rei aHoere erlagea ibren mahYea0
0es Stgrmes erIitteaeR 2er.e1zxssssJ
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
Weaenbefehl.
nTIfwIfon. 5en1s. ~ Z

0gIOeIton, 1enos, 13. Sum-
I'm 6ieiigen mititdrii6en 6alipt.
onar.ier trof bon Baibtrgton eir
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ruflnq Ser ogneritaniifen 1rupper
Don bier spieerraik
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18
anhInnS.
7em aniier oorqeitellt.
Et Xetersburn II. q

q Eetersburg II SUM-
aaiier gtitolaus enpfinq ben one.
rttaniidlen gotihaiter glof5id in
9lu6ien5, uno oieier itef!le oen Son.
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3moli an6ere Gffi3iere De5 dmerifa.
urfen geiuhs1eihYoaotr5 Dor. Rod
bem gmpfang lparea RE amerifoner
i'm EoIais bic Gbdite oes siaiierg Del
.einem Ga5eliEibitat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-06-18

pon 0omns aefoumeu uno tat 0en
slntfaa aeitellt. oab Sic Grncnnltng
ron Srau &eolep SIR 9fahlaBper.
malterin unIleitoBeH luer0en mobte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13

Antonio and New York. chairman of the
board of directors of the ST. Louis and
San Francisco railroad, who has been
actuated by patriotism, state pride and
an ambition to accomplish things he
started the development and ha. taken
the lead in everything-in building the
railway, in introducing irrigation. In In
structing the farmers what to plant and
how to cultivate 1t. and to him Is due the
honor and the glory Of the triumph.
Mr.. YOakum is a Texan, the son OF
doctor OF Tyler. and nephew OF dis
tinguished lawyer who wrote the best
history of Texas. Mr.. Yoakum was edu-
Gated in the public schools of Tyler, and
then. like so many other great empire
builders. went into the railroad business,
which he has practiced in every branch.
He has worked on construction, has fired
an engine, has solicited freight. served
as immigration agent, has been clerk
in the traffic department. general freight
agent and has performed almost every
duty involved until he arrived at the
top as president and general manager in
1885,
Mr.. Yoakum has always been interested
in Texas has always been working for
Texas, has always been boasting about
Texas, and expects to live to see Texas
the greatest state in the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13

have been made to get Congress to allow
a pension for this veteran employee. but
the fears of Congress that it is estab-
fishing q precedent for civil service re-
tirement plan has interfered to make
the efforts vain.
The Navy Department has been against
legislation for the specific retirement of
one employe. In a recent letter to the
Senate committee on naval affairs Acting
Secretary Beekman Winthrop said:
THE department does not deem II de-
sirable to make a special recommends
ton in the case of Mr.. Harrison, but con
siders that any action with a view to the
tablishment of a pension list for the
civil service employees of the government
should be taken irrespective of individual
claims for consideration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13

hatpins, driving the sharp points deep
into his flesh, and the dog ran, biting
six other dogs'as he passed them ON
barn.
At least one dozen dogs were bitten
by the animal i'm its wild dash through
Hartsdale. and, fearing an epidemic of
rabies. r. j. Preston. assistant state
commissioner of agriculture, yesterday
afternoon quarantined school districts
Nos. g. and of the town of Green
burg These districts take in ali OF
Hartsdale and extend to the Yonkers
line.
tine all dogs in White Plains. but Com
missioner Preston learned that no new
cases of rabies had developed for the
past month. and he decided last night
not To establish the quarantine there, for
the present at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
Uses HATPIN ON MAD DOG.
Woman Drives Animal Away After
Child Had Been Bitten.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Mrs. L. {.
wallian brought her three-year-old
daughter from her home in Hartsdale, a
suburb of Mount Vernon, to the Pasteur
Institute in this city yesterday for treat
ment following an attack made on the
child by dog.
Mrs. Wallian and her little girl were
walking near their home when stray
mongrel leaped at the child and bore
her to the pavement, burying his teeth
in her cheek and tearing the flesh The
mother gave battle to the brute with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
SERVICE OF SIXTY YEARS
IN NAVAL OBSERVATORY
Bill Introduced by Senator Jones to
Retire and Pension Thomas
Harrison.

Will Thomas Harrison for sixty years
an empioye at the United States Naval
Observatory. get a pension? The aues-
ton has been raised again, this time by
Senator Jones of Washington, who has
introduced bill providing that Mr.. Har-
rison. who entered the service Of Uncle
Sam when he was about twenty years
old, and who is still at his post, sixty
years later, be retired and be paid 500
per month during the remainder Of his
natural life lin consideration of his long
and faithful service"
Fears the Precedent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
Auto Crashes Into Show Window

In attempting to avoid a collision be-
tween his automobile and street car
last evening on f street between 18th
and 14th streets northwest William A.
Bass of 1921 F street lost control of his
machine. and 1t crashed into the show
window of Becker's leather goods store,
1928 F street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
CR0WD0UT RANCHES
Towns Spring Up Fast Along
the Texas Gulf Coast.
CHANGES IN SEVEN YEARS
Territory Once Lorded Over by Cat
tie Kings Now Cultivated.
CREDIT DUE TO B. F. Y0AKUM
instrumental in Constructing First
Railroad Which Built Up
New Country.
BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.

BY WILLIAM e. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.
KINGSVILLE, Tex, April 6. 1911.
In 1904 there were only five houses be-
tween Corpus Christi and Brownsville, a
distance of one hundred and f1ftyseven
miles, along the Texas coast Of the Gulf
Of Mexico. They were the headquarters
Of five vast ranches which ran back from
the coast far into the interior. These
houses were an average OF forty-f1ve
miles from the coast and were surrounded
by the quarters Of the vaqueros and other
employees Of the ranches. with their fami
lies.
The first ranch. counting from the
north. belonged to Mr.. Driscoll, who had
10000 acres: the second was that Of Mrs.
Richard King. who had 1,1SOOO acres;
the next belonged to Mr.. Kennedy, for
merly the partner Of Mr.. King. who had
10000 acres. Adjoining him was the
ranch Of Mr.. Armstrong, embracing TO-
Brownsville. was sixty -thousand-acre
ranch belonging to Mr.. Yturia, a banker
of that town. These were all old ranches
dating back from the Mexican war and
were covered with cattle. The King
herds numbered more than $1,000 head
and Kennedy had over 10000.
The men who owned and lived upon
these places were like the dukes of feu-
dal times in Europe. And there was none
to make them afraid. They formerly
drove their cattle north. They had round
ups every spring, cutting out steers
which We're fit for beef and turning the
rest back on the range. The owners and
their families spent most Of their time
at home, but when they wished to see
the outside world they drove in coaches
or rode saddle horses to a station, called
Alice on the Texas-Mexican railroad,
where they took train. The Kings had
to drive twenty-five miles, the kenedys
forty-six miles. the Armstrong; eighty
miles and the Yturias ninety miles to get
the cars.
From the King headquarters it was six
ty miles to Corpus Christi, where by
waiting little while they could get
sailing vessel for Galveston or New Or
leans. 1t was q five-day ride to San An
tonic in the saddle or in the coach, and
a three-dAy ride to Brownsville, where
steamers occasionally sailed for New Or
leans or Galveston.