davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
alnScre @e.reibe. uno groOuftcnmarfte.

9btcago. 90. San. @1shf siufeypeis
sen &aisais. 3~20-s.50; Straisbt5. 3.1O-340;
GommeimeiScH 40tenis. S.70-3.sO: SiraiQbis
sto-34o; Raiers 220-26o; 70. . com.
merfpeiSen. 7S-e2e: go. 8 Commentator.
70-sc: no. 2 roier. 74h-75Me; 30. 2 Mais.
43Ac; 20. . Qelber. 43%c: No. . pGfer. 35%c;
20. ? peisey. -...; &c. 3 peiBer. 36-37Ac;
@ogseu. CSC; 5uiterserite .auie 6is @dlser'
misIeie, 51-55G 20. Statesmen 1.1414s
440-t45; 1leb Bort 800; sdnials pro
100 Bfuno. $50; Short Rib 5i0cs. s.75-000;
Ghort @lcdr shes, 912h-8.37A. @bisfeh,
1.29 aleei1meu 400.
NGnfns Gtth, %. san. @eisen ~ no. Q
barter. 72-74e; go. ? rotor. 74kc. Wlats -
go. 2 aeuiti6ter. Solat. Saisr - &c. 2 peiBer,
Ct aouts. %. San. Gsi5en - SO. . 70.
ier, roc; 70. ? barter. 74-76e; 9lais 30. 2
42c. 6nfer - &c. . ipeiber. $50.
@tHgeaPglts % Gan Tst5sH 9ro.
ben 20. 1 barter. s3&c; 30. I NortberH.
81 Ne; go. 2 g~ortberu. 79@-7okc. msbi -
Tirft Clears. S.25-3.35: seconds. 2.40-260:
Sirft Roients. 420-43o; seroRb 9ateufs.
9uIntb %. San. @eissn ~ 80. / gor.
therH $3.50; 9o, 2 9Sorthern. size. Saier -
9e%c. 9psseR - SIC. Geritt - $3.50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27


tenn umtrsiis puroeR grOBe gsrbss>
rungsH an9erihtet.
6uLfebringeH0e americaniife
3riessi6iffe mubteR elmer 4uifOr0ss
rung Des 6ritiihen 9ouoerHears gee
NAB pieper a~63iebeH, 0a ibneR BE-
OeutsO puros, baB man ibrsr 8ieHite
ni6t bsOlgTs.
- @roBe poIitii6e rRru6e berridt
I'm Eihrict Matto @raHo, 8raiilien.
Sc ideini, oaB cine nsue RepOIutiou
bort or0bt.
SH llrugAab iIuo pisle glaHta-
gen BON 9sai6rsdsui6ndrmsn pers
bert poroen uR0 bic Better 0erarmt
5n DeutihlanO berri6t gegeu
Ddrtig bic bitterite adIts, bic mai isii
1888 bort erIebt bat. 0robe Roth
5erri6t uHter ben drmeren gla6en.
Bring 5einri6 Don YreuBeR 5es
finost iid. BON einsm Itpersn 6alss
leioen b%efaqen, in sinsm SaHitarium
IN GbarlOtten6urg.
~ 5n 9tuHhlanO pirb Der Ddbls
idmpi INNER Bigger, je Rdber bic
Wabten branriideu.
Centrum unO Socialoemotraten
5eigen f6 Dor5dslia orsantiiri, nab
reuO auf Seitsn Der Rssieruugspdrs
teien OislFd6 3eriplitterung berri6t.
SR rbeinifhn SeioeninOuhrie
orObt %infotss BiFfersH3sn 3pii6en 5as
6ricanten uRO Qrbeitern cine sspalti3e
Stodung. Sn grefelo BADEN bic Be
tiger Der 5drbereien cine Qusipsrrung
6eidlGien.
Sn GneieR bislten beioe DOM
CUR goridlagsnabI fir bic
Rsubeiebung oes er3biIh0fIthen
STUBS oOn poIeR uno 9nsien sine
8eriammlung 40.
Sn 5borH. DefprsuBsn. pers
ben 8 tatbolii6e @stitlite unter Der
QHtIags. CUR 9etbeiIigune an Dem
S6ulftreit dufsefOroert gu ba5en,
prOcdirt.
Aus DRESDEN piro gemeloet, Dab
audi in 9ahien NIT Der WObIgsform
@rnit gemaft perOen ioa.
Die Observation-Disclosures
3piidsR Geitsrreih uRo lln9drn iino
auf BEN tootsn punct augslanst uuo
Dem a66ru6 Hobe.
Eis oieleeiardtste rRonnsns
raupe" 1T CUR 3sit in Puppsnform.
In ben b0bmiiheu Ddloern 10 ma6sns
bait 5u bemerten, oaB man cine Dol
Il9e gerniatuRg oieisr NdlOer in oer
HdhiteH @aiion 5sfiir6tet. 4uh bic
Udlosr Don Saden uHO ShIeTsn fno
tart beovobt.
Die GOnferen3 Der fran35Fifen
8iid0fe bat eiHmiitbi9 beihloHeu, felt
gum 81. Stubl gu baIten uno in Gem
poiiOen 8ioeritono 5sgeu oas 5ren-
nungs8eIeB gu beborren.
Die Regierung IeBt lire IdGnoe
Iiten 8epaltacte tort unb ldBt ioQar
mebrere SemtRarien ourA 5ruppen
Itiirmen
Ber Qapit nil bic 2at6oliteu
Der gdn3en 0elt UNI beionoere Inter
itiibung Der Stride pGhreuo Der Rriiis
dn5ebeu. Die aus Dem irdn30fi6en
1renRungsseieBe erpa9Ien 1T.
5n Barcelona puroe cine BON
8atboliten i%niceuirte rieIile 3enons
itrotiou Don AnOrtttsn geit0rt. 10
cdB Die 9oli3ei eini6rtiitH muBte uRo
me6rere Perionsn %oerpanoet puroeu.
Spdter puroe cine 8cmbe erplooirt,
bob puroe nur elm Wann perleBt.
Su RuBlauo. Stalien uno
Stottlano 6aben fb GroTt0Be ereiqe
net. bic Nngit uno S6reden, d6er tsis
neR ar0Bereu Shdceu oeruria6ten.
SIN sn9lii6sn Canal 5chrte Ger
Reo Stdrs Dampfer .8aoerlan0@. auf
Der Reile oon Rem Dorl naf Unit
psrpeu, cen 0ampfsr ,R0portb
Cattle in BEN @runo. po6ei 3 Mann
Der 8eiaBung oe5 gsB;eren ertrauten
uno Der Bug hes .gaOerlano" einges
oridt puroe.
Su Rom perosn sroBs 9or5es
reituHsen CUR Setter res @oloenen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
grubuttiDnsmarfie

BuaRtH. - S1.35-1.40 per BufbeI FIR anR{
eendblfe. 9anofortierte QabieS; mittelmdbiasl
1.30; aetoobHiihe. S1.O0-1.15; Gina. per f0o
%hHo, s450-475; Reo aieHee, DO. s4.B04
SieHsnipans. s1a6 OuaIitat. efurb. 81
zoe; ounfeI. 25-27c per Bfuu0 bis Az 2Qc. \
Sanwst5eHmsbl. - 9uHoert @iuno. s2.5o1
Grbisu. asrsIi6e. feline fbottf6e. stooZ
1.02; crime. 95-97e; 6elo, s1.O0-i.05: Nlar.
rouidts. S1.1B-1.20 Split. Der fyab BON an
giuno. s6.50-875. A
0ante. = gureo. SO. 1 triutmeb. tsH-fsxH
30. 2 DO, 12M-125kc; 30. 1 crime iriunes
81 11-113ke ;oR. 2 DO. 10SIOhc; adTbE1
feae 9. e. bette. 15A-15%c; 80. 2, fsNl
14Ae; 9elts. 25-3oe Der 9tuHo iir abaeI6dkt
ten @etrng bon @oue an 1ehem geI5.
Stn. = a~Hssepdbres Simoibh' st5.ooZ
1885, alee nno qemiities, 13.o0-f3.50; en
les bis ans9egdblies upIaub aanfas ln2
.. St2, OO-f3.OO; 8isconiin 9rairie. S9oo~I
1900; @adbsu ST.0O-7.25. /
Sqsi'V. ~, sO V0Fisr. Der SfiHS, 1s-29d
Sania. acner. @abeu. -ouseepabIter ut
fanep, IN fs4fnnbsG eltioNen, 5er gfunb fpeikea
16-i7e; ouniler Ids: auseeIaiener. SD
gegeorH plHSeIdt Eilno am aoIosH. $2.ot
epiFiins. = 0notiert aut Der Bats bon sL2f
bic @auone fir feriiee Geninsrs sRars.
|Iei If'g W. S .25 ey1sS'o Safe 4'l So.. 81 81 .5 Gem
meisen. 30. S7OO-7.B0.
eansrIrant. = 9er 5aB. S3.4o-s.60: asR4
S240-2.50.
gals: Rrinia 20. / leIlb. gfuHb gu e-sKsA
%phe. uHgepninene. arobe, an 24-25ed
As slui, 26-27c; lei4te, feline, az 22-f
23e; t9tuere, f9-20c.
GemEfe. 4
8pte 9tabeH. 5ieiiee. meme. has EugbeI al
~2b30c, eonifiana. PER SaB. Ss.5O-4.OO.
4Iant. 9olaHo. per SonRs. s9.00-10.00I
Pigea slss S agssao aogis. 2251as5s -
souiiaua. FaB. s4.Oo-5oO.
ElHmsntobl. - California, Der Crate. S2.T5-
esgtsis. eielacr. per SaseHS. 2o-soed
@urtsn. 9ieiise. per 9ubenb, sf.50-i.6oi
g%ueietst. e9uiiiaua. Sab. S4.0o-4.5o. I
@sstrsitid. Der Riuno. e-7e.
anhltaei Souiidnd. Der GaB. S4.oO-I.6al
SelsrtesaHoneu. - Sier eeipd6fener, 9ubsuA
25-3oc.
aaua. 5icr ~eeiuanfeuer, neuer. s--1oe.
salat. Bldiierfdlai. bier geDohfener, per
SHeemo SuHoeL iaHe9 arober, 4o-45e; 30. 81
8aisssin. sieIas, aeIbe e0rts. / aufbsEi
geleraIie. - 9ueeuO eanSsL bieHae. s-feel
@aaiHatsu. Sier eepa9iene, per 9ulbeI
anrtoifda. = Rene. rote. per gufbeI. In eat
zen 500; serinee. 25e; tisilse, eufbeL 401
aasissasu. sier ee8oseue. Der Susars
sSiaat = 5ainois. % s~ufbsbatasn. co.
Coo. Noutitdnd. per GdB. S4.00-4.50.
Gihfartpffela. - Sninots. 50 .75-9.00. Send
eamai,n. esdtioarIniia. 4.aorse . gsaissg
Meiht sl86sn. sier ae5oeene Der guf5eLl
40-45C, Heue Quuiiiand. Der SiB, $3.50 00.3
@ehsFtrsfis. / Guseno 9uHSeI, 15-2oc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
9amtias @eiSenOs Otrlanat

Inn cine lsitt psrIaUilihe tatb. 3eiiuna
Vinsuiibreu. Jlur tbatiss NIB 3aperldiiae
Wldnntr, tpeIde NIT Der ganobtU0Iteguna
gu; umetbsn lauu, wtrosn aeiabt Saldr
oosr G0mmiiii0n ie nab llebsreiRfommea.
9ausrnoe Stsluneeu ilr Die rlbteen
9spts. Aumelouuseu usbit An8abs pom
8eisrsHssn. tihle nal an; u. Z. 500.
an bic columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Sn isosr 9sgeno, in ieosr Ro6s
baridaft limb Dsutide seRug, O1B es
Ii6 Iobnt, iin I'm einen Yreis fir bic
@aDinnung neusr Nbonnsnten fir Diss
ie 3situns gu berDsrber. Man prpbire
es Hur einmal.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Btnaiurirttr alkObol.
Gia aenss 9uaDeseefes unO Gin BEN oass
zserE eeUahrfes 9~ri5ilsefuua.

Dit Dem am /. SoHuar B. 5. erfOlgs
ten Jnsrafttrsten bes 8unsesgsieBes
te5iglid oes oenofurirten Mltobols 1T
jsoem Jormer Die MlosIidfeit gsseben
tUoroea. HltoboI fir inouitriene 3Dede
81 bereiteH. gu Derioufsn. CUR prObus
sir1n5 Don 9raft FIR ben 8etrieb DON
JRaidineH, sur 5si5ung uno 8eleu6s
tuRg ietHes 5eims 81 berDsHoen. 9as
Heue GeIss, oas sugIei9 Die SHlan0s
iteuer auf oendturirieH QltDboI aufs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

r 5R Ubtr7 d.
americaHtibe 5%amiIieR
tshr: Die .9tsc uno 9artenbdu 3sis
tung- ~alpoasntlih Elm. SepiB Elm
IpIsh,nosy 9etDeis fir osren 8eeies
ssEbsi. gus Qapulariiat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
wOrnis 0lpeusrautsr slutbeItbsr

titeriue oOsr guiterbalit. eetlol uno
Waaenharter, Inn immer ttua 81 baben
bel u. Rlsiu, 90 Wlaiou Sty.. ooeg al
y. Cir, ooer 1876 T.. Str. N,itlpautee,
Mis. 8eiteaunasn nab duspdrts rus
siuselns groBe 6laiheu 4Ipenirauisr Wtrs
ben mad Gnpiana BON 1928, iar it0s
Slaide per GrpysB aHi ROlteH oe5 Be
ftsgsrs perianbi. Gel. Qlaiu $50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
aath. slrpeiter . gnrtan.

tbs ron ben b,utlhsn IatbOliiheH ltus
fGrfiuBuuessuuo S1nslinss 9sretnst uon
Wisconim %oI9auulrts iteie Arbtitsuahs
ptiiuues uuo 9niormalionS Bureau bts
fRDsi nh lsbtiu Jlo. 22O 9%Si5eeuftn str.
Yt. 9ioblmgtl Sscrgtay.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Butter, Gier uub SIDE.


gnHer. - arfu6r 3o.s5O gfe. wlarft iletia;
9reamerp. erira. 29c; SHIFTS. 2G-27c:
Geccuos. 23-24e; @enob0teo. 22-2sc. Eairn.
ldHeo. 24e; eines. 2O-2tc; Rou. 1s-2oc; Bad,
inc. Srcdie, CT.
aafs. - aHfubr 4.77s Rfuno. Marft fetia.
g~meriean sun Cream. s-l4he; Bird -
1916: Qimhurger. Tie. g0fpetzer e-f4c.
gisr. - @nfnbr 1856 ailten. Wlarft itetta.
Grii9e, 20-24e: secoHos. f4-fbe.
aHbsrc Reiereimartte.
Gktcaeo, %. San. sufter greamers
2S-2eAcs TuiTp, t9-27c.
aaie. = Eaiiiss. 1916; Twins. 13-1sEc:
Voung amerieas, 14kc; 2tmbHrssr, 1896;
grid. t3c.
Gicr. 2S-25c.
Claim. "a. %. San. - gutftr - SET ~
29hc: @o3eHumilt 527.100 @funA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
anberc WleicreimarEte.
5RAmdrns.
wliIwauEse giebmerft.

ehpriHs. ~ siuiutr 220O. Warft ifetta. -
geiAie. eeHiibte, 6.45-66o. mtttiere BIS
f9nerg 6.55-6-eTl4 fttpers @aders. Go
8iubBien. ~ 4niEpr leo. mlarlt ffefia. 49,
Eui6egS 5tegrS. i050-i5o0 8fo., 5.O0-5 Is.
q50-i050 &tuuo. 4.25-475: Seiiers. eep5bn.
lice. 2.76-3.25: cute. 3.T5-f5o. qibe s95
9Iuuers. t.75-2.25; Cutters. f.5O-
225; euleH. ass % @uiAers. $50
400; Gee0ers. 5000; Sio9ers. 500 -
$50. Adl5er. 450-7 25.
snafe. Gniubr / D. Worff flefie. sbofe
s.BO-560. Qln1rner. 49, so
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
DO arktbert1te
GstreiOe NM glsbL.
HsiIpaafrs gsurFt.

@si9eu, = 9ermine paren thu, Mai f4loh
lsc suit Ish-Issse. &roben nareH iieti6.
lnlldBe' 70. ? 9lortberu, 1 Sur TIC; 30. 2
spring, 1 9ar 7b1ac: 70. 8 Sprins. / Gar TAG.
1 90. zoe; no. 3 2uruAi, 1 Gar 651kc.
w1ats. - Iermlne pureu feit. WlGi f6IoB
Acc, SnIt 45A-45Ac. 8robeu pareH uiuis
Der, 1 Car 41e, 1 90. 4O1sc; 30. 1, 1 Gar 4te.
Oerte- lnDerdnoert. umldee: @rtra go.
3, 4 @ars 56ke. ? DO. 56e, 8 DO. 55c. 3 DO.
SAVE, 8 DO. b4c. 1 90, 53e, s DO. 523kc, / DO.
b2e; yto- 3, 1 Car 53e, 3 90. 52c. q %. Ole. /
b.. 5Okc, l DO. 49Hc.
@pgsen. - SinleR6. rmfdbe: 30. 1, 2 Cars
6s%c. 4 DO. 6sH. I be, 6SAc.
9aier. l~-oerdnoert. Ilmidbe: 30. 8 peis
Der, 1 @ar $50. 7 DO. 37kc. 2 90. 3Thc, 9 Sc.
SIC 4 90. 36Ac; 20. 4 ueiber, 9 Cars 3Bhc. 2
DO. 3Gc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Qsensen oieitg 9ldtiss fUtrbsu
iberdn oa asiuht. no nod feine dRs
eefsns fno. mir gsbeH thdtissH
Nesntsn Die saRiisfsR 8sSinsaassn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

5n alexandria, Ca. soa
ih osr % Sabre uIte 5. g. gurrsus
tine, Gin 4nseiteatsr Der SruH Wouns
toihse1enbahn. infoIgs zines unfaas
ssfa5rli9s gsrIesuHssn az,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
anSere girhmdrfte.

E|bteuao. 80. gan. aiubpirH Mntubr
n coo; 9eeoes. 400-6s0 slbe una Sefiers
i-60-5.20; Eieirrs uHe feeoers, 2.bO-470.
Ierans. s.75-a50; adIbcr. 10000.
eawttHc. - UHfurr 10000. @emiftte rns
@uf6erf 6S5-e.70; aute f6pere. 660-8g6
Rcuab 6.55-6s5; ltibte. 640-6e7ls: Ries
5.s5-e50; eulf. 6.0g-86Ta.
Smaft. - Nnianr p 0oo: Edofs CO. ~
3dmmer. 4T5-TsO. 49,
aaHfas cite. %. Gan. Riussleb q,eei.
Gtiere. 4.00-660; Nlte une 6efuk. 225-
5o9' Siedsrs Huo 6ssSers. S25-4.so; sdi5er,
sa1stns.- BnI. eeo-ss5: aassrs. 5.oo-
0.67Is.
enaft. - 475-6z5: BANNER. Gs0-7m
81 Nruts. %. Gan Ainerieb psrF.
Siete 3l6-8 70; StefeT3 Huo SeiSers 40
40 aups uno pctfers 2.5Q-5n 1
Ghnetng- Nles. 016-6.E5: Eagrrs. B 20
AGO. iHUcre 6bs-870.
sHnit,- 10000 0dmmrr. A00-77p
Lm01a 90 JaH AiaSuirh - peefr -r-e
4eo-8.25; Na5f unb Ssifs-s. 75-
Sie.sts nue Gesoers 2.so-5,29 a5i5sr 0c
SSpsiut. - EnH. eGo-8A5
Seeth -lA59ESos &aqz. e.5o-L5e-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

Strampfe auf SeitelIuu9 9eitritt
uuo anetiirid!. 6rtra ihwsre fir
Sdulfinoer.
BURG Knitting Co..
sB2s 6sHb hu sae ave. Iiluauiss. sis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

gFsDifunen. = 81 torieer :Webs9rrf al 1885:
9nnuar Brimn &n6Wll5. 940; coin.
len. i1-1t&e; S6ultern. s-she; w2ttieIs
itlde. SEC.
Ete SnlhBpreije Der BrobcHmdrfte In WdI'
m0rfee ifr hobnldnrrrNe Marin hnb foie iol0t:
30. I Roribern st-s2ikc; 20. 2 goriberu.
7G-701sc; 91o. 8 sprina 64-74c: Stanooro
cSerite. b6-b6iAc; 30. 8oaaeH. GSA-esMe:
SO. 3 glais, 4tA-4tAc; SiaRoGro Safer.
STh-3Sc.
Gie cbiaen linfdse fino nan Sr1sles %offts,sls
Tern 1niIN Gontmereinl qefter benrbeitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
MrRdltr.

&c, fFaro, Sz-9c.
GsiaeH. California. 1o.Rfuub.G artoHs. Is
-SSc.
cranssu. 6Iorioa. s2.75-s25; GaEifOr1
nia. 50 00-3.60.
ornnghesrrH. Tsse gns Ma fs0s 90 4 .
$50; Spdle 5oiuesfSs n-9.o0: Belle & BuoIal
50 $1,000; gufbelsaufpu. 81 .75-3.oo.
@iel5neH. RI Eems Colorado StGnbaEh
GrGtes. S25o-2T5 NeuhsUrutes. Sf.5e-f.T6s
D1tdiaau. hsgufbel-Rorbe. ie na6 onaIifat, 25
-foc; Gfaee. crobe bterediae Grdfes. ens Gut
aeuo. 6o-e5c: feline Grates. $780,: 1iefeei
Sens. per Gutfuo. 25-35c.
8itruHfH. California. ser 6ifts. $500
I 80; g.ehtHd. per aiiie. $500; BeTbsnf, 81
ST.00-75 SO.
mr.. Z
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
Special Mm3ei0cm.
su Ittbsn eeSnAt.

Ou tftUeu Scihdt.
Gius incorporate IGtb. Gemeinos in
@ise0ndn. iutt $500 5u lstben. ssgsn
bette Siherbsit. AnmelOungeH rtbte man
an o. =. Columbia 4ubl. 50 DtiIpaR.
ffe. Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27

I'm EesagtemtHt f1r ouspdrias @ebFsT h.
Griita NaTlelal 8onf. Re. 8cs 6ftpofifrset| ]
fEtroeH un8fciqeHo nnpcfGbrte Rerfsnsisrf
BaN 9ian5sH 40 cen aneciatrten qreIsn -
anti rgfp. eerfduft. ~
mMaana-ha-n H4rmRna n.-kn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-27
eaffse gparft.
GaaHberI@t.

zen gett- 80. Z ato. exc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
SONG OF THE MOTORCYCLE.

(Minna Irving, i'm Leslie's Weekly)
When the rainbow spans the shower and
Tho blucbels are i'm flower,
And the iris and the lily nodJinC stately
in the yard.
Then YOU hear a distant hummug. and
YOU know that / am coming.
Like an arrow 10 the target If the roads
are good and hard.
BY the meadows. sweet and sunny, where
the bees are making honey.
BY the shady woods and waters, by the
gardens and the stiles.
Fleet, and fearless OF disaster, speeding
faster ever faster,
Loi behind me like a ribbon | unwind
the dusty miles.
See! the swallow homeward nyiug with
my dizzy flight is vying,
And the clouds above are trying 10 out
run my whirling wheel.
But there's nothing that's in motion, in
the sky or in the ocean,
That can match the pace ] measure
with my throbbing heart of steel
Up tho hill and down the Valley-ohi l.
never stop or daily,
Though the branches and the blossoms
hcckou gayly as | pass.
Like a shower of shot around me, dying
sand and pebbles pound me,
And haze OF dust surrounds me, like
veil OF powdered glass.
All! the summer Is gay time. youth
and loves romantic playtime;
/ can feel it's magic stealing through
the metal of my frame.
When the butterflies are dancing, and the
yellow Sunbeams elancing.
And the balmy hours advancing Sirt
with opalescent Tame.
And my rider falls TO dreaming Of brow
like marble cleaning.
And of lips that rival roses when they
open In The dew
And he hardly hears the purring of my
motor whirring. whrrinG.
FOR he's thinking OF her bushes and her
eyes OF tender blue.
Now ] leave the winding highway for a
narrow lcafy byway.
Where the banks in spring are 'broid-
cred with the purple violet.
And cottage. white and shining, like
pearl amid the twininS
OF the ivy and the myrtle, In a garden
green is set.
There a girl with golden tresscs. in the
daintiest of dresses.
y Waits and watches by the wicket with
q rose upon her breast.
There dsmounts my tall young rider, who
Will walk away beside her.
For It's there on all our Journeys that
we always stop to rest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
ABOUT BROWN MEN
Well Informed Japanese Talks About
Their Naturalization.

"'The Naturalization of japanese is
the title of an earnest plea, in the juno
DIST number Of the North American Re
view. on behalf of japanese residents
in the United States Mr., n. X. Kaw-
akam. the author of this article, very
wcll-intormed japanese, points out mat
those Of his countrymen who would ma
turally seek aization-farmers,
merchants and scientists-would make
very desirable citizens indeed. He con-
cludes:
"It has been asserted that the Mika-
do s subj iect is so irreVocably welded To
his native country that he will never
become attached to his adopted country
an assertion with which Senator Per
kins and Representative Kahn in parti
cnlar have lately taken pains to impress
Americans. To such q generalization as
this, the Japanese in America have but
ono reply TO offer: Only give MS the
rights Of American citizenship, and you
will SEQ what sort OF citizens we shall
make. What more, indeed. can they
say, when they have mover been given
an opportunity TO prove their fidelity TO
the Republic? No immigrant, unless he
be from degenerate state, cutters the
threshold of foreign land without
at first cherishing some sense of pride
in his own CONTRIBUTIONS indeed the
'co'i 'hh. Nv phn' hSfNl p,l-
init anything 10 obliterate his love for
his fatherland With all his intense
patriotism and his deep love for the
Land Of the Rising Sun, the Mil5udo s
subject is, after all, not unlike the sub
.ect of the Kaiser, who, emigrating to
the United States, becomes in "A few
years an enthusiastic admircr of his new
country ready 10 defend everything
American. 1t is unfair and unmanly to
close TO him the door TO 4 Americaniz m.
ton, and declare that the son of Nip,
pom is inherently incapable of becom-
ing faithful member of the Repub-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
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Kidney Troubles May /
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Lake City People Ha
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
REMARKABLE BUILDING
How Young Man Was Wound Up in
Story

certain young society man was
much given 10 Telling exaggerated
stories and was rapidly gaining q repu.
tatlon for untruthfulness which worried
his friends and. particularly his chum,
who demonstrated with him and threat.
ened TO disown him if ne did not mend
his ways, says the July Everybody S
in story, "Undcr the Spreading
Chestnut Tree.
''Charlie. - said he, F'you must stop
this big story business Of yours or YOU
are going 10 lose me MS a friend No
body believes q word YOU say, and you
are getting 70 be a laughing stock -
Charlie admitted that he was aware
Of the fact, but complained that he
could not overcome his fault, try as he
would. EIe suggested that bad he but
somebody beside him when he started
TO elaborate upon his tale, to tread on
his foot. he was sure he could break
the habit.
A few days later they were invited
TO a, dinner party and his chum agreed
to sit next to Charlie and step on his
until the subject of travel was brought
up One of the company. told of an
immense building that he had seen when
on a trip up the Nile This started
Charlie, who at once began TO describe
a remarkable building he had seen while
ON hunting trip on the northern bor-
der of India.
Ii was one of the most remarkable
buildings, | presume, in the world, "
SAID he. ''l lis dimensions we found TO
he three miles in length, two miles in
height, and as his watchful friend
trod on his toe two feet wide -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-30
GRANDMOTHER 8 MEMORIES.

GRANDMOTHER sits in her easy chair.
In tho ruddy sunIght'S glow:
Her thoughts are wandering far away
In the land OF Long Ago.
Again she dwellS In her fathers home
And before her loving eyes
In the light of a glorious summer day
The gray old farm house lies
She hears the hum OF the spinning wheel
And the. splnner's happy song;
She sees the bundles OF flax that hang
From the rafters dark and long:
She sees the sunbeams glide and dance
Across the Sanded floor:
And feels on her cheek the wandering
That steals through the open door
Beyond the flowers nod sleepily
= At the well-swcep, gamt and tall:
And up from the glen comes the musical
roar
or the distant waterfall
The cows roam lazly 10 and fro
Along the shady lane:
The shouts of the rcapers sound faint and
far -
From the fields of golden grain.
And grandma herself. a happy girl
Stands watching the setting sun,
While the spinner rests, and the reapcrJ
And the long days work is done;
Then something wakes her-the room Is
dark,
And vanished the sunset glow:
And grandmother wakes, with a sad sur
prise.
From the dreams of long ago.
Helen a. Byron. in July st. Nicholas.