davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Gin nener GIbrer. = Ser
@m. s. Mnberlon bon Buffalo, Hefp.
g)orf, lit gum Snperintenoenten Der
nInti Saloon 2eaglie" bon WarD.
LAMB" an SteGle bes am Wontag bon
benz goiten 3uriifeetretenen Haltors
Gr. 6. 81. @riie erpGbIt tporben. Sein
Sditptquartier miro i'm OltuferOiitrift
Oes Staates iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27
@ag @eiTert,
9cntIder Hbotugrapb,
409-411 Wpr6-WaNsS trase,
SYe5tatpiferte!

Spt5tatEIfetteI
Wur fir clue tnr5e i9ett.
8 feinite Gabinet.SortrnitS lino 1 lebensgrobes
0ortrait NIT feinem stabIiet fir S3.50.
WeguIdrer 9.reiS $500.
Bite, aditer Gle nif rieine glbrcife:
Wnr Netiert, 409-4tt, b'Gas's trahe.
(2e511,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-27

Safe flr's 9fuSlanb beiurgt G. Waine, Wr.
AIS, 6f.Ya(timpre. ctr, maize Gutumtunfc.M ue.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
AssEssMENr a NoTIcEs.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Sunset Monarch OH Company lsuccessors IN
interest TO the Monarch on Company OF ART
zona1. Location Of principal place OF business,
City and County Of San Francisco, California
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
directors. held the 21st day OF March, 1907.
an assessment of ten Q0e) cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately In lawful money OF the
the company, No 58 Clay St. San Francisco,
California Any stock upon which this amount
shall remain unpaid on the Oath day OF April
1907 viii be delinquent and advertised for sale
public auction. and unless payment Is made
before viii be sold on the 18th day OF May.
1907 at 10 o'clock noon. at the office OF the
company TO pay the delinquent assessment to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale GEO A. DOUGLASS
Secretary Sunset Monarch Oil Co., IS Clay r
Dated March 21, 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

A high-clsss stock ranch. 1040 acres, rich graz
Ing ana vineyard land in the hills; not
steep; substantially fenced and cross fenced; I;
produces abundance different varieties WHO
clover, wild oats. alhlaria and other native
grasses: good feed year round; 30 acres hay,
grain OF alfalfa land under cultivation. much
more nlmble; family orchard, small vineyard:
trout stream and many living springs. wen
umbered- sheltered situation. hies mosqm-
toes. ticks fogs; no better nor healthier
climate; an ideal horse ranch OF genueman's
Income paying country place; good for all live
stock and vine growing; irrigation not neces-
sarys but any amount Of water right on the
place easily available for this purpose; good
house. rooms and bath; new barn, 3sx36;
other buildings; plenty OF deer quail, rabbits.
trout, salmon; best fishing IN State; on county
road miles from Cloverdale- Sonoma County;
j have other business and cannot attend 10 IT;
price $50. 600; one-third cash. balance pur-
chaser's option. per cent interest Call on
or address the owner, H. c. SEMPLE' 952
Broadway. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~. cor jackson and Devissdero sts; 67 .6x137 g;
VIII 3 houses; al improvements viii slbdi-
vide; $50. 600 as whole
iine OF Fulton St 100 IT. H. OF Polk l20x
n, ~. 70 Ash ave, and improvements; sTb. 600.
n, sloe OF 9th ave, 262:6 IT. S. Of PIT Lobos;
MssI sioe OF Louden St. Nos. u and l6; o5xl25;
CASH OR INSTAILMENTs.
Wisconsin St, bet 18th and Goth, 25x125; $500.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
<<o ave. 3, nr. K, T5x100 (3 LOTS, 5000 each.
Line OF 18th ave. s, bet. r and SITS. S,
25x1O0: $500.
isth ave S. bet. and NJ. s., 75xlO0 q lots).
$500 each.
each.
17th ave. s.. bet and Q SITS s.. 5Oxloo q
LOTS. S75O each.
sw, cor. ] 81. S and goth ave. s.. 5OH1oo q
lOts), $500 and $3.50
BY GEORGE K FRINK.
2626 VALLEJO ST
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received by the Kong Chow CO.
at their office, 32S Sth ST.. Oakland. for erect
ing a brick building Sacramento ST.. near
Kearny. according TO plans and specifications
obtainable at the above office The owner re-
serves the right Of rejecting any OF all bids
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22

FRUIT land IN Placer County foothills: the
Rancho Encinal. part or the Kaseberg Estate
will be subdivided and offered for sale April
]; 4O-acre tracts; virgin soil; never pioweo;
$25 and up per acre. Send for particulars.
r. p. DOOLAN,
Roseville, Placer County, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22

VIZ buy. sell or trade city country houses.
lots ranches and tracts anywhere under the
American Gag: we have agents in over 600
TOWNS and cities; send for list in the In
dicator and list with any properties you
wish 10 sell
CROWN & LEWIS. Inc
DEBT O. lOb6 Broadway, oakland Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE

sALADA BEACH. miles south Of CHn House
FIRST town on Ocean Shore r. r.: 20 minutes
ridei low fares; macadamized streets, water,
sewers. shade trees, etc, guaranteed in con
tracts; lots $3.50 ana up; small monthly pay
ments. Take bus at Colma Sundays and
Thursdays at II a m Arrange for free trans
portation with OCEAN SHORE LAND CO.,
Countryman building. Van Ness ave- and Ellis
street
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
w J. GUM

Northeast corner Green and Deyisadero SITS.
PHONE WEST 26l6.
Cheapest lots north OF the park only SlZoO
each, on Lake ST. near llth ave, opposite
Mountain Lake Park, Of the prettiest
locations 10 the city 70 live in; lots graded.
severed, gas. water. electricity. close 10
car lines.
$66OO-Pacifc heights. marine view. 84X12l.
Green ST., key lot; adjoins a new $4,000 res
idence
&l3000-Pacifc Heights. residence built but
short time. 10 rooms; p :6xlS7;6; cars pass;
marine view. very fne.
$50 000-Lot with frontage Of $50 feet on
two streets. close 10 Grant ave, good loca-
tion for offices, wholesale jeweler or printing
establishment; lots have sold at $1,000 and
$1,000 q foot last month within stones
throw: n is the greatest bargain offered in
the burned district
W T. GUM.
NJ cor Green and DeFisaderO SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-22
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

szsoo-2-< room and bath cottages. In beautiful
location, minutes walkt prlns ,l Incyue 81
menf down the rent from one VIII pay nor
eoeh eee .r,s .rd hath. near station; beautiful
&C.. goo6 a. new: furnished; snap.
II LEWIS Kentheld. Marin County
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

sroBe SatboIitsns gerIammlaR1 fatt=
finoeu, duf Der betiibmte 3eoner brens
nsnoe 50sesfraseH 5sbanOslu perosn.
Secretdr Wlatrs btridtste i6er lirhz
li6e In9slegsnbsiten in BEN B6iiippi=
men uHo auf POrto Rico Ionic iber
Die Snoianerihu ls uno bic Grfoloe.
pel6e Die 50Osration in bieIer Sd6e
errunsen bat. ged6 elmer sranoli6sn
Bdprenung Der Gage DIT 4irhe in
6rdntreid, puroen frGftise &elolus
ttPHeH perfdBt, bic BON elmer nm
45sno abssbdIttHsn isbr gut bsiu6tsn
Dfanenoeri ammluna inoofirt nuroen.
Auf Oieier MaHsnperIammluna mar
Der bo6p'fts or. @r3biIhOf MeBmer
Der 90uptre0ner. Gr ertl1rte rem
3Ded unO oas 0irten Der tatb. 10s
9erdtion, uno ferner bic tir6lids Gage
in 5rdntrei6. Secretdr Matre folgte
nit emer @ei6idte Der federation
uno ben bisbsr erreihten Grfol1en. Gr
Derlas bic gsfabten 9eihliHe ii6sr
5rantrei6, bic siHitimmig our6 aufs
iieben u%ngenOmmsH purosn. Dit eis
nsm Orsifatsn sod auf ben SOL. @az
ter ihIoB bic beseiitsrts 9eridmmluHs.
4sOrta. 81. Der ct. Qnto=
MUS Il, s9erein erlDd6lte foIaenoe ges
dmten: Prdi, Sui. .. arsn3; Dice
Yrdi, SEQ. 5. 8sder; Sc, Rein6.
g6ble; S6abm.. @oolpb @rsmer;
Solicitor, @rnit 9arosltd; MarI6aa,
Bal. Boil; Dirsctorsn, SEQ. M0blens
bof. Sol. 8immel, Mot9. 2. Gremer;
gTec. s@Om.. 9 q. S6srsr, @6as.
Sped.
Weoforb, mis-. - Der Ct. 9os
nifatius 9sreiR srpd6lte fOlgsnoe ge>
amtsn; prdia Sob. 8rGmer; 9tces
prdi.. Gbriit. 9aufsn5a6; Sec, %.
Bad; S6aBm., 6eiur. a0Tner; 81
reumarital. 5. S6uff; 9otItafter,
@bas. &isf. u. 6leii6manu; Sd6nens
trigger. Sob. Rat9s; qf0rtnsr, Did.
Sauer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
zlrTad1e uun a~otrknmn.

Bie iebr mir uHs aud emporen I5er
bic 8arbareieu, bic Der 5taai in
5rantrsi6 an isinsn tat5otiInen glrz
germ 65ebt, 10 ourfsn bod aud Die
Seller nift u5erieben psroen, bic bic
heutige ihlimme Qa8e auf Site osr
4otboIiien 5rautreia's ~Dorbereitsn
balfsn. S5brs U16rHe5mung tit zine
Barnuns. 5n osr .Quss6. poit3ia "
Oer0ffsutliht elm aennsr Der perlonen
unO gsrbGltni1s iolgenoe i6arFs
Strsifli6ter CUR Qa8s Der 1ings
a6ranfrei6 mar ifon lan5s nift
mebr tatboliih osr rpeitous arofen
4le5r3obl mad. 81 itsbt felt, sah a.
3. Don ben 4dt6olisen isit Sa6rtn i'm
sdH5en taum 10 Yroceni bic Sfters,
communion %smpiangsn.
Ier religiOie linterrihi lit fdon
LANCE nur iebr manssIbaFt, uno Der
Glsrus 6at IS nift OtritdnoeH, oenfels
zen eel oer 5ugeRo stDa nah BEN
9or5ilos einsg 1on go@to gu o1aonis
iiren. Ia in oer Shuls TEN Rslis
sionsunterriht oor Ssitsn Der @tffts
liden ertbeiIt nsroen ourFts, hdt.e
man anbtrs Ueittel uno Bsse Finosn
iolsH. otr Sugen5 bic 0abrbeiim Der
8eligion %5c3u6riHssa; penn oies lei
pilosn g0ltsrn m5giih III. mare es
sepiB aud in 5ganarsih 9t9dnssa.
DIR gauge Religionsuntsrrif erfredf
fd Sci iebr oieisn ianssn esuisn nur
duf pier biz feds Uo4en 3ur gor6es
rsituHg auf bic srfts 81. Communion.
pOba a5sr unisrriat fur bic exile
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
Der @etTt orr 3i1dtt 1tnn
5~ttteiiHrPupR TIT nRr
kntb. Gnn1tlte.
(GiH tIsinsr 8eitras our 26iuus Der
iocialsn 6rage.)

,Qber", 70 fragt marte HbeBGrtz
Iide up to bate" Mutter. lift Osnn
Oas StrafeR notbnenOig2
SD tann's niht iiber's 6er3 6ringeH,
meintn ain0srn psbe gu tbun." -
4asroiHgs ioate bic Strdfs BEL eiRem
po6ler3ogenem4inoe nidt n0tbia isin,
a5er no finb bic 3inosr, bsIonoers
bsut3utdg uno gang 6eioHOers in oies
lem 9ano. pel9e 10 gut seartet iinO,
oab i6rem auteR 8iuen ME our6 oas
3ubtmittel Der Gtrafe nahgebolfen
81 msrDsn 5rauhte2 Wsnn gnteDorte,
GrmdbnunseH un0 Irohunaen Hi6t
gsniigen, um elm 8in0 CUR Grfiiaung
ieiner gflihten gu Derm0geu, Odnn
u 3 bic Strafe eintreten. sic en-
fult babel eineR ooppsltsn s3ped:
sriiens. ben 3psd Der Sibne fir Dem
beldngenen Seller, unn, 3peitens, BEN
2ped Der 8eHsrung, bdmit nidt Der
glei6e Seller Roh einmol 6eaan9en
nsroe. 5batiade 1T es ia. CAP mon9e
8inoer 0er Site uno 'Miloe aar niht
5u9drelih iino. Bel foIden 0uturen
hilft nur Die StrdFs. go aber bic
9Its 6ilft. iou bic Strafe ni6t in
QRpeRoung fommen, BERN audi lie 1T
cine 8sroemit6i5ung fiji oas bereh>
tlgte gbrgefdbl Oss &inOss.
Nsr foa i~trafen? ~ SIN QQgemez
mn 1T oas Strafsn bic Sa6e beg
glters. BOD lit oft bic Strofs, pslde
Die lis5snoe SHUTTER Osrbdnat, fir
man6e 8inoer 0isl si~noringliher uno
Dirtiomsr. Dsrfnipe iol itrafsn.
psl6er ben meiitsn iittli9eR grnlt,
bic gr0bte Ru6s babel gu sntDtdeln
0eritsbt.
70 il ion aeRraft Dsrbsn2 = Dor
Q1em iiraFe man ME, penn 6 oasgino
ntdt peroieRt Fat. Man ifberseu0e
iih 3uerff Gang beItimmt. bab bag
4ino ben Jeklsr audi nirtli6 belans
gen bat, msgsn osiisn Is 6sItraft pers
ben iol. uR0eroieat Strafe erleioen
mifeH. psrbdrtst oas 5sr3 beg Rim
Oes uno floRt ION s!Eea Ieiht Search
IidsR Groa se9tn bic Gltsrn Elm; oas
nit aber 1T oas tinoIids gertrdusn.
Die tinolife 9is5s srt0otet.
Die Strais ioG Fsrner cine qss
rsdts Isin, B. s. I'm 8srbdltnib 3um
8er1eben itehen. aleiners 7gebler fols
len nit lisinsrsn, groBers nit en-
pfinblidsrsn Strafsn belegt perosn.
IS lit niats tboriaier unb taoelngs
usrtber, als penn Gliern Oh ieeer
a%leinigtsit olei9 inn Qufreauna oss
ratben uno atsinigieiten nit Ben
itfperfisu Strafen a6noen. Tas III
8rauidmtsit unb 56or6eit: grouz
innteit. bsHH 5as 9ino Oerbient fol6e
3a6tigun9 niat. 9torbsit, oenn bic
GItern BADEN barn fir I6perere gsrs
ssbsn iein S~ivdfmittisl ms5r CUR GER
iagans.
Die Strafs fou fsrner ME in Der
srfsn QufysJuns un5 i'm Corn Dons
aossu psrosR. 5n 3Orn absrisrsitst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

MAI germ oas NAB, uno oa5 0ino
glat6t. IS peroe Rur beitrait. mei. bic
Stern EOS uno sornie ieien. aiht neil
IS bic StraIe oeroisn. 4o5s. M6hs
ten bob idt6. <srR e fh sum
9orlaB unO @ruHoIab maiden. ME
gIeiA unD oort 81 itrafsn. To-
6aIO lie BON sinem 5eblsr ots 9inoes
$snntniB erbalten BADEN, ionoern
mOdten tie bic Strafe ooa3ieben. nadr
Dem ibre 4ufregan9 Ih Seleat bat, lie
alp nur nit @rTglt unD @ube an oieIe
.trdurise 4uf9abs btrantreten t6nnen.
WortR i0a enolih bic Sirafe BE-
itshsn2 Gieie 6rlss Idbt ii6 i'm 4n9es
metnen nlht beaHtporten. IS mub od
he Slugbsi! Der gltern palttn. S,z
esnfaas mub oieisnige Strafe aepdhlt
peroen. pelde nem @haratter oes
&ianes eitipribt. Bel Dem einen Sim
Dc senist i1on Der ~3iirneRoe Slid oss
gdters ODER Der Mutter, um Is em=
ptlnollh 81 i~trafen; elm an0eres 9fnb
III ntft 3I bdn0igeH. penn g niht
ne Rutbe fiibIt. Dsm einen aiao iii
ACKNOWLEDGING bic empiinolidIte
Strale, eInem anberen t6ypertihe
3uhtlsung. SIN 4lgemeinnen tam
man pobt idgen: bic bette Strafe lit
oie gnt5iebunng irgeno elmer 9nnehmz
lldtstt, zines 8ergRiigens. S%eltener
lou man gum Strafmittel oes 6oliens
9relten. Als leBtss anO ielten1tes
Strafmittsl Ioa Die f6rperlife 3iihs
tR9ur5 in AHpeROun1 lommeu. Die
heuttse mooerRe 6efii6lsouislei uno
SentrmentalitGt bat bic Rut6e 3par
otelta6 %oer6dnnt. ober per re aus Der
Gr5iebung gdn3lih perbannen noate.
oer bat feline @%rIabrune. Sbatla6e lit.
oaB sepiheu VatureR 9or nift 6si3us
teHnmsn 1T. auBer Our6 bic Rutbe.
uRo lagt bic 81. Sdrift oenn nibt
duserud!l6: sBer ieinen SObn lest.
Der bait Jpn '5eiOuoers untet Der 3uffs
rutbe2" Sabrbunberte lana mar bieIes
Strafmittel in @e5rduh uno CON Ies
geHsrei6en 5olgen. 5reilia Der WiBs
brdu9 ut 81 Derodmmen. .3upiel
hla5en uno maBIos i6la1en, Idlagen
IN ,3orn uHo 4ufregung ~ bds 1T 5u
peturtbetlen. Die 8utbe a6er m6ae
nab Die Dor i'm tdtboliifen 5au8 ihre
Auf9abe erfiaen. Q6tr. ME oeidat.
crit odnn ioa lie in Q~upenound toms
men. DsnR ale anosrsn Wittel en-
ldopft iino. Sin gutes 9in0 nirD
isine sr0Bte Strafe i'm MiBfdQen, i'm
Samer5 Der Gltern finOen. 1as lit
alte Wetsbettss uno Grfd b.
rungsIebre.
0amit lit .lltinam" am Sdlub oies
les eapitels angelangt. 3u6tu in
Sttten Il renge muB 6erre
den m tatbOlifden 6aus.
0as III Die 5oroerung ces G6r:ltens
tbums iel6it; benin bag @6riltenfbum
fcroert 46tOotuug, Iein @eleb lit Elm
itrenges. 4ber geroDs oieIe 5trenoe
uRo oieie 3udt bringt 0ronum in'g
tatholif4e 6uus, bic Oronuug aber
brInst innerss Slid un0 cine innere
3ufrieoenbeit, pslae audi oas ldpere
Sob Der 3udt ais cine fife Gait unb
lsihte 9iroe sridsinen laHen. Quf oer
3uht un0 Sittenitrenge rubt niht dls
leiH gu uiht esringsm 86eile oas
pabrs Slid Der 6amilte, oer @ss
meinbe, bes Staates, ner adn3en
menihlihen @sieaidaft, fonoern aud
gan3 5eiOnoertr @ottesiseen. -Uuroe
3u6t uno Sittenitrsnge. ME 0os@bris
itsntbum es osrlan1t. in Der Sdmiie
hsrriden. ME i6nea piiroe iid oos
4ntliB Der msRffli6tn 9eIeufdaft ers
neusrn uno bic bsats 70 ~5renaen0 aes
rporoere i%ociale 5rage Don iel6t ii6
lfien. 114;n5m z
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

ib %umsear5ejtet uno erpettsri bon
y. 3ufin Steiner 8. M. Gap. 9trs
3i9er Sros., glsp Nort, Cincinnati d.
Ghieago. Qreis. Gpo. 50 6tg.
G.r 00upiifeil oieItS bstttis I'M
4dtre 1888 eriaisumen uuo Fs. no1
beatiam 9etbd.tniden umsear5tileteN
iyefilldta 8ldss ii n2tleiHstlprddtn
nut 8cti" 8tUtDmt.. .p-.neu Bo6 elm
OoG tdn0i3es @tss.tad. teisddlt III.
Dos Sub lit alien leutiten 3aibolis
len ufs 9tRe 3a cnpe5ltn 49,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

8e6ttS9t0dltiH. Sin 2(ns
oa6ts6i6lsiu fir Die Gttta 5duls
timer mil ,atginiiher geiFer. eita.
neieu ano 8reu3rsQaHaadt. @eu3is
GER 8yos.. Rem 9ort, Cincinnati u.
@bicaao. 1872 g. 9reis, ae6. 70 Gis,
1ities hibide @C5tt5iitleia 0ieiti
siuen t6flihtn GddB pou @e5ttsn.
pdheno fin Ul%inigrdn.en uu0 56uls
timer. Die Nebjiio6en. in 5ar6tns
orud, reroen eiuen tsioHoeren 3eg
iir eaB Nuss res Shines bisten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03
1om e~iid1erttTdr.

Charlie Miny1oick By Rec. Dauid
BearYae. 5. i. Bensiger Bros, New
York, Cincinnaa d Chicago IL NO.,
800 e, Cloth, 50 cts
8ieie dubsrf ipannenoe Gr5d6Mna
ifilosrt uHs Die 5AidIale zines .Suns
gen aus ssmiittsr e6s. 1raurige
gsrbdltHiHe brinstn otnIel5sR auf
@tDsss trotoem i4ldst inter isiner
berlampisn aleibunl a6r Elm eoles
6er3; grobe Diatnstraft oetonlaHen
Jpn, i'd auf5uraiftn unb oarb ebr-
!ihs qrbsii iih islbf al bslien. mir
soften. oaB bic G~r3dbiang oisls 46nsbs
msr iircsn UNI 0aB Ter ourA feline
.aibingools" Geihihtsn 6ersiis
Do6l6staanit 8sriafsr uns nod redt
pisle eer1rtise gr3dblungen lieferH
nirD.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

Blessed are tie Meycifad. h Tae of
the Ns9ro Uprising ia Haiti. BIZ
Jos. SpiHman, s. j. Translated from.
he German ~ Mary Richards Gray.
- Louis, y. Herder. y mo..l35 e.
Ctoh, net - cts.
51iIoert uns in i~nterdTunter
@eiie cine gpiiooe aus BEN traarisen
Seacenle5sH auf Der Snfsl 6aiti Ano
otieHblrt ben @runo, parum bio
iarsdii6 miBbanoslien StsaDeR ouf
oer SHiel suclib iih smporten. Wir
smpfe9lsH oas 8dhIsin beifsns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

g be5a1E fa in bislsr 9sispns
an5n3si5sn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

@ottesfttbG @s6sts uno
Qnoatts6un pom gottisl. g. Mars
rus ron aDiano, .. N. Gap. .gauss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

TIE otier Ms Lille. By IL c.
Martin. Bensiger Bros, Nelo York,
Cincinnati d Chicago. II mo 2S2
2 Cloth, - -.
Sine isn~lp1s @~r5d6lung. bic T6
in Sioafrita otIpieli. 3pei gGne
tern. Don oeuen bic iin8ere an i6leis
tenosr &ranlteit oa6iniieht. Bieeen
oortbiH, nm 2inoeruns fir bic araate
81 iufen. Die ditere S6nelter cpfert
iit in tslrsnmdt5igsr Usiie elmer ia
ben i|sl6fiudtiaen 2auns BET aranien.
Sin ungtiidmer Ufann. Elm 6immelss
itirmu Don Character, pirD u6ernuns
ZEN Don Dem itiaeR 9it5rei3 uno tem
ap6en Settle Der dltersH Ghreser.
a6er Der 9ranisn ipesen pia 0isie i6r
2ebens9lid gum Opfer briuaen. 6is
enoIih id Q0es i'm @uten aufl6n
Die asiItriouen i6r 3smii6te SEN
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bstlnsen ausge3eihnet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

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gerdlrer FER Ieii5iien Sungfrau. Dor
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8en8iser 9ros.. Rem Oorf. GiHcinnat
II. @bico8o. 22mo.. 500 z. Qreis,
seb., 40 Gents.
Disies QuooftE6u6 ent6dli bic az,
braud lid tan 8e6st uub 4n0ahts.
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rienIieOey auo piro messn ieines arc.
ben, Ieiht lest0ren Grudes ganl Sc.
ionoers dlisren QeuteH isbr pillom,
men ieiu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-03

gapH pius Der 3e6ntttH
QebeR un0 mort. 8elbidtlid,
Stuois Don Mi9r. Or. Qtnaela Mar,
dtion. 4utoriiirte uebetiebuua por
y. 6ohm5dn Qrtbo, 8. e. q.
prahtpsrt in II GisTerunlen mil
iibtr 500 3srtiauitraiipner uno circo
20 gaH3ieiti3eu Ginihalt6il0ern.
Brsis pro aieferun9 40 SIS. gen,iqer
Bios, Qen gort, Cincinnati Il. Gti.
Cogo.
Bon ciyIen in uniersn 5Da,sn 81
reits pisoer6elt ein1e6eno bsiprodtneu
9radtperts lieQsn iebt in II qiele,
rapaeH Dor. &c reiter ros Wsrt pcra
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GiLorgt oM' sleif sic ernen 6Gile
'don 9sr0cttiefsn. nod oertdrlt. Haa
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2e5sHsgeididte pius' 10. 0casnDea.
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'isbt. W0qe 6oa Qert reiteh. Qers
bysitung fiHoen.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-07-27

~ STORY run. Col
beforehand. Only let me get out OF
here, and get out yourself, before 1t
Is too late"
For some time the burglar made no
reply; then he asked:
"How's a thousand, fer de price?"
"All right"
I'm goin to make light now, an
unite yer arms: but IL yeh give me
de double cross I'll get yeh, II it's
me last act. Understand"
Yes"
When the mans hands were free
he got upon his feet. The burglar
gathered up bag Of tools and handed
1t to him:
Stick It under yer coat; I'll manage
what little swag I've got myself It's
the back way out, through the base
ment window"
Noiselessly the two slipped out Of
the hall and across the wide dining.
room. When they were In the mid
die of 1t, the place was suddenly food
ed with light, and low command
rang out:
Hands up"
formed men, who had covered them
| with revolvers.
Now" said one officer to the other,
you come with us as far as the cor
ner, and we'll wait for the roundsman.
| Then you come back here and wake
up the house and have them see
what's missing. | knew this young
man was here. but / didn't count on
two birds, and one of them king
crook, by the looks of him. Yegg
man, what are you doing here, trying
to pull off house job? What's your
name?"
Bart Syler; you know well enough,
damn you"
Exactly; Bart Syler alias Salty
alias the Model. Who's your pal?"
ASK him yourself"
Il think ! don't need to. He looks
to me like Harry Moore, also known
as Gentle Harry. Aren't you, my
MANI"
For a moment the man did not re
ply. His face was deathly white, and
he seemed to have stopped breathing
Suddenly he burst out:
Yes"
You'll get 20 years this time
Harry. Come along, both of you"
The officers and their prisoners
quietly went out Of the house, and
down the silent street.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-07-27
THE CHILD MIND AT WORK.
Results Of an investigation Into In.
fsnt Mental Processes.

or 4S children, says Stanley Hall,
20 believe the sun, moon and stars to
live, 16 thought flowers could feel, and
Is that dolls would feel pain II burned.
The sky was found the chief field in
which the children exercised their
philosophic minds. About three-quar-
ters of them thought the world plain
with the sky like a bowl turned over
IL, sometimes believing that 1t was OF
such thin texture that one could cas-
lily break through, though so large
that much floor sweeping was neces-
sary in heaven. The sun may enter
the ground when II sets. but half the
children thought that at night II rolls
or flies away, or is blown. or walhJ, or
God pulls 1t higher up out Of sight,
taking II up into heaven, according to
some, putting 1t to bed, and even TAX
ing off its clothes and putting them
on again in the morning, or again, 1t
is believed to be under the trees at
night, and the angels mind 1t. God,
of whom children always hear so
much, plays very large part In these
conceptions. and is made directly re.
sponsible for all cosmic phenomena.
Thus thunder to these American chill
dren was God groaninY or kicking or
! rolling barrels about, or turning a
big handle, or rafting big hammer,
while the lightning was due to God
| putting his finger out, or turning the
gas on quick, or striking matches, or
setting paper on fire. According to
Boston children, God is a big, per.
haps a blue man, to be seen in the
| sky, on the clouds in church, or even
in the street. They declare that God
comes to see them sometimes, and
they have seen him enter the gate
He makes lamps, babies, dogs, trees
! money, etc, and the angels work for
him. He looks like a priest or q
teacher. or papa, and the children like
to look at him: few would them
selves like to be God. His house IN
the sky may be made OF stone OF
brick; birds, children and Santa Claus
live with God.
| Birds and beasts, their food and
their furniture. as Burnham points, all
talk TO children; when the dew Is on
the grass the grass is crying" the
stars are candles or lamps, perhaps
cinders from Gods stove, butterflies
are flying pansies, icicles are Christ
mas candy, Children have imaginary
play-brothers and sisters and friends
with whom they talk. Sometimes
God talks with them Even the pros
est things are vivified; the tracks OF
dirty feet on the floor are flowers; a
creaking chair talks; the shoemaker's
nails are children whom he is driving
TO school.-Nineteenth Century.