davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
8si&e 9ranen.

M nier oen bunoert bis bunoert.
~ iuni3ig reIditen aeutcu ser
- g8eit, 81 Oeuen man ale ole
&lelbenetoeten 5dblen fam. sic elm
GeraloBen BON %6llnoerteu bis tanien.
ot1 pom giillioHen beIiten. aiebt Is
aiT peut8e 6rdutn. lln0 unter Die.
lsu menl9en ourfte mobl feline iein.
oie lldl ibreR AeidjtbHm ielblt eruor.
ben ocn &%ieienbeliB ielbit aeidafien
Bot. 4ur8e 3eit crit ite6t ole 6rau
in WelddftelcbeH. TlS Sciterin uon
RlclcnnnternebmmgeH 0urd) sic al.
leli lib lold unaehenre @crthe an
hauien lalien IL lie nod beutc cine
Selicnhcit mo Inn ,<nlanO luobl aar
lndli }l fn0cn ,Su enal0no un0
amcrito 0bcr. no man ldngit nit
oem &oritrt5cit Aebroteu bat. 0aB
PFC uorne3mc rcidc Sanlc iid init
@clhaiicu uidt bcioiiel 0uritr. be.
d.lntn ole Nraicn oiid iul Wciddita.
itbcll m lcittt0c Steltcu uor5lrilden.
81 DIE &Selt crit }pcj 2ahr}chule al.
ter. lolI0 rs NdlCrlid rtide Trauci
lcben Die ibr &eruolci gbcnio .ielhit
aeulabt" BADEN. lpic belic 9foraon
uh0 Carnegie GaB 5ralteu elncl
|9(ieieubcliB uor}iJalid IN |0erualien
uerltebtn 3elgt cas- 9Cipicl Ser az.
1empartia reldlitcu fSrau Der &}clt.
Scalt Nettn N1reeu in Rem }lorf ia.
btn bic Staiiitlieu. iomeii ne iidl in
0iclcr 8idtmA %itberhanpt ii1rcn TAI.
zen. 0icieu Citcl aclcoef. mcil ltrs.
teycgn tyoildlC Glitter int &serthc pou
20 NillloHcu Gollars bcnBt. Gic
Aentc ulham 70 Sabre alte Game
8it ais 0lc htHtaitt t5eihdftefr0m
oou 9too 9ort un0 iOu nod iget Sic
Wid'tIAitcn NiApoItiouai. bic ihya
@oriaI @chditc lnt0 jArt .dcmjiue
941nt Utoroern ielbit ttcficn. ,Srail
erctn Altit pom ibrcm Batter cin 6t.
0cititH g9 &crnl0Aen 9ccrbt bclro.
t5cie AMIR 80 %0Hren lcbtc 0auu IN
@aria WtN Son00n uu0 bltte In al.
lerlcI SpetHlationen ucitlts Nliid.
&ette lebt Mrs 9reen IN cin1m flti.
uen N0ilaheu i'm 9tcm PORT 0oboiui
mo tlelOet iidl iehr etnfad. fait arm,
LID in Shwar}. If1n er}6Ali. N1B
0ie tSrlu idhrlid niht mehr oils S
SaulWi0 CoaGr1 %0u9late. &ie Is
enc mcIlteu REDEEM Amutitoncr Iiebet
pou ihrem aol0eutn EhrouF hCrab
pciie ermahulngeu ltH0 Ne1rct ain
0as beRttril ami ON3 SdlluNcliuori
Sum &tidltbuu louihaloc &olf Ni
1eten 10 bat and Srau @rcrI 0en
@Inu hires Nt5eH9 ia Bic &erts It'll
Ha bttr Et1 blbe |atarpgtet NM allss
INIT a1t}gr Secle acTblus uah meuey
Auijdt til IS Der @utt scr h~euttle'
@y'dait9leitc odB 'e olbU.ti wi.
sleid o%HflNaen Wi0 01fa ueut Ci.a
1t oou 0elcn Sic riiit9 utlite3,g Tjt
9rtsll ilt IN 'd'lehitH aura lerathep.
ailt Wotet rejd raeroeR a.mt 3tihl
u12. Gll3t ~ uHo oaa lebt ri1h.
6tll e'rttt bat tglcU SonGm1eu
&oa1.2r ote #tNy &tuRos1n crbcp.
Sit#Aitet auda oel lin Woalt1Atile
,}ucdt ans ireili6 u.ti ia pi,l mil
Altg N,leu taoul0. 0te.itolt Nsrau'
igtt taHu 0lG lt 0ua ibrgn 9}etd.
ipila crtulo tcrlihuu. III lult 0rud'
lare @oaltadultNL Ntlut @tuG ii
cine Der bcgauutcitCuu mo Doeu,auica
Srailat Ser &tgenjltea 5t1atot.
S,c.lit heute etpa u'tr}ia N0acSaI
lit tmpcrmahit le9lics5u mrs sat &.
ais emitae uou fiu tsN at,rltau.
t%CrnonirgcW elmer ,,ssg aasra.
pom ser Nirioleu yi nildm 9 ser
"peritcrbtae eJftue3sn Nam1 ,Sle
eoulN igiueu a.UOeyu t~utcrlgr
Segga Gea,o bate &e5tSlu5 eaitl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
+ Sir Slide nIO Suns.
1lanarner aadlemseltel.

= onnt0g @trRiuppe. 3ebbraier
mt 8cilasen. 1)Sdlofolaoeereme
Aben0s. Slater 8ebbratcn nit
2)&einimer.
gf ontag: Q~uoelinppe. 9iin0fleiidl
init gsiriing. Semmelidmarrn mil
5tompott. 9und: Reile pom
@iittag. 6leidialat nit sefo6tel
gierH 8arnirt.
DieHitag Suppemuiiuel Srppc.
Stalbstoteietts NIT aompott uno
Ouaenialat (gasofeH). II Sund:
DerGuberte, falte 3ipperl.
Iittmob g~eberipdtel guppe.
ainofIeiih nit aoblrabigemnie.
3)aoblrabIinIat. SetOelbeerfuhen.
-&uHd: SdDemsfn0derlS ul5e.
GOnnerftos @~rieBiuppe. 4)@e-
badene5 aaIbsbrIes nit aopfialat
mo 4ompott (0asofen). ~ 2md
5)Iopfent1ierl SdDeI5ertdie. 8At.
terbrot.
6rettag: 9lumenfobliuppe. @e-
badeHe, fIeine 3enfen. 6)Sbitfu-
den. - 2lmh: @rinsSalat nit
gefohteu eiern.
Gamifag. Ginlaufiuppe. @ehadte
8eeiiteafs nit 81. 9o9nenialat
uuO 8ontpott (gosofen)-. 2lnd +:
&~urtoffeln In Der Sdule nit But
ter.
u S6ofola0ecreme. 6 I'm
5en geriebene Sdofolaoe per0en NIT
beiBer Ytilh fem abgeriibrt. 9a5u
gicbt man Damn 5 llu5en 3uder. laBt
eS obfiiblen, gie6t Damn 8 gigelb, Il
Quart Oiil6 Oaju uHo riibrt. Is am
6euer ST elmer Creme. Run miro
/ lln5e auigeI0ite @elatine Oarunter
gemiidt, Die Creme 0lird) Elm Sieb
gegeben un0 geriibrt. bis lie falt uno
DID miro, oaruuter Dunn Der Sdnee
pom " Guart Shlagiabne ge3ogen,
Die nit Wanoelol dtsgeltrifene
6orm oamit eingefiiat un0 in @is
gegraben.
p @einio~. z @lGIer 3otb.
mein, 2 @Blond S~taub}ider, 2 GB-
l0ffel Sobannist Il -ef mer0en falt
geriibrt. bis Is iial etlpas bin0et.
- 8obIrabiialat. Bon sen
Dei9gef0dten S6eiben behalf man
einen Sbeil 8uriid mo modt lie, nod
warnl, INIT Del un0 Gig Sab unO
etiuns Bfeffer an. Gieier Salat
iamedt ausge}ei6net.
4)@ ebadenes QaIbsbrtes.
@~olbsbrieie per0en bIaudirt, abge-
bdutet. ie elm 9rie5 IN 2-3 Sbeile
gei2nitten, geial}en, in geidlagenen
@iern uno Semmel6roielu umgeipen.
set mo ihmimmeuo IN S6mal5
gologelb gebaden. Tit ge6adener
8eteriilie aufgetragen.
5GopfenfdierI. 8uter, iii.
Der Eopfen miro nit SalS aiimmeI
uuo etlpas gfeffer permeugt, feline
9aibdeu aeformt uno frii6 ooer ge-
trodnet crit mad eini8t- Belt genoi.
len.
81 Sbitfudeu. u 9fc 3uder
miro nit einem aaifeeIoffel SUMMIT.
puIper, einem St0ubdeil 0elfen3uls
Der uno 10 eiaelb " stumble idols
mig geriibrt BON 6 @ipeiB oerS9nee
0%arunter ae3ogen, Damn 6 llu5en &c.
riebeues 9rot. 2 BIO. einaefohte OOer
iriihe 8fIaumen o05u geriibrt. in Der
ousgebutterten mo aiIsge6roielten
@uaeIbupfform / StunOe langiam
aebodeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

= &eIhe Gisenid)ait ihGeen sic
bel elmer 6rau am meiiten2" ~
Gieie mihtiae 6ra3e bat ilIngit 0as
popalarp SuHooner 8oheHblatt lit
BIS oen Snn1BeielleH uliier iernen
9ciern oorgele5t. Sas 9latt Dat
1890 9nroorteu erbalteR. Giniae
Scer idfoeen bel eiRrr Srlu 0e
ShoHbeii auoere Sic gerjtauielen.
beit, nod anorre oas MHnohal.
teH. las aass ideiut aber nod
niai 0as Hlanulidv SOeal s. Is. N1s
@eaI ser Manusupe1 3u isin. 0ann
non oeR 1900 Annportet neIteB
mehr ais 5000 N5ereiniralmeu0
icil Sag DE tDetals iitereHsuteir
eaGafoit Ser SraE oas -aO5ea.
tsuySa titl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17

= lle6er 0ie 3abl Der 2ebrern.
nen gibt 0os 6anobub Der 6rGnen.
beluegung folqen0e 3uiommenitel.
lung: Ceiterreid, 10000; llngarn.
$3.50; SdaDe3. $500; England uRO
@ales, 669S00; Shottlnno, 1000:
Srlauo. 1000; Ganemarf. 1900;
Sfnpc0en. 2.649; Ronupgen Staot
1915. 3orpe9en 2ano 1138; Sims
ldn0 5to0t $50. Sinnlon6Sano 800;
3ublar0. 22.400: 5ronFreid. 49,
400; StaIiea. 3f8O0; 9ortugaI,
$4,000; 8ereinilte Staaten BON
@oroomer.fa. 76.34s. 8oaitdn0iger
miro 0as Bid. tUenn man bieubS
ouA Ste in 0ieen Staaten angcften-
ten 9e3rer beriid1idtiat. 1ro3eHtitat
eutiaaen 0ann 0ui Sic 2~ehrernneH
IN Ceiterreh % pom Sunoert cTsr
thdti8eH 9eArfrGite in llagala
1S5. SdrDei3 SO. GnglnHo uH0
&oles 715. SdottIano 63.6. Srs
IaHo 53S. G0nea1arf 28,6. Sdspe.
osu 35. 9oupe1en Staot 693. Mor4
ue1eH SaH0 264 TiHulano St1ot
734. fS~inHiaH9 91H0 40. gtubIaEO
$50 NraHfreih 46.7. Stnlien So,
@%ortna1l $50 &sremian Staateu
923 ~ Ea Geigthlano uaren III
Sabre 1904 mad 0eH naltliH itntiti.
iten ansabeH 1907 9e5rer mo
22513 SsarTiansu 1crhauoen. ods
o ia Sruseat S.iai5e 2e5r
Ifr6f;G
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
EnrInnd,e HlstnrIc NLIner.

John Camden Neild, whose maguia. cent beQuest to Queen Victoria sup piled the fuuIs out of which the prince consort built the present BaImorai castle, deserves place among the great mlsers and was as remarkable q man as any of them. He was educal- ed at Eton and Trinity college, Cam bridge, and was a barrlster at Lin cOln's Inn. At the age of thirty-four his fathers death placed him in pos session Of 8 fortune of f25OOOO. guu from that moment he becGme a con- frmed miser. Neild lived at . Cheyne walk. Chelsea. His big house was SO mcanIy furnished that it did not ever boast Of a bed. Two old women, who did his chores. and @ black cat were hig sole companions. When he visited his large estates in the Midlands, which be did frequently, he generally walked unless he could get a lift for nothing. and he was not even above taking q gratultous seat on a dung cart. Sometimes he was compelled by the weather to take seat on the stagacoach. and there he would sit outside, shIveriug and dripping, for he never wore a EreatCoat. an object ot cOmmIseratiOn to his fellow | Isseu- gers.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
1 Mnrrinr Too.

The wooden boards that had maCkel the graves In a certain rural cemetcr routed or and were raked up in tn spring cleaning. Consequently Q. Memorial day when the deleg0tio ,rom the c. A. R. arrived wl,h daE and appropriate floral decorations fc- their departed comrades the decora', ing committee found itself somewhat in doubt as to which grave 5olouge to Captain Blodgett and which tl Hannah Ericsou. The mistaken del,- gates heaped their offerings upon liar. naGs last resting place and departed. That afternoon Erirson. the wid0wnr. drltraI. with the rest Of his world. to the cemetery. When he saw tho daE and the flowers above Hannah the astouished Swede fell to chuckI!nG Joyously
 "yelL" be exclaimed delightedly, "dose falIcr bane booty smart too! Ay tank dat vor all right and som Gud3 yoke on Uaunah-he vor booty gude fighter bersellu1"-Youth's Companion
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
Ss~an-e Fuel

"I l.rc c...u ww.au cooked on a fire of .r.se. :rru.y." said the sail. or. ~I- was .u Egypt ana tho mummy waS stolen ou. of a tomb Them ua- t.vas is always stealth mmmtes. They -.U r.nm in pieces 10 tourists, aud what pieces .aav can't dispose of oranrw.-. they throw into the bin for fuel Mummy nwn~ ,.an Jtndcr but H's -ua-..v Eue. l- is Is ghastly a Cua, as tu. -.m .~.- what they burn .u che -a....E.. .awa D. Lyun where rh. u., ..-. ant ..l q .arlod lasts rlowu' .a ... -~.'.s .u. Co you like aunuu.. nu T..n.u been iG ta.-a-y ..n- where -ha rel is leJta. n- e...... This .... -u.U- and smokes
 T. u.....s. ... ..a" . ..1 iu.o h.=. su-E ...... .... ...r 2. re broke up wit. ... ..... ..'.r .. while. In Er.-.-l ".m-..r. where l. H is as u,nu. ..H .- ... ..s .... ur. fish when rl.-..- n. w... ..-.g. . o' in the H-. ...-.. ... .N -. .u. Dur tho sa.u ii. .... <. a E... aim. cp no white
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
r-. M n-.o--t arot.

Perhaps the uo+t Ias Iate spot on earth .s a tiny storm reDt ls,Ct IS Eer,~g sna rnnr,y mid ny between Alaska guI S.nar'a. N.a..v fifty miles from the roa~es. ,arI Ea.'s island i5 a barren rock. s1 steep rllt no beuCn Iaulm- ,an b, r1uI Here on tine southern side unrrraG like nests above tho ragr.ne surf wI secured 10 the rocks uy w..w~ thongs are the skin dwE..u-- of ..a wa'ruS luaicrS. Here tne sal .s u.Eor ~1.uug. thc -cu never smooth ColL chilly logs euSarouJ the place in summer. while the frequent and furious gales tGat sweep through Boring ~.-a.- at aI SnasanS render the narrow ~ummtt m.nhanltahle. Ice locked Grua- n.ae months of the year, ".. natives depend entirely upon the s... vauu- auI whale as a means Of nE.sr.u.a Hwu- t..n brief summer So suar wnala- may visit the island for a v..4n,a O. hours. but this Is the sole communication with the outer world. Tho Kings islanders are closely allied to tho Aa~Eau EsNtmos. They are a fine. hardy ra.a. luwnI tn daily dan gers and n~..ut.an~. auL are reckoncd the best .nE hragv~t sailors in Bcring sca. wg.- l.a.s ar walms hide will carry Cr.a twenty tn thirty persons iD 8 mountainous sea-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
HfNEH COMPANY
 BEGINS TONIGHT

The usreu Company. htch has a. eur.ao.s popularity iu Alask7. wi. make it's first appearance in its thir. AIasSan season at SkzEwsy tonight and Nr. Heaag- says the entertainment tha, vii. 5s given is -5 per cent. better than ;aose which earned Jim and the members os his company their rspu- J-yions tu r5is sections Of the country Since the Iswett company was he.e before. Nr. .-ws.t has greatly i'm proved l.s moving picture apparatus aud secured new views. He Is DOW making arrangements to get pictures Of he Thaw .r.aL He has wired for them and expects them here before Le leaves SGaEway.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
H.IncnIr,r Rrhnkc.

The saying that there are few hon. est lawyers did not hold true in tbs case of Lincoln. A man once called to retain him on suit
 state your case" said honest Abe
 The man did, and then Lincoln said:
 "I cannot represent you, for you are wrong. and the other party is right"
 "rhat is none of your business if J employ yOu," said the client
 Pardon me" said the man who aft erward became president; my busi- ness is never to defend wrong. l uey- er take case that Is manjtes.y wrong"
 well. but you can make trouble for the other fellow"
 Yes" said Lincoln, T can set a whole community at loggerheads, ] can make trouble for this widow and hor futherIess children and by so doing get you $G0O that rightfully belongs to her but won't do It."
 Not if I pay you well?"
 Not for all the money you are worth" was the reply.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
SERGEANT M'DONALD
 MADE CAPTAIN

The Lr,. day ot the present month had ao Ap-.'s fool for Sergeant John A. NcD5ua'i of the Royal Y. W. y. P. stationed a, this place for on that day be was p-omo.ed to the rank of tn- speccor art hsnceiorch i- vii. be CaptaiD Mcdonald.
 The good Jews was received by Mr. M,Doua.a oa Monday Ct this week since which tune be has been receiving the congratulations of his many friends, He has served in he ranks for % years and well and truly did he earn his cOumlss JC.
 !. Is o5- zuowa where Captain Me Donald vii. o7 s,a-tousd but is is hoped be may r-uatl 10 this dtytsjou.-Whi.e- horse Ssar.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
MAKE GOOD
Do Not Begin Spring With
 Dirty Watch

Do not begin the active season with a watch .ba. wi,l DO. keep good time. The season os sa-uer is too short in this country 10 permit Of ones being hamDergd by au uncertain umePiece. If your watch .5 dirty it will Ioc keep time correctly uuu. lJ has been cleaned. Spring should be the cIe niag season for watches and clocks as well as for everything else.
 Our rep .ir department ! uuequs'led Ia Alaska for the character of work it turus out. Our mo,J0s ar,: AS GOOD AS NEW, and SAT SANCTION GUARANTEED. Try us and becoue g our permanent patrons,
 Newest, best selected and most fashionable stock or jewe.ry watches clocks, novelties, etc. in Alaska. Our souvenirs lead. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
 We give free examination Of the eyes.
 J. Ikusa, ODtician and Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
nrrnn.hIrr Tcrrnce.

Dickens was twenty-seveU years old when. in 1889. be moved from Doughty street to DevonshiCe terrace. George du Maurler lived for some years in 1 Devoushire terrace In this celebrated house Dickens wrote no fewer than ten of his books-"Thc Old Curiosity Slop." "Baruaby Rudge." The Christ mas CsroI." American Notes, Mar tin ChuzzIewit," The Haunted Man" "The Battle Of Life" "Dombey and Sou." The Cricket on the Hearth" and David Copperield' Deyonshire ter race was situated at the corner of the NIarvlebone road and used to be called the smallest terrace iu London.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
vL..A a.-.- -L. s-ec.--

At tH. close nl oun ol t.e sessions iE tb. trial ul Warren Hastings when most %. t'.-a a--.-.d had gathered .n tna ....ar.. u- Ha~~ ~.a'Eed up and down r.- r.a" # his mnlaar.c. pom pgu- n.v. -."'a- uu. praises of the ,p.v....- .. Err ". Sheridan. but say ing u.- . word about Eur.e.s. Burke s.u~.r... as ...~ omission and anxious for SOM. on.w.m.ar.nu from the great authority. ....' ar last contain himself uo uu-.r ...I ...-t nG..
 "Do.am u."t gaa u,a ny spcccL:'
 "Nu. u....." ~o..nd pr. Parr, calmly .s.- his excited gur~tioner "Ne~r s....u .a~ oppressed with met. angor. H-'"a..H uy parrarhcsis and IeH.r..-I .r a.n..euu"u.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
The Moon.

Astronomers long since came to the conclusion that the moons surface Is very hot during the height of the lunar day. which. as will be remembered. lasts two weeks, and very cold during the lunar night, which Is equally long. These extremes of temperature reach their height at the lunar noon and midnight and are greater than any natural temperatures ou the earth.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
STRIKE Off
White Pass aud Men Reach
 Agreement

The strike against the White Pass shops is Q thing of the pas:. An agree menJ was reached between the em- ployers and the committee representing the strikers and the latter signed 8 paper declaring the strike of Saturday.
 These men who had refused Co go back to work for the railroad or whose places had been taken by others were given clearances and will be able 10 apply for work elsewhere with clean slates.
 The agreement was reached Saturday at 8 conference between the White Pas, officials and Chairman McGrath, Of the strikers committee. whereat the the differences were adjusted in such manner that all parties claim to be satisfied.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
CANNON MIGHT
 COME AGAIN

Wash.cE.g1. April l0-Speaker Cauuo1 Is quoted as saying that he may uase up his miud 10 agsiu visit Alaska the coming summer a. one of the Long vorlh-Tatc party. He .o,oed the .uuS- e,ing party that wen, 10 Alaska three years ggo, b1. st that :ime saw very little of the territory except from ,be deck of the steamer. Alaska has been so much discussed 01 the l02r of the house be has a desire to learn of COD. d.tiCus there for himself.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
his Sr-ay Seat.

A small r.u.Ha. HnuweI into the room wG.e lis eldest sister was eu rn-5a.a.-~ a uus"H..ue ra.ar
 "llr I.lw.-." .a youth finally iutcr runrI. { wish y.u would take me wit. ... -.-n day..
 "wa.. .." u..a m." c..prJ tue cali er. "N-.r. -n l.a wan. to go, Bob 5...
 "I heard Er- Grant, u..r door, s&J you w.rs 70. #. water F. gou and he guessed gnru -..l fall ".. Id love to help r.. Ir.,a" Cwal... Courier
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
IL NnrIcd.

The late Judge Saunders of North Carolina was noted as an angler, but he had poor memory as to the weight of tue fish be had taken. On one oc- casiOu friend, trying to entrap him. said. Say, judge, what was the weight of that big catfish you caught the other day"
 The judge turned to hls waiter and said, Bob. what did I say that catfish wcighed?
 What time yesterday, bOss-iu de mawuiu', at dinner or after suppah|
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
--------- -.- =

.u-. .. ... ..- ..... -..'e paint s~s .r ...... ..- ..-- ry.Iu s.v..a. ....-. .. .....- .0sa pawn broker ... .... ".. Y. .e.u--inr rla a... .....- .. ..- .v~-. "Iia g.- w.. .....- ..~ m.. ... le cn1- a-rar. -G.. .....- ...u .@.-. Na. I.u.. ! v.- ..- ..-- .u-.. .r IJe was reduced .n ... point w. ra l.S only naa...r ..- a ... af D.. .rs that ha .ouG g.- u ]. ls .r.mry he cam. .a na { advanced .m d little uo.eg .. .n.m' n..w S which ] was ....- ..... .r -u The funny part D. {. ..- ...- ... w l.wsrlr couldn't -.. . ..a-. T.. ~.se bis soul It. r.... r.....# ..as E' was Get- c.eu- " ."-...~- ...~ anI confined h.m~.r. --..-. 2. painting pictures. while ..-.. ..H -a The sales. At last he got ..... rH....euS la my I.ue and today la ..~.lE makes g. living from tue pawa~.ap wade.' - Philadelphia Record
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
-------- E-.r- ,.

T..-. .r. -.....- %. T sorts, as -s.-. f. -...... u. .u -uet There are s...... .... -.- "...- ta b oa edge f- Is ..u... u..a. 10 .naE Jhcm aaI ...-' .-a ~..mees tat are gen. l.. a..... -....- more owing, more eloquent r..a ..y words @d which it t always wrench tJ la rruut.-Na r.ul C-.H ..n|
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
The ErLas-s "

Fr.eul-Is ule bride }. re working for getting r1 be 80 good 9usekeeper? Co5k-Na. -ha hasn't Iea ned to keep out og tae kitchen yet. Detroit Free Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
rot so Be Foo. s

He wanted ua -a nrim a basket Ot champa-aa' declared . -uuuC Mr. NuriJ.L.
 "EVgI."
 "I may .a ignorant. hu. know that champa-nr comes t4 h9r as. o. Wash i-gtJl IIuu.a.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
rhn GnIfcr-

Bertie lto caddie, searching for lost baID-What are you looking there fori
 Why. I must have driven it fifty yards farther. Diplomatic Caddie-But some times they hit stone sir, and bounce back a terrible distance.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
Willing Co See.

Mrs. Enpecb-The philosophers tel Us that blessings often come to us In disguise Nr Eupeck (with a sudden show of spiriU-Maria, when are you going to uumasE:
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
IT.. ---.-t rs Human Society.

T-l -9e--I . TIW5T 92tIety'
 It is ou.g because each man is so different from his fellows that we are able to endure one au0ther's company. -Florida Times Union.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15
HINES MURDER
 TRIAL MAY 5

GO'dEe.ds, Nevada, April l0-Iho Hines murder trial has been set torMay 5. A verdict oi acquiusl IS freely pre- Giclel.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-04-15

Little Margie lreadingl-What Is the pale of civilization" Tommy? Small Tommy-Oh, some new brand of face powder. I suppose
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-08

Some absurd clauses have found
their way into certain acts Of the Brit
fish parliament One statute enacted
punishment Of fourteen years trans
portation for g certain offense, "and
upon conviction one half thereof should
go TO the king and the other half TO
the informer" Then there is an act
OF parliament for the rebuilding Of
Chelmsford prison which stipulated In
one clause that the prisoners should
be confined in the old prison until the
new one was built and in another-an
amending clause that the new prison
should be constructed out Of the ma
teriaI of the old one.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-08

Tucson banks have also adopted the
clearance house system. While the
banks OF Arizona were never strong
err in cash reserves than today it has
become necessary for them to follow
the plan adopted by the banks of the
large cities of the country in refus-
ing cash payment at present to the ex-
tent of their liabilities. Whenever the
eastern financial strlngency is re-
fieyed TO the extent that local banks
can draw on their cash reserves the
old order of business will be resumed
The action taken by the Arizona
banks in adopting the clearance house
system in protecting the interests OF
the business community is no eyi
dence OF weakness, as they are sim
ply doing what has been done by the
banks all over the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-08
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

When a little woman acts digni6ed
everybody sits up and takes notice.
A serious man is generally big
joke with somebody.
Many a man imagines that he is
popular when be is only freakish-
A stitch in time may reap its mead
Of praise in eternity.
AS a general thing. a man win
forgive a woman for anything but
holding different opinion.
If it be true that frost is necessary
to fruitfuIness. some of our near popu-
lar authors and actors ought to be
looking toward success
The whole secret OF the thing lies in
wanting what you get
Genuine sympathy has no relation to
seifshness.
Helping mankind is merely guaran.
feeling service to yourself.
It is as hard to keep out Of sight OF
failure as IT is to signal success.
There isn't such vast difference be
tween patience and security
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-08

VI all JnS results IecoFaeu ol Lhe
SzIvVVIvlEs -
states and cities none win meet with
more enthusiastic applause through
out the country than the election of
the good government ticket in san
Francisco. The successful ticket stood
{ for endorsement of the work OF Dis
trict Attorney Langdon and Francis
]. Heney, his assistant, in probing the
municipal rottenness of the Golden
Gate city. The result was overwhelm-
ing defeat for the boodling gang
which has been fattening on the cred
ulity Of the labor vote. The re-elec-
ton of Langdon is notice TO ex-Mayor
Schmitz ard Abe Ruef ard their fol-
lowers that there win be no let up in
their prosecution for Official rascality.
There was no politics in The San
Francisco election: it was a struggle
Between those who desired a clean
government of the city and those who
desired 10 see the boodlers continue
ia power Good government won and
the entire country VIII be the better
FOR it