davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
@iaennmn u. 0haraeternarfe.

Ut9eunun u. OD0r0cterlt0tte.
aincsr, bic cuf i6rsm 8iaen belize
zen, bort man oft ais taraetsrfsf bez
seidnen, unb bieIen WibsriIf osrfoIst
man ourh has gauge 2s5sn, Ia bic
4Riihten iibsr g6aracisrItdrts, Jef
baIten an @run0idbeu uno - eissnz
inn stgentIi4 unenolia perIaisoen
Iinb.
gi5enTnn 1T o6er niemals Der Be
srIff zines feitsu g1arattsrs. gr 1T
ein b~artnddiaes geleben auf Der sisss
nen DisinunL au eintm sinmol gefaBz
ten @Hti6luB, obne 9idfht auf bic
umftdnbe unO ger6dltnife, lit ibsrz
triebene, falIfe gebarrIthlsii. tine
5olss BON Shpdts, elm Sinh Der
9aune; ieoenfals aaemal Elm 5eblsr.
ben man nobl aus 9ie5s n6erIeben,
nismaIs aber satbsiBen BART. 8as Be
tsnntniB, Fh geirrt 81 ba6en, eri6eint
eigeniinnigen WenIfen als Elm Vet
GROCER Selbfetniebriguug, uno tie
mir0en riemals 3ugsben, baB oas@tn-
seiteben zines Sellers bel me6r gbaz
rdctsritdrte benefit, als Ods ssiiloie
9siteben aui elmer OorseTaBten Uleiz
nung.
giseninn 1T in WirtIidtsit bag
3err6iIo Der g%onisauen3, oft Ipgar Der
oirecte @egenIab pom fdrte.
Bel ein5eInen WenIten entiprtngt all
l~ereinss Der Gissnfnn aus osm poIls
iommenen u~noerm0sen, bic 3tttigtsit
anoersr NHihtsn gu bsgrsifen. sic be-
barrsn siRfah ouf Der 8insnsmeis
naHg, oa lie nitt gu dber8eugen Iino.
Ger mare Is pobI sisentltd losiIhsr,
itatt BON @igeniinn. oon- qeiitiger Bee
i9tdnttteii gu rsoen.
Dom Stumpfiinn un5eoeuisHoer
9leHiten, 5on Dem gan3sr, Der asiitig
geTtrdntts umIhIieBt. pratt jeosr Be-
pe,A, ob. Tieier GisenIinn, Der meiit
mif'oem Sat beginnt: i'd babe aber
meme sissne AnIi6i. Der Gei6mad 1T
ia Deri1ieben uIp., uno INNER muir
duf 0ds cine 3uridfommt, bieie si5ene
UleiHung fir ALIEN mabgebsno 81 BALI
ten uno nit i6r blinolines bAr9 bic
Wdn0 gu rennea, lit gleihbsoeuieno
nit Der lnfabisisit Der Sntsaigsn3,
bic 9rinbe oss ge9ners gu OerItebsn
uno su pHrbieen. @noere menIhen
ino eissnFnnia aus - Gbaracterans
la5e. 0ieie @attung bsgreift pObI.
oaB Der Gesner i'm Reht III. psyharrt
a5sr aug falIfem 6erOismus iroboem
auf ibrer Mteiuung. fott stnfah gu ids
gen: Sd pin absr anoers! 9as
5sI6RgsfihI. Der StarrFnn, gilt ibneu
uIs 5ugsnb. Sic #fperfen nit ,9runo=
i1ben" um Fi9 unb ri6tsn ii6 Iieber
gu gruuos. ale SaB lie uahgsben. Die
Ter 5isloie GissnHnn srfrebt. mas Ct
ha5en min, obus gu 6eOentsn, oaB ss
pisasitt pdg Sunosrtfa6s BON benz
Wert6 Ses grfrebten toitet.
Gs ai6sUlenIfen, bic, penn lie eins
nal bshaupten, peiB isi ihuars 0iss
len sag aus s@bdracteritdrte" 81 bers
tt~eioigen Iuhen. Character bspsiIsn
a6sr nur isne, bic in Dem, mas lie fit
oas na6rhdft Rente srtsnnen, in 9ros
Ben 9inien. duf oensn Fb ibr 6aHoelu
tspegt, uneyI5iitteriid anO e%oHiequsni
Ino, bauebsu a5er ZEN Muth anD ben
6eroismu8 finben, ihrs 4niittsn 81
e~orrisiren, tpsnn re fiiblen. oaB It Ff
i'm Srrtbum befinpen, uno 3par min
oeItsns e Fh IsIbH often einssfebsn.
ME lie falib sebdnotlt. Sin sigenFn-
uises 6sf6aIten oll3utlsinIiter9runo
iase lit r feline gbaracteritdrte, teinl
SsaHobaftisieit, ipHOern gang erbdrm4
Iiher Gi5enFnn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

purSe auf Elm @utomobiI pon unbes
lanntsr 9ano Elm Stub abssieusrt,
unb Oa 3ebn Winuten ipdtsr oas Qus
tpmobil Ses aaiiers @il6elm, Der BEN
oortisen Jsiipislen 6~eipp6nts, bic
ndmlihs STEELE paiirts, ptrD snse=
nOmmen, baB Der QniGIag Gem asbsH
0es aaiiers gait un6 Der 8erii6et oas
automObil. auf psldss sr unIegti. fir
o%asjeHigs he's 3aiiers belt. 4mtlids
Reherasn limb i6er ben gorfaa ems
sslsitet pOroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

aud oieIer 1rud mar, 10 mar oct bic
RsactiOn in prsiisn nift ernnlih in
8e5us auf ben .Ret aoDance" oer Nc
de. Nm I. 8isnstag paroe oann Elm
nsusr hoHer preissStan0 geInaffsn:
SsPtemRrnsi3sn nnros berfauft 5n
$l.o4 December sa $1.04a nno Sali
81 $1.02. Die nddhen 5ags Deriprss
den cine peitsre l~pecuIasiss @uFrss
sung, oa feline usisniIite AsHoeraHg
IN eerNs5snirase 6sridtst por0sH 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

0teirifasn 50 me Rule
@us / d ten. - Die neulin BON
Der R~esisrun5 ZEN britiItsu
llntsrhaug 1oraeIegte iriihs .apHe
Ruls Sin" lit oer groBen Mshrs
3abl osr Srldnesr niHts ptniser
ME 9sns6m. 5imolbn 5ealp. Der
5etarnie 6abyer Ser irIduoifHsn 9a=
tboliisn. maat risfge Inhrenganssn,
Die 9orlags 81 3,rihmestsrn. aus er
bat oabei bic llnteritaBung oss eins
flubrejdIisn Exiles oeC irl6noiiHsn
@tiflitssit. bic Der 4nTtt III, ooB
Die Sin Hitt oen hrehtiltsH 9nfog=
ogrunsea tniiprihi uus 5tionotrs otg
Arnabnt ser gIanIei in 8e3a5 auf
bic @oB,yone ogy @r3ie5uns @eY9sss5i.
oa Te ssins 9etimmun5eH fir bic re-
li5iois Er3iebung in ben Shalen rnEs
bSl:. @m 9ienstas trai bic iriite
RotioRaitcucta.ion sur Gr0rtsraHg
osr 8ogiose 34ommen. uuo III oisler
Convention parcs sic @orldss gina
Thinning uno nit Gsr1Atun5 5uradsss
pisisH. 6omeru,e oosE Httis par Die
siHitimmiss 4nftt.
SsicnSersn graRo SIR Iln3aFrits
oeussis sio. BE Sbaii0ts. oaB bic
atplante Ssl5frssieruRs ser SrldHs
oer Sic Gonsroas iotr ots 9ali3st
mist tjnialest. Ben eer Rssisruns
MIRO aEy b5ypctse5obtn. odb fs osrs
ag.ise 3usttdnoniHe niAi MAIDEN
lonnts. chns oit GHn1ame osr 0crla
ae oeu oorNheftia 5g otrsitsIu. Germ.
trfisr re, o,s Nrrenfaus rIyoe ses
aenwariis uRisg ltinsn 1mF6nosu eli
he Wabna5ms slihsibsn. nellie sen
.Srliassru tb1iiit,i1s unS &y1Hi.s
SELF TssisTuHs btpilis.. Eis ssEssH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Sirsinicbtsr.

Better u%mtebren als IRE ge5su.


Better umtebrsn alg IRE gebeu.
9as gsnis ssbt oft neue Bege-tn
5errihensu StisfsIn..
6aIte Dir isI6sr oas 8ori, 10 pirH
9u ben Qnosrn e balten.
5pri9 bod nitt BON Deiner Da6rs
Asitslie6e, penn Du nur riidF9tsIoa
parIt.
90 bart iF tsin urt9siI. ME bal
gorurt1siI.
Man nirOe OaoOr surititredsn
Mundes 81 0entsu. mas man unbsl
od9t iosor TUT.
Gin madtissr, Der nit Ssm96pdl
9ersn ipriht, oerIaugt nur gsifal
@abr9eit nidt.
8srtritt Der S6Idngs ni6t Del
S4Dan3, ionbern ben aOpf.
Die MsiHen DerssHsu. Oas ate Sc
ben ~duf8aa0reu, uenn lie Elm Reasi
dnfangsn.
SsI0 1T cine 8sfabr, bat Elm SETS
reoner ertldrt - aber bod cine Sc,
fa9r, Der Mander rett germ besesnsI
modte. i
Ienn Sic ridden ,5pmsruIer" srs
tldreu, lie miiTen Qaes oOer Ri6tl
BADEN, 10 beiBt oas auf ensliid Osas
3Deifel Nthts.
Sin @eriht in &eRtadp Fat en.I4ies'
ben. oaB 5psruIiren in 0essa midi
aIs9liidsipiel aufgsfaBt ptr1en lam
Das 1T ia ieI5fDeriidnOli9. osnn BIZ
meiiten ba6en Sci Dem Spiel tein9lid
Ner Fa isBt ausrshnst, ipieOieI Il
anNsi3sn beroient bate, penn er peIs
den gu p~erfaufen ge6d5t Battle, ioah
aud uiat bersefsn aus3ure6nen, Diea
oiel Ct osrloreH Bate. pann ct butte
pel6en taufen mifen. Damn lpiri
oos geoduern etpas tleinsr Isin
Gin eokr intsrndiionaIsr, o6e1
frisolibsr Bsttitreit, in oem iih tsim
8drtsi lampsn laFsn min, lit spiIher
RuBlano aHo Sdpan be3Hglin bel
einbsbaItang 6insiif4sR gigsHt6ums
snt6rannt
Die angstinsiste Gr66buna bssgtrs
ionals Der oeutiten a~riegsflotis ers
fotsi h6nfpaF mild su SIREN beg
osrnHdhf 81 aeRosn internatios
udlsu 5rieoensccnsreTss.
0os 5assnSstritt in Omaha Sat
anseoronet. oaB an eiHem adtid6rigsn
Sna5sn cine Operation oorsenommen
ptrosn mafe oamit er, bigbsr eiugs4
lpohnheitsmiHssbdier. gu siusm Was
ftrtnd6tn u~mssnanoelt psrSe. Wie
ed.o pdgoen mr. Ro1 i~usenshafse
0sRitsH eisies groeHrunb ~6sn0husns
penn oas glitiel riS.iam pdts!
Die 51lfts oe- gs1olieruna, - T5S
puree AFT rem IN 9aIiimore 66oebcls
isusn consent Der -gas5elit 8tntors
lent gtsi1a@ bsbauptst - aeh6rt fps..
nauH.eH -5ratsrnsl 5oristiss1. 5. g.
@ssenisiiisen unterFHsunss : gsisns
af.sH. 2essu un6 -Crnena ar. UNI
eie lHosrs 6SlFts fhmidt IRE anopF.
I6ttr essr TIRE uhrfsttsn nit q5,si
1sa anes,sr Nrt. Sin Msrih. o,i
is~r5alsnos riat i5on surh'g gnobF.
in5 rssr ong1 be utgtstie otbSr;s
ra5ricir. une IN Ssn gih.i1sn N.
zen ootr 9srsiH uutsrss5r1h. rers,u
fam, II ls z, sltsH ME Der Nsmssrs
in5a5'F. ST aas ,situ etHssa 1sfs.
aizi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
Der SssbStE nud
Der SOnntaasbOts.

Ger gGstbote1 uno Der pSoHntassbois"
rideinen ieben Wiittpon uno Soanias
gno fciisn ia5riid. portofrei. (obne
frdmie) uHo poftiB NUT he's
gorausbe8abIuHgs zines nols
len SdbrgoH8es 500.
E% 9si allen 9ab,gussn i'm u i d
f a 3 {, cher NIT pSrlb0ouer 4ramIe
Diro $3.50 per Sabg bsyeanst.
9ie l3eituus Fam niat abbsitsut Dsrs
ben, bis bas game Subicripiionssslo be-
sablt lit. @enn 9emano oas Blatt suriids
ihidt, obue iehien 8srbiRoli9teiisn nahs
attommen sH lem, 10 1T osrieI6s FIR bic
Gduer Der ierneIeR 9uitnoung oe5 Bloiiss
1ur DoIts 8eJabiung psrpatatet.
Nbonnsnisn, rpsld, loren Nobnort tusas
SsIu, fino gebsien, Bel QH8abe oes neusH
9gobnorte5 aud ben gldmel Der Yoiiotftcs
~ousueebsu, aHf nsi4ss is Die 5eltuHs
bishsr erhalieu baben.
9robe 9ummern Daoeu auf 8erlangen
fret 5ugsididt.
gIosinisnbuHgsn lonlen Hsss entpsosr
tsr Baniiushisl, g@rpres Drort4, pWlonsc
Grbrg cher rssiiirrten Brief aemadi nsrs
ben. Sir @sIoieHomaaen IN Boar uno IN
asiD5bniiden uH,egiftririen Brisisn iiHo
mir Mot psrantDortlib, iDsan eislelbsH
p~erLorsn gsben.
WieIbunaen aber irgsuo ipeIhs llnregsIs
masiateiien belm Qtlisiern be5 BIalies
tart bic Bolt ODER ionitige Bei9Deroen,
iolten bIrsst an bic expedition sai4tst
iperbrn.
Bride, esasauns,n aab @s~IOtnOuus,u
fnb gu siatsn an;
The p. v. DeuSter Co.,
90 Mason st.-Miiwaukee, Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
HllsrIsi Intsrsssantss.

Sn Chicago BAT F8 untsr BEN
Rdmen .gbieago Some proteciios
league" cine 9eIeaf6oft ge6ilost, bic
Oarauf is6en min, oaB ar6ettsr an
3abIiagsn nidt ibren iuuer 0sr6iens
Ten aphn bic 9usel binunteriagen uuo
lire 6amilisn Oarben laTsn. Die Wlits
gIisoer bieier Organization Tino niht
grobibitioniisn, ionoern slaubsn nur
an MGbigtsit I'm Srintsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Dome gRuIs" : MusF6ten IinO alp
nisOsr in gi4ts 5srf!unsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Die Amtstermine BON niht fpss
niasr ME q Shafts puberneuren
laaFen i'm Sabre 1908 aus. Die 4olis
til pirb alID i'm tommsnoen Sabre
6o6s 0ogen i6lagsn. 0a Oas grGfosn=
teRzD abliahr nit Dem 9ouperneurs=
0abIjubr in 10 pisIen Staten 3u=
IammenFdQt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26
The p. v. Dsustsr Co.
90 Mason St. -Miiwaukee, Wis.

Entered 81 the post.oace 40 Milwaukee. Wis
and admitted for Transmission through the mails
Al ~SecoBd-oiass fates1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Die Amtstermine BON niht pes
niaer ME q Stats 81 uberneursn
laafen i'm Sabre 1908 aus. Die Qpli>
tit pirb alIo i'm tOmmsnoeu Sabre
6o6e @ogen i6lagsn. 6d oas grGfoen=
snzBablidhr nit Dem @~puDerneursz
0abIjdbr in 10 pisIen Staten 3uz
IammenfGnt.
- rod Bat bic Samsstopner Quss
fsluna faum ibrs Sbore oe0finet unO
lit oa3u nod Iangs ni6t fertig, 10
meloet ii6 ltpn NepS rleans, I'm BEN
200. Sabrsstag itiner griinbuna nit
elmer NsItausfsIuns gu feiern. Der
plan 1T nur erit in Isinsn QnfdHssn,
bod lfsint in Rem Orleans dustnsis
ne 8essiiterung oofar gu 5srrIdsn.
Die Banana" : NusTeaung, ME lie
senanHt tperbsn ion, bd gu Der 3eit
oss Banana : Canal eroffnet perben
niro (0, Iol i'm Sabre 1915 Ratffins
ben uHo nisoer einmaI ,anes Tagez
peFene" ii6ertreffsn.
Cine nunoeriam tIingsnbe Mdr
psiB Der ga5eIburIhe gu sr8dblsn.
Martin WaloHsn opn 9~6ilooelpbid,
Riharo 6. aerng bon ct. Qouis unc
mehrere unOsre n~oblbdtenoe ameritas
niIte aatboIitsn Iulsn ii6 II 70 Iau=
tet oieie WleIoun9 - nit Dem @eodns
fen itagsu, cine @~srbinoung 3piIhen
benz 9atiran uno benz Mesre bsr3uz
itslen bnrh BEN Antauf eines Streis
fen 9anoes, Der sis mad gioita Bee
dia. sinem fIeinsn 6afsnort am nit
teadnOiihen M1esr fii6rsn IoI. Iuf
oisFem Ness ion ss Dam gabIf m0gs
lih gematt perosn bisGinirisoiguna
oes 9atic1ns gu psrlaTen. Der ieit ben
6aasn Plus oes lsunttn ais 9efdngz
nib Der qdpits ssspltsn Bat.
Bonn 2. bic gum 4. SUM piro
Die 4meritan Unit E%uberculoTis
9ea5ue einen @ongreB in 4tlanta, Ga,
a6balten uno ME d. georse 9roipn,
Der grdFotnt Der 2iaa, or tursem ans
9etiinoigt bat, nerSen Die 6%eroorras
9snofen SafoerlidRoi5sn. bic Tid nit
oer 5rd5s Der 9srbituns Der 2unsenz
iariHoIuht felt Sahrsn beIbdFtigen,
an osr 3uiummsntunft t6silue6men.
Sine 8eibe mihtiger 5ra9sn ion ois=
cntiri nerosn. oarunttr oieitnies Der
4us5ysitung Der 5u6errulcie unier BEN
RegerH. aAr i'm 9ogosrsrunce beg
SntereHes ittht obne 3peifel bic
6ra5e Der .ueberiraguug bsr Subsrs
ealolt con aiben auf Msnihsn ourt
bic QltIh.@ 7r. grol6S e~siptiit in ieis
men 4asfI6guugen ouf sen Itsssn Sc
rits ees briiifhsn GsIunokitgamteg,
In BEN unpiosrRslih oargetban piro,
eaB oie oon t~ubsreul6Ien ad5eu bsre
raHrenoe Wil1 mehr als oles anoere
ols Aasbrsiiung Der 9gngtninuino=
ta6t 3tforoert. 9tshaI5 lit bic
Sr19s Der 9stdmpFuns ets 9srtaufs
iolner WliIh cine brsnnenos aepors
ben. Den Rabm, 5asrf aaf oisis
9efahr hin5epieIsn al bacon. lam
@meyirs fix Hh in @nipru6 n.smsn.
9socg nc5 bic nit llnierIubung oies
Ter 6gass Htgauts 5riiii8e Commit
TeR TIRE grpsrineuie anS 6shHsuuus
gen moGie. ba.ts bic Mi!1rirta{taft
li1s Q5i5si.aHs oss 4dsr5aus 1epags
tsrnsu.s ott Der. 5tadten Nrsits am
li4e &adfoTibaHsen auesisnt md
mar 5a osn sisitsnSfsssHiHtn ssIaust
4uf cen gong1eb Ell 9isa i0G nan
sl1r1sls5t ntrosn, Uel5sn umfana Bic
Stair esr 8srbrsitgns oer Subsrcus
lois sHtsr osH MsnItsu our6 aua
mit ausen0mmsH sat, uHo IRE oi5is
Gtf1br an tsifeR gn6 przttiit etn sd.
sss5msitH H. 3ah.tti5t 4sgs.s rno
orssyt So6rerfSnoi5t aHf oitisu Sc
btsss rsrosn sa 3crts iommtn.
3rifGeu gsrtH5sim uao Ec.iers
bsiz IN Rssissanssts;isi 8ttssss.R
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

3rii5en EsrsH6sim uao Ec.iersz
5siz TN RssissaHsSbs;iEi 1iszssssR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Das Se~ssnostritf in Omaha SAT
dnstoTonet. OaB an sinem aHtia6rigsn
Sna5en cine OPERATION 5orsenommen
psroen mafe, namit er, bisber eings4
pohnhsitsmiHs.56ier. gu siuem Ma@
Hertuabsn amsepanosIt nsrse. Wis
5dio pagoeu nur Ro9 iusenShafse
NlsRihsH eieies grotHruRo 6~ep0hnsns
Uenn ods Mitiel rirsiam mare!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Sin eosr intsrndiionaIsr, n6eI
frisoliber Bsttifreit, in oem iih tsint
9drtsi lumpsn Iafsn min, 1T sipiI6sr
RuBlano ano Sapan be3Hglin bel
einbs5aItany tiusTitsR gigsHt6ama
snt5rdnnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-26

Die angstinoiste gr55huns ossgtr4
ionals Ser oeutihen a~ris5sfiotis sr<
tolst bonfpaF mild 81 Siren beg
oemHdtf 81 asRosn intsrnatios
Hdl,H 5rieoenStongrehss.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
BARTONSVILLE,

Fletcher Snow has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he has work.
Mrs. Mary Moody has recently bought
a horse from persons in Boston.
The Italians who have come here to
take charge of this railroad section live
in car on the side track.
Henry Davis, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. j. B. DeCamp, has returned
to his work in Plainheld, n. IL.
Miss Marion Morris, the nurse, went
last Monday to take position In DR..
Lynch's hospital in Brattleboro.
A. B. Marshall has moved his goods
and family to his new home, the Foster
Fields place, which he recently purchased.
The dance given by the Jolly Four last
Saturday evening in Spiritualist hall was
well attended, % tickets being sold. These
four young men are giving series OF
dances every two weeks for winter amuse-
ment.
Mrs. Lorenzo Cheney, 70, died Monday.
Mrs. Cheney had been an invalid fol: a
number of years, her disease, creeping
paralysis, making her entirely helpless
for the past year, but through all her
suffering she was seldom heard to COM
plain. Mr.. Cheney is also an invalid.
| A reception was given last Saturday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.. Day
by his brother Red Men. The affair was
well attended by his friends and neigh
bors. Games and social hour were en-
loved. after which refreshments OF sand
witches, cake and coffee were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Day are now playing at keep
ing house in the hotel rooms connected
with their store.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
WEST DOVER.

Mrs. j. A. Davis has been on the sick
list.
Miss Ruby Green is working at George
Davis's this week.
George May, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, is on the gain.
Mrs. B. b. Collins and Mrs. c. E. Mann
were business visitors in North Adams
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. King of Wilmington Wis
tied at c.. +. Mann's and j.. A. Davis's
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Snow spent several days last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Sprague, in jacksonville. y
William Shippee and family Of Bond
vile have moved to the house formerly
occupied by II. L. Hescock.
Mrs. Sharon Barnes and daughter and
Miss Mary Cooper of Wilmington were at
George Davis's short time Sunday.
Alexander Hewett has finished caring
for the sheep on the Hosea Mann farm
and John Perry is taking his place.
Mrs. Warren Pease returned, home
| Wednesday after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. George Boyd, in
Wilmington.
| H. G. Davis was in North Adams Sat
urday and returned home Monday bring
ing his wife, who has been in the hos
pital for four weeks.
Two more telephones have been put IN
recently. one at w. Frank Jones's ano
one at w. L. Upton's, making SIX now
connected with Wilmington.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Willie's Skates.

mi Father seq 2 never Swear
he licked me with his cane -,
and onct Ma Washed my mouth with
SOAP:
i took His naim in vain!
ma seq a Bare will eet me up
and gnaw my bones and feet
if don't stop a-saying things
i heer upon thee Street!
i'm sure 9 have sum new skates though
i asst my Pa. He sed;
80 yours are good enuf, guess;
now hustel off bed!"
didn't though; | hanged around
and watched Pa dressing up.
it's phunny how he makes thee Soap
qist Lather in thee Cup!
j; hanged around he tored his sock
and couldn't find his Kutf! 80.
and sed 2 Ma, plague take this shirt'
and Kolar's oful ruff! :.
Ma went away dress herself.
mi pa was Tuning mad! -.
he dropped thee Stud right down hi;
and sWoRED gist oful bad!
i cried little and Pa yelled, o.,
ssWhy .are you Shifting there!
sJ,m sc-sc-scared," sed ia
.aThat- a-has-herd- SWEAR!
he seemed . sorter stop and Think
and then He koffed and sed:
"Here is a Dollar for yewr skates,
now hurry off Bed!, ,r.r
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
GooDNow, PEARSON & HUNT.

The Goodnow stores, of which there
are 10 in various New England cities
and towns, have a welleaned reputation
for buying closely and getting all the
advantage of large purchases, in conse.
quence of which they are always able to
make as low prices as are consistent with
the quality of the goods. The Brattle.
boro store, which is managed by w. L.
Hunt, is no exception to this rule. Pri.
marily a clothing store, it always has
large stock of some Of the best lines OF
mems and boys clothing made in the
United States, among its leaders being
the famous Kuppenheimer clothes and
the popular Shuman lines; for boys, the
Widow Jones suits and oyercoats meet
the demand for high-grade goods. Here
may also be found every conceivable arti-
Gle of mems furnishings, so many Of
which make the most attractive Christ
mas presents-gloves, hats and caps, sus.
penders, stockings, handkerchiefs, neck
ties, mufiiers, shoes, belts, underwear, in
fact all that is needed for correct dress
for men and boys. In addition to this,
Goodnow, Pearson Hunt carry so large
a line of trunks, bags and suit cases, that
their trunk department down stairs is
practically a whole store in itself. Fur
coats for men and women are in stock
in great abundance. Prices here are sure
TO be right. The store is located on the
east side of Main street, No. II.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
EMERSON & SON.
NN~oNNNNV

The furniture and china store occupy
ing the whole of the big Emerson build
ing near the Main street bridge, Is regu,
lar emporium of Christmas gifts. Good
furniture is such delightful thing to
USE to look at, to own, that giving pres
ents of this nature is wholesome salts
faction. Rarely is the opportunity OIL
fered in a small town to select from SO
complete stock as that carried by Emer-
son & Son. Absolutely everything IN
hiph-prade wood furniture from the
cheapest in price to whatever you want
to pay may be found here. Stoves, prass
and iron beds, refrigerators, carpets anu
rugs, crockery, glassware, curtains ana
draperies-if you have not been IN the
store it is worth your while merely for
the pleasure of looking round, and you
will find Mr.. Emerson or any one OF the
assistants glad to show you all or any
mart of it, whether you want to BUY OF
not If Won do want to buy and do not
know what you want to buy, whether pr
yourself or another you Will be sure W
oct some assistance from looking over
This stock Good furniture and crocKery
is absolutely essential to comiortapie
home II need not be expensive 10 De
in good taste and clean. Everyone knows y
some friend or relative who wouid DC
made happy by present of new char,
tahle bookcase. bed, dinner set, COOK
stove, carpet or rug. These are idea
nresents for young married people who
are keeping house. Think it over and
call on Emerson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
ROBBINS & CoWLES.

Two old friends were talking IN koo-
bins g. Cowles's store the otner day. one
who had no children was congratulating
the other on large and promising IAN,
ily. Said he, 81 often wish l had NIUE
shaver kicking around the house
salesman standing near reached over Vhc
counter and handed the speaker a safety
razor. Here's a little shaver you can
have for dollar" he said.
Every man who shaves himself tand a
GREAT many VINO do not, ought to) should
he provided with a safety razor NO"
that they can be had so very cheap there
is no reason for using the old1asmoheu
kind or for hanging round a barber shop
till all hours of the night. Enders uoi-
lar safety razor sold by Robbins Cowles
makes a fine gift; better razors can DC
had for more money. Other Christmas
romembrances to be had at this store are
scissors. knives, skates, lanterns, rihes'
onns revolvers, thermometers, etc. In
bnving these goods at hardware store
Won are sure of getting full value ior
your money and good quality BROOKS
House block, Sc Main street.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
MARK s, MANN.

In the neighboring town of Hinsdale
the store of Mark S. Mann is recognized
as leader in Christmas novelties. In
fact. those who have visited it say that
in spite of the larger population in Brat
tleboro Mann's drug store carries as large
and attractive line of holiday goods as
many OF the stores in this town. Al
though primarily drug store, the usual
lines are carried at all times of the year,
and during the holidays the store, the
outlet and the annex are literally
crammed with Christmas novelties, post
cards, sheet music, periodicals, jewelry,
Kodak supplies stationery and mechani.
cal toys. Prices are remarkably low and
the opportunity sfor selection is large.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13

the loving of receiving and giving. II 1t
is truly more blessed to give than to re-
ceive-and who dares to deny it?-then
the one who cooks the Christmas dinner
is most blessed of all. In preparing this
the assistance of a marketman OF expe-
rience, honesty and good sense is in
valuable. This is the kind of men who
are at the service of Brattleboro house
keepers in the Richardson market. The
original rule for cooking rabbit is first,
catch the rabbit" We do not eat rab-
bits as much today as we wish we might,
but the rule applies just as well to geese,
turkeys, chickens, fowls, ducks, pigs, and
all other suitable Christmas meats. Rich.
ardson market men catch the rabbit
for the wise cook. Whether it be nice
fat goose, a chicken or beefsteak, when
YOU want your Christmas dinner bad you
want it good. tn be good if you get 1t
here and your wife or your cook ought
to be able to do the rest. Elliot street
and 81 Main street.