davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
aasrlei Srcbsscridts.


Qrebgeierfuhen. A gnn5e
gier berquirIt man gehorig NIT bier
eBloFfel Rebl un0 aiebt pier groBe
4iifenl0fFel lauren Rabm. Sali, 10
.tDie cine Sanoboa feingebadter grit
ner 3rauter hiusu. glan IdBt Elm
81 qroBes Stiid Butter in Der
Bfanne sergeben ur0 bddt nadeins
amber 8Dei Gierfuden BON Ser Dtaile.
auf je0en giertuden legt man Orci
bis bier gBloffel 8rebsifppdu5e uno
rolf Die Gierfuhen nit oieier Sill
lung ME Iange @iirite nHf. unter-
Seiien bat man &rebsbutter bereitct,
Die man iIber beiOe auf elmer Shul'
lei ne5eneinanoer angeridtete @ier.
fuhen gieBt.
@rebfe in iuBer SABINE.
40 qroBe ihone @rebie mer0eu iorg,
iGltig gebiiritet, LAUDER gepaiden, IN
iieOenOem Sal5Daiier gangefoht, a6-
eegoHen, obgetropft un0 aus Oea
S6alen geloit. Die man CUR 8erei-
tuna BON 4rebsbutter uerDen0en
fam. 9reioiertel Quart oide iiiBc
Sobne bringt man gum aoden, gibt
einen @Bloffel friider Butter, Sal3.
Bieffer uR6 6fpei bis orei @Blofiel
8ein Oa3u, legt Oos 9rebsfIeiidl
binein, I1bt es einige @tinIten 81.
aeOedt ourdBieben, ihiittelt oas Sc
ridt gut 0urh, riftet auf BERGER
ShhiieI an un6 garnirt nit fleineH
l1nglihen, in Butter braun geroite.
ten Semmelihnitthan ODER 8ldtter.
teigbalbmonoen.
@efIIIte @rebsnnien NIT
9 lumenfobl. 1870 grobe
Rre6ie neroen in fohenoem Snl5-
naifer gar gefo6t, sic Sdspdu5e mo
Sdeeren aus 0en Sfalen gebrohen
un0 5uriidgeiteat. Die Naien putt
man LAUDER aus uuo entfernt ale
oarin beiinoliden @~ingepeioe. Die
ShaIen ser SdGp1n5e unO SdeercH
merOen nun nit etpas Butter I'M
W0rIer feingeltoBen, in einem eI-
groben Stiid s~erlaiiener Butter ant
aeIeet uno &reb5butter Oaraus be.
reitet. Das 6leii6 ser @rebie ~
Sdeeren uno Sdrp63e - miro feiH
gerDiegt, NIT 8armeiaufdie, lauren
gfabm uno gefodtem, feingeiDiegtem
aaIbsbirn. Cab uHo 8ieffer Sn
elmer uoblIdmedenoen SARGE neror-
beitet uno in Die Rrebsnaien geiiiat.
Wan Qeqt 0ieie nod einiee WtiHuten
in ben Diem aui elm 8afbleh mo
laBt lie ourdbaden. llnterOeiien bai
man einen groBen Ropf 9lumenfobi
gefodt. Gielen riftet mar in Der
Nsitte elmer runoen flahen ShIiiei
an. oaB er nibt 5erfdQt. ibergieBt
i'm nit Oifer 6rifaiieeiouoe trduielt
Sic arebs6utter 0aritber lno umIegt
Sic SAiIIeI nit BEN arebsnaien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

unu0t6ig eriheint, dr5tIide SiIie 81
iuhen. ga Ooh Ser ar5t 0obei riht5
augridten fonne. @enR Damn nab
3egelung ser 8iGt uno Dem @inge.
ben Don Ralomel I'M SanoumOreben
aQes in SrOuung Commit, bari mar
ais eraDicien annebmen, Dab nidt oas
3a6nen. ion0ern oie Grfranfung oeS
Masenoarmfanals oie 2r1mpie aus.
qel0It hat. Ole unmittelbare Ser
anlaIIung fir ooS 9luftreten Don
Grdmpfen lit I'M begleiten0en, bober
6ieber un0 Ser Gtm0irfung lih ent-
mideln0er unO I'M 9lute Sirfulierer.
Der @ifte 81 iuhen, ole bel otuten
Observation-Disclosures inter Dem
@influB non 8afterieH lid biI6en.
Gas aaloneI nun 1T niht nur Elm
ousae3eihnetes glbfiibrmittel, bas
0ie i6leuuige 9leinigung BEG 0arm-
fanals berpirft. ionOern aud elm
energiides Mntiieptifum, 0urh mel
DIES 0ie it10lifen 8afterien obga-
t6otet per0en. 3eitlidl fallen DE
meiiten Rrdmpie in oen SodIommer,
no es ourh Sic Site leid)t 5u Ger
iebung unO GerOerbniB BON Nab.
runqsmittelu fommt. 8eionOers 81
Grampfen 0~iSponirt finO &inOer, Die
an en1iIher 4ranf6eit Ieioen. SIRE
ihlefte @rndbrung unO @ituidlung
beoinat cine aeuiiie Wtinoerpertbig.
felt oes NerDenipitems. SoIhe 9in.
Ser aper0en natirlih bei einireten.
sen observation-disclosures Ieidter
pon 4rdmpien befuaeu. as ioHit &C.
iunOe Qin0cr. Gns bette mitteI.
Rrampfen poriubeugeu, lit oie Ser
a5reihuna IeiftGter Soft uno zines
s5Fit6rmitteIs. iobaI0 Die @eroali-
unq merfIih seit6rt lit. 5umal rpenn
TSieber ouftritt. unbe0inlt not1tDeE-
0ia aber lit oieies @erfobren, tpenn
ser erite 4rampiaafaa lid ge5eigt
Sat. 9Pit elmer ioldcn @ebano.
.Ianasnciie brandt man nift Biz sur
4ifluft 0es @5tes 81 sparten. benz
ie irlihcT is etnpbt. Nsito ihneaer
uu0 iiherer Ser Grfol9.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Settler prrranm ruohG Q.aRdj'
rin 9aItr.
Bon @Olfsams euaeI.

IS ie5lt on Den griinen @aiOes-
~ bang.
x $50 BOD Die weiBen 9lrteE
ite5n'n2
Go4 NOR e. mo emit IT'LL NM paas
Die 2iebe beiB ms 9e5 MIR ofaHs
SIN 6rii5Iing srDebn.
@iebit SIT 0as title @aloesfoal,
gelehnt an 0unfle 60bremUaHo2
1ort NOR es, mo sum erlten NO.
Cid meme 6arO leis 5o9eHo lfa9-
Sn oeIue 9an0.
@iebit on oen &aLoba6 bort IN
@run0
Wft ieiner @eacu flarem 5luBI
gort mar cs. no III ielger Sumo
geEammt muf 0einart teul@eil
Muuo
Nein eriter alib.
seit6er perrann mo6l maua Elm
Saar.
Bel 5hIrme brmriten ourh oei
g8ul0,
Tod itGht or nod u~HiDanoclbdr
Mie einit uno griiHet immeroar
llnO miuo nlht alt.
lln0 aid 0urh unire Screen log
D1anh mlIoer Stnrm. pernibieltp
ihier
@ir itanocn felt! Genu niemals tro9
Die Qiebe. Die mid ciniteus 500,
Mlein g3etb 5n Dir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
1irbt rs 3ahnhrampfr2
Bon . r. ernf S6miot.

Ser Streit nm sic Critters BON
3obnframpfen lit 5par ait, ober nod
INNER nidt 81 enOgiltiger Solung
geOieben. Gin gcmultiger I'm.
idSuuug Der Gr3tIihen gluidauungeH
bat iid) 5rpeifelos noa3ogen. &ie
irii9er ma6gebenOp Genoen5, Die II
ser 3abnungsperio0e ~aaeroiugs lebr
bauiie 81 beobahtenoen 8rampfali-
fdae ais .3ahnfrdmpe~ idIehtbin
gu 5e5eitneH, fam ais ab8etbau GEL.
ten. IS frogt iih MN. Oh mir be-
rehti9t iino. ben @egriff uon 3abn-
frGmpieH iiberbaupt fallen 81 ~laiien.
SIS mare ur6eihei0cn. iih cine 10
abioIut iidere llrtbeilsi19i1feIt 5i-
Sutrauen. o0B Elm Srrtbum uatrr
alien llmftdn0eR ausgcdL0iien IT..
Sin nam6aiter 8elehrter, ser ais
SW3ialiit Elm ganlltig 9robg5 QiG.
tertal an ain0ertranfbeiten un0
fraHfen &in0ern sur @erfij9ura
bate. glaubte nah ieinen grfabrun+
gen. 0aB MON pon ,3umfrdmpieu
nidlt ipreden Tonne. uno menn id
meiue eigeHen @eo5ahtungcu beron-
iiehG BIN i'd Niht ~o6geleiJt. mid
Dem llrtbeIl oes @Iinifers au5u-
itiiebea Die GiHitrartung m5d.c
it aber maden. 0aB bel iebr emf.
pffu0lifen. uleaeiht rero0serbliG
5eIaitgteH Siuoern 0as Gintretea
0on ardnpieg inioIle e%rianDertca
3ahncus oenfbar mare. Sd iel5it
labe nie SErlulpie BEL aiH0erR aeis
zen. olnc Dab cine gang hitinmt
som 3abuen uHabliHgige llrahe
lid bdtte uadNpaiieu laiiea. @s
0irite eber 81 nieorig ais 81 bon
8aguiien ieia, ipenR man 80 8ro
sent Der in Scr 3abnuirgspcriooe
uorfommemoen 8rdmpie pon &ar.
0auun1sitorungen a6Ieitet. gla1 III
2aienfreiieR nod 10 5a5 an oe1
3ahutrdm9ien NebdlteH meroea.
'a itsen ooh oui iehr DadlissH SIT
sen. egin flrses nit Nn Augehorl.
ler an1eifeufes GrameR MIRO fart
tets oen grfols ba5en. OoB Wb,y
St5ruua ser fiUSliten 9toseH- che
Garmilmftionen berihiet miro. 0e
lre1t scr 4usbruh eiHer ctuieH e
tranFun1 Ms &er0auAnasappa.at
eiHigc E1ae surId.
glit Sem bisdvn GrbrcHsn co
Eurhflu alauhie man obHc
iertig 81 werAeH. 0ate ouh
5tipe agit &n 3aansp sui1r
0isie aHiiat 1T % eiasaDur5
gilt aA 10 ieI5nerf6ES.i5 Ns5 e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

Sir Slide nuO Sans.
C2te 4e5esie frnb fir 5 Grfpa6lene ooer 6Esi
Grwa4feHs aHo brei fiHssr 5etc6asi.)

"A@ |-H
Gonntag. glittags: s4ortae
Iafiuppe init @raupdeH; *9ammel
feule fuje @ilopret; BrunneBfrene-
ISalat; +@ebodene Guarfipeiie. -
IAbeH0s: 4aIter @raten; aufifmitt
Butter; 8roo; adie; 5bee.
10 0 a g.. Nittags: 2esirte
|Suppe; *9taqout BON &ammeIbro.
|t%enreiten mit@artofiepiiree.- 2unn
ShmfenfloBe; @roo; Butter; 9die;
aaffee.
0ienitag g. Wittags: 8roOiuppe
Spinat NIT 8ratmuTt. - Sund:
3rUie6ad 9uffer; groo; Butter
.@urit; Ebee.
gtittmoh d. Msittags: @riibe nit
.einlaui; Rin0ileiih nit griinen Bob
nen.-Sunh. +Saure gier; Butter
.9roo; adie; aafao.
9ouueritng. 0ittags: |aar-
.tofieliuppe NIT Wiohruibcn; fJteiss
Observation-Disclosures: 8udDei5eH-
sriiteiuppe; @urit; 9roo; Butter
Sale; Sbee.
5reitag. 9iittags: 2inieniuppe
gebadeHe 6Iuu0ern init Sal3fartof-
ielu.- - gtnfhuitt; %geriebener
aartoHellalat; Butter; BroO; Sale;
&ufao.
Sonnaben0. 9fittags: 9pfel-
iaitiuppe; Niaffaroni nit 8armeinn-
Sauce un0 8riinuitritdjen. ~ Sunb:
auigebratene Wfaffaroni; 80felfleiid
ODER @urit; Butter; 9roO; 3Gie;
aaiiiee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Was Ioilcn mir 5Hm SriibaHf efcn
nnO trinfen?

&oneliterS her mo id]ier bel laItaaen
&oltern flHogn pir Die ShGOuna in
Elm crites mo 5ineites 6rii6itid. Ilau
de1t 0abeI mohl bon Der @rDaQpna
gas. alB cs nibt aut lit. Dem aiidier.
re1 9tdaen i0fort Elm opulentes Mai
o~or5ucbcn, 0aB eS otelme1r 6elier
III. oIe 9talruHgsration bis }ur9aupt.
malt5eii enpls 5u pertbcilel.
GSn S5id IN Die frcle Ratur a6er
oftcn6arl ms. 0aB Oieie erudalma
tdlt NGB rIdliig 1T. Gs muB uns
n1mli9 m~ffalCn, 0aB Gle bSiere am
93or8ea ocu ayoBiea Suuer seiaen
u30 Die meiite 9iaarma 81. Itt neb.
men. 9tat ser l~tarfcnocn R1ihe Ser
9tld't liuo IN auh Sic @er0auun1s
or8aue ON trditi3iteu unO leiinlna
faailiteH.
&enu 0lher mlnhc Weaifen mad
Dem Auffe5cu teiuea 9cpetit oeripu.
ren 10 Iie8t oie Shul0 an ser ma.
ten. naailihen re;hl,hen M2abIseit
IND al Sem tur3en. melIa erauiden.
Gen Shldi. Gin Boiler @nuh I'M.
olcrt Eit'i germ. er ih.6it aub nitt
iat AimuIt nan O1aeaen 01s
45ct0brot frub EN- jst Hid4 u.d unS
anr Nidt Oer0oaiide Soeaen unO
lt7t @rcdiieitiI ihtlfta. 10 bat man
SIN 9lcraeu ci,t lgtea Ycgetit.
&1caf1l9 q Elm e'C5ot ser IA.
ttr mo Scr Npliene CAB 0ie critic
2s12r1t11s1ufn3ame utdt su lerinn
ttt9 uil1eaic HN iet SIN ae1aitpol.
& tlrlt7luit 10 wohi am&Iase: Neih
ts oNer gg5adcac Ger. cuCu-
tuel 'raiener Spof StiRtea fOl.
r &r1icn 5ciier III Sas Sleiih Ser
crier Scr iehr RohrNfte mciBe
8al (GaarD. SaaebeE ou3 E5ii
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
Gin 5%OnnenitrabI.

Gin SonneHitraal tit In nlein S1us
q~e1lcH.
GIN Sonnert-aai IL Itt unS rein,
TAB aud Der t.etr'ie 8iate meineg
0aaies
31rdteH1tet 1T oos eiHem goIssuen
Sdan.
GIN earea'trl5I 1T in mein Saus
1eiallen.
41en= all ere Senior 5ffnet
Dcrt.
s man Sans oon ieinem uol.
otuga S6eine
~1ta.eat.et 5ls5t bis in sic iersTe
3t.
Crete 2efer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
@ebtt
Wou 0rua , QuabIauh.

lln Was ib bcie2 ID MIA Is Cir
fllC1
Scr &enid'n SeltiaHt.u fruaNlid-
c|rtrc1cl
BE- Seeeus StauUrstst iau itbev.
fgfr>ta
SIT ieNem GuRte ct Ntat5en iia.
4it t.lrcu Aaleu y3 res7ea Gre.
ben
las maze EN- sedtCs 6taueals5ea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31
arrerret

aIs Sat0eritdnoige i'm gtob-
rungs- un0 BemuBmittel 1T 6rduIein
M}arianne Stern, Sic 8erfniierin oes
4oh6uhes .3eiterfide1 pom @ieser
2an09eritt 5ereI0igt poroeu.
Sur oberitru SnipettoriH oner
2on0oner 9idOdenidulen ut WtiB
@amO 2atDrence e%rnannt Doroea.
9ieie o6erite SduliuiSeftoriH 1iibrt
Die Auiiidt iopobI iiber Die Bolts.
ihulen ME Oie boberen Shulen.
Gle rlnioerifdt @aris Bot sebH
Geiietpen0ien iiir SIouen geihai.
zen, ie0es 81 5000 6raHcs. uno lie
aub an 5ebn 6raien p~ergeben, Oie 81
StuSien5lDeden oas gr5iebungsweien
in amerifa, @orDegen, England uno
9eutidlaHO griinOlid tennen lernsn
mouen.
@egen 0os aoriett. @ie in Sat-
len, 10 batiett oltd ser baOiiheO ber-
ldulrat6 0as Eragen pom aorletts
wGbren0 0es Eurnuntcrrtdt5 an ghf-
telihuIen oerboten. 8eItimnte Surn.
fielder BON beitimmtcm Sduitt ODER
beitimmter2lrt uHo 5arbe 0iirfen ntht
berlangt Deroen; es lit nur oarauf 5n
ieben. 0aB oie pdbrenO 0es 6urnens
81 trngan0en alei0er DenAnforoerun-
gen Der @%eiun0beit uno 0es Auitdns
0es eHtlpreden.
Gas aftiDe um0 poift0e @emein0e-
pablredt ser 0Gniihen6rauen lit iest
ais geiifert 5u betrndten. sc iei fem
aligemeines9 3 a5lreht, ionoern fommt
ie0em o1niiden Geifsnngeb0rieen slI,
Der % Sabre alt, i'm @enuB Der 6lr-
gerli6en G6renredte, i'm 8eiis Don
800 4ronen (euo 200 Donars) Sab
reseinfommen un0 ieit cinem Sabr in
Dem @ablbe5irf anidiiig lit. Die
n1hiten @abIen fallen 1909, o1s
@a9IperioOe lit p%ieridbrig.
+ x
Oil engliihen Oompfihiffnbrtss
geieaihaiten ieben es CUR 3eit germ,
SAB 1ib Truuen ais 9ollnetiherinnen
in ibre 0ieuite Iteaen, I'm Den pieleH
&eiienoen, Die Sen drmeren &loiien
~anaeb0ren, nit ihren Sprohtenntnil.
len 8 ebiliIid 81 iein. gS giebt i4on
einige Graren, Die fiir 5mei bis iehS
@ence fir ieOen ein5elH San als 2ol-
metiherinnen oienen. 9ie 10 be-
i61ftigten 5rouen oienen aiiBeroem
als 6iibrerinuen uno iinO auh IN ben
2oaierbduiern sum 9riefihreiben err
botig. 9aOurb bdtten iih ole 5rau.
en- mieOerum einen ueuen 8erlif aes
idaffen.
= + i
Die g~rfinOerin 6es SdfeIns lit
iuenia befunnt, obfpo6I tie crit i'm ln-
fanQ 0es porigen Sabrbunoerts lebte.
IS mar cine SrlGnoeriu, Rnmens
Gieqo. Gle beObahtete zines Cages,
nie Sdnmtter nit ihren SideIn aus
Strob eine glrt aette anfertigten, nm
@arben suiammen5ufaiien sic oer-
fertiqte iih elm fleines bafeaformigeS
nitrument un0 oerildte nit grfolg
iif aus ieinem @nrn Elm dbnIi6es
Maihemperf b~erguiteaen. Raf uno
nod erfono lie 6ann Die gauge 6ertigs
felt oes Sdfeins uno entpari ielbit
iehr ftilooae SHUTTER, oenen fie Ourd)
8earbeitunq nit Ser NdbnaOel ben
Nlnidein Don Gpibe CAB. Sic lehrte
lire aunIt in eiuem &loiter in0ublin,
0eiIen 3onnen Die idoniteu SHUTTER
ouf6eipnhrt baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-05-31

Gle l~lnioeriifdt @aris bot sebH
3eiie;tipen0ien iiir 6ronen geidai.
ZEN, ie0es 81 5000 6raHcs. uno lie
auh an 6c5n 6rnlen pergeben, Oie 81
SmSiengDeden oas gr5iebungSrpeien
in amerifa, 9orDe9en, England uno
9eutidlaHO griin0Iih fennen lernen
tuoIEen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
FUEL WASTE TESTED.

uniform as possible on bltumlnoua
Goals and lignitos from different hDlds
Of the United States as representa-
tive ~ known extensive deposits
Chemical analyses were made Of
samples Of these fuels collected at
the minoa by United states inspectors
sent out for that purpose. and also Of
samples taken from the cars. from the
fuel as fed TO the boilers. as fed To
the producers. before brlqucttlng, be
fore and after washing. and before
coklng Samples Of briquettod coal
and coke were also analysed and the
results Of the entire series Of analy'
SEES and tests are presented In tho
report
Tho tests 10 which the fuel samples
were subjected comprised stoamlng
tests 10 determine the calorinc value
OF the fuel and the relative amount OF
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19

energy n viii furnish when used an
der the boiler in connection with o
steam engine. as compared 20 the en-
orgy obtaiaablo from the same fuel
when used In a gas producer and gal
engine. aud also To determne method
Of burning fuel without smoke and IL
such n manner as 30 aecun the high
est efficiency In the combtptlon cham
Der. washing tests 10 determine the
possibility Of improving DC quality
Of the coal and the availability Of such
washed coal foT the production Oh
coke. coklng tosts. to determine the
possibility Of utilizing he various
Goals In this way, or OF improving COX
ing practice: briquettlng tests, 70
determine the extent to which slack
or waste coal. can be economically
made into briquettes. and sieaming
tests on briquettes 10 determine the
relative and absolute efhclsncy Of this
form Of coal as compared with that
obtained with other forms
The producer gas NEGOTIATIONS
have continued 10 show the availability
lf bitumlnous Goals and lgnIto and
peat rich In volatile MATER for the
production Of power and have also
Indicated the lines along which i'm
proyomonts In gns-producof construc
lion might reasonably be expected In
order that the producer nay utilize
advantagcously all variedes Of b.
luminous coal. and especially low
grade fuels now being wasted.
The brlquettlng plant has developed
new possibilities In tho utilization OF
slack coal and anthracite olm as an
efficient fuel for combustloa on loco
motives. both In express service where
a smokoless fuel is required on en-
torlng large cities. and In heavy freight
service. where high efficiency IN haul
ing over steep grades ia required for
limited period. Experiments arc
now being extended to determine the
value Of brlduetted coal Tor use In
the naval vessels OF the United States.
The plant at Forest Park was dis.
mantlod In March. 1907, The sections
OF steam. producer gas and briquet
ting were transferred TO new gas
plant. erected at Norfolk. Va, and
those Of coking and washery 10 a new
plant at Denver. The principal chem
teal laboratory Of the fue testing
plant has been removed to Pittsburg
but branch laboratory will also be
maintained ut Norfolk for The purpose
OF experimenting on the gases In dir
ferent portions OF tho combustion
chambers Of steam boilers and Of gas
producers. The smoke abatement In.
vestlgatlons at public buildings will
be supplemented by more detailed ex
periments al the Norfolk plant
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
aInternaI Revenuen coIIeetIon..

The term internal revenue" has
been restricted In it's meaning 10 such
revenues only as are collected under
the internal revenue bureau con.
nected with the treasury department,
and does not include all revenues that
are. properly speaking. from internal
sources. that Is. from sources other
than duties levied at the frontiers
upon foreign commodities Thus,
moneys arising from the sale OF public
lands. from patent fees. or the reye-
nues OF the postal service. are not gen
orally known as internal revenues"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-19
MAN TAKES CLOTHES;
WIFE PHONES POLICE
HUBBY LEARNS IT is WRONG TO
NAB sPoUsE's APPAREL WHEN
SHE HAS ENGAGEMENT.

Danvllle. Ill.-Mrs. Edward Hardy,
% years old. and pretty. 'phoned pc.
lice headquarters and asked for the
sergeant on duty That functionary
answered
What's that you say madam" he
said into the transmitter.
a response from the other end.
"W.wh.what7 Your er.er.clociothes
oh, yes. All Of them? Didn't leave
a single thlng7 Sure. madam. er-er
! mean yes. indeed. madam. right
away" And the sergeant got red
about the gills and called a waiting
copper.
The copper went 20 tho streets as
fast AZ his legs could carry him, and
a few minutes afterward he came back
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Chorus Girl Who Welded Mllllonalre'S
Son Perfectly Happy.

Burlington. VL-"Loye In cot
tage Is the real thing" said Mrs. h. II.
Bustow.Draper as she sat before the
door OF her humble home grooming TO
her two'month-old baby She wore a
simple cotton gown and was industri'
ously working ON dress Tor tho baby.
Her general appearance denoted a
simple country wife and mother. and
an outsider would CLEAN no hint that
formerly she was Quoenio Sanford,
chorus girl at the Casino theater, New
York. whose romantic marriage March
NJ. 1907, 20 the son OF Llout.Goy,
Eben 8. Draper OF Massachusetts ere
ated a stir,
There was Consideration In the bra.
por household at FIRST Con. William
r. Draper. e1amhassador TO Spain
who. with his wife had been high IN
the favor OF the royal family. was espe
clally irritatod hut the chorus gIrl
bride soon was reported 20 have won
over tho lleutenantgoyernor
After Grip west young Draper
brought his wife here. rented a work
mau's cottage, and took a job as spin
ner IN a cotton mill. working ten hour,
day His fellow-laborers are simpl,
folk, many speaking little else bu
French Canadian dialect u Is saiJ
his wages are but St25 a day. Blu
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to the station with Edward Hardy. 20
years old. Mr.. Hardy carried bun.
die under his arm. large bundle. and
looked sheepishly toward the sergeant.
who told him to open H.
A moment later the charges made
over the telephone against Edward
Hardy by his wife were substantiatod.
It was proved that he had left home
and had taken every stit-oyery
one. well-all OF Mrs. Hardy's clothes
with him, and Mrs Hardy Just couldn't
leave the house. That IL why. OF
course. she telophoned the sergeant to
approhend her husband. and then got
the clothes back to her In as short n
time as possible. She said she Just
had 10 keep a dinner engagement in
an uptown restaurant In half an hour.
Five minutes later bicycle messen.
ger delivered the clothes TO Mrs.
Hardy's door. Twenty minutes later
80. ladies'. count 'em--sho appeared
az the police station. whore her hus.
band was stlll held. In another Ave
she had refused his oyerturoa for
peace and domestic happiness and had
sworn out warrant charging him with
theft. and IN another Eve she was
two blocks away and she had her
clothes.
Let you on Mrs. Hardy said to
her husband Not much. The Jail
for yours, Don't you ever think you
can steal my clothes and leave me In
the house 10 can't even go to my
work. and then get on. You'l certain
ly pay for that. even II you won't sup
port me-"
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1.-TWO ToPERs."
A reaehsr's Experience.

my friends call me The Postum
Preacher" writes a MINI. school teach.
or, because preach the gospel OF
Postum everywhere go. and have
been the means Of llberating many
'cofiee-pot slaves
IL don't care what they call me so
long as can help others TO sec what
they lose by sticking TO coffee. and
can show them tho way to steady
nerves, clear brain and general good
health by using Postum.
while a school girl I drank coffee
and had fits OF trembling and went
through a siege OF nervous prostration
which took me three years TO rally
from.
Mother coaxed me to use Postum
but thought coffee would give me
strength. SO things went, and when
married found my husband and
were both coffee topers. and car
sympathlze with a drunkard who trlel
TO leave OF his cups
at last In sheer desperation
bought a package OF Postum, followed
directions about boiling It, served Il
with good cream, and asked my hus
band how he liked the coffee.
I'VE each drank three cups apiece
and what a satisfied feeling II left. ouI
conversion has lasted several year,
and viii continue as long as We live
for II has made us new-neryes ar,
steady, appetites good sleep sount
and refreshing"
There's a Reason" Name given b,
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich Reat
"The Road to MELVILLE" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time 70 time. The,
are genuine, true, and full Of humal
Interest.
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The great practical utility OF the
magnetic survey made In the Pacific
ocean by the yacht Gaiilec since 1905
is shown by new magnetic chart.
from which It appears that the charts
previously used by navlgators in the
pacific ocean were erroneous along
some much.traversed routes 10 tho ox.
tent OF from three 10 Ave degrees.
and the errors at times were syste-
matte. Errors OF this magnitude arc
OF Importance in practical navigation
whore tho indications Of tho compass
should be as accurate as possible,
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In his diary, which is Incorporated
IN the Life and Letters Of Sir Richard
Claverhouse Jebb," tho great Greek
scholar recorded n flash Of his own wit
which il OF most appealing variety
AZ n dinner at Cambridge Sir Rich
ard. then Mr.. Jebb. took In young
woman. who got through the first
course with little conversation. Sud
denly she startled him by saying, In
the most unprovoked way. while she
was stin dining with apparent good
appetite:
prof. Jebb. do you think women
ever die Of broken hearth"
Perhaps other organs may have
something to do with H." he profferot
in reply.-Youths Companion.
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HEN WAS A klrrsNNAPpeR.
Tried to Adopt a Litter and Battlsd
with Mother Cat.

Wllkesbarre. pam old hen owned
by Alonzo Mauser Of Grovanla. near
he.e, has the maternal instinct so
strongly developed that the other day.
having failed to mother anything else.
she tried TO adopt a nestful Of young
kittens, and fought stoutly for their
possession with the mother cat.
For the last two weeks the hen has
tried in every way that her brain could
suggest to nest ON every egg she
found, but Mauser did not want her
TO hatch and repeatedly threw her on
nests which she had made, lie had
a daily fight with her over the matter.
The hen discovered the other day
that the mother OF a litter OF kittens
had left them for a few moments. and
she promptly took them for her own,
When the mother cat returned there
was battle until Mauser. attracted
by the noise. arrived and locked the
hen a coop.