davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

8sr6rsfsn seftsmpslt unb nit 3nhtz
Bausirafs ssabnost tDsgoen.
d.. 8. %. MileD. esef sss fsmiz
Ihen 8arsans i'm aderbauoepartes
ment, beritteie 6sm 6auscomiis fir
qonopirtbi6aft bic asjultats isiner
unteriu6un5en H6er bic fdldolihtn
0irtunsen ooH 8orar. gen5oeidurs.
bsnSoeInurss Patron. aupferlu!p5at
uno ShnefslprbS. Die la Dislen laAs
runqgmitisIH as 9~raieroatioe ent5alz
ten Iub. anf een asni6liasn 86rpsr.
Or. Wileb erilarte, 1aB Die &Hstrsiz
6uua bisier mo anogrtr inaoliher
Stoffe ausinlieBlid ourn oie Aietsn
aeidebs. un0 baB Decentralization
bic beionbers inter AmerioaHern 10
~0erbrsitet iiHo. sdH3lih osrid pinoeH
DIyosH. psuH oerartige ebemicallen
Hitt me5r ais 2utbatsn gu 0o6rnHgs=
mittelH btHubt DUrbeH. Or. 8ilsb
berihtete, sr BABE bic @ntoeduns se=
madt. oaB Sriidte ebsnIo gut ourh
cine S%al3l0iuns ee6lsidt DeroeH
tonntsH ME pur6 GmneTel. Gr 3eigs
te Den CONTAMINATION 3rossn DOn
4epfeIn, bic nit S6pefs, bebanoelt
iporoen lpdren nuo IS Itelte fh her
aus, ooB 0ieie Riht - neih uno cart
iparen ME bic nit Sai5l0iuns Prdpaz
rirten.
5trusr ertlarts Or. @ilsb Dem Go
mite einen PIdn. nm bic 5drmer Der
Der. Stdatsn nit Der 5erits1ung DON
oeHdturirtem QlcO6ol betaunt 3u ma
den. SIN Hdhlen 6er6H bsabF@ti5t
sr einsn 3sItilirappardt i'm Bureau pf
gbemiitrD 81 erl;@tsf uub oeniel6en
2 o0er 3 Mondte in Setrieb III iesen.
Gr min babel tdglin 6erGturirien q
cobOl MAIDEN aus ino0saftsn 8ri6teH
unb 8%eestabilien, pie lie biuig i'm
Martt estauFt meroen t5nnsH. Or.
0ileD BAT oas @derbausGo1ege ieoes
Gtadtes unb g%erritoriums ein8eldoen,
einen 8erirster mad WGi6iHaton gu
fnidsn. um feline 3eitiQerien 3u boob
ahteu uRo ben 9roeeB Osr Dcfiaaz
tion 81 erlernen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
lpie Ial.a rperAen dc Ieben2

Disie 5rage Ionte an eriter 9iele
sic isl6H i%ntsrtnirsn, interenirt ober
aud Bic 9erTherun5s9eIeaihafte
ooer Qereine. Sci bener sic UNI 9es
bensDsriiGerung nadIu6en. 0ieIelbeH
miiIIen bic @hanten. peLde Sic baben,
Elm bobes litter 81 srrejhen, 5erehnen.
Der llHterfunungsdr3t 3isbt INNER
S9re @epobnbeiien unD ben a%aJemeiz
men 3uitano Sores &orpsrs in Be
trdht. 0enn CT iie6t. oaB Sic quit ge=
ndbrt iino. regelmdbise S%epo9n6ei.eH
un0 sine geiunoe Contribution 5obeH,
piro er sic serne empfe6len uno Die
@eisai DAFT Miro SCR GsTud annebs
men. 6altsu sic S6re 9erOouun9
perfect uno sic meroen ohne 6ra5e
LANCE lebsn. Wenn gle bsmerten, oaB
Gle ni6t eTen tonnea mas sic min
Ideu unO nibt 10 oiel Die Sic min
i6en. eebrau6eu Sic Fofort Griner's
Mmeriean giirir Of Bitter Wine. sc
piro Die 9eroauurgsorgaue gu elmer
qeiunosu MctiDitdt anteqen, uiro Sbre
unpdbGhseit bertreiben, SGre Rsrben
fdrten uno sic in BEN Stano IeBen
oas 2ebeu gu senieBen. 9uNen sic
niht Sire 1lnperooHliftsit hronii6
psrben. ionbsrn 6sbauoeln Gle bic
ist6t gleih i'm 9lufdn9 nit Griner's
Nmeriean glirir Of Bitter Oiue. 3n
4~pothstsn. Sol. 5riner. no. Sic
500 e. @Iblano 9tne, @bica9o, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
geiienoe aoenfen.
3. y. samsS. Sonia gnI@mann.
=. etOGOaaVs", SOan sOppsrt.
8tuut a%utsrnmTtm.

Sn bielsn @egsaosu oes Stdas
tes tobte am I. Sountas Elm bsFtiger
Bulgaria. osr 8strie6sitorungeHn mebr
poer minoer idlimmer ari psrurs
iaHte.
uHo elmer per dlteiteR 4niisbler pm
MonnD 8rairie, nur0e BON Ell
qsm 3ugs Der Rortbneftern 8a9n GEE
tgoffeH uR0 aii Der 5telIs getootet.
DIR init Gpilspfs bebliiets 20
Sabre aIie Sui. ShReioer IT,. 0er nj.
itineR @ltern auf elmer 60rm BEL
Weeme pobnts, periDidtlte I'D
nahts BEL einem @nfaae ieiner araut@
Heit In Die geitoedtu uno idno ben
Gritifangstoo.
SIN 90pn Salsm 81 4eno pa
fieI ods 5idbrigs SobHheu BON ism.
G0ans in Elm Gislo6 unD ertrant.
Sn WNri bfielb bronrte bic
NobnuHs ecs :. 8. Gro3ier total ME
Der.
Sin aeines ainb Der 8amilie j.
@rOening in + ort@ttin Q n Durs
be fnrsdlin perbrannt, inosm e eiHeH
Stfel b0n iIeoenoen Betts umItisB.
sSn Maupun brahis Iih, am
h1eineu9 IN ielbitm0roeriidtr QbIidt,
Ole 8rpn5on cine S3uBDunoe Bel. Der
sr erliegen bdrfte.
~ g2abe % en- omonie Duroe u.
5uipiiniOn kim gaumfdaeu BON eis
mem n%iir3enoeu @h oetrofien uHb ers
lag ieinsn @|erlebungen.
Der ua6e 6resoom aniGhige
iuRae FARMER 5reo. 20. Pldmanu
puroe mabriheinli9 t00tlih perleBt,
inbsm Elm ihnerer 9oumbamm oui
ibn roltt.
Inter ben 5drnern BON s az
Iumet GDunt1 bsrriat sroBe Be
forgniB iibsr bas kindergarten elmer
Der S6Deineholerd Gbnli6eH Seuhe.
Ieuer u~nbetdnnttn uriptungs
gsrIt0rte 6aus uno stan beg 5ars
mers SObn ". Sdmitt gu Sting
Ion.
Gin burh einen 6%ei3dppdrat ents
Tanosnes 5euer diherte oas 6arms
haus oon Soon .. Stommsn gu u M
Der nebh alien 9nbdlt Elm.
Sri. 6elsua Wunion. 5o6tsr
bss Stdatsienotors 8. o. Wlunion,
IN @iroqua. lift idlieBIih bod nod
mn ben 5olgeu Der 9ranopunOen, bic
fe fi9 bor brei Do6eR 5ugs3ogR bate,
eeitorben.
Sn BORT @afbtnstOn
apirb cine Qrobartile n0oms Coming"
6eier fir ben 3. bis 6. Suli geplaRt,
nnD man ~eriDarlet. oaB lih ale fribes
rsn GiUpo6ner Der Ssaot 81 Der 5eisr
kinitelen mer0en.
Su 9latnfteto brdnuts oas
EobeHifs Wohnbius nit BEN gaHs
Zen SHholt nieber.
Der max Ge0arburgan iGi
Ei9e betannte 9Fdrmer Suit. 5reu5 pura
Be bon timer Gar Der Wtlpdutss Rors
fbern Balm getroTsn uno dussnblids
LID ssto0tti.
sSn Der Druderei BON Sac. MCs
stoD uHD Dem N-dDetgeballoe Don Wtls
fOH & 6uro IN VI an a rittete
5euer tiRen GhooeH BON ca. 5000 an.
Otto S. Martin. Elm @ugsiieater
her q. 6gilem0n 8reping So. in 8 a
Groie. ipuroe ifredlih oerbplnus,
inDem i6m btim @lspi6sn BON Sal
fern ieoeuots Bed ms 5ei6t ipribte.
Wlan beidrdtst. ooB itlbR psun sr
am 9ebsn bleibt. ct aui beioCu 9luptn
erblinoei iein Miro. - Der go Sabre
olte ". 70. 1bornelep, mericaniihsr
Wiceeonial IN Tacoma. Ndib, m0bin
II Dor einieen 5dbreR bon bier oers
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Cine ipsebs in lUalbInstSn.
Mafhfnafpn- q. 4an.

Mafbingtou. %. San.
Sn bsioen 6duiern css Gon5yeE,s
bilost bic 8erdtDuus Der Bill sur gps
OiIiciruna oer Straiseisbe nod immer
Oas 0auptsti6dit. Ter @oriiben0e
6es 9ausausidufes fir 8epiaiauRs
aen, 1apusb, tbeiltt BEN 4bleorpHt
,enbauie nit, oab psnn bic goraHs
ihlGge fir pas ionmenOe Sa6r niht
iebr beDeuien6 b~trabaeIebt piiroen, Tf
eth Deficit Don S100. 100000 er5eben
uuroe. Der llnttyausi6uB Oes 6aus-
comites fir YeRTOnen bat smpfp6lsu,
oitn peuIionSlifS fir oas NIT osm 30.
aunt 1909 subenbs Sd5r auf $3.50,
600. 900 fei5uiebtn. 10 OaB Der 8etras
Der oiesiGbrigsn qenIioHslifts UNI 81
100000 iberlitegen mirO. Die GU
nabme 1T bauptidhIih aaf bic 9eitim.
munseu oet Wc@umbsr 8ia iuriidjus
iii6ren. nelte i'm 5e5rUar Dorisen
Sabres in &rait g%strsteu uHo ois Als
%tersNRlicu obne RHdiitt aui Den pbDs
iideR 3ultano 0er 0s.eraHen Elm
fubrte.
an elmer Grecutipnbunq bes 8uu
besiendts lpuyoe Der pon oem QrdN
oenitH Dem Seudt unttrbreittie ,3oa
pertra1 nit Deutjhlano, ben Der Yrd
iioent bstanntlib fetbn pereintart BAT,
sum @esenitaRo elmer ieby ih0rieH
Debate oemaht. 8ooieoelt puros ron
oerihieosuM Ssnotortn aufs btitigite
onaeeriffen, neil er dnaeblih bel Der
@trsinbdTurQ oes 9sytrlgeS feline
Wa6tbsfugniHt iiberi6yitteR Sat. Sin
seine StnOtoren pieim oayaui hin.
o1B Der oeutihe 9diitr Mat fo auto
ir0tiih Qtbinbtlt ba5t pis Der 4tdit
BENT Ro0itOtlt. neil Il bic Nu1eltgtus
bei. crit oeul Reihstao 5ur 9s9utod
tuns unieybreitet uno oluu nch. mas
gar nidi n0ibi9 a%epeieu mare. nit Io
c0leU uuo ratiopalen Mnoelstammerr
conitriyt uno lore MUIiht iiber Die GB
atlssenbeii tinaeiorosrt babe. Der
prdnoen! o~datsen babe, rpis BON eiui
gen Seratoytn bsrpor aeboben ,purOe
gang daeiu st6auotlt ben 9tr.vdo 0b
| 9eitIolisn uno len saRu btiarnt 8sat.
ben. pdhytro Is nod Der Gouitituiicr
, leine QiIidi QtrsitU DGre miRoeHtng
BE 3uiilmmuRl ots &0nQrtNts einsu-
| bolen. rotr oieitu Bic cuoljl,ide Gr.
leoi9uHq Der @uaslt9tneti. coaitiuoi,
Su ubertyastU. Die 0au3t Sahe rur.
ot ccrsrt pem 6inanjtouttt lbtypie.
| len.
Sr @stbinouuo NIT otr Gr6rlvun.
otr 9ooticaijonsc3rlase I'M Stna.
tam isbr sur l~ls5tttaituua otr mes.
itsR Ssnatorer 0ub Die S,~laotytiira
e 5uy Sprd6e. Ss puyo, nlmlt3
beaaupei. eaS 3tit1sieeyt.dr Sal
8eHniniB ooooH tl5s 91B agf QspiTG
| Suieln ots 9b;lppiHta Greiwli
! nea S,lob<rti aeyyiAt. Tsit II
bate Durot Ouyt tinen Qaraaraptt,
ctr 8oylaat Utruyiont ser 0ui otl
S~tlaoeHbauosl i'm @tbitte DIR Der
St00ttn ejre Siyai, ist,. Ssaoto.
0ale meinie. oieier Q~arla,apb 'cn.
9eitriAtu uerota. "a as ii im &tbitt
oty Der. Stal.tH ttiut Stla0srti ms5
ssbs, Eem rioeriptdh ser Senate.
6spburn, De- bic gpyIass in Gb5a
bat. CT esrii@tgts Is ss5s 9~eEsglanO
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
Butter, Gier ultS seize.

elitstr. - anfHtr 25,4s5 Gfh. a1arn fen
gEeaHisre. eytra. s2c; 5iriis. 27-2ge: Sea
lnos. 53-25r. %cno5aiae sd: Geirp,
hucp. 24c; eiHes. 2o-22c. saou. 1a-20c:
@adius. fs-iSi.c: EreGie &c.
3oie. ~ Nnfsst s9&0 Nfo. Wlarft liehe.
Nmsgiean 5na Gream. t0-f8c: @rid. g.
sttc; elntugger. f4s-15c: GaDeissr Life.
SIR. ARfutr 1i0 RtisR. @artt iieia.
Jru6e. 20-2tc; SeeoHos. 10-t2c
%gbteaeo. %. Gan. gntisr greamsrs
2i-52c. Egirn. Pose.
sale. - Eaiiic5. 12A-t3fc; Tpirs. IL -
i2tc 9cHEs americas. t2-l2ic; Brid. IL
1isc-
Gisr. - giR-2sc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

.5auptiaals Oss Earthquakes BEL, ais
Der 8rano entitan6. bod puroen nur
penige PerIOnen perleBt. - Sn benz
Shnittpodrenldoen BON M(iaiten,
Gouiens &c So. in PORTLAND eRts
Itano Elm 5suer, has ben san8en Sc
iddftsbiitriet gu serit0ren 0ro6te unO
einen auf 100000 Derdni4lagleu
'S6aoeH dnrintete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

9esH.sa oei,s glatieg perba
ueer11 % seia@l. nc ned isiHe oHs
eefelt lli1e- 8ir gs5en tbaiisea
&ssE;sa DC s~EaEaHsa SsoiRzuRssE
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

Rebrastd. ~ Dds 6aup.Qudr-
tier Der union 9acif gabH in g m a..
Ga Sat cine 0erabisBung Der Qsaeiis
i!uHosn Iopie eire 8sinrdntung 9er
Qrbeit5taee BON 6 auf . in Der N01e
in alien ibren Wsrtf5iien I'm qan3en
Uslten angeorouet uno angetiiaoigt,
oaB aud cine aa9emeine 6erdbieBunQ
ess SanbnsrterpsrIoNals Der 9eIea-
ihaft follen piro, poourh mearere
t~auieno Mann broOIos pesosn. q. 2.
Mo1ler. etsBrdHoe8t oer Balm. err
tldrte oaB bic Ihlshten 3eitsn 6oo'ea
belt's Manie iiir ReFdrm 5u3uI6rejben
isitr. = Der @eneratanpalt Eat beim
GberIadts9erih Inn einen %tenpordgen
@jnRdltsbeftbl na6geIunt. burh mels
den bic Standardization 0erbius
bert psrnen ioasn. i6re Raten 6ober
als oas Siblens SeieB belsimmt on5us
ieBen. TT geim AuftsaIsn ooR M06ren
duf sem 9o0en zines 8runreRS 3u
9prtb 4Iotte ieBte Der 5drmer
SaS. Sbcma5 ieine &leiDer in brdhe
MD srlitt otn 6lammentoo. ~ SIN
RlWsn Der warmer uno 6rahtuerlens
0er oieies Stodies cat Staa!sFenator
SibetsD cine iorme(e &lass geeen Die
8uylin9ton 9dau erhobeR uHo Ger
Iarat. Rap Sic 5rahtraten nm 10
@rocsnt ermGbigt niirben. "a Der
iebide Sarii i.asrtrieben hoh iei. ~
SH eiuem Strt;te puroe SIT Sill
hrth Estbsyt WdIcots BON Trdr'
Qlc]}eB ourh tireR 6auiidlog 5et56s
tei.
CALIFORNIA;. III Giti3rns
! Sloipas Bari in coma 8eah 6at
lire 3aaIuusea ,iH9efeni.
Ranf1s. B. Ser 9odenmo5lt.
@ahiyer ser vsrlramten 9ant In Is II
Ilinpooo fst Fh uah pe9eu5dlihs
una ieiuer &antlaspeiie erfol9ter Der
buftnu9 eriao0tn, IS Fno 9.obs Be.
triisersisE por1snlsu. Die 8anf Ntte
100000 @igtalsa uno nur $4,000
9eIt0uot 6is ie oeI6loheH Uuyos. -
Sm Souitygenospar.emeut 0r rieigen
9o,eIlEiast otr ReliaH WoTris Sc.
in 8aRa gitp entaaRo elm
5euey ods t'u,n St1osn pcn $500.
600 arritttts.
Mifioutb- Sm 8unots0srins
iu A0nfqS Gttn tetaHnteu tA q.
z. S6cmcs cir Sra6tuiatlsr ans 8sp
9oyt uno its Glerg 6. .. 2asseri
hulois. p,y'sitotntR Sefa6isslta;,n
&1batt hi GiiWsapatn oerihd'ft IND
ot3aa.t 5u 3, ra. uHo purotn 81 ST.
eco. hes. S3t00. oerartaeil!. ihnen he
tati0u1ntFrruf3 9bey eridntn Etr
Rinier otrurtH.lit oGh us3tn elnEdb
me oosc Gsvl5run9 Q Ra1atteH
Spiit x So BE Guoam 4adins 60.
oit 4rmcIr 4atu9 Sc. uno 9el N
gorrs & 60. ST. is $4,000 9tlas
yaf, mt, ois burlington 91saseieas
tait su $4,000.
SeroS DER nit S5S6.00o
9ofsEcuipcro 6,bluts SabiUeSts.
canal in SUB Esrss 1T sr5iinei Uey.
ssn. - Dix 5uitduoise Staatsccmmii
iaa 9as 10000 @tgss aRss9auis. aEi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
@arktbertht.
@etreiOe rrlb Ils6l.
qaiIpanfse Qlarrt.

gstiscn. Sermine ipareH fbnad IN. nid
lnrieer, Uldi faloe 1.Olhc. SuU 97Jsc. proi
ben unberlnoert. umi6Se: go. 8 Ggrtud.
ear DOC geo. 2 3urulu, 1 Gar 9tc: SO. 3 2url
I'M 1 Car S0ae, s DO. 90e. 2 %. SOC. / Dol
oOc.
Dsats - IermtHe tuuren uiebriaer. @edi f6lel
Gle. SAt $3.50. 8roben Hnberdnoert. nmI
Ter, 1 Snr 55c, / DO. 54c; Ro. 4. / Gar b5c, /
DO, 52&c, 1 DO. sec.
@srhe-5lau. umidbe: 30. 8. 2 gars cod
/ %. SIC.
5loeaen. - inberan0ert. timfdse: 20. 1, I
Gar s3hc; no. 2. 2 @ars SEC.
2nftr. - Stetig. nmtdbe: 70. 8 meiber, 4
0drs 52c, / DO. SIC, L %. 505kc / DO. 5OMcl
2 DO, soc, 8 DO. 4ohe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02
DR.. kIeinWicbter'S
HIbenkTiMter Thee

Swiss Mountain Tea
1T nur 81 babeH in G6neiOer's QbotteFes
State unO a. CIR.
Ges. 6. 8. @alier,
fribsr pom 1873 - "a. Sirass.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

8rStlfpHsH. - sietfG gleknorf f2sFa
-7Ac: S6niterH, 6-6Mc; waftGihlde, 64-
6Ae.
BE sblnbpreie Der QrobsRmErfts in wiIi
10 I%5srtbsrn t1 1De S 70. o. l1i0 . ID gor lS.gI
1.os-1.10; Qo. 8 Spriue. 93c-1.o3: gItra 81
gerle, a5e-i.0o: 9sp. 1 5ioagen. 53-s4e:
Ra, 3 wais, b5-57c; Stnubar6 Safer. O.
E2hc
Die obieen iimfdte iino mo Srieies ~ofiisiebi
LEN Sailp GcuzIsrstaI 9etfer beaEbestet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

6btcaeo, 90. San. mehl @irisr,
Deisen RnTenfs. 4.50-4.s0; etraiobts. 4.25-
4.70; GptiHa 9atenfs. 5Ao-5.eo; giLaiabis,
4.4o-6,05; GGfers, a85-AA0. so. 2 Gpria9'
~lDei5eu. ~1.09-1.11; 70. 3 Sprfna 23ei8en.
loee - f.to; go. 2 roter, e6K-esse; 30.
@ais, bshc; go. 2 8elber. ss-eoc: go. 2
i6afer. 503sc; Wo. 2 peiber. 800: SO. 8 ueiI
hsr Asa -52e; 20; 2 gsoaaeH. s11se SHUTTER
Grite ....; aute hts W~ldi8erausiefe. s3-92cl
20. 1 ssorlbpeiiern. t.2Oh; 8rimn TtHiotbbl0.
men, $50: 4hbSscri, 1212h-f225; S@mals
IT'S; 6bort @tb gioes. 6.12h-682h; 5horl
CLEAR sisss. e5o-8-7b; @6tslse. 1.55. aiss.
,iaFleH. 1915.
ct. 9onts. 20. San. ReiSen - 30. 2 70.
ten. 1903; 80. 2 baxter. 0s-t.0S.
@futs. - 20. 2. b5&c.
Safer. - 10. 2 peiber. 61-5i1hc
Il &uRfus Qttp 20. San. Rei5cu-Wo. 2
barter, 8f-eS &c; 9o. 2 rcfer, 1.Go-t.oIk.
WlatS. 80. 2 gertfAter. 55hc.
Cater. - 70. 2 neiber, 4sM-50c.
81 ! II HeapoIt 3. 20. Gan. &eisen-gol
@osttrn tloh-t.i0ss; glu. 2 slorttrH.
lt08 81. DIX.
wsEf. = Sayt gIears. 4.3o-4Ao; sseona
CLEARS 8.5o-9.6oi 6tyit 9ateRfs. 5A5-5.60!
Gecunh &atenfs. 5.35@50.
s. EuIutb 20. SuH. n &StasH Rn. I
Gori6ern, 1.o9%; 70. 2 Rort5srE. LOesk.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-02

Tem ~rdu5eriiam 8ti6.mme pia
Der 0g0iiesni cher itBt ni6t nt,5y init
aem StNfrtbte an 9ei5c atsta. fcr
ocrn miitslS e:Hs5 5lhrtn g.otlpyocei
ies. Gs ion aIio 3argiran uro Sc
uoftu ptyboteH peroea. H,HGetoer oey
ein,n 9abnoeieuitaft sum gutauis
anoerey &1buen 81 peypsnatn uno IL
rah gn0 nad Oluse .SDatne Suiam-
mtu5ubJinsen. 9os tie luf oitism
Sebiete btrtits 9sleiitO ba5sn. io0 iuy
gettsrtori9 erlldri ober Mot sum
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-03-04
NIisfires of Young Idea.

Air usually has no weight, but
when placed in a barometer it is
found to weigh about fifteen pounds
to a square inch.
If a small hole were bored in the
top of barometer tube the mer-
curry would shoot up in column
thirty feet high.
A right angle is ninety degrees
Fahrenheit.
Hydrogen is colorless, odorless
and insolvent.
A cuckoo is a thing that turns
from a butterfly into moth.
Horsepower is the distance a
horse can carry one pound of water
in an hour.
The earth revolves on its own
axis 365 times in twenty-four hours
This rapid motion through space
causes its sides to perspire, forming
dew.-University Correspondent.
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"FETTERS OF GOLD.'
sa= by KATHARINE RENELL. e=t=a

come to him, his son should not
suffer in the same way. Molly and
Baby-the darlings, they were so
pretty!-they should have the love-
liest frocks that money could buy,
they had actually been realized
Harry had had a good education,
and, in his first term at Harrow. he
had realized bitterly that his son de-
spised him. He was common" and
Harry was gentleman-made so by
his gold; and now that the Harrow
days were over and crack regiment
had been entered by the idle, good
for-nothing young man, who would
never have had the brains or the
energy to make the fortune which
his father had, he knew that he was
despised still more.
Molly and Baby-Kathleen she
was called now-had had the Glove
llest frocks that money could buy"
They had inherited their mothers
beauty, while poor papa's bour-
geoise,' as they called 1t, had been
fortunately left out. Molly was mar
ried-to the eldest son of a peer;
Kathleen, the younger girl, was ex-
pected to make an equally brilliant
match. There had been a rich young
American at her feet all the season;
In the few hurried conversations
which, in her whirl of social distrac-
tions, Mary found time to have with
him. she had told him that It was
ITO bring the thing to a satisfactory
climax" that this ball was being
given tonight.
Well, they were well provided for
those whom he was leaving behind.
If they were going to be left help
less he would not have done it
would not have recklessly gambled
away his fortune, would not have
thrown away his lfe-but they were
left with settled prospects. Harry's
money had been settled on him when
he came of age; nobody could touch
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to a sofa and sat down. He noticed
how the softly shaded electric lamp
drew out the rich tints in her hair.
"I-I have something to tell YOU,
she said, gently, "about Kathleen.
thought, as the girls father, that YOU
would, perhaps, be Interested
He laughed.
"Kathleen herself has never be-
trayed the slightest interest in, or
affection for, me since she was ten
years old. Why should be interest
ed In herr"
1t was rather a cruel taunt, to the
girls own mother, but Mary Ignored
it. She sat very still, gazing straight
before her. and he saw a tender ma
ternal look steal over her face.
"Young Vanderveldt has proposed
to her tonight. She has just told
me. I hope-I hope the dear child
will be happy"
"There is small doubt OF that. lie
has tons of money, hasn't he?" Again
he laughed. The laugh sounded
bitter and hard.
His wife looked at him. TEc-e
was a half puzzled, half reproachful
expression in the large grey eyes.
"Why do you talk like that, John?
why do you look SO white, $3.50
odd?"
His laughter had died down, but
It left lingering smile-cruel, mock
ing-on his lips.
"You interrupted me-" he said,
harshly; "your entrance just now was
was ill timed"
"What were you going to do?" The
clear, steady eyes were still fixed on
his face. There was something about
Mary to-night-her stiffness, her gen.
tleness-which, somehow, irritated
him. It acted on his already over
strung nerves as a match applied to
a torch. with a sort of bravado-
defiance-he withdrew the revolver
from behind his back and brandished
1t in front of her face.
"Blow my brains out!" he cried.
It was cheap melodrama, but he had
expected Mary to be impressed by 1t.
He had expected her to scream-pos-
sibly, faint. Instead, however, she
sat quite STILL Only the sudden
whitening of her face, the sudden lit
tie catch in her breath, betrayed that
she had even heard at all Then,
suddenly, she got up from her seat.
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that; the girls would have wealthy

that; the girls would have wealthy
husbands, and Mary
A shadow fell across the stern,
grave face. Mary was a beautiful
woman, she was fairly young-under
fifty still-she would marry again:
Doubtless after the first shock was
over, she would be glad to be re-
leased from the Common" husband
of whom, he had guessed long ago,
she was ashamed.
The clock on the mantelpiece
chimed out 12. Without moments
hesitation, he stood up. With his
right hand he raised the revolver to
his temple.
The door op ,ned, and his wife
came into the room.
Quick as lightning he hid the dead
ly revolver behind his Jack. Anx-
iously, he searched her face. No,
she had not seen the revolver, had
not surmised what he was going to
do.
John, l have come to fetch you.
Is 1t not rather rude for you to hide
yourself in here, away from all your
guests?" She came slowly toward
him. Yes, Mary was certainly a
most beautiful woman-a young
looking woman, too. In ner white
brocade dress, diamonds shimmering
on her neck and in her hair, she
looked almost like one of her own
daughters. And yet-he had loved
her best in the sun bonnet and pink
frock.
He looked at her angrily. Why
had she interrupted him? And then
he almost laughed. Good heavens!
He must loathe this "too, too solid
flesh" of his, indeed, to be in such a
hurry to make an end of his life!
He was only delayed only few min
utes-he could kill himself directly
she had gone again.
81 hate my guests" he answered
He spoke roughly. What do they
come for? To feast in my house
drink my champagne, and laugh al
me behind my back directly they have
left!"
John, I wish you would not talk
like that. You won't come to the
ballroom, then?"
"No."
"Why not?"
She looked up at him. He soft.
ened a little at the sweet vistfulness
of her face. After all, they had loved
each other once.
I'll am busy. have something
else to do-just now"
He clutched feverishly at the weap
on behind his back. What a mercy
that she had not seen 1t.
She sighed. 1t seemed to him-ol
was it fancy?-that the wistfulnesl
on her face deepened a little.
shadow fell across it.
"That is what 1t has been for years
John. You have always been busy.
Making money, suppose"
He did not answer, and she moyet
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"Why?" she asked.

"Why?" she asked.
He was amazed-and, perhaps, a
trifle disappointed-at her coolness
Then a thought struck him. Mary
thought that he was suddenly strick-
en- with madness, and her attitude of
calm collectedness was the one which
she considered wisest to adopt toward
lunatic. Well, lie would show her
that his desperate words and action
had not been the idle rawlings of a
maniac-that he was in deadly ear
nest.
He laid the revolver down on the
table, and caught hold of her hands.
Because l am ruined!" he said.
The small hands. within his trem-
bled, but still Mary did not finch
still the lovely, gentle eyes wero fixed
calmly on his face.
Ruined" he repeated, and his
voice was low and hoarse. "Tney
think l am millionaire, the people
dancing and feasting tonight in my
house. Tomorrow, the whole world
will know that my money is lost! l
am beggar!"
But how have you lost it?"
He let go her hands suddenly. and
threw his out with a gesture of de-
spair. He did not notice that, direct
ly her hands were released, she
snatched up the deadly weapon on
the table and concealed it behind her
back.
Gambling! Oh, you didn't know
that l was gambler, did you? For
the last ten years have been fritting
my hard earned money away. / gam
bled on t, stock exchange, on the
turf, at lIonte Carlo-those annual
visits which / paid there, when I al
ways would go alone, were simply to
indulge my awful passion--and / al
ways-always-lost!"
But why in the name of heaven.
did you do it?"
She did not treat him to tears,
| abuses or reproach. She simply stood
there calmly, a1d looked him straight
in the face.
Almost unconsciously, he hung his
head. Before, he had not been in
the least ashamed of himself. He
had thought his conduct-takfns in
to consideration the fact that he was
unhappy in his home-perfectly JUS
tilted. Now-well, some people
might think that to ruin your wife
and children by gambling, and then
bring further disgrace on them by
committing suicide, the action of a
brute and cad.
"Because-oh, because l was mis-
cradle, reckless. mad-I did not caro
what l did! A man must go some
where to find amusement, happiness,
and II found no happiness in my
own home."
"Oh-John."
At last she broke down. Her face
worked, tears colrsel down her
checks.
"bIary!" he lifted his bowed lead