davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

ct. Qonis 81 srsningeH %. -
9er ieit einem monot aus z t..
eVHis rerihpuHoens Sacob 80. Mcz
Glurs 9siddftsfabrsr Der bortigeR
AgeHtar ter Sinasr'faen Rdbmaidis
men 5abrit. fat, pie Fh isbt bsrauss
tell, sinsn 5~esIbetrag BON $4,000 IN
ieinen 8unern b%interlaHen. - Boiler
Wutb ooribsr. fsaB cine Sheipunss>
tlage gegen i'm einGereihi Duroe, err
idof ser 8c5naHgsitsnte GsO. WiIz
lougbUp gu 9ebdnoH feline 17ldbz
riee 5rdu nit oer CT nihi gang cine
Rode rer6sirat6et e~sreisn mar, in
9esenfpart ibrer Wutisr, uro mGdts
oanH feinem eissnsu Qehen Elm gnoe.
Ssros. ~ DIR 6ei ben @orDab=
len CUR QbfimmuHg u~nterbreitete
gcri6sag, IN ter 5erbfDubl iber Elm
BrcbibitioHsdmsnbement CUR Gtaatss
0erfahuHg db3uitimmsn, 9puuoe ben
neusiien gsrihten 3uiOIge nit elmer
Ilsbrheit BON iber $4,000 Stimmen
obssIebnt. II Sin 6suer i'm @effdftsz
tbeil BON QuanRab rittete einen
S6aoen bon $4,000 an. II Bel eis
nem Streit UNI cine l Gentsgofmarte
srihoB in pierce q. 9. 9ointer
ieinsn gumsraben 9. 20. Sadfon.
4labama. ~ 3a 0outgps
mern iDuroe Elm 0eger gelnndt.
6tcri5u. n IN penfacoIa
iDuros Elm Regsr. Der cine nsiBe 6rdu
0ngesriHea, ibr Gam ben 6als Surhs
1hnitten une ibr tleinss Ginb ourh
elnsn S6lag oerleBt bate, nab einem
biBiseH Sample nit Ger Sheriffss
maRni6uit, ais bsIIsn 6olge 8 WGns
ner setootet un6 gessn 20 Derlstt purs
ben, aus rem 9sidRguiB oe5olt, auigs=
9angt uno bic 2eihe NIT augsln GEE
Ipidt.
Maffahustts - Die Sns
irrational 9aper 50. Bat cine ougss
meme SdIiebung ibrer Papisrfabriten
in 0euensIaRo angsorbnet, angebl. CUR
9orndbme ron 3epdraturen, in 0dhrz
belt aber p09l um einem ipegen elmer
Qo5nreouction BON 10 Procent 0roben=
ben Streit Dor3ubeusen. lleber 2000
Wlann iino oaturd arbeitslos.
asntudp. Bier gleger elmer
Qegerlose in 2o9an gountp, bic in
elmer Sibung Die @rmorOung zines
peiBen 5armers bur9 ieineu %farbissn
pdhter g~utgsbeibeH babsn iOusn, purs
ben pDn eiuem aus MSdnnern iener Sc
geHD ~beIttberioen Mob aus rem Sc
fdngniB gu RuffeIlDiIle ssb0lt.
nno aufge5dngt.
Ror0 6 Carolina. - Bel Ell
mem furttbaren Gturm, Der b. 70. an
Der &iiIte ron Roros garolina berrI6te,
e%rtranten 2 Sinner uno auf ben Sell
Dern puroe GROCER SduDsu angerids
tet.
ObiO. = Seit Reuia6r FAT Sic
3lbl Der Sfanipirtbitdften in Obio
I'm 45S abgenommen, uno Die betr.
Staatseinna5men gineea UNI $397,z
207 3urid. - Sin @spittsrturm, Der
iber ben centralen IL. u0roli6en 5beil
Don Sbio odbirfsgte, bat manhsrorts
betrGhtlifen S6dOen an 9sbsn uno
@isentbum angsridtst. So melt be-
tdnnt. puroeu . qsrIonen pom 8liB
erihlagsn, oisl 9ie5 Duroe aetoetet,
mebrere @ebduOe gingsn in 6lammsn
ouf, UNI enormer Sdaeen puroe an
6elofrii6ten angeri6tet. - Bel 6 a.
ION entleibte i6 aus un6etaunter
8sranIdKung Der 4dufmdnn 6rant
euBenber9er, inoem er in sinen Bad
pdtete uno iid BORT cine Rugel our6
ben WuHO idoB. - 3u ~ s..
fteID itar5 Der 70iibr. 2aban pol
lod an 6ummeliti6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

GPteago. 8. etuauf. sttnsoich-gnfibt
y. ooe .8eeoes 3-7o-7-55i Serans. 3.50-5.25:
Ssslierners, 5B0-5.s0i SIoders uHo fee0er5
Der. 5.50-T.25. 49,
edDeiHe, snfubr $4,000: Ieiebte. e.15-
$50; gemilhte. 6.20-8.95: fbpere, 6.15-
2 8olsb. 915-6.4O; gieS. 5.sO-6.15:
mer. 4.b0-66O.
ct aoutg s. gIna. = ginSpisb geef.
Siiere. 400-750; Gioder5 unO Teeoers. 275
4 30; Nlbe Hno 6eifers. 3.65-650.
SGipsiRs. 9t9s. 5.0O-6.75; ibUere, 6.75
shafe. 3.26-4.50; edmmer. 4.oo-s25.
aaHfds9ttp 8. aue. = 8~linbuie6 =
SeeIsstsre, A0Q-7.25; 9hbe un6 Seifers.
2o0-5.75; Gtoders unb Seebers. 8OO-4T5 x
Smmeine. - 9uii. 6.50@6.75.
Shafe. 4.O0-600; ednmer. 5.0O-6.50.
q mdhd 8. Ing. 9tnbnieh Reef,
gttere 425-7.25; Albe uno 6eifers. 2.50-I
I so; Stoders nno Geebers, 2.75-A75; sal.
Der. 250-6.50. ~
SdiUtine. - Gulf, 6.3O-640.
s1ats. S25-4.75; Gdmnier. e.00-6.50.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
ans Rnctnr.

Niti 5.rmss 4aiit,tr geray
iatie tn @eit0'istrs til ar g,sa
pet o 70. ot 8ltr.tt SAT- SEEM
sdultt 2atltitgt ses Frt 4I1tnua,
S'ri, $4,000 San!secty unieg
ttlassn babe Il. fildise s~erctotn isi.
Gty TeirlWe1ri UGgoe III SleNlsno
o0ssianlta ano ua4 9a.paul.s e,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Ams Wrbkorb.

9ti eiuem. soorvft6riat ourt
Sue 0ampsnsrPlcRog oiitlu,sasm
Sr1rse tei sem ea& u 3aa3a& ccn
ptt. 8ubufh adui.t suss@gn.s.
i0uo eit 10 Sahr clts size 5.
siB anaenommsHts 8;ro Ufo SNdtty
,ty aeytcreereH Wjs.rt Gletl. Den
Soo In sen 6,ammeR. 81sai9 aES
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

0ebrosta.- 5rau 8. guB, cis
Satin zines bet0nnten 5armers gu
ri b, itarb an 9r0uopunosn, Die
IL bei elmer qetroleumeyploiion err
BELT. ais tie 5i9nerlduie i'm Stale
dasrotten poDR.-Der IA SABRE ate
4aul GUIDE ettrant betm 8aoen in eis
mem 5ei6 bel Der 8Gbcodfhen 5arm
gu oium bus.
8 dfbtugton - 9. !. Parts
BURT. 6ilfscaKirer oer 5irH g%tdtionals
bdnf in Seottle, Duroe Det9aitet
uno a.iaE0 S4S, 333 9dntgsltsr un-
terifl0aen 81 babsn-- 5r sinem 8ris
oat6oipital in Swtattle eritoB Der
Wlotornonn Seiie 6iier feline 8 Sabre
alte 5ohter un0 6rau 5rant Rit1oul
cine Patientin, beruunoete feline Don
ibm q%ctrennt Iebenoe Satin uno feline
Shpdgerin. Sri. Gtbel Warren, uno
eri6oB Iit oaun ielbii. ~ 0ur6 zen
2eibtiiru zines Rtiienoen. pelher Elm
breunsnbes 3inc9ol3 in oas 9eItyiipp
mari, sntftaHo na9e 6|oqujam Elm
Waiobrano. pelher Tb iiber 10000
9cres 9duo Der6reitete. auf rtltem
F6 10 WiaioneH 5nB bereits 9eidates
5ol3 befdnotn. Usbrere 6o3idaer=
lager uno 14000 mit qrinem 6ol3
6ehanOeue acre5 Gam 6eiinosn iit
erect i'm 4idee yes 6euers. uno ss 1T
tcins 6oiinun9 aui 8ettun9. peun Ser
Niuo nid1t ndfldBt. GiatauIenO
Wldnner belimpien Die 8IammsR, aber
Bis iebt iueiRt IS ummU1ii6, BEN
6lammtn Gin9dlt 81 9ebieten-
Gdlifornid. ~ TER San @ds
brisl 5!uB pdl3t cine urQe6er., nal
iermoiie oea BEN Bergen heyab. 4les
nit H6 reiBeue. ais Solge zines 0ol-
f%tnhradS. Der a6er Gem san 8ds
briel @unpon nieoer9iHg. - 8ei
eiuem 4utomo6iluu9Iijd 5u 9urs
lingname, iuolih BON can 5rdus
cisco, plly9en 5rau :. q. NlcGormid,
una Elm tltinss aino oon 6rau ara
=. G'9riep unc 5rI. @t6el Wcgors
mid 9tt0otti unO 3 dnoere Qeriouen
perfect.
Repu01. Sin Wollen6ruh,
pelttr bic 8eser0 DON @er0t 6sims
iubte. Sat t,nsu Sdaom anqeriatet.
Der Th nat l1r rsht a6f6dbtn IBt.
2 8eyionen ianoea 0un in oeu stu.
tbcu loren Zen.
GpIordo=o. - Sin Molytu6rud
ndbe San Gus1eu he's Dat mo 6oal
GreIis. idn,,e ~m9ebeure Waiermen.
9en 3u Ea3l sura Die trei tleinc Ort.
id3iteu Gatrf aithet, 9riiden iorteCra.
iter uNo Nsylate in oer 666e oor
| $1,000 SIN sr;ftst purosn. IN oer
Crtitai,tn RodpaIe uao mil
lim sbar1 itt5en huroer.e oor
0iuigru ln 0aFtr mn spiiten Rod.
c1.e uao fo,tnte 1T mid. eine tin}i1,
rGgJde btif .es.je6en. - @soy9e Qst.
tj5ous. iaar,.snQ eIrsr Ger aneebgn.
Ten 9esmtea Ser .WeiierR decoration
II N{ner lno ais iolttr iuidm.
men NIT otr Qyd oenten l9crey ual
tam fyiausu# Secre.dr 00npoas Sci
Nlititul0 am ntr Grmoronua oss Sr
Sou. S~Rgasn,serg con S>a6o 1uas
t,agt tit im q. Soisph's ooi1ital i
0tnper cnem 3rstslelom svl,stn
Gttab d. Glap c2yrjs 5a
III 1uif1 it;rs 6tdu uns i5y Ell
Eahr ate, {s;uo eritoHsn Uu9 I'd
eauu elaM uadesm Il GasnTuhr
WaIi ov 3 6aiten froa uesr Sci
>auiai NiteNen uno entm ouocrei
GR1un itir Niera nuo 8a 15ss
Homwtu hl..t Sofogi oiisoe st sI
elraeyoa oas Rn en- ats Der
c'aa5 ets 0,5g9srs ma0tt. eaEyi
curSt in Faireego. 81. Niydt IL.
cr da 4 &aH tiBsr NldRn eri4 ,Fe
t1lie.uro csTtjW Ssauien parsr aa
ieua Selr. a.s Ct ole S6.s1sasto-
0fffouvi @oiwsyueWr NJ.
-. Wi,e Fl, rS6Heu Samstss d
SoDu., an stectsr. I'm Seattur
ser @si,se s.y.ifs 5cnniassi4laHt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
@tunt 9%utsrnnhn.


~ 5u ben 5ra6tb0ien Der Giscon=
Tin Gentral 8dbH in Rort9
6ouo on qae gsrietb DoOio 8ous
6sr 5Dii1en bic Buffer gUeier @ars
uEo mutoe 3ermalHt,
8ei Ter GIploiion zines 8aios
tinoieus lpur0e Bic 30 Sabre alte 5rau
Cue 6aniou In BOunatee 10
ifredli6 oer6rdnnt, oaB iie nab A
liinoioem quaIcclem Qeilen iidr6.
~ 5n NAN on itar6 6raut
qro6os3ta an elmer SduBnunoe. bic
Ct it 0urh 3uiaa bei9e6ratt bate.
- Die 80 3d9re alte S5rdu W}arD
Munldner itir5te auf osr 5arm i6rss
@attsn i'm 3oun @bsryD Bu 0raHD
n Opt0s topiiber in einen oiIeHaes
laHeueu 8runuen un0 mar toot, ais
man Te duiidro.
Nus GiierIu6t iuttc gu QStt
G allen 5obn 0epburq Die Is
Sabre alte arabcnO Wiler gu erIhie
FEN, ais tie in 9egleitun9 oes "a Sab
II alien Wm, 0eioer auf oer 6eim.
iahrt pom einem 3an3berguiiqen mar,
uno brahte ibr A atfdbrl;te ShuB
miFoen bel che es i6rem gsaleiter
gtlau9, BEN Mor0bIben aus BEN Sc
id6rt gu hobtR uno NIT ter @errpun
oeten ooooBuiabren. Sci benz
&ompis erbielt aud 6siotr eineShuB
punnt i'm 0auorIeni 0dd Der That
fliidiete 0slpbura itelte 1ih ober Ipd.
ter itl6it bsn gsb6rOen. nod5osm er
oerin6i bate, iih ieI5t gu srIhieBeu.
ater nur cine 6leiihpuHoe an aopie
e%rlitten bate.
Dos 2jd6rige Eodtsrteu boz
Otto Araft. 6ei5er in zen Maheruer
ten gu Wautefba. trani in 9lbs
peieufeji Der Nutttr cine Quoutidt
@aloIin. an ads lie 9erot6eH mar, uuo
iiarb iunerboI6 5 Minuten.
9eim SabeH I'M Chippewa TtaHe
8u Sim Sails murIe Der II Sab
re ate Sret 9eoerer aus @raton
BON Der Slr0mun9 tridBt uro ertrant.
6rau 4Hauito Stint oon Is uree
a, bic felt lduaettr Set melanholiIh
mar, bc8ins Sslbhmpro bur6 grlrdns
ZEN.
Geonaro 6emminQ ron CLAN
on U|eruHlliidte auf Der ,Solo III
0eron2a ate D(inn.. t5otlid. inoem Isin
8eptbr ph 3ufdaig entlue. ais CT eS
aus sem Allgen 3ie6cn polt,, unO bic
Gaouma lbm IN ben Qtio pr0n1.
9ei elmer @dioliuerploiion an
9Oro elmer GIaiolin 9auuh auf BEN
Stain O. Oates bel Waupucd trus
8en Sohn Coleman. GQentbumer uno
6ii1rer pes 8ootes Sri. 9eNie 8tters
ION ron 2itilt 0ope une 6rau 3obn
Uiloe oon Ambsrp fhlimme 8ranos
ruuaen oa0on. Die Hsrtetn 10 8di
I0qi3rc. merit 6rdueu. rcttcteu fh
outb lIebtyborniprin9tn. Dde Bort
una SlN IN sch Die Goleman i'm
9co,c tlitt magoen pen Zen Slammen
oer3t5rt.
pei tiucm beittlea @epiittr.
}tlm. ser iber Car Gtatreuno
llnNslNA nje1erQunl. puroe aroher
8taoen aaleriAttt 1oS 5Nus oon VI.
IS SIRE. EN- Stda res \. Is. @rn3ai
Su# Ell 09U0a uEo idit idmmtlifs
5aum decentralization ots e. e. SmigF
SIC Ntt9 Gvstt ty1pnttn eurh
&l.B'al.s njtatr. 4uh iuoljh non
Ntct Nale purotu mtbgere 6aym
a1Gaoe euyt 9tiB eiu1e3idert =
+ }Wat Nrmnron9. Elm 91apNymG6ltu.
a~reeiter ans 4ieu 9oyt ouyse oon e.
ntm sage d|bsrilhrsn uro ent3pet es.
idnitteH,
9,jm @triuh Gin 6or1 i7ep Rtf
on1c n.oclpt aU3suvdudtyn siul
cit ewntspo9nana gcu 8ayyp @1s.
aus Nhitl8o 40 6crnoellam Dir
tot &1t, fduimi ott 9Ju3en. Ginr5.
taul m S.ammca aaf
4ls#fotN tsreg 8yateAHa. ot
Re vHg. 9lraupfS3tg oaooueugeaei
hattie -gar5 Trau ysausu letter I'll
Tolpr. Emm tt M~tarata,u Sc. Al
9latoeys '.ar
Am 5Q,,ri1,p
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09

g~barleOOir. qstosteD. 5raoeris GitD
uHo 5urid. $500; Madindc Gitp uHo
3utid, $500; Ufatinac SsIauo uno
5urid, $500. oia 9ere Ularquet.es
QiHie= 8dmpfer. 0ct: IS B. MAILER
Str. Sel., @raHo III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Vsrs waral sinis Sampler,
Gttprine SosriIan so en-.

6Nr@oir urs 3urja 7.6o, Ne.
tc4.tn urc 3uraa. Sll EraNgit
SIN uno Suyid. 800 N}oagaN stir
mn surdi SS.oo. Nladirt, $s.ano
ans ;uyid. S9.eo.
Ncd. IS u. Q17s Str Ee,.
&yanc Ti7.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
Siebm1rfte.

e6@siHs. aufubr 800. g1arh felt
8eMil6ts 6.9o-e.9O; @aders. 6.3O@e.eo
Ntno1teh. - eIHiubr 100. Marft itetia
Sni9ers Sfeers. CUTE bis slusleie. Alb III,
a~tittlere big cute. 3.50-4.50; 6eiiers miffler,
DIS quit. 3.50-425; e~epobnltbe. 2.f5-3OO,
aube 2.25-3.50; Ganners, 1861 "a. Gnt
fers. 2.Q0-2.50; @ulIen. 2.5O-S 30. SeeSerS
8.50-4.50; Stoders. f.s5-325; adFber. 8or
edafe. = slnfnbr 100: morft nieSriaer
S3ate, 2.0o-475; hammer. 10000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
1orktbert6t
@streibe nuO 1ltbL.
gpupnuIes aVargs.

&et5en. - IerHttRe pnren bBber. september
t9ioe 06c. December 0S%c, 1gat 1.O2skt. 8pos
beiI. bel 20 0ars 9nfu5r 6bber. tlmidse. gl0. 9
glortbern. ? @ars 1.i5. y DO. LA. 1 DO. Ill.
I DO. III.
wiais II GerHine Karen b56er. Sepiemba
lbips f54c. December 65Ac. Dlat 6bisc. BIO,
ben . Gars Nniubr b0per. umiabe: 10 8 GEL
oer, Gar SIG ? DO. sO1sc: DO. 3. 1 Gar 79h.
/ 90. roc. 1 op. soc.
@eris, @ei % Cars WHfubr ftetig. I'm,
idee; no. 8. 1 Gar G2c. / bo' boise, Q 30.
bS12e 1 be. CSC. 1 DO. 57e. 1 DO. COG: 80.
a. 1 Gar b3c.
RsaasR Yet 2 gars sinfubr b6ber. Tin,
idbe. go, l. 1 Car 7st.
paier- - Oct ~ Cars Qniubr felt untidee;
30 8 reiser. / Ger SC. 1 DO. 55Me. 3 90.
55c. 8 90 BAG. 1 90. 53he, / 90. $50. 20. a,
nei5er 1 Gar 53he / DO. 52hc 1 90. 52e.
/ DO. SOC.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
nrRhte ,,rtb wHTe.

Aepltl. 9ieue; / Blu. aliteH. Choice. 500.
t55oe; safer. is ua3 GnaIiidi nuS getiaiss
ben5eit. S3.00-4.00.
Bananas. 5nalbo. per euu6. sf.s5-2.oOs
Graigbts. 1.50-175; GuIls. S1.On-l25.
California crime Standardization 4seora
erntes. $i.0o-175; strihen. 10sgfo.. aiHenl
ltmnrs ooer rel. st,50-2.00: meibc si.259
Ioo; ssa9ss 2eSIo gdiien e5-75e; 9ilnuS
satteiH- 6dIl-t ncr gfuno, B-5Bc.
6eiqsn. T" aloe. per 9fnno. f2-15e: co
ul9Fala, io.tiHno.3iii 70 -s5e: 5o-6O-lH4
sFape 5ruit- = 5lorioa. ~ Dor. ss.5O-
5ohnuHisbseren. - aiiten. 1e Charts. Heins
l5L ST. 9begro gurrnHts. s1.15; iebr fIeine1,
airiasn. aireu. te Gnarts. rote. faure1
meiae,. a5-75c iapar5e ooer roie, fbe .Bd
I40-l 90. ertra 3rcBe 100; pei6e. inset
doiee 90c-Sf 90; fe6r fleine. fIediae' 65375cs
't9s9s. ca. s Gaaris seie iaire 45-5oG >I
GLehe, $685. 10 Gbotrc. S3.e0-3.25.
Granssn. California Napsls s325-3.7hi
MseSlieran,aH. taBe. s3.25-s75' eeeSIiubs
gcanss. 1eras. eIbertos, 4.asrbe crates
60-05c. 6Rdrbe Crates. Si.b0-i.65; &ug
Sl50-l65; @eoraia. osaorbe Crates. St.qO-
eiA- aspfss. ReS esauilb cuban. $780,
2o9; SIessecs. 80 25-2e5.
Stser6nane. scr gufteI bon 50
siSsarraffe7. 9 ser eaibsL arabe. 100 -i.25
Wlan0eim. per R1lno .......... Is ~ .i6
E1parse @Giinrfe. meme. Wr- 100 -1.25
Brasil. per @fuuh -...-.-....... .121k- 10
N~utierurf5. usue ...-.--...... OF 49, 90
Qaifnnien. per Gufhcl bon so
GfunS. per &fb .....-........ 90 - 10
sarsInaHs ser atnae .11s- IL
@eanuis banonebHiiste 8irai.
MIA, ssr atuns 90 - .osls
@enHui5. Sscoues. per @iuuS.. or - .O5E
@eannts a%eroIiets pcr EfHn5.. .07 - org
Gcf3sniiHe nen' Sud BON 100. 400 $50
. Wa~-fr4 Nar a4fffun ~ an
neiIaHHe. ncue. Garisruin. "
mt ioether S1ale. 8funb.... 10 49, II
Nicbo5 ..-..-..-...... Il 49, .f4ik
Aeaies ........ .+..-.-.... Is .18
HEeren.
eiadterries. - IS Cuaris, Rifon gboio,
I sf2b-f35. re'As fehr feinc p5r- Sf M
8ircberrifA ~ gstsc1nin 5ber Wi4iaer "a
Eaari.8tiieH l.00-l10; a8ybs. e-s ruarts.
J a. SOC.
etaaslsssrtu. r. afaen IL cusrts 9nis,,,r
tetne ii5-i25' fln-9 Ecpninss 40
e.msssrsn. 6esra7so Rite ben 81
Da1iaan o9ig $3.50: feline
Esi1s i25' iaaGaaTta.iisn. doios 81
eimbssrsn. - Roi9 - aiqsr "a sin,s
aa1tseH ts'1 Lac. sEiEa sroBs. f0O-iI6.
TeIsueu.
1s4sFna sats slooe-25oo Ter sun.
esEs i7r1ia. etaassrs graies an
s9Ho Crates si.25-f.50.
eaffgemarft.
70" VetL &c. 2 ass. exc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-08-09
s5.00 = ettrnit 80 ,nran

allr 80 MA &ct Narauefts etnies
eals'tI nab 9erot auo tura6 an, II.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
COOL, PRETTY FLOORS MADE
WITH WAX, STAIN
OR PAINT

To make the floors COOL pretty. and
up-to-date for the summer, one may
resort 10 wax. staining. or paint. one
may also apply these oneself, and thus
have the work done at very little
cost. old wood viii not take a stain
well, but paint or wax may always
be used
Many OF the stains which are sold
contain varnish. but a stain may be
made by taking paint Of the desired
shade and thinning IL with turpentine
until It win sink into the wood almost
as easily as pure turpentins-
The following method viii prove ex-
ceTent for treating a new floor: Ap-
Div one good coat Of stain. not mere
" superficially but working Il well
into the wood by using cloth dipped
in the stain IN this way the gram
takes all the color it should. leaving
none on the surface 10 wear -Ta5y-
After the stain has drieo thorC- gll-y
apply a thin coat OF shellac. This 9ri g
very quickly, and afterward A thick
coat OF varnish may be applied II
varnish finish IS desired
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
FRILLS AND THEN SOME.

Even stiff collars are now furnished
With frills at the top: never OF lace.
naturally, but OF linen or plain. rather
stiff muslin. plated very fully and kept
very narrow.
In muslin collars one finds frills top
and bottom. with a line OF collar run
ming through them This Is q very
pretty idea. The Oply thing 10 be care
ful Of IS that the lower friH should not
begin too high. otherwise II viii make
the neck look clumsy The collar itself
should be particularly well fitting, and
the friil should not begin Till the base
Of the neck has been properly defined.
This objection, Of course. disappears
with the tulle rufles which are being
worn tied around the neck, but II dis
appears at the expense Of describing q
neck line at all.
The result Is sometimes & most be-
coming frame for the face, but on the
other hand there IS a great beauty IN
the way IN which the head is poised,
and this beauty IS lost altogether where
the neck IS obscured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
TEA DRINKING.

In spite Of the general recognition Of
the fact that tea should not be boiled.
yet there is far from a general adop-
ton Of the practice OF not boiling Il.
Theme. the most important property
OF tea. is dissolved out by being infused
mot boiled. for FIVE minutes To secure
this infusion, pour boiling water on
the leaves and place back on the stove
In four or Eve minutes. remove and
serve The delicacy OF favor IS thus de-
veIoped as IN no other way. while We
get the minimum amount OF tannin the
astringent that IS developed by boiling
and that is a cause OF much indiEes-
ton from the drinking OF both tea and
coffee
Green tea contains more tannin than
black tea These teas do not represent
two district species OF the tea plant as
many suppose. the difference being due
10 the variation IN the preparation.
Green tea IS made by steaminE the
leaves before rolling and drying them.
Excessive drinking OF tea IS undOUbt-
eddy an evil, though its moderate use
when properly made Is a more innocent
thing than some authorities have be-
leved II 10 be In securing its proper
preparation and its use IN proper quan-
uty, we meet with the chief difficulty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
MANY SELFISH MEN IN AMERICA
MAKE SLAVES OF WOMEN
FOR OWN COMFORT

a couch reading. holds his volume so
that it viii hide the grin which be can
not keep from appearing on his grace
less countenance-
But he does not get the water until he
lounges OF for it himself. hurting hu-
mOrous gibes at his sisters which his
mother thinks he means
Some one may argue that while this
proves that brothers and sons are
spoiled. II does not show anything OF
the way the father Of a family is treat
ed in his own household I know a
number OF amiable gentlemen who hold
the hOnored position OF Founder OF the
Feast. but not one who IS not waited
on hand and foot by his subjects
OH the wives i have known who
have run up and down stairs bringing
coats and matches at the 'behest Of their
better halvest OH the households Of my
acquaintance which have been called up
at a m. because the head OF the
house could not sleep after that hour,
and the innocent persons who have lived
on yegete,b les and cereals because that
same important parsonage did not ap-
prove Of meats
For one pampered and petted wife
who has come under my observation
have known a dozen pampered and pet
TED husbands. And the worst thing
about the matter IN such cases is that
the man takes the ministratiOus OF his
kinfolk as his Just due. giving no thanks
and expressing no gratitude for the
service, but receiving II with the calm
ness OF a potentate taking largesse from
his subjects
LEONORE CALVERT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
Entries Flood Omce.
LITTLE BOY WENT HUNGRY
WHEN FATHER WAS
AWAY WEEK

Sometimes the children unconsciously
give the mother a pointer on the home
life as it is lived. A little fellow so
openly rejoiced when his father. who
had been absent all Of each day for
nearly a week. was 10 be at home for
dinner that his mother questioned him
about H. Wei. you see.' he explained.
I'VE do have such good dinners when
papa's home, I'm .awfully hungry for
something good
His mother looked at the neat pile
OF little garments she had worked at
so steadily while papa had been absent
ali through the daylight hours, and
then she thought OF the lunches so
easily gotten and so hastily eaten and.
at last. she thought of the general ir-
ritability and nervousness Of the small
family of three wee tots. She. herself.
had grown tired and nervous but she
laid that to the too steady plying of
the needle. The little folks. was It pos
sihle that they really had suffered for
nourishment, IN a home Of plenty2 She
resolved always TO cook something tasty
and nourishing for the wee ones when
they were all Of her company for din
ner.
How often are mothers 20 blame for
the afternoon headache in the school
room that Is blamed on impure air
II IS so easy. when the guide mon is
absent, TO sit down 10 a lunch Of bread
and Jelly and so gain time for some
big piece Of work planned for the day.
It s spending the allowance on the table,
you know. It's false economy, too.
No, when we are tempted 70 have that
easy, picked up dinner because father
IS absent. just let's remember that little
folks, who use up so much IN growth.
need uOurishment even more than their
elders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
HE LAUGHED LAST.

who IS there" cried the imprisoned
orator. who will lift a voice against
the truth OF my statement"
Just then a donkey on the outskirts
OF the crowd gave vent 10 one Of the
piercing "hee-haWs'' Of the tribe.
The laugh was on the orator for
moment but assuming an air Of
triumph he lifted his voice above the
din 10 say, 7 knew nobody but an
ass would try Bits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
COULD KEEP ONE SECRET.

he asked.
The woman drew herself up
proudly.
'You have known me for ten years,
haven't your" she replied.
Eyes"
do you know how old I amp
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-30
IDIOMATIC.

The little girl Of nine had been told
that the doctors had brought the baby
which had just arrived at her house
With great euthU siasm she was tell
ing one Of the ne. ghbOrs ABOUT II.
I'VE got a new baby at our house,
she said
us that SOP said the nelghbor-
Yes. the doctor brought him this
morning. We take from DR. X What
doctor do you take from2'-Bohemian