davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Rdbe Die @ehuIo uno GrQeben6eii bes
Vdters bepunbern, benn CT lit pie elm
6eIo.
4lleiH BON 5aa gu 5ag iDuroe f.
Ter Ihlpd6er, uno Der 8ruoer mnBte
i'm bctreuer. ipie man Elm iIeines
Riuo betreut. 9p6er Ielhit BEL bieier
iflperen g~luigobs perIieb ben 8rboer
lein gutter 6umor niht.
aSa. ia, iu9ie er. .6of9piirOen Der
6err patsr Ssndtius baben ben grus
Der a0rper ntft geniigeuo gepilegt.
Run rddt iid her 9ruper a0rper an
6odipurben Dem 6erru goter.'
81 ein!@ bdufte oer 2ootirante.
.Du rdoeit ia NIT ben Wprten Don
Sanct 5ranttscus., Dds bore ib
germ
SEPT 96rte sr oles germ, mas Brit.
ber 6ilartus ipuah. Ja 0as ruHoe,
IrUbtide, INNER bereitptaise 8eiiht
fiat ibm pobl: Die gsluuobeit, Die
9pdft, bds 2ohen, bic oerbe 9atirs
li6teit. llno bdb ibu ber gru1er ME
fiblsn lieB, bab sr cine 2dit mar.
ylur sulueilen tebrte feline QuIi gum
4rsoigtu surid:
,6ah Oh teine QnoIt, mein 9ruber.
pie Oh mtnIi bos 6immelreih eriper
benz Ghmdl 1T 'otr Neg unD mgnige,
limbs bic narduf nan6eln. 9tir bur6's
8reus seban9i man 3ur aronel Wahet
uuo betet, auf odB ibr nidt in 9ers
Iaduus foletl"
IS parsn gbaHpirluasen hes Sic
bers. 4ber 8ruoer 6aarius puroe
Dd5urb Rafbentd6. s9ett hd6tU's,
G9rndroenl ! apenn sybr Qebeu ii5grs
0ente unb Das meinl Des J6re lauter
G'irett, Iauter Biben, Sat uno 9ds
fteien uuo Dds meiu: lulter 5rsuo'
unD 9ur5psill"
.Sreub' uno Gnr3peil2" fragte e.
itdant Der Slerbeuoe. .6aH boG bel
IfUere. raube Qrbeit gei6afft. GAIT
uidt Uiel Suites gsbabt ais 2aienbrus
beri"
% louisr 8uisl Qass s'frsut mil
2lm mgiIteu. odB ib 6o6paroen ben
qoter Sanatius parten bari umo Bel
ipiei nebmen an berer groben 0sDufol
Ginene iolfens Gbrl lln0 baB 6cAz
Datoen nit mir 3uirieoen FAM
Der qdtsr Tdl0B bic Qlggen uu6
od6ie nab. Wie ihli6is 6armber5is
par bob bisier 9ruoerl Simmer bereii
gum Qoftpaten, obne S6eu DOR On
hedaHo. Wilo tUie cine SHUTTER beilsie
er i6n in ieine Itarfsu Urine. ga. 9Ius
oer 5ilcrius mare fdr fbn getorbsn
uno bate ssioss: DOS gireut mil"
Da pur6sH paisr J3natius gum
trfsn U6ale i'm 2ebsu bic Wimpern
faudt ibsr Der Site sinss onotren
Msni6sn. unb e fisl Inn Elm. pie
itol3 IND irsmo, ia qsrinsihabis e.
5sitlebens anf ben 1fInen, u%Hgeis5rten,
luftieen gra0er geitaut 6abe. On
Isinen lsbisH Siunoen $40 q. 0ab oah
er pom 6immslreih eatierHt aoDsisn
Igi Fl pieI bel Meter ais 8raotr
6tlarms.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

5!nf mar Elm grof. 70 sebt bic Ild5r,
Der fiblts, DUP er Iterbe;
Die beinen S05ne rief sr Der,
gu tbeiIen 6d5 unb grbe.
Qd6 sinem gfIus, nod siRem S@pert
8ief bd Der dlte 9egen,
Das brodtsu tim Die S6bne iDsrt9,
"a CAB er Isinen Sesen.
.g1sin erHsr 5o6u, msin fdrtiHsr
GprOB.
Ou lolIf bas Shpert 6eboIten,
Die geuge nit Gem Itolssn S9loB
llno dler gbren paten.
bod Dir ni6t minoer, Iie6es Slim.
Dir lei Der PfIug sssebsu;
SIN 3bul. no title 6iittsn iRo,
IA magh Du frieOIi9 leben.-
90 ftorb Der lebensmibe Greig,
QIs er iein @ut psrgsbeR;
Ote Sopne pletIen 0ds 0eDetB
1reu our6 ibr gauges 2e6sn.
9O9 ipredt, mas tpouo benn aus BIN
Stnbl,
Dem Sflofe ano lem &rieger9
Wds pdrO benin aus Dem 6tiIsu SbdI,
0as aus Dem idpdhen gIliiger9
frogt~i6t nud Der Sage 3ieI,
Sud tir'oen's rings bic 9anen;
Der Berg tit pif, has ShloB 3~srfiel.
Dos S4Dsrt lit ldngit 5erbaueH.
Do9 liegt 6os 5baI bon 5errlihteit
SIN fi6ten Sonnsnihimmer;
Da pddft uno reift Is melt uno brett
QidR ebrt ben Pflug nod INNER.
WlT. MiiQer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
6eieIII4aGtsIpisIe
pas 6onbpsrIsfpisi.

~S W. II EAs
Die @eielfhaft epirb in slpei par
teien getbeilt; cine oerIel6en tritt Iett=
Ddrts 6oer nod be6er in Elm dnifoBeuz
oes 3tmmer. I'm unaeiebeu mas 81 perz
dbreoen, mas man porhtIen min. Dies
til dlemal elm 6aroperf ooer treenD
cine 8eihdftisung i'm biirqerliHen &C.
ben. Die nd burb ftumme AaHoIunseu
oes 90rpers be3ei6nen IdBt. Sc lit ba=
Der gut. penn Sci ieoer 9artei cine
PerIon lit, pelte bic 4uFiiht u5er
Die @Oritelung iibernimmt. Sit Der
plan perabreoeaf, 70 geben 6ie
ShauIpieler pieoer at ben anoereu,
iteleu lid Dor tie nno beginner bic
9arFellluno elmer ioI6en 8eT6GIti=
gung. 8. g., bd fommt Der WleiIter
gu sinem %0ornsbmen 6errn, maht
tiefe 9iGlinge, nimmt ibm oas
0laB, fommt 81 baus, Innei0et Dus
3eug gum &Ieioe gu II. OertbeiIt Is uus
ter bic umberfbenoen @eielen. Diefe
nGben, unb ebe mon ids periie6t, 1T
Elm &leio iertig. Der Meifter 3ieht Iib
an, trdgt's meg, ma6t fpieoer Bid
hinge, er6dlt 9e5ohIung uuo ge5t fort.
Oieie0 arIeluns lit freili6 iebr ienntz
lih, aber IS eibt Diele. bic nett i9pes
rer al errdtben iino. MdH iped9ielt gez
p0bnlih nit lsi6teren un0 Ihlpererelt
ab, bod 10, baB Joe Partei erTt elm
leidt uno Dann Elm f9per 3u erratbeHs
bes 6anoperf BARTLETT Ober umgefebrt.
Bel bisiem SpieIs lit ieber NIT ei-
mem plumpIdd befpoHnet. Seoe BAR
tel perridtet ibre Qr6eit ni6t sitter, ais
einmol urd5 fragt oonn: mas mar
bdg2" - Die dHoere gartei BAT bds
Redt. 5ipeimal gu ratbsn; r6tb lie rih=
tia, 70 neroen bie D~arTteQtrben nit
glumpiadbieben oertrie6en uno miiFen
nod cine QuFfiibrung ss6en; errdtb lie
es dber ni6t. 70 lit lie ielbf Der Sc
Fabr ~ausgeiebt. ourh 9lumpI adbiebe
bertrieben ga perDen, uno muB Ith
'bieien bur6 eiliee 5Iuht gu ent3ie6en
Iuhen. Die Sieger nebmen ben 9tab
Der 8eiieqten Elm, un6 oieie miiFen
nun ihrerIeits cine 8aufeaunQ oeben.
Mie man bardus feht, lit es dlIo eben
niht 3~tDsdmGBtg, cine iebr Ieibt gu err
rdtbeBoe Doriteaung gu geben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
ILL plitn 1fIIrn.

slinisre 9enne bat bente elm 81 eet
Iset." idete Giifers 6rib. UNI
meine logar 8rUei, risf 8farrers 95ds
terlein. - nSb. bos 1T gar nidis,
t%riumpbirte 8aumeiIters 5dns, .ees
tern bat Papa sinen @runofetn ges
leat.a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
9tdtbiet G6e.
GBaraoe

Nn Gritsn tinat Der Ilenifen Sim,
9tiht iino's Die tdrten Ebaler.
Gas gpeite aibt cen 8inseH Slang,
Am meiiten brallt's Ger Maler.
0inf on has HiJsenos @aHSe ieb'n.
91uBt Oh nit mir in ben Garien eeh'n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
gsi 8oraussabIuns Don
$500

cine Rete I'm bte
melt ptrmittttf bes Stes
uofeoPss. 100 pbOtos@ bromos.
4nintstartsn Der intsrtTantefeR
glabe oer melt bohfein dusasfabrt.
Tltie isinsn 8itoer Idmmt Gtsrsoirope
uno nit sirem Sabr8nng oisisr 3sis
tuna. portorsi Hur $685., o6ns
Gtersoitop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
a,ttntrrhirr.

2ebrer: ,g2itel, bible sineH
Sat. in BEN bns Mort ,immsrhins
portommt!" ~ M / d Ell: .Bdnn
Der gpba a Stub bsrtaaIi uaS herHdd
ms @iTtbsbuus ssbt. is 3 GeI0 tms
mer hint
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
porna1hn.

Grau Rommer3ienratf
6um @atten): Der 6err BroTeFoI
bat Dir etnen grobsn Dienf aeIeifesl
Du muBt DNh isbr bofIi9 bebanter
unb ibrl I6rsiben, boB Du Su isstm
@e9enbienIt bsreit Ieieft. Der Manr
1T in gutsn @er9GItHiKen. ea tanuJ
On q ristiren."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
8earefafdf.

sit f%0unsn, tDis mir f6tiAf, ma
nidt 70 rs6t umsebsn nit BEN oreffrs
ten @lspbdnten?" ,GntI6uIbiaeH
Sic, i'd bate hDr o@t Saeen nod
etHen 6lObcirfus!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Audi zinc mntrdrnlnin,rnn.

u9esbrtsr 6err 9ebrerl enifduIf
oisen Sic, baB msin Sobn Otto eef
tern nidt 5ur RadmtttossIhanbe iOmf
men tounte. mir narsn gu elmer be-
freunoeten 2eihe uno bic Bat T9 IebI
IN bic Ganae ae5ossn.4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Gin 0anDe DeS GrabeB.

9eaIer. Efras. Qottnber 100
etf BEN sabre 1893 mar 10 70 lsibsnb. ost gsrBh
nsin anffonrsu tttpsitlisu nnt 10 tnlfst MO an
Eanes bts erab,s siaHbh. BERN 10 gar nasrtHb .
pona,s paul bsiass iHislet bon gfrptusibeH; iobafo
10 absr 9aagg Esaisl yerDtnsEtartsr Eebr. tait
titisr cine paHbsrtars mirinna aui BE glsrstu. uHb
farm 10 isti psbss esussrbsii ftuH aHb cue eHs
Wsilt utii sr Rtres esbsa - BltiH gatr rabm aua
bsH glsrDsH. etsfisr sigtH sdafsassii nit ben
tsf8a grfsIss. WeTie inmaGtE
grsn . stsrseE i9ysibi zen aodsRsr. n o.
bas skrts ,4ifr sar1 tire balbt Blsi6s BaeoE absig's
gtrbtnsei8rffr bsa e. DitustaHS tsfrtii Ratst.
raGssn cir Erii = ~5sEsfttus bsi 13sttn lsHs ssr.
in4t baitt.
~4S en- nefitbo1fE Bn& far ntyoeuIatnnbs
1REh uut 5t1fm Der q bfrienof, a~uqtlartt.
Erue srkaitcn duG BE 1tebiftn Hgi0aa.
1itft Wsbifin rlrot ifi trm Saba 1879 IA bsu
6p1r. gator Qhnil Sort Ma6nt. 9rb. frbuni1
unt itst puifr istru a~aunfrug pcu btr
KOEhIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, liz
Bd H9ofbfffrn ~ babsn ffF
soc bts NfafAf, 9 5gafAm ffr 5000
eSSts ti.7Bs 9 tes eo.oos
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
penrafte -aarnon,n,nnr.

o.: sd babe i6oR mas burdass
md6t!" II g.: .Ra, isbsnfans nidt
me5r ME tdl" - w.: SO, fno sic
pieleidt ihon NAL f.fbrisfli8 psrs
folgt nprben2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Erfdif hrnrrinih,.

a@ieIe Didtsr perbsn erIt Boh
ibrem 3ooe seprisIsnl" - .Das 1T
bod ieIbitOsrt6nblihl DEM bann
tORusn lie teine Gsoiats msbr mo6sn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

6rib Ger INNER sin fdlebfss Sc
ntHen bat, ais Ct nom papd SGIde(
trtegt. obne genau gu tpiHen iparum)(
~@eIt. Qapa. oa lift bod Idpn bic
S6eibe oabsi 49,. bic ih beute BENZ
Radbar ssrf6Iagsn babe9"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
podt rf,nas.

sgtlfo Ieit6,m On be%rbeirotbst bit,
sriitirt ,@ein, Weib uub @tIane' ni6t
mehr fir Dih2" ~ %, srlaub' nal
finaen IdBt mid meme aIts, 70 bel i'd
miui~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
9nr 8eahtuna

Mlan Ienoe 9tlo nur mittslF poTs
obsr erpreB @siOdnneiiuHssn, rtsis
frirtm 9rieie. ooer auf Nilpautee,
.g6icoso Ser gsp 9ori lauisnes
Dsaisi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
So6ie6erdt6fer.

9AkNLtLNttUFVt.
pOR
DEUT L
UNGAR
sen " EDEN
EXIK 0
ITALIEN
CHINA
Sine Senfreatt ion Gin bisL9enaan
tee ausldnOii6es Gsi@ nennen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
zgatrr natfe4 Errunain,,r,,. (.

Simmer pieoer mus Id Sbrsn Sui
beiDunberH, 6r0u 3inter; espas 70
~oauerbaftts babe i'd in alsinem adn3sn
Sebsn nod uint esisbsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
9ei @orang1a9Iana o0n
~ 2
B25O

gonlliutB 5aubbu@ bes
nubIt6en uH0 fdenats
las Der Weft. llsbsr 440 Stiien
fart ano sntbdll geieblihs 9sItims
munaen, G~onIulate. Gins uno nubers
Ea5sasH, 3sespts. 9oitssisss 2aHos
Idrten etc.
Die .adtrs unb @driens
Sou 3titung4 srlheint D0dsnts
lid bon II bis 20 Seiten fart unb IN
onsrlannt zines Der SIXTEEN Ianonirtbs
idaitIi6sn 9ldttsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

9isner (bor benz SdreibtiId
itineS iebr tniderigeu Ssrrn): .@r bat
beute @eburtsias ed nil i'd ibm
NAL Elm padr anitdnbige Gigdrrsn in
isin &iIt4cn bineinlsgen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Eeltr- r.fd,ffn.

sic babsn bier cine llnibsrfidt unb
cine tsduiite 6O6I9ule, Iopiel @iIs
iensburf bohsR sic hier9" 50,
obsr msbr Durit oils WiHsn!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
JtI 8VtWuH 1uVtWHb 2
1925

sine 6u6ih. tran5ofI6e 9rfur
pfeifs NIT gernreiHzSpibe.
9rimm Webiter's beut6 s
mertcdntfh es 70 orters
ue6er 300 Gsitsn fart. Bum
GrItrnsn Der ensIiidsH Spra9e una
sHtbtbrlih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
9mmOriitiiAes.


sd lisbs Sit. i9 btie Sic an. n,rs
ben Sic bic meiHe!" = .geoaure. bin
momentum p~erbeiyotbet!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
n athrnrrbliitl,.

Protectors: .Mtun Sbr f6on
aufb0reH lpoGi. auf3uborsn. bort F&
ia einfaa alles auf!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Fir Qnedbe pon QorsHsn an
Ddhe bisis 3eiiuns probsUsiis osrs
Ionbt psgbsn ionHis. 6nh ~i'
sanlhsE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Ok alrseIn fno NIT 6ilfe Der foI=
genoeR @usaben Durh i einen BUD
itaben gu erIeBen. 8egtnnt man mt
Der unteriten 3ei6e, 10 enttebt ieoe
iuIseuOe our9 5ortla6eH eines 9uaz
iGbens aus Der oorbergeheHoen. llmz
islen ber 8u6itaben lit Qeitdttet. Die
~einselnen &eiben iollen er9eben: !.
Sine Bropin3 in Spanien. 2. Sin
Watertal, aus Dem &er3en fabricirt
neroen. 3. @inen 6luB in Stpreu=
Sen. 4. Sin Minerol. 5. Sine 3lbl.
6. ginen 6luB in Rorooeutidl1nD. z.
Sin Reim neuen 9ebens. Der oberite
8uditabe I0a cine Qote be3ethuen.
SIR aufl6iHns Der o6issH Rit5iet it
foIgenber Breis ausatisbt:
Gin @r5d5lunesbHh.
Sci OsraasLooiang oes 8reiiss tommen
nj iolae 9eiDerber, bic ale orti 9titbieI
ridtia gsI6if nno bic Quiloiuuetn bis gum
q. Stunt 1903 eiRseiai9t ba5sL in
betraht.
auilOinng Dec RitlltI III 20. %.
l.
Cullen, SpieseI - GuIeuipisssl.
,.
4Gu, gouI, 9auIa, 9luIa.
8.
Qrm - G6e - Jie6 - Ofl - SIM.
Rbetn.
Ridtiee 96iunesn srbaltsu bon: Geo.
Sii6ore SissIer, 9leIdior bad, Jss. s..
Sos. 0t Tpuias, Bal. Amrbeint, ARgeIa
Denie.
Den greis srbisIt: W1elaior Rad.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Drr 9latriot inn a1,fnnr,,I,o,,,

@ertau erin: ,0isIe 9ubpe
tam Papa unb Wama iaseu. -
s. er: n6aben Sic ni6t cine.
bic burra i6gsit2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Bel 9oraus3ablans DON
$2.75

seine ftrtftopifGs 8t,
ber. oa8 Qe5en gbritf bars
Heleno, ammtg utem Ste
r|eDfcop. Der @mpfinssr fat bei
ri,isr grdmit bic grprsBtofsH gu
ta6lsr. gortofrsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
gti 8oraus3ablung Z
1910

De- gplnmbta 3atenbt[
100 Geiltn TART. rsihlidR ausgeHat'
let NIT elmer Bdae Isbrrreidsa una
~iutsrehantsn qsieioffes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
M en-
fir 1908.

9ei aritter 9prdusbe5ablung IIsfsrn
mir bic 3eituu9 auf tin boneS Jabr
un0 irgsno cine Der foIsenOsn prds
mieu:
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11
Tks Hat and the TILE.

There IL an amusing English dSini-
don Of gentleman" II IL "a man
who wears silk hat and II be has
no other title insists upon having ESQ
added to his name when letters are
addressed to him"
The west end Londoner Of social
pretenEions accepts this definition III
practice. Summer and winter, In rain
or shine, he wears high SILK hat IN
the streets Of London and carries 1t
into the drawing room when ne pays
an Afternoon cali. II u only when he
takes train for the provinces or for
the continent that he ventures to use
more comfortable headgear. he also
expects to have the distinction OF "es-
duire" when letter Ia addressed to
him and IL highly offended II he hnds
on the envelope tie prefix "Mr" As
a matter Of fact the number OF Eng
lish gentlemen who are legally en-
titled to the medieval honor OF ''es-
0uire" is insignificant. It is self as
Sumed title which signifies nothing
that u substantial 10 rank or privilege
In common use in London esquire
simply means that the person 80 ao'
dressed does not choose to be aSsoci'
ated with tradesmen and ordinary
working people and that he IL "Gen'
tlemanS who invariably wears a SILK
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11
MiAod MstapheF.

The late Mr.. Richie when chance''
Ior Of the exche0uer once asserted that
'.tAe question Of moisture 10 tobacco
Is q thorny subject and has long been
q bone q contentiOn." His immediate
successor In once, Austen Chamber
lain, remarked at the Liberal Union
clubs dinner that the harvest which
the present government bad Gown was
already coming homo to POost- 5i
Sir william Hart-Dyke has two con-
spicuous "howlers" to his credit-tbe
description of james Lowther as hav-
ing gone to the very top Of the tree
and landed a big fish and the comfort
ing assurance that his government had
got rid of the barbed wire entangle-
ments and was now In smooth water.
Among other political examples OF mix
ed metaphor are the prediction as
cribed to labor member that II we
give the house Of lords rope enough
they viii soon I'll up the cup Of their
iniquity and an Irish members COM
plant that certain government de-
partment is iron bound In red tape
London Standard.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11
A Fable.

Once Upon Time there was
Young Man who met Two Nice Girls.
who were Constantly Together. Now,
he was an Astute Young Man. and be
desired to say Something Pretty and
Agreeable to the Ladies', but he knew
that II he paid a Compliment to One
Of them, No Matter which, the Other
would be Hurt.
So be Thought Rapidly for q mo
ment, and then he said:
"Ah. know Why you Two Girls are
Always Together
"WhyT' asked the Two Giris.
because Everybody says that A
Handsome Girl Always Chooses q
Homely One as a Companion. So That
Her Beauty may be Enhanced by the
Contrast"
After such a Remark, either Both
Girls would Be Angry with him or De
lighted.
And what Do you think Eappenedl
The Two Girls Rlushed and said b.
was A Flatterer and went their wa
Together. each Happy for Herself and
Sorry for the Other. -London Answers
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11

sancy resolved mat tine Giamono must
not be lost. IN fact they found It In
the stomach OF the haplesS, faithful
servant, who swallowed It at the mo-
ment that be fell. According TO the
inventory Of 17p1 the sancy weighed
S3% carats.
d. 1t disappeared In 1872 to reappear m
Russia. Its value IL estimated at a
million francs. Before the revolution
It was among the French crown jew
els.-New York World.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11

On June IA, TIT. the Continental
congress resolved that the fiag Of the
United States be thirteen stripes. al
ternate red and white, and that the
Union be thirteen white stars on blue
field On Jan. H. i704. by an act Of
congress. the Gag was altered to fifteen
red and white stripes and fifteen stars
On April 4. 1918. congress again alter
ed the Gag by returning to the original
thirteen stripes and fifteen stars, as
the adding of new stripe for each ad-
ditional state would soon make the
dag too large A new star is added TO
the Gag on July following the ad.
mission Of each new state.-Nsw York
American.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-12-11

The question OF charging the church
comes up tonight. John, doesn't itT'
''Ye2, dear, and we expect to have a
lively timA They ten me thu pppoei-
ton to the pastor WIN b strong.
Where's my oveFcoatf on, yeel Ard
now ! want the "a. born ana the COW
ball and TIE be Tsttieg
.1ksrcy, John. what ass yoa going TO
d0f'' y a1s E NO
-Doi why. I'm Sslae - psss ~ "a
pahEes cissalana ri9in DaAlsk.
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nnsAss n eSS,ilis ~ sa1gGRul
cBliaa,Eras M9HR Z, 4.
- $780,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05

was more than $4,000 and of this
Marshall, the high man, received 21,-
500, or little more than So 1-3 Per
cent. Johnson has II 800, or about
1000 less than Marshall. Consider
ing the various elements that entered
into the campaign, Johnson made
showing Of strength in
the state, as his campaign was made
practically without organization, and
was in the nature of spontaneous
vote of his supporters. The figures
will afford an interesting field for
speculation as to what will happen
in the fall election, when Marshall
and Johnson are pitted against each
other. There are so many things
that may happen, and figures indi-
cate so many opposing possibilities,
that the statistican may draw what
ever conclusions suit him best from
the primary returns. About the only
thing certainly disclosed is that
Johnson has a rs. decided positive
strength in the state that is greater
than was expected and that. makes
him candidate to be. reckoned with
under any circumstances. -
For governor, Johnson's majority
over Twichell is more than $4,000,
and is much larger than even the
sanguine friends of the Ward coun-
ty candidate expected him to re-
ceive. 1t indicates also that he is
a strong candidate and that the
hopes of the Democrats that they
will capture any part Of the state
ticket at the fall election are very
slight and based upon their desires
rather than on anything they find in
the election returns. Johnson Is a
good campaigner with good record
clean, aggressive and popular With
united party behind him he will
prove an exceptionally strong can
lidate in the election. a. a~
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
NEARLY OFFICIAL FIGURES.

The Tribune presents today the
Hrst complete and practically official
figures Of the primary election held
June "a. There will be some varia-.
ton frim the figures presented here
when the oficisl canyassing board
makes its announcement but these
will be due, possibly, to errors made
by newspapers in printing totals, or
in compiling them. The figures pre-.
sented by the Tribune are from the
0facial county eanyasses as published
by the press Of the state and gather
ed from reliable sources. There is
nothfng new disclosed by the Of
fetal totals. as far as the successful
candidates are concerned. These
have been known since few days
after the primaries. The offiefal to,
tails are interesting as showing thu
votes By which the various candi
dates were chosen
The total vote cast soT senator
K
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
BURLEIGH COUNTY
REPUB. committee /
FULL LIST OF PRECINCT COM
. MITTEEMEN ELECTED IN a..
COUNTY.
TO BE HELD FOR Or
GANIzATION AT BISMARCK :.
SATURDAY. =

Under the provisions Of the pri-
mary election law three committee
men should have been elected in
each precinct in every county in the
state and the person receiving the
highest number of votes in each pre-
,cinct Is constituted member Of the
county central committee. ,5s..s3
This committee-one from each
precinct, receiving the highest vote
on June 24th-must meet between
August LIST and 10th, and organize.
The Burleigh county committee
has been called to meet at Bismarck
on Saturday, the 9Th inst. - <'@
Who are the members of the coun-
ty committee? n
In many precincts no person re-
ceived the greatest number Of votes.
There were many ties. How are
these ties to be disposed of so that
the membership of the county CEN
tral committee may be determined?
Probably by lot.
Following shows the number Of
votes received by each person in the
respective precincts: 3 tt,.Ez~ .g,. .. ~
Republican Precinct Committeeman.
1.t.Wild Rose-Olaf Feltheim, Brad
dock, (19); s. j. King. Braddock,
a.; Fred Swanson, Braddock, Cd;
M. L. Lewis, Braddock, (D; Aug.
Doehl, Braddock, (D. ,
2. Long Lake-W. H. 'McMaster,
Mofit, (14); l.. D.. Bailey, Mofit,
(14),; D. H. Werner, Motif, (11).
8. Morton-W. S. Triplett, Brittin,
(3); e.. A. Funston, Brittin, (2);,
Clark Crawford, Brittin, (1); e. J.
Stark, Brittin,, a.; Jason Hoover,
Brittin, ~; v. Benz, Brittin, (1l;
E. NJ, Whiteaker, Brittin, ~.
4. Telfer-W. J. Taylor, Glencoe,
~. {.sss 5-ss1s r. i:s Z 4.
5. Missouri-D. A. Stewart, Stew
artsdale. (4); David Sullivan, Stew
artsdale, (3); Alex Mclean, Bis
marck, (2); John Clark, Bismarck,
(2); John B. Irvine, stewartsdale,
20. .,sl.,
3. Ft. .Rice-No names returned.
Z. Lincoln. Clark, Bismarck.
~; r.. J. Flanagan, Bismarck,
~; N. Falconer. Bismarck, ~;
J. D. Mcdonald. Bismarck, {1); Dan
Faiconer, Bismarck. "a.
8. Apple Creek--No names return
ed. n
| 8. Boyd-A. d. Welch. Menoken
(3); w. NJ, Baker, Menoken, t31;
r. r.. Boyd, Menoken, f2l.
4. 10. Logan. q. Heaton, McKen
zie, f31; G. A. Anderson, Brittin
1 | f3); 6. H. Doan, Brittin. (3)
4 II. WhiteM. F. Fogarty, sterl
ling, ca; Ed. Olson. Sterling, az.
( G. Gaskill, Sterling, f3l
4 12. TheIma j. G. Holly. Driscoll
d (3l; r. G. Cotton, DriscolI, (3); A
P. Rosvo1d, Drisco1i, (3)
Is. Driscoll- Geo. Batty, Driscol,
1. t17); b. G. Ruble, Driscoll, f16)
J A. 0. Krogan, Driscoll, (15); H. q
q Rice, Driscoll, t141.
d Ia. SterlingS. 7. Parxe, Ster,
i ing, (16); 6. ]. Stanley, Sterling
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-05
Whale Ia Portland (Me.) llarbor

Whale Ia Portland (Me.) Harbor.
Two whales. one about 10 feet and
the other about rs feet in length,
we're seen Monday swimming about
the harbor by several cottagers at
Evergreen Landing. Peaks Island.
The monsters were peacefully romp-
ing about In the water, and when the
steamer Pilgrim came down the har-
bor they swan some distance away,
but remained in view Of the people
all the time Tapping their huge tails
out Of the water and spoutiag wate..
1t was a sight not often seen in Port.
land harbor.