davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Su Clinton, ,SuS., pirO bic Heue RIM
fatb. Stride Sura cine SuuaHit-
GrplOiiOn t6siliueiis seritOrt.
3aubfdaHve OeriaseH.
Sine @sserin in @aibinstOn ermOr'
bet ibr Sinh, nm ibrem eiebbabsr
sefalis sn iein.
Sin pansflns uuFs eunO".
aerre sallte. sirb.. II. gsopenlber.

Eerre Saiite. SSno., II. gfobenlber.
Cine 9puamiterploiion 5eritorte
am friiben Niorgen oie Srontieite
Der neuen romiif-fatboliid)en STRIDE
gum beiIigen Ser5en in Clinton. Sic
@emcinoe iett lidl gum groben SbeIl
aus llngarn lmo 9obmen 5liammen
une beioe Hotionalitdten itritten iih,
DeIbe bic geripaItimg Ger Stride
boben ioate. Gie Stride bat S50.-
600 aefoitet uno purOe im lesten
SSllIi gqipeibt.
300 Stangen 9nnomit, genug, nm
Die gan3e geahbaridlaft III Die Suit
an ipreneen, ipuroen in neridieOenen
@oufen Inn oie Stride berum .ge!ut-
ben. 7ie 3iinoibniire batten mci-
items neriagt. 30 Stongen spuroen
in einem Sburm Der Stride gefiinoen.
Der an oie @obnung oes Yfnrrers
Ntober itieB. Sis elm Bolijiit nah
Der GrpIoIion oieien GDnamitbditfen
ei1toefte, rauhte 0ie 3iiroidurr
nod. @enn Die @rpleiion erfolgt
mare, piiroe 0os HTarrbaus in 9ltome
5erfhmettert ino Der 8iarrer Wtaber
eetoOtet iporoen iein. @inige Der
RforrfinOer, Die gegen oen 8au Ell.
ner neuen Stride naren, bdtten Dem
@eiitliden 5einoihaft befunoet.
8Ergermeiiter 2omrp beriei eine
Sonoeriisung oes StaOtratbes, Der
cine 8eIobnune uon $1,000 ausgeiest
bat fir Genienigen, Ser glngaben
Hott, Die sur 8erbafhing Oes ger-
BREEDERS fiibren. Gas GDnamit mar
Dor Orei @ohen ans einem giien.
tDaarenlaoen geitobIen iporoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
SaaOnnfaae.

Wlarauette, Wiih., II. 9eoD.
Gin iunger Mann, Der fd @aIter
Go0os nennt unO aus ggotertoipn.
q. o., itonnlt, traf bier ein uno BE-.
rihtete, oaB ie;n Batter nno ieine
5mei 9riioer erihoiien fpuroen, ipdb.
reno iie iih nabe @banting auf oes
SSaqo befanOen. Gie Goli5ei unter.
iu1t Die glneelegenheit
@atertoipn, q. g., II. gsoO.
Sier lit fem @alter 9ooO uobu.
bait, oeiien @ater mo 5iuei griioer
lnut elmer Gepeihe ans Marauetie,
giid, ouf DER Sago eridoiien MIR
oeR.
ssslono SAILS, Wlaiise, IL. 9too.
Sarbep @repitar, Der iih nobe bier
auf oeISe9o befano, glaubte in einem
Sebuih Elm @iio 81 iebeh. ihoB, uno
iano. oIs er biH5ueilte. g1iIan SSarois
ais Qeide.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Ser fyaa @arrincr.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. 16. 9pob.


Charles g. @arriner, Der iriibere
Sdlaemeiiter Der Big Sour gabn in
Oieier Staot, befinoet iih nun bier
i'm @eidnguiB mo es lit aud Elm
8erbaitsbeiebl gegen 5rau SSeanette
Steport-8oro aisgeitellt DorOeH.
5ie lit beihuloigt. einen Sbeil 0es
@eloes erbalteH 81 baben, 0as
@arriner unierihlngen bat. @arri.
ner ielbit bate BEN SiaaisanDalt
mitgetbeilt, oaB er re1elmdBig
StDeigegploer an 5rau SteDart-
Sor0 3ablte, Die lette Summe crit
am lebten /. Sftober.
Gie pier Wdnuer, Die bisber fir
ibn giirge tparen, lieBeu iiG niht
mieoer bllden ais @arriner gum
5meiten W1al rerbaftet ruurOe, unO
es iheint, onB er MIRO i'm @eidng'
niB bleiben miiiien.
8rou Stgpnrt.5or0 tuur6e ipdter
berbaftet uno ing 8eidngniB gebradi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
5aftyflidtaeiet bonn 8nnoesiupreme.
(Seridjt qHfredlt erbaIten.
AsaIlinaion. ,sn0.. 15. ylop.

I1s Saitpilittgpiet fir glr6eit.
atber bonn Sabre 1906 uur0e BON
Dem gun0esiupremegerif)t in 0en
3erritorien uno ii 0em 3iitritt bon
Columbia fir perfaiiungsmdBia er.
Hart. nngeadtet 0es lImit1noes, 0ab
0ies @eigt uor mebr ais eiHem Sabre
far Derfaiiuugsfpi0rig 2rfldrt tDuroe
bei ieiner anpen0ung IN ben Gtaa.
ten. Gle Srage fam IN 5olge elmer
St-aoeHeriaeflage fir ben 9oo eiaes
Mngeiteltpn Der el Gaio & 9sortb.
eaiteru Balm in gleip Rerifo 5ur
8erbaHoluug.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
2nafOaiIlun.
Ganton, o. N Wob

2dgtofl, 10, IL yfob.
Gin Sradt5ug unO elm @oiiagier.
6us itieBen ouf oeu @eleiien Der Gin.
einnati, Sonilton unO 9apton gabn
einige NeiIen norolid BON bier UNI
6 llbr Wiorgens 5uiammen. Sarnes
S. .Smeenen. BON Gina, o, Elm 8rem.
ler, rno 3abio Sammono. BON 9np.
ton, ein Sei3er 0es 6raht3uges, tpur.
oen get5otet. Die 9niiagiere fonen
obne beoeutenoe 8erleellngen oaoon.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
stir6t am 100. @ebnrtstnn.
&ihnlono, 9yno.. 16. g2oO.

Gum ShluB elmer groBen 6eier
nnIaBiiA ieines 100. @eburtstaaes
itarb in Der nabe bier eelegenet Grt.
iCbaft @reens Sort sSobn fSIether
gle0ori5. Sdon friib am Gage mar
Die0aris Dem 3niommenbrudl nabe,
aber er Dan0te ieine gdn3e @iaens-
frnit On, bis 5um Shluiie Der iiir
i'm DeranitaIteten 6eier 8u Ieben.
yieOnris mar 50 sSahre lang elm
Gurger BON @apne Golrntp. OR mar
Uon 9erui EN- iSnrmer uno erit I'm
Sitter pon 90 abren CAB er 6ie2dno.
mrtbidlait ouf uno sog 81 ieiner
Sodter.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
s.adIt aeidleitert.
glefn -. n. qlon,mfer.

-tt'N fI0ttf II It7.7-III1lt'
Eugen Sigeius' SSnft .garuna"
Il an Der 9iorpeitfaite BON Der ssnie[
Raoeirn geiheitert uu0 lit ein Doll.
Ttdnoiaes @rod aae 9erionen an
goro fino gereitef, cine Dieaedt ans.
aenommcH. Tie giebfsnbl Der gaiia.
qiere un0 Der 9emaHnuus Der esaht
Ianqten aludlich III pcridlieoelten Ior.
fern auf Der I0rotiiite Der SuieI an.
gie -Sdrimn1 mar auf i5rer %.
Tohrt nber Ben gltlautiifeH Cseon.
glan slaubt. oaB Serr SiagiHs meb.
gre fsreiui0e al 8oro nabal, ais er
/ |Dsa SaallltsE, Bermuda na5 War.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
SnSinuer-aOlOnie in glifaraana.


lin sic letten Reite Der Siour.
inSianer Dor ibrer @ernihtlng our9
S6luinoiildjt uno anoere aranfbeiten
su bepabren, ion 5u @eginn Oes
ueuen SSabres cine 4oIonie oieier SSu.
oianer in glicaraeua gegriinoet per.
oen. Der Saliptling Der fIeine
8iiffeI", elm @oablutinoianer, fiibr
BON Bolton nit Dem Gnn1pier
neiparta" noh 91icaragua, mm Oeu
gciietiteI bon 10000 9Ider 2ano, Oas
Die nicaraguauiihe 9egierllng sur
gegriinoung Ser aolonie 9egeben
bat, enteegen5unebnen. Ger Elau
miro oon s. 2. 9ellenbaugb, Aem
Saiipte Ser namerican Geographical
Societp", uno mebreren reiden Jteip
Yorfern finansiea unteritubt. Die
llmiieoellng Der SnoIaner miro I'M
sSanuar beqinnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

ben beiDobneu. Die llnteriudun8
peripribt eine ariiuolite 81 mcrOen.
aber es iino 9eIhen Dorhahoen, Dab
0ie @eboroeu es nidt ellie odmit ba-
ben. 0a iie Die @rregimg Der 9eool-
fcrung 0urch sic 3euaenoeruebmmg
nIht nod Detnebrcn mohten Gro
bnngen liuo gegen &oieniad, SER Oen
5or0ertorb 81, be0ianen hatte mo Der
am llnaliidstdge ulit lui ieinem 80.
item mar. ausqeiioBen porOeH. Seine
Ausiagen mo6ten Die 5u @emalttbd'
tigfeiten gegen i'm auirei3en, Die ibr
0aiiir perantportlih baiten, 0af
uiht mebr Qoblengrdber gerettei
murOen. aapit1n @aa, Ger oas
aommanOo iiber oie Wdlisen bat. fog
te. OaB mad ieiner Nleimung teiuC
Svuppen in Gberrp noibig eepeier
D6ren.
Gberrb. Su., IL. Iopentber.
SSn Der ct. @arI.@rube bloet iid
Sieien Mlorgen in iebr ihnener @eiiC
Sas. 0as ourd oas @erbrenuen bon
&oble un0 ollrh ole 9etdmpiung oes
Seuers nit @aiier er3eigt miro.
Non bat gInait oaB cine Grploiion
erioIgen mohte.
Gberrp, Sya., II. gtooember.
Staotstruppen famen bier Inn .
llbr morgens an. ie cine aompagnie
BON @dIesburg mo aemauee. Gle
erhielten oen geiebl, ole 8rube 81
beDaheu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
scIbRmurS.
gleiu gorf, 16. 02ou

Summer iiber Sen EoO ieiues Sob.
mes mO nern ieiner gIngeiteqtcn, Die
III Dem 5euer umfamen, Ons in Iet.
tcr @od)e ieiue 3duimiabrit in
@roofIpn 5eritorte. iheincn Io6ert
Wlorriion, Elm 0titaIieo ser 6irma.
meIde ieue 6nbrit betrie6, gum
SeIbitmorO getrieben 5u babcn. Sci.
ne 9eihe iuurOe in Dem 9aoesimmer
Ieiner @obnung geIunoen. Gas @as
mar anqe0rebt, imO er mar an Gas.
berdiihtnq QeitorbeR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
JN6nenGuC6t.
Sies 1T, liant sinem Srridlt oes &c
neralaoinOantrn SlinsuOrtb Der
iUuuoe enHft unleres Sub
Herbeeres.
Sie Sautinc ieGIt.

@aibineton, 8. G.. 16. giopenber.
Slus Dem ioeben peroffentItdten
Sabresberid)t 0es @eneraIaoiutarten
gIinsmortb iiber Oie @unoesormee
gebt beroor. oaB, ipie friiber, aud i'm
leeten Sobr Die TeiertioneH Der Nun.
De 8unft unieres 9lrmeelbitems ua.
rem. gfiht meiiiger ais 1892 Wlonn
Der reglildren glrmee begingen Sab.
nenfhidt, oOer 4.97 @ro5ent Der ae-
lannten 0eeresmadjt. gSaS Die glli'
gelegenbeit nod unnnaenehmer
mad)t. lit sic Sbatiode. Dab Die 3obs
Der SSabncniIiibtigen iid pergroBert.
anltatt ab5unebmeu, Oenn m66reno
Der &ro5entiae I'M nerfloiienen Sis.
tdliahr 4.97 NOR, betrug er I'M por-
bergaben0en SSabr nur 459. @ene.
raj glinsportb ertlGrt ais llrinbe Die.
ler uielen Geierfionen oie Nbid)ais
fung ser aantine, ole ginfornligteit
Oes @arniionsleben. Die al Ocu Sol.
ooten geitellteu crb0bten glnfor0erinl'
gen mo Oie 2eidtigfeit, nit Der ge.
genndrtig i'm 3ipiaeben lobnenOe9e.
idldftiqing geiim0en per0en funr
Ga3u fonmt nod, Dab sic 6nbnen.
fluht bonn n0gemeiuen Hublifum
iehr uiiloe bciirtheilt uno fnum mcbr
oils Scr 9rudl zines 3ipiltontrdfteg
betradtet miro. ser Geierteur oaber
beim @ublitim uiht beiouoers an
gluiehen oerliert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Cine arisascrfIdruuu.
Tea0mon0. z. q II

Neaomo00. 3. o. II. Ioo.
Ge 5cmet1fe @2inina eonioanu
hat ibre Ar6eiter beuahrihtigt. 0af,
iie bonn 1. Ssouuar 1910 an nur nod
gtidtgaUsrtihaftIer behdftiaen nirS,
0aB aber Der oftitiinoige 9lr6eitstaa
uno Die ssgenDartigen Sobne in
araft bleiben. IS ar5eiteu ettpa
$500 Nann fir bic Ge'eaid,aft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
@efahrIidler sdlIafwanSIsr.
Qanios Gitn. 16. g2oOember.

GeItiame 1ripbe 6et60tigt im5bla,
fe @alter Shoonboer. ein anabe BON
If eSahren, Der in mahenDem 8u.
Itan0e sin freunoIihes uno feline 81.
tern liebenoes arn0 III. Seit Dlona.
ten idrpabeu ieine Gltern gsahts in
Ser geiadr Dou ibm srmoroet 8u mer.
SEN. inoem Tie ihon mebrmoIs ben
idlafmanoelnoen ,sunaeH an ibreai
9eife nit eraobeHem Sammer ent-
,edt haben, bereit. ibnen Den Sha,
0el einsuihlagen. Ter 9nabe Deif
nom nid,ts. wenu er ouiaepedt miro
un0 Gabs iiA oann ra9Ig wieoer IL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
edOn uieber sin fSabriI6ranS.
glew yorf, Is. glopember.

Sdon Der brittle oerbdngniBpoIe
5abrifbrano ereiguete iih bier inner.
balb Spei Moben. Diesmal brannte
es in DER Sapeteniabrif Don @lc0bia
an Der 8eit "a. StraBe. Die 9lrbei.
term Minnie O'8rieu perbrannte unO
bret SeuerrpebrIeute uuo ein Boli3iit
crlitten ihlinme granoruiiuoen.
Das 5euer entitano our6 Die @r.
bIoiton BON Gbemifalien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
9amefer aeItranoet.
Duluth. @linn.. II. g2on.

Duluth, 9tinn., II. 0op.
Der 3ampfer .SSaueg 9unbam"
BON Der Suaioan 2inie. Gbicogo, 1T
bel DiarbIe Goint, ehpa 30 gleilen
Don gapfieIo, @is., geitrnnOet. Gas
Shiif miro pabriheiHlid ilott ge.
.madt mer0en fonneH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
geridlmeIsnna.
@oilon. te geop.

Bolton, &c. geor.
Die .9lmerican Telephone Il Te.
Iegrapb 60" bat einen tpeieftIihea
gbeil Der giinOerbeitsoftien oef
..meitern Union telegraph Co." ers
langt un0 auber0em geniieen6
Stimmredte BON anoeren glftien, urn
tbatiddli6 Der eriteren @eieIiHdIt
oie aoutroae iiber Die lettere ou ges
BEN
Ger ndd)ite Shritt tpiro NUN Iein.
bag Die beiOen @eiealhaften mid
einen aopital BON $1,000.OO0,0Od
oerid)nioIsen tper0en.
geamte Der Boital telegraph ca,
fiinoigten an. oaB Oieie @eieui6of
aaa5bangis bIeiben peroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Der 3uCfiertrua.
Die Gesiernns iuia MN Oieiem $40,
nOpOl erHitlidl 5n ecibe scbcn; cine
SabiHettiibnns in Oieier Sadc
abgCbalteH.
3iOiISienitfOmmiiiiOn OertbeiOist iidl.
gaibinaton. t6. gsop.

SSnlglngfon, 10. g(oO.
@s lit feitgeitellt. oaB p SaIfspie-
ger i'm ytew 9ort 9oabaus IN oie
3uderidnpinoeleien oerDidelt iin0.
0ies miro IN elmer mdbren0 Oes
Abeu0s peroifentlidlten grfldrung
Oargetbou. Die BON Oen Serren 8lnd,
WcSl5enup uno @aibburn, Wiitglie-
bern ser 3ipilOisuit 9ommiiiion
itanlnt. Sie grfldrlng lit cine 9lnt.
mort auf sic @eihuIOiguna, Sic Gr.
nenntng mo gbiesilns pou 9luge.
itelten I'M 0eu gorfer 3onomt ban.
&c uon Dem @ilen Oes 3udertriliteS
ab. Die 2omniiiion oeriidt ni6t,
Oieie 9eifulOiglug oireft gu piOer.
legen, innoern begnilgt iih onmit.
0ar3utbun, 0aB bel Ser SrnennitHg
BON 9eamten 10 geIpiiieubaft uno un-
porteiiid oorgegangen miro, ooB
5iinitlinaslpeien tbatiddlib nidt be-
iteben fam.
9teip gorf, 10. gtoo.
GOluin :. 9lnOerion, Elm friiberer
9odiuperintenoent Der ,Amerieau
Suacr 9iefininq Gonlpann" un0 per
ionIider Srelm0 Oes peritorbenen
Sbeooorc 8. SaDeneper. bat ourd
ieiue 9lmp6lte angefanOigt, OoB er
Der Nlonn vt. Scr Ser Geaieruna Die
gelpeiie fiir oas nerbrederild)e Srei.
ben oes 31dertririts lieferte. 9luOar-
Jon bat oies natiirlih niht Der Gbre
|Degen" aetbon, er ernartet pieInlebr
iiir ieine 9lngeberOicnite belobnt 3l
.merOen ino 5uar gum 8etrag pon
etpa elmer Niinion Dollars.
Slnoerion, Ser 80 Sabre lang IN
Gieniteu Der SaOemeuers 1tono, tpur-
oe. als 0ie 9lnerican Sugar &efiriing
80. rod SaDeniepers SIbleben 0ie
Rontroue oes @eih1ites erbieIt, oui
oen @rituo bin eutlaiien. neil er n3il
Uiel luiiie". glnoerion bebauptet, DAB
er 6Gpeiien fam, oaB aucin III Ser
TGffinerie, mo er ongeitent mar. ole
fegierung idbrlih nm ipenigltens
$500,000 betrogen uuroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Game itirbt in cincm gIacrweItsIaScn

SSn Dem erbolltngs5immer eines
bieiigeu glaeripeItslaoens ibie0 cine
Game gan3 pl0blidb ans Dem 9e6en.
@s beiBt. Dab iie StrDdnin uabm.
gtihts fonHte an ibr entoedt meroen,
oas ibre Soentifi8irung ernl0sli6t
bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Gin cnfcr bes gIntpmobillpurts.
4S0ttstOlDn. IA, 1b. YtOn

g. gIugus Gouglab, 81. BON Oof
garf einem 8ororte Gbicagos, tarb
in einem bieiiseu Soipital iniolge
Ser 8erlebungen Die er bier erlitt,
als iein 9lutono6iI einen 9lbbang
biniinterItiir5te. Ser 8erungIiidie
mar Elm 3ogIiug Der bieii9en Sia
Preperatorp Shool. Banl Dunlap,
ser Center Der 0taftmaihine, liegt
perlett i'm Soipitale.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Mni.nln 81 M M Mn

gNTIIV1 q. y, ., yIVV.
Ser Sei3er @eorge 8oOo puroe
aetootet nn0 0rei anOere gahnange.
iteate erlitten idjmere geriebuHgeu
ais sniihen bier unD IonauaHOa Der
aeiiel amer SrattloiomotiDe Der
g9elu DISCRIMINATION erpIo0irte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
eabntc icin gerbrsdleu.

NOeIptet, =. ~ 10. 9(pD.
gnil @ictor, Elm iIinger Ylanu. Der
bon Gait aurora, g. o.. itamnt,
nur0e oieien Morsen nm 8 llbr ge-
bdnat fiir oas itredliblte Serbrehan,
oos in Ser @eIhihte BON Sioe0atotu
oer3eidluet lit. Seine 0pier waren
3. g8. @briitie. elm @etreioebdnoIer in
Ser fleinen StaOt 9iuoolpb, 9rolOn
@oiuip, Srau Gbriitie. gliIOreo
Ghriitie uno Wlihdel &onapne, Der in
Gbriities Gieititen itnuo. 0as Der.
brehen geidlnb am 3. SuIi. 0as 0io.
tip par Raub.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

Qetroit. w9id., Is.

9etroit, W2ih., 16 Rob
Gas GoB Sdniaebduoe an ssr .
uno 8rano 8iDer Mpenue gelegen
muroe 6urd Tersr tbeilpeiie 5eritort
Ger Gtooen 5etrdst 3Diiden 500,
900 uno $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
EtrriEIaar nnneranhert

1ie Sireiflaae ir ben Steinbriifen
sn glontDelier. Jiorfb'ieI0 nn0 Barre
1T u1oer0noerf. 6 befin0eu ilh et.
pa 1000 Iann ON ausltcs.o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Sin gsadflans 5ur SDnderei in
Eairp.
Cairo. Sya., II. giob

RE1FNF N'F'F = -TENN1
5eurp Smoa erihoB bier @iaiam
Eope i'm Gerlaui zines @ortruehieIs
megen Der Iebte ISOLDE bier erfoIgten
2pHdling 0es Gegers g9iQ SSones.
email ioruobl ais 4ope iino Ieaer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21
Gtrenae Sdltc.
Maihinaion. 17. g2opember.

9as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seiq.
te ais uieorigiteH Sernperoturltano in
lester gtabt IA Grab an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-21

Ieiu @ett briugen. Gas @eridlt hat
anaeoronet. hoB Der SRnobe n cine
SeilanItalt eelanot piro-
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02

ly round down the sharp edge, as this
gives the design a rounded edge that
is more pleasing.
Draw the tool back and forth on the
background. Never go over the Same
place twice unless it is absolutely nee
essary. 1t saves time, and the work
looks more finished if every stroke Is
made so skilfully that it counts toward
the finish.
If the leather becomes too dry for
modelling, sponge it carefully where
the modelling is to be done. If the
fooled part is made very wet it will
eradicate the marks. A single line is
fooled around the background for
finish.
The bag illustrated on this page
may be fooled on one or both sides, as
one prefers. The lire of machine
stitching is indicated on all the pat
terms. If no sewing machine is avail.
able, the spaces for stitches may be
marked by a tracing wheel. Stitch
around the top of each side as far as
the arrow, tie the ends of the thread.
then stitch the sides together the
rest of the way. Cut on the black
lines along the top of the bag for
openings through which to run a silk
coyd or ribbon, matching the leather
in color.
The pocket book is cut like the pat
tern fok the back and flap. For the
other side, cut an oblong the size of
the portion between the dot and dash
and the dash lines. Stitch around the
flap. then stitch the two sides to-
gether. Sew on snap fastener, or
have a fastener put on at leather
tinishers.
Half of the card case pattern is
given. Cut two little. pockets and
stitch in, as shown in the small dia.
gram.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
A FEW REMARKS FROM PAPA
Quiet, But Emphatic, and Young Thing
Immediately Took a New
View Of Life.

An Atchison Young Thing had a
head that ached, her honey boy having
taken his affections elsewhere, and
her father recently shut himself up
with her to reason with her. THAT
Honey Boy averaged spending so cents
a week on you," he said. Here's a
dollar week to take its place. Every
time he called he cleaned out the re-
frigerator, your mother will see to it
that your brothers do this in future.
He kept you up late nights. Your
baby sister is cross, and hereafter you
will let the baby do this for you. He
took possession of the most comfort.
able rocker on the porch; when you
look at that rocker in future it will not
be empty, bringing the pang to your
heart that your silly novels tell about;
it will be occupied by the man who
paid for it, and that's me. Your moth
er and l stayed by you through collie
and teething, and we are going to get
you through this if we have to take
turns spanking you. Now, take your
eyes off the moon and look at the dust
around you."-Atchison Globe.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
Marriage and Meanness.

Some years ago there lived in Atch.
ison young woman noted for her
good works and gentleness. She was
always helping the poor and was pa
tient and kind and universally ad-
mired. She married a fairly good man
and abused him within three months.
She had been good and patient for
years, but a husband was too much
for her; she had never been cross to
any one until she was cross to her
husband. There is something about
marriage that stirs up hidden depths
of meanness on both sides.-Atchison
(kan) Globe.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
BRUTES HER PUPILS
Girl on a New Jersey Farm Who
Trains Dull Animals.
Winona Won OIL Has Done Wonders
with Domestic Horned Cattle Usu.
ally Considered Stupid-conquers
Vicious Young Bull.

New York.-On a small farm abou
two miles from Plainfield, N. j. lives
young woman who is among the
most remarkable educators in Ameri-
ca. She teaches animals, preferably
dull ones supposed to have little brain
development. She is not profession
al trainer. She simply does it for her
own amusement. She has accomp-
lished some things - especially with
horned domestic cattle, which are con
sidered the most stupid of all domes-
tic animals-that have been thought
impossible hitherto even by profes-
sionals
Her name is Winona Won Ohl She
was born and brought up on a great
cattle ranch in New Mexico. She and
her mother moved to Plainfield two
or three years ago. 1t was not long
before the news began to get about
of the odd things this girl had taught
her pets to do. An ever-increasing
number of visitors has been the result,
Now there is hardly a day but auto
mobile parties run out to the farm
from the various towns for ten or
twenty miles around to see if 1t is true
that Miss Won Ohls horse can hold a
whip in his teeth and crack it, or that
bull will stand on it's hind legs and
waltz, or that her calf will indulge in
all sorts of monkeyshines.
Cheerfully and obligingly she puts
her pets through their PAGES. The
mild-eyed but mischievous-looking lit.
tel calf is brought out, and is made
to do all the tricks that a highly
trained clown dog could. An educated
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02

hams Vegetable Compound is the most
successful remedy for all kinds Of
female troubles, and I feel that can
never praise it enough" "-MRs. LIzzIB
HOLLAND, Noah, KY.
The Changeof Life is sthemostcritical
period of a woman's existence, and
neglect of health at this time invites
disease and pain.
Womeneverywheres should
that there is no other remedy known to
medicine that twill so successfully carry
women through this trying period as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs.
For 80 years it has been curing
women from the worst forms of female
ills s-infammation, ulcera tion, dis
placements. fibroid tumors, irregulari-
ties, periodic pains, backache, and
nervous prostration.
If you would like special advice
about your case write a cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free
and always helpful.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
PAINT DURABILITY.

The first thought in painting should,
OF course, be durability-and dura.
bility means simply pure paint prop
erly applied. Pure paint is pure
white lead and linseed oil with or
without tinting materially.
Some years ago the paint-buyer was
likely to get adulterated or counter.
felt white lead If he was not familiar
with brands. To-day he may buy
with perfect safety if he only makes
sure that the Dutch Boy Painter
trademark is on the packages OF
white lead that he buys. This trade.
mark was adopted by National Lead
Company to distinguish the pure
white lead made by them from the
worthless adulterated and fake goods.
1t is guarantee as valuable to the
house-owner as the education of q
paint expert could be.
Gilpin observer., 1909-09-02
a Noble Love.


rs the contract of dover properly
drawn up, signed and witnessed?' p
asked the count of Castle-on-the-B Bum
YES" sighed Gladys Golden.
There are no loopholes through
which your wise lawyers of Philadel.
phia might creep?"
Not a loophole." said the fair
Gladys.
And your fathers holdings in Anal.
gamated Whalebone, American Cheese
and Macaroni and Tin Soup-Plate 6s
have not been affected by the recent
depression"
mo, dearest" answered Miss Gold
en-, firmly.
Then | love you," said the noble
count; and two fond hearts beat as
one.-Puck.