davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
@titerrr GrOitUf.
eraRG,u.
Cine eehurrhObnna.
N~eEHlma.Il1 3. ~.

ttettifstNt 90 JNt44.
3sptidlen Gem Staa,s8oapcrlNa.
um0 gSeftretern Der Wro6ea @Grbaha
pen 9rait.icR iugrNt cu abIommti
lciroFiea Donah ois araeitslteu eel
Balm eine Soaaerhobuul 9oa 3ehr.
Yp03.d relp. oreiBi1 &roieag erba.-
.tt.
Gieig Sercin5arna1 it ote Nola.
eiue& SireiteS Ser 9abnagN1taalca.
ser am "a NfnHar sW Gsoe fam.
matSem it BEDS &artstsn otrvilih.
tet hsttca. ect. Streiirla eineal
ShieSsagrldi Nl.aHterbFeiiga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Rspnblit Banana.
Sine grOtsit.RsioIntiOn
Nananla. 2. flebrral

&aHaml, ,. 6cbrfar.
lie MISUNDERSTANDING uabm
einitimunia cine Reioluiton an. mel.
dc qesen 0ie ..perleumOeriiheH 9e.
b%dltptu9pn~ oes Suinoiicr a6geor0-
neien Raiuep I'M aoRgreB Der Der
Staateu IN 8erbinouna nit oem Der.
tauf 0es Observation-Disclosures
ioueit iie lid geeen oeH E%rdiiOenter
OboLoia riften. ~feierlid Rroteit"
erhebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Ed,tuere Strafe.

Wilmington. q. G.. 2. 6cbr.
Der Reaer @in @arS. Ser ihuloi1
benn0en 1uur0e. an Trau 8tollip nc.
9coa Elm uHiirtliheS @erbreden be.
a1nsen 5u boben. lit gum 5ooe Der.
urtbeilt sporSen. Gr miro an ).
Ni6r3 gebanGt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
9erFru.
Ter @ouucrnsur psriasi.

Seaer0n 3 ,itbr.
Ter Noiithe aAlb ben Ssplban.
oer lshOH nel.id Scr 8tatra.rc9ie.
uiua Srog bet. BAT Gen SloWNwear
pen Sep1aau pgriaai Nuo ate aor.
lirole Der Nortlaea &eypatalaR ater.
nommsf CIR &ft Eelelyauue c1
ollie Standardization ltrtHsti morln
tf crglagt San feine o''eusI.ttn VII.
lelDenI WNA Mousciiionen .eHCrIcrn'
sucrogn. tvun ie niat oofn Qavla.
mint s~nfgeeilwn WnN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07

nina isstsis Cgiierraa unsorus8rr
l7t er,obc1I uur0e
1ea lanmIttel51ren 3nllf ne
aals BIC ueriseH Gigianatea Sers
txrtear sr1t Strselep duiar5eu. OIL.
osie eie I1aiiate. o1B e. eiueH 9da
%lEIte ut.1tr 1cn oea NCas7cr &c.
mlgoea nurse ucis Ger eicmSte
GciicrrcAE aTNrHs Sr1f For1ab.
uiAl tgse.1Se u1r. N alae1,s
nssn .;ea tat i1 SsTseiru
u~e 81 A -ar~-s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Waihinaton. I. Rebrunr.
Sn g6rrOe seitsat.
MQfhin0tonl I. Nebr.

WuIAtlpIlUiS 4. 1StVt.
Geitens oes 8eiBen Sdlties puroe
ioI9cnoer. ieIbiterfIdrenoer 9rief oer-
offentIidt:
Cos angeles, q. San.
rWleine Todter, SRI. NtaD &boa-
Ses. Seren Yfero, ME beriftet tpuroe.
Sic geihIagen baben iolen m1breno
zines Rittes i'm Rod Grea @arf, am
Ieeten Tantiogungstaee, beitreitct
gang entidieOen irgenO ipeIdje aennt-
nibnabm1e zines iolhen 8urfaas. unO
ga Sic 4iiaire pon iolher Mi6tigfeit
eriheint OaB tie an 0en GongreB
pertpieien purOe. geitattete ib mir,
bel Sbnen a%Buiragen, Darum Gle
Die Gcididte nid)t oemeutiren.
DGli3abetb 81. GbouOes. "
Ger grief lit an Sen 9rGiioenten
Rooieoelt ooreiiirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
sdaa isins iran nnS i'd, ieIba.

Gaarl9ite z. 6. / sNebruar.
@ou1rs 3Fi oon Afsasfa lauerts
'tiHcr Sg10 elmer StraSe @il.
iillatonS 2 aH1 MS pcri0aIi
oeie re ettrdl Sdu' meraui er
IN leiet fri1es. Or 3lisHtc 'tIner
t't0A. 0eA e peoer jt AlW 3iraf
.aJreu aat f3r II sessnie altse
RuN Hff.'l teatc 6gaa Blister
Bare lsd stF fInoeR III 3c'gi,al
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07

Inter Den 4erjtea berrihte iltrigeEs
Observation-Disclosures inOem eiHigs
BON ih7en Die aranfbeit fir cine
gnitriihe Snfluen5a balteH. 1ieig
Rahrldten riibren oon 8aiiagiereH
Der ~aorcna~ BON Ser Cua5ed.SiHis
fer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
DH iHr Batter 3Obaans bon
0renhaot Rilime.
WtidLihtrl.
Cd Velgrsbnra !. nebl

VI ketetoDurA !. isebr.
Die tirtiid . busaariibe 5psrre
iiber Die S05e Ser pom 9uklarien an
0ie 1lirFei 81 5ableHoen gRtiha9i.
auu1tiamme lit Jet pirflih eebro.
den mo Sie Aries@poItru i'm iSoit.
liteu europa babeH lid per5osen.
ln0en Elm Gorihlaa RHBlaa0S ange.
nMrmen wur0e Ser AM cine meme
@gtie ypiihen ser tiirtihen 5or0e-
uire poa $24O00 900 nu0 Dem bul.
aarildleu anaebot pon $l64O0O 600
UermiiteIt Iteier Blau bermbt AMI
Der MISUNDERSTANDING Don 81.
600 900 idhrlih. meIhe sic Shrfei
nat Nem Nerliner @eftrca Don 1878
RnBiatN 100 Sabre lang 81 iableu
bat Tieie 3nhiunaeH iiuo unucr.
5laii. Ger ruilfidn 9orihlul oeht
sum oabiu. aui oieie SobInnsen 10
LANCE gu persihteu. bis Bic Aaiprude
Sex Siirtri on 9ulqarieu bciricSl1l
ina Gaiig nil Rublano In admit.
den Observation-Disclosures n6 Die SIG,
10000 pon &lllaariea aa2,ahlea
lal'su EiNe 3sauraeH trolen Sin.
zen ufa auS Dem 9ettaQc olcier Sin.
'ea MA RNBlano ith tar oie GifiC.
ren3 he31hlt mnd'cu @ulgarien bat
eic'en &orihlal oiii}iea %anleacul.
men ma aie iirtiide RAliegnua ioa
alNdfeaS Damlt eiuocritaR0en ie.n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Csiterrsidj
Der goAFott ashubsn.

&ien. /. 5ebr.
Gs miro bon aonitantinopeI be-
Dab Der @r0BDeiir aiamiI
8niha Den otter. ungariihen Bot
idyoiter, Warfgraf 8alloDirini. in
aenniniB gelebi bat, 0aB Der Bon
tott Olterreifiider 8aaren ge6o.
ben III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07

TnIe0o. Ohin. q Eehr

tUItUU. IVlU, .. OtUT.
Gin @rnuo. Ser auf bisher nod
nift feit5eitelte @eiie aus6rad, ser
it6rte Sic 6dbrit Der american 5ii-
bular Arle COMPANY 0ahier. einen
S6aoen BON $t25.0O0 anrihteuo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
sbd6ui,u
Reu,Iii an Sttrssa.

-" -" = 49,
Tar 00aa 0seaS.ii
qsrsg 3ut iras it, WN fdsgttef
4Ho aErsd $3.50 1iae %
G1e er> Haae.a II. ans tsa
3~frsaastlusc HsN ibge 0rasgy u-
ttlieif a Ns At1u% SgiHagrt Na9
Ger 9eg aaugg..ir Ner#Sc v1t,
Su 0gsas7asisu 80 Issssns%
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
StaIisu.
asins erOitShe

WleiliHa. 2. Sebruar.
3lm eriteH Nlale. ieif Gin 9rObe.
ben Die zt0ot in 5riimmer legte, er-
eigneten it'd beate feline G~rOeritaitte.
runner
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
aratItnrnier.

q. Iolep9. / 6e5r.
las Aeseliurnicr Der gliSo.e BE.
9orlIE3 IiicciatioH Diro in n1d.
item Sabre N 81 Souis et5e5aIier
wsrSer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Stalisn.
GarSinaI 9rrteai tor.

HNn 4 NtSlg
Ge RarSiRal ScuiiRs Sttioni.
QrG'ett NT Neser9afioa Nr heI.l'
Gen 8iieu. III 8folle @laaeHtnMaE-
Gunl acpsvwn 81 mar ira 1895 a.
f,nrfn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
qaitiaifier %Dernnaladi.
Soini1Eon5. Q Tebruor'
StanaOa.
@sfaHdte TyabrEarten.
Toronto. Ent.. 9.

Toronto. Ent., 8. Nebr.
rad hinfp6hiaer u-nterndnna
mro 1eobadtms ser @euran6huten
ourb 0eietttos iiHo 3oci Shaffncr
Ser .@ranO Srimt" gabn Uerhditet
moroen. inter Scr aufIage. Bic 9abn.
eeielidoit beirogen $40 boben. lie
8erbaiteten iino: Daniel Gorriaan
pom Toronto un0 Tronf NrGanum
Uon Wontrcol. sScrner wur0en s.
RoieRbera S0fob @poos un0 ,Soieoh
@oooS unter Der AuidnIoiaml felt.
aeuounen. aeidlidte Sahrtorten per.
fanit 3u bobeu. GS miro bebauptet.
OaB Sic @obnaeieuidNait Onrh qe.
ialidte Sdhrforteu nH $4,000 bis
100000 betrosen lpnr0c.
@sitsrer GrSiOf.
Rontreal. Cuebec. 3. Sebr.
lin pier ll5r beute @oraeu spurSe
bier eiue mcitera Ieidte Graeridtiitte.
rilna pahraeHommen GS lit 0ies Sic
brittle oieie @ohe.
Ter TensrOamun.
@iuaipe1 ?. Gebruar.
Cine SenerSernnit s%eritorte III ne.
iaSstuin ab6erta 9lrtbolt 9a0sn.
aehGaioe BerIin2 9cibit0a. Ods
Crpenhana Sas alberta Soicl ua0
me5reye flelnere Webauoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
aefi5it.
@ai6ington. 1. 8ebruar.

@aibiHgton 1. 6ebruar.
2aut eluem RegierHngsberiHt a6er
oie giHnabmen uHo ausgaben Oe-
8RnoesFegierrHg betrIaen 0ie Cir
nabmeH aus allen GueIlen m1hrea
oes Morats SSanuar 0ieies Sahr.
$474S0.42S. 0ie9Iusgaben $63,02l..
260, iooaB Elm Geii5it Don $t5.543.
S42 Derbleibt. 9as GefBit fiir Die
eriten iieben Monate oes laufenoen
Eehnlngsiabres belauit iih auf
$79S14443. 9ie 35ae linO segen
oenieiben Monat oes @oriabres etpas
geitiegen. bic ginneniteuern iin0 ie-
bod aefalleH. Die 8eiammteinnab-
men oes neriloiienen @onats fporen
mebr ais $4,000. 900 geringer ais
sic pdbreRO 0es Sanuars oes @or-
iobres. Gafiir betrugen Die Ausga-
ben lebten RoHut ii5er $1,000 900
mebr ais i'm ieIben RoHat Oes @or-
jnbrs.
@aibington, I. Sebruar.
Saut ocmMcmats5eridt oes Shae.
antics betrug Sic oiientIide SdulO
am Sdlttiie Der Establishment oes
81. Sanalars oieies Sa1res. o65iig.
lid oes 8aorbetraaes i'm Sd,osamt.
$I0t4,126. 233, cine s9unabme BON
nnbe3u $t7,000,0 600 eesen Den Dor.
monat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
nnnssOsri6isSsnbsi
oatanf~, bsbaHgtst EunltrOHsb.
Garaca5. 5oHntag 81 9anuar, oia
Miafmilna. Curacao. 8. 6ebr.

goracas. Sonutag 81 3anaar, Die
Miafmiloa Curacao. g. Sebr.
Gle Spgrre IN sen gerbanolun5en
yunden rs & buchanan, Dem Son.
0crfommiIdr ser Der. Sioaten. mo
Scr mn@olaniden Re8igrunB be.
trefis Aas3leidang Ser pDifdeH 0en
beIoeg cancers b~eiteaenoen IIHeren.
gen it Hed simmer niAt auf9ego5en.
Mgiuz Ser baihetiigien 4}arteien mid
aadle5en IN gg3e3 ani bic 91etgooe.
nat 6er 0ie Stfsifiaae oct Rau 8orf
aao Ngrmaoe} Asvbalt Company
Wlo eg CrIH8ca Corporation ihieDs
Alfiitth eHtith3eA merora ioaeH.
0rrr 9lddga1 HnA frait5eHi Is
mgl fe!tsa 6relid3 Aben0 eiHc lnnse
Now Iei3 Of. uHo am Samitaa iuar
1as usfs 5e.1nii3s NdsiHeit 6eu gan.
lcH la1 aafr iH SiBana. las da.
tiulu st5t oiragi 0aB cine itie0s.
aetlAti1e Gatitgloang yHerit DOR,
Hgrr iglHr4t uer5eH iou. 80 Sic eut.
sai 0tr ueutplaniiten Beridie
ol. tias Eliii}1erweilrrana 81 be.
irafiea 'r. wa1geuQ Serr gnhanaa
itif oas.i blei9i 0ab Sas ShieOs.
8srilt i5Ileih iioey oie Sale ielbit
cHiia SO icue
Ntrp1 Dea S~eterborT. Scr oeut.
iIE 81 i1noie iHr Gercaela. ms scr
N,isIitfr efs Hltspiriiaen @Ainan
p1tu54infisn aH 26. Sauaar elncn
Nrafaal ait5DeriTa5 ypiiten beiSen
f3nosin in 2teiuB AM 0anoel uno
tifi err. Tas llebcfeiniommca
eftaltt cine Nielitbetinitlmasslau
IL. f0r 1Mthtma uRe ittn 3uifan
bgtamueH no oas Reiuliat jebnidbti.
cor Nemihpraen
Gaffo miro unarlIaai.
Caracas % San. pia Toti 81
Gpairl l. Jcbr.
On Nriohnlna elmer a%Boronuna
bs 1Rimiters oss 3uueru Alsaniar a.
rif0 Ser Wtnualampalt Oemnadit
im 0Hnoetobraetiht cine antlale
ae3eu Sen irigttrtn RraliocRirR bon
GeaJuel1 Gipriano GaitFo. erbebeB.
bic euNH lunieH mfrs. oGB er az Der
a,plaHieu 0Tmoi 0lupi oeS aelenpdr.
iiNcu Grdiiocnlen Woines unititeie.
0er 0FWeraiaWuolt BAT non Oem
91tniitcr HIcoHtdra cine arobe Wen.
ae aHi sen 6ull beliiaiite nvlumense
erbalisn Die sic @arNe fir 9oitro6
Sdlulo entbalien iollrn.
tbs %aeHaunie Wcridlt hat bereiiS
rHrhieoen Dab aemt8eno gvueiie
sc1gn 6aitro oorhanoen limo. nm 0ie
Erbebung elmer aHsIose 81 redytigr.
tieen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Sen(aGOn.

Ter Jan assn's HHS eOpnfiHs's
DirO BON Der rniFiasH grshs Had
Qrdften aHsgsIaladtst unS bon
alien Stitsn bsiprsdeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
5ranireid.
aanbsrnnwrisn mimi gu.

stAAAtA = Az
Bars. 3. Tebruar.
Ger @euaaI @Oilperneur BON ssn,
oo-95ina beridtet, 0aB Die 9abl Oel
San0itea in SwOo . Ghina in lebtel
3eit gapadieu lit urO oaB sic R1u
bcr iegt orobeu. oas 8ebiet Ses
alenrbe 81 ifberl0uien. Nebrert
gdormiitel baben itatt1ehn0en. II
ocren Die 8diroiten NIT beirdhtlihen
8erluite jeritreHt mur0en. Iie 7Sran
3oieu battea eineu 1o0ten nrO piel
0erpAgroete. ReiR iran5oiude Dill
iarpolteH mHr0en einaerid)iet uno oil
iton bejiebenOen peritdrft.
Sino einDrritanben.
Baris. 2. 9Sebr.
Ter MiHiiier Oes 9TusndrtiaeH
9idou. iebte beute 0d5 ~iransoiiidp
aabinett in aeuniniB, Dab RuBlan0
@roBbriiaunien Wn0 SranFreih I'D
bttreiis RublunOs Nnaebot an 0il
[iirIei mn0 8ulaorlen in oonel
nebcreiHiiimmunq beimoen. 9etannt
lid bot flo RuBlano erboten Bic Dor
Buls0riea on Die 1iirtei AZ leiiten0l
@eIoenuAa0tguHs oer Iiiftei on To.
rer on RaBlano 81 5ahlenoeu @rieas
eniibaolgnHa 3u erlaiien unO oii
pom @HigdrIeH 81 3ableu0e Gntidd.
Oiguug Don jeHeut SdnO in Raten5ab'
lunaeu 81 fouettireu.
3aftiaifisr psrHnaIadt.
SointlEons 2 5ebraar.
Gin fua6rcno ser gladt iiber Sa.
BeHrae aeilcgenrr gauon sDurOe por
eiueu Sturme ii5erraiht. Die BEL
sen SSHilfen. 9nite aus qor.
ScanE oerintien bcntc WSoracn. ~
lan0erL aber Ser Mino mari Sic BOn
sci ReleH einen JelSblod. nobel oil
betOsu 2aitidiner sei5otet puroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Qa1ufrieoen.

SeidnIOismHs sessn bic Resiernus
%srbObsn, Sah bic @rnbenaHfF6t
saH5 nH5uIiHslid lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
Rssieruus Dia ui6is DsrbsrssH.

q. PETERSBURG. g. 5ebruar.
Ger Sal ser angeblltea SofipIBel
A5cp unO 0oputine. oereunuesm In
Ser Iama iHtrrpeHirt s0aree. itebt
nod immer I'm BorOer5tanSe oes
! 0iientliten Sntergiies mo oie bieilge
R.eHe lit aHgefaat nit ga3eren Gin
jelbeiten barber. A3eD mar beannt
ole ser 5iSbrer ser aamghefiioH Der
SoBialiiteu. rpabren0 er in BirfIid-
felt eth Spion ser Re1ierang nor
nno gopufins, frHber 8~olBeioireftor
linn Teportement 0es WiiHiiterIums
oes Snneru. lit iniolge Der entbIi.
lungen itber alefD oes 6oh0errGt5s
aHgeti0gt a3eD bait it'd jest per.
borgen. un0 gopafine beiia0et iih IN
e. 8etersburg i'm BeiananiR. lie
~&oiiia" inat in einem oiiBioieu ar.
tfel. oab oas @eridisoeridbren ae.
gen 2opuFiue Elm ofentlides iein
miiroe. lie Ra1iernHa ioa nihi ben
Wlmih BADEN. etloas su oerberaen.
iohSern tor III. 70 miro periidert. cine
arlHSIlhc unieriuhana lDllfommen.
Hm Der Mdi 81 beDeiien. oaB eia
ehenoIIBer 8eQmter. ser St0ats.
aebeimniie an Sic Eeit5e oes gonSes
perraf5eI Bat. ieiner gdtraiuna niHt
entSe5en sann. Die 6ni1I.Llunaea
iiber A3eso beJieten iid bouptdhiih
aai ieine Jbdiiateil oils Cnanhliator
bon Observation-Disclosures Ooh fomrt
'iett gum Borihein, Sab Iein Saupt.
peetb iiir Ste 8egieruna oaris b..
itnn0. SAB er NHihliae art sen ga.
ren nr0 Den Bremiermintiter SiolD.
pin oereitelte Tarin paT er 10 er.
.iolareidl SAB oe Ierrorilten niht
einmd cine aenliaenSe llcberfpaduug
Scs 1aiiers er9aniiireu tonnten.
9icr Ntteniat3aaiAldge tmneR ME.
rails itber oas AniauaSitSohm bin.
ans. ~ Irdgpiih ser Tiretior Ser
5fienilihen 9oligi. ion. rpie es beibt.
oarh " Wmatop. @ouDerneus Syn
Cambofu erivti iDgroeu.
AItgIdabiser @iihDf fir QaHaoa
%traanHt.
II RetcrSbnrs 8. Tebruar.
Trt hir SSdnaOa etudrnie 9iihoi
Ser Aii5iaubilen. scr Artimanri!
g9ldIael, iuiro ieiHpn Git in @imai.
pel nebmen 5einc GrHennunq iii
onrh oea @unih Ser ~oftboooren
Stride DeronIdbt 60 Demcin0en, ste
istt Dem ihismatiiheH 9tihoi Sera.
rbin aubdn9en. 81 belebten.
ReHiOR Tic Batter SObanns bon
0rOnnaot Biiiws.
Ct. Petersburg. !. 6cbr.
lie Dtthpe pon Batter sJobaHn Don
arOmtaoi. OeS moblbeiaaRteR ruff.
iheR pricinrS. Oer Dor etpa eiuem
Dsouat in II. Yetersbutg ltarb. be.
Fommt cine Reniion bon i16rIiN
$1,000. IA pisIe PiIarime oas Alo.
fer beiuheu. no Batter Sohann b..
araben liegi. bat 0ie Dab. osr 9rie.
tier. Die nit 0ieiem Snititut perbaa.
ben iin0, beoeuieno permebrt iDeroe1
miiifen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-02-07
8im 3. Se5runr

liz an1liaGa 1ose ees raiFi5ea
.uSleE III @aiaraS. 2. 5erae;er,
eiir'sga 3Ga9it lem. Or Gilt as 81
&eriorer Ser Gate Ser6isns ar Sic
satte. n Uel1gr ss1en Be girper.
iS's1- 1ss1EHS gE3 Der 5erp.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Farmer Jackson went away swear
ing that he'd fight the case to the bit
ter end, but in three days time he was
back and offering $3.50 to settle, which
offer was accepted. His case was only
one out Of nineteen. Every widower
and old bachelor for ten miles around
was brought into Il, and not one stood
a suit. Some paid as hig,i as $500 to set
tic, and some got Off with $50. When
the pot had been raked In the widow
leaned forward and said to the shyster,
with q CLINT in her eye;
"Now, then, you either marry me, ac-
cording to promise, or I'll. sue you Rn0
attach this money!
"But my fee for what l have done
just equals the amount here and you
won't get dollar Of IT." he replied.
Then they looked at each other and
laughed and whacked up even, and
both felt they had got square with the
world at large. NJ. QUAD.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
SONS OF ITALY HoNoREp.
Monument viii Perpetuate Memory Of
Great Artists.

Italy is famous for the way in
which she remembers her celebrated
sons. so that II has always been a
matter of surprise that Bologna had
never commemorated the remarkable
Carracci family, to whom she owes
her fame as the seat Of the famous
Bologna school.
A monument, erected TO the three
celebrated artists, has removed this
reproach to the city. rising in the
portico OF the Institute OF Fine Arts.
its most proper setting.
Ludovico, Annibale and Agostino
Carraccl were perhaps the most re-
markable trio in art Of the same fam
fly the world has ever seen. and all
over Italy are to be found their
works. so much we're the prophets
honored I'm their own country, but they
are also seen at their best in Madrid
and Paris. In their art lives the core
of the Bolognese seicento, its spirit and
atmosphere, all its peculiar ideas and
its arid theoretical dissertations, all
its light and shadow-the Carraccl
were true sons Of their time and city.
Ludovico died at Bologna, Agostino
at Parma, and Annlbale in Rome
Lanzi says the first was to his school
what Homer was 10 the Greeks, and
he is the best known here in his ma.
tive town. Annibale was perhaps the
best artist and he has the distinction
of having a tomb in the Pantheon, op-
posite that of Raphael, both of which,
hv the wav have In he we'll scrubbed
twice a year to remove the scrawls q
enterprlsing tourists, who perharl
thus think to gain fame. II is related
that Agostino painted horse In such
lifelike manner that live horse wenl
up to the picture and neighed. Ovel
the tomb OF Annibale will rise also in
Rome bust
But with all their individual fame
which was great, the three are
chiefly known to posterity as the
wonderful founders of the Bolognese
school,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
Social Psveboloav

One OF the chief problems OF the
twentieth century will be the regula.
tion of other combinations OF men,
whether based upon race or voluntary
associations for industrial and other
purposes; and that problem will in.
yolye politics, Jurisprudence and social
science. In one point. certainly, the ex.
ample set in the case OF political or,
ganlzations must be followed. II Is
that OF accepting the natural tenden.
cies OF a progressive age, instead OF
trying to run, counter to them.
The true and therefore the permanent
solution must be found in keeping In
mind both the individual and the
group, and politics and Jurisprudence
can be wisely directed by thorough
study Of the psychology OF the group.
"A. Lawrence Lowell President. Elect
OF Harvard University, in Address on
Social Regulation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
TIL HREE OF
THE THIRD
BY FREDERICK p. MOORE
dCopyright, by shortstory Pub. Co

Kerrlgsn knew that the fatal post
and relief had fallen to him-Post
Number Three of the third relief. He
would he the sentry on duty from mid.
night until two o'clock and would have
70 patrol the trail which led into camp
through the dreaded Jungle
-Four men had already been brought
into camp, shapeless masses of flesh
and bones, from that post. They had
been cut up in the trail A Moro with
double-edged twisted creese. is an
artist at killing, but he mars his work
by OVERRIDING IT, A dead man prefers
TO be found in one place but a Moro
well, the simple act of Staying does not
satisfy a Moro
Kerrigan felt every eye in the guard
detail turn to him in sympathy as the
sergeant named him as the sen
try on Post Number Three for the
third relief That was when the
Moro was accustomed to do his work.
The sergeant watched Kerrigan out
of the corner of his eye as he pro.
nounced the words which he felt were
sending the soldier to certain death,
but Kerrigan never flinched. In the
morning he had helped bring in from
that post what had been his "bunkie."
The tin rice boiler creaked and com.
planned from the load, and every step
of the way Kerrigan swore vengeance
--softly, and through locked teeth, as
q man does when he means what he
says.
There was a rumor in the troop that
Kerrigan had asked to be detailed for
guard, and was going to volunteer to
take the third relief, but the first
sergeant refused to discuss the matter.
In fact, the whole affair was tabooed
in camp. The commanding officer re-
fused 10 take any action to prevent
the killing of his men. lie could have
ordered the guard doubled on that post
and had two men stand the watch, but
there was no reason why the boloman
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

discussed the evils OF separation and
the advantages to be derived from
the preservation of the union, no one
ever put the matter more forcibly
than Lincoln did when, referring to
the possibility of war and the GER
tainty of peace some time, even "
the un'on was divided, he called att
tention to the fact that the same
question would have to be dealt with.
and then asked, "Can enemies make
treaties easier than friends can make
laws? "
''iHe made frequent use of Bible
language and of illustrations drawn
from Holy Writ. It Is said that when
he WAS preparing his Springfield
speech Of 1858 he spent hours trying
to find language that would express
the idea that dominated his entire
career, namely, that a republic could
not permanently endure half free and
half slave, and that finally a Bible
passage flashed through his mind,
and he exclaimed, ! have found it.
"a house divided against itself can
not stand" and probably no other
Bible passage ever exerted as much
influence as this one in the settle
ment OF a great controversy.
IL have enumerated some, not all
but the more important--of his
CbaracteHist'cs as an orator, and on
THIS day ! venture for the moment
to turn the thoughts OF his audience
away from the great work that he ac-
complished as patriot, away from
his achievements i'm the line of state
craft. to the means employed by him
10 bring before the public the ideas
which attrarted attention to HIM
His power as a public speaker was
the foundation of hts success, and
while 1t is obscured by the super
structure that was reared upon It, It
can not be entirely overlooked as
to the widening Sufluence of his
work. With no military career to
dazzle the eye or excite the imagina-
tion; with no public service to make
his name familiar to the reading pub
lc, his elevation to the presidency
would have been impossible without
his oratory. The cloquence OF De-
mosthenes and Cicero were no more
necessary to their work, and Lincoln
deserves to have his name written on
the scroll with theirs"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
PractIee notation y rrs.a.

The necessity OF the rotation OF
crops is well recognized among mod
ern farmers, and now II appears that
In India nature is seen practicing the
same thing in the forests. The soil
becoming exhausted after long pc
rlod OF one kind OF forest, seedlings OF
another species gradually replace the
old trees as they die out On the
Indian soil, the deodaf tree has been
observed taking the place OF the blue
pine, pine and oak slowly exchange
places and spruce ana silver M have
been noted gradually extending into
forest Of falling oaks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
A Queer Advertisement.

Some queer advertisements appear
in the Australian papers. Here ia one
from recent Issue OF the Sydney
Morning Herald: "Wanted-So kind
person to adopt young gentleman abb
solutely homeless and deserted; pres
ent boarding house just sold out: guar
anteed harmless. Please he quick"
ut reads like Joke, but people, ms a
rule. do not pay advertisement rates
for the publication Of their pleasan.
tries" says the London Chronicle.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12

Marie-Wasn't 1t shocking about
Chollle Worthlngtonl He fell out Of
his new airship when 1t got stalled
half mile up In the airl
Lilian-How did Chollie come to
fall?
Marie-He thought he was in his au-
tomobile and jumped out TO push Il
back home. Philadelphia Press.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-12
A SLOW Process.

The constant dripping Of water win
wear away the hardest stone. but peo-
pie who sit and walt arouad for II to
do so don't get very far.--Chicago Rec
ord Herald