davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
Undergraduates esbensshier.

Gammle Sir IN Ser Belt, Do on nod
Sic Strait 6dsu bait. Eddie oes Gel.
ties, ourd Die on i'm Sitter oeln =.
Ben mcfibuolI mad1en fannlt. mena
sid 9ltersidruddje CUR 6iibrtng Fl.
nes einiangn itillen &e5ens Hot5i8t
germesre 0eine @fnntniiie NIT III.
mssaeiebtem 1ieiBe. iopobl ourt) et'
aenes Gad0enten. ais 0nrh lin.
aana mit cuiihi9Doaen 4erIoncn,
oSer bird 2eieu belehrea0ct. grim.
.lider zdriitgu. Gin n~obibeidaiii8.
Ter Gent tit ME einiam. Gin gebil.
5a.er aoui Bat VIC ore laHge 0eile
81 iiirtten. @as 0n jebi eiQiam.
MELT. 0o1oH mirit on ID alien GogaI
oas @aiimabl eersiien.
9e0e Dir nidJt Gu, Dab Dir oeine
geru sarbg.sa 5ureiniammlung OH
Serer aermtniiie weti9 Quit uH0 3eii
LATER. I'll blt alh in Beieaidni-
item. no ou a6euoe bei ben a%eiitioie.
iten Gr6olnnaen yerliPrit. 9erifebit
6u "a nidlt. 1ur 3~ereoaliina oemes
Neiens qeiitiqes Sianitoi ansuiani
meln. 10 pirii 0u in oeinest litter
id!efte 3Inien B@VsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
9as auitHm Der s6uuipicIcrim.

Die gijbnenlpeIt lit sum iosialen
2ebeu erfDoff. Ger ein3ige 3ouen.
fampi Der ougen6lidIih oilsgef0dl.
ten miro. lit Oos @eitreben, Sic Noae.
Ole Der SdJuuipieleritono ais i~o3ialer
aorper ipielt, moeIihit natOruds
oou un0 mihtie 3rt getaIteu. 9iC
beiteren 3eiten, 90 ser 9iibnenfiinit.
Ter trdumeuo ourh sic @elt qiuq mo
81 Ssilpiter ouiblidte. Der nod Sdil-
ler's @eriiherlmg INNER einen Srei.
plat fiir i'm ofien balten ioate. iino
porbei, beute adtet man meniger aui
ben Conner 0es 3eus. ols AMI sic
@orte, sic sic ShauipieIer gegeu 2i-
reftorenpiafiir ihleuoern.
50 foHnie es benin niht feblen. 0af
aud cine @~eriommIung 9erliner
Observation-Disclosures, sic in 0eil
Gdumen Der Ebeaterihule oes Teut.
ihen Ebeaters it~ottianO unO oui De.
rem Yroaramm oie 4oitiimfragg
ltan0, niht iiber sic 6ragen Oes sc.
ihmades ~uerbanoelt, ii6er al Oig
biibihen 9inge apie Spieen ooer Gel.
Sc iih nnterbielt, ionoern oaB oieie
8eriammluHg erlIIt uno ltrena einen
Dirtbihaftlih iebr wihtigen @egen.
ltano 6ilOet.
g%inbernierin Ser 8~eridmmIlna
mar 6rau SeOmig @aneeI, Ole BE-
fannie 0~ariteaerin oes 0eutiden
Sbeaters. Sn elmer bortreifIideu
ReOe leste iie oar. pie ouBeroroent-
lib idpper Die meiiten 9iibnenflnit.
lerinnen unter Der Gait al leioen ba-
ben. Oie nit Ser 9fIidt Ser SeI6itbe-
ifofiung Der aoitiime linen oufer.
legt lit. Die @agen it1noen in oar
feinem 8erbdItniB 81 ben 4leioer.
foiten. uno es iei @iafiir BON Sei.
ten Der 9iibnenleiter, Oos aoItiim
BON ben SdouipieIern be5oblen al
laiien, "a oies sur ausitattung ge-
bore.
giele fluge @prte iprah 6rair
@aneel nod, un0 iie bate 0ie @e.
nugtbuung, Dab Die Gerlammluna
oon mebr ais 100 ibrer gerliner
aoaeginnen Ourd Iebbaite ,3piiden-
RUE iid gnn5 porlameutarii1 an BEN
@eridt iiber Die Tireftoren bethel.
ligte. gtahoem AoeIe Shrefber Damn
nod sur 9etbeiIigung an Dem mo.
oernen Gampi Der 6rau oufgeruien
batte. uno 6rnn @reitihneio Oie %
men an ibre pos;tiiheu 3ilidten err
innert bate, 5eidneten fih ole 9ln.
neienOen in cine ~oufliegenoe 2iite
Elm. Ser erite Shritt Al elmer 10.
5ialpoIitiihen 8ereinigung Ser
Sdauipielerinnen mar oamit getbnn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
nWlaSams Snmbsrt" in graFel.

als geIebrige Sdrilerin Ser Be-.
riibmten Wfnoame 9umbert entpuppt
lih cine SdpiuOleriu oie megen Gr6.
ihaftsbetriiecreiea in So5e BON 300.-
600 5ranfen III 9riiiiel ber6aitet
iuurOe. Die 9an., ocrcn 9lame pom
Der goli5ei non ge6cimgebalten rit6,
seborte sur SalbUeit un0 obnohl lie
bereits 46 Sabre 3d1lte, paBte iie
einen 7tidbtigca 9taail, eiHen fri.
beren 8orlianer Mafansft, Doaitln.
Dig 81 unigarncn. 5ie er51bltc Sem
alien Serril, 0aB tie bon eiilem xii.
beren Anbster Elm 2e1at Dcn elmer
WiiIlion 5runcs er6alten babe; eie
4~nseb0rigan Sas ireige6igen Mannes
bdtten ibr a5cr ole Gr5id)ait itreiti1
gewotlt, mo 10 niiiiie iis aroBe Suni-
men aunpen9sn I'M 81 i1rcm 9lehte
81 geIonaen. 9urA oie Ausiidt auf
cine getheiliguilg am 9ctrage Ser
6rbidlait Iieb iih Serr Wtafansfi I'M
2auie pom orei SSabren sur Sergabc
BON iiber 100000 5rancs %Derleiten.
gr erbielt ben Dem 9lHtUoIt Der Game
9rieie, in oenen er fir ieiue aus.
bauer 5eIobi uuo 5ur @eoul0 ermabnt
purOe. SER D1atansfi gla1tbte iet
an sic Grbitait. trot6em Ser anae6.
Iihe 4ro5eB iih iebr Ionee binsog
rno iein miihiam ~eruobenes Bernie.
gen Ourh bic geibilfe fir Die prcseI-
iirenoe grbtn nuige5ebrt nur0e. Qls
bSe eigeneH WitteI rint mc6r aus
reihten. UauAte er lid Gil ieinea
Sdpieseriobr. 9ieier %erfanate 1ber
%ioiort. oaB Der alte Serr 0as Gpier
elmer S~dGpinolerin geDoroen mar
un0 ~beranlo5te Die @erhaitung Ger
ialihen erbiH. aae 5nrifien. Sic
bon Dem Aup1lt nn0 Rom @eriht
beritnmmea ioacn, fh0 BON Der &c.
triigeria geiS 1T Doroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
ScttO @reenS gcrmVseH.

lin Sic hnnoert 0liaionen Gol.
lars, aili sic gegemudr.;s oR Der.
mogen Ser 5r1u Setto 8reen tariff
mir0, oarite lid mad Dem Ableben
nieier reiditen iSrau Der eroe Dor.
ausiihtli6 Elm beiBer ainpi IN ben
Werihten entipimen. Aad)fommen
Ser i'm Sabre 1865 oeritorbenenSgl.
MA ann SoplanO BADEN in Rapa,
Sal, cine 9eratbrug abgebolten, III
6er gelten0 gemaht Duroe, oaB Der
@runoItcin su Dem enormen Vermo-
aen Ser TSrau Green fUiOerredilIt &C.
leat iuuroe, in0em lie oas Soulano''
ide erbe 0as 5fpeieinbalb Wtlulonea
Ioaars 6etrug, gan3 iiir iih oertpe.I.
0ete. uabreno tie angeblifl MIR aul
DEN RuenieB Der Sdlite Anipru9
hatte. 9nut elmer leenUiQigen Verfu-
qiina, 0ie lid i'm 9eiib Der proteltl'
ren0sn un0eren Rahfommen oerfln-
0en ioa. ioate Die Sdlite oes 8ermo'
ans aleid iiir mobltbdtige 3Dede
peruenoet merOen, fpGhreno BON Der
anSeren S1lffe Settp @reen MIR ele
3inien agnieBgn iolte. Rad ihrem
gooe ioate 0as aapitul an bic Jeu1i-
lie SoIDlano 5uriidiaaen.
RI Sen esuten. Sic jest BEN Bro
sen borbereiteu. geb6rt 8iuiam Sim
nea. elmer Ser reihiten S~nnobeissr
IN nor0lifen aaIiiorRieH. SeFne
Satin lit Der 6amilie SolDlano emf
/ iproiien. oesgleihen 6rou 8iuinm
geacod BON Napa, etHe SGEpeitsr p0v
lTSrau ninHeQ.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
grahltas.
gOn 4. 6, 8 6mi6i Gbieaao,

Sci ms sesraBt 81 5rii5Iinssionnc
SO bul0Doa rein IN 0einer 9raft, =
Git suut Die &er5en al mt @onne
GaB man nergTBf oes @iHters Raht
8 modlte aud in unierem Seben
Stets 5riibIing lem uno Sonnen-
iheiu;
s. fonnte mobl nIdts Sdoneres
gebea
Boh - Darogn mir DobI glndlld
iein2 =
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

@Is er iiber Sic ShmeQe trat
bIidte Der Sniuraent Bel Dem Oaourd
Deruriahten @er1uihe auf.
n@uillermoll RI 9rmoerl"
g6eIipel bit On esq"
Mit ausqebreiteten Nrmen maj
6elipe ouf ben 9ulOer 3ugeitiirst
ober Der iunge Siii5ier frat nit 9lb.
iteu 5uriid. GEM @er3 frompitt
iid 5uiammen nor Stmer3 mi
5ham. Sem @ruOer - Der perg0i
terte 6elipe ~ Sniurgentenfiihrer-
gniiibrer gegen Den 8onie. in
Gampfe eegen OIe SoIoaten oes @a
terlanoes.
God nein, 6as mar nidt iein gru
ser - oas mar Elm Menih DEN e
nidt fannie nidt fennet wollte-
Der iiir ibn nihts meter mar ais eli
glen0er. Der Die 5polf Gltgeln Der
oiente. Die ieiner marteten.
Stumm ieste er iid bel ser Tbiir
Fin, ben Renolper in Der SanO. ben
RS1bel balls ans ser Sheioe ge,ogcil
Cine oriidenoe, bedngitigenOc5tia
berrihte in Dem tIeinen @cmahe.
|Selipe iab init i'm ShoBe geialtcteH
IS1nOen oui Der ihmaIen 9anf inter
Dem 5eniter
@ie cine Billion JOB @uiIermo oas
Bib ieiner Gltern, 0ie iiber 0en Der
Ilorenen Sobn fueinten - nidlt iiber
Iibn, Sen tapieren Sol0oten. ionOern
|iiber Den 2ie6Iins. oen i6dnolider
&ohoerrdtber. gr lab ieine Nqutter
Dor iib aui Oen 4nien, i6n nm Ret.
Iting 0es geIiebten 5obnes a~nile6enO.
|gr fiiblte BEN inrhtbaren Sdmerj
|ieiner eItern, fuenn ie sen e~ntebren.
Den Cob ibres ain0es eriabren. Mn'
rum muBte e5 nun geroOe 5elipe
lei, oen Der e9rloie Zoo ermorte!e
|uno ser morgen nit ieinem @lute
.0as 8erbreden iiibnen iolte. pelhgs
Ier gegen ieiu 8aterlan0 6elangeu
bate. @ie gang onoets wiiroe Is
'iein peHn er icBt an ser Steae oes
ltdn0c Ct, 0cn man ohue
.9lbihie0. ohue SArnHeW hattc in 9en
.aampf 3ieben laiien fir Den oie Ser.
sen Der Gltern itets DerihloieH ge.
.bIieben maren @er mar0e i6n Be-
peinen mo I'M i'm tranern2 Sic
feline Glide. pelde ieinen I0o rib.
lid bal6 mie0er idlieBen. es
gait ieet nitt Ben Sodgerrdtber. or
milBte an iaine ~seIiebien Gltern oen.
Ten, 0eren 9eber er nit oemjenigen
.6eiipes in ieiner Sano belt.
Sein enhbIuB mar aeiaBt.
r6elipe. iteb oui!~ iaaie er 5u Dem
.Befangenen nG9enn III nod irot
.9eines nie0risen 8erbrehens eincn
.Sunscn BON gbrgefiihl 6eiiBeit 10
.idrUsre mir Del unieren licbea e1.
tern gu, oab III Tein 9eben dnoern
.miuit. tUenn III Geinc Srei6eit mie-
Der erlan9en ioateit.@
Ben neuer @oiinuna bele6t mar
.felipe itnea miaeitanoen un0 6aits
lid Dor ieinem 8rnoer ouf Ste STRIFE
.geiuorieH.
80. 9ritoer, i'd qelo6e Cir mas
D~erlanait Bon gcnjcr Seele &c.
rene id meiue Stub. pelder If
mir iel6it. meireH eltern limo 1ir
Ieeqenii6er iadme. 3D. f5nnte id
sod Gin nsues 0eben 5eqinnen, -
'a6er mo3u Soffnunspn Del mir crI
'weden. Gs lit ia bod oQes ncr.
ar6ens. an rOenigen Stun5en mef.
Sen nniers gltern MIR rod einsr
Igohn ha5enl~
n5hn0rg mir. BOB Ta nidi me6l
laeaer Ieid 8aterlono fdmpien ur,
l6aB III Fanftig 6ieien iurhi5arel
larieg Dermei0en wiaii. Genfe 30
ran. Bog bic Anoereu MIR aniiihre.
.Fn0. obgr SAB III e.n 6oAoerrat8sr
Ieiu gru0ermorber biiil"
.Gcs itiuore ih Tirl~
rShmore mir 81, OaB On Zen
lg1n5es ilaiiiges 2e5sn nnieren &c
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

QcbeI. 2e6rer: .@iai, III haTt
ioeben eebort, DAB man Ieinen 7yein.
ben pergebeu ion. Sait Iii idon elm.
maj einem SeinSg o~erggben2~ -
@iai: ga. eiHmaI. SER Qe6rerl" -
2ehrer: LIMB mas bat Did az 0ieier
e0leu That neraulobt2~ @iai:
Or mar bel sr5ber uno itdrfer aIs
id, Serr 9ehrerl"
- Auh Elm @ori6fo8. ar5t. "a
itehe i'd aber Dor enem Rdthiel: iett
babe id ihon ale mogIifen WitteI
Sci shrr. 4ranfFeit 1neefDenoef.
cher fcins nil 70 reHt aniflaaen
mir ifehen INNER nod auf 6emie!hr
Stoneounttl~ arnnfer. ~@i.
mars oenn. Ser 7oftor. iUenn Gil
rfnmaI NIT Der 9e5aHoluns aus.
iiesgn D2roen2~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

~ ~7
Sehs @onate lang iahrten Ste
S1ger eiHen erbittert1n @u,riaafriea
aeaen ole Sniur1enicu nit eiaem
9aiie. ser sen @iir5erfrieaen eiaer
lit. gires cages nabm @niaermo
Eheil an elmer Expedition. sic cine
Sarm itiirmen iolic. III Sic iid Elm
.Ermpp Sniurgenteu guiidae5oaeu
bate. gaah einen beitiqen nnO BLU
tiaen Sample gelauJ Is SEN SolOn.
ten. 0as @nus 81 nehncn. Gieieni.
gen Sniurgenien. uelhe nidlt Qeial.
len maren, mur0en ~geianQen aenom,
men uuO inter Oieieu 6eianS iih ser
ein3ige lleberleben0e Ser 0rei Aniiib.
rer. gr puroe Dor Elm arieqsaeridi
aeItelt uno sum So0e u%erurtbcilt.
Ger lpaniihe aommanoeur iiber.
aab oen @efnngencn. Der in cine ito,
lirt Iiegenoe feline Suite aciperri
mar. Ser Debut @uiaermos, oeileu
Gieniteiier m0 @ilitttreue er
fannie.
sd iiberaebe S5nCu Oen @efanac.
men" iaate er. sSie itehcn mir nit
Sbrem Sopie fir ibn ein. Gr If eir
iebr qeidbrliher Nienih. unO obaleid-
er ieinen 3amen oeridweiat. miiien
mir bod. oaB er Elm Spauier lit.
.Sein @erbrehen lit umio ar0Ber. meil
er fem geip0bnIider Auiriibrer. ion.
bern Elm 8enegat lit. Seieu Sic aui
.Sbrem Goiten, Ser 9ultnant."
ns3u gefebL Scrr aapitan."
Sem iriIber 10 %ianites @eiidt hattie
einen barten Iusorud befummen. Gr
.baBte oieien @ruoertricq. a6er Seine
@ilidttreue IieB i'm ieOe gmp6umq
gesen 0ie Majeitdt uerOammen. mel
de 9elUeggriinoe iis out haben mod.
te. un0 iie mar in ieinen 9uaen Elm
@erbrehen, iiir neldes feline Straie
5u bart mar. lluo ~oben0rein Elm
|Sobn Spaniens oils @errathcr icines
8aterIdn0eSl 2icbcr mo0t en- lem
eiaenes Seben Sobinaebeu, ais Sen
@einnaenen einen AuqenbIid ous
Den Iugen Iolien. Gr ltelte All al.
len bier Gden Der Siitte cine @cbg
auf uno ging Damn binein Inn Den
@eiangenen in Iugeuihein 81 neb'
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06
{ Sir Slide mo Sans.
9adcnscttel.

gfontag: iupdeufubpe. Gtsi.
ride Gotelets. &opfialat. auffee.
0tenStag: Somateniuppe. gsu.
0elgemiiie nit Sdanfen. aaffee.
Rittwoh: 3ia0iletifbriibe oas
Sappeuileiih nut f~ransoiiiter
Sance nHO 9ratfartoffelu. aaiiee.
Sonnerstag; @rieBiuppe. RHbr.
g init a%al6sbirH. GeQeriesS alot.
Saliee.
0rettug: arduteriuppe. Sett
mt @uftcriauce. @r0beeren nit
Sabine. 9aifee oOer 16ee.
9 amstag: @eodmpfte Qe6er NIT
Sartolfdpiiree. 9riine 9obnen.
2 onntag: Odienidwa5sSup pe.
@emIlhtes Semitic. AooIt6eef.
@urtenialat. Giscream.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

@egeu @|oraen ert6nte in Der
Suite eiH ShuB. Sic herbeIeilenOe
&0de faHo 0en 9eutiaui am 9o0sH
lie8en0. Sen @eooIoer trampibait
lmfaBt halteno. guS elmer fleiuen
'gSrnOe in ser SAlGie r~icielte Oas
giut langiam 0ui Sen 9oocn. Aui
Dem Glide lag Gin 3etieI
sd babe mcine @ilidt oerlest.
inoem i'd einihIiei unO oer @cian1e.
men entmeiHeH IieB. Sh fenne Sic
&eitimumgen oes StanoredltS mo
id io0tc mid ieibit nm meineu &ot-
.geiebten. Sic mir itets @o6iuoacu
eriuieien SEN a1mmer 81 eripareH.
mid pcrurtbeilen ST miiiien. SIS le6e
Spanien. inner @~aterlanol"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

IlIe9ien @liuu ucibHh MIL, Sic 1ie,
.ii6Cr AIles liebcH unO oers6ttern. I"
~Gns idNuore ih Gir BEL 4aeln,
mas mir hejlia it,
~@ut - nilmm mcineu MlanfeI -
mir iiuH sleih aroB ~ ieee meiHe
.&appe ar nn0 Damn geb. @Senn I'll
.on9eruien pirit. 10 lit Oit &oroIe
gAlionio"."
.9ruSer - mein 9ruoerl - un6
.Gu?"
sSeufe ni6t an midi IT @ebl~
rGsMaermol@
~Srn 9tamcn mrercr Nhitter be-
.feble ih 0ir: @ebi4
Ger CiBier 500 i6m iel5it 0ea
.gfaHiel an. ieste ibm sic aappe ami
mo Oran1te hn ous 0cr E5ire.
.glui Ser Sdspeue umarmie or leioen-
idaiilih iciHeu &ru0cy.
~@rinse miercn aeIic5teu eIiern
oiclcn @ltB@ itanmelte er mit er-
iticftcr Stinme un0 idlloB 0ie Shiire
lInter Dem SodUerrat1er.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-06-06

trolteH, dber alles NOR u~eraeben5
aud iebt ofIHeie iill lam Oas Scri
iciner @lterH midi @ines Soacs.
ais er IN iibertromcuoer 9iebe leinen
Arm nm BEN @als igincr 9luttcr lea.
te. itieB Tie i'm nit Sem barten @or-
len snriid. .SaB m,dl los Ga
erinnerlt mid OH GeiueH @ruoer."
Gr 500 iih mieOer III it'd lelbii srt.
rid ma perludltc ME mle0er. iid iei-
ngn gltern 81 ila1erH uno 0odl gait
ieiu lester 0ruB uau 0lm Sdifie.
neIdes i'm nadl Sen gniiaen iiihric.
ieiuer Seimat5 un0 ieiuen geliebten
Gltern.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24

South street, formerly the Methodist
parsonage, to Fred Day, considera-
tion 50, 800, Also for Charles Young
his property on Twenty-fourth
street to Peter Parker for $l,5OO.
William Marquis accompanied by
his two daughters, Lucy May and
Dorothy, came in from Brentwood,
Texas, Wednesday for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Marquis.
Mrs. NJ. j. Patterson was called to
Colony, Kansas, Tuesday evening
by the illness of her mother. She
was accompanied by her little daught-
err, Mary Elizabeth. Prof. Patterson
accompanied them as lar as Kansas
City.
Leroy Farmer will give to any
poultryman calling this week %
cent copyright book on poultry. Full
of sound chicken sense. BY mail 4
cents.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24
VEGETABLE DYsPEPTlcs.

The farmer, as he superintendent
his spring planting talked.
"Plants get dyspepsia, the same as
men or animals" he said. "Fertilize
the soil about a plant too abundant-
ly, and vegetable dyspepsia is the re-
suit.
For a plant is like a child. II
doesn't stop taking nourishment
when it has got enough it keeps on
until the nourishment within reach
is all absorbed.
"The result of dyspepsia. The
leaves turn dark, a reddish sap
exudes from the twigs and the fruit.
splitting as it ripens, is scarcely con-
sidered edible by the hogs"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24
REMEDY FOR NOSE BLEED.

For obstinate and persistent nose
bleeding either put an ice pack or a
cloth rung out of ice water at the
back of the neck just at the base Of
the brain, or drop cold water from a
sponge held well above the head so
that it will strike the crown of the
head with considerable force.
The head should be kept well ele-
waited; even in cases of extreme
weakness do not allow the patient to
lie down, and small wads of alb
sorbent cotton wet with a weak So
luton of carbolic acid should be used
TO plug the nostrils.
If the arms are held above the
head for five or ten minutes the
bleeding, if not severe, will usually
stop.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-04-24
Fresh oysters al HINESLEY'S.
Delivered to any part of the
city. Phone l64.

When your house or barn catches
fire the best way to put it out is to
have a ladder handy. Call on ]. r.
Moorehead.
If you want to buy a good vacant
lot at a reasonable price, don't fail to
see Wilson Bros, Traders Bank build
ing, or Ed Aull.
Your wife or daughter will use a
step ladder most every day about
the house. Cleaning house, hanging
pictures and curtains and washing
windows. Call on ]. r. M~oorehead
and see the best line ever shown in
Lexington.
If you want a bargain in a business
property see US at once. Wilson
Bros, Traders Bank brilding, or Ed
Aull.
For good Limberg cheese or a good
Brick cheese or a full Cream cheese,
90 to Jos. L. Long, Cash Grocer.
Spring cleaning time is here. You
can't do it right without a step lad
der. Best on the market from three
to ten feet in lengths at J.. r. Moore
heads
l have something new in extension
and painters ladders. Call and see
]. r. Moorehead.
/ If you want to buy, sell, exchange,
lease, rent, insure, loan or borrow
see Wilson Bros, Traders Bank build
ing, or Ell Aull.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Robert Cahill of Kansas City was
here Tuesday.
Bob Horn went to Kansas City
Tuesday evening for a short stay.
J. F. Loomis went to Kansas City
Wednesday to spend the day.
E. R. Howe went to Kansas City
Wednesday for a short stay.
Mrs. F. J. Phares went to Kansas
City Tuesday evening to visit rela-
tives.
B. H. Boulware left Wednesday
for an extended trip to Bloomington,
III.
Miss Georgia Gilkeson left Wednes-
day morning for her home in Wichita,
Kansas.
Mrs. j. w. Shouse returned to her
home in Eldorado Springs Wednesday
after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. G. Page returned to Higgins
vile Wednesday after a visit with
the family Of Judge T. A. Walker.
Gordon Graham left Thursday
evening for his ranch near Lily, Col.
for a stay of several months.
Judge Samuel Davis and James L.
Roberts, who have been holding court
this week, returned to Marshall
Thursday morning.
Mrs. c. W. Truck, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
F. Nicholson, left Thursday fol-
her home in st. Joseph
j. O. Coffin and j. r. Potts returned
Wednesday from an extended triI
to Old Mexico, They report a mos.
enjoyable trip.
Mrs. r. c. Carter returned to hei
home in Higginsville Tuesday even
ing after a visit with her son F. L
Carter, in this city.
w. V. Curtis sold Friday 70
John H. Duvall Of Kansas City, hi
cottage on Southwest Boulevard Il
Joseph c. Talbot, consideration
$3.50,
Miss Louise Dooley, who has beer
visiting her friend, Miss Lila.
Moorehead here for the past few
weeks, returned to her home in But
Ter Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Brokaw and little daugh
ter, Virginia, of st. Louis, who hayI
been visiting the family Of S. N. VII
son in this city for several weekspast
left Thursday for a trip t.
warrensburg. Mrs. S. N. Wilson &C
companied them to Warrensburg.
Wilson Brothers and Aull have solo
for G. W. Fredendall his cottage OF
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Blu Y

An Irrigated farm in the Antelope Valley Colfax
County, New Mexico.
Where-The farmer can take his calendar and mark
down what work he will do in each day for the
entire year, knowing the weather conditions will
not prevent the carrying out of his plans.
Where-The climate is as near perfect as can be found
on the Continent.
Wnere-lt only requires the planting of oats, wheat,
alfalfa and sugar beets to be assured of magnificent
crops; we have perpetual sunshine and water and
a little work is all that is required.
Where-The Sugar Beet grows best, yielding from 20
to 80 tons per acre worth $500 per ton at F. o. B.
any beet dump. The first crop of sugar beets will
pay you the original cost of your land. This is a
statistical fact. The sugar beet raiser spends his
winters in California or abroad. Why no. Join this
class?
Let us show you a place to build a home for your
sell and family, where the land increases in value while
you sleep. We have no crop failures.
Buy inor near French, New Mexico, which is To-
Gated on two railroads, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe and the FL Paso and Southwestern, giving superior
transportation facilities to the town which will soon be-
come an important trade center.
Land with water right selling from $50 to SIS per
acre on easy terms.
The best investment on Earth is Earth. Get
some of this.
The French Land Irrigation Co.
French, New Mexico.
GEO. w. KERDOLFF
Agent for Lafayette County.
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AN EXECUTION IN WALLA6AL,
Loo-HoW THE Niger KEPT
HIS HEAD.
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Wants. For Sale Etc.

FOR RENT:-Furnished rooms by day
or week. First door east of Elks'
Home, upstairs. Phone IS.
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ANOTHER BUNKo.

Tall Bohemian-Poor old Penner
was stung again. He saw an ad in a
literary magazine that stated for
81 they would tell him how to make
his poems absorbing.
Short Bohemian-And what was
the answer?
Tall Bohemian-Why, they adj
vised him to write them on blotters.
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FOR RE%NT:-Large Barn, near town,
room for two horses and vehicles
electric lights. Inquire at this office.
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E COMPLEXITIES.

"What do the letters R. S. V. P
at the bottom Of this invitation
meant" asked Mr.. Cumrox.
@Why, everybody knows that they
signify please answer"
"Great Scott This spelling re.
form is playing smash, isn't tip
Exchange.
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HIS

eThe shoemaker must be a man
particularly suited for an affinity"
'Why the shoemaker
because he naturally grayitates
towards sole mates"
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NOT A PERSONAL QUESTION
Fair But Absent-Mindsd Shopper
Simply Put Query In Embar-
RAISING Fashion.

She was at times rather absent
minded, but she was always exceed
ingly pretty. The other morning
she looked quite at her best as she
approached the counter in a certain
ironmonger's shop.
"Have you any whiskers p she
quietly asked the obliging assistant,
who hurried forward to ascertain her
wishes.
The poor fellow blushed to the
roots of his hair, and looked the very
picture of confusion.
81 beg your pardon, madam" he
at last stammered, thinking that
somehow his ears must have deceived
him.
81 came to see if you had any
whiskers?" repeated the young lady.
For the moment the assistant
thought his senses must have left
him.
Just at this juncture a half-stiied
giggle from a lad standing near the
fair customer reached her ear. Then
she saw her blunder.
ooh, of course-of course" she
quickly gasped. 81 mean e%gg-whisk-
ers. l think l ought to get a good
one for about a shilling London
TSt-Pits
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FOR SALE;-Nice hve room cot
tage and two lots well fenced, large
barn, buggy, chicken and other out
houses. Plenty of large and small
fruits and berries. Also gas range,
incubator and washing machine. See
J. +. LOOMS or w. V. Curtis.