davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Dcnticber Hatb

Dor alien eins. msin Atno: Sri trsu
UNI nahr.
eaB ni9t Die edge Osinsn Mune ent=
neil n
9on alters bsr i'm osutihen 9OIts mar
Der bohFe Rubm, getreu uno
tpa9r 81 iein.
0u bif Elm Oeutf9sg aiub. 70
oente Dranl
ROD BIT bu jung. Got 1T IS n;At 10
s9psr.
Nus sinem &nabsn aber piro Elm
ulann,
0as 9dum6su bisst Fa. bod Der
Baum niat msbr.
Sprid ia uno nsiH, NIB orsb' unO
bsutls nidsl
Mas ou berihtsI, iage tur8 uRb
ihli6tl
Nas ou gelObsit. lei biz b09iie pfliht!
8sin W0rt lei beilig. orum psrs
l9psno' Is nl1t!
gsiat ialeidt bic eiigs Ti4 ans 6sr5
beTdn,
3uerit Elm 3nsrg. Elm Risfe binienah;
Dc9 oein 6epifsn 3sigi ben
5sino Dir an,
uno cine Siimme ruff in Dir: sci
mad !"
Damn mad uno tdmpf'i IS 1T Elm
6eino bsreit;
Die g ii g in oir. tie orohet Dir Sc
fa6r.
aino! 8eutits idmpfsn tapFsr anss
3sit;
8u Oeutf@es Gir0, lei tapfsr,
treu uuo pabr!
Robert 4einid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

BRA cent Garfisl0 bate hh 5sBn
Qt6tnsrssea Buiammenseitslt pelds
au@ osm 5u empft5ien fIHo. 6sr niai
9raijssrt liz, nod ss { gusroea nir0.
Sis bsiBsn:
J.. @sri6isbs niai auf morssn, mas
eu beuie ihuH @fonal.
,. gemiihe nid1t 4nosre nit Dem,
Ipas nu iel6ii than tdnnit.
3. @sridss ME deer Gelo, ebe ou g
6aR.
a.. gauf, ME ehpas uRniisss. neil
IS biats 1T.
8. 0ohmuth maht mebr 0oiten, dls
6un9sr. Durf uHo 9alte.
s. So uno triui lisbsr 81 lUenig, ais
81 oisl.
Z. 9ihis III gu ianer. mas man
ssra thui.
8. 9sira6i, aass Ron Der guisn
Stits.
9. Sorst uiai sb,r, ais Is 3sit oas
81 lit.
10. 9iit Sa 3ornis sable 3sbn; biit
gu is6s sornia. sable bun0sri. sbs ou
iprihH oosr han0tlh.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Sin &nsdi otrfpottgte feinsn 5srrn,
neil i6m oas gHeH un0 2rinleu gu
gering uno i6lsAt mar, oas Ct in BEL
len 0auie fdnD, uno idgte sialt gu
i6m: .Wis m0dt i9 rod 10 Elm arr
msr 0irt6 isin, oaB i'd rpeOer 5lsii9
np6 Sped am galten bdtte2 Wsun
ih sinmal 6ausbolt,. oa iou's anoers
iein. Ia iolen Die 9alten inter ben
Spsdieiten, 0irfsn. 5leiih unb oers
alei6en ii6 bissen.~ Der 6err fhneist
flu; ais aber Der Gns1t nanmals
ieire sissne 6ausbdltuHg dngsfaHgsn
hci beiuAt CT ibn IND piinIht ibm
Slid oa3u, unb Der aus1i fi6rt i'm
i'm 5auie lumber. 0is nun Der 5err
unter ben 9alteR tommt. an ben man
oas oerduterte 6leiih %aufbGngt, se6t
sr as6idt. Der s6emaIias 8nebt
frost. foorum tr Iih 6iide. Der 8alten
hagse aon senua. ocB man FH niat
aardr aoBe. .@5 III nur neaen osr
Spcdieiien@, idste otr 0trr. ruuisr
neneH i.h esr @alttn tie8t nab jh an
i6ren miA uiht itoBt.@ DIR 8ns5t
fsIinrs fh uno sitI,i. Dab er itine
sorief Eberhsis iam ueut baise. SEPT
frlie *, lpds H"ause1lsea isi!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
0sisuisbsftsiVisIs
DIT g~romiaotor.

Gin 0liilliso osr Gtisaitaft maas
nit tpuiibseynfsr ggisHs Den Sra
miaatcy aao lsas Nr 8t;bt uoh ieotm
s,osI oosr nsagsre 6raesn rog. ant
pelAs osr @sigasis ttis a6ipgaislno
mi; ia. Esin, ja astR o~atuorttn mub.
cai osr Gram5aoior @spauobeii i'm
Frassg uno wsis Ct oisis 70 ~ Fglsn.
COZ ibSe @eantocr.una 91hen trreat
% In e.siss Sid ithr unisr6alisno.
8. z. e. ftasi: Sih IN immsr Hc6
10 sin .t%i1iEHHise t MsHin. iuie fonfP
- .. %aaipoEtt. Sa.- z. @inH Tu
Sin ne 6notfu2 ~ z. 9ein. - O..
60 griaR On sic Ia 1s;rRm otitss
ffrr bsearrtn.34- g u. r SSH
nsn MIR aesg Ti1 "a not l;se hhsR2
e 3sia. IT, SNT G. Dis IA sore.
Trs SN ICES iasssrpe9 - D Sa-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

llno e. bsftst bann ois Meihslpsnosn
ShiUert uHo Speer bort duf nit pia'
ger 6ano.
llHo hDebri bic jussnbIidm 2snoen
Dit BEN GErisl unD bsm N0H9sga
manb,
Dem 81 ebren sr 6srsits erruHeeH
Semen Qorbser, ben biss qiso 5iuns
gen.
3eo. SEQ. 2 hoener.
Ct. SoFspb's goHDsut, MiIpoutss,
A. San. 1910.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Bel gorauS5abIunJ DON
SO .25

lieFsrn mir irgsnb zines Der fOIssnbsH
Bidder:
/. @enpoefa.
2. Nege gum 8erbrsden.
3. 9oren5 Der Mdsner, ufn.
4. Malter.
5. Dix Nadbarn.
6. Sn Der S1Isntermiible.
z. 0oIoene 8lumen, G~riminaIros
man.
8. Der betpGhrte 6oustierurst. -
3otbeeber in allen Rrdntbeiten
Der 6austbiers, iouts in tstnem
6armbauis feblsn. 1913 SsiteH
fart. inuitrirt.
8. Grimm : gge6fter's beutf6s
omsrieantfbeg % ortsrs
Sud. iisbsr 900 Gsitsn tart. Gum
Grlernsn Der engIii9sn Sprd4s uns
entpesstih.
Sine biibIhs Frans0Ff6e griara
qfeifs nit 8srnfsinsSpiss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
AIIerbanS zImrspsiI.
Die 9bsiIung Der CRIB
9aft.

SH oas Gsbist ter mathematician
S1er3e aeh0rt fola,noe GniI6ei0ung.
0rei Qraber ba,,sn BON ihrem Batter
lieb5sbn aamssle geerbt un0 mDuten
nun an bic 51etlung bieIer eiusigsn
9intsrIadeHi6uft ssbsn. giad 6es
Baters WiueR loaie Der aelieiie bic
60lfte Der &dmesle erben, ner s cite
elm 0ritteI uno Der Saugite Elm Reuns
TEL. Wle aber i0u'v man 0ieien tebten
Bilen oes 9atsrs sur Iusfabrunq
bringsn2 Die iisb3ebn aamee.e founte
man iDeoer our9 5tuei, nod oard 0rei.
nod ourd neuH t5silenl so entHanD
Elm Streit. 81 oeden S6lihtuna
i9lieBlid Gin 9eriuiI6 Eerbeise6olf
puroe, pelder gera0e in Der Id6e mar
uHo iein 3omeel trdntte. Der Der
Mid puBte duh is9r bal0 Rat6. gr
prizes 4aob fir bic CUTE Gsleaenbeit,
einmdl 5riecen fifteen 81 tonneu, uRo
bot BEN 8rioern oes6al6 ieiu eigtnes
aamsel gum Geident an. Damn Bat
ten re, idgte er, aHi3ebn Gameele uno
toHnten nunmebr Die Sbeiluua o6ne
Strslt O%ornebmsH. 90 befam-po ben
ddt3ehn &ameelen oer 0eliste Bic
9dltts ; neun, Der 3Deite Elm 0ritteI /:
lefs, uno Der 0riits Elm Qeuntel 4:
5ipei, 3uiammsn Iieb8shn. IS bIieb
osmnad Elm aamsl i5rig. Dir Bril-
Der erblidten bierin Gin @unoer
aldb's, ne gdben benz Derpif6 6as
a6t5sbnte 9amesl. uno oieTer rift bier
mad, aaG5 %lobfngsHO, BON odnnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Nnh IL ennrifra

IN ser lluterit,umoa siusr 55bsr,u
Sd0ls tn 0av5gy9 iiglte, mis Uiy
Sen oas.i,cn gldTihier %eaiathaga.
eie'er Sa9t Gin N,hrsr an bic S&aler
SIC Nyaae. ob * lam tiReH aurltg
utnfsn ,ouns. Eivls BRETT. aeer ims
merlin Riti etnl iatimsrtH Reii w5r
Sic 4ushiait Ks 2asunftsnuaIo. Sc
Der 1tgas".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

atarsyiR. Is iR sirs Nrshstii,
cisssr sisystr al iomnen; i1 ssHuss
Sic Il iriHeamtu lanln, rei, Sis
mix malih wit ser .Ss&t olWtst.
sraHus Naa
NaH IA ms 5ie I'm Srrfsum.
isots Sino. Y Nj,isns 2osal tiu ID
nieg.l.s sssrtitR Iro agEsgAm II
ss Sa&s isns. sridsgtl-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Ntau. .Nt lsnu oir n.hi bsiAreia
zen. ME ia ait1 assr 0e 36tin. aiss
e uassgia1n.s QsrfoR aedrlsyt hlbe.
Sd fass OK - ia io1is DOT
Nsliri
Roau (tnilss0: .gesoat - Gu9
nc III gsau Sa.l
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

IN bic Stale Der 9uncie nno bic 8nd=
nabsn. "a. . b.e4 G. ld2c L. TX.
/ j. IN. , Il. 10. i p. 4r. 8 { uno z
81 lsBsH. 10 1aB ar i-5sm Straal etu rits
iises Aogl salnest Cis Geogssr gtssihucn
la cine bslgtlhe @gogR5; Is ti3ene
@sDs0s; % enc Gta5. auI SieIRa.
o-l en pooiaao % 6b.ls, - cine
Siaot IN eaileTu.ea, 5-5 3eoa,s.gi q.
DigArea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

|tuosHt @pnH0: m9D1rnm 6rinqit
Oh oenn fen ShuHerle6rltHo nit
ms MirthshaHs2"
Gt0egni Dump. HID Der arms
N.unas lolte cine FsanaHa fei mir
einiaiFren mo unttr ieinsn umitdn=
0en cine gsLo mieoer nab 6auIe
tommea!'
Spun0: ~AlR. uno2"
Nume: 81 III CT natirli6 bis
auF reiteres oa0dHiosl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

6. Sinh sic mObl tsinsn Gag BON
oieisr nntusen0 frsi2 - .. glein. -
8. 0eoeHten SR oiss INNER 81 bleis
benz " .. Sa. - 6. &0nnsn Sic
eas OsrantDorten2 - 9. Rein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Sin Ojemathsmenih.

sd habe S1rem Batter gsFagt. odB
ih obns Sic niht lebsn t6nne. tbsures
6rduleiH Qlice.@
limb mas bat CT aelntportet2"
.gr Sat iid4 erroten. Die 8eerSb
eungstoaen al sahlen."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
rnter Iriafn nmflanaen.

4r2t fBum 8esisrnnasratO: .9arF
ih bitten nm cine Aufelung ais Be
3irlsar3tl"
8elisrungsrath: n4ber ol3u
iino Sic 0om nod au irns!"
Ar3t: aSm BIN la Idon A5 Sabre
olt.~
Resisrnufsratb: Or. Of. bas ifut
mir ater leio, Damn iiaO sic ia uiel
sH dltg4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
sur auiI0iuns Der obieen 9dibielHf fols
gsaoer 4gss auseeiest :

ge esg Aaslo ana oss Beetles .snnea
nuT ioIhs teperbsr, Die ate o-.t 1~litsi.l
ri5tia 5slof gno De 4Iil6iaHssa Dis gum
5. 6sbT. 1910 suaJs alts sl5.t. in be-
trah..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
q Gordus3a6luH9 Dol
$500

gins Nellie um bic
0slt osrmitttlF bes Gtes
rsofcopss. 100 pbpto=gbromps
anTh.siarisH Der intersfuntsiten
8idge osr WtIi. bOafsin dusaefiibrt.
Dieis feinsn 9iloer I1mmt Stsr,ofcOpt
un0 nit sinsm Sa5rsans oisIsr 3eis
taus, p9rtofrei nur $685.. cine
Gtsr<oItop $500.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
prmss.psishei

Tdnl nit Gem Sc D.
,at rsHig @ruHs.
SIN screen 0ant.
ST gutter Slang.
DsRt NIT otr 5hat,
Gas IL mtin 3athl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
0m &fffuas.

Mtann Gin Der Qasipsf. .feute tab'
i6 meiuer frau ihporsn miiilen. nab
Sem Slpgiisu 5hoppen heimsuaeben.
6eEsi. trinaen sic mir alio 3aerii
zen sehnteH, Damn osn nsnntsn. Damn
ZEN aAsen RHo 70 tort. NsnH th Gen
lreiieu hak', Damn ia8en Siee mir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
20 NIaEtft ataiasaN ID

epeta ssu& a. sso 1907.
10 tn rii elssa cd.s Seiss} ssfef,ss.
rfate eHt3 elfss frceissr uva siaasn arr.
nrl1cl tenrne sstf lu 1aezea tf & ios,el.
Aetf Nrsisf uHe Sin Ara 1851. mir flr nge.
sftt &oH4ig asttarattT una ptrAttte mir
4lf faf nflNf Gegf Ntcsa1l0i are 1fI1h
ia'3iff srsgtssta4ifH - attcaats S,rr
: taitea Noi.ss eeHta8 s.Uetn9arsrt mas
wtiat Screen ACE Se.ai aas @it,U wswal
Eagss r. stuelE
tr 4 cEe1rs1 Sssts sea casana
eIa 4slN lH~ 81 l4trs aua ltl N
go nfteAt liut aso vsits AIS
Nat Nr.ff Nn1nau9N peH Nfgssfa rftts
Nene gt1ti3sa ana ifisa sR rtv4mmitfe.
Ter it@Ae itau ierrft mt@ hHrsu- ~ "a.
efesNf s2'ift NHif Ectgssast'rr rra tn
E1i Ht-t fft~ srr ter ~sgntaltefsr tat
aaea sessiica aeeN % eta e,ess sr.iat
8~a1 rs wxsfteea,t erA ~ lue-air,,-s
E1th asata efr Is ntfia1sf m,t5rn
arrf ts2zItsr aae 81 wttaT anis-a
4k2tiH nata ist tfE altft fss rsa hr-
e-m ttM NeN Hcgt Msert laA. tzAssrnf
aae iFs NaNr 'tgfs Gr1vfissa ear Sg
koEHlG MEDICINE co.
NO lake str. CRfCaGO H
Sci drptartssn - aa5rn fax
saw 30 etRt&f. q Htnfafm faF Al. 40.
ereet st.T5, . IS SAGE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Ger 9rnftifer.

a.: Nib bic STA aefant 9ir9"
g.: ga. neiBt On, lie Bat 10 elm
espiies gtpds.1
H.: -8itts oeutliherl Tride DID
in 3iffern ausl~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

@tiuder. .&0s maal 0snn Sbr
SER nit ar Sen S6lummsr..nsgg-
Gienfmd0ten. .Ga. Sic ishen
onh. auf is0en Hybt. .9lur Elm Bier
telHunNhtn! II Hbrandt er
sine nab BEN anosrn.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Rentier: .Was fam ih Osnn eegsH
bas fatale 0idperosn tbun. 6err Dots
tor24
4rst: .Gie miiHen ebsH mas tbun!s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
gsi Gcraus sdbluns DON
4t2.75

Tsins hsrsieOpiiGs gfL
her. 0as Qe6en bril- iii bar
Ftlsao. ammt sutem Stes
rspfcop. Ter Gm%pfdnser Bat Bel
risIsy qrGmis bic G~gprsBlOfsn an
3ablsn. Bortofrsi $500
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Maa i,nos @eIo nur mittelR gOa6
oS,r GrprsB 9eloann,iiuRgsn. reai6
Itrirism griefe. ootr auf milpaute,
Gbilaso ooer Rem DOrt I1utsnbe Went
Eel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
2SrGmiem
fir 1910.

Bel Hrictsr 9orausbs3abIuns lieFtrn
mir bic 3situng dui Tin Dones Sabr
uHb irgsr5 cine Der folgsRoeR Prd'
mien:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30

Rufrofuus Der Aatefer in
go. 1.
/.
siniraat maat FART.
QroIisH = 9Iier.
garIameHt
COS pir6 nit Fanf ansssdbtt.l
asins riatisen e5iHHgsH srboItes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
st. 1sbannes @naleertns.

SonDern, lDie Bit idipsre Wetteru0iie
Sdpslseno ihTe 8libe fneint 81
Dden,
eb' re nisoeridbrt in ~grauisn Sdld
Gag 6 britbsub iibsg Mann unb Roi
zen.
Nnr Der 5ufi6las unS Der muffsu
gr5
3islisn roubs 3risIpraa. bic Ous
Ser3
Ginss Rsiiersmauns nod ME OsrorOi
zen.
3ur6 bic Straben BON 5lOrsn3. Der
Sh0Hsn,
3itt bic S6aar: in bunosrtialt'ss gen
G6Ius smpor bic 5ro6li6isii Oss 9ss
bens,
I'm bic Better, bob raaiat re Osrss=
bens.
abHt bic Msas, nnbsii2 - GrnItsr
ipsrDen
SIRE iurs nod irsuoigeu @sbsrosn,
uno .oarum if fhneq Gin ioriheno
8dH8eR
SH 70 mandem Huge oufsesaagsu2-
JDrfhsn0, fDis is langiam oorparts
ridden,
Gpdb'n bic @siter lelbit init lAdrieH
8lidtn.
9Die aus isinem tidi6suRinaeH. sb er
Nuf biz 9euis risosridhri. otr 9aber.
plDbIia, peldf Gin Nsbruf aus oer
Wafsi
RdheIn0 jdei BIZ 5Aaar ourd Ulartt
unp Sale
limb auf einen Wiann nuu iraibt Ibt
6eben;
2auslos torrl bic Mlsnge Dor ents
iesen.
I'D, gu balD nur 1T ba8 IBID trrsidtl
Dor Sobunnss bodgd9pung'ns m
SNer
Rrimmi. gum blobsn esianom fat
erblfihi,
Cid Gin Wleni9 i'm Giaubs. jung
iuie Ct.
Refine 6anb srbsbi flo I'M @sordnae
Cir ben Singing, uHD BOD front
bic Ulenae
Brett umbsr uu0 ilatbsi INNER
b~rtiter,
6unbsrt Aopfs pobl duf eiuen 8siisr.
unb ltin U}uuO eriabusi iih 81 fro
gen
Rad BEN Hsht gu ioIdsm 1bun un0
WoaeH.
Was pObl bat Der arms osnn Der
brodta2
uno 1T ibm oaB llrtbsil ihoH as
fproasH2
.3sussH", i5n,t Jet Sobaunsb'
Etimme
Beisrlih. .isio 5br mir @tnoNsn,
Das ss bisIey III. Der mir i'm 0rimms
BliHoss Mulh oes 9rubsrs 8lal Dtr
gonsn.
0iht neil Islbit oas 8lui In SAB mir
isotl.
Rdhe ntbm' ih. neil % pflibt &c
bielef.
Dor BIS Ssnisiis i6%r,dsnOoasy
@daptle
@iB' b,r @a6rbeit 3susnib. goros
aeieasl
ilHb bsfsuut Dsiuc 5dulo. b,tsuns.
DAB I'D Did Hah GeiHev 2bat be
nsnHs!"
samenl ..." baudisn ba nit Gitrbs
btheH
Dsk @%srisbmitn gippu. uno srasbsu
Arsu3i Il oann. bea 1oogSiireids gs
pdrtig.
@uf bsr 8ruH Die 9dnos. iitltsierlg.
Sisfs Stnsl btnH iebi muB sr 5iIttn
Stner Gpfet, esT 8iut fir 8lut iou
iriutsn
unb mis- 9oi,m gaits ioa esr
ipiidgn,
DOh hs Bidders Urn min piobIih
iiuien.
0uHosrn iabi oas @olt iafel 0is @s
idbrttn
Wtld' elm ugasS. rdibislbaii' 9s
GiuHfHl ~
I'm bic Siirus 3udi'9 ibm lpi, 9s
iiuntn
Sea bes Mtmtu Dual rod sroBtr
tpfyDn2
zeotsarait III ubtr sootsi@mu3m.
Raid ben Eoos6liob Dem bduera
Ast3sn.
"a, 81 Tmni auf anosyts 9,sinur;
Cine Siimmt tnolih un6 pou
Gega
0ci T6 fix BEN SAuloiatu trhoben.
une bsipesi laaiai Gualbtrt Tor iuneu
Sdakruo bss. Der Qoroey aui Sic
@l.sf
Gb IS ieynts Bauo'rt. cb as sidt
gneiit itres rdtuiits Giita.
Gas 0ss Gdala ana anait ibu ion
eniltIhfn
Gber. febe. TT 5tassnsn mjlotB
Auasn nur. MT 1bgantu dratiiniea.
Den mir alt tts anfe Wlas btlst
oiaia.
Gpridt S~oaanuts .,He asr TiA
g~etibsioi9t.
Wie iout Stipts @aift Il ntat
psiftri
EAarr.A ~ ....r..r . 49,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Bel @oraus3ablung Don 81
4f2 so

gonftiR's 5~aRo6ud bsA
naBli6ea amp 5d denats
las Der 0slt. ll,6tr 440 Soften
tart mn snibdl! gsisgIihs 8eFims
munssn. G~oniulats, Sins un0 anoere
9a5sIsH. Rscspts, 9oitssIsss. Qan0-
forien dc.
Die ,Gters un0 @artens
5cus 2sitans" srIheint nShents
lib uou y SIG % Ssitsn tart unb in
anertnnt zines Ter 5sitsu Ionbpirtbs
IhafsliatH gldttsg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-30
Bel DEMONSTRATING Dol
b2 35

grd6tige, patsntirts, Derfsubare.
ltablerne Saesre. 2%aOenprsis: $1.76.
, 1910-08-25
When Prominent Men Go . Fishing

The world seems rather large, taking a general view of it, but now
and then something happens to make us feel how small it is, after all
John F. Wallace, of New York city, was registered at the Hotel Wolf
Monday. There was nothing startling about that, as Mr.. Wallace
was here to enjoy some of our remarkable trout fishing. as many other
men have done and will do, in time to come. But when it is known
that Mr.. Wallace was for several years Engineer in charge" of the
Panama Canal, and the itimate friend of both Roosevelt and Taft,
and that he drew the magnificent salary of $4,000 per year for his
services from the government, and when it is learned that he resigned
that position to accept another, that had been open to him for several
years, a: the still greater salary of 100000 per year. then we begin to
sit up and take notice. Mr.. Wallace was here fishing" he said, but
that word fishing" may cover a multitude of other intentions. In
view of the fact that Mr.. Wallace was at the head of the party that
recently looked up a route, thru Wyoming, for the Denver, Laramie
d North western road, and also in view of the the fact that he is the
President of the Electric Plant Company of New York, and connect
ed with the Northern Colorado Power Company, it would seem right
and proper that he should go FISHING" in the Saratoga valley. Be-
cause it is very evident that this valley presents the greatest possibiL
iy extent for the construction of an empire that will 1ivalthat of any
in the world. Just the same, if this valley is not the scene of remark
able industrial activity, inside of the next Twelve months, then all
signs will have failed utterly.
, 1910-08-25
Work of Vandals

Prof. F. R. Charles returned
Saturday from his camping trip
with q. d. Buchanan TO Elk
Mountain. They climbed to the
summit and had a most excellent
view of the country, east, west,
north and south, from the top.
Prof. Charles says some vandal or
some souvenir fiend, has mutila-
TED the Government bench mark,
placed there 10 mark the the ele-
walton, until the figures cannot be
read. This mutilation would cost
some man a pretty penny should
the government ever find out who
did the work.
, 1910-08-25
The Direct Primary Law

After earnest consideration of the workings of the direct primary
law in other states, as antdote for politicians and political ills, we have
come to the conclusion that it is more or less of a failure, probably
more. 1t entails from the humblest Office to he greatest a twofold
campaign with its consequent worries, suspense and last but not least,
expense, which the salary or compensation therefore, is entirely mad
equate to meet, therefore deiTiving The poor mar of any chance of &C
cepting a nomination, that his talents, his fitness, and his popularity
enttle him to-, while the wel-todo man stands appalled, at the time
and pecunisry sacrifices demanded of him and refuses to accept. The
professional politician may see a n opportunity to grasp some ofthe
political slush fund, and i, will be those people with plenty of money
to carry on two campaigns, and who are looking for the glory and
honor of an endorsement by the people, who will predominant politics,
Office high up, those people which may not be the beet fitted to safe
guard the interest of the people.-Kemmerer Camera.
break loose. Some morning they will wake up and find that they
have broken loose in the night.
Albany County is notified that if it does not at once repair it's
bridge across the North Platte river, up near the mouth of Douglas
creek, that it viii. lose its right of way. Ten years is the limit for the
non-use of a bridge.
Land is beginning to change hands here. 1t is encouraging to see
men who have sold out and left the country, or who have sold and re.
manned out of business here, again investing in ranch property deeper
than ever before. There is a reason for this, and it is because the
lands here present the best opportunity for a large and quick return
of any place in the West.
The editor of this paper has known Judge Craig Ultimately for the
past twenty five years, both as a attorney and al a judge on the
bench. He has never known him to do a dishonest, or a disreputable
thing in all that time, and we believe that if he is nominated and
elected Judge of the Third Judicial District for another term, that he
will discharge the duties of that responsible position in the same hon.
CRADLE manner in which he has for the past thirteen years.
, 1910-08-25
Saratoga Chips

the past week.
Bob Hopkins came in from Sage
creek last week.
A. brother A. A. Kirlin is here ON a
visit to the family.
Hon. F. A. Hadsell was a visitor
from Rawlins Sunday.
H.. c.. Panlson was over from his
basin ranch this week.
Emile G. Lemoine was in town this
week from Oberg pass.
o. E. Ekdahl and brother were in
from Lake creek Saturday.
j.. A. Schoonjans was in from his
Pass creek ranch yesterday.
C. A. Cook and Charles Mckay
came down from Brush creek yester-
day.
Richard Savage, wife and daught-
ers left Monday after a weeks outing
here.
Homer France wal over from Raw
Inns Sunday morning to spend the
day.
d. F. Crout came down from Down
ington this morning on a short b'isin-
ess trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mowry and
Earl Mowry were down from the
ranch yesterday.
Isaac Wagner left Monday for
Cheyenne where he will attend the
celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullivan and
daughter, Miss Margaret, were shop
ping here Saturday.
John Deal, Of Springfield, an old
classmate of Dean Plaster. arrived
here today on a short vacation.
Lee Wilcox, who has been attend
ing business college in Lincoln Neb.,
returned home Sunday.
F. 81. Lyons has built a house on
his homestead on Spring creek and
has moved his family there.
Hon. G.. NJ Winkleman and L. NJ.
Fishback passed thru here Sunday
on their way to Encampment.
Angus England, who was home
for a weeks visit with his mother and
friends. returned to the ranch Sunday.
Mr.. Pearson is expecting his mother
and sister and Mrs. Pearson a brother
from Mountain Home Ida, on a visit
soon.
c. F. Carnine, a lawyer of Denver,
arrived here on a visit to his sister
and brothsr-in-law Rev. and Mrs. L.
X. Smith.
Judge David H. Craig was over
from Rawlins yesterday. The Sun
was favored with a pleasant social
call.
Lawson Sanford Of New York CITY
and George McDonough, of Omaha,
were here Tuesday on an inspection
trip.
Charles England, of S~waledale,
Iowa, arrived here Saturday and is
stopping with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Albro.
Father Conrath, who had been here
to attend the obsequies of Albert
Walter, returned to his home in Raw
Inns on Saturday mornings train.
/. G. Miller and wife we're over from
Rawlins Sunday in Mrs. MiIler's
Chalmers Detroit. Leland Smile,
and his mother returned with them
z. S. Miner and daughter, Miss
Lura Miner, of Fit. Collins, are wishing
al the home of of Mr.. and Mrs. j F.
Crawford this week
Dave Logan, book keeper for Cos
Rrif Sheep Company at Fl. Steele,
came up Tuesday III a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White left
yesterday morning Tor Stuart, Iowa,
where they will visit Mr.. Whites
mother for some weeks.
Ex-Mayor Euglehart, of Encamp.
ment and Miss b 'hn, proprietress of