davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

tise Steinm1fen firo p~easurGumen u
INNER nod fiHosn 4bfarse fidtt
our9 pelfx bic Ulonnf6diien in 81.
fabr eebradf perDen. 4ud III oei
@erDefunssssruh f&ier unsrtrdeIid
uHo maft bic Nrbeii nabe5u unmos'
lid.
5n Dislsn 5tdbien uub .Eopns'
ss Gtddiss mir0 Bel ben sSriib.
labrsiDoblen aber bic Grooe Bel
Shantpirthihaftsn ~aboenimmf nsr,
Den. 60 habsH bic .AHfiialubn sQeu.
Z. mslte in 5prinsfitIb Dor 2
SabreH asfdlaaen fpurDen, cine Wie,
oerunisrbrsituHs 0ider 5raes Bel ben
Staoipahl in 4pril burfgeiett un1
Gin @leidss gelhob in guIasli, Gar.
liH0ias. Rem Canton, GanDiae. Gin.
coin. SibleD, 6arbol, Hotomis, 9it.,
Zen Douglas. Woro, MSaniio, genlo,
6obsrp. SlitAfieio, determination,
6aoona, Bath. Stapnion, Rui60ile,
Sofmer. Ct. 9eiers, Fremont, Rod
s5sloGo. Ufolins, MoHmouih gonfon,
5rssport. gisin. AltamoH.. Nurora,
Wau;tgon uno 5oiid. Die .QaNen"
1eiften 8stttiouen Elm in g0ris, De-
caiur. 8oeicro. Champaign. Clinton,
8elOeosFe, Skl6pmls. Wlaion Gi.p,
garmi. 3eaalb, 6aIss6urg. Barton
uno 0anoolic
Rdubr fprengieH ben Gi1ers
bsitsihraHt Der Ban gleaps BaHt al
Blue WDuno uno snttameR NIT
$500 in gaar.
Sin 5susr 5erit6rts in u n n a
bas Gsbduoe osr pima @rocerD Co."
nit aaem 5nbali. Die 5irmd Donte
am /. Wdr3 0as 8ei1dft auiqsben.
Weil isine Grau i'm nit einem
neitersn S0bnfsn anitott zines ers
boflttn 106iu6sns bsftsntt bate,
ma@ie in 81 odforo Der Qrbeiisr s.
GiaIsl eirsr SslbfmorDostuf. Die
anssl 5,rThmsiiegts i'm a6sr nur bic
9iuH.abe.
1is Gtaot Baua 1T in Dun
lsl6sit ae6im iriolee zines S.reils
Der .Sngsniuats. @lectrifer uHo 9ra9is
fpanner. fre8sn 9srmeiRrung ibrer
1oroerunQ bar,fIs bobersr qobus uHo
WieosrdnietluRg 3psisr entlahensr
4nasiisaisH. Da bic @eisaidaft uidt
eeuiat lit. neosr oos cine nod oas
aHetu 3u ihun, niro bic DuHtelbet
pobl sinise 3eit aHoauern.
DER WlalhiHenrdum i'm Stats
3%utft6auie su solicit puros ourd
Elm 8suer serft0ri. tpsthss aud bic
8reftaElags tsiAdbigtt.
9H GomdrosDtlls murbsn
bic aShrdr36dR0sr" 6raHi Sieola,
Sol. 0dla3ouo uno 8. gionbo ihuls
big 6sfunogH, BON Dem friibereH Biz
eermsiaer eumagti ourh 8robuuseR
Gelo gu srpuFM periutt gu babeH u.
81 3uttbausfraie bon ] bis 20 Sab
rsH Tauer psruribeili.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
eine NiHe.

mir eria5tn frsnnSli5H Gle isns
a5cnusas,H. nellie mi: esr 9sSahI1ns
unTsrss 9lasiss IN Rathauss Fuo,
esh ben i6lissn 9etras r0siihR Bah
sinsuTtuotH. Sci ar ssssapSrsis
sergF1snssn @eissaapR5t;s pirs man
sisit Bite sspib bssTsiF.i4 iiassa
ms rir spiisF. saB OK 9tiysifmosn
sszis.bsH aud pronps IND testitpils
lisa sntirrshen rsrSsR. Sis sripas
rsH urs eanH Sci. ard Sen. ncmii
BE SsHoars oca 5t5uuassn 5tr-
saass r. Scr IN 8ps;fsi IL User
zen GstauF Sss gscznszezss. usss
ssa sslssa gsssssssisl Ras:ssa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

Sinh in Rem Yort uRo al IsinsRgOrs
ltaotsn nit ant Stern gu periOroen.
Die STR bsfinoen Ii4 felt Rem Mdrs
borigen Sdbres in Dem Gpeifsr uno
Is befinoen Iih bort aud 100000
YfunD @eFliigel, bic felt Qpril 1908
bort dufgeipeihert parsn. 800 8ls9s
biihien nit nfliiHigen~ @iern ipuroen
bon ben 8uneesinipectoren ais uns
brdudbar bei6lagRabmt. Ssn Der
Serfen it nsAnIaee Don emit C
So. iDurbsn 100000 9funo Beef"
10000 gfuno 0efliigc. uno cine eroBs
Qudntitdt anbersr 5leiIhTorten anfge=
fpei6ert gsfunOen. gum Gbeil lit bas
5leif9 f9on felt 9lpril porigen Subres
ouf Eager. Die SurD bpfft. bic n0s
tbiaen 9epeile fir cine MntIoge auf
@erinp0rung sur 6irirung Der preiis
mittsls Der aahIipeidsr gu finosn.
Rem DOrt. - Der Staat 9ep
Yort BAT einsn 9sgislaturz 9 tonbdl
eriten Ranges. Bot mebreren @ohen
erbob Der SENATOR @oneer bic Qntlus
&c, ods QsgisIaturmitslieosr 8sftea=
ungen aneenommen BADEN, nm ben
gorpOrationen giinItise Bills 81 for
bern ODER unsiinftige Bills gu untsrs
oriiden. Sect srbOb er bic fpsciene
4utIaee, oob in ieinsr @egenpart Der
Senator @1is am %. @pril 1901 bic
Summe BON tdufenb Dollars erbielt,
nm cine gentle 9ia Bel ieite 81 Idle
ben. Die llHteriununs pirb natiirs
lib niht ausbleiben unb es nGre
ourhaus niht iiberraIhenb, tpenR
nod oHbere Beiiehungen outage ia
men.-ungsahtst oes umitaRoes, baB
Der 5leidconIum tdgli9 Suriidgeht,
fteigen bic JleiihpreiIe in @roB
Rem Dort ftetig. Sn ben S6IG6s
terIdoen auF Der OItIeits, Tpeciea in
Gem S~tdotpisrtel, in ipslhem bic ar
men Qeuie pobnen. piro ieBt gang of
fen Yferoefleiid f~eilgebOten @. 6siz
ifer duf Der Deitfsits psrlaueen iebt
fir ibr 5leii6 8 Gents mebr oos
gfuno, aIs I'M 8ehenbe in 2onoon,
no bic FsinTe 4unpiddft III, fir bic
Ielben Stiide uno oieielbeQ udlitdt be-
sabIt pirn, uHD omar fir americans
ffes 6leiih, oas in Chicago angetauft
fuiro. = Die S6uloen non 6ist e
Robinfon, psthe in Rem gorf. gos
ton. gbicaeo nm WpresTter 8uutge=
fnafte befriebsn uno D. 80. pertrddtsn,
Ino 3polf MiIionen Dollars. Die BE-
ftGnoe psroen auf eff Wiiaionen 0erz
ani6algt. ~ Sine $40, 0OOz8anfnnte.
biz sr 0uf elmer gart osponirsn Ioltt,
Sat Elm 8ontbote elner q Yors
Ter Mdtlsrfirma auf mpitsriTs Rel
fs perloreu. Der 9urihe 1T in Daft.
gonnscticut. - Tlit eiHem
S6aoen BON iiber 100000 fielen in
Sat 5artforO cine 9drass, sin
6plsboF, 4 SenementbGnfsr, einSffics=
asbduoe uno mebrers onosre tlsintrs
6Guier elmer ~JeuersbruHft gum Spfer.
Detdnare. - Sn 9Ooer ers
lilten bic 4 fleiueR 9inoer non Nm.
Sdtum bel sinsm Jsusr. oas biz 0ohs
nuas hires 9roBoatsrs serf0rts. ZEN
6Idmmentoo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

6egtn SdlafIofigtsit.
Dor osm S6Iafsnssbsn beFsuhts ma
Die 6dIFte zines 6anotuhss nit
friihsm. tuItsn MaHsr. lsse Is
10 in Den BADEN, Odb e sugIeiG bic
9dlfts oss 6iHtsrtopfss beasdt uno
ihlage oarouF. I'm Die lhRslle @ers
ounituHa Oss 0aHers 81 pers
bitten. Die trotsns 61Ifts Oss 6anos
tuhss barber. Sisrour9 miro oas
gsbirn erfriIht uuo Elm ssimnosrsr
ShIaF berporssbradt. ais oura mars
totiihe Wsittel bepirit peroen fam.
0iro Die S6lafIcFgtsit hura aopfs
fue6 pgranldBs, 70 taude man Gin
6aaotua in talks BaFsr, pinosi e
aus. 70 oaB Is nur fsuat il, i6IGst
Is nm osa 2ei5. Ieat Elm slueites trodez
nss SaRoiua uno oorauf Elm nonsnes
Suh fen barber.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
0notnsta.

Die 6ampdane I'm sSntersNs sia
ner Agnosruna oer @erfoHung olsles
Ssaates in esm SiHns. naB bic @srs
i~sIlung nna err gsertauf 9eTauideus
Der @ttrdu,e i~nusrhalb osr Stats
Qrsnstn pouitduoia oerboien peroen,
nuroy III south 9tno onrh 20
Observation-Disclosures %evnffRst. Die
9nti Salorn 9isd 1T eamii bsitdf
iist. tjns 6hnlite Aaitdtion 1T allen
beosutsnoen Sta0tsg i'm saH3s1 Slaas
.s 81 tuiialtsE.
3n Il 7aHsbflle fon sBi 5um
Goitsnpy,jit son 81 600 bic iut
lorssg Set tsnstbiaN Bride ahr oeu
Cb.c Mtsut us-oeu.
Su NnofaRopeIis eritob
osr MtH1y 0cmev g. Goge feline
ShresNuatssy Seuifa E. 0sogse.
i&eb is.at esu ibn sttonni lsnsnoe
@atiiu ouyt ssa 8opf uES iosis in
NsnH is.tf t.re i6esli6s 9ussl IN SH
8sgi.
ST. @ctttonn pase sia
Sahupsrl. il sm re- Der 4oSab,e cite
@itbsSneits Ss 1ids ccn NocHer.
g ittn as hre altkt @ruoeg stos
MAKO Hno xs is Sabre olH Reln
Ncnss t~efsHeen. eca uas1n Snsc ss
ircfita ure se 8 SnieiTsH raresn
tootsiA Ng.s
y. VIC q. 8aSusuc q. Gus
hrs Etisngs 0opevtt garste ic
urs.ut.it trE Srepss Asnce. ooB e
car Ng Stale isei nor.
" cauRgtlis wurN sss
FlhrmarH Seaa Snsys ~eSrhdfist TT
.st st- Ar.er. siat aauss Ansaa
Srarss areslssi IA h0tL SarHn;ty
1uE tirgu. * 2. 20. Sss Stsauee ssg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
@no-pnkntu.

Bel sinem groaet i'm Campbell
6otd in 9saa aerie,hsn 100 Riats
nui0R s4rbsjssr in eebm5efsabr. snt=
lamsn isoeA ale unperIebt. Die 90
islbsiiber bsbaupisn. odb Der 9rdua
nit abijbt ss.esi l2uros, um Die 9suts
su toossn @.
Sn Mttntu miro lei Der
Srubi0hrsrpabl uber ginfuhrune elmer
Staos0erpdliaHe mad BEN 6ommi
i~iouSplane abssiimmt peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
rO-Duhot

~ 0as C6srnaaisari4t Sat bos
lpeaen grmorolMa e:ues 6eimedttea
inbsrs 0amen 5ebnIoR iiber 3ob. 8.
Jloob 0erhinate 8ooesurtbeil umaez
itoBsn uu0 noah asT pure 1ehRiedlis
Ia IN bin eiFsn astsn BroetB bsipils
.ist CD.
FL untr 4nlla8e Der sd hUnq iii
Il. u. Ra6eers. BrdTeeHi 0tr uns
ldnsii psyigaaten PEOPLES State
@dat@ tn Qotetu. perhaftet porOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
YaIhtnnn.

Dds Cterfoaisgtriht BAT bic
guti6siouHg Ger unterigiidn3 in eem
Faae lss ber@s-untRmn8 con $6S5.
GEO Slaatssslotrn iibtrfl6tien friibea
rem Siaatsi tsbmeihers u. bauteroiten
1%a6rieauteH uro 5inarcitrs Tronf y.
@lasier BON Gbeltea ~beItdiiai uno
8idstr WieR In 9dnftug 1trurs
tfsIs.t beH T~efrauoonisn 81 uidt nee
niger ais g uRo niat mebr ais 10
1ohen 9n1lhaus. Ger Gtaat bat
100000 pom Gauiipns Capitalization
m%ridubalien urb aif oieielbs Weiie
abcfis man ieeiisre 100000 5uriid
~W6elpmmsu. eer Rei 1T 3pt, yllos
0erioren.
@eneralarpelt 9iro Sat NIT Der
D9ih. Central @o6n te}asliA Ger
9Yoredura oss Staais cen $4,000.
coo an radhaubi1sn S,suerp elmer
Ge1asiA abNkbloNsR. wcnah 0isie
fpratruu8 NIT eiusm aripruh oer
91fe aaf 6 Wliliousu cd osnerldB
meatu 6ui8ig6ans i1res Charters uuf
@ruao pge . Gents S06yraltns@s
tbes fcnpeHHri Miro uno bic 9abn
eeu Siaai itiue Qrotsbioitn .m De.
ass pen S125000 triebt. Dcs Nb
lomUsn tsoari iteoh 81 itinsy Sill
fi1leii eeH Der 9uiiiWmuH9 Ger Vii.
ai.o1sH gommiNion.
@Ia 9ohf9laer GOT Er. 6p. Il.
2aomas. otFgn legmiu a61el1Ufra
rar. Sd esr Nihege @toai3itHdiQr Nr.
.Sas. Il. Ramr aus q dbtfon pou
9aaa 8orrT sum 4siRiieo ser
aatliteu @sNMoiaun0 set9oroe eys
renu, Worosn.
Gin 9t,htsy tn Charlotte
foisS cine S6ulclldQe Der Saisrnat.
0arasnsr Sc" alb. peiI bic @eit0.
aafi BIZ imGsrute ittbe. elm .Eguit'
an fem. crit eas @easutbsf bereiisu
mife. ehs re sius alast Dor ibm psy.
hanosln Tonne.
Ran 0cramau. Elm iunesr 6lert
III Aadio on. oet uttriIhrt purN.
ouytb i~insirie -Stgrar5seauo 9riefs
oerfuht 81 habsn $4,000 ron 8. q.
8leemiitlo. eiutR ooytiaeu Banter,
81 erpysNen. pasoe 3u 10 5abrsn Cor
t%eetions0auS ptgurtbtili. - Rorris s..
9sanh. Elm bisNser 9ouimaRn uno
irahsrss ge3iS.dturWitslieo, pusoe
lei eintm 9lS,iyenntR ron ejrtm Nisys
e underground uH0 ge.6oist
Eds Gysden zines Rgmcrs ain
erem foyeeVsar9 III Mr Sout6 Qear.
ap egnte M Calumet geruriaA
K ZEN 1co oer @tra,tu.s Sci. Stoon.
@@<e 19Qnos uuo Sebu @ab. @isy
&nasge pusoyH idartr cer,sSt.
S4o0o0Q StaoeH ubs.s tia
&g5fe. -. osr Nriest or .Cuais
s.elsr &C.. W San Git0
- eee0 GHlnar ~ scs siriety
e|cut.fn Fraa Soitpbint
tcf uro Sam eiHsn er,
smsroeeviab mahts.
,egs #a1 ~ Wuot i@u,
stgsa5eu uUo SIT IL bis 80 Sab.
Esg Nracsvtii.
IN 9luStesor wagoe Gui.
aHetticr Nr Veciuti bate ieius 81.
iassfn GlitFR 80 otylf'itn els stiitss'
trsn' stfanNa uEe urerGvtcli uetS.
tcfeiee.
3g Rene rnrse q u. g20.tsg.
GIN 0iaaH;es Ngadnalt- vcn Goss
atta llt zen tnsm SuN .ees.sl
shffa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

Eos -iasmtgs SniN,ui pcr
@tett Geurtp eat Seit'dHt en-.
NaemDsn. III wsitsH osr Sens.i az
9ta f.Uf3 asa anotEs 8assurs ft.
tel mart esgarthti.i uHo eyl.,,. rivo.
~ Sarmts tSueH ess He5t. fh rit,
esniflssn &eiisa ga e~sgittioisea mi.
rs TIN e arRsyiffsa RusssR. Gts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
ttsetofe

SiFriss 9aeas2sutsz IN isss7 &
nsinet Satt gomui7i1R FIX q
Iaust. liar tEsibs iofor. 1esss reis
ssEtE 9ni0gzziisz-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

DtreetoreH:
8. 9. Qeiit, Sreberid 6afen.
$50. D. gdn 0pfe, 8. %. SalI.
Qotrid Gnoatn, @uiau @. gaba,
Silper 6. Nuuer, Senrg %. Shomplou,
u. U. 6ouehtou, Charles S6reiber,
Slaae D. Ablsr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
7Mtn1.e[otn.

- lin nsr tire. GoHisrsn5 3;r
@silsguno MT .n;rsr aHtauerHa,r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All ltanes 20 brln'
gen. Faitsu Ysrir.tsi osr g bgafttsi.
lung osr .@m. decoration Of eabor~
cine GonfereH8 NIT 8ogo. GsrbdrOt.
Ter Goucernsur srtldrte Fb bsreit,
I'D NIT Der gabncommiFion. 3neds
u~ebsrnabms nes 8ermitteramtss in
0sr6irburg 81 lsbsn. Mie bic fdoti=
Iten @erpaltung Don minneapolis Il.
q. PAUL berintsn. fiHo bic Grdhtperz
bdltni6e nod nett enifernt POM Horz
malem Stano.
~ Nus einem Erdrm erlpdheno, in
psltsm fs ibrsn Satin ais eei6e gee
iehen bate. besab ii6 6rau Mattb.
6euties in Srtonbilts Hah Der
oortigsH 9~rafonlaas. mo ibr @atte
als,Sn9snisur angeItsat mar. 0ort am
selaHgt fanb fs Die sroBen 9pnamos
infolgs 8ursidlufss fuHteniprubsno
uuo ibrsn @otten ais 3,rmalmts 9gi6e
uHter elmer Wloihint lie8eno. Sic
.Iblsppte bic 2eide 6sraus. pobei lire
Gleicer enrd bic 6uultu in brano ges
rist6en. 0nf ibr 6ilitgsidrei tameu
9oli3iiien uno l5iftn bic 5lammen.
pei Der GHlelsiiunl dnss Rpr-
t6ern Qacifts qaFo9ier3uges al uoe
itir5un 2 Wasaans cen 9ahHnamm
bira6. lpobei II ~grfonsn rerlebt MUIR
BEN, 9 oa1on leRusssfdbrIih.
Der 5armsr %. 5. Me8onalo
gu matter eriAob hort Soparo
Ger.ou, pgrtarrieaoir.e Ib oonn in
itinsm 6auIs uno bsgias SeIbHmoro
our6 Srihtben
@m. 3ud6sim, Elm 35idbriger
Normer su9 arter89rairi err
idoB. 3irsiiellos in eiRsm 4RFaas BON
Wabninn. ieine 6rau uro 4 9inosr
uno beainl cann SelbItmoro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
M..laa .saa Il

Wir trlsnnsn mauasu fgaier ui61
ipitssg. 70 is9g - ssssa pts gas pts,
knetsk
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
se.e7l.s5a.ls
gsrbinbti4tsitsn
se.671.25e.1s

Beamte NIB Dtrectoren.
:. a. 9. 9ombarb, grdh5snt; grons
Niih, 8iee YI0hoeut, ISM. W. Ron,
eaiisrer- 5. 6. 9terce. &bas Rau, Or.
Nbteomb, s. Q. Srisub,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

|
Be dnoe.
Mnleiben unb Giscontos $50. $8, sos 29s. 80
Der. Staaten 2 4reeent gonbs. 617 O0O.O 90
8y1ntien anf Ser. ct. Bpnos 100000
2lnoere Sonhs ais 9iherbet
tlr Bnnbesoepolitsn 100. OOO.OO
Anoere Son6s. 90, 8S9. "a
S0uig pom Ser.
Ct. S@atamt 3 S4751.OO
Fduig .. 8aHten 1856 94. 05
Boar an 9onh $40, 669. Il
- 2.039. el4 90
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

SourudlzR sps So. Serf0rts. qls Be-
neggruHo fir Die 9rdnoitiFtunger CAB
Srers an. oaB IS ibn @srgniisen ses
madt babe, bic 6suerDebrpierOe 0as
biurdisn 81 lebsn. Die BON gneTs an
selegtn 8rdnoe baben gigentbum i'm
Mertb BON tina $500, 900 pernihtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13

61rmr uno gis58Iassr fsisH btre6
tigt. lire probucts hem Wartte 81
ent5isbsn. bis bic 9a6frass 0oH09
DisDu 70 erob 1T, Nb fe auf cine
GHtIhdoisuHs Fir lire 4rbeit re6z
neH t0HHen. 1erner miro BE CAB
sier Der groBsn Sdlatfbuus irmen
nerurtbsilt. pelhe bic eeseHpdriise
Sitscti0n 81 ihrem g0rtheiI aasbsus
ten.
- 81 gIedrQotef oa cine aiz
bsH3udsrfarrit eebou. ner0en. oa zine
eenissnoe An3dbl 5armsr oortiger
0egeno iih perpFEihia baben, eth be-
itimmtss AreaI nit auben 81 be-
pfiaH8eH.
S6ren 100. 0eburistas begging
am a. BIS. 6sau Smith DAMON IN
GeHtrol Cir.
- 4ls balbDsr6rdnnte 2dhe ipnroe
Der oasiHbauienbs 4gsr 8ogers IN ieis
nsr5ormuo1nung nabe 1iffia auf=
eefunosn. 9ffsn6ar mar cine SamPe
umgsitur5t unb srplooirt.
Bel Der 8ernabme Don &spordz'
turen an Der MoIdtmris in otr IN
ldge Der Dts Moinss gabinst 81.
puroe TER Sngenisur 5hos. garis BON
elmer nit fur6tbarer ShHeqigtsit %
tirsnosn Msns erfaBt uno buditdb-
lid srfebt. - IN 8srlesuHssn, bic er
0ur9 sirsn Gaa nuf @Iattsis srlitten
bate, ltarb Ser aauimdnn Sas. 8.
MSaion oabisr. De- 81 Sabre dlts
Nfb. gnifrib. Elm dlir bieiigsr Ans
iieDlsr, eerieth auF osm Rod 5slan0z
9abn6of in Sat Dts Dloines 3nis
iteu 2 RaHgirlocomotioeu uHo nuros
al tooe ssquetihi.
gu Wt. 8Isddnt Dnroe
Der in @alesbur9 fpobnbafte 6radt=
c~oHouctsur Sphn Dunn BON eiHem
,3u9s absrfa1ren uno 3~sritidslt.
IN Der Rdbs Don 9 urliuas
I Q i6erighr II. 3al rem @arus0s
r7en ~ ; ,hr Ter ,1sbu 6 6slta-o
d b frsG ihf 9e,rlsgunas hi. re
afO orau' fsiH 1oo 5rr SofS TIN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-13
8ertnt aber ben @eifano
DIT
.iIwauiee glatiOnal 8anl

bon YNfsfonN ana
gIm S9Ius bss @eidafts am 81. San. 1910
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-23
By Sewe11 Ford
Drawing by James Montgomery Flagg

would have it, something went wrong with the propeller
shaft. The yacht way up off the coast of Maine at
the time and the place where it safe
they stays there three whole days. while the thinkers
things up below and the folks yawn their heads off.
All but Mile She got so desp'rate she rowed ashore
all by herself. Accordin to her description, that must
have been perfectly punk little island 1t all rock,
except in few spots where there scrub bushes
and NANCY grass. PUNK in the middle old shack
of house surrounded by lobster pots and racks of cod
fish spread out dry and she says it the sneest
scenery she'd ever got real close to-
But Mildred was the yacht and all the stupid
folks it: she wanders to wndward of the worst
SMELLS plants herself the 1atteSt rock she find
and prepares read That her pose when she looks up
and discovers this male party with the kissed locks
and the dreamy eyes stann there gain her
TT wasn't Adonis that 1 called him., says Mildred.
"Who that stunning old Greek that we had the
bust of in the school library Madge?"
"Hermes?" says Marjorie.
That's it, says Mildred He was perfect
Hermes; only his curly hair all sun beached, and
his face tanned lovely brown and he had big
broad shoulders and-and he smoking pipe
"And about his eyes!' prompts Marjorie.
"Oh they were perfectly stunning says she, real
sea blue
WE'LL anybody that read midsummer fiction
number could have supplied the next chapters. Here's
native, golden summer days. and no competition. Why,
with catchy title and few mushy pictures it would
make lovely contribution to of the eadn thirty
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Judge from Miles report that she wa mt missn any
tricks.
Yet she's right there with the heartless behavior when
the time comes sailin away with gay laugh and eavn
her blue eyed young lobster man to yearn and mourn
there his smelly little island. Anyway, that's how
she had it doped out.
And it wa It until weeks later when she I'd had her
snapshots of him developed and printed, and got to
sunn up the details in this of Victim B. 80 that
she discovers how few of her own heartstrngs has
been strained Somehow, she couldn't seem to tear
them three August days completely off the calendar;
and when the other chappies buzzn around, and
she had chance frame EN- up alongside of this fish
island hero, there nj but 1t Hermes
for hers every day in the week!
There he was, though, out that mussy rock; and
here she was vsitin in New York, eadin' the giddy
Mile had passed out the heartaches casual along her
former trails here where she gets at least of EN-
back on the rebound.
You guess how bad attack she had when she
all the Reggie boys off her string and cooks
up this scheme of sendn' for Hermes come to her.
Her is that she wants Uncle Jerry have the
trip of his life by coming to the great city; but incl
IDENTIFY she urges him to bring his blue eyed nephew
along and the check she sends big enough
penses for both Bein' of the impusive kind she
does it the the notion strikes her; and days
was much obliged and him and his nevvy takn the
boat for Boosting and expected to fetch in New York
sometime next afternoon by train.
(Which is now,' says Mildred. "But of course
can't go to the Grand Central to meet him.
why not?" says 1. "Why bak at little thing like
that when you've been dom so well?"
"Oh, but Torchy' chimes in Marjorie, ''you know
you could do it much better!'
And what with both of them coaxn', and stufin' ex
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fvecenters just it stood. And Mildred knew her
cue all right She trains them front eyes of hers
him. opens up with few lines of lively chatter and
inside of half hour she has him sttin picturesque at
her feet, calm him Hemes of the Lobster Pots, and
otherwise worSin' the siren spell.
'You must have firted horribly with him, says Mar
jorie, sghin deep and admrin.
What else could one dor" asks Mildred. "And it
such fun l could get him to say hardly anything
about himself; but he charming listener. He
would sit and gaze at in the most soulful apprec
alive way. Poor chap!"
He must have had her guessn' at that; for she
wa nj dead whether he was real native or
til the boss of the island shows up. He's hump Shout
dered leather faced bushy browed old barnace with
Down East dialect that it was dream to listen and
only when Mildred heard Hermes call him Uncle
Jerry that she could believe the two any relation
Uncle Jerry didn't interfere, though. He let em
around the rocks without disturbin the game, and
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pense money into my pockets the next thing know IN
on my way down to where the Boston trains come n
and am campin outside the gate. l nearly wore my
eyes out too sizin up the first ranload. and after
hours wait gettin dizzy keepn' track of the
ond lot, when all of sudden spots this old chap with
the thick underbrsh his eyes and the sole leather
complexion.
oh, you Uncle Jerry!' 1 sings out. takin chance
~ and pushn' through the crowd with my hand out.
wall, how be ye?" says he real hearty. Don't re-
member seem you afore; but s'pose it's all right"
Sure it is old scout says l. IF you're Uncle Jerry.
I'm Miss Mdred's reception committee; but where's
the nephew?'
That him. says he. jerl<in' his thumb at big.
overgrown, tow haired yawp that's tran along in the
rear luggin canvas valise.
You don't mean to tell me that's Hermes?' says |.
II dun no bout any Hermes" says he; but this is
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ANYBODY might of thought to sittin
~ there in the Ellns Gb'ry, leanin back luxurious
= = in big red leather chair lookin the latest
magazines that I'd been promoted from head office boy
to heir apparent something like that. expect
kids would have stood leg in the front hall and
held their breath; but why not make yourself to home
when you get the chance? l knew the boss takin'
and that when he finished hed send down word if there
any instructions to 60 back.
That's how come to get the benefit OF all this mushy
conversation that begins to drift out from the next
ROOM First off couldn't make out whether it
one havin tooth plugged or if it case of
mouse bein loose at tea party. Course, the squeas
and gggles l could place comm from Miss Mar
jorie Eins. Maybe you remember about Mr.. Roberts
heavyweight young sister that wanted to play Juliet
once3
But who the other party was didn't have an idea.
except that from the 'you-alls" she usin knew
she must hail from somewhere south of Baltimore.
Anyway, they seemed to be too much excited to sit
down while they talked and the first thing knew they'd
drfted into the Gbry, their twined around each
other regar schoolgirl clnch, and the conversation
just bubbln out of 'em free.
Miss Marjorie all got up classy in pink and white,
and she sure does look like wide, fed Venus.
The other is slim, wllowy young lady with lot of
home grown blond hair, cute chin dmple, and pair
of big dark with natural rovin disposition. And
she's hobbe skrted to the point where her feet
about as much use if they'd been tied in bag.
1t some kind of long winded story she
tellin very confidential, with Marjorie supplyin the
exclamation points.
Really, now was he, Midred?" says Marjorie
deed and 'deedy, he wasl says Mildred. "Posi-
lively the handsomest man l ever saw! l thought
could forget him; but 1 couldn't, Madge, l couldn't!
And only think he is coming this very night, and not