davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Gu ~retiGroig Strai for
0uolpsbeo.

timber beune Ouerfrift brinser be
ipanfe Blabe os lite Blot be, rspraisns
terenbe en- f%unatiff firfelis Retnius, men
osiaa iaafalbte liberate Blade for fulot
Gluor eftsrfslsenbe 5ortauins:
5or nosle Var ioen fom en- Ranb,
Der baobe @euarter, fra Yaris til 2ours
bes, bet bstjenbte Niratslftsb. Den
ipse Stutter baabebe of faa Sslbrebelie
ira i'm Sp3oom bos 5omfruen al 9Ours
bes. De 8eiienoe ipotteoe Ranben, oa
ba bans @eparter bsltOb i to fore Yuts
Ter paa Brpft os Rps, ble0 BAN ublsst
ielu Of Bilesrimene / 2Ourbes. Nen
ban bolot fat ueo fin FRO Os pentebe
rolis. inbtil Turen Tom til bam at babe
/ lluoertilben. Gerpaa flebte ban fig
al, bebolot 2innsbet paa % ites nsb /
Baset. 9a ban efter en- Times 5orlsb
forlOb bette, bar, til beres fore 5orbau.
ielie, iom biotil baobe ipottet bam, bans
Separter foriUunbne, intet Spur bar
mere at Opbase paa bans 2eseme. Den
ueb rlnberet belbrebebe Spse III en- rig
Ssft af @auer os minister al ale
Sluss; fsrt ienere bleo bet beiienbt, at
ban albris bopbe baut geuarter, men
at ban baube lauet fs Yufler al Suffer,
iom naturlisuis bar imeltet | llnbers
brDnbens Yanb uoen at sfterlaoe iia
Spor. Nen M fommsr Moralen af
SiitOrien: Sub laSer fig life ipotte;
eiter bpub Blaoene bsretter, gar Wan.
ben M pirtelis faaet 8ufler!
North Star Throat and Lung Balsam e. ct
fitiert YihbtI for 6cffe o. 5orflpleIle. ola.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
uDIanDet t.
Granfrige.

General gonlanger anflaget for
6siiorreDeri % rsmt til gelgien.
Bet frantic 9eputeretfammer bel lutteoe
forleben meb 355 mob 2O3 Stemmer at
iGtte General 8Oularser unber Nnflase
for SsifOrraberi; ban ffal nemlis babe
fOrisst at omitprte Republifen. 9a
General B~oalanser er Weblem al De-
puteretfammeret, bill ban lite blioe itilet
for ben a~lminbeli9e &et | Baris, men
iur bet frantic Senat.
8oulunser, iom al fine genuer pur
bleoen unberrettet ON bet Sfribt, Res
s~jerinsen asteoe at tase, iorlpb 2anbei
% upbolcer fig fortiben / 8rpsiel. Sru
benne Sp ubfteber BON fine Wanifeiter
til bet frantic 5olf. San ifal baue
iust, at ban par piais til at penbe til.
base til Baris, buis bans Sag bier
fsrt for ben alminbelise 8et.
Set bar ueret pa%aitaaet, at Boulanz
gers 5lust fra Baris bar iuaffet bans
politiife SnbHpoelie, ba ben piier, al
ban er reb for at msbe fine SLENDER
men bans narmeite Senner flyer, o.
ban maatte reiie for at unbsaa at liss,
5ansiel, inbtil bans Sag blep afsiort
bans Selbreb ct ipaffet, flyer be, oe
bans 2iussiernins er ultfOr betpbninss.
fulb til at iattes paa Spill. Oct naitt
8uls timber Steb / Sftober, os 8Ou.
hangers 9ilbansere baaber at faa el
5lertal 9eputeretfammeret. Boulan.
ger pil ba fomme tilbase os meb for.
npet Selbreb fsre 5olfets Scamp moi
bet ruuerenbe Miniiterium.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
q q orf.

anflasebe for at babe mgroet en-
norif Wtatros. &aptein Sadter Os
stprmanbene Bsueribse os Gumbsu al
Barfeu "St. &nbrstps" blsp / Manbass
arreferebs / Rsp YOrt gitp for at bape
mprbet en- norf Natros Deb Napn glius
Neilion. Rort efterat 8arfen bauoe
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
nitn,

Sra ga Grpsie nripes ben 3bie bs.:
8alset paa 8pembebsmenb afbolbtes
isaar. &epublifanernes &anbibat for
Mapor, Sobn 9ensler, blep ualat; lises
iaa be Heite andre al beres aanbibater.
Geiultatet bar en- Susrrafslie for cue.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Citerrige.u ngarn.
/ Bet ue0uarer f0lfsbuGQelien.

) YeT DebDarer G0llsDDRBeI1eH.
Sabet til 9piferne os bet tpite Jors
bunb ipnes at pere bens esentlise Op>
bau. Sertil fommer itart nuilie mob
ben ellers at llnsarn iaa fortiente TiBu,
Der omsiuer fig meb uouelise &oIeser
iitebetfor %iaaoanne, iom bar Barlamens
tets 5iaib, for befto mere at tunne sjsre
fin esen p~erionlise S~nb1pbelie sials
oenoe. Sfslse Telegram for nosle
9nse fiben. bleu Der fan9Iet Ill Rer=
Toner for 9eltuselie / GabeOpfpret.
0osle al benz bleu lsslabt isien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Observation-Disclosures / @aibinston
bar MI forelast Sasen ON 9es ROinss
&irer 2anbet for Sutitsminiiteren, os
oenne bar lopet at brinse Sag / be Jors
enebe Staters Napn mob be 8prporas
TONER os enfelte Berioner, iom paaitaar,
of be eier bisie 2OO,O 600 Gcres Ganb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Snbla t.
3 IN q.

~ v Wps
"Irbor Sap", 9raplantninssbnsen,
falber iaar paa ben 30te Slprit, gun.
brsbeaarsbasen for George @aibinss
tons EMANCIPATION iom Yrelibent af be
5Oreneoe Stnter.
Ser er 1914 Born / Solciers Or
pbans Some | Davenport.
Npe falffe Selpopaars cirfulerer
paa forfiellise Steber / Soma. Sc er
sjort af Msesiins meo en- tpnb Splpplabe
uoenpaa. Oct ifal bore meset panRe.
list of ifile benz fra aste Sslpbulars.
Statens &asIerer betalte ben 17be
Mtarts $4,000 paa ubeitaaenbe 6ors
brinSer mob StateH; forrise 2srbas
betalte ban after s75, 900, os ben 25be
Npril pil ban betale $4,000, ialt
s415, 900 officiating paa Stutens @ielb
/ 2sbet al 6 Tiger. Naar iibitneunte
Gum er betalt oil be ubeitaaenbe Sorz
brinser mob Staten fun belsbe fig til
$4,000, ium bill bliue betalte, nuar
Staten inbbetales til Ssiten.
8arneD &enneop, Der bar bsmt til
at benses for at BABE mprbet fin aone
/ Dubuque, bar af @upernSr 2arrabee
fact fin 9sosb0m formiloet til lipspaz
rig 5an9ielsiraf.
Statens ~ercfntipe &omite er MI
ferbis meb bette gars Signing af Serns
banefompaniernes gienbpm. Geroien
al beres iamlebe ifatbare @ienbom be-
lsber fig til s43,556.146; beraf fommer
1886, 53S paa Sopes % Spiieoosne,
icm / 8eselen lite eies at S%ernbane=
fpmpanierne. Den iamlebe Gsieisment
opsrittser forrise Iars meb $27O,00O.
@upernpr 9arrabee bar ubneunt
islaenbe Serrer til at rep~reientere Staz
ten Soma unber Sunoreoeaarsfeten /
Ieiu gort: st. Senator Sames Sars
Ian fra Senrp gOuntp; eOrap @. &eps
nolbs fra Boone Co.; .. u. Goolep
fra DUBUQUE Co.; z. 3. @bitmore ira
Japette Co.; 8. 9. 5airal fra Sobns
ion Co.; 8. u. McWurrap fra Samilz
ton Co.; s. 9. @rinnea ira SOtpaibief
So. Splsenbe er ubnepnte til 9elesas
ter til Barrier l%loitiaiusen: 9. Us.
Surit fra Decatur Co.; @. %. Sotper
fra 9auis Co.; g. glud fra Sarbin
Co.; Jlopb 9auis fra 8plf Co.; s. 3.
8ospe fra Gerro @orbo Co., ps u.
YOwer fra 8apis 60.
"Sbs 6itiien's ganf" i Splus,
@riabt gountp, blep Scat til 3bOrsous
belpat ai Snbbrubstppe. Bsnseftabet
blep Ip,renst aabent os $1,000 itlaalet.
7uoene ftial berpaa en- Set os gussp
os ~fOriuanbt.
llsreisn paa Ses Wotl'ss Hloer
Qanoet blioer buer Dag mere aluOrl's.
settlerne bar orsuniieret fig os ct sOOt
b~epebnebe meo @irdeiter. &ifsr. De
Ral MI uare fat beitemte paa at fors
iuare fine Sism til bet goerite. GOrs
leben Bag reiite nosle 5sreneoe Sta
tiers Muribals beruo for at arreltere
uoole at be s~ienfribise ssttlere. aoHne
! @arbebeu af be 5arme, boOr eisrne
bupoe paret ubtuitete, bsrte be noSle
Stub oTpres inbe / sfOOsn. em0sOs'
manoene tos tilbsns bet f@orteite be
funbe Og usnote tilbase til wsSiter etie
Ga berettspe, at settlerns bauoe f'u0t
paa benz fra ct SusbOlo inSe ! Stoosr'
wsb uermere uaberiOsslis Oifte bet fs'
at bet pur nOsls smaasuttsr, lom paa
en- soottur baube paht "squirrsls".
gbsriif sloams arreitsrebe 5reoass II
s,tuere. De fiaeoe $500 s'fferbeo
buer. inptil sassn tOmmsr 0p for &st'
ten | Mai.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Itme:1abeI.
Chicago, Miltpanfee & ct. Faml.
SSccordh Vroud.

wor,rtrrn.t aigoar III. 1910 5OrmibSas. ~touus'ter
iGSIrrr meb ueits o9 uorosaaenbe IrGu; tommcr ttls
hcos % 5ormtobog. acknowledgement aisuar
81 5j EitermiboGa, toruettCr mco sits % ipogauenos
Srrr. r|fiuruerer I'll. 5:25 @iicrmiboag.
Graotrranst arfommsr sn0iis vi. 9:i5 6ormiooas
A SaioGar III. 5:}5 gitcrmtooog.
Sga5iaartrpncns p%asierer Gtationer / Biunsi5ett
Gouniu Ill isl9enoe 2toCr:
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

ssrfttommenoe Senoas, / B~redenribses
siplelptale 81. 1917.
sspagsItols I'll. 127f.
WORT Vasiipuspreoiteu 81. *.
Soufirmanterne meoer Wtonoaa. Zen
vcrife alasIe / "9e hinges Sorbuno"s So
GIs aL lO1s. Den ensellte 8lasie | Ealt.
Goaens Sis 81. 7 Nften. 3b g9een.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
.tmtemoe Marg. 20. 81.
GuoStjenefc.

ben no, tie airfe fsrftfommenbe Ssnoas
zcTTmiDbus 81. 1O19.a
bssnsngsifole eiter @uo~stjeneiten.
Siteraubstleneite 81. ~.
s~nufirmanoerne meoer Snsoas os 2srtas
scrrtippag 81. 10,
ospinoeforenins bos Brof. N9ietb 5ois.
paa gitermiopaa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Web Nrne11" No. 81
inhehnINer.

5 S1Brneoinouet. - Romou Of 1r
@erit1fer.
sfr Weeions 9eitamente.
Smut Sronbieu.
3anfetorn.
5or og re 5amiIieIiset.-Ya rt oo
@lafter.-Sm at iipre De piItre SfoIesut.
ter.
observation-disclosures, Nnetopter pip.
Wpe Nbcnnenter fan erboloe %
uofotnne 81 Vumutere al "8es
Nrnen" for 90 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Breton Sran6.
@aufpn Brand

SQabcI Staac ai9aar fra Tscorob buer GitermiSs
bag 81. l.30 oa ira Ylabsl buer Wtorsen ST. Z.
@aufon Staec aisuar ira 0rtoynb bUer TiSSas
n. o. ira 2SautOu bpeT YiotSen 81. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

North Star Throat and Lung Balsam e. ct
fitiert YeiSotI for Sofe % 5oriDleiie. 0.is.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
A STRANGE INFLUENCE.
A Lady Who Claims to he Completely I'm
der the Influence of a Certain Young Man.

A Lady who Claims to BE Completely I'm
der the Influence of a Certain Young Man.
A Pittsburg dispatch of recent date
says: A peculiar case of what seems to be
magnetic influence has turned up on the
south side. The victim is Miss Christine
Homberger, a handsome young woman,
about 81 years of age. She is wealthy and
we'll educated, speaking several languages.
According to her statement she attended
party about nine years ago, where she was
introduced to young man. She says:
L was favorably impressed with him and
we spent some time enjoyably in CONVEX
sation. During the evening he gave me q
drink of something which he said was ci-
der. drank it and from that moment l
have been under his influence. tried at
first to rid msself of toe feeling of subser-
vience to his will which had possession of
my will, but it was impossible. soon
learned it was no delusion-it was a stern
reality. Worse still, he was conscious Of
his power over me" She has consulted
physicians here, in Mexico and Cuba,
where she has travelled for relief, but with
out success. The man got married few
years ago, but he still maintains his infu-
ence over her and he refuses to break the
spell. She says she hates the man, but
cannot resist his power over her. To-day
she placed the matter in the hands of
Agent Dean, of the Humane society.
The case will probably go to court. Ply
'sicians are watching the outcome of the
case with much interest.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Boston Women at the Polls.

In their rubbers and galoshes,
In their wind waved mackintoshes.
Their umbrellas dripping foods upon the
heads Of Boston men,
The female voters rallied,
Not mothers daughter dallied;
lhey came up wet but dauntless straight
to the polling pen.
Stately maidens, aged lasses,
Giittered chilly through their glasses,
Scanned the tickets most seyerelv. never
passed the time of day;
Tighter drew their chest protectors,
Grimly glared at the inspectors,
Brandished their umbrellas proudly,
grandly, coldly stalked away.
Not one of them that wondered
If mayhap she hadn't blundered,'
If her vote was transcendentally right be-
yond dispute or doubt;
Yet as home they we're returning
With their newest triumph burning
How many dozen Of them knew what was
the fight about?
Happy matrons, wisest lasses,
Better than the Browning classes,
The clinic Of the mind cure. or the esoteric
soul foods,
1t is to be voter.
A civilization motor,
A cheyenne of Boston where DER the cod
fish broods!
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
How Rapidly Fish Multiply.

1t has been calculated that, as fish pro-
duce SO many eggs, if vast numbers of the
latter and of the fish themselves were not
continually destroyed and taken, they
would soon fill up every available space in
the seas. For instance, from GO, 200, 600 to
100000 200 Goldfish are annually caught on
the shores of Newfoundland. But even
that quantity seems small when it is con-
sidered that each cod yields about $500
every season, and that even 5000, 900 have
qeen found in the roe of single cod.
Were the 100000 cod taken on the coast
of Newfoundland left to breed, the 80, 000,-
600 females producing 5,00O,000 eggs
every year it would give yearly addition
of $50, OO0, 0OO, 10000 young Goldfish.
Other fish, though not equaling cod, are
wonderfully prolific. A herring weighing
six ounces or seven ounces is provided
with about 10000 eggs. After making all
reasonable allowances for the destruction
of eggs and the young it has been estima-
ted that in three years single pair of
behring's would produce 154, 00O,0 900.
Button calculated that, if pair of her.
rings could be left to breed and multiply
undisturbed for period of twenty years,
they would yield an amount of fish equal
in bulk to the globe on which we live.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Sweet Little Semel,odv. .

Somebody crawls into mammals bed
Just as the break of day,
Struggles up close and whispers loud,
Somebody's come to stay"
Somebody rushes through the house,
Never once shuts door,
Scatters her playthings all around.
Over the nursery floor.
Climbs on the fence and tears her clotn> .
Never bit cares she
Swings on the gate and makes mud pies
Who can somebody be?
Somebody looks with roguish eyes
Up through her tangled hair;
Somebody's me, she says, "but then
Somebody doesn't care"
From Eueru Other SATURDAY.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Why Senator Regain Chews Paper.

The carpet on the senate chamber is so
clean and the senators are so careful about
keeping neat appearance about their
desks, that Mr.. Regan, Of Texas, being
washed up into that body, felt compelled
to break himself of the habit of tearing up
bits of paper while engaged in thought.
He finds it hard to live up to this resolu-
ton, now that the tariff debate is on and
requires some working of his brain. In
lieu, therefore, of dropping paper on the
floor he tears off small pieces and puts
them in his mouth. He finds that chew
ing paper assists his thoughts almost as
much as tearing it up to be scattered about
his desk. He is slow, methodical think
er, and must have something to concen-
trate his mind.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

The Paris freethinkers are beginning
to express their objections to the cross
which surmounts the dome of the Pan
theon. Eleven municipal councillors pro-
posed few weeks ago that it should be
pulled down as soon as possible. One
member objected that that would be too
expensive, and another suggested that
the two arms should be cut off and the
single staff used for flagstaff, as was
done by the Communists in 1871. This
proposition was adopted.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

Mrs. ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG, who
was 100 years old last October, has died
at Plain Grove, Pa. She had
full possession of all her faculties up to
the hour Of her death, and prior to her
sickness would often relate with accu-
racy incidents which occurred previous
to and during the war of 1912. Her
surviving children are Mrs. Evaline
Hanna, of Mercer County, who is rs
years of age; H. w. Armstrong, of
Youngstown, aged 10; Mrs. Sedalia Nc
Cune, of Grove City, Pa, 70 years, and
Samuel Armstrong, GA years old, who
lived with his mother until her death.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

WORCESTER has o religious society
called Faith Home" The members,
who number dozen only, unable to
obtain spiritual satisfaction in the
churches, meet every Sunday and study
the Bible to suit themselves. They be-
lieve they can reach perfection and an
equality with Christ, and thus resist
death and live an eternity on earth.
To do this they believe that the body
must be regenerated by means of GER
tain mental and physical preparations.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
SECOND HAND TYPE.

The Sioux City Newspaper Union
offers $50 lbs. of this second hand
BouTgeoise for sale in lots to suit. It
is type that has been used, but not
abused, and will do good service any,
where. 1t is second hand type for sale
at second hand price. The Union pre-
fers to sell it as already laid in cases.
and invites inquiries. Who wants itP
First come, first served.
Also 100 lbs. of German Long Prim-
er, much Of which has never been
linked. The, entire font is as good as
new, and will be sold cheap. It is tied
up. 1t makes one very full case. Sec
ond hand cases to go with the type.
Address,
Sioux City NEWSPAPER UNION.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

The Supreme Court Bible is small,
black velvet-covered octave. 1t has
been used in the administering of every
oath since 1908. Every Chief Justice
and every Associate Justice of the
United States has held this little sacred
tone in taking his oath of Office. Many
thousands of lawyers have held it, and
to write the names of the men who have
touched the covers would be to name
the men who have made the bench and
bar of the United States illustrious. It
was printed in London in 1899, and is
to-day but little the worse of wear.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01
Are We to Have Another War?

Some political prophets aver that We shall.
Be that as it may, the battle waged by medical
science against disease will never cease until We
arrive at that utopian epoch when the human
family shall cease to be afflicted with bodily
ailments One of the most potent weapons
which the armory of medicine furnishes is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, which is OF special
utility as a family remedy, as it is adapted to
the immediate relief aud ultimate cure Of those
disorders of the stomach liver and bowels
which are of cammoaest occurrence. Indiges-
ton. biliousness and constipation are INSOFAR
able companions, AMI these ailments are CON-
pletely eradicated by the Bitters. But the
and genial medicine taxes in also ner vous all
ments, rheumatism and kidney troubles its
action in these, as in the other complaints, be-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

HERE is pleasant paragraph from
the O'Kanogan CIV. To- Outlook:
Spring begins in February in O'Kano-
gan County; winter only lasts from the
first week in December to the latter
part of January, and then the cold snaps
remain only for day or two at time,
when the gracious Chinook wind drives
the cold breath of winter from our out
door fronts, and natures mantle is
changed in few hours from silver
white to the rusty-brown of the prolific
winter grass, knee-deep on the ranges
and in the bottom lands, and abundant
in all the fertile valleys surrounding us.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

Count Won MoLrKE has deposited his
Will IL the Probate Court at Berlin. It
Is thus indorsed in bold hand: "The
lnciosed is my last will. It is my de-
Size that no seals be put upon my be-
lonSmgs. Moltke, Field Marshal"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

A GERMAN newspaper published in
Jerusalem says that city is growing fast
in size and population. The Jews take
the lead in building, followed by the
Russians and Germans.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

Mr.. A, P. WAUGH is celebrated to
the extent Of several columns in New
York newspaper as the champion liar of
the world. He probably has charge of
the circulation affidavit department.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

JAPANESE journalism has led to q
challenge to fight duel, the first in
twenty years. The editor of the Mp
pom jim (man of JAPAN criticised
certain coal mine, whereupon the cor
respondent of leading paper in Toxic
contradicted his statement, and tho
editor of the Nippon jim challenged
him. The correspondent declined .
duel as "a relic of barbarism," and in
vited further discussion.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

T. me most splendid tomb in England
u Undoubtedly that of the Duke of
go 'ili'ton IN the grounds of the Hamil-
W., n alace. 1t cost elsO,OOO. It is a
Row. o1 the Castle of San Angelo at
CHI. Inc gates are a copy of the
coa; et.l gates at Florence, and the
VI The Duke is enclosed in an
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

IHE metropolitan characteristic of the
American people are noticeable in the
following statistics: In 1890 one
.nlrtleth of our population was found
IN cites; in 1900, one twenty-ffth; in
1870, one-twentieth; in 1850, one-eighth;
IN 1860, one-sixth; in 1880, two-ninths.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

rfrE OLSEN is the Tascott of Califor-
lia lie is wanted for the murder of q
0'',ah' near Napa, in that State, and
a been captured as many times as the
' 1 OF Smell. A day or two ago a
Ivy brought skull to hunter which
"''s supposed to be Olsen's, and on the
.''le gay the Sheriff of Napa County
n v.ei'ed news from Kentucky that the
murderer had been taken there.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

PHILADELPHIA has a large training
school for colored teachers, and it's head
IS Miss Fanny J. Coffin, one of the most
notable colored women in the country.
She is graduate of the Rhode Island
State Normal School and Oberlin Col
lese, and has taught since 1865.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

EVERY French bank has photograph
Of every employee, and in the case of the
more responsible ones they are under
the surveillance of private detectives
most Of the time.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

A REMARKABLE love affair has just
come to light at Fort Davis, Tex, in
which conductor on the Santa Fe Rail-
road is the hero. Some time ago one OF
the Sisters of Charity in the railroad
hospital at Las Cruces, N. NJ, aged
20 years, captivated the heart of H. j.
Savage, one of the most competent con-
ductors on the division. He was lying
sick in the hospital, and Sister Alice
tended him. The romantic affair soon
got abroad, and the Mother Superior
had Sister Alice removed to La Junta.
From there she was sent to Peoria, ILL.,,
Keokuk, Iowa, and finally to Davenport.
A few weeks ago Savage got leave OF
absence, and started to find his lady
love. They met and were married with
out delay.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

Tn is stated that tidal wave caused
by an earthquake will move at the rate
Of forty miles an hour clear across the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

A CIyclNSATT1 school-teacher was Of
iered sl5 in gold to learn the lessons
she set for 12-year-old girl in a given
time, and she tried it and failed. The
wonder is that she tried it.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

A pouGHNur received by Josiah Til
lotson, of Vermont, in his Christmas
stocking sixty-four years ago, is now on
exhibition in Bennington.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-01

ROBERT STEVENSON, engineer, of
Glasgow, is the last one to claim an in
veption which will drive ocean ships up
to forty knots an hour.