davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

iab 8ermaine an, bic ibrerieits nod Ell.
nigen Mugenblifeu, In benen es f1ien,
als iammle ie cine grinnerung, iebr
freunbli9 faste:
Sd CLAUDE, i1 babe f9on einmal
fla@tig bas 8ergndgen gebabt : in
S6ipalbad, ridt tpabr, bur9 Grau bon
3eh2 Mir baben ni9t tDieoer Don ibr
geb0rt, felt fie aus 69malba9 eing.
llnb 3u ibrem nubebagen tpurbe 8er'
maine bel ben alltdgli9sn Motten gan3
ROTH unb fraste ii6, no in aller WeIi
benn bier cine 8eranlahung gum @rrD'
| then iei.
Alfreb aber iab bic bolfommene 6ais
iunsslofeteit in ieines Gieunbes @es
! fi6t. grIf begriff er ni9t, mas bas be-
beute. Damn, als @ermaine ipra9,
febrte pl6bli6 in fein @ebd@tniB 3urid,
mas Marbob ibm einmal gefogt bon eis
uem Ndb6en, blonb unb rubebOll,
fraftboll uno roiig, bas san3e Wefen
cine Wobltbat. ST Id9eIte. Gin ion.
berbares, ironi1irenbes 2d6eIn.
gr flopfie Warbob auf bic 69ulter
unb fagte:
Sd boffe, Sbr tperbet bic beifen
Sreunbe feiu. @ermaine iou Der quite
@ngel unferer Minterabenbe nerben.
Mber nun fomml @ieb ibr ben Nrm,
mir fnouen einen Waeen nebmen. Du
fdbrif bod nit unsg 6aif Oh alles bes
forst2
Marbob bate Rd beamungen. Mit
rubiger 6timme, bic aber feinbieIig
talt Hang, antnDrtete er barauf:
Ni@t alIes. Sur bic Wobnung.
Was bic fir9li9e Srauuns anbetrifft,
70 traren Define Briefe au unssnau. um
aus9efibrt perben 3u t6unen.
Defto befer. Wir per3i9teu auf cine
Srauumg = a0erlei Griinbe - genug,
es fam ni9t iein. IeHen mir es. Dor.
tpdrts alio gum Wagen.
unb Alfreb gins 10 baifia boran, baB
Marbob ni@ts iibrig blieb. aIs @ermais
ne au folgen.
gr fiblte, baB ct et.pas iagen mtfIe.
Oo6 pollte ibm tein leeres Wort iiber
bic 2ippen. Wenn ct He ui9t feIienfeit
gei@lonen bdtte, tpiroe cine beftige,
DorwurfsOolle, erniebrigenbe Grage bers
ausaefommeu fein.
Wie fonnteff Du, gera6a Du, obne
Siebe beiratben2 ST Define WeibIi9s
feit aIfo nur RomDbie getueien2
Der 6dmer3, ben ieoe gntiduf9ung
bereitef, NOR ibm febr bitter.
@ermaine Dunoerte fid, boB er niGt
ipra1, aud ibre erife Grase nod ieiner
S9peffer niGt beantuortet bate.
Yin @eiptdG iiber gemeiniome Bsz
fannie 1T bod font bic pilItommenlie
Musbilfe 5mii9en Gremben, bic au.
fammen fpre9en mhKen.
sic tuattete 10 lange auf cine Nure6e
bon ibm, big aud he gu berlsgen tparb.
um ibrerfeits an5ufansen.
(Gortfetuno foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11
Serfauf bon Yribilegien
ftir bic Gair unb grpofition In ber Office
beg Gefretdrs am Is. September.

9ie @eieni9aft bebdlt fd bas Sedt
bor, Mnsebote 3uriid3umeifen. Nei l1ez
bernabme bes pripiIegiums muB eiue
alt beffimmenbe 5untme beponirt tpers
ben.
Nlle Nngebote mhRen beriiegelt fein.
Sic tperben am Is. September Morgens
$50 se6fnet.
Ofene Angebote fiir irgenb elm ni1t
in ber folgenben Site angefabrtes pri.
bilegium fnb erbeten. 9ie 3u pergebers
ben pribilesien fno:
Trudt,
Niebfutter,
@epdfraum,
gigarren unb Sabat,
Wiener Whrf9en,
6aupt=&efourant,
&ir1en.&efaurant
Garbiees &efaurant,
Slide unb Mufern.
Darme SamaIes,
Meritaniides Gefaurant,
2alter 2un9,
2emonabe,
Graders unb 2die,
@iber,
peanuis,
GIeii6fanb,
Bdferei,
2onbitorei,
6obamaKer.
gingema1tes,
See Cream unb 2u9en,
ganbp,
popforn,
Yllotr @a1erie,
Goffe unb iparme SOrten,
Barbecue,
Waffeln,
Ua1os.
e. Nortbam
Setretdr unb Manaser Der Gair.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11
SmdIeus Mrntea.eelbc

Die bette SaIbe bet Belt *. sdnttte,
0netf4un9en, @sfdDiire. bisber. unb Sdut.
AnsfdIas, 6ls9te, sefprunsems Sdnbs, 8rOfi.
bsnlen nno alle Sautfranibsitsn turirt 4d.
morrtoinen oosr feline Sssablung. BnIlise
Sdtisfattion 8ardntirt ooer bas GeIb pirb
juriiderfattet. 2b Gents ots S6aMieI. 3um
Bertauf In alien apoiAeien Orsib, 3tomp.
fsn & g.. gSbolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

Die
BOdentlide 6reie Yreie fit geras
eri9eint
ieoen Donnerfag
un6 fDitet
$3.50 fitr baS Sabr poer $1.25 fit
6 Mpnate In WDramSbesablnma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

sdslide 5reie greiie fiir seras
erf9eint
nit lusua6me oes $oantaas
ua6 foftet
$1,000 fiir beS Sabr uScr $3.50
fitr 3 NOmate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11
b erat.

~DenH mir ben Dieb fangeu iuoIs
len, tuirb es bod gut feiu, nod eiuen
redt beber3ten Nann miisunebmen +"
~ rDann BOZ Id ben 6Guher BON
briiben. Der bat Mutbl gr bat ges
tern gum oriiienmale sebeiratbetl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

@ir Iinb aniorifirt, Germ Sra @. Senitt
als 8anoibaten fur bas Nmt bes COUNTY.
affeffors BEL ber Babl am A. Mobember
cn5u3ei9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

@ir iinb autorifrt, Germ N. &. Marti.
nea els 8anbibaten fir Biebertpabl fur baS
Gmt bss Son blers beS l. preeinfts
bon 8erar @ounth anauseisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11

an meine Greunoe uno Mitbiiraer: Sd tim.
6tse mid bierinit als Ranbibat fir @ieoerpabI
fur oas amt bes 9iftriftcIerts bon 8e.
rar @ountb bel bet beporfe6enben @abI am 4
Wobember 1890 an nnb eriude sic nm Shre
unterfnbung. Ad]tunqsbou
SEQ. 81. Oaf6teIL
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-11
Wabl . 2lmseige,t.

gn meine Greunbe unb Naitbirser: SD tin.
btse mid biermit aIs Ranbibat fir @isbermatl
fiir bas gmt bes Gberiffs bon 8erar
gountb bel Der beborfebenben @abl am 4.
Nobember 1890 an unb erfude Sic um Sbre
lnteritasung. adtunsspou
3boS. p. Wc Gall.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28
ssrieSe ami (srSet,

harrt eer 5ablpteu Nrmee Wdrprern, heren eiben
G ans ben Spfern Der Nerrcitdt unb 9errentranfbez
ten befdnhtg erneuern. Der Prei5 fur bic erIe6nte
4tmmesgabe III sine ipitematiiHe Sur nit Scitetter'
WaDenbttters eem been unb 5utrdgliiten aler rier=
rendrfeneen GEire, renn es nit perdnbiser 8ebarrs
Hhfeit sebrauGt pirb. Gs 1T leiter, anseuebmer unb
rtrtt fHerer, als penH mon fd ben Mlasen perfllt
NIT Yienbcz 9pnes atcbcliiaer Ober anbeTer 3niams
menteeung, Geiihegtraften, vNerrefccns1, Marriott
f@en cher Atfhtrmttelu unp ionitisem unter tpdras
tennem Ramen angeprieienen @ift5eus. der erfG6pfs
ten Mdtur erquidenbifer 9elfer, Der rubeIpenben6e
S&lafa 1T eas BON ber GcriebunS ieIb teitimme Sez
mtttel fur hrae Nerren, unb ha e. son seunter Ders
panung uue frdfger Notion ber 9ebenscraane abbdnst,
10 limb Rerreneteen aer Art meiif, wie fhpn @6fbe
iaBt, aus etnem Bnntte Bu friren, ndmlt ppm aaaen
aus. nnh pasn rer alien Dinssn bient has 9ttters.
Ren seitdrtt, NIT tIarem 6op unb rubia hsppnrt err
wa6t Der, weI6er Dor bem Gdlaien8ebeu Elm @las
@iiters serunten Bat NnH BET Tieberanidlen, Rheus
matismus, Nterenletcen, Seritppfuns unb gtlirfidi
fcate man es frfcrt setrauheH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

aber, tparum fie in bem eignen 9auIt
ben btiten Stod betuobnten, mar bsl
beiben g!eiG: Die @parfamteit.
Mlfreb ging getn in bas 9aus, liebei
ais 3u ieinen @igentbiimern. Gs no,
elm Sau aus Der e6liiterfden 3eit. In
rei6en unb groBen Gormen. Das pei'
te 3reppenbaus bate meiBe, gefalfte
Mdnbe. aber on 5iefen Wdnben fab man
bic f66nlfen Stueeaturen. Sie alie
@i9enbol3treppe fnarrte, penn man
auf ibr emporitieg. aber ibr @eldnber
! mar BON funifrei6 geinuitertem 56mie.
beeiIen. petroleumlampen Dor Spiegels
blenbern erbeilten bas ganse Sreppeu,
baus, bas Su beleu6ten benz 0ausmirtb
oblag. @as ipurbe nur in BEN Der.
mietbeien Wobnungen gebrannt; &as
DensDann fanb es 5u tbeuer. Dabe,
f9uebte I'm 9auie unb oben in Der WOb,
nung INNER ein leiTer petrDleumbuft; /;
alfreO bate 70 oft bariiber geflast, boz
Jrau Marie nun iesesmal, lpenn CT er.
tuartet tpurbe, ihre Stuben borber mil
G6lnif6em Maffer fprengte.
0ie gan5e Mobnung blintte Dor 5aus
berfeit unb Drbuung. Sn ben groBen
3immern ftdnben reife Mi6beln nod
benz berebelten @ei6maf Der 3eit, bic
CUR &enaifance surtidsefebrt mar, unb
10 paBte bic @inri1tung unertpartei
treffli9 3u benz reihen Stud Der Dede
unb ben ebenio gef@mtdten @dnben.
Grau Marie bate BEL bieier borrloni.
f9en Mirtung tein @erbienif.
Wenn BEL ibrer 0ermdblung nod bic
fpinatgriinen, rotbbrauneu ober tnalllila
plh5@m6bel Wobe getpefen tp1ren. bic
Dor 3tuan;ig Sabren ibre srauenbolle
9errf9aftiib bdtte fie Dbne 8ebenfen
fol6e an bic BON G9liiters MeiRerbanb
Der3ierien Wdnbe gefent. gs feblte
aber in ben 3immern on allen ieneu
tleinen @egenltdnben, tpel9e Grimes
rung faMuelt 0ber Greunoifafi
I@entt.
Den tpenigen porbanbenen Jfipplas
den f1b man an. bob He getauft tparen
3u iol@en adblte 6rau Mtarie au@ of.
fenbar elm elegantes &au63eug, elm
f6bnes Weinierbice unb anbere @egen.
fidnbe, bic ibr erR6tli9 3u fofibar gum
@ebrau6 eri9ienen, fur ben He bod
be5fimmt paren.
Sn bieien 3imnern lebte man ni6t,
iie ipurOeu ab unb 3u nit G6onune
benhbt.
NnBer aIfreb unb Mfarbob mareu
nod Grau Sottor G@neiber unb ibrs
@atte augegen. 0ieie Greunbin Wfa'
tiens batte febr jung gebeiratbet, man
fagte, nit ie63ebn Sabren. Das was
rem minbefiens 3iublf ober brei3ebr
2en3e Der, aber bic blonblodige, MIDI
uugrasi6fe 6rau. bic obne elm 3u por.
fpringenbes Nblernds6en unb bic 3r
grnBen boriiebenben Naffad9ne gan;
babfd gu nennen eetpeien tpdre, bats
ibre emf 10 biel beipro9ene Sugenb.
li@teit als @attin INNER nod midi
abgelegt. Miit elmer getpiGen 9iIfloHg
teit tuanbie iie ii@ BET allen @elegenbei,
ten fragenb an ibren Mann, ibre,
ssrage nod babur6 einen sdrtli1er
@barotter gebsnb, baB iie ibn nit IT,
rem 6iugern an ben Nrm, bic S@ulte1
Ober ben 6anbrtiden iippte.
(Eortietnue foIgf.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

leslaHeTuH8 0etBe1u8t 11tte, TN SSebruar
b. 5. geftorben 1T. Die NngefIagten,
bic tire 0ertbeibiguns ielbit in febr ges
| f6ifter Weiie fiibrten, tpurben au niiht
oll3u boben @elofrafen perurtbeilt. 4m
S9merifen betroffen purbe ber Bud.
bdnoler Jriebrid. ba bas @eridt Die
@onfiscatton ber fdmmtli1en nod Dors
baneenen @remplare ber genannten BHs
der berfiigte.
- Die urfunbliG dlteFe @daben.
gtIoe beg beutf9en 99iibens9unbes 1T
Die bon 6ombnrg ,. B. 9bbe. Iud Re
tDeilte gum Geif in Berlin. Die @rnn.
bnng erfol9te in ber 3eit bon 1888 Bis
1890, iobaB bieie GiIoe In Der Gage III,
I'm September bas Observation-Disclosures
Subildum au feiern, fiir tpeI9es fdon
gldn8en6e 8eraniialiungsn oorbereitet
tperben.
- Nu 5telle Der flotten Boutb1tig.
felt in Berlin, 1T - tpie bic vgauges
tDerbes 3eitune" bebnuptet, ieBt Elm alJz
gemeines Bau>glenb" getreten. Gommt
man NIT Der gabn nod Berlin unb
fdbrt bur.b bic 8oritdbte, 10 fam mon
gan3e 0duierreiben erbliden, tuel1e ber
Wolenbuna barren unb our1 bic lange
3eit bes Stilliegens bereiis unanfebns
lid geDorbeH finb. 8retterfreule in
ben Sbitren unb Geniiern beweiien, oaB
in benz 8au niGt searbeitet tpirb. Die
| preiie Der 6teiHe finb gegen bas 0or=
1abr erbebli6 gefunfell, bic 3iegeIeien
utn Berlin baben bielfa6 Maaren auf.
geifapelt. bod maugelt es an genigenz
6em Ibiob.
= Der galior Dr. GspRus In ssries.
bort BET 9anserbaulen in 9biringen,
Der eobn bes beribmten MegbptoIogen
GepRus, bat In ieinem pfarrborfe eine
Smbrna.S Seppi6s Gabrit gegriinbet. be-
! ren &eins@epinn Der @emeinbe Raf5e
auflieBen foll. Das lit elm .prattifdes
gbtifentbum" bas man fih gefallen
lafen fannl
| Gin brollises Seiratbsgeiud bradte
thr3lid b1s vGDlbaper GreisbIaitS.
Safelbif beibtes: Cine bhbf9e Wittpe
nit brei Rinbern bon s bis IL Sabren,
NIT boiler Wirtbidaft, eiaer Sub uno
100 Sbaler @elb foll { y berbeiratbet
nerben. Melbungen in MabIe @oI.
bap."
= yfo9 elm neuer gongreB in Berz
lin! Mm %. unb %. September rirb
In Der beutf6en &si9sbouptliabt Der
serife SeutIde 9ebanmentag" abger
halten tDerben. I'm einem tiefgefiiblten
BeoiirfniHe ab3ubelfen, tpirb bic Uerz
fammlung ber ipeiIen Grauen u. 81. Ben
gntras er6rtern, OF Der Name r6ebam.
me" ni9t in .@eburtsbelferin" umaus
dnbern iei.
- Wel9 ion6erbare 8liitben bic iest
graflirenbe Subildumss Simpelei BET.
borbrin8t, bas 3eist folgenber ssau, Der
aus einer fleinen fd6fi6en 9taot Be.
ri6tet mirb. 9ie Grau GIei16er %.
beiu&te bic S9aBenfeffe nun f1on ieit
Is Sabren unb III Snbaberin elmer
Whrft6enbube. gu9 iebt beIudbie iie
bas S6dbenfefi. alus bieiem 4nIaiIe
sog ttir3li6 0a@mittass bic Wa6manHs
fd)aft nit Mufit un6 SABINE bor Die
8ube Der Grau g., unb bel prdientirs
tenn @emebr bielt Der Oberidiibenmeis
fer 9err s. an bic Subilarin cine furae
Mnipra9e, iiberrei6te ibr einen 2ory
beertran5 unb ma1te bic Mittheis
lung, baB nod SirettoriumsbeIthluB He
bonn Stanogelo befreit iei. Grau 9.
oantte fi6tlidb gertibrt fiir bic ibr au
Sbeil getuorbene @bre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28
Mufieheuerreoeuo! !!

Der nebersans BON LANCER fbmer,bafter arantbett
~ rcbuler @eiunhbett TIT etue Gpp4e TN 9eben hes
Menifen. Gin iplGes bemertenspertbes GretsntB rers
ZANZIBAR. Desbalb bort man and lberaa pGlectrie=
&iiters" lcben. 90 rieIe rerhanten bre Geiunbheit
pteiem src6en Semittel unb Icuie. gBer nit irseno
sepaSt 1T, sle9sds pe Iunse, fprb ipfortise Bees
rnns eurt ben Gebraud electric 8tterS erlansen
8ertauft 3u 80 Gts. unb 81 bic Slai9e in Q ei 8,
bpmp on & Is 20 Npptbete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

Sa pforsbsin purben BEL Der
fiir3liG abgebaltenen StabtperOrbneien.
iuabl IL SociaIbemptraten seipdbli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

Gin S6miebesebiilfe ipirn sciu9t
nnb swar nur Scenario, Der f6on etpas
grfabrung bot, brau3t id 3u meloen.
&. &amfel,
@iferu 9. O., Gapeite Co., 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

Die
@D4entlide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
eri1eint
isoen Doaneraag
unb fpitet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr Docr $1.25 itit
6 Wsonate In WDrams bcsabinna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-28

gdslide 6reie greiie fit seras
erf9eint
init Ausaa6me Oes Soaniass
un6 foftet
$1,000 fir Oas Sabr pbcr $3.50
fir 3 @onate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15
INOUISITIVENESS
Max O'ReH Calls 1t the National Trait
of Americans.

Nations are like human beings
when they are young, they have the
qualities and the defects of children
This childishness has given birth, in
this country, to what | have no
hesitation in calling the chief Ameri-
can observation-disclosures.
Take American Journalism. Does
it not live by catering to this nation
al trait? Let an artist, a singer, a
painter, writer, become popular in
America will not your papers imme-
diately inform the public what he or
she has for breakfast? When | made
my first appearance on an American
platform, the public were informed
that | wore an irreprOachable white
necktie and patent-leather boots, and
that the front of my shirt had only
one button-hole. Personally, |
should have imagined that such de
tails must be very unintereSting, but
| suppose they are not. Journalists
are like other men of business: they
supply the article that is wanted.
remember quite well how paper in
a little Pennsylvania town had a
long article on the subject of a light
gray par OF trousers that L wore
while walking about the town.
There was not much on the subject
OF the lecture had given the night
before, but my white pants" it APP
peared, had attracted a great deal of
public attention; and it was only
my modesty-my well-known mod
esty-which prevented me from fold
ing the aforementioned white
pants" packing them, and sending,
them, with my compliments, to the
editor of the paper in question, with
the view of contributing to the start
ing of local museum of curiosities.
have been asked by American re-
porters whether l did my literary
work in the morning, in the after
noon, or in the evening. | have been
asked by others whether used white
or blue paper. One said to me that
he had been told that NJ Jules
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15
PRESS COM MENTS.
The Little Tariff Debate.

Candor compcls lis to say that
there's no burning desire on the part
of the public to read the tariff serial
which has begun in the Congressional
Record. We believe that the general
Indifference as to what members of
the Fifty-first Congress may say on
the subject extends about equally to
remarks in favor of a protective
policy and remarks in the interest of
free trade. This is because people
get tired of prOtracted rhetoric over
a question which, for the present at
least, is closed. The great tariff,
debate in Congress two years ago
was dreary enough, but it was to the
point. The question was before the
country, a presidential election was
near at hand, the lines were distinctly
drawn, minds were to be made up,
and then it only remained to count
the electoral votes and record the
verdict. But once in the lifetime of a
generation is often enough. Let us
have peace New York Sun, pro-
tectionist paper.
No Eight Hours for the Farmer.
AS a matter of fact, the farmer,
who is both employer and laborer,
never thinks of limiting his labor
when there's anything for him to do,
except by the hours of daylight. He
is not working for anybody but him
self, unless it be his mortgage, but
he finds it quite impossible to earn
his living i'll one-third of the "a
hours He is, in truth, a ''scab" of
the most heretical kind, and he OPP
presses Labor" in the form of his
''hired man" by making it keep his
own long hours. The propositions
that he can do but eight-tenths as
much work in eight hours as he can
in 10, and the value of his work, to
himself or to anybody else, is but
eight-tenths as much are matters of
constant and practical experience to
him. Heknows thatif he quits work
at the end of eight hours, the loss
will fall upon himself, and if his hired
man approached him with a demand
for eight hours, he would stand
stupefied With Indignation New
York Times.
Southern BOoms Depress New ENGLAND.
The movement of capital out of
New England into the West and
South has been so long kept up that
it is viewed as a matter of course,
and its effect on home industries sell
dom considered. The enterprise
which is used to make attractive the
newly opened sections is not employ
ed to rediscOver the advantages of
New England and what excursion
trains, brass bands, banquets,
speeches, and free drives attempt to
do for the budding metropolis of
Tennessee or Alabama is left in the
older towns to work out for them
selves with fear and trembling. Who
can guess how the attractions of
Massachusetts towns would shine
under equal glare and blaze? The
sale of lands in and near Chatta-
nooga, the other day, called down
three million of New England dollars
and whileit speaks something for the
East that can stand such draft, the
drain is not to be counted out of the
causes of any depression that exists
here Greenfield, Mass, Gazette
and Courier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15

Claretie, the novelist, who is now
director of the Coincide Franchise.
used large sized paper to write his
novels on and small sized for his
journalistic work; and l really felt
sorry to be unable to give him salts
faction
Look, again, al the advertisements
in the papers in this country. Why,
you vii! see that bootmaker, a
halter, or any other tradesman will
publish his portrait by the side of
the putting advertisement of his
goods. Will the publication of his
portrait help this tradesman to sell
his goods? Well, he must think so,
or he would not go to the expense of
having the block made.
The personalities that are INDUCED
in by your press, the details of pri-
vate life, some of them most trivial,
that are made public everyday-all
this tends to show that inquisitive-
ness is an American trait, and, per
sonallv believe the chief American
trait North American Review for
May.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15
SHEAR NONSENSE.

A Bad Boy "That boys a natural
thief. know of but two things he
won't take" What ~ "Advice
and cod liver oil. . New York Sun.
While the influenza was at it's
height, a child was born in New
York. The family were all down
with the disease. The new arrival
was boy, and by unanimous con-
sent he was named Agrippa.
Stranger (to hotel clerk: What
are all those strange marks on this
register? 1t looks as if fifty hens
had been walking over it" Clerk !:
keep quiet, sir; those are the auto
graphs of the visiting editors"
There is one solace left me, at
least" remarked the old farmer
after all my boys leave and go up
to the city, after the pigs and cattle
die, and everything else forsakes me,
there is at least one thing that will
stick to the farm" And that is-?"
1.-The mortgage. - Lawrence Ameri-
can
That Joke Again. -Four hundred
and twentv-two," yelled the elevator
boy. whats? ?" asked the passen-
ger. You arel You are the four
hundred and twenty-second man to
ask me this week if my life isn't full
of ups and downs. Ask it again. |
like it y New York Sun
Great Nerve. He has a terrible
nerve" "Who, Chumpleigh ?''
Yes Why, that fellow was manag-
ing a travelling Hamlet troupe out
in Kansas once, and, when the au-
dience called for the author at the
close of the play, Chumpleigh went
before the curtain and bowed. y
New York Sun
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15


The Eternal Fitness of Things
Mr.. Johnsing Miss Lubly, won't
YOU faber de cumpanv wild a little
song dis ebenin ~ Miss Lubly-
Not dis ebe, Mister Johnsing? Oar
amt no music in me when isn't got
on my accordin skirt! So you'll hab
ter excuse me, deed you will, Mister
Johnsing p Texas Siftings.
"Well, Augustus" said a vapid
youth, who was proudly making a
confession of various entanglements,
I'VE all have our little troubles,
haven't we? Perhaps there is a
skeleton in your own closet Eth,
old boy?" "Oh, dear, no; you
must have caught a glimpse of my
twouser stwetcher." - Washington
Capital.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15
CARRIAGES.

We make more Carriages than any other
firm in the state of Vermont, more different
styles of open and top buggies which are bet
ter adapted for the of Vermont people
than imported Our Carriages are
made from the best materials by experienced
workmen, and all warranted. We have
n large stock hand and variety to select
from Are making them better every year
and selling them for less money. Don't wait
until get poor enough to give them away.
but buy one this year and have the pleasure
of riding in easy, stylish, st. JohnSbury
carriage, where everybody gets his moneys
worth, corner Railroad and Portland Sts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15
THE pRA YER IN "MONEY MAD. ,,

Money Mad" a new play from
the pen of Steele Mackaye, has at
tracted a great deal of attention
unto itself through q prayer that is
aportion oftheline of an old colored
character in the drama. This is the
prayer:
O Lord, you knows Is q wicked
ole woman, yes, perfect ole sinner,
but den my missy be an angel, an TO
her sake pray de Lord to hear de
sinners pray'r. Lord, you knows
Use always believed in you, an now
dat my po' missy be a starvin'
come to you TO help. You's all Is
got, Lord, but den you's almighty
an all lOvin an all merciful. OATS
your reputation, Lord, an sticks my
faith by dat. 0 Lord, let me do all
de starvin, for Is a worthless thing,
no good nor fit to lib But my missy
she be sinless. Spar her, Lord, spar
my pc, little, helpless lamb dat never
did nobody no harm. Dear, precious
Lord, spar, o spar my helpless chile.
Don't go back on you reputation dis
time, Lord, an I'll bless you fo' cher
an eber. Amen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-05-15

General Greedy, chief of the signal
service, is in receipt of at least 20 let
tiers from cranks who solemnly hold
him responsible for the weather.