davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
497

os gianosmOO. 9uO os ueu6e tiIbOse til be Saareoe.
sau npe Sino iitanO os ny Gbarpi. Seq saar 6orpsien
og uenter big meb Northumberland
WteoenS Sagar ipSteoe meb bette, borte bun beie Steins
mer Stuen uo Chen af. Oct par YfaIbgreuel, 6arI
@ultap, iom paa fit 8iiot imeQen 9roppeai o%eIiuaerne
bauOe nGrmet fig gonocsaaroen os beupttet 9eiligbsoen
til at forbere fig ON, b%uorIepeS 6etberreus 6rus befanbt
Jig efter @aarosoa9eRj @uentpr. Ssren itoo balut aas
ben. Sasar funoe bore BialBgreusns Stjemt meo Oh
tleerernss 6rnsr. San par ibas iaa ~oueritabis sIaS, iom
en- nns Officer maa pere 9asen siter en- Seir. San
%forta!ts, buein JONI piIes bsre paa BAN, be Inurrisiis Si:
itorier ON @oarsoasens Crib. 8rissn os 6aren inn.
ties Tor BAN at pare Ell rem SornsisIie. Susen tunoe of
bans StiIorins one, at Stiben bapbe poret ioa blooia,
at ban lise iaa tiet bauee f%iampst for 9ipst iOm for Gei.
rem. at DC flsfs Sfiieerer peo bans Resinsnt par blepen
ifnot, % at ban ielp fun ueS ct ~llnberuert par bIepen lpas
ret for Suerises 5remtib. Gan baS Ieenbe ON en- Gar
til at flipps ut LANCE 9aar meb, iom paa bsire Sibe par
bIepet tnnitfarolst %afltaaret al en- 8nsIe, sqG ON Raal
% Iraab for at ip outlet fin sienusmifubts Sat iam.
men, ba bans SeitifrGSbr besparre bueoe Iise Iibt til
9attemasr oa 6riisr. wen ban talte lite ON bet tres
bic 9ul fin Bans nnoer Sarniifets @rmbulins sler
ben !isrbe RasIe, Der uar saast isienem gamisn os
bapbe s~Itsrlabt en- bIaa gIst, men lite iaa uesst iom en-
blsosnee 0aiit. 9ans spiiisbso git uo Ousr be GbBiiie
BieSiusere, Der baOcs iteppet fine CONNER fuiss mso
9obberitiainssr, Yslfer % SelsenbiaeSer, iom De 5apss
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14

DlinueIo!a aompouiei or nogei
aciictomponi Der bnr Iciei 6rberne
ior en- bis 1io; oct bor eicnoom0'
ret poa eonoet % Hyper ocrpco at
beiolc eli Sfat al 30 ecntS per Ton,
ioaIcocS i3m ocu SIogs aciicieIIfa'
Der oiie moa sierc. aompaniet be-
itiriti9cr 1900 giano pe be gioo'
neoIise ssnuimgSbcitcr Icber OF til
$4,000. aompauict bar life nogcn
caen 9ntit, bpor 9orer IcocrcS
iiteoetfor qense. 2ounin9erne llp
Der iaaIeoeS ino / DC oIminoeIi9e
Sorreinin96touoIcr o9 fomnier til
sooe iier ajobmGnoene ! Soper. =
"The North
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
SGrima belbrcoct.

Gu sommeI sGss. Der bar trutsst zig tiIbaae ira i'm
prarts. n al Gu %oitiueiit DeisfoHGr en- ssitriUsII, al Ct
eutslt p~esttabilit s~eaemiootl iOr Sronaitss, Satarrb,
atbma os ale 1Giss % euneeipsoomms. Gan nj
osiaa ct poittpt Uiiebel moo RsrpeiOasbeo os ale
StrueipsOomme. eitsrat Gottoren bduoe iotlsst bette
Nieod 3uiiRoer al SiliGleu. auiaa bau bet for fin
Niist at sisrs ben Iioenoe DieHnetebep bstisnet meO
bette Dtleee. Greusn al bette DtoIiu os gults bunolsbs
ban. Sea leueer benne Recspt gratis til aae. ion snnter
ben. | GussIit. 1pif % 6rauit msO iuEsfteHOiss Oplpss
ntHstr ON, b~uorlsSes bet %tiiuirtes, % 5russoupisning
Seuo atrtsis o. 5rimgrie. R9pn bette Slab. oa lea
itaor bet itrar. u. n. 4opes, $40 9opers glo6.
Roasttr. r.. 13~-1T-12e.ep.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
I'll California, Oregon, @aibing'
ton 90 anorc Snnftsr | "Fua.
man Gplpniit Sleeurrs".

Oct itdoige &rap fra Dem, Der refer til
bet iIerne Better, paa at reiie betOemt, %
BOG paa famine Sib pfouomiit bar %foraules
oiget Srouingen ut bpaO Der er fienOt iom
"Tulman Gplpnilt Sleeper".
9isie Sernbaneougue er bpg9eoe efter fam.
HE Sla9S Ilan iom De regulGre lite StaSs
les Eullnan Sleepers, Den eueite 5prltlel er
blot Den, at DC life CT u%oituppeoe.
9isie Cars CT iuripuet tomplet ueo spoe,
befpemme Saar.N atrasies, uarme nlot9p.
per, inebuioe 2agcu, Gardner, Der lifrer Den,
Der ligger | 9pieu, ira at blipe feet, Ii0e iaa
aoOt ipm i lite 8losieS Sieepers; Der er
iulot op at S~aauotlGoer, 9arnme, 8prIter
oip. Ser er osiaa ipecie0e 2oilet Gum,
ipecielt for Gamer o9 Serrer, % at rpge
3obat er liren9ellg forbuot.
Soer Gar bar Ell erfaren uuiformeret Iuls
man Torter, Der er iorpli9tet til at bolos
Soanen | goo Srben oa paaie De 8ciienoes
8rap % Betpcmmeligbep.
Gn anoen &jenosgierniuG lom ma be-
m9rtcs, er Den, at ptsie Sleepers Frates til
De oa9lige grpreiS Surti9tUg, iaa.eoeS at
Easiaacrer / oisie Spans refer ligeiaa bur
tigt JONI DC / lite 8In8les pullman Sleepers.
Iasia9erer, iaapel meO lite Iom 2oen
aldsics Stdct, bar 3ilaoelie til at tiorc /
oiSie Sp9ne.
So er Betalingen for cit bobbelt Spic, ne
oennnoer eller ubenpan, metem Council
8tnIfs, Omaha eler aauias gitD % Gan
6rducisto eller Tortlauo.
so Gents for Sol pr. 9iat melem Mte0ems
i~tationer paa benne qinie.
6pr Dem, Der ielu bar SeugtlGoer, fri sci
| EuGman GulpniIt Cars melem Council
Sluiis. 8anias gitp o9 Iortlano.
Sramau goloniit Sleeper an6eiales ne
cielt Dem, Der meo fin camille lp9er fla ct
Sjem | Seiten, og Tom pniter at finne iuoe
befuemt paa &etien, men life bar &aao til
at betale life 9lasies SiQet.
5or ailIa9s g%eifrioelie pper bpiltenipms
belt Stat eIer Serrttorn, giennem bpilte
luton 8aciiie ganen 0aar, elfer for griIer.
SogeneS GiganS oip. oip. b~enpenoer man ia
til .. NJ. Collins,
General N9ent Il. y. Spitem,
513 4tb Str, Siour gitn Soma. 19.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
Serafetot Wimmeiota.

Seruiclotet neo cafe germiaion /
Ct. SouiS Gouutp, oImiuoclig fienot
UNDER Noon al "Qcrmiaiou .Sron
3onge", bIeo iprIt i 1884 betjeuot
poo Serumorfeoct, oa ct Por Gao,
nin9cr Grts bIco oiicnot ira 2po
Sarbors. s 1885 bleu Der uoitibct
300, 900 Con ira 8ermiaion 1Sclotet,
o9 / sc noococ bet op til 100000.
Z 81 uoitibeoe &ompouierue nGiteu
400. 600 Son. SernieIotet Itrrffcr Iio
ira 0crmiuion cafe Is 0iil oft
ODER, Iorcn, barrier / 8pboe ira 16
til 10 SOB, men bar ell 9rcooe al
bcnuco ii gtiI. : alminoeligbeb
9iGIocr bet, at 10 bpbcrc man orbet
Der, oeito rin9ere bIir GrtIen, inotil
6cIoterne ipncS nGIten uuotpmmes
li9e. aorcrne Ii99er iammeIteos Iioe
op ! Dalen, % ! mango GilIeIoe
bebpoer man at 9rooe gonIfe Tibet,
Iorat naa Grtien. Der uopinoeS
Ioa me9et Iom 1928; IapcIt 65.19,
bet 9icnnemInitIise err omtreut 81
pro Sent rent metoIliit Sern. Z
aobcnt Wiarteo betales 90 Gents per
3on mer emo for nogen onben nis
nerct GrtS os noteres $1.40 bpiere
eno @o9ebic Sernet. WtinneIota
Wtinernc eieS % tontrolercs al ct al
DC ri9eIte 9oIa9 / DC Sorcueoe Sto,
ter. ScIoe bar i StprreIie, giisopm
eler aIitibnings Soroele life noset
SiocItptte. Set Ii99er life Ion9t ira
yofe 9ermilliou, % er belt i Ipp
@ruber, fjcnot mocr yioon al
StuntS, Stone, SIP, Sopcr, arms
itron9, 8reitun9 o9 Gel. Saar oil
oiifibeS meuem Ter o ipp Suuoreoc
Sulinoe Con 9eelemer GrtS, Der er
meset ri9bpIoist. Oct or &omponieis
9enli9t fun at oiieuoe ben beoItc
GrtS, o9 noor man ta9er i Yctra9ts
ming, at GrIten oil faIte al iia fra sc
til 67 pro Sent metauiif Seru, er bet
let at ifignne, at bette er no9et enc
ltaaenoe.
Sruberne, Suietomtcrne, 9pos
nin9sitiIen % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UNDER Scroen er life ouertrufet i
no9en onoen Syn. Sremtibsuoiig.
teruc for oiSie Dducrs Sremson9 er
beore END %no9enIinoe Ier, % bet
beretti9er til at oulc benz iom De
ierIte og jterIte ScrnIeIter / @merita.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14

400
ASpem er bcnne 9tuben 8eui, iom bu fOrIanste ct Sti,
bebrep ior?"
"SpOerues 6ouse nor Sib, 96srS Gaabs, eIer, bpab
Der maaife er enonu mere, aon9eruss Ssoc. uoen BAN,
nbem bans Sub, fan insen @rmee rptte Wlartcn, in.
gen 5prie europa baabe paa Seir. Sans Orb sial.
Der mere enb aeiirenS, mere eno gaueuS; bet aabner
ale 6aitninsers 9orte, bet buGsier eIer osuer aae SuGro.
San tunbe tuinse benne ~uIptreIise Brig til at boIbs pp
imOrsen % bittsre en- oIminbsIis Srcb opsrmorssn, ON
ban piIoe; men ban nil lite, ies ueo lite buorfor."
'3et er lite muIistl Oct uiIos pare at iorneors Snils
kt % 9apperbebeu, bet piIbe pare at Iasss gerSeu /
GuIolGnte.A
'goers 9iaabe bar Sfet, os bog u bet iaa. Goers
sreise 9usbOnb oil pare ben fsrits til at bepions bet.
Dams Sniae os 1opperbeb fornaar Gilt, fun lite at
sisre Cub. Minoes @oers aaaoe, buorIeoes benns
Pore 3elibere bIeu ns6t til Gopsmber o. December
l64l at Iisse uuirtipm to Raaneoer peb Rinlen gas
~seburs2"
Seq minOes bet. &c @eimarte Trooper forIoO
Seren."
'Os be &eiHarife Trooper forIoS SGren, torSi be lite
fl fin Cob. 0inben 8spi imSts fit Sub, os Gons
Fore 9usbonb stt til nps Seirs."
AOs ON iaa Uar7 Sos Opbsisbs SiaIe fnbes aaises
eel Roget. iom lite a tiIiaIs gIist, sgrs, SaorI0nS.
Jes oil lite bore mere ON tisbts Seire. Disje Soser
trsr. at be Tan iisbe AIi. % be ~iorftaar itts, at ct so!t
sersr I'll ef0rbsS, lite DsS bsrts @aIO. men Deb SyOg
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14

en- sIars at. Satsbs ciiet ,ohr 80 gents o
sIoncr Tor SCI % fan faces paa si5usrt apOtb,t.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO, Baltimore, Nd.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
498

ropet ira ine e9ue ganOsmeno; De mi5riife gsnbcrs
tnele ber bopee taltet fig ueo paa Screen os label, Tom
be par beSe, men iaa par Tonne til at npie al 6ru6tres
gen; Sa6erne, Der bauoe tabt Sti9boilerue paa 6Iustcn
os bang lom SGtte ouer Sefenes Oianter; Ell Slime,
JON itaois bIeu ueo at bale en- 6anon, for at iaa ben
ouer SGtten. iaa Gnben paa 9e9en bIeu, at baaoe ban
os 6anonen beu iiobenoe / Oiu6oeret. ~Mien, " tilioiebe
ben unse Sbert meo en- let Sentponing til line e9ne ituis
feoe 6Orbaabninser, "buorior uiIoe 6aBieIb itolc paa en-
SuinoeS 9Oftsr2"
Sasor pHoe life boue uGret Suinbe os nitten aar, ON
bun bapce mooitoast 6rifeIien til at fate ct ifiaaIent
SIit paa oeane unse !Sslt, Der iaa Iioet ipntes at Gnie
6aren % SSOsn. giaIssrep Sarl guitau ur oensans
80 aar, inarsrs unber emo oper MiSbetbeioe, lite ben
~forpuIente gerre, Tom isusre Yoriratter %aibilber, inarere
imGtter % imiSis, IiuIis os let; bans GENT par msrts
Iaoen. bet iorts os Ionss 6aar faIot neo Ouer be brsbe
SfuIors; tlcse, tctte blaa Dine, GrnerGis, i~rsmiprins
senoe srop Gage os flor Weuno. bpis energetic, noset
tptte qabr oDerispsseoes al mssst finale Wuitaidsr,
mebens ainbsrus, sjtu Gibsus Git par s~Iatraseoe.
Saalsbes finSeS ban afbibet @'ripSbOim paa jim liarte
bruno Set ! SIaset peb S~antopis, gull Ssasrt mso
bIaat SfjGrf os buio STAR i 9attea. vi 6priten eaa
SoImGnSen iaaes fnapt gnbet enS ben utpunsne 9oISs
ming. Gtan 1T SnSupf al en- qieatsnants Iste gGiea,
naar ban g paa Stit hos Gamer, bpor ban ueS, ban az
Del iset % er p5 paa at bebase.
piaiesreosa 5suos osiaa tnapt ON Sieal, men BAN
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
6or 'DtteFaP'Yoltth.'
On irDsteIig G.mbtosmano.

Get bar / ainaS Soueoitao, bpor pi
panoreoe omtrirg meo en- Yeipiler. 8i
tom til ct Sus buor ri iauot ire &ine
iere, Tom netop mOreoe fig meo Sa5aro'
ipif. Den enc bar en- flor, bpriif uos
ieeuoe Yeriou meo ct Sturtefias, o9
ban bleu ioreItilet for ps iom Srnas
fornemite Sfarprettcr; be to andre,
iom bar temmelig inna WGno, bar
bans 6ielpere. @ieuaem Dor Seipiier
meooeler pi Spooelen, at pi gnlteoe at
ic be Snitrumenter, ban brngte Gms
beos Meoipr, % iao TOM ban frem meo
ct tort os meset tungt SuGro u9 Ell
lang 9nip. gi baUoe o~erefter fol9eube
Samtale:
"Soorleoes brlger 3e bette Su4rb?
Suor er 8Cooelblotteu ?"
"gi bruser iugen 8lOt. Suao ri
gipr, er, at ri laoer DC bpnte Sanger
tn9le neo i to RGtter meo Sopeberne,
Tom er bpieoe neo mob Sproen, MOB
binanoen. 3erpna ta9er jeg Su9roet,
90 bu99er til, iaa SOueoerne falber al;
Iualeocs bplOer ie9 pnu, til ole CT ers
peoereoe, affurat iom De meo 0ere$
Spaoieritof Oiloe iIaa 3Oppen af iriltt
ugr98."
"aten busger 2e ATTIC ct SuOeb al
nteo ct Su9?"
"9utio."
"6oao bruger Qe Suiuen tip"
Zen bruger jeg for 9tugde eaer
0Boen ~irem6rn9t mcO mango 6ug. 81
biuoer SDnoereu, iom er Opmt til at
lIoc oeHne SlagS 9Go, til oct Sors oer-
bcnne" (ban pegte pua to StOtfe, iom
par lat lammcn til ct Sor3) "og ri be-
gpnoer ntcb at bu98e al Gicnlaageue,
0rene, GGicn oio. og Ilutter mco at
ltttte Snipen inO / Sicrtet. 2isIe 0u9
parierer / gntal fra s til 100, alt eff
terlom SorbrDbelieu er 9rou til"
"Spilfen &lasie al 5orbrpoere opnts
MES til oenne SldgS 8Go?"
"0e, Tom bar mDroet fine 5orelDre,
% Suinoer, ionl bar brebt euer lenlps
Itet fine WGno, banner StDriteparten
al ocnnc Slasie."
"8ereucr ale oi5le Seurettelier Gem
noget al 8eres Gppetit eller Sppn? ?"
&c tire Starprettere 10 laroaniIt til
bette S~ppr9smaal, o9 iaa ipllrste pi
i9ien:
"iSppr mango IcriOner bar De togct
2iuet al pua Ell 9as?"
Seq bar ielu alene bu99et 20 Sope-
Der at paa 2 Minutter. Ger Sc ben
mprte 6let paa Satfen berburte? Gen
t9lpes Slooet az Den ltolte Sob, pi
bapoe ber."
"SuoO 6liuer giort meo 2igene?"
"3en IIpDoes @euner ta9er 2iact
bort, men ri beboloer SupeOerue, iom
ri letter paa Stagene berborte peo
&e99ell, % naar Ri bar ct fort gntal
al l%aapaune, ium life l9ngere er giells
fjenoelige, iaa besrauer ri Dem. Billie
s pnlte at ie uosle al bisie Soueoer?"
Si aiiIos ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
ut tjene Iemge bporiom belt.

Seq bgrte pm Scr. MOrebedoS Or
fariua meo at pletere meb Sub, Solu
% Nidel; jes lencte citer en- Maifine %
bar mere Nrbeibe, eno ieg fan uofore.
Get er ooerraifeuoe, bpor mango Stcer.
@afler o9 Sniue, Soft uil baoe plete
r,Ne. Zen fprite llse tieutc jeg 1910
% paa ire Tiger $l19.85, og min Some
bar tjent li9e iaa me8et iom jeg. %eO
at tilifriue &. s.. Griffith g. So, ga
nespiae, Ohio, fan man iua GirtulGrer.
Gu Plating Machine fuiter fun 50.
Ntan fan pnn cit 9ime lore at BRUCE ben.
San pletere fore o9 intaa Eager % fan
tieue Een9e bporipmbclit.
u. 8. SanIpn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
ct Barn meo Glefautluabel. st

eicuoommeli9t 0tisfoiter er | bisie
Gage fommet til geroen i Malmp. Get
er ct Guttebarn, iom f~orpurist er uels
ltabt, men bar en- pirtelis Glefuntiuabel.
Den %itatfels @pber er Iortuilet, u9 man
bar incienpt ~stnipsnins til aunsen ON
3iaaoelie til at tage 6oiteret aioa9e.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
FLOR 80 CENTS ii H.. i ta-

2si Aar9an9 ~ ~SealecH Oh Slfmy. n
trGmletogsn "Gn GpijoOe al en- Sg,.. 2:
n Warle Scpbie Sdwart. se
"2eeprab @ciicn"s abomentrr 'agosr q
% 9lemlnei" beBpnote ben lie
IN Ace Iargnitg, uotommcr en- Na.' 1871.
yianneoen meo 20 fore Siorr On On
tloner, pg iuoeboloer 3ine, iomo ln Naliia
al 9nteresie ior be ~ltanornapufe "ne sey'
Innerita. "apinoen Oh SlemretD Igtastt /
SIS. pr. Slar, % BORT 3ilbnb for "a 'V.r %
til 1Geeorab@Y pIten"s %Sbpnnenter SSlts
bdlp Yris og gieloer tun M No., aila
Tile Iploer bort &laO M, men Inn MI, n
igrlte Gar, for at iiafie &laoet iterr, NJ NJ
belle. Nrepenummer ieuoes irit Ug,i''
Mrs. Soa 0anien, @eoor &opios a,,t'
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
Scr trrmscs 1000 gerjoner.

ION iieber Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
til 80 Geuts pr. SLATE, for at inSbrinsc
$1,000. Gn furieiiet aar piloe oplln9s
5~ortjeucIcu al 1000 Salg. 1iluirtcrrn
at bette 9liobel panitaar, at bet fan
tarere "ajrlo / Supeoet" % enoOs fro
niit Gatarrb. San bet life bet, iaa be.
taller ban $500 for i'm oltior fore
9iQio.
Sfte aleue ! 8labene, men | tontante
Sen9e. 99nt Ooer, buur me9cn Glib
ma ma babe for at iGtte bette / Bln'
bene % bernalt banble bereftsr.
5~a6ritanten trpr pna bette Wtiooel.
Gr bet life p2rbt ct 6orIss? Gr bet
life parot ct 6Orips at fcrebpgse Ca
tarrb.
29neben blir DC milbe Wtibler al
tho be beoite. Se pirfer manite npget
lan9ipmmere, men DC pirfer I~iffert. DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets er ct pirfs
FONT, men berulisenoe os milbt Msiobel.
DC er iutteroatfebe, lette of tase. pirfer
uloris beftis. % oeri lisser ceres fore
5oroel. sc minoite, biaisite % ~letteite
at tase. Gn ubsjsr Ell 3oiis. Gn
sGite for rs Gents. 9ilialss / ale
2~(potbeter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-27
How the Indian Prays.

"Prayer is the souls sincere desir
unuttered or expressed" And the man.
ner of expressing desire may differ wide
ly. The Indian may be as religious as is
the Presbyterian. yet he never kneels
when he prays. He never addresses the
deity by word of mouth at all. Yet he
asks for the blessings he needs, and asks
for them with as much faith and as
much reverence as does his winter broth
er. They want a good corn crop and
they gather handful Of green twigs or
grasses, bind them together with rev.
erent faith that the deity is willing and
able to help them; they lay the emblems
or hang them in place where the sun
will shine upon them and leave. assured
that their prayer has been heard.
1t may not be answered. The corn
may not prosper right away, but they
are in no wise discouraged They bind
together another emblem and offer it in
another place. Some places have partic-
ular favor. It is believed the deity sees
them place them there better than in
some other places. 1t is simply the
Christians idea Of sanctuary in another
form, Chicago Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-27
Language of Elephants.

The language Of the elephant is as well
understood by the East Indians and
those who have to do with the large ami
mails as if the communication was made
in their own tongue, though, curious to
tell, the sounds in India and Ceylon have
different meanings imputed TO them.
When enraged the elephant utters a
shrlll cry through the trunk. which may
be taken as warning.
A sportsman engaged in hunting ele-
plants had approached a large tusker
when he found, to his chagrin, that he
had dropped his ammunition, so that he
could only lie concealed and feast his
eyes upon the huge animal. His disap-
pointment was partly compensated by
observing the large elephant informing
the rest that danger was lurking near
them. Communication was made in the
following way:
The tusker was feeding and moved
slowly around until he suddenly came
below the concealed sportsman, when,
with its wonderful scent, it Immediately
recognized the presence of an enemy. 1t
stopped feeding, raised the tip of its
trunk cautiously, then in a low, sup
pressed, but penetrating tone uttered
with its lips the word "prut, repeating
it so that it sounded something like the
twittering of bird. The sound would
hardly have been noticed had not the
sportsman been near at hand; but it was
Immediately understood by the herd,
that moved quickly but silently away.
followed by the sentinel.-St. Paul Dis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-27
The Fall Bonnets-

As you see the fashionable fall woman
approaching, you wonder if she is wear
ing a crown upon her head. Her hat is
of material that looks like FURNISHED
gold or polished brass II sets closely 70
the head in front, and extends upward
as if it were going 70 end. or rather
peak of. into the regulation top for
crown. But she isn't wearing any such
mark Of power, she mas simply put on
her fall bonnet and j. wearing It, not for
the purpose OF astonishing the natives.
but simply because il Is fashionable. II
she is very fashionable woman she has
had piece Of her dress material let into
the top Of her FURNISHED gold hat. and
ct the ve,y back Of the whole affair she
has caused a whole field q brass daisies
10 Dc fastened upright, 50 that they nod
upon their WHY stems and wave 70 and
fro as their wezrpr r-ziks O. talks. b.ovFs
OF Eocis---Ne~ Yf-- LETTER.
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Anterope. and "rumbl. w.sd..~

was sitting in passenger car look
ing out over stretch of prairie land in
the great Arkansas valley. The day
was windy; indeed, ship captain who
sat next to me said it was shalt gale"
though, judging from the way the wind
shrieked past Us, | should not have
thought OF using a fraction in describ-
ing it.
Suddenly a number Of elegantly
shaped, slightly built animals appeared
in the distance and rushed toward the
moving train. The wind, the antelopes-
for such they proved to be-and the
train engaged in a race. in which the
antelopes for short time held their own;
but what most astonished me was that
the antelopes were pursued by great
gray balls, some of which were from four
to five feet in diameter.
Not one of our party could imagine
what these were, never having heard of
anything OF the kind. We watched the
curious sight until the locomotive and
the wind left the antelopes and the pur-
suing balls far behind us. To increase
balls could be seen on the windward
side of the track, piled up against the
wire fences and in rayines and gulleys
along our onward route.
| afterward learned that what our
party saw were known to the plainsmen
as tumble weeds" and to botanists as
the Cycloloma plalyphylium. 1t belongs
to genus of plants that grow in a thick.
globe shaped mass of twigs and small
branches. attached to their roots each by
a small stem, which in the fall becomes
dry and brittle, and, as the autumn winds
sweep over the prairie, these stems break
off and the tumble weeds go bounding
away, scattering their seeds as they go.
Antelopes and jack rabbits, grouse and
prairie dogs are put to fight, cattle are
stampeded and the roadbeds clogged by
these flying masses of brushwood.-
Nicholas.
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q . y 3d.
lJ()liI Eagle
PERSONALS.

FLOYD L. Logan is IN Denver for few
days.
/. Strong of Webb City, Mo-, was in town
yesterday.
YIN Lindsay and wife of Norwich are
in the city.
IA. Haskell of Kansas City was at the
Carey yesterday.
f. Elkharth of Litchfield was at the Dc
cidental yesterday.
George Fleet of Carthage, Mo, is regis
tered at the Metropoie.
EFF. Mitchell of FL Reno, o. K, is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
J. w. Fitzgerald of Clinton, Mo-, is STOP
ping at the Manhattan.
J. NJ. Samuel of Fort Worth spent yes
terday at the occidental
H. B. Carnaud, Esq, of Batavia, n. l.,
was at the Carey yesterday.
s P. Jones and S. Pferman of Chicago,
Ills, are guests of the MetropoIe.
". f. Fisher of Little Rock, Ark. was
a guest at the Occidental last night.
Joe johnson. a well known parsonage OF
Wellington is guest of the Manhattan.
II. Caldwell OF Topeka came in yester-
day. He will spend Sunday at the Carey.
C. Y. and Ole Trice and Lou Markee OF
Kansas City are guests at the Metropole.
J. C. Stevens and wife of Salina came in
last evening TO spend Sunday at Hotel
Carey.
o. A. Curtis and Charles Curtis. both of
Topeka, were guests at the Carey yester-
day.
J. H. Earnst and wife and Miss Ida
Cutuglet of Oklahoma City are among the
arrivals at the Metropole.
C. l.. Mason returned from Nickerson,
Kan, this morning where he has been
visiting with friends.
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Simplicity of Carlyle.s Life.

There was in Carlyle certain AFRO
gance of intellect that grew with years,
and often asserted itself in fashions that
he himself felt to be grievous This has
been mistaken for arrogance of heart.
But arrogance of heart he never had. In
sympathies and manner of life he re-
manned to the end much of the simple
peasant. Seldom year passed, of the
eighty-fve that he lived, that he did not
spend month or two among the Scotch
heaths and peat boys in or near his
humble boyhood home.
There, nearer than anywhere else, his
restless soul came to the attainment of
that peace and composure which it was
quite capable of nowhere. To the end
his own poor, toiling, uneducated kins-
men continued the dearest people on
earth to him, and rarely came payment
from editor or publisher that. whatever
his own necessities. he did not share it
with some of them. Had they been
stupid | am not sure that he would not
at times have shown them scant mercy,
but their humbleness only bound them
the closer.-E. &. Martin in Scribner's.
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Every man ought to know what kind
of a universe he Is in, what his relations
to it are, what and where invariable
conditions are imposed, what in the ma
ture of things is possible and what i'm
possible, within what limits all his
achievements must be, and hence what
ideals he may consistently cherish that
his work may not be in vain. Il hardly
needs to be said that neither literature
nor art nor history nor theology can &C
quaint man with these. Only scien
can do it science not as a mass Of facts,
but as body of relations.
If there be anything that the ordinary
man is markedly deficient in. and which
the best schooling has not added to his
mental equipment, it is ms failure TO see
the necessities of relation. Exercises IN
logic and the study of mathematics have
been supposed 10 qualify a man to be
logical. but if by this is meant that for
every effort to be explained an adequate
cause must be assigned, then most men
are unequal to the occasion.-Professor
A. E. Dolbear in Popular Science
Monthly,