davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Gnfens Son.

Sor ca. % Iar iiOen laa en- Sfpns
merit ueo ct Sa9brug tRt Ueo Sumospal
os luiteOe. Zen Dag, Sarteiet ItulOe
a~fietle, Tom tilielbigui5 en- GRtes eueite
Spn til at fplge meb gtogen ombOro, pg
oeo &ireiien blep ban CLIENT.
ga ban iiben ~Upbngeoes, bar BET iOr
TENT at fna bam ilanO O9 ban nautte bu
btipe meo, bpab @uttcn life bauOe Go'
get imoO, ba ban / &apteiuens 5saarise
9utter ftrar bapbe iuuOet en- 2eeeta.
merat.
Garene gift, @utten pUgte til o9 blet
en- finf Ssman6. 6or noele Tiger iiOer
uperraifcoe8 Gnfen, Der bnuoe begrGbi
fin Spn iom bgc, ueO at Oerme en- uaf.
fer Dag too i benoes Stue ION Clip.
per paa e9en StuOe % meo jim Suitru,
aapteinen8 0ntter, oeo Chen. San
bleO en- 3iO I 8eipg hos ben lpttelise
DtOoer, Os M en- al 9a9ene ~aiieiler
bans Cube til 8nenoS Npres, buOr
ben briftise clipper bar bpsget Siem
for Mooer o9 Suitru, meoenS ban ielu
poanp oil trUoie SpenS Snrer.
Men bporlor ban | De 20 g(ar life
bar moerrettet fin Mooer ON, at ban le.
oeoe, bet meOOele5 Sutet om.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Sfuot Nnpeaoien.
SporIsbss en- tnitis ROrOmano aIoros Nn
Suite ! gimeriio.

On al rssus meit ieuiatione1e Beeis
penbeoer i gietu DOrtS "pigb 2iie".
8eroen CT ct @iitermdal, lom iOrleoeu
2srbas bteb inosaaet melsm Wiis
Grppel, Tatteren al ben for 3 Var
fiosn aIbgoe Yreiioent for "BbOeniI
Sniurirs Co." grOmea, Der efterlOo
fla en- 5ormue Of 2 Niiaioner Dollars,
o. en- Horomanb peo Rapn Selmar
Ricolap Rilisn. Den lptteIiss 9rubs
som Tom til Gmsrifa for Ell Bar Nar
iioen, fattis iOm en- airfsrOtte. San
III Ylabs paa ct Slass SunatOrium |
2aiepoob, q. g., buor ban GIT til
Snanbe oeb Bnffnins al Baoeiarrene,
os | bet bele taset sicroe fig iaa npttis,
BON funoe. unoertioen sioroe ban
3iensits iom Dpparter peb NlbbasS.
borbet. Ser par bet, Riis GrOipe[l
iaa BAN. Niiien er en- bsi, pelftabt.
friift ubieenbe Manb. % - Niis
groipel iOrellfebe fig / BAN. SpOroan
"5rieriet" sif for fig er til GatO en-
Semmelisbeb; men 5aitum er, at fbite
2srbas ianbt gislien Steo, % at Niis
growefl berefter oil buOs at fore bet
plebeiife 9tapn Rielien, iiteoet for bet
mere Observation-Disclosures 9rouen. 8i
baaber paa o beloi8e %2auosmanos
8e9ne, at QGeteIfabet maa bliOe lptfe'
list, % ban oil p9re / Stanb til at OPP
traoe / be npe Smsiueller meo mere
5Uritano u9 3aft eno ben | i'm 3ib me-
get omtalte 3pifer S9eatng, Der moer
temmelis lisnenbe SmtGubisbeber bleu
gift meb 9atteren al NiqiOuGren Mur-
roiiri, meu iom piite i9 iaa iuloIten'
big uimoota9elig for | al 5nlo ben pore
iellfabeli9e 8plitur, iom M en- Sang er
nsopenoigt for at funne beo9ge Jig | be
Saminno5la bpor MilionGrbgtrs
pteier at bore biemme. Milfn er iBot
/ 8riitiania o9 bar biottl teoet unoer
bBiit beitebne 8ilfaar. 6an faar al
Gbefer for bet pmtalte SdnatOrium Def
Sfuo8maal, at ban er en- al be beoite
pg ~paallOeligite Mano, Fan nOgenIinOe
bar bnut / Gieneite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
sOs -D.coraD.gsiteu..
-@n luneiuio Sugle.

0p til Tor mO9le Gar tilbage beritebe
Der , cntelte Gele al bet nDe Selten me.
gen 9~OpieSbeo, lom Inn leifi9beb8pis
bleO tGmret peb ~perionlis @icn0ipl.
OeIie cler ueo llbbrub al Ell ~manoit9rt
SOgtpOlt.
! @n iOrunOerlig S%tpoebiitorie, ipnl
BGnOte | Wteboro, R. 9af., er ~iprtalt
al gtr, &aaswelt iaalebes:
Seq bar life tiliteoe unber felipe BE.
9'Oen3eOen, men ies iaa besse Ranb,
>'ror eIterat leg bSrte Sfuboet, bpiltei
'Ore9't | ct ubifieufninssiteb oeo 5lob.
Oreooeu, meSens je9 ippmmebe min
9elt OUer 6luoeu. Seq oil uSelabe
$er'onerues Raune, ba ies life er iitter
ean' boor Der er blepet af Dem, ifjsnt
l9 CT %tortalt, at De iioeu ben 9io er
lHn9'Iet eller bGnst, jee bar 9lemt bpil.
lct
III Al Dem oar llbitiGnfninaspGrt,
mlnoelisbeo fnloet @elibp. Zen
0'ocn Maro "Sap" bapbc la0t / @lam.
inert neo bam for nosen 9ib. gu
Dag Sap" tranote ino / lloifianf.
mn95Itcoet, blep aiapleriet .meset
oI'ot @elibp tos pluoielis irem fin
"e0oIoer % iprebe paa "Sap." ION
Ua'Ieoe nO8et, rpitepe fig, itratte iaa nj
9aaNoen % gap tilbase til MOrbsrer
0IIOe blepet - &uslen, ibet bar
laSoe: "9er, Manb, Der er &nslen!'
sea 1aUOe freiiet 8rpfbenet. berpae
slUrt Ell Sne % fommet no peb Stul
Osrsr, bpOrpaa ben ialbt neb siemnen
SSrmet % ! Saanben paa Maneen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

Srebt al Sinben. gtpii9 begau tire
unse Mennelfer, to @utter u9 en- Bige,
fig fra &arplep | Sinlano uo paa Mar.
fen unOer Ell oDlOi0m Sturm. 9ioI ie.
mere sif to Nrbeibere ben famine Bel Ell
ter benz. Ylubielig Dgrte De iibite Dnfe.
lise HsOraab ira Dc ire &erloner, Der
bar saaet iuruo. Snart eriareoes Ogs
Iaa @runoen iii Ngoitriget. Gn pluos
ielig Spirueloino bauOe nemlig leitet be
tire unge Miennelter op ! gluten og Der
paa ilpnset Dem III SoroeI buor De
blep lissenbe beuioItlsie. 2rOO8 a0e
anoenbte Wtioler lptteoes bet blot at
brinse Den enc al oe un9e tilipe, mebens
be andre to life 200 til at reooe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
&oitbar Yarmenao.

Mrs. Ganbp: 20, Titus, Barnet
bar lust an 6aarHnall"
Orr. Ganbp: "3et CT ustDp, bbab lea
bnpoe Ucntet. Wu maa bu bous 9snss
isisn til al tisbe 9aarnaafe for. Oct
er life Gnost snb gsnss, 9snes %
Bense Der | quiet, Tag no % Gos tnb.
Seq ltal p9ooe paa, at Barnet Der bar
lnst for mere sno so Dollars | Snar.
naale ! be HoIte tire Naonsoer. Ru.
aoue. Ifnl Der irttes en- Chopper for
bette, enten iaa Barnet oil suer life of
boloe op meo benne Saarnaalmnb. os
Iom pi anbre fnoe fig ! o~lminoelis
3pit. eller ies oil uibs Srunbsn buor.
Tor - gu forftaar2"
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Sortlobet.
Observation-Disclosures
Veteriuerer on S,eifesS auo[eael

bar neoint ii9 / Beniou, Rtnn., o. oil beis.
9e be omiringli99enoe Bper. 3eres Spe,
ciolitet er Horse Dentistry, Ringbone, Spa
wins, turbs. Splints etc. etc. 12. 1874
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
FOR 80 CENTS eli ssi., ii 1.,t ts:a en-

bel Gar9ana al "auunosn o. SIemimet" %
8rrmisbosen -Gu epiiooe al en- 499es 2ip1,
al Warle Sopbie Shmarb, I'll snbper al
-Ieeorab- Yoiien-S 4boHHeuter. -apinoen
% Sjemmst" begpnote ben lite San. 1891
i'm Abe Qaraan9, hbtpmmsr en- 6ana ON
Raaneoen meo 20 itore Sioer % 4 Slnitra.
iipner. % ~inoeboloer 5ina ium tunne pore
Of Snterssie for be ~i.anoiHapiiie Rpinoer i
Gmeriia. 1Rpinoen o. SDemmet" fpiier 90
Cts. pr. uar, % bort Silbao for 30 Gents
til S2eccrab.goiien"s Gbonnenter er altiaa
balp gris % gi9loer hun til benz, Der
he bolber port Blao M, men run for bet
isrjte aar. for at fiaie Blaeet ftsrre uobre.
belle. Yrpptnummfr ienoes trit Iilifrip
Nars sea Sanisn aeear @apibs, Sewa
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
ReuOiae, gfinu.

vi ben mig tiliennte Slantet for 9nobeta'
Tina vaa "9ecOrab Bpiten" Ter ie9, of o9inn
be. iOm "6prmpuber" maa pare intsresiez
ret Sulesaoer / 5orm Of en- eller to npe
qbonHeHter. Seq oil prsue at fOmtne ino
/ betiOs, iaaleOes at jes fan bliue ct ggempel
for anOre, % siue en- Opmuntriu8 til Gbers
tnlfe "Spn," JON loUer at poge cp til en-
Rirmpe. Set 9Ieber mig of bore, at o9iaa
&c sr pelfcrnpiet meb @bonneuternes Nntal
iaaUel, LEGION ri er meo bet intercsiarte o9
lRrsrtge 9Gieitof.
Sea bar inbItriberet pua -Secordb'F oIten"
% "Scb Grncn" / 6 Gur o9 bar en- SOsium-
lima al "Seo &rten" nleue, Tom jee life ptloe
'pl9c, for bpno "Secornb-E Soften" cs Spn
bar tuitet / famine Eiosrlm.
8. u SprBeuipn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Gn bel Camille.

Rep. g. u. Dunlap, Mount 8ernon, W1o.,
flyer: Wine 8srn bar au9rebne al en- Soite
iom 8glse at Raslinser, min &one PLACE
bes at Soite, iaa bun lille funoe iooe, mer
eler mInOre paa 5 2lar. os SereS White
Wine of Tar Syrup turerebe benz (9ec.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
aOrreiponballce.

r,rtsrer uttn Tevu % wetts's tones t'ft ru'ns-
ten M. b tIir iifs eroeHs eicnnsHlaiis etaes
f,G;sr,r. Torrsi uI iiis tliSe sheftiiaaiSrt, mss'
= mr., y,slsususnst sorrtponesrt super bet. m'h s'
teuienn maa bare &aUnst % GsIssitn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Scno cifer

The Eureka SortisrrclieSalas. Der f~orisrsr 100
@angc; BnS % qiS. On fOr aae npttig A0mbiHaiion
lubeholbrn0e s i~orifieuige Ting. uenlg YeuReitlit,
beet 8Ommet0t gg glaai 3rs - gtS. Iotleitaitsr
al INT rnfhif Inbcr, InoeboloeHoe Spil, Ram, N m. f;
BrIs u 9ts. vii bette ttlissmeo Rataloa, Frsoe az
6iroepdpir ciU. ieuoes ]portDirtt for tuu 10 @tS.
dgeHter snlieS. Gtrtu I'll Sw. stamp Co,
R.fI.26. BpE SILL minneapolis, DRinn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

The People OF The Territory Of utah SEND
Greeting
To George n. Ifnl, ucfsldinti
NyoU ARE nLuEnY REQUIRED TO ar.
il pear In ~ udIigu lrpuFht against you ~
lie aliave named ulalhun IN the Diatfiet C1uft
Of the Third judicial nisIiet u tho rcrutoty
Of titah, uud TO answer the complaint nlul
therein within ten days exclusive o. tho day
~ scrVcei after the srtvico on you Of this
summons-if served within this county, or, "
served out ~ this county. but Ia this district,
within tsoniy dayai olhefwlae within forty
dave. or Judgment hy default will be tulrn
aEaihsi you, according to the prayer OF said
complaint
OF ihla court dittolying TOE bonds 81 matrimouy
existing between tho plaiuiin and defe ndAnt. ana
awarding tho plainun custody OF minor chil.
dTgu, her costs aud general reieti AbnyU friief
h prayod for on the ground that tho defendant
during the month Of Jauoi l,si, disregaTling
the sniemnity ~ he marriage Vows, wilfuily
ana vithout cause dsselted tho pialnun and
said minor children and has ever tiurt AMI 90
fonttnues 10 desert SAID plAlntn and children
and live separate from ucmi that the defend
ant Tor more than tvu years lat Pact has VII
fully neglected 70 provide the plsintn TIE
allie 30 10 DO aud has compelled plaiutn 10 spp
port aud earn her own hNlnE.
And Won arc hereby notned that " You fail
10 appear and AnsNsr ihe said compliant A.
aboy ereqpired, tho said plnintln will apply 10
the court Tor ne rcigi deinandoa therein.
aud inc seal Of the District Court u the THIRD
Judiciat District, 10 and for the Territory "
Utah, this gth day Of rrptfmber, Ia tho year
Of our lord Que thquiand eight hundred and
N' tsn,L II HENRY "a. MCMILLAN, Ciors.
liy Gro. d. LooHis, Deputy CLERK.
- a ulw Nv sat
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suMMoNs.

rI,ERuirORY oF urAif. COUNTY or SALT
i Lalc IT, The jusueeh court. ufih re,
ciurt. james v. Jensen, rIalnun, Va lrant
Fiuer. defendant 10 irank ililof. Efsstinri
Auu ale hereby Huutanuei ln lr nud upVrar
before me. the undrfsisusd. Htiny once, NJ the
Fourth rfeeinrt, salt Lhkr city ana uouutv,
ttah Territory. % hnfssr u CHu'plnint tIti
against you herein ~ said pla.nui, within I've
days exclusive Of tho day " uCNtreI % this
summons B. fcftsd On 1ur wlihin Halt loarih
iIceinut. within tea faya V served 90 yau
0ufslfo af said tnuHh frrriuri, but sitiin the
county Of salt LAKE and within twenty days II
served elsowhsrs, o,herwise within forty
fsid action IL brought 70 recover from you
the sum Of 500, tsFcihc' with Interest and a.
tnrnrf'a Toes dur Gu = certain pfnmiHHprY rntg
favor Of the AmeficAn National uank q SAT-
tAke city, uhlrn SID plliutih flsred A. sure
~ year request. That you failed 10 pay taif
note, or unY part thereof. upon maturity, ahi
thAt piAinun wlfohilrsi ~ psy Aud did pay
the same. Ihe ssid notg has been asfisreN ~
The American National uank " ikld piaiutll,
aud h now in hia poe cfaiou.
And you are hereby nuiincd that n you fal
10 90 Anpear ani nnsvcr No nnoyr required, the
plaiut,h val take lufgmrht against you by de-
FAULT In tho sun ~ tl0lt together Win interest
aud attorneys fees and coats u suit.
Given undur ny hAnd ihil ith day VI utto'
hsr, a. 10. 1slL hIns y. htAih,
doaw tvs iufuco Of the Peace,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

rouN W. wINwAHn. THE ADNtNts.
% traitor 81 the estate ~ Jamsa shit o., fe.
ceased. having tiled hi petition herein duly
ytri1ed. proving for IN order " sale OF certain
real and nsfiofai property therein described,
psft 81 The real cttaic and uerfuual pforCftY
- said deceased, Tor The purpose therein 81
form, II j. therefore ordered By tho Judge n
tsid Court. that an pcrsuns lhtefsatef IN the
estate u said deceased, appear before tht said
Probate Court on ratufdaf, tha ltth day uf
November. I4qi. Al 10 u'cl0ta in the forenoon 0f
fliI tay. al the Court Room Of The County Court
Houao 10 salt take CITY. o. salt lake Oouhty,
utah, 10 fhow cauao WHY PIN order shuuid not
be- granted 10 sid udmlni1Irat1f o. cell 20
much of no real estate NJ ihu SD drcr1atd
land the peffuuai properly namrd in asil pcii .
toni al t'fIrato sale a. shall BE- ufeesaafv. aud
o. copy " this order shall Pc posted ~ the
CLERK 81 thii county. OF he shan fauao thf same
90 be- posted In thfur puhlic rlacef IN sat lake
county. and putiishst 70 llur suce,ssitc
wrcif. NJ Leaf, In ne urstntr tNrNtNu
Nrws' y newffNper printed and ruhlshld In
sal Iake city aud county, before afid DAY OF
healing
40 q. ". BARTCn, Jufge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

While Theodore Burns was cutting hay
on farm near Hunter the sickle cut a
spotted viper into four pieces. 1t was
four feet long and within It were found
eighty i've little vipers, four TO six inches
long The snake literature Of Missouri
this season is unusually prolific aud yari'
esated.-Fulton CMo.l sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

Mr.. l.. Gilleu has genuine curiosity
in the form of banana tree, ten feot
tall, bearing one bunch OF bananas, He
has a number Of other banana trees, but
none bearing fruit save this one. The
leaves arc long aud slender, and the mo
ton Of the wind causes the leaf TO cut in
two like ribbons Until tho suns rays
cause the bud to open it much resembles
a large rcd water lily bud tightly closed.
Thia covering drops oil in time, leaving
tho fruit lying closely side by side to
ripen.-Lexington (Mo) News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

10 en- AEHlfCE
mn. ANImcAS FunK rnnyo AND srWNa
fNtftTs
Leave salt Iatp o 10 q fu., q % y M. ana N'h1
p.m,. arrive fait faEe W ~ noon, AMI ~ pillt
Arrive salt axe from Provo AMI rpunttillQ,
ilielaui,
ntNnuAN.
IOaye Salt tAte SEQ a mi returning arrive
u. e. pSnur. 4. h. wuLBY. ~ nFgNETr
ten. MANAGER. tupt otn.fftNints. Aft
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Eatair Of Nicls u kANso, Deceased.
NOTICE - HEnEnl GIVEN, ~ TIlE
~ undersigncd, HOtil A.. hinige, Adminis.
traifix OF the kssie Of Niels y. l,aNae. de.
ceased, 70 the creditors o., anu an peIs1ns
10 oThiht them with the Necessary vouch'
ers within four mDlths alter the nfsi pub.
LEGATION OF this notice 10 the said nndi A,
Uintso. admlnistfAtrit, -uHAr House Ward, m
tho County Of sail iakc.
Dated October iist, III ,,,...,.,,.
Administratriy u tho estate of Shells H.
KaNae, deceased.
ions N. CANNos,
Attorney Tor AinnisuhflN oAN 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

Notice of time and place for The hearing " pc
ttion for admission 10 rflhatr % Will
DURsUANT To AN ouuEn or SAM
Court in ssid matter. ruuce "a hetcby
givcn that saturday. the IAN day vt november.
a. u. tsli, a. 10 O'Clock D. m.. Al The county
Court House In salt LAKE CITY. Utah tsrfH1fy,
m the couft room q said tuugt. has hufn aps
pointed ne time and place inr me hearing ~ 4
priiiipn Of Eiirateth ", hunatrr and David y,
hinton, ufayiug for the admissiuu 10 probate
n certain document ulsfceltn prcscuttdi
puftoftInr 10 be the last VIII and TeatamOnt N
simpson u. liunakur, deceased, Whcu arl
where all persons interested may apuCar and
oppose the probate Ut said VII, uf ihU Franuns
~ letter. tfftamtnioff 70 petitioners, a.
prayed for In said reutlon.
IN witness whereof. I have hcfcuniu tet ny
hsnd and Hfrod the seal OF tad Court, IN.
gnd day d November, A. u, l'Ql,
Cisft of the Probate COURT
RyC. E.tfAsIoE, Deputy clerk. dti
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deceased.
NOTICE - uEnEBI OWEN THAT
~ james ~. M0ylo, administrator af
tho estate Of Henry Noufr, deceased. has
rendered for tettloment, aud nlHd boz faid
court, his final account Of he admin
isirstion ~ said estate ana petition Tor
I'M distribution % tho residue N SAID cstatn
among tho pefsuus entitled thereto. nud that
hufsday She srd day u nttcmief A D., isli
~ % O'Clock a. M. NJ the Court li1om OF fali
court, IN the County Court House. salt Lake
Ciy and county, Utah Territory haa been iuiy
appointed hY the Judge u aail court, Tor ne
settlement VI said arrount AMI hearing saii
petition Tor tlstuhutions - which time AMI
appear nnd show cause. n an there be-, why
taid account fhouid not bo settled aud ~.
proved and fnal distribution made AZ pfayUd
nAi,d Soycmisr 5,h. i,sl. ...
dtf Ciefk u the Probate Cuuit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

In the Probate Court iu and fof taiiLats
County. Utah Territory.
IN NE mailcrof DO eliaio o james shicld',
dscraasd

order ~ show cause why order u sale of Real
Estate and fersgnal lfopcuy should
not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

In the District Court m aud for tho Third
JudiciAi Diatfirt Of Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake
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-Iosrrm snrrn Az a rnorurr.-

A very interesting aud instructive
lecture 10y Elder Andrew Jensen, In
pamphlet form, just the thing to gend
abroad TO friends Or for mi sionarigh'
use. Only 8 cents per copy. AT Dt2S'
EREr NEWS office. das
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

ia the matter Of the Istaic ~ simpson u. Hut.
fAkcr. drccdsti

In the Probate Coufi 10 aud fdr salt Take
County, Tcruiofy " Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-14

IN The PROBATE Court u the roauty OF Salt
tAke, Territory oi tah.
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S0'' ,iion i S' sd%is.ios 20 tr5l,is q VII "
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R.tsIYts Dep0s!Is PlIlbIo On ptn.ni.

Dzr- safe Deposit vauls. absolaieiJ bar
slif and Gre pfooL utuia. O. 10 a. pei yoar
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-03
THE CONS&LLSv!l:.. STRIKE.
TIE Strikers Holding Their Own Ma
fully-12,0O0 or 5000 len Still Out

PIrrsnrRcn, PA, April i-lhe opera
tors who are struggling 10 resume work
on their coke plants in Tie Connellsyille
region DO not seem 10 haze things their
own way SO much as first results would IN
dictate. Officers Of the great Frick COM
pany say that some 500 men are at work
in the-rcsion exclusive o. the non-union
Rainey plants, while President Rae saws
no more than 2C0 strikes have gone back.
AS there are between Il 600 and $4,000
strikers the assertions are certainlyuot so
remarkably large up to this writing. con-
sidering that many are Suffering for the
necessities of life.
1t is said that but $4,000 relief-money
has been distributed among the strikers.
ihls Is ut the rate Of but Il dollar and
half per man. A s the fight is now for nm
e,lght-hour day, in addition TO the ether
demands, their call for assistance made on
the knights of Labor and American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor viii likely meet With a
favorable response frona those parent orr
CARNATIONS. Two new plants ara penorted
IN active operation to-nigh.--the Broad
iord and lrotter of the H. C. Frick Com
pany, making eleven in all.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-03
A Word to the Council.

Some FIVE or six months ago the city
council appointed committee to codlfy the
city ordinances and get them in an intel
ligiblc form. A type writer was employed
TO write out the various ordinances, for
which he was duly paid. Since then it
seems nothing has been done, and the
city is placed in the attitude of enforcing
laws Which the citizens know nothing Of
and have never had an opportunity for
knowing, since the ordinances were never
published. This process is on par with
the action of that oriental dcspot who had
his laws placarded so high in the market
places that no one could read them. The
only record Of our municipal laws lies
between the lids of our recorders books,
if we except the copy of them which was
made months ago for the use of the COM
mittce appointed to revise them, which
was not done.
1t is certainly time that more definite
and effective action in the matter be
taken
The question Of blowing out the dams
was also referred to q committee of the
council in January, and no action what
ever, has been taken in regard to that
matter
Ii seems to us that though the council
is composed Of men Of good sense and
sound judgement it lacks promptness and
decision. There is much dillydalIyinS
and deferring. There is want of effec-
tive action. Its meeting Monday night
will be all important one, and it is dcsir-
able that full attendance he had. An
energetic council can accomplish much
for the city; but without energy and
promptness the city finances must suffer
and the city business be neglected. 1t is
we'll to have intelligent intentions and
practical views, but these intentions and
these views will do little good unless
there is also effective action.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-04-03
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EASTER: DATES.
Why They Change and Confuse the Devout
Observer OF the Fast.
petersburg IndcX-.\ppealD

petersburg nlcX-Appeal)
The fact is that the date varies more
than Il month, though many years elapsc
between the widest variations. 1t is pos
Siblc for Easter to come rs early as the
22d Of March, and it may come as late as
tile Goth OF April. Five years ago, in
SSG. Easter fell Oh the Goth of April, but
it viii not again come so late rs that un-
til the Youngest rcadero these lines shall
he old enough to be q grand parcnt-in
1913
The moons monthly journey around the
earth is the foundation of the eccentric
Easter dates, ust us the cartlls annual
excursion around the sun causes the
trouble that necessitatcs lcap-ycars.
Easter is simply Christian adaptation
of the Jewish Passover. The word Easter
dates back further than the time Of the
religious obscrvanccs that now charac-
terize it, The Anglo Saxon name Of
April was Eastermonth, meaning the
nonth of the spring morning, or the sun
warmth, which awakened nature from its
winter torpidty. The early Christians
adopted this idea Of natures spring
awakening to typify the resurrection Of
the Saviour, just as the Jews used it to
commemorate the events connected with
the escape Of their people from Egyptian
bondage.
But the antipathy of the Christian to-
ward the Jews in those early days led
them to make an attempt TO have the
Easter Obseryanccs always fall on dates
other than those that commcmorated the
Passover. The system that we now have
for fixing the Easter date is due to that
attempt. After as much thought and CAL
culation as were given to the tinkcring
Of the calendar Il complete plan was
adopted and here is an attempt to make
it ineligible iii Il few words.
1t was determined, in the first place,
that Easter must invariably fall on the
first Sunday after the fourteenth day of
the moon that happens to be reigning at
vernal-cquinoy time. Then Il was de-
clared that the date of the equinox should
be arbitrarily made March 2lst, although
the equinox really comes sometimes
q little earlier or little latter than
the Dist For example, suppose the equi-
nox-moon is just fourteen days old on the
Il st of March and that this day falls on
Saturday: then the next day Sunday
would ill the condition noted above, and
consequently be Easter