davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-28
Ginc intereiinntc Shmimmtpctte

= Sine intereiinntc S6ipimmpctte -
ibreibt oo8 8erl. 81. SOUrndl - g~elangte
Dot &ur3em i'm Otiiggellae gum QluStrdg.
G5 ban0eltc iib o0ru1n, Sic Strefe BON
9taRnSOorf mach 6rieOric65hagen, 8aOeone
tt0lt Wfit1geli6l0B6en, obnc llnterbrec6un9
SIT Ourbi6rutmmcn. Der Tabrifdnt g.,
iDelc9er it1 on0eilbig gemocbt bate, Die be-
5ei9nctc Strcde itblpimmcno 5uriiG3ule7
gen, fuDr Otttta98 nit Ben an Der QScttc be-
tDetli9ten Ocrren in einem Boot mach
9tdDn6Dorf, moieLbit ct I'M 5lpct llbr itar1
tctc CT 9c001te bic StreGe III ca. 2! Stun>
Den 81 0urcblcbrtmmcn. Qluf Der 60Ne Der
acknowledgements gSaliCrtpcrfe, nacbocm
6err 81. Slpei 9rittel ocr SDlr Suriifgelcgt
bate, bracb in0cB Elm fairies Gclpitter aus,
tpcld9e3 ben See in ictnem Snneritcn auf>
ipitbltc. 6err 81. CAB Dte 98ette troBoem
lttcDt auf un0 fGn1pfte, obne mcrflicb Dor
ipGrtS 5u fDmmc1t, nabc5lt cine StltOe gez
gen ben bo1cn QScllcngang. Seine QuSz
bauer tpltrOc bcloDnt, ba ittb Ser Sce balo
pieber berubigte. lin 5 l16r % Mtnuten
langte Der fiiDne Sdpimmer am 3tele an,
BORT ipur6e CT nit g0uerlbllicn u1o lalz
tenn 8etfau Der 0eriamlnelten begriiBt.
Die 2eiitung mar inter ben pbipaltenoen
llntltduOen cine gan5 auBerorDentltcbe. -
go bcricbtct cine 8erltner 3citlln9. g8ir
erfGDren Su bieler S6lpimmipette uocb ein
trdgitomticbeS 9focblptel. Sin 6crr 6.
bate ge8en Den SDiptmn1er bic QSettc gez
Dalten, Die runDe Summc BON 500 O}Qrf
b~erloren un0 beSablt. Sim Qlbenb bc5 gro>
Sen Sc6iDimmta9eS trafcn Die vQ8aiierz
freunOe" BEL eitem 6errn st. 5uiolnmen.
@inige Geben itiegen uno ibtieBli9 tpuroe
Elm gang fletteS Se.cben cntrtrt. Ser
W}ctitcri6lpimmcr mar an bieiem Nbenb
fctn Wteiiteripicler, III fnapp sipei Stunben
bate ct Die 500 Wtarf p~erloren un6 CT fann
itcb nun NIT Dem Dariirten Spritcbmort
%tr0ien: v9Ste eri9pommen, 10 5%erronnen,"
- 8om 6unoe zines Stro6iptttper5
miro bic fol9enoe Derbiir9te 0eidbicbte err
3ablt: @leiA icinem 6errn ipar v6ettor"
auf baS Speiien IN elmer Ut eltauratton an
.geDteler uno ct Dcr5ebrte bic ibm bort ge7
~laliencn &noc6en nit Dem 9leicben 2(ppetit
tpjc I'M bG1Slt6en Serb. GineS Q(beno3
lGBt itc6 Der !6err nun o6cr 6ilCbc gebell.
Die un8emlit6lic6e Sttmmung Sectors, ais
otclcr 1tur lpertblole @rdten an SteQe BET
fo1tbaren &nocben auf Dem Seller ais
llebcrreite fab, binberte "uniercn Strobpitt7
1pcr jeoocb nicbt, b08 @ertcbt, 0a5 t6m
ouBeroroentlicb 9emunoet, Gags barauf
tpieOer ST 6eitelcn. SeBt lit Sectors Stimz
mun9 bon DornDerein icbon beim Q(uftra9cn
Oer 6iibe cine 10 miBDergnii9te, 6aB ser
6crr 0%iesn1a(, I'm Die ipeitere @nttpiflung
bicier OftBltimmung ieine5 p~ierbeinigen
TrcunOeS ab5utDarten, am n%GcDlten 9(6eno
abernatS cine Ttibipeiie beitcut. @eipannt
borrt Der 6uno bes &euner5, CT lit a6er
bcsleIben faum aniic6ti9 getporben, ais ct,
OoS DerDaBte @ericbt i%ptttern0, olf ben
Mann 5uiprin8t unb ibm unter pit5enbem
@ebel Ste 6oien SerrciBt. 81 tporen cS
po6l redt tDeure 8iicbe 9etpor6en, bafiir
bate ber StrobwittDer aber oucb einen
ttefen 8ltf 8etDan 1T bie Seele iei1cs
Sectors.
, 1893-08-28
2NQrRfbertc6f.
6 6tcuQp, %. gu,

~ "No'
S~ol9enbe 8rcile pur6en Bel er6Beren
Particen e%r3ielt:
Butter, bette Creamery @aore, 234
@24c, cute 22-23c, mittelmGBtgc goa
21c. 9atro, bette, 183@21c, mittelgute
un6 CUTE 18(019c, friicber 8adtng StoG,
8uttertn, bette Creamery 179c,
rec9t i60ne 16c, 9airD 13c uuo lac fir Die
bette; IN v&ouS" Dber fleinen @ebinben &c
mebr.
sale, bette n8uu Grcam G6e66ur5",
So, v&pin8" H@7@c, Ooun9 Qtmerica
8@84c, nacb9cmad0ter S6pei5er 1O(@12c,
v8rtf" $1,000, Gimburger 9(@93c.
@ter, gang friicbe, 133@-c bas
9uBen0.
Obft, oc66rrtes: Qtepfel, tanftIic6 gez
trofnetes, 73@10c baS 8funo, an Ser
Come 8e60rrte n0rblicbc 5(@63c, 8firiidbe
506c, Brombeercn 6(07c, 6imbeeren
23@245; Golifornti1e9; 2(prtcolen no
16c, nicbt 9eicbdltc Yfir1ic6e SOLE, gez
.icDGlte 22(024c; 8aaumen 9013c; 9foz
itnen: 2Onbon 2aDer3 $1.65@2.00 0oS
&titcbcn, Dtu5fatcler $1,26(91 30, loie
4(06c.
Obt, friid5eS; 2(epfel ST. 100000 un6
81 .75@4.00, ie n06 Ser Site, 8anonen
81 .00@1,25, Gitroncn $2.5O@7. 80, Ilos
ribaer Oron8en $2.2592.5O, 8rom6cercn
$1.OO@1.50, Bftritcbe NIT Goicm acrn
q 81 15(@20c, gflaumen GA QuartS)
81 .O0@1.25, 8lau6ceren $1.0001.5O.
&ortDffeln: 9tele 8earleB S.
O., Stole 65@68c, GarIp ODio $1,000
1,85 Oos TaB.
0efli0eI, leben6ige: SurfeD 1870
{; 9IDner: Sermon 93@1Oc, 6Gbne
o., @nten 9(@10c, @Gnic, lebeuoige
nit ben gan3en TeOern S 100000 per
0uBerO, Spring G6i6ens" 100 Oas
Yfunb.
Gentle: g8eiBfraut aus Sutnois
30, rSpcet Corn" 5@7c baS 9uben0
Ncbren, 8lumentobl 5Oc(@$1,5O 0o8 &iits
chen, uS!peet 8ototoS" aus Baltimore
So. 100000 DaS 6aB, rGOmaten" 25@5Oc
ben yGrate".
q 6tsfeD: Slip.
8Obnen: 8cite v9tooieS" $1,75@
$50, mittcl9ute 81, 60@$1.65, nit Der
9eretnt9te $1.40@$1.50.
, 1893-08-28
Nuf Ser 86rfe

iebten 6te 8ei5enpreiie beute felter an un6
gtngcn I'M Scptembcrtermtn Dor 61B alf
81 binauf uno i'm 0e3emberterntn bon IS
auf 68$,
GOrn tpar feit gu 36B@5 per September
uno 408@f Der Wtai.
9afcr mar matt gu 243@B per Septcmz
Der unb 2980$ per Wtai.
S6meinefleiic6 bracbtc fir Octoberz
ltefcrun9 1890, Sbmol5 100, S9mal5
1907. 95, &ippBen 7.95@8.OO.
, 1893-08-28

Jreun0eu rnO 8efnnnteu bic traurlQe Nobri6t. ooB
INFER 9elie6ter Satte nrb Nater Stto ~. SSartefppf
9elteru Itorgen I'M Nlter pou ~ Sabreu mad i1lucrem
Setoer lell9 I'M 0Grrn %eutiflaTeu lit. Sic 9eer0tQung
ttu0et 1tatt WtittUOd). ben 80. Augult, l llDr 9todJmittnqs
pom Srauerbauie. 1881 Milpaufee Ape., mad 9tOiebia.
Sic traueruoeu 6irterbhebeuen
Caroline GS1rtcfopf QGittlpe.
2S0Q3t Nl6ert, SttD uu0 &nua, &iuoer. .
, 1893-08-28
- Do5 -
WeltOblatt Der 81. Stats 3eitnuo

1T IN ben unten ongegebenen Seib0ften gu babeH:
9torofeite.
6. 6entmer. 1899 2tncoIn goe.
81. 6. stephan. 1l50 &incOln aoe.
4O3 9roB MDe.
402 3toscoe 8puleoor0.
q. 81. 2sttfe, 1881 Belmont glos.
g. Goldman l744 6Iarf Ctr.
6. g. Moore, 442 Sincoln Qoe.
Som 9tolabs, 485 &iucolu Npe.
6. &. 0aD. $40 2incplr Nne.
Srauf Moguer, 597 &incoIn Noe.
Solepb Wunt, TAT 2iuco(n Nps.
6. gteubaus. $40 &tucplu Nps.
Mm. Ioplor, 1O17 2incoln Aue.
81. Betting, 1426 GIort Str.
9a*ber. 457 @Iart Str.
6rou S%inoemaun, 421 GIorf 5tI.
IS. 81. Bar, 313 @Iart Ctr.
". u. WtoneD, 267 @lart Str.
u. Sern1olln, 161 @Iarf ctr.
S. u. 9he9elt, 513 GIarf Str.
$. Beduer, 5000 @lort Str.
9ono 8rps.
q Soppmaun, 867 gGarf Str.
8. Smitb, 961 Glart Str.
6rau s. @oIfer, 453 Me1s Ctr
SO. 9tutberfure, 500 Mens Str.
Srrubua, 545 WeaS Str.
sc. 6. S9nsi0t, $50 MeGs Str.
s. sc. Slpeet, 707 Mens Str,
SODlt Storr, 280 McQS Str.
81. Gurrie, 3O6 WeQS Ctr.
s. 6ieie, 344 Wea8 Str.
s.. &iQer. 1863 gDea3 Str.
Rrutn, 119 QBenS Str.
Spbu Bert, 141 Q9eQ8 ctr.
Sobu 8ndle1, 21 Mels ctr.
Srau 6. Spbnipn, 276 Weas Str.
6. WaCing, 100 Q8eG8 Str.
8. SallaL, 1888 gGell8 Str.
6. Scriau, 90 meus Str.
s. G@eber, 1876 2arra6ee Ctr.
9offmourt, AGA &arra6ee Str.
6. Berger, 5T7 2orrabee Str.
sSrau s.. Morgan, 225 8ioiiDn Sts.
She Gelun6us, 80 9ioiTton Str.
G. 81. MDtte, 4O7h 9tpiItou ctr.
g. 6. gteiou, 1874 9ipiIipu Str.
g.. @lberion, 317 8iptIion Str.
s. N{iller, 81 mi4olp Str.
$. ". GDmauu, Sc GGi1plp Str.
8. 61urtea, 81 Gtate Str.
s.. 4. &iebL, 255 Gleoelon0 Aoe.
s. COURT. 39l GeoglDid ctr.
SO. 9. 0}eBler, 567 Ge0Qpict Stu
81. GuGeI. 1893 Gcbgpid Ctr.
GreuIer, 282 Sebglpid Ctr.
Sobu Steiu, 24 SeoQluict Str.
Cities. 1852 9eo9lutd ctr.
8. 6. PuttonL 249 6lDbulru Qne.
9optGr, 403 GlDbpNru Qtnc.
8. Q8clB. 1913 @lObpuru goe.
u. N. G6Iid. "a @IpbDuru Noe,
Ytobcrt 3reQer, 149 SGiuDtS Str.
g. 66ra0er, 3l6 Mortet Str.
&ttOebloo e WiopmuIeI, 3Ol Morfst eta
Sarteuberg. 2l2 @euter Ctr.
8. @rbeu, 133 @cuter ctr.
6roI VI. &ubu, Al Gugeuis Ste.
Aug. Srau3eu, SO @ugeute ctr.
6baS. 6D6eL. 1l6 Guaeuie Ctr.
WtGE &idteuiterlt, $50 Stub Str.
8cnIcttc.
Gem. 1909 ~. North Pine.
Bladder, 887 q. Moplemooo Noe.
9itliuE, ,8729 u. CALIFORNIA Npe.
@oe0ue, 938 y. California ape.
llsiterbouIe, 1875 u. California Goe
&rultO. 1914 WitluaIfee NUe.
Sands. 1868 WtlpGufee Mne.
DotteV, 1929 WttlpoIfee 2Oe.
&corD, 400 Wttnuollee Moe.
Gifts, 52l WuMuoufee QtOe.
9urb. S2l Wtilpnutee Aoe.
&iuberg. 1903 Wtilmoutee Noe.
&emper, 1919 Wtttpouree Aoe.
Gttder. 1850 Mtlnuautce Noe.
Nnbrce, 1884 Wtitpoufee Noe.
&otlug, 1895 W(iIluautee 2tOe.
llcricn, 1903 Wtilpoutee NOe.
0rolI, G55 10. YtprtD Moe.
@oneu, $50 10. 9tortb &ee.
0Dopcr, 1875 ~. YtortD @oe.
WoiU. 1870 Wlluoutee aue.
GtcupbeL l4S WtiNpolfee Ioe
SeurlbS. l65 Willuoufee NOe.
poiimouL 233 Wtinpaufce Mpe.
3cuieu. PAP Wtitpoutee NOe.
GrcQorieu, 2S6 Wtillpoutee Noe.
9uthclt. 300 Wiitpoutee NOe.
@lle8ptc 2S8 u. 9ouQamou ctr.
@eocriuQbouS s. 9eIfuB. AS MiIiuaufee WoG
ytcluS Sepot, 864 Nrmito9e @Oe.
yielus 9epot, 466 Nrmito0e @oe.
Wobtuiou, 344 W}i0uaufe Noe.
gtelpS Gtore. $50 30. Chicago Nsa
Hede. ALP u. aibIano @os.
, 1893-08-28
8eri0uli9e8.

~ iiiGSerSem @ pfrI obne oSpeeration fyra1enfrantbeiten,
ltregelm6Btgtetten Ii. l. 10. nab neneiter ,W9tetbooA
@trengfte 0erl9pteQenbeit. $50 Oft atort9 @oe.
23oQlN&tuIp
, 1893-08-28

On o~erfaufen: Sol9e. Die ib an Der @riirSrro
~ eIner oeuh9er Nniie0eIuug in Snocaliforniem an bess
tgetil9enl NM ll) DIE Der GOlon!e g~eruabr:eu Quserppbent.
~ 9IiHlI9el Seotn3un9eH 3u3HlOeHoeu lpuuineu. mDueu
tagsa6er I'M &otefioe &nil0iHg (S.=W.=Gce Der aSonnIs.
nMo elartltr4Be, Simmer yto. Al noripred1en. pDcr fi6
9tlr Elm ao9ttal pom $50 bis 200 GoGarS erior6eriih mn
9tI9 pas lLir ratcnlpclle Ill ctnenI Sabre al beaQhIen fir
~ '9 . Au1', III ! WulleE aug20tu1obam
, 1893-08-28
6wei9=Off1cen
NbenOblatt Der 81. Stats 3eitnna,
Office eIepbon so. 635.

BUR 8equeiuli6feit l1nIerer an5eiQeubeu Ruuben BADEN
mir init ben untcH %genonnten Serten eu Nbfommen ge.
troteH. lpono1 bel %heitIelbeI &n5ei9eu ongenOmmien
Der expedition Der S1tnDis StootS5eitnug ~ab9e0cben
perben. ansei9en iolpip Announcements f0nIen an 6ieIeu
berIhteoeuen pI0seu big "a Mbr Wtitt09S ~o6gegebel
nerheE
, 1893-08-28
&Qnm0ttri0l.
WrunheiQeuthunt,

q pertoufen : Gotten. Die $3.50 foften, fir $500,
~ iuenn Der &Gufer l6 perpHidtet, binnen 3 M}pnatcu
6oronf 3n banen. gatr % soften nerben au Oleienr
tHn9s9e6Gu6e, 3inner glo. 35. 0tittogS nm Gins. pber
6rte1itb in care Of 81. Staats8CtuHg. Gage uur einem
NlOG uDr0lIdD BON Der Belmont Nne. ms ciucu 9lof
Ditli6 uou Der @lIton 9luc. Sic 9floitcruua Ser geI>
mont Npe. ,Ueitltb bis 3ur YtinuoIfcc Npe. lit ieBt beiz
nate %oolcnoet NIB i'll 3 @oden lit aud Die Bride iertia.
ouu30tuiobnlu
, 1893-08-28
gu 1niet1en QeInd)t.


Ou mtetben 9eiu0t: Sin nette5. reinlid m0blir=
~ tes o3tmmer, ui)t al lpeit DOM @entrum Der St0ot.
S1ferten nit Hreisau9abe erbeteu inter q. 141
25ag. BAN
, 1893-08-28
MerSte.


SNouleu erbalteu Gatb uno iidere 5HlfC III alien {Srauelt=
traItDetel urter 9araHtie burb @lettrp=ooul0o=
potbie. 6rou 81. ME &u5nif, ~ u. Stoie Str.
~4aug-lipt
, 1893-08-28

On MISUNDERSTANDING ob. Sic Tdbbufe
y @de in bieier bIbideH NIB b~luGeu0en 0oritoot.
2GoIier unO Gelucr III ben StraBeu unb Die StroBe1 Qes
Oflaftert. GAGE: Glib uno GIGfrDut. Weqer YreiS nm
rpcitercr Nustlnft iueuoe man lt9 miiublid5 poer idlrWts
lib an Mm. 8. zee, 112-114 Searbprn Ctr.
8opce 8uilDiug. 2Omiban
, 1893-08-28
8ianOs.
WtObltrte Simmer.

WtOblirte Simmer.
gu ermtetbeu: 6reunoll1 m6blirte Simmer, 81
as, tpenn Qeruuniht nit JrIbltiid. in eluer 4riOat=
lonlllte, 4 SlDf ppn Der Glieu60bn nab Q4eltQusl telling.
SD. u. SORT 1859 Q9. GapIpr Cir. 27cg3t
2n nermietbeu Gin 1d6u m6bltrtes 5ront3lmmer
~ an eIner reipectableu Sperm. SIS &eetDoocn &loCe,
3. Slur. 81 2Su30aQ
, 1893-08-28
BQrtnerS.


e i'll GapitaItiten-
, 1893-08-28
SteQengefu6e.


Me1u6t: 2lpptbeter=9itlteut. 3 Sabre Grfabruns
~ (22G Sprt4t engliid. ludt Steluug. Aorene
"a 14O StootS3eituuQ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
They Sell Diamonds.

w. p. Hanford aud NJ. Noe. live in
New York and reside temporarily IN
hotels and railroad trains. They
usually travel together. and are guests
IN The Morton now. They cell dia-
monds and usually carry sI0o. 900 worth
of the precious stones with them.
When they ask the clerk 10 lock that
little package up in the safe" il means
something. "Do you wear diamondsg
asked Mr.. Noel yesterday afternoon ~
he adjusted his cravAt IN order 10 give
= thrse-carat sparkier . better oppor-
tunlty to display its prismatio col "a
"lf you do, now 10 the time TO order
your sprsng stock, for the price OF
diamonds 10 going up every day. The
rice 10 due TO the corner which the I'M
porters have cinched on the trade.
But still diamonds are cheap IN com.
parlson 10 what they were ten or flf-
tevn years sgo-so cheap that almost
anybody can own . email one NJ least.
The test diamonds come from South
Africa. Tue blue-white stones are con-
sidsred the gems. aud enolce speci m rs
are rare and costly. PAX stones are
expensive. TOO. and are very pretty.
The veil ~ diamonds are the cheapest.
All the cutting and polishing 10 done ,n
Amsterdam. bat The stem Elhogcn
company will attempt % have The
cutting done mere before long Foreign
worslngmen all b. imported TO teach
the Americans the trade. and there q
no reason Why tbst important brsuch
II the industry should not be- done ss
s.il in New York and Chicago as In
Amsterdam"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
NoTFs AHouTlAaoR.

Al elfctric engine iass N<en a. slsntd
Tor Ordinary PASSENGER frame o. sas-
ely lsns IA Len1oa. which safDits u
OF its mogor- b .Ag reviewed ~beE the
uala . al stAnastlsi. IL operates On
centsr "a systs IA. aud many eeo-
non.czl advantage, are claimed tor n
ALUMINIUM tobacco pipes are sbont
the Attest iuyeat Oh. Tue towi q.
o viewer. lined with fneer.charsns tut
the gapss are esld 10 b.. ligotsr man
taos~ OF the same sac made u bfssf
foot.
Twelve hundred neds ~ . psnov .
nlghl each are eLrred 10 Londoa's
10 nelsss poor IA a new cslsat on
AZ y sae!ssr crrct. on tue bank OF
tie Tia lee, nssr Biacstfsar bridge.
To have IA invention protected all
over the world u u necessary 10 take
out ext, four patents IA as many DIT
frrent ecunlriss. tee sstns stsd { IA
cost OF an.ch ss AZ 100.
Que of tie most extensive concerns
IN Maine has b~eu rxper m-nIlug OF
an ingenious process OF burning lime
With OF. instead II with wood.
There are i0s COO locomotives IN the
world; ,V00 OF ilsem run ia Europe.
5o,0 IN America. 3 500 IA Asia, 1900
IN Ausifsl.s anu sOJ IA Africa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Tnomss Jefferson wrote the Dscisra-
,.on OF Independence hs pea vas
inspired By "a innate love Of liberty.
In xving expression 10 The reasons
whv Il we're well that the colonies
,Aould be separated from the motne.
country ne consciously prepared toe
xrandess state document that has ever
adorned the annals OF human progress
When the snacx!ss had been shaken
from the infant settlements and they
~ere free - hew out their own destiny,
his master genius contributed 10 tue
formation OF the GLORIOUS government
ss nov enjoy. The nscssstles Of ;ne
new states required that domestic
manufactures should be pr spered.
wlin . eomprehsasvs knoxledgs Of
stasecraft polished By pracncai er-
p.r.ence IN the aria OF diplomacy.
Thomas Jefferson conceived . system
OF protection TO American industries
which mas been psrpetuAied IN tue sys-
| TEN now IN vogue. bat which the dem
ocrAts, falsely claiming TO be his dis
ciplss. have declared must be over
thrown.
The claim pa, forth BY modern dem
ocran that they are representatives. Of
The economic teachings OF Jefferson Is
received IN . spirit OF sutfsrAnce by the
more intelligent With equal propri-
ETY. might republicans claim to emulate
the political virtues Of Andrew Jackson
aud stephen A. Douglas But there
can little satisfaction DO derived from
challenging their claim. They delight
TO honor his memory aud no good Cit
zen will feel justified in ending them
tor honoring the tirst great republican,
and pun 4 of h TIM.
The celebration gwen by the Local
Jefferson ciuo last evening was spon.
taneous and hearty. The democrats
enjoyed II. Tho spirit Of the occa sior
was buoyans aud exciting. The
speeches were enthusiAstic- The effect
Of tho oratory may DO felt in the
judicial convention later on. THE
HERALD II pleased 70 observe that TIT
local democracy 10 not without hop'
for the future. II it were not for tn,
democrats our iatsr-day politics wouls
be stale and unprofitable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
ALLEGED 10 Sc sunny.

A woman may not always b. able 10
q scrlmiuat-. but HE can tell = good
secr~t rs soon ~ sns hears it-E.mrs
Gazette.
Itlsnet nian's sns that linda him
out; Il 10 HE Observation-Disclosures
Globe.
IL overheard Charley and Lii quar-
reiing tn;s morning"
"By Iovr. Then the story of their
sscret marriage muss lie true."-Dctrost
Tribune.
A man mas TO love children very,
very mucn TO he able TO think faster
tnau ne speaks when he eteps on = lit-
tie tin cart as he 10 gropsng barefoosed
across his cha Der la the dark.-Somer.
Vile Journsi.
81 tell you." said the plumber
bookkerper TO hs wife, ''therc 70 no
use Ia saying that luck oceans exist.
I've just mad great piece OF fortune.
I've had my pay raised"
"By . slip Of the pen. ! Was max.
ing out bill for $40 and accidentally
made It 500. never saw the boss 90
tickled before. "-washington Star.
shade-can speak with you . mo.
meut. SatAnr
sasan-well. hurry. What 10 it you
want?
shade-Can't you give me . warmer
rooml come from Texas, and this
place 10 too cold for me.-Judgs.
elbow do you feel nowy' asked q
Texas lawyer Of his client, . con
demned murderer who had just beer
reprieved.
"As playful ~ child, me boy"
Lawyer (slapplng him on the back -
All. SEQ you have just skipped tn,
| rope.-Texas Slftings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

fund TIE city has no mora risnt 70
me tess anyway. Psllesmsn are Wit
40 ssss nst ~ nirs.inxs Of me city ous
A Anerlcan citizens. Ii = an outrage
f<r ne sisy - presume 70 take Their
fsex II woaid ssem shss tnis sugxss-
t.sa oaxhs g resolve tse.f lnto lmme-
Z Ate action to th2s effect.
TIE Hsz4LD il noi only n favor CT
x.ssnx The polseemsa their witness fess.
.hien bsloag 70 them. bat Also anol-
IN NJ tse silly RUE made BY demo
erzt police bosrd dsseonssuuiag the an
naal ball. Let the blaecoats have
es,ry lninx thai belongs % tnsm-2nd
taen thsy VII get little enough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Grand Rapids has . gsrl who soused
q man with scsldlng water for hurting
obscene language ~ her continually.
He deserved 10. Foul.mouthsd men
are . nuisance anywhere. and when
persistent IN their insults should he
soaked in hot suds like dirty garments
and then run through . spiked Clothes
wrnger.--Musksgon Cnronic.e.
Senator Carlisle 10 ssid to have de.
clared that II ne had not already re-
signed from the senate ne would with
draw his acceptance OF . cabinet port
folio because OF the Gresham appoint
ment. Mr.. Cleveland mas taken . mean
advantage of Carllsls. Huron
Times.
We viii wager most anything that in
less than ten years ne will se@ . lady
tulted states senator IN tie upper
chamber of congress. Then secret ses-
Sons will naturally have 70 be discon-
hnaec. Quincy Herald.
The girls employed ia the Australian
village ~ the worlds fsu are not
allowed to marry until after the show
70 over. The danger OF their securing
divorces before ieAv,ng Chicago prob
ably accounts for lhis.--Detrost Free
Pres.
Three states are nov trying to legis-
late against erlnolne. The cue era .
far morr DISASTROUS. and the vise
statesman viii les the ladies' control
tneir own costame and conf5ne h.mseIf
10 legislation os practical utility .-->sg-
mas CouTisr-iiersid.
There 70 movement on foot in Cam
ada - levy tar on eaebeiora When
tie x'rls and tie tar col ector both get
after fnsn there = nothing left for
nsm % Do bat taks 10 tas wooda BAY
CITY Irihene.
Ihey cat a 81. s'srsese legislature
in Kansas. thaash ghe t,> between the
t~o ooai-s tvisbis 10 ths nahed
sye---1sekson eour,er-stsr.
The clothes say not make the man,
but svors testimony a washinssors
shovs thsf tre "a 81 m.ks..h. $3.50
-pesross frisase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-17

Whssa shs policemen we're permitted
70 exercise the eommoness rights OF
citizenship they gave "A annual ball.
The proceeds from which went 10 swell
tbs bensh, fund of their protective as
ISOLATION. Now thsy are compelled to
forexo this innocent and profitable
entertainment. Possibly the police
board has good and sufficient reasons
for sbrdrnx the personal Liberties Of
these trsless and patient pubic SER
wants. Possibly IL has not In other
c.t.ss such annual public dsmonstra-
tons n ed OF . worthy relief fund are
not only permitted bu, positively
encouraged by the city governments.
Here the anuuAl bail IL under the official
b.na OF tie commi'soners- None q
hsld- Nobody profits oy the order dis
continuing e. Ths seven,y-four police
men and their families sufer from 10
That's about al that need 20 be said
on this branch Of the subject
The policemen Of this city have =
protective association. Ia addition 70
ths memnership fee each member con-
trbutss IS cents per month 10 the re-
lief fund. The only otner source Of
rs-snus i IN the rewards. offered by
ouinds parties. earned by the srrsss Of
offenders By toe grace Of the Pc
Ice board these rewards. amounting TO
an inaxnihcsns txurs, are paid into
tas relief suad. ia polsccmsa Be in-
esfscitsted Tor q week only ne doss
not share n The benefits Of the rslisf
fund n ths incspaci;Y continue fer .
lsngrr time he . pad 81 dsv for .
perlod q three month. In case n
death his family = paid 500. /. must
- plain that Que or to death. and .
css- Of sc<ns<s will bsnkrupt the re-
LET fund 4 - sources Of revenue are
not enlarged.
Under ths prssept order OF things
al witness and Subpoena fees paid 70
pstrolmsn are BY them turned into the
city treasury. They are frequently re-
"a red 70 los> their sleep and 70 submit
20 incoussnirncss against which other
ntsn would rebel. But they put up
With Is N charminG god nature. II
10 sessions Of court are prolonged. the
ofacsrs are given fonr hours sleep AND
shen required - repors On duty. They
ass - eEtrs gay Tor sucn servlse. Il
nred nstnrs asserts itssf and they srs
unable 20 report. a days psy . the
promptly IMPOSED sne. The police
men make 20 camplaint. because tae
poiics board hss che-ry vay Of cue
pending . eoFuplsln,ng snbort,nate.
Rut th~y ioo< apon she,r pros-cts.r
ss.ccisnca relief fand - frsnsiy
refuge "a tistrsss Their occupation
= cis>>et AZ s.tra-hsssrdous ~ Iascr
sncs eonr.uis. II they carry a
sarsar- Il ct . heavT premium
fnersfor> tss relief fund . 5outlv
dear - theuf IL PAS h~-n suggested
thss me ~snirss fees vhieh uov 80 y
ths ear shnaid he psid-is lee rn-r
SAT ~ thess turnra ever % the re- FL