davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-22
Oas 9elbe Sieber in Georgia.
gu Gouienoen perIaHen ole Bireer nit ibren
5amiIter ole perieudten Orte.
90 ncDn. 90. %. Q[nd

Sn 8runsmiG lit ba8 gelbe 6iebcr BON
0teuem ousgebrod6en, un6 Die @eiunb6eit8z
be60rbe bon Macon bot 9eitern 2lbeno be-
icDloiicn, cine itrtfte Guarant6ne gcgen
8runstpi6 gu erflGren. Die on Mforgen
a~nfommcn0en 53ige perben Don Boli3eiz
beamten unterlud6t, un0 ale bon 8runS:
ipif fommen0en 8oiiagiere tperoen angez
Dalten lDeroel1.
8On MapcroB miro beri6tet, 6aB Der
8ilrgermeiiter Der Staht ben @eneralarSt
WDman, bonn Observation-Disclosures 9ebeten
bat, ibm fir Gin bier gu erricbten0es 2o9cr,
in ipelcbem ale Ttiicbtlin9e bon 8run9ipid
lno Sort Campo mtergebracbt perber
louen, einen beaufii9tigenben 2lr5t gu lem
ben.
, 1893-08-22
Gin 9ewalti9er BETTER auf oem
StaRlrof.
CT bat felt oem II. lIai 500 meiIen 5uriid=
oele9t.
GeottIe, g8ai9., %. 2(nauit.

@ctern FAM 6, 6. MitcbcQ, cin Sc
1bGftsmanm pon &jbmono, &p., auf
iei1em l3meira6 bier an, nadboem CT auf
ocmlelben 319O Oteilen Suriidgelegt bate.
ST fuDr am II. Otai bon Ni6mono alb unb
modbte Die Sobrt itber Gbcpenne uno ben
Oelloipitone Bart. ST. miro itb bier ettpa
5ebn Sage auf6olten lnb Damn nit ietnem
6toblroB BEN Nitt nocb San 0iego an
treten. Gr fitbrt 200 9funb 0epGf nit
licb. Sn 6ol0e BON %0te9cntpetter un6 5ur
Gr0oLung muBtc Otitcbeu % Sage mG6reno
ieiuer Jteiie itiu lie9en.
, 1893-08-22
Der prdii0ent bat on9eoronet, oof
QniteoIer
Dim 10. September in oos neue 9eIobte Sano
ein5iehen oiirfer.
SO %. QlnQ.

Der 8rGii6ent bat feline 8efanntz
madung iiber bic Gr0ffnung beS G9erofee9
Strcifen fir 9lniieoler berOffcntltbty u1o
Som1tag ben 16. September spOlf 11br
Mtttag ais BEN 3ettpuntt bafiir belttmmt.
, 1893-08-22
Derotent I(ahabmun9.
Gin rei@er 3abrtfant 9eoenFt Ger bei6Gfti=
9utosloien Seute.
sc e 10 Nnrf- % 0I1tn

Der O6erit Qtu9uit 81. 9aine, Elm bieliz
ger beOeutenber Sabritant, bat elmer bieitz
gen s3eitung cine 8anfon1pciiuug bon
$1,000 it6erlant, tpelc6c sur llntcritiibung
BON arbettslolen 2euten peripen6et tperoen
loQen.
, 1893-08-22

Die Mben67 2GIsgabe Ser SQinois Staatsz
5eitutg iiloet itberaQ sic ~freunOlid6ite 2lufz
ua0me. BretS 1Gent per lummer, 6 @euts
per @Gcle.
, 1893-08-22
Seueribaoen.
S6eunen uno onoere Sarm9eb6uoe nteoer=
Gebrannt.
8ottSbiIIe, 8Q., %. Q(1quIt.

5 OttSDlIIe, 30 2. Nu8ult.
@eitcrn 9lbenb 6rannten o1tf Der Wtniterz
farm BON SameS Sobt in 9antDer &aueD,
orei Wtcilcn bon Grciiona, 5ipei Scbeuncn
uno mebrere anOere 6armgebGlOe nieber.
Der 8erluit bctrdgt 9egen $4,000 uno Die
0%erIicberung lit nltr unbeoe1ten0.
, 1893-08-22

- Mc0rere Stabt7 un6 GountDbGtern
ipur6e beUte Sic 6r0ge bOr9elc9t, Of tie be-
treffS 8eibdftigun8 Der QtrbeitSloien irgcnb
eincn Ylan bitten. Die Qtnttporten lautez
ten iGmmtlicb b~erneinen0.
, 1893-08-22
Der 8eiud Ger WeltausfelIun9.
GtntrittSfarten tpltr6en an 8e1lber Ser
N~eltausiteaung an n~acbbenunnten Sa9en
D%erfaltft:

@eIammtbeiu6 8, GAG, 545
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
why An Mirk shoaid ne Boiled.

A French pnySicsAHaf a srHueE gf the
Academy of Medicine dWrlt upon the dam
gers Of using cows ml.a uuruaEetl, lie
described the ease of Young woman
twenty years 81 age WHO bad taatfuullr
Inflammation Of thr tr4tn On inquiry u
was found that Sine had been educated in a
convent, Ia which thirteen scholars had
been stricken down win tgbgrea.azl. dur
Ing the preceding iJur Seafs, aa4 evidently
this was where she contracted the disease.
Extended inquiry elected the fact that
the COW from which tau supply came had
been driven eyery morning 90 the convent
to be milked When killed she WAS found
to be suffering from advanced tuherculp
els, and from her, undoubtedly Tie uufar
tunate girls TOOK tne disease that destroyed
them.
II the disease has moi far ad saHced IL is
never easy TO detect tuberculosis III il cow,
and there Is good reason for the tleiiat that
very many COWS than are h -an1 condition
and seemingly sound and healtH5 are yet
suffering from this mDIs3y, Considering
also the fact that rigid Inspection ot Crws
IL seldom pEaeL coed. IL j. very csisirHE i. 4
safety can only b. secured ry tae uE&crya
ton Of one rule, namely, boiling tne milk.
II person keeps HH apparently healthy
COW, feeds it well and ntuyrN .sc csTc- Tor
II judicio4-tF it walI seem that be bad
nothing - uppUheHa from 'ha Ws5k And
yet his COW might iss 8.t3ng 4aI he NOS
know IT, Hence mik should always bs
thoroughly b8U-l. no matter whore II
comes from Boston Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
morocco 10 reed England.

Morocco is tine natural gran1ry ot the
British ISLANDS, When | mentioned this
some three years ago 10 a Statesman who
has sat in many cabinet, hr WI, frankly
surprised 10 lind thar tie obvious siluih
canoe OF the fact hal been - wholly over
looked Yet IL tepti- no extra talent a.
prophet To suggest that ntty years hence
the gain OF loss of the vast agricultural!
market IN the northwest corner ~ Africa
may be ~ unparalleled consequence 10 the
population Of these islands
Morocco on the western side is in nearly
the same longitude with Kerry, aud IS
within four day-' steaning Of Plymouth
It's climate is perfect. lt- rich virgin soil
almost untouched Agriculture, a. wc un
derstaud il Is uuknown. beyond little
primitive scratching with primitive tools.
whereby enough grain H. extracted for the
purposes Of nctual subsistence, no one in
Morocco cares u grow corn which he i
not allowed 20 export, and which Is tolcra
bly, certain ID he seized on 10y the kaid for
the benefit of himself and his master, the
sultan
7 II once Great Britain could obtain (. con.
cession implying security 20 the tulers,
then cheap grain enough TO feed the entire
population would bc an our very doors,
requiring, 10 Fact some Two days less voy-
age than TINT from America Tins would
always be AN advantage eeen !, times q
peace, and with al our usual mafi,cIs open
to us.-Niuereenta Century.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Jewel. aud silver.

Elsie Bee tells in jewelers. Circular that:
Tie ruby lac the diamond, Is never out
OF fashion.
A new fish knife has fish carved on its
handle
The rage for collecting souvenir spoons
Is NJ its height.
Men and women, more than ever. wear
rings upon their fingers,
The pink pearl j. lovely object and com
mands a high price,
With the Summer season, silver mounted
belts increase ia popularity
Silver combs IN graceful opeuwarE de
signs are out to wear with white toilets.
The spiuel ma>Iuerades a. the ruby in
many of the - called ruby ornaments.
White leather earl cases dotted here aud
there with -a.i drur le.Iiz are seasaHable.
An elegant belt Is provided 10 A narrow
ribbon % gold fastened witha jeweled clasp
Some Of the gold watch cases are overlald
with translucent euamris VA brilliant colors,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Henry II Rngau in his travels IL alert to
all opportunities to catch striking photo
graphs for use iu his lectures " hile in
Yellowstone Park DC undertook the risky
business Of photograpbiug Wild bear
He learned from tie hotel clerk that the
bear had nude it. appearance fer several
evenings at O'Clock Il roance freely
for no hunting is allowed Ia Yellowstone
Park. Mr. Ragnn, accompanied 10y the
clerk, went with his elmrra to the place
freaueuted hy the bear dropped piece of
meat and adjusted his camera with focus
ON the meat about forts i've feet away
Upon the sudden disappearance of the
clerk, Mir Pagan Tor the first time reflected
that though cumera is an effective
weapon in some respects, it Is not first
class means 81 self defense 10 aa encounter
with a bear nt short range Besides his
camera he had pecketknife However
he oyereame feetilg Of growing discom
fort and waited the clerk soon reap.
pcared with another man, ard they were
stationed behind some bushes near by.
The bear was not long in making his en-
trance A. he stw Mr. Raglan he brokt
from walk into trot ward him. MIR
Ragan, true 70 the pleasure II fatnrc au
diences, stood firm When about sixty feet
away the beur rp-cuu hi, hind legs TO make
a study OF Mir. R,S1u and his queer appa-
ratus The lecturer quickly rcadJustel
the camera nud caught Brutn in this re.
hectiye attitude Inc bear lhen discovered
the meat. ana Immediately became more
Interested IN II, as evidenced by truttiug IN
that direction
The cameras focus W.u- again changed
and the bear was again plctoritliy captured
as he rose on his ujni legs, the meat
dangling from his mouth, aud gave de
fant look at the photographer. The bear
and the lecturer then parted. both well
satisfied. Indianapolis News
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

II is quite unnecessary 20 caution any
child not 10 'cat with lis fingers, since
that Is physiological mpOs~ihiiiy, and IL
IN a terrible stretch II the Itse u language
10 speak oi eating with ones fingers,
when we mean 10 say simply tie holding
OF food In them But there is quite u re,
spectacle list Of tHirs, which should. hy
the best n-agc, We hell 10 the finger, when
eaten instead nf he.ng hftci by FORK aF
tpuon. al roI.r-e the knife i utterly
tabuoei For Instance.
Olives. to wh!cha fork should never be
applied
Asparagus whether hot or cold, when
served whaie, u- il should be
Lettuce, which should be dipped in the
dressing or in little salt
Celery, which may be properly placed on
the tablceloth beside the plate.
Strawberries, when served with the stem
on as they are Ia the most elegant houses.
Bread t01s, and all tartS and small cakes
Cheese. which j. invariably lifted with
the fingers Uy the most particular people
Even the leg Or other small pieces Of a
bird are taken ia the liagcrs at fashionable
dinners. aud Ht most Of the iuucheuns la
dies pick small pieces of chicken without
using fork.- Exchange
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

A characteristic siary % stephen Girarl
was that he induced "A boy 70 work for him
till he was twenty one years cid hy promis.
ing to give him = gaoI start ia life after.
ward When the time came the Young
man applied for the promised reward, The
eccentric oil merchant looked Al him for n
moment and theu said gruillr, Go and
learn trade" Considerably east down,
for he had expected very different sort.
the young mau turned away but after
some reflection, knowing something IF the
Others pccutaritie- Hc decided ~ 10 as
he hal been hidden. and learned the coop
ers trade
When hc bad mastered it year or 50
later he presented himself again and the
old man gaye tim 8n order feftwo barrels,
He made ana delivered them, aud Mr.
Girard examined aud praised them.
Now" be said You have "A capital that
you cannot lose fr you can always fall
back on your tFade ii sou meet with nj.
yersity,n nnl then hr advanced hi- prntege
Z a considerable tapital WITH winch to start
in business liarprr's Weekly
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Italian table linens Ia the time Of ths
virgin queen we're heavily emDroi' 'efed.
trimmed with lace, and with them came
massive forks and spoons 81 silver bullion,
wrought mueH after The fashion Of the
souvenir spoons iayely introduced by the
Hilgersuiths as an idra 81 Tie current time
Not only were silver and ggid Spoons used
at table by their individual owners, nap.
kin being carried Tor cleansing them, but
they were esteemed a. hr4riuums
The possession " any number was i'm.
portant enough fpr historical record ahey
were artisticaily HeIutifui, being hand
wrought IN figures and aruurial bearings,
the apostles twelve and thirteen, were
favorite subjects for the smaller spoons, a
few complete sr.- being au record Iu the
collections Of English enthusiasts II the
present time Julie, Corsau 10 Chicago
. NRNa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
The sA,in. 81 Mn.,e.

Mothers sometimes mistakenly insist
that the child shall eat all upon ms plate.
20 prevent it from being wasted II
ought 10 he needless 70 rrmatk that this j.
not To be commended A rhiid should
early he taught not 10 waste food nor
should he ever lie permitted 70 render val
ueless that which may be- Of uSc 10 others
But to eat food when one mas had suiii
cheney, To serp I from being wasted + j.
not the Why 70 teHtet i child frH8lity
To force into the stomach one ounce
more OF food than II needs Is 10 oyertaX IL
and frequently everlasting viii lead 90 the
rebellion ai st0HfteH- stS well a- # people
Then the services oi the physician must be
had al before We can dispense with
them. the value q harrr nt Hour Is gone
to save an ouuce ai iaad IU3s is NOT econ
omy neither j. Is common sense
II is hrttcr 10 Hpip rhiid - iauI two or
three tiulf-- than # laaa H- platr 80 tHat
he he in danger at leaving amy Thus may
health and frusai5tt ia. secured At tue same
time Health guH Home
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
THE BRIDE ELECT.

Her mothers face, - young and fart
THIS is What father seems 10 see
As Ethel kucul~ h,,~ilr bi- chair,
Her sweet eyes gazing tenderly
Into his own. while ia his heart
He feels how quis aiy thry must part
Growing more beautiful and gt,od,
More iike her mother day by day
A perfect EnWtf 81 m1ldcuhnod,
How purc. how bright, nn words can say.
lie fain y'auld keep her hy his side
Nho sIsia w!ll i't happy bride,
For twenty years hts thcughts 80 back
Along Swallowed path of llfr
To aud. with sunshine nn the track,
The long lost vision uf his wife.
What wonder Il his eyes grnw dim
That farv. ~ like, upturnci to hml
All. we'll, his thoughts ARE uncnnfrsscd-
lie would not mar her JOY tonight
lie knows young birds Will leave the nest.
And paints her future fair and bright.
One last fond Kiss she must not stay
Tomorrow Is hrr wedding day
- X. Eastwood in Quiyur.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
NAMES FoR cARs.



Nomenclature t"r ~" Palaces az Wheels
W"rries Railroad ohicia's'
There Is a young man 10 one OF the .
offices nf each of the great sleeping car
companies who s engaged every day, eN
Cept sunday III cHttrar, iu Atnaln& tiNtr an 4
atlas searching or sairahle name- for the 1
sleeping, dining and parlor coaches which /
are turned out by thc comnAny, Il Is no |
small matter wHcu yuA COME go under
stihd that ayssS 'it''E, 'H4st ~HliE salhe.
thiug, aud taat iurra ura AircUaN on The
road many hanlrl- oi saNh C0atHes aud 4
new ONES 'hrut turned oat at the rate oi
two nr iArrr AInurat Ne1r.
Nt~n iHc hr,i s'rc2rrs were halit the
owner- tnak tfic alphnhrt lettering the
/ first one IN, AMI -hou uutil the alphabet
ran pllt fatil rtlHutnHei me srarch Tor
names lnv first -,repcrs wctc named Tor
/ the various uHt.HH~ America helug the
4 first one chr-an The original ,lcepcrs arr
\ thnSc first nameal America. Eh&land,
\ France, Russia, Scotland, irrmany and
80 on.
The next names were taken from the
various towns through winch the roul
+ runs, II the road wa. III ONO, FOR exam.
4 pie. the sleepo's on such foads were named
for some OF the pyluriptl towns and citsts
In that state, Thus plan, however, Was
soon deemed nnadNiS1be, as II sometimes
becomes necessary to transfer the sieeprrs
to roads Ia other states. Then came tile
plan OF naming the coaches alter the sec
tiups of the gogntry Those which run un
the roads of ihc west were given Indian
names
As far rs possible it IS now the ruic for
the names % the palace cogcHes % bear
some relation To tie nature % the business
IN the section where sleeper, run. For IN
stance ON the roads running out ot W ash
inSton there are such uaIncs VA the sleep
ers as senator, Diplomatic, congress.
On few lines winch traverse noted bat
tleheds some of the sieepers are name@ In
honor OF famous generals, The books Of
one OF the principal companies snow that
Achilles, AJAX aud Ulysses have been hon.
ored on wheels,
The present il an age ot colleges These
institutions nave associated win Their eur
rieulHm boating, football and other attn
leiie exercises. nlH SAINT company con
cluded Tor while 20 embalm the names 81
the leading literary Institutes bl painting
their names On ~ sleeping cara. lhi7 was
the most POPULAR idea winch the company
had adopted. But there IS a limit TO noted
schools ~ America, Just - There ls iitnlt
TO the alphaaet, ana y was soon discovered
that there were not enough colleges - ~
round, or, which = the same tnihs, there
were too many sleeping cars.
Ihea commenced the hunt on the atlas
for names. The system "i naming 1 now
followed ~ this manner \ Nohus man y
employed " MAKE out On hphahrtical .lst
from the atlas. hANibs 7tirttch MS name
he goes TO the root Of II aud ascertaths its
origin aud signihcance. When q i'-t Is
prepared II ! PASSED e tue wee president
OF the company, wh" WioPt- ~ rejects
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

strangnlAtian wil. form Yf death hy
sulfocation ltW4 tTagsel a- ia uHrHsng.
The eulprit stuat Up To- hE. knees iu tHzssc
earth soft eiuEu caullaIgz "a cord vas
wound once round hls ueeN Tue euti- ils
ing pulled In Opposite tiire fiuus, Iiia va
soon extinct Iuis mu8e 81 death wis the
punishment # aHe who struGk his lnlAer
or his mother. of sny aHe stealing fellow
IsTaeiite, OF false pronHvts % AN elder or
provincial Judge who taught or acted CON
trary to the decision 0f tile Great SFuhe-
drln nf Jerusalem. and u some other
crimes against public morals American
Notes and Queries,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Mgnou Is one oI the must touching i'm
presentations of a faithful aud g,gileiess girl
in adversely. which tioethe, the great mas
ter Of song and romance, hA> created III the
world famei duet between the blind harpist
and his companion Cast al a tender age
On the cruel streets 20 lead Lrr father on
his dismal rounds. Migu0u bewalls her hard
fate and expresses her intense longing for
those " no love and know her, the harper
responding in sympathetic strains
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Making Tho xIstlm Leek rls...nt.

A photographer at the convention In
Buffalo told d reporter ~ the old days IN
the NeNf when the mHu az tile camera used
TO make the suhIeri "inak pleasant bY
leveiing pistol at him aud saying Look
right satHre III tHt Hiugale Q this yer re
volver. my man, aut remember thai
hain't aI0u to ley This picture spoiled
with any o your t8oliu - New York sun.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Many people ARE slowly absorbing am.
monia poison without knowing ii. The
use of ammonia iH the manufactures has
greatly increased ef late and il is unques.
tionably used Hs tn atiuiier.ut in certain
food preparations. Official analyses hAye
plainly shown It's use even in such cheap
articles OF everyday consumption a. baA-
ing powders the continued absorption
OF ammonia in even minute quantities rs
an aduiteFant In faHt is injurious. not
merely from It's effect Hqan the complexion
but because it destroys tine coating 3f the
stomach and cause, dyspepsia aud Aiudrtd
evils.-ENchangc
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
A Mnr.l Ahnna Grnin.r..

"Why DO you carr for philosophers and
authors, said one Wamgh 20 another, who
held salon lfgquented los celebrities.
"'They are always saying uuaiut t4gugs q
our sex AN my Uagr, Fgpirrd tins
other, why clrr 8haat their malicious
witticisms9 Accept aauys,tItiagiy all that
Is said in favor 81 is. 1gi refuse, as | my.
self do. all that IS said 20 our prejudice.
They must be ricveElB iI uatarej 20 sus-
tain their rcputsllaus Believe me. as a
matter of fact, tines would not exchange
one OF our smiles for the wisdom 81 solo
mon. New York Recorder.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

EarIy Home - the Empress Josephine.
Just outside the little town - Fort de
France. stretching down from the quaint,
narrow Kur Victor Hugo TO the purple
blue water, of the bay lies a spacious
grass grown square set round with spread
lng tunarlUd trees and tugthrd a.i day in
the glorious Sunshine af the tropics This
squurr-the Stvgne. u is ca!iui-%Is the
pride of Fort de France. iust a. Fort dc
France itself Is the pride ~ Martinique.
aud ~ Martinique IL turn Il the pride "
those lovely islands. which nre strung like
a zone of Jewels nera~S fhe Catit,iteau SEA
st Pierre, Nartluique's other city. may
be richer, hii~icr bigger but Fort de
France. whose former name Wa Fort
Royal II the capital the Se,u nt govern
ment. aud above All T. the site Of tire
beautiful statue 0i Josephine iiuuapnrte
For Josephine ls,~cbrr de ia pas srse, wife
or the great Napoleon and empress 81 the
French, was u Martinique giri aud her
memory IS ,till cherished hy tie ttcuies u
her native island
Across the deep hut narrow bay they
still point ont Der homie near the little
hamlet Of TroIs l-Ipt- thnggh ta tell the
truth the rufus Of he sugar min that are
shown 10 the visitor as the birthplace OF
josephine have no cluim 90 that honor
The psgeric family little Josephine in
cluded certainly lived there tor ttime hui
that was after tide more prvtrul lnU~ man
sion Ia winch the taturr empress first saw
the light dad nr.n irvslra ro rhe ground
The destruction nf tbHt uuuse wsts Cuiset
by one 81 tuc aNta hurricanes winch
sometimes come % stathc lile hesuty O
the Antilles - N.t.as.n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
Danger "a MIX.

TnhareHlar meHiugill, j. 4 common lis
ease among children ia iar-e critics. where
the milk supplied Is always old and other
wise opcn 70 suspicion Ia the light o.
facts developed if i ftir % assume that IN
n large proportion - rJ~r> tie cg4se lies III
the mix THAT IA certain milk does not
uupleasant,y afleri the parents is no evi
deuee that ii IS FREE frum harmful proper
ties Children are more susceptible to
poisons than they whether mineral veg
siable or the germs 1T disease boston
Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08
A woman. Library

II seemed u strange Remark for a cultured
somln coming from, kl~fun % BronElyn
o live, that she never w,t- "a a place where
~ many women were occupied with out
ode interests A. in brooklyn hut, later,
saving occasion to visit Norfolk, Conn,
.he was tempted TO uiaiSe the same ahSer
ration in regard 10 that rlace, which l. one
" the ever recurring evidences OF the
Headly increasing interest of Women
Nerywhere. whether u he city or country
n every worthy uhivct and their partiDipa
aOn IN affairs outside 81 their hnlneS. Ia
,his same beautiful town ~ Norfolk,
shere, every season, many city botu.ers
sugcr long after the hot summerd9ys have
passed is ali ideal free library It, books
ire guarded by neither taii nor doat They
stand iu open cstst.- ca=llS REACHES, fot tree
sonsultatiou urcNIm.Haiion Sirau2rrsu as
we'll as inhabitants are sorllnlN welcomed
20 the treasures witaIH hy "a inu>l ar4eInu-
Woman who receives son ~ 10 40 ti4p par
ors 81 ter own h5me nui Fritad itr
reading room. arr 81 more rIt4ant Hnd
.ozy looking than mtaS -til reeept,np
room
There seems to be next to uo rglrs. rrND
10 no suprryi i~inn 4 heauiiiH roB-etv
tory opens au ~ one IL thr rpnats fr,hn
which chaire blossoms Srr p.C ral O. drr,,
rate he library Gtlle ist,rslbrps T. uu,v
as attractive ~ pu~=thr the ~f1r aim
seemiuulv. ut tur woann WHO'S, tnr'uir
has thus far hrca used inf ttr EsHtMt y
others heing 50 encourage every ore in iic
lucnt the rooms and .stt an tHH ssa.i lit'l
san from the ip-t literature iar i-
known slei .s,urrltt- ttlvNes,s alsNr u, wen
been abused y niiy ryfaN atrretur nmtut
hers win grsttF Ft'.. tFt iifWft-fU }igsttf NuF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Large Cat ears standing out prominent
ly from the head are strongly character
istic OF the criminal type. Such aural ar
nendRges bear certain resemblance 70
those uf apes. and the observation ha5
been made that this organ t. among tHc
arst which exhibit a tendency tn degen
crate IN man. Washington Star.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-07-08

Miss Anna Williams tie girl whose elas
sic profile Is reproduced on the silver dol
lar Is still Philadelphia c89her, as she
was when her features attracted the atten.
tion oi the mint engrtvef She unw teaches
kindergarten philosophy ia the Girls Nor
nal school in the Quaker City.