davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

UlBocprllel lpltt uje par Is us.
Den Carve, iUm ignte5 aIocles at
bile 8jbre BET al mco TimotDy 8rG8iet,
ipntcs at bnue pErct mc9et tOrtliUet.
Zen pptranote iom Stabeopr blot 8
caer 4 Gage.
- SOm 8icar for 9r. Si9urO S1ls
u~Orien unoer Oenues 6crietio, 2 Tiger,
bar 6rant BLOOMFIELD ouertn9et Smbas
ring al 8reppciten.
Mrs. Or. 8. MerriI afsit GOrs.
bags ueo 9poen citer lGn9ere 9ios Qis
oelicr at SrGit.
- Suo9e GuOlep meb 6amilie aster
after at bOiGtte fig i 3ecOrnb. 9be
Suo9e bar lciet Office 2Otute pper
MtadenItaot % oil ~9jenopta9e i'm Sas'
iGrersHraris.
- Gen &omits, iom er urbiat for at
inoiumle Siorus til officiating Of @ials
ben paa 9ecorab W~teui9beb8 8rpIe"
saaro, mpoer / airfens Saiement Snss
bag Giten al. y for at iaa Suitrurer.
= 6. 5, @eiier sisr aft mllist ior
itioe at itafie 9uoe S~tueipilers Selifaber
fOr "9be @runo". San bar iifret ia
ben betjenote Gctriie Shea meo SelItab.
SpOr maj 9aar, ietu i Speus rbs
%tanter, itBber man ret ipm BET er paa
en- Grbeio8itof ipsielIat meo at le9oe
cement walks. Sele 5rputen iprnn
SfOlebuiet, til @muebagO Street, eli
M lagt.
Dry Run, ben mart TONNE, mart
| fuloe Gilsbstaunl tucr3jeiennem 9pen,
lorooer tit Seize mere o9 mere, iaa bette
ioelig bliper opbere. Wtau fan ie BET
pan Sanouert5rGret, iom / @innebaor
Greet ncoln9ocS 1892 Greeten, 5 5ur
unocr Sorofaosn; M Ii99cr oet ipnli9t
unoer Ell 6eo8 @ano.
- Mr. 6arrp Song fra gttalisIa,
Mtnscattne So, er auiat ION Hrincipa,
peo Gtoleu i @cit Qecorab.
- 6ubrits8 p~gniusen / Gnlmar er
irrcig, % meo BET 6Grite oit alt Sra
itiueri bItoe lagt ino.
Grauo Opera 6ouie bar iifret It
6reoerid SpIpmon Opera So. Scr
Solomon, gillian Bushels Wanb, c,
en- Iremrasenoe Stueipiaer | Rep gort
0ette Selltab er birette fra Gaiinp
gtem Yorf % optr9oer / fel9euoe Ope
raer: Guniue, 2be Srisanos, Siu>
3aplpr % Raoip. Sanoipnlisuis up
icres Den iioite Der. Ter pil blipe E
Sor paa 20 9amer % 10 Serrer.
6ureitiainsen niboloes ocu 26oe glu
gult i @rauo Opera Spuie. Sra &c
cprab refer SelItabct til ct. 8aul.
- Sr. DIE 9. ODE, 8pebploer
@inneibeit 60. 8nut, bar en- CONNER
} ferie paa 8 Tiger, builtet tommer pc
meo for en- elers itilleiibbenoe Mano.
i. - Ierrp d 9infeubeil er Seabquar
tiers for Solona. MeS bet npc 9ams
Nnitineri Tan be laoe BEN beoIte 8gli
i 9ccOrub, iGls.r ben biliat p9 ints
onoet END bet beb!ts Slags aiso benpi
tes BERTH. De betaler ben bsieIte 8ri
for sObt unst slastetuas.
- Otto Grneion ps Gbarlsp Serpr
reiite til Chicago iioite 1irsoas for q
ie uotilinsen. Grueipn Dor iaa ubeI
big Of blics ips ben fsrie Dog, ban DO
: pna noiiiQinsssrunbsn, Os blep isrt t
Soisttalet. Sau boobe ubsntpipl tag,
til TO bel meset af bet itaris - Dan
oernete.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
9ccprab % Smtcgn.
9erncieIttu
Ten site 3uli 1909

~"
/ &cbcr Tucnass 2uro par mc8ei
ouet beirgt % i cnbucr Scnieenoe iGr'
ocIcs bcIoig. ST. bdlpii Spnoa5 6or'
mlooaa iorIob man 3eppet i DEBORAH,
% 9rpnet, Der beitoo al ipu @osne,
Smoiiuacar % 8iningcor i%bsrr9net,
tom til &citemmeIicsiteOet / bcttmelig
9ib. III Gang uuosr Soften uoisrtes
al 8ernenes Scr, Og ben caeltli9e YrR'
biteu bUlotes al 9Suitor Snls. Gern9lt
tate 4nitor q. Sacobien. Otter en-
9oo MiSoag % liot Suile atpaa bolbt
Batter Suns, 6r. Suer 2orien % Sr.
81. 9tpmpicn forte 1nler ior sInIeouins
gen. st Offer optUgcs til li8c ceiling
mclem 3prncbjcmmcue / @lttcnbcrg o9
GcIo;et, 70 Der inDfom Omtrin9 $50.
Ger iolai,3 1917 belle % l67 babe
Sernbaueblietter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

She Mebser Weoicine 60. bar ben
cneite fire Sur for Bone SPAWN. Wes
bicinen ialses obiollt aaranteret, 8en'
gene tilbnsebetales, bois life flloitRns
oio 0elbrebelle opuanes. Den er ben
beoitei 8eroen. Glsenter pnites. Goresie
0tes Ier Wtebicine So, Minneapolis els
Ter 0ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
0paO Der briifeS pp paa 80 sar.

8lu mig be Yense, lom be orbeIoenOe
alasier / be iiblte 80 Nar bar uosipet
ior Drummer, % ies oil bps8e buer al
benz ct gus anlasse en- SaUe pmtrinS
bet, tlGoe beres Spnner 9Oot 3d %
beres 3Dtre / Siife, us BERTH give eli
boer al bi5ie Irbeioere Ell Siu5iOrEt'
riu9spplice, Iom oil fire bans 6lrnllis
eiter bans Orb ct iorgirlt Gpbplo.
0ette er pirfelI9 no9et aluOr!j8t til
Ouerueielie. % buao ct Der laa lite |
oi5ie 80 qlar pna @ruuo al 9ruttenita'
ben saaet tilsrunoe al bu5li9 Gpi'e al
Sunbbeb p9 Si9lelreo?
Or. Iolm0Se.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
"TremtioenS Sano."

) 8laoet Great Thoughts ltoo Der
iurupti9 ct Gtptte al &apteiu Game
ron, bpori ban nbtaler i'm Sperbeoi8z
ming om ben umoaoeli9e llopitlin9, TOM
uenter afrita. San ifrioer: "Qet
bar en- ltDrre Jremtio emo 9(merifa,
Nuitralien % Snticn. Oct er bet ris
geite al ale, men ie~lufDl9elie afbGrger
enboer Sing At uopitlingens Gang.
5or nO8le &ar tilbuge iure1ug isg Dr.
tettelien al priolli9ereoe SOmpunier,
men 2Oro Seacons iiclo bar banoe for
De &aoitoIe. Oct, pi tran8er, er 8es
p~ilinger, iOm letter o8 iItano til at ar
betoe 9anoet op. 8onsoItaten ituloe
blipe ell bel9iit 8Olpni, og bet uuptasne
2anb bliuer Statslnnb. @lfenben %
8iitel9oer, Shire, 8ummier, ale tro.
piite % unoer.trupiite 6rr9ter fiuoes
Der / Itor 0tan9fOlcigbeo. s 8jrtcli8s
beoen mener jeg, at Gfrita pil blipt
6remtibens Safe Os 2bemarter; %
Der er pirtelig ct ~benriueuoe &limu.
Gurop9erne fllnbe faa fine 8grn peI
opornsne oerneoe. Be Suofsote er me.
get lGrpiaise. Selo De bibtil pilbt
Stammer uisiuer aIerebe sooe 9pliti,
t%Onitabler, Ntuitiniiter, Smeoe, etc
9rp mig, Iirita er 5remtiosns Saal
% oil bliue en- Operfplbt 8erbens
| 5relie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
0nostiencStcr.
tOse esnsaa eftsr 1refoIcisbss.

S9ecurob MlcniebeeS Str'c Spnbns 6or'
mieooa 81 1915.
S~npaaSiiole citcr @ueStieHci.cn.
Epbpaaelie / Stpleluist uco y. Sofire
SmOaa 0ilermlooag al. & Otter Spen9'
qeiieH hploes 9see AnleenHil nnrlt Heil'
gtQusltOlr for Den Del oi Eccorah NRer'apeo.
Sen enQellte apurrnnuttlaslt nepet
9ireoaa Gilermioooa 81 /.
Zen nprfte AoaIirmonitlaSle mroer Ans
baa gitermiooag 81 1.
apinoeioreu,nasu puo 9oueet u'poer orS'
haa Gfiermiohog al, 9 hos Nrs. dorteHet.
Meolemmerne al Christian +. Society me7
Der / @irtens @oirmrutI oysede <en sL7'a
Sfglac MISUNDERSTANDING CT lelaenPe
uenrpute til q, iuoianilc beng rtti9e Siofoa
til Girlbens @itctnliua 200 Eceorah We
niabeos @rGneaa1ro: Mianle G,ieh NOR
m1n Rilte. Geitie Sorien, Anbert SsaA.
Siaie Gnunoieu, Mtuule Gmunoiet Ioa
SnScrieu, 8tlie Suapoloitde, Scrtba ses.
helm. Reiiis &eracieu. Torn NnblL Nt!nnie
3. Slicu, Ttua Sohnieu Carrie SollolS,
Clara 9dricn, SulIa 9rrrbu. 2erhe
9cmite mpocr / airfeHS Edi,mcut EuseaA
Nitcu al. ~. act CT al tor Statlahco, al
Que 6cmiieeus MepIemmcr iomnler III
HGpnie ggoe.
pcu 5prite g. G. g Stric ON 6ormio'
eaaru al. 101s.
Guianefcrcnlneeu meoer Eorsoaa Glter'
miDnnn 9I. 2 hos 9ErS q. Scpe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

Sent % tiOli9t Ter % berer man, at
Ben Bear bar lin 6Orretniu9 for Gie
p9 meo itBrite Onltatfe, Sbprot9beo pg
8p9ti9beo 9jBr Nlt, for at ben Ital fOs
rere, % bet ian ben uleue, Tom ban 3ior,
oerpeb, at be 9uIinoer al 8unber mere
p9 mere bliuer oOerbcuiit ON, at bans
&lGoer er suoe, bans 8rlier laoe. Gue'
reoe MI er ban paa Sarten for at siGre
bet beblte Snbtjpb til biaigit 8ris. %
ollie, iom beisser bans Stores, uil finoe
bet bsbite Slass &leoer pa ben reelleite
8ebanbllins. On Sommeren t9nter
Scr. Bear paa, bpao 8iutereu tr9oer,
% pmpenbt, berfor bar ban til ale 81:
Der ct iurtrinlist % betpoeli9t Spla9 a
a~l9oninser pas lenoe til ale seasons.
gn geitiains paa ensans paa 125
9uiin Satter mae ii9es of bore enormt
for en- 8p iom 9ecurab. Sen 8eal
9iUrbe bet fprleoen Dag bos EFT N9en'
for ct at De itsrite 6abriter / Often, %
ban iaar benz iaaleoes, lrm ban ri
BABE benz. Splssn er, be iaar riuenol
Nlletnins iom ale Ben Bears 9arer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
"Sau0linQere"

taloer man / Nor9c 6olf, iom / ben
bcoe Summcrtjo blipcr tleoe al 8pen
% tyr no pna 9auoet. S9iaa Der bar
6coeu oreoct aoititIiQe til at blipe 2anOs
lt0gerc, % set iprite Selitab al ben
Slo08 Gmi9rnntcr bar tn9et Den prrgs
tige 4laOs peb "Biue Springs" / Scs
iiooclie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Smnnpincrne leaer "QInmlG

SMnapigeriie le9er "W1dlll0Fr
8aruetdmmcret.
9lae Ha9na: "8pod1, toe 6yh
6auien, De- pa morIomt "a trEfe Tenn
enoans. Sar 5rneu garn?"
9iae Olga: 40 2pltsr."
ellie &o0na: "glmmer 6rn @aTlEa
Dem ielu?"
2iue Olga: "Sn, i 8e9pno'IlSn
9iproe jeg De-; men taa ia 9oti0r'n
at De- TO- ior meoet paa min 0tIbrcp'
al III amner nm Mago oct ele."
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

"Spao Sio paa Ss8net bessnotc
bet at brGnbe / SotClet?" - "Mio.
nat. "8leo ale reooet?" ga
u~ncta9en Nattepasten. 8i fiji BAN ittc
pGttet tiosnpt".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Soronrco tioiigere 9age.

"1brpnbbjcms or.fuutOrs Otter
re%tuinger" for 1923 lrics iglgenoe Se
refining fra SijerOoteus SogueprRf
Zen 8be Sept. / Tagnin9en, Del
LOBE benimOo % ben l2te ON Natfel
81. l lfcoe irp0teli9e 5orO'aIo al {
2epr, iom lis9er mellcm @oaroen Stn
berg, 2iaemoe p9 8paae I 2unte So9f
ben famine Dtpr, buorira SOroialoet
1907 fom.
Oct oploite iluoeuoe Ger %neotprteo
/ ubpre Masier sjsnnem en- trans gat'
bal no / stierools Glp ueo 9raIte'
9aaroen, opiplote ben / en- 2Rn8oe al
uogle tuien Nlen ianleoeS, al ben Ite9 .
2llen / loorct Sgioe ouer od ~Iaounr'
unulige 5loomaal. 8anoct opoGmntes
oes til berimoo 6e9re airfe, 7 Ottl ira
9%rpitc0aoroeu, o. O%oerippmmeoe alle
i oeunc S%trGtniuo Inn9S Gluen li9s
genoe Ngre % @nge. Gn flor Del al
Oisie Itaar END | Dag uuoer 8ano, oa
Glpen life bar funnel uo9rape lit npe
Sob iii iunoerli9 3pboe.
Zen iteoe Gfabe CT me9et tor. No9le
Suie er u%olDbne, andre af 8onoet be-
bGrueoe, iru9tbnr Serb bortreper,
mango bunoreoe MGliuser Sorb o9
9otetcs tiloels 9anIte goelagte, o9 Here
Gamiliers @eliprb tilirtetgiort. Saas
oiot je9 bibtil meb Gjtterbeb ueo, bar
26 @OnromGno o9 30 Su8m9no liot
ct itgrre eler minorc Cab. GrGIte-
9aaroen o9 8prnG8, mob bois Serb &c
neoitprteoe Masier tsrncoe Og benz
trptteoe Glpens Sob, bar allereoe
miitet fore Strqtnin0er al beres beoIte
Soro o. mite bn9Iig mere.
48lnoie / 2unfe SO9n % Z al &rGs
itegaaroeus er tilbels f%orluunOnc.
0t8ie 6uie itonr bel cnonu, men paa
Dc trrnor bar man ioo9 maattet begpnoc
at neoriue, ga @Ipeu inben imur8cN
itrGmmer oOer Steoet, bUor De itOo.
WeObOrgerel 2Gnter cOer ino / Dor
Sitting. - Otter tUenoe iore9aaenoc
RGoielson9e uatteoc5 Vi i ben bel
morfc Gat at ct SOroIjGlo. Sore
0uic rpiteoes, o9 BET bule 0r0n flnoe
bDres Ell 0til op 3olen. Senueo 80
6omilier, blot poo Photographers
grunO, ileoe meo 3aab og Sommer no
al oeres Senge. s Nattens opbc
Mgrte fnnoe ma life beogmme 6aren,
Og oenne lluisbeo iorp9eOe Nn9lten.
Ntaatte li9nenoe ulptte life oitere tr9fc
bette Steo. - Men je9 irpgter. - gn
flor ON life ben ltBrIte Gel al bin Ntyr
er enonu tllba9e, % iaauiot je9 itjpn-
ner, truer npset Of ben meo at pjle
neb lfribe 9jennem ben inmme 8al.
Sterbalen ben 17oe Septbr. 1923,
(8r9ien.) Seperoabl."
Seo bet itore 2erialo ueb 8raa poe
8pnesiet (StOrmpra) - iaaoiOt er.
inores omfrins 1850 fan ie9 erinore,
at Der beretteoe5 nO8et lisnenbe ium
Sproaleu ON Ell Wano, Der / famine
Gieblif - libt FIR 6aloet - tjBrtC
paa bet ~neotprteoe 2ano, at Soften,
uoen at Manben tunoe f~orItaa Nar.
in9en, Jog til at lpbe / raienbe 5art
% oa ben Ifulbe bore en- ualminoelil
Springer, " BET bette, Iom reboeot
benz begge.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Se beDle

Sl UtUilt fun be bsbite Mlatcrra'
lter - 1pmmer, Sten. aaIf, Cement, San0
% bpoo ellsrs be brugsr I'll CptertlEa
az en- Spgnrng, be bsiiG'ttger nun es bs1ts
artetoers % betalsr be bsbfs lentitHjfti
De idor btore 9riier for bsreS Grbsios enc
oeres minbrs omiorssfuloe fonfurrenter %
De faor altio be beofs Soutraitsr; Dc mailer
beres Nrbeibe meo
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

Ten me Spmaiiine "Srsreurtr, iUri Tea
ilsbte for en- Gio iibsn, er en- iaa 600 Spma.
fine, Tom Aoaen behsuer. 6raet 60 GeHtf.
". Nofealnab, Uopopiaf. Ns.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Vulon0moiD rem
Blu

fabrlieret efter ben samle tpSts glstfoos pItO
lansipm gGosnine, % mee en- al nsosnfoa'
enoe Stauoaro BRANDS:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

8iIoe "7eeorabsYpten" bore ioa ann q,
s'oe os no9le Splpsnin8er ON De gul6bOrn
Der ensnns blep funone / 9aumart?
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
@j9it SaarbIens

SepnetSIpb
~inbbunoen 81. rs. ID. ANUNDSEN,
DEBORAH. la.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30

find that small, almost square yoke has
been formed, which will ft nicely round
the throat
Cut off half yard of the crepe. Fold
the remainder for its entire length, so that
one selvage falls slightly below the other.
Gather it along the fold and stitch neatly
to the outer edge of the ribbon. taking
care that extra fullness is placed over the
sh oulder point Now cut tho half yard of
crepe bias. make three narrow folds and
stitch along the inner edge of the ribbon
as finish to the neck. Sew the bow fast
to one end of the ribbon. and when you
wear the dainty trifle pin it on The free
end as a finish t. the whole. You will
find that f trlfling expense and labor
YOU have made an addition to your ward
robe which. bought complete. would~b be-
come a far more costly object.
If you are where the crepe IS dimcuit to
find. or YOU have a greater penchant for
lace. substitute that for the soft crinkly
stuff and with the same general directi"ns
you can make quito different garnlture.
and one that can ba worn over any SUE
gown. The only difference IN tue MAKING
is that Of the fullness required for the lace.
Which must be determined by the cost.
Heavy makes, such as point de gone, re-
quire less than the thinner. llgnter ones
for the latter three times the length OF the
ribbon will not be too much, snd Enc Ior-
mcr REQUIRE slightly less.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
THIS FARMER HAS WINGS.
Agriculture Building Contains
ScuiDtOr'S Idea of a Farmer.

Some poet has said that tho farmers are not
great men for sentiment, and argues that one
could hardly expect anything of the kind from
men who put their trust in bullocks anu beeves.
1t is quite reasonable 10 presume, II this Is true,
that farmers might also be Irfe DEFICIENT In
hum0r, but visit to the great Agriculture
building will suffice to convince the visitor that
this poet Is In error.
There Is nothing funny about corn pavilion.
aud statistics of last years wheat crop do not
appeal to the average mind as containing W.
essence of true humor. Neither the tremol0 OF
the hay-ttdder nor The racke OF Inc moving
machine are iraughi with mirth ana Inc cor
temptation OF 4 gigantic reaper ana Dlnder rs
usual thing fails to bring ihe ready iauRl.
Nevertheless. there IS something iunny 10 ne
Agriculture building, and II Is JOKE 10 prone
at that.
The visitor will find in the south wing OF Tao
building, surrounded by agricultural macnIn-
cry. the bronze figure OF Dutch farmer He
81 andS ON tie top OF ragged stump hoioih2
high 10 one hand an ear OF corn. Bnt IL Is aot
so mucl, his ridiculous attitude. or the PLAYFUL
rotundty the artist has given MS stomach, nor
his fat joyiaI face aud caricatufed 1eet All
these are hilarious enough in detail, and the
ensemble would make an undertaken smile.
But 1t Is The wings with when the artist has
finished off the figure which are the fetching
quality of the statue. No one can realize the
fact mat those wings really belong TO theDu CHI
man without feeling deep ID his heart that he Is
glad the sculptor lived.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30

such terrible odds. One last look around
and he let 90 and was carried away.
Everything was black for a moment ana
then he felt something come near him.
He grabbed il; it was hair, vet he held on
and in moment felt Air in his nostrils.
He opened his eyes. The world of water
was the same he had left and he was hang
ing to his BEARS side. She was swimming
for shore with all the strength she had
and Rob concluded to hang on and take his
chances.
One moment he was under water and the
next he and the bear were being rolled
over and over like chips. 1t was an awful
struggle and it seemed ages to Rob since
he was hanging to the tree.
Down the stream they went and all the
time getting nearer land. Bow long it
but somehow he felt bis feet touch the
his hold, but a moment later his shirt was
lie was half conscious of a warm tongue
and a hot breath on his face. After that
all got blank.
When he came to he was on dry land,
alone and not very far from his cabin,
which he was perfectly able 10 reach with
ease. He looked about for the bear, which
he knew had saved his life, but she was
nowhere TO be seen.
R0b's bath did not do him any harm
and as soon as be was dry he was as vel
as ever
He has not seen his bear since, but IL she
is ever in want of a square meal she car
have cow any time she goes around Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
OVERLOOKED BY VERNE.
A Milwaukee Mans Scheme for
Running Factory.
Weesl,


81 had large cork and bung factory in Grand
avenue and needed power to run my machin.
ery," writes a MiIwaukeean. "You know, OF
course, that there is ar immense amount of
stored up electricity in a cat. The problem Tor
inventors has been 10 invent a way 10 extract
ii prOitably. In The rear OF my factory l con.
s.iucted a one-story circular building some
sixty feet In diameter On the floor OF this
coiled glass pipe six inches In diameter. The
first coil ran around the outside OF the room,
the coils gradually growing smaller I'LL At last
the center was no larger than This table. 1t
gave me something 1.-The mile OF pipe The top
aud sides OF this pine were lined with rather
stiff hair brushes, the bristles being little
more than an inch in length.
"At that time Milwaukee was overrun
with cats. 1t was impossible to sleep nights.
l put d notice in the paper that would Day o
cents a dozen for prime cars delivered at my
factory. l got sixty dozen the first day and
stored them in the basement OF the power
house. The motor operated thus: Placing in
the outer end OF the glass pipe an imitation rat
made OF rubber and propelled by small In
terror storage battery would then adjust cat
Immediately behind it. The rubber rat would
start of AT a terrific rate-,t was made to go
through the mile Of glass tubing IN from two o
three minutes-and the cat, OF course, followed
furi0usy, thinking to catch the supposed ami
nal throughout the entire distance.
"Gentlemen, 1t was exciting 10 watch a
healthy, active cat whip about those spirals
with the mechanical rat about foot ahrad and
going like a cannon-ball. The cats back and
sides rubbed against the brushes and her cleo
tricity WAS thus extracted. With a storage bat
teIy ana by sending cat through every five
minutes / generated enough electricity to Oper.
ate my entire plant. light my factory and sell
power 10 run neighboring passeng elevators
and small machinery. 1t also LOOK the yowl
out of the CATS aud gradually the city became
QUIT. At the end of week cat could be
caught aud used again."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30

Do animals know the meaning OF graft
tude? Not the meaning OF the word, out
the meaning of the sentiment conveyed
by ii, for gratitude is only sentiment like
many other fine feelings. 1t must be said
that gratitude is sentiment OF the high
est order. and that only the very low
among human beings are Ignorant of 1t or
crnsh il in themselves for fear it will cost
them something.
From all that has been written on the
subject one can suit their own taste about
the quantity or quality of it possessed by
animals. and can even satisfy themselves
that dumb brutes have no sentiment, but
are simply oneying the dictates of blind
instinct. Those who hold 70 the latter be-
lief, however, are generally people who
have never associated with animals, either
wild or tame. But people are all welcome
to think as they please on the subject as
far as some other people are concerned,
and one of these is Robert Stansbury, a
lumberman in the Santa Rita Mountains
in Arizona. He is not only convinced OF
the fact that bears feel grateful. but knows
of one that showed more gratitude than be
would expect from his dearest friend.
Robert, or Rob, as bis neighbors call
him, is man who knows what he is talk
ing about. and is an old hunter. as we'll as
scholar.
Rob has good adobe cabin in the pines
not far from the bank of a river that as
yet has no name on Biographies. and in
fact does not deserve the name or river
except during the rainy season. During
eight months of the year it is nothing but
a sand wash about 800 feet wide, although
water can always be obtained by digging
in the dry-looking bed The cabin is all
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
A COTTAGE FOOTSTOOL..

Aprettly shaped footstooi can be made
on a foundation of empty tomato cans.
Remove the tops and paste several thick
hesses of newspaper smoothly around each
can. Then place one in the center OF a
large sheet of plain paper and put around
adjacent cans and the one in the center.
With pencil trace very carefully the ex.
act outline made on the paper by the
grOup: then remove the cans and cut out
the outline. This serves for pattern. and
Is used. enlarged quarter or half inch
all around, 10 cut out two shapes Of coarse,
strong stuff like ticking, denim or burlap
These two pieces, together nth a strip the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
TRIED DROWN THE SOUND.
A Boarder's Experience With an I'm
usually Vociferous Alarm Clock.
Washington Pos


An alarm clock, according to the habit OF the
beast, always goes OFT al the wrong time. aDG
in a thin walled building 1t always succeeds in
waking the whole house as we'll as its owner.
The wear and tear upon the temper OF the COM
munity is consequently greater than that
caused by the combined efforts OF f0rgetful
janitor and an Intermittent elevator A young
m an in an uptown house I'm Washington who
who has ueen in the habit of 0versleeplng him
self recently purchased an alarm CLOGS OI i'm
posing proportions, and bell like fire engine
gong.
AS usual. the thing went Off about A. NJ.
and the owner, who had just fallen into sound
sleep. leaped wildly from his couch under tile
Impression that the house was on fire or some
other dire calamity befalen. Occupants OF ad-
Joining rooms followed suit. and The objurga-
tons heaped upon that unhappy alarm clock
were both loud and long. A policeman on the
beat blew his whistle under tie impression eli al
a riot was in progress, and the whole neigh bOr-
hood was aroused. Meanwhile the owner Of
The clock trid TO stfle II under the bed clothes.
bur still IL hammered away vehemently and
made more racket than ever Finally, In de-
spair he plunged the riOtOus timrpi ce INTO n
lar full OF water, whore. at the expense OF ruin
ing It's inner mechanism, its voice was stilled.
Tie young man now hires newsboy to walks
him.