davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-22
Nnd1t-O eIeprnt&tttte+

-S1t Berlin 1tn0 beltnrl1bt9enOe @erlicbte
itber 8ismardS @elunobeits3uitan I'M lm7
Iauf. @r 5pg fib cine @rfGltun9 Su, ais er ftcb
ben t9m unD letner Satin 5u @1ren AM II.
2lprtl Deranitalteten Sadel5ug ania6. gSie
es beiBt, bate CT geltern einen Trampf>
anfaQ, erbDlte itb aber balb ipie6er. SIS
bdlt ibper, @tn5elbeiten Sn erfabren.
= Die 9eboffte 8%eritGn6i9ung 3tpii6en
0em &an5ler GapriDt unb benz Centrum 6ilt7
iicbtli6 Der Q(rmeeporla8e icbeint gGn5Li6
81 QSaiier geipOrben I'll ietn. @s miro be-
rt3tet, baB GapriDi pieOer 8~ugefn0pfter gez
tporben lei, ais er b0rte, baB ettpa 3tpan3ig
Wtttglie6er Der Gentrumspartei lieber Die
ArmeeuOrlage utteritiben ais it6 Ser Sc
fabr a1tSicBen mir6en, burcb cine Qlufz
I0iun8 Oes &eibStages ibre size gu bere
Iteren.
= @raf Saul 6oensbroecb, 8ru6er 6eS
. berborragenoen ultromontanen Geicbstagsz
mitgliebes WilbeLm &uoolf @raf un6
Otarquts bon unb gu t6oensbroecb lit Offent@
Itd aus benz SeiuttenOroen, in pelcbem er
Dretsebn Sabre lang cine b~erDorragen6e
Steuung beflei0et bate, auSgetreten. Sn
elmer Slugi6rift, pDrtn ct ieincn Scbritt
erflGrt, lagt er, baB Der SeiuitismuS zines
Wsannes llnabbGngigfctt ,unO Gi9e1art, ia
1elbit ieine paterlGnDilcbe @eltnnung fait
DouitGnbig erto6te. Sem Nustritt aus
benz Sroen bat groBes 9lufieben errcgt.
= &0nig6umbert ull6 &aiIergSil6clm nit
i6ren 0amen un6 @efplge tppbnten gelterl1
gtabmittag in 9tom bem @ettrennen BEL.
Wte6r ais 10000 Yerionen narel1 als 3uz
ibauer ericbienen. 8eim &ommen un6
e (Ho non fnnrHo11 $40 hnhn,t Go1.rSrfnftn11 ~ ~
Subelrufen begritBt. Oils &atier g8tl6elm
geltern 2lben6 i'm SDeater erldbien, no Die
'Sper 6alitaff gegeben nurbe, purOe er be-
9etitert begriiBt. 9aS Sr6eiter ipielte bic
Nacbt 1m 9tbetn, ais oer &ailer Die f0ntg>
It6e &o9e betrat.
Ger bel9ti6eSen bat bem bon 6er9fez
observation-disclosures angen0mmenen aIge>
metnen Wablrebtsgeleb 5ugeittmmt.
: @eitern tpurben IN 3ante Stpei 6eftige
grbitOBe geipiirt. Wtebrere Der no6 itebenben
@ebGltoc puroen bei6GOtgt utO Elm babes
9uBeno YerIonen Derlebt.
-0urcb Elm 6euer in einem Ser Sbobte
Der Butte & Bottom Wftnen>@ eiellibaft bel
Butte in Wtontana tpurOe 9 9rubendr6ettern
Der Giid5ug ab9ei6nitten unb anbere per>
brannten Doer erfttGten. GS muBte ale
9oifnung aufgegeben tper6en, Sen 2euten
gu 6ilfe 3u fommen. Die 9famen Ser Ser
ungliiften iinb: Gomaro 8a8coe, Ni6arb
QlnbremS, Sam. &oOetto, 6ranf @urarb,
&t3orb Erembatb, Gbomas @rap, SanteS
gtettO, Qntonte 8cara unb s. BugliS.
: Der 6er5o8 BON @cragua un6 feline
Geieai9aft, Die nOb in Stem Oorf net
len, beiu6ten 8eitern bic Stabt 8roof7
Jpn, Die ite Ourcb cine 6obrt iiber bic Gdit3
rioersBriife e~rreicbten. Die @eieQi6aft
fam mtttclit Der 6oDba6n nacb Ser untcrn
Staot unb bate i'm 6otel Gorge 9etragen,
Giemano miiien 81 laiien, tpo6in ite iicb
gepenoet batten. Der 6er5og liebt es To-
Dentg mte m0glt9 Qlufic6en su macben.
Jta@mittag5 empftng Die 6er5o9in Oeri6ie7
beue angeie6ene 0amen unO N6enOs gab
Gomaro Cooper einen Gmpfang gu Gbren
6er Odite. Der 6er3og unb iein @efolge
reiien 5eute No3mitta8 na3 @ai6in9ton.
, 1893-04-22
6eneraloonful Ooloibmtot.
Qus5ei9nun9 o~efelben our9 ole Wtener
Pa~noelsfammer.
Mten. %. 0lbrt[,

Die bteit9e Son6elsfammer faBte einet
8ei6luB, ipprtn BENT au1eritanti9en @enez
ralconiul @olblcbmibt Inn Ser &erbtenite
pillen, Die berielbe iicb nm 66rberung ber
SanOeIsbe5tcbungen Seiterreic6S gu BEN
Ser. Staaten Dem Wc&inlepgeieb gegen7
iiber erporben, Der 9ant bieler &0rper7
i6aft ausgelprocben tptrb.
, 1893-04-22
Der perso9 bon uew Cattle auf elmer
Reife um ole 1peIt in uew Qorf aneefommen.
Sc 10 Nnrf. %. 9lpri[.

sc 10 . off, %. QprtG.
!Seute fam nit Dem Ntor0beutlcben 2lopb
Oampfer vSraue" Der !6erSpg BON Jtelpz
cattle bier an. Seine 6ral miro ibnt ipGter
nacbfolgen. Der 6er3og beiinoet iicb aut
elmer Gcile nm Die g8clt, milf licb bier Die
6lottenreuue anieben unb bann Die 2Selt1
auSiteaung beiIcben. Gr lit ilbrigcus fetn
@riinborn, Oa er friibcr idbon Nmerifa
einen 8eiucb %a6ltattete porldufig bat CT
li6 nit icinen bier unb oretBi9 &Oliern unb
eitetn 8eOienten i'm Sotcl Bruuspid ein7
quartirt.
, 1893-04-22
farit 8ismard niht ernitltd en-
franft.
Gs mar MIR Elm neuer Qnfaa ieines alien
Seioens, Ger ueuraI9ia.


0as @eritbt bon 8i8mard's ernitlicber
Grfraufung miro burcb 9ta6ri6ten aus
Srie6ri6Srub mioerlegt; banab lit Der
@gfan5ler MIR an einem Sieberanfau, nell
6er burcb plOBlt6 eingetretene neurolgii6c
S9mer3en perurlabt murSe. Nta6 ben
lebten 8eri6ten befinoet ii6 Der Shirt tpiez
Ser ntel better.
, 1893-04-22
befti9e Groit0fe
Qn Ger n0roIi9en Kiite Don Si3iIiefr.
st 0 m 22. Qprt[.

Som, %, @prtl.
6eute Wor9et nm ba[b brei l1br wur6e
Bel Wila35o, IN Set nOrbltcben &iiite bon
Si5ilien, Elm befttger @rbitoB ~peripiirt,
ipeldem ipdter me6rere an6cre ebenio befz
ti9e folgten. Sb baburcb irsen6 tpeIber
S3aOen angeri6tet wurbe, lift nod nicbt
bertdbtet tpor0en.
, 1893-04-22
Die 0oI0reierpe nieoer poul tdnoi9.
der miQionen Dollars GoIo Ger Reoierun9
CUR Derfugun9 oetelt.
% oibin4ton,2 2. Q(pri[:

Die geitera in Nnipru3 genommene
Cobb 8eierOe lit beute tDteber b6Qi8 intact,
inoem Der Jinan3minilter 6eute fril6 6ie err
b~aLtenen 2lnBe00te Don nabe3u 81, 000, 900
in Golo angcnommen BAT. Die gtomen Ser
5tnan3Leute, tDelc6e Der Jte8ierun9 in bieler
Meiie unter bic Prime 8e9riifen babcn, perz
ben auf beren Wunl9 bin Dem 8ublitum
b%orentbalten. 6inan3mintiter Carlisle lit
OBJ Der abgetpenoetcn 0efabr uno Der G6atz
la4e, baB nun iogar eiu tleiner llebericbuB
Dorbanoen lit, in Der per8nii8teiten Sttmz
mltng.
, 1893-04-22
Oloklih oeftorben.

9ls CHARLES 0anglanb, elm Sapesirer,
beute MtOrgen bic g. GlartitraBe entlang
9tng unb itb p0r Dem I6auie SEQ. 1899 be-
fanb, murbe ct pl0blicb BON einem 6eftisen
6uiten befallen. Gr ~itiirste BIN unb itarb
racb f1rSer 3eit, ME man annimmt, neil
Elm 8lutgefdB ipran9. Die 9eicbe tpur6e
1ab 1872 @eit Chicago Npe. gebracbt.
, 1893-04-22
Der 8iidof Don mbeslin9, ). :
Ratn,
Sum Goaoiutor oes Gr5bii9ofs Don St. Souls
ernan1t.
g t. 8 %. 2[pri[,

Die Na6ricbt, uelde geitern i'm vGburb
9rogrcB" perOffentIi6t purbe, ponab
Ourcb 8rioatbrtefe aus Som bic Wtttt0ei7
lung fam, baB Der 8iicbof S. s.. &ain bon
@beeltn9, 8. Ga,, gum @oabiutor beS
@rsbticbofS bon ct. 2ouis ernannt moroen
iei, bat Die ltngetptBbeit Ser bteii9eu &atbo@
lifen enolt6 geboben.
, 1893-04-22
Sdredlider Deroadt 9e9en cine
e@ 1nutter
Jbren eieeren Sohn per9iftet 5u haben.
9rtnceton,@ 90. S., %. Npril.

grtnceton, 90. S., %. @prtG.
Gs lit bier Elm ~ftarfer @erbaBt rege gez
iporOen, baB Sobn S. Sboun, Der tunge
etnunb3man5igiGbrt9e Wann, peIcber Dor
einigen Tagen itarb, ba8 0pter zines Ser
brebens lit, oeien 3med mar, bic 2ebens7
perii3erungslumme inn 8etra9e bon $4,000
gu %erlangen. Die SHUTTER bes Geritorz
benen, Srau Sboun, mar, pie es beiBt,
itets nm ibn uno erlaubte nun etnigen
6reunbcn, ibren Sobn gu 6eiudben, u16
bann auc9 nur in ibrer, Der Mutter, Nn7
%peienbeit. Qlm 9tenitag purben sic @tnz
gepeibe unb Der Magen bes Sobten, oaem
Nni3eine nacb nit 53uittmmung Ser
Mutter, bon bret gerlonen aus Ser 2eid9e
entfernt.
, 1893-04-22
Der nRteie pom Glfbart" Ser ;fdl-
ihun9 an9efla9t
limo hinter S6lo6 uno RieeeI eebradt.
Salamanca, gfid., %. 9(pri[

&alama3oo, Wfib, %. 9(priG.
Charles &l9aroion, Der y9tieie bon Glfz
BART; Der Wtann maB ndmlicb in Striilu7
pfen leine lecb4 SUB uno iteben 3ou, lit
9eltern bier perbaftet tporoclt. Seine Q(nz
rpelenbctt tptro IN cinem balben 0ubenb
Orti9aften in Mibigan unO SSnbiana, mo-
ct 6dllcbun9en be8angen babcn ioQ;; Orin=
9cno getpiinibt.
, 1893-04-22
q Refine Qepfel fir Konias uno
lfliiouri.
limo oaran 1T Ger Iebte SIi53aro fdulo.
g t.. SoIepb. 500. %. Mnri1

Die QpfeLcrnte i'm norotpeitltchcn
Wtillourt uro I'M nOrOoitIicbcn &anIas lit
olrcb Den IeBten 8lissaro TAFT 9Gn5licb serz
tort moroen. WGbreno Der SturmltQcht
btlOete ltc9 IN Der ~biefi9cn @egenb 6albs0Qi7
ges Sis, unb ba Die 9lepfel unb 8firih:
balln1e lcbon IN 8llttDe i~tanoen, e~rlitten bic
leIben OaDurb aroBen Sdaoen.
, 1893-04-22
Oampfer.1
Jn Ger Uadt eemeIoete Dampfer.

sc ep 9 Orf: pSrobe" bon 8remen !;
pGouia" BON 2iperpool; 0MIcbi9an" BON
Gononn.
6amburg: yGbaetia" bon 9tetp Oorf.
Eotteroam: vGbica8o" bon 8altiz
more.
Peute oemeloet:
QeenStoDn: llm6ria BON Nctp
Dorf.
Satnct: 8ooic bon gtcip Yorf Deute
friib UNI 6al6 Oret.
, 1893-04-22
Sur Gbolera=Q bmebr.
Rui1tibe Quswanoerer meroen ntht mebr in
Ole Staot 6ambur9 3ueeIafen.
s NJ %. 0lpriI

QIS S6ubmaBregeI ge9en Oie neuIicbe
Gtni3leppung Der Gbolera bat bic Ste
~gierung bei6loiien, in 3utunft feline ruff
idben @tntpanoerer mebr in Die Stabt 3usu>
loien. IS miro babel BURGLARS feil Inter
i6ieo gemac6t tperben Sptiben &uiien,
ipelcbe itdb bier nieoerlaiien m0dten unb
iolcbcn, Bic uab 9lmerita ~aus3urpanoern
beabli0tigen.
, 1893-04-22

&letne Nltseigen in Ser @ben6altsgabe
Set SQinotS Staats5eitun9 foiten, penn
nicbt mebr tpie 8ebn 8orte, 10 Gents, ieOes
&pettcre Nort l Sent.
, 1893-04-22
bans Ridter miro niat Otrigent

oes 9ofOner sYmpboniesO rdefers.
@ten, %. Q(prtl.
Sans 8i9ter bat telearapbii6 mach
8oiton 9emeloet, boB er iicb entibloiicn
babe, bier gu b%lei6en, unb oeSbaIb nicbt. inn
Stdnoe lei, Die 2lniteQung ais 0irieent 6es
8oltoner S9mpbontesO rbeiters unb 9tac6z
soI0er bon Artbur Jttftl3 anaunebmen.
, 1893-04-22
Booth auf Der 8eferune.
90 a. m - 90 OCa..,I

@btpin 8ootb %befin6et iic6 enti9teoen auf
Ser 8eierun9. Gr i6lief D%ergan9ene gtacbt
bon 9 ubr an taft ununterbro9en bis y
ubr bes Wtorgens, une titblte it6 beim
@rmacben neu gcitGrft. Setn Qlr3t gi6t
5pffnun9 anf feline OoaitanOige @enciun9.
Ods metter.
, 1893-04-22

= Nle 6ofitnn9 ouf bic &etturg Ser iii
Der Silber 8omz@rnbe in Wtontana ein9e=
, 1893-04-22
16irit ferdinand pom Bul9arien nit
feiner 6atttn
Don Spe55ia nad Darna abeeoampft.
s. Gprence, %. Qlpri[.

Ser Shirt Terbtnan0 bon 8ul9arien 1T
nit leiner iungen Srau W1arie 2outie bon
Yarma NIT benz 0ampfer rNmpbitrtte"
BON Spe53ia na6 0em bulgarii3sn Seebaz
fen 8ar11a a%b9egangen.
, 1893-04-22

0as' Mbenbblatt Ser Suinois Staatsz
3eitung lit in allen STEMS epots gu baben.
IS retS | Sent.
, 1893-04-22
Rtd)ter ai&s' GntfdJeioun9.
Der Sail Sermon fol- Dor oem Ober=
bunoes9eribt sum vGef"sSau
9emd6t weroen.
Gin epentueler 2lppea an oen SIS. Gonere6 in
ausiidt eenommen.
Ma1btnotpn. 90. 0(prtl

Ser &ecbtsftreit btnfibtLtcb Der 9tecbte
uno Rhicbten Ser Qrbeit, peldber in Ser
betannten @nticbetoung oeS &icbters 9tidS
gu SoleDo in ben aus benz 2ocomottpfM9rer>
Stretf an Der Wicbigan Central, Solebo &
Nnn Nrbor @tienbabn berDorgegan8enen
SGue1 gtpfclte, tptrb oemndbft nach benz
Sberbunbes9eridt berlegt tperbert. Die
NntpGlte Der neutrality-suspicious. itnb at
bielem 8ebufe beretts IN Der 8unoesbaupt>
itabt eingetroffen. SIS itnb 6. N. 6arper
BON Serre 6aute, Snb., unb ~@rzGon9reBz
abgeorbncter Sranf 6ur6 bon SolebD, 8.
@riterer fungirt i6on felt elmer &etbe bon
Sabrcn ais 9te6tsbetltanb ser 8riberi6aft
Der 2ocomottpfubrer, tpG6renb 6urb ais
elmer Der bebeutenbiten Gecbtsfenner un6
ge1dt6teiten 2lopotaten bes 9anbeS gilt.
Sic tperben 5unG6it Die 6aftentla1iung oeS
BON Eicbter GtGs tpegen angcblt6er WttBz
a6tung 0es @ert6tS gu neutrality-suspicious.
SreibeitSitrafe Derurt6etlten 2ocpmotib7
fibrers 2ennon auf benz @e9e 6es habeas
corpus Sertabrens 5u erretcbeu iucben.
Ser SAT- 2ennOn's iou i%lberbaupt 3um io7
.genannten Set Sal 9ema3t peroen.
8aas Bic lmitoBnnq bes 1rt6etles Ser
eriten Snitan8 nibt g~elingen %ioIte, 10 tper7
ben Die 6erren 6uro unO t6arper i'm sea-
men t6rer Quftra9geber ben Sail Dor BEN
Sd. GongreB b~ringen, UNI Den1clben 5u elmer
entlpre3en0en NbGnberung beS @eieBeS,
urter peldem &i9ter &tds' %@ntlcbeioung,
Die fir ollie NrbetterzO 8 gantiationen elm
13tperer S6lag lit, erfol9te, 5t Dcranla1ien.
Nntrd9e, pelcbe Bic Sretlaiiun9 bon
@efangenen betreffen, bpr allen onberen
Tduen ben 8orrang baben, 10 6irfte 6aS
habeas corpus gerfa6ren in Dem porz
ltegenoen Safe pabri6etnli6 Icbon AM
nd61ten Wtontag Dor Dem Sberbun6es>
9ericbt in Sang fommen Sic @nti6et0ung
miro aber faum Dor @nbe Ser nGcblten
Boben 81 ertparten letn. SIS miro Ser
1elben in ben Nrbetterz unb iuriitiiben
&retien beS gan5en 2an6eS nit benz gez
.ipannteiten Snterelie entgegengeie6en.
Die 6erren Suro unD 6arper redbnen
angebltcb 'auf cine llmitoBun9 beS
ltrtbeils Der eriten Snitans in benz Sale
2ennon's, obtpobl ite nit ben befan1teiten
EecbtSfennern unieres 0anbeS oartn iiber>
e%tnitimmen, baB &ibter &tds iicb itrtft an
ben 8u6itaben bes @elebes sebaLten bat.
9tpier Qlniicbt CAB befallntltb audi Senaz
tor Guaom gelegentli6 Der neulicben 8e7
iprecbung Der @nti6etOung auf Dem Stur
oeS SenateS Qlusbrltd. SIS NITRO alip
i6lteBlib nur cine Q6dn6erung bes elm
lblGgt9en @elebeS Qbbilfe b%ringen. Die
Gecbtsbeiitdnbe Der neutrality-suspicious.
itn0, wte bereits b~euertt, iicb belien ebenz
falls tpobl bewuBt, tnbem file a6er Ben SAT-
benno6 Dor bas 8unbesgeri9t b~rtngen,
tperoen tie babel BON bem @ebonfen gelciz
tet, baB Set rationale Character ser gu
ertpartenOen @nti6eibung ben So. GongreB
gu raicbercr NufnaDme unb @rLcot9ung beS
@egenitanbes beitimmcu 1perDe.
, 1893-04-22

- Mabor 6arriion befan6 ficb seitern
i'm Nt6enoeum>@ ebGube, tpG6renb 6as @rz
siebungS>Gomite bes 8omans' Stub in
Sibung ipar. ST lpuroe ~peranIaBt, cine
0feoe 3u 6aIten unb erfldrte BEN 9amen,
oaB ct spar Elm @e9ner beS Sontnetens in
0en Offcntlichen Sbulen lei, baB er aber
i'm 9"Qgemeinen fetn @e9ner 6er nit 6em
ytamen vSaos" be5ei6neten SpeciaIfader
let.
= Serr &ubns bat Serrn Sone8, ieinen
gfacbfolger i'm Nmt fir OffentLicbe @rbeiten
bena6ricbte9t, Dab ct iicb heute 9lbenb pom
Oienit suriifSieben tperbe. 9a 6err So@
mes nod feline 8iirgi4aft 9~citeIt bat unb
crit nac6 9lnnabme bcrielben Ourcb ben
Sta6tratb fem Qlmt dntreten fam, muB Die
Staot iicb ipIange obne eiuen GommiiiGr
fir 0ffentltcbe Qrbeiten bebeIfen.
, 1893-04-22

Goo zines r6mtfhen Raroinals.
st o M, %. 2lpril.
Ser &oroinol Qutgi @ioroani, Gr56ii9of
in SSerrara, lit gcitorben.
, 1893-04-22

Die aus Sing Sing entfpruneenen
Uloroer
, 1893-04-22

Nbonnirt auf bas NbenObIatt ber Sutnois
Stats 3eiiung. 9retsl Sent per 9tlImmer,
6 Gents per Node.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
H1NDoo STORY OF THE FLOOD.
One That Agrees in the Main With
the Biblical Account.


the Biblical Account.
1t may be said, without fear of
contradiction, that at least two
thirds of the nations and races of
the globe have some tradition Tin
many cases very faint) of what we
call the Deluge or Flood of Noah.
In India, says the st. Louis Repub-
lie, these myths or semi-sacred
legends appear in many forms-one,
at least. that contained in the Hin
doc Mahabharata, agreeing with our
biblical account in all of its main
features. Brahma did not "speak
with a voice of thunder from a
cloud" but appeared to Manu-, the
Hindoo's Noah, in the form of a
fish. This on the River Wirini.
From thence he was transferred to
the Ganges, having grown too large
for the Wirini, and after an aston
ishing increase of bulk from dis
porting in the sacred river he
was transferred to the Indian
ocean. But even here Manu- (Noah)
was within speaking distance,
and it was from that oceans depths
that Brahma gave orders for the
building of a great life-saving vessel
(ark). Manu- did as Brahma direct
ed, and on the approach of the great
flood they took good care to stow
away seeds of all kinds as we'll as
the living creatures of the earth.
Last of all he provided quarters for
the seven Rishic or holy beings
which were to outride the storm.
Then the flood came, much in the
same way that that of Noah did, but
the account does not say in as many
words that "the fountains of the
great deep were broken up and the
windows of heaven were opened"
When the flood was swell on" and
"the whole surface of the earth was
covered in water to depth of $50
cubits," Brahma appeared to Manu-
in the form of great fish swimming
alongside the vessel. This Brahma
fish was an enormous creature with
a gigantic horn, and to this horn
Manu- lashed his vessel with stout
rope of virgins hair. Then began
series of wanderings that threw
CIy SoSS duNt pllo l. y lilS DuoSIiiIth .
feats in the shade. For years the
great vessel plunged hither and
thither, now on this side of the
globe and then on that, but always
at the mercy of the goldfish, the
horn and the hair rope. After an
age of aimless plunging over the
great sphere of water the outlook at
last catches a glimpse of land, or,
more properly, rock, for it was the
very apex of Mount Himarat (prob-
ably meaning the highest peak of
the Himalayas), and to that point
the fish pilot steered the great craft.
God now appears on the scene and
gives orders for the hair rope to be
removed from the Brahma fish's
horn and its translerence to solid
column Of stone of the mountain
peak God also commanded that
the mountain would ever after be
known as Mount Naubandhana,
which means mountain of ship
binding" After the subsistence of
the waters the powers of God, Brah-
ma and Manu- (Noah) seem to have
been strangely interviewer; for we
are told after the flood, by favor OF
Brahma, Manu- created a new race
of people, which from that time for
ward were known as Manudsha or
people born of Manu-"
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
A BOYS ESSAY ON POVERTY.
He Makes a Strong and Vigorous
Analysis of it.

Poverty is what makes folks have
little boils. I've had 'em. Some
folks is poor in spirit and some in
pocket-'cept them what don't have
none. Poverty stricken means folks
what goes on strike against power
ty. My pa said poverty struck him
when he was little, and l guess it's
been lickin' him ever since. People
what is physically poor is the kind
what gets boils. Some people is
poor in mind-that's them what
don't know much and can't do their
'rithmetic examples. Poverty is what
makes peoples get divorced. Some
times and sometimes it makes one
git married. And people what has
poverty most always has lots of kids,
and sometimes when they has lots of
poverty the kids don't have enough
to eat. My pa amt got as much
poverty as that, and I'm glad, cause
do love to eat. Ma says l eat so
much it makes me poor to carry it,
and telled her that must be new
kind of poverty. My pa says my
sisters young man is SO poor he
couldn't pay her car-fare, and
'spects that's the reason he's got so
many little boils on his face.
guess he's poorer in the spring cause
they's awful thin. Pa sys he's too
poor to have pew in church, but
he goes to the base ball game every
day. | guess he's poor in spirit, but
he likes good spirits he says. An
mas all the time telling folks how
poor we are, but | know we've got {
mortgage on our house and pa got
note the other day a saying he wal
protested. And know heaps o
other kids what's got Poverty, wha
amt got them things. An my pom,
had little Jumps all over him las
week, and was SO fraid he was get
tin poor and gone to have boils
They says when you has poverty you
shoes pinches and mine hurts IN
awful. Some folks what amt go
Poverty says they is, and | 'spect
folks ought to be, glad to have it
they don't have the kind what give
'em boils. That's the kind wha
we've got now and Pa and Ma say
it's awful, and / wish we had some
thin else.-ED.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
FA I r
NO ADMISSION FEE WILL Be CHARGED.
LU a u
Two Blue Flag Tables--Tickets 25 Cents.
One Pink Flag Table-Tickets so Cents.

The Band of st. Louis College will play
during the whole day several of their beau
tiful pieces to make of the occasion not
only a lucrative day, but also very enjoy
able one for everyone.
EW- Trains will run at Excursion Rates
from Honolulu and Moanalua to the Fair
Grounds every half hour from A. NJ. to 1
p. NJ; every hour from to p. NJ; every
half hour again from to 7P. NJ.
E- Tickets for the Luau may be had
any time after Tuesday, March 14th.
"- Tickets for Trains Ground trip,
only % cents, will be delivered at the Depot
on the two preceding days, April 18th and
18th.
n. B. The 25c. Ticket gives right either
to the 25c. Luau Table, or to the Lunch
Table, or to the Ice Cream Table.
HAWAIIAN TABLE:-Mrs. w. L. Will
cox and Assistants.
FANCY TABLE:-Mrs. Waller Mrs. T.
A. Lloyd, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. J. f. Morgan
and Mrs. J. Lucas
LUAU:-Mrs. Meek, Miss Wright and
Assistants.
ICE CREAM and COFFEE Mrs. J..
w. Mcdonald, Mrs. Arthur Mcdowell and
the Misses McLain.
CANDY and LEMONADE TABLE,
Miss M. Tuck and the Misses Perry.
GRAB BONES Miss May Lloyd.
LEIS TABLE:-Mrs. J. Ailau and AS
siStants.
SCALES:-Miss Edna Lloyd.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
More Work To Do.

Now that the courts have declared
boycotting unlawful it is hoped that
they will turn their attention to the
system of laws under which combi-
nations of capital to control the
prices of products and the rates of
wages are maintained. Labor strikes
are declared to be an unlawful re-
straint upon trade. But what shall
be said of a combination of employ
ers to limit production to the end
that prices shall be advanced and
labor's share at the same time re-
duced? Is it more difficult to find
law to control trusts that serve to
restrain trade than to find law that
prevents labor organizations from
adopting measures which may result
in restraint of trade, or has one
kind of law been more industriously
searched for than the others. F..
call.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14

The many cases of rheumatism
cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
during the past few months have
given the people great confidence
in it's curative properties, and have
shown that there is one preparation
that can be depended upon for that
painful and aggravating disease.
Honaker Bros, Lorain, Ohio, say:
"Mr. Moses Price, of this place, was
troubled with rheumatism for long
time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm has
cured him. He says that the Balm
has no equal" For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
Making a Name for Himself.

The man had been away from his
native town for five years, and when
he came to visit the old place again
he was quite anxious to hear about
the people he had known. After
many questions he came to the sub
ject of those who had gone away
about the time he did.
"Where's Henry Bilkcr?" he ask
ed. Henry left three months be-
fore I did. I didn't take much stock
in him, but when he went West he
said he would make name for him
self, and 1 hope he did"
"That's just what he did," replied
his companion.
"Well, we'll, l never would have
thought it. How did he do it?'
"Signed it to check. I don't
know whose name Henry took, but
it was good for $500 and Henry is
now on his third year in the peni-
tentiary." ."-DetroH Free Press.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
The Shirt Maker,e Revenge.

Hold your orders for Johnson is coming
The shirt maker is on the way
Look out for his whiskers for they are leak
ing
Till you hear what he has to say.
Respect TO johnson the buffer Justly paid
And noble shirt maker honored his joblots
shade
But whence this being2 that a name so
mean
Should join with Johnson the shirt man,
on tomb be seen.
This Johnson would better far proclaim,
To future ages humble his job lots name,
johnson and shirt maker had been well
pair'd
The city collector and the city bard.
Now import all your so called shirt makers
To take my honest living away if you can
came to these Islands to work like man
Here will stay in spite of your teeth
For all kinds of shirt will l make to look
neat.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14

My wife was confined to her bed
for over two months with very Sc
we're attack of rheumatism. We
could get nothing that would afford
her any relief, and as a last resort
gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm a
trial. To our great surprise she be-
gan to improve after the first appli-
cation, and by using il regularly she
was soon able to get up and attend
TO house work. Il. III. Johnson, of
9, j. Knutson ~ Co, Kensington,
MINI. 80 cent bottles for sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith y Co.,
agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-04-14
LAST BUT NOT LEAST"

I do all the shirt cutting that is
done at my place of business and in
case the shirts don't give entire salts
faction 1 will alter them, make new
shirts or refund the money. All
shirts that l make will be kept in
repair for 2 years free of charge.
A. l.. JOHNSON,
The American Shirt Maker.