davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-03
GnttD. 9Glt9elS's SorS6ld9e+

Nls alters rafttfant un69ti6ter bat @oub.
9lLtgel6 gang Defenders @5ele9enbett gez
ba6t, Bic 0tGngel unIereS @ertbtstpeiens
fen11en GIT ~lernen, uno ba6en beSbal6 feline
8ori6ldge sur Nbiteuung 6erieIben ein gang
beionbereS @eDi3t. @r bat 6teictben 6ieier
Gage in einem S6retben an bic @eieb>
gebung Dar9elegt un0 3tpar nit Ser benz
@ouDerteur, 9anf ieiner 6euti6en Nb>
1tan1rtung, etgenen &ir3e un6 &lar6ett.
Die lleberbitr6ung unierer @ertbtS60fe,
b~e3iebun9Speiie bic ~2angiamfeit unieres
0tecbtSOerfabrens, bot banac6 tbren @runb
nibt folpobL in bem Mangel an Gicbtern,
alS in Ser @ielf0pfigfeit bteier fib an
3uitan6i8feit glet9en @eri9tSb0fe. 0ie
bat 5ur SoLge, boB Elm Qbbofat Ste gauge
3eit 3tpii9en elmer 9an3en M}en9e @ericbte
baLanctrt un6, So er bod ni6t augegenz
tpGrtt9 tit, bGuftg in bic Sage fomn1t, etnen
Bro3eB tpegen etneS an6eren auflbteben gu
niii1en. 9e56al6 6a6en 6ie Q(oDotaten 6te
Nnnabme elmer 9te9eI 6%urcbgeieBt, monaco,
tpenn elmer bon ib11e1t in etnem 9toseB in
etncm an6eren @ericbtsbof beidGftigt 1T,
bic Gerba1blltn9 6es porlie9en6en 8ro3eiies
10 LANCE altf9eiboben iper6en muB, bis er
bamtt ferttg lit. Sn5niiben baben Sic
garteiert in benz 8rO3eB ii3 3ur 8erban6z
lung oeilelben ferttg gentabt, ite 6aben ibre
a3eu9en 3ur StcQe unb Der Qt6pofat ser
@egenpartet lit berett, 5ur Ger6on6lung 3u
16retten. Notb8eoru19en miiien ite mat
ten, un0 bis ser a1bere Qopofat ferttg lit,
unO II NIT ietnen 3eu9en 3ur Steue lit,
ftnoet ct, baB letn &oQege auf Set anberen
Sette in etnem an6eren @ert6tS6oie Qlbz
9altung bat, un0 eS mrB ieBt a6ermals 6ie
Bodybuilding Ser Sa6e oeribo6en tper6en.
90 8ebt IS fort, bis Wtonote u116 Sabre
boritber nergangen iin6, 3eugen itn6 tn
3pti3en ntcbt ielten 9eftorben ODER aus 6er
StaDt ber5ogen; bie Soften 1aben ficb aufz
getbitrmt un6 ni6t ielten bat Sic oerflagte
Partet itb bieie ELECTROMAGNETIC su
Gube 9emabt. nm ber tlGgeriicben Seite,
bic bieQcicbt nibt Die Mtttel bat, iidb ia6rez
lang in ben @eribten berum3u3ie6en, 6ie
@erfDIgun8 ibrer Sac6e GIT berlet6en.
IS gGbe nun 3tpei Wtittel, bteiem ltebelz
itanoe ab3ubeIfen, nGmlttb bic 8ermebrung
Der Gt9ter, ober Sic Gtni6rGnt1ng iener
9tegel. 9a8 eritere MitteL bat ii6 6ur6
Die @rfabrun8 al5 un3uIdn9lic6 ertpieien,
benn mtt-aller &erme6rrn9 Ser @tc6ter bat
man biSber eine &errtngerung bes lte6elz
itanDes MIGHT er3ieIt, ia lit beriel6e bon
SaDr gu Sa9r 15Itmmer getppr6en. Sine
@tnl9rdrtltn9 Der 8ebatbtcn 9te9eG aber
ipttroe Die 9ticbter INNER nocb 5tpingen, in
ben Tduen, mo-. ii6er bte Qt66altun9 6es
MDDofaten in einem anoeren @ert6tsbofe
tet1t s3mettel obtpolten farm, Ben Q[uf1cbub
5u betptutgen, unO bel tpGre 6omit NIGHT
9etponnet. Damn felt iib elmer Germebz
run9 Der &t5ter3abl Bic Scbpierigfcit emit
9egen, baB fir cine Oie1 9r0Bere 9tnsa6l
9ttcbter, olS mir ite tebt icbon BADEN, feine
0ertcbtSiGle gei6affen perben f0nnen un6
Die @ountpcommthdre aucb nicbt bic @el6z
mtttel 8u beiiBen %be6aupten, INN bic 3abG
Der &ibter bis inS unen6lidbe gu perz
u1e6ren.
Ser @%pnoerneur iaG&st nun 0Or, benz
, 1893-06-03
Qn Ole man6 oe6ridt.

Nnf Die 9roBe Slaubeit bes @elbmarftes
anrifgefabrt miro bic geItern erfolgte
SblteBung Der Q8eit Chicago 8ant, SIZE
Ogden lpe. unO II. StraBe. Die @igenz
Thinner limb Gbeberton, Martin & So.
Die 8erbinblibteiten tperben ouf $50, 900,
Die Geitdnbe auf $90,0 600 angegeben. Die
Sant beiorgte tbre @eibdfte i'm Clearing
bouie ourch Bic l. Nationalbanf un6 be-
ltano iett Dem Sabre 1889. 9te 3obl Der
9cpoIttoren, tpelc6e gr0Btentbetls aus flet7
men @ei36ftsIeuten Der Nadbbari6aft suz
1~ammea9eiebt lit, lit cine be6euten6e.
, 1893-06-03

= 9te N~ot6nenbtgfeit Ser 6oblegung
Ser GiienbabngeIeiie baben geitern tpteOer
5pet Oteniben nit tbrem 2eben unb BRET
an6ere nit BENT GerLuit ibrer 9eraben
@ItebmaBen befunbet, tpenn ite iiberbaupt
NIT Dem 2eben 6aponfommen. SIS itn6
bas bic 8lutseu9en Der @iienbabnreform.
Die G~tienbabnen per6en ieBt (uteaet6D
tpieber %berappen miiiien, aber einc meni6enz
freunbltcbe un6 iiber allen :3peifel u1et9enz
niibtge Staats9eiebgebun9 bat iie ia Dor
Dem S6i6ial betpabrt, iber 5000 Dollars
be5ablen gu mitiien, unb 6a fann bann baS
Wteni6enmorben NIT &c tpobnter 9tegel>
mGBt9fett fort9eiebt tper6en. Nu6 Daben
ia Bic ungladlicben Spfer Sen Groit nit
aus oer 8elt genommen, baB uniere Stabtz
batter nit BEN Observation-Disclosures in
freunbItcber ltnterban6Iung iteben, unb baB
6teie bereitS 70 tuett gefommen itnb, ibre
freunbltcbe Wttpirfung in unabiebbare
9l1sii left gu iteQtn. Who is next?
, 1893-06-03

- Sanfunbfiinf5ig Sabre &e6afteur an
Elm unb 6emlel6en 8Iatte! 9ieIeS pirf>
Itcbe &unititif bat Der nun 8OiG6rige
SoQege G6arles IS, BalpraD bonn Salem
(Wtali.) v9te9iiter" ferti9gebra5t. 9as
8latt, tpeIbes BON 8alpraD's 8ater ge>
9riin6et un6 bis bor So Sobren re6igtrt
morben mar, bat nun aber na9 93idbrtgem
8eitan0e GIT eri3einen aufgeb0rt. Der
Gelpett Dor 6em tpetBt0pftgen 3eitungsz
o%eteranen perbietet cine l1nteriu5ung Der
6ra9e, Ob er bas vRe9iiter" gu @runbe re0tz
9trt bat, obcr es ser 0~eiefauIbett ser ST.
lenler gum Spfer gefaQen lit.
, 1893-06-03
Sim n6chiten mitttpocb beotnnt 6o6te,

- Sim nd9iten Mitttuo3 be9innt 6a6ier
ber rationale GongreB fiir @efangniBs
9teform. Ser beritorbene Gr>8rGiibent
&ut6erfor6 8. 6aDes tpar Ian8e Sabre
bin6ur9 ser 8rditOent bes v8ereins fir
3teform 0eS @~efan9ntBpeie ems" un6 trug
nit Offer nn6 @eibid CUR TOr6erun8 bet
3teIe besiel6en bel. Der iebi9e grditbent
beS @eretnS, Sen, 8rtnferbofi pir6 ouf
benz Gon9refie cine 0obre6e auf BEN Ser
ftorbenen balten unb i'm ais v86ilant6rpp
utb Sreunb" i9ilOern.
, 1893-06-03
: Ser friibere Observation-Disclosures

= Der friibere Observation-Disclosures BET
v@roBen Qrmee ser GepubLit,~ Sen. Sobn
6. 9tea bon &irneapolis, lift nit BEN bom
Mintlter beS Snnern, Sufe Smitb, erlaiz
icnen neuen BenitonsOori6rtften, peIcbe
bic repubIifoniiben 5eibipOrne 10 in Sarz
nticb gebrucbt baben, Durbars einOeritans
ben, uno er ibeut iicb AUDI ni9t i'm MINI
oeiten, bies OffentIi9 aussuipreben. St
la9t, fetn &rie9sueteran, Der pirfli3 cine
Benfion Derbiene, tper6e burb Die neuen
&oribriften g~eicbdbigt, aber bieieIben mir
ben oa3u beitragen, bie 9eniiOnsIiite bon
3a6lrei6en 8etrigern 8u idubern, pomit
ieOer alte SoIbat, Der ettpas auf feline
&rtegSebre baIte, tut einOeritanOen iein
tonne. Qtn9eiibts bes brobenben 9eft3its
i'm &egierun9SbausbaIt lit es in Der Sbat
Bic 6O9ite 3ett, baB Ser 8enitOnsperi6leuz
oerung Elm @nOe gemadt ptrb.
, 1893-06-03
: Gem nereIten .geortbpeftern Qumber:

= Gem n~eueiten rgtortbpeiteru 2umbcrz
man" 1T bic Mttt6etlung entnommeu, baB
int 8aubOIs8ei3aft Ser 11miab ie6r, iebr
tlau ict, fauer ais felt Sabren. SIS lit
Oas freilt3 II cine 8eitdtt8ung beiien,
mas iebermann tpetB, aber es regt bic Srage
an, tparum benn Ote 6oI5bGnbler bic Breiie
ntbt berabieben, Inn Die 8auluit einigerz
maBen an5uipornen. 9te @e6riidtbett bes
@elomarftes lit ntbt aIein 6aran l3ulO,
OaB 10 tpenig gebaut miro, ionOern gum
sroBen She'll au9 Ser umitanb, 6aB bas
Sauen gegentpdrtig 10 tbeuer lit.
, 1893-06-03

Die in Sen Oericbiebcnen Speiiepfrt6z
lcbotten bei6Gfttgten farbi9en Nuftpdrter
limb felt 9eitern Qtbenb am Strett. Sic
trafen am L. Otat nit ibren Q(rbeitgebern
Elm ueberetntommen, iponacb Die 9ebteren
ltcb berett ertIdrten, 81 ben Sag gu besa6z
len, tpenn Die @ei4dfte eS geftatteter. sic
ertlGren iebt, 6aB Sic @eibGfte gu flau ieien,
Inn etnen 10 bObcn Qobn gu be3ablen.
Nbonntrt auf bas Nbenbblatt Ser SQinois
Staatss 3ettung 9reis l Sent.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Light Brahma Caekerel.

for sale. Price, 500 /; 8 70 10
pound birds $3.50; hens. rs to
S1.00. Ny birds are as fine as
can be had any where. Come
and see them. or write for what
you want. j. B. GATHER.
at. Pennington, W. va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Transfers.

Sarah Borgess. to James Hal
peny, 74a Clark.
The Farland Coal 4 Coke Co.
to VIM. j. Primm, 2 lots; Clark.
Clara W. Stuart to Cornelius
Day, la; CLARK.
E. B. Hursey to Mary Hursey,
int in land; Clark.
Patrick Dempsy to Mary Judge,
4 half of lot No. 81 /; Clark.
]. s. Lurty to W.B. Carpenter,
lola; Tenmile.
"A. E. Grim to Jacob Grim,
IS 79-1soa Clay.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Jimtorn..

II /.
Not having seen anything in
your paper from this place for d
long time, we jot downa few Of
the happenings.
Ray Rogers has diphtheria, but
is better at this time.
Our school is progressing finely
under the management of Miss
Ella Holmes, of West Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Griffin, of
Cherry Camp are visiting at this
place.
Rev. Langford, assisted by Rev.
Lightburn, will begin series of
meetings at this place the first
Sunday in December.
Mrs. g. ID. Griffin has gone to
join her husband, who is attend-
ing school at Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. Cecil Cunningham, of
Peoria, was a visitor at this place
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Al J. Rogers, of this place,
will move in few days to the
farm lately purchased by him of
Mr.. e. "A. Pitcher.
ScRIBBLER.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Browns Mills.


A protracted meeting is now
going on at the M. E. church
near here unoerthe management
of Rev. Richmond. We hope
that great good may be accom-
plished forit is needed in this
community.
Emerson Garrett had consid-
cradle corn stolen from the field
q few nights ago no clue to the
thief.
Miss Anna Smith. of Charles.
ton, is visiting friends in this
neighborhood we are sorry to
say since she came here she has
been very sick but is better now.
Mr.. o. Davis came very near
loosing his eye sight, but under
the treatment of DIR. Peck, of
Clarksburg, he is much improv-
ed.
E. R. Watkins has for some
time been receiving letters from
some party ola very threatening
character.
Leonard Martin has moved
into the house vacated by G. W.
Fenton and since moving a visi-
tor came to his house to stay, in
the person of a boy baby.
The dedication of the new M.
E. church near here was largely
attended and of course old
Madam Whiskey" was there too.
Our schools progressing finely
under the skillful management
of John Swiger.
The Baptistpeople of this com.
munity are talking of building a
new church in our town next
summer. We hope they will put
into effect what they advocate.
The church is badly needed.
Samuel Williams is now erect.
ing for himself a coy dwelling
house under the management of
D. w. Kemper, builder.
Yes, we had almost forgot to
yell for Mckinley and protection.
Q, You would feel sorry if you
could only see the sad faces of
some of our Democratic friends
here since the election. Some
who said, last fall, that 1.-THE Re.
publican party was dead and
buried and they had dug there
own grave" / suppose they be-
gin to think the resurrection
morn came sooner than they
were expecting when they heard
from Ohio and New York, They
found that though the Republi.
cans were dead yet they live
again The laborlng man is
just beginning to realize that the
Republican party Is his friend.
Brother laborer beware of the
man or party that comes to
you "a wolf in Sleeps clothing; i.
read and think for yourself and
be not deceived by those who
come to you and tell you that
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

Frank Smith, age "a, to Eda NJ.
Lewis, age 26.
Isaac NJ. Wright, age %, to
Virginia Gum, age q.
Reason Nutter, age 26, to Rosa
Bell Brown, age 10.
Arthur A. Gather, age 80, to
Mary Byrd Lawson, age "a.
Charles w. stire, age 20, to
Willetta Drummond, age is.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

Trains leave Weston for Buckhannon
ut 1:22 p. m. and 7:20 a. m. and re.
turn at sos q. m. and j :26 D. m.
Leave Buckhannon for Pickens at
S:14a. m. and 2;12 p. m.
Trains leave Weston for Sutton al
700 a. m. and / 40 p. m. and arrive from
Sutton 12:20p. m. and O. IS p. m.
Train for Camde Gauley connect
with early Sutton train at Flatwoods at
1856 p. m.
Connection at Clarksburg with B 4
s o. II. X. and Monongahela River r. r..
The Bee Hive is selling stacks
of ladies and Misses coats at
guaranteed prices. Have you
got one yet /? 52.2t.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

protection is not the thing for
you. The experience Of eight
monts Of the present administra
ton has spoken IN thunder tones
to many. With our best wishes
for the TELEGRAM, we close.
WILD Bill.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

The legacy left Chicago by the
Worlds Fair is an army Of crimi-
mails, who, no longer having the
great crowd of visitors to prey
upon, have turned their atten.
ton to the city A carnival Of
crime is the consequences. LISA
deluge that cas- almost over.
whelmed the police force.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
Hood S s s:'i; Cures.
SUGGESTED

ETC Correspondents must write ali
proper names plainly. We can guess al
almost anything except proper name
and have hopes of being correct.
Long letters concerning unimportant
matters will not be published.
Most reporters think they must write
long letter or none. Such make se-
rious mistake.
II you only have one item and that
only makes three lines, send it on and
don't try to add o page to it.
Always sign your real name some
where.
We want your letters not later than
Wednesday.-Ep.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
After The BAH.

Our friends. up street. VINO are
responsible for that modestsheet
called the Clarksburg Ne,os, are
not subjects for congratulation
just now. The recent election
news was indeed a severe blow
to them, and the appointment Of
Mr.. Lee Vance as postmaster,
they found extremely poison.
The senior editor, having disposed
of I'll his salt river passes last
fall when he delivered his eulogy
over the dead ~ party, is dis.
consulate. and our special artist
who tried his skill upon Mr.. Lee
Wolfe, the junior editor, a few
days after the Ohio landslide.
gives US a picture like this:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24

I First girl pointing at the vac
cination scar on the others army
70 my! what's that funny scar
on your arm ?. Second little
girl Don't you know ? Why
that's where ! was -baptis.
ed. Er.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

= -l.... f.slee IN q bekeha. - r'kzsiae
!. a. a. imitise Aasf eni s~2sAA ir'ts
= "a. II six AID ,ffs1 90.
l..,.s.I,.ss.s j psafls All god ttfes.st
~. ..sf,t., 40 sfonnet liter tas
50 a.,st.s.-r xffh ~ sheis Aecrt is~sis'
4 lie sslsairstlssa. ALL Fetnsps 49,.
- tAs other lssises t9sv 49, 49, = s....s
t..<..t.@. otter fASseH caffs fags
kse.sl.. israss k&sl4s. @psi 500 - o'll's
81 gsterissus sFtlrics, CONSUMES -
<lfy ~ this smQoftaht ests.'.sHs
,a.is-s ffo5lz aDd refferti atshts - =.
.lrsis. Aud here the lasiies feis's'.n -
Eiss best Part Il the aas vatti' sstaD-
IL. sinxIn.f ss8 trel-skin,k ~ w. 49,.
ssis a the various etss teas li'sf ~
.A.sas Il repeated sta9ihs.s. fs'sss.
fall.isuEs. Applications - essa's.'',,
laurel t4.sftes "a the bar - fs't.'ixt =
is,.rk asli glossy. snd u hehna - ti's
fiseer nagis 81 STAN thenl = red t''.sA'
An.s,.e Woaieu Il the higher class :.
.sl..ei.lIx i. the capital. desire 70 ssite
ttesr ss.ushlpss g,.sl ssiue.atssin ia','
a. ~as.e unae past hseD m4nlfsrtesi. =
ia lave even gsne - far a. - eass - Z
,h..if I.aresas resident French ~ t.hgiisn
t..seFr,es..es. = rs ID not apPe&f y ~
thrir pupsls ls.loS the average "a ints'i'
.~t,ee az sppllcssti0n. but taeae faNef"i
-. are f.N. FOR even the most yn
lt,.hfeaed Nohamme.ian all b. found y
Il n at,ini5n that a European rsiucash.H
wosi.i make the restraints ~ hsreiia ne
intalesai,ls stk-otne "a hls daughters
ana consequently diminish rather thai
increase their chances 81 fntaTe happs
nees and well being.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

81 .ea .,ae. bat asa lg furerean
tt.lasist..rs fslst.
lf...t.s.t i.f- II q fHf >lsh la,it g. a.
= rt..... exceedingly rionafrpus. hut nsit
q slts t6e Bs. ..nsl suae.fii eX.siencr
ffat a.csf peoflf falcy she . eani up
H. halraa. u 4 tfac aud tae paieF
eat.. sd4s te ksSed In many ~isr
- tl..rfs = a.afc restricted than flst
"a EUROPEAN women. tut 20 her e"h
hene she j. afTpiaif uistrtss - i.'r
time anal her property. ana g. Judge ~
fa.. nunlter q iurs'sh women ore
nests .a IRE streets and on TIE steamers
tisinr between t.niafs and Tho many
.atlsl- 80 iAs Ee-pharlia. they are q.
h4frsI a sre.it Bead = outdoor bhtfls-
san. it.. fA.r.fefi Monthly.
a turkish ssis nset.s hcr day Aith
80. .a.Flralla Eun 80 calfe hti tisa
efts She mas ftna takr Der hath ~
Nd tlas.ss pr elfs The Young i'iiiH-
o..r - fhe hours - atte-t me aiin
f.ar f.saf rle .iee ~ iAs aasls pfa4f =
fn sisss shea t'ssg can tltisl tlnf.
Ihe hlr um tsfa Eafts HRn Ter nus
ls,fl fIr.s ti. t.fsfa aHti enlisfut. iils
~, 20 sllat.ees II 81 = az ti'ii
et.x fsx at tss niafuisI ifffets
rs.thf III effffyaif f,E Nai..f 49,
~ n. eiia ail,ireasts aiiu ~ - na'
, arl sl,sats tith eTat afftrottf.
Th - .tftn all der apf'ur ~ sem
esrt. t4sar aad sitter sfssif = fheir fiitpff
h..s..l l.ss f,s ssns. issso tse'f nssi '''
-. f,r. .hsif hrtasia-t. ehirf -
al, sr.s l.Itd u fh.r lsfsEuisf ~ a.'l
6sefs ctisff IS isaft irest Hiia ~.
4rtI.4 - ffUt fu thr aiintf ga
al. 4-.rl.f.f ~ fr. winter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15

rouPrII I'd To RIDE on THE PlAIFohA
threw open the door. A stomach wan
pushed into the car. The man did not
follow. but in the dim light vast ex-
panse Of pink face could be seen
why don't you go inside2" asked INC
conductor, who was nowhere To be seen
Il arm trying" said the falsctto voice
The stomach turned around. An arm
came through the door. There was a
rrunt as the whole doorway was filled
with stomach again
The horses were struggling and the
car was creaking. The figure on the
platform was like top. IL was
squeezing itself. grunting, painting and
struggling 20 get into the eur out OF the
rain.
Il can't do IL.
Then let me get IN" said the con-
dnctor.
The car was stopped The mountain
got of. the conductor came inside and
The mountain resumed its place on the
platform.
who the deuce are your" asked the
conductor, collecting the mountains
fare
II work in dime museum aud an
the --LATEST man in the world replied
the mountain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-15
LIFE IN THE HAREM
Aou the Turkish Womea LIE
in Luxury
rHEIR HABITS AND aBlurloss
uo~ ines -p-'sss Their Lives in bii-ls-
fabiesi tl.-~fs..inf.

Ths Turkish haB.oza. % issi.f. =
ussa.is a .,ssiet. .lizaiaed s.afs q. s.rt
gsat ia inaoneF an4 r,o4aenf IA ezalseis
safi,n4. Anal ansl e.3nsl.lssrate - taeue
- a. n,esit hsr s@zeeln. bot naughty snd
reserved shen broasht iato oaataet
sith ghtse 4 eh,ise e,,niaet shs db'es
ns,t agpssse. fl@r atfsiniuenss are I'M
lied. certainly. bat the sweetness AMI
tastfy a her language. thu pretty turns
II expression th4t conse naturally 10
her. ani the spsnted fepsFtee she ean
command hxse q charm that stnns's lar
hsr ~aat q knos lrsl.se. Bur esinca
t.onal disabilities and scizl pfe4usiieess
are n.,t str,fg enoagh % sepfess. native
eenn., ADD It intervals during The last
a. re centuries RotDfn haf" ariseti
wl.sss foetseai gifts have been i.k1isi"1
edged. nf.t only - the men ~ letters "
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Anhnr either rrxiusis = styles 4 i
saaa tn.t ~ mas expect that utterly
.lf.il s7nament. the forehead pendant
=. ta~n Is tka time e oUesn Adsiatde
4, ua~ fhen usually a pear shaped
resfl ~ gid pieTf set 0itn pre- s,''is
etst.ee. trf irFssf" HHf - e1 NJ .'.et
hs.I - sis mate, soa eas tnsffior~
ueall q aaotief fhsa 80 firfff Pa
s@fi eff'nes = <itfn fnFff atlas i.1si = !"
s5ss.rsnes somewhere 81 tie euieere s'r
a = - Fastened ~ 4 ste.nE z paris -
.taiF.onsi= fhst enrirriet The heal u
xse t<ean1in0 - silent. sfasnt~spel
stafra eofaen. sri eef ~ IRE sfrIf
ssriekffg ~srt I'D when ]; *fat'bfe'i II
exewY ns,nserf ar1 nicfieu.
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AN ANAcoNoA's polNos.
Tho snake Escapes aud tho sight OF II
Worries Old Toper-.

The snake Escapes aud tho sight OF IL
Worries Old Tnpcr-.
Donald Burns, snake dealer in Roose-
Welt street, New York, lost "a large ANA
conda two weeks ago by the reptile ess-
eapiny from its box and getting away
through a hole in the building. The
same day some longshoremen. coming
ont If a saloon. saw a huge snake slip
ping along in the gutter, and eoncIud-
ing that they were suffering severe
attack Of the jim-jams they hed from
the scene 10 salvation Army post neal
by 10 take the temperance pledge for
year.
Nothing was heard OF the anaconca
until Saturday morning when two In
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s.orcrs found IL In the Roosevelt street
sever. al the foot ~ nlanhose.
Mr. burns was scnt fDr and dug n
cut and brought IL stiS body - the
surface. II was alv,ut twelve feet long.
with a heaa about four Inc he's long. In
II. stomach we've the lrsdis~ - half .
aox~, big sewer rats. which the ana
end. rad Mt hal time ~ digest t>-
fore il a. Frozen T. death The long
.ho~~uen were vinsseat<d. and viii
probably break their pledge - son -
th~y h~ar that the SNAKE they saw ~ss
not an Imaginary srne.
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Tho MsassAsa Of ys~sh Cosia Nss oss
late the street Car.
alley, Stop that car.
A fals~tto voice rang through the
darkness aud caused the conductor OF .
Madison avenue ear in New York 70
pull the beli violently.
wasia. IN Rain and hail mixed
were pouring down. driven by an leo
cream breeze. The car had one pas
s.nrer and was bound down town IL
stopped
creaking groan from the springs OF
the car and u lag toward the rear
caused the single passenger IN look
around. As he did 50 the conductor
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tie hair rsrtei in tn mtlllie have
f.Fassl la head. ana tho barr IS brushed
lacs below fhr Ten plfs II this classic
3as arfanxiax the hair Is becoming
e. ftaf. 10 msau- thst Auu hase The
...s3ls bead. Tie ting snl the way
r brushing he aRr carnnt GIVE Tie
sF.-4f uris~a the hfsl r. shaped Tor y
hair should - waved Tor this srt
- atraav eineuf. and Is rretiifs' when
,sff ansi nuffy 4 Eiresy Cat wave -
-a.fltlle aaiy fer ietp shades II hru~ n
fIafk
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way - taking vanilla favor with tho
cheering cup Ia England some tea
services arr favored when IN process u
making. The potter MIXES the essence
with tho cias and II j. thus baked into
every piece 81 the service. AfierN ard.
whenever the tea things get bot IA they
ar. being us.sl they exhaie faint
aroma ~ vanilla. which seems most
tleiIcata - the taste.