davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-11
Dotelbrano.
moeIi9erpeiie G. 10. Ball pom mattoon III
oen 5Iammen um9efommen.
@ reenup. 81. II. Ofoi.

W Ee II Il W OOA.I Ii. Ulul.
SIN @el6GitStbeile bon @recnup tpiitbete
9eitern cine erberbLtbeSeuersbruni burcb
melcbe buS columbia 6oteL uno 8. 81.
@marts @irtbi6aft ctngeGi9ert murbeu.
9a5 6euer brab I'M 0ritten StoGmerte be5
6otels aus, in cineln BON 5tpet iungen 2eU>
tel beipDbnten 3immer; bteien 9elang eS,
nocb recbt3eittg 5u enttommen, Dbgleicb
elmer berielben, gtamen8 S. 6. @ufftn, i'm
@eitc1t un0 an ben 6Gn0en arg Dcrbrannt
iptrbe. Ser Qllarm fam gerabe nocb recbtz
Settig genltg, nm BEN 8etpo6nern OeS6otelS
3eit our 9~tettung tbreS 2ebenS Gil 9eben.
3mei @clcb6ftSretlcnbe, S. 8rancb uno SO.
0etnemun BON Siberia, O6to, ~befau6en itcb
in etnem 3tr1u1er i'm Orttten StoGiperfe,
un0 fanoen, ais ic gemedt mur0en, ben
Corridor bereitS in beueu Slammen ltebcn.
lin it6 3t retten, maehten lie aus ibrem
8ett8eug einen Stri6, nit benz eS tbncu
9elang, itcb burcb Da5 6eniter in Sicberbeit
Su b~ringen. s. 28. Sal bon Wtattoon,
Der cine Wo6e lang in Dem 6Otel gelDObut
bate, bate 8elGeio Dtuterlanen, bab er
crit nab ELF l1br 5uriiGfommen iper0e; Oh
er 0teS III getDan bat, fOnnte DorlGuft8
l1tcbt ermtttelt tDer0en er lit 0ber Qeltcrn
ntcbt geieben tpor6en, uno cine 9epei6e
bon Mattoon melOet, baB ct aucb sort
nicbt Su finben 1T, 10 baB Sic Wf09ltdfeit
%borbanoen 1T, oaB Ct bel benz 6euer baS
2eben Derloren bat, Der burb Oas 6cuer
peruriabte &erluit betrG9t $4,000, un0
Die 8eritcberu1g lit nur GUBerit 9erIug.
, 1894-05-11
Der ewt9e 6anf in Sem alabamtiden
6ruben9ebtet.
Gin neuer Streiferan8rif auf oen 6efange=
nenspfer9 5u Pratt befirdtet.
8trm ina6am Ql[a., II. Mai:

8trmingbam NJ Qlla., II. 0fat.
Die 8eb0rOen befiircbteu einen neuen
Q(n9riff auf ben r8fercb" (StOfabcn), in
ipelben Die in ben @ruben GIT Pratt 6efin0z
licben StrGflinge unter9ebrabt iinO. GS
merben fiinf &ompa9nicn Ottlt3 CUR Nbtpebr
0e8 StreiferangriffeS bereit gebaltcn.
Sm 8lue Greefz0ebiet tperoen tGgli6
@rubenarbetter z6amilien ipe9en 0}ichtbca
5ablun9 Der 6ausmietbe 6uf Die StraBe
geiebt. 0ie @rubenbeiiber berirdben ibr
8eites, auc Strcifer gu pertreiben, aber
bte 2eute itnb DurcbalS nic5t geiOnnen, oas
Sel6 81 rGumen.
, 1894-05-11
Gin 2rI0roer entmildt.
Der Sheriff Ger NadIddi9feit be3idti9t.
SORT 9 Dodge, Sa., II. Wat.

So6n 8aUow, Ser W}0rber bon Soc
GtffonD, lit berte gtacbt aus ieiner 3ele in
Der b~ieit9en Sail entfOmmcn. Gr burbz
ld9te unbemerft baS e%tierne Senitergttter
nnO i6liipfte Ourcb Die 9enta6te Oefnung.
ST befinOet iib nOb immer auf freiem
6uBe. Die 8iir9eri6aft 1T i'm b0biteu
@raOe emp0rt iber bic NabGdliigfeit 6eS
SberiffS, pGbrenb be{ien NmtStermtn l6on
mebrere iblpere 8erbrecber aus Ser Sail
enttDildbt iin6 unb ntcbt mieber Oin9feit ge@
macbt 9enac6t tperben fonnten. @S lit etue
8etttion an ben @ouoerneur I'M l1mloufe,
pelbe bic 2tbleBung bes S9ertffs forbert.
, 1894-05-11
bun9ernoe Qrbeiter.
Der S~iirgermeifer peripribt ihnen, oa6 fe
feline 10th Ieioeu iolen.
Grams Raptb, Mib., II. Wlai.

@eitcrn OeriammeIten iib finfbunbert
poIni1dbe QIrbeiter Dor Dem 9tatbbaule unD
perlangten Dom 8~iirgermeiitcr 8eidGfti7
9ung oieIe ser 9eute nagen tbatidc5Iib am
6un9ertudbe. Ser 8irgermetiter 6ti0er
iprab iib lobenb ii6er ibr orOcntlicbeS 8ez
tro9en aus, un6 peripracb iDnen mach elmer
I'M freunOlicben GOIe gebaltenen 3teOe, baz
fiir 5u iOr9en, baB ie feline gtOtb leiben
ioaten, morauf iicb Die Menge III 9tube
uno Srieoen nac6 6auie begab.
, 1894-05-11
Grmoroet feinen Shma9er.
IN 6oI9e zines Strettes brinet er ibm t0ot=
IIde munoen bel.
Bridgeport, ST., II. Mfai

@eitern 9(beno 9ertetb SRA Smitb nit
ietnem, ic3s WetIcn iiibmeitlicb BON bier
lpobnenoen S6mager Samuel 8elt in
Streit, neil bieier leins 6rau, nit pelber
CT erlt Elm paar Q8ocben BET 6eiratbet ipar,
perlaiien bate. Son @orten fam eS sur
S6lG8eret, tpObei 8elt icinem S6wager
Smitb nit etnem 0teiier @unben am
6alie, am Qlrme unO am llnterleibe g8unz
ben beibra6te, an benen Smitb 9egen
Worgen itorb. 8elt purbe perDaftet, uno
ietn YrO5e6 mirO I'M 2lu8uittermtn be5
&reiSgericbtS sur G~erDanDIung tOmmen.
, 1894-05-11
Die unruhen in Qeru.
6ablreibe .Derhaftun9sn AT Ser Cages
oronung.
Sem Nnrf. IL. Mfoi.

gLCW ! ! H. 1tuI'
Dem v6eral6" tpir6 BON Gina in geru
Sol9en0es t%etegrap9irt: Die &e9ternng bat
bei6lofien, boB elm ie6er 8eruaner, tpelcber
9egen Bic &egierung cine &eri6tp6run9 art7
5ettelt o0er cine iol6e, tpGbrenO er ith i'm
Nllslan6e befinbct, unterltiiBt, nacb ieiner
&iftebr nac6 8eru beitraft perben iou,
unb baB m%ittlerpeile ietne NluSlieferun9
perIangt tper0en iOG.
Ser GransportOampfer OSQnta &ola"
brabte beute Elm Battalion Gruppen bon
GaiapGca nab 9lrequipa.
@5 merbcn INNER nocb 5ablretCbe politi7
i6e Gerbaftungen Dor8enommen, un0 ielbit
iccbS3ebnidbri9e &naben Der6en perbaftet,
I'M Die Sblupfipinfel ibrer Batter 81 perz
rat6en, bic iiD BET 8eri6tp0rung DerbG3z
tig g emabt Raben.
, 1894-05-11
GoreYaner auf DEM 21larihe naA
Ser Staatsbauptitaot Don Kanias.
meroen nit ofenen 2lrmen aufeenommen
ueroeu.
8 npefa. Sos. II. Ofa.

Die ouf SEM Otari9e bierbcr befinclicben
GogeDaner ba6en bon @ouuerueur 2eipel7
ling Die @rIaubntB erbalten, i'm &apitol7
parf camptren 5u biirfen. Ser 0ouperz
neur, Stats iefretdr Osborne, Staotsz
icbul6treftor @aincS unb Trau Oig8S baben
auf beute @6en6 cine Geriammlung na6
benz Gourt6aus etnbcruteu, III tpelcber
barber 5erotben ucrben iou, waS fir Die
Gorepaner mdbrenb iDreS 6ierieins set6au
1peroen t0nne.
, 1894-05-11
1tndtt- U~RIRnrn41tnte.
Qon6o 10. STA

G0n001, 10. ltat.
0te y9ot" erfGbrt aus 8erltn: . Oie
8oiitide 3eit ia9t in ibrem Qtrtifel iiber
GtaatSiefretGr @rel6am5 Scbreibeu all Sen
Gon9reB iiber Die Somoafrage, oaB 0aiielbe
uuf bic g80bri9einli6feit elmer SlpiefaCben
GontrOue liber Samoa 0eute, Die in 6olge
flntttger ltnterban0lungcn al Stanoe
tommen b%iirfte. Sin loIbeS @rgebniB
tulrbe beoauerltcb fem. Na5 @rei9am
ilber Nmertfa 9eia9t babe, poiie ebenio gut
O. aucb auf 9euticblano, tpelcbeS it Samoa
tpeOer @bre nOcb 8ortbei[ gu c%rlan9en Der@
m0ge.
&erItn, 10. W2at.
Sn elmer be1te obgebaltenen Sibung 6es
S0lDntalDereinS DerlaS 6r. Sriippel cine
Nbban6lung iiber Die Sage in Samoa.
SO6ann purben 8ei6liiie angenommen,
in 0enen bet Geidb5fan5Ler Gapripi eriucbt
tDurDe, ben &atier 5u DeranIaiicn, ietnelt
@tnfuB fir Die @rri6tung elmer beuticbcn
S9uBberri6aft in Samoa geltenb 5u
+ maden, 6a Die 6ltr6 Ben 8erltner 8ertrag
geidaffenen 3uitdn6e unm6gIi3 fort
oauern f0nnten.
QDn6o H., 10. O}at.
Ser 9atlD Stems ipir0 aus Berlin qez
melbet: Die ieBt in braiiljanticben @etpGiz
fern beftnblicben beuticDen &riegSidiffe
baben 8efebl er6alter, mach Samoa Qb3uz
9eben. @tnige 8erliner 3eitun9en 6eute1
an, oaB Sic flint Sbtfte un6 Die 700
0fann, Die auf oieie 98ctle oortbin 9elon6t
tpitr0en, btnreic6eno fem miir0en, nm bic
@in6eborenen 81 entpaffnen, uno ite brinz
gen auf bic Qtbienoung lpciterer S9iffe
nit &rltppen. Sn %einigen polttiic5eu
&retien gtdubt man. oaB bic Ser. Staaten
ibre Nnlpriicbe an Samoa aufgeben uno
tbren GDniuL abberufen 1per0en, uno eS
GngIano uno 9euticbGan6 ii~berlaiien per7
ben, itGb betreffS Der 8ertpaItun9 Der Sniel
Gusetlt 01Oer3uleBen.
Qon6or, 10. W}at..
Die 9tmeS meloet 6as 2lbleben 6eS
8rafen 8tsmard >8o0len in Ga%rlS6urg.
9erielbe mar Elm 2l0iutant 6e5 &ailerS
Btlbelm I. unb i'm Sabre 1871 S~tottbalter
bon @liaBz2 otbrin0en.
91nn0Oer, 10. Wtat.
NIs g}acbipiel Su 0em beriihtiqten
6annOperzS @ ielerpro3eiie iin0 6eute stuei
Mu3erer, WtlDenDD un6 Moitert III 3
b3tp. 2 Sabre 0efGngniB unD auBer0cm
sum Serlult Der bc3li9lidben 9tecbte auf flint
Sabre oerurt6etLt mor0eu. 9ie 8erurtbeilz
ten batten Deri6iebenen Sffi3ieren @el6 al
.Anerbort boben 53inien 9elicben.
Npta %. Npril.
Set benz lebten 8ertcbt baben feline
&Gmpfe 3tptiben ben Ginge6orenen ftottgez
funben. Q(m Qtbenb 6eS portgen Sonn1QqS
erre9te bic gtabri4t, boB Die 9tebeuenpartet
fi6 IN benz 3tDei Wtetlcn bon Qtpta gelegenen
9idtcbt befinoc un6 I'M 8egrtffe itebe, einen
2ln9rtff auf bie StaOt SIT macben, ni6t 9ez
rtnge 8eitiir3un8. Die @inge6orenen
trofen iOfort @orbereitungcu gum g8ibcrs
ftonoe, mGbrenb bic 6rem6en Q(nitalten
', trafen, itb auf bic i'm 6afen liegenOen
'S6iffe ST. bcge6en. Sotpobl bic 6ritilcben
ais AUDI Die oelttiben &rte9sicbtffe macbten
fiCb tampfbereit un6 D~tetten beipoffnete
M%annid1often sum 2on6en in 8ereitltbQft.
SIS iteute it3 oann 6erauS, 0aB Die llufz
regung 6urcb Sic 2lnait zines ODER 3iueier
Qeute 6erbei8efitbrt tpOroen mar, iuelche
cine fletnc 2lbtbeilung 8epoffneter in benz
Oidicbt bemerft uno 6ieie Oan0pou I'll
elmer gansen 2(rnee auf9ebaui9t batten.
Da8 6euti9e &rtegsi9iff Safe trof am Is.
, 1894-05-11
Gn9Iano brtdt nit elmer lon9jdbri
gen TRADITION.
Der 2tuordiit CHARLES meunier miro an Ole
fran50iiben Sehoroen aus9eIiefert.
Qpn6on, IL. W}oi.

Sir So6n Bridge, ser porliBenOe ficbter
i'm GcntrolzPoli5eigeri6 an 8otp Str,
entibteo beute, baB Der felt eini9cn Moden
babier IN 0aft befin6libe NnorGbtlt @6arles
W}eunter, gegen tpelcben bic franS0lii6e
YOIi5ei angeblih unpi6erleglicbe 8epeiie
in 9Gnoen bat, baB ct elmer Der llr6eber
Ser 9Dnamiterploiion i'm SAFE NerD iei,
an Sic frans0iii6en 8eb0r6en ou8suIiefern
iet. ST. CAB ibnt i%noeiien cine 17ta8ige 6riit
sur G%inlegun8 0es &efurieS ge9en Die @utz
1bet0unq.
, 1894-05-11
8ahnhof ab9ebrannt.
W~ahrfaeinli9 mebrere perionen oabei ums
9efonmer.
@nIumbnS o. IL Mni.

Sci 6em 6euer, pelcbe8 geItern gfacbt
SEN 8abn6of ber @@tienbabn
3erit0rte, bat, ME man ieBt metB, Elm
Wtann baS 2eben Derloren, o6er e8 tptrb
befiircbtet DaB no6 3tpei anbere 9erionen
umgetommcn iin6. GDmaro &abG, Elm
rG6edflert", unD 5boma5 g8ilion, ebenz
iaus Elm 8abn6eamter, werben pernliBt.
6eute Worgen tpurbe bic perfo6tte 9eidbe
zines ManneS aus Ben 3riimmern berau5s
9ei9afft, Die ieOOb ni3t n1ebr tOentifi3irt
Der0en fonute.
, 1894-05-11
Retn 6rubenarbeiter Streif in
Staunton, 81. 4
Staunton, ST., 10. Mfat.
Gin perniinfti9er SeidIu6.

VT u u I u OH*f IU' WtWFF
Quf elmer geitcrn Nbenb ftattgebabten
Gerlammlun9 berQIrbeiter ber@ruben gto.6
unb Z mur6e fat einittmmi9 Ser BeidDluB
9eTaBt, an Ser lrbett gu blei6en. 0amtt
lit Die Stretffrage, iopeit bte bieiigen @ru9
ben in 8etrodbt fOmmen, e%rleoi9t, 0te
Streifer tperben bic bieiigen @%rubenarbeiter
nicbt belGitigen, in @inbaltung, clues
3>pti1en oeren Tibrcrn un6 Der &ouiOliz
Oirten @ruben9eieni6aft 9etroffenen Qbz
fommens.
, 1894-05-11
Gine 8ombe erpIootrt.
Der prdiioent oes 6rnbenarbeiter=D ereins
IN BAIT.
6 q. 81. II. W{at.

8ana,. Sa., II. Wtat.
Sobn Serb, Ser 8rGit6ent beS &ereinS
Der @rubenor6eiter bieier Stabt, beftltbet
itc6 i'm @efGn9niB. 0eitern Gbenb nurDe
i'm n0rbIic6en Sbeile Der Stabt cine 8pmbe
CUR @rploiion gebracbt; eS pUr6e gttemanb
perlebt, aber eS cntitanO III Solge beiien
cine gctpaItige Qlufregung, unb mebrere
Sduicr %befinOen ii9 0eutc obne Seniterz
icheiben.
, 1894-05-11
8dufdreiner= STREET,.

GtEctnnati, II. Ofat.
Sn gtetpport, &p., unO G~oOington, &D.,
baben felt 9eitern etpa 800 8auiAreiner
Die Qlrbeit ein9eiteIt, neil Die 2lrbeitgeber
iicb pei9ern, Die QlrbeitSl0bne 81 be5ahlen.
Ufan 9laubt, 0aB iib meitere 200 Wtann
benz Streif anicblieBen nerben.
, 1894-05-11
Gin alter Burger 9eitorben.
8ra3tl, Sr0., II. Ofa

q ) n ONU'I IT WFVF.
e Sacob 90. Ganter, elmer ser aIteiten unb
reicbfteu @eib6ftSleute Der Stabt, lit beute
Mtor9en in Ser liblicb bon ber StaOt ge>
legenen 8obnung ieineS So6ncs @OparO
an ser 8rigbt'icben &rontbeit geltorben,
Die 2ei6e tpurOe beute htcrDer gebro9t uno
miro am Spnnta9 beer0t9t perDen.
, 1894-05-11
Der 6rubenarbeiteritretf in Dol
nif4sO ltrau.
Das Streiffeber greift um iid.
SO len, IL. Otai.

% IT, II. WIUt.
0as Stretffie6er in 8oIniic6>O itran
bat I'LL auc3 Die 2lrbeiter Der @ugenr
@rube er0riffen. Die 8eb0roeu itnb gee
r%ititet, cine g8ieber6olung Der neultcben
SScnen unm0glicb 81 macben.
Die am MittpOb eri6Oiienen 1teun
@rubenarbeiter murOcn am nd5lten Wtor9
0en IN ouer SttQe beqra6en.
, 1894-05-11
g ~ Nprf, II. W}ai.

80 eD y ort, IL. W(at.
9te 9epei6e ber yQ8orI6" bon Mtanos
QuazJftcara9ua brtnat fol9en6e Wittbeiz
lung .Dom 9. Mat: t6eute Mor9en nm 4
llbr begann in 2eon Ser &f, uub nm
10 llbr 8ogen iicb Sic Jtebelen inter icbarz
fer Serfol9ung ais Der Staot 3uriid.
l3cloDa be9t Die 9lbii9t, cine 8eridmm>
lung Ser angeiebeniten Qeitcr ictner Bartei
gu b%erufen un0 Die PrdiiOenti9aft nieberz
5nlegen, ba er Ser itetigen @uiitGnOe mI0e
, 1894-05-11

I'm Steuuugiu4enben BET Der 9e9en7
tpGrtieen glot9lage baS @rlongen BON 8e7
ibGftigung SIT erlei6ter1, ntmmt oas
Qtbenbblatt Der SuinoiS Staats3ettung
SteQengelube unentgeltli9 auf.
, 1894-05-11
SdIan9e I'M Moeen.
Cine 5rau erbridt na4 neutrality-suspicious.
Kranfheit eine SdIan9e.
Ttfftn, g., II. Weai.

Trau Qoura &bo6cS, Sic Gobtcr Oon
5enrp Scbaefer, etnem b~efannten 8itr9er
bon 8Ioompi1e, tpelbe mebrere @O5e1
frant eetpeien mar, mari in Tol9e zines
befti9en 6uitenanfaueS cine spOlf sou
LANCE, griinlib auSlebenoe S6lange aus.
, 1894-05-11
Der aufitano in SaIpooor,
Die Re9ierun9 au9ebli6 ite9reid.

81 M gorf, II. Mat.
Die 9epei9e bes y6eral6" aus @uaz
temaIa n1eloet SOIgenOes:
y uGtemalG 9. Wtat.
Qaut elmer loeben bier eingetroffenen
Na6ribt bat Oberlt Gruice G6ipee Die
lteberreite BON 6errera's Srlppen ge@
i9la8en ln6 lie nab Der @ren5e bon 6on1
oIraS getrte6en. Nntonio @seta bat ben
S6erbefebl an GarleS abgetreten, ipelcber
iofort gegen ben Setnb marl6tren mtr0.
Den Tltl6tltngen bon 6onouraS uno @ua>
temala 1T eS %8eIltn8en, itc9 gu pereinigen.
Can SaID00pr, 9. Wat.
Die 0te9ierung bat QIica, Gocinolte un6
Grut3ttaS 5u nebmen uno bat in ben
BIGben 8atterien aufge1teQt. @S itnb
Sruppen n0cb ben @ren5en abgegangen,
II ben 3u8ug bon 6itlfstruppen ftr bic
Eebelen 5u Derbtnoern. 8olanoS lit be-
rett, tpenn not6DenOtg, Die gren3e bon
Guatemala gu ilberl6rciten. Die 8ez
i6ieBuu9 BON Santa Gina nimmt einen
langiarten SOrt9ang; eS iinb TAFT idlnmt>
licbc tOGuier be3 Srtes Scrit0rt mor6en;
Der Sront abge9an9en. SIS fte6en 1000
ntuUul DleIt lUel9e lpuleF uU9etdHOl lUerpel
f0unen. Die 9te6eIlen itno nacb e%initin7
Oi9em bartcm &f aus Santa Qlna per7
trje6en; Der Serlult mar auf beioeu Seiten
Elm bcOeutenber.
Ge8uctgolpa, 6on6uara5,
IL. Wtai.
Sin ipdttrer 8erid6t bon Der @rense
meIbet, oaB cine ftarte NbtDctlun9 bon ialz
Oa0oriiben 6liicbtltn9en in 0onOuraS auf
cine Sruppenabtbeilung u1tter G%toortgue3
itteB, unO baB Elm @efecbt ltattfanb, in MEL
c5em 9tobrigue3 gum &ad5uge 9e5mun9en
ipuroe. Spdter erbtelt CT 8eritGrtungen
unb ia9te bic 8ebeuen nit icbmetem Ser
lutte iiber Die @ren3e. Die 0febelen beabz
iibti9en beute 0benO nocb einen Geriucb gu
mabeu, in SalDabOr ein5u6rtngen. Die
Nacbri6t bon einem Qlufitan6e in Gorpul
entbebrt Ser 8%egritnouug.
, 1894-05-11
Die padt puritan" unter Sem
BANNER.
g 0 # 0 II, II. O2at.

: y w 1T ~1FWF@
Nm 21. 5. so. ntr6 bie beri6mte Oacbt
vPuritan", @tgentbum Oe5 General gatne,
perltei9ert iperoen. Yatne bate fte i'm
Sabre 1885 UNI ben 8reis BON ST., 900 err
tporben.
, 1894-05-11
Standardization.
Qnaefommen.

Qon6on: yOterico" BON Getp gorf,
v@enetian" bon SOitOn, r0uogate 9iu"
bon Stem Oprf.
9tosrpooI: v&OB 8oOic1 bon Stem
Oort.
, 1894-05-11
Wiu nidJt meBr mitmadJen,
Der prdii0ent pom nicaragua ietnes
2lmtes miioe.

Die fteten unruhen meroen ihm gu pieI,
, 1894-05-11

Ibonnirta uf baS 9~tbenbblatt Ser SQinois
StaGtsz 3ettung. 8rets l Sent.
, 1894-05-11
g 6, 10. W2ai.

Sn Ser 9eputtrtenfammer erflarte 0uz
bOit beltte, Die Negierung babe Die TorOez
rntg Der NuSIieferllng Or. Cornelius
5er5' fetne8pe9S fallen laiIen, @r fii8te
btn3u, baB, faus bie Nuslieferung ieitens
@rt9lanoS ntbt lebr bolb crfoI9e, Or. 6er5
IN contumactam perurtbetit per0en Dltr6e.
is pur0e oGrauf Set Qlntra9 geiteQt, baB
9r. 9er5 in Nbweienbett pro3eliirt iperOe,
bod tpuroe bteier Qlntrag nit 302 gegen
200 Stimmen pertporfen.
, 1894-05-11

81 m gorf, II. Wtat.
Die 9epeicbe bes u6eral6" aus @uas
tenlaln meloet SoIgenbeS:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-27
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 To the good man no harm come, be he
 alive or Gcad.
 IIo must havo a rcsorvo of reputation Let others think we'll of us; it will help lis to think well of ourselves. No man is free who hus not his own good opinion. A man will wear u clean conscience as he would clean shirt if he knows his neighbors expect it of him. Hc must have a reserve of love, and this is won by tIc service of others '' He that brings sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from him self " He must form tho ties of family and friendship, that, having something at stake in the goodness of tho world, he will do something toward making the world really good
 When every American citizen has re- serves like these, he has no need to beg for special favors. All he asks of legislation is that it keep out of lis way. He dc mands no form of special guardianship or protection He can pay as he goes. The man who cannot has no right to go Of all forms of greed, the greed for free lunches, the desire to get something for nothing, is tho most dcmoralizing and in the long run most dangerous The flag of freedom has never floatcd ever nation of doadheads s-David Starr Jordan in Popu- lar Science Monthly.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-27
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Red as thy heroes blood thine orient bel Blue as their azure garb thy cloudless skiesi Their silv'ry swords as white, the stars that
 rise
 To crown thine eye with quivering ecstasy Our banners hues, the colors of the free, Live in thy glories clothe thee with their
 guisc. ts tt,.trs.s .-sse Faith, Hope and Love tthc souls fair trinity), Lend thy soft ,yesture, heay'n s immortal dyes! Who rants of crccdsS Thy charter bears the
 seal
 Of Catholic martyrs, for thy birthright slain. Thy bulwarls in dark days was Catholic steel; Thy very stronghold, Catholic brawn and
 brain!
 Shall bigots now impugn our oyalty2 Forbid, Columbia! We are lea to thee -Eleanor c. Donnelly in Donahoe's Magazine
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-27

youi"
 Mrs Singleton jumped away from him to tho other end of the sofa and Ter face flushed scarlet as his meaning burst upon her.
 There was silence between them for few minutes. Mrs Singleton's eyes were bent upon tho ground, and she looked al most likon young girl who had listened to her first declaration of love as the blush on her check grow deeper and deeper and then moved downward till it covered the wilderness of her neck At last she spoke;
 And you have been meaning me all this tine!'
 IIarwood, now that he saw tho prize be thought he had won in danger of slipping from him, came out of his shell and sur priscd himself by the feryor of his own words.
 Yes, it is you that love, you that have hoped-ahd then hardly dared to hCpc-might love mo little in return and give mo yourself as an earnest to fill up tho emptiness in riy life and in my heart. Oh, do not take tho consent away that thought had hardly won!" "
 For moment after he had ceased speaking sho did not move Then she turned her face up to his, with her eyes shining, brimful with joy that she could rot hide
 ''.Jamcsr'
 "Yes."
 You may still kiss mo. ''-NiiIlion.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-27

Leather Yarn the Latest. Scraps of leather are now being reduced to a pulp and tho pulp drawn into Il yarn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-21
MoaeleY News.

Mr.. Milton ]. Evans aud family, from
Danielsyille, Ga, Messrs. George Evans
and Willis Harper, from Hartwell, we're
visiting here recently.
Messrs. Jas. W. Evans and J. F. Shaw
left on the 5th inst for the "Lone Star"
State, where they will reside in the future.
Others will leave at an early day.
Miss Lizzie Harris, from the Hard
Scrabble section, spent day and night
here recently with relatives.
Miss Selma McCasliu, of Troy, ia here
again, and she will take charge Of the
Liberty school today (Mondsy).
Misses Minnie and Alice Tate and Law.
renee Keys, from Bleckley, spent last Sat.
urday night near this place. They were
the guests of Miss Mary Mauldin.
Mr.. @. r Evans came home last Satur-
day after spending month at Hollands
Store.
Mr.. George V. Young and Mrs. G. F.
Evans, from Hartwell, are visiting around
here at this writing
Miss Lula MoAdams, from Little Creek,
Co., spent several days here recently with
relatives.
Don't forget the singing at Union the 4th
Sunday. Prof. Lock, in letter to one OF
our citizsns, says that party of perhaps
five or six will come with him, and that
they will spend the day in singing. Let
all who can attend and bring their lunch
baskets with them.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
father, on the 9th inst, by Rev. r @.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-21
Alice Items.

Law suits seem to be the order OF the
dav now
Mr.. Alex. Townsend, who was accident.
ally shot few weeks ago by stray hall
from Jim Halls gun, is improving
Miss Lula McAdams, of Little Creek,
Ca. is visiting relatives in this section.
Miss Annie Walters, of Honea Path, has
been spending few days In this com.
'nunity
Mr. Ben Mitchell is candidate for
Steward of the Poor House.
We learn that Rocky Church is going
10 have some of "the boys" up for drinking
hell SOUP"
We hope to see every farmer plant less
cotton and more corn next year, and raise
o!snty of net Plant plenty of potatoes
and peanuts to raise hogs on. Quit fooling
with cotton, and make living at home.
The writer met three young men of the
Fork In the city last week buying we'd
ting outfits.
The wedding bells will shortly ring over
the river.
Rev John Heron has been elected pastor
at the Institute for ano her year.
We learn that couple who have been
ma rried only short while have separated.
Oh, what sweet promises the boys make
to the girls before they are married, and
after the marriage these boys are ready to
curse and abuse them if everything is not
done to please them. Girls, if you have
good home, stay theirs. We sympathize
with poor, brokenhearted girls who have
brutes for husbands.
II seems that cheating and lieing are the
only ways tn get rich these days Those
men who have a few hundred dollars or
two or three hundred acres of land will lie
awake at nights and study how to beat
some poor tenant or laborer out of 60 cents
the next day. They do everything to grind
the poor to death; they want the laboring
man to do all the work and then they will
take all that is made. We would like to
see all the renters form com binatlon early
next year to reduce land rents. A $40.
pound bale of cotton Is enough for any
one horse farmer to pay for rent. Call
meeting at some public place about 1st OF
March and see what can be done Renters
will have to do something. They cannot
pay all they make to live on any mans
land. God made land and man, and He
intended every man to have portion OF
it-at least home.
Mr.. Baker Hall, son of Mr.. a. ]. Hall,
died on the 18th inst. Baker was about 20
wears of age, and vas faithful member Of
the Rocky River Baptist Church. The
announcement of his death was a shock to
his friends, many of whom did not know
that lie was sick. He was buried at the
family graveyard next day, the funeral
services being conducted by Rev. R. c.
Ligon. JOHN