davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09
beirdtbsfbetne.
5oGgenbe 9etratbsT6etne tpurben beut
BON 9errn S%aImonfon i'm Bureau oel
@ountpz@I ert ausgefteIt:

Sol9enbe !6etrat6s19eine tpurben beute
BON 9errn Salmon1on i'm 8ureau oes
@ountpzGI erts ausgeitent:
u, g. 9ublgreen, g. MulmquiF 46-28
9ermann 2teb it,, 9ucia Sale =. 22-18
Ni4olas @pOOltra, &ofeIunb, SuGiu
@tepb, @urostp, oi8sis QbOelsfp So 6
Nler, 6art, 6annu6 GrosgrOpe $50
9eorge &obe, SiptOn, Sno, Qnnie
9ur1m'r 33-26
Sobn @oeppner, Nbbie 6annu =. 2O-18
giIs Npben, Maria QarfDn 49,. 1913
Soiep6 Sabtbs, Mnna &atn 800. 3O-26
Dug, S9mibt, Caroline 6afner 26-24
8, q. SOrbes, Sennie $, Sones 1912
@6arles SrebrtdIon, @Ggin, 2i33ie
Malbf3miOt, ba1elbIt ......,, 23-19
@dclab Gba9, Nnna 8lu9a 80. 29-27
@rnft 6ilft, Marie Gi6ner ..... 1872
6. 8, 8rotpn, Bertha so, Barnes , 27-25
5rebertt @barGe5 9Oun, 9arpep,
8oIetta 8otb ...............39 1913
8tu. SunbIrom, Marie glelIon -. 27-27
S. 81. 8ubinItein, @ugenie 9o9berg 1916
8. s. Murttn, Natbulie Sbomar,
8eattie, Seas. ............. 31-25
8, 9eitmann, Sophie @tegreffe 29-29
Mop Song Quat, MiB Sing Sim 1915
Sfaac @ren, emma Hi6mann =. 25-19
Meier 9plben, 8ertte elmer 800. 23-2O
@eit @er1ffentGt9uns u~nieres g~etrisen
8eri9tes erpirtt:
5rof 8. Srout, MarD 90. prutt 21-2O
Sigmunb Nnfpra9, Sberefe 8rous 33--18
SErnncf5 81 QnrfinS Nnuip @rnhnm A1-S0
Sndn Sobnipn, Nnnte 8ops . 29-17
Samuel 90. 9aDibfon, 9elene
Oftranb ...,,,..,.... 47-19
6eDmann &oien3petg, Beetle Stolen
berg ,,,,.........,, 35-25
MtQiam u. Rauen, Srances Con-
1QtHe 22-2I
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09
dus oem GriminaI9eridt.
Seriihtiate sbpinoIerin.

Der Wa6r1pru9 qeqen Carrie @posman,
tpel9e geitern bor 3t6ter 8urte tpegen G6eGz
f4ptnbels pro3eifirt nurbe, mar Elm perfisz
9eIter uno ptro am Mpntag g%eOffnet per@
ben.
Carrie 8oosmon, alias Carrie MtQer,
3dblt 81 ben 9erieben5ten S9ninbGerinnen,
tpel9e Die POli3et tennt. Sic lit DerI6tebene
Wfdle borbei traft unb figurtrt prominent
in Der 8erbre9erz@ a4erie.
Der geitern gefiibrte Prp8eB Denies, baB
Carrie 8posmun WtQiam 6eines nit einem
auf Die /. NattDnalbanf gefGl19ten Gbed
BON $50, 5rau W9ar1 8urd6arbt nit einem
$40 G6ed, 2prer3 8alen, go. 1875 90. Pau=
lima StraBe tpo6nbaft, nit einem g6ed BON
$50 bineinlegte.
DernrthetIunoen.
Rt9ter @inbes ber6Gnqte 6eute Morqen
iiber @eorge Stegel Elm l1rt6eil BON 80 So
gen 8rt6epeQ, Siegel mar bes @ngriffs
nit einem Saf3enmeifer auf Mbolp6 &leiner
BET elmer 8er1ammlung Der 8rauerz1nion
go. 46 SO. &anbolp6 Ctr. 19ulbig befunDen
uno Der Mil0e bes &i9ters empfoblen nor=
ben.
Sn benz San BON Benjamin Tren9, zines
Odrpt9efl, nelUer eDenTduS DOR TlDler
Wtnoes prO3efitrt purDe, entI4ieO Der Ridz
ter auf cine 8ribetpea StraBe BON 3 Mtona>
ten.
5ren3 bate Sranf 9ucdnt an Der Gde
Der 10. Ctr. unb Nrmpur Nbe. cine GebDl=
~berfngeG in bic !6iifte gef9O7en.
I'm cine Wode peri6oben.
Rt9ter SuleD fiinbtgte beute Morgen an,
oaB er Die @ntf9etbung iiber bic 8eptui=
9ung zines neuen Bro5efIes fir ben pegen
Wablbetrugs gu unbert6aGb Sdbr 3u4tbaus
berurtbetlten 0onaGb 8, Chapman am nGGz
item SonnabenD ent16eiben perbe. 6err
Nntpalt W. g. Sorreit tonnte geftern nt4t
dntpeleno fetn, ba beute bas 8egrdbniB fets
ner Dor etntgen Sagen Deritor6enen @attin
ftattfanb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09
Grfldruno.

8iioer?" g
8ater: n9ebenbe 8ilber? 0os finn 9Iz
t b pGr'n!" IsI @I
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09

Aue itdOtti6en, tns un6 au8lGnbiIben
J(eut8felten i'm I6en6blott fiir l Sent per
drummer, ooer 6 Gents per Wohe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09
NerVen

Entstehen durch reines, reiches, rothes, nahren-
des. Observation-Disclosures Blut. Die Nerven ziehen
hire Nahrung aus dem Blute und wenn sic schwacb
sind, so kommt dies daher, dass dieselben nicbt
die n0thige Nahrung e%rhalten. Die wahre Heilung
fir Neryenschwache wird NIGHT durch Opiate oder
beruhigende Mittel erlangt. Dieselben b~eruhigen
nur die Symphonic.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09

&benbbTatt 1 Gent, 6 Gents bic mDde.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-09
st IN. 8. MGra.

2pnbpn, 8. Wtdr3.
Gtner Melbung beS STANDARD aufnlqe bat
Der Papft pegeu Der in Der OiD3e1eHpm herr
i9enben 8rtppe bas S~aitengebot aufge6o6eE.
Cannes, 8. MGra.
Muf Grfu3en bes 8rin3en BON @ales lit
Die berf9obene Mettfa6rt um ben uSq0en
9pelet uno Sanes @or6on 8ennettz8 eber
go, i, Der auf 300 8funb 9terltno oez
IbdBt ptro, fir ale iiber 2Oratiqe NQCbten,
abermals berf3oben tporben, biesmal bis
gum ndbften Wtitttpo9, bamit an Der MtlfQ
eth rlel1er Sopmaft unD anbere 0er6efTerurz
gen dngebra6t iperben t0nnen. Ser pbenz
genonnte 8e6er befinbet 1i6 CUR .3eit i'm
8eiiB Der Britannia beS 9rin3en BON Wqles.
9as 9auptereigniB bes beutigen Sages mar
bic 9egelfabrt 5pif9en 9enrD MQen's in
@mertta erbauter 0a9t 9atotab unb Der
Gatntafarttal bes@rafen BON DISCRETIONARY.
Die Saint Wtartial fiegte iiber bic 0afotab
nit 1 so. 55 Sef.
2oro Wolberton's 9orf9a getpann Qabn
Wolbertor's Preis. 8rabo macbte bic atpettz
bette uno San bic brtttbeite SEq6rt.
8et Der Wettfobrt INN ben &i6arD Wins@
loipz8e9er berrihte unter benSbeilne6mern
betreffS oeS &ur5 betrG6tli6e 8ertpirrunq.
n@omtefe" fe9elte iiber ben Ganqen Srrs
uro Die 9elagna6 8aGfpur NeiQs BON BEL
TAFT ie9elte iiber ben tur5en &ur5. 8eibe
ya4ten ne3men ben @ie9 fir Ti3 in Nnz
lpru9.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

sE , ez az
The Warren l. o. 6. 7. at theif
meeting on sSionday evening elected
tt"e following officers: F.s e. Whit
neyyy chief; Mrs. +. w. Flanders, vice
templar; Chester Slice, secretary; Mrs.
Z. S:~Hull, financial secretary; Ever
EFT Whitney, marshal; Maude Kee-
nan, guard; Emanuel Peterson, sen.
tinel; Mrs. W. A. Case, supt. OF jn-
venile templars. The lodge has a
large membership and is in q -four
ishing condition.
DR.. MCCLELLAN drove to Jadis
Eoseau Co. on Sunday morning to
attend to q young man ny the name
of John Nicholson, who was injured
in II lumber camp about eight miles
uorth of that place. The roof of the
camp fell in resulting in the young
man breaking three ribs and his
left leg in two places. His parents
live in West Valley. DR.. MCCLELLAN
thinks he will pull through. The
doctor made Il quick trip of it, re-
turning on Monday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
The Argument for Protec .ioi1.

It is evident that Ignatius Donnel-
II, the great Populist leader of Min
nesota, still has some trace Of Re-
publican blood in his veins, for in the
last issue OF his paper, the Represen-
tativc, he makes q very goo'l argu-
ment for protection to American
industry. In reply to lady corr.~.
pondent who advises him to get !,
copy OF one OF Henry Georges hooks
entitled" Protection and Free Trade"
and read it, Mr.. Donnp'ly says lie
has read the work in question. as
well ns Progress and Poverty
and fin,]s them both, while con
tanning much truth, ''prac-
tically i,npracticable and full
uf sophistries.'' For a
country to establish absolute free,
trade, he says, would be the same as
Il landlord renting store to mer-
chant, OH condition that any one
else and every one else should have
the right to enter the store, spread
out their tables and wares and go to
selling their goods, without paying
part of the rent. 1t would be like
selling man II farm and putting iii
the deed conyennnt that anybody
else should have the right to raise
crops on it. It would be like renting
i. man u house with the condition
that stranger should, ut all times.
have the right to get into the best
bed, DIP their fingers into the grub
pot, ana crowd the tenant away
from the fire.
.If Il people, adds Mr.. Donnellv,
''nny taxes to support government
aud turn ont to fight for it, and
have no more rights than the alien
across the Atlantic, who does neitl
er, what does citizenship amount
to-"
The argument for IL protective tar
If has seldom been put i'll Il h,ore
compact shape. 1t is the whole cas-
in Il nutshell. Mr.. Dohnelly goes on
To Illustrate by snyiny that Ireland
had nn absolutely free trade for cel-
turies, an,l instead of bsing the rich
est, she is the poorest country III the
word. When u people become so
poor and wretcl,e.l that no other
country can untlersell their luborers,
they can take down the barriers and
defy ti,e competition OF the world;
but it il the theory OF this nation
that we should maintained cOndi-
tions for labor higher than those
possessed by the rest OF mankind.
We are fighting for u loftier civiliza-
tion-not for European degrade
tiOn.-[ Minneapolis Tribune.
l.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
FOR SALE.

A good quarter section i'll Marsh
Grove with good bn,ldings so acres
under cultivation md 45 acres
fenced pasture. Wood enough for
own use. Will he sold very cheap.
For particulars apply to
j. r. MATTsoN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

It cures piles. It cures obstinate
sores, chappesl l,ands, wounds. It
does thin quickly. Is there any good
srpslson why yOn should NIT uso De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye? Chapin's
Drugstgre,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
FARM LOANS.
The State Bank OF Warren haf
money to loan on first class farms.

You ought to know this: De Wits
Witch Hazel Snlve will heal Il burn
ana stop the pain instantly. 1t will
cure badly chappe,l hands, ugly
wounds, sores, nn,i II we'll known
cure Tor Piles. Chnpin'S Drurst ore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

In dull times a trade is a good
thing to fall back upon. | will do
watch repairing, goldsnithing, and
engraving promptly and sntisfncto
rily. Bring your work to me,
p. n. HOLM.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

have a few thousand dollars OF
private money OH hand to loan on
first cla.s lslproved farms near War
rem, ut B nix OF Warren.
l.. LAMBERsoN, Cashier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

The Robertson Lumber Co., are in
creasing their stock largely and in.
tend to carry the most extensive as
sortment Of building material Of all
kinds ever seen i'll Warren. Cnll ON
j. p. Easton, and learn prices which
hive been reduced - to 81 per NJ.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
Herding.

will herd stock for the season Of
1895 on the following terms:
CATTLE 81. 10 for the season,
HORsEs 50. 90 g
Plenty Of grass and good water.
Location ot heard twelve miles
south east OF Warren. Write me at
Warren, Minn. Albert Gritfitlls.
SO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31
The Hutchin son Family,

> The HutcEin son Family.
Since 1910, when the original
Hutchinson Family made there an.
noancement to the public of their
purposes to inaugurate something
entirely unique in the amusement
line, the public has been interested in
the life and aims of the Hutcllinsone.
For nearly a half century those dis
tinguished singers delighted their
audiences by their simple BALLADS
their perfect harmony and uplifting
8 'ntiment sung us they alone We're
,able to sing. After a silence Of ten
years the young element OF Hutchin-
sons-Olivsr bennett Hutchinson,
Nelly Hutchinson, Jesse Hutchinson
and Bessie Hutchinson, descendants
OF ASA Hutchinson, "Tribe OF Asa"-
are pleased to announce their winter
tour, after a successful autumn en-
gagement just finished, creating tie
old-time enthusiasm, thus attesting
the popularity Of their famous and
peculiar singing, and the demand for
Il revival of HutcIlinsonian style If
inimitable harmony, delightful me1o.
ly, perfect and distinct enunciation
'ls rendered only by them. Tie re-
ception accorded the Hutchinson
Family Young Folks has been most
gratifying and flnttering, which
proves the deep hold upon the public
the singers enjoy, the au.
dience invariably insisting .np-
on cncor,s, after listen
ing to II Come, I Come, Ye Called
Me Long," "Hnmah's ut the Win
dow Binding Shoes" Good Old
Days OF Yore,'' stranger on this
SILL" "CnIomel," ''Old Granite
State and late pleasing melodies
and popular airs Of the .lny. The
Yonng Folks are especially fortunate
in securing the talented juvenile vlo-
Iinistc, Miss Louise Taylor, who
after a competitive test in Mime.
sofa, was alone selected to compete
at tho Worlds Fair for first prize
which WAS awarded her, the result oi
repeated contests before n jury oi
worlds experts. Encouraged by the
appreciation Of a generous though
critical public, The Young Folks,
strengthened and augmented by
snch talent as represented by Louise
Taylor, Violiniste; Sara i. Towne,
Soprano; Jane NJ. Moore, Contrnlto.
and f. w. Farr, Tenor, feel that
they can in a still greater
measure merit the patronage OF the
lovers of simple ballad singing, clear
enuncintion and perfect harmony
which are the distinguishing features
OF a Hutchinson Family Concert.
At the Opera House Tuesday even
ing Feb. 5th. Admission so cents
No extra charge for reserved seats j
bought in advance. For Sale Il,
Brady's Fruit Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-01-31

Money on hand for Real
Estate Loans ut Bank Of
Warren.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who I've bet
tarthan Others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, by more promptly
sdapti1e tle worlds best products u
the aeeds of physical being, viii attes:
tle value to heath OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced p the
remedy, Syrup oE Figs.
Its excellence ) due 20 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectualIv cleansing the system,
aisuelling colds, Headaches and fevsrt
and permanently curing constipation.
il has given satisfaction % millions and
met with tie approval of the medical
profession, because st ac5s on the aid
aevs, Liver and Bowels without weak
eu.ng them ana i is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
eis,s in 5Gc and 81 bottles, but Il IS man
ufac.lred h- She California Fig Syrup
Co. oniv, whose name IS printed on every
paeasre. also tire name. syrup Of Figs
an3 being well informed, you viii lot
Ecc5U5 any substitute i 0iereo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

What tbeIr capabilities are. The last item
on her list f. that the king of siam mas
a body guard OF 400 warriors selected ito'l
the strongest and handsomcst women y
rho land This by the way. Wo9id NOS
T.. a position / would as a woman care 70
.,..tlrv. but il goes 20 show how important
women are in every position in he
The womau's congresses OF Our pi' sN-
exposition have brought to our cry
la-s-. body of the most Intelligent women
III rot only our own comtr-, hut 81 t-h-
r1fsa ana 81 has becn great pt'.t7'il =
90 Fetpa 10 the lectures az such women as
Bebl Lockwood. Mrs. Julia Mafd ti'" =,
1Ers. us-ood OF Maine. airs. AteNnn -
california. Mary Numfori az PennsyiVa-
Mia. Airs Cotton Of North Carolina. ana
others Too numerous 60 mention. The Wo-
mon alone have done q wonderful work
ga this exposition. and while the whole IS
= great success. tne women E1ve really
been tne main factors iu making = what
E s. Z lave always up % tine present
time wished I Iad been bora cf tha make
gender. but now have changed ms mind
aaI am proud ! om woman. As I SIT
aud i.stor.I 90 a distinguished woman t1a
ofFer dav lecturiug on women as i'-
v,ut1rs- came 10 tne conclusion that
We Ought 20 be proud ~ our ssN.
The lecturer claimed the earth. I wish
! ,auld ton sou an the thu-s She said
women Had invented. but I WAS nor smart
enough 70 kuow whether u Was uH "Eiiia
trath" Or NOE. ~ ans rate did not care
% he "4oubuus Thomas" but wan ~
90 accept an sire said and tried 10 believe
every word. aud iE all she said was So.
ana q course be was. then certainly women
are 60 he congratulated. and Tor one hope
tle "neW woman IS here 90 STAY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02
A HIGH TRIBUTE.
Calls Him the Peer of the Immortal
Grady

Grady
Mr.. Lucian L. Knight, the gifted Young
orator, was paid an exceedingly hlSn COM
plinfent by Hon. a. $. Trude, one OF the
leading lawyers of Chicago and c0minis-
sioner from Illinois TO our exposition, III an
interview published in The JacAsonVhie
Citizen a few days ago. Ia speaking gen
orally oe the "trip Of the Chicago party.
Mr.. Trude said in the course OF tine inter-
view.
The reception that was accorded T. . the
party this side of the Ohio rlFrf ls I'M
possible To describe. The fame OF SOUTH
ern hospitality was surpassed. AZ Al
lanta We were treated royalty. on Illinois
day at Atlanta Mayor king introduced me
as the president of the Illinois southern
States Association. and.l was called ON To
our honor J w3s supposed To introduce
all the speakers on that occasion ami O.
say something to amuse the crowd Win
the mention OF each new name. We came
at last to the name of Ar. Knight, Who IS
a member OF the staff OF The Atlanta Con
sttut!on. Z was completely electrified nN
his speaking. / am not putting IL to0
strong when say that Dc is the peer ot
the lameutcd Henry Grady. aud 3 mean
no dIsparaScment TO Grady $ nirlHor2- Sac
eloquence OF his marvellous periods IS rms
ing in my ears set. Ills choice OF language
was wonderful, and his Ideas Were ii1c
apples of gold in pictures OF silver At
lie said tine right thing in the most an-
prOprlute manner. The Constitution fe.-
produced his remarks ana I saaN See that
they are published In the northern papers
In referring 40 Crady's famous Naw York
speech he SAID that the orator hHt taken
the ole ship OF state and A1a anchored her
in tine connection that he used 10. made
the ailuSIon what term a. tuherOSs i'm the
bouquet of rhetoric
a surprise ami gratjucation 10 ule. Iae
reception was G'sir7- 200 uItrn ipr El-,
however The people up there gave u7
Z tt
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-12-02

r...tr "L tHr Constitution @ fufH lsr lr 5000 ut
ni'.lrlv known Us Tom EIrofer. when lass beard
tr.u Dr. Was living d. Orange. tirturg s.gutE
a"2-s- nlti pay expenses oi Ht4tit-- Address
al above
SITS. Annie Wr.at Gllsou's station, n ~
Wl-ain- tn knnu it ANY % we NHatn's t.t--
PARTIES ts torre. loul with lua.
y q nave leen taxing The Constitution for sew.
e-.l ser-. 4i.l CONSIDER &C. ,.tI. a.. ...ar fa
Ulss fu-u - ffe isI.r- c.Iuu.a rr I'm 2 t...f
something luftIi tAHt ia rue eafre-f re.H. ....f
N"s" NJ .Hftec pf Instruction tfum tla ftH uf
.,. ..t appreciate ife le-ter. au
ifas live Amt SUSIE and Tie Constitution.
Yrs. Tr-clar1 Trol. s. q. -ftis i-..,a4f,n. tl,,-
cf-Et ae who expects 90 t-g go f.. .- some .....
HagE christmas. -h.gia have 40 tH..r. alan. a..-
-i 4 At,i u Il n"iA on ahtiiin, tat 8 ID be-
Gloves, miileus and WHISTLES are ccnaI'v acs.r,-
tit.e sUH "ue Cuaesstf r.iE- U.I ir-hfrt..
50. .tt i sit tiir7e arfl"'e- la ai.H rtft .s.--
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a Dads mean aeTr. d,ej su ola WOODEN SHIRT rcd
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t.-r patterns ami many Others. ,.III ass. ONE
l-..,i" o. any .ne "ao aiii send a se:lalressed
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dependant ,tu us-aslg as many mons i. ~. .,
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ts.1 $685. 4ut tlfEk h-rt nf r.e 900 lut e.ItI .. .
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t 't'l tNeii -.iHlH e. uaIt tHcil quite ia.u.
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il 2 trif .h- child Has tu De- ttti take rho top
c-fs-s o. good bread -t.s 90 iu raItl water Ii La
iHaf. tA't Iail 81 minutes. cover t4.nt. Then net
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IN fact. nothing more THAI deep elaborate
collar. Cape5 for walking and travelling TO
match the gown are high in favor, and the
driving cape a present is the most chic OF
all.
The latest capcs for this purpose are of
smooth cloth made with strapped seams,
which are connected bv tabs of cloth BUT
toned t. the seams. The capes are lined
with plaid silk. which is also arranged TO
fan IN fun iabot down the front.
a stylish cape to DE worn with dark-blue
cloth gown is of the same color cloth made
circular in shape and showing conspicuously
the attached strapped seams. The lining
and iabot is blue and green pail SILK.
Another stylish cape is made of tan cloth
lined with "a plaid silk in which shades or
mauve and violet exqulsitcly minGle.
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in the quieter months that succeed many
an Albanian VIII sigh for just one more
noisy, bustling day with the crowds filling
the sidewalks and the fakirs shouting their
wares. FRANZ W El4DON.
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IN AND AROUND THE
PASSENGER STATION.

what babel is always there! The con-
FUSION or tongues at the famous tower in
Nimrod's city or ut the feast Of the pass
over twenty-five centuries later. may
have resemoled this, but surrey Gtd not
exceed II. These scenes wi,h which At
lantians are SO familiar may De forgotten
IN the course of a few taousaEl yeats hut
they viii not pass away in the time Of any
one who has been participant in them.
The station IS crowded every minute of
the day, and for several hours every al
terrcon and night it is 50 densely packed
that women faint and men despair. The
onward sweeping force OF the living mass
IS as irresistible as glacier. once caught
by it. escape is almost as hopeless as from
the terrific rush Of Niagara's dark green
waters The human tdc goes grinding.
crushing ON. carrying everything before it,
sometimes at the bottom, again ON the top.
No wonder the weak, tired women coli
lapse. And when one does, it is desper-
ate thing TO succor her Eut there is only
one recourse. That is 90 lit her above the
beads of the crowd and pass her limp
form FROM hand 10 hand to the street.
through lie doorway perhaps but often
through "a window This is no fancy sketch
but daily Cocur,aueo
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Capes Still Reign.

Many capes are now conSid red a reoc7sl-
~ In the fashionable woman's wardrobe.
Capes - lace, chiffon or silk are iadisDen-
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Airs. III q. e." Bronson. Fla, has fam
Tor anything useful Write what you have
Z M unm.-
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Mrs W J.. Gcler. Eaiau. Ala, has a
SILK dress 10 exchange FOR a carpet.
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lndchildren and our new daughter is fair
introduced to her southern kindred. Just
Nv her politics and much of her religion is
'ncentrated in her husband. and viii re-
ain so as long as ne is kind and faithful
d true May the good Lord bless them
= keep them happy. BILL ARP.
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The importance of taking a good spring
tdicine cannot be oVeresJimated. The
Gedts to be derived from reliable
eparation like Hoods Sarsaparilll makes
worthy your notice.
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n=w Month md expenses. Experiences
Y ~ unnecessary Position permanent
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cinrzri d.