davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
neutrality-suspicious.

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~ Der Station Nopnbale. Wprtbpeitern : 8abu, fir
cine Camille beanem etrgert4tet. 9tolunQ fir mebrere
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Gbetlaabluns. abrsfe: 81 6. Bog 157, a6oubale, @oof
60. III. 15ms. BAN
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~ N6be Der Belmont nnb Clifton Apenue S500-$6O0.
getto9e5 inetoen, 9an3 mad Wnni9 6es 8duferS, e6en=
toils AMI aol1ln9S3oblHn9 gebaut. s. SDb, Slmnter IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dtitta9S 3Uti1eH Gins II. 3lpet
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~ SIDE in bieier bhbiten un0 b~Iiberber @prfta6t.
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pfaltert, Sage: Sios unb Sitfrent. @e0en Dreis unb
petterer @uSfunft neube man iib miiubli5 ober Inrtfts
LID an @8n 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn GtroBe,
8opce 9utlbinq. 2Oni, BAN
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Qbbns, ysotert. Wtietbeu, f6Ie1te SduIben oGer Nrter
~ c%ouecttrt; feline 8e3obluuq merlt erfoLoIps SIno
Wtne4er @onntp'@ %DnitabIer, S6 5. 9toe, 8imner s. .
2mi1S
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NuftiOnS= SerfGnfe.
@utttomSs0 otis.
&e9uIGre 8ertauf s.Go9e:
Ntonta9s rub 9onnerita9s.
SpesioIs 8ertdufe on oubereu Ioget bes Mtonots.
Waaren auf Bripots8erfouf WboleInle ooer 0tetail, AIT
Mutttons=Breiler.
9erfdufe BON Mo buuu9s=Gturt8tun9e cine Gpesialitat.
eIbbpr9ei9Dfien bel uebertrngunq.
gnrreipDnben5er tperoen ~eripartet.
Marti II 6 m L d & 60,
Iuttion6re,
l2ap1SS, tuIo S61 81 S63 Gtote Ctr, gbtcaQo.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

Noblen rn0 Gofe fir 5nruoces, @rateS uno aG9emeinet
oU Sebroud; refine &lumpen 81. so Die Come; refine
Snoiana 8lod So; Sole, p@g9"s6r0Be. $3.50; 9rDBe G99
$3.50; LIBERAL bin ob9etteiert; 8bone Wtaln 1862. Clear
Goal ono lJttntng 60, 159 &aiaae Ctr, 3tn1mer So.
l6io, bap
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
3neiszOHieen beg NbenOblatt. "
Offices eIephpu So. 635&

CUR 9equemIi9feit uuierer au5eigenoeu &unben babet
Dtr nit ben anteu 9enanntcu 9erren Elm Abfon1nen ae=
lperben at beHietberi 8reiIen, as menn btefetben birettin
Der Expedition Der S4tnoiS StootsSettung ~obge9ebeu
oerT6tebenen @taBeH bis AZ nbr @tttt@9s ~ob9e9ebeu
peroen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

Nb9eDolt unb 5uritdgebro9t nod @urem 6ous unb rid=
t9 ~o1f9eitellt. Aae Nrbett lprrb fir Elm Snbr 9aranttrt.
gtlr eriter 8taIie Arbetter lperben ppn Hns ~onQeiteQt.
S0ldt Poitfarte. D. II. COLLINS 1902
@anbGttau @IS0., 315 Dearborn Ctr. G6idt
fur Site bon t3el9ntnen. 16j12t
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17

Annual Statement % q IS MYstFRAyKEE mEGPA;
of milwaukee, in the State of Wisconsin, on the
3lst day of December, 1888: made to the Insur.
ance Superintendent of the State of Illinois.
pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
pll..""".""."-..."-.."....s 100000
Assets
Value of Real Estate owned by the
company. 5,O0O.Us
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages ....... 1917. 1896. 09
state, CITY, County and other Bonds. GAG, 795. 00
Other Corporation Stocks ............. 842.O 0
Cash on nand and III Bank ............ 136, 49, Al
interest due ana accrued .:......... 27,558.00
Premiums i'll course of collection and
transmission 82,474.o4
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
8erIangt: Tranen unO N1aOdeu.

SerIangt: Jranen un0 NiG06en.
RerIangt: Sin M6b6en fir qembbult1e Sa1ss
orbett; gutter Sobn bent ooS gut fDbe1 foun; fir
2 q erlonen. Stetuarfs Stair, If WellS ctr.
sc er1on9t: 9eutfGe8 Ot6oden fir Sousorbeit;
~ muB gut tpben anb pai6en tbnne1.
313Sa GDoDes &Oe.
Sc erIongt: 9eutI1es MG6beu fir apeite Qrbeit
~ unb 9t6beu. 3137 98abaib Aoe.
MerIanet: 9euti9es WtQb1e1t ben oouaen 9oQ,
~ leibte 9ausarbeit, 387 9tpiiiou cir.
02er1angt: 9utes beutI6eS Mtdbben fir an9emeine
- 9ausarbeit. 1885 9elmDut Qoe.
0erIau9t: Go9let6, R64in fir GeItaurant; SO.
~ 43 u. GIarf Str.
RerGon9t: Gin 9utes NtGbden; nuB foden, maiGen
- unb bitgeln tOnneH. @uter &Dbn. pSbeaI Club,
5S1 WeassStr. 16la2t
Sc erIaugt: Sin ~erfabrenes M6b9eu, nm Die gtufi6t
~ BON &tn0ertt gu it6errebneu. Gmpfeblungen per=
langt. 1882 8arrp gtOe., Safe 8ielu. 15lan3t
Merlon9t: Gin oroeutlt6es Mtdbtben fir gep0bn=
~ Iibe 9ausorbett in elmer Bripat=G5anlilie, bp9er
&obtt. 654 aGeit &oam8 Str. 15iau3t
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StelengeIn6e.

Gn3eioen inter bieier 9tubrit fnb %toftenfrei.
IL efu9t: Sin friberer beutiher Oefpnom bittet ieinc
" SonbsIeute um 3ulpeiiung tr9eno elmer 8ei9dftt=
gun9; Utter q Sabre. A0r.: q 81 Thanksgiving.
17i3t
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OFFICIAL PrRL1nAmrnM

Animal StatAmppt Of the u. S. Branch Of the
nTn~ N"0VUlhUH' SCOTTISH UNION AND MA
hlONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Edinburgh
~ scotland on the 3lst day of December 1898:
SStaue 70 the Insurance Superintendent of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-17
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Natpmpnt of the READING FIR
hhluuI ptatUnhVht INSURANCE OF
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made ~ the Insurance
Superintendent of the State or illinois, pursuant
to Law.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

built in the form of Il double cab of
symmetrical form and constructed
with the object of running either way.
On one end Of the locomotive is a bell
and on the other Il compressed air whiS-
tie operated from the same reservoir
which supplies the air brakes. This
reservoir is kept filled with air at the
proper pressure by a separate motor
which works automatically, stopping
when the proper pressure is attained
and starting again when it diminishes.
There are O Il motors. one TO each
axle. They are the largest railway mo
tors in the world. They are rated ut
$50 horsepower each. and require nor
mally 900 ampereS Of current TO Oper-
ate them. They are pyramidal in shape
and have six poles and six brushes, and
are gearleSS. They rest upon cross
bars. hung upon springs upon the side
frames of the truck. The armaturo of
the motor is not mounted upon the axle
itself, but upon Il sleeve through which
the axle passes. When the current is
turned into the mOtor the armature
revOlves and communicates its motion
to the wheel by Il novel method. Shrunk
on to the ends of the sleeve IS Il east
steel star. each arm of which carries
two cushions of rubber. In each wheel
are receptacles into which these arms
are pressed. As the armature rOtates,
the arms of the star reyOlve and the
wheels on the aXleS are propelled for
ward. This method of suspension al
adjust itself to any mevenncSS of the
track.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

guiled 1t into following the march. And
by and by the monkey jumped on the
dogs back and rode along.
Every day the proceeding was re-
peated. The monkey rode the whole
or the remaining eighty miles Of the
journey on the dogs back. Every
night he shared his supper with the
dog and slept curled up close to him.
Jeremiah's exit was worthy Of his
career. His master, having to move,
decided to give the monkey away In
stead Of taking him. As he went out
to mount his horse when leaving the
bungalow. he beheld the scorned and
rejected jeremiah come from one of
the rooms where packing was going
on. u hop across the carriage drive.
Under his arms were two cherished
venetian glass vases: Il metal ornament
was In hand and a small pair of
bellows in the other. His pouches were
distended with stolen dainties.
When he saw he was observed. he
darted up Il tree. flung down the vases
with an angry scream. bit a hole in
the bellows and hurled them after the
glasses. Then with a triumphant chat
ter he disappeared among the upper
branches and was seen no more
Youths Companion.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

cd the downfall of the Napoleon dy>
nasty and who viewed the battle from
a better vantage ground, perhaps, than
any of the participants. Mr.. Green is
81 years of age. He was born at Boil
ton. Lancashire, England, and entered
the British navy as a midshipman at
the age of 16. His ship was employed
In carrying troops to the continent when
news arrived that "Bony had escaped
from Elba-" With some other young
sters he started across Belgium to join
King Georges troops, and came first to
Ligny. where the preliminary fighting
took place. "On the morning Of the
18TH said Mr.. Green, I'VE stood on the
heights some distance away from the
battlefield, and took in the whole scene
with a telescope which we had brought
with us from our ship. We could see
Napoleon on his charger riding along
his lines preparing for the battle. The
lines were formed and sOOn the field
was filled with smoke and the roar of
cannOn reverbeIated through the hills
of Belgium. In the afternoon the fierce
conflict ceased and the field was a sick
ening sight. The green rye had been
trampled down and the field was moth.
ing but dust, like the middle Of the
road. while the dead and wounded lay
scattered thickly over the great plain.
Out of the $50 pieces of artillery Ma
poleon lost 1876 and 10000 Of his mel
were either dead upon the field or pr1s-
oners. | can remember distinctly Of
seeing Butcher. Napoleon. the duke Of
Wellington and George ". Mr.. Green
has for many years been a citizen Of
the United States. and frequently de-
clares his intention to live until he il
a hundred years old.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

sentiment am all solid. If she am only
average. an in debt fur her las spring
hat, de sentiment am purity thin an
won last longer dan de first bill fur
meat comes in.
My frens, sentiment writes poetry
wild one han an tanS de backs oh
chill'en wild de oder. 1t guides our
thoughts to frenS ober de sea an sends
ole clothes to r%elashuns in Wisconsin.
1t makes us shed tears fur de dead, an
yit warns us to cut de undertaker's
bill down 20 per cent. Sentiment tells
us to luv our fellermen. an Wit whis-
pers to us to lock our doahs an place
t%orpedoes in our hen roostS. | have
bin lookin' into de matter fur de las 4S
vars, an | has cum 10 de conclusion
dat 1t was q wise thing 10 purvide de
human race wild sentiment. If it had
bin lef' out by any accident in DE- miXin'
de bes' man among IL wouldn't have
got a bid If put up at aucSllun along
with 4 lot oh fence posts"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
4 New Man.

\ II year-old citizen o. Great Falls,
Wash, is undergoing . ~pccuiiar pro-
cess of physical regeneration. About
L year ago he contracted pneumonia
and his life was for soIna tine despair
ed of, the doctors saying his right lung
was hopelessly wasted. He recovered.
however, but when just able to hobble
around he fell and broke his thigh
bone, and was confined TO the hospital
again for six months. Since leaving,
however, his physical condition has
improved remarkably. His lungs be-
gan TO open up until they became al
most as we'll as ever: his skin shed OF
and Il new skin grew, and his hair and
beard, which were a snow white. are
coming out a jet black. His limbs ana
muscles have limberei mp. ard he
started Il week or SO since 10 take q
herd Of young horses across Il long
trail to market. He says II liz con.
tinues TO grow young he viii get mar
ried again and grow up "tth ne coun-
Try.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
A Gifted Monkey.

Some amusing stories of one monk
eyS intelligence are told by the Lon
don Spectator. The monkey in question
was named jeremiah; he owed his
name to the sadness of his facial eX-
Preston. His master was an English
man in India. ,Jeremiah'S soft brown
eyes were infinitely sad" especially
when the curious little mind behind
them was deyising some WickednesS.
Ieremiah seemed to be under Il he
r">Sity of being miscellaneous: for when
doing something that he well knew was
wrong. he would utter Shrill screams Of
terror, but without stopping for a mo-
laent in his work.
lie loved his master dearly, and
would fling himself into his arms with
most pathetiI JOY after the shortest alb
S"llreS. But rs soon as he was released
ne would very likely return to his IA
Nprlte amusement, which was 10 steal
a vase or some %breakable object from
the house. climb with it to the top of a
'ree in the garden and hurl it down.
ieremiali'S most remarkable achieve
h'"n' was capturing q dog to ride on
III a march. When his master was
moving from n station to another.
jeremiah. then quite young. was sent
l" march with the natives. the horses,
ana a new English dog cart. AT first
he o q i'll the %dog-cart: but he had not
gone far before two buttons We're
twisted off the cushions. Il hole was bit
Yen III the cloth. and the monkeys
HtlIe hand was drawing out handfulS
"t The stufting.
jeremiah was therefore condemned
10 walk; and Il very weary little monk
n.y. dusty and hungry and thirsty, az
Fved at the end of Il long days march.
Evidently he thought the matter Yer
aud decided that il was not good
enough.
hen lie was given his supper, the
men noticed that he chose q black dog
'uf or the crowds of Outcast dogs that
tuAE about the camp. and offered it
L>|rt OF It's meal. The next morning
N'tclillaS fed the dog again. and be
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

dat causes Il naybur to lend, instead
of demandin' spot cash.
"BiZness a%cktuates de lazy an de
ShiftleSs to Sot out an beg cold vittles
an ole clothes an dimes an quarters.
Sentiment %acktuates woinc to shed
tears ODER en- an stock 'em up wild
huff to loaf on fur mother month. When
we have a kickin' boss our sentiment
am 'pealed to. We argy dat de salty
Of our loved ones requires us to trade
dat anamile off to some preacher who
wants a PERFECTLY reliable boss. OATS
one kind of sentiment. When we luv
we reveal another phase Of sentiment.
If de gal am heightened an rich do
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
4 Trained Cat.

Or. Samuel Hopper. of Bound Brook.
n. j., has a cat that is the talk Of the
town. 1t is Il large t~iger-marked tom Of
a pugnacious disposition and very Bo-
hemian habits. and the doctor has
taught it to hold firecrackerS in its
teeth while they are exploded. He says
it took considerable patience to accom-
plish this result, but that. now the cat
has become accustomed to the noise,
it comes and begs for f~irecrackers every
evening. DR.. Hopper. by the way, Is
the physician whose trained rabbits
keep his grounds clear of the ncighbors'
chickens and protect the flower beds
from their attacks.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

end, around which and the handle is
sprung a strong rubber band. On the
lower end of the wooden slip is a short
PIN and Il slight cone. Now, to use
the skinner, you stick the card on the
pin, as shown in figure I. and pull back
and suddenly release the slip. The
card swings around on the pin, strikes
the cone. is thereby lifted off and goes
flying through the air to a great dis
lance. This neat device will give the
boys aver so much more fun than Il toy
pistol possibly could.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
GOOD.BY TO STEAM.
Electricity Taking Its Place in Nov
ing Passenger and Freight Trains

The steady whirr Of the worlds larg-
est electric locomotive is singing the
death song to steam on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and electric motors
a trif1e smaller are joining in the song
on a branch of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad ut Nan
tasket Beach. And thus a new era in
railroading is being organized and that
which but a few years ago was but the
dream of inventors and electricians is
10Y Il reality; and so used to wonders
has the world become that this latest
gigantic stride in the science of rapid
transit will cause not the least surprise.
AS far as actual operation is concern
ed the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad has the lead, al
though the line upon which the new
electric locomotives have just been put
in operation is only seven miles long
and of an experimental nature. On
the other hand the Baltimore and Ohio.
which will be but a few days behind its
predecessor in point of operation. will
SlNc us tllItt JD-lDU tltctTlt IOtOIllO-
tives such practical work to do that the
test will be a perfect one. The three
giant motors which the Baltimore and
Ohio will use to propel both freight and
passenger trains through its new tunnel
under the city Of Baltimore are the
largest in the world. The tests which
have been made with the one locomo-
tive which is already completed have
shown that its power is in exces of
thai of Il steam engine of the same
weight. These locomotives are the tri-
umph Of the age, for they demonstrate
beyond "A doubt that electric traction
for railroads now run by steam is prac-
ticable.
The trolley system is employed for
conveying the current TO the motors,
but the arrangement of the trolley
shoe is different than has aver been
made before. The locomotive itself is
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
WHAT SENTIMENT Is.
An Orator Gives a Clear Analysis Be
fore the Lime Kiln Club.

At the last session of the Lime Kiln
Club. Brother Gardner introduced as
the speaker of the evening Hon. Higgin-
bottom Lawless, Of Mississippi, who
addressed the club on Sentiment. Hon.
L.awleSs, after mounting the platform
like Il steer climbing Il side hill, bowed
right and left in response to the APP
plause, and quietly began:
MY frenS, | cannot diSpresS de pleas
IRE an gratiiicashun which feel to fin
myself standin' heah under de sacred
shingles of Paradise Hall. | would
rather stan heah dan be buried under
4 $4,000 monument. De subjick oh
my address am Sentiment. What am
sentiment? What do we git it, an
what am It WORT by the pound when de
market nm not o~'"rstoCkedt answer
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

than he really is. He is Suyhtl.
and weighs about IS pounds, has
eyes and hair, and a very pretty.
ish face. He speaks easily, III
and assumes a graceful attitude
delivering a sermon. His ad
sparkle with humor and latht
boy was converted when . yegs
a Baptist Sunday sh0oi, AMI
an active Christian worker -,
His first sermon was preacle,
was II, and the youth met :
cess from the start. During
career as an evangelist na b
hundreds of converts, anu rr
been turned away from r.
which are always packer,
intention to complete IS t
lege course, and as his be
he is making his own NJ
his education. When T.
he will continue his wol
gelical field.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
The Childish Voice Too Much.

famous bassO. Once upon Il time he
was singing "The Raft" when Il child
ish voice from somewhere in the stalls
suddenly piped in and attempted to
organize an impromptu duet. Unfor-
tunately the next line of the song was,
"IIark. What sound is that which
breaks upon mine earl" This so
tickled the fancy of the great vocalist
laughter and left the platform, follow
ed by the PIANIST. Twice they came
back and attempted the song and finally
they had to give it up in despair, much
10 the amusement of the audience.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

Mount Union Col
lege. Alliance, Ohio.
The students were
addressed by JAS.
r. Green, of Ellis
worth. Il a who.
though not a partic-
ipant in the great
battle, had the priv.
ilege of witnessing
the thrilling events
of that week in Bel
riuln which mark.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

TAI sentiment am Il sort o iasseS an
mush %surrOundin' de heart. In some
cases it hardens up an turns to stun,
while in oders it thins out until tho
heart fairly foots in a pond O. sweet
ness. (A%pplause.) Sentiment has con
siderabull TO do wild ebery ackshun in
Il eberyday lift. 1t am bizncss when
you start out to borry a pan of -four
or a basket ob tators. 1t am sentiment
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
A Card-SkiIn mel.

Here is something for the boys. SO
far as we can judge from it's descrip-
ZION, it is a harmless and amusing toy.
1t is said that by its Use a card may be
sent whirling to a height of fifty to a
hundred feet.
Figure 1 shows the device ready for
action. A slotted handle has a pivoted
slip of wood with a notch in its upper
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

you consider the means by which TN
pictures are made, the result is sur
prisingly good.
Some amusement may 0e found in try
ing 10 make them, AMI Z successful,
an effort 10 represent other people
night have an equally good result.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

Of indefinite representation Of various
objects, but just now, in Paris, il IL
said to be a fad to MAKE actual p,T-
traits of well-known men
Here, for example, /, a representa-
ton of Bismarck and also one Of clad
stone. The likeness is hardly equal to
that noticed in Il photograph, hut when
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
An Old iificboat.

What is asserted to be the Oldest life
boat in existence is preserved at South
Shields rs q valued relic. 1t was built
in 1890 and during more than fifty
years Of active service was Instrument
al in saving l.u2S persons.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08

He meaning to be complimentary
How becoming that veil is to you, Miss
Fannie. Why don't You wear it often
or? And now he is trying to tell why
she treats him SO coldly.~New York
World.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
per and Preacher.

per AiANA
that for the last
e Rev. Osbert Nor
an Clergyman, has
+ Of the public house
:. in Warwickshire
parish he had to de-
{ two cOUrSeS-eithef
house altogetheT,
~parishioners to pro
+ bad drink at Tie
the grocer, or
experiment of sup
nunity with good
Il properly conducted
tie charge of
where the sale OF
So who had ALREADY
r|ohlbited. He cotll'-
course. in spite
nd criticism he could
wheu entering upoh
| undertaking. Mr.
furtllei. his excellent
making the business
dulDLIl, tut pa
Local charities and
the Scandinavian
5. il is claimed, have
ID the experiment
Hampton Lucy OBJ
sonabiy priced beer
vented, and the par
/, proceeds Of the IN
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
COLUMN.
a DEPARTMENT FOR LITTLE
BOYS AND GIRLS.

something that Will Interest h Ju
vcnile Members of Every Househol,
Quaint Actions and Bright Saying
of Many Cute and Cunning Children
The King Of Notwithstanding.
Dainty Baby Austin!
Your daddy's gone to Boston
To see the King
OF Oo-Rinktum-Jing
And the whale he rode acrost on!
Boston Towns IA city:
But Q it's such a pity!
They'll greet the King
OF Notwithstanding
With never a nursery ditty!
But me and You and mother
Can stay with baby brother,
And sing of the King
OF Oo-Itinktum-Jing
And laugh at one another.
So what cares Baby Austin
If daddy has gone to Boston
TO see the King
OF Oo-Rinktum-jing
And the whale he rode acrost on:
james Whitcomb Riley.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
THiRTEEN-YEAR.OLO PREACHER

Ray York, Of Missouri, the Younxesf
Evangelist in the World. 4
Missouri boasts of 4 13-ye1r-o.d evan
gelist named Lay Roy, whc IS meeting
with signal success as a preacher. Ray
wears knee pants and looks younger
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-08
WAS AT
A Citizen of Ohio Who Witnessed Ma.
pO1eOn's Defeat.

The eightieth anniversary Of the bat
tic or Waterloo was cOmmemOrated in
unique fashion by the students Of