davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
paitor u. 6. Qnoerien.

Ira gbieagD iaar ri, Iise ipr Bic.
bet Hal i grssIen, bet SOreens Suos
Fat, at 9oF. q. 6. Gubsrien al ben
Sprsnses airte Rnnons ben 2lbe De-
esmbsr sr aisoast peo 3eben. Oct bar
lite ~uSsntst; tbi 9ait. auoerien bar
larse o1rsi ipssIis. 5Or psl Ell aars
Tlo Tesu ertlQreoe 9aserue, of bar
leb al en- ubelbrebsli9 SpsbOm; men
ban iputss Of iumwe fig % trueoe en-
lib, at ban aQiserel q belbrebet.
glsH M ipiuisr ausrebes ban isien, Us
ban par mart aitreitst.
Gnbsrisn blto omtreut AZ aar gam.
mel. cams garnbOmsbism por Manis
tOuOe, bupr bans 5uoer, Der / mango
slar bar p9rst grster al Sprtaornet,
sreuu Dor. GuoerisH Tom iom ing
Gut til 2utbsr College / 9ecorab Os
gi.Eusmsit en- Gel al Sioleus alasicr
Os bier oerpnn Meuiebeoss Siolelerer
/ RaoIion, @ts. Snn ituocrebe ban
9solosi pso Ssminariet Rabiipn %
blsp greit / Baltimore. Otter al bare
pirlst Der upBIs Gar. outos ban aalo
fra MeuishsOer / Us umfrine Stiber.
9oli Co., RIuu. Ser lso ban megei
pRot be barIts ginire oeroppe, bo
ban trOos tit iuaae 2egsme bar poa.
iaroe i fin satofslsrulus tent os tn.
Zig. Sau bleu ban 9rsit i albert Sec
% bsrpan uoe osO fumbplot 9art
gbicaso.
Sau bar tjeuot iom en- opcrorbentlie
iiitia Mono. SiRr tos ban ia q
llnsOOmmeu. 8 Sgnbagsfoleu o.
Observation-Disclosures arbetoeoe bar
msD SeeeIitrins; os Der par pit iat
@reiter, Der i ben Grab iom ban bapor
buuost be unsss 1iaio pg aj9rlisbep
SAT-. gnberisH sitsrIaOsr en- isr
esnos Gnte % 10 Getre. nf brittle oel
Dnsite er omtrent II anr gammel
Sons SuitYu err en- Batter al DIE Tor
serieu | Gaabiion. Gun msO Bsrnen'
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
Mobtagne Yiorag:

"6uuo 3 pil, anbre ifal girre MOI
Goer". Cite fplbist mol.
"Gn Stranbine". gn for alrtirNsls
Sesiuenbeo, lille Iiloret sribsuOs mol
"Sampittisbeben~. aan not bra1s
anoetiteos, men pasier beoii for ct nun.
blao.
"en 6ilien fra ct 6iem". GOrmsgSa
en- YtRbiten.
"8oribaloi". On befienbt Strrns'
"aom % ie-" San life brugss.
"8rGplontnine". Tette 9bema tr papI
en- beOre artifeI.
"3Iot ON Genfosen". Basier tt'tp ''
men tan sobt bru9es anbetiteoS 'sa
bet.
"8u ital elite Serren bin SUB. w
alminoeliet Stof. Il
"ggne 3anfer" er blot ~ pIoIiF'
Opmuutrine til at iiubere 2litronorfl
"Nogle 3raf ira Tigteren German v
ter @eSisls eiu". Sor bet fsriie paT PaD|
Naun Sobau German Wesiel % F|
relten er bet Haue Sfrpner.
"SammerSbuS~. Sar ingen Jn's'''
"Strstanter al 5ruls" er for 'all's.
g Mibisans 5rustbalte' tan y
BRIGGS iom aorreiponoance. Il
"9et manslsnbe 9eb / alnsritas "aa,
male llnoeruisuin9sipitem". Vase"
iom gpis' Artitel. i
"airieilotie. Snbirifter". SiaI ''""'
inc.
"6uao er 9ptte, o. buem sr lp"'"s
Bill bIiue optaset meb apitillig lp'VS'
&ettelie. I'd
"StattelS Iiben". Sptages; men
lille 5noienbereuS Iorssie.
"Ruooip0rs 9assn". Sptases.
"@il Socialismen Itabe" o.i.pg f"s
tpoeIis for ct iaa rist @mne; oe'"
LANCE 4ibanbIinser.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
sOuor,smonO eooe ia WmueiO.

SOnsrrsmoub Gbsp ira Wnns'0'
tbs 7ss 2iFrih bar sr'Iar'i 10
aaurr al 'slasHbt 9uri'. gins'0rm:
i. gae quluIotisr tur0s iaa me-
&c, ION mulist sirrss ipseiFFe,
.. ale amcrifauFe erOSH't'r %
sabri.parsr turss iau tiItra'i'I's Ss'
IpttsIis
8 aas a~lmiue,lies gIssusns's'
tsssart,isr, ioH iIts ian PFoNn''r''
Ser ! sanseL turcs iucfrTes tcIoir't'
gesfcruoen vilss ies, Tiger ham, p''
mpuSi,e grriissntsa til at opbapf al
snSfrrielstpgo paa Sdrsr, ION tOH'
trru,res al "grufs' ea'r a'mb'na'
ttpRsr.
5an er rsiau ! Garrr a. at &se''
prrsit,tsIvhem,t sjsniuOir'ss 'oa
tor uoirratnms ION mniiSt. SOH'
or.sIeH burbs iammsniaIOes eg'ra'
mrt, troy siter ben ABE Rorts' %
au,,t ps0tuss ct SeitpttsiissforiIds
upen Ssniuu til, snteu bet matte SeHni
bIir bsmU.rottr eltr republitanlt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
Oct itcrite Watsuobytte.
Gn Soma. 6armer aplcr 215 Snib
els paa | Acre.

CLAUS Spbimien bar uuubet Rriieu
ium ben beplte Waisapler / be Sore
ne0e Stater. San er bleuen tlls
tienot ben al Soma Seeo 60. / 9sS
Ntpines / ben N%uleonius Opitiueoe
Nremie for bet ItgrIte ubbptte al bet
upe "Sowa Siler Wtine Corn" pau /
Icre. Str. SodimIeu apleoe Ia, 100
Hunb Waisar e0er 2O2 8uibels p9
80 9uno; 70 Buub at oenne Wais
ueieoe "ibeleo" 59a 8uno, ps beresnet
eiter bette ubgioroe belle Qpllnsen paa
en- Icre 2l5 Suibels os 20 Iuno.
Der blep palst ct Stptfe 2ano. lom
maalte 476 Sob / 2engoen os 933
SOB / 8repoen eler 43, 500 &pabrats
fob, bpilfet er 81 &paoratiOo minbre
emo en- Icre. @runoen blep bpbpleIet
ben lobe Mai. ~srunoist barpet, oa ben
lite Wtai blep Maisieben last neo
meo Saanben / Suler, iom befanbt Jig
81 SOB fra binunoen, % iOm fOruo
bar itufne al Gorn'Ilanteren. S,l
S%aaninsen meo9if 1 Bed Mais, os
Sullene bleu oerpaa ttloefteoe meo
6gbberne, buoreiter Sprbsr after bleu
barrett. Den Doe ps lobe NUpember
bleu Waiien bsitet al Wfr. Spdimien
os TO al bans Gabper, ium Osiac tils
iaa 8eluinseu iamnlsn meo andre Bib
ner. 9il Sammenlisnins fan tIeue,
at bet sienneminitIi9e uobptte at Mtais
/ be Sorsnebe Stater er % Yuibels
pr. Gcre. Scr. Su0imien, Der er 81.
fer, bruste 10 2as @isoiel til 2anoet
isr Snoiaanngen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
R%anibaIernes Ompen.
oelle.
Gn 9iesI i GiuiiiiatiOnens Sisnefe.

I'll en- al Eerne / bet title Sau Tom
b'r for mause Gar iioen en- DitsiionGr.
Gnofjgnt bun pioite, at ban reiitersoe
tit 2iu blanot be piloe aanibaler. talte
ban bog brtitis guanseliets Orb blunoi
benz.
CIT Stnno git oft sopt, os be Sno'
'pete lptteoe meS Suteresie til ben orI'
itise Yiistoners mauenbe Orb. Wter
en- Dag tos oeres meunelteeberlfe Gen.
oenier Suerbaano, os uoeu uioere 5or'
maliteter IIos be Dis Iiuuareu libel oe
ipiite bom unoer mesen Ssitioellgbef
til Miooas unber Sspotnsens 8ra'
iioium.
Ser q mesen 5rpo os @anmen.
Men mebens ben itorarteoe 5eit bar
paa fit bsisite, uoitsote 9suOinsen pluo'
ielis ct foriarbelist Sfrls; mems ban
snapeoe paa ct Of Mtisiiunerens Sen,
par ban fommeu i StaOe for at Huge
en- 9tssl. Ss oenne req % leo / bans
FARMER os pOlote bam be ulioellslt II
&ualer.
Ia be Snbisbte iaa fin Sppoine
bGre fig iaa iloe. itisnte be, at be baubt
sjurt en- meset baarlis @jernins, Os al
Mis iionHreuS Sub MI oIite benz in
Sreoe Oper Oeres SDnoer.
Ss itpnoiOmit mulls ienotes Ell
Saao til en al Naboeerne. buor NlS'
iiouen blomitrebe, os benteos en- Wtis'
Iioner oerfra.
Saalebes fan en- Sesl rirte | Gloi'
l%ilatiouens 9ieneite.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
Sra sc Vnfino 9jem.
Ct pinf Tn Uor'atlel, lo"
ON aeoRabsr. lepeoe ct tuiinoe Iar

g.. Mint On 6oriatter, ION
ON SeSfaber. lepeoe et tuiirbe Nar
fsr Dor aiosresnins, fortaler, al pan ~
gelarelfe. oa ban iaa 2icIerns % g'Gl'
oerne poa en- eiterlaoeu Wtanos a8''
han loobe oaiaa marte til, at 8ierOet ON
hans @inooorb par neobruOt NJ III.
sfulbe MI life ri, iom bar ct 2'ua9 az
ire tuiinoe aars Splpsntn9 at role % VI
frnue befienotgiere. at man | Dor oplV'''
3io life mere fnoer Spor al laaoo'
etjpbeslpsbeO2 Nei ben onl|trepNs
Moubs aunbsfeIler er enonu al moe
oct tan bu ouerbepiie big ON, iaar Oh
tent ON Soften eQer ont 8interen 9aar
forbi en- 1orm, buori oen I Juren efier'
laote glous icrer en- triit S'lpGrel'e |
SeIifob meb ben / Igeren pad Stalle
itoaenoe Reaper. BIou9en bar faae'
Butt Ga Rbeumatisme / 6ooen, os Heape'
rem liOer al 9anopiue / StiGre' Hso'taoe'
% 9ariua i 9rnuGrtet, os butS De ooer'
leper 9interen og fan "ootteres" OF '9len'
iaa nil be ooo bliue ct Bar Strontninser
for Reiten at I'm 2iIuGreIie, o9 6ormerei'
bliper tanite ensaue / utioe nsOt til al
oigre en- Sur til Waitine' 6anoleren %
uoiteoe en- Rote paa EFT pen Sum Tor Ell
mn Reaper eler 4loug. Seq 9ao p'oe'
ON en- FABIAN Mano bar SGle iinoer
beaoe fine Sto, % ont bans Born berer
poo mere eno bet enc Gre, nemll9 Oct, ION
be ielp fnoer Tor ecOt at bore pda Naor
Iaerbruoss Geoita berne lite Itol brii9es
mere ON Soften, Dor be brin9eS urtoer
Sag, puoies rene % oIjes mob Hult'
Ger err 8euac / oct arbeioe; oct lsnner
ia. NeOtriperen par for Ell 25 aor lIosr
/ gsis0 hos en- 6armer, Der boeoe ! Burr
DAT SprtuQsi bette (gSiuneibelD Y ountp,
% oeuue Mano bapoe for Stit buer 6gIt,
iaaiuort 6Gaannen par oper, ottage Slaat'
temuItinen ira biuauoen, more ino meo
3alo ale be bIante Steoer. % lGgge
Stptterne opuuoer 9aecti 2oauen. gette
uar enaf be ierite Maitiuer / BRIG, nem'
liz McG ormid8 Moper. 6au bopbe oo
bru9t ben / IA glor % bruote ben / oo'
tilioe glor efter ben 3to. Sctte ertra
Irbeioe bper 6rit betalte fig soot. 4. 4,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

@innsbaap GOuntp, Satnpts, oi'
,uor, TONNE / SsFocelIe al en- 6drH
paa 200 slcres, barb $4,000. )
1894 Ssbe Ritaro 5Orsiau. pan
eitsrluO lite nusst Gsitamsnte sAef
gtrpiuser / bette 9ano, Os bans ar'
oinesr, Tom bpr / GnBlano, 'lios '''e
ifslse SaiuOts's 2Opc ON uOIGnO'n'
osrs Grperst TONNE ScltOoslle o.
hans eitsrlabts Surm pda 26O SereS'
grpinaerues abpu,uter / Su'nO's LOB
Sarmen ialse for ubetalte statts %
tum saa eeuus glaooe | SeFocslls AZ
ben. men M bar States GttOrnsp dr''
laat Gag for at iuu G%ienbommsu t'l'
ii,ubt @musbusu County, % 'irlSs
S.retuins er i 3usbIaosne oil bet peo
Rststerminsn i Gpril TONNE Ssllo'
BELLE al SeuHe paroiiulbe gienopm.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Gen ups pnlste guusrner / Spo
7utota, Gee, er en- al be itgrite 2ano'
eiere / etaien. Son bar benimpo
5000 Gcres 2anb / Clap Co., bppr
ban Dor, pg bssioruosu itUrs etrrts
uinser / mango andre Counter / Stas
ten
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

fOmmsr ueentpil III of flptie bib % DO
bos benoes 5oosr. Gait. guoerienS
9eseme brIusss Cusbos Gften, ben
23oe. i'll RabiiOn % ituI bssrapsS Der
Den iglaenee Taa.-"Gmerifa.1
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

q Ulititere % 8laorspurtsre bar MI
enpeIie iaaet iiiouo ct Snbinet for
Maior Wea inlsp. Oct bsftnnr az 'sl'
aenS. mer sIsr minore bsfjenotc To'
Iitifsre:
uosurissminiter, Spbn ebsrman,
Ebiu.
Stuausmiuiitsr, @slipu Sinslep,
Roine.
arrssminifer, %. R. @srriam,
Minneiota.
Slouoeminifsr, Cornelius q. Bills,
Nep gOrt.
Sufits miniiter, @atban @Oii, @sit
girsinin.
gunminiitsr, Ssnrp 6. 9upue, @is'
epnfn.
G8erbruss mtuifsr, 9rmmsr @ap'
mere, California.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Spiltsn ouo:u Sto!e / 0orooefen
aisr iaa meget, iorai bore unse Gutter
pg 9iser fan iaa Guleonius iii at err.
busrpe fig en- COB u~Obanuslie. iom DC.
corab Snitituts? siolebsser irii, %
Rot S1.25 pm usen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Chen Soften n~aturIis NOT c rStt bsisite
maal for pore gnier, 90 plistcn nsopens
biapis sr ben belisit &stteincr for bore
@i,rninssr, tan Der lite bore nOssn SarmOni
/ bort Sin, unDtassn Dor Spite itaar i Sams
Hama meo Dor Yiigt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

"a lea M bar brust ben nDe Spnnitins
SsuSpsnnen" | O Maareoer. Fan ieg beptone,
at ben er | ale Geie gp6 o. iilireositllenhe
oa Iiaelaa Dob iom be E%aItiner, Der ialges
az Gaenterne for 90 Dollars. 60. 9aano,
@ppbpear. MiS.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29
Siiferierne.
GiIbefift I.

Oct Tube 10 sgentlis pGre bet. oe'
M bapbs at bolbe aip / 6iiteriberst'
uiuesrus, iIripcs zen Soe bs. Ner
StpriiIosu inar irucr meo at sjpre Of
bet iumme 9uos ION Gsoiilcen.
8 tiblissre gar bar GitlanosfIfe
MI OGrei paa tit bpieite. Sfjur I. Gr..
oa Der fet i,te q nusct rist Site,
baboe man paa benue 9io en- inmle'
5ausit Of ca. 60, 900 5pnoer; iadi
uanr 6ausfisn life iutOt $4,000. 2s'
er in9en ylouget poa Glib uosr'Oi
apteu, men ben fommer life Or no.
2ano % Itaar life bsit not | ganSst
III Of man fan naa ben. Grfarre Sol
paoItanr, of 8e,ret er Gtpio | bette
De uprolise ginoe % 5ralanositrrul
men | Gpsrfaoea eisr. at be eurt
9onolas bl;per for lobe % for liosI
ialtboIoigs til, at Siloen tau life Iia
Der. Som Der Ell oroeutli9 Ssnoen'
tulins, ION Iunee bripe Roroisens
parmere os ~ioltsre 8ano inb / 9niten,
iua tror man, at Silbsu not bible lao
5glae.
Smiolertib sunr 5ibsn. 81 er iuari
mlot / December, % man fan pente, al
StpriiIoen mar! pil be9puoe at tabe
pub. 8 alO Der ieuere Fuloe blloe
nOeet uGuneprrOist Site, iaa oil Sang
ten mere ps mere tOmme til at bsitaa
al 2OmfiIo, ben miuOit eitsripnrste %
OuarIIsit betalts SiIoeiOrt.
8aa 8eiiipiten bar GtOriiloffei
9iOrt no9st mere no al is. Oct be'
epnote peb 9Grsne ubenior Romsoals'
iloroen, men Der er bet III iorbi. 0ten
ueo Sguore Ssnompre og / Norore
Sergenbus Nmt bar s iterue siort rlss
t,9 gpoe G%urretninser. Deb Wnlbseu
|. Gr. fol Der baue pRret siort St9ne
paa 10000 MlaaI, % ct enfelt 9tot'
log iial bape bupt en- Sprtieneite a
10000 SIR. ct Telegram al isaar
mslper, at Der i Serp, Ssnore Ssnc'
msre, sr fat ct St9us paa iIsre tuiinot
Ssnosr. 9arnii Itet paa be aanter Ell
o iaa spot; maE latter Saaoene
S9ttet. 8aa StrBset Sanosbapn-
5lnouar-8uuos (ssnomsre) ba,
@arnfi.erne i be iiOite 2pse iiar be-
ret belpise.
Iriien paa isrit Glib er foritieait
paa be iO~ritlelIj9e etsber. Gen beua'
ger fig mcIem 8 Us IL Sit. @taaltsn
ben.
Deb SpenFefnIten bar beIer ifiI
Storiiloeu iaar paa lanst n9r stpet
oct llbbptte, lom ben pleier at sisre
Men bet sr bog bebre emo hos Os
Get ~ipenife Siloeilte bar aIereoe sipe
ab1tiaiat opsr 100, 900 Tsnoer.
Be ppriee Sifterier er BET for Sioel
life fort at berette ON. Ieiret ba,
oslaa M i nosen 2io paret iaa tor
menbe lanss 8plien, at bet / &eselel
bor p9ret uaigrliat at lippe 0anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Spao Cha @bceIsr gSiIeor tiger til aors
bel for aOriettst, CT btiegnenos not. 0un
flyer, bun isler fig iaa mlttttt, naur bun taaer
DC tai, at bet sr en- ianO 6OrnVislit at bare
oetl
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Humboldt College pays your Car
Fare. Board, room and tuition, only
S-2.60 per. term. Term begins Jan. 5.
For catalogues addres j. p. Peterson, or
\. L. Ronell. HUMBOLDT Iowa. 1912
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Sc ppriee 5iiterier er BET for Sioeu
life fort at berette ON. Ieiret bar
oslaa III / noeen Tio p9ret iaa flor.
menbs ianss 8plteu, at bet / &sseleu
bar p9ret usisrlist at Hippo 9anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

geb SpenFefplteu bar beIer iff'
Storiiloen iaar paa lunst nar give
oct llobptte, lom ben pleier at sisre
Men bet sr bog bebre emo hos Us
Get ipenfe SiIoeiIie bar aIereoe sipe
aoItiaist opsr 100, 900 Tsnper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-29

Sm De Stunt, / bpilte ri oaslis ops
buloer ps, % / bpilie ri ipper ON Nats
ten er iusiiae - ipm ri fnloer bet -
o. iom 8plss bsrdi uiunbe at behO, er
ct spsrssmaal. meo bullet pl oite %
NIB 8ette beifiaitiser os. iier naar pI
er Ilptteoe ino ct nplis ppiDrt GUS.
buts Mure life fan antases enonu at
uere i%uloitanois tprre. elcr naar ui,
for at uGune ct anoet @rempsl, bebor
en- Yiaa. Der lisser temmelis laut i
5Orbolo III BEN omsiuenoe Saue.
Spsrssmaalet fan imioiertio life be.
iUarss | en- Saanbpenoius; tbi ct Rum
fan iarbeles bel, feet fra ct bpsieniF
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04

when. just at the critical moment, q
hen from the poultry yard, with loud
cackle. flew from her nest into the
very midst of the swarm.
"Drat dat ole fool hem" heard I'm
Gle Isham say. and 1 thought the game
was ended. ..r-
What those bees and that hen really
thought. 1t was impossible to state
with accuracy. but they evidently
seemed to think that some mutually
reacting kind of cyclone business had
been let loose in their midst. For q
moment or two there appeared to be
just a cOnglomerate mixture Of bees
and hen in midair, and by and by,
when they came down. they were liter
ally all there and all together. The
queen. who had no doubt been knocked
perfectly silly" was comfortably es-
tatlshed on the hens back. while the
whole swarm chung around her. The
poor hen was bedecked from tip to
beak. and could not move a feather.
Uncle Isham, very much surprised at
the turn of affairs, got a box and soon
had the swarm safely hived. much to
the poor hens relief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
ANCIENT BUILDINGS.
4 Mystery to the Learned Men Who
Have Studied Them.
From Tid Bits.

For centuries past the ingenuity of
learned men has been exercised un the
Noraghe of Sardinia. but to this day
they have no more been able to dis
cover the origin of these famous build
ings than had the Romans before them.
They are unable to say whether they
We're used for toEbs u" fire temples.
for trophies of victory, for observa-
tories. or merely for human dwelling
places.
More than 5000 of them have been
counted in Sardinia, standing on artl-
fetal mounds thirty or sixty feet hish,
ana meaSui ing at the base 100 to 300
feet in circumference. They are us
ually in the shape of towers, built with
immense blocks of stone, roughly hewn
with hammers. No cement is used in
their structure, nor is there any in
scription to indicate their origin.
a low entrance at one side leads into
long and lofty passage, communicat-
ing by very low door with doomed
chamber beyond. On either side Of this
small cells have been formed in the
walls. a spiral staircase, rising steep
ly from the dome, leads to another, but
somewhat smaller chamber above. and
again beyond this to the broken top
of the Noraghe.
Nothing has been found within these
buildings and to this day their eX-
istence is mystery.
In the same vicinity other buildings
have been discovered, which are no less
puZzling to antiquaries. The general
opinion is that they were built for the
purpose of burying giants.
The most interesting archaeological
mysteries of this country are the Denes
Of Essex and MiddleseX. They are
perpendicular shafts sunk In the earth
with lateral caves at the bottom, but
the purpose for which they were dug
out has never been discovered. 1t Is
possible, however, that they might
have been used as granaries, or even
as places of refuge in time of trouble
The Rathes of Kerry form an inter-
esting study, the only conclusion that
has been arrived at, however, being
that they were inhabited at some re-
mote age by a race Of dwarfs. The dis
trict Is covered with hundreds Of green
mounds, beneath which, when the
earth has been removed, II is seen that
there are tiny underground buildings
A small opening. through which u
man Is barely able to crawl on his
hands and knees, gives access to the in
closed and walled-in space beyond
which Is divided into several smaller
chambers. Each one communicates
with the other by small hole, a simi-
lar aperture being made in the outer
wall for the purpose Of ventilation.
A rude fireplace is sometimes found In
remote corner, but no outlet beyond
the holes for ventilation is provided
for the smoke. Very little more than
this is known about these mysterious
habitations.
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Del, Lack. and Western.
Effect Monday. October 10. 1898.


Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex.
press for New York and all points East,
i.4o. $50, 5.lI. $50 and 9.j5 a. M: 20 and
3.S33 +. m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadel.
phia and the South. Sis. 500 and 9.55 a. m. ;
lilo and $50 .. M.
Washington and way stations. 3.45 D. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, 610 p. m.
Express .or Binghamton, Oswego, FL.
nina, Corning. Bath, Dansvi!le Mount
Morris and Buffalo. 1929, 2. IS a. m, and / IS
d. m, making close connections at Buffalo
to ali points In the West. Northwest and
Southwest.
Bath accommodation. 915 a. m.
Binghamton and way stations. los d. m,
Nicholson accommodation, 5.15 p. m.
y Binghamton and Elmira express, SIS
Express for Utica and Richfeld Springs,
2.35 a. m, and 1.55 p. m.
Ithaca 2.35 and Bath 9.15 q. m. and Les
For Northumberland, Pittston, Wilkes.
Vile, making close connections at North.
cumberland for Williamsport, Harrisburg.
Baltimore. Washington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate sta.
tions. co. 9.55 a. m. and !. IS and 800 D. m.
Nanticoke and intermediate stations, sos
and 1l.e0 a. m. Plymouth and intermediate
stations. $40 and SAT p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detailed information. pocket time
tables. etc. apply to N. L. Smith, city
ticket office. s2s Lackawanna avenue. or
depot ticket office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
UNCLE ISHAM AND THE BEES.
An Old Hen, Much to Her Own SOr.
row, Went to His Rescue.

Woodbine. Miss. Corr. Philadelphia Times.
Uncle Isham was whitewashlng at
our place the other day, when swarm
of bees in full wing CHANGED TO per-
wade the atmosphere. Now, bees are
much dearer to the heart of Uncle
Isham than whitewashing. though
whitewashing is his profession, SO
was not surprised when the old man
dropped his brush head and ears In The
bucket strightened his crooked back
and hobbled rapidly up to the dor:
Gimme de dinenr bell. mistis," he
said. excitedly.
what is it?" asked.
Bees" he whispered, and I got the
bell. I knew the old mans weakness.
Besides, 1t Is not uninteresting to see
a swarm of bees hived-from a perfect
ly safe distance, understand. The bees
showed some signs Of making a raid
on honeysuckle vine that was in full
bloom on my trellis, but the queen
seemed dainty about making a land
ing. She buzed and whirled and shifted
with the swarm at her heels till the air
was black with bees, but resolutely in
the midst. with his bell ringing, stood
Uncle Isham alone and unprotected.
yet with his face to the foe. I couldn't
tell whether the swarm was moving
with the old man or he was moving
with the swarm, the bees were so thick
about him, but the group kept uD q
continual migration till at last the door
of my little poultry yard was reached.
"A heavily blossomed rose bush grew
just beside the gate, and upon this, at
length, the queen seemed to have
made up her mind to light. She made
dive downward, the swarm following,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-04
PER CAfITA DEBTS OF EUROPE.

1t will be news to most people to learn
that according to the latest statistics ev-
cry baby born in France is from its birth
9?2 francs 80 centimes in debt The ma
tional debt of France is greater than that
of any country in the world, amounting
to 30. 425 600 600 francs or about 81 0S5 900 0y)
After France, gay Portugal Is the big
gest debtor. Each little Portuguese who
comes into the world Is 6Q9 francs in debt.
King Humbert of Italy rules over SUBJ
jects whose share of the national debt Is
405 francs each.
Tho debt of the Germans is 2131, 900 900
francs, much less than that of France. The
French pay an average of IS francs taxes
each year. while the German tax averages
A francs per individual. This Is because
the republican form of government, as
practicsl in the land OF the lily, Is more ex-
pensive than the morarchial
Another reason why Germany Is better
off financially Is because her population Is
on the increase in spite of the enormous
emigration yearly. Germany Is the most
prolific and France the least prolific coun-
try In the world. When DIR. Roux made
his discovery of anttoyin as a remedy for
fiphtherla he was ha led as a savior in
France. where % per cent. OF the popu-
lat,on fall a victim to diphtheria each
year