davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

Sbi | en- sibsalber, Der iaalsbes
Tom Dor faratteriIeres peo inpuItriel,
bsmotrdtit og frebelig Qualification,
er bet Hart, at psneene er bet auer
forremiie @ttionsmibbel. pg at De,
idmIeoe | fore Wusier. i~nbsbolber en-
nGiten nimobitddelis Strait. Den,
iom eier en- balp MiIiarb 6rants, sr
nutiIoags ben pirteliae 9eros. Spers
meneitet, tunite life meoretts, men Saa
er bet. San inotaesr famine pIaos
Tom ari9sbsboinsen | be samle Qris
I%totrotier. Sar ban Chit til Mugtsn
og Gone til at BRUCE ben, forituar ban
Guniten at dnpsnbe I'm u~mdaoelioe
Rigoom til at ftaHe i'm S~nbfpoelie
oper Wenneiter pg Sing. fan ban blioe
9e9ipenbebernss, giIbeiligbebernes
% Sampittigbeoernss Serre, foranore
i'm Ratipns StiGbne os ftabe bens Sis
itorie, III be forItielige 8lGoer,
8uloet er iituno til at ioritaHe, ipnes
ben mig at MATTE pGre ben ~Itsrite, eff
ter Sor9ootbefinbenbe at bsp9ge benz
meIigbeosfuloe menneIteli9e Wtusier,
fsle, at man influerer paa beres
StiGbne / Rutiben % 5remttoen. Oct
er merfp1rbtgt, at blanot benz, for
bosm bet pilbe gre muligt at image
oenne Nbbelie, bibtil alene "&olosIen
Rbobes" bar tilitaoet Jig ben. aanife
ban bog life er ben eneite, men Blot
ben fsrite, tbi por Qualification er fun i
i'm 9egDnbslie. &anIte bore 9Gtltns
ger bill Ie &rsius'er afleIe Songerne og
&eiierne % BRUCE Ytiuiaroer Tom
8aaben | Sdmpen pm !Serreosmmet
ooer Rationerne. Seq bill life iige,
at benne SimHres 8irteli9beo ibnes
mig meget enIteligt. Sg bet er gobt,
enboer Sing opfploer fin geItemmelie,
% jsg bar libt panitelist pso at fro, at
Hiobommens eneite 4npenbelle er be-
itemt til at bore iaa plump pg talent
Ips, Tom ben til 9uto bar pGret. Men
i9runben taller ieg iom ben blinbe ON
5arperne, pg bpis ieg eieoe en- Mils
liarb, pilbe jeg bore / iterre S~orlegenz
beb eno nogen anben, meo bporoan jeg
itulbe baunotere bet mGgtige pg tpms
plicereoe SnItrument.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

foa smuatpQinser liae fra ben tibIohe @aar til ben ieneTc
SGit, og ben, Der bar "Sprin9 Gbidens" at iGlge, naar ingen
Inoen bar, ban iaor tine 9oot betaIt. Get foriitres, at be
npeite % ~forbebreoe Mai1iner eiper fuloitanbio Satisfaction.
On anoen COB ssnIe. Raes
er be fra 5rantrige neofanneOe SoubanS. De lagger n,auoe
cs iiore gGe, o9 pil poerit iielOen ru9e. De bliuer ooIoa peo
at feoe8 ct Bar Tiger on SGfeu rigti9 runoe % tlnoe, ioa Sc
tcnmer pel meo en- Su8bolonng, NPen Der er ben ;}nSpeno,
ing mob at boIoe benz u0e paa en- 5arm, at be bar en- beilia
Top paa SopeOet, iaa tor, at be life fan ie i~puoerliot, minbit
opao, os oerfor opoager be en- 6sa isrit, naar ben iiooer poa
Gpesen al benz; oa er bet imiolsrtib for tent. Ginrbetlabnin.
Ger er patfer ipra9let; iee par aItiO forngiet ineo benz, men bet
par Ell Sn ieg boISt oGm-
Sons til eIaat,
Sons Dor BELT globes ON 6Oien; man ipqrrer Sorerue
ino for ig, Ssnerne Tor zig, 90 garets gnQel oaiaa alene. 9f
FORTE SIaSs Dor alle, man bar, Io9tes, meomirore Der iulbe
pore Roget aparte po en- euer onoen al benz; bebit err bet
bet Ysinofe a%noetbpert Gor at itaiie ig npe, BELT al en- dob
Nate, Der iparer til oct 6ormaaI, mon bar meo 6snieapI. Snl.
ltn9er, Der meo 2iocn bIiper iOrtrinlige garpe. Soner. eQer
Spring ebidenS" Tor giorteOet. Dc lette % Ietpinote Ssuer
lager DC fefe sG9, be tinee roliee lqgger lille mouae, men
Dc betaler nc peo I'M S19t raor De ilo9tes.
StaI III 6gns iGtteS pno "@isiti", iaa trauoes its hsrs
Spbolo at pare len9ers en- {, boiit 3 Tiger; paa ben 9io ioor
man Dem Iaa feoe, iom man Tan gnIte. Stal man beriroh
i1lee Dem eftsr gagt til Opiipbsre eler Slaotere bo fon man
9ierre 9lsoe benz Ell bel gIaoneb. De bsr, iror be irttss inn
Tor at fssss, faa Ppsr DAG 8 soNs @aaI; bet Fblts irar for ).
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
9riffeOanen, /
se"s WeoeIise Sirtai,I
ia" %oeerfontrnes bal
CT hmpel @aas,,
alf0b'lsns Sn0FposIis sas
oerre % booroan ben io,s..1
Sgitemst.
spiritnos srii % ssHs 6ola,s s,,,,I
pa'bstif'e %eruer, RaDtn % g.,
men. SOurOaa :, ,au
forctpg0cs.
SS'rSaH seai@ret eitsr sSirituota =,
leo peo natnrIiec Tiol,, W

Splsenbe er en- tpoelia Gc-r.
ben Snoplrining, iom Qlt9h0I s,.
ltemet, ttllt8emeo no9le c,ertsS w
bporoar bette fan mOotlrmgrs
Grit foritprrer be jpmg6tIss,.
% oil enbo9 BoelG3se bette ir,s,As
tlgc Heroeipitem. '"'''a
Sor at betlGmpe o. pptrp,rN,
bet naturlt9t, at ct StDrtsm,oSs y.
mites. w
On almineelis NeroengrIer bill IN.
uorette bet.
9e aIaiinoeliae Rerpef1yIsp Or
lt9beoen lntet anoet eno berpLi1srs, ny
Ge oplloer og 9ienopretter igtS, M.
% ormper mioIertt0lg be uSeri,,
Herper.
De iDmpatbstite Garusr trpr,,.
ter, begeoer ell NerUeie0c iprat Inv,
titano til at be9puoe at arbc,9e RI
er | uoroen, c9i 9r. SlocS5 Gis,.S,.j
Restorative faar be uetpy ben tn.
9lGip. Sen er ben ene!e ll,S,ss
uirter oirette paa DC i0myatbrtjf, ".
Se Spmptonter, Tom oe i1ms,,s
Neroer icrdariager Oeo Wl'cbDIers !
olrtuiua. er SilGlpeu, &irge.,os ,S Il
pine, Spimmelbeb. &oalmc, ES,1F,is,I
%nensdaenoe SuGltrIie. gleoiIaomS |
De tan ltnoreS "a belbreoc5 al 9r 81
@lenppretter Restorative. icm III
moooirter 3ruttenltabeua itaseiot III
On 9ranters heitl9e &e8lrr sfltr III
er ct al be iiRrfeite 8epis Vaa Be-, n
ipm be ipmpatbettite gterver uSpnr
Oct meunclteli9e SpIteny ipr0t Ost :,
Garia9et uoeIutfenoc Of DC an0rstR
ipmpDatbetIite Geruer.
SierneH pil. tanDEnOe, iiCmss Inn,
oct ooeruGlOeuoe Cu1fe eitcr cit 2trrI
iom De oprgrte ipmpatbrtiite R,r5r !
taIoer, er | 2eaelen itrr!ere cno @i,ttrI
9e ipmpatbetilte gtCroty mal mid
opiriltes, iorat Se9jGret Tan itaroRA, |
vi maa auuenoe Ell Nicolcln. Der vi !
benz iitano til al unopRye GltmuIart-}
2ette oil 9r. Chops 81 uovystr
storative) meo Sisbeo uorette.
Gr. SboppS @ieupprctter (Res,cu1
or Den ereiie WteOic II. Tom uu1frfna |
pRret beitemt Ill ipecleIt at UirIt IA
lDmpatbetilte Neruer.
Sen tar tureret man9eu en- 7rcr,s|
ben ingellQe Nppettt, % bar 9lenaVs |
ben table Silietrait.
Den ptrter pla en- nib. ratrrlia "
% Der er inaeu iarli9e giuIJ9btoy i'll
bet meo oerts Srug.
Zen belbreoer 9pspepila, glr.rj
NDreip9e, Slertst!np, o. andre llpIs1|
be inore Sr9auer, buls RoO o. l9nj
er ct ipgt IpmpatbetiIt RerOsiptsm.
~iicruer Ga % meO ben Gni
men.
9r. Shoop3 @ienppretter lResDra}
fan crbpIocs paa ethoert peIforiuaa VI
elers nil DEN blIue icnot. pr. grgyts 4
I'll bpiIfenipmbelit NoreSis, OGo glcs}
fen al Ertien, S1.00 pr. SLATE,
Gn lGrerig Ynmpblet oucr bet 'l-'t
title Nerreipitem oil bltoe ienoi IyIi ~
mooning.
abreSie: Il. G. s. 9toca En- RI
Raciue, gSi5.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
On ,aerfelis gpantng.

Otter GbieasosVranoen tlo'l mau'''
guItuaienet os ben fsberale He9ler'n9S
Der ~itationsreoe Gunftionarer ! laiFl'
Tube 9 aar bialpe fig, Tom be beolt
tunoe. 2e i~apneoe eset Gag Orer So'
psost % muatte lsis fig 8laOs / Br''
pate Suie ~bpuripmbelit, msOets bet
me gOIt5us bar unber CpiCrelie.
Gen 21oe December beoilseoes Der
Of aonsrssisn s2,ooo,o 600 iOm ben
fcrte Suoiats for en- M &s9lerinss'
bpsnins , Gbicasc, og SpfOror'ns I'll
Gutuo bleu uolteot. Zen laraleoe
gum maatts life opsriti9e 100000.
8pssetumteu aleue tOitepe sl,25o,ooO.
Grbeibet iattss itrur i9ang. % alt
git soot, inotil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
teen I 1879 rappurtereoe, at Spstlt'
gen NOT life bar iaa sanite i'm Sroer.
Oct benptteoe Gtenmatericl ipareSe lille
til &~pntratten, 9Rs9cns bar reuneoe
% 9aset iuntet, gieIfelagene bar uoe
al 2inie, % belle Spsninsen fob paa'
itatts.
Zen 3bie Mai 1880 Tpttebe Sntel
Cams Samilie iub, - % "&epara'
tipnerne" ~besgnotc. Gtl bIsie bar Der
Op til 1898 igu @anse pGret bepllset
4enge meo en- iamlet Gum al $780,
900. Sen 3oie Marts 1898 bleu Der
paa Grunb ai 9eroensuoftQiusen poer'
lissre bspilget 100000 til eli M
"5iIbgsninS", % for NaruGrenoe er
Der paa Safe 5rOnt uuoer Spfsrelie ct
"miOlertibist" 9oitontpr til ct Selrb
al $20O,O00 Obi MI ifaI ben samle
Regierinssbpsning, iom aloris blep
iGrois, neoriues, - os Neortpnisen al
oenne oil toit ca. 100000.
Smiblertio blep Der / Snnuar 1894
bsuilset en- Gum Of $4,000, 900 til ct
npt 8pitbas / Chicago, peO bpilfen Gt.
leonIn9 Der al &egjerin9cu uoneuntes
en- M Slass 8eitiQiussmuno, en- aprs
trattDrs Us 5inans' Grtitett - meo en-
aarlis 9gn al $4,000.
s Is Gar bar Spsnirsen prret fars
big ps unoertaitet &eparatipnsr, % i
Is Gar bar Den "%Itauet for 5alo" meo
Spratter i Sag % Srsse. llnosrtiben
bar bet banot, OF fore @ibsTa9 er
tcmmen ieilenoe neo eiennem 9uiten,
aores ieret til Sr. Goitmeitereus So.
peo os ban ielp ps bans a%siienter bar
maattet tp til aialbersn. Gf famine
@runb maatte Dntel Cams 9ommere
% andre 5unttiunarer psiaa for ct
9ar Gar iloen iorluoe SDsningcn %
ig8e fig andre 8uarterer uoe i 8pen.
Ieen bette p8eSe isien Sntel Cams
uosifter meo $50. 900 pr. gtar % braotc
Smtoinln9erne ueo bet samle 8otbus
- Reparatlonerne iberesnet - pp til
100000, meoens bet npe fommer
til at fUite bare $4,000 900. 4 % 5
er 9. Col
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

letter I9 op for ~9ftener, % bette fan uerc moIet 0'Fa
euer oapre, ~operbGlot meo ~tooenoe 8ano, elCr enSna
u'e1t, % no9ct a~itiOIet, for be iaar auleOninB til al 10y
N0 az oct. altTa8s gtfiulO fra SiStteret, to0t % "
oerL tcmmer peI meo.
On 900 9,soiein fpr sous.
llhcture OF Iron, Tom tipbes paa Srrg Stores, Hl
0Sr'te ct 6oritiOnnelies. Mtobel for sons. 9lor bar %
neoet oerat OereS 3ritteponb, at bet imaser Iot osFol
par oen Ttrtnin9, at 6iGrene faor ct lan9t mere h'"7
9unoienoe ~loIeenoe emo eIIers, tbi bette temiite Stof qua
beTnbeuoe.
S8lao en- anSen 6enieenbe or Tincture OF Iron
%o'rt'on't, ne,mlis mar SOuiene fGlbcr 5irr, eLIer, ION y
'es' n1l'ter, J Den 2iO taaler be lite meset, Og 0tT'r
o9'oo 9dpe ipecteIt Pas. @eo Sioen al bet i%aa!tofs wv
eAer n'eo 2tncture t~iIiotte Eri,tepanb, Dor man N@O
HpFl mn''9 atperlina 6pbe, tOat slifaIo fra 6uS0o'4,
t0"N Sen, ltot 8rDnt % gnbet, Der fan itDrle 0e"
'FanaeS: oe Nal faa en- M iiGrbetlGSuing til al p0t'
% Ior oette giemeo nlaa 6onen bope ct iuNot % oe''''
8eh'e' OAR man opnaoct bette, oa bliper ben belle wv.
hh9 en- let sag, BOG itol man life pente iie mango S".:
az pens, Der rr,lter Tent; beore er Oct, on, be tte Ct '%
al 'eoe o9 lla9te benz, tbi 6onS, Der, bpao sGglG6nlug y,
OH %lnterel "ll99er Suote". Dem lDnuer bet 10 u"
pintre.
cpsrsSeome hos sons j
er tte loo ile!oen, iiar hos "9lpmoutb Rod" % VN'
. @'n'noel'8beo tomnler bette al, at be bar tnat y. !
corn at aoe. eorn er lite Dab for Ssus, Der I'aI ta', u
men ont @'ntersH, naar bet sr tOIbt, sr bet ~forIF'''S'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

ioffolb life fra bet eteo, boor p' 'taar'
aanbfabet bar ioettels ct sOe uo'sen0e'
ae i bet gap 7etamente Oitere naUafe
steoer, iOm aapsrnaum, Gorda'h'
gstbiaiba % andre er f%OriuanOHs' %
man er enbpe / lluisbso ON, boor DC
bar unret belisssnbe. 9s tlenote lite
lin geigoeliesoa9.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Spnocn / Yrciteus Sjpffcn.
iGu lamb Siitorie ira SmaaIcrenc, bGrot
for so Nar iioeu.)

8 ben Sib ba bet paa 2~anbsbpgoen
bar uIminbelig Gill, at 8pnberne
jepnlig beisete SpgnepreItens Sjeften
meb Surrringer, bapbe Sle g. / q.
prGite9jelb Itubt en- Sure; ben ftuloe
ban til Y~reIten meo. Saren blep ldgt
/ en- Set, pg meb ben pua 8pggen be-
CAB Sle fig afiteb til PreItegaaroen.
0a ban bar fomen til 8aurben g.,
ait ban inb til Gaarbens Gier, Ser,
meo bpem ban bapoe npget at tale.
Soften meb Saren / lasbe ban / Gn@
treen. Sle fpm ino og bil'te, og Ser
bah BAN IGtts Jig. Sa ban bapoe nos
fsrt lit Grinbe % piloe gaa ptoere,
ipur9te 9er, ON ban ituloe np9et anbet
Steb, for ban gift biem. "Sa," ia
Ole, "jeg ital up til "6ar" msb en-
0ars,Ipm ieg par iua beloig at faa
uot ioag tiblig." "9et er pent at
big, 0le, at bu buffer pua preitens
9ieffen," Ia Ser, "nu ital ieg rigti9
al big en- COB Dram, ps iaa Ital bu
tage benne pibe og rege liot, for bu
gaar. 9st batter life iau meb big"
Ole tutteoe pg giprbe fig tilsooe meo
Srdmmen % 9iben.
Ser, Der bar en- COB Spilppmuger
% n9rebe llpilje mob Breiten, hapoe
ubtGntt ct pubs, Tom ban piloe eisre
baabe BAN pg Ole.
San Tom thu, at Der paa Gudrben
bar en- bib Sat. timber Yaaituo, at
ban MATTE ub / 5jsiet og ie til fine
Sisr, bah ban Sle ON at pente, til ban
tom igien. per fit fat / ben bpioe
aattepuIen, flpg ben libel, tog Saren
ub af SGtten ps itat &attsn inb iitez
ben % tnptter for Soften.
Sle fab imebens inbe / Stusn og
anebe intet onbt. Ger Tom inb, itj4nz
tebeOle enbnu en- Dram, pg iaa rus
fleoe Sle afiteo til Yreitegaaroen.
aommen ino / YreItens aiptten
trdf ban Somfruen, ium ban bah
meloe "5ar," os Sle g. hapbe meo en-
liben 5orarins tig aisftenet.
Spmfruen melote bett for Yreiten,
Der tom ub / Sjsttenet for at tatte.
Ole ia: Seq bar en- Sare meo til
Sar ioag, ON ban Ell bill forImaa".
Sat Itul bu ba", IA Preiten.
Sle op meb 9aren at Setten, Sons
fruen tpg mob ben, itubiebe libt % uos
breb: "Su fore @erben, bet er 10 en-
8at."
Gfterat baabe 9reiten % Ole peb at
betragte 9bret maatte fanoe SOM
fruens Yaaitanb, beepnbte Sle at
graate os ia: "9et bar ba Sars, ba
jeg ftaut ben, bet iaa ieg paa "Sra"
bans"
Yrsitsn tGntte fig ON en- Gtunb;
faa ipurste ban: "Sar bu bGret inoe
bos nosen pua 8eien bibpOer, Sls9"
"Sa," la Ole % nGpnte 8aaroen,
bpor ban bapbs pGret inoe. Der bar
hi bet," IA preiten. Seq ital ba'
ben Mano / Grirpring."
Sle eit iorsmpoig biemoper eiter
benne "&ataitrcfe" ps turoe aIoris
mere TONNE meb JorGrinser til pre-
items Gisttsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

gt piper ct Iireurt Gatauti fer ct la u
Ngue ri iIlger. j
laarnet CT bet beoit 'oritrutr'Ss % 1
Staa!taarn tilpiriet.
Sirip cfier Dor tnuitrereee Sata!'S OF" !
msuer, &afteiismaHiner, Srs'aanaI1
2%ietsmpasr, SooertuGrns' seHe''1
1amsnariner. 2iGoIer nip.
S. FREEMAN & SONS M!tI
49, Bridge So. RACINE. WI
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
TDe ~2ofomotipcr 1895.

Der er / be 5ureuebe etater 10
aOmpanIsr. Der uoeluttenbe siuer fla
al ineo at fabrlfere 9OtOmptiuer. 9i
otsie bar De II , bet i~orlDbue 9lor
aleoeret ilere emo sluret ifOrueien, po i
bet Sele er Der / 1895 ubienot l,1O9
npe 2Otomotioer, mebens GaQet 1894
beISb Jig til Cos. vi 5ragt, Serubane.
oosne bpgseoes i 1894 1909, i glnrct
1895 itss Gntauet til 31,SO3.
SrisSiaetter til sfauoiron,.,
uotGrot8es paa ale SinIcr til luueIte griier
hos Y. gtortenien q Co.'S Spueo.aoutpr,
l4O 9. &in5ie Str, Gbicuao. SlL,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
"Waar. bror 90 bpofH'
at aaa Daa Sagt."

Zen bebite Hunters and Trapper's Gulls
ttnoe uo9tott. Treble Spla9, copytgoes
Spifrtft foiteoe ps $50. tHnblHed Il
btno 80 Gents, Siinbbiuo "a Gents goa5.S
itGnbig gtarieoSrapport ienoes gratis, "''r
Northwestern Hide 4 Fur OoI
RToH bette 9Iao. Minneapols i
The morning times., 1896-08-09

When de da rs am hot an dusty,
An nah throat am DIR y an thusty,
Den I loves yo', nah melyun,
Deed 1 do!
is thinkin' OF yo' sweetness.
Fo' yo' are nah life's completeness,
An nah heart is fo'evah
True TO youi :,
Yas. 1 wants yo' ev'ry minute
An dere's nothin' else dat's in It,
Fo' loves yo', nah melyun. 70,
Yes, loves yo', loves yo', loves yo',
oh, I loves yo', nah melyun
Deed I dol
j19G
When de days grow wahm an wanmah
Den Sigh fer yo' nah chahmah,
An loves TO- to git outside
OF yo'i
Yo' may talk erbout yo' berries,
An yo' canterlupes an cherries,
But de melyun beats dem all, it
Sholv dol
Just take one wit plenty icin'-
GoIlyi What's dab mo- fnticin'?
oh, loves yo'. nah melyun,
Yas. loves yo', loves yo'. loves yo'.
Deed loves yo' nah meiyun, =.
Thro' an tbroI
Hobart
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
International Arbitration.

The real obstacle in the way of inter-
national arbitration is not so much a
lack Of efficacy in the method as: the
lack of disposition to try it. The sys-
tenn Of arbitration necessarily presup-
poses that nations desire an amicable
adjustment Of their differences. Such
an adjustment may be prevented either
by a willful opposition to it or by the
adoption Of a style of controversy that
will render argument impracticable.
Against such obstacles it is difficult to
contend, since their direct tendency and
effect is to bring about collision be-
fore an arbitrator can intervene. It is
obvious that arbitration can no more
afford an absolute safeguard against
such contingencies than can system Of
municipal law absolutely prevent men
from attempting to settle their differ
ences by fighting in the street, if they
desire thus to revert to primal condi-
tions. Yet severe penalties, strictly en-,
forced, may reduce such chances to a
minimum, and it is conceivable that q
scheme of international action might be
devised so comprehensive as to render a
resort to war exceedingly difficult and
hazardous. The Possibilities Of Per
manent Arbitration in Century.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
BOXING AT oLYMPu.
Whore tho Fierce Conabafs Wsre Esusl,f
Almost to the Death.

Whore tho Fierce COUbo41 We're Fought
/ Almost to tho Death.
They were cautious, these two, as IL
Xenokles fully realized the power and
achievements Of his opponent and
Glankus wished to test the guards and
attacks Of an unknown rival before pro-
ceeding to fight in earnest. The sun was
already declining toward the western
sea. An hour had passed The specta-
tors grew Impatient We're the boxers
contending only to weary each other in
holding up the weight Of their armed
hands? Such fights had been, but diff
ferent tactics were looked for from
Glaukus They knew him for no cow
ardly tifer. Xenokles, too, must be Of
good heart to face so famous fighter.
See! Bid I not say it?' cried q
Krotonian.
Without warning from eye or muscle
+ Glaukus had suddenly closed with his
opponent; but, to his evident astonish-
ment, the other, without trying to evade
| the rush, met it with blow full on the
chest which resounded through the sta
dion. Glaukus' career was checked, but
Xenokles, not satisfied with this, now
! sprang forward and struck again and
again with all his strength, until Glau-
,, kus rallied from his surprise and, tax
ing advantage of an open guard, brought
his rival to earth.
The Messenlan was on his feet almost
| as soon as he touched the ground The
combat was no longer tame. Both men
were wounded and bleeding, but they
came together like raging bulls Their
| great arms swung through the air,
raining down blow after blow, while
the clashing Of brass upon brass, as they
| guarded the strokes, rang like the forge
| of Heph8stus.
''Will not your Alyte interpose?'
exclaimed the Mede
''The rules forbid it, said Evander,
''but whoever kills an adversary loses
his crown. Ha! That was too much for
the Messenian. See how he sways and
drops his hands!''
''Now, Glaukus now!'' screamed the
crowd. "Strike ere he recover!''
| But the wary Krotonian paused to
watch the effect of his last blow. He
knew that the limit Of human endur-
ance had been almost reached, and he
wished to conquer with as little danger
to his foe as possible.
HE has judged we'll, said Evande1
as the Messenian sank down. "Glaukus
is too practiced a boxer to risk losing a
won victory. IA Day at Olympia, y
by Duffeld Osborne, in Scribner's.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
One Correct Answer.

An amusing little story was told a
good many years ago in connection with
Governor Mattox Of Vermont At one
time he was chairman of the committee
appointed to examine candidates for adj
mission to the bar of Caledonia county.
He reported that one of the candidates
was, in his opinion, unqualified, having
answered correctly but one of the ques-
tions put to him. q .s. ..sE.s.
Only one? Well, what was that?''
asked the presiding judge.
81 asked him what a freehold estate
is, . replied Mattox i.
e Important question: ? said the Judge
"And what was his reply?'
He made it without the least hesita-
ton, - said the chairman, with twin
kle in his eye. ''Of course that fact is
in his favor: .=.s &;
well, what did he say?" asked the
judge, with some impatience.
He said,' returned the chairman,
'that he didn' It know. = Youths Com
panion.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
SUGAR MAKING IN CUBA:
The Crude Methods That Were In. Us
b. $500 Twenty, Years Ago.

The Crude Methods That Were In, Use
+r-' Twenty Years Ago.
Twenty years ago, in those times Of
slavery and high prices, but little atten-
ton was given to machinery or engi-
neering. Planters were content to get
what tonnage of cane they could from
an acre of land.
The cane was brought to the sugar
house, where the laborers slowly put it
on the carrier, passing it to the mill,
where it was rolled or ground between;
the rolls of a three roller mill to extract
the juice, getting an extraction Of so
per cent out Of a possible IS or 88 per
cent Of the whole weight in the cane
The cane was brought to the sugar
house ''train,'' which was a set of four
or five kettles set in brickwork, having
a strong fire under the smallest or
''strike" KETTLE. The flames passed un-
der and around all the kettles, the I'M
consumed gases escaping through a
chimney. The combustion was so imper-
feet that at night flames could be seen
many feet high, coming from the top of
the chimney.
The largest of these kettles received
the raw juice, and there it. was lined
and skinned as the impurities rose. 1t
was then ladled to the next kettle in
succession, each time being thickened in
density and reduced in bulk by evapora-
ton until it arrived at the strike"
kettle, where a skilled attendant knew
the exact point at which to stop the fire
and ladle out the mass into the crystal
lizing pans, in which it was>allowed to
COOL.
In few days it was firm enough to
be taken out, placed in hogsheads and
allowed to drain in the storehouses,
losing at least one-sixth in dripping mo-
lasses. The hogsheads were then repack-
ed and placed on carts: and drawn many
miles to the railroad. for shipment to
the merchants stores: at the seacoast,
where they were again allowed to drain,
were repacked, reweighed and sold, thus
piling up an expense account that made
the profits look SLIM but, as sugar was
selling at high Fate, these expenses
could be borne. ~ w. Colwen in Cas-
sier's Magazine.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-04-22
A WINDOW IN BERN.

How the Swiss Maidens Pass Many Pleas
ant Afternoon.
The wide window stills on the third
floor are laid out, not for flowers, but,
in no less characteristic Bern fashion,
| for human occupation. A stout iron rail
runs, at comfortable height for resting
shoulders, round the ledge, on which lie
| red cushions Settled in a corner Of this
high perch sits a young woman, like
hundreds of her fellow townsfolk,, look
ing down upon the world, knitting,
singing and gossiping by turns in the
leisure hour OF afternoon and through
| the long twilight Of the summer even
ings.
Somehow there is fascination in this
Bern habit of perching on the window
sill. It grows on the sitter with use
That brown haired young woman, for
instance, would be hard put to it to live
at all without her window cushions
She is all inveterate chatterbox, but it is
difficult to be hard on her when one
overhears her rapid French, her laugh
ter and her sallies on her neighbors be-
low. She is a Neufchateloise or Gene
voise, and the words run off her tongue
right prettily, in contrast to the brusque
sound Of the quaint Bern eutsch. She
is blessed with ringing laugh, too, and
carols French songs, partly to herself
and partly, five parts out of six, at a
young man engaged in second floor
bureau. He appears at the window usus
ally when the singing begins. She has
been seen to scatter crumbs from the
shaken tablecloth over his upturned
countenance. It may have been acct
dent, but it looked like coquetry. The
song goes on, trilling clear and loud
| through the drowsy calm, and the stu
dent leans far out, to look at the window
| next to his own, not from curiosity
nothing there is novel-but some famil-
lar sights are good to look at every day.
There is little enough to see, too, even
if it were novelty-a box green with
garden herbs, parsley, thyme, mint and
marjoram, two or three pots with com
mon forest ferns and some chrysanthe-
mum cuttings. -Speaker. 7