davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-23
asst week OF the book auction.
New ImnIigratiou Bill.

Cincinnati, Dec. 25.-The report of the
special committee on immigration of
the American Federati ton of Labor was
read Monday afternoon by James L.
Mcbride of Philadelphia. Instead of
reporting a bill, it recommends that the
Lodge bill, No. 1854. now pending in
congress, be passed, and that this be
the recommendation of the American
Federation of Labor to congress and
the president. 1t furthermore recon-
mends that the executive council be
empowered and directed to employ a
competent attorney to draw a bill on
the restrictions of immigration, to be
presented to congress with the petit
ton that it be passed.
Among the provisions Of this pro-
posed bill were these: That foreign con-
suls be emigration agents to pass upon
the qualifications of emigrants before
they set out for this country; that all
immigrants received here should be re-
quired within reasonable time to be-
come naturalized citizens; that paupers
and criminals be excluded; that an ed
ucational test be required; that penal
ties for violation of the alien contract
law be increased
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-12-23
Congressmsn DocI.ory's Tather strlel.en.

Chillicothe, Mo-, Dec. 23.-Rev. w. E.
Dockery a well-known minister of the
M. f. church south and father Of Con-
gresham A. NJ. Dockery, was stricken
with paralysis of the brain some time
Monday night. A physician was sum-
nyoned. but the venerable gentleman
soon became unconscious and his con-
dition is critical. He is 70 years old.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20

Ser iaeoe mango l1lpfter ueo g.
cloner fife use. 5oruben ben fore
Cyclone 9eEas bar oer ueret Minis
ore @pcloner baabe NebraRa, Nis.
iOurt, Rentudp os Ranias. Sbn>
bagsmorsen git en- Cyclone ODER
@ountierne Nariall os Nemoba I
&anias, os bet berettes, at 10 Berz
Toner omfom. s 5ranffort blep
omtrius so Bpsninser ieunet meo
Soroen. men insen blep :rabt.
9e bismlble mSatte ipse miblertibis
Obolo ! be offentl1s 6al1er. 5bn
bags Iften git en- Cyclone oper ben
rorblt9e Del al @abatbo, en- liben
By &anias peb Nebrafalinien.
@n Standardization, en- @lepater og
20 Beboeliesbuie og omtring lise
mango 5ami!ier bleu biemisie. s
5euaca, @ountpieoet / gtemaba
@ouutp. bleu 4 brebt, 25 Bpsninser
bleu soelaat, oeriblanbt @ourtbuiet,
Stolebuiet us ben fatbolRe R1rte.
Set beoer, at 500 MenreRer ct
biemlbte / fiffneunte Bp. s Onet>
ba bleu tre Bgrn orebte. Den pef=
lise 3aluoel af 2auosbuen Bailep.
bile bleo soelast, men ingen blep
orebt. s ben noropeflise 9el af
Naribau County / Rentudp / en- Ii
ben 2anbsbp. iom beber glpa. tlep
en- 80 aar sammel Manb ueb geapn
Sones, bans 6ufiru % tre af bans
Bbrn brebte Sbnboe. 5orreRen
sioroe @pelonen FOR Stabe paa an
bre Steoer / gountiet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
ct Heforut.8 .8tb1totbet for 81.

The Modern Banker, @oobe, 25c.
Man or Dollar, Which? Sort. 25c.
Shylock's Daughter, Bates, Csc.
A Breed of Barren Metal, Benz
nett, 25c.
Money Found, Hill, Banking
System, 25e.
The Rights Of Labor, Soslpn, Csc.
The Pullman Strike, Garuar.
o1ne, Csc.
A Story from Pulmantown, Bead.
Neper, Csc.
How toGovernCh Chicago, 3uttle, Csc.
The Garden of Eden, u. S. A..
s61,9op, Csc.
Illustrated First Reader in Social
Economics for Backward Pu.
pills, 10c.
Seno % 81, % ri bill ienbe Sem
l GGemplar af boer of bisie 8sger,
1910 @ioer. oaro 50 etter @etail,
&ris. 9ette ct ct ipecielt Eilbuo
aleue for tort Gio. Gn enfelt Boo
tan faces Tor ben for bper onfsrte
&ris. senb Orbren inareR muliat
til useblabet. 5erous Soils.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20

9et beber, at oer ueb Nabninsen
Of &eb 2ofe.& &eierpationen ben 15oe
Noi raabeoe nBrre Orben og So, ,ene
mon bauoe uentet, paasrunb al @e9z
men % 5sleu; men oer bill ienere bli,
be en- bel 9el @trioisbeoer for Get>
ten, ba venbuer Lumber Jack og
5meb" longs 2inten banbe paataset
ia at retlebe 6etlerne. Den neft-
fprife paa 2anofontoret @rootfon
Dor en- Rpinbe fra ct. Saul. 0en
fsrfe Dag uar oer omtrins 200. fom
blep ferbis paa 2anotontoret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
Gn Cyclone trdper mango Sire.

On Frpstelie Cyclone biemisate
fife Hreooss @ftermibooe @r1plon
&ountu bet uorolise 9eras, % /
Sherman, en- Bp meo liot ouer 5000
Suobpgaere, er ulptfen rent itrette=
l,e. Wfan ani1aar be omtomnes I'm
tol fra 120 til $50 os be tpafeoes
Nutal til 100. Op til N,obas SIT,
bog uar 2iften ouer obbe / 5btrman
7S. oI h5ilte be 1eae er @esere. oe
omtriug ct 0uiin al be tuaneoe antoz
ses at bile tomme til at op inoen
Nften. 2srooss Wften blep 40 af
be omtomne besrauet. Men Der por
mango, iem enbnu lite Dor aienfuno=
ne. oa @pclonen, bapoe tsrt oem meo
fig euer besrooet BEN Ruiner eiter
Bpsn;nserne. 93oele ct tlepen
9teniunone Deb Sotntns / en- minb:e
@lu, lom saor siennem Bpen. 5or.
uoen be omtomne 5berman er flsre
Omtomne iaanooifrittet % / minbre
Bper.
st Dienoione -fise:. at Gpclonen
5espnote itrots luo for Bpen. So
mprte Sfeer npote iommen, ioroor=
Iasenoe en9po lom ct oelolomt Brpl.
9ereiter iaa oct ut ION gpsen al en-
Sloebrono, nuor ct itgrre gus bran.
Der. Sen traf Bpen / ben ipouenli=
sc bel os rsooeoe en- 100 Yaros breo
Bei siennem ben ueitlise Bpoel.
6uie, 3raer, @iaroer os alt, iom
uar oens Bei. fprtes atfeb.
@n s. %. Bottptd flyer: vSes
uar Sobn ssroines GUS os bgrte
pluoIe!is Carmen of ben fig ner<
menoe Sto:m. Soetiamme leg laa
uo, fbrtes Capt. Berses gus op
Suften ceretter Wtr. SbearerS pu3.
2uiten par iplbt heb fore 9reer oe
al1e Slass @ienfanoe, iom Tan ten=
tea. Seq bleu iom fortrpGst os ior>
feuet; for 1es ioa. at Get fom ret
imoo %. Set por en- fort lan9elte.
lianenoe Stp, iom toifteo % ureo fig
Wioten, men iom ueo ben neoerte
@noe iputes at Rrise ieont frsmab.
Seq tom mig al mtn 5orRrettelie %
raabte til 5amtlien / 6uiet, at ben
sffe maatte saa uo; ies trpstebe for.
at be funoe treffes af bet flpueuoe
9pmmer. 9erpaa fulste ct frpste.
list Bras. % bet par, iom ON pi Hull
be tueles. 30 oft Dor ouer. uar
5uiet borte, os ies % Gamtlien por
Ipreot omtrin9 @aaroen unoer
Ruinerne. Set bele lore9it / iau
tort 9io. at ies lite tan giue eoer no.
gen Sbe ON, boorlense bet nar."
Nr. Boftmif Ct lelp fommeu Rp9i
tilfabe.
Reouinssarbeibet paabespnotea
itrats, ale S5orretn1nssbuie lutfeoes'
Sc oDoe os faareoe brastes til Court
buffet, men Der bar lite Stun for aQe
iaa tos mon en- ubeboet Bpsrins
Brus. 5amme Niten, Jon. ulptfeu
fanot Steb. b!eo Der paa ct offent,
lisi RDoe iomlet $4,000 til be nso=
liDenoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20

Sra Sarge meboeles: Noele
Wenb, iom 6. Wnoerl9n fra Sort.
lauo har facet tnteresIeret / en- Bane
ira Jcrso via 6uuter til Sberbroote,
bar oannet en- Corporation meb
100000 lom Rdpital.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
6BFiebeb, iom be mbotes. 9e Tor
fob bueranore fulbfummeni.
XXXVIII.


fob bueranore fulbfummen..
XXXVIlI.
1ette Mprs pareoe omtrent en
9ime % uar BET lifts al oenre Retfe
af efstraoroinere % efsempsueIe
bemmeli9e Banfz@onferercer SEEM
gort, os oen fife of tonfioente Buntz
@lepelano< &ommunitaitoner melem
BaQ Street % bet 6uioe 3us, Jon
6auoe ueret peolisebolot / ipu efler
bperonore fplsenoe 9aQe. Beuesz
srunben til at fortiatte benz fouotes
lite lqnser. 5orbereoel,erne bar
allerebe bleren eiort. Nan bauoe
noaet Slututnsen. os Der piloe lite
blipe Fere Wgoer.
xxx.
@n ubpre lllptte banste MI ODER
bet ameritanRe Jolt; en- ulptte, icm
Rulbe brroe lss ouer bet / &c nefe
48 Elmer.
XII.
Rr. Carlisle fises at baue uRret
ooeroroentlt9 taus an9aoenoe, bpao
Der toresif / Mbost Biqtoms' 6us.
pan uiloe lite tale oerom, buerfen fer
Wgoet fonot @teo, elIsr efterat bet
uar ouer. 9on ontos en- Jremsonss=
maaes al poerl1e 6emmelisbeo. 6on
cmaou olle fine Beueselier meo 9emz
melisbeo os nesteoe Nuisfolt ct faa
tale meo bam. Nattonolbanf= Breli=
oenterne bar lite iaa ttlbasebolone.
2'atse, fuioHostise, forastelise es
utro I oeres &ompasniRab til bet
onoe. - tilfrebie ODER uoisten til at
faa sibre Staoe men trpmpenoe fig
for @traffeu upeb" be itrats / en-
iaaoan uofrefnlns, at bet aabenbaz
rebe oeres 6enfist at legse belle
Nnluorlisbeoeu Tor ben paatanfte
Jorbrgoelle poo @roper @leuelonos
os bans 5fatfommer=5etretRrs
5fulore.
XII.
9a altins MI Dor ororet os for=
ftoaet. porN Observation-Disclosures
iurige forat faa begpnbe Nnsrebet !;
iaa turtae, at en- al Dem, beoer bet. git
birette fra Wpbet @iQ,ams' 6us
til en- Telesrafffation / BET nare Sea-
bolcs os beapnote Operotionen en-
balu Zine, etterot Wsoet uar beuet.
Set er sanfe fttert, at tuoen tpue
Elmer oar alle Notionalbonter Ne,p
gorf % beres meofo. bunone / &i1t>
lombeo meo soele9senoe &irtniug.
XIII.
Boa ben 9ib, oa Waoet meQem
5tatfamme1zSefreteren o9 Natio=
nalbant< Brefoenterne bIeu bolbt. uar
Der lite no9et 3esu til en- fommenbe
5torm for 9anoel os Snouffri ipnlist
noset Steb 2anoet, os cue tommer=
cielle os inouitriele Blaoe, 9onoels>
Ngenturer o9 fremraaenoe Bolitifere
besse be fore &artier ben efstra=
oro,uare Sesiion / 1898 iamfemmer
/, at 9ilfanben Suouitrien os Ero<
fiteu 2anbet uor iuno os tonierua-
tin. 9eriom laue &riier % liben
Broft er Teen paa en- iunb Iilffanb
og &onieruatisme, ba por 9ilifonoeu
/ 2anoet ben 27be Npril 1893 uoen
9u1ul beift ttlfrebsfiQenbe.
.... (5ortfettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

Blaoet vNormanoen" Tom meb en-
meget lmut iQuhreret 5pecial= l1o3a=
be til ben 17oe Wat. xNorben" %
n rTittng" boooe lt9eIebes en- Sci bat,
re SQuifrationer / ben resulere ub,
eaue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
Rtntte teiota.

&nut g. @rousn er uonennt til |
Pofmerer i9tor rm1p, @ooobusg ountp. |
- Bpraaoet Duluth bor 1uR |
iol9t Bombs for $3.50, ,OOO.
- Narp 9eaie ira @anios ifal tale
oeo Bopulifernes @ountgconuention
Prefon ben lite SUM-.
- Sultan Seperion fra @urefa,
9a!ota Gouutp. bleu ibjellaoet al
9puet forr. 9irbass Nften.
- 0eputp Soamefer 2epaae
@rooifon bleo arreneret fife 9orf<
bog for at boue fiaalet ct resiieret
BEeo ira Soften. 9an bar tilfaaet.
- @n So Nar sammel @nte peo
Naun Warp gSidluno 5tiumater
bleo iaa forbrenot torrise Manoas,
oerueo at en- 2ampe efsplooereoe, at
bun opoe no9le Elmer efterpaa.
- Eolt gountss 9elins er after
paa Iale. Blabet y 9b;rteen 9ouns"
er foroislet ON, at Solicit oil Femme
for 9eltrs nafe SIT, oa at man ba
oil baoe fire Counter iitaoetfor ct.
- 2ars 81. 6anIon en- promine
;5orretnInssmono / 2ittle Souls, er
forlpunoen, os man tror, ban bar be=
saoet 5elumoro. 6an oar Bpens
&aslerer. o. buns ResnRabsbpser
uoOtler noale 0unbreoe 9clars un=
oerbalance.
- 81. Meboelelie ira @oit 9en=
berlon par oct en- Wrs. ggalbp, ]om
orutueo unoer 6oriss pao at reooe
6ilseoids Ssn % lite Wrs. 6ilse,
bid, tom ri meooelte fife use.
Rrs. Balbp uar en- @nte. lom tiente
bos 51lseoid. gun bar tpr boet
Winneapolis. boor bun bar en- Bro:
oer peo Naon Nrneion. pun efters
laber en- 6 Nar sammel 9otter.
- Nnbrem Smanluno, 80 Nar
aommel. uesit 5elumoro fife 5reooe
ueo at fpoe fig. berettes ira st. Eeter.
Soet BON bolot poa at iao, l1b bans
Scene lpbf os bretseoe @eebersn.
pan bemerteoe, at voer ior ct anoet
6unoreoe 9ollars", bpsrefter ban git
biem til 6uiet, forbt fin 6uRru oa op
paa 2oftet. buor ban Fjso fig libel.
S st. @loub bolotes fife use
Smmisrationsconeention for bs@ouu=
tier. lom lisser oen mioterfe Sci
al 5toten. Sen fornemne Taler por
Bror. Sbam. iom blanot anoet iasbe,
at Der / be II Counter, iom bar re-
preienteret paa @onoentionen, bar
Stun Tor tire @unse ioa mango 5or=
mere, ION Der er M. 6an ipntes,
man funoe s1erne bpsse en- Wur om=
firing be tt@ounttsr euer omtrina bele
Minnelota, ON mon uiloe, os ri oilbe
oQi9euel 0rete os 1aa inber(io apot
uoen at bebgue ben minbfe 5mule
fra l1oenperbenen.
- Om Tofeu 5ulietbs SOB, 'om
neuntes / vuseblaoet" fife use, (ir.
vBranboa @@o": 9a Mr. Sul|etb
forrise 2groos Dor uoe i'm 6apne=
gang to Nil norb for Bpen, bpor bon
aeqebe meo en- 6insft. uenote 9sret
fig pluoielis ON, i1os bosuo os trof
Sulietb. On af bans @bnner iaa
5ooeren reiie fig os gao bertha; men
ban baobe Blot ssaet omtriua 20 Sob,
ba BON pluoielts falbt uuerenbe %
obbe, fbreno noeeu tom tilteoe. ST..
@appelen b1eu bentet. 9an funoe
lite finoe en- eneite Sframme poo 2e<
genet. men ban autos, at 9eifen bapoe
truffet ham ner 6jertet. ue at ct
Blootar bar brubt. Ser blep lite
toretoset nosen Nutopii, ba 5amilieE:
lite Bnifeoe bet. Nr. Sulietb bar
As Nar sammeI os efterlaber @uitru
os 8brn / lmaa Dmfanbisbeber.
8e9rauelien fanbt Steb 9irsoa9, o9
Nr. DIE Saterlie torrettebe, oa &of.
Berlie lite tunbe bore tilffebe.
Tef heher. nf her nph Ynhninnpn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-05-20
En sarnuten{pdr8eIfe. Marfa0ett
til Yauttett I 1898.

The New York National Bank Presi-
dents Conspiracy against 1ndustri
and Property. A History of the
Panic of 1898, it's Organization
and Methods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29
HuMANrrY,s MISSING LINK.
The Interesting Discovery of Bones
Made In Java.

When Dr. dubois, OF che Netherlands
army. set cut for his star1on in the last,
he little dreamed how important would Do
raae result OF MS sabors In unfolding 70
science one OF the last steps IN hfe's pro-
sress.
To understand more clearly the nature
of this discovery. whfca Ii the greatest
that the infant science or anfnToEo4ogy
has ever made. q little explanation Is ne
cessary about the so-called missing
links
The nfe-hi.forv of the earth. IL we only
knew al. would probably present one usl-
broken chain of progress. beginning With
simple, strucsureiess PROTOCOL and ending
IN man-linked, however, one 10 the other
by the various intermediate forms o. ra-
dates, moilusks. artfculates, nshes. am
plF1b5ans. reptiles. birds and mammals.
but the old earth has not yet yielded all
her secrets, and the record We have Is.
therefore, broken one. with here and
there a missing step. For example. there
is n wsd am untitled gap, IN this lie )
scale, between articulateS and 15neS- We
have all the connections which lead TO the
former, bur there the record ends abrupt
iy and inexplicabiy. for fishes. the Oldest
and the simplest. start on fully formed,
without any vestigsal remains OF Their
predecessors Another Ink 10 be supplied
is that connecting man 10 the higher
mammals, and this IS the lfnk-hunaanity 5
missing Lnk-which DR.. Dubois claims TO
have discovered.
The relics which consist of only few
bones, a thigh bone, wlsdom-tooth, and
part OF the skull, were found on the banks
of the Bengawan river near Trtnil in Cen
trail Java; all were embedded in volcanic
tufa, three feet below the low-water level
of the stream. and some 10 feet below the
surface OF the ffood-plasn through which
the river had cut its channel.
The skull, which IS very ape-like, stu
has cranial capacity greater than any
known apes, yet 1t is below the lowest
human skull ever found-tnat OF the Ne
ander valley, known as the Neandarthal
skull.
The thigh-bone is strangely human, vet
very different. scientists say, from any
such bones they have ever seem II proves
at least that this animal, however consti-
tuted IN other parts, was gifted with the
attribute OF walking erect, and erect pos
ture was one OF the primal steps in the
making of man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

secrets Of Mature Sapp>s.s
Hidden in the n>-

IN tne Desert
u. some. de Mexieres. rnemAs~
Aa-sire and Atiaaoux Mssssans ~ q
pressed his opinion on tina fsssr.. n
nara, 70 me effect that thcrs Z y. -
that the immense sand ocrsr - -
siLlfe shangea into a fruisful 49,.
The sahara rivers wNfcA
crossed" says ~. De Msxs>rea. q. Z. -
TscA Suotsrganean stratum az 49,
form the natural passages 10 ~ 81 a
on Naa.ch, with very Estle sraahls 49,
tion can ne largely deysaoosA -
south OF Tenasssnln and II -. NJ
CHARS. there are groves az tanars.s 80 ~
trees. etc. two niles loax. ecancss- IL ~
ated by grassy aud clover-covrr.S H..
The rivers, which IN spring -
water, are from three ia ten rsss~s d
When the water retreats thu hes. = M
rivers are changed into r.cA 49,.
me date seeds planted by Flattsrr - =
Biod have grown without ts,s 49, .' n
into line trees. and the same 4 ~ -.
also Of the seeds planted near Ia rlss..
or Tehaloalet. IN spite OF the lnoon1iS.s
manner Ia which the Tuarexs ~ q ~
harvest. Trees are not SO rarS N - 4
har3 Al ia supposed. The TnArsss 4.
assured our expedition that - .ssssh
have TO march two or three DAN -
finding water. but very soon ~ s--.
little out OF the path soma 6l,ax~~ i
otherwise purposely hidden wssa
For the Tuaregs. who serve I, -
fer caravans. always chocse the rnorS -
cult and desolata routes, m ord4r & s.s
the caravans in state OF del,en6s..s
Caravans will become mor~ ner~ssM !.
travellers VIII succeed each Other. ~ Il.
secret OF the Sahara ts well kerr. - I.
reputation OF harTenness ID ssill rr>rr,ss
For example. Oscar LEM crossed ~ NJ
hara and reached Timhuctoo wfsha1 u.
ing anything but desert Land. Ana g. z
mentions that behind q chain 81 ~
which he passed there was plsce oiss
by the natives Asle Head of the Vs-~'
DR. Barth. who was for months i ~,
eg camps, and was the guest and fsin1l-
the Sh4ek FL Bakey. WAS told iannYnerv1s
facts about the traditions and manno.s
the land. but Its geography waA ~
from MIN. When laent. Hotsrst ma liz
Bluyet explored the region ana an ~ \
the Niger. they found q lake neo.S \
miles long. And when the otlceFs n \
T.mhuctoo extended their excurxtona
found that not only one. but more ~ l
lakes existed. all very large, ana eertx4
ing far 10 t..a north into the vsry heefe1
the supposed ard Sahara II shere " I
water, and. therefore, no veeenlfr
where does the charcoal come from ~
IN sold by the Tuaregs? Where q ~
find nourishnent for tho numerous -
els. horses, sheep. asses and Ec1&s ~
possess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

-ood-looksng. seil-to-do bachelor or
Manchester was being leased cy some
Young ladies OF his acquaintance Ter hoS
800 Married. He said. .*Issl marry the
80 ~ Won whom on secret vote, YOU
es.--e n, be my wife" There were nine
ladies In the company. Each girl went
fnfo a corner and used great caution IN
preparing her ballot and disguised her
hanSrrsting. The result of The vote was
that there were nine votes east. each glFi
receiving ore. The man remains a eteh-
elor. the friendship - broken up. aisa me
psrIs All mortal enemies, united in the one
determination that they wiz not speak 10
the man again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29
Contagious Yavvning.

bdAEQA ~NSNS.
Two young men boarded an Oldtown
trolley Car one afternoon this week 70
settle a very peculiar wager, the one hav-
ing bet the other a s. silver certificate
that he would make six people out OF ten
yawn anywhere without saying a word
A well-filled car was selected for the puS-
pose. The young man who had proposed
the wager had not taken his seat many
minutes when he opened his mouth and
gave a fearful yawn. He speedily fol-
lowed it by another. and then awaited re-
suits. moment later a middle-aged lady
promptly put her hand up TO her mouth
to smother a cavernous yawn. Almost
everybody in the car after that seemed
In a desperate hurry TO follow the lady 8
lead. Out of the nineteen people In the
car there were fourteen who were seized
by the affection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

Above the city OF Berlin shines soft tho
summer day,
And near the royal palace shout the school
boys at their play.
When suddenly the palace gates unclasp
their portals wide,
And forth into the sunshine see a single
horSeman ride.
A bent old man in plain attire. on him no
courtiers wait:
No armed guard attends the steps OF
Frederick the Great.
But boys have spied him. and with shouts
the summer bFeezes ring,
The merry nrrhins haste 10 greet their
well-beloved king.
The frowniug look, the angry tone. ara
feigned. fuli well they know;
They do not fear his stick-that hand ne'er
struck a coward blow.
BE or 20 school, YOU boys!' he cries.
''Hoi hol' the laughers say,
~ pretty king. you Go not know this is
holiday
And SO. upon a summer Nay. those chill
dren at his side.
The symbol Of his nations love. did royal
Frederick ride.
o. kings, your thrones are lettering now:
dark frowns the brow Of fate
When did you ride as rode that day King
Frederick the Create
Lucy II. Hooper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

s~vxrzs waters flowed bright ard clear into
sk- muddy Ynkor. For quite a distances
49, rp@ar ArvSr arr me fawny Yukon
eox szse By side In the same channel
~rssnrst visible unison. From Anv5c Knso-
-4rsky xas forty rnllss- There was eStao-
Fisn~a t1e Holy Cross nassston Over sew
arrx-eve xsspgls xere IN attendance AL
wa-a ven dressed ard cieaniy. Two sis
ser~. xo6nx 70 Canzda- joined the boax al
era mission. Ore OF them. "A years Of
au4 had been on the YUKON four years.
Saa had consumption and said she was
going out 70 de- With tire sisters were
two native children who were gong 10
finish their education in Canada Ore was
q halr-breed girl named Tatsana Dlmen-
sfor. she was IS years old. She spoke
English perfectly. read and wrote her owa
dsasect ard several others. The other SRI.
Anzs szssa Golson. was but L years Of ase.
Nearing the Coast.
AS we approached the coast the air
grew warmer and the passengers OF the
7. 3. wssre pronenaded the decks. enjoy
ing the natmy air and charming scenery.
The islands we're much larger than those
Above the Ranparts and. II possible,
more lovely Most OF them had q fore
ground of smooth. clean sand running out
from a few feet 70 a mile. Now and then
snnersenock OF geese could be seen walk
ing lessureay over the islands. Some OF the
stands were perfectly destitute CT trees
or bushes and hooked Ike wheat fields,
dotted by long lakes covered with water
foai.
The seventh day out was rainy. but not
cold. We reached the Russian mission. 80
miles besow Kosorinsky. the end Of our
and were row nearing the end Of cur
tourney Here was the widest single cham
nei OF the Yukon. II was called the Horse
Tai. II was six miles wide The banks
we're dotted here and there with Indian
tents. the Eskimo occupants o. which
lived on fish The next day was the last
aboard The miners were in q gay mood
ard put in the time raffiing watches ard
playing games OF chance. We were soon
crossing Motor sound. which Is a part OF
Bering sea- X Is eighty miles from the
mouth OF the river to 81. Mtchaels. and
the river boats are obliged 10 cross this
open water In order 10 connect With the
ocean steamers II IS very shallow. and
often rough crossing for stern-wheeiers.' .
The portion of the diary relating 70 the
trip down the Yukon closed AZ this point
with the transfer OF the Weare's passea-
gers TO the steam schooner Lakme. which
was 10 convey them 20 Seattle.