davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

Nfte'0 @oVepuele peltoo az Ter
S%oiuBarme, faitebe til en- Climber.
lom bar ieatet uuoer gonb. gao
Sp'nSarmene bar Der aubrast Climb
poIer, iom unber GptinSerarlens Sms
orsininssr fttfteuis muatte tubes meb
Sutt og Gano. 9aa bsnne WaoSe
ltuloe Spinsarmene, iom en- Sslae al
ben itaoia osrlenoe 9pnsoetraft, lpinac
l'S rlinot. On S~lGiebels bar fat i
6Orbinbelie meo gipparatet, "a peb
Sialp Of Slaieinitrumentets nbuioelis
% Communicating itulbs islpe 2riu.
bullet ifgues i Sart.
W'en iom ieooanlis itulbe bet pii.
'is, at Der bar en- "NtiSIins 2int" peb
SmOreininsss Semmelisbeoerne. Oa
bette 2ilialbe bar Der enOOs to. Set
oSos Centrum" oirfeoe bemmeube paa
belle @ietanis men, ps GrittiOusn sioroe
oslaa ut til at ftanie Stinbpoi erneS
9Bb.
Saaoe Propeller, Gr6imebess sfruer,
SDtteltGnser, 5iebre, &oitIslp, Gas,
Slno, Sebe, Damp, Masnetis me %
mango andre rare 2ins bar paret be.
npttet for at funne fremfiQe oenne
GpisbeSsfraft - Perpetuum Mobile
- % anpenbe ben / SnouItriens 9ies
neite. Nlen bet bar bioti( life lsttes
oes, os Nutioens 8ismanb ct blet
ents ON, at Gpi9beosma Itinens Opfin.
belle CT ct umulist Trobtem. Set er
liseiaa n~pttelpit, iom bet pilbe pere
at igse eiter ben "~filoiOfiTfe sten" eller
prgoe paa at uoresue Girtelen / apas
orater.
Men MI fommer &pIinen | 9plien
II 5orm al ct Telegram fra Sts
tumiua, Sa., bateret 2Soe Iarts. Del
berettes, at en- &isbmano berIteos, en-
tpIt @reue peo Napu ."9un" Splbes
i6uberr, p~irtells ital buue loft bette
8roblem paa en- iulot ub tilirebstils
lenee Waaoe. San bar isst os fun'
bet benue iaa meset pmtnlte epi9e %
uOpilioelise &rait; ban bar fat ben i
5Orbinoelie meb to Sicpclebiul, iom
ban bar unbrust / en- @aretasie inbe i
i'm Sut,f. Ss bet ital bore tiliorlas
oelis iauot altiammsn. Metanitere,
8ibenfabsm9nb, Spefulanter % npss
eierriae Iuisreferenter fommer i Sau'
seuis for at beige BAN, meoens Sreue
% 2slesrammer re9ner neO ouer bam
fra ale 8anter.
Grepen paaitaar, at bans 0taifine
pil fuune bulbes iSan8 uoen Sriutrait
Os uoen Stanbsninser, inbtil slrlerne
% Sapperne CT ubiliot. San p%aaitaar
uloere, at bans Sins itienneite 3rsm
bermeS er blspsu til 9irtelisbeo, ioet
WiIioner al spIone 9alere MI li9ser
inOeuior bans &9ttepibbe.
% 8icDclebiulene pil peoblipe at
sua % saa i bet ~uenoelise oerbOrte
hos ben tpite @repsn ! Sttumiua -
iOruoiat, at life garefas fen uSiaa mart
bespnoer at rDre paa zig, % belle OPP
finoelien paa ben Maabe fommer til at
iprlaOc Spen. Col.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

IN tr pnnfelig at faa ifanS. men
tr easrS Ell meset ngttig
Snbretning.

6r snosl star iiocn bar @uisbeoss
fittnm puu Wube, % Der experiments
E,sss meo ben babe blanbt Spie %
ist, tIanbt 2Gs % 2arb / ale
'rss. Get siuGot ON of Opfnoe en-
%Raline, Tom | 9isbeo men Seruialems
F''nager tunbe "sua af zig ielu" | al
F'sSsS. StUre Siloioier, &aturfors
PIE % ESTABLISHMENT al ale Slass
tt's 9s9en, ps mango al benz bar i
IN graO rptdset al fine @rublerier,
De snNO9 8lemte Of Iutfe Natlam'
n ION beriUr bleu ftaaenbe os
|''HSs SeO bDiIps Dag % belle 9sss
u 'unSt. Gntelte af benz lob fig iaa
F'Et puupirtc ai 8roblemet, at be tils
" MATTE tiSres til Sinbsipseaiplst,
poems after andre uuber fine Grperis
F'n''rln9sr meo Gpisbeosnaifinen
F'SIsNe fig ielu IND i Guisbeoen, -
pen OF nO9etiOmbelit anbet @eiultat
FsraasNes.
s9 De, ION Tom "pel beparet" ND af
F''afrOien, MATTE inorsmme, at
['an' ~'8Oroiite anuoe" life fob til at
- laaeiaIb life Of alminbelise
E"'ni'Hnelter. Man fuube liseiaa
Eaa' 'ori'Se paa at baue fig ielu op i
t'Hn 0eo at bale % traffe | fine esne
ES''!eI'niter. 8 2beori iom | Yraris
mlaltaterue afturat be famine.
s4'fsOe for 200 star fiben bar Gpis.
Er''nal'lnen / fulo Sang, % mansen
|. s'a't'l loo fig ipre bag 2piet peo
SSlaIe ! SBre 9omme for at blipe
\, Vs'a9'l9 aumpaniIfabet, naar
s.'a''a'aner os Suinolere frempiIte
/" Slu'' )onl ipinseoe fig rnnot peb
WI SraIt". llbrperfet meb 2ooter
|. C y bOIotes ba sierne ltiult un'
h., 0ua0en al ben &asie, / bpilfen
bar Riaet.
VI gel @ensoe inurrise Subret.
.st sr pna oenne Maabe fremtome
y SI'Onem 9ioernes 2sb. De fefe
"a 9ar peret beresnet paa 8anb
b H. Sa'' ION "9ripiraft"; men 8us.
~. *''si % Siulet mso fine pperbene
n. S~00Ososster bar osiaa uaret
WV f%'prGientcret.
A., England / 1923 iremfinebe
H., ta9parut par maaFe ct af be melt
'aR'e of ole bisie Guisbebspru.
his, 'q' OmsnSfisnt bet insen Strait
uo0'tIe', bpor Der insen araft
b.. laa sao bet bog Gtsbet til
l,,, S0s'r paa 5piitsns % Uasia.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
sonoaesljom.
sra Sybs : OmmsrfOoen.
raf Greb Sanes.)

tHI U
4ass sotostIroet'
.at, icnncmiOeOet'
p.,r. 1raitr Ir8 rtm ben!
M gh ootr 0rdD'n,
W tabnsr f8 GuOsDdOsn!
NJ nsser big en- Sen!
arm mFn0aoti8 slGster
y. s,r en- paageu 9Ggter,
=. IoonO mob bruitent Sad''
y, gant,r @'amme, fort,
Ia garaatfcts q0rte'
ato os D9o'F eao',
Ram, ben Subs enbaarne,
slastens 5'it llOtaorne
Mn Qgift ! i'm @OlO!
IA golO for ben at iiante
tfsoafor en aanie'
fasllaaten fam 90 'olO'
ssrstr tr bans eSne,
sssytr BIZ at bleSns
90. nru fplpe Sgft!
F,-t ham 3ro, % SIP BAN sGrei
vt brittle ,aer bare, =
n eaa0t CT IA loft.
h, saassr, toIOs ginOs
ftr gUltas straalcr iOinoe,
I,n hire Sagen lang.
Ia mO be gel8cr tatte,
rr Sober, ne ltul tbGtte,
IVA Qiptt8 Qil8rimsiunS
\ mia aftcr, mob mig Morsen,
,,ng 2rot, nit SGiens Bergen!
mia, tptttt OtO bin arm,
|4o rem mob Maalct lie,
n fnOtr tUig 9oiIe,
tas 6oile OsO bin Sarnt.
syoO fart ies oeo at nrpns,
ia iatttr tpi0t StGone!
/ II fplttForcn tor,
iom 9nOiuts, Der eu pGSst
b. for at frtc ROoet,
/ at frrlit foIone Soro.
kr bet iOimlcr for min Sants,
ErNn busstr mob Ell &onfs,
6tlt! iprtO Mertets Scr
\, qdnOens @immellue
/ lar sine Qagtcns Sue,
big, Tom Den, be er.
hammer 0drytu, frtlftc Starer!
til fra Iooc @raa'r!
b clement Gtulleu farer,
|Hr ino til cpig @oar.
iom '8auoes 2Do'
Ear frtIites bsie 6rpo.
tGsttstus glade CONNER
b gnFsr OptrTommer.
imoa pua ipeos Stilfe,
/ Stormcrs @nb,
hart bill iolOe no fin ellie
d iaetrt Tor9en9rb.
n fun 6Ootc, rettsr snr'r,
Slcm MI ale Stooeus Sr9'r!
iammcn ole SGnber,
ole SOrOtns 6nosr!
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

,isSs SorOtilr0et'
,e,. simntmiUeOet,
groitr lrg rem ben!
',it zis poty Grdosn,
:. ,.busr ia @uosboOsn!
n,ptr BIG cit Ben!
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
SlDanttegntn9cr.

On, Der bar reiit meget | Sapnu,
fort9ller % blanbt anoet, at iapanes
iiIfe 8a9a bomber eIer Cramps, iom
pi falber benz ber, er npsle rene Spos.
msnitre, toao &enslisbeo ousaar.
opis be eier en Gent, tar be baslis
parmt gao, eier be insen Gent, tar be
fclbt. garberfnip, Scam, Sanobprite
o9 9anoItitfer fsrer be altio meb fig
% sisr littis Srus al bisie Geofaber
o9iaa.
Si Imeritanere bar ium Jfesel life
meset tiluuers for bisie i~tjepsiebe
Sitens SGnner; men bet funoe tanlte
pGre ct SiosIperssmaal, ON bet life
pilbe pare saunlist at faa bioienot
npsle af bisie Sapans 9pssiansere, at
be funce faa pirfe iom Dtisiiunarer
blanbt fine ameritanfte &oGesuer, Der
life ipnes at ba nosen itsrre Surti9rs
liabeo bperfen for Dab eaer Sarbers
tuiu % Sam.
gn Sarmer nGr Nuns Mias, Sa.,
Ifal ia Ell 8pne paa soot os pel 800
Gunb. Gette er M fin Sag; men bet,
JONI bar brast benbe til at bli en- bel
Del pmtalt, er, at bun for en- Glib iioeu
tit bet SnOfalo at brutne fig. uoen at
bet lpifeOes benbe. Sinsen bar, at
BUN aloris baooe bsrt Gale pm Nosei,
iom 5piiferen faIoer "ipeiifit Sast"
- % insen Guelie bappe bun ON
SanbbeSen al "str6imebes' Sou. ion,
tiger, at ct 2eseme ueoianfet | 9uno
taber iua mesct at fin Sest iom Sass
ten al ben S~anomeusoe, bet fortr9n'
ger. Meb andre Orb: 9a Sebt er
lmsttere END Sano, tunoe BUN life ipnfe.
os pa bun piitnof bapoe ct i9roeles let
SOueo, bplbt bette zig paa 1oppen, iaa
bun life "tos ino" Sano beaer. 9a
bun baube fpot paa Gluens @Oper lua
Ell 3 Gimers Sib, bleo bun enoelig en-
noset a~ffislet 9ilitano brast tillanos,
os bun ifal life bave iOripst at bile
orutns fig ienere.
On foitbar Gpiaemano mua nof Yia'
niiten 8aoereiuIti bore. gn al bisie
WiQion9rfpinosr / Gan francisco
piloe iaa bam til at ipiae 5 gtinuter i
ct 2beielifub, % ban ~forlanste 81, 500
for bet Stpite Grbeioe. !Sun itreu til
bans Manaser iaien os bso $1,000,
men fit life Suar ensuns. statars
8pinoe! bun trai lin Opermano.
On Sommer | Sanias bar fienbt for
Get, at en- Manosperion, Der reeels
masiis beieser en- apinoe % tar benbe
mso fig uo ueb furifjentss anlebninser,
er iOrplistet til at sifte benoe. Sost
eoer s Srabater, TOM suar % sjsr
Saneben for bet imutte aiSu, at s life
blir bsmte til Sgstemano. Oct blir
besuarre gait NOT lel.
YrOiesior &Uentsens Spfinpelie fan
maaife al en- eaer anben for 3insen
intsresieret @rperimentmaser "fires"
paa Iibt, iaa man peo Sialp ai ben
oaiaa funbe tase gileber al be iorSar.
peoe Yartier / Sielen hos benz, Der
mootaser us laier fit glao uben at Bee
tale for bet. &unbe man sjSre bet,
uiloe pitnut en- Def 2el al bore SlaS.
uoaipere faa ct 8ilIsbsaleri geroen
albris baube feet Mase til.
"Suiineis" er 18uiineis". Selsa:
Oar pu benpttet big al ben Ret, Stuos
aaret siper os, os fret til Safob
enbnu?
aarsn: Naturlispis!
Selsa: % bpao Spar III on?
8aren: So, ban ienSte mig ct mss
get peut Girtulare, prentet paa EXTRA
iiut Gapir, % Der fob blaubt anbst,
at ban i~Orbebolot zig Stst til at i%ortaite
nosle easr ale 2iIbuo efter GorsObts
b~efinoenoe. Br.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
S9riua Selbrcpet.

On aarrmeI 2rse. Tom bar iruiiet ia iiIbaae fra
SGseYratt len. bar mooiissf ird en- Wisfionrr | Siitts
p,en en- Gyitrltt ipr ct eHielt pe9etabilft Utiobel, ION
buTiiBt % permanent turersr 9Rrtn3. Srpndi, Gas
tarrh, Aiiaria % ale S%pgoomule I palien o. eun9eIs
ne. act er oliaa q poiiiiri ARiopei mob RtrpeisRt
lei % ale SlaBs Atrpeltoslier Ia ban bar iorisat
bets piounoerlige helbreoenbe Gone l Iuiinoer al las
iRlee, auier ban bet iom TN Sli5i az slsre oct ~betienpt
for iins iioenoe Neomeuueifer. Iliitprbet hsrpeo o.
peo Enltet ON at liHore be meHneifeliae Nbelier, oil
Iea ienoe beHue Cpfftitt gratis III ale, ION suiier ben,
paa Tut. SraHtf susr 9Hself uleo i~uloii9noias Ops
l~nsHin3sr ON. b~peTltoes bet ifal tIbereoes - bruaes.
Senpe8 pr Bon peo %pbtaaeiieH al urim1rft. Rapu
esfts slae. w A.. Noyes. Sac Powers Block.
Rochester, N. Y. aIazteow
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12
DampskibS- shortening

GbmdIfinen 'Susosnneu," Tom jsg muoio8
{ DPai Waaueo, or obcr al SoruentHIng og
iulot iaa COB. ON lille beore emo re As eiler
80 Dollars Wnittuer, iom Ngrnterne reIier
rurot oq ipiger. drnater par 80 Gents.
Sen Benton, 9tme @rous, Rsbraitu.
seq ruOer "Susueunsn" at uRret ale Den.
~ieeuDer, boao ben Ct uolouet at pRre. 3eu
arbetoer ltgsiaa Gobt iom en- gRaiiiHe ttl oeu
oobbelte Brs. Nftn Rome flyer, at ben ipr
9Oot % CT let at baan0ters. Z Jragi ioiisos
ben S1.35. cars Simonion, aaitao.
Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-12

Spmaltlnsu "SHsueHuru' lom reg ienote
for ben lie Sepiember. blep rl9ti9 moota'
Get 2en or ale Gele en- iud COB % en- iaa
pei roiipret sRaltiHe. ION Der tan iaaes, ON
eno Yriien par ben oObbelte. Zen sIgr lie
alasles srbeioe. 5rasieu foileoe SL.33
I. DertelSen. Sermal &anias.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
BRIDE SURPRISED.
Married a Negro aud Discover.
ed That He" Was a
Woman.

Cincinnati, O., Dec. ia
startling experience is related
by Emma Howard in a. petition
for divorce about to be filed
here. She is a comedy white
woman, % years old, pleasing
of face and form. Her maiden
name was Emma Cuff aud she
worked IS q domestic in sons
very fashionable ana respect
able West End families. BY
accident she met Charles How
ard, negro porter in a saloon,
diminutive man, and repul-
sive looking as she is delicate
and polished. The girl by
some unaccountable freak fell
in love with Howard. 1t was
case of "beauty and the
beast" They were married last
Thanksgiving, but next day
she left him.
The strangest part Of the
story is to be told. She had
made a starting discovery
The husband whom she had
welded proved to be a woman
She is the fourth woman Sc
deceived by Howard, two o.
whom were white. His efforts
TO induce her to return availeC
nothing, and she now applies
for a separation.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
SHERMAN NOT a
CABINET POSSIBILITY.

Cleveland, O., December IS.
A local paper says: Senator
Sherman will not be a member
of the Mckinley Cabinet. He
VIII aovareE, be candidate
Tor election to lLe Seuats.
These statements are made of
ficially.
"The Information comes from
a reliable source aud several of
the Senator's most Intimate
friends in Cleveland admitted
to day that they knew it was a
fact. The Senator's friends say
that he feels that be can be of
more assistance to the admin
istration of Maj. Mckinley III
the Senate than in the Cahins..
His candidacy for re 1lee-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
SAGE ADVICE.

1t is related that many years
ago, the first time Prince Bis
mark went to consult lsr~
Schweninger, he was asked
many questions. The Iron
Chancellor, who was not
accustomed to be cross-ques-
toned, got impatient and said
he came to be cured and not
catechised.'
ooh replied the doctor
.coolly, than you had better go
to veterinary surgeon. He's
the only doctor | know of who
cures his patients without ask
ing them any questions. =
Truth.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
BAD BREATH

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so COM
mon, as a bad breath; and in nearly every
case If comes from the stomach, and can be
so easily corrected If you will take Simmons
Liver Regulator. Do not neglect SO sure
remedy for this repulsive disorder. III VIII
also improve your appetite, complexion and
general health.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24

ton brings up The Interesting
question as 10 Whist viii be The
attitude of tl,,. Foraker faction
in the matter. Gov. Bushnell
would undoubtedly ike to serve
as Senator from Ohio, and he
has Senator Forakpr's friend
ship. But il is a question yet
to be settled whrrber the
Forakerites will oppose the
senior Senator from Ohio"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
THE BURRO.

Written for the Monterey lines.
The burro is an animal big
ger than a Christmas turkey
but not as big as an elephant.
He is loaded with tirewood in
sticks as big as a baby's arm.
A Mexican boy will drive six
burros and n man goes along
to see them drove. The burrO
goes fast enough till he comes
to a piece Of grass, then be stops
to eat like the street car mules
when they get a chance on
lturbide street opposite the old
plaza. That is why the drivers
rush the mules: it is so hard to
start them when they once get
at grass and all over the traces.
Another reason: IL is down hill
and easy rushing.
The burro is born without
wings or think it would fly
away, as no one would pack
such sticks all of life if he could
be an eagle.
The burro costs mighty little
for iced and can look slick on
what would not make toler-
able shadow. Is used also to
carry charcoal aud the carlo
nero has learned some English
aud says "Chacol" The carlo
nero seldom smiles no more
than the burro, which is a
donkey, you know, only when
the carbonero had lost his little
girl by her dying and the priest
had to have four bits to say the
prayers and the charcoal man
got the four bits given him'
then he smiled all over his face
aud some Of it went for meZcal.
There are many burros in
Monterey and they sell for four
dollars each, but nobody eats
burro meat. They are good 10
ride and carry with IN the
mountains.
There ara little burros bnt
not many, mostly big, if may
. say big, for they are small aud
> no use for drawing a carriage.
They are very sure footed but
, could not go right over those
] mountains where we saw snow
all day.
asked uncle how many Dur-
: ros there is in this state aud he
says the census does not tell
how many. Nobody knows but
i, God.
5 mKxIoANo (Nit.)
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
ROOM ORNAMENTS.

The coffin plate as a room
ornament is being discussed in
the Boston Transcript, and
Miss Maria louise Pool sends
to that paper the following
contribution on the subject:
when | was driving from
Berkshire county down to Bos-
ton, some years ago, | Stop
ped at a prominent rouse n a
village. In this hoa awe.a {
distant connection 81 ny tfas-
cling companion, ~hiea ex-
plains why we halted there
rather than at hotel. At
night we were conducted 10 a
large chamber, on the nantel-
shelf of which were placed the
coffin plates of the deceased
members of the family. These
plates were set up SO that
names and dates were easy
! to be read. Over them was a
mourning piece, with tomb
stone, weeping willow and
three mourners at the grave.
In the morning our hostess
tried to persuade us to stay
longer. offering as an induce
ment to take us to the Gene
terry. We didn't stay. But
this is not typical. 1t is the
only time ever saw such
plates used as ornaments OF a
room.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
OILIN INDIAN TERRITORY

Tulsa, I. T., December 10
There is little doubt that oil in
paying quantities has been de-
veloped near this place. Last
October the Pennsylvania Oil
aud Mining Company, which is
an incorporated concern in the
Creek Nation, sunk a 400 foot
prospect hole a short distance
southwest of this place. At
that time they reported a fail
ure, plugged the we'll and re-
moved their machinery. Yes
terday men and machinery re-
turned, and active work will he
resumed. 1t is we'll known
fact that gas was struck in
large quantities and specimens
of oil of fine quality have been
shown to several parties.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24

E%EVERY PACKAGE1Ga
Has the 2 Stamp In red on the Wrapper
S.H. ZEnIN s. CO., Philadelphia
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
RAILWAY
COMMUNICATIONS.
A Line to Matanzas Now Being
Run Without Interruption.

New York, Dec. 21.- A spe-
cial to the World from Havana
says:
The condition of railway
communication between HaVa
va and Matanzas province is
greatly improved since Monday.
Then the railway was open
only 10 Matanzas, subjected to
frequent interruption. The
means of communication now
extends beyond that point at
Cienfuegoes, 70 miles distant.
TDe road was not running
regularly to Union de Jos Reyes
The Batabano line is running
running regularly. In May 1t
was subject to constant inter
ruptions. The road to Guiana
Laiay, too is in regular opera
ton, as is the line to Artemisa
Havana is perfectly quiet
The streets are filled with
promenaders. There is much
interest in the Senate resol
ution.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
CONSTIPATION

should not be regarded as trifiing ailment--
in fact nature demands the utmost regularity
of the bowels, and any deviation nom this
demand paves the way often to serious dan
ger Its quite ms necessary to remove impure
denominations from the bowels as II is 10 eat
or sleep and no health can be expected where
q cnstive habit OF body prevails.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-12-24
sIcE HEAnACHEl

This distressing affiiction occurs most fre-
nuently, The disturbance of the stomach,
arising from the imperfectly digested con-
tents, causes q severe pain in the head,
accompanied with disagreeable nausea, ana
this constitutes what is popularity known as
Sick Headache. for the relief OF which tske
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-19
Could Afford New Ones

u want to look at some of your best
paintings" said Mrs. Crewe DOYLE to
the art dealer, according to the New
York World.
Yes. madam replied he. you pre-
fer landscapes. do you. or marines, or
shall ! show you bothY"
I'D rather have a picture of country
life' think, with cows and trees and
things like that, you know"
Yes, madam. This way please
Now here is a very fine work by Rem.
brandt"
The customer surveyed the work crit.
ically and then said:
This picture looks like n second.
hand painting. Isn't it,"
Well" said the dealer in n soma.
what surprised tone. Il d II
might be termed secondhand h,,, 7
don't think ever heard a Rembrandt
called that before"
who is Rembrandt? Where can 7
find his studio?" she asked.
Hes M of the old masters mad
am" w
HIM! Well, l don't want Won n t-v
to sell secondhand pictures to mo for
can afford to buy new ones. You NAV
JUST tell Mr.. Rembrandt to paint a pic.
ture especially for me and have 4,
made twice the size of this, please"
ms order so astonished the daa,ar
that he allowed Mrs, Crewe to stalk
out without putting down her name
ana address and now he doesn't know
where to send the painting when Mr.
Rembrandt gets it done.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-19
Mother of Seven Noted No.

Mrs. bardsley' mother of the Bishop
OF Carlisle, who died recently at the
age of "a, had EVE sons, all of whom
OOH molly orders. Her husband, too.
was a clergyman. They were intimate
friends Of Charlotte Bronte.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-19
Led to Crime.

Kindly individual going through
prison)-My good man, tell me what
brought you here.
Embezzler-l tried to keep a bicycle
In repair on a SINAI salarv
Date. OP'o'
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-19

1t must be nice to be built like tho
srand daddy long legs, and have such
long arms that one can reach anywhere
TO scratch.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-09-12
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