davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

6opeo iOm @agt ON ben file, futtigt
Sdl.
God par Der tommen en- Serre bin
en- CONNER, og ban 6srte bsnoe ipnat
enteIte 8dn9e, % enoeIia RI ban oper.
taIt 5orGIorere, og oa SsIten Tom.
fulgte BUN msb uo / 9srbcn. pa BAL
bum II @or.
5or benbes llooannslie bIeo Der 'er.
get. og ct MT 0iem fl bun iia I en- 6pg.
geltg 5amilie; men enteIte @anqe tim.
be bel Siempeen fomme; boq cTteriom
bun blep mere banot iii bet primlenbt
2io berube, Iteos bette i~ielonere % feb.
mere. - Saften bar ben Der igjen, ben
b%rrnoenoe 2rrgiel efter Tor0lore 90
S%s'tenoe. 6bao mpn bisIe bible
babe f9rtes bso at Ie benbe iaaleoes
Tom idften?
Nei, bun bar life QdnTe tilfreos.
Sine NGrmeite8 SiRrliQbeo baobe bun
gipet Slip pud; be bar btepns benoe
nHiten gdnIte fremmeoe MI, tbi be Bar
8eieg, bun 6obbe ufIagt / !6iemmet,
par Tor forte til at binoe benz nRrmere
Idmmen.
WSen boooe bun life fuoet npoet
t9isn2 So, &oncertiaIsnes publitum,
bet bar 'anot, men bpob mere?
De Idd / henbs fun Sanoerinoer,
ION er fornpiet meo 6aanbflap "a
graboraab, men ION lite menneTtet,
4btnoen, iom tsriteoe eIter aiGrlios
BED. Den &iGrIigbeo, iom &tte moos
td9eS Theatre og GoncertIale, men I
Dor e9en nGrmeite &rebs. SiGrlios
beo bar bet, bun toriteoe efter; men
Den blsp benbe life gibet, lite til6uot.
- SUN bar fattig miot / fin SploeIt,
eniom miot | WGn9oen. - 9un trDts
leoe 9Gnoerne til Nnit9tet og qrRb,
lod belle Gegemet rpIteoe. Men Iaa
ta8er bun Zig iammen; meo en- reTolut
SeoG8eIie refer bun fig % fortIGtter
tit Soilette for Ratten.
2tot efter ioper bun trpgt / Iig Genq.
st lptteligt Smit Iom efter en-
tilti9mpet 9eilutning optlarer benbes
Nniigt.
Mon bun life MI after Ipringer pm
poa fit 5eoefteo Den TRANCE 5ielobDgb
og 'pn9er 5oIteDiIer meo be itolte Jiels
be Iom pu6Iitum =?
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

ete (Slrtet), SO adr; 6g~oeraacsfone
Snsrlo anosrsontter gaoectbur, isot
S3une. 67 aar; unafnrl Guore Gnoes
orstlen Spbalsele (StiRrueu(, 20 gar
gammel.
5 8eitre SliSre er iplosnoe opoe
elter Nptaar: Ole Nllien Nesia, is
Aar; Smut Glet Rgn, 61 gar;
8~aarobru9er Ole oalrorien uloefab,
SO Anr; Some S~n8ebisrs Selgesoatter
apale, fpot 6slme. rs 9lar gommel.
S Norore guroal: Some 3prtbea
8rnnum, igot Gable.
I'll mine &euner o. @~elsnoerc, Der
bar ienot mig Guiier, 8pger % Sibss
~ltrtiter fra Gmerlta, ienbes berpeo min
bjerteIigite 9ut. q. @. 2gten.
16oe 5ebruar 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
''5 CROPS" biGlptr FOR ga Grippe
on S~spbcODtue.

"a ics Der npotaset Dneg % IropS", Iaa oil tea
ienbe Goer min Eat. Sea ruda TIE oct bar pGrst en-
rle0 va @rppe mere eno 10 War. pg meo 6pbcDp ne,
laa ie3 n1anae @ange bar oRret noe al utl ieIp. Seq
bar tdlt meo en- bel Del G9ler o. idgrt en- 9oo Del
Dteo ctn, men III irgeu QlRip. Weu iea tafter CUB
for. at otr er GiRlp at tal. Goers - Frops" hay
blnIpet mig, ila ieg CT 100 Broeent beoye eitsr Al baUe
b,u9t GDers WteotCtu en- llse. Oct &c en- bel AtL, ,0rn
bar beOet mta iidfie BEN rU3et al be IS Dropsv, Ga De
una ieuce mia ct 3uln SLATER meo bet isrte lea pHl
8lpre a I for at iaa eoers NtetIcH tedoi, 09 bet oil
glGce mia at bliue 6Ders Naeut.
&oooenuIls, gSaibtHSlor, 2ten Warts.
Baru 9. Damon,
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
"Joe.6utten"
euer Gntten, iOm ifuloe bli til up9tt.
(8lpantteguiug al b.

Sonatdn aaSlibrennu % 9ultru
Sara bapoe en- enelte Sen. De bappe
p9ret gift lang, lang lib uben at faa
gern; men iaa fspte Sara i'm Sen
ben feritefpote / tit 49be &ar. ga
ban bar s 0age gammel, blep ban bebt
% 1T NaDnet Sans NilIen 6auge.
"Qapnet itiGmmer ingen"; men bet
fan PLACE en- at bebbe Iaameget Ipm
Sans Nilien Sauge Sonutanien aass
li6rGnna. SOndtan ieIo MATTE ins
be Jig / at beooe "Soe" iaa til !Soers
bags, % Spnnen miitebe belle lit Rapn
o9 matte ngie fig meo at beobe "Soes
0utten." Stattdrs Gut! ban bapbe
Idat StjGno pg Sant mere eno en-
Sang, foroi ban life tunbe lore Raps
net lit, % oa ban Iad enoelig bar toma
men faa langt, at bet lab fat / bans
Siernetiite, bar BET bog til ingens
9eroens NDtte. Soez8utten tdlote
man BAN, og bet fprurgelige Rapn
maatte ban trpttes men, iaalGnge
ban bar / 8pgben.
Sonatan QaslibrGnna bar en- pels
itdaenbe Mano, % IaslibrGnna bar
beb hans StrGbiom6eo Bit ct Tibet
Msniterbrug. 0a @utten tom til
@erben, laa Der Penger bdabe /
Strpmpelp9ger og Observation-Disclosures
o9 pentet paa 4rping.
9utten ppt8te pp. San bleo fors
tinlet pg bortiti9mt / bsieite Grab.
Seq brpr mig life ON, at 8utten ital
arbeioe - ieg bar nemlig tnntt, ban
ituloe bli til noget," ia 5ur bans uns
bertiben iaa / 5ortroligbeo.
@utten blep t%pnfirmeret. "Sd, ieg
bar tantt at toite BAN paa Stole;
men ban er ung enbnu," IA Sar bans,
% iau gift ben LANCE boone 8ut Der
og br9bte 9io / 2eoiggang og llnptte.
Gnoelig tom S~iospunttet, bu Gut
ten bIep ienot ufiteo for at bli til noz
get. &lpttsren / 9pgoen bapoe en-
fig ulioelig ting SaSItemme, at bet
aloeles gre5 / en-, naur ban brelte ub
/ fit Nmen. Se5uoen bar ban altfor
gammeloags / Stolen ug iaa formeget
giennem SSingre meo bisie elenoi9e
9u8manosungerne, Der i~letitte fit til
bprlia 8unt / Stolen. San burbe efs
ter TONNES Menin9 fjernes ON life iaa
lGn9e. Sonatan herte til Dem, Der
iaa itiGrt til ben 8umle, grpp9iorte
8lotfer, og meo Slptterembeoet / 8is
tertsn isnote ban iua i'm Sen ben enc
ite til Semindriet. Gent ON ban
tunoe fad ben 2Gre at bore fin Spn
ipnge Nmen % lGie Snogangss o9
llpgang5bennen / Sppeotirten! Saa
pen Ssnoritemme, iom Sennen bans
bapoe, ItuIoe bet rigtig BIZ Op6pggeligt
% Grefulot at ie ham / puggenoe Ses
pGqelie % mso &nGrne / "bdlosbei"
paa &lotferens 9lao5.
@utten Itrso ofte eiter penger. Oct
bar MI iiGr til 9eger, bet 9it iad for
ItrGttelig mango 9enger, at ieIo So
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
@Nper beore Taa for Taa.

St9 bar mobtl0el 9eteJ Ntoiriu for en- tae fosr,
o. lei har taQet IS 4ro 10" regeirrsf1 boer after. "a
beore 1ai for Eaa. 3uolost uif u fnos E,onep rrs
Der tlr Ell Slaite . Trop q, tom Ee Inaa inee mia
iad inart Toni mnliat, ba lea lite I u pore ere ~ !.
btciH %ioruoen, o9Is otb, at ben tan iurrsrs mtg fpr
RHenratisme. IeoI bgre fra Hiq isita.
Stepbenie1, Wild 9oe giar.s 1895.
8bonas 9eHorifien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

'| Annt IMAGE, at Stesen elcr 6ifn o.. e. y. er itesti
y WI 'lite 5rCm0au9smaabe. Wiaofeot maa lille
"o A~'ltono, bet oil iise, bet mao toae %lansiont
"-aO g,lnatcrl, % tpaer mon ioa beri Saser eIler
|. VIM" Oct b~ttQOeliet i Smoa.
I: ,.'' oct 0Icnncm ct Stptte fin 9enon eler anoet
~ Neo Den Stentrutte, bpori oct ital opbepa'
,"' Fl oct 'rroiat. Stal man faa bruno Stes eUcr
~ '''0E'' oo3 life 9eeiites % Soteletter (chopsl
".' V'o, at oct er ~pasielis bebt, iuben aipoet euer
E.a.., '"I' Anoeroes oct paa benre Maaoe, itol
N, w '"nne opooGe, at Stegeieot bar peret meO Spills
"" 1"e'n CT tGroi9 % taset no al QanOen eHer
h. ~ Huo'Ilc8 5eotet ombpeeeIist al % bapes / Ell
h ~ @ I'l.N (oet geleastise Stoi) files, og Sauccn
/ NV WV" '''''r 0onite Iiot smsr / Ell CRUDE, balOer
e,ar so" OH otn er poSielis ialt, % iua files ben op /
srS NV "" ''sF oouces Mluseen. @il nan baue Saucer
lSn '.S', "a Dor man heller i~itebetfor Mel tagc en-
TN " ooe otn toge meb Saucer. MeIiGpniug
ss, " SD'', CT heller lite iaa ~foroDielis % innb.
erh, "0l Gourt er iteet Yattelie, sr ogiaa iortrinIiot
ts,r,s.. ''S'et Oct bebit for pilo 5ual o. anoet 9ilOt,
ssm@,. "'s' onGr. Oct maa brines eoot, % 8ilotet
alT 81 ~'''alomt, inoeu man ~bsspuber at iatte til
lka r, S1l0' ol0r man BETTE inart, nil Stesen i~narere
st, D"8'' Noar qraribsns eler anben Slass piIo
b IN, y 'I '@rot9ite9t. i~n,srss ben 2 sler 8 @anse
!, srr. o'y' Qolltet iapner Saucer. Mel maa life
Ss NJ a. "''.r99es ben fine Smaa, % bet siGISer oct
"N'' lsa bsboIos fin ssus Smas.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Sabre aiorta bruet noeen teort
Wc0icin n ss5 Trops."

sea oil bcrutro aumobe Tsm ON at igaos mia en-
jlGi's a. Ggrrs % Erop8.. Jta oil aigrr az lea Tan
for Of tal ben tieubI her runot I gBuntlet, TOT lsl
2e ienoie mtg trrgtt lea iclp bet ndlos al, Geien
Taattr lrn outr abe I'll min Rabo, ION Orr t0rrt , =
let az Eauopue. Oh huu '-%ritfreoe. a ban bipos al,
ov9 brugt UuQCu ttIre gitbtcin eHb he % Irops"
Bonner, ", I. 10 De RGrts 1893.
smut S~tsphenfsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Saffcr for Den bnrtiee 90 retne
W~chdu0liuo.

9ntiast bill De iinoe Y}ousp Croer for ct TuFH
sian T al be IS GrOps". Oct DUN, 1e note mia.
tdJ 10 alcteoc tolBt 10, o. jea er cel t~ornslet nteo at
D IRE acres ageut. Sea taifer lem nraet for Gere5
Ba tae % recie Btbanoltng.
groin gate, Nimn 29oe Deb. 1895. Rnubieu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
rs Drops" Biaip haas 0one teorc
eno uoaen anoen Weoiein.

Scres Webicin bar lea m~obtaast, lea I'll aisrs aft
uiui'g iFr at iGa Ecres Reoicin fleuoi. ga ben bar
; Il oct nut none bebre eno noaeH anotn Deeotttn.
perneo ien9er i3 en- Wone9 rroer icr en- anosn
5ld}fe.
Stepare. Ju., 2gbs Gsbr. 1896. Den Gtion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

SerllsbeSer o8 &ettisbeOer en- uf D.
itsrite oa bebite @aarbe / galoris. bo
Den bar meset stOg, ct uomertet
SorOsmon og en- flor Sos meb gors
gan9soano. bpur Der oripes WsQebruo.
Srpleri, 8enmDIe, etampe, Qarits.
maIflne, 5rsrenieri OIp.
Vaa aonsens GgoIelsba9 ben 2loe
T. M. blep snmle 8ifrittslroe &. 6,
$rirb / 8eftre Gliore oeforeret meo
Ct. Slais Srbenen (Giooer al lite
8lasie).
s Slutninsen al Sanunr % geaSn.
oel'en al 6ebruar raieoe her en- beitia
S'orm ! 5%orbinoelie msb 9gpeir.
Sneen bleo sanife mart borte til
lanst pp i Gaierne, % bet fer nh no,
lom ON bet bar / Slutuiu1en al qsril.
Sien paa Sanssmisien, Der i Ginter
par me9et iplio (cn. 10 CONNER inf.
bleu aloeles poelast, iaa at 6iuroen
MI er is'ri norbenfor Ssmiingimo. Ga
bet bar fieoeli9t bnabe me0 S,Ien "a
bet apoe Slpoefgre.
Ser bar / Here Gage 6-7 GRADERS
Sarnne, o9 mo tuloe barpe beItz
plDieoe SOloe ben lite bs. Sea FAR
fpr 'o0t, at Sinben por uoloiom oa
mango bare Gu9itelige / lnl,Qere gio.
Gncel Suie bl9ite operenbe % maraes
lteos bleu Sustase Os Stortensplber
op9tlgt rampouereoe. 8 ED(o, 8aua.
bpor Sinoen ta9er frpsteli9t, bieu ga.
get oelois a~frepet al BET fore, nDlia
op'atte llobus. &osnia9en, Sang %
Ell nplig opiprt Sag psb Sumcn, @es
tire Sliore, faitcoes neb. Iaa Sos
bcim bleo en- GirteIius taitet, % gag
% NcIt al en- 2aape pna Sammerss
mes. Ser ipprses psiaa li9neuoe
GllOra9elier fra Saaiusoal % Sano,
boor StUrmen raiece paa iomue 9ib.
DIE Spnorcl ir. % Ole 3bomaien
Utpbre ira Sang tapOe pGret / Siels
oene runot Sreiitglen for at ie eIter
2amrcll, % De lfuloe biem III Sana;
men Storm % Sluo btuoreoe benz / at
fomme frenI, % be mantte grave fla
neo / Ell tor Sneoriue, bpor De puers
natteoe. Oct bar life uIoere bebaoes
li8t; men De anfom bog biem i goo
Sebclo Sa9en oerefter, riStisuof uaabe
% mebtagne. Oct bar 9oot, at beg9e
bar i~ielouante, ellers bapoe DC neppe
tlaret fig. StOrmen parsoe / flcre
Gage; men III er oct title, tolot Scir,
% .Soroen er bauroiros len. Ntilags
aiprins ct iaaleoeS for bet meite iaps
itIaet, % man pentcr mso 9Gnsiel pua
Sne % So.
Salitein s. &uIt, Der bar pp6plot
iia i @merita / s aar, er / 8inter
biemme pan SsIps i fin 5soebpso st.
ncbaler. Goparo g. Sruituen meo
5umilie er I~iSeleoes biemme pla Seiss
i Gtneoaler.
Spbannes 8. Saueen, fra 9elanb,
Sonia, Der en- 9io bar uGret biemme
paa Scic9 til Bang, er for ct Bar
Ga9e iioen reiit tilbase til Bang.
Gntemano DIE Nilien 9cfrem al
Bang ct nplis gift meo Gnfe 8etriue
Gnorcasoattsr Mibtioeeu al Norbre
Qauo.
3 Gtneoalen CT anut &. Sraaten %
Warta Gipinoaoattcr nylis siite.
q 8eltre Sliore: Maler 9nut
@unosrien Sbesaaroen al Sang ps
Ranaoi anoreasOntter 92iite (Slas
Ire); gnorcas Iecericn San8ietb al
Rorbre sluroal co ntarit Slsoatter
Samre (Srrnoen).
q Gtreonlen CT Gnfe Slen Iruess
batter @pIueen nplis bpo 90 Sar CANT
mel.
3 Sang ct efier Nptaar iclsenoe
bcoe: llnstart Inbsrs Olien auams'
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Spucs "5 Drops" Ct CT Dpperltg
0frtu.

Gtd'tcr, ION 8e isnote mig, bar ut M brngt ~, si
i1ntes BET er en- Dppcrltl WeDitiu. 3Holagt uI De
tnoc Ntoneu Crter iCr ct guin 8laftrr al - 5
5rpps". reg pI 8lerne urte Irrrs NaeHt o9 irlae ben
runot Der aenbabi Co., buur ieB Dor.
Wrlluator, 81. 20Oe 5eb. 1896.
9pbu Fetal ann.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
IRA @aIoris.

[sta Sal0r's'
i mine getjenOte Os eanl'
q.nsriia bar tiot % OIte
r.. 1,rsiter itnloe itrlOe l'oi
r. ..,or,G goFen", O8 bpis uO'
IT, affs GpaIteruIt' ital les
|.@gIs s~ftertomme bette Snl'e'
l.,isr fra 6rjnoa5eim ! Sang
l.,,,r blsu ta8en / Srhs !
;,rrios gtooneO. 2aleltn'
/ orrettst paa fuer Stposlta'
f., arfepotOs 9Otel ! Nar'
ggrauros Sirfe, FAINT pao
l., 6stel paa 2eroalsOren.
,,;r,t ON at iaa en- 9aleitas
F.tsn i gje Gnner; men
[,,rn. ia3oe uci 2af. Eaa
F,l Der nGite Saar Dprets
Ettre Slibre pal9tes
[a,i,e. 5crgcant :. StO8ne %
G~ulbranO s. Sfats
anroal: I'll OrOfrrer
%,csOroforer Ntls q.
law, gluoal: Gil Sroisrer
ns.s, gjcsoroiorer q. 6OnDus
-,,,,r: GjI GrOfcrer Snnas
',,p,rs. @iceoroisrer 6. 8.
inOcn Sp9oen Ter bar
fremjtrlot os met l
Spnor, Nuroal % Sang.
n, far TO 2iiDOlosforentn9er
900 g!eOlcmmer, % melt CT
Der ipIter zig unoer
&ang3 glibolosiprenln'
NJ ll8 Mteblemmer mob SO
ID: GarsmOoe.
s,nprilien / @eitre Slicre bes
/ ct upli3 aibolOt Wfpoe, at
,n Qlnu al SIR. 10000 I'll
e.s "a ar. 5000 til Suslaas
" grteiOtre % andre ubemios
u Sp8Otn.
u zo8n i Eitre Sliore er al
nlisn btOll9et SIR. 20 til Sp'
If ct QcfbreUbus for Sosnct.
ira LIE Sannar 0. u.
1m1ejr GnitaO. I'll Snoiigb
: tsgilgcoe Scrrcositprelie |
&r. 10 iOr boert al Scrs
gnitu / gitre Slibre ital
FDoie ijg icIo til 8o8ne %
ior en- @oot9iorelie al
I. Gar.
li'rt0nBens Sfolebus / Sang
It 8 @iuanc0ers SIRIUS 5orts
mso Sirteianaer @nseiet
u. aurict be9puote ben CITE
} 30 GIcUer.
/ Bangs airte iItcs
Il q. &cr8e, Der bar tn9et
Ellorc, cr beititfet @aaros
ctn &lIicn @}pbre.
ajrte bIeO til SUI a%nitais
/ @an1euc.
.Sa9Iampcr bIeU osiaa ~auitaf.
IA S'lDsnjn8cn al oisie bar
;.l& er Sitter uoienote for
til en- itrrre 9pietrone.
I. gome / 8eitre Sliore bar
i|''rartet llotus, Sigs, Gtalb
y, SIrt3iuuscr 8. Brandt
III bar O9jaa iaaet iGrb,s ct
as meO 9oaOe, SIPS oa Stab
ming.
III Gc3tcjm / 8eltre Gliore
li'tsrt 6orIqoeuoe al Gipiub
''I3t I'll hans pnsite Srooer
en- Siobeinm al SIR. &c.
Srport itol ben pRre
get mere. GiUiuo Sosbcim
II r3 @DtOIens eanatcriunl.
t''2eim cr meO tiqiesenoe
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

NA life opurtie be 8sot.
men belbreosr ia.oiipHbilt Rbenma'
tisme, Ienraieta, anbma, Sa'
tarrb, Ierppfttt, &%opeopine,
Smerter I Npgeen % | Softerns,
Sti1a 90 anors itGrfe Smsrter.
Tet CT ct nomGrtct Snsmiooei. -
SGt9eS fun Dos 90 % pore @asn'
ter. Sfrio ioaa efttr Girfnl0rtr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Sar ftnoct no, at DC '|J CROPS"
err c,t II IN rrfef gUcSiciu.

Ia ieg bar bru3t op ben Sldits. Te Ienst e mia, pa
ia bar bcraf fuIoet no, at bet ct en- u6mrrtet Tsbts
Gu, o. mango rrso mia, tom bar baot aHleoniHa TT
al prgoe ben, tie oct ldHlme. Ia De tilbpoer m a
Ieres aaentlr, ia CT lea otItD til at iorisae, "a sc
moa ieuoe nii1 Ct Gutn SLATE iaa mart Jon multgt.
8uoldGt oil Ge fn0e Ronep Erber for ilmme.
Nibbp, Rtnn., 1soe Deatts 1895.
Spsu q. Bafietb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Nae brnger
g DROPS
Som ane er tilfreo8 meo.
2Gs UionesbnrDenc.
yrepehaTer a

Brop az
oenne ~uondrtcoe We-
oieta isnoes pso Noo'
taacIiCn az % Gents
% Drops tr Y rp'
net % goitu. Ee
fore 6IaItsr en- 3alcr
ensr iey SLATER for
fem Galer. Sen tan
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

F'''a Gcstctm / 8eitre Gliore
''t'rt 6orIgoeuoe al Gjpiub
'f ''I3t I'll bans pugite 8rooer
\ ''F en- Siobeium al SIR. &c.
-''l'm Srrort Itnl ben we're
n'3'i mere. GiOiuo 5usbeim
''''' l'3 @DtOIens sanatpriunl.
!" 6''Q'im CT meO tiaieseuoe
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

q Gtreonlen CT Gnfe Slea Irress
batter @viueen npli9 bpo 90 siar CANT
mel.
q Sang ct efter 3ptaar islgenoe
bcoe: llnafart Inosrs Slien Gpamss
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

nine BttjsuOte os eam'
ar,rila bar tiot os pite
T F,rsiter itulbe itrtOe lioi
. ..,or,s BoHsn', O8 bois uo'
r., ~ Spalterum, ifal ies
y ,r, ,ftertomus bette Snite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-31

was handsome oriental sofa cushion
other prizes were MASKS, ribbons, travel
ing wristbands and dime purses for the
gentlemen, and for the ladies. fans, Mexi-
can vail decorations Indian baskets etc.
one OF the prettiest figures was the bridal,
gentleman with. bridal VEIL which
he was compelled to wear through
out the evening, the lady wearing q
boutonliere. Then there was the Nc
kihley figure. 16 to /, in which six
teen gentlemen Were selected to wear sill
yer Ounce caps and one a gold crown, with
a golden cross This was an amusing fig
ure, as most of the wearers of the Ounce
caps were gold men in the political world
Then there was the driving fishing and
other quaint and original figures, the whole
making up most interesting series.
Mrs: General Draper gave a dinner at
the Dutch Cottage Fri Hay night. Her
guests were Mrs. Edmund Pendleton. Rob
err adams, Jr., Mrs. Robert Mccormick
DR. and Mrs. Wallace Neff. ex-senator ana
Mrs. j. Ii. Henderson, Capt T. j. Bush
Mrs. George A Draper, Mr.. e J. Hurley
and Mrs. Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. General Draper and Mr..
George 4. Draper and their families left
Tor LeNinS ton. KY. Tuesday morning A
telegram was received by them that morn
ing announcing that Mrs. Drs per's mother
was very Ill. Mrs. Geo. A. Draper will
probably return to Bar Harbor. Mr. and
Mrs. Draper have closed the Dutch Cot
tage for the season.
Mrs. General Anderson of Washington
gave very pretty dinner party Monday
me guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
P.ndleton. Mr.. and Mrs. Green. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis. Miss Field, Miss Bona
parte, Miss Wilmerding. Mrs. Anderson,
Adams. Mr.. Longworth, Comte de Moltke,
Mrs. r. p Mitchell
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CoLORED BOYS At ANNAPOLIS.
Two Will Take the Entrance Exam.
fnatiOn Next Week

The Navy Department has been Informed
OF the appointment OF two colored boys az
cadets TO the Annapolis Academy and that
permission has been given them TO appear
Tor the entrance examinations held there
In short time. The two boys are said to
have entered competitive examinations In
Illinois and Pacific coast districts, and be-
ing successful over a large number of white
boys. were designated by the Congressman,
and are now their way to Annapolis
If it is true that colored youth are to con-
test with others for admission 10 the navy
IL VIII De the first time in many years and
should they be admitted there may be an
outbreak among the corps of cadets such
as followed twenty years ago and led not
only to the expulsion OF the colored cadet
bun Of several white boys of his class
There have been but three instances in
the history Of Annapolis where colored men
have APPEARED for admission, and hut one
has passed the exs mination and become a
cadet. After two years work. however. he
failed to meet the requirements, and was
dismissed because OF this fact and of some
trouble he got into with members OF his
class
A. West Point, however. several colored
cadets have been admitted and three APP
pointed in the line of the army One is now
regiment in the west. At both institutions
colored cadets have invariably caused trou-
bile among the corps. ending in the dis
niSSai OF several cadets.
The last colored boy appointed to An
GapoliS came from Congressman Murray's
district in South Carolina. and failed on
two entrance examinations.
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Miss Clara Barton, president Of the
American Red Cross Society. who has
been in Turkey since the early part OF
the year making efforts TO relieve the dis
tl.ssed Armenians. accompanied by her
staff, George III. Pullman and DIR. Hubbell
is making the homeward journey TO the
United States. During her stay last week
in Buda Pesth she yisit ted the springs OF
the Hunyadi Janos Natural Apcrient
Nater, where she received by the
eldest soi of Andreas SaXlehner and shown
over The establishment. The extensive
scale on which these springs are conducted
and the cleanliness and careful methods
OF bottling compelled her admiration,
which was freely expressed 10 Mr.. Saxleh-
ner, whose name is so well known in con-
nection with this well-tried mineral water
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At BAR HARBOR.
summer Joys Departing and the An.
tumn Quiet viii Soon Be Felt,

Summer Joys Departing and the An.
sumn Quiet Win Soon Be Felt.
BAR HARBOR, August %, 1896.
The season at Bar Harbor is now on the
descent. Only the cottagers will be left
soon, and they will settle down after the
first week in September to much-needed
quiet and rest.
A thrilling runaway occurred on Cottage
street Friday morning, in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Damrosch. Mrs. TruXton
Beale aid d lady friend OF the party were
the central figures. The party was on its
way 10 kenaruen Lodge, and when near
high street The reins became entangled
and one of the horses started to run. The
&iINer was powerless - guide the horses.
Thee delivery teams stood in front of a
store, aud INTO the midst of these the
horses plunged Here the team collided
with one of the delivery wagons, and, the
carriage overturnlns, the occupants Were
hurled out. failing beneath the carriage
Fortunately. all ESCAPED without injury.
The DamroSch carriage and one of the
teams were badly daMaged, and the party
attended the concert, where Mr. Damrosch
took fis part in the program.
Senator Hale visited in Bar Harbor for
a few days last week the guest of Jud ge
Wiswell and Mr.. }. G. Moore
Mr.. Hugh Mcmillan Of Detroit, son of
Senator Mcmillan, one of Bar Harbor's
most prominent summer residents, left
Newport. where they will remain a brief
time before going to Europe. Elsinore.
Mr.. McMi!lans beautiful summer home
here. has been closed for the season Mr.
Mcmillan has been ill for four weeks, and
his physician recommended a change of
scene and air, and hence the decision to 20
abroad.
Nine. Bonaparte and her son and daugh-
ter. Miss Ronaparte, are at the Malvern
Miss McLane of Baltimore WAS the for
tunate winner of the silver loving cup at
the recent rafties at the children's fete
Miss McLane chose the number 1S and 4.
won.
AT the Malvern Monday night occurred
the most novel affair of the season. II
was a leap year cotillion, given by Mrs.
Roswell d. Hitchcock of Washington. in
honor of Miss Person daughter of Cen
eral Pierson of New York. and Mrs. ST.
monds Of Charleston, S. c., who are guests
Of Mrs. Hitchcock. 1t surpassed in sur-
prises and originality any similar event
ever given here, and the twenty odd fig
ures led by the young ladies showed great
skill and cleverness. One gentleman had
the honor to lead a figure IN this decided
ly leap year eyent-Mr. l.. w. c. Falls who
led a golf figure. The gentlemen who sat
in sober thought over the maze of dances
were Prince Raoul Wrede. umpire; Nav
royeni Bey. NJ Brun. Count Vinci and
Messrs. Inglis and Anderson. The prize