davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

Cine bsitere Ra9ri9t tpiro
aus 8eIgrab eemelbet. Dor. jon bic ga
ttonaIbiblio:6et gef9GO1en porOen fem, neil
feline Bidder mebr borbanben iirb. Die aus
2anbesmitteIn g~eitiftete 8ibIiot6et 5IbIte bpr
etliden Subren 10000 8dnOs. pa aber
Seoermann Siiaer entitled unb Niemanb tie
tDieoerbra3te, 6lieben f9lieBIi9 aIs gauges
8tbIiOtbstsinoentar nun Die Rataloge unO
Der GuItos 5uriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
apad1etttd1e autnoia @taata-8ettnaa aatHapodJ, II. aalat 1898.

bort mirbetens a ertpudTene TtriOnsn Der
S6iffsbsiaBuu9, tpelbs oes &uOsrns tunoig
iillO, ~Dorbanben lein. Gdmmtli2s perIoz
men Der GfiffsbsIubun9 iinO BET jeber ii9
bietenbea @eIegenbeit in Der 8anbba6ung
Fer Boot: .;nO i'm &utern gu iibsn. SAL,
art, 3eit uilb Ort bee %a6gebalteGtn Ilebunz
gen ijno iii G9tffStugebu4e gu Dermerfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
Gin S~emtI6tr Sampfi@iTStO1 BEL
4fenfMS.

Der beutf4e Sberto9 bes bplz
Idnbii6.n 9ampfers nNnbuluYiu", Serr
@einbeb.r, beri6tet in Der beut>
I6en 6a95eitung naii&e limb &saer"
tpie ct alf Der SeufelsinieI ben un9liiGli4sn
Gapitdn 0repflls iab.
Der 9ampfer n~NnbaIuiia" fubr in ben
9eipaf.rn fran30fid~@uo9una's nubs bel
Der Snfel boriiber, als Elm 8oot nit fr1n50z
fiI6en GoIpaten BPM 2onbe abitieB unb bic
8itte iibsrbra9te, ben 6diffsto9 auf einige
@tunben ber3ugeben, ba Der PrOpiant6ef 6es
@o9tfommanbos ii4 ben Nrm ge6roAen
babe. @einbsber folgte Dem ni6meideI1aFs
ten 8uFe" germ. Gr fubr hiniiber, briet 0anl@
msltoteletts unb S6peinebraten, unO Der=
ipidelte pann bic 3uerit Iebr portfargeu franz
a0IiI6en @ploaten in Elm Geiprd4. 9araus
beridtet er nun:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

Ttun bea6ts bic folqenben Symphonic, nelde fb bel
Grfraufuuqen Der Borrowings : SrQane eiuftelcn:
@erfopfung, inncre S,dmorrDoiOen, @iutauorano nod,
Dem 5topfe, Sdure i'm DtageH, l~lcbelteit, SoObrenntu.
N~bneiauuo 0egen Speiicn, S6nsre i'm plagen, iallc3
piinOungen sum Nufiprinqen oper Gritidsn beim 9ies
Qen. oeI6pd6te. S%en.frait, Slcden ober @epebe Dor oel
nluaos s8eibiperoen, 9etbe $,Gut uno @ugen, S6mcrs
zen in Der Settle, 8ruit unD Den @Iienern, pl6bli6cs
Iuftrcteu pu Sibe uno 8renuen im T!cti6.
Usehrere 9oien R ooiuaD' 9tlIen bsfreien
bas SUtem BON Den %erndbnten St0rHneen.
9reis 25c pro S6a6tel. gu babsn Bel alien qpptbcs
fern ooer per Hct %oerianbt.
Man idrcibe an Or. & q ) IN y & 6 O., Sod Bog
S65, Retp 9Ort, ul ein Bud nit Natbi@IaseH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
RmP11ntu&tfe

pier 2ungeu=Gnt3iin6uno IoIte mitteft bes &eooo
Neltef %bcbanOelt nerpen iute no1itebeHO; 9em 9a=
t%tenten ioatsn 5tpansio Sropfen &elief jeDe StrnOe In
sinent l~ectnQlaie nit Q9ofer ~Derabfoigt unO bic Gan3e
9ruit, Der 8iiden unO bic unOcren SDrpsrt3eile 00l=
fG NIT Dem 0teIief eingeriebcn lperOen; pSeei Sea"
ynD Slcil1briibe mHicH Derabrci1t iuerpen, I'm Den
9atienten bel Grdften 3u erbulter, rnD Die Sdrmc
niifcn Qelc0cntli@ mitteit Or. ~JtaopaD's 4iaeH III
Sb0tigfeit 0eiebt perDen.
Gnt,i i2Srpm'g gsr E e n %tTsiH, Nm n 3 iuSu"S O " o,, Trul9'
punOen @afs, Bronchitis, Sbperotbmiofcit, Group,
&Gtarr6, Sniluenja, &opfi6mer5eH, 3~abnidmcr3ea,
Ncural9ie, 8bsumatismug, Sbitttelfrof, 9Se1ielfie=
Der, 6roftbeulen, bonn 6roite dngegriffene ROrpertbeile.
Sic Npplitation bon 81 eaop &eltef mad Dem
GDrpertbeile ober bsn &6rpertbetlen, tpoielbit nag Sis
ben pocr Der 53msrj ieinsn Sit bat, Deruriadt 2ius
berun9 uno 8efsrunq.
SnncrIi d. GIN bal6cr bis elm oan3er G6ecs
l6iieI bol in einem @lais g8aier furirt in peniOen
Minnten 9~eibi@mer9sm, 0rdmpis, lauren Ytagen,
llebelfeit, Grbredben, Soobrenncr, RerO0iitdt, WiQrdne,
S6laflOiQteit, Siarrb6s, @Olit, gldbungsu unO ale
inuerliben @ei6ipereeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
READY RELIEF
perf@aTt fofortiee 2imo erMms.
Grf0IfM It a.
@eber SAILS.

0snn Sic %3pOn3ig ODER oreiBig Srobfen bs @euSD
Eeltef nit etiuGg SDrup Dor Dem S6Iafcnoebeu uebs
men unO einen GlaneIlz2appsu, nit &eIief O"eiGtti0t,
UNI ben Sails MAIDEN, meroen Sic Oes Mor0tns DOH
Sbrer 3alsentaiinoung lpieoer ~Derseitelt iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

,SreDfus bat Is our6auS nt9t 10 f6le1t,"
lieB fi6 Der cine Der Soloaten berntbmen,
vtpte man IS vbrauBeu" bsrmut6st. gr Fat
ppuitdnbige @etpegungsfreibsit, tann 6;ngsz
ben, mo- er min = n%atiirIi6 6%e9leiten i'm int
mer 3tpei Mann unb BARI tbun, tpo51 er
Suit bat. 3pii6en feds unb iieben llbr 0ss
Mprgens ite6t er in Der Gegel auf, tpdi1t fi1
unb trintt cine Safe G6otolaOe. 8si gutter
8itterung pfle9t er oann iofort baS 1au5
gu perlaIIen unb einen SpuaiPrgang 3r ma
9en, nobel er fir gepD6nlid Elm Bah
nimmt."
ySiir9ten Sir ni6t," tpunbte id Elm, cap
CT SS6nen beim 8aben entpii9en, ober baB
ct Iib oas 2eben n,bmen t0nnte?"
n8eibes lit uusgei4lofen," ertpioette Der
Solbat, BERN ~unIerer Sntruttion gemdB
tpirb ibm beim 9a0en cine Seine I'M bic
Sanbgelenfe gelegt, beren Gn0e Der Ma3tz
6ultenbe in Der 6anb be6dlt. Msnn e. gu
riidte6rt, pirb ibm bos 3rpeite Sril6Itiif gez
reid)t: Rutherford unO S9inten ooer Gter
unO baau cine 5lai4e 8isr. Gr bei6Gfti9t
It9 bann 3psi bis prei Stunesn nit 2eien
uno S9reibea,"
vWas fir 8ii4er bat er unO mas idretbt
ct lppbl9"
Na6 einiqem 30gern tpurbe mir bic Int4
mort: DMan bat linn nrr einige trie05teha
niI4e Bidder g%elaifeu. S4rsiben bari er,
mas er mil. Nugsnbltd(i6 oerfaBt er feline
2ebenSaeI6ibte."
dup sr GS4nen 6eigen, mas er Idrei6t?"
vNein, nun 8riefe, Die er tpe9ienoen ipiu,
tperoeu bon uns gsleieH un6 an Die &ome
manoontur nod@apenne geianbt, bic iie tpeir
ter beforo:rt,"
nSm Originul?"
o8eiB id ni@t! SD CLAUDE, ie !pernen
a6geidriebeH."
vWas treibt er Ipn5t no6?"
n8pr bier3ebn Sagsn bat unS Der &om>
manbeur bic GrlaubniB srtbeiIt, nit Dem
@efangenen 8arten IpieIen gu biirfsn. Ser
@efangsne ma9t allsgie6i9eu @ebrau9 bon
oieisr 8,ginitigung. Na3 Sif9 = ct be-
tommt Inn 5tpei ll1r cine Suppe, einen Bro
ten unb eine Na6ipeile = pfle9t er nit
3peien BON uns 8atarat gu ipieIen."
n@ie bod ipitlen Sie?"
Der 6ran3oIe ladte beG auf.
,@r bat teinen Sous @elb i'm 8efib; pOa
gu AUDI. l1nO Oann, i'd CLAUDE, uuf Der gan
gen Sn1el iinb taum brei Sronts bprbanben."
vBas ma9t S9r @efdnqensr @6enbs?"
o%llniersr Snitruftion gemdB biirfen mir
9[ben6s fem 2i6t bulben. Rur bic Dahe
DOR Der 2biir unterbdlt Elm 9pl5feusr, I'M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

9te 8fentr geaeTiion fat eiten entI9isz
benen @rfoGg errun9eu nit ibrer Srii6iaDrsz
ausfteauug. Seit bic feds grinen 5a9nsn
BON ben feds bobsn rptben Maften in Der
RinQitraBe pt6eu, giebt it9 bas gan5e
napurte" Wien in ben Sdlen bier 8arten6a1s
@eIeai6uft @telpi6eim Inter apart" I'no
CAV peritebeu bic DEALER unb 8ilobauer, mel
9e entpeber cine neue Ri9tung eingel6la@
gen babsn pber aus Sula1tlOitgteit o:eIer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
q TO Us
- NiQem,
Sttts snusrldiiig, rein Ue9etabiliid.

@Oundnoiq gei6madlos, elegant iibtr3udert, obiii6s
reno, reQulirenO, r~einigsn0 unO f~rGftiqenD, 81 a D :
10 a BiIltn 3ur Soeilung auer St6runqet Os
WuOens, Der Ginaeiueioe, Der Niertll, @laie, nero6isr
GruntbeitsH, S6pinOslaniaue, @ertopiunS, Sdmors
rbpiDsu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

Der S6eatsrpldnberer bes Diener v5rems
benblattes" gie6t in Ieiner bieslpO9entli9en
@bronit bas folqenbe, ni6t geraOe lebr APP
petitlite 8ei6i9ten gum Beiten: Die U(itz
olieoer bes 8urQt6eaters 9dbsn Die @bar~
pode gu @~aItipieIen in Der Propin5 ben!iBt.
Sic eruteten 3umeiIt 8eifaa uno 8stplnn,
alerbin9s blie6en ibnen AUDI ~u1nangenebne
Reiies@ efabr1ngen nidt erlpart. DEM ipie
I6tper lift es oft, ais 8aft in einem pOlIltar@
big fremOen Gaiembls gu ipieIen lrno iI4
na6 elmer flii6tigeu Yrobe in Die 8etuobns
6eiten unb Gigentbimli9feiten Der erban@
oefefenen G6auipieler Der betreffenoen 9aTt~
liben 8ii9ne gu finben. 5rdrlein Sou
grion lpeiB BACON gu er3d6len. Sic ia:
pdbreno Der IeBten Sage ni9t nrr IN 5ritlt,
1onbern ou9 in elmer n0rolidsn, groBeren
@tabt OeIterreiAS gaitirt. SIN jener tunlt@
befliTenen Staot erfreut iiA Der ju9enOli3e
Qisbbaber gang beipnberer geliebthelt; n0z
mentli9 bic 0amtn iinb pernarrt in ibn.
Sem Spiel, Isin @ort, ia Der 3au9 isInes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11
F. n f.

GinerIei, ipeId' beftiee ober ~oudlenbs S6meraen scr
NIT Hbsumatismus 8ebnitete, 8ettldgerige, Snpalibe.
gterOOie ODER an 9teurGl9ie 9~eioenbe, Don
ileberntannte aud %ausfebet mag,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
The Revolutionary Tories.
Ito be continued.)

James X. Hosmer in the Atlantic: If
George III. and his ministers were en-
barrassed by opposition at home, says
James X. Hosmer in the July Atlantic,
the American patriots were no less en-
barrassed. An energetic minority, it
has been said, brought to pass the rev.
oluiion, which proceeding, especially
from New England, was carried
through in spite of a majority in the
cOlOnies-a majority in great part quite
apathetic, but to some extent actively
resisting. The emigration of forces,
when the day was at last won, was rel
atively as great as that of the Hugue-
nOts from France after the revocation
or the Edict of Nantes. The total num-
Der is estimated to have been at least
one hundred thousand In this multi
tude were comprised only such, with
their families, as had been active for
the king The Indifferent, who had
lent no helping hand to the patriots,
must have been a multitude much
larger; these remained behind, inertly
submitting to the new order of things
as they had swayed inertly this way
or that, following the power and direc-
ton OF the blast of war.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15

WEAVER. w. T.. company A. TWEEN
tieth infantry; in the leg.
MULLER, T. JOHN. troop z, rough
riders; in face and shoulder.
MASON, JOHN. corporal. troop E.
Ninth cavalry; through the back.
DAHLSBORZ, CHARLES, company A,
Twenty-first infantry; in the right knee.
MAURER, HENRY. company A. Six
teenth infantry: I'm the right leg. twice.
JUERGUESON. EDWARD. troop I,
First cavalry; through the left hip.
RIPBERGER, FREDERICK, company
III, Sixth infantry; In the left arm.
WADDINGTON, j. L., company A,
Twentieth infantry: in the right foot.
PAYNE, WILLIAM. troop z, Tenth ca
valry; in the left foot
FARNELL, WILLIAM. company B.
Thirteenth infantry: i'm the right ankle
JOHNSON. SMITH. troop A, Tenth ca
valry: in the left arm.
WILLIAMS. FRED j.. company f.
Twenty-fourth infantry; in the left leg.
HAYES. GEORGE B., company c, Six
teenth infantry: in stomach.
GOLDEN, JOSEPH A. troop K. Third
cavalry; in the right shoulder.
ARGAN. BURLEY H., tlopp |. Tenth
cavalry; in the left leg.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
Carrie
The Telegraph Girl
* X -
ROMANCE OF The CHEROKEE STRIP.
* ~ -
By Captain Jack Crawford
THE POET SCOUT"
THE POET SCOUT"

l had not met Carrie Rankin. l did
not know II she was long or short,
blonde or brunette, sweet sixteen or
grabbed forty, plump as a mountain
quail or thin and angular as A Kansas
female suffragist; yet we had become
the best of friends, and daily chatted
with each other on terms of marked
sociability. / confess that, as the days
sped by and / listened to her witty
expressions and bright conversation, /
found myself falling in love with her.
yet / had not the least tangible idea
of her personal appearance, and knew
not whether her voice was soft and
musical, or pitched in high key that
was harsh and disagreeable to the ear.
/ knew she was good-natured and pos
sessed of keen sense of humor, for
she would laugh heartily at my re-
marks. and respond with the most bril-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15

GUNTER. N. G.. troop l. Tenth caval-
ry; in the left arm.
MEYER, o. B., first lieutenant, Third
cavalry; flesh wound in the hip.
TAYLOR, CHARLES w. captain.
Ninth cavalry; in the neck.
LISEUM, E. H.. colonel, Twenty-fourth
infantry; in the shoulder.
CREELMAN JAMES, correspondent; in
the shoulder.
O'BRIEN. JAMES, private. Eighth in
fantry; seriously hurt by bursting Of
shell.
DYALS. GEORGE. sergeant. troop D.
Tenth cavalry; in head.
TAYLOR. ISHAM T., company F. Tenth
cavalry: in right arm.
WATSONS. LINTON. company G.
Twentieth infantry; in the head.
KECALLAND (MCLELLAND?, DON
AID c., company f, Seventy-frst New
York; in right knee.
ALLSHEZ. MILTON, troop H, Third
cavalry: in right arm
GRIMES. JAMES company B, Twen-
ty-fourth infantry; in the left arm.
MORGAN, FRANK. company 8, First
cavalry: in right shoulder
DUNNARA. JOHN C, company a, Six
teenth cavalry in right arm.
MORGAN. FRANK. company D. First
cavalry: in right shoulder.
WELD, WILLIAM A, company Z,
Third cavalry; in right hip.
REDMOND. BARNEY, company E.
Twelfth cavalry; in eft arm.
LARSEN. John H.. company I. Eighth
infantry: in right elbow.
TUNER. WILLIAM troop d, Ninth
cavalry: in right leg
Alison. DAID. company E Twenty
second infantry; in right hip and arm.
GORDON. THOMAS p, company X.
Third cavalry; in left hip.
MILLER, WILLIAM H.. company E
Sixth Infantry; in right leg
ADDISON. RICHARD T. company F.
Sixth infantry; in right shoulder
SEABOARD. ALFRED. company D,
| Sixteenth infantry; in the groin.
MITCHELL. a. A, Third cavalry: in
the right arm.
GROGAN, MICHAEL. company D,
Thirteenth infantry; in the right leg
KOCH. MICHAEL. company II, Six
teenth infantry: in the left shoulder
CAMPBELL. JOHN H.. company D.
Tenth cavalry: in the right leg.
WATSON. JOHN. troop Z. Tenth caval-
ry; in the left ankle.
WATERS, THOMAS. company e.
Sixth infantry: in the left foot
PARKES, WILLIOS. company E. Tenth
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Official List Of American Casualties Before
Santiago.

HUSSTER. WILLIAM A. company c.,
Seventy-fourth infantry; in wrist
FRANKLIN. BENJAMIN. Tenth caval-
ry: in side and wrist
BERGNER. PETER. company c,
Fourth infantry: in the chest.
CONRAY, w. T.. Ninth cavalry; struck
by a shell.
COOPER. GEORGE c.. company G..
Twenty-fifth infantry; hand shot off by
she'll
JORDAN. CHRISTOPHER P, Second
infantry: in the wrist
WHITE. J. o. S. troop +. Tenth caval-
ry i'm the left hand
MCCORMACK. HENRY. company f,
Tenth infantry; in the right foot and left
leg.
TAYLOR SERGEANT JOHN ]. L..
troop F.. Tenth cavalry: in the right foot
ANDREW. CHARLES. company X
Seventy-first New York: in the right ell
bow
HARDY. THOMAS G.. troop G. Tenth
cavalry; in the right arm and side
WASHINGTON w. company l.. T1vcn-
ty-fourth infantry; through the right
arm.
RIDGELLY. FRANK, troop C, Tenth
cavalry: in the left leg.
HIPSHUR. WILEY. troop A, Tenth ca
valry; through the foot.
HIGGINS. ALEXANDER. company c.,
Twenty-fourth infantry; in the thigh.
DOUGLASS II. L.. troop C, First ca
valry; in the left arm.
WEIGH. SERGEANT PATRICK. COM
pany G, Ninth infsntry; in right leg.
DALRIGO GIDEON, troop B, First ca
valry: in the right thigh
GUINEZ. DENNIS, corporal. company
A. Sixth infantry: in left knee.
MOLKE. CHARLES. troop E, Third
cavalry; in left arm and left leg.
POPE, C. L., company a, Twenty-fourth
infantry; in left thigh.
ACHE. NATHANIEL. company H.
Thirteenth infantry: in the right thigh.
TURNKEY, JAMES. Sixth infantry; in
the right leg; also hurt by shell.
DOUGLASS, GEORGE P, Company C.
Tenth infantry; run over by cannon.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15

MEYERS. WILLARD. company d,
Sixth infantry; in left ankle.
SULLIVAN, JOSEPH. company A,
Sixth infantry: in left foot.
NICHOLS, EDGAR. company F. Sixth
infantry; in right hip.
TAPHORN. WILLIAM, company A.,
Sixth infantry: in the left foot.
PARAM. JOHN. company b, Sixteenth
infantry; through the shoulder
TENANT. CHARLES, company X,
Sixteenth infantry: through the hip.
JEFRORED. FRANK H.. company E.,
Sixteenth infantry: in the head.
DIVEAN. LAWRENCE, company Z,
Thirteenth infantry; in the right arm.
MINING. MOUNT, company E, Sixth
infantry; in the right hand.
MINVEN. JAMES. company E. Sixth
infantry through the shoulder
ENTEMMAN. CHARLES w. company
d, Sixteenth infantry; in the right knee.
MMILLAN, f. L., troop D, rough rid
ers: in the left shoulder.
RAIDER, HUSTON. troop I. Tenth ca
valry; in the left shoulder.
ROBINSON. ROBERT w, company F,
Twenty-fourth infantry: in the left hip.
BARNES, j. r., company c, Sixth in
fantry: in the right knee.
LEEDY, CLARENCE B.. company A,
Sixteenth infantry; in the back.
BLEDONE, j. A, company B, Sixth in
fantry: in the right foot.
GUMP. 7. G.. A, company +, Sixth in
fantry: in the foot.
BALL, F., company H. Thirteenth in
fantry: in the ankle.
MILLER, JOHN J.. company r., Eighth
infantry; in the wrist
O'MALLOY. III. r., company B. Sixth
infantry; in the right hand.
MCCLURE, JAMES, company A, Sixth
infantry; in the right leg.
ARMS. WILLIAM company A, Sixth
infantry; in the left leg.
CHRISTIAN, CORPORAL FRANCIS.
company c, Sixth infantry; in the right
leg, twice.
RHEMAN, r. H.. company E, Eighth
infantry; in the right shoulder
GANDS. JAMES, troop c. Ninth caval-
ry; in the foot.
JAMES. CHARLES company I, First
cavalry; in the right leg.
THOMPSON, ALFRED, company A,
Twenty-fourth infantry; hurt by burst
ing of a shell.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
BOOR, -. battery A. Second artillery.

BOOR, -, battery A. Second artillery.
DEVEREUX, -, troop X, rough rid
ers; through the arm.
PAUSTER. JACOB. troop III, Third ca
valry: i'm the head.
M'EONALD. +. r.. rough riders: in the
head.
WAGNER, -, company f. Thirteenth
infantry; in the leg
JONES, CHARLES, company B. Twen-
ty-fourth infantry; hurt by bursting of a
shell.
DORCUTT. A. company B. Sixteenth
infantry: In the arm.
KUHLEN, JACOB. Second infantry;
shot twice on right of chest and left leg.
ERSTEIN. f. H.. Second infantry.
THRO, T.. F.: in the throat.
BONNER, JOHN. Third infantry in the
right side.
HUNTER. GEORGE K. captain Third
cavalry: in the right leg.
BARTON, c. AUGUSTUS, troop e.
Sixth cavalry; in right hand.
BURR, JOHN H., troop E, Sixth ca
valry: in right hand.
WINHALL, -. corporal. troop e,
Sixth cavalry: in right shoulder and back.
TURNER. WILLIAM j.. company Z,
Tenth infantry; shot thr- head.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15

From the Boston Transcript: The
Maid-What are you doing with the Bi.
BILE, Freddy? Freddy-Picking out a
text for today's sermon. When l come
home from church | always have to
tell pa what the text was. The Maid
But how can you know the text until
you hear it? Freddy-Any text will do
Pa won't know the difference. The
Maid-But your grandmother is going
with you. Freddy-But grandma will
be fast asleep long before they get tc
the text.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-01

Ways OF Gencl,Is-- low Victories Wore.
Announced by Them.
AtluntG Constitution.

that any good hearted man takes
pleasure in killing his fellow men
whether in battle or in personal
| quarrel. In the oldcn time when men
fought ducls and it was considered
dish0norablc to refuse challenge,
many man oycrshot his adversary
rather than have his blood on his
hands. 1t takes II hard hearted man
to shoot another down in cold blood
and it is a shade Of comfort to every
true soldier to know that possibly
every bullet he fired may have missed
the mark. saw two soldiers shot at
sunrise one morning at Ccntcryillc in
1861. Twelve men fired the fatal
shots but no Gnc knew who killed
them. for six Of the guns had not
balls in them. Such is the kind con
sldcration that even army rules have
for the feelings Of those who are
chosen for such reluctant work. That
voice from heaven that Cain heard
when he killed Abel still haunts us.
1.-The voice Of thy brother S blood
cries unto me from the ground
have often wondered how the spirits
of dead soldiers Of opposing armies
meet each other on the other side.
DO they shake hands and make friends
or how? Or do they say like Nathaniel
Hawthorne said when asked if he was
i'll favor Of civil wal. 'Wcll, yes,
am constrained to approve it, but still
don't know what We have to fight
about
But one thing is certain. We are
coming slow speed in feeding starving
Cubans and if our fleets don't hurry
up there won't be anybody to feed.
Lord help them. for it looks like We
cannot. BILL ARP.
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Raising Hogs for Bacon.

a most decided change in the mat
ter Of taste has developed among the
consumers of bacon The demand now
is almost entirely for lean meat, not
single strip Of lean but full ono. half.
TO raise hogs which will supply this
demand, pen feeding must be done
away with almost entirely. The con-
fncmcnt in close quarters induces fat
that even the most careful feeding
cannot overcome profitably. Unim-
tied pasture feeding is necessary from
April to November: and il the righ:
breed Of hogs is kept bacon can be
raised and sold at good profit. 1t
has been found that the rather lazy
Berkshire, Poland China and Jersey
breeds cannot be proftably turned
into lean bacon, so that breeds that
arc inclined to roam, like the crossed
Yorkshircs or the Tamworth, are the
best for the purpose. The Tamworth
is but little known in this country,
and breeders do not take kindly to the
plan Of giving up the we'll known
breeds for this stranger. 1t is not
necessary, for a cross of Yorkshire
female with Duroc-Jcrsey male gives
an animal we'll suited for turning into
lean bacon.
Attempts are now being made with
promise Of good results, to educate
the razor back of the south to feed for
bacon. 1t must be confessed that this
animal has many Of the 'laracteristics
Of good bacon hog, and if the dispo-
sition to eat anything from an old
boot to ground hog can be bred out
of her, she may yet astonish the advo-
Gates of fancy breeds. Four onc-acrc
fields we'll fenced will supply ample
pasture for 80 hogs with the addition
of some roots or corn as supplement
tary feed. The fields are sown into
peas. rye and rape, clover and barley
and the hogs turned into the rye
early in the spr;sg, from thence ;n.c
the clover field, from tho clover to
the peas, and from peas to rape, the
barley being cut green and fed to the
hogs, or the field may be pastured
occasionally. The main expense OF
this system Of feeding is in the fences,
which must be strong and close.
Aside from this the cost will be less
than pen feeding.
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and glorify duty and devotion. Let
US exalt the virtues and degrade the
greed and selfishncss, that makes men
soI':':;asa!!!J and ;sno.1,ic.
Let us celebrate our triumphs with
enthusiasm; let us cherish our heroes
and crown them let us comfort the
wounded and remember the soldier in
arns: ict us never weahcn the ransss
with doubt of the Justice of the
cause for which they fight Let us
inspire the army by faith and sympa
thy among the people Let us salute
the government with reverence and
undying devotion.
And let us Of the south standing
without further protest of loyalty
and without any lingering shado-v Of
doubt under the flag Of the Union,
thank God for our reunited country,
and redeem in the fulness of action
what our lips have profcssed in peace
with Joe Wheeler Of the Confederate
horse leading the Union cavalry, and
the great green country resonant with
the praises. bearing the immortal
name of Zee
JonN TEMpLE GRAVES.
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Immediate Relief.

Colonel W. H. Halbert is notorious
ly poor pay. y few days ago he
entered drugstore on Austin avenue,
and asked for bottle of DR.. MoFroud 8
Kidney Encouragcr. The clerk, who
had been Informed that all the bad
debts contracted would be deducted
from his mothers stipend, produced
the bottle.
''Do you think said Colonel Hal
bert, reaching out for the bottle, chat
one bottle will relieve me of my dis
couragcd kidneys -
"Yes,' responded the clerk, still
holding on to the bottle; 81 know it
will relieve you right off. 1t will re-
licve you of 81 in cash before you get
out of the store with it.
The colonel groaned, and remarking
that the remedy was worse than the
disease. took his discouraged kidneys
to the next drugstore for relief.