davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
ga Grosie % Smesn.

SenrD 9illaune, en- 9artner Der
bor peb Wormon Cooler 9eien, mite,
be ct BAR p9rbifulo. SsIts forIeben
Dag. San foris9te at tiers ODER Sien
meo ct 29s Deb psb llbIsbet al Root
Hiper. Sa ban tom Nor 0isconIn.
'iosn Draft Sisn, Oe 9eitsns % 2Gsiet
git thumbs, og bet bar meo Teo, ban
reobeoe lit eset 2io.
-Sen l9ns. penteb. qapmaiter
antom iioite Sirsoag, % aompaes
nierne %" os "M" al 3bie 8iscuns
lin iii lin Detailing for Sttober. Der
blep uobetalt ca. $4,000 Der / gnsn.
- Waurice 4noerien en- IS Oar
CANNED Gut fra Gong GpoleD blsu
ilemt ~beifabi9et Sorsoas Moraen pua
Ysien meQem Roros % SpbbDen. San
bra9te ct 2Gs So til 9Dsn, ba SeItene
blso itrGmte o9 iprang M. @utten
blep ta'tet al Sp9nen % blsb iua 1emt
b.ltabiget, at bet er Sare for bans
3tp.
g. S. Mit6sI 9repins 50. tens
ter at opfpre ct npt Sotsl, bpor Ga
Gros'e Souie M er. Ger. Soc G6ner,
Der fer bar beitprst Ga GrosIe SouIs.
ifal bIipe gsitprer at bet npe Sotel.
Oct bill toite $4,000.
Ole Souaen, en- Sdrmer fra Ma
BEL, Minn., og MiIs Chris Gbriitina
Storli blsp Gateoist at paitor 8. q.
Sassn forir9e Sprsous.
Setret9r Golpert bar irbIeperet
lin Rapport ON gbssstrafiten ber /
gpsn bette aur. antdlet al rbs gno.
ningsr er minore enb paa mana. g(or.
men S9roien at be opferte gboninz
ger er iterre eno i 1897. gpen bar
enbnu life iaa.t bet fore npe fsr5tes
flasies Spt.l, Der bar iaa meaet paa.
tale / Sesbno.lin at adret.
5orenin9sn "!9armonp" at
Bethel Meni9beo bapbe freboa pa
2srSag aoncert / 8irten paa gsoroe
ct. Gn Wasie MsnneIter bar fremz
mpbt 6sgse aItener os 5ilItelninaen
bar messt pellpttet.
vi bar bapt eanite tolbt men
imutt @eir i bet ienere. Stem er ale.
reos iaa tbt, at Ssiaening er %beobnbt,
Samerne at 8ompanierne "g"
os "WR" GAP en- Santet Sirsouo Often
/ 8srmdnid !Saa for be biemtomne
Solodter, og en- Masie Mennelter bar
tiliteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
Sarmcrs Suititutc

Oct / 9ssptr iioite ll9s diboIots
5armsrs Srititute iiaes al en-, Tom
optrpar ga ocItoe / Rcosrns, at hare
p2rst iGrotIss peLpttet. 0an flyer,
at gefoItrir9en I % omtriug 8esper
mphtoo be 9eieasnoe meo uoisgt Ole
't,p;nTtab, bpiItet unegtsligt giproe 1T
Ill, at Stsmningsn bar iau Iiplig cg
qpo.
GrsSenator 3. e. 3ris9. tiItalpt
for at meoosIe Raab og 9eiIsoning,
bar unS.r 9istusTipnsrne ben lsosno,
glanb, men ri ooIaa lin iuIbe &prs
meo at ipnrs pad ale be intritate
Gpsrasmaal. Der rsttebss til BAN.
men ban tlursoe fg meo 9lanos.
Gu bsIoi9 gIanoins al bet Ngttige
meb bet 9sbdosliae bar SilltsIuingsn
for Snsoag often. StpIebsrnsn,s
Spoisning. Muiit og SaIer optoB Ii
ben til langt paa Nat, men os taIrise
silhfrsrs bar psItiIfreofe % gap fit
8ifalo tiItienos pso S0aanbtIap cg
graporaab. 9rof. q. u. SIipsr berai
9hen par BEN Iorremits Salsr, og ION
~ieopdnIigt ipruolsos hans Gale mso
gittigheoer, bpiItet trporsos bet mere
ulpprli9s Snobolo, faa bet gioros oeIto
opbere Snotrnt.
0etts Snititutemsoe uomRrteos iig
iHrIig perOso, at iaa mango 9umsr,
bdabs unos og plors, tos Del, life Blot
Tom SiIhersrs, men unbsr gsbanoltns
gen af 6euieupl, Supss os Slomiters
Oprtnirg uiits be fig at pare BE- tIugs
it,, osrss iturpiinoigs 5aler par gepis
hsrpua.
S~.spsrmsost tittatie gsToItningsn
iao sOot, at be billie aiers llbpsi til,
at 2. lignenoe mart igieH tunos bplz
bee pau famine Stso.
4f bore gdnosmRnb bar Der life
iaa fao tilitsos, msn beres 9elta9slie
~forrprigt "a ~ubstposlig. Bore norite
gsubsr. laosr BET til, er mere TRACE
elsr | Bet minoits msr tiIbagsbolbsros,
naar BET aiRloer CptrGom i Gam
msutomiter al bette Slues. gmeris
tanerne tdeer Gupsn fra BEN. De tan
not bare Iigs ooos 5armers for bet,
men unorss paa, ON life Iiot mere Be
esiitriuq ilog mso bet boaroe Qrbeipe
piloe pirts Dslaisrsroe. De Uiloe oa
paiad let tunns hamle op meo fut
omsri,anits NIso6ors.rs / bette Stollt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

meria Ga Sora.rn, fin, sI,mmsr" 'oa
ftal ou / Siml,n mtb gbrdhuH, Jla' 0S
;Sutob fda bolb. aaml, S.ttIsrss Jtif'
Gnbsliq minb.os 3aIsrsn be un9e on''
at be inort itaar pptr line JGores 9raos'
at be hal iugte Sorobeisn mso 'tnt &dos
rer, be buroe Od tag. bare oad ben nance
lia. arp, be bar idast 49, lite solIs ost
bort - ii heller ben timeli9s. Oe VA
elite I'm airte, fin Wsnigbeo, ben er ei
Gulbitptts, Tom life Dor iGIges Tor en-
RET 2inoier al oenne lssd9ttge 2'0'
boori hi lsosr. "Qat os intie 5orfG
oerne gIspmu. unosr aft, ION me otno'r
og inu; thi bel gap os Elm Grp III at
9lepma, ban er itsrrs ean mango ptI tru,
Ssnbag GtrteinbpteliG 5
propiletdlen oosr Wath. 7, q fg. oso
9ait. Mtubn, i~remboIotss Rsoosnot9h'-
ben at at bore CUBS Orb, men osiad d!
gisre efter Sroet.
Sormanosn itog inmmeu Rtfornnss
tions ca SnbpieIisstaIe og Calgtt ION
5etit 2 Sor. 4, 8 men SemG: Gps AZ
Werte. girten bar fnlot % mango NOD
uo,nfor. Sfsr optoqes og omtrtnt %
Dollars Tom IND.
Sirt,n sr bpqoet at Wdt.riaItr nopLl's
bet AZ Stopen osromtring. 4Itert1oIsn
sr ct psnt Stptts qrbsibe, uoisrt al Com
ban islp uotrptte Iig) en- itmpel 5arnt'r.
ON Gft.rmiooaosn taIte bier al Yrs
ftsrne ct Iiitebsoro. aae bar glade o8
tilfrebie msb Wsoet, BET bar til msSen
geliignslie oe bragt. tun'te Here, sno ot
tor buabs til nloorligere at 'e og baaoe
pua bet 6iem, Oi .riitns Itul 9dd til.
s osiligt Mddneitjn tisrts hi ttlba9s
til 9ben Ct. Grcir. DER er itts mango
Torfts Der, men Wtr. Slion, en- G9te Der
ssnier, .r norit for mango; bos BAN til
bragtss Qft.n.r. Sm Rutten tunos lss
life fore, trocoe BET maatte huoe prret
Wrs. SNons 8dT,, Tom boao. prret fot
teri. Rsi, bet bar 5osi.our % GIoe'us
fra ct. 9roir Riosr. MuIit ION i.s itte
bupbe bort puu mango Mar. Snt,t I'm
Der, at min Qano igi.n bar paa 5Iugt
til 8os'sn.. iom fang / fit 9uloe uooper
b. bsis 5ieloe, oq g4ttene ION ri'Isos
eisnnem Stopsns % 8aIers til bet
tiars Siem i,g forlob - til bet Niem, ieo
fanbt. o9 til nit himmelIts 0iem. bro,
ieg baabsr at mcoe mango al benz, fom
bar tiliteoe beo areosmscet / Guretu
Wenigbeo.
NRits arsosmsoe fclocs / Norbre Wus
ieca Wenigb.b, poit. DaSbottsns aoIo,
Sema: Sob. aab. 8, IA Zig.
MBo.ts SstretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

uosn Sonecns Sanition; ifisnt bet
tunbe ba hGnbt IRE @ange, nemlig
mec Ieelslopcn az 1921, gopen al
1912 ON 1rihso iii at bolbe aubeligc
aoriamlinasr, 2open at 1882 ON
SaIQ al Gmbebseaaroe % Gems
mauoSlopsn az 1884 - dltidd / TO
3ilfrlos unoer Garl Soban % | TO
2ili6Ioe unbtr Oscar ben Inben. ane
oisis FIRE Sops blsp 10 8dnoe n9gtst
tongelia Santtion, men od Stortirget
peotpq benz | ~lieelpoenoe 5orm for ire
bic Sang. sr,b aongen i'm Ben %
ltrsp unotr. Ernulf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
bpert fierce Ulenneife

bar ct ipogt eler ingt Sjsrte, Tiger
9iosnItabsmanbsns pg Stotiititerns.
Der er ingen 5pil ON, at mango pers
Ipm bar 4nfalo at Spimmelz
bso, iom bliper itatalnbebe eftsr ben
minbite 4~nItrsnsslIe ,eler bois Sierte
banter. life Ipritaar Reopsnbigbsoen
al sieblittelig So~rholbsresler for at
itanoie ug beIbreoe Sp9oOmmen;
mango peo life. at De er fire Spmptos
mer paa Sisrteipsoom. "0r. Wtiles
!Seart Cure" er bet eneite 2agemiooel,
Der er onertienbt fpm ct Sjerte= %
Blob Spscifit; bet bar belbreoet 5uz
timber.
"Haur jes git ppe ct Cub, tunoe
nit 9jert ilaa iaa poloiomt, at bet
ipntes umuligt for mig at lepe. Seq
tunoe lite finbe Spile, bperten liagens
be sIer iiboenos. min Gage foreitreo
Or. Milss Rem S6eart Cure" og bet
ajengdp mig Selbreoen."
Wrs. g. 6. Mc&elpep,
palm. Seras.
9tqe 4~potbetere er bsmpnbigsoe til
at i9lse Or. Miles Rem 9eart Sure"
unber ben @arunti, at ben TsrIte 5ld.
lie pil game sler pengene betalss till
boge. 89r filter paa al faa Or.
Wilss gietp 5eart Cure" Strip efter
fri Sog ON Sjsrte pg Rerper.
Or. Miles Mebical Co.,
Gltbart, Sno.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
Smaapiuf.

Ire SbenierIptter bar prrst ppfert
roa grauo Gpsrabus / Senne uoe, ca
bet az fnmm. SeITtab, Ism. Omen
Co. Gns 1T en- COB ltbfsrelis. 7Fsri,
opisrtss Wanong aiten Qoro Qbttous
"2aon Of gpons" for taalis eoot GUS:
Sirshdg aIt,r 9apts Sbaieipsarss
"Gthelo" for en- neuet itor 11rTams
ling Siliiusrs, 90 Cnsoag Qften OBJ
fertss Shuteipeayss bstienote "Ris6s
mdnosn fra 9eutoiq" for gpot 6us.
Seioa her nar uoirreIien 6elOia %
Samipiast gOnt; iRrli8 uofsrte 0m.
Omen oe I. .. MlcG onuel fine Rol.
Ier rsali'tiIf % meo lin Tornaas!is
Som Sbplod bIsp 0ir, Omen fsrt
6angs fremtaIoi.
2uther College glufeum er lut.
tst til sftsr 6s1i9oogerc.
Clara Carton ION / ManSnc,
hism ira 5atton, q. Dat, for al til
brinos Sulen hiemms.
SIR. og mrs. 3. :. Did ia,
eIGoe ia oper antomiisn Of en- !,
9unos Ssn.
Sobn Sohnion CT tommsn Gjtr
ira Statsns SnouitriItols GIopra.
Den eamls SmolGas u Z
3s1nge. bbis Suitru osbs for uoo'
9oss iiosn, sr fIbttst til g|srrr. 5cr
Gpnnsn 9r. q. 81. asIoss bor,
Del sIsttrifte Chs bill mart bli.
bplhi | 9irtIomhso belle Qatien, bpi
tst blir msset bstpsmi for benz, 70.
bar sletiriTt ems i iirs Rsfioencsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

Uleosns Gleperne peo 0eeorab Sns
ititute itrsmmebs uo al Stolebbgnins
gen N Mibbogsituno forlsoen, traf
bet zig, al ). 9. Meainnsp netop pass
Iereoe forbi % meo Jorunoring iaa
pda ben tore Slot Of Gutter % bigger.
9a ban nj 2is pau prof. 8rsdens
ridge, ION peiao netop tom ub. rdabte
ban ~forbauiet; . mr.! De bar en-
Qrme itur moi til at prpele Spanien
meb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
Iecpral ps SmleNn.

Grn i5oc I eecmbcr 1898

after sr en- al DC gomle SetiIers
panortt bprt. SriItian Carton Sou9ss
noper, ct m~dueeaarist Wiepiem at
gio Canoe Misuisbeo. itepsoes ncmIig
oen lobe Dec. til @piIe pad gitnigbe
hens 9irtesaaro. @omIs Carton bar
I mango Nor pGrst uDtidd IIrebclig.
9iot % gi;hma hnpoe plapct BAN /
lrnQtrs Sio. Sans Spu par meset
iprttct, "a bans 8er,Iie omtreat
aonne borte til fine Siosr. San par
'eot / 2pngbnoo, Horae, BEN 23ot aus
QUIT 1917 % inm til gmeriIa / 1858.
:, 4s1tcTabet mto gnna 8uIobranos=
Batter. iom onerlerer bdrr, hdnos ban
s gsrn. at hpilie fire fsr BAN er BAN
orst hcncn, fire Spuner. 81 Qjeulsa
uenot tr Senuerre Intou og albert
iamt mrs. Sans Simonion % mrs.
bolpor Simpnien / 0outon, ga.
gat oiSIe oocrpar gsgrapeIIeu. Sris
f.ian Carton ndr en- barnsIiq, from
5i4l, iom trpos ijne manas 8rsotI
Ter altio par ! ooot 6umsr % ;ilireos
NIB 6trrtns 1ilnitieIitr. Den Tie
December Tor ban ben, / 2rosn paa
Tin TyeIier, inn ri hdabsr. Sin
aamle SjrIeirr1er, Qah. s. q. Stub.
btparsos ban ! tatnemmelia Grinoring
til Def Fcite. SUB treIts Guten o. be
arrine Srrafnhf- z
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

q. bar murst GjsIosr ps 9runbmm
for 9. Mur,n males ! Gorbs. u. reg.
usr 100 Subi,foo / en- Goro, met 9. reg
nsr 12S Job. 5p,m bar RstP
Spur: Oct er en- aIminbelia Regsl
opsraIt at rssns 100 9ubitfoo BUR for
en- Gcro Sten; men paa mango Steoer
iaitiRttss / aontrattsn. at 12S aubitfoo
ital rsgnss for en- Gorb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
@pr ber, : gGgte
mrm0 % score!
Drawer Il,

! bar bel life slent Den aanle
pafre Sfif at sipe Suleprcicmter?
Wsn, oct or life aitio iaa euet at
iinbe paa Roget. Wan fan panIfes
iie fjebe en- bcore Gave til fin
@uitrm eIer til fin porne Cater
enc CT Spma ifinc, % beitemmcr
man iia til at fjpbe Gu iaaoan, iaa
fan man lite fimoe npaen bcSre cno
"@nepsnnen". let er ianot,
oct. let biGlper life, ielp ON ans
orc Waifincr fpiter sobbclt iaa
meset, iaa tr &c life beare Tor Oct.
Sfnloe man pore iaa ubeloia, at
@nffruen lite piloe bape en- Was
fine, iaa fan man Itnoc oen tilbaee
90 taa fine Penac i9ien. &c nes
ornitaaenoe Ysiicr % ienS, mcoeaS
&c crinorer oct.
Waifine nteo : SfuTcr foiicr $3.50
Waf.ine mcos Stuncr foitcr St9.25
Drop Head, ) Sfutcr. 49,. S2t.0O
Drop Head, Z sfuHrr, go. S22.O0
Moresie:
=. 2immmSjes,
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
Slvantfrot

Seq bar CLIENT at airre ale nov'ts
Sdu9iorcnireer Der / 2anott opmGrts
irm paa, at GOearo 8reias Mtelgoier
til Ciatens i8arboras "Sduotusid"
M CT uotnmmst. Te hdr alersos pG
ret iunget / S]irbenhapn men itie |
0orQc. Norrsiten bar Gdthdrinus
Cling oaiau trmpouerst WeIooier til
mango at oisie Ti0ts. Gntslts al
0iQicne / "0auatusia" ION I. Gr.
"9tlOeIano" pg SnoIeoninasoi9t.t
bprer til bet finc'te og fa1rsits, ION
fnoes ! nogcn 0iqtuin9. Seq use. at
mango at bore rorite San9iorsnin
GERS Repertoire beabroer al bli lisea
iom Iiot bruQt, men mn tr her COB
Raab mso al rette paa bet. 5ud iut
/ 8lrboros. Siples, @ilbelm Sraas "a
Sotob gu1s @iier % Sauss. 8oot
ioIt, giot mt % fer'tt paa BRO
qrammet al % til er iusiom at regne
for Salt / Wdtsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
@anifc natmriiat.

"Sporleoes git bet til, Murie, at lea
iua big trattere pie paa ben unoeQOy
licemano?" iuaoe Susmooeren. ami
itrenbe al Sinns.
get git ganite naturli9t til, Mas
bum," iparebe Warie. Seq olsmte
at trptte en- aluo inb / R~selebuqst,"
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

Spilingioitrc Suuobeo % 9ptte
ian pusienbe blioe iaa benGpnt be
TO sr u%apitiaeli9e. Or. peters Stu
rito." bet samIe prspeos 2egsmiopel,
aisr 5olt iptteli9e peb at eisre BEN
friite. Den sr life en- Gpptbetermeoiz
Gin. Strio til Or. Petsr Subrnsn.
112-114 Sp. Sopne aps,. Gbicaao.
81.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

Cgiad osnns Sang maa Del uori,e
Storttngs SeiIutnira ON BET rene nor
its Stag torslG9aes aonqsn til Cant
iton. ga isg ir. at snttlte i9snils
Sstrsblaoe bsnitiusr til aorasn al
n4ats doriioQet i'm Santtton ooioa
osnns @ona, Rdturligpis qisr bel lie
ioo msgst til Sacsn; itdber Sonosn
unosr, Ioa bIir Oct Cor. f!rioer ban
lite unOsr, iao 6Iir bet ogiaa SOP.
6oriaupiot ian bet 10 orrc lice fep..
Men en- SanttionsHaqtslis for TIE
bic Sang sr noaet. iOm euonu olprio
bar bQnot, Snoru er lite en- sr,i,,
uprF GtOrtinssbeNututne bet qop
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
Iabcn 6orrciponoance.

6Dprmunae Stibe ios be 6oreneo.
Statsr fra Spanisn / ben netop enote
Sria "a hoormana. Sdnoner2 Soor
tore par Stib.ns os aanou.rne?
Soar: Sfslge be fioit. Opsuper ooes
laao, % ,robrsos ri ialt 80 ipunit. 9rissz
i,ibc. iom bapps en- 9eroi al omtring 80
Collars. Stun nogle fda MIN
ors ipauf. Stibs ,yobrsoss, Rsitsn soes
3pormongs ipanite aanonsr, Der falot
/ amsritansrnss SGnoer, uioss life eronu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

apiaoen liSner It Rer. Tom bsi.s al
bert &tpbpuii. men life ,nrfiss AZ Stor'
men.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
ninnenrcI,e preNntimhrt,,.


SMW-L'sh''... $.1- /
S.0-Ji
ip1eaVy' S.80-I
NOugn. a gEI
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Cows and heitcrS .......' -'W
Texas steers o'%
Stockers and feeders. .....
Saar-NatIve sheep......... .'W
Hesferhs. i.W-li
LdIllDS' 49,.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

Qaa boilf.n Dag / lls.n inbtraf ben
24os Rcp. 1894?
Snar: 2erocs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16

grennsr, Minn., 13oe Dec. 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-16
LISTONIA.
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A.nn.n1t Nofnl0rr,.A

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10
HOW THEY WROTE.

Those who write are often troubled
how to begin. Gibbon for long time
was undecided how to begin his famous
history, and Tasso worried over five
subjects before he finally chose one
for his ode. When Gray was trying
t., write his installation ode he went
nearly crazy thinking of first line.
Finally a friend who came to call was
met at the door by the poet who greeted
him with frenzied eye in these words:
Hence avaunt! IT'S holy ground" 1t
seems these were the words Of the first
line which had puzzled Gray so long.
Anthony Trollope went through days
of agonizing doubt before he could be-
gin a novel. Hall Game has the same
experience except that he has it with
each chapter Frank Stockton says he
has at times waited for an hour for the
right word.
Some writer's suffer agonies in cor
recting proofs and wrong comma will
give them the blues. Balzac was
never satisfied, though he frequently
spent weeks on page. Burns also
was. worry fs--4s--@-1----
writing the Illiad he wished himself
hanged, for it haunted his dreams by
night as we'll as day. Shelley said that
he was haunted by spirits, and even
Charles Dickens was pursued by the
characters he created.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-10

we want to carry a bod for about half
a day. Sometimes we are fretful be-
cause we are women; then we want a
change of companion-we need a man
to condole with u.s. Sometimes we are
fretful because the weather doesn't
come up to our expectations; then we
want to read about how hot it is down
in Florida among the soldier boys and
how cold it is in the Klondike among
the gold seekers. Sometimes we are
fretful because somebody else is; then
we want a change in our own opinion
of ourselveS-we want to stand in
front of the looking glass, make bow
to the opposite woman and call the re-
Election fool. Sometimes we are
fretfuEoh, I don't know exactly why
we are fretful! We wish we had never
been born, or that, having been born,
we had been the happy possessor OF
strawberry marks that would proclaim
us as princesses, or that when we were
born we had been changed at birth, or
that, being particularly fretful, we won
der whether either God or man cares
for us.
It's nasty sort of mood. 1t comes
to you and it comes to me. Sometimes
it's atmospheric, sometimes it's mi
crobes, but l rather think 1t is original
sin. We want to pray for somebody
to care enough for us to shame us out
of it. Personally, am willing to hope
that the next time 1 get fretful some
kind hearted editor who has at once
the courage and a railroad pass will
come to New York and Gf he can find
mel give a mental and physical thrash
ing to Bah.
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face was like a beet"
well, did the wish come true?r said
the friend. who could hardly walt to hear
the end of the story.
Come true?" said the girl. triumphant
ly Il should say it did come true. and
the very next day. went down town
and met a friend, who asked me il |
would go with her on an errand. / went
with her. and where Go you suppose she
took me?" Without waiting for q reply,
she went on: straight into that young
mans Office and before knew il she had
introduced US. My heart came right UP
in my throat, and I could not say a word.
He said he was glad to meet me, because
we lived so near together, and now we
speak every day. Minnie has not been
over since it happened and am not sure
that I shall tell about the wishing
scheme. ! am going to keep that to my
SELF and I hope you win not tell any but
your very best friends.''
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Copyright, 1882


The time has now come when lovely
woman having stopped to folly in the
way of leaving everything too late, is
searching for a summer place. She
reads guide books and sends to all the
railroads for those pamphlets that de-
scribe cheap and nasty farm houses.
She answers advertisements by the hun
dreds and she is willing to take every
body's advice as to where she is to
abide during the long summer days.
She is uncertain as to whether it is the
mountain or sea air that she wants.
She claims a positive contempt for
big hotel, but nothing will induce her
to go into a boarding house. The kind
of place she wants is in reality the one
which is next door to heaven-abSo-
1utely the ideal.
In the first place, 1t must be near
enough the city for the father of the
tribe to come out Friday evening and
remain until Monday morning. Then
1t must be too far from the city for all
ones poor relations > s1le down and
spend the day. Tue rooms must be
comfortable, and yet she doesn't pro-
pose to pay the price that the landlord
demands. She would prefer to be near
lake, because she would like the boys
to learn the difference between an eel
and rattlesnake, and yet she would
like to be far enough from the lake to
prevent there being a funeral in the
family. She wishes the boys to learn
to swim, but she has sort of an idea
that in learning this accomplishment
they would better begin in the bath
tub. She doesn't know that the little
tikes have been swimming this many a
day and that they learned in what
might be called a practical fashion
that is to say, the biggest boy threw
the littlest one in the water and warn
ed him if he didn't swim to shore he
would not only drown, but get thrash
ing.
Then she WOULD like an aristocratic
neigh heehond--a- neighborhOOd where
there are some nice young fellows who
ARE likely to inaerit some good old
ducajts-fbut it must be the sort of place
where aristocracy and shabbiness go
hand in hand, since on account of the
war she must economic, and the girls
have got to wear last seasons frocks
fixed over Then she feels as If she had
a longing to get where she would be
free from the bondage of servants and
able to eat her dinner as if she were an
independent woman. So she travels for
hours on a hot day over a dusty road
only to find that advertisements do not
always picture things as they are and
that the country home so beautifully
described doesn't compare for GOODNESS
with her own house In the city. Then
she goes cavorting around trying to find
a resting place where there Is country
air. Thank goodness you can have
plenty of that without being charged
extra for every mouthful, plenty of
grass, mountains at the back of it,
water not very far from it, frsh butter
and vegetables, milk from a cow and
not from a tin can, and chickens that
were not witnesses of G. Washington's
will,
1t is almost unnecessary to say that
this place is never found, but every
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such nice things said about him, but as I
had not been introduced 1 did not think
it would be just the thing.
What made it all the more aggravat-
ing was that Minnie H. would come over
TO our house every few evenings and she
would sit there to see him come home or
leave the house. She wanted to know him
and wanted me to give her an introduce
ton, but / couldn't, of course had not
had one myself. She would say, Well, If
l had lived next door to such nice
young man for two months, instead of
two years, you may just believe I would
know him, one way or another
1T made me feel as If 1 had done such
mean, sneaking thing not to get an in
PRODUCTION so 1 could introduce her. I
was talking about wishing 1 could meet
him one night before Aunt Ellen. and she
said why don't you make a wish in the
proper way?' I just begged her to tell
me of any way that wish could be made
to come true, and she answered, Kiss a
baby
kiss a baby?" said I, In establishment
II never heard that kissing baby would
make wishes come true"
Tt WILL said my aunt. If you kiss a
baby for the first time and make O wish
before speaking, your wish will come
true
Il laughed, but I looked out for baby
that 1 had never kissed. Well, as good
luck would have 1t, as I went to church
the next day T met Annie S. and her
baby that 1 had never seen before. Now
is my chance, thought 1. and I stopped
g.
worth, and more. too. and I stopped and
kissed it.
81 felt almost guilty to be using that
dear little innocent baby to make my
wish como true, and l felt my face get
red as I leaned over it. I was glad for
once that 1 flush easily, for 1 know my
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To get this up for IS buy: Six yards of
crepon at 30 cents yard, forty inches of
shot silk for the front. Instead of silk
braid use baby ribbon around the squares
and in place of heavy white satin under
the squares use China silk The shot
silk is used for panel and vest instead
of the Persian silk
In one case the dress is made of gren-
adine, Persian silk, white satin and silk
braid and is silk lined
In the other the same effect is pro-
duced with crepon, shot silk, China silk
and baby ribbon and percaline for lining.
HELEN GREY-PA@.