davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Cub Duknta.
2niosn.

Oct er frembeles ppermaooe tolot,
berettes 5borsbus fra Cartridge. 81.
z impress resiitrereoe 5~bsrmometret
SO 8rdber unber Zero.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
llnrH TiuI,ntn.
Gn Serubanepuan ilpngrt af Spurct.

st Nortbern Yacific Sernbdnetpg,
ipm / Snsoags befdnot fig paa 8sien
mellem Gopperstopn os Sanborn,
Itsbte paa ct grub / Sttnneganaen, oa
en- al pusiaserpoen.ne boppeoe al
Sporet NOR Dagger. 0ognen rullebe
ubipr og TOM ibrunb; men ingsn al
bens Ter Y~usiagerer tom pibsre till
taoe. 9eirst bar bitterlis tolot, og be
leb mere al Suloe eno al nogst anost.
statsbanf i Sa0eu 9th.
81. 6, plummer % Sobn @rabp fra
Siasboro bolber gau at opretts en-
Statsbanf ! Sallep Gitb meb en- 4tties
tapital paa $4,000. Der er ogiaa
flere Yalep Gitp psngem9nb interess
ieret. Wr. Blummer er p~rRiioent
for Siasboro National gant, til bill
fen oaiau Wr. 9raop bar p9rst tnpts
tet, nsmlig iom !Si9lpstdsierer.
srano / Fargo. gapuine % sisbon.
Sborsoas aften br9note Waiom &c
8aaros Wsbeaager / Sarge. 99roi
$4,000, @siurance $7,400. s ans
ben Stage boebs blanot andre 2eisrs
.Gbarles Gritipn. 2eisboernes 5db sr
$4,000. YDsuinssn tOiteoe $4,000
% er asiursrst for $4,000.
Summe Dag brGnbts ,3ieglers
Glctbino Store / Napuills. 20 andre
gpgninger toe o9iaa enbel Stabs.
5db $4,000; dsiureret. Wrs. G..
4Oams. Tom bUeoe ODER 3issiers 9us
tit, Hap %iaapiot ira bet meo 2ipet. Qlt
bsnbss Susssraao git tabt; intet bar
as5ureret, Semperaturen par 40 Or,
unpsrunber 3ero paa ben lib.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Srlmunt brTuncr.

VA Webiter Gitp meloes She Ssbr.:
Se'mOno / Brisbt Gpuntp er ibranp,
" oe'oltntngm er bielpelss. 9pen
WI 1000 SnobD9gere. 8anbleonins
s''Ne er t%rosIet. Slufninasmanofas
'''"e tan tntst uorstte. Sloen opitob
NlOt9ss 81. 1870 og pebbliper enonu
''0'''Qrret 1t EoelGaaelIespert. Sberz
nonstret bier en- aulbe at q 8rabsr
D""tt Sero, % oesuoen blGier Der en-
~ go'0'om % acknowledgements 8ino.
"'uN9e 9u'es Yebpere bar feet ia
,"O' III at Iaoe fine Stem / Stitten,
t' shoog roen tilItr9ttslig gstlaos
r''s III at boloe aulbsn ube. Situa>
,va'n 81 'OrtOiplet. Slosn 6eopnote /
ee07bsuoNps gpgninaen paa Main
S''''f' Den iOrssaaenoe often bupos
W. pe'st IEsoe, ps efterat bette bar
g., " uae paooe torldot Sotalet,
..Y' man CLIENT at LUTTE en- al 2ums
a.. 0tan tror oerior, at en- Grplpz
ia ben brGnbenbe Qampe par
y. as III SIOebranoen. gefoltnin=
D.. eU''0lolelie, bu bet opsasebes, at
b.. Y''On'nSsrne bar irosiet, fan let
,an's' sno bsItripes. Belmont
r,. .,' 10 SpoeIe, gits ps @eitsgel-
" On Hl' l Tom en- Sslefonmeloins
~'o''e' Gitp om. at belle 0siNbsn
s,,s aaO' mso l~lnbtasslis at nosls
'"T' IGa 9uis, Os oisIs sr pperfplpt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
1nelanoet.
grano / Sarlan, Shelbp County.

1borsOugs melptes til Sipur Gitp
ia 0arlan: Sloebranp Deritebs igaar
siprbs Stuos for $1,000. Semperas
tarsn par oso ben Sib 20 9raosr IN
or 3srp, ug ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Qorousitpino CAB 5lammerne fursset
giO. Wdnge al 9ranom1npens leb
Staos psO 5roit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
1pnamiterploiiun.

Sobn. g. Omen 2umber Cos
Smeoie us 9srtfteb / @itbss sbelags
b.s / Snsbugs peb en- 0bnumiterplos
lion. arbeiosrne ituloe BRUCE enbel
0pnamit; men bette bar frosIet, oa
man babe taset bet inb / 8srtitebet
for at to bet op. Gn Stuno berefter
inbtraf Grplofonsn. De otts Manb,
iom beTanbt fig i @srtitsost Hap alss
Iammen uitabt fra bet Tom peb ct sri
ratsl. gpgninssn blep bogitapelis taft
bl9it pat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Rs Naaoe at iaa Norbpolen paa.

Den r~usiiite 8iceaomiral | Otter
issn, Watdrop, bar / bet tongelige
SsIItdb / Goinburg bolot en- Gale,
bOori ban pesebs pua nOset mt ior at
naa Rorbpolen. San pil, at Der ital
bpgges en- Ssbrpber pua 10000 9sites
araft, og meo ben maa mar tomme
irem iii polsn, mensr ban. 6ois
bet life ituloe lpttes. iaa fan Ssbrps
bersn p9rs COB til at bolbe 8ugtsrrs
/ Siterieen ddbne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Bill lite, ut Der itai iGlscs oireite til
So%rbrngernr.

- 8unoreoe Sernparefprbanolers
toInt i Sn8ougs ef Wsoe / Ses
Ioin,s og oannsoe en- Organization,
bis 5prmnal bet er at bopcotte iaus
Sanns 0boIeiules Suie, fpm iHl9er ois
r'tts iii 6%orbrugerne. 8opcptten inoz
"5riattsr c9Iaa aatclosso % Department
Nuisns. 81. a. peotpges ReIolutioner
nm, al WsoIsmmer at oenue Screening
itdI tisbe line Sernparer. Spns %
SllstFI uoeluttenbs at iaabannc "a
SEltantsr p9 Wboleialers, Iom fun
'a!8sr til Wt9no. Der er reeuI9re
Observation-Disclosures"
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Cheria!nt al cn llluchnf.

oalpor Spbnion, en- Cog Scaler,
blep Snsbua Mor9en fort inp til
minneapolis / en- ilot tilrsot 5prfutz
ming. Nrr Gate Daibburn. boor ban
arbeiosbe, bar ban blepen operfalot al
Ell Slot llloe, bpis Suoen imiblertio
bapbs tiltalbt noole Meno, iom Be
fdnot Iig / NGrbsoen. De tom ogIad
pau bei Sio, bu lllpene olIereoe bapoe
biot BAN itpgt / 8enene og bibragt
ham fsre aabenos Suur pad Sosrz
troppen. Subnipn Tiger, at Der pitt
bar ct Bar Snes lllps / Slptteu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
aomnsr, iom oriuer en- smsoir.

s Rarbsbsn Of ains Ninam's
sopn / aaptOlOnisn FAR noSle SsItre
az 0ominicuss Srbenen dnlagt en-
Smsbjs, iom be bripsr. 9stte err nos
get mt. Bonner plsisr at bsnorsmme
2ipst inbsn aloitsrsts 9agse og til
aipstsling saa ub og tisgs. Oct sr
glabeligt, at nogls al benz pil gjsre
nogst nbttigt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
@rnnb | albert Sca.

Sreoug Morssn omtrin9 81. 2 ubs
brcb Der Slo / Gauges Smebie %
@psnpertIteo / albert 2ea. 9ranoen
blsp '~luttet, men fsrIt efterat betnbslia
Stabe bar anrettet. Gienbpmmsn bar
dsfureret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
SGge hint ri eii gnl 0nnh.

Or. q. s, Stone, goleg, / Ct.
PAUL, blep Snsoag often biot at en-
gal 5uno. 0a Sottorsn ben often
naaeoe bjem til lit gus paa Summit
Ipenue, msbte ban pad 5rappsn en-
bsrrslss Sunb, en- Iaatdlbt "0oter
Spaniel, i~tiGlpenoe al auloe. Or.
Stone tpg Sunoen meb 'ig inb / Spis
ieituen, pg oa ben haooe fact parme
Iig ltot. forIs9te ban at tiprte9n. ben.
Mten ioetiamme ban n9rmeoe ia, 6so
!Sunoen bam pper S~danoleooet % BIZ
brd9te i'm 9elQierer ct imertefulot
Saar. Den asiiitsrsnoe S~unbbeosz
l9ge, Or. price. Tom bar loet Tia eiter
Stuoiet al SunoegalItab, blsp tiltalot,
% ban fanot mart, at Sunosn leo al
6%noropbpbia / ben pGrite Sorm. !6an
git berfor itror ttlperts meo at br9nbe
Suarst ub. Smiolsrtib bpbe 6unben
/ arumpstrptninaer. Or. Yrice pil
erpsrimsntere paa Ganinsr meb 8irus
fra Sunoeus Sierne. % bois bet ogIau
oerpeo ian paapiies, at Sunosn bar
aul, bill Or. Stpne ufortrpet beaipe ia
til Gbicuao5 Paitsurs Snititut.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Ut Snr annrc SloebrauNr.

5 WiIllams poIttontpr, 8right
eountp, opitoo Der ST. 8 / often en-
5Ioebrano, ION burtigt iprebte Tia til
1t n9rIigsenoe Suie. 5Iammerne for
Planter Ia ODER belle 9nen, berettes fra
Web'ter Gitp ben She bs. Winiam8 er
tn Station pad Slinois Central ga
nsn, 10 OiI fra Webitsr Gitp, % bar
omtrin9 900 SnbbDeaere.
Srunop Center bar Der / Sbprss
rags en- SIoebrdnb, ipm sbelaabe Ste
S'ts 9oteI, "0erulb" printing SFice
% llere andre Spaninger. Slbsn an
'anote Den 3sGtages S6ptelbpenina fra
q r1an9slfuIbt Spnsrsr. Sabet ops
s'oss til $4,000. IsIurancens Stsrs
rslie ubetienbt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Tpt Siae psb Wauila.

Sra Wanild tsIssraieres ben lob.
5ebruar: De filippinie Sniurg.nttr
giorbs Jorberebslier til Ct Nnqreb pda
Wdniln; men oeres planer blep ibaa
tll%intetgiorte. Gn for Glare Rebets
Ter 'dmIeoe ia peb GdIoucon, % mon
tror, at Nguinalop bar 4nisreren.
Jnobbggerne | Wdnild bar bdnae;
men Gen. Utt4rtbur, Tom lau | Rorb
for paiigeloeu meb fine Golf, ait los
pdd GdIooean cg idgebe Rebsuern.
paa 5lugt sfter en- liplig Ramp. 7ysr
W}cIrtbur tom, torbnebe Tbmirdt
OeiueD en- balp 9ime msb fine adnos
ner og td'tebe Bomber ino btdnbt
6ienben. De inofsbte feb fore 3db
% miiteoe Wlooet. inbsn ben oirfelioe
Stamp beennote. QmeritanIte 2onbs
trooper %begpnote at marI6ere frsms
ODER ST. $40 ON Gftermiobaqeu, 90
tnoen TO Timer bar be gienlebenbe
1iliptnos TONNE iad langt bort. at
auglsr lite tunbs ndd benz. 2dnbs.
bpsn GaIoocan forDdnbl.oss til Qffe.
Signdlet til Stamp gapss fra 5dars
net paa airtsn De ga Come og fra
ben dmeritanite Wonitor "Wonabs
nod"
5 Slbsn bar Resimsntsr fra Wons
tdnd, Rorbs9 d,oia. aanias, penns
iDlpania, Wboming og California.
Entertainments Seier dnfees Tom
meget pigtig. Re6eIerne er fors
orepne fra 6aloocan; men be bar ct
5oloepuntt | Wala6on, 6Dor Der er
Iterte BrDItbRrn al gambusrsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14

"NeD 9lrlten" ND. %.
~9ubhplo: 80 Hipaler. 49, Gu apinbeS
Ganp. - Salld. - De "unoerloroiite" Sgrlt.
El 5i0siolorip.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
,Slnstrnnnr.

Qo'ttpntorst % ct fort General
Store / 4ltppnd br1nbte neo iii
8runoen ieaaraft.s, msloss Sborsbag
fra @au Claire. CAB $1,000.
Ere gp9ningsr nebbrpnbts / HeD
Salem Sborsoag often. Den enc be-
nptteoss at q. 6. Gridipn &c Bro.
Iom Meat Martst. Sele Sorrstnin9ss
itrseet bar truet, men ipareoes psb en-
t~ilitebenbe gngninss tptte Murp9soe.
s prairie bu Gbi.n nebbr9nbte II
gp9ninser / Snsbugs. Oct bar ben
Itsrite Slbebranb, man bar bapt Der !
gben. Den fturpe aulbe % Smoas
erploiiuner al Srubt, asroiens oq am
bre Spran9itoHe gioroe 9ranbToltes
nes qrbeibe meset farefulot. Sngsn
MenneItsr omtom; men 8arbitabet er
100000 og I%siuranesn ~ubetnbslia.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
MtnnrTnta.
Ir. Trstthcim plnniclio bob.

Snsoag Gftermiooag bsbe Or. q.
:. 6rettbeim megst plubIeligt / lit
&ontor i Cannon 6dls. 9posaarias
gen bar Sungefprbleonins. Sem Miz
nuter foruo nar ban blepsn feet pda
9dosn, tilIpnelabenbe fritz iom Iobz
panll9. Or. 5rettbeim bapos Gronlen
fra Roraes llniperIitet. s Cannon
Sails bapoe ban prattiieret iom 2nqe
10 4ar. San bar usiit os d~nIaaes
for at bore en- Smule ercentriIt. s
Cannon 5ans babe ban inaen mere
Sl9gtninse. Den alminbelies Spz
flaming er, at ban bupbe lust iig en- COB
Slump Psnas tiIbcbfc.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
eprtYrr

Hsss 's's,
10 II
SO .....
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Sa!Ouripurgsmanlrt / 9armans.


Hep. Charles ". &uoood fra Utins
neapolis % Ioslitsn gerse talte Iors
lsosn Dag / 6armonp soipn Saa ON
acknowledgements. s Ssbet al
0asen blsu Der ienbt en- Petition oms
firing, % oenne fit iaa mango llnoers
I~trifter, at gpraaoet ifslse ben fan
gipe Solicit en- anleoning til at femme
pper 9~icenIss Spsrgsmdalet peo 9aars
pal9et. !6pis Sarmonp beitemmer ii9
for 2icenie til Barren, bill bet bore
fsrits Sang / oens Siitorie, at iaa Tier.
1yrrcbprn Gonntp Jarmrrr 90 Saluuncn.
Gnila9s ReIormbeopgelie er foms
men igang blanot Jdrmerne / 5rees
man % piderel Gate Sopnfhips,
Sreebprn Gountp, gaaenoe no paa at
mooerere grugen al Rusoritie. 90
Blonen Times lite at pGre 'da uefen
beaer, ialialb til en- S~egpnoelie. Der
er MI Itiftet en- "@ntis5 Creating Go
cietp", Tom aaereoe bar idaet itor 5ils
iIutnino. Msolemmerne iprpli9ter Zig
lite til @fboloenbee ira 5eruienoe
9ritte, men af9gger ct beitioeligt
Qefts ON life al "friIte lin 9rpoer" iii
at brittle peo at Ipsnoere pad BAN.
boerfen paa Salppner sllsr ancetitsos.
st Meblem Tan for ben Gags Stplo
oierne bare Salon eler 5encspts al
Rusnritte / lit Sus; men bpis ban pil
BRUCE bet, mau ban brittle bet lelp; ibi
bpis ban tilbpber ct W%eomenneite no
act oeruf, ifal ban muItteres SO.
Soreninaens 6ppsofprmaal er idales
bes at frsmms Muaosbplb ! Rpos!isn
al be%rui.noe 0ritte peb at afiiaHe
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14

.$0.Tlba.
g. C9!-NY
e. GO -G8a
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Smaanbt.

SnfnanDt.
Wtgr. Gallant, iom CT pdb.fia
Nuntius Deb !6oHet / Wien, pil ionbs
ipnligDis bliOe tulot til6ags. papen
er %misiorneiet msb BAN, forbi ban
lite bar funnel binore siterriqfe aas
tboliter ira at trRbe uo al ben ros
merite airte og lutte zig til prote.
itanterne, eler ! bet belle itdnie geprs
gslIen / ben Retning.
gDmpnoigbeoerns / Gaer | Ss1s
men bar negtet 8pens 5pItere Obs
gang til at relic en- Winbeitstte opsr
gismard. Stsitsn pitoe, Iiger De,
giOs aolsonins til euoslsie politiR.
Strioig6eoer.
5nilusnJa rdIsr / Berlin / en-
forben uiienbt @rab. Oct itaoig
Hegn sger 8~sbsfalbsnss antdl og
ubbreber Spgbommsn mere. 5lsre
Stoler er luttsos. forbi en- Iior Del
Born og mange 2arsre er ipgs. Deb
gerlins 2arerieminor .r fun 10 0is
itiple frife.
= 5enri6 D. godums 0olHs, Tom
engong ipiaeos en- betpoelig Roqe /
ben tbite politit, er bob / en- aIoer az
81 aar. San Dor 5srer for greuss
lens liberale og iOang itg op III
G%anbougsns Praiibsrt. 3 1863 lob
ban ariasminiitsr p. Roon pibe, at
ban fit babe mere Rsipstt for JoItss
foriamlingsn.
emile 3ola miitsos belle I'm
6ormue. bd man onldeoe Saa imoo
BAN. foroi han Ioriparsbs 9rspfus.
Sun eiebs $4,000; men alt gift. Gu
Dor ban i en- liosn sngelIt 9D % tri.
Der pda tire Romaner for al tiens 2ioss
opbolb.
"56s &meritan Soloier" CT
Rapnet paa st glao. Tom uotommer /
Manila. Oct sr ben fsrits amsritans
tie 2tpis, ION bar let 2bist paa Slip
pinerne.
WsIsrne / Spnitontinopei liter
lite Sonfurrancen fra amsritd, os be
idar ben iprtiits 5oloinipsttion til at
pie itor Strsns6eo. ct 5irma /
Rinnsioia isnot. $1,000 MelIetse
til acniiantinpp,l; men ba be tom
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
THE HARDENING ROOT BEER.

Mrs. Helen l.. Bullock of the W. C.
I. u. has made another horrible dis
covery to The effect that root be =
contains alcohol. and has begun Il cru
SADIE against the dangers of the root
beer habit. No doubt Evans: ION need
ed this new reform. II has been so
quiescent of late that any one might
have known it was in some mischief.
but il required the keen sent of the W.
C.T.U. to discover that the secret sin
of Evanstonians was root beer. The
only trouble with Mrs. Bullock's cru
SADIE is that it is TOO limited. Riot
beer is not 'he only thing that contains
alcohol. To be certain, that no YES
tfge of alcohol goes into the Evanston
ian stomach. she should close up he
bakeries and forbid the use of Yeast
Home made bread, especially; wnen
fresh. may contain as much alcohol
as root beer. Unleavened bread Is less
open to suspicion. Fruits are some
times known 10 generate alcohol in tie
stomach. In fact, all solid foods are
more or less dangerous in this respect.
Nothing remains but milk and water
and milk is not above suspicion. Al
present there seems to be no particular
danger of delerium trenensin a
straight dies- of absolutely pure water.
but it should be first filtered and then
boiled. Mrs. Bullock is too modest in
her reform program.-Chicago Tribune
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
HEIRESS- HUNTING RISKS.

From the facts developed in the sui;
of three German banks to recover from
the estate of Prince Leopold of Isen
berg Birstein, on account of moneys
loaned him with which to fit out wife
hunting expedition 10 she United
States. it appears that many banks
abroad have been doing a safe and
hitherto profitable business in the line
of taking risks of this kind. Impecua-
iorS princes who go out hunting fer
rich heiresses in America .guaranta.
10 the banks which furnish the outfits
"A certain percentage of what fails to
the hefress captured Leopold failed
to bring down any game, however.
though his fathers wife was Maria
Louise. Archduchess of Austria and
Princess of Tuscany. sister of the eel
DRAFTED Johann Ortiz, who resigned
all his royal hOnors to become a sea
car aim This kind of brokerage il
would seem. is not so remunerative us
il formerly was. But many poor fell
lows are doubtless in the same fix as
was young Leopold. They cannot af-
ford to keep up their titles. These
will fetch nothing for cash at home.
but if properly handled in America
may draw a big prize. They fit out
Tiger hunting and other expeditions
on tbs brokerage plain in Europe.
and why is not the same pan legiti
mate in heiress hunting? The only
trouble seems to be that game is get
ting very scarce in the best American
preserves and very shy at that.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
HER SCHEME FAILED.

She stood looking up at him SO in
nocenly from under that sprig of mis-
tpatoe that still hung in the parlOr as a
reminder of the Christmas season: she
was so pretty. and she was under the
misletoe. and he could not hep 1.-THE
kissed her.
1t was an ungentlemanly and an un-
manly thing to do. He knew that now
as he remembered her frightened.
startled look aad the miserable ex-
cuses he had tried to stammer out.
Yes, and the tears in her eyes. and the
little choking sob with which she had
received his stumbling apology.
who could think she would feel
like that about it?'' he Thought.
'Dear little innocent"
And she-after he was gone she laid
down ON the Sofa and cried.
II like him so much. and nOw-to
think that he should kiss me at last.
and then say he didn't mean anything
by it. Wha'5 does he think l stood
there fOr-the little idiot
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
CURIOUS PARIS INDUSTRY
The 3 HegofiIers who Utilize Dis
csss6ed Cigar and Cigarette.

Every visitor TO Paris, has observed
the ragged Individuals who perambu-
late the b0ulevards and peer in among
the tables and ci,airs in front of the
cafes in search of cigar and cigarette
ends. which they deftly harpoon by
means of bent pins on the end of 4
stick. The megottiers-as they are call
ed, are now trying TO form a mutual
protection syndicate. Their reason is
that the police interfere with them too
much, considering they IRE peaceful
folk, and that The craft. meyer lucra-
tive one, is thus rendered almost i'm
possible. Such 1T appears is especially
the case in summer. when he streets
are clean and the best customer; Of
fhe megottiers pick up their own So
fbaccO The fact that this is the bad sea-
son probably accounts for the present
little agIation. This singular tr;l'le
occupies three classes of parsons--the
picker. the cleaner and the salesman.
Everybody has seen the picker at
work. and observed how he combines
begging Herewith. In the evening
the pickers meet at the low wineshops
in the Faubourg du Temple. where
they find he cleaners awaiting them
Newspapers are spread on the tables
and the cleaners are set to work 10 in
do the cigars and cigarettes. Mean
while the pickeIs eat their bread and
sausage, and by spending fhree-half-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
Mines and MininQ

pence on a glass of wine obtain the
right o sleep in the esta blishme2t as
| sstgthey can until O'Clock in the
r.Orning. At that hour the wineshops
are closed But they open again al 2
when both pickers and cleaners enter
and by taking another glass OF wine.
each may sleep till he morning. Dur
ing the interval between closing and
opening. the tobacco. put up in pack
e.s. has been handed over TO the sales
zen. who dispose of 1T in wOrkmen' :
quarters like the Place Maubert. as The
men pass on their way to work. The
Tenrcha Sers conSis1 chiefly Of uasOns.
who all come from the country dis
tricts of Ilimollsin and Grouse, and are
delighted to get a large packet of %
bacco for two pence. There exisr
reoreover. real tobacco shop keepers
who purchase the vile stuff and mix it
with good tobacco. the profits derived
tnerefrom being naturally cJn9idera-
lle This practice does not. however
exist to any great extent. Pail Mall
Gazette
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
FLED TO AMERICA
Escape OF a Thief who Stole $780,
600 worth of Jewels.

Al homo iMelani. Who was Il waiter
in hotel in Pisa. Ialy. where the
daughter of the German ambassador
TO France was staying in March. is
thought TO have fed to America With
the 100000 marks Tor $4,000 worth
of jewels he stole from her room Oh
March 10. The Berlin police have lost
track of him. Through the Jewellers
circular L1he German ambassador mas
offered a reward of 5000 marks. or
$3.50, for the return of the jewelrv. and
800 marks or 1928. for information
leading to the arrest of the thief Mel
ami was born art Bogni di Lucca in
1864. has a very yellow complexion
dark eyes and black hair and mus
tache. An offer of a reward for his
capture Wits sent out by the police of
Berlin on May 8. and a general de-
scriptfon of The jewels was printed 4
week before When the German am
bassador proposed to advertise the
theft in America he was asked to in
crease the reward. He was told that
$3.50 WAS a very sn-d1 reward to of
fer in America for jewels worth $50.-
0G0 but he would not do so.
Among '.he most valuable jewels Stol-
IN are a necklace of pearls. the clasp
of which is surrounded by two circles
of diamonds. with large gay pearl
in the center: brooch. 81. inch IS iong
and inches wide, consisting o. a
large black opal surrounded by yellow
diamonds and baroque pearls; the
black opal shows red and green rays
and is an exceedingly rare specimen;
the only stone of its Kind of similar
size. it is said. is in the crown of the
car of Russia: star of diamonds. a
large diamond in the center surround
ed by small ones. pair OF diamond
earrings of Old-s'.yle manufacture.
having in the center large diamond.
weighing between five and six karltS
and black pearl pin. The other Jew
els are diamond brooch in The shape
of leaf. composed of small diamonds
in the center of which is a large bril-
liant, having pearl pendant, two
large oval brooches in Turk style
by diamonds; one oval
brooch containing a ca.bochO emerald.
surrounded by diamonds IA god brooch
elaborate work set with fu-
bies and 'brilIian:s: a gold chain brace
let set with sapphires: Il pslir of ear
rings containing baroque pearls, sur
rounded with rubies: small brooch !
With garnets and small pearls. and Il |
gold brooch in the natural color of the |
gold. studded with diamunds--New
York Sun
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
THE LITTLE BROWN HANDS.

They drive home the cows from the
pasture,
Up through the long, shady lane.
Where the quail whistles loud in the
wheaf fields,
That are yellow with ripening grain.
They search in the thick waving gras-
Ses,
Where the scarlet1ipped strawberry
grows.
They gather the earliest snowdrops
And the first crimson buds of the
rose.
Those who toll bravely are strongest:
The humble and poor become great;
And from those brown-handed children
Shall grow mighty rulers of state.
The pen of the author and statesman,
The noble and wise of the land.
The sword and the chisel and palette.
Shall be he'd in the little brown
hand.
The American.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-03
KRUGER BARELY CIVILIZED
J. p WOrmSer In Chicago, Talks of
room Paul."

j. A. Wormser of Amsterdam. Flo.
land, guest at the Vic oria hotel of
this city. lived for two years in the
Transvaal. during which tins, lie saw
much of President Kruger. or '.Oom
Paul. as he calls MIN.
''He is barely civilized" Mr.. Worm
ser said. "but his shrewdness and nat
ruaf ability make up for his shortcom.
ings in the way of educatioL in dip
lomacy and craftsmanship l don't
know whether it is generally known.
but he can write no more than his
name, while he can read nothing but
the oid-fashioned Dutch. IN appear
anca he is simple and transformations.
Every morning from to s o'clock is
his time for receiving his people and
they bring with elein their, long. old
fashioned pipes which they smoke in
ces5anjly save for the time taken I'D
in drinking the cIIpbf hlcI coffee which
is always served them. There will bt.
no war with England Dom Paul is
too shrewd to provoke it a0d England
is not anxious to engage in I If ii can
be avoided. The people know that it
would be an exceedingly serious I'm
dertaking. Cape Colony has many
Beers, the Orange Free State IS full OF
them. and with those in the Trans
vaal the English forces would cncoun-
ter an opposition which could be over
come only with the utmost difficulty
The English troops could not stand
the hardships of campaigning like The
dried meat, and one drink Of
drink and dried meat and one drink CT
water = day
Mr.. Wormser is a publisher Of Am
sterdam and is in Chicago for the 1ur-
pose of purchasing school furniture 20
DE sent TO Pretoria, South Africa
Chicago Tribune.