davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

Seq bar mootasst SpmaTin,n Gus
oennsn," Os isa liter ben g0ot. DEN ,r
/ ale Dele iauIsbss Tom aDerterst. 3eo
oil life bptte meo uoaen uf mine Poborr
ION bar 80 Dollars mditine. Wrs. 8
9snoridion, Sc Ron, Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

Senatpr Sanna, ipn CT 5ormGrs
Tor ben rspublitanTte GsntraItumitr, bar
M pificieIt iammentaIpt a%cnpentionen,
ipur ital upmiusrs aauoibatsr ior Ire
iioent Os 8icsprsiibsnt, til at msbs
philadelphia ben lobe sunni 1900.
aomiieeu inbbpbsr ale @Rl9sre uoer
Senipn til ttolissre 8artiforbinoelier
iii of bsItass / galsst Of aanoihnter Io'
9reiiosnt os @ioeprsii0sui, buts DC MI
biaioer bet rspubliianite 4artis 8rnno'
iaininser. Gnbpsr Stat bar Rst I'll OF
isnoe IN Eslesatsr ipr buer Reprsieninnt
% Ssnatur / srnsresien. som,teen
n~nbsiaIsr psina, at Isrrttorierne art'
soma Snoian 1srritprp, Netp Dlegieo
% Stlabuma iaar ieuoe 6 7eIesater
beer, % at glafa ieHOer 4 9eIegater.
Vile bis's Gslegater ma oGre palste 80
Sage, isr a%uaueniipnen aibolbes.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Horoboernes Cab tort.

8oernes Cab bar ubetDbeligt. Sra
regnet Stanoinaperne blep attsn
brebte og AZ ioaret.
(0en en9elfte Ssrt | oenne Del Of Sc
le9rammet lpoer Iaaleoes: THE Beers
losses we're insignificant. Exclusive
of the Scandinavians eighteen were
killed and forty three wounded"
Seraf fremgaar, at Stanoinapernes
Cab bar betpoeligt, iom ogIaa ~obenfor
/ famine Telegram mebbeIt. Gn norIt
Sasapis er naip moi til at faa bet til,
at bet bar StanoinaDerne, Iom fun
bapoe atten osOe os 43 ioareoe. Sette
er naturligOis urigtigt.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

a large number OF new students will
enter valdez Business College & Normal
School Monday, Ian T.. Those who wish
oo3ldets and roomers, drop a postal card
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

All departments OF the Valdez Business
College and Normal School will reopen
Monday. Jan. /.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

DEBORAH Institute is prepared 70 NE
it most profitable and pleasant ios I'm he
large number of students that pnok.
present ian. Ist, 1000. Shorthand ne oer
keep NC entire cost - each NV"
month,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Dnifer Sreo.
6n ReprGientant for goerne ieser
Yiftano hos 10 Wagter.
notalo fra 2appimitb.

Sonoou, 23pe Dec. - Odilp Wdili
aorreiponoeat / 8aris tiger: Trans
pddlsenrpprifte R~epr9ieHtant, Or
2spbs, er Der. Son beisste lloenrigst
miniiter Oelcosie 9borsoas os bal
ON bans 9iftanb til al opHaa Gre
Seq srfarer at en- Den, Iom er nsiasti!
~unoerrettet meb Stnipr til Trans
pdaldsenturets 8epGgeIier, Of OeIcas
ie CAB ct tDetpotst Spar % bah on
5ib I'll at operpeie @umobrinsen.
Or. aepbs befsste ttoIisere ReprG
isntanter for en- anben europ1ii
Rast, bpis Tapn jeg blep beot ON It'll
at napns. Or. Qepbs oiplomatif'
W~tetbooer, antpber, at Spsrsmddle
ON Gritdtnine fun er fremiat for bog
'efter at ftdfalbes ION en- 8oncesiion
Wfin llnberretter tienoer life b
Gdridger. Tom bar fremtalot benin
5oronbring; men Der er utpiliom
6rittion melIem en- Del at Jriituti
goerne cg 8perne / S%ransbdal, o!
bet antdges. at Der sr itor Mdngel pat
ammunition bldnbt benz. Or. 2enbi
bar pentet at penbe tilbage til 8rusIe
5reeas; men ct angreb at Snfusn3t
forbinorebe bans Gfreiie."
Mail srflerer ION Refultat at er
6oreipsriel, at 8lapet itoler ubetinge
puu, at aorrefponoentens l1noerret:
ming er paalibelis.
llbialo fra gnbpimitb.
&rigsbepartementst offentligsisr er
elite at ipp br2bts pg IA iaureoe frt
pietermariBburs / en- Sr9fnin9, ion
enbnu lite er rdppOrteret. aamper
fanbt Steb Isle Dec. Der bar pgiat
tire 9sosfalb Snbpolosfeber.
Sette pe9er roentotpl pdd Gdopa
imit9. 5or nogle Gage itoen rapppr'
tereoe General Dbite, at Der bar 6;
5ilfalper at SnbOolbsfeber os Blob
gang / bans 9arniIon.
Sir Ilfreo MiInsr, 8ubernsr
&aptolonien, t~slegruferer, at Dinltol
Gburdia, Ssn al 2aop Ranbplpl
GburdiG. iom blep fanset al 9oern
for rpsle Tiger itber, / COB gebolb e
untommen til 0elagpa 8usten.
9rpnninssn iagoe ioag / DinOIu
5arpsl til General 2Orb. Roberts.
GbieDelep, 17be Dec. - 8aa Grun'
at 9dnomansel er en- Del at Butler:
Srppper penbt tilbags til Srere.
Pietermaribburs Natal, 21be 9et
-@eneral Wbtte | 2abbfmitb rappor
terer to Seosfulb at 8lobsung be,
17oe December.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

New classes vii be formed in all de.
partm"nt rs of the Valdez Business Col eye
and Normal School at DEBORAH Monday,
AN. g..
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Grpnies ifarpe Spar.

Qonoon, 21oe Dec. - 8riasbepar.
tementet bar fact fslgenbe Telegram
fra General 5oreitierz Walter | Rap:
itaben: "20oe Dec. - Metbuen tels.
qraferer, at ban bar facet ct CROP
Spur fra grpnie meo Senipn til sr
Officer, Tom Grpnie taloer en- Spion
Gronie neetsr at BABE noget meb We:
tbllsn at beitine."
st Telegram fra Mobber Riper
bateret 16be Dec. flyer: Timber
SrebsHas isnbte General Wet9uen er
4nmpbning til General Grpnie on
llnberrstninger ON De iaareoe Sriter
General Grpnie lopebe at Ienos be for:
snftebe Splpsninger. @i meboeler o:
bper Nat til 8imberlsp."
3apitaben, 16oe Dec. - Der ber.
fer tor Nso i Orange Jriitatsn pat
Grunb at aornmunsel. MSange ia:
miller iises at iulte.
SOrlanser 0apnen taget.
2onoon, 21he Dec. - Stemnineer
/ presien % bldnpt publitum er tenn.
melig opbibist paa Sruno at ben por'
tusiiifte Resjerinss Soloning, ioet Der
tinuber 0elagoa gusten at bore er
aaben DIR, eiennem bpiltsn 8pernu
faar Ammunition os Refruter. 9lob,
anbsfaler, at England Ital opertas'
birettei aohtrol opsr 9apnen / asbe
at &rigen.
2pnbon, 21be Dec. Mornint
BOTS Sorreiponbsnt / GbiepsIep Tiss'
/ ct Telegram at 16be Dec: "gosrnI
bar Tat fine aGrpner ! en- faabdn Still.
ling, at be bsberiter benne Seir. y
bar toset ii az bore aanouer."
aap'taoen, 16ce Dec. Oct e.
rapportsret. at 500 misfornsieoe Sol
lanbere / gictpria Weit 0iitritts
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

ddbent bar srtIrret fin 9isIopolitet og
truei meb at ansribs Sernbomitatios
men, ipm er paa ben birette Clinic til
aapitapen. ct Telegram fra De adr
flyer, at Ssrpe aster at sisre buarb'
nat.et Stdno | Stormburs. De idms
Ter ia | for Stprts i ben forlabte ems
eelTs 2eir. Gn at peres 2eire pptases
af 1000 Ranp. bopeoioselis aoloni
N~frifnrn,r
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Githener Teller.

4leranoria. 2Ggppten, 21be Oec.-
General 2prb &it6ener, Tom er ubs
n9pnt iii 9eneral 2orb Roberts
Stubsdef gift ibdg omborb / bet briz
tifte arigsitib Sis. iom Itdl bringe
BAN til aapitaoen.
2onbon, 22be Dec. = SailD Heps'
aorreIponpent / &apitaben tiger, at
8oerne lob be peb Stormberg taene
brittle Sanger marifere til9urgbsrss
borp, en- Maria, fpm parebe / 4S Iii
mer, bporunber be bperfen fl Mab
eller 0anb. De iaarebe bleo fsrit lat
ct Stolebus al De brittle Snobpggsre;
men 8pens 8oertpinber proteiterebe
ps iaebe, at "rooinets", iom be talbts
8riterne, 6uroe ftpbss. ltlbtepperns
blep frataget be idarsbe, og beres Sen
ge gipst til 8oerne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Wpbige Noroboer.

Omtrent pad oenne Sib sioroe bet
it%anoinapifte Sorps, Ipm sr bstjenbt
for fit itore mob ct angreb og blep
~afItaaret pau en- 6aug. Oct sr rap,
porteret, at be miitebe mango brebte,
pg at mango blsp funget.
DIN Gftermtooasen blep ale be bril-
ttite Reierper braet inb / Qn9rebet,
lom blep giort meb flor 5apperbeb.
Sletterne n%oroenfor Mpbber Riper
bar iprt al brittle Splbater, Tom bar
o~eploberet / Gn9rebet. Msn intet Moo
tunoe uorette noget mob 8oernes
6oripar, og tent paa 9osen trat 9ri=
terne Jig tilbaee til Moboer Riper oo
efterloo Wdrten bebGttet meb oerea
psbe % bpenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Snaen Meooelelie ont Stamp.

Qonoon, 21be Dec. - Sduskoen
ON be militere Sperdtioner Spo
afritd peopdrer frembelss. Sntet er
bort fra General Methuen iiben 17be
Dec, % Rapporterns ON 9oernss uoa
mar.ebe Sitting ps ben Spgtisheo,
bpormsb be snopoerlisere Itprter Dem,
b~ioraaer iii at forsse 9Gnsielien for
griterne peb Mobbsr Riper. Sanoz
i~pnlisbsoen for, at General Methuens
GprbinbeIier er ufituaret, porer, men
intet pibes f~ittert. General Walter
roppprterebe ben lobe Dec, at lntet
Dor hsrt fra General 9utacre. presiez
rapporter antpber Sorsselfe at 8oers
mes Stbrts og 9irtipmheo / bans Has
bpItab. Oct sr mango 8age ftoen Der
tom llnberretninger fra 2aopimitb,
aimberlep og Mafeting.
Happortsrne ON, at 9oerne life fors
mauepe at tase be forlabte brittle aus
noner peb Golsnio tommer life fra en-
ailbs, Tom ftprter Srpen paa bens
Sdnbbeb. @n aprrefponbent | Gbiepes
lep paaItaar, at &anpnerne blep taeet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

SuuSi pul AtUUVs
Brstprta, pia Gourenco Marques,
16be Sec. - llnberretningsr mpbtaz
get Der ON Sldget peo Magersfontein
foriitrer, at be brittle Sanger flyer, at
oeres brabte ps idarebe tGleoe 1000.
De Tiger osioa, at 8lad Dat9 blep
f~uIpitnnois pprepst. 8eretninsen ON
Slaget er fslgenoe:
"Gfterat babe mootaeet fore Sors
~itGrtninser og bans 4rme bupoe bpilet
fig iioen ben 28oe Nop., apuncereos
2oro Metbuen mob 9eneral Gron,
iss arme, Tom inOtos en- flere Wil lang
Stiains pda begse Siber of Serbia
men. &en begbnote meb bplpfpm
Sdnonabe 81. a ON Morgenen, og be-
itpttet at ben abancerebe tette Masisr
Snfdnteri mob 8osrns. De bIep mob
ta9et at en- itabis Slo, fom ilog On
srebet tilbags.
st anoet Nngreb msbte famine
StjGbns, udgtet 9riterne dnareb mo.
big mob en- Re9n al MauIertugler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
MRS. TERuErLE AGAIN. REWivDED.

Mrs Louise Nermeue. alias Mabel Roelofs ahsS
Lasca Vega alas Margaret Williams. VAS agsin
arraigned yesterday before Magistrate Mott In ths
Centre-st police court this time on The charge oe
uttering p worthless check drawn on Henry y.
Crosher OF No. 80 GreenHich-st.. for St - when
was honored by Rogers. Peet & co. on December
Mr. Crosher was arraigned with his alleged con-
rederate. 4 representative Of the nrm OF Rosers'
Peet & Co told Of the presentation OF the worthless
amor and said that Crosher over the telephone ts
car red the pa per valid Mrs Nermeue. the witness
testified represented herself as Mrs. Williams. and
safI that she wanted the articles purchased 'or =
medical friend - hers living M No ia West sky
frst-st In the transaction she received y IN casn
Colonel Robert J. Hair objected 10 the cont nu-
ance O, the proceedings in the ahsen," ~ stenog.
rapher Magistrate Mott adjourned the case to .
O'Clock this afternoon. ..
on it's terrible" muttered Mrs.. Nermrule n
a conversation with Detective Mooney sne s1ic shs
u,ould rather suffer ff,y years I'm chains than have
10 face again the experience she had had since her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
J. FENIuORE COOPER DISCUSSED.
MRS CARPENTER TELLS HOW GEORGE
WAsHINGTON'S VERACITY WAS
PROVED.

The prevailing grip proved to be more powerful
among the New England women than James Feni-
more Cooper and his DelaSares and Hurons. whom
they discussed at Demonico's yesterday. The
number present was small. because OF the per
sistent disease, but there good deal Of in
terest shown and the statement that Cooper Is
only read bv boys" was refuted by the enthusiasm
OF the women.
Mrs James Sccor IT, praised the delineaton or
Indian character and the thorough understanding
OF the noble red man" shown by the novelist The
fine character and religious soul OF the frontiers
man who appears Cooper's books as Hawkeye.
Nattv Rumppo and the owner OF Kdeer was also
praised. Mrs. James Fairman. chairman or thy
Literary Committee. spoke OF the siTehstn anu
beauty Of the classical novel, the Witty ana re-
anan.,t OF Greek art, but said that II Il IN the
romantic novel that true beauty l. found She spoke
OF an author being man with passions VINO
she did whether cooper : lhhiais w.
paintei truly OF not. long a. he was pleasing
which he always was , .ho ,.atua
of hicorical romance. and Miss Lillian Hattie gave
a biographical sketch OF cooper. teIIhB I'm, 81 nis
libel suits and his famous quaTrel WIN tiol, 80
greeley Mrs Philip Carpenter. VINO "a mennei
~ ,he mar and the lega. adviser OF the NeW-i-hs-
land women closed the reading OF papers Win 4
stirring one that dealt with the NE or Doors WI.
o,It witch she said. they are mere WORDS f'OPle
~ real life In their books. she said, they KNOW
,b.t "a normal wOmans waist is only the tiIe VI
- swestheart's arm. AMI that, though a 1hrlet-
mas tree can be trimmed NJ a cost % :" s,s.ta,,d
bonnet four inches In diameter VIII cost huSD""u
eilinc how readers Ike their authors 10 cling 20
$40 he related A story OF an American boy VINO
80 an English bow that George WASHINGTON was
The only one I'm the world who never tod ne.
duh said the English boy, he s"oIe az, ar '"
II admit say he never swore" said young Amer
tea Writ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
THE BARON LIBERATED SOON.
DETAINED FOR A WHILE By DEPuTY-sHERfFF'
OWING TO A MISUNDERSTANDING.

DETAINED FOR WHILE BY DEPUTY SHERIFF.
OWING TO MISUNDERSTANDING
BARON vlncenz Won Bischoffshausen. an Austrian
who has been living at the Windsor Hotel Tor a
considera BILE time was. the result or misuh-
Outstanding with a jewelry firm. detained FOR some
time last Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Wolgerlng'
He was liberated immediat ely upon the misunder-
standing being explained The jewelry belonged 20
Theodore B. Starr and Is valued at about N'+"'
Those concerned in the affair decline 10 make the
details public but Baron Won Bischorshausen ad-
mtted yesterday that he had bought diamond
bracelet and two diamond rings OF Mt starr last
September and that the goods were purchased uil-
der a charge account after an arrangement WIN
Mr. Starr The misunderstanding added the Baron
was owing to the ignorance OF one or MT starr
arnployes and the matter had been settled by the
return OF the goods.
The Baron's name before the public some
months ago on account OF story when was pup
Iished in some OF the newspapers saying that ne
had written 70 Mrs TIetty Green. offering his hand
10 Mrs Green's daughter Miss LaNinlA IL war
asserted later that agent OF the oaron nau
placed an advertisement in newspaper Viisriiis
marriage between a high nooleman ana a young
woman with money. Both stories were indignant
il denied by Baron Won BiSchofshausen. To irlD
une reporter he characterized them as STUPID hes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
TO ISSUE EAST RIVER BRIDGE BONDS.

coNrRoLLERs DECISION THE RESULT OF AN
OPINION THAT THE PRESENT COMMISSION
Frs cAN AWARD THE TOWER CONTRACT
Controller Coler said yesterday that he would re-
port favorably In a few days probably AZ the next
meeting Of the Board OF Estimate, on the request
NJ the New East River Bridge Commissioners Tor
& go 600 with which 70 continue work on the
bridge This request submitted three or -FOUR
months ago by the Commission The fact that thr
Court OF Appeals has decided the case by which
tho ola Commissioners are trying 70 test the legal
nv OF their removal by Mayor Van WICK Ia I'M
derstood to have been the cause OF the delay. Inc
Controller has however, now been advised py 1he
Corporation Counsel that the present Commission,
ers can enter into contract for the new stee
towers and end spans. for which the N''''"" II
required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
COMMUNICATIONS

Letters received Saturday were from Mrs.
Evelyn McCord. Hoboken y J.; Jane H. Hi.
Watkins. y. Y: Mrs William Callahan. Webster.
H.: Mrs. W. F.. Ormond. Mount Vernon. y. Y.
John Gardner. Utica ~ Y. Mrs. George 8. Pratt.
Brattleboro. VT. Katherine A. Vanderhoof Water
vliet, " Y. Eliza r. Sher and Maggie Sue Hamp-
ton. Landrum. s. c.: Mrs. l.. c. Norton. Nights
town. y. j.; Miss VI. i. Wills. Chelsea Vt; Mrs
W. II. Sweezy. Riverhead. y. Y: Mrs. NJ f.
Gammons. Auburn r. l.; Mrs. II. b. Chaplin
Tenafy. " J.. Mrs. c. e. Hoar. Hoboken. y. j.;
Mrs. s D. and Miss r. l.. Williamson Sing Sing
y. Y. Mrs. r. l.. and Miss f. f. Massonneau.
Red Hook. y. Y: ]. P Burge. Providence. r; T.;
Mrs. Benjamin y. Brodt Huntington, Fla; Mrs.
VI. Esgleston. South Richland, y. Y; Mrs. Emily
r Messenger, Philadelphia. Penn; Oscar Jenery.
Washington; n. J.; Mrs; Hannah NJ Hovey FoT-
lers Mills y. Y. Mrs W. Halstead Crane, OF this
city; Miss Lucy Philo: Newark ~ j.; Mrs F,
this city. Kate W Cooke, Blairstown, y. J.; Misses
Elizabeth and Ella Doughty. Of this city; Mrs.
Mary Canbon, of South orange. y. j.: Mrs. Ben
jamin Smith. Canajoharie y. y; Miss A. @.
Williams. Mauch Chunk. Penn. Mrs. @. B. Mills.
East Orange, y J.; NJ H. Of this city; Nj F.
r. Frank Q. Beach Mrs. Welcher and W. q.
Meeker OF Brooklyn: Mrs. Fannie p. Fisher, South
Amboy. y. j.. and J. Augustus Rice. Bethlehen.
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
TWO TEALL DIVORCE SiiTS.

WITNESSES PROVE THAT JACKSON WAS IN
TRUTHFUL.
Mrs Oliver Sumner TEAL. OF this city. brought a
suit FOR divorce from Mr.. Teal In Rhode lsiahd
recently In that suit negro named Jackson VINO
AZ one time was Mr. Tealrs valet. but had been
,,s.ba-ged submitted some testimony in detail
which was Intended 10 create the impression mat
Mr. Teal had been unfaithful and which aimed TO
damage the good name Of certain women whom
Mr. Tean had met. In this city YESTERDAY IN tne
office Of William r. Weeks. at No II broan"ds,
Nr Teall and other witnesses were examined under
oath and gave testimony completely CONTRACTING
that which the negro Jackson had given In Rnone
island and proving plainly that Jackson had com
mtted perjury because ne had made statemen. .s
under oath which he could not fall 10 know were
false All the witnesses yesterday met every Sig
nlfcant assertion made by Jackson with direct ana
emphatic denials. -. T.. ,A,
Mrs TEAL mas now brought divorce suit In this
state against her husband IN addition 10 the one
which was brought in Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
PIANO FOR A MYTHICAL RErENCE BOAT.
FoURTEENTH-sT DEALER THE LATEST VICTIM
VETERAN SWiNDIER


There is no revenue cutter called the Union in the
Government service hereabouts or anywhere else
as merchants OF this city at odd intervals in the
last six years have discovered 10 their chagrin'
Agents OF John Chris,man. a piano dealer at No.
10 East Fourtecnth-st.. were yesterday hunting
for the mythical Union. and. OF course. failed 10
ind her
on Tuesday afternoon an elderly man. wearing
blue uniform with brass buttons. called at the
plano store and said that the boys on the revenue
cutter Union then lying of Thrteenth-st. had de-
cided TO chip In and buy a piano for the boat
The caller said that his name vas Davis. and that
he had been selected to pick out an instrument
worth about $50 at Christmsn's place. lie chose
a costly instrument. provided II would nj the
cabin OF the cutter. After the sale Davis was M
vlted To neighboring saloon. where he was
treated to the best in thu house" at the expense
o, the piano dealer. He toked about the piano
and said that the young fellows on the cutter
would be tlckled when they heard him play
In accordance with the agreement. one OF Christ
mans men was sent yesterday to measure
the boat At West Thirteenth-st he found
only city dump. and learned that all the revenue
cutters tied up the Barge Office slip al tho
Battery Captain Bradley, Of the Hudson. laughed
when ne learned that a piano had been ORDERED
for the mythical cutter. He said he remembered
in the last few years having seen butchers gro
GERS and bakers asking anxiously for the Union
but the idea OF buying plano for revenue boat
struck him as humorous He told the piano man
crafty topper OF the crank order. The captain sara
that man answering the description OF the Pui
chaser OF the piano had been arrested SOM III
ago for annoying business men. and sent 70 the
island for three months The fellow had doubtless
broken out anew and at his old tricks
The police will be asked to look out FOR the o'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
REVOLUTIONARY DAUGHTERs MEET.

. u,euattended reception was given yesterday
,,or,oon at the home OF Mrs. Francis p. Furnaid
No Is West Forty-sixth-st- by the knickeroocKer
Chapter of the Daughters OF the HeVo'',ion 10 VIC
I'M, a.. Nevy-York State officers and members
~ colonial and Continental chapters. Those
.'so presided at the tea-tabe were Miss L. Wis
won Miss Marguerite lngraham. the Misses Lyon
w." 49, fda Allen. Miss Fitch and Miss Gambrin
among the many Daughters VINO listened 10 .ne
music PM nI ~ oHer their reunion were Mrs. Robert
Nook. Mrs J. Little Mrs Ws.aee Mrs. Mrs IL Ar D. M
fltch' "a; Mr. csnbrili Mrs Leroy smith, Mrs Henry
a. warren Mrs .. f aeien Bro "sr1 Mrs Jane.
n.rs Mrs Sanger SNOW Miss Aarne Roe
Miss Virginia String "a M Ms. r 9. swift
Mrs BraaIey, o 70 lasted from , until 6 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05
CHAPTER III.


scarcely did little Jan venture 10 raise his eyes
70 the stern. weather-beaien face OF the famous
general who amid A group OF men. stood wrapped
10 MS great cloak beside the fire.
Well. what have you here2' he asked or tho
soldier who had accompanied the boy.
But the soldier did not understand the language
OF me country. and the Duke was obliged nim-
sell 70 inquire OF the boy. Then the lads story
was told CLEAN Of curious interest manifested
USER IN thu countenance OF the Duke. and when
the BOY ceased he said
fou belong 10 the rebels but admire bravery
Wherever found. The Duke OF Alva does not
nght against women and invallds Walt little
with his mouth open In establishment little Jan
sat gazing al the wonderful Duke.
iou will have 10 walt til morning my boy
sac the Duke. THE are all asleep. Throw
soufsef down on that cloak and take nttIe
sleep, too"
Jan sept long and well When he woke In the
morning the sun shining Beside him stood
'ne Duke. who beckoned Jan follow him. .
Siose 70 the door stood jolly donkey. loaded
LLown with bundles packages and parcels OF every
sh1 nice punches OF fruit. choice pieces OF meat
sna bottles Of wine. and abundance OF all such
tooo things as the general had al his own taD.e
nha besides these fastened round the donkey 3
Se.k oy soldiers belt beautiful new Jug
D,.nmning over with milk.
10Y" my boy. home ana tell how you con-
<Isrec the Duke OF Alya
escorted by a soldier who had been directed 10
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THE SILENT MARCH.

When the march begins In the morning
And the heart and tho foot are light.
When the flags all a-hutter
And the'world is gay and bright.
When the bugles lead the column
And the drums proud in the van.
It's shoulder to shoulder forward. march
All. let him lag who cam
For it's easy TO march TO music
With your comrades all In line.
And you don't get tired you feel inspired.
And life is draught divine.
When the march drags on at evening
And the color bearers gone.
When the merry strains are silent
That piped so brave In the dawn.
When you miss the dear old fellows
Who started out with you.
When It's stubborn and sturdy forward. march'
Though the ragged lines are few.
Then It's hard TO march In silence.
And tho road has lonesome grown.
And He IL a bitter cup TO drink;
But the soldier must not moan.
And this is the task before u.s.
task we may never shirk.
In the gay time and the sorrowfu time
We must march and do work
We must march when the music cheers U.S.
March when the strains are dumb
Pucky and valiant. forward. march
And smile whatever may come.
For whether liie's hard or easy.
The strong man keeps the pace.
For the desolate march and the silent
The strong soul finds the grace.
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guide him through the lines and leading the
donkey. which was too heavily weighted with
GOOD things 70 carry his young master little Jan
returned to the city
The Burgomaster met him at the gate, exclaim-
Ing: You have excelled all. You have
quered the Duke OF Ava, and surely" he added as
he looked al the bottles Of wine "he cannot be so
bad as he has been painted
Little Jan returned in triumph TO his home. His
mothers life was saved. and the hungry people
OF the besieged city seeing the generosity OF the
Duke decided 10 give the city into his hands.
Thus, by little JAMS act OF bravery a suffering
people saved from a horrible death. Long
they prospered. and to-day. In his native town,
Jan Is proudly remembered along with the most
stainless triumph that brought honor to the
grandee OF Spain
The End.