davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

Gobafsrsaning er | Sapan iaa al
mtuoeltg boaoe nos 4truo % apiH.
Der al Smdapiger aacreoe bcgpnogr
at rsge, naar Dc or ottc 9lnr. @aa
ssOinoens Ribe er Rsret Longer emo
pau Diannens, ol mar en- apinoe on
pic en- Ndno en- itor sgrc eIier mnaile
aiuc ham iii Seau paa i'm sSeiptlit
tproer bun lin Etbe roger al Den q.
2Ieblit og laoer ham oerpaa rsge
pioere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

clano Ularie 8iIaub, fsbt / Storp COUNT,
Soma, ben 12te December 1881. tonHrmeret I
Bethlehem gaerisbeb. Slater, Soma, ben life
Rcoember 1896 AZ Baitor q. 3. 1bbeot. BIeo
optueet beo gpOrmaI sfolsn I Mabiion Minn.,
ben 2b1e September 1899.
2issie SaIina Selasipn, fsot ben t5be stoneuis
Der 1879 | Caledonia. Trail gcnnto. q. 3afptd,
fonirurret ben t9te I2at 1895 AZ Raitor Cppes
gaarb. Sptaeet beo aorntuI Stolen ben 29be
September 1897.
6ulma %. Saptins, fsbt / Gunbn, peupfu
aeeoicine Gpunir, Wiinr. ben Chen aIguit 1881,
fonfirnteret Cftober 1895. gIen ontuaet oeb
2ntberan 9lorral SfooI | Wtahifom Winn., Den
30ie Septerubcr 1898.
Gfiapstb Gis, isn't ben 16be gsopeutber 1880
I Gao one Battle Gountp, WinH. fonfrmeret /
1897 At Yuitor Soft. 9leb optdeet Deb 9utberan
gormaI s6cpI ben 26be September 1898.
Gnpd, &. 6rttab, foot ben t3be Wfarts 1878
I geilel Gonnto. g. 9df. f%oufirmeret nf gafior
:, 0esbeinI ben 22oe 3uIt 1894. gIeo optuget
oeo S.o!eri 1896. graouerebe ira "preparutorn
aIasten 1898. bar bien1me aaret efter, men
Tom ttlbdes 9sften 1899 90 eraouereoe ira
efoIen 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
pet iro for aonse. GoIf 90 6aorc.

pet ino for aongs. 5oIf os 6aorc.
lono".
Soet 4nnontor6enen iorfpnete. at
Trffet par faIot for 5oroenifioIos
gronceHiffelie afiana Sdngforenin.
gen "9iiren@ fra ltniueriitetets auri
en- 6onfare til fsleeroe pafre Cert:
~5~orpenfiplo!
Cab rule bit Ropn oper Gar. meb Sors
eenbsn!
gri Wonoooms Woo % araft hos bper
Rorees SIN!
Iorbenftiolb, S~orbenfticro,
Cab Inc bit Rapn opsr SianpF. os Bob!
Com Runer ftal bet rites
: bDer Rormnnbs grpf,
Sad aampens Dag fan friftes
Web Ssir alporsopr.
1orbenifiolb! -
Sub sips, Der finoes poa Stumble "a TDrp
5 Garens Stimb en- S~crbenfflole.
Sanfaren bifiebes meb itormenoc
Siibel og maatte gines ON igien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
] Gnsobetb Die.
2 3pniia Wpgaarb.
8 q. W. NeiInu.

q. ID. Rriiun, febt I SiIn,pre Gouutr, Miur.
ben Abe September 1879. fettebe meb SorrT'
orere bet famine Ndr Ill Grant gpuntp. g..
Sai, BIeo ionirnteret ben 3oie september
1898 at Raftor :, 6. 9itsbsim. 9len optaeet
beo ssormaI sfoIen / Waotfon, Winn., ben 26oe
September 1898.
Watiloa Asnebtrs fsbt / Qieeon Sans, Wis.,
ben 1ebe Suni 1879, fpnfirrteret | 1898 Of 9us
ftor M 8ulbbrGnofen. Blep optaaet oeo Nor
nal SioIen / maabtfoH. Winn, ben 26oe Sep.
TENDER 1899.
Bertha gtfnHb bar fsbt ben lobe mai 1880
I SIdter, Soma, bIeo fonfirmeret ben lite gtop.
1894 / Bethlehem Weniebeb, Slater Soma, af
Raftor q. .. Thbeot. gIeo pptaaer heb ssors
nal Siolen I Maoiipn, Minu. 28oe sepiems
Der 1899.
Gsela sepbba bar fpbt / Blue Garth COUNTY,.
mitnn., ben Ste slpril 1882. bIep icrtirmeret /
Borginbs Weniebeb ben 25be Gftpber 1896 al
&afior 9. Or " Soff. 8Ieo optaget peo Mtabi.
ION IorrnaI efoIe September 1897.
g. q. 5crpe bIeo fsbt I stouo gtiiu. geuop
Meoicine Go. Wltnn, ben 22be 6eb. 1880, bIen
foufiruieret / sergeus Weniabeb ben 20be Sitos
Der 1895. Rom ber til Stolen / 1895 % bar
itoeu boIot oeb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

Wpnument, ION herer til 8srosns ltols
teits mpberns 0arter, % meo aomIraI
8grreieus Yale par dle fornsiet, LEGION
Gronprins 8uitao peD iiu OptrGoeu
oarpt et Iaugt Stptts pad 8et iii Hor0-
m9nosnes 6j.rter. 9aloig trnusr 6tIa
ten oernsos paa plooIen itIenos fiat I'D
ooer Gioroen fra i'm bse. mouumsntale
pisosital, boorpaa Rapuene 9pnstilen,
RarItrano % GLfsbora sr inoaraOst til
eoig SbutpmmHs. geHrgp,IIen at ois's
itore Setter piI itg life foyetommt aOts
icrne |, os ieg letter mig attiua inn i
Toset CO tisrer til
0amar.
Natursn og Gottst ,r alt0egns / Set
itemHing. Def bar imittst o. brett ia
fra Oe fore Gmtrer I'D til be f~isrneite
arogs. og BE rene Jiag ~oiairer giRoen
% itiuner / Sotsu ueo 6us % Spite.
Sios ON Sioe meo at bet npe Qorqe
bpgges, refer fig be ganlIt wtinotsmnrter
iaisn. os bet norIts JoIt ho.oer paa Al
fptts bitm, iom gisrHion F5.r.
gf BET eonie er bel liner i1Isu pau
Samar. Gen qomle Dom'rts e Diituot
pat al rscoptrp." 8e tore Yiaarer
itodr Der % fortrler ON i7roums Gtigns
heo % Waieitet - men oqIad ON lite
fdd fiernt Barbari % 9dnodIisms. Woo
5islohommsren, iom bar lioet Steost
Raon brpoer WlieIeu tuR9e gBlssIldQ,
oa lea letter mig poa &lip1en "a orsm
nler ON louuone Siosr. Gvsans par osy
aoJon9 % latinf 3ais mtaem guerus
oerinoe % Rsgetfen iteg J!aa pp I'M
Der SDasDingsn fra 6si'orst, mems gis
fper mtsitt os Muntene iaag, Ru er Bet
fias, og oppe Ruintn bet mob oiml,t
ftr1t,.r aa Sjliu fine lart' @rtne.
Glagimptteoe Sti6e itIpuer inp mop
Somdr. Gsrii tomms ben file puiteuot
Damper "guuoefior0," Iiqs / aisDanott
isIssr ben prastiss ~6amar. upefra 20
ten 'cmmsr -9stUin0t asstnce 9slgsue,
oa nosis Dtiuuitsr siisr FeIlsr ben ftrrts
"3oroenitiolo~ ION en- Ctsanoumpr /
winiatur. "Stibiabnsr" GA "aona Gss
car" Teller iom Sieens fore ariitotrat.r
forei Be iunse Setter o. 5~rastbaaoeue,
iaa 8anost iprsit:r. o5 IHoe paa ganost
Tnea.m poios Nblstrasr, Rorslsr %
atrisoaE5aftsr os buHbrsaaartse msgts
5psphRoe hamper 10gsHt opoOsr mob
Hinssater Og oiosrs til 6uo5ranosbdl.n.
6nao air smurtne brases iii.
Wsn boor tr Den aamit airtes 5ims
master Oct tr I'm eraspoIS ON Rui.
nen, az iits en- lbs Sttn. 5oenf,ru.
ianois OiiinOi airtsn an, iensrs Sioeu
ranlltoe 5aarRkns neo. alsa Ulursnt o.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

"Staoanger~ mber SSnipeftsr @ol.
lens aommonho og meo 20 unge
Gamer ION 8iPiter omboro. iSor-
teierne foriponot mart / Snefapet.
Sra Soro ioaes mart Ell. mart ire
% mart lngen Seilere, inotiI 9pgeu
letteoe % Rebniugsifsiten fom pilen.
De FOR ale Sell inlellem DEM. Otter
noget ooer Ell Simes itorp ceiling
iuaes Sfsiten ItPonenoe inooptr
Hoprflolsbet, meo ale Damerne pua
Gpffet Ipngenoe ga, ri e%lifer".
Otter ct Bar 9aooIooniuger unae
Gamer bar Ianoiatte, itaf ReoningS.
lfeiten after no % fom ferIt tiIbage,
oa ole andre bar / 9apn. Zen eicu.
oommeIige Seit paa ifilmmenoe 9el.
ger bar Torbi % De tulrige Silifuere
pao &ano iorIoo llofiaspIa0ieneS
ueirhanroe Boiter meo 9eutoitbeoen
ON al hnpe iect Neoningsfsiten / Iit
rette Clement gisre Sieneite.
s De spriae gper % pao Sonoss
bpgberne Ter oct no iii at Iogen hnr
oGret ieiret unoer uiGopouIia flor
SiLilutning. Baa DC flcite Steoer
bolotes @uostieueite.
ariitionianb cares Ell sSeitiorr
ittliilg / 5eatret til Snbtpst for ct
Minbesmprfe Der | Omen for Seurif
| @eraeionb,
! ! 2oaroal. Selemorfen, ianot en-
iiGloen 6eitligbeo Steo. ioet SeIA
marfinqerne oiilsreoe Ell gailta oucr
Den eneitc 3eIebonoe blonot CHS.
nolosmPuoene. Soaeip Supeitao.
On ben itemrinasfuIoe 6sitioeIig.
beo beretter "@aroen":
garnetoa ira Galen o. ira Clos
borg msotes al 2 Giosborgbierget
hpor'ra DC fiIlgtes nj Sttrten me0
8paoens Sornmulif / Spioien. ser
hoiStes en- gribenoe Sptteabemai.
auhstieneite meo 3aler al SogRe.
preiterne Arter % @paIbn % Gang
al 2anroaIs Sangfor, lloeirior air.
femuren itanr ben reiite Sauta. Ser
par laleritol bnsget. % berfrn holo;
airfeianger 5sioalsmo aiilsrinas
iaIen, Senere boIotes Set / Stole.
| huiet. bpor par opbGugt Ct Griaincl.
maIeri al Supeitao. tiIbsrenoe Del.
mes SsmeisR % uoiert al iorlGngit
dihsbe 2eusmano ". Ranot, 5Ier.
! 4unhrebe Renneiter oar uisot irem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

Sonleonirg Ole Bun StutiIcu-
aiilering / Bergen blep Der i "Serg
5io." ofientli9giort ct Sploninga
fpao til Ole gnls Iinoe al aor
gergmann, oa pi ipnes, oct err ia.
paffert. al pi prenter oct ber:
9ommer ou iodg igien,
unesE 9rns AZ 9aarsns 9lommtr.
aommer BIZ ioae iaisu.
barer guo on Sol Og 5ommer2
apmmsr ou ioag isjer,
hitter itilt iii Rsttsns Sdnas.
iubler BEN / gtrosR uo
ilia ION psneana Suiino 0dnss2
9is ri slitst, ou er Dor,
Iorsts tore. ungt 1oItsrt
8troea fanot ou for bin JOB,
runot ON big is ROree iolser.
aom ioas mto 5aub til5ase
uHosr Rorsss frie alag.
Som ibaa for ale 9ags,
Taeen ben sr D ipds.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

enonu ct intereSiont Srpf fra
oenne 6eitoaa mac m~eboeles. On
Mftenen CAB 8riitionia 4ommine en-
5eitmtooag for Reeiertnsen. Stor.
ttnget. aronprinien meb Sslee liant
ct fort antal ~befiertbte WPnb %
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

8binoer. Ser bolbt aronprins Gu.
ltao f%olgenoe Gale iom Spar paa II.
pofat Sarbit' SfaaltaIe for BAN:
Seq uotaler til gOer oQe min
biertelige, min opbt felte Saf for DC
penlige Orb. iom er blepet rettet i'll
mig.
@i itoar ioae aniigt til aniigt /
sieniibi9 6oritaoelie (@iiaIb) % lea
fsIer mig meo Sip og Siel at pere
ct meb gber (@ifaIb); tbi Rorge er
ogiaa M SPoreIanb.
Oct er mig herfor Ell ltor @IGsc
ioog at pore / Gbers Ntiote og / Sal,
lesifob meo @oer at feire oenne 2an-
oetS rationale SeitibSoag for bpiIfen
IN og ri ale MI tsmmer bort 9Gger,
Seq foreilaor en- Sfaal for Den
Zoe Mai: - Den lepe!"
9ette tur0e pPre ierlte Sang, at
et 0teoiem al oct norite &ongebr5
bar bolot en- 17oe Moi-Sale, o. oell
mootoaeS oerfor ogiaa meo fraittlt
9iialo. Zen iom itarteoe a~pplauien
bar 9. 9isrnion FOR jee tPnfte Ioni
ioa: bette oil oi iPtte Seel UNDER,
iaeoe han eiterpaa. Otter aronprin'
lens Gale intonereoe Srteitret 69.
brelnnosinngen. iom tltemtes al Sor
iomIingen. glanot Dem, Der troftIaIt
idrg meo, par Sangens 5prfotter,
9. 9isrnion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
5Sao Sir smurtns brascs til.

wisH boor sr osu aamis airtss Sims
master! Oct tr I'm @r0sooIs ON Rui.
nan, az life en- lss Stsn, 5oenr,ru.
ianoi, DiitnOi airteH an. iensrs 9ioen
rnniltS 51arnxm neo. zisa Usursnt o.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

Smnfaren biliebes meb itormenoc
Siibel og maatte gines ON igien.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
MAIN ENTRANCE OL

ball is a great favorite with those business men
who find themselves taking on too much weight
The oIdtime sparrer. Mike" Donovan Is '-'
the head of the boxing instruction Of the cIu'.
and his assistant is Walter De Baum. j lN7-
have some los men constantly under their III
struction- There is a separate room set apart
for their use. and every pupil is handled Win
regard to the amount of Skill he shows Their
are no championship boxing contests held at the
cIub at present. Some years aEo such a tourii3-
mert was held. and it resulted in two knoc Nouts
from which 50 much bad feeling arose
that IL was thought wise TO discontinue the
chaD,nfonsbius This action. however. was SO
far from discot~dging the interest in the manly
art that il remains among the most popular
sports of the club
Wrestling i under the supervision on huSh
Leonard and William Hrrrick. and at present
about sixtv-ifvt members of the club are under
Instruction. They include all weights. from 100
to 25n pounds. and one of the pupils IS sixty
five. wears old Richard Stevens. of Hoboken
known a1lluu. lawn tennis players aS pdSe-
line stevens because of his inability 10 volley-
is one of the patrons of wrestling. ana save q
medal To he, awarded annually To- the best Wei
t,rweicht wrestler in the club, Edward HartS-
bxn being the present holder Each class mas
| its champion and in addition to Mr. H'r'Sh"tu
| they are at present follows HedNy"eI'ii,-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

laid out for him calculated TO develop the weak
places into symmetry with the strong ones.
The busy hours of the gymnasium are H"ii'
$50 10 6 o'clock in the afternoon. when th''e
is an thrush of business men who have just
ESCAPED from their Offices for the day. Last
season the daily average of attendance was
ninety-six. and it viii not be far from that '.-;-
ure the present season If present indications Go
not fail
Especially popular at present is the gan Of
hand tennis. invented 10y Mr. Giannini THIS
is played with the bare hands and tennis "5t..
ana is a modification of the game Of lawn ten
mis- although TIE method of scoring is quite d.'-
f,rrnt There ia I championship tournar""t [
at the end Of every indoor season and + +
Price is the present Champion The medcin"
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

structors such as is rarely found at the ser
vice Of any one organization
The gymnasium itself IS a spacious and Alry
hall high up above the of the city streets.
looking out over the park. It is l21 feet long
by 90 broad and il is 80 feet from the floor to
the ceiling. Around the upper gallery runs
track that has eighteen laps to the mile on
the floor is to be found every variety of ath-
l-tic machinery. specialized to suit each in
diyiduaI need The need Of the individual, IN
fact. is the cornerstone Of the management Of
this gymnasium Each man who comes 10 1t
for exercise and instruction is measured accord
ing to the Sargent system 10y l.. J. GiannIni, d--
rector Of athletics, or one OF his assistants NJ )
Austin or f.. Kauschcr, and his strong and weak
points are noted Then u course Of exercise Is
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
BUSINESS MEN AT EXERCISE
WHERE. THEY RENEW THEIR VITALITY
DEPLETED BY THE CARES
OF THE DAY.

Probably no such extensive system Of gym
nasjum instruction IS carried on under one ROOF
in this country as that which goes on daIIy
during the winter season in the spacious house
Of the New-York Athletic club. at Central Park
South and Sixth-ave. Here is found com
b.nation Of gymnasium, fencing. boxing, WT'Si-
ling swimming and bowling alley advantages
all in fun swing all the time, and involving
the constant attention OF a corps OF shll4ea III
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03
VII
Tbs Dinner Purity.

GngE8nh had GONE Bpon the Aeere Hike
sorrss ynaa angta. 5uEt in time 10 give
uE the benefit q his great sxperlsnce.
ana TrRasut nE rnskAng the mistakes
1utD wIleh uUr youthful zr3ur rnight
eaailF have lee uR
] had written 90 him since ] came 10
Englasd and given him rny address
ant he had been f0redbly reminded OF
rae hy q case that had gust happened
~ Ireland A Roman Catholic priest
had ba@u attacked and. though be had
escaped wifh mis- life, he wsE very badly
woun6eas and AngEtEh-who had been
Eerf foy-fagn6 IN the COURSE of his in
ve~EtigatjcrGs the two small cards.
FrEarkea in the same way SIS those ]
had shown him. and he Was now corae
10 Bet me En0w what had 80 Recently
hatF1erea. since otherwise. ] should
hear nothing about H. ss THE affair had
been hpsbe5 Up.
"Yeu NH understand presently, why
j have come In thSs disguise" said
Anguish. as ws three stood together in
tte dining room. "an5 you-n excuse me
A. I suggest that you and your friend
should s9t 6own 20 dinner y0B have
Just come off a 5~ourney.~
I'm too knocked over 10 eat, I said.
~and I'm afraid that my trouble has
made ms forget my II yoD-il
make yourself comfortable. III see 70
F0ur lugrage Where is IL As you
are nay uncle. YOU viii be staying .
Few days. AZ the very least"
i've only a p-Ortrnsntsau," he said
'anG ] left II in the hsn The front
door was open, SO I walked in just as
your man was going 10 shut H. When
you've finished thinner we can have q
smoke and q hat over the fire. and vol
a give me Some particulars ia regard
90 your friend Mcguire
The dinner was a farce, so far IS
Hugh and myself were concerned; but
the Rev. Tremayne cid ample justice
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03

GEAFgEz2 vE. @apaar ned >
HAND

%%14 A@ a - -
Z aE1t A.1 lnnd we knBE1E -zrE wn4n
w4 we're -zGEy tBr EEzngr amt rEr1EAIg
~ zne r1Erag1s.te 1sIzn5 ths is-tH,E
amt FIRST ~EcezuaB tine Enne f.u-n 1ZEg-urg-
Hns Z small IsEHr aDEs Isl1 Isd1Hr Ln-
1ssF 1Ens NIX 1E5aE w 1fs lE--sT ErlfE co
-iaeak H xrruas
WV IaEr --auzuy-A-E ever guU
wrr1 Is Trsws THAT tnE--2 E-s 1h-ttH G1D-
KuF-aA1r1 ysL-1E IL ANY ETsu EtU-u =
au--uar ruu z1z8Et1 easily 6EEDulf-
STRIFE lras ENls-enuE Hr r-atarEIgz To
rms zErIlaUMr E1a-n Nt1g dE w--rtTE GD
WIN EErE ] E11, WIKI L Esr-1tErl - TT
aesBy 5rtrGuE the Ezn ErEr the sa1'ar ID
write UhE1 rE zzzn2 1n4s M 5UI
Hzr-nalfsur iE lEEE1E- MTaET Il IL" !
aa MR. ArsEv sd xnEz TnEdnsr Z Wa
hzrT- fannuEh Tire kn9w1sdEs WIS Oras
-srA. ! dD nUE Espw WlnEd r~EssDElE 1l-
@r4sE -s4TsE E7en uA Eg I'D Tbs time
wHoaI 7 EEw TuA W1zI FHuu HEr-E1@aa1
-na Trz WEEuzrA II f1EE ~zlfsEsa1 Ep1
~ tHEH AWAY trlrn Tas Ri remembrance
ut 1az EzuE Z have EaaEzul-=l m- the
-rnE EuBa z uEEF EErs Coma Shall I
EEfEzr 11r sEI 5s&H - 1tAIgn ] hare
mo E1lse 81 sa1E rsTa-rE-rs Es 1hs
zlscsuu1t gIoBs5 HEztnzr nv B1E1s 7 hive
-l1t The t-1A a8 su-sr gv1Dn uscEThEE-
cal assausE.rr1- agrsE KnHE therefore,
write I'D Euu Es me jan Mcguire Tuu
Apars Fugv7r tur tins fnF. Twp r~r1srrseas
~ sA
T Ear rl6E #ee 1he Earas nc Fnur at
ras&- amt Understand eerFas11E fhEt ]
stgJu1E narer D. HEbr rlaz-rsr finding
on NY Tes1sd4 "a Z E-araE uu5ar E71Ir
hcEr rBrE 7 HnuElE EraHr EEl3e
6Gr+1eH- auE tErrts~ frurz -Fe TRUTH. HrE
i Hhnrlt 7aHF 8vvr IKE rr 90 E ant
OK, 5zt0 1nE g.srn CO E With l.
-zsar s rnafra Hp Azagz -zu- Il sEF
EeFsI TlErgfuV EBr1sa mn Er ruH. 7
NtElM 70 aWaY with Lr. Derzm.. as ya41
a5z3na. "a dssE n aE,
IheGrh z wurBE 1r EzaD EL TN Ea-
Ezeg Na Es Err~h la flVH E
FzgEr hEa5 INT Bs &C 6I-1o EuBr KIND
E&ge ulE= more aw~F Z 5sEws vEng-
Bias 1ueaed ha@1 4 hE1TT hEGuE EsGT
'EE tasE as 4 g. TaU nEre b1aE watE ID
ErSsF DIX TEHuGE IA TBU EETE, ant ]
E1DB rs1@T fu9Fe1 TIE E1nE EnaHHaEzs
gDn k8Tt B@r- u@ lg DE1ul aF wan.
mr. 6ur me- $50 Irsad z TzEEg amt EEE
@hsrRys- gBG may BE- u1BT COTS
Nfeaa1uE 80 WITH TB2 ~ las gEEgsr -
sEm NtnH sEr the WHIT 90 h 6e1zEr
zznle r-uHr E1Eu EHrEssSr,
Y1@r 3sgIsa1 AMI ErR-sHl FRIEND
Jim NLgEIIrE
HnE rrE-1h began tD 8Hv-n Egrgr rns be-
fare ] GGerEf8 ftla r1n4r Ba1er. 7 rBsE
q no with rrEz1aEErsg fErygsrE. EuEs
ca-rs crosse f8 T.fe az J 1Ers tine s~rryaIgg@
zErsEK. and drsw nEt Z tBfl4s5 Hhser EF
zD1zrrirsg npts Frgye--
LII enc fasassa Sheets vs-a hTA Hus2Tn
earaH ana err 4 rnaHe worlds ..Esrnas
MErraEfn MREuars, Nth I1ansrrhsn
.Bg-
The cards ve-s -1e viz. Herssn, gagaar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03

The wise teacher attempts ia
teach more Than he knows.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-11-16
How = woman Chooses Her seat.

q :
52 There are lots Of things about wo-.
men that can't be explained, and in
our business we can't help noticing
them" said the communicative con-
ductor. For instance, nine women
out Of ten will invariably take a seat
on the right hand side Of car, if a car
Is not crowded: I have often wondered
at this, and at last I think have the
correct solution. started out from
the barn with an empty car the other
day, and in five blocks had picked UP
seven women, and they all sat in row
on the right-hand side of the car. It
was just about the hour in the morn
ing when the women come down town.
to do their shopping. Three men got
in, and they sat on the left hand side.
A couple Of blocks farther down I
picked up another woman, and instead
OF taking vacant seat near the door
on the side, the side the other women
were sitting, as thought she would
do, she walked the entire length Of the
car. and sat down beside one of the
men. This bit of eccentricity puzzled
me until I went to collect her fare, and
then / discovered that she was left
handed. See? ALI the other women
were right-handed. Yes: it does look
like rain, doesn't t?"-Philadelphla
Record.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-11-16
Government Buying Back Estates,

The government of New Zealand is
still pursuing its policy of buying back
large estates from the proprietors and
cutting them up into holdings for men
of small means. It is successfully pro-
vld1ng allotments near the large towns
for workmen's homes, in the hope that
this may relieve poor men from the
excessive, almost prohibitory, rents of
cities. A man who has an acre Of fer
tile land near a town at an almost
nominal price can partly keep his fam
lily by growing vegetables and working
at his garden in his spare time. He
is in vastly superior position to the
laborer who has to pay about one-third
OF his income in rent for bare house
room, and turn out into the street
the instant the weekly rent is not
forthcoming. The effort is not limited
to this acre, allotment system: the
country estates bought back by The
government are cut into small farms
on which thrifty agriculturists NAV
make livings for their families. Re
Gently the government bought for this
purpose the Glenham estate of III son
acres, near Wyndham; the Kakaku
estate Of 2,250 acres, near Pleasant
Point, South Canterbury, and several
other properties in the vicinity Of
Christchurch. 4. n
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-11-16
LAND SEEKERS, HELLO!}
Here Is q Splendid Chance in the 9
"ClOVerLand" of Wisconsin, 9

C/SN@N@Ss@N4NNfVA S4S&NNA@ONS3
You want land. You realize that land IS
getting higher priced and in greater de-
mand every year. If you get farm now
and hold it 10 Or 20 years-even if you
should not make any, money by farming
the farm will make you rich. A farm tribu-
tary to the cities Of Minneapolis or St.Paul
in northern Wisconsin, will increase in
value faster than land in the prairie states
because of it's nearness to market and be-
cause Of it's greater productiveness.
1t is hard for people who have never
seen that section to appreciate it's wonder
full growth of blue grass and clover.
Where else in America will you find grass,
clover and alsike spring up spon-
taneously and cover a patch or field as
you will among the hard wood lands of
northern Wisconsin? The waters of this
section, the soil, the climate and all *Hhe
natural elements tend to make it an ideal
dairy country, and the markets near in
sure good price for products all the year.
Our readers will do we'll to write to D..
W. Casseday, land agent of the $500
Line, Minneapolis, and ask him to send
them printed matter describing that great
section for the landseeker.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-11-16
OIL SUPERSEDING COAL.
Evolution in Railroad Fuel in the Uni

Evolution in Railroad Fuel in the United
States.
The railroads of the United States
spent for fuel for their locomotives
last year. ss0,00o,000, Or about 10 per
cent of the whole cost of railroad oper-
ating in the country. In addition to
the coal purchased for the use of To-
comotives, there is the expense of it's
transportation, for several of the rail-
roads are so farremoved from coal sup
plies that they are compelled to carry
coal for long distances. One Of the
most important railroads of the
country in respect to the territory it
serves (the Southern Pacific has not
on its route a coal field, from New Or
leans to San Francisco, and has had to
import its coal from Alabama, New
Mexico and Colorado. This has been
one of it's heaviest items of expense,
but since the utilization of Oil as a rail-
road fuel it is so no longer. Oil in
great abundance has been used recent
ly as fuel by all the railroads run
ming through Texas, and on some
southwestern divisions of the trunk
lines of that section it is being used
almost exclusively for passenger loco
motives. Originally, American rail-
roads used wood only as fuel At
present coal, soft or anthracite, is
most generally used, the average train
requiring about two tons Of anthracite
for each 100 miles run and about
ton and a half of soft coal for the
same run. Soft coal, more available
for the railroads Of the west and
south, cost about so per cent per ton
less than anthracite, but oil as a fuel
has been found to be very much
cheaper than. either, and as it comes
INTO more general use is superseding
coal as coal superseded wood.-New
York Sun.