davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
peb 2utb. Gables Seminarn Soften 1900,
Seuristta TdbI.

peb 2utb. Gables Seminarn Soften 1900. ps
s~raouercr iuur fra "lbe Rormal Gourie".
agnes Gormann, Batter al Scr. Og Mrs.
s. 8. Hormnnr. blep ipOt / StarbId. Rts.,
1884. Chen 1891 lar BUN boet / 8alotuiH,
@is. 8lep foniirmeret Der al 3aitor no.
%leuquilt / 1888. Sun bleu optaaen oeo 2uth.
&aotes S%emiuurp / 1899 og g~raoucrer iGur
ira "5be Seminary Gourie".
Selen Ssuiie =. 1bompirn. 9utter al
2ortel og Garoliua 3bonlDion, blco fgot
applCtOu, Wtun., / 1884 Spltcn 1898 blsu
bun optaSet oee &utb. Gables Semtuarp os
grdOuereoe / 1901 ira She glocutiouarp
Gourie". @raouerer taar ira "Sbe Gent
uarp Gourie".
Babel Z. Siaetbun, 2otter al YRr. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

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ct belt lloCi 9ibltGtbei uf ben Hcrffr % andre
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5prer ireul % fTaqFHlot ubftOTFt. foHt ben e..
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en- bel FGttc BerioHere IsoielSodpe cr anisrt.
og Der isie iHe ale De aapHr. ION iiRr tHtCres.
icrrr cen ~lufieitgc gier af 8oaeu.
SaIburo RBuIfpum.
Coon SdaEb. ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Taf FOR -Se0'elsbnasbapcH". Wco SorHFi'
ellie bar lea iTit oeH bHtiigt i]GteHneul % iIH
urGt Hgc. az ben cr en- sGrc for uoGipsTeH 90
oil oTre I'll GIFog % @abn for cen. lem IFfsr
% liubeTsr ben. Raa a Bar uuofuggIfFr uRr.
az Be mnHaC gitateT en- ARiie bate Rsylcr,
glaar bare Ihite Clinic 250e EttobsE 90 fsrite
giuie Gtc EsoeHbrt iife ba5or oRret. Aa bar
ali pei, cfter nit Shsu. Sslb Ni$fe 9iHisr iGu
bel ~fortiuaes ret men Tan eHSHu lsttsTe ms
bruaes iOrfRrbeIiGt.
g. 5arTtae. RaTflauS. @if6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

SEQ bar g~ferncrfcrt "SseisIsoaasboarn- "a
urnr fac. tea BHeg riatia goot 0t oer. 9oeeH
trocbUloer e. igrtvrTeitqt ubHalg al Gitaier fra
uorge % 'rcu,mcoe S1ridttere, 9oaens uoftpr
or fProeles 'uIngiuSt.
I. GuIbruHbFeH RIltr. RNs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Iat for BEN pdirr "Ssoislssnasboaa. Fet
Ct on u0ErPT'el u1tttg %. tntereSfaut ItseH @oa,
ION er 5Rro At etc Vs bare. Set maG bare nP'
ret ct fort arbcios. ut iduIle ina ufanae nos
mRrfeoc % lFrerige Gitlier af fda uFdrge f0rs
nicaiar Toriutierc. Tet e. Gu 300. fem &c rtas
iia Genet III SulegIpe ca Sseietsoussaaoe /
SRrSrissbes. Geo iaR bterieIig aubet1ls ben
I'll ale % eHboer.
R.G.Bss elmer GATE. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

"Tfofelsad0ybcQrU" az ~ fortrrifelig Sdrs
linz al be met b~cfifrSte SigtercS ben'te IGrier.
5clbt0t GrruUueret % fcroClt pGn auretS idErt'
ligc EIRe. Zen e. melgt net tHb5uIoeH 90 oil
uRre en- prno fpr 1Gc~utTesIubIe-.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

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eOSt Rupir % Rlabs til al ~Hsbtsauc slrat 90
Epnucr5 5soielsnSaae aieTHem belle auret. mso
ct palIert ger5 af SsEiieuoie Et8tsre for s6er
Euq % GHgipst CT berpui RerioH. f0m &c fsei
gau Supeu. gr en- pen 90 bGHotg ling at baoe
/ bocr SamiIie 90 en- fiTriomHea BrRmie for
"Eecora5sgoIteH 9UI!iet 1eroso eriieuoeS mso
IGi.
SubuHues SGIoorfou,
TDfuwsoNnIfz Gnfr,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Bleo IGi crteubes WootdesUru Of Ceres
"FBorcIaeupsboa". Eel er mia en- @IGbc NJ
Tunnc auhcfdIc bcrue lille Boa uocH Tcrbes
bclo Sea bnC r)iGttangt life euOuu Ir't Rogeu
belt taieUHcm. men at, bDGh tea bar trufct pda
fau llugt. ntfcr mil, Of Den irhpbol0er en- rigta
usnFrici Canning AZ IanfefDvua { buuocH og
ubuHoen Sul. Get riI aIt Gt 9GicreH H0Ret al
tPnfc pG1. &c i0rHicuigs ItbcEs tore
glauoer" Icmmcr menct niBuiont tt!rrbe % funr
iaut o9 rcGCt AZ bet beefte, be beer I fin ITO
bdUnc At nge. l0ilcr life pun at soQru oil
Frbc ct ta'remmeItgt Fublitum 5lanot bort
lanbiHaotfc soft bcroper.
q. 2. Locot Gulu,g, Ulinu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Set Ct mia on IorustsIfe at iunHe Iise, at tea
Times arnt ont @SeoisIseagsbossu". Ten sr
net % pert ueFtrret % otoner ON 400 Su;uG.
bpao Scrmrn dHgGdr. LrBt % Bantr er soot.
uoUuIgrt At Zman0crS % SeHtsrier er Goot,
iuu6t % IT.. uIguoe.
q. Riprgo. Reo @tHe. 11iru.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

og ShProigbeo. San cnOtc me0 "a.
ocrpor % .Uitc @errcna @eIiigucl'c
OUcr 6oriumiiugcn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

=. WhIIer Gaaen, 2bie. U7trr.
tHoutgct At GItatcrHe : -TsoIcsoagsbC9eu- er
acht. He c. Hiusos III ct 1RHe en- Ill mGuesH
en- nuttIa GiiertuHis. Seq bar IFit GogeH rfeo
JutcTe5fe.
g. q. Garfeu. gloorbeaS. Iaur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

-Tfo,cIsonasboqcr" CT en- fortrGffsia IiSsH
Ro9. Zen Iqncr on beIfteIt Sabc, bUort feline
VlumTtrr cr ~pIuHtCoc, Ct Nnocr Der muHaSH
brrliC pibsoiSopm. unbcroCiiiae Qceiier. TAME,
prfIencc C5ucricr % afori5uCr. 2 SauobcO
en- lber uuficr goa. 0alIcr bunSe boao SHbbolo
% tiOnDr uuGaar. Ten air iaGOCl Samler Tom
uhutbcr ygyr.
Rcnotr 8onhabL Ractnc. Is.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

"5ehfrI5baaSbca", ueiourmst Pea OF. 2.
annHoicrS 6rrIua. Gerorob. 3olUd, CT mig tiL'
leHbt Ill aHnteIeelie.
Roaeu CT pdd 255 Stbsr I tibet Gormut. trhft
pda goot Ruptr % ioliS ~iHobuuseH. Hurets
1aac CT nH'ert to Sarge, @au ben sue Stbe
ilnnr ire Tuiocr nreo pnSfeuoe Rum til at iuos
iarc NJ epet eirr& andres gtapHe iuScr bereS
~retpeittoe SenfeIshuioer mCb IiIfBielie al adrss
tdlct for bercs SFb'sl. Boa ben utoofatie SIDE
itGdr be famine Sdtoer meo et tiRrHeiulot TdH'
fefproa ttli6tet. tngHe fra De bcoite 6nrtditsre
fra for % MI. Tom be forfielige s~niiDner bar
at ppbtie. TaHlciprpasne er trRffeube % oRt'
fenbc % / Re Vsite TiIfRlSer bel inifeSe I'll At
ouuue nletiuer % RepereaIer for be reipeitios
RCticucr, oeb buiS Gshlslsoug be fidnr.
Timber De u~lsrHeite Satper, bnor Ru0nr fnl
~tnbiereS. ituur en- tIer un6eu bersmt U2nno3
eacr tuiHoes Ram, fum bar aiurt IA ~foTtieHt
AZ fin Sdmito oa GftrrlTgt. eIer fum bar o1rgt
RuHuerfsrer % SoreadHRsutufth | fH Birisirsbs
eHteH / Scrtto elcr Rutio. Blduot uHbTe ftnoer
ri i~ddhanne 9tuoUe fem n, Roreu, .. u. Rrens,
n. 2. arberfou. 0Hutc EFIi0u ca Tere.
Gr mon fsot pun famine TAG. ION en- e1e:
urhcu itDT Ber'uultGbro. iuu fan beHres gfaoU
there Ill Grerrpcl ca fpcre / anpeHbelisR AZ
fine Gpuer til m2C0usunefterS @dpu oa Beoftg.
Or man berimOo fset pud en- Saso. beorunoer
tniet Guou itaur, iud fan oaida bet tienc It'll, "a
man Ielo IsQcr al eftcyldoe ia ct brberIiat
Eapu. ION fan bUre III Chs % Grempei for
andre. Eesubcu bFr be Rupue. l0m itnur Der.
UrIfc Qhficu bcs oS Ill at atsre os besieuhte
mcb beres gibsbifiuTie. fgu bPrer BEN. 90 ida,
!eoeS bette bnGoe 9uotpt 90 gsiIseuiua I bort
eaet BiVfc. ROgeu oil for DC Heite pPre en- ii1r
BiTft % Ber bnoeS beliomuicr I aaes SieHt.
u. q. z ugen. ga Grpste. @ts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Ssg bar gieHReuieet "SsSfelSodasbcBeR- OF
HHoeF. Al BET er en- oaliert Hoiipret soa Hteo
eont % pdSieRee SneboIe.
n. Sause. Solneu. gstHa.
(SortfrtteSO
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

"Efh'rIsodgsboq- cr n mcact iutCreSiGtt
Ijoeu PcO. Iii HGfen beer cucite 5aa / aGrtt
Fuoet nj TFbIcIoouQcu % SebisGsaarct for en-
eucr TO nnpmaietHc WlPno % en- Eel i]uuoaHne
Gptu6er fru Tlorc "a rDcrc Ith. ne ubpGIate
tom mcooeIeS III bier Euu, CT en- rem Sub
orube for aiahCntsUro 90 fIrhe sttttRbeocr.
}. CIiCn q. ansa1r. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Puar uubtoasS I Bcr5 oil "SeofeISboas.
boGcH" cfier NIT rtrae Siiea frGitta uHfpore
CT iii at IcpC ct meHtugSfuI0
Htb tncbctfcr tom SoT Heit bare at ar
tit - %crtircTe. etcTteIta lat fur 9opeH %
for Tcre5 aDbc plGb,
Z. c. LoLo. ReIaraoe. mltnn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Sen me "IfoIclSooaSbop". Tom Ee bar ue'
nibst itItaIcr mia mepct. llbitnret CT pniiert
% 2HbboIbet CT uo0nIat nch itor SttFuloubre.
Zen CT pan famine lth pruiiti % brlPreroc.
\. u. CftcbnbL, @r0Itcn, q. D.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

Q. r R"uuG5uc6. Strro Gitb. IA,
"FehfcIHhGGSboqcn7 CT en- ltoeu net 90 pcTtt
%ubitDrrt Poo.
Q, g. Rbaa. Gnu Claire, Bts.
"FFbrcTsbaaa6oacu" Ct en- QrrTe. ca for ben
tr]nfrmue lanai mere pRrb cuo unugc andre
EfhiClchuQSGGher tiinmmCH.
J. .. BuGae, RuIctIcr. Bts,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24
Sol Smith Russell.

Dear old Soil We called him so
AS a. friend to love and know.
Though his bright and tender face
showed of age but little trace,
Yet he entertained US long
With his Winning voice a. song
And his pure and gentle art
Touching chof Is that held tile heart,
Stirring paihOS, wax nig Jay
Nothing seeming t. enfjl "
But q nature es.I I.site
In its satire and is VT
Flowing subtle, sw ct ard dton
From his sympathetic soul.
Well do I remember how
With his handsome face and brow,
And his tones Of charm SO stra 1ge,
Wondrous in their mimic range.
And the play Of eyes and lips
In his merry songs and Tulips:
Ri ii Idly hoop de dol"
And the Goose and inyuns,1 too,
Years agone ne held US All
In his captivating thraI.
Held us lovingly and fast
For the future as the past.
Trusting in his genius rare
For the laureis he should wear.
So. at last. the higher day
Rose in his Tom I3ill0WaV-
Then ne told the plaintive tale
OF the struggling Noah Vale,
And A Bachelors Romance
Came his powers to enhance,
TIL he shared with genial Rip
In the worlds championship,
And John CSrigsby bore him on
To the end-and he is gonei
But the songs he used to sing
In our ears shall ever ring,
Fine and quaint and fun Of Whim
And the true great heart of himl
Richard Lew Dawson in the Dramat
Mirror.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Necessity teaches US to like a good
many things that We once thought re
could never tolerate--Brooklyn Life
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

YES" says the philosophical person.
wealth brings its disappointments.
After we lose it, puts in the ma
terialistic man.-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

1.-THE difference between mule al
some human beins.' said Uncle Eben.
is dat de mule only kicks once in a
while, an when he does, it mounts to
sampin'. w ashington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

What is your idea Of a statesman
"A statesman" said Farmer Corn
tosseI. is an office holder who can quit
thinkin about quail en- toast once in a
while and remember the American
eagle. Exchange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

The man who asks no greater reward
Than the consciousness of having done
MS duty is sure to get into trouble with
The grocer.-Baltimore News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

There is no fuctuation in the price Of
wild Philadelphia Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

No matter what else may clamor. 70
recognition, it's always safe to bank Of
uncertainty as a sure thing.-Baltimor
News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

There goes a man who started life
rs a bartender. and now's he's a mem
Der of the legislature"
You don't say suppose the i'm
possibility OF avoiding evil associa tons
in his business was responsible for it. "
Philadelphia Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

The Scotch recognize De Ia Rey':
greatness of heart, the British his great
ness at arms, and the Irish cheer both
Detroit Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Every dog has his day, but there is
only one day for fools-although the
fools largely outnumber the dogs.-Kan-
sas City Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

I'VE are continually being Tnisrepre-
sented by the newspapers" said the
irate statesman-
Well answered Senator Sorghum
If the press was successful in its
efforts to be absolutely accurate. some
Of US would never get into Office
Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Cassidy-Oi fought he swore to right
Ireland's wrongs2
Casey-Thrue for We, so he did.
Cassidy-But he's not on the sntump
amy more.
Casey-No: he's writin' histhory az
Ireland now. He fought thot the
aisiest way to write her Wrongs.-Phil-
adeIphia Record
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

~D'Auberre took great pains with his
latest painting.
so did the critics when they viewed
baltimore Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Intimate Friend-The assessor hasn't
listed your property at one-tenth of what
It is worth. Then why don't you increase
your assessment voluntarily?
millionaire did that last year and
everybody said / was making a grand
stand play for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tri-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

The woman who visits the expensive
complexion doctor knows that beauty is
skinned deep.-Baltimore News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Patient (ex-pugilist)-I say, Bill, yer've
bin an brought me to see a featherweight
Friend-Thats all right. Mite Look al
is ed just you wife till e starts think
in'i-Punch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

gu understand of course, that my
daughter has been reared in the lap OF lux
ury?
Why. she told me last night that mine
vas the hrst-er, that is I hope, sir, that
| may be able to make such provision as
to keep her from pinins for the lap you
mention. Chicago Record-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Hook-Tshat young married couple ap-
thought.
Nye-Yes, he thinks he's the only thing
on earth and she agrees with him.
Philadelphia Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Jasper-Now that Scandsby has made
a fortune he doesn't know his old
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Borem-Now. what would you do if you
We're in my shoes. Miss Cutting2
Miss Cutting-1d point the toes toward
the front door and give them start
Chicago News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

II don't lax de idee er de primary
'sessin' er de candidates, said the col
ored voter, FER at dat rate de voters II
only have a second mortgage on emf
Atlanta Constitution.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

But can't bear to be insulted!9 said
the statesman, resentfully.
We'll" said his friend, you should
have thought Of that before you went into
politics. Brooklyn Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Adilkman--Yo up unusually early this
morning, Johnny.
Johnny without looking up from his
dime novel)-Yeh. Nom sent me to bed
last night Just as Pretty Pete was about
e rescue the lovely maiden.-Philadelphia
Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Mighty hard
He seems thoroughly honest
OF course, he IS. That's what makes
him so erratie and atisfactory. Every
once in awhile he insists on doing some
thing simply because he thinks it is
right, without waiting to figure out
what its effect on his political prospects
is liable to be."-Na shington Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

Jumpuppe-Well. that has its advan-
tages. They don't have to listen to his
early ruggles.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-24

so your female orchestra wasn't a
success2f'
No we couldn't find a. single one who
was willing. to play second fiddle. "-PhiIa-
delphia Bulletin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-01
DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL MONDAY DEcEMBER / 1902
Consumption can certainly be cured.
Not all cases, but very many. Ayers
Cherry PectOral is the medicine. s .::c=. s
The Contested Congressional Seats
Cases Heard in Court,

Richmond. Va, Nov. 29.-The case
brought BY John S. Wise. on behalf Of
certain coiored compliments to re-
strain the state board Of canvassers
from issuing certificates Of election to
the members Of Congress elected in the
last congressional election and invali-
date the new Virginia constitution, was
called in the United States court, this
afternoon. Chief Justice Fuller presid-
ing and Judge Waddell sitting with
him. Attorney General nderson and
Mr.. Frank Christian represent the COM
monwealth. Mr.. Wise opened for the
complainants and was still speaking
when the court adjourned for supper.
When Mr.. Wise contended that the
state constitution was vitiated by the
refusal Of the members of the conven-
tion to take the oath the chief justice
asked il the convention was not a con-
vention de facto. To an argument that
complainant were without remedy as
to certain matters. the chief justice
asked if Virginia did not have a SUI
preme court.
One of Mr.. Wise's main contentious
was that the convention had no power
to proclaim the constitution.
At the conclusion of his argument.
Mr.. Christian began his reply for the
commonwealth. Mr.. Christian devoted
himself largely to the question of right
of proclamation and cited numerous
authorities. combating Mr.. Wises con-
tention.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Christians
argument, court adjourned until 10
clock Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-01
CROKER GUILTY.
New Works. Fire Chief Dis
missed from the Service,
Mayor Low Approves Of Action Of
Commissioner Sturgis.
Croker Naturally Not Pleased and Will
Appeal Case.

New York, Nov. 29.-Chief Edward
r. Croker Of the fire department. who
was recently tried on a series Of
charges. was Friday, declared guilty by
Fire Commissioner Sturgis and was
dismissed from the service, the dis
missal to take effect, Dec. /.
Chief Croker was found guilty on the
charges of failure to enforce the re-
quirements of law for properly safe
guarding the Park Avenue HOTEL"
of the perversion Of public property
to his private use;" of conduct pre-
judicial to good order and discipline
in prosecuting and unjustly discrim-
mating against certain members Of the
uniformed force" and of conduct UNI
becoming an officer and a gentleman
and prejudicial to good order and dis
cipline."
On the charges of 'incompetency as
chief of the department in the manage
ment of great fires and of sending
false reports he was acquitted.
Chief Croker declined to make any
comment on the sentence.
On being informed of Commissioner
Sturgis' acton, Mayor Low issued a
statement, sustaining the commissioner
and expressing the belief that he has
acted in accordance with the law and
with the dictates of his conscience.
Chief Croker will appeal against the
decision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-01
SOCIALISTS AND kRUPP.
They Reiterate Charges and Attack the
Emperor's Speech.

Berlin. Nov 29-The Socialist Vor-
waerts. Friday. commenting on Emperor
William speech at Essen. "Wednesday.
the day of the funeral of Herr krupp.
saws:
'While prosecution Is still pending
against us and the truth is not yet judi
ciaIly ascertained, the Emperor antici-
rates the courts findings by pronounc,
ing our guilt out of hand. Is 1t allowed
that he crows at the initiatory stage OF
a pending case utter a verdict and there
BY place the judges in the painful diem
ma of either contradicting His Majesty
or subiecting themselves to the suspicion
that their Judgment was influenced by
him? Justice stands above everybody
even above the Emperor, and the free
dom of the courts is the life and nerve
Of every state.
The paper adds: The monarchy Is con-
stitutionally irresponsible, If adequate
answer to the Emperor's speech Is pre-
vented through the Lese Majestic para
graphs"
The Vorwaerts, in two columns. affirms
in moderate language the truth of It's
original charges against the late Herr
Erirn and alleges that the evidence rests
on the testimony of persons quite above
party passion. personal interest or po-
litlcal hate.
The late Herr Krupp's will leaves the
factory to his eldest daughter. Bertha.
to be administered by his widow until the
daughter attains her majority. Besides
the $3.50 600 given for the beneht OF the
employees Frau Krupp in behalf OF Frau
lein Bertha has given $2JO.WU to be &c
voted to the improvement of Essen
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A RIGID ENFORCEMENT
Of the Prohibitory Law Is Now Coming
in Hancock County.

Ellsworth, Me-, Nov. 29.-On Friday.
Dec. 5, a rigid enforcement of the Ii
quor law will go into effect through
out Hancock county. Sheriff Whit
comb on Friday. gave notice to every
known liquor seller in Ellsworth that
in one weeks time all intoxicating Ii
quor must be gone or the person found
in possession of it must suffer the con-
sequences.
All the deputy heriffs in Hancock
county were given the same notice by
telephone. Friday morning, and given
orders for strict enforcement after
Dec. 5.
The liquor law will be enforced to
the letter in Hancock county and not
only will the dealers be obliged to close
out their beverages but also to remove
the bars and all appliances which are
used in the selling of liquor SO far as
these can be reached by the law.
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FOR RECIPROCITY.
Banquet, Friday Night, at Chicago. by
Non. Partisan Reciprocity League.

Chicago. Nov. 29.-Reciprocity. pri-
mariy with Cuba and Canada, and
eventually with the whole civilized
world. is the result aimed at by the
national Nom Partisan Reciprocity
League, which. will send out
more than 1860 invitations to it's
first annual convention to be held in
Detroit. Dec. 10 and II. Governors OF
all the north and middle western
states are to be asked to take part in
the convention as are also the menu
bers Of the Canadian cabinet and many
members of the Canadian Parliament.
Boards of trade and similar organi-
cations all over the middle West are
expected to be represented and the
plans for the league which at first con-
templated small gathering, have
grown greatly. Chicago Is the head
quarters of the league and will send
an exceptionally strong delegation to
Detroit.
Among the speakers who already
have promised to address the conven-
ton is Gov. Cummings Of Iowa. who
VIII advocate the Iowa Reciprocity
scheme.