davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Gn pirfipm !Sierne er ct al Be mi

SH ptiiipht spDtihe CT u VI De IDiS
tigite Reoifaber, Ell Sarmer fan
boDe; men iaa bsr ben ogian, Iigeiom
andre Hebifaber, boIbes | goo Stono,
9rll9er man ben iaa Tibet ! lit Dog.
lige arbeibe, at ben ruItner, bliper
Ben e~iterbaanoer minbre % minore
brugbar, Iiaeiom ell 8log, Der ifj9m.
mes, naar man laber ben Iigge noe
/ &eir % 8ino og ruftne bort. Grit
og andre lloib9pelier sbeI9gaer BEN
ogiaa li9e iaa iiffert, iom Reoifo.
berne sbelaeses, naar Slben aneri.
Der Dem % euten ganife iortprer
Dem eIler fiemmer hen iforpe gg.
enbper bsr oerfor ie til, at DoIbe 6or.
itanbcn ifarp peo itaoig &peIie %
BRUCE Den til Oct, iom er npttigt oe
go0t. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Wsseifai, iom faites no til Ssn.
iene, biiroe fsrit fnuies | bite imaa
Stpffer. 5aar peniere babe SfaI.
let at BRACES meo, Iarer De mart at
foripne fig ieIb al sgaaene | Reoet.
9ette eieIoer melt iaabanne, iom er
inoeitenste og iuaa lnoe fig nsi nieb,
bpao be faar. Snr DC Oerimob Sri.
beo til at Isbe omfring, bpor be oil,
er DC life ioa meaet lioiatte for Sri.
Itelien til at for9ribe Jig paa sgg.
gene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

800. Sp.: Soao or gorssicn iii Sar'
merlfolen | Rtrneiota oS bpao toiter Sp'
bola % uroerpIsniug peo oenne Stole2.
en-: SpBrgersu oil rinieltsuis ina be
pnitebe CpIpsninser peb G. ~tiIitripe Gurus
Rortbrop, President State University,
Minneapolis, MINI, Gppraereu maa
itrtoe raa GnGsIit. aauobruesituIeus Or
perimentturm ct / OF. antboup Bari, ulsn
ben ~iorterer unoer lluloeritetet. Der er
o8iaG grpsrimeatiarme peo Grcptstou,
@raHo Rapios % 2pne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

apier, Iom bar bapt fin fcrite
aalp, bnroe eaa minDit Is Moane'
Der, for be faIper anben Gang, flyer
"Grairie Sarmer", og bet al Den
gooe @rnno, at DC oa bar let for al
I9gge FIG ZEN goo MeIfcpane", Def
bill iise, be fomner til at melfe
IGnse 90 itnoig, tbi iom De bcgpnoer
ira fsrft af iaa boIocr DC sierne pao
| Def lGngfte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

697. Gu: Haar Ell Eauo % bans Su.
iirU or inaleoes inlet. al re fan or be po
ptt8'i9c III Al gIGipe NuitrucRg TorGlorc.
Heor DC er aamic o9 iu8s og iu9eu andre
bar I'll at bIGipe BEN sucr er DC ttfe plletya.
naar boao Dc bar CT MtOHoeHs gienoUm, GA
ban Tiger, De life pli?
gu: ROrnIit er SprHeae fcrplistet til
at lIripe tine T,rRIOre. noar be er oamle
Clcr i9Gge. 2o0en paGbpocr bet Ugiaa, uaar
&eotommeHOe CT titnno rsrttl. gioHbeu
tau bog life oe0 &O0 tpinscS til at eipre
llDIGg for fine SplseripyGlore. % anr
Sonen iHgsH gtsnoom bar l it Rapu, tan
bnH Inlet sIor for 5orGlorenr. men oct CT
10 itpst al en- GnHo at uHeiaa is for al
blGipe SSiscriOrGIorene, ont han tan. iclr
I'm life 2pueu ipInscr BAN BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Qaben R~orrcfponoance.

cror-rrosmenI heure pIfnelind tefpnreS AZ
sqnhofaferne q. ~ Mcsnes. Moufcpibee. assun..
"a anhn CHS. Npuhifnr. Wis.
@rrraErant ira ReTfpner, fnrn tffe rraIcer
Flrr Wnnre Hi afenrgtienef. befpdres ifte.
Grsrecre behes nffatte TiHe Gpsraer1uaI I ef
tinrt "a tnneliat Gnro0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Os7. Sp.: /. Sfal 2rper SruIe Rs'
ieruatiuuen aabues op for SeitIerc MI ben
tpmmeuoe Spmmer?
2. gil 9auoet biips at iaa ipr SLIPS pr.
gcrc?
g.: L Der er euonu tutst bsiieutt
meb Denim til, uaar bette 9~anocnrdaee
ftal aabnes.
2. Oct peo man heller ifte eubuu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

6S6. So.: Naar en- iGlser Ell Sarnt,
fGr oa Geofummenoe ripe % @irroe 90
StpIper rurot en- SreatuFiuobe9nta9 neer
at trGffsS Ill ggrIoar ocrfor?
So.: Set oil bsro paa, bpproiet han
~fieruebs @IGrNst, fsr Suubelsn itete.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
9sa biat;oifc 8rnno til, at Srugt.

bsiteit oftc iIaar fell. % SrGrne Ssr
bort, fsr ID en- gainie, CT. at DC no.
biingres. Der frGpes Iige iaa megcn
@jsoning til 6rembrinseIie al en-
COB slpIins sGbler, iom Der trGnges
til at frembrinse en- goo apling
Speoe eIler goteter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

6S4. Gp.: s sSecprab. Goiten' for lite
ayril fer leg at Der er cpoagei Cub
TbnHber Rountntt. S0ahp. 3an Sc it9c
mig. | lriltei Gountp, % bpdo ben nGrnIe'
re Standardization beber2
sp.: &i Tan lille sips Spgrsereu be pu'
iteos C~slpsujussr. San nosen al SIaoets
2Gisre | Sonbo?
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Ss5. SR.: aau rette SpbIfeubebsrn
otter Souas sore inosaa sGgteitab?
5p.: Sppns Gore fDrbpocr life Nste.
fab meLem Ssbteaoebprn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

sE 5g.: l Or Der irt 5omsiteats
laEs :: iaa ErEsoH ca 8aibtngtou?
2 Ess1 aeEssieR III 9aue. GcQaup
4 C.
e: / psapsno tim til ct al gauo.
,gEsrgsrEE tsrEee J EEsgca e. Der gano-
ioztCTsE 8 islssHos Spsr: Surns, ga
a2.czbe. 21.s1igfD, Oregon g,tp. RoIebura
Ia 7e2es. 8, &ol5lHs:oa: Gorfs ga-
tCzl Olympic. cattle. 5gotauc. Sancou-
S:r. &o-c &aIa % 8aiegUsue.
= Chlsaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
e Mydige R0ad o. Uink q
Waar aaaIpIanterne f[nttes !

Waar aaaIpInnterue flpttes no /
Snper. biiroc life aIenc Msobcrnc,
men ogiaa bet neoeritc al Stnmmen
besropes | Sorben lige op til bet
fsrite gloo, ON emo Gtonlnien er al.
brig ioa lang. Yaf Soroen fait til
omfring benz.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Cos. S..: 6p's Ic8 latter Ct "Srec 7c.
llosr0' GrlmGr'e g1a c, >p, or lea oa be-
rs!ilset til Of laa oct byuBt no rao ganoet
% l~lanralo BUor Ioua' ina CT,cen. cQer er
bet blot Be tore Sneg, 'Cm blg bette griDp.
legJum?
Sp.: &oitLOosH bsitcmmcr, al ct Rrrp
mso 'Sscaal 9slvc,q S,lmp- ifol brIn.
8es &orcsiatcn, iaaircmt ban Dor / oar
Tel al en- Sp bo0r Bot ombrinses ueo
&oitbuo. %eO andre GOitlputUver maa
&oresiatcu I'tc bo occr eli gtil ira appto.
ret ior at DRre bercttset til at foa Srcpc
brCgt I'll iia par beHKe glaaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

70t. Sp.: Suur fan jeg faa aoresien
paa bet 9ontor, bpor ale SoIoaterS Gnoue
or iuoitrepnc. ipm bar retit til 5ilippiuerne
% I'll atHa. Bet bar 10 en- Gel fro be 6or'
eneOe Stater | ainn p9iaa. ps lcg ltaloe pr'
Ite at pioe, ON bet or bet ianrie apntor.
iom bar GaoHsHe pna ale, JON falot / art'
gen?
Sp.: 9riesbepnrtementet | ssaibiu8ton
itober inOe meo ale snitelise Splpsum9er
ansaaenoe oisie Siua.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

6gs. 81: 5ar Ell gtaHo / stnrge 6ei
III at ieitametsre bUrt belle iu S0rmHe elley
Gu Del al Den til tlpselemmaRbs, naar hau
bar GipsdrUiHger?
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

ZOO SD.: tSar en- 8ibel, iom er trnit
paa Sebraiit / 1888, uoseu SGsbi?
Gu: 9eppe. uuotasen iom en- aurtc'
iitet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

7O2 Sp.: Spil.rn cato bar fsrte
8aaifeoas 1864?
ST.: 276e Wnrts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

co. So Soab Station ttIhsrte Ghri.
hpgheE Columbus, pa CT bans gapu amer.
tazit sAtE q ost et irennieo &aUa ira bet
ScHs, hrorira Ran fpm?
Sr.: Gslambus tar int / Bsnua / Stas
Ign &srEst Columbus (GoIombc) ct ita-
hsz't, 6craavatt g~buitoshsr (talisut
EtrrtCiscr) q opruHeslIg GgGL.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

900. S9.: /. Or 8grn, iom bar Gnno
Ill bet. efter Spnns 2ope forpligte, til at
biGIpe fine 5pr9lore meb lluoerbplo, nadr
DC irlp pan @ruHo al Sp9opm life ian tlene
moi I'll at lepe?
2. Spao cr Der at srprc. ON 9pruene
refer fin Bel os intel lspner til DereS
SIGlp?
Sn: l. Or 8Brusns umpHDise, lao ION
be tuiuses til at bare biemnIc pg arbeioe
fpr SorGIorene, elcr on DC arbetOer for
andre % iortjeuer mere eno til G0oe %
SlGoer. iaa tilhprer bette SorGtorue, naar
DC, iom be arbeiOer for, bIiusr unrerrettet
put at Surrloreue eipr Sorbriug berpaa.
.. Or Ssrnsue mpnoiss, men uartige
NOT I'll ttie OF blGlpe fine ~trRngeuoe 6orGI.
ors 9Uouiatsen iua er Der life fort at sisrt
heb BEN, iubttl be bar last fig op uOssr
5ormae; Oa tan SattisfOrtaHOeren tpiHgc
Dem I'll at sIgre llolRa ON JoraIorene er
TONNE / ben Sitting, at be maa faa SiGIp
al 6attistasien
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

69j. 81 Raar ray gowaro gUcrett
Scupltoi 'Og &lctgyruecu,?
CT: ! 1850.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

6ss. Sp.: Spsip Rapnct paa bet btlis'
tie SuppIp SOuis / YtHneapolts.
Sp.: 8t auericrsr iH9eu ipeeicl 6orrct'
Mug / "GabsH aprrcipOHoaaee".
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

go 81: pOab btocr nc.proeslsu poo
Crae.ty
CT: Causul cler ggtIotc OF S,loey.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

DIR. David Kennedy's Golden Piasters ffDrftr
Ysuiflerae, ileraer Sinertsr ppsralt. l5c bntr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

SOL. Sp.: /. Or Der taset uo1cn mar.
mere Seltemmslie ON, nnar % pna bollten
gRaa0s 9euls 2ais aeisrpatioReTne ital
aobnes for SettIsre?
? 9VtIieu Sag / ussR unr lite Sttober
1877?
S1.: /. Ret
z. IaHAag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

$50. Sp.: San umpuoige 8Fru tage eli
Tormnnoer Ill at f|orioare fin Ret, uaar
91ooereH sr oRo for mango Nar itoen. 90
oereu bar paa en- SlS iorierget benz, men CT
IN rsrtt efter at BABE iorurettet fin eseu
Sntisr?
Gu: 4aar bet CT beOisIist, at Wauoen
er rprt, eiterIaoeuoe Gtenbom Og Born.
Tom sr uiprivrssOe, iau Tan 8etteu paa Gin
isgning Oerom ftriOe tuo % tage 9omsrct'
ttsbeO (SurisbittiUn) ouer Spyuens, inmt
GisuOpmmen til 8euptteIie for SprnensS
lluoerboIb. Zen fan pglaa iubiGtte en-
SormpuOsr for Ot8ie; bog tan RanOen iGI'
&C I'm gteHOUm til 6olt, Der iHssntiH9 peO
on bans Sitting eler ben be9OGebe 6or'
brnoelie, % ban fan iauIcccS reurm bort
meo gsn8eHe. uoeH at bette fan biubres.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

SiaIp Of en- EOmmeRrue fan Fanbf gRaNnrist msOens spOhn fIOes. Den
bar bi arm Tom 9ssmmsen pNr. bullet sber sO 9lubs for Esets Saanbh'
ring ubsn at se ben ct tumst llbfenbe. Sen bar oerueh Ell outomattf SpOe'
@inber (bobbin winderl Der ct na filler os paaHcet8 i'm grkH a en-
baarlg runoet Gpoe pl bare EN- nmutsbeo.
"SuspennsH" Nr sbt uo, os er elegant iaauel meo Senpn til 1raaEhaoet
ium til Daffubels. DaaFneus Soofpfs sr net let baanoterHst % Seropens
al entpr fenbt SprbebriRs pua bette Omranoe. Oct unueroe GG er a benrs
gefafenteb % mutt fprarbenet. 2afrinsen us ubimptninsen er fmie &anss.
spnabiukt o. ale be btants Dele al HRaHduen err imut poleret % Ndeiplehe
ret, 6porpeb be faar ct net og inaaubt nbksne. Sesuoen bruses Ball Bear
ing iii Spingbiulet os paa bess. Siber af Soofptkt Os &efultatt er, at noar
man tar Benet al aRaninen ps letter Spisbiuet gans nh bette lbbe runct mere
eb tpue Gauae nebens bet paa andre Neainer bar tun9t NOT mo at 9a ire
Ganee 8prect er label al oelBrret Ira, iamneuiat al 1pp tortIeuige SG
bpprpeb mon bar ppnaaet fsrre Stprfe os fOrbmorst at Treet tan pa r9.
Manmns 5Obfpfe er ipripuet mo plated castors. S9rOebe Staaltappe
bolber Gripbiulet % the treadle plate, brttt 9ler at NaNHen ar6etoer me-
oct lenere eb eQers sr Itfelbt. Gen bar aaereneie o. beofe Attachments
for alutnbeis os (fancy) Spm. @n ubbls SniruthVnsboa trtt bet n0rps
ensr en9fe Sprps meoisser ber NatuHe
Qaa Mere til nebenfaaenoe ~beDbelig ~nebiatte Brier:
Rn 4-5 stnHer SlI3
Ra IA - Drop Head. 5 StuHr 1000
60 IS - Drop Head = stnHer .........."..... 2l@
&c. "a - Drop Head. s gtuHer. Swell Front ...... 1850
30 rs - Drop Head. 7 stHsr. Swell Front. ...... also
Cpnhr uapnte Rafinr fan erbplDss Gssna, galnsotrG, Ssssnss
smr neabusui til pebfsisbe grffr. 8 @ubOsni er 9nisn pa hper WRaatns
$3.50 bsisrs. Wan fan life trnte Zig en- patrGe 8rpanps' saer 5u'& refHt
sb SO "a eaer 20. Drop Head RabOsni Os Swell Front, 8ns sssoo
% $500.
9ebenfaaenbe r gMbe al SO. "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Der tofrr
eco so. GsS Swell Front msnes, at sfuftrne % Graprrtt sr frlgt a'
ruubt % tar fig ualmnbels 9@t uh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

greoeHafe NOT ion en- Grsps frit pr. Bon.
DIR. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout,N w,
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

9eOenfaasnoe er gtnsbe at go. "A Drop Head, Swell Front Der tTtr
$40 80. DRso Swell Front menes, at Sfuherne % 2r1p5rti r rrh9f az
runb1 % tor fig ualmmOeha a6t n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
COMERGIOY NAVEGACION
Revista de operaciones practcadas hey.

CadiZ:-SuS conSlgnatarloS 50 SIS cafe con
97o5 lbs Hilario Santos y CO, 81 SIS cocos ],
Ochoa Hmno 1873 SIS cafe con 10 374 lbs Juan
Borras pqte efectos 81 cafe con 90 lbs Pedro
E.. Zamorano 50 SIS cocos.
Sevilla-Sus consignatarios IoI SIS cafe con
10000 lbs Sobrino de Izquierdo CO, 4S i'd id
con S766 id Gonzalez Fontanals co, Is i'd i'd
con 2o7o lbs
Malaga:-J Ochoa Hmno Is SIS cafe con
1885 lbs Castrillon y Ochoa 3 id id con $50
id Gonzalez Fontanals y CO, IS id con 24oo id
Scrs de l. Villamil co, 70 id id con I3.347 i'd
Valencia:-Gonzalez Fontanals y co, IS SIS
cafe con 25o5 lbs.
Barcelona:-Sus consgnatarios 200 sIs cafe
con 37,I9S lbs Ochoa y Hmno e25 id id con
47,6Io id Sob, de Izquierdo co, 40 i'd id con
7455 id Julio Font 10 id id id con 2I44 id Con-
zalez Fontanals co, 40 i'd id con 65o4 id Men
dizabal y co, fardito tabaco elaborado.
SALIDAs DE CoSTANERoS
Para Naguabo Humacao gol. cana Ma
ria" con carga general.
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
OPERAC1oNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE
Por Scrs de L. Villamil CO.
a ]. Ochoa y Hmno y Scrs de M, Loinba
co, 100 SIS arroz Valenciano
Por Gonzalez Fontanals co.
a J. Ochoa Hmno Scrs de L. Villamil y
co, y Scrs de NJ Lanba yco, 90 latas pimenton
Por Sobrino de Izquierdo y CO.
Castri1lon y Ochoa cIs membrio
Por Bozzo Bas co.
a Freirfa, Alfonso co, $50 atds calderos.
Por Isidro A. Sanchez.
4 Barcelo co, y Fernandez Gauran co,
50 CTS vermouth.
OPERACIONES DE BUQCEs EN- PUERTO
TRAVESTA
San Jose Mallorca Barcelona
Springfield descargando
Martha E. Wallace descargando
Justine II. IngerSoll descargando
Atlantic descargando
lula pendiente
India deScargando
Alicia descargando
COSTANEkOS
Salvador pendiente
Longfellow pendiente
Nayaguezana Aguadilla Y Mayaguez
Isabella Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Vasco cargando
Gulernlito Arroyo
Borinquen pendiente
Dolores Naguabo, Hun,acao Yabucoa
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp. Martin Saenz" dc Canarias
con deStino este puerto y los de May agnez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana New Or
leans, el dia IS del corriente mes.
Alem. "Boliva" "-Procedente de Hambur-
go eScaiaS llehara este puerto del 20 al %
del corriente mes.
Esp. Leon XII'-Sali6 de Cadiz con des-
tino este puerto el dia IS del corriente mes,
hacienda escala en- Canarias.
Amer. "Ponce"-El dia % del corrierte mes
saldra de este puerto con destino directo al de
New York
Amer "Coamo" Del puerto de New York
salio el 20 del crrnte directamente para este
Cub. 'Julia".-El dia 25 del corriente mes
por Ia ma1ana saldra dc este puerto con des
tlno al de la Habana escalas nternedias.
Cub. Maria Herrera" -Procedente de Ha-
bana y escalas intermedias llegara a este puer-
to del 2S al 80 del corriente mes
Esp. Catalina" : Hacienda escalas Ell Pal
ma de Mallerca, Valencia, Alicante, Malaga
Cadiz y Canarias, saldra de Barcelona el dia 80
del corriente mes, cen destino este puerto y
los de Mayaguez Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Ha-
bana y New Orleans. y. --.,:s:lblva
Ing. Miguel de Larrfnaga" Con destino
q este puerto debe haber salido directamente
del de Liverpool ell dia 20 del co1riente mes ass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-22
MAS NOTTCIAS

~ So1amente dos personas fueron cura-
das aver en- el cuarto de socorro.
~ Ha llegado de Arecibo con objeto de
pasar aquf una temporada nuestra bella amiga
Ia sehorita Manzana Nadal.
~ Sc encuentran enfernos, aunque le-
vemente, ZEN su residencia de Santurce, don
Claudio Arricruz su distnguida sefiora.
~ Regres6 de Ouebrgdillas Carmen
Beltran, la sirnpatica triguefIa de la calle de
la Forta eza.
x*x No hubo ''jarana" en- e Casino ano.
cine, por no concurrir sufciente ndmero de Sc
1loritas. -
- Hemos recibido ell boletfn agrfcola
ntrnero Sc rehere al cutivo de la pima.
~ La reputada casa de Lrif1a ha pu-
b'cado va su manifesto electoral para Noche-
buena Pascuas. En- I'm hernoso documento,
escrito con sinceridad. Mas de un areopa rita
bruja no podra leerlo sin derranar ardientes
iagrinas.
x*x Nuestro querido amigo don Miguel
Padfn ha hecho en- su establecimiento (Cristo
23) reformas dignas dc estimaci6h. Miguel
esta hecbo in rifle, como el misnlo le aseguro
4 "Semper" esta tarde.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-20
uvesOy @vann ~@e9GgeeMs

OF the good work he accomplishes OF enor-
nous value TO the city IN which he works.
Slicer, Thomas K.
Unitarian and Utilitarian clergyman. ex
officio Mayor OF New York. and spiritual
Born a Methodist at Washington, d. g.
April I6. 1877. Had an ~inclsive mind from
the outset. causing his nurse within ten
days Of his birth to observe with pride that
Thomas is a Slicer who will slice" Spent
MS infancy in studying municipal prob
lens and acquiring a mastery OF the prin-
ciples CT city government. At the age OF
2 was able TO point out the civic errors OF
the mounicipal governments OF Washington.
Boston. Philadelphia and Charleston with
out having left Washington.
On his fifth birthday. 1t having been sug-
gested that the occasion might ntiy DO cele-
brated by a party. he replied instantly; "T
am a nonpartisan, and want no party. I
shall be pleased. however. to hold a confer
ence." 1t was judged from this that he had
In contemplation a political career, but he
soon eyinced 4 marked taste for the minis
try. "A statesman can speak only occa-
sionally." he observed, at the age of 10. to
one OF his playmates; "a Methodist preacher
~eternally."
Having much 10 say. he naturally chose
the most yoluble outlet. and at the age OF
"a was ordained in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. His nonpartisan instincts
naturally resulted in his shortly looking
about for a less strictly organic body 10
serve, and at the end Of ten years active
service in the itinerary OF the Methodist
Church he became a Unitarian, a nonsec-
tartan institution that has faith in every
thing except the salvation OF Tammany
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-20

the oleachers. who take issue with him on
certain OF his opinions. Sometimes he be-
comes bcisterOus in his remarks, and some
times the players lock horns with him. and
a 'Jawing match" ensues. Once in a while
the player loses his temper. ard that makes
him a mark for the rOoters. who proceed
10 make life miserable for Kim during the
rest Of the game Usually. however. rag
chewing" IS concluded by some ksenly ap-
propriaJe sally. !nterjected by 4 bleacherite,
which sets the crowd into uproarious laugh
ter and restores good humor. The rooter,
rs n ciass. il Il gentleman. even IL he wears
Jeans and a hickory shirt The enthusiasm
which he vents 30 v0ciSerOusly IS the safety
valve 20 his eNhuberant spirits. and the
railcry Re INDUCES IN IS OF the Eood-n1-
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tured sort A1sr h has vsised ne
thoughts and feelings within him for nine
innings in the bltstering sun. he goes homs
at peace and IN good humor with al the
world.
The bleacherites enjoy this year At the
parks. another privilege IN addition to legit.
innate roofing. Whenever 4 ball is knocked
Into the stands the lucky man who cap
lures II IS entitled to q coupon emitting him
to a b.eacher seat for the next game. upon
returning the ball In former years the
ball that was knocked into the stands was
seldom returned. AZ the balls are expensive,
this proved a serious item to the manage
ment. The bleacherites lave taken kindly
20 the new rule. and It seldom happens
nowadays that q ball II lost In the gtandA
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on blazing bare boards. The protected pa
wilton shelters. many an ardent "rooteT
whose purse may be more robust :hsn those
OF his unprotected ~neighbors, st whose
voice and enthusiasm certainly Is not. The
difference between the roofing" III the pa
y!!ion and the b.eaChers IS that the scent
rocter. conscious OF HIS dignity and sur
rounded by ladies. roots in a depressed fash
ion. while his unhampered brother OF the
open gives unrestraincd vent 10 his feelings
and Cavorts like an Indian at a sun dance.
To the average person with a sense OF Hu-
NOR the roctrr % the blsachers affords -
keen endowment IS the game itself. even
though the contest be intensely interesting
and exciting. Indeed. the more spirited
the game. the more life Is Injected into the
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Hall. The next twenty years were spent IN
presenting the doctrines OF Tnitariauism.
when Doctor SliCer went a step further and
became the leading Unitarian minister OF
the city OF New York. succeeding Doctor
Parkhurst as Spiritual Adviser TO the Mu-
nicipality. with the ex ofiCio title OF Com
missioner OF Reform. an Office involving
much arduous labor and having no emolu-
ments. and for hat reason having been
left untitled during the Croker-Van wyck
regime.
Finding the sphere Of the pulpit made
quate for the widespread dissemination OK
his views. he spent Two years in studying
the art Of after-dinner speaking. and hay-
ing made of himself one OF its indubi;able
masters he soon transformed the banquet
tables OF New York into pulpits of extra
ordinary force and influence. He breaches
To the pews on Sunday and to the Depews
all the rest OF the week." was said OF him
by a Jealous rival who was unable TO tell
an old story with half the force that Doctor
Shcer impaired TO an almost new one.
In the campaign of 1901 against Tammany
Doctor Sicer was used as an antidOte to
William Travers jerome. and was frequently
instrumental in quellinG reform riots which
everywhere followed the then active Dis
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present gigantic proportions. and Without
which Il would be dull and spirItlsss. Elm
mate roofing, they argue. and you e!iml-
nate the bieacherItes. No self-respectrG
bleacherite would patronize a game where
he was compelled 10 restrain his enthusiasm
and without the honey OF the bleacheite
the box Office wouldn't handle enough cash
TO pay FOR the obituary notice OF the pass
ing OF the game.
Tho regular patron OF the game Will
agree with the argument that roofing" IS
one OF the vital features OF a baseball
game. and while It IS a privilege largely
avHiled OF by the bleacherites. il is by no
confined to the occupants OF the
open. .sun-kissed seats skiT;ing the oUtleld.
enthusiasts pay - ceais 10 bleach
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tial In his criticisms and equally impartial
IN distributing applause and advice, as the
opportunity and occasion arise. The player
who was q lobster" in The irst inning with
him often turns out - be 4 bird" or a
wise guy" or n "cracEerjack' in the ensu-
ing inning. The umpire whom he derounces
as a robber and wants TO lynch on a close
play against the home team Later turns out
10 be the hest in the business when he
repeats the decision against the opposing
team.
Throughout the Eam- the rootsr keeps up
a cunning FIRE ard crosS-f-e OF pucSent.
shrewd. ard ~cfieufimss witty remarks. d.
FScted TO the players. which keeps his su-
dieHce CONFUSED. OccasionaIly he AL
Or sycs his remarks TO other occupants %
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remarks os the rOoter. A close contest.
with a few disputed decisions ty the UNI
pire on close plays. launches the rooier
fairly into his element. and he makes the
welkin and his neighbors' ears ring with
his voc.ferou5 criticisms. The genuine
rooteT is a close student II the game. a keen
observer OF the Tlsy. he knows every
player in the League. can call them al by
their nicknames and cite their individual.
records Tor many seasons. Thus armed.
and with n thorough knowledge OF the
rules. he L. n critic to lie feared 10y the
player VIII makes an error at a critical
moment CT WIN has come under his per
sonaI rre}Ujire by reason Of some former
traEsErcSsi,u-
As \ ru.e. however. the roo:cr IS im?ar-
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Man and His Horse.

Ones upon a time a man stood beside M,
faithful horse as a noisy. naphthz-breathtnx
automobile went rushing by.
"AIasF' said the man to the horse. your
occupation Is rapidly departing. and you ara
not in the race with the automobile. II Il
running away from you. and extinction
stares you IN the face"
True" swered the horse. but while n,
Is running away from Us II IL running over
you. and man and horse are likely to be-
come extinct about the same time"
Moral-Ths human raes II not nrnly 70
coma In ahead Of the horse ~ u the