davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
Sobe. u nj MGR 1852.

ier al SiIitanScu oerrloe, o. on ban
baooe Ipit oeus SnSberetnira GAP
ban itrafs GrSre til. at Trooper IN.
Der 9riaaoeaeneraI Sohu ghoie ifnI
DC rnffe no. Dime GmrerS aSioci.
alton iorlauqte RilitrrhiGlp; men
Sberiif Robertion i Sener Gountp
ian6t Ben uusopenoia, "a irgen llro.
IiabeScr bapSe imSet Steo iiSer
5irSSag 9ftrr BEN lite. On Ssm.
mermonS, Der life itaar uogcu GAG.
forenina, % en- 5rcoShommer bEeo
Sn augrebue al en- 6lof ufienote
Wruo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
aeuinalocs Saao.

etgtiual6c bar itnierot er Soior.
BRING III SiItpirOerne ON. at De fal
op9iuc Sajaroipil 90 9auefGT9e %
before gna paa Stcle eler isse arbei.
&c. SGn ogiterer ogica Tor al Der
6uglcs en- Serubars ira 2usoRs or.
lige iii Ssns ipSfise GnSe. forat Sill.
2iucgrne ogiaa poa ben 9la2Se fol-
hiPiyes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

frGpeoe en- SfaSeseritotnina al 10000
Teios for urigtia Snoeiperrtug, ibet
Moioren belfnIote ban for at bare
biulpet Sriuraenicrne poa Samnr.
Taa 8upernsr 5aits Roao bar 50.
bea tilbubt Tia at traffe Scacn til.
base uben g%ritatnirg. bpis Maior
@lenu piI erfienbe. al Ban bnpSe ia.
get fell. Raioreu afiIos sieblitteIis
Silbuoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
Rapieilaoien.
Get treble % iioitr ESQ afaisr Sap.
pritriSen ON gmcrifa.I pfaleu.

aa1npen er ooer, % amerifdJG Be.
folen iorebIioer | gmerifn. Oct Ire.
Die Ssh iuuSt SteS SorsSag. Seller
life Sa nor geiret guritist. Su Der Iaa
en- inf Saage oper Ssen. iaa man life
fitnbe ie mere emo 200 DaroS frem
ior iig. Ner "ReIiauce" meo Sap.
tein Barr "a fin norifc geiGtniw
areicSe iig aIligepeI og ~fitlSerSte 50.
bet inoen Ben foitiutte Si6. Seier.
berren bIep moStnset meO Surruraab
o. ct isHoerripen6c Shin Of Ganppi.
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
poitifaneaIerne.

@ensralpoitmefsr 9apne nStaiie |
iOrriss use, at nanr ben iseerale
@rauoiurp / @aibustpn sr ierois meo
be goitiGssr. fem er inobraste irr Den.
pil bans fcrSe asfisut. 9sr. SritOw,
iOm bar isost &pltunoerisselisa. anita.
aelia hume aisipe i'm Sncberetuius ON.
trins nsn isrits Sttpber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
Trooper fences.

@uperner gea6oSp bar ienot
1000 @an6 Snfanteri oa Raoalleri
til @uIominerne / Cripple Greet.
boor Der par uroIisbeoer, Sort Loo
ban en- aomite ioretase llnoerisseI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

bSl Ct Cl Iol luu NV SihhiN OAtp
6eo / bans ORD. De befrPftes al en-
norif 9igter, Tom / lin Snrme oper
Senne norife 9poe bar iast:
90 elm oil ies cit,
os Elm pil ice bitt.
pa foar ben Sane han gieL,
oa tpor ben Biffla
DO Bit fpr iitt.
- ps alt er til sscress gGl.
Mte belt 10 srauat,
TIA bet itemner imot.
cit iouore Yrfe'orns;
for geaeu or trpoo !
ao Rorbmauua.iot
frua samalt os til ibas.
Sire tuube itauba
3ampoaessOpit
o. pita til Sieer laa;
men bafet;er fob ME
meo Sin o. 2plt
% traftao os iiplu paa Saa.
% Spsa Ios upp
II perouge Spf.
ps iislu / Spesel al te.
pa bah rs perta
du Sfaoe flpf.
Weu, - net me er Rorbntenu, me
giloe set MI life bore en- iano
5p9ge, bpis Get norife Selifab, paa
Ell eqer anOen Waaoe, funbe bli 4
9otemio0el MOB oenne "Sfapdnf2"
8ilbe BET life bore noget rigtig at
irp0e iig oper, 9pis bette Selifab finn.
De iomle unber H~orifbeoens Sane ell
berlig Sfnre RorbmPno til ue9en.
npttigt arbeibe for noget gobt %
pbelt - bpab oct iaa emo par2 Bare
bet at funne taa ammen bill.
De baoe Ell opbragenbe SnoflpoeIie,
Tom neppe fpn operpitrberes. %
9orifoom err netop toget, ION pi |
Strait al at ppre HorOmpnb buroe
itaa iammen ON. De parftiIfe Sps
gaper bebeper pi life at tiliioeiptte
men Sopeoiagen er Oog BEN at funre
Itaa iamnten, - pGre enige ON at
opelife EN- BARN &iprligbeb til set
9auo. bbor pore eller bore SpSres
8ugger itoo. On ibeel RiPrligbeb
til Mober Rorge, BET er ba noaet,
Tom buroe tiItale enbper Rorbmanb,
iom FAR 8eipeft for lit eget Sjsb 90
BLOB!
90 err Set fife bsiIt pna 5ibe. at Ri
babe en- Snititntion blanot %, hpor
gobe RoromGnb funbe gope noeet
ieaes,- Ell 9orifbebens Grne, bnor
Ser iprageSe ell SIb al 6rru os girf
til al parme Dor Horifbeb peb? -
SO, iiees Der, men 9rRiterne er for
ipreote, arbeiosmarfen for itor for
De forboIosuis ioa Reolemmer. iom
fommer til at meloe iig. = So, Der
blir naturlignis 8anifeIiabeoer; men
ioo er Ser til 8eoerlag imuffe Seire
of pinoe: fbi naar man rigtig for III.
Dor tager oenne npe Rationolbeop.
gele / 8etragtuing, ida siner man
Rltligheoer, Der nGiten fan gisre en-
lpimnieI. Oct pnaler / BET utroIige.
af Ell FABIAN g~egpnoelie, iom ale.
reoe err giort, fan Der ilaa no epote.
ajerenoe 2eiultater. 81 mao begpn'
De / BET imaa natiirIiepis; men boor.
for ifulSe life bette SelIfnb inben ret
lGnge f'.nne erunoe en- StifteIie meo
BET iormaal at unberitstte en norif
notwithstanding, Tom man aisr
Roree? e1er at ubgipe eQer unoer.
itstte l~logipelien al pRroiiuloe bilto'
rife Gofumenter, WIiif. eller aunit'
perfer al i9rlig Snteresie for oS, ION
Tor gfiempel De itore banife Stiitel-
Ter bar eiort2 Sporfor tinoe life
bette SeIifab ioreItaa ener unberitstie
ll6gipelien al sobe og oaffert ubitp.
reoe gsger, Der funSe ~iorbanbles til
Spotpris giennem bore Ioiler ION
8rqmiebsser. siennem airfen oa
oens Stoler. o. paa mango andre
Raaoer2 Seq er fommen ipecielt til
al tpnfe paa bet .barife llbpnls ior
5olfeopIpsninsens 5remme, iom mi
/ mango Mar bar nb6rebt en- Nnsil
6iaiae og sobe 9sger. Sa bette ar'
beioe bar uoen 5piI bnut fin anbel
at ifaiie 3mIferne bet imuffe Ste
nome at fables S9erbens melt oplp'
lie fsoIf."
90 iaa cr Set aISeIes life umnIisi
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
9erur1t2uslhA
TI &
rssfsmmsr 1irssas % srssas wssssem.
q pertists,seasss

aiaa tnoieseres isHsR sSer EeanSas % 1orsoaa Btsrs
ssn. Guertisietasairr iaot1sss life | to paa 3 aaneen
isfseuoe Rufnere meoraiaere bet Hs,rpfielis i~urlarp
lss. euis ct advertisement, Der fsrt f9mmsr tne
Tirsosssuuu.srst 7 GI, ~isrlarsss ~tHoruffet 3 11ass.
si Get ,onus suot S ItrsoassHHu1ere. Breve. Der iases
aoI,r gvertisisrsn;,r. iom bet batter mso. bsr m1rs
les apsrtisfsmsut ! bet Hsors Sisrns paa Cor
eoigisL eD
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
8alfanfriien.
aris meIlem gnIsarien % Ssrfict
fan 6rpoc ND nanriombelit.
@asterme traoer TIL.

TusIanb os glterria bar Ianbiai
RariueioIbater ira iiite StationsIfibe
/ 8onitantinupeI for at beifutte fine
Wiriitre MOB Nnareb al buIgarife
Spoialere. Zen brittle aomman.
Dor penter paa Snitrnr ira ~llbenriss.
miniiteriet | Snnhon. Sra Baris te-
Ieeraieres, at Den frantic MibSeI.
baosfIaaSe bar facet 9cfuIiu1 til al
bolbe ia iGroia til at ieuOe Sfibe iii
Sc tprfiife Sarpanoe bo Rroufrias
gmbasiaoer bar inSbcrpttct, at zen
pberite 6crpirrine ronoer / SuIto.
mems Rige, % at man fon oente fig,
bpab set ifoI bare. grbre Gepeider
tiger, at StaIien Itnar reSe til of isI.
&c be sorige Wagters grempeI.
Sorenebe Staters Mintiter | aon.
ItantinopeI, Wr. 9eiIbman icrbte ben
4oe September ct &nbelgram til
@nitirston, boort ban ii9cr. at 10.
IpnSningerne / Sprfiets SooeSItaS er
erebre al Sfrpf, oa iiGr airISer hct
RagterneS ReprGientnnter ce bercs
SamiIicr. Gn @ote fra SuItuncu
meooeler 9egotionerne al Surfiets
6ienoer oplpgaer once Hnab MOB De
iremreSc for at briuae Set tprfiife
Rige / 6nre. Mr. 9eiihmor tiIisier,
at SiiItanen bar foripnet bert &c.
iautifab % aouiulot nteo Ell ~ioriter.
fet gagt og eipet rpe 2sfter ON at
Definite Dem. Samtfbig bar han til.
bolot 9iplomnterne, at Sc life mnn
forismme at tage Soriigtidbeosreg.
Ter. =
apniul RaonoaI bar ~teIc1raierct
til 2eiIbman ira geirit, al be berpp.
renbe Wpnbigbeber er meaet ipriae
for at iinbe BicefoniuI @ngeliens
Ingriber, % at De bar arreiteret
mango paa Wistonfe. Goa er man
life fon,men poa oct rene meS, bpem
rette oeofommenbe or.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

SberIt Santos, g~nfsreren | set
blilgarIfe Sprer, gif Wanooa oen
Site auauit oner BrRnien. leoinget
al 3 9sitnanter og 100 W9no. lloen
1obItonb fom De forbi De tprfiife
Sagtpoiter. DC giorbe iugen Sem.
meligbeo Of, / bpilfet ggrenoe sc
fom, men mari6erebe timber ilppenbe
Snner og bite life Den rinaeite 5rnet.
6orflGbt iom Sanrebanbler bar
oaiaa General 3ontheff. iom er 5or.
manb / ben mofeooniife Sprersfo.
mite. onerifrebet Den tprfiIfe 8rGnic.
Zen Bite auauit fanseoe auptein
Stopanops 8olf 80 tprfiife SoISoter
omtrent Is Mil fra Sofia, fog beres
8aaben % Immurition ira Dem og
brog oibere iii WeIriibfo.
SisIae ltubcrretntug ira aonitan.
tinopeI pil 5urtiet ON Fort Sio hnoe
100000 SoISater / WofeSonien.
Oct err iiffert EN- Soeroribelie; men
bet bill mnaife oPffe Stormaoterres
Opmerfiom6eo og bripe Dem til
Gambling.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08
9reoiote Marsans go. 81

Iigpis life bore 9aIe ON De oan6e.
Iige aipmper, iom bar piet fine arR.
fer til airfen. De fleite al Dem bnr
besuoen iaaet i'm ltboannelie. Wor.
ge.) Si bar bapt Here at norff SGT,
iom bar giort mere elIer minore bel.
bige Silleb til inoilpoeIiesrige Still.
finger | Sffentligbeoens Sjeneite.
Seq funoe opreene iets-ipp, iom bur-
De paa 8runo al gube Ionosepner
babe p9ret al national 8etpbuing;
men fun CT bar noaet Maalet, % Oct
er Dog for Tibet.
Sermeo niloe ieg babe iaet, at tan.
lie oct life bnpbe prret iaa faitigs.
ligt meo os paa bet rationale Sm.
raobe, beriom hi iom NoromGnb
bapoe pGret Dor eaen arnft bepiolt,
bapoe lGrt Den enfle Hegel. at gnig.
beb gisr iterf, og | gnbebs aano hop.
be arbeibet for tore 6ormaal oa biul'
pet bore egne meo pore aooe Gnifer
og Spmpatbi / oct minbIte. 8i bar
iom ofteIt giort BET tiff mooiatte. Get
er nplis bIeoen iagt pna Grent: "gt
iparfer 1per Dor Sci eiler | Smaa.
floffe. iom bill bier lit; og berfor iaar
hi aloria Dor Ret. Soer eneite frem.
roeenbe Rprbmanb | amerifa bar
bapt at paste zig for eIler fjrnrpe
MOB 2Gnbsmpnb. ior bnem intet
Wiboel por for Iaot, naar BET bare
funbe tiene til Sinoer % llbpege for
ben 6e misunote." "Smulemon-
ben" irngter for, at BET er en- "Sfa.
panf / aonititutionen," % ieg meter.
Der err en- nof iaa itcr Smiile Saub.
beo / bans Srb. 3e befrPites al en-
norif 9ieter, Tom | lin tSnrme ouer
oenne norffe 2poe bar iaet:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-27
Half Rates to Detroit.

Account Epworth League .og-
national Convention, Deua U..a.
July l6-1y. Mobile 4 OHIO uaaD
ticket agents VIII sell tickets . ,e
Of ONE FARE for The roma p.
ASK agents for particulars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-27
Driven 70 nesneratinn

Living at RI out Of the way place. re
mote frou civilization, a family Il Often
driven e desperation in case Of accident
resulting IN Burns. Cuts. Wounds Cl
Nrs etc. Lay in a supply Of Bucklen :
Sica Salve It's THE best on earth
y cts. at J, f. jcnes drug store
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-27

Nr Jos PomuviIIa Of saltwater
MINI after having spent over So 000
with The best doctors toa stomach t-ou-
BILE, without relief was advised 5v his
druggist, Mr., Alex Richard % rrv a
box Of Chamberlain -stam8ca and Liv.
er Tablets lie aid SCI and well man
to-day &c troubled with indigestion.
bad taste in the month Iss ppetite
or constipation. give tbesa TabIets tn.
al and you are certain to na more thar
pleased With the result. Sold at 81 cts.
per boz by Edw 81 NmpHeg Macon,
Hamilton q Meek Brook-vi'a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-06-27


Ihe t'ss MISSISSIPPI me ny s... .l,,
, u,- b.5 M f,ll,r.irE n Nornhas
hrt In IN few short weeks revolution OF
public sentiment occurred there. and
ne Wi. carry lne county
NOT lS gooa ae8. WI" ne carry 'u'
county. 80 .'o.e'''a.e ''l 'Su"
,7rrtv
MISS Na',''o N'ooo" wiz entertain
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10

accompanying picture represents one
end of the spool with the strips tackled
en-.
Now bore hole through the strips
where they intersect, at both ends, SO
that these two holes may be a con-
tinuation of the hole through the
spool.
Your next step is to cut six strips
from the cigar box, and having made
them the right length, tack them
across from the strips on one end of
the spool to the strips on the other
end, like the paddles of real water
wheel. Use small brads in all the
lacking.
Now take a piece of soft wood,
about six inches in length, and with
your knife trim part of it down to the
right size to slip easily into the hole
through the spool, and let this part
be long enough to extend half an inch
out of the other end. Put a brad
through it there to keep the spool
from coming off.
The untrimmed part of the stick
will serve as handle for you to hold
the wheel by, and as it is larger than
the trimmed part, Of course the spool
cannot get off that end.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
PAID FOR THEIR SERVICES.
British Statesmen Rewarded by Their
Constituencies,

British Statesmen Rewarded by Their
Constituencies.
IN former times members of the
British parliament, who serve now en-
tlrely without pay, were rewarded for
their services by the constituencies
which they represented. However.
the member took his reward more
often in goods than in specie, a not
surprising matter, seeing that money
was not the common possession of
those from whom he levied tribute.
Inc last payment freely made of
which there is record was that which
Andrew MARVEL received. 1t was a
barrel or behring's. In 1877 parlia-
ment formally discontinued payment
OF itself, but the practice had been
gradually lapsing for some time, for
ten years earlier Samuel Pepys had
lamented the disappearance of the
paid member, so the parliament is
become a company of men unable to
give account for the interest of the
place they serve for The old paid
member was very much the servant of
the house. He dared be absent only
by permission of the speaker, on pen
atty of fine equal to about $3.50, in
addition to the stoppage of his wages );
while imprisonment was at times sub
stituted. Further, the members who
appeared at the house later than a.
H., and SO missed prayers, were pen
allied, not even the speaker being ex-
empt from the order as to attendance
or payment of penalty in case of re.
49, ''~kaA
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
She Was Too Enthusiastic.

There is a woman in West Philadel-
pn1a who is the owner of few houses
which she rents, but which are much
OF the time vacant. She is a thorough
ly good woman, prominent worker in
the w. c. T. U. and the church, and so
enthusiastic is she on the temperance
question that she places the Union be-
fore the church. T. -,-.. ~s.:=.-
The other day man, whose work
keeps him out of doors, and whose
complexion shows it, went to her to
rent one of her tenements. She looked
him over and said: II suppose you
drink"
Eyes, madam" :
"Hard?" .~-. ~
Eyes, do drink good deal this hot
weather." IL,
whisky, suppose"
NO." 5. ...~ :s>.- ~-s~,~..
"Then suppose it's vile. beer."
NO. g. - =. ~ ia,
well, what do you drink?'2 s. 81
=, <"Water-Ih have, been a. total abstain
er all my life = u Il. azs< 4s=s2r
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
How to Secure Wild Pets

How to Secure Wild Pets.
The gentle, graceful little jumping
mice, wh1te-footed mice, short-tailed
meadow-rats and fying-squirrels are to
be found in almost any rural place in
this country. These interesting little
creatures can be captured with ordi-
nary box-traps, figure fours or the
square or round wire mouse traps. The
.white-footed mice, or deer mice, may
be found in the abandoned nests of
other rodents, in holes in the fence
rails, and under clods of old plowed
fields, or beneath brush heaps in the
fence corners.
Sometimes birds nests are found
with a neatly thatched roof over the
bowl, and a round doorway of access
to the interior. where, snugly curled
up in a warm bed of down, the little
white-footed mouse is sleeping.
You may capture these little fellows
by hand, if you use due caution in ap-
preaching their habitation, and shield
your hand with an ordinary pocket
handkerchief. They will make delight
full pets, and you will find them much
more interesting than the common
white mice. Give them a tall, narrow
cage with plenty of head room, wire
a branch containing last summers
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
The Soanbox Garden.

There are gardens filled with flowers that
are worth their weight in gold,
There are gardens where the dainty
blossoms bend, and nod, and blow
In such glorious profusion that you
never need be told
That a good sized fortune has been
spent upon each brilliant row.
Yet know little garden that is better
than them all
Hidden in the city, where life's cross
has notsa crown
And the joy it brings its owner is a
thing that's good to see:
The little soapbox garden here in town!
In an unpretentious courtyard it is grow
A row of boxes, filled with EARTH and
placed against the wall
And the white cords that lead up from
them seem cheerily to say
TO the struggling flowers, 1--WE are
here-climb up, you can not fall!'
There's white faced little cripple who
watches Ger the plants,
And waters them, and sings to them,
and pats the soft earth down,
While his eyes glow with delight when
each new leaf shows itself
In his little soapbox garden here in
town.
1t boasts no priceless blossoms, such as
those. we often see
Displayed in rich surroundings, in the
florists window gay;
But those straggly little flowers are as
dear as they can be
To one who lives his life apart and
plays with them all day.
And though the buds he gathers may be
small and overhaul,
Each one, I'm sure will straighten out
the deepest kind of froWn,
For the little cripple proudly picks and
gives his flowers away
From his little soapbox garden here in
town!
Cincinnati CONGRATULATIONS
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10

ooh, you must understand! 1 can't
tell you!'
Il fear that must insist upon your
trying" he said. "This is matter
of the greatest Importance to me-
well, it's-it's about your-your
following her about SO much. She is
is angry because you have come
here. She can't lo-can't feel toward
you in the way you wish, and your
attentions annoy herr"
II see" said the man, thoughtfully.
Miss Pringle does me the honor to
suppose that am sutton for her
hand. Is that it?'' IT, s.; r?557 s. 10.
"Yes,'' very softly.
And finding me ineligible she wish
| es me to withdraw my claims and my
| presence. Am I still right?'
YES" as before.
<Hu-m! OF course you told her bet
ter?"
81? why-how could I? How
did know"
Very rosy the face now. Such deep
tinted blossoms, in such a. fair garden!
"Oh, Celinda, you must have
known!" he cried passionately. 81
was sure that you understood; that
you knew that when I sought your
aunt it was you whom I was seeking;
that | haunted her presence that
might be near you! Didn't you know
! it? And would it have made any diff
ference if you had? Dear, l love you
and you only! Will you come to me?'
Whatever the answer, it must have
been eminently satisfactory; for after
a little a much tumbled head of hair
was lifted from it's pillow on manly
shoulder, and happy voice said.
"Oh, Roger, what goose you were
to court one woman when you wanted
another"
And what a goose you were not to
know that you were being courted!
was the gay rejoinder.
And Miss Pringle, just then looking
in at partly opened door, came tc
sudden enlightenment, and stole softly
away, muttering to herself:
"And what a goose I .7as to think
that l was bein' courted when
wasn't! It seems that there are three
OF a kind of us, and that I'm the big
gest goose of the three!"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
sTRANGeR FROM THE. SOUTH.
Starts to Explore the Wonders Of
Broadway and Gets In Trouble. ::

Starts to Explore the Wonders Of
Broadway and Gets In Trouble. !:
1t was evident that a dignified
stranger from the South had come to
town for the first time and was ex-.
rloring Broadway. He stole glance
at the flower girl on the corner and
damned his left shoulder into q Wall
street banker. Both grunted. AS he
turned to apologize to the banker a
blow in his side whirled him around.
bringing him face to face with young
woman who seemed in dreadful
hurry. He sprang lightly aside to let
Ter pass and came down on the toe of
a portly Vesey street merchant who
scowled viciously, paid no attention to
his Il beg youah pahdon, sir" and
fastened on. A long beam on the
head OF an Italian swung round, TAX
ing the strangers silk hat off. His
quick stoop to rescue it suddenly
checked the rapid progress of a mem
per OF congress, who swore SOFTLY.
Ghe impact sent Sir Dingley down
toward the pavement so fast that he
put one hand through the crown of his
hat. Gathering'in the wreck he start
ed to straighten up, when the back of
rls head caught the chin of the garter
man of the Park bank; putting that
worthy's jaw out of business.
A kind-hearted policeman took
charge of the old gentleman and gave
him some useful advice, which he thus
1otted down in his memorandum book:
10 see Broadway. Push right along
as II you are trying to catch a train.
Look neither to the right nor left.
Don't see ANYBODY. Don't try to get
out of anybody's way. Never stop to
apologize even though you knock a
man in the gutter. Walk straight
ahead and he will think it was his own
fault. Don't lose your temper
York Press.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
Hi! Where are the dominOes?"

Hi! Where are the dominoes?"
George and Lew have EN-"
"And the checkers are gone, tool"
George and Lew have EN-" repeat
ed Marie.
But they aren't playing with both
at the same time, are they?" asked
Joe in surprise.
"You don't believe it, do your" said
Marie, as Joe shook his head incredu-
lousy. Come upstairs and I'll prove
it, -. = ~ -.
d This is what Joe saw: The domi-
noes had been dumped out of the box
on the floor, where they had been
used in building what appeared to be
a miniature bridge. There were six
arches. All the dominoes were EN-
sployad in their construction, so that
the arches were strong enough to re
sist the shock Of q. blow. "A domino
with its face outward formed the top
Of each arch. 4 .&. gs.5 II q.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10

The first arch was capped by DOM
ino with two pips or spots "a double
2'') over it, and so on consecutively
to the sixth arch, which was topped
by a double 6, the domino with the
greatest number of pips, there being
IL.
After these arches were constructed
the small checkerboard was laid fat
on the floor, closed with it's edge
pushed up against the entire. back of
the bridge, this forming a brace and
making six compartments out of the
six arches-as shown in drawing.
i, "Now, where do the checkers come
imp you ask. - I'D & ,ess.st..s
!. George and Lew: quickly showed
their use. George took ten reds, while
Lew got an equal number Of blacks;
then they toed a line about eight feet
away from, the front of the bridge,
from where they now tried to roll the
checkers under the arches. George
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
7oy Water Wheel.

A good toy is water wheel, the
kind that has a handle by which a
boy can hold it in a stream of water
and see it turn. And, of course, the
boy must make it for himself.
Here is the way to make it: Get
the largest empty spool you can, say,
one on which stout linen thread is gen.
orally wound, and on one end of it
tack three strips of wood cut from an
old cigar box. The strips should be
about five inches long and half an
inch broad, and they should be tackled
on the spool so that the six ends are
equi-distant from each other, like the
spokes of a wheel.
Tack three strips on the other end
OF the spool in the same way exactly,
so that the strips at one end shall be
opposite to those at the other. The
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-10
3. Marie corelli's. Nickname,

At a meeting of society Of women
writer's in London Mrs. Kate Douglas
Wiggin-R Riggs told Of the number OF
children in various kindergarten es
adjustments that had been named az
ter her. That's nothing" said al
Ens!tshwoman. My friend Marie Co
relfi had a race horse named after her
and the, jockeys persisted in callina
It the Merry Gorill 40 she has ii
suffer that nickname from the know.
ing. +" = New York Times. I Il :5s ..=! ' 81