davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

an analysis OF Brandywine water, made
report. He told us that there were
2I.o5o bacteria to the cubic centimeter.
The knowledge came with shock and
caused us ia look with much suspicion
on the liquid that people use for bath
ing purposes.
Nov the Sunday Star comes along
and gives us to understand that this
percentage OF bacteria is not particu-
larly dangerous, and tells us that good,
wholesome milk may contain even a
greater number. We are certain that
there is an answer to this. Perhaps
We shall be told that ia milk these
germs become innocuous. while. in
water they are most deadly.
We don't know the size OF these
bacteria, possibly they are somewhat
smaller than tadpoles, but in sufficient
quantities. IL they are palatable they
might help to keep the table going.
The best way is to boil the water. al
lowing the bugs to settle; then strain
of the water and add salt and pepper
TO suit the taste. It is remarkable that
one stream can supply both food and
drink.
But we surmise that DR.. Robin did
not intend any levity and therefore
we come down to the more serious as
pect of the matter. Doubtless these
germs are the most deadly known to
science. and that they can be eradi-
Gated only by the most improved sys-
TEN Of filtration. This system may be
installed by the Sand Filtration Com
pany and there are patents which
when applied VIII make all bacteria
disgusted with life.
DR.. Robin has entered on his worl
seriously; he win earn his salary, an,
already the newspapers have grown [,
appreciate his work. His powers hav,
no narrow limitations, for he ha,
shown himself to be rich in advice t,
our citizens as to how they should
spend their money. Should the sant
Filtration Company secure the contract
We are certain that Dr. Robin would
not interpose any narrow objection tc
the acceptance of their work.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
A Prosperous Possession.

From tho Philadelphia Ledger.
Il appears from Governor Hunts re-
port thai B, Is going very well with the
Porto Rlcans; That they ore reasonably
prosperous and satisfied with their rela-
tlons ITO the United States. There have
been vagt7e rumors that there IS discon-
somt in tho iaaand, but Governor Hunt
says that there rs a strong current I'm
favor OF mtrican rule, and chat the con-
diton~ are such as ITO Justify fully the
action OF Congress I'm giving the Porto
Ricans tho large measure OF home gov
ernmcnt they possess. The Governor be-
neves that In any emergency they viii be
found loyal TO thelr new allegiance.
The Islanders are making rapid strides
IN education. The finances OF the island
are constantly improving, wages are in
creaslrg and an unfavorable trade bal
anco Of over S2,0000o0 has been displaced
by favorable balance OF S9O000 during
the present fiscal year. Income Is out
running expenses, and good order reigns
in the possession.
So far es tho condition OF a country
cam be reverted by state paper, e
which full credence must be given. w
have every reason to be satisfied Will
our governmental experiment an tho lat,
spenish dependency. Porto Rico has
practically os compiste form Of local self
government as any organized American
Territory. The Washington Government
during the last fiscal year has in no re
lspect interfered On the internal affairs o
tho island. The Attorney General o.
Porto Rico. in-nls recent rcpout, averre,
that he was advised by the Federal At
ltorney General that the Government O.
Porto Rico must work out its own sal
walton. II is gathered from Governo
Hunc's report THAI the island IS skin
fully solving its problems.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Kills Inside Germs.

I.iquozone alone kills germs in the body
without killing the tissues, too. 1t is so
certain that we publish on every bottle
an offer of 81, 900 for disease germ that it
cannot kill. Liquozone destroys at once
and forever the cause of any germ disease.
And there is no other way to do it..
Any drug that kills germs is poison to
you, and it cannot be taken internally.
Lquozone alone can attack a trouble
that is caused by inside germs; and it
cures diseases which medicine never
cured
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Mystifyinq a Kentucky Audience.

From the New York News.
Col. Kaintuck-Talkinga about sleight
OF hand, the most mysterious trick
ever saw was in a little town in Ken
tucky. The man wasn't a professional
either. but just n bright young fellow
who has a genius for such things. He
took a glass Of water and held il up
before us all, and then we threw bis
tablecloth over him. In two minutes
he threw Off the cloth--and there was
the glass empty; yes. sir. not a drop
I'm Il.
Friend-May be he drank It,
Col. Kaintuck-By Jove. Maybe he
did. Never thought of il.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Seventy-fve people Que Of

Seventy-hve people out of
every hundred need SCOTS
Emulsion just at this season;
the other twenty-five would
be benefited by it-there's
scarcely anyone whose gen.
eral condition would not be
improved by SCOTS Emulsion
at this time of the year. 1t
puts on solid, healthy flesh
and builds up the whole body.
That is what SCOTS Emul-
sion is guaranteed to do. AS
SCOTS Emulsion has been
the standard for thirty years
this guarantee means some
thing.
BY reason of the great
scarcity of cod liver oil just
now substitutes of all kinds
are being offered to the public.
Insist upon SCOTS Emul-
sion and you will get the pure
oil and the best emulsion
made.
SCOTS Emulsion never
changes in quality, purity or
effect.
Wen send you a sample free, upon request
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street, New York,
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The Union Republican OF George
town says the assertion that there were
no Regular Republicans present at the
Dover meeting is false. Il points out
that the editor OF the Evening Jour
nal and three other Union Republican
haters were present Yes; and ali
were newspaper men bent on getting a
good story. How unsophisticated some
editors are!
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Cuba.
From the Indianapolis News.

From the Indianapolis News.
Only i've years ago the island was
in the throes Of revolution. Industry
was prostrated. the people were op-
pressed, and Generalization was gem
eral. During all this time the Cubans
behaved excellently and showed a self
restraint that was really surprising.
And now they have their own govern
ment and are enjoying peace and good
order, with a well-filled treasury The
record IS creditable in every way.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
DEBTS BEING PAID
Settlement With Small Creditors Of
shiphuildina COMPANY.

All debts OF the Harlan and Honings,
worth Company not over 500 are beanf
paid off by the committee appointed by
The creditors to assist the company ID
its present troubles.
The commluaee has also sent out n lot
ter in which IL Is stated that the assent o
about % per cent. Of The creditors Of th'
has been secured to the PROPOSE
tion 20 give the company time ito pay it'
obligations and that it is believed thai
answers win be received from the remain-
ing creditors in q short time.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Restrainina lts rrusts

From the Portland Orcson.an.
In trusts OF the shipbulding sort
there is, at any rate, nothing natural
and Inevitable" These can be curbed
and restrained without much injury 10
honest industry we fancy But they
must be checked not merely by legisla-
ton' but by public prudence ana vigil
lance. Bankruptcy, humiliation. dis
grace are the wages Of SIN in Industrial
wildcat financierng.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Other Local Football Scores.

Franklin A. c. was defeated by the
PhocrlN A. c. football team at Wash
lngton Heights on Saturday by a score OF
10 10 o.
The game between Highland and Adams
a, g. ended Enthusiastically at ROCKFORD
Wafer Tower on Saturday. The Adams A.
c. claims the game by a score Of to y,
but there IS protest. Another game VIII
be played on November %.
The Hasop team was defeated by the
North End Jrs., by a score Of to Q.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
soc. Bottle 1Free.

If You need Liquozone, ant have neves
tried it, please send us this oupon. We
will then mail you an order o your locaf
druggist for full-size bottle, and we will
pay your druggist ourselves or il. This
is our free gift, made to convii pce you; to
show you what Liquozone is, md what i'll
can do. In justice to yours elf, please
accept it to-day, for it places you under
no obligation whatever.
Liquozone costs soc. and A..
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

c. r. Layton made it very plain that
he drew the recent harmony" propo-
sition which was adopted in Dover. II
contained many honied phrases, ana
dulcet words. This week the same pen
IN the Sentinel denounoes Regular Re
publicans most vigorously. We knew
it couldn't last. Like Osric, "All his
golden words are SPENT
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

team in a high grade league and by fur
nishing a winning team in that league
Mr. Tebeau realizes that it will be a
question of but few short years until
he can rival Rockefeller and Morgan q
Company in wealth. Hence his present
activity"
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
LABOR BODY MEETS
Series Of Meetings Being Arranged for
the Winter.

The Central Labor Union at a meeting
Yesterday decided TO No,d a series Of la
Dor meetings in one Of the theatres on
sundays during the winter. An effort
will be made to secure Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation OF
Labor for the first speaker
Messrs. Carter Baldwin. Albert jenkins
and Harry r. Jerome. from the Paper
hangers Union, an organization which
was heretofore unaffected with the cen-
trad body. appeared with their credentials
and were seated.
The Federal Labor Unions OF Council
Bluffs, Mo. where hundreds of workmen
were DISCHARGED for parading on Labor
Day were donated s..
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
EDITORIAL OPINION
Really Everybody's Business.

From the Baltimore Herald.
Much Of the cruelty and wrong in
the world today goes unpunished or
unreprimanded because those not d.
rectly concerned do not like to inter-
fere. They get behind that noble and
self sufficient excuse that is summed
up in the very convenient phrase. 1T
is not my business" It is only anoth-
er way OF expressing an excuse that
was offered by man Of the dim and
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Liquid Oxygen.

Liquozone is simply liquid oxygen-no
drugs, no alcohol in It. tits the discovery
of PAUL., the great German chemist, who
spent 20 years on it. His object was to
get such an excess of oxygen in staple
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

Frederick Murray is one of the few
actors who are really actors. in his
Panther" in "Searchlights Of a Great
City" he exhibits genius of creation
and portrayal of the highest order and
is the dominant PAGER Of "The New
New Workers in that highly successful
melodrama. He will be seen at the Ly-
ceum during the week beginning Mon
day, November %, when this company
begins its engagement.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
BALTIMORE a OHIO R. R.
Your Last Opportunity to Purchase
colonist Tiekets 70 the West.

After November goth. the low rate
colonist tickets win be taken off sale.
Persons contemplating a trip TO the
west should avail themselves Of these
low rates prior to the above date.
Only S49.75 TO the Pacific Coast. Apply
TO b. & o. ticket agents. or to II. A.
Miller. T. p. A.. City Ticket Ofiiee'
Water & Market street Wilmington
Del.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The Myrkle-H Harder Company comes
TO the Grand Opera House all next
week. opening Monday afternoon in
"The Tide of Fortune and Monday
night MY jim" Tuesday evening Jo-
seph Debrandt's story detective life,
IN Caught in the Web" Tuesday mat
inee. 1.-Two Jolly Rovers." Saturday
matinee. Lem B. Parker's comedy
drama, Little Alabama" Saturday
evening. the sensational melodrama
"A Hidden Crime"
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
MEMS MISSION CLOSED
At St. Patriek's Church $50 Children
Received the Papal Blessing.

The Mems Mission. which was held a
St. PatIick's Church during the pas
week, by Father Valentine, ehe Passion
ist Father. closed last night. The chil
dren's meeting closed in the afternoon
when $50 children received the Papa
blessing, after which the sodality Of tn,
Blessed Virgin held a reception and s
new members were installed.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

distant past who was asked the where
abouts OF his brother. A cruelty. a.
wrong in any form, is everybody's busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

Dandrun-Dropsy Sta mach Troubles
Dyspepsia III, 'oat Troubles
Eczema-ErysipelaS 'rut tercuosis
EeYers-GAll Stones 1nn iors--Ulcers
Soitre-Gout Var cocelo
Gon0rrhea-Gleet VVot nen'e Diseases
All diseases that begin with feVer-an innam-
matlon-all catarrh-All contaa ftus diseatea-an
the results OF Impure or poison ID blood.
In nervous debility Liquozon Acts as a vital
'zer' accomplishing what no drl iLs can do.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Theatrical Notes

Miss Louise Beaton, the young and
charming actress who is to create the
title role IN Rachel Goldstein or The
Struggles of a Poor Girl in New York. q"
a comedy melodrama from the pen of
Theodore Kremer, which Sullivan,
Harris and Woods will produce on an
elaborate scale at the Lyceum today,
spent last Summer in Russia, where
she studied the peculiar Yiddish char
acter she portrays in this new play.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these troubles
is to help Nature overcome the germs,
and such results are indirect and un-
certain. Liquozone kills the germs,
wherever they are, and the results are in
evitable. By destroying the cause of the
trouble, it invariably ends the disease,
and forever.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The scene showing Harlem Bridge
in a winter nights blizzard is an elee-
trical and scenic effect of New York
Day by Day" which comes to the I.y-
ceum on Monday, November 16 that
is almost weird in its grandeur The
lofty bridge is seen i'm a cloud of driv-
ing snow, with the twinklng lights Of
the city in the distance, and the sullen
river flowing beneath.
A SIMPLE QUESTION.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
C. F. RUDOLPH.

DOUBLE VEGETABLE DISHES
Handles at ends in place Of the
screw handle in centre. Hard metal.
We like them better than the old
style;
Io-inch Trays from sI.5s up.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The Sunday Star doesn't like the
cartoons Of the Morning News. but
the fact that they appear regularly in
the Chester Republican and other
papers using the syndicate service.
shows that they have admirers.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16
ABOUT BACTERIA.

Some time since DR.. Robin. bacter-
iologfst 6f the water Department. after
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

The production Of Pennsylvania oil
in June aggregated S9,2S9 barrels per
day, which is 5,452 barrels above the
daily average for May.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

There are 1,Oss,473 Odd Fellows in
the United States and Canada, 941,2
Freemasons. and 92s,0S5 OF the Ancient
order OF Foresters.
Evening journal., 1903-11-16

Wen send you sample free, upon request
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. 4O9 Pearl Street. New York,
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711.-TERMINAL DELETION.

Peppercorn, erstwhiie 4 preacher, now an
humble village teacher,
Was the most uncommon creature that
we scholars CHANGED to meet.
He was versed in legal science, was re-
spected by his clients,
And conceited self-reliance made his CAL
lousness complete.
He would delve in ORTHODOXY, sometimes In
herpetology,
And even in psychology he let his fancies
run.
But our wits would quite forsake us when
at times he'd try to make US
Understand that Erythacus was the
genus of the ONE.
He was ALL profoundly, and I must add.
quite renownedly,
Into witchcraft; but most roundly he
decried its latent harms.
He vowed TWOs were ineffective and ex-
tremely unprotective,
And he heaped his worst invective on
such fetishes or charms
ARTY ESS.
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PRIZE GUESSING.

This week attractive prize viii be
given the sender of the best list of words
answering No. 7l2 The solutions are 10 be
forwarded within one week, and in case of
doubt the earliest received of the nearest
complete lists will be favored.
The prize for 67s is taken by Leatha M.
Paddock, No. lls North Eighth street. Terre
Haute, Ind. Other excellent solutions
acknowledged from Mary b. Denny, TO CTS;
A. j. Lewis, 67s; Alice Newell. Ga. S7s. 679,
$50; Ethel III. Publow, 67s; J. f. Straw,
67S; Emma c. Humphreys, 675. Ga, as. $50,
es1; Ida NJ. Wing. 67s; ID. w. Howard. 67s;
Mrs. ]. +. Lingerman, 67S; Fred Water
man. 67S; Henry c. Hatch, 67s: Mrs. Lizzie
II. Williams, 67s, 679. 6ss; f. c. Tailor, 6Is;
Nellie Belden. 67s; William Z. Hamlin. s7s;
A. C. Penney, 67s; A. M. Leland, 67s;
b. F. Crowell, 67S; Lucy Parker. 67s; NJ. l..
Jordan, 67S; E. C. Staples, 67S; b. II. Drew.
67s. :
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Vulgar Display.

New York Evening Post.
distinct advance in the elegance fnd
refinement OF hospitality Is reported from
Asbury Park. At dinner there the menu
was printed on the back OF twenty-dollar
gold certificates. The object OF fashionable
entertaining, every one knows, is 20 show
people how much you can afford TO spend.
Hence the happy invention OF dinner favors
No sane man would sit through ''swells
dinner without some substantial reward.
such as a gold matchbox. Since these ia
vors are not readily converted into cash.
the genius who last winter substituted orr
ders for a ton of anthracite Was a public
benefactor. But the Asbury Park host.
with refreshing directness. says: why
beat about the bush? IL they'll only come.
pay 'em cash" We feel. however. that so
Is a ridiculously small honorarium. Any
man who accepts dinner invitation for
less than 500 ought 20 be boycotted as q
scab and the Amalgamated Association Of
Dinersout must insist that all hosts sign .
scale with 500 as the minimum wage. The
maximum--for a heavy dinner OF heavier
financiers-sbould be q bunch OF stock say.
block OF 1000 shares Of United States
Steel common or 1900 International Mez.
camille Marine common.
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is no secret that the defender OF the con-
stitution" had weakness for liquor. The
Halfway House had well regulated par
One day there was circus in bingham.
the adjoining town, and there was gem
eral exodus from nearby towns TO Hing
ham. The proprietor, guests and servants
OF the tavern all wanted 10 go and boy
was left in charge OF the house, with strict
orders TO serve liquor TO nobody.
Webster happened To be passing the house
and stopped TO wet his whistle" The boy
was obdurate, however, and said he would
serve no liquor 10 him. The statesman
coaxed, cajoled, threatened, stormed and
bribed, but TO no purpose. The boy was
conqueror, having the key OF the barroom
in his possession. Webster would not 60
away unrefreshed, however. He took UP q
paper and sat down. never taking his eyes
from IL until the landlord returned. an hour
and half later. The proprietor told the
boy that ne ought 70 nave served the states.
man, but the lad had followed instructions
10 the letter. and was clearly in the right
in the case.
Another old resident has a quarter OF q
it was given 10 him by Webster. When Q
young man the former was the tender OF q
tollgate, Of which there were many in New
England in those days.
''One Saturday afternoon" the old man
said recently, II was sitting outside the
gate house. 1t had happened that hadn't
shaved for several days. Pretty soon I
say the familiar old chaise OF Webster COM
ing UP the road. He was buried in thought,
as usual, and seemed 10 pay no attention t.
anything. His driver paid the toll and
picked up the reins TO drive on. Just then
the old man-we often called Wabster that
happened 10 look up. and evidently my
growth of beard attracted his attention. for.
putting his hand in his pocket, he drew out
quarter and flung IL at me. saying as the
chaise ratified along: Here, young man.
go get q shave with this" 1 always shaved
myself, so L didn't need the quarter 1 de-
cided TO keep IL as lucky coin. and, al.
though l have often been hard I'D, I've
never spent it,"
The old man thereupon produced a much
worn silver 25-cent piece bearing the date
of fSlO
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712.-BIOGRApHICAL COMPARATIvEs

Examples: My, Meyer; Foe, Faure)
l. The man with $50 has friend in
Senator ss*+ 2. Peace negotiations at the
s"**" came too late for the quarrels between
Sarah and '"s'*. g. He failed in some specu-
lation, perhaps by trying to ss@' the mar
ket at the wrong time. He then Joined the
forces of General @*'s'' In South Africa. T.
There he fell still lower, and was at work
in the mess ~s**s~s in the army under
General Kitchener. s. The New York poll
ticians have begun to *@*s' that they are
likely to have even a worse boss than @"'~"'.
6. When the weather was s@' Archdeacon
Farrar used to go out. z. He even tried to
s*~ but usually went In soon and read the
poems of the Irish poet, 'ss-*. s. He walked
across a green little ''s', and came TO the
old London church of DR.. sss'*-. 3. Put on
the see and got supper for Bishop *ss'"'.
TO- The cat gave csc, and rubbed against
her friend, the American naturalist, '.''.
IL. Jacob sat under ~s tree with his
son, sssss. IL. The peasants burn '''',
their ancestors probably did in the days Of
s<sss DOROTHEA.
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/. The IT'S OF the box fell on the lea
of the 5-9-7-S and made the little S-4-s-5
3-4-5. ?. Oh, 40, they Is say that every
2-3-7-6 leads 2-3-4-5 where every one adj
mires the great 6-3-4-5. 3. He made a
4-5-6 of 6-7-S-9 bark and tied il near the
spring with 3-2-1-9. 4. In the 1-7-6 OF the
army an old SIS rode a soldier carrying
beside his 5-4-6 5-7-6 OF 5-2-6 5. The chill
dren LIS in the yard playing S-9-ll o. hide
and seek 2-3-4 in as the bell 2-3-4-5. s. He
would 4-2-6-7-S his $3.50 on every 6-7-S IL
/ would 2-3-S him. Z. In a certain game the
men of Norway 3-7-S-1 with 1851 over
high 9-2-l-7 or 6-4-9 producing much $3.50
excitement by their skill. LEODORA-
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ANSWERS.

69s.-"A little learning is a dangerousj
thing"
694.-Hum-bug.
695.-Thought, though.
eel. Locksley Hall; hall, locks, ALL 2
Hard cash. ash. g. Modern painters. mode,
ode, pain, paint painters. T. Opening
chestnut burr; opening, pen, chest nut.
burr, chestnut. 8. The Gates Ajar: gates,
jar. g. Cricket on the Hearth; cricket,
rick, crick, hearth, earth. 7. The Light
that Failed. s. The Light OF Asia g. The
Days Work. 10. A Bachelor Maid BACH
elor, maid IL. Evangeline; angel. line. L.
Hyperion, peri. l3. Kidnapped; kid. nap. IA.
Plain Tales from the Hills; plain, plant,
ale, tales. hills. ills. 10. Satan's toe. ls
Innocents Abroad; inn, cents, road. IL.
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark; ham, hamlet.
prince, den, mark, Denmark u.s. Othello.
the Moor OF Venice; o, hell, hello. moo.
moor, Venice, ice. 10. Black Rock. roc 90
The Sky Pilot; sky. pi. pilot. lot. q The
Task.
697.-Your toes.
69s.-A Maid ere Diana.
6s9-1. Historical. 2. Sobriety. 8. Dip
somaniac.
7O0-To-morrow
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713.-CURTAILMENT.

1t was a shrewd Siberian ONE,
Went down to Hindoostan,
To learn how magic spells are done,
That daze the common man;
And bought TWO; sweet singer he,
Whose every note rang true;
Whereas his master was a THREE,
Deceitful through and through.
His cage with gilded wire was bright,
And hung with Chinese FOUR;
But FIVEl One day this songster nght
Slipped through the open door.
Straight south he flew, all undeterred
BY magic words or tricks;
And now the ONE declares that bird
Was crooked as SIX.
NJ. c. 8.