davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
300 500. 7

Denna tidnings lasare will vara giada 0fverats
orfara, att der ertdet minsta en- fruktad sjukdou,
som vetenskapen Rrt stand sill att kurera 1 ala
dess stadier och Diet ar katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
or Diet enda verkliga botemedel lakarekonsteu
kanner. DA katarr Or en- Unconstitutional sjuk-
dom, fordrar den on constitutional demanding.
Halls Catarrh Cure tages in, verkar direkt pa
blodet och slemhinnornat systemet, tllintetgor
dervid sjukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrka, yid att uppbygga konstitutionen och
hjelpa naturen att CORA sitt arbste. Egarne har
ed mycken tilltro till dess valg0rands kraft ats
de erbiuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest denns medicin Of verkar botande. sand
efter lista af loford. Tiliskrif. ~1
T. J. CHENEY a co., Toledo, o.
gx- Till salu hos ALA apotekare, Toe
Halls Family Pulls aro dc bastas
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
icke ha EFT spar af begrepp om

icke ha EFT spar at begrepp ON
hvad tro ar"
bet lila antalet at verkligt
bildade ryssar dolja icke langre
for sig dessa eller liknande ting.
Med sorg och smarta Sc de ps
slit faderneslands utveckling.
"Studiet at Rysslands historic ar
stand att forgitta Diet basta SHINE
sager Granowski.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
Ingen barmhertighet visas.

Under aratal f6rfoljdes jag oupphol-
ligt af 0let", skrifYer F. A. Gulledge.
Verbena, Ala. Jag hade EFT forskrackligt
fall af harmorrhcider, som ~fororsakade
"a tum6 er. Da ALT annat misslYckades,
botade Bucklen's ArnicaSalve mig. Den
ar lika bra for br8nnsar och all vark och
smarta. Endast Csc. hos Lungren &
Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
HAIR OCH d Err.

Alta amerikanska dvergar, till
horande sarskilda vida stan. mai
Ii Kongofristatens inre trakter,
anlande i sondags alta dagar sedan
till New Orleans och fortsatte
derifran efter nagra dagsr resan
till Observation-Disclosures i St.
Louis. De anforss at era missio
mar, professor S. P. Werner. I'm
at dvergarEe, Malanga, uppgifver
att han varit menniskoatare, och
delta g6r honom i manga nyikna
okritiska menniskors tycke till On
marklig personlighet.
En- person vid namn Olol
Palmqvist har latit forsta, att han
amman i narheten af Strand, 0 7.
soka efter forloradt guild Han
sager. att under krigets dagar sag
hans iader iva guvernementet till
horiga vagnar. tullastade med
guild for armesns rakning, sjunka
ned i qvicksanden med korare och
ALT, mar de forsokte kor Diver
CimarronAoden. Palmqvist har
under de sista 20 aren sparat ALT
han kunnat, for att blifva i stand
att kunna soka efter den torlorade
skatten.
Enligt censusbyrans rapport
fnnas nu i Forenta Staterna jemte
utlandska besittningar males g.
2oT,53I negrer eller antagligen
EFT Store antal an i nagot annat
land utom Afrika Stamina rap
port innehalIer atskilliga andra
~intressanta enskildheter. Salunda
visar Diet Sig atr mellan II och I6
procent at hela Observation-Disclosures
arc at blandadt bIod. II procent
at den samlade Observation-Disclosures
lefver pa landet mot 81 procent
Invita-. Nastan 90 procent al neg
grerna Forenta Staterna BIO i
sydstaterna, och at dessa ire ton
dclar i Georgia, Mississippi och
Florida. Den tataste negerbe-
folkningen i Forenta Staterna
hnnes trakten utefter bada sidor-
ma at nedre Mississippihoden.
Der utgora negrerna lem attonde-
lar at befolkningen. och maximum
uppnas i Issaguena county, Miss,
der Diet fnnes IS negrer not en-
hvit.
Nya raddningsbojar tilIverkas
i stort antal i New York som Ell
fold at General Slocums" brand.
Antalet at exkursionsangare i
hammer bestallda raddningsbojar
sages belopa sig till minst $4,000
och fabrikerna arbeta ifrigt pa be-
stallningarne. Omkring 1900
boiar torfardigas ON dagen.
En- observation-disclosures i New
York, som salde en- mangd hastar
till engelsmaunen under boerkri,
get, sages hafva tdtt Ell bestall
ming pa 10000 sma kavalleriha
star. som skola~ levereras till der
japanska regeringen till EFT anita.
af 1000 manaden. De Stag.
hastar. som japaneserna begagna
sagas vara mycket svara att an
skafa har i landet.
En- ny revolution haller pa att
utbryta i republican Colombia
Sydamerika. Den nuvarande ad.
ministrationen under presiden,
Marraquin behandlar enhvar SON
pa nagot satt kritiserar den, mec
yttersta stranghet, men en gene
raj Ortis, som bland annat val
aniorare at en- expedition mot Pa,
mama for att fordrifva america
nerna efter Panamas afskilj ands
fran moderlandet, har satt sig
besittning at de IA fistningar. som
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15
Natten var henne en- fasa.

g jag brukade hosta nastan hela natten'
skrifver Mrs Chas Apologize fran Alex
andria, Ind, ''och kunde knappast IA
nagon s0mn. Jag bade lungsot sd syart,
att ON jag gick EFT block, brukade jag
hosta f0rskrackligt och spotta blod, men
da inga andra mediciuer hielpte. botade
tire Sl.O0 faskor af Dr.Kipgs New Dis
covery mig fullstandigt. och jag 0kades i
yigt med IS pounds. bet %garanteras abSo-
Tut att bota forkylning, lagrippe, bron-
Pris soc och 81 90. Proflaskor fritt. hos
Lungren 4 Andreen. apotekare, Sioux
City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-15

ester, letter, norman och kama
diensare hafva lSngt Store vansk
ligheter at denna art att bekamPa
och lefva likval langt battre an
ryssarne. Kan man skylla pa
mongolerna, som under arhun
draden lade slit ok pa Ryssland?
Mel. vi blefvo icke utsugna at
mongolerna men at vara egna
furstar. Forklaringen pa ALT delta
ar att vi ej aio EFT kulturfolk
europeisk bemarkelse".
Nassau at landtbefolkningen
star i dag kulturelt pa samma
standpunkt som manga asiatiska
folk. Bland Asiens tartarer ar
skrilkunnigheten utbredd. och de
lefva i EFT visst valstand. Hvarken
Bokhara eller Kokand har man
sett en- befolkn;ng som den Nord
och Vestryssland, hvilken slakte
efter slakte lefver af daligt, svart
brod och branvin och raknar mog-
Zig kal och gurkor som lackerheter.
Hos ofvannanda asaitiska folk
har enhvar EFT stycke jord, hos
ryssarne ar delta icke tallet.
Nassau af folket har derfor ingen
fast hallpunkt. Deras tillvaro
r0r sig fran den djupaste nedsla-
genhet till den vanvettigaste
glade.
Skalkowskis box innehalier ut
talanden af Oliver tvahundra rySka
forfattare. Som en- rod trad genom
dessa uttalanden gar att syssarne
sakna andlig uthallighet. De ligga
under for ogonblickets infiytande.
DE arc som prins Ivan i ~folksagan.
Han ligger vid ugnen och solver,
medan hans broder arbeta Endast
da fara ar pa farde eller tillfalle
gives att utfora EFT eller annat
ovanligt dad, vaknar han i kanslan
at sin styrka Men da han ar fardig
dermed, lager han sig alter vid
ugnen och solver.
Rysslands historic lemnar den
basta forklaringen till deuna Xix
1872 stod Diet ryska folket
upp som en- man och tordrei
rammande erofrare. Men sa
en- 4o-arig slapphet. tills
Krimkriget alter brakte rorelse /
stillestandsr. ''Soldader o.matroser
att do hjeltedoden, men
forstar att lefva i Ryssland,'
yttrade forfattarea Granowski pa
den tiden.
De ryska soldaternas tapperhet
star hold Diver ALT tvilvel. Och
dock hafva ryssarne icke blifvit
EFT krigarfolk i Stamina f0rstand
som turkarne, tscherkesserna och
albaneserna olefvo Diet. 'olafveriets
vanor arc djupt inrotade i var
sjal." utbrister Turgenjew. "vi
blifva dem icke So smart qvitt. l
och ofverallt maste vi hafva en-
here. vi arc slafsjalar! vi krypa
som slafvar!" Nagot liknande
uttalar furst Wjasemski: Hos oss
andar ALT med EFT iorbud eller en-
befallning, Mar skall man andtltgen
forbjuda oss att vara slafvar och
befalla ess att blifva verkliga
menni kor?',
At Diet k~utlurella estandet
star i nara forbindelse med till
standet i Diet kyrkliga lifvet med
gitvas ocksa at ryssarne. "Den
ryska eller slaviska verlden kom
mer icke att upplefva nagon
panyttiodelse, icke uppna frihst o.
enhet forran kyrkan uppstatt ur sin
dod. Denna dod ar EFT tillfall:
tillstand men foljden af EFT orga-
niskt fel," sager Ivan Aksakow
Delta fel bestSr just i ryssarnes
pasiva lyunad och blinda under
k~astelse under EFT bigott och and
ligt dodt presterskap. som sjalft
icke ar annat an EFT vi!ligt
verktyg i despotismens hand
Hvilka positiva resultat har delta
presterskap uppnatt?D erpi svarar
preston Belinstin: "Af 100 kunna
hogst tito framsaga trosbekan-
nielsen och EFT par korta boner
mahanda utan att alls forsta dem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
Fighting Blue Jays.

"The Remarkable Experience of the Blue
Jays Is retold for the December st. Mich
olas la an extract from an article by Mr..
Frank M. Chapman. Mr.. Chapman once
fastened a stuffed owl near the nest OF
some blue jays and hid himself to see what
would happen. The birds were at first
greatly frightened and flew away to con-
suit together. But they came back. and
then one of the pair. without an instants
hesitation. sprang straight at the enemy.
delivering "a good honest blow, with all the
force Of body and pinions." 1t knocked the
owl from the perch: but. naturally. the
stuffed bird remained as 1t fell. hanging up
side down. This strange proceeding on the
owls part again frightened the Jays. While
they were at some distance, however, Mr.
Chapman removed their supposed enemy.
Other replies to the young folks letters In
the Mature and Science department Of
the number explain the elephants fear OF
the mouse, and answer the questions of a
most intelligent little girl concerning the
Woodcock and the snipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
INSTRUCTIONS.

/. The Equitable Trust Co. of IL Nassau ST., New
York, will hold permanently the Emergency Fund
that Is being gathered By the league and its
friends 1t Will receive pennies. stamps, nickes on
dimes. as well as larger amounts
3 Get a few active members and form q circle
3. Meet once In two weeks.
4. Give your circle q fttiny name, a., for In
stance. the Chiidren's League, the @. L. Helpina
Hand Circle. Alwnya use the G. L. with the name
you decide uDon In order to keep In close touch
with the central movement.
5. Elect president . secretary and treasurer
and librarian.
o. Make your own rules, in harmony with the
pledge you send your president.
I. Send monthly report OF all you do to Aunt
Dorothy. with names. age and address Of each
8. Send to the Equitable Trust Co., Is Nassau
st., New York. care of Children's League, the
amount promised on your pledge to try to earn or
save, and when emergency arises your president
monthly.
Q. Keep a separate fund for local work We win
teB you from time to Tine in answer TO your let
tiers, where and how you can find neighborho0d op-
p0rtunities for pleasant local work.
TO- ALI members should Join in our contests and
WIN our gifts, as this Is our means for trying to
make you happy In return for your kind effort for
others, and through which we are helping you get
your own library and recreation centers. You must
watch this page to learn how we are doing this.
II Adults may join our league II they will work
with US. The league has thousands Of members
adults and children. all the world.
L. Use part Of your fund to buy a book once a
month for your circle library and select your books
from the lists we publish.
az y e ddsess an letters to Aunt Dorothy. Box
u. Individual workers. also may join
ID. Address all letters containing funds from Z
penny up to the Chldren's League. care OF the
Equitable Trust Co., Is Nassau ST.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

the fountain, my golden ball fell Into the
water. and this frog fetched It up again
that promised him he should be my play
mate. never thought he could come out
OF the water but somehow he has jumped
out, and now he wants to come in here"
At that moment there was another knock,
and voice said:
Kings daughter. youngest.
Hast thou forgotten
Thy promise made
Meath the iime-tree's shaded
Kings daughter, youngest.
Open the door.
Then the king said: What you have
promised. that you must perform: go and
let him In" So the kings daughter opened
right up to her chair. As soon as she was
seated, the frog said: Take me up" But
she waited SO long that at last the king
said she must obey the frog.
AS soon as the frog was placed on the
chair he jumped upon the table and said:
Now push thy plate near me, that we may
both eat from it." And she did SO. but as
every one saw, with very bad grace. The
frog seemed to relish his dinner. but every
bit that the kings daughter ate nearly
choked her. At last the frog said: Il feel
very tired; wilt thou carry me upstairs into
thy chamber and make thy bed ready for
me to sleep in it," At this speech the kings
daughter began to cry for she was afraid
of the cold frog, and dared not touch him;
and besides. he wanted to sleep In her own
beautiful. clean bed.
and he said: Never treat with scorn one
who has helped you In time of your trou-
ble'' So she took the frog up with two nm
gers, and put him in corner OF her room.
SO very tired that shall sleep well; do let
me rest on your pillow But she threw
him against the wall. saying, Now, Will
you be quiet you ugly frog!
AS he fell he was changed from frog
into handsome prince with beautiful eyes,
who after a little while became. with her
fathers consent. her dearest friend ana
playmate. Then he told her how he had
and that no one but herself had the power
to take him out of the fountain; and that
now she should share his kingdom.
So one day a carriage drawn by eight
white horses with ostrich feathers on their
heads. and golden brides. drove UP to the
door of the palace. and behind the carriage
stood trusty Henry. the servant OF the
young prince. When his master was turn
ed into frog. trusty Henry had grleveo
round his heart for fear 1t should break
with grief and sorrow.
When the carriage was ready to carry the
young prince to his own country. the faith
prince into the carriage. and placed him
self in the seat behind. full OF JOY at his
masters release.
They haQ not gone 1af Wneu the pIluCo
heard a crack os II something had broken
behind the carriage. He put his head out
Of the window and asked Henry what had
broken and Henry answered: 1t was not
the carriage, my master. but band which
I bound round my heart when It was In
such grief because You were changed into
a frog"
Twice afterward on the journey there was
the same noise. and each time the prince
thought that it was some part Of the car
riage that had given way; but 1t was only
the breaking of the bands which bound the
heart of the trusty Henry. who was ever
after free and happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
Junior Christian Endeavor.

Dear Juniors Among the many new and
helpful plans which have been suggested
for the Junior Society during this new
year Is one that am quite sure will please
you as much as 1t has already delighted
mo. The plan is to commit to memory
some OF the grand cid hymns OF the church
hymns that our grandfathers and great
grandfathers have known and loved, and
that we, perhaps, have never learned to
appreciate. OF course. we have a great
number OF beautiful hymns which have
been written especially for Junior societies
and other organizations of young people.
and we love to sing them In our meetings.
and feel that we could not do without
them. But by and by we will begin to
realize that they cannot take the place
of the inspiring old hymns which for
know God better, and to live better and
more useful lives. And SO for this year
twelve of these beautiful hymns have been
chosen-one for each month-an6 we are
asked to memorizes them. and to recite
and sing them at every meeting. Let us
begin right away to learn the hymn Sc
lected for this month, and be prepared to
recite 1t next Sunday. Then we win be
ready to learn the music, and sing 1t In
each of the remaining meetings of the
month. 1t is interesting to know that this
hymn appeared for the first time in print
in hymn book published In London in
ltot II you nave the CHRISTIAN Endoavor
World for December 81 you will enjoy
reading the history fthe hymn, which 1t
publishes. and the delightful stories which
1t tells about 1t.
MEMORY HYMN FOR JANUARY.
How firm foundation, We saints OF the Lord,
Is laid tor your faith In His excellent word:
What more He say than to you He hath said !?
You. who unto Jesus for refuge have lied.
Fear not. am with thee, Oh, be mot dismaysd,
For am thy God. and win still give thee aid:
I'll strengthen thee, help thee. and cause thee r.
stand,
Upheld By my righteous. omnipotent hand.
when through Gerry triAls thy pathway shall he,
My grace all sufhcient shall be thy euppl4:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

belonged to the Band Of Mercy for some
time. and think 1t is very nice. I went to
the opera of Little Red Riding Hood" and
thought 1t was fine. will close. hoping to
find you better. Your little friend.
DOROTHY M.
Thank you. Dorothy. Tell all your Band
of Mercy children to join our league, as we
love their wOrk.-Ed
My Dear Aunt Dorothy:
have never written to you before. have
been reading the children's page In The Star
and like It very much.
liked ''Topsy On the Top Floor and
THE Four Little Indians" hope this letter
will be put in the paper. Yours respectfully,
LESLIE RAE B.. Aged years.
512 Duke Street. Alexandria. Va.
Write to us again. Leslie.
DeareAunt Dorothy:
saw my story entitled 1.-THE Scissors and
the Shears" published on the children
page Saturday. December s. and wish to
thank you for 1t. as it pleased me very
much
the 18th instant and enjoyed 1t very much.
Little Red Riding Hood took her part beau
tifully. 1 was very much disappointed at
not seeing you there.
Aunt Dorothy, please tell me what you
have to do to receive those badges like you
receive when you become a member.
would like to get ten so I could have them
exchanged for silver one.
lncloSed YOU Will IND a snort story, en-
titled "A Noisy Pocket-full," and l think
all little folks can take lesson from it.
Hoping 1t will please you. and that it will
be on the children's page soon. I am your
loving little friend. LILLE M.
Dear Lille: You must keep your league
pledge in such a way as to make Aunt
Dorothy think you are living up to your
promise. When your letters to her show
this she quietly slips an honor badge in an
envelope and sends 1t to you keeping count
herself until you have ten. Try it..
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
have read the children's part of The Star
and like 1t very much. I think 1 will try
to draw a picture, and I hope it will be
good enough to print. Yours respectfully.
GEORGE WHARTON E.,
Aged II years.
Try, try. again. George, and some day 1t
will certainly be good enough to PRINTED.
Dear Editor:
1 always look forward to Saturday. be-
cause Of the children's page. The drawings
and puzzles interest me most. but like to
read the stories, too. Hoping to win prize,
1 send in this drawing. Sincerely.
We are glad you like our page We like
your drawing. Try again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09

fact. he shows so many canine traits that
IL he was anything before he was a crow.
he must have been q dog.
One spring Mr.. Mallory was logging at
some distance from home. Kee went with
him every morning. hopping along the road
after the team. making little excursions on
the wing. ahead and afield. and barking at
the other birds as well as calling gosh
and grandpa" Kee became q regular
member of the logging outfit. watching the
coats when he was not roaming about the
wood lot. and always present at lunch
time to take the dogs share OF bones.
A little later. after the young corn was
planted the farmers were out cunning for
crows In such numbers that Mr.. Mallory
was alarmed for KEGS safety. He realized
that the wood lot was dangerous ground
TO: his pet In planting time and that the
safest place for a domestic crow was in
the farm yard at home.
So Farmer Mallory called Kee to him. and
with the sorrow of a stern parent. beat him
scundly with stick. The crow sneaked
home just as a dog would have done and
never again followed the team to the log
ging camp. or in any way resented his
punishment.
Qoently circle above the cottages of the
White Crow Inn. cawing and calling to
Kee. but he pays no heed.
Last summer, although Kee abandoned
his quarters at the farm house as soon as
the first arrivals appeared from the city,
and resumed life on the cottage side of the
creek. he was a wild and shy bird. He
was social In a way, but his talk came
from the trees. He went to the cook back
of the hotel for his breakfast every morn
ing, and caught such pieces of meat in his
bill as the boys threw to him In the tree.
He repulsed all overtures to familiarity
and maintained this strange reserve until
his fayorite, little Haven, now five years
old, appeared on the scene, when Kee
would come promptly out Of the trees and
90 hopping about the lawn at the childs
heels. When Haven went to his meals In
the hotel, Kee would always follow him 10
the door and roost patiently on a rail VI
the piazza until the boy came out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-09
THE CHILDREN'S LEAGUE.
They Are Made Happy Through
Thought for Each Other.
MEMBERSHIP COUPON.
international Headquarters,
New York City.

international Headquarters,
New York City.
Internatieaal President, Mrs. Louise Hogan,
Post Once Box 205, Washington. D. c.
The Equitable Trust Co, IS Nassau St.
New York, Is the Central Depository for
The Permanent Emergency Fund.
No dues, no salaried oficials. All help
goes direct on call from the president,
are open for this work. Further informa-
ton given on application to the editor Of
this page.
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ness to some ones life By being Kind.
I promise to try to earn each month q
penny. postage stamp, nickel or dime
president may tell us il in need Of such
help, either here or abroad.
l promise to write to my president once q
month and tell her what ! am doing to help
others and what ] can do to help her help
others.
/ promise to help the Children's League
give to those who cannot otherwise get
them such books rs are selected By my
president and printed on our list.
Please enroll my name and send my badge
In Enclosed stamped and self-addressed en-
yelope.
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State and County.
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