davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-01-28

The cold wave extended all
over the central and western
portion of the United States.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

Zen banIte litter9re 9rsnlanosz
Gtspeoition bar meb SUM Maaneba
llogang tilenoebragt fine Reiier
Roro9rrnlaro &c afiIutter nu iii
Stupium at 2anO og 5olt meb en-
3 a 4 Maoneoers aejie / &onebaob
os aaiat / Grsnlanbs Ipblisite 30
lonier belt neo til Sap GorOeI. Gts=
petitioners Reiie BIZ ba bape itrott
fig omtrent fra ben so. til ben 80.
%nprblige 9r~ebbe9ruo.
Meaet imoo lit 9nffe og i'm Billie
ger MaIeren, @repe 6ordlo Moltte,
lite loenne iibite Del al 3ejien meo,
men returnerer til 9anmarf meb
0dmperen ,@obtbddb". Rorbersns
lambs 0iittiftsl99e Or. genben Dc
Gtspeoitionens Gage Or. gertelfen,
meb 6bilte GtspeOitionen traf lam
men BEN 6. Suli / Goeoesminoe, for
mente nemlig, efter foreta9en llnbers
ipeelie, at 0rebe Moltte for Sioen
er fniiit u~ifittet til at forti9tte Rsjs
len, ibet ban f~rembeles bep19er ia
meb geipar ION 6el9e al en- Rpgs
mdrbslioelie, dntogelia fornnleoi9et
beb itarf 9ulbepaaoirtning unoar
llofsrelIen al abittegningsdrbeioet /
@intermaaneoerne Marts - Npril
forriqs 2lor pdd SlGoereiien opet
MelpiQebu1ten til Sap 0ort.
Raar 5orfatteren Mplius : Grit
len % Stubent anuo Rasmusfen III
Gfteraaret pen6er til6aee til Dan
mari, er De lebiageee at ben GRIM
lanpfte aatetet Ssrgtn grenlun6,
oer bar fulgt Gfspebitionen poa oens
6altr%eOieaarige 8eiie % MI bar faas
ct aultusminiiteriets 5iaabelie til
en- etadrig @ioereuOoannelie 6erbiems
me, iamt at ben bebenits Qoldr zGitis
mo 0iutrat, Der fulate meo ira Sap
Nort % M meget sniter at 6eis9e Il
ne Reiiefaner / oeres 6iemIano.
: Sumarbeibe meo oisie TO inos
feote 9rsnlGnbers bill De f%orifenige
observation-disclosures f%orTfeniqs
arttoe Stof bliDe 9iort farbi9t til
OFentlig9srelie / 9sfet at bet felgens
be Qdr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
DR.. Miles Anti. Pain Pills

CT hurtist, fiifert % paalibeIist WibbeI for ina eliza
Herbss eOOebpine. Rpsimsrter, Mapeptne. Qenralata
Nerneit.si. 9rrttabiIittt, Sgunlgshfo. @igt, Scidtiea.
SnoehOlber hoerfen Opium ener Worfin o. eiterlaotr
nsen lsmnif eiterpirfniuaer rs 8niis . eents. gaa
apotetsr ensr iennes al
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhardt, Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

SiOen Spitemitiftebaeen bar @ens
tire / aostiloe miTtet op mob 800
Stemmer, bOOraf oDer 200 fuloer paa
bet Iioite Qar.
Sotialeemofratist er pofiet itQrft,
og 5ejre far Daft ober 100 Stemmer
5remgang.
@algermusfen forbeler fla I 10
Stremme. Den enc gaar til 6eire
cg ben anben til 5ocialbemotratiet
9erimelIem Ttaar 9alget / RosfilOss
trebisn naite Sang. Og mango an.
ore Steber / 2anbet liseiaa.
Oct er oa | rette 5ib, at 6ejre Or
ganiferer Zig onerult | 9anbet.
3ostiloebalget er ct mdnenbe Orb
til ale, Der bill meb | 5remtibens
1bbitling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

30 martelt9e gsrn. paul
Saraurp oiper / iiofte Numer al
,,@eroens : Speilet." en- geitripelie
at ct gefeg paa 9prnebiemmet o6ris
6eoslpIt" peb !6ersbolm og omtaler
6lanot anbet 10 imau 9renge, Der BE-
timber fig poa 6iemmet. iaaleoes:
49,. Snb traber 10 fortnnite
~otteadrige 9renge meo binanben /
6aanoen. De ligner 6inanben iom to
0raaber @ano og er ioreOri9t, iom
0renee er feit; os bog er be to 6as
nomener, oer bar oott 9ioenita6s=
m9nOenes bpjeIte Snteresier.
De- er ct 3piaingpor, Der er febt
- ubenfor 2@9teita6 - ! en- IiQe
2anosbp paa Qoaano. Snotil De /
oeres ste Qar tom til o5ribebslpit, ="
bar be lepet gdnite dlene iammen meo
en- gammel, osOitum Stone, % 5slz
gen beraf sr blepen, at be ben Dag
/ Dag - tent / ben fuIoe 9eiibOelie
at ale fem Sanier - life f~oritaar
eaer fan tale ct eneite Orb al De-
reg Mobersmaal. Men berimob bar
be ielp lapet Jig st bberit iinbri9t
Sprog, fom be taller inobproes, og
iom er 9anite uforitaaeligt for anz
ore Wtenneifer. Sadleoes betpoer T.
SIS. / here's Sprog: Slip lsou nej
ep lii" faa meget iom: ,@ilbelm ifal
life teane en- 2spe, men en- file 6eit,
o9 .8ap ep Bop" 6etpber: sWunoen
far rebet aapbeIten / Stbtter." )
"a Qor bar bisie marfelige0 renoe
tepet menem japnolbrenbe uben at
piqe eaer tunne tilegne iig beres
Sprog e1er giDe Slip paa beres
eget Sprog."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

III L ! ltl u III u l :.
De oanite MetoOiitmenig6eoer gar /
naitiiofe u9e al 3uli afboIOt Qur5
mgoe / 9arbe unoer 9ebelie al gi=
top. Or. t6eol. Nia. Burt ira Gil
rid, iom for 3ioen bar 5ilipnet meo
iamtlige Metobiittirfer / europa.
5oruoen be administrative % 'tirz
ielige Spsrgsmoul, Der be6anblebes,
bleb Der / Oar / Q~nIebning al &utz
usminiIteriets 5%enitiaing iii bet fir
telige llbpaIg ON at fremtomme meo
ct 5orila9 ~angauenoe Oroninqen al
Il fritirtelige Samfun6sfor5olb beO
2ob, neofat ct lbpalg til at poretdge
Metooiittirtens Snteresier l raa 6ens
ieenbe.
llbpalget tom til at beitaa at Qraz
iterne: u. Bait, Ranber; SIR. Sem
len. Obenfe; 9. q. 9aaroe, Qarbus;
6. Is. 2arien, Belle; og 9. Ct. So
hanien, @entofte.
Zen oanite Superintendent, pa
tor s. 5. ariitenisn, Spenb6org,
~frdtraaote efter eget Enite al 6els
6~rebs6enibn benne i'm Sitting, Tom
ban MI bar betl9bt / Is Qar. ) bans
Steb uon9pntes 9r9iterne SIR. SEN
len, Coenie, og @aarbe, 2(arbus, til
at IRE 3iliDn meb Wenigbebsrne BEN
6%Olospis pdu 2erne og / Splanb.
Denne Oroning mebfsrer foriteqis
&c andre 5oranoringer / Meniebebers
neg 8etjening; 81. a. fIptter Yuitor
Bait / RunOers til6oge til i'm gamle
Menigbeb / Obenie. bporfro ban till
lige lejligbeospis ifal arbejbe for Off
bolbss og SsnbugsifOleiagen.
- -
&~irtslige 5orboIo 5ors
lens. = 5 o9Oriens QDis" Ieies
fslgenoe:
Oct sr nu 81 gar Iiben, at Gms
beOet Tom Sogneprait / 6oriens biep
lsbigt. Oct BAR naturligt, at man
Oa gsnoptog 5anten ON bet ufors
bOlOsmasfse tore Sogns 8elins.
Sua Dibt nan fan Itenne, bar dde
Barter itiast fig Oelpiaigt til Sogne-
OsIingen. Den ufsaaeOe SOgneprat
dnbefulsoe ben. 8nraabet bar for
Mar oe Dag iiben b%eIluttet at poe
ct 5ilifuo. Winiiterist bar efter
5orlbbenbe forlangt, at 9eIinsen-
Tfuloe pere gennemfgrt inbsn /. Suli
1904. giitoppen Ifal bare al FANNIE
Mening fom MiniIteriet. Men Der
er ingen 8sling tommet.
Gn iuuban Sognebelingn gribsr
inb / mango Gorbolb og traper me-
gen Sperpejelie, bet ffal biGig inhs
rsmmes; men 81 Oar er befIer life
nogen fort lib, og Spsrbejelierne
maa bog BABE en- Gnbe.
Oct er bo ct berettigst Spsrgss
mail, ct Spergsmaal, Tom er at Dig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

Oct rgoe aors bar uoIenot
Narsberetning for 1903. 9et Jams
leoe Meolemsantal / 9obeoforenius
gen, 6ilialerne og 0ameafoelingernf
ubger ca. 300 eler l for bber 700
Snobnggere. iii SommenIianins
unfpres. at Der / 5apun for 9rigens
llbbruo par l Neolem for beer 70
Snbbpggere.
Dumedfoelingrne teller dIene
3,415 MeoIemmer, pg aars6iora8es
ne uogioroe ialt 800 ar.
9eO iamtlige Qfoelinger er Ger at
ter / Qtar afbolOt De tioligere omtals
te oSamariterfurius".
9eo Qarets Slutning bar Qlntals
let at uboannebe Seitre idlt So. -
8erai par % uoenfor Drummer, bels
iom fait a~niatte 0perIbgp.ejerter,
oels paa anoen MtaaOe beifafti9eoe.
I'll 0ispoiition fer ben pripate Sp-
gepleie par iaaleoes tun 80.
aegnito6et bdlancerer meo 21,770
Sir. og oiier en- aasiebebolOn.ng paa
10,803 Str.
5ilialforeningen / Qarbus bar bait
% Meolemmer og 10 SDge3lejeritfr
til 3jeneite.
Dameafoelingens aegnita6 5dldns
cerer meo 1850 Str. % bar en- 9ass
iebe6oIoninq paa 6.242 Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
DannnarR.

DEN potitit e Situation.
Der er iOert Rsre | begge De politi=
ife 9%opeopartier, 9eire og 9enitre.
Snoenfor genitre er Der Splib, %
6gjre pad9ner op og iamler Jig til M
Gamp. Der odnnes M 9enitrefores
Ringer runot ON, og 9sire organize
rer fine 8r9fter Oct er iarlig
Spsrgsmdalet pm 8anmarts Heu.
traIitet og 5Orparet for oenne,
Strioen oreier fig ON. 5%oriparSs
fpsrgsmuulet iplittergenitre Og gipcr
9gire gino / Setlene.
Deb ct 6pirempbe / 5sisleu BEN
"a. Suli iugbe Stotsrepifor Dr..
Raoisn ifsIge o@iborg Stiftst.~
bl. a.:
5oriparets Sronin9 tranger ia
M paa, % naar Professionalism
nen bar Iluttet lit arbejbe bet lie
mart = og Der fremtommer ct poii.
tint 6orTla9, oa maa Reformpartiet
n~sopenoigois brittle. De 99loer od,
ON Re9erin9en bar araft til at lpIe
BET for os ale pigtigite Spergsmddt.
6dr ben bet. pil ben fda Spires ube=
tingeoe Strife BERTH. Wlen bet ifal
f%orgpri9t iiges, at hoilten Regering
ri enb faar, ben b9re faa raoitale
iom ben Rare pil, faa fan ben life
unOgaa at gsre noget aloorli9t for
at lsie 5oribursfagen. @i Ter BET al,
at ben nubarenoe Regsrina, pa ben
If Magten % Qniparet, p9iaa fit for
Zje, at bet life er not at .tonitatere"
PeutraIiteten, men at bet er uomgans
qelist neopenoigt at funne foripare
BEN.
Spgrger man: 6oa6 bit 6Bire2
blirer Sbaret: 6eire bill Sumdrbejz
Re meo dIe fonierootipe Glementer
/ 9n og pda 2ano, og bi bill ndpn@
Zig fsre en- Politit, JON pda inter
guntt afIt1rer Ct iaaodnt Sdmarbej
De, nadr 3icen er inoe BERTH, 0ette
er ben eneite 9ei til after at t%oniolis
bere Ct toniernatipt gdrti ber6jemme.
9i pil arbejoe for en- Iocial lloDitz
ling, Der giper lige aet for ale o9
tiGaoer dae gooe &r9fter at rere liz
nit. 9i pil biordge til at itabe b.
beOit mulige @iltaar for ben ar6ei
oenoe 9lasie og pda bet ~beitadenoe
Sdmfunos 9runb. Men ri bill life
oGre meo tilGfsperimenter, Der iigter
Ill at forbereoe ben iocialiitiite
3~pungsitat. Ser fan 9enitrs mebss
meo os, og Far bet 5oritaaelien bers
al bu mua bet ogiaa fomms til, at
6sire og 9eniire fan arbejbe FAM
men.
Deb ct n%orojpbIf 6sjrempbe / Sa
%bpgaaros Sfop famine Dag iluttepe
@obsejer Sobdn anuOien, gangsbo,
msb fsIqenOe Qppel til fine norb-
jpoife Meningsfeler:
8ette Mebe ftul o9re ct 3eqn pa1,
at 6pjre er Daogent og oirtiomt =
ct 5egn blanot mango. 2ange moi
bar Mootanoerne osmt os politift
pebe nu itdl be pibe, at pi reDer.
UlismOoets Og 5oriageliens lib II
for6i. Greens og 5iaibens 3ib ar
inOe: 5ro paa. at Dor Gag er COB,
5iai0 til, at ben BIZ iejre. Der bla
les til Samlinel 5 Rotte og @es
Ieo. s Grit pg 9aftl 5reml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Gratis for svage Mandl
Elektrisk Battle frit.
Def kraftieste B9lte / verden,

For at avertere wore Jersey Electric Belts
og indf9re dem allie Steder, hvor de er
ukendte, sender vi enhver, som traenger
dertil, ct af disse belter absolut uden I'd
gift for Modtageren.
Dette er ct nobet Tilbud at ct solidt Fir
ma. Send ingen Penge; Diet forste bselte er
nemlig en- save.
Mangier De Livskraft, er tract og ned
s1aaet, kraftlps og nerves, har mistet ing
dommens Glsede og bliver for tidlig gam
mel, lider De af Rygsnerter, daarlig For.
deielse og bIodkongestioner og er tract al
at betale Laegerne uden Nytte, da kan De
blive helbredet we'd at BRUCE Jersey Flee
trio bel.
vi we'd, at De vii blive helbredet og an
befale wort bslte.til andre, og saaledes vii
vi blive e~rstattet for wort Privilege Udlsg.
vi mener netop, hvad vi siger. Send os De-
bseitet vii bfive sendt Dem gratis.
Jersey SPECIAL TY.C CO.,
800 A Weldon Bdg., Jersey City. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Sum tulbe biem at motfe

6un tube biem at mdlfe.
gn qiee. Der bapoe paret til Mar=
fen / Rptebing paa 5aliter og bdr
fdlben / Sspn / 5oget paa @ejen
bjem, faa bun bar tommen for ldngt
iprang ~reiolut ub at SernbaneDognea,
Der bdpoe en- 5art at 8 Wil | 5imen.
9un miiteoe / n. o9olanb@5 aliter."
5oltetio." fun lin 6at og fanbt lin
Sptraben gdnife nsbbenbig, ba bun
ituloe bjem og malfe."
Get er life ale bigger, iOm er iaa
pli9topfploenbe.
st Bar Snbbrnhstnbe.
Der fit prbgt. 5or nogle
N1tter iiben bleo, ~fortaGler o9i6org
Stiftstib." auiten paa 5ousiin1e
p9ttet ON Natten, Oeo at Deren blep
ddbnet ino I'll bans 6dmmer; ban
blep liggenbe gdnffe rolig % laa
oa, at en- qerion tom inb ao 0srsn
rg itrats gap iig / 5Grb meb at
un0eriege bans CONNER. aulfea
lprong MI op at Ssngen. fit fat I en-
Stot og prDgleoe lgs pad 3ppen, men
famtibig Der meo bsrte ban en- an
BEN perion ube fra StaIOen raabe:
Grit fat paa 6am!" Strafs efter
tr9ngte enbnu en- 5pr inn ao 9es
rem, men auiten gap ogfud BAN ct
Slag meb Stotten, bporefter ban
ifpnoiomit foriOanbt, ligeIom ben
onben ogfaa retirerebe ub al 9eren,
inben auiten fit 3ib til at forbins
bre bet.
Oct bite Jig 0agen eftsr, at Der
life iaOnebes noget paa 9darpsn.
Oerimob er Der famine Days 6ors
mibbag ct Gar Steber | Smegnen be-
gaoet 5Dberisr al be fame to adbalss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

Gn II gambling. : Sns
gen al De ira oNorge"s Undergoing
~frelite gasIugerer fit 10 noget ION
BELT reooet al oeres Gjenoele ub oper
ct eaer anoet alGoninasitptfe, og bd
SeIitabet %formentlig fun pber Dem EN-
G%ritatning paa 80 ar. 6per, bar be
IleItes CAB 10 Oarst ret ~betpoeli9l.
Gaaleoes ogiad for rem unge Ndlar
Chr. G6riitenien, 9aasbn. 5an an
Iladr tit materielle Cab peb lllbftsn
til 500 Str. Stor bleo oerf6r
bans @labe, ba en- Population for en-
Del 9e6oere / QaasbD Sogn / CIR
bags i%nofanOt fig i bans 5%orrlores
0jem og, efter 6pao o5fan0er6osg
Qmtsapis" meoDeler, operrutte BAN
en- qengs9ape pua 200 ST., iom bar
inoidmlet til BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

tig6eo for d1e tirteligt interesiereoe
% Iom MAJ funne pdatr9pe etSpar:
0bdb bliper bet til meb Sogneinos
pelineen Der / t5oriens2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

0en litterare 8rsn lambs
gtspebttion. Sra 2eberen
al ben litter9re 0renlabs : gtspebis
tion, 5orfatteren MDlius Gritisn,
bar a. 9. mobtaget ~fslgenbe, botsrst
8olonien G~gebesminbe ben 6. Suli:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

rer, JON Der tom iaa ubeloigt af
Steb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Less than Half
to
St. Louis n Return
via
Wabash r. r.

Tickets sold Tuesdays and Thursdays
in August and September, rate from
Omaha $3.50. Daily round trip rate Of
$3.50. Correspondingly low rates from
your station.
The Wabash is the ONLY line land
ing all passengers at its own station
main entrance Worlds Fair grounds,
thus saving time and annoyance and
extra car fare. All Worlds Fair maps
snow Wabash station main entrance.
For all information address,
Harry E. Moores,
G. A. p. d. Wabash II. r.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

4fflpret Minbeftstte.-
Den 81. SuIi ufilpreOes ifpl9e R.9.
poa Obenie airtsgaarb en- Minbes
Itptte for afOpbe S%tiftsfpiitus sruuts
ner. Ststten er rsiit at Spgetuss
ierne I 9anmdrt iomt @enner al az
oeoc. 5ormanoen for De Idmpirtenz
be iiGaanbite Spaetusier, quitor
Munct, ellie RGitpeb, taIte, os In
aantate blep afIun9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

100 4ar. = Den II. Nu9uf
f1lote enten Spfie 9ineIen : 9ans
len I ginberup beb &Oloins 100
Mar. 6un, Der bar peret Gnte | IL
Qar, Dor bos en- 76suaris 0atter O9
sr fulOitGnbig uanbsfriit Og legemlis
raft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

st interes ant 6uno. =
@aarbejer g. Miaer / ao6strup Ear
ifslge ,grenaa 5oltetibenbe" fDr nDs
Zig oeO 5sroe9rdOning gjort ct msget
interesiant 6uno. 5 en- Moie, /
bpilten Der qrabes 3ero for treble
Sang / Qebet al be iibite 70 9ar.
far ban nemlig 6 Qlen unotr 9oros
%pperfaoen funOet TO mngtigs 6oru
al en- llrotse. De mailer fra Spibs
til Sptbs 26 CONNER og inopenoi9 /
guen 36 3ommer ira Spios III
Spios. Smfreoien al 6ornene er
paa bet tptteite Steo IA 5ommer.
6bor lGnge 6ornene bar ligset
GENT / Sorben, pibes Ielofslgelis life;
men bet er / aft Sab biItoriit, at
BEN iibite l1rotse er let Der / bet fem=
tenbe Qarbunoreoe.
g. Miiler bar gipet Wui9et i SIS
benbabn Meooelelie ON 5unbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

5aIlene r aostitbebals
gene taller Ell Sprog, Der fan mis-.
forftaaes, og ftempler 0enitre fom ct
gdrti / Oplssnina. i~triper Simpler
/ ,Morss 4pis".
Sammenlignet meb tibligsre @olg
itiGer Heiultaiei ia iddlebes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

Qmerttant ARR. Gn oanff
Manb peo 9aOn Sesper qsterisn
Solm, ca. 76-78 Qar sammel, er
d'gddet pso 9eoen / Murion, Mis=
%iourri, Roroameritd, e~fterluoenoe nos
gen 5ormue, Der er tuget / geiiooelis
al formentlig uberettigebe qerioner.
mob boilts BET eosntuelt BIZ pere npos
penOigt at anlagge Hetsiag.
Mulige f,rpGrenoe arpinqer efs
ter afopbe, Der sr / Stanb til at goOts
gre SlGgtita6sfolBoloet, tan benz
Oenbe fig i~friftlia til llOenrigsmini@
wIteriet meo De fornsbne 8eoisligbss
Der. (9aubsattsit for afbsbe, grex
fra Fam, geifriOelie at bans qsriou
og 2ebnet m. b.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
fii2h School Reform.

A reform is to be inaugurated in
the Hutchinson high school this year
in the matter of the time of holding
the sessions. Heretofore, the time
for the high school sessions has been
the same as in the other grades. But
in the high schools of most of the
large towns and cities the plan oil
holding only half day sessions for re-
citations has been established, the
students doing most of their study
ing or all of it at home in the after
noon and evenings. There is an OFF,
Ger in Kansas known as the state
school visitor, who paid a visit to
the high school last winter, and re-
marked upon the fact that Hutchin-
son was not holding half day sessions
and advised change. So Superin-
tendent Price commenced to examine
into it and finally recommended the
change. He sent letters asking the
opinions of the patrons of the change
and submitted their replies to the
board, large majority favoring the
half day sessions. The board was OF
the opinion with Mr.. Price and order
ed the change. The hours will prob.
ably be from $50 to 1890 forenoons OF
each day.-Hutchinson Gazette, July 9.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
NO MORE nUodINd GOES.
The Dancing Masters Have Declared
Against It.

Dancing masters of this country
have declared against the hugging
position.
In the waltz, schottische or polka the
lady's right hand and the gentleman g
left hand should be held down at the
side, ten inches from the body.
Thus declared the American Nat
ional Association of Dancing Mas
ter, held at Merrimac Highlands, St.
Louis, and the decree will be affirmed,
it is said, when dancing masters OF
the Sixth district, comprising Miss
issippi. Kansas, Texas. Oklahoma,
and Indian Territory meet in ST. 10
seph September 5.
Professor E. A. Prinz returned yes
terday from the dancing masters con-
ventiOn at st Louis.
''There we're 250 delegates in the
convention" said Prof. Prinz. SIT
was decided among other things that
the cotillion was destined to return,
and it will no doubt have a much
more prominent position on dance pro-
grams this season then it has for
many years past.
cit was also decided to bring out
two dances this year. One called the
'Merrimack, is by J. G. Weisner. and
is in what is called redOwa time.
The other is three-step by Ed. Prinz.
Mr.. Wesiner's is juvenile dance;
mine is for adults. 1 put it on for a
month or so last season, an it made
great hit.
1.-The convention declared itself en-
phatically against the 'hugging posi-
ton in the dance. The lady's right
hand and the gentleman's left should
be held down at the side and ten
inches from the body, not cramped up
against the body, as is so common. "
st. Joseph News.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
Secrets of Success.

"What is the secret of sucess?"
asked the Sphinx.
Push, said the button.
Take pains, said the window.
Never be led, said the pencil.
Be up to date, said the calendar.
Do business on the tick, said the
clock.
Never lose your head, said the bar
rel.
Do a driving business, said the ham,
mer.
Aspire to greater things, said the
nutmeg.
Make much of small things, said
the microscope.
Never do anything off hand, said
the glove.
Spend much time in reflection, said
the mirror.
Never take sides, but be round when
you're wanted, said the ball.
Get good pull with the ring, said
the doorbell.
Be sharp in all dealings, said the
knife.
Find good thing and stick to it,
said the glue.
Trust to your stars for success, said
the night.
Strive to make good impression
said the seal.
Turn all things to your advantage
said the lathe.
Make the most of your good points
Said the compass.-Ex. &
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
Was Taking no Chances.

Speaker Cannon declares that of
all the close-fisted men he ever knew
the champion is 4 rich bachelor who
lives in Vermilion County, this state.
The superintendent of a local GENE
terry sent his lot salesman to see If he
could not get the bachelor to buy a
last resting place. In half an hour the
salesman came back and reported:
"Nothin' doin.' He admitted that rhe
lots were good, but was afraid that
If he bought one he might not get the
worth Of his money" why, there's
no fear of that" said the superintend-
emit, for he must die some day"
That's what I told him, but he said
he might be lost at sea-"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
CURED OF LAZINEsB
CASE WHEREIN AN ACCIDENT
WAS BENEFICIAL.
Unique Compressed Air Device Blew
Up and the Inventors Latent En-
espy Later Asserted Itself.

The LATEST man ever know
Well" said Mr.. Stoggleby, II am In
clined to think that that was a man
knew once named Rimeton-Jackson
Ri1leton-who was considerable of a
player on the cornet, but who didn't
very often play one because he was
too dunn lazy to blow It
But finally he hit on a plan that
let him play all he wanted to without
taking the trouble to blow; all he
had to do was to manipulate the keys.
He had a tank tuilt that he used
to pump full OF compressed air, and
which had a pipe leading from 1t up
back of bis head and around In front
of It with an opening that fitted into
the mouthpiece of his cornet, which
he was thus enabled to hold in the
usual position for playing and to play
upon without blowing himself.
HE had a valve in the tank which
he used to operate with his foot, and
so supply the needed air. And when
he'd filed up his tank he'd sit there
and play, till his air gave out, with
the greatest enjoyment, except when
he was too lazy to press the valve
with his foot.
Yes, think that Jackson Rifneton
was the LATEST man I ever knew. But
he didn't always remain so.
That tank blew up one day when
Jackson had put a double charge into
It to save himself the trouble Of charg-
ing it 30 often, and blew Mr.. Rimeton
across his room and through the door
out into the hall and broke his left
arm and damaged him otherwise. and
laid him up for quite a long time;
and when he got out again he was
quite another man.
Whether in that long enforced idle
ness he had stored up enough energy
to give him a start, or what. don't
know; but certain it is that after his
arm healed and he got out again he
was another man. as go-ahead and en-.
ergetic as he had been lazy before;
and so he has ever since continued,
for he's still living; and to see him
now you wouldn't think he had ever
had a lazy bone in his body.
Now that was q queer case, wasn't
It? 1t surely was. I have heard Of q
good many simple things and of a
good many odd things, serving finally
to spur some apparently hOpelessly
lazy man on to endeavor, but Jackson
Rif1eton's is the only case l ever
heard of in which a man was thus
transformed my the explosion of a
compressed air tank built to help a
lazy man play the cornet."
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-15
Wind Blows Cars Over.

Some of the recent stoms have been
accompanied by heavy winds. Per-
haps the worst wind so far was the
one Tuesday night. This was so bad
in the vicinity Of Partridge and Sher-
man switch between here and Partridge
that three or four Santa Fe freight
cars in a train that happeIed to be
between Partridge and Sherman were
blown on the track and OF the trucks.
It required considerable wind to do q
thing like that. It required consider.
able time and made q good deal of an
noyance to get things cleared up and
out of the way.-Hutchinson Gazette,
July 8.