davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

wanted to raise a barb-wire fence
along the line OF my property to pre-
vent my cattle from stTaying. I went
into the woods and we chopped down
a lot OF small catalpas. about sapling
size. We chopped the roots of. leav-
ing a pointed end at the base, and saw
ed the crowns of clean, thus making
stakes about eight feet long. These
we drove into the ground in the row
that you saw and attached our barb
wire to them. Inside of six months
every stake had begun TO sprout. and
since then the fence stakes have grown
into trees
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
PICTURE TO PAINT
Our Feafhered
Weather Prophet

The American Crow or Yellow Billed
Cuckoo.
Directions for coloring: Top of head.
olive gray; wings, cinnamon brown;
breast, white: bill. yellow; tail feath-
ers, with oval spots of white: feet.
brown; leaves. green; stems. brown.
"Kuk, kuk! kuk! kuk!" croaked a
long, slim. brown bird from the top
of the elm tree.
'Oh, 1 s'pose that means rain.
doesn't it, mother?" asked Janet one
cloudy afternoon.
The rain crow seems to think so
dear, answered mother, and he's
usually good prophet. That kuk!
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

any more than human beings can.
Like them. they suffer from the change
IN the air pressure. watch taken to
the top of Mont Blanc will gain thirty
six seconds in twenty-four hours. The
thinness of the air with its decreased
pressure. makes the poor watch dizzy
and leads il to run faster, just as a
mans blood runs faster. Watches will
change little even when carried from
the lower floors of a house TO thee
higher ones. although the variation is
too slight to be considered for prac-
teal purposes
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

which no black mark or hound is pro
1ccted.
Take a string or thread or sheet
OF paper with r. straight edge. and, b'
eut directions. ind this one pate
through abe hounda-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
TREES THAT CAN'T BE KILLED
That Grow WOnderfulIy-OurO own
POpInrs and CatnIpas Are MnrveIs.

people talk OF the wonderful
growth OF the tropical jungle" said
a traveller last week but they rare
~ think Of the wonderful vitality and
swift growth Of our own domestic
trees In this country.
There is the poplar. for instance.
Rip branches from a tree, thrust them
hnto the ground without any care
whatever. and inside OF three months
every one Of those branches will have
sent out a mass Of roots and be de-
veloping fast into n tree
~ have Just passed through a
thlcket of pOplars Ia New York state
where trees OF about fifteen feet IN
hight stood 30 close together that "a
man could barely push his way be-
tween them. They were all flourish
ing healthy young trees with good
thlck trunlH.
ITO my surprise. learned from my
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
The Picture Puzzle of the Fox and the Hounds.

A wise old fox was cornered by
strategy IN a big held and a great pack
Of hounds belonging 10 three hunting
parties surrounded him making a cir
Gle that grew gradually smaller nH the
dogs advanced % DO assay with him.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

The hounds are represented IN this
puzzle by the black lines.
There ia one straight course open
10 tho foN-that ls. q line which leads
straight and true from where be- De-
standing to the outer edge of the Held.
and ~ gives him an open path across
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
How Many Apples Are in the Baskef7

The question asked by this picture
puzzle is. How many apples are in
the basket
Now the picture above the basket of
apples answers the question with
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
A JINGLE FROM J0NG.

A person who lived in Tibet
said: This is exciting, you bet!
Things are at a fine pass A
Crowds going to Lhasa,
And 1 guess our Grand Lama must
get"
And the British replied, glad and gay
Your Lama Wen lam if he'll stay"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
HIGH PLACES
AFFECT WATCHES

1t has been found that watches and
clocks cannot withstand the effect Of
great nights with perfect immunity
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

mathematical exactness.
10 you viii read each pictorial item
correctly and apply the plus and minus
slgns properly, the answer viii be
plain.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
Answer to CurtuiIed Words.

Solution of Last Sundays Picture
Puzzle of the Hidden Girls and
Their Dog.
If you will turn last Sundays picture
around with one side down you will
find one of Lucy's sisters hidden
among the tree branches, with her
head against Lucy's elbow. Reverse
the picture and the other sister will be
discovered looking toward the top of
the tree. Their pet dog, Flip, will be
found if you turn the picture upside
down and look closely between Lucy's
right arm and her face. The dog is
smuggling in the bend Of her arm.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21
MARVEL OUS INCREASE
IN MILLIONAIRES.

Continued from Page Twenty three.)
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-21

Answer to Age Puzzles
y. Homage.
(2). Foliage.
80. Carriage.
"a. Assu-age.
90. Pres-age.
(6). Forage.
Cd. Bondage.
~. Umbr-age,
Answer to Curtailed Words.
%. Lady.
(2). Cuba.
(3). Quito.
"a. Borne-o.
90. Tours.
(6). Worms.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
Das aeiteruer0en.
gserfSeiden Der SbatfadJe tnno GerbaItnaess
ntaBreseIn fir Waatter.

niaBreseIn fur gaarner.
DAB nit 3unebmenbem Otter &ranfz
belt oOer &ranfbeitsgefiibl berpprgeruz
fen nirb, tit cine befannte SbatIa9e.
@leidpobl gibt IS nur perige, Die in
benz barten Sample um's 9ufein BON
3eit gu 3eit Die 8rGfte ibres S0rpers
abf9dben unb abpGgen, ob ben gefteiz
gerten 4nfprberungen an Die Qeiftunes=
fGbigteit aud Die t0rperli9en unb gei@
ftigen &rdfte pbne @%ridDpfung gereAt
perben fDnnen. Mon9e 5prf9er perz
legen ben 8eginn bs5 Nltperben5 in
bas SO. 2ebensiabr. Oas 1T natiirli9
eine niQfirli6e 8eftimmung. Ri9t
nur Die ein5elnen Meni9en, fonbern
audi Die etnaeInen Srgane iinb in Die
fer 9init3t berf9ieben. Sobalb Der
9Dbepuntt Des Da9stbums erreibt tit,
beetnnt au4 f9on iene Riid5ilbung
Der Srgane, Die man unter ben 8ez
griff bes Nelterperbens 5ufammen@
faBt. SIM Mqgemeinen berubt biefer
@orsang bes Nelterperbens auf Der
0erminberung bes MaHergebalts in
ben 80rpersepeben, NeuBerli9 berrdtb
ii9 bas Neltertperben in elmer &eibe
auffa1enber Mert3ei9en: bic 9aut
ptrb run5elte, bunfelfarbtg, Der 8norz
pei Der 3no9en i6rumpft, unb bamit
fommt es gu Der benz bD6eren Otter
eigentbImli9en Nbnabme Der &Drper@
gr0Be. 9en metften Menf9en, befonz
bers ben MGnnern, feblt es an benz
ri9tigen 0erftGnbniB fir ben nutiirz
1i9en Gidbtlbungspro3eB. M3an muB,
tpenn ft9 8ef9nerben irgenbpel6er
Dirt ein1tenen, nit fi9 unb fetnem Nr5te
gu &atbe geben, ob ni9t cine Der Bis
BERGEN @epobnbeiten (8au6en, Sc
nuB BON Mlfp6ol pber &affee, fulte 3D.
ber) 19ulD bat. Rabfabren, Surnen,
S9pimmen, iegGt3er Sport, Defenders
Der bes &eitenS muB nit ben Sabren
qlei9Iam boiirt tperben. Man fam
bebaupten, beB jebes Sobr5ebnt etnen
&iidf9ritt bebeutet. 9es6alb 1onte
man beIonbers UNI bic Wenbe zines
neuen Sobr5ebnts in fetnem 2eben uuf
Der SUIT iein unb cine &epi5ton fetner
&rGfte b~orne6men. Sin alternoer
Mann NH Bre3t5eitig bic 9enobnbetz
ten fetner Sugenb ablegen. S4on bds
Na6laufen na6 einem i'm @bfabren
begriffenen StraBenbabnipagen tOnnte
fir i'm gefGbrli9 fperber. 8oaenbs
mIBte ieber feline SbGtigfett auf bds
N0tbigite etnf4rdnfen, penn ft9tbare
s. i9etnunsen bes I~elterperbens ibn
an Die 8erminberung fetner 2etifungsz
fGbigfeit erinnern. GrunbDerfebrt 1T
es, gerabe i'm Glitter ft9 nod mebr 2oz
ten auf5ubiirbea, als Der trdfttge
Mann getragen bat. 0pr ullem Die
8erufstbGtigfeit, Die auf ben @rperb
geri6tete ongeftrenete Mrbeit TT es, Die
etnen berni6tenben @tnfluB auf bic
&raft unb auf Die 9efunbbett beg &Drz
pers ausibt. 9agegen brau3t bur9z
aus ni9t pon Der gemeinniiBigen S9Gz
tigfeit in bieiem 2sbsnsabf9nitt abgez
rot6en gu perben, ou oiefe I'M 9egenz
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9erlei unGtebfamen @rfubrungen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
Sic Manaslite Der e6neioer.

Oie Wiener @9neibermetfter iinb
felt Sturgeon mad elmer v&angsltfte"
georbnet. @s gibt nun in Mien gang
offi5iea S9neibermeiiter erften, 5fDetz
ten unb britten &anges. Sn Die erite
Ran9stlahe gebDren ale 9off9neioer,
in bic 5tpette bic grpben S9neioer
obne Spftitel unb in Die brittle Die
umittleren @9netbermetfter a1er Be-
3trte Wiens." Die taufenb unberen
fleinen W3eiiter 1teben auBerbalb Der
Ranqslifte. Die gtnt6eilung Der brei
9ilben erfolgte nit 2iidfi6t auf ben
11euen 2obntarif Der Stidmeifter,
lpel9e ben ni6t unbere9tigten Wunf9
begten, baB ibnen Elm 9off9neiber
einen 616eren Ma9erlobn fir etnen
5rad gable, pie Der erftbeite geDD9n@
lt6e @9neiber, Der nur g~ertngere
.Breife fir feline Mrbeiten perlangt unb
er6Glt. Sn elmer @eriammlung Der
@6neiber@ g no7enf6aft fam au9 Die
vf6tparoe Site" CUR @pra6e, pel9e
Die 9enohenf6dft gum S3uBe ibrer
Mit9lieber gegeniiber notorifAen
S9uLbenma9ern 6eruusgibt. Die Nufz
ffeIung bieier 2tite gef4iebt ni4t obne
6umpr. Sic entbGlt auBer Namen,
@bdrdfter, @o6nprt unb Samiltenberz
6GGtniFen bas genuue &Drpermab Der
S6ulbenma9er. Cine Rubrif enthGlt
Die S6abens1umme, etne anbere per~
f6iebene fpaBiee 8emerfungen, pie beiz
f~ptetspetfe: S6ulbner trGgt fet 1889
pieber blonde 9aare;-ift Elm GROCER
Rebner, aber aablt ~ni9ts;-@9nloner
bat mebr ME einen f9par5en SLED i'm
9eii9te;-trmmt spar febr fr;unbli9
entgegen, bod 5ablt er nt9ts;-ber@
+{prt9t bel unb 3ablt ni9ts u. +. IN.
Die 2iite iou-iebr piele Namen ent<
hdlten.
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n a m n. Ser beutf9e 8uiier bat
fir5li9 Die neuen Namen fir 8erltner
StraBen, gldBe unb 8riiden eenebz
miet. CUR Neubenennung tpurben unz
ter Mnberem Die Nomen folgenoer
GtGbte beniiBt: Glberfelb, Oortmuno,
GTen, 8o6um, grefelb, 9neien, 4m=
fterbom, MdlmD unb 2ibau. Serner
tpurbe ie cine StraBe mad ben Siirfen
unb ben SGnen benonnt. Son ben
Ramen berubmter 2eute 1T Der bemerz
fenspertbeite Carmen Splbu. gu @bz
rem getommen finb ferner Slotop, So
mar9, 9ufelunb, puiteur, Gomenius,
80biter unb Bennington. Nu9 benz 8unz
besratb ift bic Gbre tp%iberfubren, einem
9erliner ufer ben Namen gu eeben.
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wdrter nnsegeben ba an ben betrefenSea Stresen
srelsilneea tetne MyGrinfSstetl anaebra&t f2bs
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-07

1t wouTd pc JUST as satisfactory TO
define a picture as "a pressure Of paint
against canvas" 1t leaves untouched
the whole indefnable pleasure Of kiss
Ing, the fact that 1t is indefnable being
perhaps Its best excuse, as 1t 10 Mr.
Squeers justification.
] Our allies, the Japanese, share with
| the South Sea islanders the unique dis
tinction of being the only nations to
whom kissing is unknown. II, however,
the new treaty leads to much practical
intercourse, 1t is fairly certain that Jack
ashore Tin Japan will teach the geisha
how much they have yet to learn.
1t is almost impossible to subdivide
the various kisses which one is obliged
to give In ones lifetime, all Of which are
very different from the kiss one gives
ones best girl.
You are bound to kiss your maiden
aunt or mother-in-law or your friends
new baby. There are kisses which you
give, well, because you have to, and
kisses which you give as you cast bread
on the waters, hoping that they will re-
turn to you after as few days as possible
and not IN kind.
The Romans had three kinds Of
kisses, which they termed oscula, basia
and suavia. Martial, when he returned
to Rome after few years absence. was
30 deluged with "suavia" that he wrote
furious epigrams about them to stem
the food of admirers Lieut.. Hobson,
In our times, was almost similarly over
whelmed. In the German dictionaries
there are definitions Of some 30 different
sorts of kisses, In addition to the world
wide "liebes kuss," which every one, ex-
cept the Japs and the South Sea island
ers, fall into the habit Of giving and TAX
ing quite easily.
Another kiss, which one might call
the diplomatic kiss is reserved almost
exclusively for royalties. This is al
ways seized on by the illustrated papers
as good pictorial copy, but the artist has
not yet been caught who managed to In
vest the function with that ideality
which would successfully hide It's clum-
kuesS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-07

Mrs. Kruse and daughter Mabel o.
New York came in to visit Mr.. AND
Mrs. R. M. White and other relatives
Arthur E. Stewart who has been
up from Emporis left for Reading,
Kas., where he will spend the sum-
mer.
J.P. Quinn, ex.state house guide,
came In last night from Topeka.
John thinks there Is NO place like
Abilene.
George Hood and Barney Ley Of To-
peka, two OF the capital city's finest
young men, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas and son
Of Albuquerque, N. NJ, are visiting
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jos.
Richardson and sister, Mrs. j. A.
Tufts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-07

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is the
liver-and all the fine spirits ever
made in the Blue Grass State could
not remedy q bad liver or the hum
dred-and-one i'll effects it produces.
You can't have good spirits and bad
liver at the same time. Your liver
must be in fine condition II you would
feel bouyant, happy and hopeful.
bright Of eye, light Of step, vigorous
and successful in your pursuits. You
can put your liver in fine condition
by using Green's August Flower-the
greatest Of all medicines for the liver
and stomach and o certain cure for
dyspepsia or indigestion. 1t has been
o favorite household remedy for over
thirty-five years, August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active
and thus insure you liberal supply
Of "good spirits" Trial size, 25c;
regular bottles, Toe. For sale by
C. 3. Northcraft & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-07

The highest judicial authority Of the
German empire 10 vested in the reichs-
gericht, q federal supreme court estab-
lished pursuant to the law Of April IL,
1877, as one Of the institutions result
ing from the creation Of the new en-
pire. This important court is not 10
Gated at the national capital, but In the
city Of Leipzig, Saxony, whore It IL
housed in Q magnificent building Of Its
own, completed about the year 1895.
Besides the requisite number Of court
rooms, judges chambers, consultation
rooms, libraries, ofices Of states attor-
neys, marshal, clerks and attendants,
the edi6ce also contains living rooms.
a dining-room and banquet hail, a.
d 20 frequently the case in modern
European public buildings.
vaccinations. His trouble begah, he
said, seven years ago. The nrst money
be took was to pay for land at Sterling,
Col. Three years ago his speculAuons
beam. He lost $4,000 in q corn deal
This was followed by q loss Of $4,000
IN he Northern Pacific corner. Spec
uiation in the United States steel stock,
be said. was his final undoing. steel
looked like q good thing be said. Il
bought It at 40 csnta II went to IL
I 91ess I lost 10000 there
=
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-07-07
A CHAPTER ON KISSING,
The Japanese and South Sen 1slandsrt
the Only Nations That Do
Not Indulge.

kissing 10 q science. q convention, an
chronological trait and many other
things, says the London Free Lance
This 10 not very clear. but those who
have endeavored 70 explain all that un-
derlies It have written bulky volumes
suficient in themselves 70 oil the she'll
Of q fair-sized Library.
Mr.. SQueers' educational method was,
e. every student Of Dckans knows, at
once direct and uneQuivocal He don't
bother about books Or professional dis
Quisitions. 10 such Of his pupils a. had
an inQuiring mind on the subject his
Injunction was: Learn 70 spell " and
then 60 and DO H. and then you'u know
all about ~" A process which, Il M.
sQueerS pupils grew up - an Other peo-
pie grow up, they would undoubtedly
exploit At the tender period At which
the advice was received the trouble In
,volvsd In the spelling was probably tA1
greater than the aftss demonstration Of
the effect
But kinsing 10 rot always unattended
with danger. In the year 1881, the year
Of Queen victofia's accession, Thomas
Savulaud was ungallant enough to
bring an action against Miss Caroline
Neuton for having bttsn Q piece out o.
his nose when be attempted TO has hsr
for q joke. The Judge held that he tried
to kiss her IN earnest and laid It down
V q definite ruling that when a man
kisses q woman against bar VIII abe =
fully entitled TO bite he nose n she
pleases"
This ruling standS ana 20 thoegvho
have not Jet learned that kissing y no
Joke had better Be wary Of their hosea
A dictionary has defined . hSs - -
pressure Of the mouth against The
body" but this is spiritia&a. even Il 90
eurhte.