davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ner0enslt 9pnc / st
9puiS.

81 bapoe li0lte l(ge 2eiligbeo til at
toge @er1ensl15ittllingeu / ct. 2cMiS
/ 9ieipn. @i ifal / Sc fplgenoe
9&11mre ip9e at giere &e6e for enoel
al Sc Sn0trpf, III tit 6erre0e> og pil
Blot forelebtg bemerfe, at etbpert
oplplt Mennelfe, Ser enifer at gipre
Jig befien6t mes Sc Sremifri6t, Ser
Sen bar gjort / Sc ienere Mar, pil gig,
re bel imoo Jig lelp pe0 / nogle 0agc
at ripe Jig les fra Set oaglige 5lib og
tilbringe bisie Gage mellem Sc Stur-
pprfer, iom CT frenltilleoe til 8e=
ih1elie neoe pe0 Misiisippt. 81 fif
Set Sn0trpf, at ser beb Mrrange>
mentet al 0enne ll0itilling / bsie-
re @rab ems Set pes ti0ligere
v@orlos 6airs" bar bnret Silfel0et
er lagt &ngt poa at gipe Sc 8ei6ger1,
Sc 8elaring. Oct Smponeren0c
pes llOitillingen fomner life al Mos=
le10iol0elien, al set &nnnpemnslige,
men al Sen foulefpente Mna6e bpor=
paa @ienitm1oene pr9lenteres. Sc
retroipeftipe og g%eogrofiife l10itillin-
ger paa forifiellige Smraaoer lpillee
laaleoes Ell fremtrG0en6e &olIe.
@umbug og 6afirupe ien er lelpipl-
gelig repre- enteret ogloa Ter; men
Set er bol0t in0en rimelige @rpn0-
Ter, loo man life faor SrotrDf al at
pere il11ppet in0 poo cit Morfeos=
ploos, bpor @eglet far Spertoget.
Set t1roe oo ogloa fer bore poo lin
Floos at bGD0e, at en- Sur til l16ltil=
lingen fan gjpre5 for cit rirneli4
,Fris. Sen megen Sale ON 6looeri,
iom ri bar bgrt fra forifjellige ST.
Der, er / bei @ro0 operorepel1. Sp.
boloet poa Ell llges Sis o. Set lis
bptte man fprere mes tilboge oerfro,
oppejer fulot uo ll6lpgget, iom man
tan afpasle efter gpne % 2eiliqbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

item berifet Ell Hontf iom Splge al
temmelig l1gunitige Mfgreoeroppor=
ter, % ierlig bar 9eretniager11e ON,
at ser, forte &pe0eruit bar pitt Jig |
betp6eligt Omfang, iier / Moro 9u'
foto, poft acknowledged. &riien paa
Septemberbpeoe CT iom 6plge al oet-
tie gaaet me9et betpoeligt op, % 0ol-
larnlqrfet er ollereoe %betpoeltgt oper-
lfreoct. 81 CT 6og met ttlbpielig til
at tro, at ser er lapet cit glefont al
ct 9pr> ser pprin0elig bar al langt
minore St6rrelie, om en0 set langt'
ira fan regres i,10 u116er MpgfloS,
le1. @ortlet fra Silipnefomlte al
9f11jt peo ri fra pripate Meobelcller
fra fprificllige Siocr, at @peoeafgrd=
sen % To0crafgrpocrnc CT alt onSet
ems ooorligc, Jet uuoer ct, % Set tdr
anlccS for %liffert, at Spetl1lot1ol1cr
poo @prien bar mere at ii9e / Sen
ltorc HriSltigniug poa @rp0forn, ems
Sc pirfcligc Torbolo poa Soflelteoerz
lie. Gu Sing tpr 6og o1iees for
liffer: at 6orlnercn iaar life nil faa
inrlig @rrn0 til at flage oper Sc
lopc &ornpriier. 50 / olle SilfGl6e
CT bore Cages Sarmere 10 life mere
l1oeluffen0e nf6Gnsige al beres Sue
ocn1orfcr; Sc bar onore Mfgrp0cr pe6
Sioen al ser let Tan mlGttes / Ten=
&c, % JON / beiere @rao biGlper til
at boloe 6rugtbarbeoen / Sorocn.
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u 6buren6e st giter.

Deoslfrigene fra Sroquois Ibeat,
.rets 8rano, fra l1lpffen poa v@ene,
raj Slocum", fra ~Morge"s 6orlis
lpoer enonu / bore 9ren> og @eiulto.
tet bor beret, at Ser fra S%beatereier=
mes og 0omplfibsrbeoeriernes Sioe
CT giort en- &raftanltrengelie for at
1ao rettet 6e &un6reoer al Sell %
Mongler, iom fleber peo offenIiae
Meoepla6ier, samfnr0smi6ler Ga
ANDRE Sing, Ser ejes og bripes al
8ripote til Sffcnligbeoens .8rug.
Set ltore Spprgsmool or, bporlpnge
blsle a1porlige Eaomin6eller pil bope
Birfning. Set er en- fjen6t Soq, at
Toooonne Sing ifripes let / @lemme-
bogen. &apitoliiter11e, Ser far Sc
'tore 8egunitigelier og iamti6ig set
1tore Mnlpor, bor ioa ubpre let for
lat. glemme, naar Set goor us oper Sc
res B%engeprnge. Sen enejt tic Maa6e,
bborpaa Sc fan boloes til at qigre
'eeres <gt er ita6tg at miu6e Sem ON
ben. Set er Set itore 8ublifum lelp.
Tom ffal beibrge 6ette gjennem fit
Salergr, BreSien. Set mn ipIn
'boloe Jig baagent operfor 6isle Eina,
'11ao uafla6elig bore paa lin @oit.
ct Fsot og ligegpl6igt 8ublifum a.
Der en ileo og ligegpl6ig 8resie og
Snltitationer, Ser preses at 6oripm-
melisbeo og 6ens 6glger: ulratfer.
Oct eneite @o6e beo Sc Itore @ata.
1trofer er, at be peffer 0ffenIigbe6en
Eop til 8ebtoitbe6 ON 6eres met til
at b1ipe beifptte6e. au1 maa SEN lite
glemme 6enne @et, ieIp on1 alt for
en- Sf6 goar go6t. 2oben itoor til
ollie &toer paa 6ens 5a6e, sen ffoI
telb isrge for, at SEN bliper gien-
uenpfprt.
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Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul.
Ainr.. as second class rnail-lnatter.


Ter tales pfte on, at naor l11all
7fal bare cit Sing llaaet falt, laoleosS
at Sen er bnpet oper el1lper S9lpl,
s1laa nlol1 bape ben belplt peo Stat1=
71;f, Sollene Upper lite, Tiger Nun.
Ge1te CT bo9 ct ltort Spprgsmaol.
Slide man /. CTS. gipre Jig Sen ((lci-
IighcS at iammentGlle s~ll1tollet II Be
5opaneiiife og rl1sliife trooper, Ser
5feIge Nopporterne er ialone &om-
gene ON Sort Nrtbl1r % / Mancbu,
Siet, riloe man fpnn1ne til Set Scott.
at Ser er omfommet langt flere Sol'
Softer ems ser nogenlinse bur pcerct
Tprt ms paa &rig$ifueplaole'1. %
enhao er ser enonl> Ell feel Sci Col
5nter paa Nlaoien til at fort!rttc
acknowledgements. soa 6eu foite
Sro poa GaIIenes San06rl,be6 trnn=
ger i'll at reo11ceres %betp0eligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12
Menne1fer mes Ginger.

90 ennelfer mes Ginger.
@in1il bar Set paret almin0elig
- rilooet, at Gnglene ct Sc enelte
@asrer / Menneifeififfelie, Ser bar
Sen Gorret at bore Singer, % Set
ct n1oal fe en00a Inn Sen mel1l1el felige
Sou1ali, Ser bar uoltpret Sem mes
5aabonne. Me>1 Set pil mart blipe on
oerlebes, bpis SpfinOeren al 6en
1beren1te ltnberoanosbao6, Snbn s.
:9ollono, bolOer fine Softer. @a1t
oil ncmlig - efter eget li0iagn -
.bri,1ge Menneifepinger / Sat-
bele1l, Ser fun bill fomme til at
'folte nogle faa Collars, og ne6 bpis
3jnlp enbper 9e0elig fon ipinge Jig
.op / Sfperne eller / al Mogeligbe6
Ipnpe ben ODER Sor0en me6 cit @o=
5tigbeo al ct bolpt @rnore6e Mil /
Simen. Me6ens Sontos 911mont
% anore Spfin0ere MI / Morepis far
go1blet ober ct Nrpblem, ser al Sc
Flei1e Menneifer er oniet for ulpieligt
'nor ri oltioo lige l1oenfor Dor 0pr
:1apt @ingeporret / Gr0en, Ser lfol
1oo at iige gjpre % %uofbengige al
Sio % Ste6. Spfi11oel ier er en- fer
Zig Sra1s, for16iot at Sc fommer us
oper Hapirltaoiet. Oilers er Sc life
meget b9r6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

DIM Senator Tairbanfs, ben repu.
blttanite &tcepreii6ent- &onoi6ot, CT
Der | forifiellige @gne / Sn6iana no,
ipreot BET @pgte, at fan fful6e bere
9lbrpgger. 9enne Me66delie ser
beroer paa en- 6orbefsling me6 en-
8rpgger Eerre &aute mes .iamme
Mabn, bar baft ubpre Opiigt / Sta-
ten, nabnlig ! Sc firfelige &reoie. Set
poataaes, at set CT e11ten Demofro.
terne eller 8robtbitioniiterne, ser bar
opfunbet &iitorien, og- mango Mep,1.
.blifanere bar faitet SID til ben; nar
ben lite blebet a1rbol6t / Side, pil6e
ben ifaoet Gairbanfs for mango
Y5ter1l1ler. 5 .s 5
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&arf Gate &cgiumen / Minnelstc

Fart Satc HtegtDncn | Mtnne1eto
er ct al Sc imuffelte Ste0er / 2an6et
Sfop og so ofpefsler fer mes bin=
onoen, % nnoer Sreernes @roner
finoes SEN &o og @btle, iom SEN
traple 6orretnings1nan6 iaa ofte H.
ger forgjnoes. @ronifopene, moaife
De liolte / Sc Tnr. Stater, giper pes
oeres 9uft og 5erpligen6e Snoflp=
Belle Sc trette Gerber Sen @Dtle Sc
loa meget trea1ger til. Senpperatl1=
rem lelp | Sc bormelte @v:ane0er, err
altio bebagelig, % / 5perne primler
oct al Silt, NOT til at gleoe sports
manoens &ierte. Sffe heller CT oen-
ne lnr1ffe ggn ct @il6nts iom man
bar onot be6 at nao, men Sernbanen
ltreffer Jig fra 8p til 8p % Selegraf
% Selefon bringer Sc ii0lte NfDheoer.
8perne Mleranoria, 8emioii, Siafis,
Clear Safe, @picer og mange anorc
er / Dem ielp Observation-Disclosures
Der tan taale @ammenligning mes
mango ser er Ianet be6re fien6te. On
imuf lille BOG, uoarbeioet at Mr. s..
50. Morrom, Ser in6ebol6er alle nut
lige 0plpSninger angaaenoe 1isie
uaturifipnne Sumter og fulo al
imuffe Slluitrationer, faces peb at
benbenbe Zig til S. S. @bitnep, Sen.
BaSienger Mgent, Greet Mortbern
@'p, ct. Saul, Minr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

penoe fri &eiie til oeres 8enemmel=
ieSiteo> Ell ny aleoning % 50 ST.. til
boer @ofien iamt Is Ser. til buert
Barn. On iaaoan SLOTTED er bel1n=
orin9speroig; benbolospis $3.50
% $6.75, iom @rltotning for alt
boao Sc l1lpffelise bar giennem=
gaaet!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12


1tro paa @aiti. &aiti er igier
Scenen for l%troligbe0er og l1or6en
Settle er napnlig Silfel6et mes 8per
Sort Mu &rince. Sol6aterne .0elA4.
ger Sc olmin6elige Sptbjer og falte1
Sten giennem De &onolen6es @in=
o1er. Mange Mmerifanere bejlte
Oct amertfanlfe Stag ODER 0eres SIT,
le, og andre iggte Silflugt bos Sen
amerifonife 2egotion. Sen olneri,
fonife @eion6t> Yomell> for6re0t al
Gr9ii0ent Mor6 at fan iful6e befntte
lt0lnn0ingerne % 0ette er blepe1 To-
bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Gn banif Tranifmans / ct. 2pmis.
Direftgr Sones al Garis, Ser bor Ell
fremragen6e Holt / set franife Ba=
tentbeien, men iom er f66t 0onlf,
bor bopt SEN ltore Sore / 6isie Gage
at mo6tage o%fficiel l1onebnelie iom
Meolem al Sen fronife Surp pao
Observation-Disclosures / ct. 2ouis. S
Ben ii6ite &alboel al 6enne Moone6
refer Gtreftbr $snes til ct. 2ouis;
S11rpens Mrbeioe begln6er Gcptem~
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

meb at lenbe nogle al fine Segere
oerop, og bisie Ter ban nappe mere
tgien = ct lille 2euipergsmaal fom
/ &eien, og MI er BEN oanffe 4olonis
to Me6lemmer, nemlig bans Brooer
6rit5 % unoertegneoe, rt9ttg glaoe
pe6 Sen lille @insring; ser falot pel
nof noget 6anif I @e1oerne paa 8e=
ltterne 0eroppe, m1en Set uar vSttnss" r
lgfre ~Tins"> &onIerbes fra Dor egeu
8eol1pois / &ougens &jgbenbapn.
s. 81. Mpller er 8rooer til SEN /
&alfl1tto al olle Ounlfe forgroeDe
Gigil Meller, Sernltpberiejer og olle
oanlfe &olfl1tta= @j9lters lporne Sen.
6amilien Mpller> ser for Si6en be,
ltoor al 4 @rbore, lpreote oper ST.
oie11> iporer / Snoien npjogtig / 9e=
%tponing for ale % fremmc0e 9onlfe
til Tomilierne Selperlen og Ebilip=
ien=Froobm poa Saba for Sc Don=
1fe Der - set CT Soft, al bDilfe bort
2on0 tpr bore ltolt for, bpo6 Sc er
og far pGret for alle 0onlfe / matt
&c, mal1ge Mar; Sc CT bore pirfelige,
men 1nOnnpnte @enerolfon l11ler.
Mine 6 Mors Grforingcr berl,0e tiger
mig bette. ---
6prlten> / bpis 2pitilot ieg for 81
Sen ipiller &erifer> ilaar opfgrt til
en- aarlig Sn6tegt al 10 Millioner
@roner> me0ens Mobaroiob'en al
Mpiore, bnis &ortrpt jeg ogiaa ma,
let, og bbis Sober ieg tillige lfal
uoe6eliggjere, er tat til so @illioner
oorlig Sn6tegt. Men @plore er og-
iaa cit lille @i6 2an6, iom er 3
@onge iaa flor lom @nglon6 og
Sfotlano tillammen, meoens 8uro,
man=&iget fun ipen6er ODER AZ
&po6rotmile.
Nogle Maone6er boIoer ieg SET
iiffert ub beroppe / Sn6iens be6lte
fol6e &lima, og om life ct al Sc
bppptge S%or6lfelp eller lignen6e
%inotreffer, baaber jeg at bore raft
NOT til berfra at toge poo en- Mao=
ne0s ll0fl1,gt / Marets Slutning til
8%agi1oien, til &angoon og Mon0o-
lep etc. Soo oerfro en- roi # lille Sur
otter gjennem S110ien, 9elbi, Mgra,
8enares, 2obore, 2ufnom til 8om=
ban for at ful6en6e nit @prf SIN
6ien".
Sm alt goor efter 0nife, bil leg
osida lie at faa ct CLINT al pore
ti0ltgere 6anlfe &olo11ier Eranfebar
og Serampore, iom ri / ~ gap Mf=
fal6 paa. Mpropes: ser bar for
&elten min Sen Sommerfugle=Wfpl
1ers 8eoltefo6er @uperner, ligeiom
bele Dons 6omilie bor ofret lit 2ip
mere eller min0re berl16e; bans u.s.
merfeoe gamle Sober far 10 rigtig,
nof ipillet oe11 engellfe Staggering ct
lille El16s pe0 efter e,t0t Ejenelteti6
MI 60 Nor at li60e bpggelig / &jg=
be1rbopn, bpor ban tro3s fine SO
Mar er / u0merfet @elgooenoe! Get
er cit bpr &eniion for England.
Gn lille 0orjeeling=&egn ioole6es
iom III hit far SEN, fu116e ieg nof
6nife mine SLENDER Ell @ong at font
me 110 I. Torle0en operfolot Sen mig
pao en- &jpretur; hi fit / 25 Minut=
ter neiagtig 3 CONNER @egn. $
Maret SO fit Dor Sen Mgller ber=
oppe 26 Sommer &egn / 80 Sinner.
Set CT BOG ret pent, naor Oh bu>
ifer, at ri / 9onmorf oarIig bar 81
Sommer &egn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

Senator Soar bebre. Masiacb1.
ietts gamle Stutsman6 / @ongresien,
Senator Geo. S. Soar, aniees 1l1 for
at bore ober Sen 5m6om, bon Bar
liot al | nogen SID. Senator Soar
er % aar gammel, % en- al Son.
gresiens Rlbite Me6lemmer.
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SoQe(t paa gife(taarnet
@pmner til eulen.

9Dmner til Cullen.
Set oitronomife Gellfab / &aris
9oboe forle0en foranltoltet en- ret
ejenoonmelig Set. @elifabet bauoe
lenot S11obp6elie til @eprelentonter
for @iOenifob og @1,nlt ON at fam,
les paa @iffeltoarnet fpr at feire
Sl1otrGbelien al GomGnerl olbperp.
Nlle Sc Sn0bltote gap Mp0e, og beni-
moo Solne09ang floffeoes on1trent
$50 @ielter, bocriblunot mol1ge 90,
mer, paa @iffeltoarretS fprlte Blat=
form.
S famine 5efuu0, -6oIen 6uffe6e
UNDER Soriionten, lp0 ct &anonifu6
iom 8lt6ifab ON, at sommeriol=
bberpSpl1nftet bar noaet og iom Sig
nal til Mabningen al Soften. @ie>
lterne Frqmmeoe iaa ms / Ibeateria=
len> bpor set oitronomilfe @elffabS
Rreiioent, Brofesior Sanslen, tog
Sroet % bp6 Soriamlingen @elfom.
men. Men &%opeotolen bol0tes al
Camille 6lammarion, iom / ct oan0,
f1lot 6oreorag feugsleoe 0pmerf'
iombe6en og oafte formelig 8egeiit=
ring for Mltronomiem, nos Sc &ilIe=
oebpren6e.
6lammarion frembepeoe, at SOL
fene / ipunone &ioer Dabbe bap
Sore ttllingen ON, at @olen bar g
pets Slide. 9erfor tilbao man 60
len, og 1enge pe0blep Soloprfelien at
ipille Ell operor0entlig bigttg &olle
bos Sc galnle &l1lturfolf. 5ol6pr'
feliens Sis oar forbi, men tog mol,
/ 8etragtni1tg, at Dor Sor6 enc og
alene babSe Solen at taffe for 2plet
og 2ipet, pil0e Set bore %noturIigt
oglaa TIT ONT 5tunoen at feire Col.
felter.
Set melt pasieu6e Sibspunft for
iaooanne Setter par Sn0tre0elien al
Sommeriolbberb, Morets lnngite
Sag. 2eiligbeoen ifnlre 0a tillige
bel1Dttes til at uobreoe .&11noI tab
ON Mltronomiens &eiultater / ioo
pioe &re6ie iom m,ligt. Set giol0t
fort iagt ON at gi6re Mitronomien
pop1,lpr. ELIMINATION D6e6e ct
goot @iorag BERTH / lit Tore0rog,
bpis li0lte &artier lepere6e ct 0per-
blif pper Solfori fningens m1nnrer1=
Sc @tan0punft.
Otter Examinations Sale p,letc
f%unltncriife @torag til 6eiten., @or,>
gere % Sangerinoer fra SEN ltore
Opera og fra Opera Gomique
iitemte @pmner til Solen, % to
Digtere fremio96e perltficere6e 2ob-
pri511inger al SoIen iom Sen 1nn9tt=
&c 2tpsfil0e fer Dor Soro og hele
F%1onetlDltem. &e0 Mi6not fono1
ct 6eltmaulti0 Ste0, og 0a Bette por
enot, b%efor0reoes 5t6rite0elen al Gel
ifabet mes glebotoren op poa pper-
lte Tldform for berfro at oppebie
Sen fgrite Sommer6ags 6rembrl,o.
&artierbla0ene ipnes at bore /
Gil6ere0e me0> bpo6 De ifal iige ON
oenne Collect; noele al Sem fien6e.
tegner ben iom ct Gorigg pao at
Qjenoppeffe SoloDrfelien. Men Sc
iten far >n6er ale 9miten6igbeoer
aiort Spiigt, % set aitronomiife Gel
ltab er fat beitemt paa at gientoge
BEN as Stare.
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"&un: nDu iag6e, at gu
gierne biloe gjpre> :bbao set iful6e
bore for mig, = life ian6t?"
San: $50, oct biloe leg, &iere."
Sun: r@el, gu beo, bpor ifreffe'
Zig RIOT NIT @aar er. Seq gnifer, al
gu ifal farbe 81 RIOT, forat jeg BE-
6re Tan bebare min @in6sro."
0m ban ogian git inb paa at SIRE
bette for ben6e, be6 hi lite; men Set
er oiit tbioIfomt:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

samnnenliar bette @lao, BETS SSno-
bold, noitprelie; 9rig % @ranaterr
meo otore 8laoe ! iamme 5prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-12

samme1lign bette 8Ia6, bets Sn6.
boIo, n%oitpreIie, 8rts % @remter
meo otbre 8Ia6e / famine Sprog.
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$Bitu:6 g. terne / Mor6 5.
beften.

Mles 4ine er / 6isie Gage pen6t
nleo 0orooeititaterne % 6ereg &beoc.
morfer. $ De itore @ornbunoels.
srentrer bar Der ! be iioite Sage noe.
The colored American., 1904-01-16

countries, "a States and Territories have
been represented in our enrolment. The
bulk of the students have come from
the Gulf States.
The following industries have been
taught in addition to the regular acad-
emiC, religious and moral training: Ag-
riculture, Basketry, Blacksmithing, Bee
Keeping, Brickmasonry, Plastering,
Brickmaking, Carpentry, Carriage
trimming, Cooking, DairyIng, Architect
ural, Freehand and Mechanical Draw
ing, Plain Sewing, DressmaKlng, Elec-
trical and Steam Engineering, Found
ing, Harnessmaking, Housekeeping,
Horticulture, Canning, Laundering, Ma
chinery, Misunderstanding, Millinery,
Nurse Training, Painting, Sawmilling,
Shoemaking, Printing, Stock Raising,
Timing and Wheelwrighting- indus
tries in all
Now tell us what his critics have
done?
The colored American., 1904-01-16

gallery was filled with lady friends of
the banqueters. The menu was:
Oyster Cocktails
Amontillado Spanish Olives Celery
Consomme de Vilallie en- Tasse
Haut Sauterne
Boiled Halibut with Hollandoise Souse
Marbled Potatoes
AIontracbct Vintage 1891
Filet of Beef with Mushroom Sauce
Fried Egg Plant
Peach Fritters, Glace au Cognac
Chateau Mouton Rothschild, 80
Roast Turkey with Cranberry Sauce
French Green Peas
AIoet and Chanbon Chicken Salad
(Covec '8I) Pate de Foies Gras
Vintage 1893 Sandwiches
Pistachio Cream Assorted Cakes
Fruits Candies
Perrier Fouet, 80 Roquefort Cheese
Water Crisps
Cigars COffe Cigarettes
The colored American., 1904-01-16
A LIVELY FIRST TERMER

Columbus, O., Special.-Hon H. T.
Eubanks, the colored member of the
Legislature, from Cleveland, is proving
himself the livelest frst-term member
that ever came down the pike. The
way he is asking for recognition for
members of his race, at the hands of the
Legislature is surprising the old mem
The colored American., 1904-01-16

berS. He backs his requests up with a
statement of the desires of his constitu-
'ents that carries weight. He is tact
full forceful and untiring Already Mr.
utation for himself among his colleagues,
and has won their esteem and co-opera-
tion. The sentiment is-Eubanks will
do.
The colored American., 1904-01-16

Mr.. AL. Johns, a popular New York
song writer and pianist, is spending
few days in this city the guest of
Mr.. Clarence c. White, the violinist.
Mr.. Johns is an old Washington boy
and had made good for himself in Go
than.
The colored American., 1904-01-16

Mr. Harrison Terrell a War De-
partment messenger and father of the
Judge" is progressing nicely after hav-
ing cataract removed from his right
eye, by DR.. Belt, the noted specialist
The colored American., 1904-01-16
SHAMS.


last Tuesday evening The lecturer
was the learned law giver of Chicago,
HIS, Hon. Edward H. Morris Mr.
MOTIFS has won fame and distinction
before the Illinois bar, and an unusually
large and intelligent audience greeted
MIN. He ran over the list of 'Shams"
hurrledIy, and was not long in reaching
the marrow, his objective point, DR..
Booker L. Washington, upon whom he
Saddled every wrong, every sin. and
every crime committed by the white
people of this country against the Ne
gro. He seems to have left the Ioftv
station won by him as a LAWYER and
| Scholar and to have descended to the
gutter for material to make out his
case. His lecture was disappointing
lie did not reach the empyrean heights
OF reason and logic. With the skill of
the master lawyer he is, he took frag
ments OF sentences from the writings
and speeches of Mr.. Washington to IL
lustrate his points He essayed to prove
that Mr.. Washington was responsible
Tor the lynChings and friction between
the races IN the South. To cap the eli
max of his wild wanderings he stated
that the harm done by Mr. Washington
to the race could not be obliterated in
two hundred years; and there were a
few literary curiosities in the audience
who tried to believe him.
Mr.. Morris represents a class of lead
erS, who are a detriment to the race
who keep up strife between the races.
and who retard the grogress of the Ne
gro. There are already too many of the
tlre-brand leaders in the North, East and
West. They never go South to work
among their people to fight their
battles, bat give advice and very un-
wholesome advice at that, at long range.
Mr. Washington has been a modest sim
cere worker from the very beginning of
his career. He left Hampton as a mere
boy student and opened a school in a
cabin, mere hen house, as it were. in
the black belt of the South. In less
than twenty years lie has built I'D the
largest and best known school of its
KIND IN the Western hemisphere. What
otner man OF the race has done so much.
or half so much? He continues to live
III the South among his people He
has the respect and confidence of the
people of the North and South. He
has the ear of the whole people Only
the much-abuSed colored preachers and
bishops are in his class in doing good
for the race. The following facts ia
ken from his last annual report will
give some idea of what he is doing.
During the present school year, we
have had an enrolment of 1880 students,
and the average attendance has been
I44I These figures do not include the
248 children in the model school, "The
Cmldren,s House, nor the students in
the night school and afternoon cooking
classes taught in the town of Tuskegee.
nor the Is students in the night school
sustained by us in the village of Green
wood nor the thousands reached
and helped constantly through the
work of the Annual Tuskegee Ne
gro Conferences, with the local confer
ences scattered throughout the South.
Our enrolment shows that there are 10
countries, and that the most of them
The colored American., 1904-01-16

Mr.. Henry Griffiiths, of Fall River,
Mass, was the guest of our Mr. Ter
rell, during a recent visit TO this city,
to see the sights.
The colored American., 1904-01-16
SALOONS.
Chris. Xander'
QUALITY HOUSE,
900 9Th st. NV

Established 38 years ago. The largest
wholesale stock in town of the most
exquisite, faultless wines and distiIlates
Gin all BOT kinds), at Girls. Xander's
modern prices no others can compete
quality and purity with any of his
goods. His liquors are absolutely free
from fusel poison
(No branch houses). Phone 1425.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-10-21
MUCH BAD BOOZE.
c. w. Wiley Throws the Scare Into the
Fellows Who Imbibe.

Washington, Oct. l5.-Following close
on the whisky fatalities of New York
and subsequent revelations there, DIR.
c. w. Wiley, chief of the government
bureau of chemistry, sounded note of
warning today. In an interview he eX
pressed the opinion that fully So per
cent of all whisky sold in the country
in hotels, restaurants, clubs and bars
was nothing less than cheap imitation.
While this may not be fatally poison
Gus, very much of it is dangerous to
the human system even when taken
moderately, and it is all fraud on the
public.
The government through the bureau
of chemistry, has already begun an in
vestigation
For remedy DR.. Wiley suggests bet
ter laws regulating the sale of strong
drinks, most important of which shall
be statute compelling real and spuri-
Gus articles to be labeled as such.
81 am not surprised" said DR.. Wiley
today, ''at the revelations recently made
in New York concerning ordinary whis-
ky commerce. | have tried to convey
warnings at times past and the situa-
ton as developed simply gives practical
illustration of the necessity of this
warning. The bureau of chemistry has
already entered upon an analysis of
domestic WHISTLES to ascertain the diff
ference between the pure and adulter-
ated and particularly to find out the in
gradients of the latter. [ have ordered
80 samples of whisky now in bond from
the internal revenue bureau of the gov
eernment."