davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
MaAt Die Wrbeit I~etdbter.
Gan MntDmter 8iiraer iinO erfreut, 5t
erfabren, iute eS geutadbt mtro.

Sc lit iebr ihper, ieine Bhibten
au erfiqen;
8enn Der Raden beitdnoia
i9merst;
8enn oas llrinieren unregelmaBia
pDr iid aebt.
9oan's @ierens8iqeu MAIDEN Die
Nrbeit leihter.
Sic beilen &iidenihmerSen.
Sic beilen ale Hierenleioen.
Del Wai6iniit 8. 8. sun, SEQ.
1927 San SernanoosS traBe nDhus
bait, lagt: n8enn einem Weanne
Der Riden idmerst. 10 lift er nidts
pert. Gor GINGER Belt fonnte i@
ntht ALIEN aufiteben, tuenn i'd Qez
leiien bate uno mDrgenS mar i6 imz
mer labm, uno bies in Gerbinouna
nit elmer Shmiertateit Der &ieren=
tatiefeit, mabte mid bdufig redt
unaufrieoen. SD nabm 90an's
Nierenpiuen unb oielelben batten
Birfung in tpenieer oenr, elmer @Dhe
uno balfen mir tpunoerpDu. TrDb=
Gem ih ftarf arbeitete, idmerste
metn GiiGen niht. SD rate oaber
Naen, Die an Gadenlhmer5en lei'
ben, iib i'm 8erar Drug Store ooer
bel Slider & Sprin9an 9pan's
NierenpiIen gu peribaffen uno iie
elmer BrDbe 81 unterperfen. SD
fann nidt aenua gutes iber fte
iagen.
@rbdltlib bel allen Drpeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g.. aleiniae
Ngenten fir bic Ser. Staten.
BergeBt nidt ben Natner DDan
uno acceptirt tein Subititut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
Bier pbae MlfDbpI.

ueber bic Seriteuung zines altus
holfreien ooer lebr altobolarmen bters
arti9en @etrdntes beribtet bic gbes
miterseituna: Die BON Der persuderz
ten, nibt getobten Waiihe abeesps
gene uno eefiblte @iirse miro un=
gefobt Der @dbrunQ unterpurfen
unb erit nah Der @dbruna nab tur=
lthfter gntfernune Der 9efe gum
8nede Der Nustretbune be8 Nlfo>
bols uno Der elei@aeitieen Sppfune
init 6opfen qeto6t uno alsbann abs
getlb(t. 8arauf tann oas fertiae
8etrdnf enttpeoer mittel6 ginleitenS
bon &obleniGure Doer mittels eelins
Der N~ad,adbrung mob nit &oblens
idure ourhiebt perben. Wan per-
fdbrt in folgenoer @eiie: Das Mal5
miro oerart permaiibt. bob Die Mais
Idle ben eerinaiten 8uferaebalt aufs
weiit. welher nit elmer uoQftdnois
gen umiebung Der Stdrfe peretnbar
lit. 0ab Dem Nblaufen Der @arse
peroen bic Ereber in gemDbnliber
Weiie angel@ndn3t uno bic Mnz
i6wdnswgiier Der Wirse sugeiebt.
Nunmebr pirb bic erbaltene oiinfe
8irae auf etma II @rah abgefa6lt,
in Die @abrbottibe abgela1ien uno Der
lhneIen 8dbruna bel elmer Tempe
ratur ppn 1875 @rao unterrpprs
fen. &c aeniiat in Der Regel cine
@dbrseit bon 24-26 Stunoen; man
wenoet bauptidb(ib Obergabrune
an. Iuf oieie Weiie meroen nur
1-2 Broaent 8uder unb elm ent.
iprebeno aeringer @ebalt an Nltobol
eebiloet. Die perboreene 8nrae
fuirb nun m0gllbit p~ouitdnbie BON
Der 6efe aetrennt, bic Hare Sliillig>
feit in bic 8raupfanne 9ebrabt uno
our Tustreibung hes NlfobDls l3-3
Stun6en aetobt. Dabei miro gleiHs
seitig Elm Nieberi9laeen Der Gimeibs
itoffe uno cine benz &oGen eiaens
timlibe @eihmadsperdnoerung err
reibt. W6brero oes &odens fin.
oct aleih5eitig Die 6opfung itatt.
Gie 9eto9te Wiirse miro nun auf ets
pa 5 @rao absetiblt uno our etpai.
gen Notwithstanding in tleinere
@efdBe Qebrabt, lDa bGtte man
nun bas altDbDlfreie Bier. @enn
e8 nur better ibmedt oils bic nitptins
freie gigarrel 3, Geo.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
Oas ihweoiide Reihstaasfu.

0as idmeoiibe &eihstagstos
mite. benz Die auf Die Trennuna BON
Worweaeu besiiglthe &eaierunasbia
porgeleet mar, bat feinen 8eri9t eirs
sereiht. Sn oemielben ertlart es.
oaB Die 8egiernnasbiu in oieier
Sorm ni9t au8eaommeu peroen
tonne. gs ihldet por. Der &eimss
tag iu1e iib bereit ertldren, NIT
Sbweoen iiber Die Gufl6luna Der
Union gu Derhanoeln. menrl elm reu=
eemdblteS nDrpegiibes Barlament
oieielbe perlanae D6er menn oas nprs
megiibe Golt iib ourb cine Nbitims
muna fir tie entibeioe. SIN Sale
elmer IufDiuna Der Union iollten
bic Befeitiaunaen an Der @ren5e ees
ihleift, Den ihweoilhen 2appfdnoern
oaS Weioen ibrer &enntiere auf nDrz
meaiibem @ebiete erlaubt, Der 6aus
oel8oertebr spiihen ben beibeu 4Gns
bern BON allen @inibrdntungen be.
Freit uno Sdmeoen BON ieoer Ser
Authenticated fir 9Drneeen naA
auBenbin befreit peroen. - 9as
lhmeoiihe Wtinifterium bat auf oie'
fen Beridt BIN lufort religuiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
gluerlet.

Dienftag mor9en brannte Elm
tleines 6aus an Der Speed StraBe,
melhes 6efugio &uis aeb6rte. nieoer.
= Die Dienerpobnung BEL Der
BeacDdsS hule in @eit. Gno 1T beute,
Wilttmob, murgen, smiiben 2 unb
3 ubr. abgebranrlt.
Suao 4Defterlis. Der fir Sobn
@aiterlp an bes Wtain Nuenue
SEQ. 129 ais Barteeper arbeitet, uurs
De Sienitag abeno BON einem Weeer
erihofien. Ser &eaer entflob.
- Dienftaa abeno ribtete in Dem
@ebdube pm Smift & g., an Der
gde Der 8uena &tita uno Der We'
olna StraBe Seuer einen Sbaoen
ppr Sic, 900 bis 500. 900 an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
3mfammeuaepeuat.

afs id am 9Dpbus unb Nierenleiben
tranf lag, fannie i'd feinen Meuiden,
idreibt Mrs. Gnnie Sumter BON &itts.
burg, 8a., unb als ib beiler tpurbe, tuar
i6 5uiammensebeust unb muBte meme
9anoe auf Die &nie itiseu, tpenn id
seben polite. 0apon bat electric Bit
tiers mid fHriert uno mir &raft unb
Stdrte tuieberse9ebeR. @arantiert fir
Ma9ens, 2eber= uuo Nierenleiosa. gu
baben bel S. &atteper & Sobn, Geo. =.
s. S9mibt, Gig, uuo NbOlf 9reiB,
BreiS so @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
Staat Ohio, SoleDp,t
Q,tro E ount GO

GrantS. GbeneD beldp5rt, bag er Der dl=
tsre 9artasr Der Girma 5. 5. @beneD&Go ..
1T, tpel9e @siadfte in Der Staot Soleoo, in oben=
iaete Girma Die Summe bon einbunSert
Dotlars fir ieoen SAT- BON Satarrb 6e3ablen
piro, Der bur4 ben 8ebrau6 BON 8 atf's&a =
tarrb : & II r ni6t gebeilt meroen fam.
Srant 8. Gbenen,
(-- 8el6moren pot mir uno unterItrieben
Stegel in meiner 8egenipart am 6. Se,em=
l- Der u. $. 1886.
y. %. @leaou n, 5fentliaer Notar.
6aa's Ratarrb Bur pirb innerli6 gensnmea
un0 pirtt brett euf oas 9lut uno Die i9leimiaen
Sberfdaep oes Spfenls. 2ast Gu6 3eugnifIe frei
suf9ideu.
s. s. @benep s. 60, Soleop, ..
So 8ertautt Dor. allen 4potbetern, 8reis rs
Gents hie Glaide.
@sbmi Saa's FanstIten.0 ilen fur gertopfung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
9te frommem MSndbe,

tuelbe emit i'm Mittelalter bic ct. Ser.
narb.&rduterpiue suerft bersetent, fanne
ten bic heilfrdftieen gl~genlhaften Der
8rduter, beren iie fdb Bel Der Serfeauna
beb,enten. iehr wobl, oenu iie batten mi
benz Safte Der betrefenben 8rduter piele
@rantbetteu oes menibliben 86rpers ee.
heilt. als Do namentli6 ftub: 9eber@,
Wieren. uno Raaeuleioen. seitbrte Ser
oemung, 8erftopfuns uno 8Dpfibmeraeu.
Us giebt taum elm 5tpeites Nrauetmittel,
tpelfes baS Slut oerort reini9t unb baau
beitraat, bic aeihwunbene 9ebenstrafi
tnteoer 81 ertueden, role bic ct. Bernard
&r1uterpiQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
..

= Oas Seuer in 6umble lift nabes
su ausgebrannt; 16 Menlben iDuen
um's 9eben aefommer fem.
Sn Der Ndbe bon Sauoerlon
ftn6 suei weitere gerlude gemaht
moroen. 8u9e Der 9. g. Babn gum
@ntaleiIen gu brinaen.
Sn Sour Safe ihlua Der glib
ebenfaIs in smei Oelbottihe, bic Der
9eras Gompanp gebDrteu; IS, 1000
Sob Del brannten auf.
SIN Der Bernard 8rairie, gDlusl
raoD COUNTY, ftarb CHARLES Sens,
elmer Der befannteiten Nnfieoler lener
8egen6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
9te ,,9tampnS @ure".

9ns Neueites miro aug 8oris cine
n@iamono Cure" fir S9winoiudt se@
meloet. @enn Sbr inoeiien an Sdwino=
iudt leioet, 10 felst oem State BON IS, 8.
Wc@ee BON 8anleer, Gent, ber idreibt;
SD bate pier5ebn Sabre lang Suften
unb tpurbe bur6 Or. Sings Neue @nt@
beGun9 fir Gdwinoiu6t, Suiten uno
@rtdltuus permanent sebeift. 8u baben
BEL S. &atteper & @obn, @eo. S. s.
S6mibt, Gig, uno Ioolf 9reiB. 8reis
SO Cts, uno 81 per 5lal6e. 9robez
laf6e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
GtHe U~ebeerafdbun0.

Sbr fbnnt @urem Masen unb @urer
Seber cine angenebme ueberraIdung Be-
retten, tuenn Sbr, nm Sdmers uno I'm.
re9elmaBtafeiten gu i%tilen, 9r. Sings
gteue 2ebenspillen nebmt. 9tusge5ei6z
net 9e9en 8opfHeb, @eritopfun9, 96min.
bel &C. 3n baden bel S. &alteper &
SEQ. s, S. @6miot, Sig. uno
Goolf 9reiB. rs Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

Cine g%eriammlunq in Gan
Suau, an Der 8ertreter Bpm 65Staot.
aetnelnoen in BortDrieD teilnebmen,
bat beihluHen, ben &onereB nm
erlnolibe 8~erdnoeruna in Der Ser.
tpaltung Der Sniel gu bitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
Sem x,unaer.ope name,

8, 5. Sect BON @oneorO, SEP, i@reibt,
baB ct in Gelge elmer ent5inoeten 9bers
lippe 20 Sabre lang bic l9redli9iten
S9merSen erouloete unb taum eiIen
tonnte. 8udlen's Grnica Galbe bat i'm
furiert. gu baben bel S &alteDer &
SObn, SEQ. S. S. S6mibt Gig. unb
NoOlf 9reiB. Nur Is @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
gGQltde Sourtfen s6Iatwaaeu

nab Californian, ebenlo nad ct.
9ouis nia 3eras & Bacific : Balm
obne 8ehiel. Shreibt an iraeno
eiften 9idet Ioenten tpegen oieles
neuen 9ienftes Dber on 6. g. Eur.
rer. General aiiagiersN 9ent, Dal.
(aS, 3era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

oSprp : SprmaIia' (Gimer &
9tmeno), lit als antiieptiibes 3abns
uno Munomaiier unibertroHen. Sn
allen Npotheten au haben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

Mrbeit seiudt' Gin erit tiiralih
einaepanoerter Dentifer. iu@t BE-
lbditiguna als zimmerman. Gu.
ter Sahmann. Bite su aoreifteren:
@eprae 2biemann, Shers Statipn,
9egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

8unoeslenator Witdael 1T 81
feds Monaten 3ubtbaus uno Bah.
lung por $1,000 rerurteilt mproer.
- Die 8abl Der bel Der @rploiion
auf Dem Bennington" ums 2eben
a%etummenen betrus SIS.
9as Nderbau : Departemert
piro einen r,euen 8eriht iiber oa8
biesidbriae gotton'I real berauSges
eeben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

8eiutt 5dulS' Saloon, Via.
mo : Bla5a. 5tets frildes Bier an
Rapf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

SIP ib unter tiibIem Sddher.
&or mir meinen SDue Star Beher,
Bin id] elm sufrieoner Wann,
8lid bic 8elt nit Narbiiht an.
DEM mas fam es ibbn'res eeben,
Nls elm redht beihaultb 9esen! =
User in Stub iein SDne star triuft.
Dem elm hoheS Sitter minttl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

20. 900 Nfer ihmaraer. iebr frudt.
barer Mesquite Booeu gu pertaufen,
unaefabr aebn Weilen BON gutuua
in Ga Sane County an Der Snterua.
tional Babn uno Nueces Miper ae.
leaen. Yreis bier BIS sehn 3ullar
per Mfer, elm DritteI 8aar, bas
iibrige amf 8ett. Dieies 2ano lift iehr
geeignet fir 8aummole uno Corn.
Setme So4meebel.
8teies aamS TIT bas bette @emiie,2ans
IN 9eSas.
Gin tdti9er Jartner Fam iebes
Sabr suel 0oer tlebrere Grnter aufd
bieiem 2anoe eraielen. @affer sur
8emaiierun9 1T i'm ueberHuB su bg.
ben. Nlfalfa. 8miebeln, Niiber,
WtelDnen uno Tomotos thinner, ubne
uiele Mlbe nit aroBem grfulg aeap.
gen ueroen. I'm meitere Nustunft
menoe man iih aefdaieft an
N,i8uit Werner, Qgent,
Seem Brnunfels. Teras.
6%eFerenSen:
Sirft Notional Bant.-
sSuoge Sobn Marbad.-
$. 3. @ruene.-Teu 8rauufels. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26

Srinf i'm aus, ben Grant Der 2abe,
l1nb per9iB BEN sroBeu S6mers.
&oitbar 1T @ambrinus' @abe,
BALKAN fir's serriR'ue Sers,
unb ila9 u luitis iein unb froh,
@p trinfe bas Some Star Nlamp,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-26
Gone Star 5tnnipride,

Sheint Die Suliionne beiB,
&ebre elm, tuo man tpeiB,
DoB in fibler &lauie bier,
9ieat am 3apf oas Sune Star Bier.
Zone Star Bier tut nabrlib alien
8eiien Meni6en gut 9efalen
unb elm Sober iasen mus,
3one Star 1T elm SDbsenuB.
@eh an 9ein Saepert frob unb friih,
Sausfrieoen bede Sir ben 9ii9,
9es Mbenbs iinge benin Gone Star fret,
EaR iiBer Sraum beideert Sir iei
Gum 5rinten, niebt gum @afen.
8aro ia oas Sier eribafen,
Drum freuet Gud boot bieier @pnn'
llno trinft, 10 niel SIR fbnnt, babon!
9as Spne Star 1T elm @bttertrant.
Stun tuiBt ourb fletB gen 9urft linn 9anf
SIN eanaen abt' ib bid, mein @las,
Sur ems taun ib an Dir niht ebren:
Sd ebre nibt an Dir mein @las,
9eB bu 10 leibt biit aus5uleeren.
8aum biit nit 3pne Star ou aefIut,
Sch ib ben 8ooen audi ihpn fuieber;
Mein 9urit, Der lit nod nibt setiGt,
Man flint bid tmmer, INNER mieber.
unb pies lit, tuas mir unredt ibeint,
9aB Surf un6 WtaB iib niht eereint.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
News from the Counties of the
Virginia Peninsula.
Charles City G. H

Charles City e. r., Va,
March 29.-The Board OF
supervisors convened on
Monday. March ~, to look
after the interest of the pub
tic roads and the working
thereof. Present were Jas.
f. Hubbard. chairman, Hen
~ Wariag, and j. ". Park
insOn. honorary members Oi
the board. After a long dis
cussiOn between themselves
and Geo. NJ. Walker, superin-
tendenr OF public roads, "a
was ordered that the county
treasurer. Mr.. e. l.. Bah
cock. pay over to Mr.. Walk
er the sum OF al. 900 to pur-
chase team, machinery, etc.
To work said roads. "Old
Mike had smiles all over
his beautiful face when the
check was handed him. II
is the right man in the righ
place.
Miss Grace Christian. the
beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. James Ill
Christian, was married yes
terdav evening to Mr.. II
Edmund Turner. The cere
mOny took place at 3 p. N
IN Grace Chapel church, al
Providence Forge and wa
performed toy the Rev. Mr.
Bennett in the presence of .
large number of friends.
After the ceremony Nj
and Mrs. Turner LETT for 4
bridal tour.
The wea ther is lOOkinl
nice lust now. The farmer
are doing the best they can
and the fishermen are tryinl
to do better. but catchin
very few shad.
The Rev. John NJ. Lamt
hur beloved Baptist mimi
ter. is very i'll. Old age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
New Sun Spots.

Another group OF sun spots has Ap-
peared on the eastern meridian They
cover an area OF possibly 5.ooo,COO0oO
square miles and are more active than
the great spots which appeared last
month. and which Gre breaking rp anC
disappearing beyond the central meEic
ian. These new spots are likely q
cause disturbances OF some importance
In the atmospheric conditions laSer. bu
il is too early 70 predict positively a
10 that.-Scientifc American.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
POINTS ABOUT ST PATRICK
Dut Nothing = .Ar-ing The . a Bens-
Hceat Act s5- y. h-ch - rs
Raan -,Ts- ~ q

His oRptismal aAme Is s4f- 20 hRv.
been Sucst says tse sSi'ada hia Rec
ord.
Little Ia known OF him.
He ~as born a. Ssmthur
Nemthur. Scotland. is nov Dunbar
ton.
Re was horn in $50 aud dice 10 4es.
His father was The deacon CRlpurn-
lus.
In AL Patrick WAS captured by the
Ptcts and solo into IreiGAu - = slave.
After six years he escaped .l.s slavery
and devoted himself 20 the con s-rsica OF
Ireland
Then he prepared for the priesthood,
entering upon his mission about 425.
IL was In the year al that as Wal
eonsecrafed a bishop.
OF his writings there were his con
fessions and an epistle.
One prominent authority saws thsi
the only thing actually kn0~E Of hin
IL that be existed
And not a word as % h.s gr-s est cesC
OK eneetsally nxing matters g. ne SOM
OF the Emerail Isle cannot sec snakes
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
Norway Notes.

Norway. March 29.-From
the following II would seem
wise for producers TO join
the Produce Exchange Co.
now o. 9lnizing at Williams
burg. Last summer a farm
er OF James City shipped TO
a commission man IN rich
mona sntue .aIiy potatoes
which solo lOr el 30 per bar
rel. He was charged iOr the
freight aud dtnyage per bar
tel - cents. commission ID
cents. leaving hIm q net re-
turn OF Sl.lU per barrel. Ac-
cDrding to ul~ ngureS i1 cost
him In actuai caSn aS fOl-
lows: Fertilizer 30. seed 10.
barrel ~. pickOI 10, bug
lpOiSOn %. i"Jal per bar
|rel 81. which ON that deal
lett him 10 "A barrel for the
4 lfiOW ILL., lflftl iti ~ A'AF -
and applying the poison,
not saying anything about
the use Ol his lanu, while the
commission man apprOprl-
aUed 10 himself 10 a barrel
for selling the potatoes. II
we're time the farmers or
ganlze.
Railr,ad ecu tactOI~ ur'
p looking over Tn, PROPOSED
new track betWee. this pluc'
and Diascund.
81 Two hOmesee6erS iron
Wisconsin arrived here las
s Tuesday.
s Mr. i. 4. kustad = ney
dwelling presentsa a neat an'
? pleasing appearance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
A MOST OsLloINo MAN.
Against Great Odds He Held opsn
the Storm Doors for an Ua-
grateful world.

Bulky packages under each axua
caused him an awkward struExie
against the strong resistance Of ne
stout pneumatic springs on ths storm
doors. The scene vas az the antrzncs
20 a crowded once building uptown.
relates the New York sun
he Vas an aged man. slightly built
bat very erect. Ills neck Nas wrapped
round and round with = huge aunaer
and hlz feet were sncaEcd in enormous
arctcs. although ne weather vas not
bal
With his clumsy burden ho s&ecaed-
Al In pushing out Just as \ yoGng
woman wished % pass in. He stood
aside with his shoulder against the
edge of the threatening door la order
% save hcl a. sha went through.
BEFORE ne could ste7 away another
young woman saliet b. Al ne AelA
the fncr for her also.
Suddenly here followed a long
/ string OF people isd by o. atouz nan.
aun,nr- rirl All messenger by.
! Patiently The aged rnan With tia IN
I cumberinE bundles Cluug to ths doOr.
I so hat no person wonld re s-rue4-
NOBODY I'm sight save hirl nod o
thanks or ackno~if rec pts rfreF
IA any way. sat 80. -. - ~
| le,e him
/ When last sen ~ 49, stiu hosal1s
the door While desCe-Etely tryin9 {.
. prevent his bundlss from tAIllnx
Maybe ne Is there yst
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
FASCINATING QUALITIES.
Convincing Method Employed - Aa
Prehi-toIie swain 70 Prove
DaaAsslis Wc-tAtr esa.

Are you SURE that h- loves ysa nss
Yourself alone"
The prehistoric maiden coyiy IA Aar
blushes behind az iohth yosRarua tAagA
bone that she vac dSftly muneAAn8.
says TIE New York sun
Why. yes papa she said.
What makes you LhAak that hs iO~oa
you sincerely? What proSf las Ae Eip~n
Of his arectiOnf"
See that bump on my hsaa. papaf''
said the prehistoric Juliet. with roman
tic feryOr. khat bump was caused BY q
love sonnet that hs hRt engraved on .
piece ot~asdstone which ne nrsd az me
was also bic by a eunsiforn BALLADS. q
roudeau 20 my beauty. and q levs soEg
all engraved on bits of rock"
But my child. 70 takes other aualisies
than tnose 70 make a slcesssfsai wife. .
said ,Se wise prehlsterSe papa what
reason caused him 60 fall In love with
you2"
oh, JacSsu says"-and pride
cleaned In the naideus eyes--hs says
that can stand n Beating bet;sr and csn
DO more work than any other girl ha
kno~s!"
Proud. indeed. VAS the prehistoric
father 20 know that ae had brought up
bis child properly for the nsnrfnoaiA.
market
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
WHO OWNED THE PEARL7
singular Suit Brought ~ Reataurant
Proprietor FOR 0e4R Found
In Oyster.

Ia the ander OF pear .n ar oyster
served Ia restaurant entitlet to lr. OF
does IL beione to lho propriclar OF the
restaurant The beach of tne lperior
court 60 Hamburg. Germany has takeu
the question lato ccnsldCration. states
the Washington star. The facts ls tolc
in court are that a lady beginning hor
dinner az . restaurant with o- sters bit
on something hard and took a pearl out
% her mouth she and her oonsort dis
cussed lts value. ah0 nnAlly before the
dinner ended the latter took tae pearl
90 a neighboring ieweier who o1Cred
aim $500 for Il. The man refused 10
accept his amount and said the pearl
vas the property Of q lady. The leweler
fl0lloRed him 60 the restAural and
offered the lady 1850. which ~as also
declined
The conversatlon attracted tee pro
prietors stten-oa. SIC lnqu "d lntc
the circumstences. claimed .a1 PEAR.
and the lsdy reluse4 Oh r.s s- Ip q
hlm The proprietor q the BE- suran
then brought suAt a-saiast thc iady
averring that the bones o., foNls And
shells by traditional custom are lett ol
customers OF 3 restaurant and are
| source OF prodt 20 the proprietor
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01

Catching Ash without hook. bait or
net may seem 70 iDis2ders siaOst an
impossioility. Such fishing may De seen
IN the Atlantic coast nightly. hear New
York. and a species OF the aEDy family
most succulent and toothsome 10 Sc
cured by the thousands durine the win
Ter season in this way. The iitIle frost
nsh come In near shore 20 feet 1T the
half tide. but the powerful rollers. catch
Ing them. toss them upon the sand
where they lie gaspfng and struggling
until q succeeding roller carries them
safely back into the icy green seas. un-
less some skiI,ful hand lifts tks little
frost nsa into a clam basket Mean
while barrels and baskets. beSs and
wagons innumerable ars being alled 20
oveTnowing ss wave after wave airgs
The tst urcn the sand.-E. Y. H.rsld.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
APOLOGY THAT WAS LOST
Absent -G&nded Professor Mas
Mistake in Tr~ing n +,
the Po1te.

The professor OF
minded ard full OF enl4.4..-4- c.
iaaO the sitting roOr1- s-.4.ss '>rr-.
Ma~lxine
What a beautiful woI-a- Trs RAJ
mort ia he cxciNioec. 4 havs Jest
lad a pleasant talk With her ia The book
store
HIS wife looked I'D froas hs- sewfrg.
John" she exclaimed. "~hcre a. your
collar"
Ihe professor ~ philosophy put his
hand 20 rs thrcAL 4 must have iefs =
a. the barber shop. Yes. that's a.
went % the barber shop. then 20 the
bookstore. Way" he eaced, ian.sly.
Mrs. RAYMOND would think Il very
careless of me 90 appear In public with
out nv collar. wouldn't shef-
Rather said his wife Perhaps
| you q better cali her up and tell her how
I it happened"
Exactiy said the professor.
The professor went 20 tb- telsphone.
Hello. central. hello Heuo-ls tnis
1 Mrs. Raymond Yesf We'll. really. 70
I was very stupid ~ me. Nrs. Rayr,oad.
but. you know. I hat been thinking of
something very important. Nnd quite
/ forgot my collar I--ohi--ahf-soosi-
I by"
The professor suddenly hung ID ths
receiver. He gave uttersnce - . mild
/ exclamation.
joint" exclaimed ais wife.
she say she hasn't beer oct Of tk'
house today" groaEed ths professor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-01
In After Years

Women are certainly chanspaoss
creatures" said tia wear Icckina
man.
What's tie sxpianst.on." asked lns
friend OF the family.
During ~ honeynoon." xnSwsrse
the wsa-y party ray wis declared
she could rot I've a day without me-
"well,~ qCeried the family friend
Only last weex. conttnaed the
ether, she triad 20 Get ma 90 snszre
my life for slo:osau sr isvsr.---