davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

8ertretung in Der Rational 9(Tem6lt
slt geben. Die Dablen fno auf Der
27 Ropember feitgeIeBt unb bic erftt
! SiBung Der neu erlpdblten 8olfsper.
fammlling ion am 10. 1ecem6er er.
Dtfnet tDer0en.
Der britiihe DdmpFer ,9(paldcbee"
coIlibirte in Der 9dhe nes 6afens bon
Bufung, China, nit Dem 8dmpFer
gYufhun" bon Der GbiRa Mlernantz
So, Der Iebtgendnnte 0ampFer puros
babel 10 tart beffdoiqt, oab er aui
ben @runb gerietb.
Rad elmer beim ,8erliner Suges
blatt" dus&iel eiHgetrofIsnen 5epeTde
iDtro Railer Bil6elm i'm 5ebruar cine
auf feds Dohen bere6Rete Wittels
meerfabrt dntreien uno BET oieier @e=
le9enbeit StoIien uno Dor allen Gonz
itautinopel 8eiuhe abitatten.
Wlit benz 8ampfer ,gmpreB pf
gbina" lit bic gtanribt eingeiroffeu.
oaB Der 8diier bon 5forsa georobt
babe, Selbitmorb 3u bessben. neil er
our6 Die BON Der britiIden Geqierung
Sorea gegeniiber eineenommene 5alz
tiIug bitter getduid]t Doroen rel. sSn
einem burh ben toredniIhen Mliniiter
fir auspdrtige Qlnqelegenbeitsn Dem
britiIflen 8otIhnfier in Seoul 3uqe=
iteLIteu Shreiben bei1perte iih Der
4oiIer bon sforeu bitter oariiber, oaB
in Dem auglosjdpanilheu @ertroq bic
llnabbdngigteit Rorea's audi niht nit
einerSilbe erfpdbnt lpprosn fei uno err
tldrte 3ugleib, pdB sr niemals 81 eli
mem llsbereintomlssn leine 3uItime
muHg geben iperns, in bem s5asdns
grotettorat iibsr 3ored anertdnnt
pirp. Giner Der 9rinseiiinnen am
foiierliChen 6of in Seoul foa er I'M
8srtrauen mitget6eilt baben, baB er
lieber Gift nebmen, ais feline 8reItige
IN aored rerlieren lpiir0e.
Der 8iIobauer grneitp gionoi bat
in 9erbinouug nit ieinem gro5eB gez
gen bic 3ruitees oes Mletropolitan
Gunitmuleums in glem BORT negen
Meigeruug, feline 8ruppe Die Su=
turnolien" dus3uI!elen, einen Brief
an oen ameritduilheH Staatsietretdr
@liiu Root geridtet. pelder als Qns
malt fir bic 5ruItees flJngirte. 8ionoi
iast in ieinem S1reiben, Il mDate
pom Setretdr 9foot einen 2ltt Der 9e
rshtioteit erbitteu. @r Ipridt bic
6oFfnung aus. Sstretdr 8opt ufros
einen grOBen Sieg iiber iih ielbit sr=
rtngen, inbem er ais StudtsletretGr
eos llrtheil in Bieoererpdgung 3ishs.
pelhes 9toHoi irrig uuo grauiem
uennt. 0a Hoot nic]t Idn9er Der 9lnz
mdft Ieiner 8eqRer unb oeshdlb nidlt
mebr ourd 8erufsriidiid)ten oebunoen.
fpuoern mi. elmer boheren uno eoiereH |
betraut iei. Der @jspdbrlei
itung oes offentlihen oSnterenes, 70
regt 8ionoi an, DaB Der Stdaisletre- |
tar ais alIeiniser Shitosric5ier 3piz |
iden ibm uuo Dem WluIeum fungirs, |
neil er nun Oermoge ieiner er6ubeneu |
Stelunq biz 8inee bon dnDsrem Sc |
aus anieben m0ge 9ionoi |
nir0. pie er bemertt, oiefen Spruh |
aIs enoeultiq dnnebmen.
Sin furhtbarer Suifun, Der Don 4
9eftigen Regeugiifsn begleitet mar,
Iuhte Die Smell @usm beim unb rid /
tste furdtbars 3sritorungeu an. Die
5tdbte agana unb 8iti Itdnben eine
3eit lang untgr Wufer uHD piele ges
5duoe iin0 3eritOrt noroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

--R FtullAilHutaDiBdBh Ger IGr=
tonelernte ergiebt nur $40 8uI6el auf
Den glfer I'M geralsid NIT ll0.4 i'm
Sabre 1864 uno 85.8 fitr Den W6nidb-
rigen 8urni6Ritt. Sie Qualitdt Der
@rnte bleibt oieles sSabr unter Dem
9urtIhnitt 3urid.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16


Die 8erIintr RGbtfT6s
S4uloeputation bat befhlofIen. aur
6proerung Der Bil3funpe in ben itdbtis
fhen S6ulsn beim llnerribt in Der
pfian5eRtunbs 8il3e in S6pfen al
Iiefern. Die 9il8e. 5und1it Die MIDI
tighten eBboren unb bic 3dGolifen,
folIen in Sppfen ge3oger unb ben 4ins
bern in ben berfbieoenen Stabien oes
BaChstbums in natura qeseiQt iperg
ben. oamit fie es faoH in Der Gd)ule
iernen, Die eBbaren ppn ben Ihdoli6en
81 unterF6eioen uno 6eim Suten nach
BlI8en es pernleioen. Den RaAipu6s
dus5ursiBen.
Sine Sci d id ts, pie elmer
erheben0en Morol niht .ntbehrt. uiro
aus Aten 6eridtst. Sin oortiqer
giedltsaniualt. Der in qldn3enoen Der
bdltnifen Iebte, muBte infolge elmer
ollnregelmdBigteit" in Der geI6dftsz
fiibrnng feline aan3lei in gDien nit
etner 8ei6leuniaung nerIaFen. Die qe
fpDbnlih ais Durdbrennerei beSeihnet
piro. Sn Reip Oort bpffte er .fih eine
neue Grilien5 oriinben 5u t0uuen. gr
erlebte iepoh cine @nitGuIdHno nad
Der anceren. SAT- pGlHo Don Mittsln
entblDBt. Der Yer3meiflunq na6e.
ftarrte er sines 1agea pns SGallfsnitsr
zines Supelierlaoens an, ais ion Der
GigeHtbiimer nes 9aoens su leiner
gr0Bten lleberraihung mt feinemga
men anipran. Die 4hplfognpmie pes
elegdnteu 9errH mar ibn betnnHt. Gs
3eigte iid1, oaB es Elm ebemdliaer Tje1
mdl, ben Der Hentsanpalt por sSa6ren
uneHtgeltlid) pertheioiet un0 mil Nlit-
teln sur lleberfabrt mad glmerifo aus
geitdttet bate. SSn 9lep 0ort bate
Der Widnn Damn e6rlidy qearbeitet uno
8erm0gen erp0rben. Gr nahm iich
jeBt ieine5 ebemaliasn QBohltbdters.
Der nun uuter abniiaeu 8to.naunosn
aber Das aroBe DaHer qef0mmen
mar, freuHbinaftIi6It an, enqaairte
ihnsfiir iein 6jelhGft ano peribaffte
ibm anoerpeitiqs Grmerbsgelegenbsi
ten. Ran GINGER 3sit mar oer9ledlts
anipdlt 10 lpeIt ran9irt, DAP er nit
elmer hilblGen @5el0iumme ndd1 Wisn
reifen tonnte. 9ier orbnete er bic per-
hdHgniBboLle .llnregslmaBigteit" III
pDller 3ufrieosnhei. Der geTbdDieten
Rlienten uno itellte iich NIT ben ge=
hnrosn ipieoer auf guten JnB. 70 baB
er Ieine aiidreiIe noh 2tmerifo in nors
nialsm Tempo beiDsrtitslliasH tonntt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Waht SUD ui9t bel Den engIiIhen
glerts gum 6isgeniianos bes Spottes.
Ser aaufmann ihdbt Oann ben @sri
Der oeutiAen Sprabe uno mus beuifbe
@lerts anItelleu. Eaourh TIT guh uno
@uren 9inbeyn aebolfen uno, nsnn lie
stuei SpradeH fpreben. Dsroienen lie
oOppelt 10 Diel.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

98enn Sbr idledt enslifb fprebt,
Oann blamirt Sud nidt uub renet
Cure Wiutteriprahs SeionOers, ipenn
Sbr in ben @sfhoftsbduisrn stlpas
tauft, 70 berlan9t eiuen oeutgasa
GIeri.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Sn Der 8anfia9unostags go. Nou. J
8rDflamation bes prdfoenien 3ooie-
Delt beiinbet lih cine befonoers bemer=
ttnswerte Stelle. ine!he Dem Qsier llar
MAIDEN muB, siaen ME Ielien griif Der
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

grdlioent on ben nationaleH Sheen bat,
28ir ieben in bequemeren uno reihe.
rem 3eiten, als unIere WorIa6ren. uno
bod lino bic @efabren, tueIhe beute
oenl nationalen 2eben brOben, geraoe
10 idmer mie in alten 3eiten. Der
prdiocnt beIbreibt bieie ndtionalen
8efabren tlar uuD riidfihtslos: Ole
6einoe, bon benen tDir beFreii al tpsr=
ben beten IOlltsn, liue unTere eiaeren
SeloeHIbafteH, @elulfe uno Sorbeiten
uno gegen lie ioaten mir INNER Qrieo
tubren. /" 2eis pieIe EurdIhnittsames
ritdner oieien Sag, Der 6oupiIahlit
Degen oer 5rutbabn. .N3ebelei cine 70
blutiae geriibmtbeit erlanqt BAT, i'm
9inne 8ooiebeli's, Der ben Raasl auf
Den aopf getroifsn sat, feiern tueroen?
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16
9aptfon 0onntn.

gtbau, Die Sumner t6nnen nift
seute genug betOmmen sum gorns
pfitfen. 8ie grnte 1T ausaeaethnet.
40 bls % guIbels per 9lfer. ur0 Die
QuaIitdt Iebr gut.-gin 6euer lit Der
ggObnung tiber s 5Srieoels gaoen bat
etnen ShaoeH BON mebreren buuoert
Dollars an9erlhtet, 0Da perIihert.-
Die Iogenonnte ,GornItauoensRranfs
belt" bat iib uuter oem 9in0pieb tn
Ote'er @egsuo pieoer ge8eiat. Cine
au3ahl Rtthe, tuelde in Elm 6elO oe=
lu6en rDOrOen tuaren. Ia peldem 6as
gorn eben 9epfiift uoroen mar. ainaen
an Der &raHtbsit so @run6e. Man
9laubt, ooB ole gornitau0en, meltbe
eintrodneH. sbe tie bon eiuem tiidtiaen
6gof berilbrt uuroen, eefa6rlider fir
oas 8ieb FHo. 3emnah Iteint es.
aLs OBJ ole Rdlte ben gebeimnispoQen
Rranfbeitsteim unIhdolih maht oosr
gdH3 Dernidtet. Wtan min bep6adltet
babeH, Dab in ben SSabren, In meIden
frhbseitig tiihtiger S5roIt auFtrat. Sie
&tdhtqelf 10 gun fDte tDIe gQs feline
Gpfer For6erte. Gorr
Rt. 8ernoR, Is. 9ob. 1906
grnit glarfs, meI6er in aor0 0a.
tota am EDpbus Itarb, muroe bon Iei=
ner U'utter na6 bier iiberfahrt uus
LeBten WiitDod auf oem 6rieo6ofe i'm
Union &ounibip beera5en @Ottlieb
Retmnig bon Siufoe bat Dee Senru
Herfel 6arm bon 800 4Ger tduFih
'rnorben.- 8ilie @oloammer miro in
Stidnep cine DirtIdaft uno Sohn
Barrett Elm Reitaurant er6fnen. n.-Saul
Sf9irIep miro nnd @aIbinqton ttser=
ieCeln; tuie mir b0ren. bat er bort
me grOBe 6alm 9etauft. - Sin
BreisitttBen finoet beute auf Der Sfarm
Deg Sulius 9eier ftatt. = 9luquIs 8er=
ting uiro am 10. feline neue Garm
,e3ielen. -@arl 9itmann, melher leB=
es Griihiabr in goncurs oeriet, BAT
ib nit ieineu 8ldubigern abgefun6en
mo bat iein 6eIddIt wieber er6THst.
WeIfphaIe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

/ Grfreut Sure Gngeb0rioen IN oel
alter Dsiulat unu ienoet linen sie
Na1rihiens 0erOlo".
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

sSn allen Stdoten Der Ser. Stdafen
msroen groBartige gammlunQen ber=
anfaltet ju @unlten Der unaIiiflihen
5uoen in RuBlano. Dele Samm=
lun9en lino teiuestpeqs ouT ole iiioiIhen
e'laubensgenOfen bei6rdntt. Me6rere
Berlnmmlungen Der beoeutenofen 9ers
treter oe5 5uoeutums baben oen grd-
lloenten gebeten, 81 guniten Ger ruff
lden 5uoen ein3ntreten, cine aHgelegen=
belt, ole iDegen ibrer oelifaten, interua=
ticnalen 9iatur bic ar6Bte 8orFht
feltens oes BrdIioenten Oerlanat. SIN
&uBldno ielblt III nod lange nidt Die
Gronung bergsitelIt un0 es Iol Elm
nener ejeneralltreit IN Scene oefekt
meroen, Inn u. u. audi eineu achtIttns
otgen arbeitstag eiuSufabren, cine 5ors
oerung, UelGer iib idmmtIihe Qrbeit=
aeber enti1lolien tpioeriegen uerben.
,5n Coena iDgen bic reihen Suoen.
lDelde bic golisei beiiehen tonnten
oerldont geblieben lein. sSn GoIen
oauert Die @dbrune ebeRfaas an uuo
1000 potniihe Stuoenten madien cine
orobenoe 8emDnltration eegen Die ruI=
lil1en un0 esuticbeu 6oniulate in
eemberg, ebe tie iibermdftiQt murSen.
5n aronfaot, benz ariegsbafen, brad
'lue Wleuterei aus, Die ebenfaus bepdl-
-igt Duroe un0 bic Meuterer tuureen
lugeblidb gum 5Doe 0srurteilt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Die lcanoaloien @ntbiiaungen iiber
Die Seri1len0srung Der gollcenQeIoer
ieitens Der groeen gerliherunosoeIell-
ihaftefi bat in Winpuri bic &irtuna
qebabt, oaB Ger StdatsDerliherunos=
agent Der Rem Yort giFe" Der eje=
lhafis6erediigung Inn Staaie entsoQ.
mrgegen Die GeieuinaIt iofOri einen
@ihbaltsbefehl erwirtte. Ter Nusqanq
oes Samples Miro BON meitggbenoer
gSirtlIng ieiH. sei Der llnteriuhuna
bes Jieiu Norfer leeisIatipen Gomites 1T
nun aud Die ; aRetropoliian 2iie" an
Ole sRelhe getommen uno niht belier
befunDen mor0en, sSie SabIte Gepub=
Iitanern nno 3emofratgn 6ampaQne=
beitr0ge, belt ihre olegislatipe 9igen=
ten, Die in perl1ieoenen Staaten
narbeitetsa" uno ben @eiellidaften
aiIeytei llnannshmIihfeiten lparten.
Who is next? gEanu piro 0ieier
Auginsital einmal sriinolih geidubsrt
merOen?
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16
siniae 5ebote far GeutI6e

Spreht oeutin in @urer 55amilie
uno su guren Rinoernl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

gSer licb ieiner Wutteriprane lddfnt.
ut eia eienoer 5repf, Der BON ben Ame-
tanern uno Ie0em anltduoigen Men-
ic9en nit &edt DeraAtet miro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Saltet itets Sure Mutteripra1e hoh
nno unterltiiBt sure oeutIhe 3eitungl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16
GoitoripIle StreifIid,ter

Die @rsat 4ort6ern 9abn trifft i'm
Staate auerlei 8erbeherungen. Il u.
bat lie DIE einfiibrung pon Shlafpas
gen 8tuiiben CT. Baul. .Winneapolis
nab aberoeeu une 0uron in ausfht
geltellt. Bon YanttDn nah ben 3mil=
lin9sIidoten lit bereits Der S6lafpagen-
oienit einaefiIbrt. 2luh ioll Die @reat
9tortberu 8abn lih nit eem @eoonten
traaen, cine Gusoehnune ibrer Sabn=
neBe I'M Staate III Wirtiamtelt treten
81 laiien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Sn Der IahbarIhaFt bon Gbance,
2. D. (8utte @ouatn iIt Die S1af=
Sutt bon 5abr su Sahr In bic 0Obc
gegan9en, trOb Der Shuieri9teiten iei-
tens Der @iehSiihter. Seiioem oas
Broiett elmer 8erbinouno mil oen 8lad
0ills tein 8raum mshr iit, DIE Chicago
q Nortbweltern gabn non gierre Uegt=
lIb bout uno oieWeillpauteebabn peltlid
bon Chamberlain aus uuo oaourb neue
8ronspOrtmsge un0 biLIige 6rahtraten
81 ben gtdrtten erm0eiidi. mlro Die
Sthai5ntt nod profitabler betrieben
merlen tonuen. Das 2ano in Sutte
6ountn luebielt at nit bartem 8oocn
nno meter rolienosr 8rairie, allein es
III ausse3eibnet fir Die SbaISu1t.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-16

Dab es 5om 2arulon nit ieinem
6elbSus 9sgen rie gerliberungs9eiea.
ihaften bitterer grnit if. gebt mobl am
belten aus ben GjelbIummen beroor,
loelhe ibm Der SpaB bis ieBt setohet
bat, 800. 600 lan9eu nibt, nm Die
Soften gu oefen, mas Der 9Oftoner 80r.
iegma:n fir oas al9emeine Bette oetan
bat. 9r fuht genug 4rories BON ben
nnSuTrieoenen BOliceinhabern 81 betom=
men, nm Die @ertuaItung Der 8eriites
rlln9s9eieuI6aFteu Oolig umSutrempeln
nno bat II. q. cine Eruderei genlietet,
nm ieine 6luglhriften bsr5ultellen uno
loIrtlnmere '9ropa9auna su MAIDEN.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13

That Might makes right" is a doc.
trine which has always been abhor.
rent to believers in republican form
OF government, and, indeed, to all who
revere human liberty and abstract jus.
tce. Any defense Of the doctrine
seems at first thought to be subversive
OF all ethical standards There is ev.
erywhere among civilized peoples a
growing tendency to apply to nations
| and governments the same moral rules
which have long been applied to indi-
viduals, and the result is, in the main,
to the benefit Of humanity. The proc
ess must not, however, be carried too
far, for then 1t develops narrowness
OF vision incompatible with the most
efficient craftsmanship. President
James B. Angel in his recent Phi Beta
Kappa Grafton at Harvard touched
upon some of the cases in which ma
tions cannot be governed by the ethics
Of individuals and in which, in some
sense, might does make right. To
most Americans the European con-
cert" represents the perpetuation of in
justice. yet broader view presents it
In a different light. Let it be recog-
nized that the concert" has kept the
Sultan of Turkey on his throne, and
has failed to punish his misdeeds; that
1t has not given to Greece all that 1t
desired or deserved, and that It has
done or left undone other things the
omission or performance of which
would better have satisfied the univer-
sal sense Of justice. Yet 1t must also
be recognized that 1t has preserved
the peace Of Europe, and so performed
service Of transcendent justice. In
America the Monroe doctrine involves
the use Of power similar to that which
the European concert exercises In the
other hemisphere. By what right shall
the United States decide what Euro
pean nations may do with the indepen-
dent governments in South America {?
The answer is, by the right of eighty
or ninety millions of people to Judge
more wisely than ten or twenty mil
lions and to plan more surely for the
general welfare Of all. This Is the
doctrine Of the will Of the majority.
upon which all republics rest. Hereto
fore 1t has been applied only to the
people Of one city or State or nation
Now 1t Is beginning to be regarded in
the light Of its applicability to the
community Of nations.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13
The Blue Lobster

rs 1t losing color?" asked a visitor
at the Aquarium Of one of the attend
ants, referring to the blue lobster.
which seemed to him to be losing its
color.
NO" was the answer ut simply
needs busting Off. That dark color on
its back Is caused by fine, velvet-like
marine vegetation that has settled
there out of the waters Of the tank
and had chance to grow and sprea
because the lobster here cannot well
keep itself clean.
Plenty Of Holsters have been can.
tured with barnacles growing on
them, attaching to them Just as bar
nacles attach and grow on turtles and
on ships, and plenty Of Holsters have
been taken with marine vegetation at
tached to and growing on them. I
knew OF an old lobster, weighing sbout
twenty-five pounds, that had attached
to it. growing in this manner when If
was captured. sea grass two and a
half or three feet long.
But Holsters with such growth on
them would be most likely to be found
on rocky bottoms; on sandy bottoms
Holsters are likely TO keep themselves
clean.
III this blue lobster was free and on
sandy bottom, 1t would bury itself
IN the sand and rub itself in it. as a
chicken rubs and wallows in the dust
and so keep its shell smooth and free
from growths. But we couldn't give
this lobster sand here, because II we
did It would keep itself out OF sight
more or less, and we keep It here to
be seen.
NO. the blue lobster is all right: ell
IT needs is a little grooming."-New
York Sun.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13
WONDERFUL ISLE or PINES
It Ii Declared to Be the Garden Spot
ofWestern Hemisphere.

It Is Declared to Be the Garden Spot
Of Western Hemisphere.
r. G. Symes Of New Orleans dropped
into the Cotton Exchange for a few
moments the other day, says the Hous-
ton Post. II have just returned from
the Isle of Pines," he said, "and there
is no doubt about Its being the garden
spot Of the western hemisphere. II
lies something like sixty miles south
Of Cuba and up to six years ago the
people Of this country had scarcely
ever heard Of 1t. Now 1t is rapidly de-
veloping into the greatest resort al
most to the south of US. Before we
Americans heard Of it, it had become
the sanitarium Of the Cubans, for 1t il
literally covered with the finest min
eral springs in the world. Its future
possibilities are absolutely illimitable
In many ways. But 1t is the fruit gar
den Of the tropics. Citrus fruits are at
home there and oranges grow wild and
In the greatest profusion, and owing
to the unreliability of the crops else
where / am firmly convinced that the
time Is at hand when It Is going to be
one Of the biggest factors In the orange
supply Of the country. The transfor-
nations taking place there are also
little short Of wonderful. About six or
seven years ago the half-million square
acres Of the island belonged to the
Spaniards, but to-day nearly every bit
Of 1t has passed to American control. I
can also see trouble brewing in that
quarter perhaps Of serious sort, for
the Americans there unhesitatingly as
sert that title to 1t did not pass to Cuba
at the close Of the Spanish war, but
that Ii is the property of The United
States. The people in control there
want no Cuban proprietorship and are
disposed to resist any claims in that
direction. They say the island is of
right the property Of the United States,
and that the latter must assert sover-
eighty, and II such does not come pref
ty soon there is every prospect Of the
neatest sort Of little scrimmage in
that locality. The trouble is perhaps
more serious than many imagine, for
the Americans who own the lands are
among the most influential sort in this
country and they are dead sure to
bring such pressure to bear upon some
administration as will compel the rec
ogniton Of their claims. For my part
don't know Of better piece Of
ground above which to float forever
the stars and stripes than the Isle Of
Pines. 1t is to-day the richest piece
Of ground, size considered, in the civil
lied world, and millions are destined
to be made right there"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13
THE WEDDING DIRECTOR.
Boston Woman a Pioneer In New Occu-
patton for Women.

Boston Woman a Pioneer In New Occu-
patton for Women.
A wideawake woman In Boston has
found new outlet for woman's activ-
ity by taking charge of weddings, ac-
cording to the New York Tribune. On
the day Of the marriage ceremony the
bride and the brides mother are gen.
orally too busy and too tired to give
much attention to the management Of
details. AS a helper in this household
emergency the wedding director fills a
long felt want The name Of this plo-
neer Is Mrs. Nellie Blif1ns and she
lives with her husband and daughter
on Boston's aristocratic Beacon street.
Mrs. Brifins' method is to get to the
house early and to give her first atten-
ton to the trousseau. She sees to il
that the dress, gloves and slippers are
just right. She then takes charge Of
the packing. The bride eats her lunch
con in comfort, knowing that every
thing she needs will be in her bags and
trunks, carefully inventoried in a little
book as to its precise location.
Mrs. Brifflns is at the church door
before the marriage ceremony, to give
the last touches to the brides gown
before the bride enters the church. The
girls mother is even saved from hay-
ing to see that the rooms are put In
order after the newly welded wife has
gone on her wedding tour. Mrs. Bllf-
fins attends to all that.
The value Of the work Of the we'd
ding director is best attested by the
popularity it has attained. Most of
her business, Mrs. Blifilns says, comes
indirectly. 1t has grown on the prin-
ciple Of an advertisement Of a certain
merchant some years ago: "If YOU
don't like It, tell me; II you do like IT.
tell others"
At first many people were inclined
to pooh-pooh the idea Of a wedding di-
rector. To-day, however, they have
learned that even to run a wedding
properly takes some expert knowledge.
Mrs. Bliffins is student of design and
decorative art, as we'll as Of the chang
ing fashions. Frequent visits to New
York, and occasional ones to Paris en-
able her to bring back ideas Of how
they manage these things In other
places. But more valuable yet are the
many suggestions her woman's wit and
her woman's taste enable her to add to
the convenience or the beauty Of the
wedding.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13
THE FORGIVENESS OF SINS.
by Rev. John Wnfxon, I'Ian Mc

BY Rev. John Watson. t'Ian hcLaren." 4"
And he said unto her, thy sins are
forgiven. Luke I: As.
II believe in the forgiveness OF
SINS said monk to Martin Luther
and the words were the beginning OF
the great reformer's life work. And
from which to go forward to live
for each they are the starting point
purely and strongly. When Il man has
settled affairs with God, he is free
from immense hindrances from every
fear; when man has come to terms
with Almighty God there is no one
he need fear in this world nor In that
which is to come.
1t is a good thing for us to remem-
Der that sin is Its own punishment
Our fathers saw God as Interfering at
every turn OF life and almost controll-
ing every detail: we realize ourselves
as In the grip Of laws which are act
ing upon our life. But after all, 1t is
the same thing. For law requires a
lawglver, and a lawgiver will act ac-
cording TO certain things which we
call laws. And this scientific attitude
helps "a also. Tho conception Of sin
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13

Every once In a while there is a
quarrel among the managers of some
great enterprise-railway manufactur.
Ing, life insurance. And in the strug-
gle the door is pushed open and the
public has a glimpse OF what is going
on behind-bribery funds for public
officials, salaries OF enormous size to
parasites, stock jobbing, gambling,
swindles on the public. At the shout
OF dismay and horror from the public
the Quarrelers grow SILENT cease their
struggling, hastily draw the door TO-
And presently, on the marble steps,
appears SNUG, suave gentleman, a
"bulwark" Of society, and he eloquent.
ly explains to the public that it really
Is mistaken in thinking 1t saw things
more like the doings in a den of thieves
than In great financial institution" "
Some day the SNUG gentleman will be
panied by the discovery that he is NO
longer believed.