davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
5tnrn 1akntn.
N.auscl paa arbciScre. 5armer

Nanscl paa IrbciScre. 5armerne
poa iorificaiGe SteSer i Staten be-
gpnGer at irpgtc for, at Der I'll bltpe
@taraeI paa Grbeibere ior SnSbelt'
ningcn. Ser bp99es Sernbaner ouer
belle 8citeL % Oct Tiger ell Sfnre
arbeiocre; Ell itcr WtGn9Oe refer I'll
Son Iruuci&co, buOr Der tr9ngeS Iaa
mango a%rbCi0crc; Ser er ioaet mere
2orn / Mortb Gufuta ioar END no8ell'
itnOc ier, % Ell SGrifore al Grbet'
Scre pil trunges. Nanae 6urmcre or
oIlcreoc on JIG citer 'SeItiolt.
3pe Spcr. - @ptomtogcrtcn for
Soo49oueu nar iibite llae ghnot
for at tjpbe Sor0 I'll me 9per long$
Scn 2iuie, iom M bpgge& p%eItoper
oerirU. San erbolOt Sfisoer Tor fire
2un0itpffcr, hporpnn Der tTnfeS or'
loat @pcr; Ell al otSie bar uTr oct
rorheItligc Nisrne ii Sort @ertboIN'
Sr6ioucrrcirrputiou. SnIg AZ @p8'
eCtomtcr / SiSic @yer Ifnl bolNe&
SQtli. OF mnn oeuter, Dc Ctl blIne az
flor @ctpNniug for &nnNcIen / @drS
20 g9iuiamS GorWtpCr.
linn 3racr. - Ironf @htuicr, eli
t5-Anr$ Banmcl Gut. 0rrbte icrle'
sen en @iorn / Roaette County uco
@Iorpciue. @ierncn bIcr icet / Ell
Nucocager. % Gormcruc or8oliic'
rcNc liz til &o9t, llngc Ritnicr REQ
poa cit Gonp 90 bupOe ct So8IGeopr.
San ifisS 8ipruen mGN bette, men
Get opirreSe Sen bare. % bcu iotte e.
ter @utten; ban REQ al Gle SioienS
&rGftcr. fcu ira Den % lit lat | Ell
Riae. Sau ifieo otter poa @isrnen co
iaarcOc bcu, men Samien iatte pnalp
eitcr BAN, men ialot ttlItSlt ON %
Seoe al lit Soor.
liluffe / llpcir. - On una Wano
REQ Harn Sermau Sericrt, iom Doe
Sc paa i'm &omeitca6 ueo 9oblS
Rana uoroenior @iniitcn. nj iorri9e
llae lin Rpg brGtfet og loo hele ssnt'
ten noe i oer irpatclisite Siuo % ct
eicnSe 8eau. San par aIeue | lin
Sutte, 90 Stormeu beapnote, 90 bloc
NIT gau no FOR at rare iiffer; ban oar
life tcmmen til 9sren, isr Siuoen
iog Sptter OF nplteSe Den on Here
Guuo>: Soueu, ionl bar | Soften.
rlgo faitct moo Seriert iaa roloicnt.
. It bans &pG bIeO brGtfet % ban bIco
taItet no, oa Sptteu ~reiite. San for.
ieate at fomme ia bort til ben onl.
rulteSc Spite, men bar life iltano
! eertil; iortpiIct loaSe ban Tia iii at
%. oa bcloisuis CT Gopbop ON Dior.
: gcnen tom ira 4anhen oa tit ie BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
q

SaalifaSc. Gn ioriGrOeIig Sogl'
itGrm for opcr San RiperoaIen for.
rige GirSSo9 gfteiL % poo ii Wiutt,
ter aicrSc oen Sfobe ior Sitierber al
Collars poo Iplilmen. Reenet fol0.
iomtioi9 nte0 &NgIct / Stremme.
Wiis Slara y. @iibcrtipn og ..
=. EorSbp ira @aglcn Rinn, bIeo
icueOcu tag G~pteuieoc | ben norIf'
IutbcrItc airfe | 9Iocf Rtper SAILS.
@rpIllppet hclbteS i @rlbeuS 6or.
9Iorc$ Siem / iibitnGpute @p.
Toimcitrr @au Irtsr / 9tep Hid)'
mono har ira &ongrcSmarb Senfins
iaoct l~luberretuirg ont, at ct fulo'
itUubigt Gountpipitcm for fri 2eoe.
ring al &oit pao SonNet oil Blue iub.
feut / Ct. Sroir County ben 15be
Iuguit. Gctte blipcr set ferite iulb.
itrpSigc Goilrtpipitem / ben noroIise
Gel al Staten.
liifpIois @aub / SGuaiel. - Sor
roget oucr et Nar iiOeu buep W. 6.
Suller OF Y. $. @Ciiou fuuoue ifpl.
bige / at bapc hrrbt CT gammcIt g@g.
tepor i 9Iocf Gorth % bleo .Ssutt til
StatSiGuailet paa SiuStio. Sorriss
llsc behe 9citau, % iSr han
be0e, tilitob han at han aIcne
hesif Worbet, o. at S,,IIcr par uifpI'
dig, Ger gieres IN Sor1sg paa at
iaa SiiIler benaaoet.
StuffarS @arn. - ScIrtera 50,
ccbion en- ~iireaars aau1mel Satter til
gRr. on MrS. Ole Sacobiou. iom Dor
IRE 9eiI eitcUfor Cumberland. bIeo
forriae SirSoags aften iISe, ia maa.
tie beoelig iorbrpuot. MrS. Sacob-
Jon bopbc int en- @rpte uteo foaenoe
Sauce no paa &erau0acn for at al.
fjeIe ben, On Schnena fom berben,
trillcnoc pna en- Snrucpoau. Sul
rGltebe @rnten az @crnnoaen o.
ialot mco Oct ioume lelp, ion al burl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03

III al oen bebe Gauce opcr iig. Sell
bertoes penitre SIDE blep iao Hem
foIoef, at Barnet er / en- meget inner
tefuIo 90 fritiif 5aitano.
Gsrfstise 3pbe. - Mspere brss
iig forIeoen Mften in5 | TanoIugs
8. g. Sulipnns acntor % ffiaI er
bel Del Sub 90 anoet, fom er nse.
benoigt for en- GonSIGge, iornt bans
@uloubr. SlIipan par aloffcn ii
ON Ratten inoe paa &ontoret for al
faa lit llbr, men bet bar Der life, og
ban troebe, bnn bapSe Iagt oct igiel
bjenme. @9fte Worsen merfeoe bon
fit Cab. 9pbene bopoe aabnet Dsren
mcb en- Nsslc og oiIadfct ben igien
meget gobt, oa De aif.
Gnsrebct af en- 8anpe. 60.
Ruaitiit | Superior bar npIig neo
9abam % ftffebe og ina ba en- San.
peitnge, iom ban latte efter for at
fatge; ben frcb in6 | ct Sui, og
8nauiit CAB fig til at CRAZE ben no.
SmibIertib tom photographer Iiitis
bogfra, boppeoe op paa Ruauiits
RDg 90 begpi6te Of hore bam; ban
freq ON SiRIp, men % ban bar ole.
ne, moatte BON biGlpe fig ieIo. San
Boppeoe meb @olrpen poa Hpggeu
neo | Slober, % @aiipen Hop bam
og fom iIan6 igien. Smiolertio bar
Rnauiits Seoioger fonurten til, og
ban ifisb @anpen, men llngen fit De
life fat /.
GgnncbIag. Zen pRrite Sorben
% Spnilo, man Por bapt paa mango
gar, for forriee Sirsbags @ften oper
Gbetef og Smegn. 2pnet Hog neb /
". 5. 9uuins ; oct fom efter Sfor.
itenspiben neo | 9agligftlier, bpor
Mr. og Wrs. Babin, beres Ssn og
9otter % Miis 0orotbp Slocum
ico; bet ren op @ulpet, rep 9iae6er
neo Of @Ggaene og ebelagbe 9lait.
riraen. StraaIen gif no eiernem
SeIefonen. Mr. @apin bar bolbt
paa at iPtte inS e[eftriif 2ps | gpen,
og mani tror, at ban er iaa fulb al
@leftricitet, at Oct bar oct, ion traf
2pnet til fig - Ell 5eori, iom man
forsprigt piitrtof fan iRtte ct Spsrgs.
maalstegn peb.
Sloiager. - Mprs man bolot pna
at grape opSorben for at IGgge ct npt
Scrtntg / 5rempealeau, opbaeebe
Bright en- S~ierneifal | Sor.
Den; ban grop Irngere neb % fanot
ogiaa 3psraben Of ct Renneife. Wan
tror, oct er 2%eoniuger at en- itiebban.
lia itor Sllbianer eller af be iaafalote
iorbiitoriife "WoumO guilberS". Zen
iibite Seori err melt antageIie, ga ar.
llnberie9elier ipres at Be-
Den. Mou farbt ogiaa flere
al Sten, en- 2eropn, iom
bar bel beoaret, flere Stenpaabett,
gileoober, en- StenSr % ilere Sten.
Marge er blepet iaa interes.
at De bar be9pnbt at grape
bare for at faa fat / bisie for.
btItoriife SGbiager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03

Scrfert blcp bragt til &olpitaIct
Biailton. 90 20gerne tiger, ban fnr
Iepe, men bet er muIist, at ban ifft
mere bill bIirc iitano til at gaa. tSar
er 20 Var CANNED og TOM fra Win,
|neiota; bans Gor9I0re Dor | Nidi.
gan.
@itit bier tIg. - Som sseIae al
Oct meget Regn meIoes fra ritanae
Steoer ! StateuL at ben robe Mnit pi.
Ter iia pna aornet. 5armerne er iffe
!aeget r9o for bette, beriom bet life
nopifler fig til tort @uit, men Del
reooarenbe resnfuloe % ifpebe 8eir
leoer ofte BERTH, mems bIanft % Hart
8eir biGlper til at bripe 3uiien bort.
aarsitbiieterne nbenfor 3eo Riperoo.
len bar albria pRret beore eno iaar,
men 8eiret fra M al til Soften er
natirIigpis Of flor 8igtiebeb. Mall
tror, at Soften piI blipe Iiot ienere
iaor.
5nlo @est forianses. Sure 5ooS
Commissioner 2abb bar ofientlig.
Giort ct Sbar til ct GirfitI9re, ion
Rem gorf Stote Canned Goods as-
icciation ienote no, bpori oct beo, at
6oreningen life piloe isse mere Gan.
hel | Stater, bpor bet fr9pebes, at
ben fulbe 8est ifuloe trpffes paa
gefen. Rortb Gafotas SOB er meoet
I!reng poa bet Biuft, % oct err aon1-
misipr Sabos Seniiet at lie 2open
giennemfsrt. San fan life ie nogen
8runS mob at trpffe Den rette @egt
paa seifen, oeriom Sirmaet life biz
beorage SoIf; ban sisr SammenIig.
ming melein 8arerne | 1902 % 1905
og bier, at Golf bet iioite aor fit me.
Get mere emo ct isrite. San ienber
cgiaa 9eieS til aompanier ON, at
neola9te Saaer, iom iubebolber Sac'
Garin os glegprIoer, bill bIioe iioe.
liiffebe al Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
5fliunrTntu.

Charles u. auScrIou / Snia, en- al
8ionecrerne / @ooobuc GolIntp, osoe
ii6fte SnSSag al Sierteipaoon.
u. y. Spbniun i Spring @nIlcp
beoe iorrige llge. San bar 90 War
samnreI % bar Ell al Be Gloite Sctt'
Iere / SiIhuore Gcuutp.
Iiis guua Glen, Gattcr al Count
tpauoitor 2ien / 8ocobie Gountp,
bIeo itblte SnsSogS gitcn psteuict
meb gbrporS 9iS6erg. @rpluppet
boIbtes / @ruberts Silent / &eO 8in9.
y. 6. ellington, en- bel tieuSt
aorrbauSler / Aibbp, oebe OcriteoS
iibite SnsDaa. San par ucl ficnSt |
Sttertoa 6olmtp % boebe eli SID |
SersllS Sails. San bar 30 Gor CANT
mel.
Yutuu auocriuu | Belle Greet
@ooHbue Goliutp, font ii0ite OuSoag
oloprIig tiITfoSe oeo, at bans $eitc
LIB Isbif. Dc bar uu1e Seller % blep
ftrGnrt al nOeIe Sunoe, iom 9ieeSe
itert4.
@cit Smcaoabl Creamery TSioeia'
fiuu oil uofsre Ct 0fcicri / Gomirru,
groluu Golmtp, / Sommer % bar
qipct Gnberion & An0criou / Ct.
Sames Gortraft paa Opferclicn al
&pgnineen for $4,000.
Supteiu g. g. &eliun / Srpotonno,
en- al Be GIoite SettIere / Steele 60.
% en- OFFICER ira &orgertrigeu, CT
oluorIi0 ina. San cr gic0Icm al NeI.
iou Rercantile COMPANY. iom cicr
Here 8lrttfer / sen irubrc Gel al Sta
ten.
Sons 6. EIiur, en- 2lrbciber /
@attlc Cafe, iuSGap ii0itc 2orsbGB
Inieanirg ON &onfllrs til Sen ioOc'
role 8ct / Serqus Tou&. &aG& Nf'
tina upaiueS til $3.50. al bullet
1926 er 4siuruucepoIicCr, % hans
8asIina til SI1t5.95.
Rartiu ;. 3cliou bIcp iiOitc &orS.
BAG GptC0iet meo Gina QfuI6cR. Qat.
Ter al @ountp Surpeuor 0foI0Cr :
SticrtuiL Gountu, % 8rdbucut ira
&eIfolcu. 8ic.ien uoiertes / Sions
rorit.lut6er7fe Strife / iScrau5 Sails,
% iii &rpalppCt, Der hoIbtes hos
&rubcrs TorGIore, oar omtrent 100
@ieiter iHbbubHe.
Gltgnct sipr Stuoc. - ara GIf ri.
her bcrcttes, al He1nct iiSitc llae
giOrSC itor Sfooe poG aolinQcn runot
Buffalo. R0HticCllo oa ct. 0tihoel i
Srigbt Gouttp. Mnu9e Iarmc CT
unSer FRO Ter Sommer til Here fScS
gnuO. &unb itoar paa @arfen MI
buor man aISrt9 bar feet Oct isr.
StiQiugen er meget betunte!ig for
mango 6armerc ser / SHlegucn.
50 Srgiluppcr. &olter 6. Saut,
aSiiitereHOe ausierer / 3ooO Safe
8auf, bleu iorIe0eH Gag GSteuict
me9 Bertha Sobuiou i @roRite SAILS,
% famine Gag bIep 8oitor s. y.
SieloitoS iammeiteoS gBtepiet iii en-
anoen Bertha Sohrion. 9egge 9ru'
ben bnr iarrne stnun % beaae or
8ruouenter ira Seiffolen i Grmitc
SAILS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
mynuttas.
sSra SbcNcunc me00el

Sra GheNcune m~eo0cIes, at CT
Storm iibite GorSbag blGite ooeren'
De II Serubmepoanc peo @eir, en-
lioeu Citation Gtcnfor g6epennr.
8ognene bril8teS til Spbolbsiteo for
i~opunciiife Serrbanearbeibere, % 20
IrbciOere fnm tlifooe, ipp al bent
mogct aIporIig. %irben bIGIte ogiao
teo mango SeI9rofitoIper % aiorbe
orocu SfaSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
Sarncai,.gihIiptef. anb,lS paa

.Viblipfcf. Mnbiio poc
Spfsrelien al Gdrnegies gibliotefs'
bnsriiig / Iontepioeo nabneoeS iioitc
Snsbaa, os oet innbies, at be alt
rar inoenfor $4,000 @rGnien. gpg'
nineer ifaI opisreS af Rnriten mel
ID Sten pna Sisrnerne % runoi
SinSuerne o. ifal bare fGroie bed
aarets llbsong.
Srsorcnc Miago, &c befienbte 2G.
ger / Rodeiter, bar ifiPnfet gpen ct
Stpffe 2onb ina tort iom ct 8nartai
% $1,000 | fontout til ltolGggelie al
en- Bart pan College Sin, ioIn ifol
faIoes observatory Bari. Sc TO SG.
ger bnr iast, at bette fiut or en- Del
al, boao &c tGrfer paa at aisre for At
Gisre Godeiter til en- al De ifisnneiie
@per 7 Statcn.
Gridipn & Sinitrpms 9utif | 8en.
nod, aanbipubi eount9, blen Selpis
9Neiagt al Ibebraub iibite 6rebag.
@rocerinibeIingen blep sbelagt og
Irp @oobS.afoeIineen meset beIfaSi.
get al Reg. @iqmars 9ranSpGien
blep falSt tiibjrIp, % Sloen bolotes
inbenior GDguirgeu. Sabet bGtfes
Iaf $4,000 Isiurance. 8pSningen til
bsrer u. genion, iom isr benptteoe
Sen.
Stpr SfibslaSnina. - 8ittsburg
3ompIfibsforpnnis Sfib, IS. Gier.
pont Worsau", ofgif iiSite 3orsoag
ira emo Sarbors meo en- Saontng
paa II 1853 Cons Sernerts til Safe
eric. Zen roititsrite 2abning al
oct Clogs dfgif iiior meo iamme
aomponis Glib "G. s. Gorep" ira
aiblanS til Chicago; bet babe ON
borS 10,629 Cons. IS, 3. Wtor'
gan" cr oct isrite al aompaniets 800
5oSs Sfibe, og oct giorbe i'm 'srIte
2lr for noeIe Tiger iiOen fra Gsca.
nnba iii Chicago nteo en- 1924
Cons 2abning.
Gpnet fog iorleoen Gog neo | 5.
2. Sanois' GUS | Ntelroie, men bell
tiapis fom ingen pibere tiIifaoe. Spn'
itraalen gif neb SforiteuSpiben, filr.
tie ole 8in6uer | ct 8prelie | anScn
@tage, SeIte iig iaa % rep Sui Beg
aeue pao bier SIDE / ct anoet 8prelle
% req no WellemuGegen melien TO
99reIier. go Sobnion, iom ioo paa
en- StoI / ct @9rclie | an6en Gto8e,
bIep nuqet rpitet al 2pnet. @iliam
2atSfe Iaa paa en- Seng | nGite @p'
relic fun noale SOB ira oct Steo,
bpor 9pnet off sienuem 89ggen, mer,
6an blcp uifabt. SGreliernc | tsrIte
Gtagc, bpor 2auois' SauiIie par,
bIep life beifabiBet.
Niuueiuta Siitrift al ben tpife
WiBiouri Spnooe bolbt iicite llge
garSmsSe | Nep Him. Der bar SO
8reIter, 1rofeSiorer % StclelRrere
"a DO Observation-Disclosures tltiteoe.
Ere @enigbeoer, fire 8reIter % tire
SfoleIGrere bIeo opta9ne / Samfun'
het. Observation-Disclosures oreieoe Jig
ON "bcu Iut9erIfe airfeS 8orbolb til
sc benmeIige ScIifdbcr" mco 8aitor
81. @inter ira Ioufato iom &eferent.
Spnooen tog beitent StanSprnft
moo 2oqen. aosiereren u. @unolof
al glpiiau rapportereoe, at Diitrtf'
tets SnStpgter for aaret oar ooer
$t5. 600 % llbgiiterne life htlSt
$14 900, % at Der par omtrent
81 800 / auSien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03

Sriller os 9ursnetter ts.s gs shisibfS,s S str;:
rlsr ltiie pIstsretl mee fsritrtIasfs ScripitepiIf @las
inetat tpr 800. De pill bare ~aaftpis. @eres genac
tlbeae. bericu 1e lite er tiIirebs. Rette or bet lam,
me Stag ION irlses for 81 snet IS, gsuo efter Rrspe
lpr RtHeae o. aata!oa, iom ieuess frit. ri rniter
Saigsmnae oa SaIesbamer iii at irIse til aisbmquS
% I'll 5orbrietre.
SMITH OPTICAL CO.
- Wholesale Dealers. -
Dept a. Mason City, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
DR.. jacob on Pasteurization.

From the New York Globe.
call it what you please. socialism or
otherwise. / believe the time will come"
says DR.. jacob. when even babies will be
considered entitled to live, and to live in
the enjoyment of health" The opinion OF
this physician regarding pasteurization OF
milk is testimony of the most weighty
character in favor of the practice 1t Is In
essential agreement with the views of DIR.
Park of the health board an interview with
whom was published in the Globe last
Tuesday.
One cannot but be impressed by the ia
vorable testimony of these two men. who,
by different roads. have arrived at the
same conclusion. DR.. jacob has for over
half century supervised and doctored all
sorts and conditions of babies. He is prob
ably on Visiting terms" with more infants
than any one else in the country. He has
persistently studied them. inside and out,
has tried all kinds of food and their delicate
stomachs. and worried for years over the
difficult problem of raising healthy baby
in city.
The conclusion he draws from these years
of experience is that preliminary pasteuri-
cation of all dow and medium-priced) milk
fed to city babies is imperative There are
supplies sold for from IL to IL cents
quart which approXimates to that ideal,
"a pure raw milk" but these are not for
the tenement babies. He points out the
fact that pasteuriZation kills most of the
germs of infectious disease with which milk
cess not little Importance In protecting
adults as well as babies from Infection
He admits that pasteuriZed milk has GER
tain defects, but believes that all danger
from these may be eliminated by proper
care and supervision. And he agrees with
DIR. Park in feeling that the many and
manifest advantages of such preliminary
heating so far outweigh its disadvantages
that the routine subsection OF the entire
milk supply, at least in summer, to such
treatment is eminenty desirable.
DIR. Jacobs statements give added point
to a complaint which we have repeatedly
expressed that the city authorities, VINO
have shown the way in other sanitary mat
ters. should be so slow in taking up the
question of milk pasteurizatlon: Ihere Is
ahsolutely 70 question that If through any
misadventure the Straus pasteurizing de-
pots were closed the city would be forced
Immediately to shoulder the work itself.
Common prudence and self-respect should
suggest the desirability of such action with
out such compulsion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Singing in Handouts.

From the Duluth News.
Only few days ago woman who had
never been In a police court was called as
a witness and saw for the first time the
daily grist of prisoners who are sent to the
Jail OF the workhouse. AS she sat In the
witness room she heard some singing-good
singing-and many Of the pieces were
hymns.
"Is there church near here?" she asked,
turning to one Of the officials.
mo; that singing is by the prisoners"
The visitor kept talking about the fact,
evidently much impressed that the poor
prisoners should feel like singing at such a
time. Soon after the van drove up to the
door and the choir began to file out to be
loaded for their trip to the jail The lady,
who sat near the window, saw the line, and,
turning to an official, remarked:
''There they are-handcuffed and singing
as If they were filled with joy!"
THAT is almost an everyday occurrence"
remarked the official.
1t is usually the old offenders that start
the singing in the corridors of the court.
They have been in the Jail previously and
there have learned some hymns during the
Sunday service or elsewhere. The singing
is contagious when they are packed closely
in the cells, and nearly every prisoner
joins in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Privilege Carried Too Far.
From the New York Times.

There are good reasons. of course. why
the immunities from ordinary legal proc
esses everywhere claimed by and accorded
to the diplomatic representatives of for
eign countries should be extended in some
degree to their subordinates and domestics,
but one cannot help wishing that a chauf-
feur who broke the speed laws Of England
had been allowed to incur the common PEN
alties of his misdemeanor instead of being
rescued from them by the announcement
that he was the servitor of the American
ambassador. Diplomatic immunities were
not devised to meet the cases of this kind
and such extension of them, If 1t were ever
necessary, is so no longer. The chauffeur.
II guilty, should have paid his fine or had 1t
paid for him, like other offenders of the
same sort. No doubt Mr.. Reid would have
preferred to have 1t So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Mellihuous Harmony.
From the Livingston Enterprise.

The concert given by the Gateway City
Band at its handsome new pavilion on ID
street Tuesday evening was worthy of the
attentive and critical hearing it received.
The mellif1uous harmony Of the music was
felt and appreciated by every auditor. The
beautiful melody Of some of the softer
strains brought memories Of the shyness of
beautiful maiden known and missed.
The triumphant crash of the crescendos
created energy and fostered high hopes.
The tender Groom of the saxophhones paint
ed pictures Of firesides and happy children
asleep In loving arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Need for a "simple Life. .

From the Gentlewoman.
Civilization and our artificial life Is at the
root of much evil. A great crusade will
soon be necessary. unless we are to dete-
riorate as a nation. II we are to resist the
invasion of disease simplicity" must be-
come our watchword-simplicity in dress,
food and manner of life. Overwrapping
overcoddling. overlooking weakens and en-
orvates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Most Unkindest Cut.
From Harper's Weekly.

From Hhrperb Wtekgs
With reference to the humors OF country
"society" reporting. Mr.. Melville Stone of
the Associated Press tells of the account
of a wedding published in a Kansas paper.
The story. which described the marriage
In the usual flowery adjectives. concluded
with this surprising announcement:
ssThe bridegroor1's present to the bride
was a handsome diamond brooch, together
with many other beautiful things in cut
glass"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Marriage. Failures.
World and His Wife

From the World and His Wife.
Formerly q certain social ban. severe on
the few, but salutary on the whole. rested
on the man or woman whose marriage had
turned out a failure. 1t has become the
fashion to speak of breaking the bonds of
marriage in as light way as though one
merely cut out from a bridge table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01
Queens or Better.

From the New York Mail.
Queen Maud Of Norway has q cold,
And Ena has a chill;
But q royal flush appears upon
The face Of Kaiser Bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-01

have an American language IL we want one
are we not? Hooray for the American
language! I'm for that!
1.-THE London Globe takes large, thun-
derous, puffy wallop at this country for its
blawsted temerity in even dreaming of
changing one syllable of the English Ian
point out that in literature the United
States still remains province of England
Not so the Globe could notice 1t does the
United States remain province of Eng
land in any old thing. And the fact that
Mr. Shakespeare and Mr.. Milton and the
others happened to be born in England
where they were mostly starved and treated
as menials and backstairs beggars-doesn't
give England any exclusive possession of
their literary remains for all time. It's
pretty certain that Shakespeare and lot
of his other starved contemporaries would
have cleared out for the United States in
their early days of struggle had there been
any United States in their day and steamers
upon which they could have slowed away
for our generous England never gave them
the price of anything till they were about
ready to turn up their toes and die.
when that monument of ecclesiastical
common sense, Bishop Potter, upon his re-
turn from England while ago stuck pin
in that onery f1ubdub about the hands
across the -seas-and-cousins- over the water
business he uttered truth that any Amer
lean possessed Of the most ordinary powers
Of observation ought to be able to perceive
after a fortnight's residence In England.
That truth is that. at bottom, the British
actually despise the people of the United
States. They deride and jeer at them with
q sort of snarly smirly furtiyeness. Know
ing far different they affect to look upon
us as a set OF vulgarians, IL not actual bar
barians 1t gruels and cuts them to hear
of our progress. Pilgrims dinners. where
whey and mawkish and paunchy chaps get
nm and rattle or that moonshine about our
cousinship' and all that sort OF tommyrot
don't prove anything.
''As I say, the spelling reform business
itself doesn't make the least little bit OF
difference to me one way or the other. but
since the British are taking 1t in their
bloomin' nawsty way, y'knaw, why. what's
language. anyhow
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-09

Nine. Emma Calve says there is
aud In proof OF Il cites the fact that
the first year OF her engagement at
the Paris Opera ComiQue at $4,000
she ended up $4,000 In debt. Amerl-
ca came to the rescue and she ac-
cepted an engagement for that sum.
BY the time she had returned and
paid of her previous debts she owed
$4,000 more. mostly to dressmakers
She came back To America and made
100000. She has made more since
and has learned to save and is build
ing a house for herself at Montpelier
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-09
THE BLAND STREET JEwE

Sir Dousglas Fox. who has been
commit stoned to prepare the new
plans Tor the long-talked-of English
Channel tunnel. is regarded by the
members O fhis profession as one of
the greatest engineers of his time.