davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
@ime acfdieoenc sSarffcmebc.

IS lit nod nif)t bel meDr OILS en-
Sa9r per, 10 i6reibt mon aus 4a.
ris, ga NOR Die Zine fleur" Der lrall'
5oiii6en IriItofrotie neriommelt, ltIi
elmer So65eit %an5uipobnen, Die 6ruei
junge Mitglieber ibrer nornebm;tcn
Samilien fiirs 2eben miteinafhcr
berbinoen io1te. SrGlttignm 1pcr
Ser Trin5 2eon &aO5inia, Ser ourdl
feline Gbe nit Wnoemoiieae 2ouile
9Ianc, elmer SoGter oes Spielpod'
ters bon Monte Carlo, Elm nod bic
len Minioiten 5Gblenoes Sermlogen
feIiBt. uno 8raut mar SrGulein
Claude BON @ramont. cine gfidte bes
Sersogs Igenor bon @ramont rnb
@nfelin ienes Miniiters bes 5meiten
&aiIerreids, Der Sranfrei6 III ben
&rieg gegen 9euti6lano I%tiir5te.
Gem iuneen Eaare idien cine Sit
funft BON @lan5 uno Slid belhie'
6en Su fem. Mber es fam an0erS.
Ius @riinoen, Sic ii6 ser SeltlteI.
lung, ODER ridtiger ser @ieoerenbe
ent5ieben, bernadlGiiigte Der Bring
Gao5ipin feline iunge Srali, uno bells
trennte er ii6 gdnsli6 bon ibr. gs
blieb ser Brin5eilin nifts peiter
iibrig, aIs, ba Tie nod minberi1brig
1T ,our6 ibren Batter oen @rofpn III.
FREQ bon @ramont, Dor @eriht cine
Sdeibungsflage pegen bospiGigen
Serlaiiens an5ubringen. Ser Bro.
SeB, ser Dor einigen @o6en gefiibrt
ipurbe lrno groBtes @ufieben erreate,
enoete bamit, oaB Ser 8rins fir Gen
(duioigen Sbeil erfldrt uno feline
@be sl ieinem Na6tbeile geiGieoen
muroe. @uberoem perurtbeilte oas
Sribunal inter lebbaiter WiBbiIli.
gung ieiner Sanblungstpeiie, i'm od-
sli, ieiner berlnIienen @ema6lin cine
Sabresrente bon 10000 Srancs Sit
Sablen. Sett bat oieie traurtge @f.
fare nod elm @a6ipiel gebqbt. @uf
@ntrag bes @rafen bon 9ramont hat
nGm[i6 Ser @otifon Sic Gbe leirer
Todter fir null uno nidtig erfIdrt,
geItiibt ai1f einen Ser iperligen 8rits
oe, aus oenen oie Stride iih Oieie
Iaht 5uerfennt: neil Die CHE mr.
ouf oem 9apier gel6loiien, tbatid9-
Ii6 aber ni6f poa5ogen woroen iei.
b~eruanoelt iid Sic arme fleire
Srin5eliin mieoer 5uriid in elm SrGu-
Iein bon @ramont. ltn6 Brfns 0eor
&ao5ipin bat feline Sreibeit lpieber
= mas linn mabrideinlid nidt liz
angenebm lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
SaS Sdi6faI eincs %tnioncns
bauerS

miro in oen iiiopeftli6en @orortsn
8erlins oiel bsIpro9sn. @s ban0eit
5i9 um Sen 53=jd6rigen &ent;er
G0uaro 8eDer aus Marienoorf. 8eper
mar 8eiiBer pon 5tpDlf SrunOitiidsn
in ben 8ororten. Die sinen auberors
oentli9 6oben Wertb reprdisntirten.
Sseuli9 Morsens periieb Der &entiery
Der am %. sunni 5. s. bon feiner
5rau 9eI9ieoen nOrOen mar. is;ne
9iGa in MSarienborf. fubr na6 elmer
6iliale Ger SeutI 6en 8ant in Berlin
un0 6interlsgte bier elm Depot BON
10000 Mart nit benz 8emsrten, 0dB
Oieisr 8etrus. fails er einmal Iter5e,
on SEN ibm eng befreunbeten 9ortrGtz
mailer Sd. ausge3a6lt per6en Ionts.
@r i9rie6 bunn an ieinea 6reuno uro
ma9te i9m Witt6eiLung oappn, oaB
er se5punsen lei, aus Dem 2eben gu
ffeioen. !6israuf faufts ii9 Der &enz
tier einen neren Strid, elm Ouantum
Gpantali un0 Elm Gaiirmefsr. Gr
Iubr Damn gum MiiggelIse uno err
ldngte ii3 on elmer Siefer, nudOem
er ii9 nit Dem Raiirmsfer sic Bulls
aoern an beiOen 9Gnoen aufgeI8nit=
ten urto aus einem Safenfopf cine
Bortion Gpanfali setrunfen bate.
Sn feiner 8ruittai9s nuroe bas @6es
I9eioungsurtbeil, Der OspotI9ein
iiber 10000 Marf uno uno elm @eloz
betras bon 120 Murt sefun0en. DID,
sesen feblte oie goISene l16r, bi. g.
BEL feinem 6ort9uns aus ser @o5=
nung nit ii6 genommen bate. gs
idtint, oaB bieier Wert9eesenfano
Dem Spoten e%sItoblen tporbeu lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

bsriitdt als Qiiiitentin betbGtigte. sSh
Sabre 1888 ipurOe Srau Sleming @or,
itebcrin Der acknowledgements.
f6en 8ibliotbef unb oamit oie critic
Dame, Die in Der 25Oidbrigen Sc
f9t9te Der !6arbarbzl1niberiitGt boil
Der 11niberiitdts &orppration oft.
3 iell angsitellt tparo. en- ibrer
eegentpGrtigen Stenung Iteben Jrau
Sleming mebr als Elm Subeno Mifiitens
tinner als &e9ner our Settle. 8on oeI
40 Qiiiitenten an Der 6arbarozllniperz
fiat iiberbaupt fino, beildufig bsmerft,
II Samen.
@on ben tpGbreno Ser lebten Is
Sabre aufgefunbenen neun neuer plaz
rsten tpiirben alein feds bon Sral
%leming entbedt. Sm @ansen pnfben
.i.Fer 200 Sterne peri9ieosnsr Dirt bon
ibr alf9efunoen. Mu9 c1tbedte tie suz
erIt photographic Die ysebelflcSe mi
YlaneEenfbftem. Mls erftc Hlmerifaz
Merlin uno Sritte Tires CeT9le9ts
iiberbaupt tpurbe Srau SlemirJ gum
Mitglieoc Der &Onigli9 @ftronomii9en
@eieQi6aft in 2onbon errannt. Sbre
beioen @orgGngerinnen paren 2abp
!6uggins un6 Menss M. Glert. Srdli
5leming 1T 5ubem uSeIup" BON meb>
reren amerifanif9en Colleges.
Srau 5leming erfreut fi9 ni9t nur
elmer natioaalsn Stipulation, fonbern
nimmt in. Ser gefammten aftronomi=
fden Welt einen bsrporrasenoen plab
elm. Sdon ibre erften piFenfhaftz
li9en Ibbanbllnsen, bic fie unter Dem
Ndmen %. s.. 6leming perDffents
lidte, erregten oura Die @enuuisteit
ibrer angaben in @elebrtenfreiien
srobe Nufmertfamfeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
Gin ssrtebemer S@miuoler.

Gin 6rember .am seftern tn bic
Mpotbsfe bon gbmaro 6srger In benz
8erminaIssbduoe unb iu&te fi& pers
fdteosns Sa&en aus. 9a6bem sr feline
ausuabI estroHen bate. ptinf&te er
bic 6adsn nod benz ct. Denis 6otel,
1873 Mef Warfet StraBe, gefanot 3u
babsn. gr tps&ielte bierauf ein:n $40
S9ein. Raum bate Der @ebtlfe bas
@elb Dor ibm aussssdbIt. als er bas.
ielbe nit ben Sa9sn ersriH uno fia'
tets. Der @sbtlfe fssts ibm nod, is-
bod NOR Der Sremos psridwunoen, Bee
Dor Der @Iert binter benz 2aoentif4 bers
portommen tonnte. Die poli5ei tuurbe
bon benz YorfaI In RsnntniB gsisbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

Marinetruppen ausgeaei6net. sic erz
beben Den 4nipru9, Die GlteIte milttG>
ride &OrperI6aft i'm resulGren
Sienite Der Station gu iein, Glter als
@rmee uno Slptte. sic puroen i'm
Nopember ITS in's Qeben geruf fen, als
Der Sentimental 8ongreb bie 8iloung
5peter 8atailone Marinetruppen, als
She'll Der &ontin.ntalarmee bor 3d.
ftpn," anpronete.
Sie Marinetruppen ipielten i'm
Rampfe 5pii9en Dem r8onbomme
Hi9arb" uno Der ,Serapis" cine arobe
Stole, unb pG6reno oes Gepolutionsz
friegss bilbeten Tie fiG gu elmer 10 berz
~porrageno bis5iplinirten &Drperi9aft
aus, oab, als rad Dem &riege Nrmee
unb Slotte ,ntlaFen tpurben, bas Ma=
rineforps beibebalten purbe unb gu
iener 3eit Die einsise resuldre Sruppe
oarftelte.
Sffi3tea geb1ren Die Mdrtnetrup>
pen 5ur Slotte uno fte6en urter Ser
eS~urisoiftion bes Marinei etsetdrs. sic
btenen unter ibren eieenen, on Ser Maz
r%ineatdoemie aussebiIoeten Offioieren
uno 6uben tire b~efonoere, bon BEN
p8l1uiaden" bel f6iebene Uniform.
Sberft 2ittleton SO. s. Waler, tpels
der Die Marinetruppen in &uba be-
feblfgt, bat ii9 iotppbl bon Santiago
als AUDI pdbrenb Der Borerunruben
in China unb auf ben gbilippinen ben
&uf zines umfi9tigen uno tapferen
JIbrers ertporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
Die ,,Sd)mimmbduter."
SnfeI Gems Tfarinetruppen uno ibr eIan:
xeuSee C3eforA.

SnfeI Cams Tlarinetruppen uno ibr sIan'
senoer Gaeforo.
Sas Marinetorps Ger Ser. Staas
ten lit cine Sruppe, auf Die Der Nnte5
rifaner itol5 iein fann. rS9pimmz
bduter" betBt man i'm S9era Die
paderen Sungens, Die ibren Sienit mil
glei9em S9neio 81 8ufer un0 gu
2anoe t6un, unb oenen es au9 oiess
NAL pieoer 5ufiel, als critics &pntinz
gent u%nferer bepaffneten Ma6t, Die
QutoritGt Sntel Cams auf &uba 81
ftiiben.
Sn iebem &rieg, in tpel9en Die Ser.
Staaten pertpidelt purben, baben fid
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

9aserfe Concert elmer sc.
rte bon Uolfseoneerten, wuroe 9efiern
abenb In Der @alsb Wils 6als abge.
balten. @ompanart, bon Der WetrO'
politan Opera 60. unb Grau Seanette
DarnO goains, battsn bic 9auptnum.
msri1 bss proeramms.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
Dtrunrrasrnor cafronomin.
Sram VI. y. SIeminss' Steumns, Gntoednn,
gen nao ieItene G%brungen.

Seit Den Sasen Caroline !9erideIs
unO Maria Mit9eus bat feline Srau
in Der 4itrpnomie pieoer cine 10 MIDI
tige &ole eeipielt, als Srau @iIias
nina Paton Sleming, cine geborene
Sdottin, Die, nd9oem lie in SunOee,
S9ottlanO, ais 2ebrerin getpirft, i'm
Sabre 1879 i'm @lter pon % Sabren
na6 Sen Ser. Stadten fam un0 fi6
am Sbierpatorium Der Narparbzl1niz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

Die Nadri@ten aus neri9iebeneu
&beilen guba's IaRsn I'D iura babii
aufammenfaHsn: Dos 2anb if rutig;
iiir bic 2eute MAIDEN SpeftatsI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
Rifase alabt.
e@raubenHiseI nno gropeuer oes 9arss
piers ,,@aiferin stuauite Gietoria."

@on Der erftaunli9en @r0be, Die
meni4li9e Sngenieurtunit beute BEN
O5eani9iffen gu ge6en Dermlag, sibt
Die. bei9efiigte @bbilouns cine quite
@ortenung. Mus man auf ibr iiebt,
1T elm fleiner She'll bes neueiten apis
I9en hamburg unb Nep Yort berfebz
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

= Die @egietung bon Sslanb bot
bef@loHen, etue gifeubabn bon As
Neilen 2dnse bon Rspttabit aus 3u
bauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

6 tine 100 s as bauert es,
Biz Der Singernugel 70 ptel eepa9fen
TT. pie feline ii9tbure 2Gnse betrdst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
SO. IS Slb Sheridan Ctr.
Merchants National Bank.

1%aben Sic ie cine aItmobifae Sret>
vi mibIe seieben, mo- Die Srisbfraft
bon einem alien Bferbe seIiefert
uurSe, bas itetS in Betuesuns NOR unb
bod nidt bonn Blase fam. Sie per<
ion. tpeIde 10 sebantenIos ieben Gent
ibres n0dentliden ODER monatli4en
Werbienifes berausgabt, arbeitet unipifs
fentIid an elmer Sretmible unb III bel
iebem SabresidIub rtidt better baran
ais beim 8esinn. Die Yfennise,
Hifels, ;ebn Gents unb biertel Dollar.
Stide, 70 Ieiht perausaobt, iper6en,
mem, nit bieier ftarfen @eieuidaft beponirt,
baIb 3u Dollars, unb unterftitt nit 8 gros
sent i3inien peI1e mir besabIen, wtrb es
Sbnen erm0gIi8t, Der TretmiibIe ta ents
fieben. 8eeinnt beute.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
xapttaI. 1900. 81, 10000
ueberf4ub ......... 2 100000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
1eimath
Don 2ouife 9usb5e. g6icuso.

SIN meine Seimatb fam i1 tuieoer - e5 mar
bic uIte Seim1tb nod;
SiefeIbe Cuff, ~oiefelben 9leDer nIio Iues Iuar
onua nuAerS nnd1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16

gbas Baast.'s sibfeite 2neipe,
1921 Sab CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
angenebm lit

Ole .Noroo. 4IIg. 3tg."
idreibt: Mus Dem S5iennif Ser
linsfi boben mebrere 3eltungen DIE
Wittbeilung iibernommen, Dab Der
preuBiide aultusnliniiter in eiier
u~ntereoung nit oem &oroilal'
5irtbii9pf Or. &opp ~augegeben bas
be, Die Segierung iei in Sadet Ser
8eieitigrtng Ser polniiden Spradc
inn Gelieionslinteridt Der Clement
tarifuIen az ipeit gegangen. Saroil
ion ser &rtltrsminilter Die @emcr-
flung gefniipft baben: gIber 5eiGert
Sic uns, Serr &aroinal, einen Ius'
meg, Ger uns ermogli6t, aus oieier
Gage obne S6dOigung oes Inle6ens
ser &egierung beraus5ufommen."
@ir iino in ser Sage, 81 erfldreE,
ouB biefe Dariteluns auf freier @r<
finoung berubt.
Sm 6 p q fommen idbrli6
sttra $4,000 bis 10000 Sel6itmoroe
CUR &enntniB Der regiitrirenoen 8ebor>
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-16
BUR mnrnmmp.

,Was baben Sic benin MIN nit
Shrem Mann %ansefunssn, na4bem Sic
ibn ans Dem @dher sesogen hatteng"
= Win6elpeid burdsepriiselt bab'
i4 N; Der bat ii4 gum IeBieumal 3
2eben aenommenl"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26

blesse oblige, compels one to be as
lavish as those flamboyant outsiders
who go there. One doesn't want them
to report, you know, that such and
such families of our smart set are fall
ing behind for lack of means. So.
| While we OF the real stock are chummy
enough here, where there are only us
in position to observe ourselves.
there is sort of tacit agreement that
only those shall go to Newport who
are able to keep up the pace. One
need not, for one season or so, be a.
cottager; but, for example, in the mat
ter OF Dress one must be sinfully law
lsh. Really, child, l could spend three
months in the Engadine for the price
OF one decent month at Newport: the
parasols, gloves, fans, shoes, 'frillies'
enough to stock the Rue de la Paix.
to say nothing of gowns-but why do
l run on? Here am with few SIM
pie summer things, fit enough indeed
for the quiet place we shall reach for
July and august, but absolutely i'm
possible for Newport-so say no more
SDSUC ~, uSoA. 4Ou Z d SWc6C-DOt r. g
madness to think of it,
"And I had," reported Psyche to her
mother that night, "such a time get
ting her to agree. At first she wouldn't
listen at all. Then, after I'd Just fair
ly begged her. she admitted she might
because she's taken such a fancy to
me and hates to leave me-but she
was sensitive about what people might
say. l told her they'd never have
chance to say word; and she was
anxious Perez should know. because
she says he's so cynical about New
York people since that Milbrey girl
made such set for him; and at last
she called me a dear and consented
though she'd been looking forward to
quiet summer. Tomorrow early we
start out for the shops"
so 1t came that the three members
OF the Bines family pursued during the
summer their respective careers of di-
version under conditions most salts
factory to each.
The steam yacht Viluca. chartered
by Percival, was put into commission
early in June. Her first cruise of ten
days was signal triumph. His eight
guests were the men with whom he
had played poker so tirelessly during
the winter. Perhaps the most illumin-
ating log of that cruise may be found
in the reply of one of them whom Per-
cival invited for another early in July.
J much obliged, old man, but haven't
touched a drop now in over three
weeks. My doctor says l must let it
be for at least two months, and 1 mean
to stick by him. Awfully kind of you,
thought
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26
A Tragic Finish.

A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have
stopped, to become ruinous break,
devastating an entire province of Hol-
land. In like manner Kenneth Nc
liver, of Vanceboro, Me-, permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish was only averted by DR..
Kings New Discovery. He writes:
"Three doctors gave me up to die OF
lung inflammation, caused by neg
lected cold; but DR.. Kings New Dis
covery saved my life.' Guaranteed
best cough and cold cure, at G. A.
Jacks drug store. so cents and Sl.OO.
Trial bottle free.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26

breakfast, steaks and bacon and chops
and eggs and waf1es. 1t was a sight
to see him eat; and since he's quit
taking anything but that cold stuff
he's lost his color and his eyes don't
look right. l know what he's got hold
GIFTS that 'no-breakfast' fad. l
heard about it from Mrs. Balldridge
when we came here last fall. 1 never
did believe in it, either"
The object of her solicitude entered
in dressing gown and slippers.
I'm just telling Psyche that this no.
breakfast fad is hurting your health,
my son. Now do come and eat like
you used to. You began to look bad
as soon as you left off your breakfast.
It's silly fad, that's what it is. You
cant tell mel"
The young man stared at his mother
until he had mastered her meaning.
Then he put both hands to his head
and turned to the sideboard as if to
conceal his emotion.
That's it," he said, as he busted
himself with a tall glass and the
cracked ice. "It's that 'no-breakfast'
fad. l didn't think you knew about it.
The fact is" he continued, pouring out
measure of brandy, and directing the
butler to open bottle of soda, 1--WE
all eat too much. After a night oil
sound sleep we awaken refreshed and
buoyant, all our forces replenished
thirsty of course hut mt hunoru,,
he sat down to the table and placed
both hands again to his head-"anG
we have no need of food. Yet such is
the force of custom that we deade1
ourselves for the day by tanking up or
coarse loathsome stuff like bacon
Ugh! anyone would think, the way yo,
two eat so early in the day, that 70,
were couple Of cave-dwellers-th,
kind that always loaded up when the,
had a chance, because it might be {
week before they got another"
He drained bis glass anu frightened
visibly.
Nov, why not be reasonable?" h,
continued, pleadingly. "You know
there is plenty Of food. I have oh
served it being brought into town il
huge wagon loads in the early morn
ing on many occasions. Why do va,
want to eat 1t all at one sitting? NJ
ones going to starve you. Why stupe
fly yourselves when, by a little nerv,
self-denial, you can remain as fresl
and bright and clear headed as / an
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26
CHAPTER XIV.
THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN IS


CHAPTER XIV.
THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN IS
PLANNED.
Winter Waned and spring charmed
The land into blossom. The city-penr,
as we have intimated, must take this
season largely on faith. If one can
ind patch of ground naked of stone
,r asphalt one may feel the heart of
The earth beat. But even now the
shop windows are more inspiring. At
east they copy tho outer show. Ten
ier-hued shirt-waists first push I'D
heir sprouts of arms through the win
:er furs and woolens, quite as the first
yiolets out in the woodland thrust
themselves I'D through the brown car
pet OF leaves. Then every window be-
comes a summary glade of lawn, tulle
and chiffon, more lavish Of tints,
shades and combinations, indeed, than
ever nature dared to be.
Outside, where the unspoiled earth
begins, the blossoms are clouding the
trees with a mist of pink and white,
and the city dweller knows it from the
bloom and foliage of these same win
dows.
Then it is that the spring "get away
urge is felt by each prisoner, by those
able to obey it, and by those, alike,
who must wear it down in the groOmed
and sophisticated wildness of the city
parks.
On a morning late in May Mrs. Bines
and her daughter were at breakfast.
isn't Percival coming?" asked his
mother. Everything will be cold"
Cant say" Psyche answered. II
don't even know if he came in last
night. But don't worry about cold
things. You can't get them too cold
for Perez at breakfast, nowadays. He
takes a lot of ice water and little
something out of the decanter, and
maybe some black Coffee
eyes, and I'm sure it's bad for him.
He doesn't look a bit healthy and
hasn't since he quit eating breakfast.
He used to be such a hearty eater at
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26
ELK RIVER TRAINS

Great Northern) For St. Paul and Mime
apolis, trains leave at 600 A. NJ. and 11:35 a n.
Eor stations west to Williston, n. D. via
(Northern Pacifc) West hound North
Coast Limited, 1850 A. NJ. 1at Tank. MIMI
sofa Local, 1908 A: NJ; Manitoba Express. 1:47
P NJ Cat Tank East bound, Manitoba Ex
lat tank(; Minnesota Local, 4;14 p M: North
depot Sundays. A0 "'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26

There were plenty Of meat inspectors
on the civil service eligible list to meet
emergencies of the kind created by the
Inspection bill, which shows that the
conditions complained of were not due
to dearth of talent in this country.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26

From the row made about letting 9
couple of new states into our not over
crowded Union one might suppose that
there was proposition before the
Clan-na-Gael to let in England.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26

If Bishop Potter can explain his re-
mark about the American eagle carry
Ing it's tail between it's legs he will
prove himself a naturalist.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-07-26
TO BE CONTINUED.[
The Sin of 1t.

The Sin of 1t.
Maud-1s it true that Miles engage
ment is broken off? Clara-Yes; she
accused Jack Of stealing kiss. Maud
Why, that's nothing, surely. Clara
All. but he stole it from another girl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
O 0 Q o O o 0 o O 0 O 0 o @ O G
O OKLAHOMA O
Q Q O @ O @ 0 0 O Q Q 0 o Q o Q

Another b-ighl star "a the field OF biuc.
Il Is youae 0klahoma strong nad
rrucs
She takes her scat with the pride of
Queen.
Ana vicws from the summit his
Beautiful scene.
The white fields OF cotton and golden
Gvaiu,
Aud oii the rich treasures OF her vast
Domain
He motto ls Justice. it Is furled ON high.
AID proudly it waves IN the hua
Nauted sky
Her forests 90 fruit, crimson ana sold.
The sun-kisacd Elbertos an may
Behold
The rich. pure grape and melons SO fine,
an speak 10. themselves OF this fair
Sunny CLINE.
@. onward thou proud shin of state
We know that Thy future must ever
BE great;
An know sou have rleen, as lt weso like
Mist OF tle sen
Yet DER thy wide plains, fai- elites we
Sec.
O. star Of The -beautIml star
Ions may Thy pure iisht shloe from
Arar
Undhmmcd 10y thy uster aud egcc may
You be
7g,e big sright star In the nag Of me
MRS. A. T.. KEgLoG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
suNpAY scAooL lNsrlrure

The sunday School Institute 20 he
hold In this city on Tuesday ana We'd
ncsday December iith and i2th undor
the auspices Of The oklahoma state
Sunday school Association viii be one
of tho most interesting meetings for
Sunday school workers that has been
held here Tor years.
Tic institute VIII open at two CD p, va,
on Tuesday aud continue through Tues"
cav aftc-nooa aud evening and again ON
Wednesday afternoon and evening WI
liam Rogers. general secretary of tho
state SUNDAY School Associations. MTa.
George j. RR,lcr nud N s Dora Mn.tin
smtc sunday school Worwcrs, Rev
George -. Wlningham. state Teacher
Training Department, Mrs. Edna Clark,
prlmnry Specialist ana " snvage'
urcsIient Of the pottawatomie CO. SUM
day school association, VIII DE present
ana conduct the exercises which VIII he
m tly 100 the tom of practical, expos
uion of sunday school work. llstoad OF
tclling those prcscut how 10 Do certain
thlnes the work viii be actually done
before ihoir eyes cn the platform and
win Doe of great hcaeft to ALT Az OF
tbc latest and best things in advanced
sunday school wo-k viii be cxpioited'
The sessions VIII ha held 'u th' fWst
Presbyterian church and every sunday
school officer toacho aud worker ln
Guthrie ana Logan county Is urged 70
bc present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer is \ Fertile
Field for Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.

Constipation opcheckcd D lngs inflom-
nation. mnan4.arioa acgcts Pile" and
piles too often suqorinducc tumors Of
ualghaut nature
40 IS utmost folly 90 allow this ccndi-
iion to continue. u you have pile the
veins of the rccum are congostcd. and
tho avo,.,-i'., -',stoi"~ 30 "H- abdominal
walls to fo-ce a passagc n many cases
leads Is rupture aad cracking Of the us-
sues.
There is no greater suffering than This
II you a,o q Sufferer from piles you know
o. 10 is foolish TO think that amy amount
pf cathartcs viii relieve YOU on the
contrary pareutiv's arc f1vorable Co the
production Of hemor-holds. po not be
deceived either by the Illusion that an
operation always cures. II sometimes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06
MADE THE NEGRO DANCE

Special to Daily Leader
Topeka. Kas.. Dec G. Tw1 Texas
cowboys ,tied 10 hang John ~ Lewl1, IA
neg % OF Wichita ON west bound santa
Fc passenger train between Lawrence
aud Topeka today Three times they
placed rope around Lewis mock but
each time he st loose ANA after the
Third time he jumped from the tfail Wd
escaped Tho Texans prevented other
pass,hrers from interf iug by hotrish-
Ing rvolvcrs Lewis wore knights OF
Pythlas pin ana the cowboys said they
did not like 90 soc e negro putting on
airs" There were no arrests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

Cheapest accident insuranoe--Dr
Thomas' Eclectr!c OH Stops the pain
aud heats the wound. All druggists
sen it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-06

Sheet metl workers ia pca AIaiuaH.
la have obtained -also m their mn-
mum wage scale from 80 TO 37ia cents
.u hour