davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
16. Mar9.

9eo. ge9olo Dem og ler, boor enc
en- Waano fan fomme til at itad
meo fun penge."
8rpan Idgoe, at ban bar bleoet
beo9get til at tale ON Heligion peo
oen 9drme, en- Del 8rebe bub6e
Oaft bos bam, og Iom uotaler, at
por fremitreone 5io life bar nogen
8rug for @uo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Gr @arriman blepen Ompenot?

0et fortalles fra WdI6ington, at
0en ltore Sernbanetonge s. 8. 9drs
rimun fornplig / en- fortrolg Cant
tale meo Snteritate Commerce aoms
nlisiionens Wedlemmer bar me0s
belt Dem, at ban ielo og So6n 3.
sRoctefeler og oe anore &dpitdlis
Iter, Iom fontrollerer en- itOr Del
al 2anoets Sernbaner, berefter
,panteo to be gooo." 9arriman
foriitreoe, at oe 6aoOe opgioet oen
Ifione politit, Iom De ffploes for
at 6uOe fulgt mango Oar. gau en-
fer De at ar6ejOe for Ofentlig9es
Gems Snteresier O9 at a0fpoe ale
2ooe og &egeringsforOrOninger.
0et Iiges oioere, at a0e aommisz
Iionens Wleolemmer bar til Ste0e
meo ltnOtugelie af ti0ligere Sendz
tor GoctreI, Iom for i'm 6el6reos
Stblo op9olOer Zig / Sp0en. &Oms
misIion9rerne fit Sn0trbt af, at
0urriman mente 0et alporligt mes
iin Smben0elie. De lopeoe bam
at giDe bans Sernhaner fair treat
ment" og oilOe meo @laoe mootaae
en6oer 9fitanO, Iom 9arriman pils
Sc poe beo @ennemfsrelIen af Sen
nbe Hdtez2ob. llnoer oen lange
aonferenie. iom 6lep bolot for lutz
teoe Opre, gub 6urriman OOeriigt
pber Sernbaneiituationen omfring
/ 0onoet og gap mango idgtpnoige
9int angaaenoe Sen beoite Wlaaoe
at meoe og afbi9lpe Sen n9rperens
Sc 5rufittrung paa.
Oct iiges iluttelig, at aOmmis>
itonen opfatter Surrimans llotals
elIe Iom Sn0le0ning til en- foranoret
politit fra bans og bans aoGegers
SHE.
Ooenitauenoe Itaofeites af, bbaO
Ser til Wiorgen l9Ies ON ct Snterz
biep meo .6arrimdn / Nsp gort
i 9adr, od ban returnereoe fra
Waibington. 9an inoremmer Wiss
greb o9 pil ff9nfe Sumarbeioe meo
Regeringen iin bsieite SnteresIe
for 5remtioen.
HUlen ida itdl pi ogIau lige meOz
oele, 6oao 3eprefentantbuiets 6orz
muno pau SnterI tate og 5oreign
Commerce aomite, 6epburn, flyer.
Du ban oeO ct 8eIeg bos pr9iioens
ten | 8aar blep 1purgt angaaenoe
0arrimun, Idgoe ban bl. a.: nSeg
mener, at 6arriman er en- lepenoe
Hetferoiggerelie uf al Den Sern>
baneloogipning, Iom ri bar oeotaget,
rs aft boao oi bar t Sinoe at peos
tage, og efter bans egne Snorem~
melIer buroe hi babe oeotaget mere
oraitiife 2ooe, eno oi oeotog"
yWar. 6arriman fllnbger, at ban
lau Spner", bemerfeoe Colonel Sep
burn, linen jes tror, at publifum
iaa set ltsrite Spn benne @ans."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

Gambler, og meo bette 9aaben oDers
banot De Oemonitrdnternes &rigsz
lbit. M1dn9e bleb un0er Sammenz
iteoene Iadre0e, men Iom fdgt bleb
ingen or9bt. Wtiliteret madtte pa
trouillere @a0erne bele oen paaz
felgeroe g2at.
premierminiiter Stolppin bar
for fad oiot muligt at fire fig imo0
Snigmoro opgioet i'm pripate 8olig
cg bor nu meo iin 5amilie / en-
af 1aurioe palaoIets 5leie.
5eooor @olopin, Iom er palgt til
6ormano Oumaen, til6erer oet
fonitithItionelle oemotrdfiife parti,
iom fontroaerer 0umdens mo0
Regerin9en oppoiitioneQe 5Iertal.
6an bar peret greIioent for Mosz
cotps 3emitDo, er 40 Oar gdmmel
CO itaur fig go0t 6auoe meo Re
qerin9en og Solicit. @eO 8alget
falOt Ser 331 Stemmer for BAN,
neoens 81 Stemmer faIot Tpreote
pau Foriteliae.
SOet 9olooin o0ertog preiioentr
poIten, 6ofOt ban en- fort Sale og
fhgoe 81. a..
Observation-Disclosures 8ill:e
er 2oO. Oerfor mootager bi taft
nemlig oen itore 0eoer, iom er biit
ps. Sfent oi inobproes nerer az
DigenOe 9fnituelier, itaar oi ale
famlet ON oct iamme 5ormaal,
nemlig at forene Nationen pad en-
fonitituttonel 8dIis. 9i oeo dae,
meo 9Dilten Opb 2angIel Soltet
penter pdd gefrielIe fra oeres 81
oelIer. geien MOD bette Maal er
allereoe u6ituftet aF oen ferite 9us
mu. SPIRIT Og fremit traoes Opfbt=
oelie af De 9sfter, Iom bleo eipet
/ Manifeitet af Oftober 1905; ser
nait foreligser til ltoar6eioelIe en-
omfangsrig fooial 2obgioning.
J5Oltereprrlentation inoeboloer
ct m9gtigt Yrincip. Gn Sang tdlz
oct tiliOe fan oen alorig 0e. )
Samarbejoe me0 Monarfens 0illie
og 2anoets 6aab mad og bill 0uz
mden uitanielig gaa oioere meo fit
9rbejoe, inotil oens bsje Weisiion
er fulofsrt.
Oumaens oppoIitionelle 1slertdl
er lite utilbeieligt til at isge en-
Operenstomit meo Hegeringsmags
ten, men fr9ber beItemt iom Oil
taar berfor, at Stolbpin fratr9oer
iom premierminiiter; meo BAN bil
Oumaen life for6anole., 8an I'M
gen Oroning opndaes, maa Reiul=
tatet Iblioe Iom meo oen fsrite Ou@
ma: Oplpsning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
6upernor Sheloon
unoerlfrep.
Surbe lite Dinore 9open.
0an bpjer iig for 6olfets %
9egislaturens Cnife.

s." lRies unoer Z. 0S.:
@,itperngr iSbeloon bar unoerlfres
oct 2zgents perIonbefororingslos
ZEN. 5oroi en- emergency cluuIe"
par beOfeiet 8illen, bleO oen PIE
blittelig til Qoo og er allereoe
traaot / Strait.
@uoernsrens llnoeritrift bleO til
feiet 0otumentet / bans 9ontor /
Qlften fort for MiOndt, fun fdl
Utinuter for 9oben oilOe bdbe trddOt
8irfiombeo, iimpeftben foroi 8us
oerneren baoos unold0t at be-
banole oen.
Oct beoOer Iaa pioere:
Stsnt Guoernsren ingen Grs
fIaring afgao, oa ban un0eritreD
aooen, Iaa forItdar man, at ban
banoleoe, Iom ban gjoroe. Toroi
ban frDgteoe for, at ben yemergers
ep clauIe", fom par beofeiet, tunoe
bofoe 8aniteligbeOer, ON ban life
unOsrIfreo. 5oItet og 2eeisluturen
iom repreIenterer 5oltet, oeres 9n=
fter, foritoo ban Hart. bar en- rel
oe ilet 2 Gents fare bill". og font
@uOernsren fremoeles bolOer fat
ueo Den 5ormening, at GeoI9ttelie
/ perIonbefororin9en life buroe p9s
re fremmet pdd oenne Uluabe, iud
big6e ban bellere unoeritripe. emo
ban bifoe pere SfplO |, at geitems
melIerne / oen nne 2ob ituloe foe
Reoerldg.
& en- Sdmtdle | Onsoags Ia9oe
ban, at ban fslte iig lite berettiget
til at beto 2open, od Der par lac
operb0loenoe Stemning / oens ga
psr. ,@ilpernsrens getomagt",
fd9oe ban, .er efter min Wlening
altfor flor. aesislaturen buroe pa
be Ret til meo ct 5lertdl at pas
iere en- Cop oper 0upernerens BE-
TO. Seq er en- fait 5ilb9nger al
prinoipet ON repraientatip 2opz
oipnin1. OFF Sen 9runo enifer ie5
life at b9boe nit Stanopunft, fom
iunoe gore 2oben usploie."
Den Sang par 9uperneren imios
lertio lite fer6ig til at unoerIfripc.
0et blep ban fsrit / Den ellepte
9ime. oan Iasoe, at ban troeos,
ben pistigits Reformation angaasns
oe Sernbdnetatiter er at gennems
fsre 5orbolo til 5rugtoepartss
mentet.
glepntc emergency clariie" lps
Der Taaleoes:
yWbereas, an emergency erflts
ibis act 1bal be in force dno effect
on anb after its pdsIase ano aps
probdl."
Oet Spgr9smddl opltoo od, ON
Manglen af @ubernsrens napproz
bal" life bifoe iatte ben bele COB
no of &raft. 0erom bar Ielp oe lops
fDn6igs uenise. men faa pdlgte gu
oernsren al itiae fig paa ben trps9e
Gioe.
Der er fenot Snitrllftioner til De
forItelliae gdner ON at I9tte 2open
| 9irtTombeo, Taa mart oen lobli9
ireoer ardft. burlington oa
gaortbpei.ern gdnerne bar inooils
get, oe man foritaar, at osiad
MisTouri sgacific og gtoot Ssldno
er oillige til at bsie iis for 2open,
bborimoo Der fife er bsrt fra Il. g.
WQen ftsnt 8anerne faa bere6pils
Iis bsier ia for ooDens 8eiiemmels
fer, frbgter man BOG for en- ncons
tef" fenere ben. Qlt De nu er Taa
feieligs, mener man, oct bar til
.Senfiat at afpenbe 3obgibernes Opz
4, A. MI. NIL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
2iesoumaens 2labnine.
Stor rsbolutioner 9emOnItration.
Wtanse Wienneifer iaareoe, men
ingen orGbte.

Sra ct. petersborg mel0es un.
Der 8. Wlarts:
@n flor repolution9r Oemonftras
tion fanot Steo Dag, oa Den an
oen rusiiite 0umd iamleoes. 5Gs
iinoer al Stuoenter o9 9lrbejoere
f9mpeoe moo politiet, og mango
iaareoes un0er SammenitsOene.
0umdens eQer garlamentets I'm
oerbuIes, og 8eiIerraaoets eller bets
Ooer6uIets SesIioner par uoen
itprre getboning. 5eoOor @oloDin
Oalgtes iom 5ormano / Oumaen.
RauOet 6olOt en- Formel Sesiion,
6oor 6inansminiiteren fremlugoe
9uo9etet for 1907.
Situationen, fom Ople6et fbrte
meo fig, leote til, at Qlutoriteterne
maatte fbloe @aoerne meo patrous
ilerenoe Soloater. Dog fommanz
Oereoes Oe life til at BRUCE Sfarp
og ffpoe Soft NED iom / Srepoffs
Odge.
Gfter Stutningen al Oumdens
SesIion bteO 5olteitimlen urolig.
@n Slot, fom til en- Sio aniloges
til 10000, mardere0e unber rsoe
Stag, leoIaget at reoolution9r Wtus
fit. Zig 8apons 5ilbangere Den
%. San. 1905, moo 9Dens Gens
trum, 6bor G3arens @interpalaos
er beliggenoe. Der mungleoe tun
liot praluoiet til nreoe Ssnoag",
o9 8ommanOoen nfpr!" biloe bait
en- lignen0e 9loosuogboefs til Sefs
&c. Ulen ct. petersbor9s nupo-
renoe profett, General 0radefFIti,
fufgte en- anoen 8urs og foo pros
cesiionen aOfpreoe oeo bereone Sen
oarmer, Ger brugte Sbsber paa
6oben. Og oeo en- imponereoe Magtz
uoflooelIe 6inoreOe 6an Demon
itranterne fra at genforIamles.
politiet, iom beoogteoe Sauriot
palaoIet, bpor 0umaen bolbt i'm
Sesiion, piite tor Ooerb9renbeb og
loo 5ilituerne frit ipnee og raabe
Surrubl fun bin6rtoe oe oem II
trange ino i pdlaofet.
Oa De 0eputereoe efter Sesiio=
mems Slutning tom no, bar oct, at
Stormen brso los. Sylere Iocial=
repolittion9re Oumameblemmer
holot opbioIsnoe 5ater for Meng.
Sen oa opTororeoe 5oltet til at or
saniIere fig til @arn ON Oumaen.
0et Iocial repofution9re 9algz
Ipros r@ennem Scamp til Dor Ret"
lso fnart fra Here 5uiinoe Strue
Der, poa famine 9io, Iom man be
apnote at oifte meo rsoe Qommes
tsrfl9oer og uofoloe rsoe Stag.
UaasIerne fang .ManIeiIaiTen" o5
rusIilte RedolutionsIanee. Sau
trdt UlGngoen neo oper 5ourfs
tdoifdia 2lpenue UNDER reoohltionGre
Sanee os Raab.
iSnart bar ser, fom nebnt, en-
Yrocesiion, ser talte ca. 10000,
marherenoe moo 9nens Centrum.
Gn Denomination blep fat / Scene
foran oet bemmelige politis Gbefs
galig. Gn 2tfoeling @enoarmer bar
itationeret Der, og De prsbe0e pdd
at aoIpreoe Wengoen, men DC
maatte treffe fig til6age, fOrfilgt
uf Ruabene: o8solerl 8lo06unoel"
0. Ign.
Senere dngreb en- betboelig Stbrz
fe @enoarmer procesIionen / Srons
Ten og ft oen' Iprebt.
st 5orTsg paa at forIamles for
an @aretaetsfangfelet, bbor Sum
ereoer af pOiltiife Sanger iio0er
inoeIparreos, mislbtfeoes.
Senere FIT 9en6armerne llnos
fatning at bddoe SnFanteri og
aabaleri FAINT en- 9fFoeling 8oIufs
fer. Oisie fibIte bar bebabneoe meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

martTombeo fra Sppr9smaalet DIN
6rogtpriierne. Oct faar man 10
pente pad at fau at ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Sil Yaaife.

puiionsoigt, at SO. 9laumiiller.
Snobolo: Oigte for palmeIsnoag,
@angfreoaa llINenfor 9ombuiet,
paa 0ombuiets Qlltan, 8e0 @raz
pen, Os en- oejfig np puaiteIalme.
OisIe oejlige, gribenoe 0igte
brinser paaife4Stemning. De pil
c9re p1sienoe at uooele til oe iterz
re 8ern / Ssnoagsifolen. pris
10 gts., / parti itor Rabat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain pills.

Gt bnrtiet aiiert ca paaiOefioi miotel fer Ips
ener nerpss 6cpebpine 8paimerter. Mapepine. gleu'
alaia. RerpsRtet, 9rrifablitet SsunIssbeb, c5iat.
eeatca 9nhebolber bperfen Cpium etfer Worin
oe eiieraber iHaen pemme Gfteroirfuiuaer. % Eofs
Gents. 9aa apoieier sler ienbes al
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhardt, Indiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Samorrhoiber belhrrOes 1914 Saoe

ToSo Ointment sarareres at belbseoe etbbert
Thalos af tle'uoe iubn,noisr. blsceube sner frem=
ifnbte oGmorrboioer I 6 III "A 8oqe. eaer Ggnoene
lbagebetales soc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Saabsatteiter.


OaabsatteIter yr. SOP 6aoes at
ter; efter oct / lengere 9io bar b9z
ret oanifeligt at ifaffe, BAR ri OPP
naaet at faa oet pad Eager igen.
Oet er trptt / SnIflanO paa tint
papir, | mango pene &ulsrer,
StgrrelIen er 16 By II, og meget
imagfulot uofert.
priien er iom iebpanlig $1.50
per Ouiin. paa Sioe XI unoer
9ltteter Dor M &atalog finoes en-
fun meget ringe @engioelfe al
Idmme cen aulpr og min0re Ster=
relie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08

Norfolelie helbreoet pna en- Ias.
5aa 4aratipe @roms Auinine Tablets. 4en.
aene tifboqe fra ale Npotheterc hbis life bfbrehet
6. 49, @rppes ylapn paa bper 9Gite. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Set itore Sperssmaal."

@ets preoitensr af paitor 3.
g. Sborebb, oeltenot fom preIt |
oen foreneSe 8irfe | Mmerifa. 64
itors Siosr Omilas pris 25 Sent.
9anifb 2ut6. pub. Souie
8ldir, NebrdIfd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
Ieroens6iitprie.

Oanif ltogabe af 9aoroal ROlf1
lens geroensbiitorie peo Sngporo
9onoeien. 8ennemlet og reoioeret.
Snobefdtter Olotioen, Wdiooelal<
oeren og ben npere 9iOs toiItoris.
20 Dele, inobunoen / eet 8ino, I
alt 800 Sioer meo mango Slluftra<
TONER og fere Sort. 9eri ffilores
oe pistigite biitOriife 8egioenbeosr
neo gennem Sioerne. 9oot og ft9rft
in0bunoen. 8ogen foiter $1.00.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-08
&pnfirmatipnsminoe.


9i bar after faaet Oplag II
&onfirmationsminoe Nr. 401, trpet
paa flint papir / mango imagfuloe
aulsrer efter Sesninger, uofert /
Spltlano. Oette 8onfirmdtions@
minbe bar Oct melt ialg6are at alle.
ri bar baft, og pil iittert / De fleite
5ilfeloe bore tiffreositillenoe. priz
len er $1.50 per Oufin. Sor ner%
mere Oplpsnineer ie Dor 8atdlog,
Sioe XIV, UNDER @tteiter | Dor
np 8atalog for 1907, bpor Der fins
bes en- minore Gfterligning cen
&uler.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
A Parable.

Once Upon Time there was n Fair
Young Girl with soft, white hands and
a Swans Neck She was born 10 he n
Princes Bride, but unfortunately there
were no Princes near where she lived.
Also her Parents were poor This
Sweet Young Thing liked fine clothes,
but didn't Hike work. So when n Young
Man Of Common Blood offered her his
hand In marriage she cried him yea.
She thought she was going 10 live on
Easy Street. with nothing 10 do but
kiss her husband goodby in the morn
ing and watch for his return nj night.
Five years later she had two children
TO take care Of her soft. white hands
were red; her sylph-like form was
bulky. She worked eighteen hours n
day, washing, ironing and sewing. with
no relief In sight.
BY that time she began to wish that
she had learned stenography md re
manned single
Moral.-People who don't like work
shouldn't marry for "A home. Detroit
Free Press
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
She Had Many Suitors.

Napoleon HI, when he was living in
London; the Duke d'Aumalc, Lord
Beaeonsiield and many other consple
uous figures of the nineteenth century
are on record ms having been among
the sutors for the hand of Miss Bur.
dettCoutts, who afterward became
baroness, and It Is doubtful whether
any woman ever received 80 large u
number Of matrimonial offers rs the
baroness. In fact, they became posi-
tive nuisance. and In 1917 she was
compelled TO bring legal proceedings
against a lawyer of the name of Rich
ard Dunn, who, according to Tia.
terms OF the Indictment, had for cigh!
years prosecuted her with most unwel
come attentions with view to matri
mony Dunn WIS sent 10 prison fol
eighteen months, although there Is nc
doubt that he was, while sane In Other
matters, perfectly crazy ON the subjec'
OF Miss Burdett-Coutts as she WA
then. and particularly on the subject OF
her fortune. Chicago Tribune
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
SOME NEW YORK FlRSTS.

Christmas day first became n legal
holiday In 1854.
The first law proclaimed In New
York related to the Sabbath Q640.
The first surveyor was Q6i2) Andres
Hudde. lie received n salary of ESQ
year (Sio0l.
The first official interpreter was
George Baxter, appointed In 1912 at
salary of $50 guilders per annum.
The first court of Justice was estab
lished III 1647, presided over by Judge
Van Dlncklagen. the first judge In
New York.
The first lot of ground sold was to
Anthony Won Fees In 1912. 1t was
30 feet front by 10 feet deep and was
sold for $500. II was located where
Bridge street now Is
The first public house was built In
1912 at the company's expense. 1t was
Il clumsy looking tavern, located at the
northeast corner of Pearl street and
Coenties sllp.-New York Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
Blacksnakea.

/ have never seen hlacksnakes over
seven feet long. and much doubt II
they grow TO n greater length. They
are not hard to catch, though in an
open field they can run about rs fast
as II man can. When caught they
struggle desperately until they find
there is no opportunity TO escape, when
they will give up fighting and may be
handled with impunlty. | have never
found these snakes to be vicious. They
can be handled easily and their bite IL
harmless. They can squeeze pretty
hard If they get turn around your
waist, but not hard enough to break Il
bone Forest and Stream.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
THE FIRST LIGHTHOUSE.
Il Was Built on the Island of Pharos,
Near Alexandria,


The first lighthouse ever erected for
the hencht of the mariners was that
built by the famous architect. Sos.
tratus, by command of ptolemy Phila-
delphus, king of Egypt, between 80
pa Il. G. 1t was built near Alexandria
on an island called Pharos, and there
was expended upon 1t about $40 tal.
ents, or over Il million dollars
Ftolemy has been much commended
by some ancient writer's for his liberal
ity i'll allowing the architect to iuscribe
his name Instead of his OWL The in
scription reads. "Sostratus. son of Dcx-
iphanes. 10 the protecting dcities for
the use of seafarng people This tow
er WAS deemed one of the seven Won.
ders of the world and WAS thought of
sufficient grandeur Ia immortalize the
builder
1t appears from l.ueian however.
that rtolemy does not deserve any
praise for disinterestcdneSs on this
score or Sostratus any great praise for
his honesty. rs II is stated that the
hitter, 10 engroSs in after times the
glory OF the structure, caused the in
scription With his own name to be
carved In the marble, which he after
ward covered with lime aud thereon
put the Kings name
In process of time the lime dccayed,
and the inscription on the marble alone
remained.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
HIGH GRADE TEAS.
Some That Never Get Beyond tn,
Boundaries of China.

Boundaries of China.
Many of the highest grade Chinese
teas never leave the country that Is,
are never exported in commercial guam
titles" says writer Tea specialists
IN Europe and America manage TO OBJ
tain specimens through corresponding
firms in Chinese export eenters, but
these samples are not for sale These
rare teas are preserved for occasional
comparison and testing with the gem
eral commercial teas They are known
as unsupported teas | have kuewn of
only one person outside of the tea pro.
ducing countries who supplies the
trade of the general public with speci-
mems of the rare teas His prices
range from SO to 500 pound.
KS not even an expert can safely
judge such tea by its appearance alone,
II is necessary To taste 1t in the cup be.
fore purchasing. The vender can hard
ly afford to dispense this 500 tea era.
tuitouSlF, So Il charge of 81 to 81 80 a
cup is made and ms Il ludIeiously pre-
pared infusion allows the making of
about 2oo cups from pound Of tea
the profit from this tasting Is almost
gigantic On rare occasions exception
ally valuable tens sold at auction in
London have brought from 500 to
S2i,b Il pound
But these fancy teas almost lit.
orally worth their weight in gold-ars
rarely seen by ordinary people They
are preserved in sealed glass jars in
the safes of the len specialists who
OWN them Such exceptional teas are
worth the high valuation placed upon
them - Chicago News
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Beat boy out of a dime and the
crime will never outlaw
Comparison may not be a detraction,
but II Is certainly a half sister.
The truth with unscldsh people Is
they are liable to brag about 1t.
There IS only ole way In this world
to get your own way-insist upon it,
Almost any defense would be all
right If you could make people be-
lieve it,
1t is just as dangerous to tell some
people secret as ii Is to fool with
"A loaded gun
When man submits to a procession
wedding the other men look Mt him
the way boys look at boy whose
mother makes him wear long curls.
The man who ha5 made failure In
any line of business never has very
good opinion Of the mal who started
In the same line at the same time and
made II snccess.-Atchison Globe.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
THE WAITER.
An EnViable Job, His, According to
One of the Profession.

'Nhy do the young men of America
snecr nj the writer's calling2" said the
quiet man ia the black swallowtaii
coat ~ waiter can travel all over
the world, become Il superb lnguist
and easily earn from So To $50 II week.
Yet the young clerk or salesman, with
eight per and no future sncers ut
him
when | WAS young chap my good
mother wanted me 10 take II job In II
department store selling collars Not
|. | said Id he waiter And my
mother WAS shocked
Yet look nj me As II waiter | tray
81 wherever wish One winter I'm
IN Egypt. the next on the Riviera the
next In Rpmc Spring finds me in
Paris. and thence leap the channel In
time for the London scason In the
autumn | am back in America again
with full pockets.
Il have learned French, German and
Italian have made friends with
many rich intelligent, amiablc people
| have seen the world, and earn 81,
600 II year Yet clerks and counter
| Jumpers think they can sneer ut me
They had better learn my trade"-New
York Press.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
A MEMPHIS LANDMARK.
The Famous Old Mart Where Slaves
Were Bought and Sold.

Grim, unSighlX. painless. scanned
and crooked throughout its masonry,
there stands to-day an old brick build
Ing ON Adams street, midway between
Main and Second, ahaUt which clusters
more of history and Of change than
can be compressed into song or story.
1t is situated just on the east of the
alley midway between Main and Sec
ond streets and is used as Il shelter for
the city prisoners who are worked Oh
the rock pile
If you will take the trouble 10 step
TO the westward side of this old build.
ing, where it faces the alley, and
glance up along its second story you
may still discern the inscription. Ne
gro Mart and Livery Stable" or AS
much of ii rs time has not penciled
out The last letter of the word mart"
and the last letter of the word stable"
are gone. The others are dimmed with
age and might pass unnoticed unless
you look second time.
Time was when this was Il famous
its time ny no less a man than General
Forrest himself. Thousands of negroes
We're bought and sold within Its walls,
and hundreds of thousands of dollars
passed there from buyer To vender.-
Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13

Aluminium

Aluminium, it Is generally known, is
Il metallic element found In clay and
Is the same material of which rubies
sapphires. emery and alum are made
1t enters into the composition of II
large number of other materials, and 1t
is estimated that in its various com
pounds aluminium forms about one
twelfth of the crust of the earth Every
brick In every building is said TO be 30
per cent aluminium. II Is produced by
the decomposition of clay. which Is n
salt composed of silcic acid combined
with aluminium. The aluminium Is
separated from the silica by the appll-
cation Of electricity Separation has
never been successfully done In any
other way.-Bostoa Globe.