davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-09

tallest giraffe he had ever dreamed of. My name's Thomas Henry Smith," cor rected Tommy. whispering in the clowns ear.
 Names too long," laughed that jolly fellow. But, shake the giraffes hand. See. he's lowing to you.''
 And so he was, and@ his long neck doubled and twisted as he brought his head on a level with Tommys face. "Ah. glad to meet so fine a young fel- low" said MT. Giraffe. Flows the show?"
 "splendidr' declared Tommy. And you're fine, you are. My, what a long neck you haye."
 Yes, takes me a week to swallow 8 drink of water. The tub of water took here in your town will not reach my stomach for seven days"
 Goodness. I'd thing you'd die of thirst!' cried Tommy.
 But hereupon the clown led him away and next introduced him to the elephant. "Oh, how do you do, little man?' said the elephant. And before Tommy could remonstrate he was twisted up in the old fellows trunk and lifted to his eye. "I just want to get a good glimpse of you, sir" said MT. Elephant And then he put him down. And how's the show, young sirf' asked the elephant, grayely.
 'Splendidv' cried Tommy. Say, you animals are great, you are. And this is the finest party l ever had given in my honor. Are we to have any refresh- ments?'
 Any what7'' asked m old camel, that stood holding his huge hump on his back.
 Anything to eat" explained Tommy. I'm very hungry and--''
 Come. Thomas Henry. hoifavQ you're asleep. 'Pon my word. do you think so little of the circus that you can nap while it's going on? And l planned this day on purpose for you.''
 It was Aunt Mary's voice, and Tommy awoke with start. ''Ah, Aunty." he pleaded, 'T did go to sleep; but it's so warm In here, and I am So hungry. But what a party I've been to! Gee! it was great.'
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Conundruns.

When are silks like the clouds? When changeable.
 When is a book like the holy days? When lent.
 When is a child at school and rope alike?
 When taught (taut).
 When is a message like train of cars? When special.
 When Is a boat like a halter fitting cap?
 When It Is cap-slzed (capslzed) When Is a man like Mount Blanc? When peaked (piqued). Answers to Last Weeks Puzzles. Beheadings: (D Flash-lash (2) Star tar. (3) Glove-loye. (4) Price-rice- Proverb puzzle: Judge not lest ye be judged.
 Letter enigma: Sunshine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-09

to pass in her exams, and that can't be said of lots of the others. Really, mamma, I heard the other day that Stella Jones and May Bruce were caught copying answers to their problems from the book I hate to believe 1t about them, but it's hard to doubt the source of the story. But-to return to the matter under dis cussion-we must put Lily's name down here
 ''Yes, Jack, I've taken great fancy for that pretty little Lily Long. She's so modest-so unpretentious. The other night, when asked her If she could sing. she blushed and said: oh, little for
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papa and mamma Then insisted upon her going to the piano and allowing us to be the judges of her voice. why, sne sings beautifully. though her voice shows that she has had little or no training IL is just naturally sweet and full Of mel ody. And do you recall how l chatted with her for few minutes in the hall before she departed? We'll was asking her about her home, about her parents. She was deeply affected when she spoke of her mother and said so simply: Dear mamma has to take in plain sewing now 10 help with the family expenses. But I'm straining every energy to get through school. go that may bs of assistance to
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I should think his mother would select his friends. Name Thompson told me this morning that Mrs. Downs gave a little birthday supper for Jack last week and that Lily Long was one of the few guests. Now, isn't she just forcing her way into our set?"
 Well. she'll never get in where I have a say." declared May Lust because she stands at the head of her class is no rea- son why she should be forced upon us socially. And any one of us could be up in our classes if we chose to put in every minute over our books and were so old fashioned that we'd draw the line at
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-09
The Rejected Valentine.

Why are you hangin' Roun' heah, anyway" Sambo, sort of frightened, Lifted up hls eye,
 Saw Miss 'Phelia's mommer- Thought that he should die. Vain he tried to answer He couldn't speak at all; So be leaned, in anguish, For strength against the wall. "Git you off" cried Mommer Of Miss 'Phelia, mind: "For my daughter doant want No Comic Valentine!"
 MAUD WALKER.
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cheating occasionally. Well. for me. just cut out all such foolish ideas of hon. or and so forth. I want good time, and if my pleasures have to suffer on account of my well-I'll let the studies go hang, and cheat at exams to pass"
 That evening Jack Downs and his mother went over the list of names that Stella and May had given him. Why, mamma, they've left Lily Long out!
 Jack exclaimed. Now, that isn't right. She's such bright, clever girl and stands at the head of her class. She has the best record of any girl in school and the teachers all swear by her. They know she never resorts to dishonorable methods
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Beheadings.

1) Behead that which keeps a wagon from running down hill too rapidly and leave a garden implement.
 @ Behead that which a drunkard en- joys most Of anything and leave an animal that children fear.
 C3) Behead that which we can see through and leave a name that is often applied to a young girl
 (4) Behead a large bundle of cotton and leave a favorite drink of the English.
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A Musicol-Mystery Game.

A sheet of music would be quite appro- priate. Ten minutes should be allowed the players in which to supply the story with the missing words.
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Biographical conundrum..

Who was the great ruler that studied sh'pbuilding under the name of Peter Zimmerman
 Who was the "Grand Monarch that tried adding height to his stature by wearing red heels on his boots four inches high2
 Who was the great Grecian orator that practiced speaking with pebbles in his mouth to cure stuttering?
 Who was the great musical composer that could not hear his own compost tions?
 Who was the noble queen that sold her jewels that an explorer might go in search of a new waterway to India?
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Sambo with his banjo
 Stopped to play a tune Meath Miss 'Phelia's window In the light O the moon. Played he there so softly Sang he song of love; Then all of Q sudden
 Cried voice from above: What you want, dar, niggah7 Stop dat noise, sayl
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Penny Fred.

lowing colGly to Lily, Sicily made bold to say: T see that you have succeeded in worming your way into social set where only one wants you. But if you are content with that, why, we have no objection to make"
 And then the two wicked girls, foiled in their dishonorable designs, hurried from the room.
 Jack held out his hand to Lily, say ing: "I'm glad to find people out. It's an old saying, Give them enough rope and they'll hang themselves.' But you'll come to the party, won't you? Mother and Land all the others except those two envious ones-want you. And you are to be my valentine
 If your mother and-and-you wish 1t, I'll come" And Lily gave her hand in parting to Jack. And now ! must nn. ish my dishes.s
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Letter Enigm

My first is in bee, but not in honey; My second is in dollar, but not in money 1; My third Is in Iron, but not in ore; My fourth is in zebra, but not in boar; My fifth is the same as my fourth, you see.
 My sixth is in drunkard, but not in spree.
 My seventh is in regal but not in king My eighth Is in wedding. but not ID ring.
 My whole spells a word
 That means weather most drear,
 And 1t usually happens
 At this time of year. Answers will appear next week.
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John1y's Lesson.

Son Johnny put q bent pin
 Upon his daddy's chair. His daddy sat upon it;
 Then he leaped right in the air. He saw son Johnny smiling
 As he writhed about in pain. So he got strap-and Johnny Will not play with pins againl
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sambo went a-courting
 Of Miss 'Phelia Green. 'Phelia was the handsom'st Gal he'd ever seen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-09

tallest giraffe he had ever dreamed of.
 My name's Thomas Henry Smith," cor rected Tommy, whispering in the clowns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

Elsie Wt9nO funOe forDanOleS ira
Ct pere SLENDER al &riitenoomme til
ct blipe Oens 9iiciple og IpOitle!
GeO &Sr0ensfonferencen i Spfio bar
Ger $50 al 5000 fineiilfe StuOenter,
Ger erflureOe at bile p9re &riltne;
nogle al bisle er alereOe blepen
rp6te, anOre i~orbereOes til 0aaben.
Set er Ell lille SegpnOelie, MEN ben
Tan 6lipe til ct tort Sr9.
u0e nelte femten &ur," erflerer
Sobn Mott, og ban ltaar 10 ingen-
Ilnoe enc / i'm @aaltan0, upil blipe
Stone til Ell lignenOe folosiul us
pifling / &ina iom BEN, Der bar fun-
Get Steo / Sapan Be ltOite trebipe
@ur."
u9tutiOen er Sen belailtge Sis,
fremfor oQe anore Sioer. Oct Steo,
ser fremfor ole oltore Ste0er ct al
S~etponing for ariitenOommens
6remtiO, er Sopons SopeOItaO. uoen
cl SpipG finoes Nbglen til &ino /
Sofio, og Oenne NSgle er / Sect
berne poa Be fineiiife Stuoenter,
6IanOt bpilfe Sc Men0 finoes, Ser
Itaar / Spi0ien for ct Solf poa 400
MiQioner."
Den fineiiife 5tl1oenterbepegelie
er le6et til Sofio. 9e &riItnes itore
Spgobe er at faa oenne 9epegelie
leoet til &riItus.
Oct er en- al Nl1tioens ft6rfte Sp,
gober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
&reosmeoe.

Minneiota &reOs al v9en fore
ne0e oanlfe eD.=lutb. Strife" of6ol=
ser, ON Sup bill, lit S~oroarsmeoe
/ Srinitatis bonife ep.-Iutb. We=
nigbeo / gilbert Sea, Wi1n., fra
IL. til is. Worts.
@teOat begpn0er meo &eimesie
Su0stieneite Sors0ag Sormio6ag
81. 1912 Sen ~.
ngmner til 9rsftelie er: 1 If-
ferelien al set gamle Menneife og
Sferelien al set npe (Gol.3,8-1t).
? 9repet til Menigbeoen / ooooicea
(@ab. 3, 14-22).
uSpb9ier @erren, Dor SUB, og
tilbeOer for bans belige 9ierg -
beuig er bonl" (Sol. SO, 81.
g. Soniem S. Simnnen,
Sefreter. &reosfm0.
Gaa Srinitatis Menigbeos geg-
ne inobpoes berpe0 til 9eltogelIe
/ @tinneiota areOiens 6oroarsms-
De. Mpoet ufboloes / 9agene fra
12.-15. Murts. @an beoes mel
De lin Infomit / goo Sio til en- al
llnOertegneoe. -
gilbert Sea, Minr. 4. Sebr 1908.
IS. Glauen. .. 81. Slfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
6rrimacn / Sina.
6ortIut fra SIDE ~

I14llIllAINiI - VIZ
tai Sc rllge aineiere run0tom fra
beIe &iget orager til Sapans Sobe0-
ltao. Oct alDeles ~operbeien0e Ir-
tai al Dem er naturligbis W9no;
Der finoes finn ganife faa &pinoer
iblanOt Dem,
S 9egpnoelien par ODER Salpoe-
len al Sc ituOerenoe ienot til Sapan
poa Sen fineiiife &egerings 8efoIt+
ling. gu regner man imiolerti0,
at fun en- Sreoieoel unoerbolOes al
9|egeringen. Gelten er uOienOt al
rige Sarnilier, al forifelige SeIifa-
Der, eqer flere 6omilier bar ilaaet
itg ianln1en ON at unoer6oIoe cen
StltOent.
WtotiperIle er meget orlfelige.
Nogle bar facet pirfelig 2p1t til at
lRre noget, anore pe0, at ct Stlt0ie=
cpbolo / Sapan er Ell itffer Sielp
pad @mbeospeIel1, otter un0re font
mer naturligpis melt al Npsgerrig=
be0. M}en SIertallet al Sc l1nge er
ltffert ~beii9leoe at 8atriotisme oq
Spit til at gsre noget for oeres 2ono,
ligeiom ogioo Slertallet fommer fra
De boieite &lasier iblanot &inds
8efolfning.
Meget faa al Dem fonrter til So
pan lom &riItne, De flelte fon1lner
l%narere iom beltemt Wooitanoere al
&riitenoommen.
0isie Stuoenter ct oerfor ierlig
naarligt itiueoe UNDER oe npe Ont
gipelier.
0eres gumle Geligion, &onfucio-
niSmen og SltOobismen, bar De fa=
Itet fra Jig, og &riltenoommen fen-
Der De life; De er oerfor iom Sfibe
uOen Eor, 0ripes ON for ollie Gin0e.
&ae mtlige 2alter meoer Dem / npe,
friitenOe Sfiffelier. 9e fleIte al
Gem er gifte, men bar laot oeres
Srltruer tilbage / &tno. 9e fom-
lner ira ct San0, bpor &pinOen boil
nes UNDER itreng @epogtning, til ct
&ano, bpor S1tii1oer al fpinoelige
Stuoenter feroes frit iblanOt Dem,
bpor lliGbeligbeO angler efter Dem
paa bpert ct @aoebi6rne pg Sriten=
feriet er Ell Mooeiag.
Sntet Steos poa Soroen bar Stu
oenter Deret nOiat for Iterre Sri
%itelier og 6arer, ems Sc fineIilfe er
BET / Sofio.
Sg intet SteOs er Ser bel Itorre
M1ligbeoer enO blanot oisle &inus
1nge M9r0::
Oct bar n&riltelig 5oraning for
ltllge MGnO" inOiet; ct iprligt Dir
tejOe er tuget op blnnot Sc ullge
&ineierc / Sofio, og set er blauet
iagt, at man / Sofip fan rlaa flere
al De Wt9no, Ser ifal Itpre &inos
6renttiO, ems ollie Misitonprerne /
ielpa &ino er / Stano til. Ser gS=
res ct tort frilteligt og bumunt Nr=
tejOe blanOt Oe fineiiife Stuoenter,
mango al Dem feler fig enc og for
luOte / oct fremmeOe 9ono o. er
moOtagelige for Senligbeo %
Set NrbeiOe, r&riitelig Screening
fer ullge MGnO" bar toget OBJ, pin-
>er Ga ogiaa Taaifsnnelle lanqt
ltOenfor DC &riitnes &pffer. @rep
Ofumn bar t. gfs. uotalt lin @leoe
ouer bet &eoningsarbeioe, Ser fer
ct p%aa6egpn6t. San tilfsieoe: Seq
itore Sorbaobninger til Sc fl
neiiife Stu6enter. Naar Sc efter
nogle Iars Stuoiltm bender biem
til &ina og fomnter til at inotage
6eie Stiainger, fan beres Snoflp-
relle life blipe operprr6eret. 9e
mpgtige Softorer / set npe
San bar &et. Mon fan punifelig
operpuroere Setp0ningen at BET Sir
beioe, Der fra friiten SIDE gbres
for &inos Stiloenter. lo al beres
fommer Ell meget flor Del al
Dem Ser ifol beItemme set npe ST.
nas &urs. Sra Dem fonmer Sc
Ser bill blipe Be leoenbe poa
ESn0uitriens Smraooe, fra oem font
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
SrebsmbSe.

On @uO pil, boloer Suinois
&reOs lit Soroorsmeoe / @oooitocf,
Sainois, fra 27.-29. @arts. Ms-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
&rebsmpbe.

ytortb 9afota areos 5oloer. -
n SUD bll - lit S~oraarsmp6r
i gea5aretb @enigbeO, &enmore
Sp, e. 0af., fra SorsOag ben
-. til Ssnoag 1e.: :. Morts.
SnsOag ben ii. Yreltemeoe &l.
IS gftermiOoag. @mnet peo Bette
g9gOa: u@relten paa @eieq"
aobningsguOstieneite @&3,suag 6or-
mioOag &l. 1912.
Gunner til 9rpftelie:
/. &effelie og Smpenoelle /
Oeres inO6prOes 6orbolo. (@fenig-
beoenS @mne.)
2. Oct beqige Samfun0. (&reb-
lens gmne.)
@mne for l1ng0omsmS0et Sen-
bag @ftermiooag: 1 Sim. 6, -.
st Sanfeiprog for Wsoet:
rSerre! lao os lie oin Miifuno-
beo, og GID os sin Sreliel"
NieIs 0amifop, Sefr.
g. 90. 8eterfen,
&reosformono.
No5aretb Wenigbe0 / &enmare
inobpoer genner al bort firfelige
@rbeioe til at oeltoge / &reosms=
set.
Sei6genOe, iom snifer frit Sp-
1olo unoer Weoet, beoes inomeloe
Jig til unoertegneoe inben ben 1.
Wfarts.
&oa Menigbeoens @egne
S. @ertfen,
gor 664, &enmore. g. Daf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
&eunarS, &ebr.

8uOstjeneite 2. og 4. Ssnoag /
1ber Waaneo. Sen0agsifole bper
sGnoog.
Ge S6n6age, Ser er @uostiene.
fp, begDn6er Sgnoagsffolen 81. 10,
he andre Ssnoage @l. 1912.
@Qe belfomne!
81. 80. @n6eren,
Mgb.'s 8reit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Nisiipnsmbbe.

Gen Pop. Marts bliper ser,
ON @uo pil, Misiionsmsoe / @ben-
g5er Menigbeo, @uoubon, Soma.
Ile er biertelig pelfomne.
Sanfeiprog: Oct Solf, iom jeg
Ror oonnet mig, oe ifuloe forfpnoe
min Sris" (gioi. 43, 21).
8. 9. G6riitian1en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Ilberta, ganaba.

NIberfa, Hana0a.
@o0t 2ano, ierlig egnet for
blanoet 2onobrue og @eieriorift;
/ og pe0 BET oanife Settlement Is
Mil fra Snnisfuil Station, fan
fpbes biuigt og puu Iette 8etingel-
fer pes at benoen0e Jig til unoer-
Semrp earien,
Oicfion, Mlberto. Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Sarm til Sals.

$50 9lcres poa Misiouri 8ottom,
A Mil ira 8lair, 9eebr. 60 acres
UNDER Ylop, 2 acres Srugtbape,
Sieiten al 9unOet / @res. @ooe
@pgninger, ufenceO". 500 pr.
Gcre. Sil ogiaa bptte for 2ano /
strio I'll &eter 5. Setter
ii, @or 1914, Slair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
uOaniferen."
5reOag ben 6. 0torts 1908.
Blair, Nebr.

guostieneite paa Ssnoag Sormio-
Bog ST. 1912. Senoagsifole 81. 8.
0teO Yaltor Seniens @elbreos-
ttlRanD gaar bet nleget lungiomlt og
fmoat fremuo; men man nlener BOG,
At bet gaar fremao til 8eoring.
Zen li0ite panifelige 6oreteelie, iom
agioa bar peO~ligebolOt Seberen, bar
09ret Ell SDulit paa 9alien. Saa
ret ri forItaar, er ban Dog fommet
aOer &rilen meO ben.
Saa TOM Dor npe 2erer, So
tor y. Sobanien. S Wanoags
antOm ban og Suitru BERTH, og /
tisle Sage bolOer Oe paa at orone
quiet til 9eboelie. 81 bpoer Dem
bierteligt pelfomlmen til at npoe
SiUet, Irbeioet og &aarene / CUBS
Aige ian1men nteo os!
- S be lioite TO Gage bar 81
5oft Seipg al Misiioner @intber.
5 6orgaars Iftes tnlte ban / Sir
Zen, inoleoeOe meo 8etragtning al
It CUBS Orb og fortalte iiOen ON
SOrboloe / Sapan, ierlig ON De
meIt uobreote &eligioner Der, nem-
Zig 8uoobismen og Shin
toismen.
5 @aor Gfternt0oags bar ban
neo Faitor Inoerlen / &ennaro, %
Agelaa foreOrog ban Ser efter en-
Bort @etrogtning al ct @uosoro as
Fiiigt ON iaponife Sorbolo, ier=
Sig ON Neringspeia og &pinoelts
5tiQing.
Soa / @ftes frempiite ban 2Ds-
5iaeoer / &irfen Per, 8iqeber til
Joritooelie al mango Sorbolo / Sa-
pan.
&t tiger biertelig Saf for 8eis-
getI
@oo6e Der og / &ennor6 ofreoe
gennerne til Saponmisiionen. Sci
yet oar fife belOigt, og &eiene bar
HRrpe0 ufarbare, eQers piloe We=
serne, Ser Dog bopoe ret goo Sill
autning, iiffert bope peret taIrigere
5elsgt.
Sent ManOag Iften 0s0e
Nrs. 8. Serien al Spfoio Sober,
oe / Sns0ags blep bum begrapet
pon @pens &irfegoaro. Ssrge=
anOstjeneIten oper ben0e bolbtes /
For 0anif=lutberife Strife. Senoes
ire 86rn er forel6big hos Sbomas
1n0erien.
Mrs. 9ol1is Mltnf Far ppret
E1eget ing / nogen SiO, men set
mebOeles %, at bum MI er / gob
Eeoring.
- Mrs. Saul @eterien bar /
Sangere Sio ppret liOellbe al Sppf-
tfIie og ct @ierteonoe, og ierGig
prOi @iertet life urbeioar, iom set
fliloe, gaur BET Iongiomt meO at
tomme til 9rpfter. Mootte BUN
Fnart funne gIGoe Jig peo genplrt-
BEN goOt Selbre0l
Sirs0ag often / oenne uge
guU rSloir Dramatic Co. en- ltnoer-
Soloning til SorOel for 9pens So
pital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
kedsprise
BLAIR, NEBR.:

9anif Sagfprer.
Seq bill beipare p~aalioeligt, pr.
Foit, etbpert loDligt (vlegal")
Spergsmaol for finn $1.0O. Sfrip
0anIf eGer @ngelif.
g. g.. Gbriitenen,
NttorneD,
Goof 9Gocf, Ofbfoih isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
ySruens rare &lenpSie nteS
Gpaneiang".

5almer og aunOslige Oigte al
Or. 9ans @0OIf 8ruOerien, ftp.
Bifop i aibe Stiff. Den tare gamls
Bog fun M fuas fra Dan. 2utb.
gabl. 9ouIe. 8osen bar / lGngere
Eib oeret u0iolgt. Oe, fOm bnifsr
ben, bs6es tilienSe os 8eitiGinger.
Den toiter in0b. so Gent.
Saniib 2ntb. Smbl. SOmie,
Slair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Misiiunsmpbe

cf6oloeS / Na5aretbs @enigbeo /
Geoor Sails, Soma, ira -. til Is.
Morts.
Gmner til 9rSftelie er fSlgenOe:
l. De beaiges Samfuno."
2. De unges Sor6olo til Sc BEL
liges gomfuno.
Senner fra fern og nar er bel
fomne.
Eao No5aretbs @enigbe0s @egne
g. 8. Nprop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06

Set aa6nes meO @uOstieneI te 6reOog
6ormiOoag &loffen II.
@mner til 9rpftelie:
l.. SporleoeS fan ri 6eOlt op-
BRACE pore 9prll, iaa Sc meb 2plt
fglger Serrens 6prmaninger o.
uanorer pao bans Geje?
3. Sinoringer for SUBS &iges
Sremme.
3. Spoo foritoos pes at pere ct
frelit Menneife?
Serren pilfigne WaOet til lit
Nopns sore og SorberligeIi lie og til
Sieles epige Sel.
8. 8eOeren,
&re0sforman0.
@oo0itocf oonife eb.=llttb. Menig-
be0 inobpoer berpeo @enner fra
fern og ner til at beGtoge iMsoet.
SilreiienOe be0es meloe oeres
&omme til @enigbe0enS Sefretpr,
@r. g. @ortenien, gor $50 @ooo-
Itocf, Sn.
g. 8entien,
Wgb.'s 8rgit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
Stoten Gb'p. 9pen SnIebp I ss
QurnS En1tutn

5yranI 8. gbeneD 1pereer. at ban et oct plbrg
gebieiH Of 5irmoet s. s. Gbenep & 60. Der t-.oet
5orretnitg / 99en Soe6o. for u0nntc @puntD D9 Stat
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-06
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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-23
BOYS USED KNIVES;
BOTH ARE SATISFIED
Parents Appear I'm Court and Ask
That Case BE Dismisscd--Neither
Boy Was Hurt.

Joseph Rouke, 8 years old, who re-
sides on Mountain Road, was in Judge
McClelland's court this morning at 10
o'clock, charged with assaultlng Ra-
mon Gurule, of the same tender years.
with a pocket knife and vice versa.
Ramon Gurule was in Judge Garcias
court in Old Albuquerque this after
noon, charged with assaulting JOS
eph Rouks.
In tho first case the mother of the
accuser and father of the accused ap-
peared before the court and said that
they wanted to settle the difficulty.
They had decided that they were
even. Both boys had been arrested
and the chances were that both par
ties would have to pay the costs OF
the issuing and serving of a warrant,
$3.50. Neither boy was hurt. Both
courts released the prisoners, pending
good behavior.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-23
BRUCE BOUND OVER
TO GRAND JURY
Effort Will Probably Be Made to
Have Former Santa Fe Brake
man Released on Habeas
Corpus.

Eugene Bruce. the Santa Fc brake
mah who gained considerable nOtori-
ETY. recently by being married in the
county Jail. after having been arrest
ed for bigamy, was bound over to the
grand jury yesterday in Judge Craig's
court on the charge of larceny. Bruce
Is charged by Santa Fe detectives
with stealing property of the Santa
Fe Railway company valued at about
s26, and was still in Jail this after
noon in default of $500 bond. An
effort will be made, it is believed. to
have Bruce released Monday morning
by habeas corpus proceedings. on the
grounds that the Bernalillo county
courts have no jurisdiction in the case
as the property was stolen IN another
county. The bringing of habeas cor
pus proceedings Is delayed 81 the alb
sence Of Judge Ira A. Abbott from the
city.