davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

SUNNY court. s. OF Geary st. bet. Buchanan
and Webster-F furnished front roOm all con
veniences; or gentlemen: reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

TURK st.. 1854. near Webster nicely fur
nished rooms with closets; l Sl2 and 1 SIS
room; nice and sunny.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

WALLER St. Il. half block from Market
Nicely furnished sunny rooms for or 8. also
single; BATH rent very reasonable
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

I SACRAMENTO ST. 1881. mr. PreSidlu av.-I.ar... ..
front alcOve room. sunny and airy. riilnins
I water and bath: electric light reason bic ROM.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

/ WALTER St.. As. bet. 14th aud DubOce av-f
large sunny bay window we'll furnished room:
bath aud gas
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

WALLER 81. 3s2. nr. Fillmore nicely fur-
nished rooms. with privilege OF bath: mod
crate rent
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

TURK. S11-Large furnished room with hot and
cold running water. large closets. bath gas
and phone: also. electric lights.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

O'FARRELL ST. 20SS-2 sunny front rooms suit
able for or more gentlemen; IN private tam
Ily; rent reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

EDDY ST., 113t-, opposite Jefferson square-Sunuy
suite of rooms: running water and BATH also
single room; private family.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

SUNNY front and back parlor with bath. suit
able for gentlemen. house keeping; rent
reasonable 1866 Waller
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

TURK ST.. S3O-Sunny front aicove bay window
room; new carpet ? closets crate and WASH
room; also 1 single room.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

MISSION II 2.;fg-La-re. bag window. 30.
room Tor rent: suitable for : gen'ie"en' '~'-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

PINE ST., 40. cor. POweil--New furnished rooms
near car line and ) minutes walk to Market
st; hot and cold water and hath
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

SACRAMENTO St. 24I25a. nr. Fiiimore-Sunny
front room, newly furnished. also back psrl0r
bath; with 0r without board: Inaaerate N ates
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

PIERCE St, 30. ur. Haght-Sunny front we'll
furnished paror bedroom; also single SUNNY
front room.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

PINE St. 2111-Nicely furnished sunny rooms.
also house keeping rooms: hot and cold
ming water; CRATES. ba IN and phone.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

i WEBSTER ST. G3-l or large unfurnished
rooms; also 1 single aud I double. furnished
bath: reasonable rent
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21
BURLINeAME REAL ESTATE

URLINGAME REAL ESTATE
-~.o---~-~--~--~~----
BURLINCAME NOT PROMISE
But 8 beautiful suburban residence place with
schools gas. electric lights. sewers and city
conveniences, 20 min from san FranciscDi as
close TO your business as many sections OF The
city and yet giving y0u the charms and pleas
ures OF a country residence al small cost; II
= p r. r. trains "a day each way; also IS
min electric service 90 down today, see the
property and rou viii agree with us. Very
large lots 80 feet front, aud more; some over
POO feet deep. 5000 and upward: FerE easy
terms once at Buriingame open ~ the
time. or
LYON & HOAG.
686 Market 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-21

WALLER St. s6O-Sunny front bay window
room, nicely furnished: slso single rooms.
very reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

LAUGHTER hat ma appears to Dc oi superior class
Bless Yer heart Miss, that nothtn ~ the
cut Of his lib d rate him fiddler an TtIHcrn-
Der once at Brindsi, was pointed out Two Counts
an . Ma-kcc among the coal hcaEcrs-
Naturally enough. Mr.. HaEton and DICK looked
for the person whose singular behavior was uLaet
discussion Though they had no clincultE IN fii.A-
ing him It was impossible that they the-nsc. YES
could be seen with any degree OF ceartless- J. ne
railing and the deep shade Of the Veranda shielded
them ctIcctuallv. The Italian, man Of middle
height with a finely nodded face and soIdleTIE as
-,er+ = man whose bearing went lar 10 prove that
S+71rr77,'s general estimate OF great nation was
1it-e1y To bc wrong was certainly very much taken
~, with the appearance of the two IGares leaning
over the balcony But Royson had scarcely TINE
~ note his main characteristics when ne heard MIS-
Haxton utter a queer gasping sob It seemed 10
I;- ,ha+ she had ONLY 1ust succeeded sInothcrlI8
- ec-aar7 Her checks suddenly became ashen graz,
nd her tightly compressed lips were bioodless All
br tea--- fled as the tints OF j rose die under Ce'
~ varieties Of chemical light. Her ewes d1ated III
~ charming wav and lines not visible previously
80 -,Icl,e-ed the corners Of her mouth
Owing TO the babel of tongues IN the street,
-,;,her Irene nor Captain Stump knew how terribly
tho mere sight Of the staring Italian had affected
NJ Hax+0n Il came TO ROyson with nash OF
;T,ei-atior that this must be AlheTl that the
11-0I7ar7 had recognized him, and that she feared
him with mortal dread ..,,-,. =:
He sprang upright and went to her. p" nat III -
= - he asked neither raising nor lowering ms voice
sufficiently 10 attract attention Are YOU III
Shall ! call Miss FenshaWet ,-,,.1 ~
She lifted an appealing hand, and re1npLnSIy eS7
ID - d-oD her veil Her languid lnsolence had
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
HE WHEEL O. FORTUN NE

vanished with her good looks For The moment
she was d broken and dcsr-trtng woman
No no. she ruu-uu~,I, and thc anguish H. h-c
voice would have aroused sympathy IL q nature III
less irnT1ressIorla blr than kaEsrr ' II you would
he,r me and II O.. u.s. t-. g.. and Baron Won he
be-. and tell hu-tc. E.--.l sent You with the
message tha- there is one here "h III he must ..t
meet Oh, what shall say Z. make him "rae--
Ma til, him tta- t.ae-i Is in Mass.v- '.
Dick almost regretted the words when he WI
messed their tremendous effect. She was on TIE
vc-y hr:nk Of hvs'eria AID the sadden"ess u he-
"You-vou TO- know A,ae~s. She easrea. look
lng at him IL Very agony nt terror
Il am sorry il ! have added tn Your alarm.
did not mean t. do that. A-nc-l is ur..-n."c =.
me. hut / heard his name IT Marse.ler when Ire
T5c pity wv he could not withhold seemed 70 give
An attacE," She whispered "At Narsei.,es,
oh why was not tal44, But you will find hlr" =
the Governors house Its not far-or the se4va-d
point The hotel people VIII suuplya guide. H.r.n
Won kc-bcr and Alheri must not meet here i the:
do meet We shall lose everything Tell the b. =
10 90 on board the Yacht. matter hat Nr fc-L-
shaue saws. Do YOU understand, 1t IS matter
of life and death. SIP out INTO a BACK stree So
that Aitcr VIII not see You. WI. watch from he.t
Go Tor Heavens sake Let nothing delay YOU.
She was incapable Of further explanation. Dick
feared she would faint if he waited another second
Hence when Irene turned To say that Fcnshawe
and the Baron appeared 10 he paving prolonged
visit 10 the Governor she found that Mrs. IaEton
was sitting alone, with her Tctlcd tace proTTed On
once more to Roysou that he was then hasten-I.b
through maIodorous lanes and crowded s-1t1s ID
order to save from threatened peril the very rl,n
whose downfall offered the only visible means ty
which he could bend his own tra1 fortunes IN the
direction that looked best TO him
Roz,so1l I-ev, not one work Of Arabic. His Italian
was Of a rudimentary type based on some acqualnt.
ancc with Latin. eked out by few phrases CLEANED
from books OF travel. The polite hotel managers
F-qncb was onlv shade more fluent. Conse,
oIiertIv. the latter told Mulai Hanled, deputy -
sistant hall porter, that the Ehcndi wished TO %
conducted to Government House with the utmoss
srr.cz thus twisting Dicks simple request that nc
ql1ide should avoid the main streets INTO 1ystt1i
Gus demand which Eastern mind could not IAN
10 c1nbroidcr with intrigue.
For Mula Hamcd was a negroid Arab, whose rul
farlv aspect was rather enhanced by the SWageel.
ing way he carried 4 broad shoulder belt ana bI,tss
badge Of office. He interpreted his orders httf-y
being eager to display certain skill III conducting
10 n artistic finish any enterprise that saVorea o.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
CHAPTER VII.
M. Hzxron Receives . Shock

-- 4 Young man does not WISH 70
Ea---va himself q the company
e -ice Young woman, he may
.a deuended Oh TO argue himself
---1 a state q mind which does not
demand such a sacrifice.
IN The instant Dick was con
.--E-1g his speculatIons, Irene rose
III tod Captain Stump that she
--eeG with hir1 "a scrutiny OF the
-te-ing mob II the street wls
more 70 her taste than . descr1p-
worn al the last court ball. Dick
and would have joined them had
LII Ms. Haxt0n was bending tO--
- and examining the mixed pile Of
the table. There was no grave
.. aC-iOr. because q number OF
-.-- s-1Ders were mixed with the
-e-e more OF less common prop
owing of the existence OF one
.aEsng importance, acted on the
.--g-ruritv makes the thief Mrs
non should remain unsullIed that
IS -gwe-. He 1t q cigar, wheeled
- md sat facing her, at a distance
.a 5eer. The open railing OF the
/ rs ta- away on his right and on
-- Through the narrow rails they
be- opposite pavement, with its dun
. -a-.ves aud the gloomy interiors
shops. while the white walls and
--.gTs q the upper stories seemed
r-=aly II the slant1ng rays oi q
.za-ertlv giving no heed 70 Roy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

II ndng d
@ Il @h tn ~ e I'd
10 ngE1 -
: aanlp1sz Nan UNI ii
- . II = : A.
- n @ T--r g-5 -re- who Wa a
: --- f--lfh wan a--ertF
: 3 f-era eana tt-- " q
~ the t-n z- " 2
n l1l rene thinking hc
4 *r1 O
W. prltcaI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

non Of the r. r---
p0cketed n-s .-.. and
II not note. LIT Ms
ward II he and c
cO-espC-Le-- The
Egnlhcarce aC--
magazines a- -.- spa
leap, and the e-e :
e-tv.
But Row --awiu
document gf .-E5ng
principle -La- -.rg-r
haxtoI 8 -e-.-..-l.r sh
Gay L !, lav.r LIS pow
ms chair slightly. md s
o. ten OF twelve feet.
Ke-anda Va L.-- -5 IL
Mrs. Haztg- LETT Tn.
both could SEE the lrp0
ooio7ed th-a1r .- ul-.v,
q several Snail shops.
close lattice windows A.,
e be bleach --=zalv
he-ce atte--a.- s.r.
Mrs Hazta- arpare1
son, glance -.=-. ..s[r ~
The wrappe-= a-E post
marks. The -.-.. s.eued
to prove u-.-.-a-a=--rg.
ooon she selected q
Periodic, and Was
about L o-e- hen
q remark t-.- Irene
Caught he- oa-.
That Italian stand
lng II from u The g-ain
dealer $ place seems u
De rooted L. -..- e-az1d
with astous--.er. a.
Seeing stranger IL the
note! said the girl.
turning her smiling face
toward her companion.
Then daess is IN
E;ioent pups ~ times.
Mss replied stump.
MS red eves T.. 5grbt
meeting The mans stare
win q hzity that might
E4Ne disconnected most
gapers.
Does he know vou
% you thiuk ! hap
ened b see h.u com
e along the street. and
g soon as he saw Us he
stood stocksull He has
s' sseel gazing up here now
=. the last two OF three
Minutes.
I've booted . -s-a
~. =. Of /, Italians in nv
S.al'; Snne SAID Stump. /
I'D ea.an I be q bit sur
tllsed if he was some
SleT Id helped across
ships gangwav at
'en9a OF Naples
But Captain said
with q eurgle OF
i'r'sia, is97- b I--5...,s . c,,.,-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

non q the r.
p0cketed h-s
he lot LC-.--
ward II he
cc-eSpO-Ce-
Egnl1GICe r.
magazines az
leap, and IN
go
-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-19

~. b Laa4rd J. Clo,e.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
news Of Scandinavia,

u Copenhagen, July at Is report
ed that the Danish and Swedish gov
ernments have agreed upon an often
sive and defensive military alliance.
In the Scandinavian countries there
Is a strong public sentiment in favor
of having public improvements done
by domestic laborers. But occasion
ally the difference in cost is so great
that foreigners get the job. This hap
pened a few days ago when bids were
opened for dredging the channel Of
Tjufholm, near Lulea, Sweden, a firm
from Copenhagen, Denmark, being en-
gagged to do the work for 100000.
Copenhagen, July Pin connec-
ton with the proposed Norwegian
and American steamship service a
suggestion to combine the Russian
and Scandinavian services to Amer
lea, absorb all these lines into new
company and build several new steam
ers is now under consideration. Mich
eIsen, the former Norwegian premier,
Admiral de Richelieu and President
Andersen of the Danish East Asiatic
company, together with several Scan
dinavian bankers, are interested in
the scheme.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
DENMARK,

A summer shed used by q Polish
laborers on farm near NakskOv was
burned down while they were in the
fields.
The first statue of Queen Alexandra
was recently unveiled at the London
hospital by Lord Crewe. It Is the
work of Mr.. Wade. &.
Jacob A. Riis, President Roose-
velt's biographer, took sick while
staying in Copenhagen, and he had to
stay in bed for a few days. When he
recovered he proceeded to Ribe, his
native town, where he intended to
spend a week.
King Frederick is making tour of
some of the Danish cities Aalborg
Is one Of them Like the other cities
Aalborg wanted to invite his majesty
to a grand banquet. But the Social
Democrats control the city council,
and when this banquet proposition
was to be discussed they stayed away
Finally the Social Democrats yielded.
But by that time the king had found
out all about the trouble, and his pro-
gram left no room for banquet at
Aalborg. On the contrary, the King
made arrangements for inviting the
most prominent men of the city to
take lunch with him on board his
pleasure yacht Dannebrog. The
newspapers of the capital are ridic-
uling the city of Aalborg as best they
can
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
vi July 23-Aug. q.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
~ r,A 81 d.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions of
mortgage given by Edward Webb, a
single man. to First State Bank. OF
Thief River Falls. a corporation
organized and existing under the
laws of the State Of Minnesota.
mortgage. dated June l. 1904 and
recorded in the Office Of the register
Of deeds of Marshall County, Mime
sofa. in book 46 Of mortgages. on
page 800. thereof. on the 5th day Of
July a. d.. 1904, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. d
j That the premises described In
said mortgage and situated in Mar
shall County Minnesota. are as
follows, to-wit: The South East
Quarter of the South East Quarter
Of section Fifteen. and the North
East Quarter of the North East
quarter and the west half Of the
north east quarter of section twenty
two. all of township 155 n. 4. 80 w.
9Th p. M. 5#s @
Said mortgage having been assign
/ ed by said MORTGAGE to IS NJ. PurdY
by written asssig nment Of mortgage.
dated July 25th. 1904. and recorded
LIN the Office Of the register Of deeds
LOT Marshall County n Minnesota in
es. oI page 4l z 3.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06

clair. Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to Sarah
Elizabeth Sinclair. Bessie GIynn
Sinclair. and Lemuel Neil Sinclair
and all persons interested in the sale
Of certain lands belonging to said
decedent: The petition of G. S.
Wees as representative of the above
named decedent. being duly filed in 1
this court. representing that it is
necessary and for the best interests
Of said estate and of all interested
therein that certain lands of said
decedent described therein be sold
and praying that license be to him
granted to sell the same:
Now, Therefore, you. and each of
your. are hereby cited and required
to show cause. If any you have. be-
fore this court, at the Probate Court
Rooms. in the city of Warren, Coun-
ty of Marshall. State Of Minnesota.
on the 18th day of August. 1908. at
11:00 O'Clock a. 10 why the prayer
of said petition should not be grant
ed.
Witness. the Judge Of said Court,
and the seal Of said court. this 22nd
day Of July, 1908.
4 Peter 81. Holm,
Judge Of Probate Court.
/ court Seal)
Brown 8 Eokstrom.
Attorneys for petit oner,
rren, n innesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
Lightning starts Fires,

Hinckley, Mimi. Aug. During q
severe thunder shower, during which
rain fell in torrents, lightning struck
two houses In the house OF w. p.
yoss bed was struck and overturned
and set aflre A fire alarm was
turned Ia and the flames did little
damage. About the same time bolt
hit the Northern Pacific section
horss, occupied by James Fleming.
and tore paper and plastering from
the walls, Knocked an umbrsala to
pieces and frightened the family, but
~ NO. oghsr danaSo
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
ELEcTRocUTED.
Two Men Moving a Hay Derrick IN.
.G }~ stantly Killed. r.-5

Boxeman, Mont, Aug plato
Brock and Robert Walsh were instant
" killed on the Matt Neiball ranch
Yesterday morning. In moving hay
derrick the cable end was swung up
and It came In contact with the power
line OF the Madison Electric Power
company.
The two men were holding a chain
attached to the derrick. and when the
cable touched the power wire, carry
ing 100000 volts, they were killed In
StAntly. 0
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06

Dr.. Oscar Monte1ius, the famous
archeologist, will give q series Of lee.
lures in America next fall, going as
far west as Minneapolis.
The government has issued an or
der instructing the members of the
railWaymen's union to make reports
to the authorities on the election OF
officers to the union.
It is two and half years since
commercial courts were introduced in
the three largest cities Of Sweden.
Only II cases have been tried by
those courts, and they are openly de-
clared to be failure because the
business men have no confidence In
them.
It will be remembered that the gun
boat Svensksund ran aground near
the coast of Nordland, Norway, while
on its way to Spitzbergen. An au-
thority on navigation has written the
following remarks on the accident:
"Svensksund was grounded in clear
weather near Sandtorv. The ship had
a pilot to Norvik, but at that place
the captain discharged the pilot be-
cause he thought there was no risk In
going it alone The captain thought
he could act as pilot himself, making
use of the charts
A promoter" named Kaufman, who
is not stranger to the authorities
on account of former business trans.
actions, is selling stocks for a COM
pany owning some mining property in
Smaland. He claims that the COM
pany owns 10,5OO,0O0 tons of ore,
which will yield $4,000 tons of cop
per, the value of which Is put at
$3.50, 100000 But throughout his cir
culars he maintains that the estimates
are so awfully conservative that the
reader must come to the conclusion
that the copper controlled by the
company must be worth few billion
dollars at any rate. ill.,
King Gustaf said in an address at
the Skane agricultural exposition at
Eslof: Serious apprehension fills the
| patriot when he sees how the spirit
of dissention and controversy has en-
| tered all fields of activity in our coun-
try. May it be clear to everybody
! that this state of affairs must not en-
dure if we are to expect happy fu.
ture for our country. May all good
and truly patriotic elements unite in
a common work against all influences
that are evil and tend to undermine
society, influences that work irrepar'
able damage to our country, and are q
poison to the rising generation. Piety
patriotism, obedience to the laws
these are virtues which should be the
guiding stars of every honest Swede
through life hope and expect from
my people that they will keep thu
name of God and His word sacred
and that they will respect the exist
ing institutions. May our people al
ways be imbued with true and JUS
public spirit! Then we may look will
confidence into the future of our coun
try. I use the words of King Gusta
Vasa, BE Swedes!" and everything
will be WELL"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-06
NORWAY.

The school directors of Klingen.
near Namsos, resolved that pure"
Norwegian shall be used in the pub
lie school of that place. Afterwards
the parents held mass meeting and
resolved by vote of 101 to 1 that the
common Norwegian-Danish book Ian
guage is good enough for them, and
that they must provide some other
school for their, children unless the d.
rectors change their vote on the sub
ject. The trouble with the pure"
Norwegian is that it is mainly con-
glomoration of southwestern dialects
which is difficult for the northerners
to understand, while every grown Nor
wegian understands Norwegian-Dan-
ish.
Kaiser Wilhelm has donated a hos
pital to Odda, most romantic tour
list town in the southwestern part OF
country. The gift will be very thank
fully received, for though the place
has over 1000 inhabitants there is no
hospital in that part of the country.
The building is already complete, hav-
ing been constructed tn Germany on
short notice. It is made like Ger
man barrack hospital, that IS to say,
It may be taken apart and put to-
gether again any number Of times.
The hospital will be ready for use be-
fore the close Of August There Is
plenty of room for 6 or patients, and
in pinch a great many more can be
accommodated.
The storting has adopted plans for
new railroad lines that will ultimate
" cost tens of millions Of dollars.
| There Will be three great trunk lines.
The Dovre line is to run through
| Gudbrandsdalen across the Dovre
| mountains to Trondht tenn. From this
another main line will be built along
the Rauma river to the end Of Romsr
| ta1 ford Finally, the Westland line
will be built from Kongsvinger
| through Te1emark and Satersdal to
Hekkefjord Besides these lines, the
| Nordland railway will be extended
through Snaasen to Grong. The PEG
| pie living in the localities mentioned
I above are happy because they are 70
be intimately connected with the rest
OF the country, and the world at large
It will be a stiff piece Of fnancierfng
to rafRe money for this Improvement.
but true patriotism required the sac.
| rificA and all propositions to the con
trary were turned down.
H. H. Broch, who was one Of the
leading business men Of Horton, died
i at the age Of 70 years He also held
Il many positions 81 trust and honor -
his community. ii ~
A dynamite bomb WAS thrown on
| the ship where the English strike
breakers at Malmo were stopping. and
the explosion killed one Englishnan
and injured seven others
the work Of repairing Drottnine
holm palace was stopped ~ labor con
Il dicts, and the members of the roya
hmily cannot move into the buil1
u - u Z = - they