davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

SsSsialo. Sabrifant $. 9. 8i.
broe / Ribe err ofgaaet peo SsSen,
go aar al. Gen aios0e bapSe / en-
I9ngere aGrr9ffe pGrct MteoIcm ai
Hibe gpraao.
Sorpagter Senniu9Icu paa
8iersIsp er aieaaet peo Gs6cu eiter
lensere Sibs Spsoom, 81 Gur gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
9rufnet nmocr Siife. 9rsSre

ITlfItf hN0tr VlTlt. UIBUleIEt
Ole og 2orent5 Slien fra Bangs.
bapn / 3prs omfom forleoen Dag
unoer Srpfning Of fine 6iifereoifa'
Der, meooeles fra Sromss. SrooS
ibprbig Sofnins bar man ertonu life
funoet Si9ene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

Gn Gut brnfnet. Sra Diem fri.
peS til "0agspoiten" Den lite Sec:
Gn isrgeIig lllpffe bPnote ioas paa
S9tber, ioet en- II gar gammel
Gut orufneoe. Sammen meo en-
iepnalorenoe &amerat bar ban noe
for at leoe efter aafpeo. S Wsrfet
gift ban Jig no ooer en- Sobe, bpor
ban omfom / 9~ragiuget. 8uttens
isrgelige Sfipbne blep ct tungt SIng
for Iooeren, iom er @ufe, og bbiS
Sorisrger ban bar. Sor omtrent I
anr iiben brllfneoe en- IS Star CANT
mel @ltt fra famine 8aaro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

"Seeorabs 9piten" % "geS arncn" e.
star, meh en- Glpre aarsans at "@cS ar.
ucu" iOm ~GrtraprGntie, S1.40. Den al.
mtnhcIise SrGnt;e fpIscr mco ipm amin.
selis. Spis 27oe aarsans or uSiplat,
Tar g%citiains inbtrGffer, nil ri ienbc
uGt fslscuoe eler en- anben aaraaua,
iaa lanst Splasct rrffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

glbrrtis yrpr. Com f"orIc0eu meo'
belt er Der iremfommet Splpsnin'
ger, Jpn tpocr paa, OF 9lberti bar
bapt Ell eugeIif ReoifpIol8, nenllig
Mr. @iaer / Sirmaet @iucr & Gi.
Icp, iom bar IIbertis en1cIife NtGg.
Iere. st Rpgte / 8isbeuboUu Oil MI
pioe, at @iler ifal bare Ilbcrtis
9ror, iom / S0.aarcrc rsmte til
England eiter at babe giort iig ifpl'
Dig / itore 9eoragcrier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

TdGr &c Ert0Cr til IperiereHoe.
iaa ogr idu reHlig at mcooeIe, di
&c iGa eCreS advertisement / Re.
CorubsR Rotten. Get ltirer Fem ben
bcaite g~ebuuNitnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Sctalinasitanosning
ESLall0f

8rosierer Carl q. 90. RicIicn / 8is'
benbaou bar itanoiet irne getaItn'
ger, men artnlobet fine Src0itorer ON
Moratorium til Samtor 1911, oa
Setaliugsitanbsningen ifUIOeS pIito.
ieIise 8nnifeligbeoer. Sorretutugens
oarIige Smiptnine bar prret ca.
100000 SIR. Sperrct2'o9iererne
@noom & Setens er iurjotife Son.
Iulenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
era Danmarf.

ltlDffcstiffrloe. Eorter Chr. GieI.
len blep iorleoen Dag poo dolbtng
9anegaaro operfisrt Of en- Hanger-
maifine os fit penitre Saarben fltnIt.
San isrtes til Spgebniet, bpor ban
lenere aiaif peb Geben. San bar
aft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
SAT- Gicno o ~,
tiiialss tner tiasis.

Tns"rttsitmsuttr nAbcr ~Sufr. -TtTrtr-. I'll,
'aIas" o. ~Jtirrippraftl" tpfttr 30 Gents Tor Is Orb FJt
hpcr @Gua. % 10 GcUts ~. ORR for alt. ON sUtrtt v.r
20 Orr. aprraSiemtutcr tHotigrs Ire for mtasre 70,
90 9euts EcHgr HIl ufrI5tJc,tl mtoiItlr ale Sc,
htlirser. GCt IsHasr 10 lfts AZ bosissc IA inII
Summer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Hiabum al gragopos.

IisSum al grassuss. Sra 9r,t
meIoeS til "8eitIp.": Gangs SGoer'
I%trnnben Iigeira Soor / Noro og til
8arboug og Sgne / Spo ltgger 9ele
al Den f~orIiite Camper "SoIoemar"s
Soft. Stranoeu er iom b"eitrset meo
8arer al ole Slags. vi oct ilauos
brepne fan nGpneS ct itsrre Barti
Soeoemel, ser formenc8 nofioa
uifaot, ibet ser lGgger Jig en- tGt
&aabe pberit beo SGffen, Iom binb.
rer gonoet / at trPn9e tnb. af an
ore &orer: 6igeufltrpe, Sier. og
0unpoier, Ell WPngoe Worgoriniabe
og Observation-Disclosures 9esitoen
flere 9unoter Stspefoite, &asier meb
oioerie SnbboIb oip. Man antaaer,
at n9iten belle 2aoninqen er breoet
iIono pan Sen nGpnte StrPfning.
Won bar leiet en- bel Gel 5oIf, iom
boI0er paa at bierge op 8arerre. s
RottenS Sob bar ser nof en- % an,
oen, iom "orbeioeoe" for eaen Reg.
ming Ell SmuIe 90 9pipIf. Tom
fom heru6 me6 t2.SoQet. ipntes, oct
bar iaa moriomt at fiube Soebifer
pes Sopfanten, at sc uben pioere
brsb op 9nsierne og imagte paa
Sorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

SsSsialS. SfibSmpqIer SboroalS
Gbr. Woe / Sronobiem er afgaact
oeo 9sben / Ell aIoer al 40 aor.
en- for set praftiif religisie ar.
beibe pormt interesieret Dame, Srs.
fen Gina SSonosien er afgaaet beb
9sben / Staoarger / en- aloer al
Sc 9or.
- SulSmPgtig / 9orges @anf
Grne Sperien er ofgaaet pco Gsben
al SierteiIag / Ell aIoer al 60 aor.
Gen iProeIes pligtopfploenoe Stunt.
tiouPr bapoe pGret / @aufens Sie'
neIte iibcu 1876 % rpffebe citer 10
aars @irfiombe0 op til SuIbmeg'
tig.
- 8eorg Serier Guorio er os6
pua grataufer peb 5snsberg 81 aar
gammel. San rnr feot / Sfien;
hans Sa6er par geiinipeftsr. Som
poren cpertog GuOrio 6aoerens
8aarb 8eritsp og oreo Den / Here
aur. Senere boeoe ban / lang Sio
/ Stensaaien, inotiI ban for a
aar iiben ilptteoe til grnfaafer. vi.
bsoe par en- al Senrif Sbiens Barn.
opmsfamerater.
- lloaiueren al ~596relano2ucn.
men" / Sr~itiansiauo, 9ogtrpffer
1anqen, err aiganet peo 9soen / en-
sneer af "a Mar. Snrgen par en-
ariitiansiuno meget aniec: og be.
npttet Ran6. San fom oe,til
1860 % g~rum6e0e / 1875 "Spnrr,
lu~nSspeuueu" iammeu me6 gostrpf,
fer g. 6. Sobanien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

8aarSialg. Gien6ommen Sesbp /
Gem, ~tiIbsrenoe 6. Sfieple, er oeb
81. 9isnne8 3nr,bien, Ssns6erg,
ioIgt til ariItian grpeien ira Rpggc
for $4,000 8r. og Smfoitnin9er.
- @~oarbene Sanoberg o. SianGs
poo 9it Wobrm err ifslqe Sting.
9Iab." al Gierer Claus SGrbcn
ToI9t til SuIomegti9 q. 9rG6c,
Suroalen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Stur Tabrifsbranb / Gsbicro.

aonIul Yaurlt5enS Sou8OErt@Iobrtt
err ncobrpnDt, meooeles ira Gsbicrg.
Sloen soelagoe Maifinhoucn % Gi'
reftsrboIigen. Sa9eret reooeoes.
Grandchildren a%nIlaocS til ca. 10000
&r. 40 Wenncifcr bIiper nrbct0SIsic
pco @ranben. 9pgnin8crne par for
iifrebe / aiebItGocrnca alminocIige
@rnnoforiifring for $4,000 SIR, Mos
finer, Eager, Snpcntor / fprificliQc
ubcnlonolfe Selifobcr for 100000
&roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Zen nprife glanteifule.

Ten nprIfe Rlantcifole. Gaa &c.
ileraIforiamIing forIeoen / aftieiel.
ltabet Gen norife GIauteifoIe" be.
ilutteoeS at oplsie SeIifabet og iGIoe
EIanteifolcn meb Soroeienoom paa
Store Soroct pr. 2arpif. Gntaaelio
bill eienbommen M soa oper til
@ooseier Sreidotu, 8rit5sbus, iom
agter at fortiGtte 9rifteu ogiaa al
HlanteifoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
8arbammer Sntercsicntifab, 2tS.,

er anmeIOt til RinseriteS 6irmare.
glitter meO en- fulot tnbbetalt 8upi.
tai al 100000 ar. foroeIt ligeIig
paa fire Snteresienter. aftierne H..
Der poa Scam. Sormaalet er Sn0.
fisb og Drift at isnbre og norore
@arbommer meb flere g%ienoomme /
Horberboo Serreo. SntereSienterne
er Olaf Sprben, 9orberbon, Sbor
Serben, ariitiania, Saafon Srrben,
Sole, oq Grne S9roen, 9ortmtno
GpIflano).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Gmaaftpffcr:

Sporban bore Sen9e bsr pGre. - vi
9umbeber. - Soorlebes afpGr8er mo
bebit Se0cn. - ct Iieloent SG9te'tab. -
Spab er ct garu? - Sunb9eosre8Ier.
- gGoofor8iituins. - On nl9ttelig. -
Blended. - Hanr en- ItarO ital IL I en-
Strap. - Gan betaIte. - Sru8 al aar'
boIbano. - Sammeublanbin9 al Ssoes
mieIer. - @etpmrin9 iom aarIag I'll Net
SorOeielie. - @eneue. - SusmooerenS
SoiIe. - Sremmeoe 2eeemer / gre %
Trfe. - en- b9roifuIb Semmcli8beo. -
Spao forbrrper Raoen. - 81 8ooe
Taab til Susmoberen. - 9hbe IanDe~
brat. - ON Sunb6eb. - Siuob life
gernene at ipiie mencm RaaItioerne.
- 9iets SIeie. - SapaneiiIte OreIpro9
- Eas paa bit gbre. - Sern .og
Snmbs. - ainciiIfe Srbiproa. - Sars
Iiat @anb. - Soorfor @srn bliner rers
peic. = TnfeItraft % Sunb6eb. - ut
9irtte en- SerIous SebieIsSae. - Sc.
qiorbe life no9et. - SiuItetbcb. - Gan
oiIoe bIipe aoIbot. - Soorlebes aruotet
bIeb opfunSet. - Si%ernearbeioe og 2ips>
IrnoSe. - &uniten at Ieoe lrnge. - 81
Soocoregrer for fprnufti9 &istfcnbrift.
Gn Siitoric fra ~2anbSbb9Sen. - Sc bill
aISrie fortrboe. - 8urotoru. - gpts
grnmn,er. - Grin. - Sienme hos Yers
ion famine Sag iom Geniuren faIot.
Siste:
ct Sarpel eabnu. - Gonmernfter.
Sill min Suitru. - @reoe Gncfar'
ir6rp o9 NieIS 9arre. - S~sittemnirg.
- Spab ie9 bill bprfe. - 9urnepiie. -
gfteniaug. - Ru finer Sc Stakeholder.
- Gen fsrite Sne. SuIeto9Io. -
Saa ~Sirte9aarbeu. - Sra 8arretams
merbinouet mar set ineer. - after.
itemntu9. - Spibe 9tuIe. - 9irten. -
RanItroiter. - 8o1eu o6 Sornet. -
GarStiSerne. - @aaritemnin9.- giergs
ta9er. - SnoeItGn9t. - aftenItemnins.
- Cper ct srGoerbe Barn. gugeepiic,
Sommcraften. - SarpeG. - @u9geinng.
- On Sommerrat. - s sunni. - Sc.
Nritc gar gurcr. Sarnciaug. - llngs
bonstib. - Sieunet. - timber 8ri9en
- On Robers @sr. - 2epiprin9.
sncfbuter, Ge6uier, SiSerbiGeser, 8aa.
Der p.f.p.,
fi6ite Sibe / boert Summer gicnnem
Garean8eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
st mt TpriamliunShus. Oct

st mt SpriamlinASbus. Oct bill
iiffert blioe bilit mco 8IPbe opcraIt
/ 9oroileSpig, at Ser MI ifal relies et
mt 6oriamIinqshu5 / gabenroo
glnt - benne Sang / 9srreboitrup
/ Gepao Soqn. 9Ioar oct for npIig
blep ioot, at Ser bar CCgn, Der tpoc'
Sc pua, at Sen bonife 9cioIfning !
ao6cnroa Gntt bar pco at befrt ii9
for asaertpIfcrne5 Trnf, iun er set
gonife iiffert riQtjQt Ifr. "Seim'
SAL. Ga til Sc beoitc Seqn berer
oct u6en Suiol, Of Ser M runot ON
frina / amtet er FIorcr oppc ON at
faa bpgget TorinmIira&buie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
9aturlGge Slpif / Sougciuno ia

VHlHllWBt ~IUUf VUHWVTNIVU EUl
pGret unoer Siltale for a~pafialperi
og ga iipr for 9ebanbIin9 al Ell
Sprinqspotient. San blep forIeoen
frifienbt al Sniqeiunos Meoboms-
ret. SIpif bar label bpqge eft Cana.
torirn1 paa Storo. Set foiter 80.
900 &r. slae Elabie er forlGngit
optadet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25

Gn anben sag. San: "9tL 81
bore min?"
Sun (fort): "Rei!"
San: "0taa ieg ba bare oin?"
Suu: ga. oct MAJ 6u!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
Gicnoumsinlg. a~oniuIent gticlIcn

Gienoomsinlg. &oniulent Niclien
bar ioIgt i'm @ooro / .Spnber, SaI.
tltm til 8aaroeier 2. &eitergoaro al
Ierre SaItum for $1,000 ar., meo.
beleS ira IoIborg.
- Ieo Nuftion opcr "Sis", tiIbe.
renoe Stombuiet "Reoer9aoro",
bleo &ortifuIier Wnoicr al SGoer.
torp Ssiitbp0cn6e me6 $4,000 ar.,
mcooeles ira Ruofie6ing. 9uoet
ifol hooe fqI. depreciation. I'll
SID" hsrer ct 9(rcoI al ca. 24O Cor.
2on6, IS Sor. Sortforu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-25
observation-disclosures 11eroessart

pWer Risssrankr, gmtssrauftr. SosaersreHisr, sisbf,Sr, dnhs sse,
StauSltetr, e%rbshatsntr, SIIfa.NesfatoHtr, snSHi5sduIsbsftser ars
Ter, Gaarot, Sare, Enrhbnter, Strnbanefatsusr o. 9rIbaHsr, Sernbau.r
uuotr SpsHus, Spb,eptit, be uigtsft Rbt oP Bitiou,e {. T. b., grercsr'
pIaef., Rapne paa Statiouerre po ale Ssrrbunsrne c8 aftGuSn m.lnn hper
Station, aftmSstabeI uctrpt secsrafhe gRf mensm Trorohrer o. en- Sci
anIsbsteSer bet nurbHss Rorss, aitanosn msnem Stqosfattnntr. fTFrb
nHs steberS Spoe ODER Sapet geter iumt isfenee prnittnr,be tG.r unser
gpsutHs partust asrubauer:
Santn ira stsrsal.n iii Snaatnpduset, Ssrsersbarsu fra SeIabi til
SsH,tos, Tsrsbansu, 8nutR fra 6,fehurS III GstriaHs, Ssnsbers tI Chs.
fos, mep Stbelris til SpImehrauo OS giausfOs FAINT Suneu fra gaslss III
Glptruru.
9ds beoisece bells prsiethrsoe sansr, fpm III. Fnots paa uOs.t. aubrt
aart, Der infss bertuanbs:
gaDresbaueu fra Gina Station pua 0orobausn tit 6asruGs Rorbre
GurbaL Roursealsbauen ira Cua @ubbrouSsbGusu optr B.btunssn.s til
@aIefuub. Sspr,baueu ira 3oprs GubbrunbsDatu til StrsR gaoaka.
SnnbalsbaHtn 49, MDhe SunoaIen - Usher til Iourebansu GponL. Crhas
bantu 49, Trorehien- Ertsbalssreu-Erito o. ioren.r ia mo Sppe.
bausn. Snr,nsasbantn forbuber SurenbuGssrsu msb Craabanen.
9eus aart er ubmart.t sot % mutt % oG bare en- Brpb etbpert
Sl,m, paa famine Glib Tom BET pt pare en- peG,ommrr SiGGp for ale, ion bar
Srus for ct poanberst 0crsestart. Stsrrrlsu er AZ 7ommsr bMt og 30
CONNER bubt. 9ee @orststart oil ri pau bet bebie aubeiak. Oct sr ma.
turlspis life BLOT til at brns. paa Sasssn for StaS, men bet ct tefsrt til
at brusrs. Gnf br bae bet Zig. pb Saanben, iaa at b: fan k efer, naar be
taller ON Rorss os sierne uu fnbe iorIpsuise Ssbsnauns. % bet er 10 no.
get, Iom norn. Qei.r. iaa os oil sisre. Sartet ct III trNt paa ct gtab, %
life to 7es, iom ben tibGssre rbsaue.
SOM prdmie:
1eeorab, y soften % Weo arntn ct War msc NOrses,art Certt
9aetrl f9net o. cprulet paa ppl.r.oe 5tott meO Rus iii at b9nse op,
$f.25. 8artet iaIses lille optlrbrt paa 2GrrsO.
aortsfe:
b. 4nundsen. DEBORAH. SOva.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
. A Surprised seotehman.

In the year 1880 the Russians and
Turks, weary Of war; commissioned
two plenipotentiaries-- the Russian
side Marshal General Keith. on the
side OF the Turks the grand vizier OF
the sultan--to make peace. The two
diplomatists met and carried on pro
tracted negotiations through interpre'
ters,
When all was satisfactorily settled
the plenipotentiaries rose to take form,
al qcave Of each other the marshal
making his bow with his hat In bis
hand and the grand vlzler his salaam
with his turban on his head.
These ceremonies OF lcaveiaklng
over, the grand yizier suddenly
Strengthened himself and, TO the mar
shal's utter ustonishment, marched up
90 him, gvipped him affectionately by
the hand and in the very broadcast
Scotch cried. "Dlnna be surprised, man,
I'm frae the same country as yourself.
Weel mind seeing you and your
brither when boys passing by the
school ut KlrkcaMy"
'Why. who who are your gasped
the marshal. staggering back In his be.
wilderment.
II am the grand vizier TO the sultan
OF Turkey, hut-my father was bell
man o. Kirkcaldy"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

During the reign Of Queen Anne
there lived IN Jermyn street, London,
Il Mr., and Mrs. Howe, who were d
well 70 do and apparently d very hap
~ couple, After eight years of mar
ried life Mr., Howe suddenly dlaap-
peared, and nothing was heard of him
for seventeen years, during which 70.
riod his two children had died aud
Mrs. Howe had left her Jermyn street
residence for small house OF Golden
square, The extraordinary part OF
this rent lIte romance is that Mr..
Howe hud never gone Away from Lon.
don at all aud lived at Westminster
under another name, Disguised. he
attended st. James, plccadilly, every
Sunday aud saw his wife there Mr.
Howe also frequented coffee house
which almost faced Mrs. Howu's
house, and thus he could watch her
movements, When seventeen years
had elapsed Mrs, Howe received an
anonymous letter In which the writer
desired her to meet him ln Blrdcagc
walk tho next day, as he had some.
thing important to tell her Mrs,
Howe went as requested aud there
met her long lost husband Mr.. Howe
never explained the motives which
had prompted his disappearance, aud
Mrs, Howe wisely did not press the
subject The reunited couple lived for
many years after their separation hap
PLY, which Ia only one OF the many
cases In everyday life where truth 10
stranger than fiction.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
PRESENT AIDS TO COMMERCE.
IN THAT LINE. EXPIRE
SHORTLY.
MOST GENEROUS, BAR FRANCE
Financial Conditions Of Japan Re-
sponsible For Curbing This Pro-
gressive Spirit--The Principal win
be Fostered In the Island Kingdom.

| TOXIC, Aug. is,--'Fhc amount oi
subsidies granted under the steam M.
vigation and shlpbuilding encourage
ment laws is steadily increasing and
the question Of the amendment OF laws
in order TO check further increase
was taken up in the diet during the
last session. The terms OF contract
for the grant Of the special subsidies
20 the European and American SER
vices Of the Nippon Yusen kaisha ex-
pire at the end Of the present fiscal
year and the Department Of communi-
cations has been considering the ques-
tion whether il Is necessary 10 con-
tinuc the grant, and II necessary, what
amount should be granted
The department, Is also considering
the amendment Of the steam naviga-
tion and shipbuilding encouragement
laws.
The estimate oi the special subsi-
dy for steam service for the present
year amounted to 6.ss6,300 yen; that
Of the steam navigation encourage
ment bounty to 3.4s3.oss yen, and 81
the shipbulding encouragement boun.
ty to i,oo5,440 yen, making total oi
i2,36s,6os yen, an increase OF $780,
622 yen on the estimate for last year.
The amount OF the shipbuilding and
steam navigation encouragement SUBJ
sides continues to increase year after
year, steamship companies which re-
ceive special subsidies for their SER
vice are also granted encouragement
bounties and in this way receive
double subsidies This now appears
to be recognized as Objectionable by
the administrative reform committee.
A certain Official in the finance de-
partment Is quoted as saying that jap
IN pays nc.t 10 France the highest
amount Of subsidy 10 steamships cf
any nation, There would be no harm,
he thinks. in paying such q large
amount OF subsidy to marine business
II the finances Of the empire would
allow OF such an expenditure, but un-
der present financial condition, Il is
necessary to restrict the amount grant
ed to the reasonable level--not so
low as to retard the development Of
steamship service The retrenchment
OF these subsidies he regards as one
Of the first thing to be undertaken
in the sphere Of administrative and f.
nancial reform.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08

II has been said that LisEt was the
most loved man In history. This state.
ment may appear sweeping and rash.
but there was such an indescribable
personal charm about him that all with
whom he came In contact felt the force
Of his attractiyeness. Not only was he
loved by personal acquaintances, but
also by those who merely heard him
play In the concert hall. There was
mysterious charm about his playing
that turned artistic admiration into
personal affection. When Liszt played,
all who heard him deluded themselves
into the belief that he played for them
In particular: that he shared their phi
losophy-ay their Joys and sorrows.
He was tall. OF commanding appear
ance, learned, strong and fearless, yet
simple. as most great men are. A
large, warm heart, which embraced the
whole world, presided over these vlr-
tIes--a heart. ever ready to rejoice and
suffer with others. His generous zeal
In behalf OF Ills contemporaries--W Wag-
ner. Chopin. Schumann and Berlloz-
proves clearly the unparalleled love
power Of his heart, which continually
showed Itself In a thousand different
ways, conquerlng the sternest and cold
est OF natures.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
WILL COUNCIL ELECT
MAYORS NOMINEE?
QUESTION OF NEW POLICE
COMMISSIONERS SLATED TO
BE SETTLED TONIGHT

Al its session tonight the common
council Is slated 20 elect 4 successor
to Mr. Laurin, who recently resigned
from his position Al police commits.
sioner and AS has been stated III these
columns before, Mr., s, 5, Gordon Il
the Mayors choice to succeed him
But there may be hitch AT the last
meeting Of the council the Mayor in,
vited the council 70 confer with him
in another room, and while nothing
was given out at that time in relation
70 the object Of the secret conference
| il is known that II pertained to the
question Of a successor to Mr.. Laurin
Mayor Wise proposed to the eoun-
Gil members that he wished to name
Mr. Gordon, and he asked for an ex-
preston OF opinion, All OF the six
members indicated that they were ia
vorable enough TO Mr.. Gordon,
whereupon the Mayor wanted them
TO formally vote TO accept him as the
nominee. But here the hitch arose.
Councilman kaboth led little insur.
rection. il is said. He thought there
should be more time" and under the
guise Of wanting more time he ilatly
opposed doing anything then. II is
said Mayor Wise pleaded and urged,
and even begged the council TO
elect his nominee then, but when a
vote was taken on the question Of
whether the matter should be post.
poned or not, Councilman kaboth,
Leinenweber and Stangeland voted
to postpone, while the three other
couneilmen were willing to name Mr.
Gordon then and there.
Whether the desire to postpone &C.
tion was but thinly yeiled, but none
the less real opposition to Mr.. Cor
don remains yet TO be seen. Mean
time the three other councilmen,
Messrs. Belland, Karinen and Logan,
have returned TO the city and prob
ably tonight there viii be a full at
tendance,
There are many who feel that with
Mr. Gordon on the commission the
moral welfare of the city would have
staunch advocate. Back Of the ap-
pointment arises the inevitable ques.
ton OF wide open town." and hence
it is natural that those who want a
commission that will play fast and
loose with the laws OF the city natur-
ally want to know II the man who
goes on the commission will be one
OF their kind or not.
1t has been limited that Tony
Smith may be named by the Mayor
in the event that the council refuses
to elect the Mayors first choice, Mr..
Gordon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
Jacks Lucky Raa.

The annual publication of the bi
gade Of midshipmen at Annapolis goes
by the name OF "The Lucky Bag" even
as that OF the corps Of cadets at West
Point bears the military appellation OF
''The Howitzer." On board ship II
kept what Is called lucky bag Into
this are put all sorts of articles that
are left around the decks or out of
their proper places by the men. AT
the end OF each month the lucky bag IA
opened, and the men who have lost
different articles gather around 1t In
the hope that they have been lucky
enough to have had their possessions
find their way into the lucky bag. AT
the end Of the month the bag generally
Is filed with great variety Of articles.
In 1t are jackknives. pairs OF shoes,
plugs of chewing tobacco, sewing kits,
caps, photographs. writing materials.
and 80 on through practically the en-.
tire list OF the sailors POSSESSIONS :.
New York Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
LIGHTS WENT OUT.

YONKERS, Sept, 1.-THE body Of
Antonio Sorruli a lamplighter who did
not 20 out when the strike was called
recently, has been found in the wood
near here His head had been crush
cd in by blows from a heavy stone.
The police have made eight arrests.
This crime follows quickly upon the
tilling OF Gregari Disiliveat, Mount
Vernon lamplighter who was kicked
to death.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
pepIorabie Levyry.

"We students can stand good many
things" said the college girl, "but this
last missionary was too much for us.
He preached or the glories Of the mis-
sionary calling for women. He told US
we ought all Of US to 60 and help the
heathen. That was all right.
"But then he worked up to a glow
ing finish. Now, ! appeal to you, as
college women, how much better than
mere learning and mere books 1t is to
go forth into the world and become
fishers of menv
''That was too much. OF course we
smiled. In fact, some of us snickered
audibly. Then the missionary com
planned to 'prexy' that he couldn't help
noticing deplorable spirit of levity
apparent among the students" ."-Phila-
delphia Ledger,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-08
Forest Of Stone In Australia.

In Albany, In Australia. is to be seen
a stone forest-in other words, petri6ed
trees. The trees are of gray stone.
It is suggested as an explanation Of
the strange phenomenon that in the
depths of past ages the forest was In
full vegetation and then through some
upheaval Of the earth it was buried in
sand. Little by little water acting on
the sand penetrated the branches and
solidifed.
The wood gradually disappeared un-
der the layer of stone and in time took
Its form. Then In succeeding years
the winds again carried away the sand
and the forest appeared anew, but Of
stone.-London Globe.