davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23


Jacks kind heart prompted nlla T. y
saw sg.et me take the baby, maoail, l,
perbaps can keep him quiet nAui
vour preparations are made.
This request. so unusual rom a
stranger and especially from a man
Stranger. naturally filed her with sur
nrise; but she looked Jack squareiy
IN the eye for a second ana uus'eu
him. Il wish you would" she salo.
lacks care was extremely sausiac'
.orv 10 his babyship. and when, IN
4 half hour, the mother was reaay - -
ree,a,n her child, she found a happy
bsbv cooling and trying to deyour a
buneh OF keys at one gulp
She laughter as she took the young
ster and thanked Jack. Then sne
added. quite in fun, Il wish you were
going clear across"
Jack saw his opportunity he seiu,
Madam. I'm a college student Out OF
funds. and longing for home. II you
win pay my passage to America, !
will take care of your baby all the
way across"
His proposition was accepted ana
he kept his word, He is a prominent
lawyer now, and he looks back with
considerable amusement to his ex'
perienoe in getting home from Eu'
rope.-Youths Companion
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
m the sewlna.ROom.

"You are a pushing sort" SAID tne
Scissors to the Timble.
0Yes," replied the latter but Ia
like your life better. It's Just ripping.
And your" to the Needle.
Well replied the latter, my iiIe
is just sew-sew. But then, though not
a blunt individual, generally come
to the point"
"Oh, you have an eye to things IN
terposed the Pin, but l generally
control matters by my head work"
'T am sorry" remarked the SPOOL
"that I cans be serious, for I'm in
continuous round"
But here the seamstress appeared,
and soon all felt themselves in pretty
much Of a box.-Baltimore American
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

A game, full Of fun, although II IS
old, is called Flowers and Trees As
many as are present can play. inc
first one says, for instance: my nrsp
is a public house, my second is a state
to which all must come, my third Is
command to depart; my all is How
err" Answer: Indigo" only y
minute is given for guessing the one
who guesses has a turn. A list Oh
flowers and trees can be looked up
before playing unless one is familiar
with good many Washington star
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
Three erothers Became Trees.

There was once three brothers who
went to see the lord of life and win
their hearts desires. One, though tall
enough, wished to be taller still. He
had tried in many ways to make him
self taller. because he wished to be
admired and looked up to by smaller
people. and win the love Of the beauti-
full Indians Of his tribe. To make
himself look taller than he really was,
he put soft clay into the mocassins,
to raise him on his feet, and he plas-
tered up his hair to stand high, and
on top of 1t was long turkey tail.
But what he wished for was to be tall
er still The second brother asked
that he might live always, where he
might behold all the beauty Of the
land, and rest in peace forever; the
third brother asked to live to a great
age and always to be healthy till he
died.
Now, when the lord Of life heard
what they desired he summoned his
servant, the earthquake, and com
manded him to set them firmly with
their feet fast planted IN the ground,
aud when this was done the three
brothers were turned to pine trees.
The lord Of life paid heed to their
wishes, for he gave them what they
most desired.
He who would be tall overtopped
all the trees in the forest; even the
turkey tail was not forgotten; it
waves to this hour and on summer
days the giant tree sways and muir
murs with pride.
The second brother, who wished to
dwell in peace upon the earth viii do
so while he is rooted to the ground
and the third, who wished to live to
the end in perfect health. is still
standing straight and sturdy in the
forest.--W Washington Star.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Declares the Chicago Tribune:
There are some forms Of disease
whose presence leads to a prompt
call for physician and a faithful
obedience Of the rules laid down by
him. The average grip victim IS in-
clined to suffer from a pllttle cold"
inattention not only means possible
bodily, weakness from undermined
strength but also the infection OF
others associated with him. II the
matter were taken as seriously as 1t
should be there would be far less
trouble.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
THEY GROW
Good Humor and Cheerfulness 90
RIGHT Food.

Cheerfulness Is like sunlight.
dispels the clouds from the mind
sunlight chases away the shadows
night.
The good humored man can Pq
up and carry on load that the nih
with a crouch wouldn't attemI'
lift.
Anything that interferes with go,
health is apt to keep cheerfulness 80.
good humor ia the background
Washington lady found that leiit
coffee alone made things bright y
her. She writes:
-Four years ago ] was praeu'-s
given up by my doctor and was ~
expected to live long Ny ner'0-
system was IN a bad condition.
But I was young and did not ".
to die. SO ] began to look about "
the cause Of my chronic trouble
used to have nervous spells W..
would exhaust me and after each "a.
It would take me days before o''-
cit up IN a chair.
Il became convinced my ro.'-
was caused by coffee. ] decided
stop It and bought some Postum
''The frst cup. which I made y
cording to dicecilons, had a soo.lt ,..
effect on my nerves and / liked
taste. FOR q time 7 nearly livea :.
Postum and ate little food be'''-
am 10 day a healthy woman.
My family and relatives Wos-- W,
II am the same person ! was l,I
years ago. when 7 could do no y.
on account Of nervousness NQ.
am doing my own housework, '. e.
care OF two babies one tWenp,
other two months old. ! sm 50 =. ~ ,
that ] hardly get time 70 VIZ
letter. yot Z do It ali Win tne
fulnoss and good hnraor tnaf
from enjoying good heaita
II tell nay friends it ia 70
owe nay life to-day. n
Name given by foetpm O.. "a
Creek. Mich. Read 'ine n
Welivilie. 30 pkea. "Inorsf
son."
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

when ! wished to eat my wife M
raise me up In bed. Physicians
unable to help me and / was s.,.
down fast when ! began using n.y. I.
Kidney pills After a short NJ.
felt a great improvement and Ann I,
as strong and healthy as a man ~
be. I give Doan's Kidney PIll, !
the credit for it,
Sold by all dealers. 80 eents,h
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n "
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
Where Il Belongs.

Excuse me" said the playwrighi
10 his friend who was hissing the
piece, "do you think It Is good form
to hiss my show when gave you
the ticket that admitted your
sCertalnly,p resentfully replied the
friend. III I'd bought a ticket |
would have contented myself By 60
ing outside and swearing at myself"
From "Success Magazino."
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
HIS SKIN TROUBLES CURED.
First Had Itching Rash--Threatened
Later with BIOod-Poison in Leg
Relied on CutlcurA Remedies.

"About twelve or fifteen years ago ! had
brealxing-out, and II itehed, and stung 50
badly that I could not have any peace be-
cause Of IT, Three doctors did not help me
Then / used some Cuticura Soap, Cutieura
Ointment, and Cuticurs ReSolvent and be,
gan 70 get better right away. They cured
me and 1 have not been bothered with the
itching since, to amount to anything.
About two years ago had Ia grippe and
pneumonia which left me with pain in
nv side. Treatment ran It into my leg,
which then swelled and began 70 break out.
The doctor was afraid it would turn to
blood-poison. / used his medicine but il
did no good, then I used the Cuticura
Remedies three times and cured the break
ing-out on my leg, ]. +, Hennen, Milan,
No, May 10, 1907
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Five Little Foxes.
Among my tender vines / SPY
A little fox named-By-and-py
Then set upon him quick, i say
The swift young hunter NghV-H"F'
Around each tender vine I plant
find the little fox-I cant
Then fast as ever hunter ran, -,
Chase him with bold and braveT-l can
No use IN trying-iags and whines
The fox among my tender vines
Then drive him low. and drive MIN nisn
With this good hunter-ih NY
Among the vines in my small lot
Creeps In the young fox-A loibV1
Then hunt him out ana to his den
A little fox is hidden there
Among my vines, named dOn oais'
Then let I'm sorry--hunter true
Chase him afar from vines ana yuu'
Sunshine and shadow
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

We offer One Hundred DollarS Rr,,
for any case Of Catarrh that canna
cured By HalPs CatarTh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo
We, the underaigned, have known y 4
Cheney for the last 10 years, and b,lr
him perfectly honorable in ali husi,~
transactions and financially able to a.
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDINa, KINNAN a MARVIN, Wa
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is stakeninternally
ipg directly upon the blood and mucuour =
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent "a
Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold by all Dtugis
Take Halls Family Pills for eonlsitad
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
a Modem DEVELOPMENT.

'Your child undoubtedly has chick
en- pox," says the attending physician.
"And why does she have continual
chills with It? Is not that unusual7"
asked the parent
"Well--ah--no doubt 1t Is q new
manifestation OF our changing condi,
tions. might diagnose the case as
cold.storage chicken pox." = From
Success Magazine"
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
lydia e. PINIEHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

For proof Of this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman,
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkham
For eight years I suffered from the
most severe form Of female troubles and
was told that an operation was my only
hope Of recovery. I wrote Mrs. Pinlkham
for advice, and took Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and It has saved
NY life and made me a well woman"
Mrs. Arthur r. House, of Church
Road, Moorestown. N. j., writes:
II feel It is my duty TO let people
knew what Lydia e. Pfnlham's' Vege-
table Compound has done for me.
eufered from female troubles, and last
March my physician decided that an
operation was necessary, My husband
objected, and urged me TO try Lydia
n Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound,
and to-day am well and strong"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousandsof
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
Ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, and backache.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
aBe. Will oURE YOUR oORNs

II you Invest it In bottle OF kBRorr's HAsT
INDIAN oonN PAINT. II removes hard or soft
sorns, bunions or sore, callous spots on the
feet, warts or induratlons Of the skin. No
pain, no cutting, no "eating" Of the hshh,
no after soreness; quick, safe, sure. AZ
druggist or BY mail from rEE AHBoTF Co.
Savannah, Ga.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
pr.ArNnY kpPARnNr.

''Pardo1 me- began tie new &c.
auaintancs, ibut are you The Nj Cad
ley Nurttch who wrote that magazine
article last month .fo1. .usf
EYES" interrupted Nuritch. shui. Of
course you'il understand that 4 don't
make a business Of that sort Of thing {"
'sOf courbe. I know that read
the Observation-Disclosures ProaA
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
ANTIpoTE ron SKIN DISEASES

That's whAt rETrHAINH is; andit Il more.
II e an absolute cure for eczema, letter,
dnRworm, erysipelas and oil other Itching
cutSneous diseases. In aggravated cases
Of these ahliotlons tts cures have been phe-
nornenal. II gives instant relief and effects
permanent cures. 500. at druggists or BY
mail from ]. II. 5KuPFRIEE, Dept A, sa-
Vannah Ga.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

II there is any one thing that a
woman breads more than anotherit
u Q surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hum
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitals which are entirely unneces-
Bary and many have been avoided by
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

A TRAGEDY IN SIX ACTS
Act 1.-The Missionary
Act Whislsey and Pale Ala
Act S-The Maxim Gun.
Act IA Newspaper.
Act 5-Cricket and Football.
Act 6-Death Of the Last AborigA
Finis-Band plays "Rule Brin
ola, The Egyptian Standard
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
Germany EIectrIo Pstenta.

In 1906 Germany took out 5000 pat
Hnts for electric devices, more than
twice as many as the United States
5ld
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Complaints lof N,
years and cannot
what agony
dured from baeI..
Ny limbs were \,
len twice Ssi'
size and my N
was weakening y
Kid ney secrets,
had a sed,m'
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Nov, my children, what Is a d
solute necessity for family prayenr
Boy-"A family '-HarperS Va
IL.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

GARFIELD Tea cannot but commend itself
to those desiring a laxative At ones simple,
pure, mild, potent and health-giving. IL y
made Of Herbs An drug stores.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
uuMovEs ooRNs WITHOUT pam.

AaSorT's nAsr INDrLN ooRN PAfNT removes
ooxAs, root and all. without cutting OF burn
- and leaves no soreness. Il cures soft
sarns between The toes. bunions or sore,
sallous apots. II cures ell quick and Per,
aaasnt. Get II At your druggists or send
-. 70 The ABloTE Co., Savannah, Ga.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens thegums, reduce cegintiamma-
ton. allays pain, cures wind collie, 25oa bottle
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

II the toothache doesn't worry a man
it's because some other fellow has 1t.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

II there were no fools in the world
lawyers would die Of starvation.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

let their religion interfere with their
business?
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

The rolling mill gathers no moss
unless there is strike on.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
II You Suffer From Asthma

IT W-1I |--lN- = -Vl--
OF Bronchitis get immediate relief by
using Browns Bronchial Troohss.
Contain no harmful drugs.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23

Wise Is he who kicks only at the
AlnEs that oan't kick back.
The new enterprise., 1908-04-23
RAISED FROM 4 SICK d,

After Being an Invalid With Ia.
Disorders For Many Year
John krmstrong. cloyerDor,
says: = was an invalid With NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
AsH-NEToN. D. c.

= ASH-EETCN, u. I.
--A You Never Can Tel. y
-c-- --- -Cu won / ind i
H--a. Us the name u q
. came 10 one of the
- Le-e. and as The leading
Lad been L front bench
r. -eleu NJ Teale taught
Z school lie lu5t about
T. o-- the house the first nign-
her q good send of. OF
Amos and ! went
~ brilliant lines; but
--la-.c quotation ] have
-.- he curtain went up
ne r. 4 dentist 5 oIct, and
-e-.-E baby plcEaEes
- made each individual
-- --..- rodents, stand on
attention -1 the dramatic
- -la boxes, and st-algl---
Tie -e=- Il the evening.
Gross -e---91 II the Orient
bunch # English con-
------- smart SCI. I-.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
LETTER. FROM A NEW
CONGRESS MS WIFE <7%s <7z -

loneliness appalled, ne, or perhaps It the Wash
ington impulse of talk for looks sake; at any
rate, even q ships that pass in the night basis
q comnun:1arI1n seemed auring. 50 | signaled
"AnCsl"
He opened his eyes: but merely to stare up at
the pr6scen.urn arch,-a tuHedoed Joan Of Are
listening 70 the voices.
hove 70. coz.ly to bespeaIl his mental craft.
When I went 70 buy hat to-day, i pTattled
On as glibly as possible, considering that it aP-
pea-ed Is RESP ons.Ee process as whispering airy
r1-hings into one Of those Indian relic mounds out
side our town. the shopkeeper asked me whether
l wanted il with r without hair,-those new fash
.o-ed put1s a-tacaed. YOU knOw,-and that s1rlra-
c.-- CONGRESSMAN 5 vie from hotel was WIT me-
md she sad. They'll serve false teeth with every
ice vell next
- II. General krocl.er was sitting there.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

school board bills WheTe
we'd sent them n PARIS
and Germany; but now
those awful Congressman
have cut of our right to
: he extras OF the office, and
We have 10 support all our
social Obligations in that
terribly fashionable Capital
IN our mere salary The
Lord only knows how I'm
gong 70 get The money 10
rav even the travelling eN-
-an-es # getting my family
together again, This came
IN gustv spur1s from the
ueighb0r whose ample pat
terms in checks we're as
apoplectic as the roses on
her Pompadour silk gown
But. my dear, / thought
2 Consul General was strict
" the business agent !
f.dnt know the KING was
dependent On hHn socially,
Of course. uow i seems
7leraiful-doesn't it.-that
Mr.. OFar-eI "as called
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

YOU can't. That man | saw in
the hotel dining room, when
| went there with Captain
Roderique after the diplomatic
reception, was Mike Kelley. and
the next morning he presented
himself at the hotel without any
collar attached 70 his , lied
shirt, and without any avercoat.
but with an absurdLv short sack
suit buttoned about his stocky,
Enotty frame, and with what
would have passed for q sh5llalah
in a Chauncey Olcott melJdrana
clenched in his fist.
"N Il DEBATED me son II law
fer the Job of Congressman, and
me supposed to have tn in
hu'nce on tap like beer he
cr0aked in his peatbog huski-
ness. at sight II Amos; but
he pushed his stubby walking
stick ~ to give his hat a jocular
tilt. and continued
HoWsumever. I've n hard
feelln now. That ReEge
scab son IN law. anyway. Mamie
picked him up somewhere IN her
boardin' school precincts IN the
East. But me pride n the
State Regerlar5 it's the party
that counts, me BY. And / says
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

--. -E.-. t-= --u know. can
= 4 4 giant intellect, and the
--e said - cloak MachIavelllan
-aal1 almost schoolgirl glggly,
only Cur State Department
and handage fngertips burned
tongue diplomacy Of Japan,
{ -e-l values that night. You
enter tie box and chlsel OF .
-.lou- ar5.ug the calm Of
q ar-w.=e marr.ng the md
-lau exposure 10 the
yelled lie mystery Of the
work Tie steam drill in q
--.-a-v II CANA
Brush Ambassadors party
-a- together the PStce &c
lens being usually q dab ot old
F. --- u . reluctantly stretched
E. manner seemed the product
-.- like Tie strawberries-ln-
---a II conduct IN the eA-
american women, farther
L--z however. was sitting
ID. and the minor toned
-- made a portrait ] wash
II --e European mind as
@ e-e alone. If they had
evening. -ley did not Gomez
crested ia each other that l
.-a-. lyr III her gracious vel
t-earel .n ~ fill the empty
.eel Tie acts. anything when
---e away back IN her gentle
.--. IS Il diplomatic necessity.
IL was facing the stage WITH
led pages of notebooA
.Il we've stirred by a feather
.ea 9aaart.ng Bull from the
-el - insure "a adequate hght
--1-rv II eampIeH,on amos
.ere touching arms, and miles
Lat a swift undercurrent q
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

k<E@
ga III
X
II IS
tE -
II d --
-
@ --.
--
---
Embassy
a-
window
wa-- BE-
-
q II "
-- r-- .
e -
l-E
lie ether
- H= .--
n The
t4.. ---.-
e -z ~
.es
e1-L =s
II -.. r---
ara-e
s= e
l-a- -a- r-.
-le -.-.-
--y- -a-..
Ills
@
---- ma
- .e
-. l-..
- al Il
-a5e r.
-a-.
--aee ra only
.- 1---
lie -.r
--- have -.E r..
q s1-e.
r-
assem- -
-u4 =
---= --
--
1---...-
F-
&
r-
as-
81
lie
HE
-.
-.-
a--
a-
II
-..--
Ae- Ie
eEe
r--
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

-at,--ned with superb nerve It seemed to me.
But Amos had gone back in the region OF pure
thought An ndulgent smile was all he Vouch-
safed me as absent treatment from ms collillllee
Then / became aware that Squatting Bull was
conversng with friend who oveTtl9wed the the
orchestra chair next door Ike Jelly sPted over tle
--50id's edge Souatting Bull talks like the sheet
ron roll q stage thunder. while the other woman
sounded Ike passing motq5 }5,i cycle, ,.,,- b,,s
But the new Consular BlII raises yo@a i4 IiIs
Tand's salary ever so much, doesn't i remarked
Tut. tut! What's regular pay compared to 15 thf
fees Consul General used TO Getf !ndeeo, We -
-,ilnned 70 make a regular splurge with the per
6-s5sires and use the salary to pay the children
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09


could escape part OF the season entertainment over
there" replied Squatting Bull, and l thought |
saw lightning that did not come from her diamond
COrlisCatIonS.
you don't understand at all, I had all my
clothes ready!" And with this explosive punctua-
ton the jelly lady relapsed INTO injured silence.
She looked as ! she'd gone to sleep with the
Squaeting Bull endured the stage performance
for few moments; then he curtain 1el, and II the
risk Of impaling herself on the posts Of her diamond
c3g collar she turned part way round and $" Amos
and me.
She smiled expansively. md bec1l7ned % ne
"Why don't you come to cal me YOU
promised that day at Senator Iodds:- She IN
0u.red.
! am coming lied
Squatting Bull pushed her fan over to where
there should have been ( neck he Jelly
lady. My dear, there ins &c plenty OF
time tc sleep IN your grave sh- attempted play
Tie Jelly lady vihrated appreciativelv.
This IS Ms. 0FarrOh II VIE Il Consul
then she waved into the introducJion IS Mrs.
Congressman Rural. whose husband IS dis
tinguished looking that he might be magazine
picture Of Chief Justice Somebody or Other At the
And | remembered how She had remarked on
Amos the day Congress opened!
Mr.. Consul General O.FarreII began 70 tell me
ali her family trials.
It's strange, Eta, that some of the people we
send abroad to represent US regarded IS rather
queer even here at home but what puzzles
is that many important diplomatic posts have
men Of Irish extraction-one might almost say
sencc-as representatives Of the United States.
We are going to send foreigners, surely have
enough nationalites in our population - pay the
delicate compliment of sometimes sending a native
son back \ Swede for Sweden, Italian for
Itav, IOr example TO COunterbalance the irish
names that go to Paris and S.. Petersburg
americans.
pUT I've wandered all about that audience, until
- nv letter is like Deacon Whiffens prayer, swing
ing from universal salvation 10 a special dispen-
sation for the parsons liberated tooth, ur. as the
Speaker commented the demand for nultifar-
i6ls legislation in each session Of the House, Its
from The birth OF the Lord, to the death Of the
devil
out Of the heater and apply It to recent happenings
in my own Washington experience.
You Never Can Tell" Indeed
YOU can't! That man | saw in
"a the hotel dining room. when
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

and just because she u been
thrown out Of q carriage while
they were N the Philippines,
and lost several real important
teeth, She took the remark
as personal, and in a voice that
sounded as Il she was on the
ships bridge ordering . Women
and children frst!' she re
marked, They Do more remark
able things than that IN a State
where women vote and q Con
gressman secures his election
through his Wlfe's judlclous
distribution Of silk pettlCOats
Then Mrs Suffraglst picked
up a hat, that looked like d
cross between a Salvation Army
poke and a Loulse-Home-tor-
Observation-Disclosures model,
and passed It over. saying she
knew Mrs. kn0ckcr would look
ducky in It.
That's the way women
leglslate against each other,
Amos" | ended.
This seemed 10 have achieved
a very chumny ring; but
when Amos turned TO look at
me, / felt Ike a bride whose
first cake has collapsed.
Aren't YOU listening to the
plav," he asked, and Amos S
whispering IS Ike a bear trying
70 purr-
No; I'm playing I'm a
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

taxed
C----
d ---