davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

THOUGH John
Burroughs, Mr.
Roosevelt a n d
the other nature
experts are no,
likely to find me
an aggressive ri
val, | have he
Gently been &c
ing a rather III
teresting stunt
in bird study.
Unlike the Sage
Of Slabsides and
some of the ma
t ure students
who are S t IL !
snlarting under
the official des-
ignation Of fax
er, l do not
project my rev.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

W o K e up one
morning W | t h
t h e disposition
to be injured
strong upon me.
/ felt confident
that before night
/ should encoun-
ter an adventure
of my own seek
ing. Late in the
AFTERNOON, Wnlln
strolling in the
ixth avenue
sho p pi II g dis
trict. a splendid
vision in the cos
tune of a gen.
tleman of t h Q
court of TOuiS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

was SO convinced
that the phenom.
enon would adj
NIT Of no other
explanation that
/ exhuned my
squirrel in e d
greatcoat and in
due time went
opera ward pro-
vided against any
t h e r monet trio
prank.
In the foyer,
before / had ex-
changed my great.
coat for a check,
/ came face to
face, as the real
lists have 1t, with
Jacobus Damn.
II see you have
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

FACE TO FACE, AS The changed YOUR Der
hAALisrs HA'Aif' fume," he observ-
Cd, with his nose at an angle not Who'll
ly referable to his reputed Knicker-
booker blood.
That was his ungenerous method OF
limiting at moth balls. Thus put on the
defensive, spoke Of the warning
which had taken from the flight Of
the birds. He received my account
with an air Of impatient incredulity
that would have done credit to the
chief Of geological doubters in the
White House.
"Stuy. you are about the easiest
ever" he declared. with the most pie
beian abruptness. 1.-THE birds you saw
were only a lot Of those pesky little
alien sparrows going home from their
days foraging in the suburbs to the
shelter of the evergreens In Central
park"
The opera that night was Debussy's
''Pelleas ct Melisande." do not deny
that It is an acquired taste. but i have
learned to like II. IL was Wagner's
mission TO convince us that we knew
absolutely nothing cf harmony. and 1t
seems to be Debussys stunt to make
It clear that music is something quite
different from anything we have ever
suspected. He has gone to the trouble
to invent a new scale, and the score Of
~Peileas ct Melisande" II constructed
according to It. 1t II probably q very
good scale. Ny sole objection to It II
that It II so strangely reminiscent Of
the one already Nm use.
Be that rs It may. there II good
deal In "PeIleas Ct Ms3isaDde" that ap-
peals 10 me. The general unhapplness
Of the scheme - % al peEvadins hat
even the audience comes IN tor z
sAafe Of f. ana dat = . GOD 0e1l
more than one ssts fFom some e1eeas.
Frankly IT Il not easy 70 see why Aas-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
Have you tasted this royal fruit:

James Smith was in town today
buying supplies. He bought a COT
fee mill and will herafter grind
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee fresh an
he uses it. He used to ask the gro
Ger to grind 1t. -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

terlinck wrote the story Of Pelleas and
Nelisande, and 1t is not quite appar-
emit why Debussy set 1t to music-of
his own patent-hut there is no mys-
terry as to why Mary Garden likes to
sing In 1t and why Oscar Hammer
stein likes to have her. In it the Scot
fish American diva looks her prettiest,
and Gotham fiocks to determine how
pretty that may be.
While / was thinking 1t all over
happened to recall the fact that had
heard Jacobus Damn undervalue the
opera and its composer with all the
positiveness which his name suggests
Yet he was present and outwardly
calm. My Curiosity impelled me to ap-
proach him between acts and ash why.
For the same reason that induces q
monk to wear hair shirt" he declar-
ed gruff1y. Il want to be uncomfort-
able"
Although put little faith in Jacobus
Damm's alleged motive, must admit
that 1 for one have experienced sim
liar desire to be hurt. / don't know
the psychology Of the business. but
know the feeling. Only recently
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

6ASSSUt0S " 0oVVSaosusSs
I'VE want to do something big to
advertise that new play" said thu
New York manager.
WELL" answered the press agent
(which kind Of . play Is tone to
which you invite the attention Of the
clergy q the attention Of the bo6eef'
-WashlnGtcn Star.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01
New York In
Truth and Fable
Nature Study In the Heart Of the Metrop
oils - Some Modern Experiments
In Modification of the Flesh.
The Painless Dentist.

From Our New York Correspondent
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-01

Maa WIN erUveh.
How Dos he ooand IN IL eo00D.
nityr
~On his ear most ct the tina"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-28

My new samples of wall paper
have arrived. I will be pleased to
show them to any one interested.
Phone or call at my residence
I. W. STAGER.
Miss Bessie Plank returned
to Hope Monday from Colgate,
where she has been attending a
patient. She now has charge of
the Orlo Wakeman case at DR..
Hedding's residence.
Word was received here last
week by r. G. Meader that his
brother, Jim, formerly of this
place, but who now lives near
Fort Pelly, Canada, had so badly
frozen one of his feet that he will
lose the toes and possibly the en-
tire foot. He is now in a hospital
at Durham, Canada.
A change in the business firm
of The Kraabel-D Donaldson Co.
took place last week, A. Donald
son retiring from the firm. The
new firm will be Kraabel &
Kraabel and will be composed of
B.. T.. Kraabel of this city and
brother, A. T. Kraabel, of Cliff
ord. Mr.. Donaldson expects to
leave shortly for Culbertson,
Mont. where he will engage in
the implement business. Else.
where in this issue will be found
the notice of dissolution, etc.
A deal was contaminated last
week whereby Jas. Loney dis
poses of the business of the
Palace hotel and confectionery
together with both buildings, tx
F. E. Fierce & Son of Wyndmere
N. Oak. Mr.. Loney will remain
in charge until such time as thu
new firm will be able to arrange
their business matters in Rich
land Co. to take charge here
The junior member of the new
firm, we understand, will hay'
charge of the business and viii
make some improvements in tn
building and will conduct a first
class restaurant in connection
Mr.. Loney will turn his attention
to the real estate business an,
expects to spend the create:
part of his time the coming yea:
selling Canadian lands.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-28
Attorney Shippy is transact
ing business in Fargo this week.

Attorney Shippy is transact.
ing business in Fargo this week.
Miss. Clara Mclean departed
Monday morning for Devils Lake,
where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Robinson. From there she
goes to Rugby, where she will
visit her brother, Geo. and family.
HOME GROWN SEEDS
send for catalog of
seed corn and clover
grass seed and seed grain.
N. J. Olson Moorhead MINI.
A Grand Ball will be given
Friday evening February 18th
under the auspices of the Voc
man lodge. Malchow's orchestra
will furnish the music.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-28

Keep in mind the big Yoeman
dance Friday evening. Feb 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper departed
Monday for New York state,
where they will spend q few
weeks.
Roy Rush departed last Thurs
day evening for LaPorte Ind,
where the family is visiting at
the old home.
]. H. McCollom ri is in Bismarck
this week attending the meeting
Of the North Dakota Retail Deal
ers' Assn.
A baby girl was born to MI.
and Mrs. q. II. Fulmer last Fri
day morning. All are getting
along nicely.
Mrs. A. E. Watkins, who was
operated on at Fargo for append.
citis a couple of weeks ago, re.
turned home Monday.
Mrs. I. W. STANDBY returned
yesterday morning from Rochest.
er Minnesota, where she has been
for the past two weeks.
Sewing by day or at home.
Orders taken for embroidery or
stamping. Apply to Mrs. Crum
or phone the Wakeman farm.
Clerk of Court Vadnie came
down from the geographical GEN.
tire of the county last Saturday
evening and spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
G. G. Warner spent Sunday
with Mrs. Warner at Fargo. She
is getting along nicely and if
nothing happens may be able to
return home next week.
Andrew Brimer and wife of
Sanborn, N. Oak, who have been
visiting relatives here, departed
last week for St. Louis, where
they will spend the balance of
the winter.
Johnnie Carley of Armenia drop.
ped in on his old friends last
Monday and spent the day and
evening in the city. He went
from here to Devils Lake, where
he visited friends for a couple of
days.
A large delegation from Nc
Kinley lodge No. A Knights of
Pythias attended a big state
meeting at Fargo last night.
They took down a candidate from
this lodge to receive the Knight
degree. They all report a fine
time.
Miss Murray spent Tuesday
evening with her father at Cas-
selton returning home the next
morning. Mr.. Murray is in the
grain commission business in
Minneapolis and was called to
this part of the state on bust
ness.
Orlo Wakeman was operated
on last Tuesday for appendicitis
at DR.. Hedding residence in this
city. DR.. Scalan came up from
Page and assisted in the opera.
ton. The case was a bad one
but at last reports the patient
was getting along nicely.
The ladies of the M. E. church
have secured the services of Miss
Cora Genevieve Ramsden, an I'm.
personator and Dramatic Reader,
assisted by other members of the
faculty of the Dakota Conserva,
tory of Music and Kindred Arts,
for Feb. 4th. At which time
very interesting program will be
given.
Miss Cora Genevieve Ramsden
, who had the principal part in the
program, showed remarkable
ability in her rendering of Tenny
sons poem "Enoch Arden
Her reading and Interpretation
of this beautiful poem would nav,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-28
-

A>OW uOlSOA DIV Will
berg's Drug Store.
Robt. Officer is attending bust
ness college at Fargo.
Paul Curry and friend Of Fargo
are visiting in the city.
Bert Smith of Fargo is spend
ing the day in this city.
New postal cards at VAN
berg's Drug Store.
5000 bushels of oats for sale.
Enquire of w. E. Elliott.
Wait for the big sale at s. D.,
Scott'sfarm, March 22nd.
w. J. Mclean will hold an
Auction Sale, March. 18th.
Miss Lee of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lizzie and Pauline JEFF
ferson are visiting at Fargo.
We are selling games at re.
duced prices. M. N. Mallory.
Good quarter section of land
for sale cheap if taken at once.
Blabon State Bank.
Wanted-Girl wanted for
general house work. Enquire of
Mrs. Philip.
Keep in mind the big auction
sale at the S. D. Scott farm
March 22nd.
The chinook wind of the past
two weeks has nearly cleaned the
ground of snow.
R. S. Hurst returned this
morning from Darlington, where
he went on business.
Mrs. A. M. Mclaughlin under.
went another operation Monday
at a hospital at Fargo.
r. w. Ehred returned yester.
day morning from a business
trip down into southern Iowa,
Invitations are out for grand
ball to be given Feb. 5th by the
Hope High School Athletic Asso.
cation.
The Pioneer will keep on file
the House Journals and House
Bills of the Eleventh Session o!
the legislature and anyone inter
ested may have the privilege q
calling at this Office and looking
them over.
To the People of Hope, Colgate
and vicinity.
Having sold our business both
at Hope and Colgate to the firm
of Kraabel & Kraable, we take
this opportunity to express oul
appreciation of your liberal pat
ronage during our bushes!
career and to bespeak for oul
successors your same liberal pat
ronage during the future.
Respectfully.
The KRAABEL DONALDSON Co.
Having succeeded to the bust
ness interest of The Kraabl,
Donaldson Co. we wish to extern,
to the people of Hope, Colgat'
and vicinity a hearty invitation
to come and do their trading q
our stores, we shall endavor t.
merit your patronage by handling
only good reliable goods sold a
the lowest prices consistent witt
such goods, by guaranteeing
every sale satisfactory or refun,
the money and by courteous an
honest treatment.
Yours respectfully,
KRAABEL & KRAABEL.
Clearing Sale.
Ribbons 2yd lengths and less-al
widths and colors SOC value a
35c, etc.
Embroidery and insertion a goo
assortment to go for SC.
1 - - - - 90 = . D-lLNsx HIRAM n
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-28
Clearing Sale.

Ribbons 2yd lengths and less-all
widths and colors Soc value at
35c, etc.
Embroidery and insertion a good
assortment to go for SC.
Prints 5 and 10 yd. lengths 30
and Coo.
Ladies' outing gowns 81. 35 values
at 9Oc.
Mems and Ladies' underwear all
Soc values to go at 29c.
And many other bargains.
GROCERY SPECIALS.
Fancy Xmas cake raisins 121
value Tic.
Canned pineapple zoe. quality at
124.
Canned apricots large 25c cans at
15c.
And everything to eat at
HURST'S STORE.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
By Kate Masterson
Drawing by Joseph Cl-mcnt Coll

funny in ten words which cheaper than orchids:
Am having PRAYERS Tor offered N all the churrhes
If he ever pauses in the deal looking at a sunrise
which he IL the Belasco plays and then. -
wonder about romance feeling, maybe, tug at his
overacCelerated tobacco heart he dlsmlsSes # as
something that part OF the callow flush OF his
bnobby boyhooi, that sweet peanut and pink lem
onade time when he strolled in the sawdust with his
girl and pointed out to her the wonders, the wild
men, the spangled fairies. and the growing tigers,
until she cung trembling to his arm
Like the rest f Us. he has allowed one immutan.e
fact to sink into the skyue-that the lemon squash
and the shining hoop jumpers and the painted clowns
beautiful symbols of all that makes existence en-
durable the splendid glIttering panoplr OF youth -
the dreams. the visions. the grapes. the vine. the
roses. and the sang-aI parts OF that tremendous
Fairy Tale Life itself,
The American Husband. atomic part Of the human
family. IS but Of the vast army OF unsuspertei
raupers-ncciing help sorelv bitterly. for which he
Is ashamed to ask We are all beggars IN rags crar-
ing aims OF some sort that never for a moment We
should think OF admitting And many OF u are
starving as he Is for the stuff O. dreams.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Down - Their Lair

RUT EJt 50 TO-DAY, Hardly have the little 7,n+iS
- feet Ta-tered down the saug"sE than ne begin
= hear the sarne sweet song simple melody that
--1us something like this
Your American women are charming We meet
tlen abroad. YOU knoH. b.. ae haven't met the
american men
First thing We are going down - the >tocE Ex-
Ca=uge 70 see them making the rnDret- Do they
1T one feed them with apples and poke a. them
through the bars,
This sounds Ike Wild exaggeratiDn. but i really
i not There certain odd iiea- generally current
abroad They, the Yankees are al. more n less.
slaTler5. that the American women all more u
less. Il 7D-es g11gte and the American Husband Is
human cash register. devoid II those feelings ami
sentiments that 60 toward the creature u strength,
tenderness -4lness, and Joy brains and heart flesh
and blood. that Is crowned Man
ID. these three Old World misconceptions. none IS
nearer right than this last sweeping assertion
tt Eou VIII hear IN England France. Russia. AMI
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
If He Met the Immovablc One

UNDOUBTEDLY the American husband needs
~ this lar but being thick rInici little o u reaches
.irn and If Il does he brushes 1t OF with swift lett
-4b from the shoulder He Is the most perfectly con
centratei autohvpnotizei player pt the business
game on earth actually Erautcr spectacle than
Mont Blanc. for under II all he is as "c know,
human But he has been carried away by his 0t.r
impetus He Is the original irresistible force We used
10 read Of in the school PHILOSOPHERS. and we knpn
quite well now what would happen II he met the rn-
movable
His pulse keeps time to the ticker. and he has
sharp eve on his hat and coat. even II funerals.
Man or woman YOU approach him III playful
spirit desiring TO have little fun with him. ne looks
out under his eyebrows requests the prl,e lists,
and demands the usual percentage oil tor thTty
days
He knows absolutely nothing Of Irritation ae an
a-r q -,asti7ne His stalwart bu,Iuc7s virtues have
become disease with him which Is the way OF sttl-
wart virtues ovcrione There are no lilies or IAN
guOrs about him except certain enchanting weak
ness that beginning to expires itself 81 late III COY
aistcoat patterns that he affects To despI7e ana at
tributes TO the opportunities Of ms tailor
system order, form, prOmptnesa, tag. nuiHnet''
these are his fetishcs He Is the Never 10 he
Surpassed Lofty Tumbling, Loop the Loop Com
,nereial Johnny on the spot
We say that he Is not automatic But he Is almost
automatic He Likes TO make love by telegraph
proved by this fragment or, as The London IIinca
would probably have It. Amusing Incident
Man in Love who has left Just card telegraphs:
Are YOU never at home. Answer paid
Lady, niffed because he doesn't camp on the door
mat. wires:
Occlsi,naly-on RAINY afternoons.
Then the man in love, wishing u be tremendously
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
The Third and Last Chance

lust now. he Our Hero. Is sinking for the third
time in the golden ocean ot success. and those u
shore seeing his out-rrctehci hand above the waves
think merely hc betting another hTe that he can
still beat the game
No one viii throw him line Not even his o"o
wife w allow hi-u the possession oi a pumping rel
blooicd heart lie Is AZ his most magnificent IN her
conception II him. waving cheCkbook alot rather
than 4 banner II hIht She would almost have Nt--
gent do him that way And she sIghs over Nr
Cartiso and wecp- for the dc Reslkc5 because Cd, a
throatv something IN their wiudppcs that CONVEYS
an impression oi Continental intensity.
Can YOU honesty blame the American Husband
that with his hand % his shclAc ear he listens u'F
and then likewise for a VOICE caressing Turing
all-oyerish voice that of the lady on the rp.ks
brushing her washable golden hair while the oh Tell
Ne What 1t Neaacth chorus rIpples - hHu across
the bar,
That plca-cs hl,- nightly Not SD much the song
perhaps a. the s.utweut.-thls view ot HIM AS a
Century Dictionary To hc hts Vampire :, too easy
Just SIT at his fee, and iook UP aioruglE now AMI
then % ask him hos, 20 -pcl some ~ the hard ones
He loves 70 help .t:t lu matter like tins
For he has con. ctct about l'w al she attribute
Il knghthooi True. ~ ), IuEro"lus. An operation
may be required before he even suspects that tt.-
High School prtu iuE Is necessary H. the Hu7't.l
class # he doesn't al-h o. get the gate
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
TTlRn
n D / !
EJu Ee-
tra rat-e- II the
slI-gie


resent him alternately our long ami -EIn-tsseei
uncle II the loud star-spangled clothes AMI the
soectaced and dentalaCtIc R ne Is. the puriStS
say. getting hIs-and getting lar more than ne
deserves
From al the glass houses II the world where the
Observers ami Humanity Students dwell they are
throwing hIrn the stones
Arvone who hasn't hit him II speeches. songs de-
bates club dinners and pieces II the papers should
be rewarded with a tve-bIaded knife Or a srnokeless
cigar
Laiv n3velists from abroad ot AMI not II quality.
are hardly the wharf before they begin u chirp .
the reporters about the irol American com grbster
the cJupoa5-naac the money changer in the temple
who tolls he-essly while his sad wife heart hungry
and soul srurg. runs romantic Marathons with her
self AROUND the ruanless block Df society
When imported celebrities used - arrive.-great
actresses with trunks and dogs-we picked up the
morning paper trembling soft boiled eggs.
anxious u learn how they liked America. the tin
L5oe--E. the tall buildings and q few other good
Things that the ship neasra=n had. 50 - speak, at
their fingers ends.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Takes 4 CatacIysm TO Jolt Him

\YIHAT cattoive, II Nature viii he rcluIret To -'.t
w him Il Is difficult - say y great earthquake
hardly logs him He carries of the dead and gets hurE
rebuilding Financial p4ulrs and bank failures shake
hi:n u q bit. nut -uru out merely 4 tonic ReiiIl't
POETRY and Art side issues Mysticism d'csr
even touch him lJu must show him
II Hc could plan great r'manu' revival thtt
would ovcrswccp the ,ouutry.-Iu open ar festival
with Love ami Adventure for the themes old -onEs
for music and the stars tor toote.i could hni
gallant leader on q white horse To whom romance
.yts Il go5rc--it wc might import that delightful
G. X Chcst-rrpu who Iuyaics Flcct-st each DAY
wearing a cloak AMI q -Dueh hat swpri>tiCk III hand
and revolver IN his pocket. IL fiery readiness Tor
gorc--tirriug adventures that never take place
maybe we might hear whisper. still. vet strong.
and see q uuuyouihc finger tracing the wall with Il
message IF hope
The task pcrhap, belongs 10y right TO the American
woman the beautiful NcurotIc II She would ONLY
cease ucuroti.zlng for awhile and lead hIm beside
the brooks Of faucy feed hlm with wild honey crow"
him with vines and. rImplIng his hair make htu
laugh like boy ami like boy cry too over all he j.
losing following the glied Calavln that Starts i'-
the Dawn Of Nothing
She must pet the velvet cloak and the tralir2
flurnc5 out o the 1pthbalis hide his cutaway coat
and ply him once with pink peanuts. She
must irare him III the skins of the wild. give hu
spear and sword and bIi HIM 60 forth and lear:
again the pleasure, Of the chase At present ne h7
no time il he keep has appointments IN the drcLI-
t-cilral insults that master builders are giNi&
Us a. Offices .lInguE themselves III the very lace 'i
the angels
We have our knights, YES. our Romantics. even
ia Wall Street There are sto,ky brokers IN their
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
Italv that the
American Iiu band
automatic rather

species over club and cafe table, IN London. Pars.
Vienna and Madrid especially IL Madrid. things are
said that relegate him 70 certain unattraetive aHd
corsrictlous parts Of the barnyari rather than the
open meadow and the ioHery Latin profanity and
descriptive expletive that IS employed could never
ne approached even On our unh''bled Western
UTslTIes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-24
TWO MEN AND
WOMAN CAUGHT
IN CLEVELAND
Believed to Be Implicated In
Sharon Kidnapping Case.
S9,845 of the $4,000 Re
covered.
By Associated Press.

Cleveland. March 23--TwO men and
woman were arrested here tonight
By Capt Shattuck and Detective
Ward on Ontario street. having IN
their. possession S9.S45.50 in currency.
They are suspected of being impliCab
ed in the Sharon kidnapping.
The officers were attracted by tie
movements Of the trio and approached
;Irm with a view of learning Their
Identity. They explained that tney
we're on their way TO The Baltimore
and Ohio depot but declined 10 1e-
veal their identity or destination.
Apart of the money was found in
a satchel carried by one of the men
and upon being searched at the %
iicc station more money was found
saCreted in the skirt of the woman
The woman appeared TO be the spoke5-
man of the party.
You got the goods on US. and there
Vii be hell in Sharon tomorrow,
she said.
One of the men ran when the police
approached. but was captured after a
sacrt chase and a couple OF shots had
been fired at him.