davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18

BABE 2Grere, iom Der me0 Hette tales
bel ON. Sfolerne buroe fad Dor beo.
Ute llngbom. Stnoenterne buroe ale
fitnne femme meo goo Mnbefniing fra
lin TreIt. Neformerte SfoIer %
Statsifoler faar mango gIeper ira
bort Solf. Somme angiper iom
@runb, at 6eres Born life bebeper at
lore Rorif. Oct er life at bGore Ssar
log Wor at foraste fine 59ores Sprog.
Mnore mener, at Der tr9naes ingen
misunderstanding, efterat en- er
fonfirmeret. Set er paa Sioe, at Ser
bliner iaat ct Mlporsoro til IIiae, iom
p9grer Jig for at gipe fine 9ern oct
bebite, pi eier. Samfunoet buroe BIZ
bel fienot meo line Sfoler. Wen iaa
buroe osiaa SfoIerne paa fin SHE
buie tiIitr9ffeIig Sominnbsianbs.
Der blep peb oct iibite SfoIemsbe
bolot ct soot Sore6rae ON Stuoenter
og Somfiinosianbs, og BET bat beti.
melist. geo for SfoIerne - beo ON
Sremsans oe Selb / Saoetioen It
oct erunolPsgenoe grbeioe giennem
llngoomsaarene.
S Den pa~afelaenoe Sisfusiion tog
fslgenoe Gel: Goit. g. 6. 9oe, Or.
W. 8. Spcfman oe Gait. s. 81. 8.
Heis.
Somfunoets aasierer opIpIte, at
beo &pinoernes Msbe igaor optoaes
en- Solicit paa $24.6O. apinoerne Be.
ilutteoe, at "gssie"- Sn6iamIinaen
forti9ttes % l1bbpttet beIes Iigt mel.
lem Den inore og bore Wisiion. Ser
inofommer aarlig paa bette gis ca.
$4,000.
Ser optoges @anoag gftermibbaa
en- Solicit paa 1888 30 til Mrs, War.
tba gramien iom gaoifisnnelie for
benbes Sang. (Iere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Observation-Disclosures bar iorbeo.

Rcajerinas Hnanecrne bar iorbeb.
ret iig abitiaigt / De iioite Muaucoer.
Sra Sui til December iioite gnr bar
Der en- itnbia Nehaaus i StatSiuo.
tpeterue, ionmeuliauet nieb DC iii.
iporeuoe Ter Wooneoer oct ioregoa'
enoe Aar, iaa at Der olt Jolt inotom
benpeb $2I000.000 minore emo i
nppntc 5ib5rum 1907. Gil @icn.
eiGIo bar ser / &c fem Mnoncoer al
inoepprcnoc gor, iOm oiiluttcoee
meb Bite Mni, prrct en- 6oreacIie /
Stntsiubtrgterue iu%lnmenIignct mcO
be isritc lem Moane0er iioite Mar,
iporcnoe til noaet oper $4,000 900.
Ger er meo andre ORD eli McrinO'
tpet iom eoot % bel OGttcr Sobct /
Den isrite @oIpOcI al @uoact0orct.
Stiaingcu or iaoleoeo omtreut nsiog'
Zig oer iammc iom ior ct AGr iiocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
en- parm Oliebrono.

Sra @oloeitoM SeraS. beretteS on,
en- @rsnb / @oitrup Gcuutp, iou1
IN / Here Gage bar ieuSi Ell pploia
Strsm mcO warm Gle bolt op / Sui.
ten. Sreuoen or omtreut 100 Sob
opb.
"a Srsnben bIep boret Tor ON,
trent Ell llae iioeu itsSte man isrit
poa en- gore meN nriier fogcnoc heoi
Gono. iom uebblep at iIomme 90 / ca.
ire Gage, oa @aubet eitcrfulateS al
Zen porme Clieitrem.
Ter iinoeS ingen on0cn ClicbrsnS
i $50 MiIeS SmtreoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Set cnselife Irbeioc.

II. s 9etragtning al oct Iteole
itiaenoe &rap paa engelif Grbeioe
port Samfuno % for at Samtrnoet
paa en- ioriparlig Waobe fan tage
I@are paa bette Irbeioe bellitter Iars'
msoet:
al Ser pGlges en- i9rifilt engelif
Iisiicnsfomite paa 8 Weolemmer.
Samiunoets Sormono % Wislipnsie-
fret9r err ielpifrepne Meolemmer paa
Gomiteeu.
b. Ser oprettes en- iGrifilt Wis.
ii%onsfasie for ben eneeIife Sirfiom.
beb. Senne beitpres al Samfunoets
Wfisiionsfosierer.
q Senne &omite b~empnoiges til
at mberbanole meb De sprige norif-
Iutberife Samiuno ON iPlles' Sirf-
iombeo peb oe bsiere Statsifoler.
81 SremoeleG benpnoi9es Wtis'
1ionSfomiteen til at faloe Ell oertil
Ififfet Ianb. Der ON mlligt olereoe
peo fommenoe S%foleaars 9egpnbelie
optaaer Girfiombeoen peb StatSifo.
Ierre. San tonnes al Den engeIife
WiSiionSfasie.
Oct IDENTITIES til Den enseIife So
mite at oroue meo bette,
is. 5 Tnleonius al &apporten fro
SpueSfomiteen for ben enselIfe Sal.
mebos beitemmer garsmsbet:
al Teiultatet al aomiteens Nr.
beioe: ~ propoieo Gneliib lutheran
Spmnal" eoofienbes.
b. aomitepn Iortietter meo fl
grbeibe % pathfinder l~logiuelleu al
Den enaelife Salmebos, Srb. Mulii
oa 9itbnrsi, iaa goeeu ON mlligi
maatte ubfomme til garsmsoet 1910
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18

lSfriSt. 0et er mart life Here Sta.
ter emo Goree % DC Tibet frentifreone
VaIfonIonoe, ipm life bar inofsrt
Sorbuo mob 9atarbeioe for apinber.
% 6orbuoet or inbisrt, foroi man
bar iunbet, at apinoers Hntarbeioe
er soelGeeenoe for SlGgien. Wan
mad bl. a. erinore, at mango al De
apinoer, iom | Giebliffei life er glite,
bIir Oct ienere. s Guslano (W.ioifuo)
or 0soeligbeoen blanot jabrifarbei.
oerifers Barn | oct fsrite Gepeour 53
Trpcent moo 30 Erocent blanot an
ore Barn. @lanot ueiite r~usiiife
Observation-Disclosures Barn or Tsbelig.
beben | oct ierite Ior enbog CT BRO.
cent. Haar man oltina Der Itoar
iammen meo De ileite ciuililereoe
2onbc, og r,aar Statiitifen piier, at
oct er n~sbpenoig at ifribe til Sprbe-
ifpttelic for auinoer, iaa moa man
goo meo pa1 ben. Get CT iislae Sr.
SanSipn iorgprig life ioa, at Social
fonliteens Sorilog gauife i%orbpoer
Hntorbcibe Tor &pinber. Otter Ssno.
ltillingen fon bette / pisie SiliRloer
tiaooes, mar oct er i bsi @roo paa.
frGpet; men oct bar II piaet iait.
iloa, al nnar Gotarbeioe for apinoer
tiaooes, ioa ifol Observation-Disclosures.
gen Tor Dem p9re s Elmer.
Sm Observation-Disclosures uotaltc
Salerell, at ban netop anlaa bet for
beloig, al Norge MI inbisrte ben,
mems 2nnbcts Snoniiri er lioen. Oct
bar ogion piit iig, at Der. bpot man
bar inbisrt Hormnlorbeiosoog. Der
bar bette bnpt en- bcloig Snbilpoelle
pan Irbeioerne baooe iunitprt OF
moralif. Sra Here al ueofommenoe
Steoer berettes, at 9gorueligbeben err
blet itsrre - blanot anoet ioroi
8ruioen til, at mango Irbeioere for
bapbe bengipet Jig til @ertSbnslip,
bar Speranitrengelie. Gget Sper Ell.
ter at isge aunoelig l(bpifling o. en-
bcrai islgenoe Srcngong i grbeioer-
mes 9unolfaber % Snteligens bar
man ogiaa iporet, ligeiom Irbeioer.
mes inbuitriele 0pgtigbeo er goaet
frem, ioa DC bl. a. bar funnel arbeioc
i~ortere o. er blet i~linfere til at no.
tore mere paltltelIge Irbetoer, DDtl'
fet iioite bI. a. ifploes. at De bar iaaet
Sio ill at beisae aitenIfoler. : Ell
WGngoe SiliGloer or Der fonltoteret
at 6orminbifelien al g~rbeiostioell
life bar mcofsrt uoaen Sorminbifelie
i grbeioSpbelien. Su, mon bar en'
ooa opnaoet opcrraifenoe Grenpler
paa. at Ser / ocu iorfortebe Irbei0s'
tib er blet itoiert mere Irbeioe emo /
Den tioligere lGngere grbcibstio -
t. Gr. mere pon rs Elmer emo Tor
poa 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Sor treoic Sang.

81 Erc&icteIcgrnm ira Chicago
brinacr Gitcrretuira ON al oaioa
Den iioitc Erimrrpolalop iom 9egiS.
lotureu / &lllnolS peotol, / Onsbags
or ertITrct Misunderstanding al Sta.
tens Npiciteret.
Gette or 0cn treble VrimrrpaIglcp,
icm al Stuten ,SIliuoi9' Seielteret CT
crfIUrct Tor grunblop%trioig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Stor Nrpeifat.

Gn Irpeitat pou $~tS3.Sl43t -
oen iteritc / Stoteu Sainois' @iito'
ric or al Gountpretten / Goof
Gouutp (Ghicogol bIepet uolignct poo
Noet eitcr Atelipn Morris, Den itorC
Northumberland. Nnu ~citcrIob
iil Ell 6prmne pao miroit Il Mil.
liuuCr Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Spcr SturtbiuactS SuciulfumitcS

~ '
Snbitilina ON 6abriftilinuSlopeu /
Rorge, iom / Here Scuiecnhcr lore,
iIaoeS i%oran6rct boIot iorlcOcu Stor.
thirgsmauo Hcoufier Nubrco@ Sans.
ION ct TorebruQ. San uotnIte hcrm.
ser blanot anoct auBoucnOe Souiic,
ems Su6itiaing ON 9totarbetoc Tor
Suirber, al apiu0cruc otter nemc
b'ir mere liaeitiQet mco YIUuocnc
cnb eiter Oct iorcliggcu0c He9lcrina3.
forilag. ioet ben / MoOiptuing Ill
bette inoierer NormalorbCioaooa %.
iaa for MGnO.
III aomitccns 6oriIag iom Rcge.
iorbpoer Antnrbeioe for apiuber. el
/ SpereuSitemmeIie mco 9ernerfon
oentionen al 1906. : benne 2ou
pention bIcp oct opitilet iom Ct Dor
mail Tor DC tiliInite6e CANOE, ocri
blanot Gorge, al man ifnloe iao Hot
orbeioe for fpiuOeliae arbeiherc Tor
buot. 81 iligt Sorbuo er oeiau Sen
boIo til aonpeniionen nulia peotaae
al De ipenife aomre. Ga / De fleit
andre europGiife Stater, itore ion
fman, er Ilist Sorbiib inoisri aaerco
for bort siilige RaboIano tos oett
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
@cncral @rauts S%attcrien, guac

ron Sartoris, ScfrctGr pco oei ame.
rifanife 2eadtion / Guatemala, bdr
foaet Inmooning ON at "to9e NJ
ifcb" % bar efterfommet anmoonin'
gen. Spilfet er ct Sionesbnro on,
at hi enoni life er lpnfct iao lopI
her / 2dnoet, at Ell Mono / SGnaoer
fon beflGbe ct piatigt oiientligt Gm
bebe blot % bart for line Sori9oreS
Sortieneites Sfplb.
"GroI CT al 6rores eGrc,
hper bar blot i'm.
aan on ei ippnoe @uen,
er ben CT bin."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
statiitiife cpaaper pucr Yopirin:

Suitrien pier. al 2iterrig llngoruS
Inbel / @erbens iamlebe Tapirpro'
button lioaier ca. 5 Troccut. Mo.
norfiet inotager Den iemte Iiabs
bionot DC popirprobucercnpc 2nnbc.
ibet Speriges Ta~piruoisricl ubgier
ca. 124, Spiflanos 100, Gorgcs los.
&c Tsorencbe Stoters "a OF Eltcrrige'
llnearns 60 Miaioner aiIoQraul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18
Rone 6uitaf 81 Qar.

1ru StocfboIm t~clearaicreS Der,
16bc Suri: Song @uitaiS 51be
1snicISbuq ieircocs ioog runot cm'
frina I Sperigc. SopebitoOen bar
ilaaimptfei / Anleoning Go9en. %
aae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor operiplot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18

StOr Strcit Sper 10000 Saa.
orbeiSere. NebIemmer al Sern.,
Stnol' % glitarbeioerneS 9auosior.
eniHg, bor bciIutiet at neoIGgge ar.
beioet Den 30te SUM- mesoeleS Der
ira Fiitsburs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-18

Sea bar moStaset "6esieIsoassbosen-
90 Tiger Sem mango Sal. Seq bar bsrt
nlegen yfos ON Neme Sos. OF ies ianSt
a. ben FOREIGNER al Den Hns ben faar, iaa
leg oil meS 8IGse anbefale ben til auSrs.
y. 9o!en, collar. q. Sal.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
What Miaht Happen.

Lord Blessington, the husband of
the celebrated Countess of Blessington,
had a horror of a draft. He was able,
Count 'd'Orsay used to declare, to de-
tect a current of air caused by the
key being left crossways in the key
hole of the door. He and his wife and
a youth were mi day walking on the
banks of the Thames. The boy, skip
ping backward and forward, went sew
eral times dangerously close to the
edge of the bank.
"Take carel Take care!" cried Lord
Blessington, exhibiting a degree Of So
licitude most unusual where another
person was concerned. For heavens
sake, mind what you are about, boy,
or you'll certainly fall into the river!'
After two or three repetitions of his
alarm in this fashion for the lad Lady
Blessington, losing patience, said: "Oh,
let the boy alone! If he does fall into
the water, he swims like a fish,"
Eyes, yes" said his lordship in in
jured tones, that's all very well, but
what about me? 1 shall catch my
death of cold driving home In the car
rage with himp'
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Notice

The County Board of Taxation will hear
appeals from assessments of taxes in the diff
ferent municipalities OF Capt May County at
the places designated below and upon the
dates named, converting in each place at ten
o'clock in the morning.
Appeals cannot be considered unless made
in accordance with the rules of the Board and
upon the prescribed blanks which will be
supplied to any who desire them, upon APP
plfcation to the Secretary of the Board, w Il.
Young, Anglesea, N: j.:
Upper Township, Tuckahoe hotel, Monday,
Nov. LIST, 1909.
Cape May Point, Borough Hall, p.30 p. n.y.
Wednesday,, Nov. Sd, 1909.
South Cape May, Borough Hall, no a. M
Wednesday, Nov. 3D.. 1909.
West Cape May, Borough Hall, Friday, Nov.
9Th, 1909.
Middle Township, Court House Monday,
Nov. 9Th, 1909.
Lower Township, Township House, We'd
nesday, Nov. 10th, 1905.
Wildwood, Borough Hall, Friday, Nov. 18th,
1905.
Cape May City, City Hall, Monday, Nov.
North Wildwood, Borough Hall, Wednes-
day, Nov. 18th, 1909.
Holly Beach, Borough Hall, Friday, Nov.
10Th, 1909.
Dennis Township, K. of P. Hall, Dennis
vile, Monday, Nov. 22d, 1909
Avalon, Borough Hall, Wednesday, Nov.
9th, 1909.
Woodbine, Council chamber, Friday, Nov.
26th, 1909.
Ocean City, Council chamber, Monday,
Sea Isle City, City hall, Wednesday, Dec.
LIST, 1903.
STILWELL H. TOWNSEND,
ELLIS II, MARSHALL,
Cape May County Board OF Taxation.
Attest-W. K. Young, Secretary.
Dated Cape May Court House, N. j., Octo-
Der 9th, 1903.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

HER TO LIFT HER HEAD.
front, the man seemed oblivious to his
surroundings.
Alicia Osmond was thoroughly fright
ened. Could it be possible that her
chauffeur had suddenly been bereft of
reason and that he was carrying her
no one knew whittier? She leaned for
ward and raped desperately on the
plate glass with her silver portemon-
naie. {.
~'Stevensl" she called sharply. The
only response was the increased speed
of the car. She called again and again,
but received nc reply. At last she sank
back on the seat with real alarm.
After awhile she Gained herself and
looked eagerly from the window. Help
might be obtained in their swift pas
sage through the towns, but their
speed was so great that the people
they me flashed by like specters, while
trees and dwellings were blurred piano.
ramaS.
She recognized the country now
they were near Ferncliff. Her lips
quivered, and the slow tears rolled
down her cheeks. Ferncliff had been
her home and Norman's ever since
their marriage, but since their serious
quarrel and the quiet separation which
had followed she had taken the town
house, and Norman had disappeared
quietly from his accustomed haunts-
gone to Europe, said the gossips.
The sight of the familiar country
gave her a sharp pang that made her
forget her anxiety over her strange
~predicament of the moment. A hot
sense of grief overwhelmed her again,
as it had overwhelmed her many,
many times in these past sad weeks.
AS soon as her first unreasonable an
ger had vanished she had known
poignantly that her quarrel with her
husband had beenA mistake. She felt
with bitter woe and passionate self
reproach that she loved him-loved
him more than all the world.
The brougham whizzed on desperate
ly, but she did not notice 1t. She was
sobbing stormily INT calling for him
who was far away. How good Nor
man had always been to heri Every
thing she had wished for had been
hers. The automobile in which she
rode had been his last present to her.
1.-THE Purple Comet, darling" he had
announced, laughing his great, boyish
laugh as he indicated the car with a
sweep Of his hand. The thought
brought her back with a start to her
situation.
At the instant it dawned on her that
there was something unfamiliar about
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue of a writ OF Fieri Facias, to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, on the 9th day OF September,
A. ID. 1909, In a certain cause wherein Joseph
M. Kaighn is complainant, and Oliver j.
Leigh eft ais. are DEFENDANTS, | shall xpose to
sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 1909,
between the hours of twelve and five o'clock
p. M, towit, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day, at the Sberiff7s office, in Cape
May Court House, Cape May County, New
Jersey.
premises situate in the Borough OF Holly
Beach City, In the Count of Cape May and
State of New Jersey:
Beginning Rt n point IN the outhwesterly
side of Cedar avenue, Wildwood, at the dis
lance of one hundred and seventy-five feet
northwestwardly from the intersection of the
northwesterly side Of Atlantic avenue with
the southwesterly side of said Cedar venue,
said point being also the northwesterly cor
ner of lands decided to Emma M. Kay, and ex-
tending thence ~ enthusiastically along
said Kay's land a distance of seventy feet to a
stake; thence ~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY parallel
with said Cedar avenue a distance OF thirty
eight and one-tenth feet to n stake; thence (3)
northeastern dly parallel with said Atlantic
avenue a distance of seventy feet to the south
westerly side of Cedar avenues; thence AZ
enthusiastically along the said side OF Cedar
avenue a distance of thirty six feet to the
place of beginning. Containing two thous-
and five hundred and Dinety-three square feet
of land. Being parts of lots numbers IL and
26, block number l8 OF the map of Holly
Beach City, filed in the Clerks office of Cape
May County.
Being the same premises which Frederick
j. Randolph and wife, by deed dated the third
day OF October, one thousand nine hundred
and three, and OF record in the office OF the
Clerk of Cape May County in book 1856 of
deeds, at page 81, ETC., granted and conveyed
unto the said oliver ]. Leigh in fee.
ROBERT X. CORSON, Sheriff.
Dated October 7, 1909.
Wilson, Carr IL ~Stackhouse, SoPrs.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
RALLY DAY AT N. E. CHURCH SUNDAY
MIR. and Mrs. Hunter, Singing
EvangelistS, Will Sing and
Assist in the Service

Sunday will be rally and autumnal
day at the Hollywood M. E. church.
Love feast at 10 a. M, preaching at
10.45, topic 1.-THE Harvest and its Les
sons" The evening service will be
evsngelistic. The Rev. MI. Hunter
and wife, singing evangelists from
Mauricetown, N. j., will be present at
all the services and sing some of their
beautiful gospel songs. The church, in
honor of the autumn, will be decorated
with fruits and vegetables of the season
that will be donated by the members
and friends of the church,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
ooooooooooooooo
The Purple 5
Comet. 5
By cLARISSA MACKIE. :
Copyrighted, 1909, by Associated
Literary Press.


Mrs. Osmond emerged from the MILL
ner's ~abstractedly buttoning her glove.
She crossed the pavement and entered
a small electric brougham which was
waiting at the curb.
Home she said to the chauffeur as
he closed the door.
In an instant they were gliding up
the As they threaded the maze
of vehicles crowding its length Alicia
Osmond leaned against the cushions
and closed her aching eyes.
The glare and hustle of the busy
streets had tired her already over
strung nerves. She felt a sense of
grateful relief when they entered the
Nuieter uptown district.
The gentle motion of the car lulled
her into somnolence. She must have
dozed. When she finally reused it was
to glance from the window with a little
exclamation. They had left the city
streets and were In the open country.
The ear bowled along the old post
road, with occasional glimpses of the
blue waters of the sea between the
bare branches Of the trees.
A glance at the leather cased clock
added to her astonishment. The hands
pointed to Il o'clock. 1t had been II
when she entered the brougham!
She signaled to the chauffeur. To
her amazement he did not respond.
His great square pack partially block
ed the window. The collar of his coat
was turned up about his ears and met
the cap, pulled well down on his head.
With gauntleted hands grasping the
steering wheel and eyes set straight in
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Back Numbers.

civilian" said Mrs. Van Gelder to
the man of all work. II want you to
clean out that large closet in the hall
just outside the parlor. Burn all the
old newspapers, waste paper and any
other rubbish you may find there"
After a short time she met William
in the hall carrying in his arms a huge
pile of sheet music. the property of her
eldest daughter.
what are you going to do with Ma
bel's music? p she asked.
why. burn it. sure, as you told me
to. 1t was in the closet there with the
other rubbish"
But / didn't mean the music. Put 1t
back at once"
Noting his mistress d~ispleasure, Will
liam inquired in surprise:
"Why, hasn't she played it ALP
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

wood. The wall paper is in a green
foliage design. Small green rugs cover
the highly polished floor.
The small paned windows are espe-
cially dainty. The curtains might be
either of white muslin OF of green fish
net.
There is a brick and white wood
work fireplace not shown In the illus
tration. The ornaments on this are of
colonial pewter in the shape of odd
Jugs and plates.
R. DE LA BACME.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES.
Why Some Wives Are Unhappy In
Their Homes.
Is marriage a failure? ,

Is marriage a failure?
Most of the women In a recent letter
writing contest maintained that 1t
was; most of the men seemed rather
satisfied than otherwise.
The men seemed disposed to over
look the things which doubtless might
have been improved in the household;
the men had their freedom; they could
get away from the house and forget;
they had another life. But the women
had no such relief; they had to stay
put and accept conditions, just as they
were in most cases. owing to the in
difference Of the men. And 1t goes
without saying that when you have
two lives, as men have, the affairs of
the home are not as important as they
are to the woman who must stay
there all the time.
When q woman has shaved in the
kitchen and with the children all day
1t would seem as If she were entitled
to some entertainment In the evening.
and when her husband takes a nap
right after dinner and then goes out
about 8 o'clock to his club or on bust
ness q wonder why his day was not
long enough to attend to it, it hardly
seems fair play, does 1t?
Yes, 1t is true, he supports his wife.
which means that she must wheedle
the money out of him half the time,
and she has the pleasure of making q
dollar do the work of five, but wouldn't
she have that privilege without the
limitations of marriage? If she worked
as hard, couldn't she earn more in the
commercial world, for instance?
No wonder lots of girls-nice ones,
too, and the brightest of their sex
don't marry. What is a selfish love?
Misery. And what is married life with
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

out real companionship? The worst
kind of slavery.
No wonder many wives are unhap-
py, and they will continue to be so
and the number of divorces will In
crease until men realize that there Is
something more a woman wants be
sides support and that Ill defined sen
timent which passes for love until II
becomes too vague to pass for any
thing. ALICE ROBERTS.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
Broadening.

Bond-Don't you realize that mar
riage broadens a man? Benedict-Oh.
yes; suppose 1t can be put that way.
but "fattens' is the word I've always
used.-London Express.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
The Mean Thina.

"Why are you mad at herr?
II met her on the car today, and she
said. oh. let me pay your fare! and |
said. oh. you mustn't and she didn't"
Houston Post.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15

Chaffer-Since I've had my auto I've
paid over a thousand dollars in fines.
Scawcher-Well, didn't the agent tell
you it was a fine car7--Lippincott's
Magazine.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
ARTISTIC ENTRANCE HALL.
This 10 an Index Always to the In
terror of the House.

You cannot be too careful how you
plan your entrance hall. 1t is the part
of the house which provokes the most
criticism.
The illustration shows a pleasing
effect in a country home. The wood
work is white, which contrasts well
with the winding staircase of mahog-
any and the furniture of the same
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-01-15
Register Names of consumptives.

AS result of agitation conducted
by the state board of control through
the department of tuberculosis, sum
mary legislation for more effectively
dealing with this disease undoubtedly
will be introduced at the coming SEES
sion of the legislature, according to
A. f. Kepford, lecturer on tubercu-
losis for the board and personal direc-
tor of the campaign of education.
Measures likely to be presented will
provide for compulsory registration
of all cases of consumption with city
or county authorities, an amendment
to the hospital law permitting cities
or counties to establish sanatoria for
the treatment of tuberulars, and q
bin designed to protect the public
from tubercular COWS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-01-15

Yuan Shi Kai, the eminent Chinese
statesman. as member of the grand
council
According to the dispatch KangY u-
Wei charges Yuan Shi Kai with COM
plicity in the death of the emperor.
He is quoted as follows:
I'VE know Yuan Shi Kai paid a
physician 10000 taels (about $4,000
seeing the dowager empress death
impending, feared retribution at the
hands of the emperor for his betrayal
a decade ago which forced my flight
and resulted in the dowager empress
selling the reins of control"