davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
Kunitioe 2Goelitene.

GIT iamIc pau cole Stene glalot l
tioIieere Si6er for at p9re life blot
ell Ritetiif, men fremfor alt ell FOR.
mlitig 8apitalanbrinselie. S 8reoS'
tio funSe man gl9be Jig oper STE
neneS Sficnbeo, og | ltrostioer bar
sc Iette at ifiuIe eler meotage unoer
en- eoertl,el 6Illgt, og enoeltg resre'
Se man meo inotr9benoe ErtS'tig'
ninger. Geure auifuelie pasieoe og'
iaa, iua Iprlgc Sefniffen itoo paa ct
iorboIbspiS lapere Grin, % man I
oct belle anioa set for nmitli9t at
~irembrinae pole Stene 40 fiinlttg
Iei. llb fra oisie SoruSiGtiti'ger
bar mar / gamIe Gage anlagt itore
SamIinger al Samilieimpffer 0. !, b.,
cling bpiS @Proi | oct Stebltt, oa
oct IpffeS 40 funitig Sei at fremltille
pate Stene, / Tirfeligbeoen err lig
gtul. gnfeItc sGbelitene, men i9r'
lia airIber set for &iibinens |eo-
fommenoe, bIiper | bore Gage frem'
itiaet / ioa itore Mpngoer og ! en-
iaa fortrGfieIig llbisrelle, at Ell
@GroiiorriugeIie al De naturlige
Steue ilet life ipnes uoelnffet, 10
SorboISct er enbos Def, at allereoe
M n9stcr ct tort @ntal uoenlanoife
9aanefontorer at mootase &ibiner
|iom 4ant.
Den femiife Communicating TOR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
anlmanacIen i Ges Mnines hnr

S%nlmaugrlcn / 9e8 Roines bar |
Dc iiOite Gage pGret iau itor, of ser
berctteS ON ct llnbcrtaferfirupo, iom
bar mnattet brPuoe fit Eager al Sig
filter for at boIbe fit 6orrehlinesIo.
faIe Darmt. s ilere andre @per /
Soma or man omtreut Iige ioa iIoe
noe. s Gresco ifaI rrun uGre iIia /
Sett for grnnoe, at ilere 6arniIier
bar moattet floffe zig iammeu / ct
Sus for at ipore poa @rruoieI. Sra
8aterloo me0oeIes IigeIehes ON
Itprf SuIrso. Saa llemt er oet bIet
paa mango Steoer / Stateu, at 8ll.
perrsren bar benOenot JIG til Seru.
bonerne / Sa9ens arleonine. Sam
bar M iaaei oct Soar. al auIpoene.
ne oil blipe sipet 5ortrinSret irem.
Tor al onben Sra9t, % Sitratiouen
boIoer aIlerebe paa at iorbeSreS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
Ovre Spin.

Triien paa Iepenbe Spiu 9if Sen
zoe bs, / Chicago op til 50 pr. 1OO
Euno, bpiIfet meo llnotogeIie al Ell
enfeIt Sang / 1882. ga Ser betaIte&
1895, er ben bsieite YriS. iom bar
opret betoIt for Spin iiben 9orger'
trigens Gage.
Priien paa 6Ieif % SIeifeprobl,f
ter iteg / iamme SorboIb.
Som Gariag til SiSie beie 8riier
anisreS ben Ionguorige oa itrenet
&1tIbe. Observation-Disclosures oe
Ben ringe SiIfgrieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11

2on piI eiue ben Sruit, Der gier fiilot
IopIiu S~orretnine Cog Tom aItiaa !
8irfeligbeoen Inn er ct iterre &om.
paii, Der meo en- itsrre 8apitaI %
meo forboIosois minbre Sriftsom.
foitnineer sisr iaameset ftcrre 5or.
refining emo bers mirtbre 3onfurren.
teri, EN- anIeoning til at iese geifpt.
teIie imber ct fsberalt S~nforpora-
tio,ssipitem og forifaanes for be man.
ge 8ibern9roigbeber, iom aorpona.
tlouer MI er uoiat for, paagruno Of
at DC forifie1ige StatsIope meb Sen-
inn til ~iaaoanne Sirg ofte er bst't
upp~erermitemmenbe. Sor of beifptte
Jig moo DC uloplige Sruits tror Br9-
iibentert, at man | ben forellooeoe
Sob ifrIbe eisre ale nsbuenoige Sor.
behold meb Senipn til llbdteoelie al
9onbs og Iftier, ioo at mon | bert
Silfplbe Der frlrbe epe flllo &ortrol;
IioeIeoes piIbe ban iorbpoe Ell aor'
eoration at eie gftier | Ell arden
aorporution.
Soft tror iffe,J at tplingen IsSeral
Snforporatior or nsboenoig, efter'
iom Ser, / SenboIS til De ieneite
RetsfienoeIier, for Ell bomfRlot 8or.
porotion finn er ire Sirg at gisre,
nemlig erteu at inbifrPnfe fine vi.
fprer operenSitemmenbe meo beo~
fominenSe StatsIop eler peobltpe
meb of opertrpbe Sbermallopen euer
oaioa ~unberfaite zig isSeraI Snfcrpo'
ration. llnoer bisie SmitGnoigbe'
Ser tror ban, at De itore &outpanier,
iom life er ifpIbiqe | at l9gge Sim
oringer ioeien for SonbeIen % ben
ri aonfurranee peb friminelle Sper.
enSfomiter, eaer enbog omgoaes nleD
Senii9ter | ben Hetning, life piloe
bare ncaet at inboenbe MOB en- fsoe.
raj INCORPORATION, % ban er eroog
al Den Wening, at Hesieringen fin'
DC gisre Ell Zig SOB temmeIig itrerg
lioen at rciifere, at cen oerfor pilOe
iremitine fig Tom ~fra'teoenoe %
tioroeIagtig for inouitrieae aorpo-
rationer. Spob &c for ulooliee Sarpo-
linger bsmte Sruits ongaar, iaa bill
DC bisie intet @oIg babe; bet eneite,
iom itoo Dem oabent, pur at afceptere
isberoI Sr,forporotion, o9 bermeo
pilce &c ppre bersoet Inleoningen til
at tlire irem paa 2oolsSbeoerls Iei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
oSymro ! 1910.

apartaIfriftet 4Sbnrra", uSaipet at
ariitian E~reitearo o. Sobs. o. @iit,
9aar M inb | jim 6te Gareane. Gtrifs
tet er MI iaapdS iierSt % bar piutoet
iaa uiegen GnertienoeIie | ole aeire 90
poa besee sioer al Sapet. at set er opers
flpSi8t at aieniase. bbao oct bar fat iia
til Spsape, Gerimoo bel bet fiffert ms
teresiere mango at ie en- 2iite ODER, bbab
Striftet bill touume til at bringe | ben
felsenbe Garsans euer to. Ser er Ell
Gel al BET:
Ser bill fontre Wemoirer, grinortns
GER os SptegneIier at Sornraro DR.. &.
8. Sabl, gait. SIR. RaeeIsien, gaf. ct.
9. &eque. gait. q. 5. e9eitab. 9rof. 6.
81. &reus (api1torons os GAIT. Sttes
FEM, @rs. Yrof. 6. s.. greus (minSer
fra Rainteb greets 9refeeaarS.) 9r.
2ropig Settoeu bill itrioe ON nprlte 2r>
ger | amerita, gait. q. MasmusIen ON
NJ @~,rtnarb Sspnte, &nit. u. SreSeien
ON afesSe Scrm. 8. q. Srers, Srof. ".
SeuanS ON afb. Yrof. @eore Sperbr1ip,
Pait. q. g. @an9sres ON norIf Nenias
bebsSenneIie / BET ipSIise Soma, SaIt.
Sb. @s9en ON afbsoe Yait. 9. s. Minis,
Rait. 5. u. gassaarb ON afbeSe Yroz
fesior II. Robu. Yaitor 5. 8. Sprriipn
ON Norbm9nbene | Seras, Yrof. S. 8.
@oIl ON afSsoe Trpf. Stprm Bun, Srof.
George Rarfbus ON @ebattsr o. 90.
6aIbeim oe Beer Stremre ON @ir<
acknowledgements / 8~isccritn. gnSpis
bere bill Der bIi foritieaieorteSe SiDrag
ira grof. SuIius Sliou, Trof. @isIe
gotbne, Rait. 8. g. gasperien, YaIt. s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11

Seebuiis. q. q. Hstmins, 81. M. So<
lamb. sSbptat lleIanb. gait. SiorrS soIs
ieitoS, SuuI 9ieieruS, Sorftein Sabr.
@n. Tiger, SigurS gcsman Ten nh Nor>
fatter) os .aribre.
Sopeooeeten bill aItioa Iom biStil bIi
laet paa biitoritc S~tiIorineer, @emois
rer liant g~ioerafer af f~remtreoenSe
Meteorological, uteH Der bill ogiaa brinaes
literGre afbanbIin9er, 9igte, sortelins
ger, Sberii9ter uper norif 2iterat,rr o.i.p.
G~arsan9en 1910 bill bI. q. brinae en-
Serie artitEer om De nortamerisonffe
StoIers Siitorie ZEN artiseI / bert
Sefte). 9enne Serie bill i~itserria inoen
NorIfnmeritaner, iocn foritaar geteSnin>
gen al ben bsiere ~ltnSerpisnina bIanSt
os, 9aa Clip al.
5 Grtleoning af 100sGdrsbaeen for
Ole Bulls SeSieI oil "S9mra" fra Sors
itein Sabrs Saanb brinee en- ubfsrIia,
rigt iIritreret StilSrin9 al 8uGrs ulptz
telige a~oloniproieft / SIeana, bbortiI Sr.
Sabr bar iomlet IaterioIe a felipe
Gaiteoet. SfiIbrinsen bill bIi forfeit
paa Here Softer, men foreIi99e tcn1plet
! Sinbet for 1910.
Ser er foalebeS 8rlmo til at nerte ia
mango interesiarte oe paroifuIbe Sing
/ &c tontmenbe Setter.
Gnbper iom err interesIeret | bort nors
ife 9ItIturnrbeiSe / amerita, bsr itstte
~Spmra".
Subifriptionspris $t.00 pr. Gdr "a
Sefter).
Sltbifriptiou for fommenoe gar bebes
fray inoieubt til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11

8nuo Rasmusien ubtalte efter
&ienbeliens Sffentliggisrelie: "Raar
iea life itrar blep tilfalot aommis.
iionen, fom oct al, at iee tibligere iaa
Iterft bapbe taget Goof | SorIoar.
Gen isrite slften, leg bleu tilfalot
commissioners Webe, bar oct mig
Hart, of bette piloe blipe Den ltsrite
SfanoaIe. gn itsrre llforifammet'
beo MOB bort llniperiitet funbe life
piieS; Der bar her prGiteret oct gro
bette % ~naiueite Sorieg paa at fore
commissioners Weolemmer bag 81.
Jet. Sngcn SfoIesut oilbe BABE DO.
bet at msoe frem meb ilige 9ereg.
ninaer. Goof bar brpbt iis ielp peo
fine @ierninger. bans Sbierpationer
bar bsmt BAN for itebie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11

g parrrt getr brnoer bet at s%aruepuoeu bItper for brso os sip.,
fra fla for meaen surpe. 8 iaa TiIfRGoe maa enoel af ben pperTs.
tse Sarpe iuses op Deb Si9lp al ct Stpfe 9rGfpapir. ensr man
ton bi9lpe fg ueo ct Stptfe Gpispapir.
@n Sarpepuoe pl bare fere Nar. Sfuloe ben 9sbet AZ to
eusr ire @ar bIiue noset for ter, iaa ian man blot orpppe pa en-
9raabe @Ipcsriu os ben nil blue Ige ia COB iot ny igien.
Saar man life spbt aftrpt ben fprts Sang faa foriss istsn
Cat Stempelet faSt neO pau 8aptret, elsr iat ben enc SIDE uS
tgrit, % brug ben Diaabe, iom pasier beoft. arpt boerteu for baara!
euer ior lgL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11

Cpenfaaenoe 9esnns uer en- en- Subterhempet meo gaun % abresfs
FAINT Taruepube. Gu iaaoan "&ubberfamp" ec ualminoeie nptts NANCE ill
faioe, baaoe for Jeurnerins al 8repe im life er fOmmen Goresiaten ibenbe
iamt ,pn Stenrpel pa Sppe NRansen en- lrsr oe tit gaun meyt umoeist,
pa en- iaaban NuuneTempI bill inaGnbe 5orfnfelfr ps mango andre nbeba5"
Iisbeper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
Ct iaaoant "SnHTt" ienhes iom grenie neo Slabet for ct liars
Notwithstanding us fem Gents ertra til at betale
Yurto. Guapolnt % Snopafnina.

Spis life bet furbe sas6 81. 80 tnoienoes, pt en- 8ramebus bfue Nn
tfebetor RapnefenpeL GrtartnS bar lert ps at 81 life Tan Rnoe Naonefemp
mb Slabet for $l25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-11
IasE
Idao
oS
Dirlf.
~

ehip albees ipbel0t gapn ps Gbresf, for at Hippo at Sell besuaes.
epmplerne uofrns Sarets 5Urrstnins Os be pl tHue fsbts IN Sang
ON ueeu % man ou oeNpr nnoefloeH tpHme ~ -" ue"e Us' SuSe ueh9ep
eb poa N anosn Gramt.
gbresle: .. %2lnunSien, Deeerab, SOMA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
President Hughitt of c. & N. w.
Says There Is No Recession
OF Business.
FUTURE PROSPECTS BRIGHT.
Unusual Weather Conditions Have
Been Responsible for Decreased
Railway Traffic.

New York, Feb. 1e-Marvin Hughitt
president of the Chicago &c North
western railway. does not agree with
President A. j. Earling OF the Chca-
go. Milwaukee 6 ST Paul railway as
to business conditions.
'If there has been any cancellation
of orders" said Mr.. Hughitt yester-
day. cit has not come under my OBJ
servatlon. Business IS good and pro-
spects for the future are bright. 1t
is true business has been greatly in
terfered with this winter by unusual
weather conditions.
Exceptionally heavy SHOWS and
cold weather have reduced locomotive
efficiency and the movement OF freight
there is no question that we would have
had a much larger movement If the
railroads had been able to supply ade-
quate transportation facilities.
During January. as n result of the
weather conditions. operating expenses
on the Chicago & Northwestern werc
altogether out of proportion, and of
course a failing off in earnings must
be expected To just what extent is
not yet possible to determine, but so
far as underlying business conditions
are concerned the reduction has no
significance.
"Of course. the crops are the prin-
cipal thing to be watched. Our lines
run through the spring wheat belt and
1t Is too early to attempt to predict
what the crops will be, but believe
that a largo area will be sown'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
REMARKABLY STRANGE
CASE IN CRIMIM0l0GY

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Chicago police Of
ficials yesterday encountered strange
case In crimInology-or psychology
they don't know which. The case In
wolves a young man who gave his name
as Frank Nnllor and his home as Ven
tura. Cal,
His eyes swollen and bloodshot, his
clothes and linen of good quality, but
rumpled up and soiled he appeared In
the office of Chief of Police Steward.
MY name is Frank Nailor, and my
homo Is in Ventura, Cal.," he said ad-
dressing Chief Steward. The last /
remember l was In Ventura. l had IS.
Today I woke up in Chicago with more
money than know what to do with.
what has happened l don't know.
I think l must have committed some
crime l wish you would lock me up
Wire to Ventura and find out what 1
did"
well. I believe we can accommodate
you" said the chief.
Nailor was searched but no money
was found In his pockets. He was lock-
ed up while Lieut. Gleason wrote out a
telegram to tho police of Ventura The
police received the following reply:
"I hold q felony warrant for Frank
Nailor. Arrest him and wire me.
"E,. G.. MMARTIN,
Sheriff of Ventura County, Cal"
HE is neither crazy nor n dope
fend" Lieut., Gleason said. His case
Is a puZZler to me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
APPRECIATION OF THE ERIE.

The manager OF the theatrical COM
pany, who routed his stars over the
Erie at a time when other lines were
reporting late trains by reason OF snow
and cold weather has written the fol-
lowing letter In appreciation of the
service;
II feel eager to say few words of
praise In relation to the railroad
movement and journey of my theatri-
cal company on Sunday from Cincin-
natl TO New York. Ono of the most
deightful parts In connection with
the journey was the agreeable surprise
on the part OF most of the members
Of the company OF the arrival of the
train at Jersey City on time. When
the notice OF departure was placed on
the call that the movement to New
York should be made via the Erie
Railroad, dark cloud seemed to
lower on the little stage world of the
unpleasant anticipation OF a long and
tedious journey and hours late on ar
rival at destination. All this has been
disillusionized and 1t is safe to say
that all who wore at first dlsInclined
Il would like to add a word of
to travel by the Eric Railroad are now
the Erie's most loyal supporters.
praise for. everyone connected with
the Eric Railroad for their exceeding
kindness and courtesy in their en-
deavors to mako the journey pleasant
and comfortable-cond porters
and dining car employees were more
than eager to anticipate the wish Of
everyone in the party.
Il shall always look back to this
railroad journey with tho most de-
llghtful remembrances. and wish to
renew my thanks to all"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
EXTENSIVE COAL LAND
FRAUDS ARE CHARGED

Denver, Feb. 15.-Suit was filed in
the federal court today against David
c. Dodge. George Foster Peabody,
George A. Krause and Charles Mel
len. as executors under the will of
Gen. William ]. Palmer. charging eX-
tensIve coal land frauds. The action
is In equity to recover $543.000. the
value of 3e2. 900 tons of coal. Atty,
Gen Wickersham and Frederick
Maynard assistant to the attorney
general with headquarters at Salt
Lake, filed the complaints.
It Is alleged that between Jan. 1,
1899 and Juno 80 1900. Peabody and
Palmer erected mining shafts and dug
coal out OF 1898 acres OF government
land that had been Illegally acquired.
The lands are said to have been part
of tract controlled by the Ute Coal
company. a subsidiary corporation of
the Denver & Rio Grandc railroad and
were involved in charges against
prominent west men In tho federal
courts recently, The cases were dis
missed in the higher courts.
Gen. Palmer died March IS, 1909, at
Colorado Springs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
DlSC0URAGING TRADE
WITH PORTO RICO

Washington. Feb. 16.-The policy of
steamship companies whose lines op-
crate between the United States and
Porto Rico OF demanding the payment
OF freight charges In advance Is large
ly responsible for the failure of Amer.
lean millcr5 to extend their trade in the
Porto Rican market according to Spc-
cial Agent John NJ Turner. assigned to
investigate markets in Latin America
with view to promote the sale of
American -four In a report to the de-
partment OF commerce and labor
The import of wheat flour into Porto
Rico from the United States is about
CO00o,O00 pounds a year, according to
Mr. Turner, and this quantity, he AYERS.
would be largely increased with a little
pushing by manufacturers md cooper
alton on the part of the steamship own
erS,
The system of freight charges, Mr..
Turner argues, should be changed He
suggests that "if the millers OF the
United States. either as individuals OF
through their firms should take UP the
method of freight charges, business
from the interior of the United States
to Porto Rico would be fostered and
encouraged"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
REORGANIZATION OF LEAGUE
OF RUSSIAN PEOPLE

St Petersburg. Feb, 2,-Thc League
of Russian people, the ultra reac-
tonary organization which has been
so thoroughly discredited by the con-
nection of some OF its prominent lead
ers with the murders of Mcssrs. Hcrt-
zenstein md Jollos. of the first dumo,
Is now undergoing reorganization, by
which It's influential hackers in tho
court and country gentry circle hope
10 restore it's carly prestige.
DE- Dubrovin. its noted president.
mn ignorant and violent fanatic. whose
cXtradition was demanded by the Fin
nish courts as the real instlgator of
the murder OF HortzenStcin. has been
forced out, the executive council has
been purgcd of the discredited elements,
and the war With the liberal and
revolutionary forces In Russia will
hereafter be waged on lines less sub
jcct to criticism. Gen. Rimsky Horsn-
EoGi. former governor of YnroslaV has
been elected president. The reform
eXcites apprehension In social circles
since the forces behind the league arc
powerful and influential.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16

ended June, 1909. through the opera
tlons of tho division of Information OF
whom 2.5s5 were sent to agricultural
communities. The division Is directing
Its efforts toward n practical solution
OF the problem OF the scarcity of farm
help.
Particular care has been taken to di-
rect no men To work where they might
be used to replace labor already en-
poyed Tho field of activity comprised
40 states and one territory.
There were issued during the year
1887 certificates of naturalization. an
excess of II $50 over the preceding year.
The four states In which the pricipal
work OF naturalization was transacted
arc New York. Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Massachusetts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
WASHINGTON JAIL COMPARED
WITH "BLACK HOLE"

Washington. Feb. 16.-The Jail of the
District of Columbia was compared to
the BLACK Hole" of Calutta by Ward
en- Thomas Mckee last night before
tho Brotherhood of tho First Congre-
gational church. The warden said the
Jail was a menace to public health and
safety and a disgrace to the District
government
There are cells in the jail for As worn-
en-. the warden said. but 125 have to
be packed therein like cattle in a car,
Into cells made for the accommodation
OF $40 men. 6S5 men. black and white,
arc crowded
The warden thinks. PRISON farm
would be preferable to a Jail in the
District. He considers that such a
farm would earn a profit for the gov
ernment and save the 100000 or moro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
CHINA WANTS UNIVERSITY
OF CHICAGO PROFESSORS

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Univcrsity OF
Chicago professors are in demand In
China. Following his appointment as
director of the department of science
at the Imperial university in Pckin.
Prof Oscar Eckstein. formerly con-
nected with the local institution has
been asked to engage three other uni
yersity of Chicago educators
President Harry Pratt Judson yes
terday announced that DR., II. Irving
Schlesslnger. associate in chemistry
has been slected by the university as
n candidate for one of the positions.
that of the professorshlp In general
chemistry.
The other positions open are pro-
fessorship in mining engineering and
ono in civil engineering. The salary
In each cast Is sc, 900 in Chinese silver,
which Is the equivalent of $4,000 in
American money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
MORE CHARLES DICKENS
LETTERS DISCOVERED

New York, Feb. 16.-The discovery
is announced by the publication COM
mlttce OF the Blbliopile Society of New
York. The letters include several OF
the novelist's love notes bearing close
ly on his family life and affairs of the
heart The committee has been seek
ing these letters for some time, looking
for them chiefly in London They were
finally located. however. in New York
City They Will be printed in volume
which is to be circulated only among
the members of the society.