davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
@al6. nn6 Trairic-0 rGnSe.

Smobu, Neb, %. Mdr5.-0euer,
Die burt itorfe @inoe nnb Die herr
idenoe Giirre geforbert lpurben, ba-
ben in Srten bon 9tebrasfa uno aui
Den Eroirien einen Sfaben bon
n,ebr ais 100000 ongeri6tet. Su
Mortb @elto betrGgt ser granoid)aben
aqein $4,000 nnb bel Cairo bat lid)
eill Yrairiebranb iiber 20 Suabrat-
meilen perbreitet unb pieIe Sarmge.
bGube in slide gelegt.
Worrion II, Co., %. MGr5. -
,Sn ben bel Confer, 60 Wfeilen flo
weitlid BON bier, gehgenen SorIten
piitbet elm groBes Seller, SIT oeiien
YefGmpfung ale MGnner boz, bier,
Die abfommeit fornen, aafgeboten
iporoen itno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Wah Wattea,uan.

ms ri %. @dr3. Serberi
Serome Ienniion. Ser i'm Teroafte
itebt, Die &naben art6itr Sbiblep unS
&obert 2omas I'M pergangenen Sc,
5ember in Sigbbrioee-Ya eridoiien
ST. baben, unb ben cine bonn @eridt
eingeieste Srren.G ais &C.
meingeidbrliher, nnbeilboren Wabn.
iinnieen erfldrt bat. plirbc geitern
pom &id)ter S'SuQipan in Der Mb-
tbeilung Nr. 3 Der @eneral-S iiiien
Dem itaatliden SrrenaipI fir 8erbre-
der in Matteaipan iiberipieien. Ien-
niion befinoet iif augenblidIid nod
in ben Combs, un0 es lit nidt be-
ftimmt, nam, er nafW attealuan eirl.
geliefert miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Sotidnfter StranS nad Tairp be.
rmfen.

@aibington, 9. g., %. M1r;.
- suf Dem rScorpion" lit Der Bun.
bes. 9otihafter Oscar Stralis an s.
Mdra o Gonitantinbpel nod Cairo
abgefdbren, no ct nit Gr.Er1Iioent
&ooiepelt cine lange Gonferena baben
miro. @ie in Grfabrung eebradt
moroen lit, unternabm 9r. Straus
Die &eiie auf 0runo elmer i'm, bon
Sberit Hooiepelt sugegangenen aa-
bel0epeihe. Ger gonferen5 ,piro it
mand)en areiien cine srobe gebue-
tang beigelegt. 9r. Straus ,par
mabreno Der lesten Sabre oes Rooies
uelt'ihen Mmtstermins Sefretdr oeS
Iepartements fir 9nncel nno arbeit
nno gait INNER ais Srn. Mooiepelt's
Darmer Jreuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
&um Y%apiermadDersS trifc.

Ar9ofllofor S6neiner odrr III Mimi
forn Sails ogitireitl Seine I'M
r'0e" 8" eipermqrd 5siiS.
Hnmorb 6dlls, Ne, %.
WGr5. - Gin 5~lpeiter geriudl, ocn
Gicc-ErGiiocnten Der internotionolen
Sriloerld)aft Der E%apicrmnd)er, Geo.
s. S6ncibcr, aus Der Sto0t 81 ess
fortiren, iullroe nidt 9enlod)t. Inter
Foli5cibcocdlnng befon0 er iid bellte
nod in icinem Sogis I'M S0o Sci.
loms-0ebGlloc. Sd)neioer o~rgonilirt
inter Den bieiigen Fopicrorbeitern ci-
ne llnion llnb aus Der gcrcitmiaigs
tcit elmer arobcn Nn5abl BON 2eutcn,
iid) ~oericlben or5uidlieBen, idloB
man, Dab bolb Gin Strifc %oltgeorbnet
merben luiirOe. Gie 81. i. g" bat
cine llnterilttung Der oGeportlrrng"
Shneioer's ont Gienitag uno oeS iett
III SronflinL N..S., peilenoen Fra.
liheutcn Walin einaelcitet.
SlpcrmoreS Sails, Me, %.
MGr5. - Gie Yoli6ei nluht befonnt,
COB am Wontag Abenb mebrerc Spe'
5iolpoli3iiten, meld)e Die 6ubrifanla.
gen Der ySnternotionnl Taper Co.,
5l id)iiben bnttenL nit Stcinen be-
moricn mllroen. Sic Toli5iIten Ga
ben orei Heuolneridliiilc ob; ollf fei'
ncr Seitc ober famcn Gcrlcbnngcn
Dor. @citern longtcn bon ullBerbolb
iiiltf r~ueitcrc 2crlte an, Die ols Spes
5iorpGd)ter pcreiOi9t muroen, Ilocn
Slogg. SefretGr bcs itaatllfen
Shiebsgerihts- nlb Germrittlllngs-
Notbes, begann nit elmer llnteriu.
dung oeS Strifes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Critic 3prlhlGae abgelebnt.

SEEM $ open Cont, %. Mdr5.
= Iie Dem Gonieren5-Gomi Ser
,Sugbebieniteten llnb Gononfteilre Der
rT.-Y., N..&. II. &..Giienbabn" pom
@eneral.8 eihGftsiiibrer Saml. Sig
gins auf %erlangen unterbreiteten
8orid)lGge milrben BON Dem Gomite
ab9epieien. Er1iinent Welen
milroe BON bieier gntideiolng IN
&enntniB aeiebt unb, mie geiagt mirb,
madte er bann spei ODER Orei ben
2eiiten 5uiagenoe 3obn5ugeitdnOniiie.
Cine meitere @eriammliung iou IN
nddbiter @ode absebaIten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Sdarfer Saoel.

gr.8oupernellr Serrif u1o Gr.Se.
fret1r 8arfielo MAIDEN Der repue
blitaniiten Eartei bittere @or,
piirie. 8elOperid)lelloerung
lno @ortbrltdl.
Glcpelanb, Ohio, %. MGrs. -
Sn einer geitern Ibeno Dor Dem Zip
pecanoc . Club gebnltenen Heoe 5ieb
Der friibere @ouperneur 30. Z. Ser
rid Die rcpublifaniide I%ominiitra-
ton arober @cribpenolingsiu6t uno
iagte, Der bobe Sarif iei ourd) Die rie-
lIgen G%innobmen, Die ourt bieNllA
0eld)dftSmdBigen Hegierungs : We-
tboben %eriorOerlid) ipiiroen, notbmen.
Dig genladt morbcn. Gor Srn. Ser.
rid lprad) Der frilbere Setret1r bes
Snnern, SomcS 81. @arfielo, ipelhcr
Der repltblituniiden Eartei marneno
6%rrief, baS 2uno iparte nit llnge.
Oulo auf bic GrfiiQung Der Seriprc-
dungen Der Fartei unb peroe feline
llntbotigfeit obcr 6liderei : @eiebge-
b,tng 0uloen. Cine nere Sronung
tblle MOTH, luenn Die Hcpublifaner
lid)t piirihtcn, Oo6 Die H%egierunga.
Gontrole in anocre SGnbe iibergebe,
miiBtcn tic ebrlid)e anitrengungen
MAIDEN, nm Die Elotiorm in slusiiib.
rllng 5u bringen olf melfc bin tic in
ben 9eiib Der Wad)t gelongt ieien.
Zen bon @orfielb ousaeiprohenerl
NnIidten beipflidteno, lugte Sr. Scr
rid, bic Belt ici fir Die Republican,
id)c Yartci %aefomnlen, ibrc Scbren cis
ncr griinblideu Iilsbeiierung 81 I'M.
tcr5iebcn. 0ic groBtc @cloperiflelt.
oerungsiud)t trete iibcrnll SIT Gage.
Srgcno ein Sepnrtenent Der Gegie=
rilng fGuntc bon irgeno einem Mun.
ne, Der iid nllf Die Scitung eillergant
ooer elmer Sobrif ucritebe, init Der
SGlftc Der Soften utter bcm gegcn'
mGrtigen Spltcm betricbcn ucroen.
Cine Der grobten @eiobrcn bes Cages
ici Die groBc 9onbidrlo, nelfc 1T
niht ierner 3cit Den Credit Der Hegie.
rll1a rlliuiren miliie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Sdlimme Gage Der Sertil.S mSmiric.

80 it 0 Il, Wali, %. WturS. - Die
bieiigen Spinnereibeiiser bebaupten,
bab lpenr Die Yreiie fir 9anmpolle
niht beoeuteno beruntcrgeben, cine
neitere Ierminoerung Der Hrobufs
ton nm % Hro3ent unpermeioliG
neroen Miro. Die Yroouftion Der
Spiunereien lit I'M Serbit lestenSab-
res, Der boben 9aumiuollpreiie noe
gen, bereits oerart rebusirt moroen,
ipie ieit Dem Yanif BON 1907 uno
1908 nod ME Ser Sail mar. Bur
Seit iteben 2,500,ON bis 100000
SpinoeIn in ben @%ereinisten Stoaten
fill. 9ird cine abermaliae Be-
idneiou,g Der Troouftion I'M %
Yro5eitt miiroen iieben Wiqionen
Spinbel it Stiaitano geratbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Wadlst6um Der federation.

@oibingto II, .. s., 25. War5.
- Mus Dem 9eri6t. ben Sefretar
Worriion bon Der .american 6eoe-
ration Of 2nbpr" fir Die am 1. Mar5
be%enoi9ten iiinf Monote Dem Gretll-
tipratb Der 6eberation beute %erItattet
hat, lit criidtlid, boB Die 3abl oer
Witglieocr bes Gerbanbes i'm Ser
gleid) ST bemielben 3eitraum oeS
Soriubre Inn 600 5ugenommen bat.
Gie federation bat 1902 CHARTERS ait
nellaegriinoetc 2ofal-llnionen, Die
bireft nit ibr affiliirt iinb, alisee'
geben, gegen 80 I'M entipredenoen
3eitraum bes Torjobres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

nllnmebr iedlS Monatcn Elm no6e5ll
ltnlfdbbareS @crf, Elm tleineS Bud,
.GeS 9ooes Can't" OoS I'M Sabre
1889 5u Siibef gebrlldt muroe un6
MIR in oieIem ein5igcn Gremplur Dor
bon0cn ipor. 9a9 llniclun, bciieu
Solptpcrtb in ieillen 5ublrcidcnSol5.
ld)nitten beitono, lit iputrloS Der
ld)puloen. @er ca cntlpenoet bot.
lit unbetannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
3crIpielte $1,000.

Gropibence, 81. s., %. MGrs.
- Soiepb q. @olt elm iniolpenter
SanbidubbGnoler BON bier entpuppte
iid ais peiteres Spfer Der Nem.gor.
ter ganOe ppA 6aro-S hminolern. gr
erfldrte Dor einer @lGubiger : Ser.
iammlung. er babe $1,000 ieiner
$4,000 betraeenoen 8erbinolidfei.
ten bei'm &oulette: uno 6aro-S piel
IN Nep.Oorf -%perleren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

ieien NIT SeItreid bariiber einie, Set
Stotlls quo i'm 9alfan nno Den Srie.
Den 81 erbalten.
Eapit unb Gan3Ier.
Ger geIlld bes Hei6Sfan5Icrs bcim
Fapit mar, lpie lpeiter mitgetbcilt
miro, ourd) Sen perionlitcn @unif
Gr. b. Setbmanu's neronloBt, Dem.
Sberbaitpt Der fatboliiben&irbe per.
ionlif) feline Serebrung 81 be5eigen.
airhlihe Gerb0Itniiie bobei1 aus.
lhlieBlid) Den @egenitano Der bolb-
Itilnoigen llnterboltung oes Yopites
uno be5 Heihsfun3Iers, ionic mad.
her Der @eiprGd)e nit ben bo6iten
@iiroclitrGgern ocs 8otifanS gebil-
oct. gbmofungen ir9enomelber s(rt
linb nift ~getroffen morocn.
Gormur gege Frofcior
b. Z 6uoi.
Gie GornlitGoter .3eifdrift fir
9cutide aunit unb Geforation" er.
bebt eitlen ldiperen 8ortpurf gegen
Den Wiindlencr GENERALIZATION Der
Wtuiee'n, Yrof. Sans bon Sidloi.
9as 9lutt bebouptet, Si6uoi babe
bei'm Srbnen Der Yinofotbeten oos
bcriibmte Hubcns'id)e @emGlbe .Mic-
leoger lllo sltolunte," oaS aus Dem
Sabre 1913 berriibrt, I'm nidt peni-
ger ais bier Gllaoratmeter fleiner &c.
nloht uno our6 bieie DHeltourirung"
Die 9eocutung bea 8euGlOes GER
itort.
9 h III Gbbriei Of reibcr per
baftet.
Bon grpm6erg miro alld BON elmer
GcrbaitlIng gemeloet, Die b%eionOerS
in geamtenfreiien betrGhtlides gtf-
lcbcn erregt bat. Seit ldngerer 3eit
id)on mllrocn oortige 9eomte nit
Grandchildren belditigt, Ocren Sit
bait 5umeiit oermaBen u~nflGtbig iuor,
BOP er iid) Der @iebergobe ent5iebt.
Nodoem onfGn9lid) aae Noffor-
ldul1gen no6 Dem anonpmcn
Shmlltlperfer pergebliG wnren, lit
leBt Elm WoeiiGrats : 9eomter feitge.
nonlmen moroen, in oenl Die 9ebor.
ben ben Wonn %gefunoen 81 baben
%glal,bell, Der iif Gouegcn unb @or-
9eieste sur 3ieliheibe fir feline
S6mGbuugen genommen bate.
6ront gegen p~oIni dc Igi-
tation.
Gle StaatSanipaltld)nft in 9rom-
Gerg, Fropin5 Eoieu, bot neueroingS
&eranlaiiung genomnlell. gegen Die
polniid)r Igitation idorf Sront SIT
MADDEN.
Sm fommcnocn CONNER begeben
bie Eolen Den 500. Sabrestag Scr
Sdlod)t bon Sannen6erg, no am 10.
Silli 1410 Die Geutiten Sitter nit
ibrem1 $4,000 Monii ~Itarten Seer I'M
ter Dem Sofmeiiter lllri6 bon Sun.
gingen ourcb oas ooppelt 10 itorte
polniif . litbauiide Seer 9clflagell
murberl. 9lus Dieiem Nnla6 iino mn,
polniihe Weoaillen geprdgt woroen.
Ser Staotsomlualt bat oieie Weoail-
len coniis5irt.,
Grmeiternng bes Som6ur=
ger SreihafenS.
Ser SomburgerSe not bat cine Be-
miligung bon nid)t ncniger oils As
MiQionen Warf fir Die idon lGnglt
geplante Grlueiterung bes Sambur.
ger Sreibofen@ bcantragt, nm oie
notbnenoigcn 9allarbeiten oltf DEM
BON Der preuBiiben 3esierung obge-
tretenen @elanbe in angriii nebmen
5l tonten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
guhnsulase fir MnitrcidJer.

ct. 2puiS, Mo, %. MGr5. =
Ter Dor ad)t Sa9en bcgomene Strife
BON 1900 Mn~itreid)ern mrroe burc)
Die InitreidermeiIte lpelfe bis gum
Soruar 1911 cine 2obn5lloge bon
21a Gents pro Stunbe bepiaigten,
bcieclegt. Sir Die beioen f~oleenben
Sabre pilrbe cine 3rluge bon 5 Cts.
pro StunOc 5u9eiidert. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Sndlt bcm uScnpr Der 3nfmnft."


@oiton MoiI, %. @tGr5. - Gu
rico Goruio lit oilf Ser Slld)e ..ad)
Dem .Senor Der 3ufunit." Gr lit
Scr llebcr5ell9mng, baB es ilmgcSeilte
9iebt, Die rnlr Die notbige Iusbil'
Dung broildlen, I'M groBere Ginger
5i mcrocn, als er ielbIt ciller lit.
@enn Der SGn9er %geiuncen lit, Der
nibt iibcr 20 Sabre alt lein bari,
iiber perbeiBunaspolle Wittcl
pcriiigen uno bon g~lilbenber gegeilte'
rung fir Die Mtuiif %criiillt iein muB,
mill Goruio bos 8clb b%eraeben, nm
aus linn eiilcn Ieror ST. mafet, mie
i'm Die @elt nod nidt geieben bat.
Aaes, mas Ieil Ser5 begebrt, lou Der
SGnger Der 3ufunft baben. Nur
mllb err ii6 ucrpiGtd)ten, 5ebn Sabre
binourt leoig 81 bleiben unb wdb-
reno bieier 3eit ni6t Gffentlid 81
iingeh. Cine Gominiiiion eriter Wtei-
tier Io1 Die 9llspabl t%refien uno Die
Ausbilounp beS jungen Mannes
~leitclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

Var elm ,grsmp Eninine."
bds ut 2aIatipe Yroms Erinine. Geben Gle
mad oer 1tnferf6rift hon g. u. Grppe. Sn
bers ean5en 9Selt ecbraudt. I'M cine Grfdliuua
IN eiIlem Sage 81 ~furiren. Csc. (giop13, Sd,6T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Gunner beiier.
Sclbit Gelmlonico'S Hcitourotion our
Grbobuna ibrcr Erciic ge5lpult'
Qcll. 9eihliiiie Ger nSotcl
Wten'S NliocciQtioll."


qcll. 9eihliiiie Ger nSotcl
Men'S Niiocciotion."
Nem.0 %. MfGr5. - Gle bo-
ben Yrciie Der 2%ebensmIttel, Die BON
ser Grmcrcn gep0lfcrrng lhon longe
ibmerSliA gcipiirt wltroen, iperoerl
nllnmebr aud, ssie obercn AGO" IN
Witleiheltid)nft 3ieben.. 3%elmonico'@,
oaS conlerpdtitSitr allcr pcrnebmei
GeItallronts, erbobte g%eltern iammtli'
che Tleii9preiie arf Der Spelleforte
INN 10 Gents, ltnO Die onoeren gro
bcll HeItoiuronts al Der 5. Ipenntc,
Die ii9 INNER nud Dem MlIter Gel
monico's geridtet bobell, ibrltten 10
tort 81 Gbnlihsn Grbobrngcn.
glud ser 9rooopop biirite iid) 5n
Erciserbobun9en ge5lplngen leherl.
Tie nSotcl Men'S Iliociotion" lit emit
ihloIien, oemnddlt energilde Sdrits
tc 81 ilnternebmen, fols Die anbalten.
De Steigeriln9 II, Den Ercilcn Der Ses
bensnlittel nift ouibort. @efliigels
preiie lillo ieit 9egimn Der llnterlil-
dung beS 0ciliigcltruits ntO Der
a~iiblbGuier etluns gcia!len, ober
ncueroings bnben ioeor Die Gonoi-
tors erflGrt, BOB in Inbetrodt Der
b0bcren Trciic bon Sfmcineiett
.Gruaers" in 3ltflnft 20 Gents ltatt
~ Gents pro Gubenb foiten milroen.
Hino-, 2omnl. unb &ommelfleild) lit
binllen elmer @ohe bon cinem bis
~ Gents baS Tfultb 9elticgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

NeopeL 25. MGrs. - Ger off.
itirenbe 3ireftor oes agI. Sbierpato.
RUINS aiif benz @eiup. 6ranf u. Ger.
rot aus 9rooflpn, lit Don bier nod
Dem aetna abgereiit.
Tie 2ana-ergiiiie ocs aetna Der.
bnIten iih 5u bench bes 8eiups lpie
gepaltige Strome si unbebeiitenoen
5IiiIien uno baben idyon Ofters mdd.
tiee Verbeerungen nngerihtet, beren
Cpfer wieoerbolt oaS nabe Gatania
nno, iuie i'm Sabre 1851, bic @egeno
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
1ll|s. DEIS n0(
N GOOD SHAPE

Editor The Press: n I can be
allowed space In the Public Square
column, would like to say . few
words in behalf of the subject Of
attack in Sunday Review on Mrs.
Dey's orphans home.
l live in the vicinity of the home
and go there on errands OF charity.
l can say that | have always found
the home and children in as good
condition as possible. To all APP
pearances, everything was neat and
sanitary, and the children were
clean and well clothed, and judg-
ing by their healthy appearance,
must have had sufficient daily food.
The people who have accom-
panied me to the home have always
made the remark that the children
there we're we'll kept.
! believe the attack BY the IN
vestigating committee is unwar-
ranted, and as sisters and brethren
in the church of Christ, they have
not That charity aht thinketh no
evil, that rejoiceth not In iniquity,
but rejoiceth in the truth"
MRS. M. BLAKELY,
E544 Princeton Ave.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

stanaang With her hands behina
her. you can Be beautiful. 4 you
can make NJ wise"
Placing Z hand on NannetteTs
shoulder the handsome boy kissed
her on the forehead.
I'VE shall be playmates FOR
EVER" he said.
And the child who had been
stupid, but who now understood
many things, learned in few min
utes, replied, joyfully:
'Adonis, you are wonderful. We
SHALL be playmates. Come home
with me. l shall tell my father;
and he shall learn about things
about which he has never, never
even heard"
And they started hand In hand
toward the great mansion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
ARE YOU WELL INFORMED.


Right up to the minute on all
these ordinary things, aren't you.
Oh, of course:
What, briefly, is the difference
between Bessemer steel and open
hearth steel?
What part of a ship is the quar-
terdeck?
What set back the divorce in
dustry at Sioux Falls? In what
state is Sioux Falls?
On. B.-We were going to men,
ton what state Sioux Falls is in.
but for a moment it has slipped
u.s.
Wish that talking dog of Ger
many could be brought over here to
tell us why the neighbors' dogs
scratch up our front lawns.
1t may be that you have aged
some, enough to remember when
Washington Hesing's whiskers
were more famous than ]. Ham
Lewis.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

nto4l utIlionsire that Is,
= - VINO owned many big
which made steel rails.
9nx& and wheels lived in
- ozhd had much money.
n1nkee q modern man
~. He had but one child, a
a years, who was pretty
4ux4 and sweet enough, but who
~ Very, very STUPID.
let Pittsburg parents called her
netAe because they had Travelled
france. Once she heard her
her and mother say how stupid
De 0as, so It made her sad and
444 wandered about alone continu-
ny. 6ften refusing to even allow
~ nurse TO go with her, which
they thought another proof of her
stnpidfty.
One morning she was walking IN
The beautiful woods near home,
when she heard her name-"Nan.
nette. Nannette"-again and AGAIN..
The little girl stopped under
great. oak tree to listen.
Il am Nannette-the stupid" she
mourhfully replied
And am Split Tongue, the
Talking Crow" said a hoarse voice.
Nannette looked about her in
wonder. She sould see neither
crow, nor man, nor woman, nor
child--nor anything that resembled
a fairy
Nannette believed firmly in
fairies. which made her hard-head-
ed father sure that his child was
stupid. But We know people who
believe In fairies are brightest
OF ALI
Suddenly a very black crow flew
toward her. with a rustic and
peFched on her left. shoulder.
Ny dear. You are not stupid. :"
said the talking crow.
why you can talk" replied
aatOnlshed Nannette.
Yes, said the crow. .
And You are q CROW" ex.
claimed Nannette.
Which proves that you are not
80 stupid as some people think y
argued the crow, ''or you would not
be surprised"
Nannette's eyes began to shine
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
900 . a . Q . . = . Q -
FlAMiNGO ON LONG
ISLAND.

, NEW YORK, Dec. ia Z
, flamingo was found entangled =
, in wire fence by Francis Z
, Morris of Centreport, L. Land Z
D taken homtD to thaw out. Z
, Its habitat is Florida, and 1t =
: is the first bird of it's kind Z
. found wild in this latitude. Z
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PARASITIC preface of the
Life of King Edward" has been
objected to because Count d'Haus-
sonville refused to omit Edwards
life tn Paris while he was Prince
of Wales.
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with intelligence. Already she was
a new Nannette.
The crow hoped to the ground.
and Nannette saw red-headed
hunchbacked boy appear in the
crows place. - -vr'<
:Why-why." cried .Nannette.. j.
"HOw / shall love to play with
you," Nannette said. "Bnt.' and
she looked sorry, Il should like you
SO much better-if--"
Nannette grew very mysterious,
for she had a woman's soul.
And the dwarf hunchback fairy
Immediately turned into the most
beautiful. STRAIGHTFORWARD boy of
fifteen that little Nannette had
ever seen.
''Of course" cried the girl child,
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Please patronize John E. Lyon,
low price plumber, 75c per hour.
Phone Main .5997. SIS. Third ave-
nue.. $50
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Our Second Floor Juvenile
Department Is Holding
Several Special Sales This

4.35 for boys regular $685. winter blue serge suits
Sizes to II. Tssve ,.,,
SIS SO for boys regular As winter blue serge suits
Sizes to II.
HALF PRICE for fully $50 boys brown and gray
wool suits in all sizes Many have two pairs of knicker
pants to match
25PER CENT DISCOUNT on fine assortment of
boys and youths winter overcoas, priced regularly
from 500 to $500.
$1.1O for choice of mighty fine line of boys new
winter $3.50 knicker pants.
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Great Unexpected Closing Out Sale
Of the
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx Brand Of New
Winter Clothing
Continues at a Furious Rate.
Better Hurry In.

$1,000 for regular $500 suits overcoas and rancoats
$500 for regular $500 SUITS overcoas and rancoats
$17 90 for regular $1,000 SUITS and rancoats
$1,000 for regular $225O SUITS and rain coats
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$500 for regular so SUITS and raincoats
for regular $4,000 suits overcoats and rancoats
With every garment goes ironclad guarantee OF
satisfactory for year
Half price for entire new and beautiful stock Of
house coats bath and Longing robes Strictly cash
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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THE CHEVY CHASE, CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,
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TIE ~. vERSoS. 81, Oh and y. y. y ~ = a. -
THE COLONIAL, Both and SITS
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, MOORE & HILL, INC. 1888 C.
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