davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02

was neat little building with cement floor and 6 wooden tank for the cans. A short drive, made longer by the icy wind that swept over the hills, brought us in sight of an old gentle man busily reducing to stove lengths a Roodly pile of wood. with energy and speed which many a man of half his age might envy. Although the day was a severe one, MT. Henry Stevens. despite his 30 years scorned to wear a coat while Inspector Madigan and the writer were muffled up pretty we'll, and still none too warm.
 MT. Stevens, has a herd of IA cows, grade Holstelns, housed In the klnd of barn so often found in the New England States, built against 0 bank !, one wall stone and the other three of wood.
 MT. Stevens raises his own corn and oats, his last crop of oats having bee n 450 bushels, an average of 65 bushels to the acre. In the storage loft we saw great bins of corn. full cared and of excellent quality, and others of plump full oats. These arc ground together, Gluten feed is used in this herd, with hay and cornstalks.
 A dairy of 20 fine grade HolsteinS make milk for Mr. Hitchcock, one of the most progressive patrons of the Canaan station. A pure bred Holstein bull of the Colantha strain heads the herd. Two of his youngest calves ont of distinctly marked black and white COWS are entirely red and white. IL would seem that the bull must have near ancestors of the red and white Holstein strain. as he would be the stronger influence in the coupling with grade COWS. The calves are rugged youngsters of good size, beautifully marked and as like as two peas. This likeness strengthens the claim of the sire to the prepoteucy which gave the coloring.
 MT. Hitchcock raises s or 10 calves from his best COWS, and to find them he weighs his milk once a week on the average.
 On one side of the barn stand the dry COWS and young stock. and on the other the milking COWS. The rows stand tail to tail with a wide walk between running the length of the barn and wide alley in front of the cows.
 Awake to the necessity of economy in feeding, the proprietor raises a great tea, of his own grain aud grlnds it with
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
Agincourt.

Agincourt. from which Henry Y. made his triumphal entry into London, is our English way of spelling AZin court, just as Blenheim is a similar corruption of Blindheim. In about two and half hours Henry's little army slew 10000 Frenchmen, nearly twice as many as England lost outright iu battle during the Boer war, lasting over two and half years, and yet we talk complacently of our modern arms of precisionw A monument at Agin- court marks the cemetery of the slain Few battlefields have changed their ap' pearaace so little. The field may be reached within railway hour from Boulogne, but few tourists go to the scene of EnGland's most wonderful feat of arms.-London Chronicle.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
w. A. MILES IN PORTO RICO
Interesting Letter from Twin Lakes
 Man Abroad.

From personal letter written to Bul. lock & Felten by W. A. Miles. of Twin Lakes, now sojourning at Mayaguez. Porto Rico, The News is permitted to print few extracts which will be of interest to MT. Miles's friends among the readers of this paper:
 We are getting acquainted with the country and its people, in various ways that are interesting, instructive and at times rather aggravating. We have not had mouthful of fresh meat, other than chicken and turkey, since we have been here. At San Juan American meat and poultry can be had as cheap as at Canaan, notwithstanding the extra ex- pense to dealers in San Juan. Chickens here are 15c. to 45c. each, alive turkeys bOc. to $1.50; eggs 24c. per dozen sweet potatoes. fresh, 1o. per pound in lots of one pound or more would be very much less by barrel. Bananas are three to four for 1e. many different varieties of oranges about the same price. all the wild, sweet oranges that are very good. We f1et fish fresh out of the water, 100. to 200. for one meal, price depending on the kind. The Spanish maoksrel are about the best we have tried, Crabs are very good here 5c. to 80. for one meal buys enough. Lobsters 10c. to 25c shrimp, 15o. for hatful.
 "The average Porto Rican is a very slick article. They all have several prices for anything they have to sell, and expect to spend much time in drop. ping cent at time until they reach
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
Earnings of Writers.

There are at least fifty writers in England who are making f1.00o veal each by their books. Tn this number it is possible that there are a dozer who make incomes of f2.000 to f5,OO( a year. Marion Crawford Is said tc have received f2,0O0 down for each oi his novels, and he often turned out three year. Sir Walter Scott made 100000 during his writing career. Al phonse Daudet received f40,O00 for 6 single novel. Lew Wallace got in roy alties on "Ben-Hur" and "The Prince of India" almost EsO,OOO. For any of his stories Rudyard Kipling is reputed tc charge 2 shillings a word. Les Mis cradles" brought Victor Hugo close or f16,OOO.-T. P.'s London Magazine.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

MT. l.. J. Morse is on the sick list. His substitute Harry Dean Is delivering the mail.
 Miss Nellie bean is visiring her sister Mrs. Bessie Orossman in Worthwhile.
 MT. H. P. Morse has purchased new horse.
 Mrs. Irving Shultis is spending few days in Salisbury.
 George Wilkinson has returned to the employ of MT. Levi Ganser.
 A prayer meeting to be held in the Grange hall this, Thursday evening.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
Just Dissolved.

"So you broke your engagement with Miss SpensiveY
 ''No, didn't break it."
 "Oh, she broke it."
 ''No, she didn't break it."
 "But it Is broken?"
 ''Yes, she told me what her clothing cost, and told her what my income was; then our engagement sagged in the middle and gently dissolved."- Houston Post.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
Wanted Him to Specify.

"Win you always be trueT' asked the brokers suspicious daughter when young Sportleigh had thrown himself at her feet and begged for her hand.
 "As true as steelw he cried.
 "Common or preferred?' she in, quired, still uspicious.-Judge.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
CANAAN'S DAIRY FARMS
 VIEWED BY AN EXPERT
CARLETON.

LContInued from page II
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-04-20

state. Some of them succeed
men who were 80 we'll known
throughout the country that
they simply couldn't get back.
says an exchange.
Under the provision Of the
new herd law, sections 10, II
and IL, chapter 244, of the old
herd law were repealed. Tie
new herd law applies to the en-
tire state and does away with
the old.time special privilege
of free range enjoyed hereto
fore. 1t compels stock owners
to take care of their cattle and
stock and does away with legal
lied trespass.
The average value per acre of
farm land aud buildings in
1910, is stated as $29.95, as
against $1279 in 1900, q rise of
$16.16, or 1876 per cent. The
average value of farm land
alone in 1910, was reported as
$25 II, while in 1900 it was
$1l.15, the amount of gain be.
ing $l456, or 1911 per cent.
Rev. D. F. Thompson CON
Quoted services at the Episco-
pal church in Wahpeton, last
Sunday, before large and ap.
preciative congregation. The
selections by the choir were
most appropriate of the glad
Easter morning, and the edifice
was beautifully decorated with
Easter flowers.
Travelling men that come te
Wahpeton, remarkthat we have
a very pretty city, and by the
number of travelling men thai
come here regularly, we know
that we have a business city
But this is not the only indica
ton. Everything is on thu
i move. New enfernriaea ar
starting among US and new lif.
is quickening in the old Undue
tries. Many things attest tn,
prosperity of Wahpeton. Will
her trade, her. churches, he
schools and cultured popula
ton, we have a first-class city
in which we live.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-04-20

Among the many able corps
of teachers of our schools,
none have advanced it more
rapidly, or are entitled to more
credit, than the present ,ncum
bents. Each one is by nature
an educator, a n d instructor.
They are putting their whole
life and heart into the school
work. Since they have gone to
pilot. the schools of Wahpeton,
have sailed in smooth seas and
have gradually advanced from
good to better, until today they
stand the pride Of the city, aud
a credit to the state. They
have a happy faculty Of con.
veying knowledge to others,
possessed by but few. A more
practical corps of teachers
would be hard to find, and those
who will have the honor of re-
ceiving a diploma from their
hands, can be assured they
merited it, and have received
an education that is solid and
substantial, and that will polish
and brighten their entire lives.
The census bureau at Wash
ington has issued statement,
showing that farms in North
Dakota have increased ga per
cent in number, and advanced
314 per cent in value in the past
ten years.
Judge w. S. Kenyon, demo,
crat, was elected U. S. senator,
to succeed the late J p. Dolli-
yer, by the Iowa legislature.
| Sargent county's handsome
new court house will be dedl
Gated in June. It is said to be
one Of the prettiest county
capital buildings in the state.
! Carl Magnuseon returned
last Saturday, from astrip thru
central Oregon. Carl does not
like that part Of Oregon.
HI. G. Rasmussen and O. G.
Farnsworth appraised and kill.
ed some glandered horses fol
1 Ed Vessel, last week.
Frank Metzel autoei over
from Great Bend, Saturday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-04-20

The Commercial Club has
appointed committee of three
to co operate with the G "A. r.
in the observance of Memorial
Day. The committee consists
of b. F. Lounsbury, A. ]. Hart
ley and s. S. Cameron. Mr..
Lounsbury is chairman of the
committee.
A Richland county farmer,
from a neighboring town, while
in Wahpetou. few days ago,
stated that he had learned to
diversity and to keep live stock.
BY the aid of fertility secured
from the live stock, he had sc
cured in the past twenty years,
an average of 1876 bushels of
wheat per acre.
A Minnesota editor advertis-
ed for girl last week and his
wife brought the editor of that
paper twins. Of course, it pays
to advertise.
An Eastern Bishop remarked
that most people regard reli-
gion as something to get out
of the world, while he claims
it is something to teach us to
live right. The venerable BisE-
OPP is pilfering, and ought to
have remembered the lines of
the old hymn:
ain teaching me the way to live,
He taught me how to die"
John Silvernail returned last
week from the Pacific Coast
country, where he looked over
the country. and visited with
relatives at Seattle. John has
been working on the Casselton
branch of the Great Northern,
eince last fall. This week he
took a position as breakesman
on the Observation-Disclosures
division of the Great Northern.
There are twenty new men
in the United States senate at |
the extra session. mostly UNI
known outside of their own
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-04-20

Hans Christensen sold a five
room cottage on South Second
street. to Ole Evensen, who
will take possession at once.
A Wahpeton gentleman re-
marked, II am reformed, 1
take only one drink at time. :"
George Conner, prominent
citizen of Minor, came up to
Wahpeton, Saturday, on bus-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-04-20

mess and pleasure trip, re-
turning Monday.
DR.. A. S. Mikelson and Miss
Genheld Hagen of Abercrombie,
were united in marriage at
Fargo, April Is.
The assessed valuation of
North Dakota is estimated at
over three hundred millions
dollars.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

gu erIoneen. Gin StvdGbOls emit
5iinoete ftd uno Itedte Die aleioer
oes 4inDes in grunO. Oos untsr
furhtbaren Shmer5en i'm Burger
ipitol, nobin man es Oerbrahte. am
abeno oerItnrb.
30 s.-am 10. september bIidte
Serr BauI 4laben, @N0rtner Oes
ItGotii6en W1uieums pie Der StaOt.
bibliotbef. orf cine 25-i0brise DENT.
seit als 8eomter Der StaOt Deet 3u-
rid, 6enn am 10. September 1886
lift er in It6otiihe Dieulte getreten.
Soorgemino. ~ Der Ger
barb SdnaI aus S6iffneiIer, Der
Iid auf Der RiIbe in 8ilbItod an et-
mem Ringfompfpettitreit betbeiligte,
puroe 10 f6per nerIest, 0oB er en-
Sen 5oIgen Oieier gerletungeu GO
Itorben lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
GefterreiA.ltnearn.

@ien.-Die 6irmo Sepsidbaus.
Wh6beGbous Q. Sdein Bot in aner-
fennung Iansidbriser, pfIiAttreuer
Dienitleiihtng Serrn Geo Seller,
neIder % Dienitiabre oIs Setter Der
Notwithstanding b~oGenoete, &C.
feiert. Ser Gbef Der Sirmn, Serr
elm foitbnres Mnbenfen.
@ger.-&iir3Ii6 neriibte Der 20
Sabre olte tednii6e 3eidner Soief
Stopfer BON bier SeIbItmorO, in6em
er BON einem boitsboben BabuDio,
butte berrnteriprang.
&arooun.-Sn aoroaun(Siio
tiroD lit Or. Dtor Bispalter, lang
Gbriger Ar5t unS Mpotbefer IN Stn-
gapore, i'm Sitter bon So S0bren e.
mem Ser3ihlag erlegen.
h.-Der 32iGbriee Ro-
far Or. 8neia aus 9emba6 bat iih
I'M @rnno Sotel am See IN Gen a.S.
erbGngt. @roiirfte bic Chat in gel
tiger Storung begoneen bobeH.
B.-Der WtrtBl6aftS-
BETTER 2egler in @e6enis (Bobmen)
beriibte Selbitmor6 aus Berameif-
lung ooriiber, DAB er aus l1nOoFfi6-
tigfeit ieinen 6reunO, ben OUTSIDE
fiber Sobiih, eri6oB.
g.-gs ftorb in 5al5-
burg Der SubeIprieiter Der 9i08eie
ct. @anen S. 9. RGf i'm IS. Sc
bensiobre. Der @ntidlafene mar
elm beroorraaenoer Sprodgelebrter.
SepIis.-Sn Der Naht ipuroe
bic EreBbefe-, Rornipiritus-, 2if0r-
uno Waaosfobrif Bromih in 8ep-
lib ourA einen berbeereuoen Brand
boa1tGnoig einge1ihert.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
sdpeia.

8ern. Ser 8erner Geeie-
r~unqsratb bat Serrn 0r. S6neiOer
proOiiorii4 fir elm Subr, 3. +. big
3um 80. September 1912, ols 0iret-
tor oes 9berieminars in Bern uno
ais 2ebrer Der BdoagOgif rpteoer-
gep6blt.
@enf. Wan meloet Oen SOB
bes Serrn 3ebrit, gbrenOireftors Oes
.cSournal Sc @eneoe". Der 8eritor-
bene erreifte elm Qlter BON 70
SSobren.
Murten. - Der friibere 8obn-
~bofsporItanS BON 5aoue, 8olonep,
Ser Dor einem Sobr 5uriidgetreten
NOR, ertrarf i'm See bel Der &ettung
zines Rin0es.
ct @allen. II SIN Garn bel
M0ri6mil 1T nod Dem gStaOt.
onaeieer" oos Saus uno bic Sattle-
rel bon Sattlereimeiiter Sanimann
abgebronnt.
@itten. - Nah porousgegonge-
nem 8ortmefiel toOtete in @unois
Elm qetpiiIer Quenno5 ieinen @eener
QeIiimas nit elmer Senie. Der M6r-
Der lit fliibttg.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Die fle;nlte Wsiinss Der @eIt.

9ieienige Miinae DER @elt Die ben
eeringften Soiifpertb bot, lit ouf Dem
molobiIden 9lrdipel in llmlouf.
9os merfnirOige @eIoltiid beitebt IN
elmer fleinen &ugel Die ans Den Aus-
Idei0rngen zines bar5reihen 9au-
mes bergeiteat lit. 0as 9ar5fiigel,
den bat etpo ben @ertb bon einenl
TauIenoftel zines Bfennigs. DAB
cine Iol1e W2iinae iiberbaupt perpen-
set niro, oaB man fir Iie etpas 8u
faufen befommt. pirft elm beaes
2idt auf Die parooieiiihen 3uftan0e.
Die I'M malaoiideu glr6ipel berri6en.
Die fleinite Waiin8e Der @elt er8abIt
bon elmer 9iaigfeit uno @obIfeilbeit
Des 9onOes. in Dem lie gilt. Die e6enio
sinsieartie lit ME lie Ielbit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
psm .. !. u. .. aswism.t.

SapiHsHeIei6, oo6 ni8t psrhesreuo,
50 wohie CT, DER oeutiHe SuHo,
CT fol- auf ieiner SabH 5ertoreH,
Ma IaHef fboH morfd uno unseiuno,
Dem SturnwinO eIei6 i'm frif4eH Srauien,
Der ibpraa ole Suft mabt rein,
2luffo6t oos Ghor, mo Deuti3e hauieH
uno ruff: mir miiGen eiuie fetnl
Gin Sturmwino, Der nit forFen S4wiHsen
50 man4en faIi6eu Slang entRilt,
Der melt uno fret Dor allen Dineen
umpebt Der SreibeitseSttiu Stlo.
6ewittereIeid, mo wohlerUoeen
Die Reoe fdut wie SIib uHo S4Ias,
Damit DER f46nfe Sieeesboeen
Balo Front DER Deutiben 5eiertog.
2ltlaHtic City. mario Reible.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
sbarimaen.

4Ideburg.- gu ben idaum-
burg-lippeifen 2nnotogsma6len lit
nod beridtigeno mit8utbeilen Die
Go3iaIoenpotrotie Bat niAt 3Dei8obl.
freile erobert. Sic bot bis iett eillen
(Stobtbagen) gemonnen un0 einen
~berloren. 0berbiirgermeiiter Or.
RiiIa purOe nit GROCER Mebrbeit pte-
0~ereep6bIt.
@eIfo - Sier I~tiir3te Der Stem
tier NObes beim Obitpfliden 10 un-
gIiifIi6 BON 8altme, ooB er nod
fur0er Bet Deritarb.
Rotben. e GaS bieiige 8iirger-
Iihe 8roubaus (Snb. Otto 9ed)
tomnlt sur 3DongsDeriteigerung.
Meblis. Oa0urh, ooB Oas
Mutomo6il oes 8auunterneb 8reaer
aus 5dleuiingen 9egen einel Baum
ronnte un0 5ertrimmert nuroe, fam
bic 19iabrige Godter 0es 8farrers
Bittmnnn aus &oburg ums 9eben;
Der Sobn oes 8auunternebmers lit
fhwer berlest.
Sonoersbouen EN-. SIN
6irItIiGen Hort, unpeit Stof6oulen
bat fth Ser 15idbrige Sobn oes Berg
marns Niiaer 5u Stodbauien En-
i&Oiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

9eutide SOfulsg fadridten.
aSnisrcid Sadien.

NDHtgrctW SHulIeH.
Dresden. @orl Shr0Oer,
2ogeriIt bel ser 6irmo GorI anbou-
fer, fonigI. Soil, 90nig- JObannltr
beging iein 25idbriges Dienitiubi-
IGum. Ser Subilar lit @eteron oes
Rrieges bon tS7O-71.
Bauben. Serr Rauimonr
Nietldler begging bel gutter @eiuno.
belt i'm MIter BON Sc Sobren lein
6Oi1briges 8iirgeriubildum.
q EN- n 8. 4iirolih ~feierte
Der Roufmam 0tto SuIius Nertel
ons 5Oi1brige 9irgeriubildum
Soini9en. - Der dlteite giir.
ger Der 5toot, Der 5dubmohermei.
tier @erner, lit i'm Alter bon 81 Sab
rem seitorben.
&lingentba t. Bon $50 Be-
merbern murOe Der ~SSngenieur Nau.
mann, Setter oes it1otiIhen @leftri.
~SitGtsperfs in Selsnis /. g., gum 8e.
triebsleiter oes bieiigen @leftri5itats.
Dertes geDablt.
MDlou. II Dem SberIebrer i.H.
8o0Itibner IN Mplou unO benz Ober-
Iebrer un0 @ontor /. q. @eorgi in
S90nbeioe lit 0aS 8er0ienltfreu3
berlieben morOen.
0ebf6fau. Bebermeiiter
Sermann Drommer begging iein so.
iG6riges BurgeriubiIGum.
8IdemiR &iN0enou. -
auf Dem bieiigen 8obnboie murOe
Der Nufhreiber 2iebIing 6eim gu.
iommenitelen zines @iiter5uees Don
elmer 8ogengrrppe t0Otli9 iibcr.
fnbren.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21

men, feiH AGiieutSer @epinn lit. @ir
mullen NIT Oeneu. ole mad inns. Eiat
nur Ooiiebbe, ion0ern mebr un0 @ro,
Beres letteH uno ihaifen, ioleu nidt
nur Die Stunoen idoner WluBe t0es
len, ionoeru lie aud b%inein5Ieben in
urlere arbeits- unO @irfungstreiie
mo- Is nur immer nngebt. Sir ieocN
Sunsen bleibt es Elm unpergebliue.
Gag, fperA er gum eriten Diale III Ell
ner l6weren Aufaabe, rpenn aud nur
5uihauenO, tb%eilnebmen bari.
uno es fam nihts @roBes fem:
aud in t%auienO fleinen 5ormen Itebi
ole arbeit nod in Sous un6 sol, IN
@orten un0 6eI6. Noaen uniere
Sungen un0 M1GoeI Iid meniqitens
ibre Stieiel pusen, ibre 9Ieioer umO
Bidder beiorsen, ibre SduIouigaben
ielber MAIDEN, obne @ouslebrer uno
Bonnie, bic fIsinsn geOirfniiie oes
$~aushoIts beronihofien uip. Dann
bari Oas ireilih niht nur Dienitbo.
tenorbsit iein. llniere Rinber molten
NIT uns orbeiten. Sur oas gibt Or.
beitsfreuSe, idofft arbeitssemein.
i8oit.
9os lit freiIih nod feline 2oiung
oes 8robIem8. @eraoe Die Arbeit,
Die ben fleinen 4opf am itorfiten be.
iHdftigt, Die gum Nodiinnen upo
@ohobmen anrei5t, ipielt Iid beute
binter oeridloIienen T6iren ob.
2ann man ite nidt offnen2 Rann
Der perOenoe Menid nidt in anes
b%ineiubliden, nos uniere Sn0uItrie
fhafft9 8ieaei6t 6odl
Inner neites @eIhleft piro elm ar.
be~itsfreu0iges iein, ODER es wiro
nihts iein. Nur NIT ftorter @rbeits.
freuoe in Der Bru1t fam es lid elm
Daiein ihaffen, in Dem aGes mas frii.
: bere@eidlehter errungen boben, net.
ter entpideIt un0 Der Menih, befreit
bon Oen ererbten Sflooenfetten, nidt
nitr gum Serrn Der Notur, fonoeru
aud ieiner ielbit miro. Nur nit Der
Grbeit i'm 9unoe fam Der Wteni6
ie6e S0be erIteieen, urO orbeitenO
uno idaffenO fam er benz 8~ertbDca.
iter, oas er in iih trogt, ole Grpig.
felt iideru, inoem er es oltf OaS nn6-
tommenoe @eihledt iibertroet.
9ie @r8iebing our Arbeit lit nidts
anOeres, als NIT ,0er Siigenb uto
nidt MIR fir Die SueenO orbelten.
Die arbeit fir Die S5ageno permag
ben 9eiis gu oerar0Bern, oie Irbeit
nit Der Sugenb ihafft leben6tge
Rroft. Loft neues Shoffen aus. Grit
6omit erfiiaen mir oie Aiiigabe. bic
urs Sen ms am n1hIten StebenOe /
urO Ger Menihbeit gegeniiber obliegt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Gnrembmrs.

Differoingen. Sn Der
Go6t brad 6euer aus in ben @eb1u-
Iidfeiten oes Arbeiters Seinr. &enp.
0obnbous unO Stanune muroen
einaeGlGert. Der ShaOen in So6e
bon 10000 ST.. lit berii6ert.
DMoeIingen.- Rir5li6 MUIR
be Der 16 Sabre dIte anfuppler So
ham grn5en i'm Stnblperfe bon
etnem entgleiiten 6OrOermagen eegen
einen 9tiiBpfeiIer geOridt, nobel
linn oas linfe 9ein ganSli6 5ermalmt
tpur6e. Cine 4mputation niro er-
fcIgen miiiien.
MumeIingen.- 8ei Der Hid-
febr BON einem Spo3iergange fam Der
80 Sabre alte p~enlionierte 9abnmGr-
ter Safob 9epart BON rehten Bese
ob nno I~tiir8te in cine Mtinettgrube
su ,Rir6berg~ al. gr erlitt cine @e-
biernerlniitterung; iein 3uitano lit
bS9ft be0eHfliG.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
@lrttsmbrrn.

Stuttgart. - Oas rennoDier.
te rSOtel Gopal" am 8abn6ofe, zines
Der erfteu am SloBe, begging iein 90
iabriges Snbilauu.
4mt5eIl.- 9ier lit nod lanae.
rem 2eiOen Der 8farrer un0 Su6el.
prieiter 4nOreos R0i6 I'M alter BON
81 Sabren geitOrben.
Elo1tngen.- 8eim Bfliiden
bon Dbit fiel Der etpa so Sabre olte
6ottler 6 ringer 10 ungliidli1 BON
einem 9aume, OaB er mebrere &ip-
pen brod unO ii6 cine 8erlesung ser
0unge 5uoog.
NobenSbMrg.- Sn Der Raht
Gpur6e in Der Mobnung Der 8ittrpe
8oren gum ~goloenen 40Ier~ bier Elm
G&rcsbpAIt erbxOGen unO iiber 100
WaoEt 8nreeIo geitobIen.
S1miobaue en-. - Sn 8ItR.
Gen biefigen @emeinOebe3irfs 1T Der
berbeirotbete gauer Sotob GoA bein.
5hitteIn bon Btrnen bonn N0nnte
nbgeitiir5t uno bon einem oufredt
ftebenOeR DeinberspfobI oufselpieBt
mor0en.
II Inn Sn S1IoB Reubronn Bel
gteu.lllm feierte Genernlmdior .. o.
EbeoOor b.. BreDer nit ieincr @emnb.
lin 11ris, eeb. adbI, bic sOIaene
6oHaeit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-21
Der eastoH oss itaIisnii@sn gDIfss.

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Gin itoIienifder BiiderireunO bal
lih Der Wi6e unter5o9en, Die 5tati-
fit 3ablretber italienii1er Solfsbl.
bereien nit elmer @eiammtleier3abI
bon 10000 81 priifen unO auf oieie
8eiie ieit5ulteuen, meId)e Autoren
bonn italientiden &olt am meiiten ge-
leien meroen. @egen 70 9ro5. ser
Oerlangten Bidder geboren Der @r.
5Gblungsliteratitr an. uao 6ierbei lte-
ben ole @erfe Der Sdriftlteaer SSules
8erne, 3oIa uno De 4micis ais Die
am meiiten ~begebrten al Der Spite.
Damn fommen Honetta, garriai, Gu
mas Batter, 8ictor &ugo. QolItoi,
8ourget, DInnun5io, Sienfienic5
Soloatore 6orina, Obnet, @olter.
Scott, @ioUonni 8erga, @erner,
81ltti, De Mardi .Neera, 8aI5oc. Oil
oieri-Son 8iucomo. @orfi Jogas3a-
TO, Speroni, Sue, Waine.Hepo ga
nolotti, @aierra65L @iocoio uuO Al-
pbonie 9oit0et. Mnn iiebt alto, oaS
bic 6euti6e .@r3dblungsliterotlr
0urb ben ein3igen Namen Der in5ta-
lien Iebr beliebten &omanidriftltel-
Ierin gliiobetb Berner oertreten lit.
Sbre unO ser ieIieen MarGitt @erfe
fin6 eigentIi9 = 3urSdanoe OerSta.
liener iei es geiogt - Die ein8igen
gr5emgniIIe Der 10 reiden oeutihen
@r5Gblungsliteratlr, bic in Stalien
befannt iin6. Bon ihrem 10 gldn3en-
Ben Bieoeroufle6en in Den lebten
Sobren bat man in StaIien niAt elm.
nal in ben IiterarTiden Rreiien oe-
i1peige oenn i'm BoIf cine Mbnuns.
Bon oromatiIhen 8erfen, Ole iih in
ftolieniIfen 8olfsbiihereien finoen
muroen sic S6auIpieIe G~aoalottis.
@oItan0s GDrono uno MigIon, Sb-
Iens 9e0oa @obler uno @eipeniter.
D'@nnunsios Qie Eodter oes Soltio
am meiiten geleien. Inter Ben piIien-
I6aftIi6en @erfen mar oas DoGfs-
tbiimlihe guh &eiileiir' Die groBen
@ntoefitngen am meilten begebrt.
9luh Die @erfe Examinations fan.
ben Sntereiie, oagegen tpuroen MIR
febr peniqe geihihtlihe @erfe gele-
len. Horodus Die fonoentioneqen
Riigen Ger RrIturmenihbeit iibten
nod INNER cine gepiiie M~n3iehungs.
troft aus. 6iigt man nod Sergis
@erfoa Der romaniihen 8oIfer, Das
Aupital BON &orl Marr, Openers
@runoiGse ser @efeaibaftsmifIen-
fdoft uno Qioingitones 4frifa bin3u
10 it 6amit Oie An5abl ser @erfe
eriHopft, oie ods 2eiebeoiirfniB 6es
itolieniiden @olfes, iomeit es Iid an
Die offentliden Biidereien penoet,
befrieoieen.