davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-07

widziai? - Ma to s}owa wy
stapii syn w~oziwody i "
kr6tkich s}owach poswiad.
cyl, IL w;dzia} to ma w}asne
,oczy. Skoro tylko wymieni]
miejsce, dokad wrogowie A.
rumugama zawiedli ksiecia,
namiestnik SLIME zadzwoni1
Wchodzacemu adjutantowi
da} zaraz nakaz, ably z rota
]ezdzc6w pospie szyl ma miej,
see, ks.ecia uwolni}, a jego
uwodzicieli dostawi} zywych
czy m%artwycb. Dodano MI
!syna %woziwody jake prev 3D.
nika. Gdy rota, kt6rej ma
miestnik 2 okna polecif jak
najwiekszy posmiech i ogled-
nose, W galople ruszy}a, gu
bernator zwr6cif sic do 0.
Franciszka i rzek1:
- Przewielebny ojcze, pc:
wiedzze mi, jak sic to sta}o.
Imam ksiecia osobi6cie i ME
bylo mi tajno, re ma chez
zostac chrzeScijaninem, ale
ME wiedzia}em re j1z przy-
jail chrzest, ami tez mYsla}em,
re pokona wszystkie trud-
nosci.
Ojciec Franciszek opowie-
dzia} namiestnikowi historye
Arumugama, poczawszY cd
dnia, W kt6rym go ~przywo}a.
no do chorego ksiecia, az
do dnia dzisiajszego. Ma
miestnik s}ucha} jego opo.
wiadania z naprezona uwaga
zadawat mu liczne pytania.
Gdy 0. Franciszek wraz z
towarzyszami zabiera} sic do
odej6cia, namiestnik wezwal
go, ably zaczeka}, p6ki wysis-
ne wojsko z ksieciem ME
%powr6ci.
Pc dw6ch godzinach ocze'
kiwania us}yszano tentent
koni. Wszyscy robiegli do
okna i widzieli Arumugama
siedzacego W objeciach iezdz.
ca siedzacego ma koniu. Sfuz-
ba zasad2iwszy ksiecia z ru
maka, w%prowadzi}a go ma
schody, a kilku towarzyszy,
niegodziwycb kuzyn6w Aru-
mugama; przyprowadzono
skrepowanych powrozami.
Namiestnik oczekiwal przy-
by}ych z zaci6nietemi ustami.
Najprz6d pobieg} ma prey
witanie Arumugama; blade-
go, os}abionego up}ywem
krwi i licznych ran z1ozono
ma kanapie. Namiestnik przy-
wo}a} lekarza i zapyta} 20,
czy ME is%tnieje Ottawa 0 zy-
o;o Ioo;
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Fall Hosiery and Under
wear in an Interesting
Display

One Of the largest and best selected stocks of
Fall hosiery and underwear for all the family
that we have ever shown is now counters
awaiting your critical inspection. Your verdict
is sure to be favorable for have been scrupu-
lously careful to select only such qualities that
offer, and you buy, with the full assur-
that they will prove satisfactory to the last
degree. We have also been careful about the fit;
the proportionng of each garment and the work
manship, and you'll find them-RlGHT.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Never Such a Showing of Suits

collection and finer than the
themselves
beautiful gathering
dresy 90
mostly models The
the show the Robespere and Drectore
The skirts show handsome pleated eff
mannsh
black,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Fall Waists of Attractive Beauty

In all long merchants we have never seen waists
O sleeves high collars in
Robespierre trimmings
Tailored lingerie embroidered and silk
white fashionable
Fall.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
What the Fall Coats Are Like

Usually hreequarters and built
broad shoulders collars bot
tom; certan combine real beauty with
utility predominant in the favored
fabrics, velve
pushes being the most popular
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Refined Elegance is the Mark of the
Fall Dresses

to
trimmed You'll
beauty originality
fabrics Full length shoulder bottom
ly favored the materials notable tendency
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Undermuslins of Unusual
Daintiness and Desir-
ability - A Beautiful
Collection.

Muslin Underwear garments for Fall are cut
upon new close-fittng lines to harmonic with the
silhouette effect of outergarments. Our assert
ments were never larger than they at this
minute. Every garment is characterized by
charming dantiness of fabric and design, and
superiority in workmanship and finish that will
win the admiration of all critical
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Miles of New Wool Dress
Goods.

While we have devoted considerable attention
to the latest novelties in weaves and shades in
wool dress goods we have not forgotten the al
ways popular staple favorites such as serges,
whipcords, cheviots and broadcoths. And you'll
find our assortment of both, far and away the
best we have shown in seasons. Every sort of
wool fabric for sutings, cloakings, dresses,
misses and children's is comprised in full
line of fashionable colors
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
Furs of Character in a Superb Array

Gathered eveywherech ustrous,
TRUSTWORTHY furs Every desirable skin
the
a expensive prices,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
The Corsets Preserve The
Natural Figure Lines

grace and beauty And the corsets for Fall,
more than ever, aim to give every woman grace
full and easy carriage and modish figure. Here
you can choose from splendid collection of lat
est correct models from the leading corset max
ers in the country. model for every age and
physque-a model for every purse-and the best
values ALWAYS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
An Elaborate Display of
New Fall Laces and
Embroideries.

All signs pointing to a tremendous vogue this
Fall for laces and embroideries of every descrip-
ton, we prepared more extensively than ever be-
fore. Bohemian aces, shadow, Venice, macrame,
cluny and walls, in edgings insertings and beads,
are some of the favorites. In embroideries; wolfe
founcings are the leaders while Swiss and ba-
tiste founcngs, allovers, bands and English eye
let embroidery, greatly in favor. Many OF
the exquisite new designs we show are not to be
found elsewhere.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
In Neckwear, Too, Charm and
Daintiness Abound

You'll is possible think
irresistible dainty g collars
turnovers abos
greatest profusion a prices
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-09-18
MANY BEAUTIFUL new WEAVES AND
SHAEDS AMONG The FALL SILKS

In fact such wealth of rich materials and
shades have seldom delighted your eyes at the
ODening of new season. Satin Charmeuse will
lead in popularity, while crepe charmeuse, crepe
de chine, satins, messalines, taffetas, ribbed
weaves etc, are as always strong favorites Our
superb collection ranges from the soft clinging
chiffons to the sturdiest taffetas and embraces a
selection of the newest and most fashionable
shades that is without rival in this section.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-14
Eeune Tobaeeo popular.

compilers OF the Statistical Ac
count OF Scotland published In 1891.
did no; find tea drinking much IN
vogue. They reported that the chiet
luxnries in The rural districts are
snun. tobacco and whisky. Tea and
sugar are little used but the use of
whisky has become very great The
use of tobacco may almost be said To
be excessive. especially among the fe.
male rex There is scarce young
woman by the time che has been
taught TO spin but has also learned
TO smoke smoiing seems to have
beon introduced as an antidoie TO
rheumatism and ague The favorable
alienation with respect to these dis.
eases has produced only a create.
ayld.ty Tor tobacco
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-14
Trre love.

Love is the publication OF the hear,
from itseli. It atreng,hens and on.
.rsies the character. gives higher
Motive aud nobler aim to every nc.
ton OF life. and makes both man and
woman strong. noble. and courageous:
and the power to love truly and devot-
cdly is the nobiest gift with which a
human being can be endowed: but It
Is sacred fire that must not be burnt
to Idols
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-14
Returned to TampIec, Mex, 2


". 7. wallace. who came here
week or ten dasa ago for the purpose
of voting al the recent election. ~
on Tuesday for Tampico. Mexico. to
resume his duties with The rliishurs.
PENNSYLVANIA. firm with which he rom
resenis in that county. Mr. Wallace
Is enfascd in Tho exploitation and d.
yolopment Of the extensive oil lands
and interests OF hls prlY6.psls in tho
states Of Talaulipas ana Vera es.,x.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-14
Bills Allowed

Bills allowed by the Board OF Coun-
ty Commissioners OF Fremont County,
Colorado. for the month of September.
fof-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
9anmarfs. sysninaen I
Gan SranciSco 1915.
Sprtrnftet Euerfst opcr 3pmiteens
%trhantbee .-Wlsm lite Eaumurfs.
SDgnlRaS Ngrtet pGu Suleupitcu!

Get er / neuue @aaneb Iiac ct Mar
ltbsn, at EanmartS @~paniuaSs aomiteen
be9pnoEc / lin aitueHe Sirtiombeo meo
Oct ttoIigereomtaIte, peupttcbe Nasies
meoe, hpor BE ferite 9aumariss gnas
nln9ss WGrier bIee iolat ,og DC fsrite
Dollars rnIlcoe IND | aasieu. Sibeu
na bar Sdgeu heupsnnt iis ont Ststte
I'll SaubsmGno i ale 9eIe al bette
~uNltraite Saub, o. oct er pS after ell
@IGbe nt hume touItdtere, at ben tltr
meget fua Stseer bar heHpennt zig fors
girpes. lloenfor California os ebis
cago er Der ganiie pilt intet SteS. ipnl
I'll Satp bar operprlbenoe itore HeiuIs
tater at pppiie; men III bar faaet het
Subtrpt. al man die arepie bar no
get tiIoperS for SascH, % at De iutan
@iSraa. sisnnem aisb al &aumdriSs
Spauiuasm9rtet, itabigt tonlmer til na
en- itisums DAG bill uosiere en- impones
renoc Gum.
llneu SpiI nnorer man lig oper, hpors
leeeS BET belle esentIia gdar os Ell torts
idttet 9ieeeaisreIie fra aomiteenS SHE
uroe eerfor bape srao pan aIminpes
liz Sntsresle. ser fan bos life barre
Sale ON Ct petaileret Hegnifab. bpiltet
ri peb bette sibspuntt life fer oS iitauo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
en- Dens Raao.
Wuaet pcl u9ro at lptte til.

On llilg W}ario / HebraIfo blep al
en- Sen tilruoOet at ipiie Grape
SHUTS, icrbi han bar belt nffr9itet
eiter ct anialo af 5e6er. San for
teller Siitoricu:
"Sioite @aor bapbe ie9 ct Gnialb
Of Seber, Scr efterlob mig / en- me
get ip9ffet Goriatning. Seq moatte
LUTTE nit Nrbeibe, baooe tngen ZIP
petit, bar ucrpss % utismooig.
"gu Sen tilraabebe mig at ipiie
8rape.Nut&, men ieg to3 Inlet Sen-
ipu BERTH % blep pRrre for bper
8ib Der off.
Seq toQ mango SIags MeSici.
iler, meit inQeu af benz ipntes at
biGIpe mig. Mit Spitem bar fllo-
itrnoig neobrlbt,. nit gloo fom i
llitano al Maneel paa Den rette Scr
ring, % iIere itore BUILDER brsb no
pnd min slofte. Seq par Iaa ipag,
at leg panlteIig hiube gda.
"en Saa beitiite 0tober enoeI
8rape.Glit5 "a bepGgeoe mig til al
ipiie euoeI. Seq befonbt mig beore,
% ben sIat iou ies goht. 0a leg peS-
blep at BRUCE oeune Ssbe bper Dag
bIep ie9 ita0ia iterfere, % M bar leg
iaier erhoIot min fioliaere eobe Sell
breo. Seq piloe life bore neen
Craze ut&, ga ies tror De. er Den
melt iunObeoSbeiororenbe Ssoe !
&eroen," 3apuet opgipes al Eoitnm
60, Battle Greet, gfid.
29s 9oaen, "1he @oab to @ea'
bile, / bper Haffe. Ser er en-
8rnp0."
HuseniuSe lGi ppenitnaenor
Sreu? Ut nut bill fprcfomme ira
Sio til anScn. Ic er 9atr, inaoe %
fmlpc al Snteresie for Wenneffebe'
ben.
Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Zen nurife Spupoc.

MiIoca areo&, Minn., hapoe
fit Seimnebe sen Toe % Soc Sftober
/ Srrocf, Goit. 3. RemS aal6. Roit.
6. q. Ecterion ira &ibbing bar Re.
fCrent opcr SunItnlecmnet CSob.
Iab. 3, 10. Goit. &oSbolot ira
Tulutb prroifeoe Oen isrite Dag, %
&aIt. NfeIler ira Wtiae &ac8 &afe
trGoifcoe ON Iftcnen Den iibite Gag.
&c fLcitc pl0re 4ioncrer / Srrocf cr
fra GioifoQcn / Rorac. &c CT irrs
6cIc@ aieitfric, oa ale Greitcr % &C.
Ieantcr reiite bicm mCo De be0ite
S5nbtrnf boooe ira Wsoct og ira etc.
set. Huite Mpoe ifoI boIOcS nGite
%oor / @len0ora0o.
- Wi@iiou@iCit hoIhtc5 | Gre$co,
Syoruu, |uit. &arritS Sorieit$ aalo,
Ssn6oa BEN t76e Rop. GoIt. Ger
haro Ru@mu&icu al Sen Sorcneoe
airfcS WcriQbcb / &orrnorp, Winn.,
prpoifeoe pua norif ON 5ormi0oos
gen. &aa @runoIaa al Sob, 9, 4
Rite Ran fart oa moncltoc, bporlc'
6cs SSeiuS hoboe arbei0ct for at giere
Tnberer8 @icruinq, mems set par
Toq, oq bOorIcOeS pi ituIOe BRUCE
Dor Gag fiji Serrcn8 @ierning.
NtiSiioner - ipeCieIt Sen / &ina -
bIcp Iaqt SiIbererne norlut paa
Sicrtc. 9 Sffcr til aiunmiSiionen
in6fnm ser $45.66. Sm Nitcnen
prpbifeoe Steoct8 9reit pao GngcIif
oper 2 Song. 5, %, % benuenotc
iiQ iiGr I'll sc lrQe ON, bborle6e8 Ell"
bper fimOc mi@iiouere ser, bpor 8llo
iatte 6em / &ipet.
- Sc rorif- llttberife Weniabeoer
| Groof3tor, Mfinn., tiIherenbe San.
qcS Sunobc, Sen Sor. Strife % ben
rorife Snuooe feire6e N%IebeIgens'
baQ Heformation&ieit ianmul. ga.
itor Ioolpb SoIpeiou bar Rs6etS
TormanO. 0aitor HoieInn0 boIot
@eu. Gerpna iulqte aoriana al ct
iterrc 8or, iom bar iltbpuet for Pin.
lconingen, % iom iammen meo vi
finQforet mloer Sr. Oscar Geoerion&
0pqtiae &e0eIic iorbelebe 6eitligbe'
Sen me6 Here pofrc SanQe, ioaiom
Zen itore bpioc 6Iof", "Nu SimIen
briier", "lPin SiUI lTrrac$ % trpn.
Qc@ citcr &crren8 SorQoar0e" %
"@cr @lth han cr iun foIt Ell Borg.
Zen iioite SaIme bIep imnqet pau
GngeIif. Som Golcrc hoooe aOmi'
teen fitret iiQ Rroi. No&puoro ira
Woorhea0, Wtinu., ion talte / oct en-
Qclife Sprog, % &roi. MiitoO ira
Tcrqr3 Sails, Miun., iom toItc pao
9torIf. GiiCr optpqeS til oct npIig
bcqnnotc IWthCrIte Scminor / aira,
fort $75.
- &aitor =. q. @lilic me0oeIer /
"airfeti6enoc": &oue Roct Wtenia'
beo al lt~noerteQnc0c@ aal0 bar netop
bnnt ire TeitOo9c. "a Nor6re Siour
Sails areO5 boIOt tit Nte6e Der. &eis
ret bar iGr0cIe& QunitiQt, set melt
pnotrrnQcnhr NeItarbcioc por iprs
hiQt, %eienc QoOe, ion GcItaaelirn
pur mcQct Qoo. e. @uo&ticnciter
hoIote& urOcr Wpbct, NobuinQ&prG.
hifcuen uen Eoit. Spitoo ira Sinai,
G, oQ Mi@itpu@prEoifcn peo go
itor GrcI @crQh ira Nutbtou, Ntiun.
Acknowledgements bar: Gen trtlt.
ne Wcnigheo", % Rcicrcntcrl, Euit.
:. Olieu ira brandt, 2. g., bite,
hDah Den cr, o. bpcm ser bar Itiitet
hrr, pu0uioerc WcniQheOcu& Splupe,
uoact ON Oen& Eliqtcr, oeribloubt at
Cr0et3 Gmbcoe iornoItc& al Oen
NuobcmiOlcrnc brugc&, @ernene
op0raqca mnoer friIteIig ltnherpi5-
ming, b~rooerIiQ 8eitrofielie spe3,
Wti&ion 0ripe& o.i,O. @}nit. &. 8.
@}ocn Of ben TorrueOe &irfe OeItog
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

| Sen ii0itc Tag. 8e iIeitc al arcoIeni
Mcniabcocr bopoe ienot 0elegoter
Meoe ifol igicn boloeS I'll nGite 8oaI
/ Seilono WeriabeO peb gronot
Eait. SIienS anIb. WitSiionSoffel
optoaeS, iom forbele& puo Here Wis
ltpner.
Zen Torenebc STRIFE.
Clarified Menigbeo, GlorI
iiclO, Mtinn., Jop Den zoe Non. En-
Set for i'm Brett, Faitor StornoSIi
i NnIe0uin9 al, at ban nDllg pnr
fonmlet tilbnQC meO fin 8rllo. Ger
blcp bpi0t Soler for De Npailte, oQ
ser ouerrnfte& Dem en- uaffcr Ecnac'
gauc.
@oitor q. s. SuItcng cr en-
itentmig faIot til Ereit % SlGlefsr'
ger for @or 6relierS Mcnigbeo /
Spofone, @aib. Set iiJcS, at oct er
Den Torcneoe airfeS itsrite Weni9s
bc6 pcit ON gier1cnc, Faitoren ogs
Ter at giore Ell Reiie til Spofanc, for
ban trPfier FIN 9eitemmclIc,
5rlle8 RcformotiouSicit 'eire'
OcS GenOoq Den 3bie Houcmber al
SEN 1oreneoc airfeS % Gen norife
SunooeS Mteniabcber / Tacoma,
8oib. On 3%ormibougen boIoteS
norif @ll0Stieneite. EaItor :. Q
Sougen al Den 6prencoe airfe prrs
oifcoe, On Gitenen prToifebe go
flor g. q. 2orien al Gen norltc gu
no0e paa Gngelif.
- Bonn &@lono Meui9beb bar mi
iooct lin me ErciteboIi9 iGroi1, %
R]reitefoIferte bar Flpttet ino. Oct er
/ Spr6cleSbe0 Scr. NOolpb Spen-
mmqionS onQti9c 2coclic, oct Ifpl.
be8, at Suict er ioo lougt iremme,
ga han bor iorcitaoct @p0nin9cn&
SpfsreIie, iont iamlet mo Renac til
Soretoaenoet. Wcniqbeoen ifpl0er
Ell itor Gum 9enae poa Srlet enO'
M, men u%Cnter, at De ANDRE WtcnlG'
be0cr / anI0ct bill hiGlpe til.
- Euitor &. q. @reen, Waibburu
y. 8, bar mntoaet aalo ira Gins
McniQheo. Y. o, Euitor IS. q. $50
lamps iorriJe anIb. gu Erclten finn
bar Ell Weni9beo, bor ban oGina Nte.
ni9bcoSifoIen, ion en- Gel al i'm
@ierninq. Oct er @eitenmteIicr, at
ban hpcr 2srooa ifoI mnberniie Me
niobeoenS IPie0pgtiqe 9ern | Relia
gion. Eoitor SioIanp opboIber Jig
ior 3iben peo Chicago Qutberon
Theological Seminary, WtonwooO,
81.
- MiSiions. OF SomtnIems0e
hoI0tc5 / &afc Santa MenibbeO,
2Ooe til 220e Sftobcr. SsuOaq bolOr
tc2 Mi@lion9prPoifen al Qoitor Y.
Eeteriou. Gitermio0aQen iii.
brogteS mcO SaIer al Vnitorcrne Fc-
tcrion, @rcCu % SuoIeu, iant Gang
az WenigbcbenS aor. ON Nftcnen
holot Eu'tor SuaIen llnqoourSfore.
Drag. &c TO fsIQenbe Gage inmtu
IcoeS oper Gmnet PIP. @i. 3. ~ in0-
lchet al Faitor Heece. Goruoen sc
isr npunte Ereiter 0eltog ogiaa 80
itor Wf. IS. @olm / Mfpoet. Der ilt0
fom til WtiaiiOnen / Siier o. pr's
uote @ior0g benimoo 1920.
- Gorqo are0$ bolot iii NpitmS
oe | &mmomeI@ McniQbcO, To7tor
u. @opifS auIb, TcIomrre, q. Q,
29bc til 81 Sttober. Mteoct oobuc,
beS meb Errbifeu al Voitor IN q.
@olrito0 ira Gnoerliu q. 3. Gam,
Til. 2, 1t-l4, inoIebc-
oc& al areoien2 Sormau0, @uitor 81.
~. %Inoe. ga Den polate S~noteOcr
life uor tiliteoe, Selgenbe Greitcr
bar tilitcbc: u. W. &un0c, ". 9.
TubI, I'll. 81. @ouitab. VI. &uuif, @.
@~regr&'cn, u. NJ. @oIie al Zen nor
ifc Snnooe, % Gambler COLLECTION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Ten unse 5rns: "an bar ri pGret
GIFT / 10 Var 90 on amer life. bpor for
eIitct min Wnno .er."
Scuineen: "stei nu ba! ! boem?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Srifirfeu.

WfialionamsOet, Tom ofbolotes
| Slu@, Winn., Eoitor elias Ieoer.
lens Holo, ira lSOe til 2Ooe Cftober,
Dor ct meget go6t % frllqtbrin1enoe
UtsHe. SiIitebcpGrenbe, fprutben
StcOctS Ercit. bar Ereiterne S,sobr
y. @anicn, =. Z. Sorpif OF 9rof.
IuoreoS 9ellanb. acknowledgements
blep fert nleo aIuor % @orine %
l1erfbar Sirfnin9 iporcoeS. geo
Citcret Iom optoQe& til IiqeIig 2or.
ceiling melem SrifirfenS MiSnpncr,
ln0fom Der $22t.5O.
@ibeIfonference afboIotes /
Eontoppioon Mcniabe6, Sarge, 81
Z, @uitor @pniIoS aolb, ira IRE.
bag til SenooG iiOitIeben. SIere I'll.
rel'enoe par tiIiteoe, bcriblanot Grof,
u. Seiiono. Foitor @erlie, Gaitor
SaGen, Faitor 8iSIep, Iaitur gerab,
meo flcre. 9e opitiueoe emner bIep
bcbono!et me0 aruft o9 @Ipor til itcr
%eIll1neIIe for Oe JON operpar Ms,
0crnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Sen iioitc Tag. 8e iIeitc al arcoicuS
Rcnighcocr bapoe ienot 9eIegoter,
Meoe ifol iaien bolbeS til nGite 8aar
/ Seilono Mte1tiabeo peb grauot,
Eait. SIienS anIb. OitSitonSoffer
optoacS, iom forbele$ poo ilcre WIiS'
itprrr
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12
Public Sales.

On Thursday, Sept. IL, at the
Dave Peery farm, three miles
south of Lincolnville, G. NJ.
Thompson will sell 8 horses and
mules, 4 cattle, a lot of farm i'm
plements, chickens, household
goods, etc., on IL months time.
Harry Wilbur will be the auc-
tioneer and Roy Nicholson will
be the clerk.
On Wednesday, Sept. Is, VIM.
Hagel will offer for sale at his
place one and one-half miles
southwest of Quapaw, IA horses,
IA mules, ~ cattle, 80 hogs, a
lot of implements, chickens, ETC.,
on IL months time. Harry Will
bur will be the anctioneer, and
Don Wills will clerk. This is
all good stuff, the stock and inn
elements being exceptionally
uuEs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12

Sunday rest from toll, but ever
lasting grind for man and beast?
Jack has met the best people in
the neighborhood; people with
many faults and shortcomings
common to as all, but who after
all stand for better things, for
righteousness. Without saying
a word, he has left the impress
sion on the whole community
that the new tenants in section
fourteen are the right sort and
that it is worth while to make
their acquaintance. They have
not intruded their religion on
him, have not urged him to join
their church or to contribute.
They have simply expressed
their pleasure at meeting a
stranger, a fellow human being.
His brother Jim, who Is at home
asleep, stands better in the com.
munity because Jack went to
church. The fact that there are
good people in the community,
that they have met him and are
inclined to think well of him,
will make Jack a better farmer
all the next week and for the
weeks to come.
Had he not gone to church, he
might have slept part of the
day md rested, but when awake
he would have been planning the
next weeks work or at least
thinking about it. He would
naturally have fallen into asso-
citation with young people who
have not aligned themselves on
the side of righteousness. This
little thing of dressing to 60 to
church and then going has been
a point of departure which may
change his whole destiny. Re-
member, boys, that it is not the
big things that count most, but
the little things; and there is no
larger thing after all in boys
history, than the getting in
pleasant and confidential rela-
tons with the right kind of peo-
pie in his community.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12

Few, if any, medicines, have
met with the uniform success
that has attended the use Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The re-
markable cures of collie and diar-
rhoea which it has effected in al
most every neighbOrhood have
given it a wide reputation. For
sale by all dealers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12
The Influence Of
Little Things.

The boys who read Wallace's
Farmer are an ambitious sort.
They can't help it; they were
born that way. They all expect
to do something worth while,
and they are apt to imagine that
it is the doing of some big thing
that will shape their destinies.
We assure them that they are al
together mistaken in this.
When any man has an oppor-
tunity, which rarely comes, OF
doing some big thing, he never
does it unless he has prepared
himself for it by doing a great
number of little things. 1t is
doing the little thing conscien-
tiously right along that enables
him to do the big things when
the time comes. The chores
we'll done, the lessons we'll
learned. the straight furrow, the
we'll built fence, the choice OF
right company, these are but the
prophecies of a successful career.
Little things have sometimes
a powerful psychological infu-
ence. A big word that-psycho-
logical-not often used by farm
ers. Well, farmers are using a
good many big words nowadays,
such as automobile, carbide, pro-
tein, carbohydrates. They may
just as we'll take in "psycholog-
ical." When common people
need new word, they make 1t
out of some old English work ly-
ing around loose, just as they
make some handy tool they need
out of old scraps of lumber, old
mower wheels, some fence wire
and such like. The scientist
can not do What, but hunts up
some old Latin or Greek word,
and when farmers want to find
out and use what they really
know, they have to translate
these dead words into a living
language. So this word ''psych-
illogical" means the working OF
the minds or souls of men; the
study of human nature in its
early workings, as moved by JOY,
fear, pleasure, hate, and of the
influences that mold and shape
human nature.
The point we wish to make
now is that the human mind is SO
constructed that little things
have a wonderfully farreaching
effect. Take, for example, the
little thing of getting ready Il
20 to church. We imagine two
,,.o4La.e IacL ood Tim ToueS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12

An article that has real merit
should in time become popular.
That such is the case with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has
been attested by many dealers.
Here is one of them. h. W.
Heudricksou, Ohio Falls, Ind,
writes, ''Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best for coughs,
colds and Group, and is my best
ssIlsr," For sale By all dealers
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12

4SO acres of timber and grass
land near Okema, Okla, for sale
for SIS per acre. Gas and oil
has~been discovered in paying
quantities only II miles away,
and this land lies in the trend.
Chas. L. Smith.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-09-12

Wanted:-Piano salesman and
dealers to represent locally one
of the largest factories in the
world. Newton & Smith,
Joplin, Mo.