davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

OBrien. Miss Laughlin is the sister OF
the secretary of the American embassy
at Berlin. Miss Berry is tho founder
OF tho school for the education of poor
white boys and girls in tho mountains
Of Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and
Alabama. at which more than 1000 are
now in attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02

Made in Charlotte.
Charlotte. =. c., June THE business
n'Fn 6f this rapidiy growing city inaucu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-02
England Seems Deter
mined to Ruh1e Ger
many's Feelings.
NOBODY CAN TELL
HOW 1T WILL END
Great Britain Always Suspicious
That Kaiser Wants to Conquer
the Whole World-Hans
Delbrucck, Historian, Dis
cusses Political Situation
Throughout Europe.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.)
| Berlin. juno LIN an interview this
week with Herman Bernstein, of New
York; Professor Hans Deibruck. the
| historian and friend OF the Kaiser.
spcak king of former Prime Minister
! Balfour's article on tho Anglo-German
relations, said:
My answer to AIr. Balfour is prac-
| ucaliy the same thing that l told YOU
Of war at thst time. and it seems now
that they are continuing the policy OF
| Irritation. and nobody knows how 1t
/ will end. 1t Is difficult to say just now
what the result of tho negotiations for
an understanding between England and
Germany will be. | do not know
whether the people arc reasonable
enough to bring abou; such an under
standing. There is always u suspicion
in England that we want to conquer
the whole world. This is absurd, but
1t is true that we feel that we cam
not stand By idly and atch the 9TH
er powers dividing it among them
selves"
In regard TO the war between Tur-
key and Italy, DcibruC< said:
ITALY cannot retreat now and givc
up Tripoli though II would be the
best thing for Turkey. Tripoli is of
no real value to Turkey. 1t is only il
question of honor, but a government
gives UP province only when COM
PEELED TO do - by force. Thus tho
situation Is most difficult. II we could
! lind some way of Inducing Turkey to
yield Trlpol an embarrassing problem
would be solved
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
Produce

TOE mifNti "a fAlfiF woll anpplisd
VIII NHiHiufs lnd fht unalnt b good
Fano esin HIps sfilfnotsa fsom
California arr ln fhe iinuslan usrksi
No fnnpnueement ~ ohaann ln sfirr
"p leil rop hm5ril flan has yst been
made
hies ffpm ufsots reported lhat
si', D mHrkNi an fine Amaila uneleah
90 "A na,,els
Advises ff,aa isahefn. nsiy. r.tpu
ihf nlatAri uo siireo AZ rloaoll aeld 40
'hnles eanalpd hfrs ~ sfaliahis ltas
ffssii a iiisr 10 az isia de~n
49, eaples 90, flfm srri pfiees hsse
stiffof luudcncf Jobhofs are hept
husiilnn "a fiii afasfa ana shlepieK and
hill clerks ats anfkinH ntsfllnle.
Ntn epr Naphe wsiHuis ran, das
have sold - affiee ~ iaM laid 1oxn 90
Msuais,a ssihlY Thett ~, ruma ls,s
~ fesuls' rarhian er Offer ~ iskc
liiEh rinfs cffamsty hui'ef u efiil
scarce bar rms maFlei Is sgshlis .asr
iff = n4a gpaH ~ eVEisss. hsWo,uf
VYHii pfoisaniy cause inpihcr advance
ia rfirep
some ~ ihe san Ansunln nrvcrr ioh.
leiH ars euo,inE ihtif sauplien II e4ns
snaaf si a. 50, bot me maturity nro
htilhlna flieif ffiaas Afsuaa e. Hsi-
80 e agun c.al 70 points To- fbt pesk.
baiiaA and ihs either Tesss narhets
are guailus ttru supplies aa eN ~
A. AZ r..r .....t.4l.t 49, 4..tt.A
merchants hsfe ihe agi antaas ~
thpaptf height rate than Nsn Anionle.
The 1sAas raHs eeep = rseaftsa IN
fsfnef rpnf fafslsson thts yeof end n
is said seYefai ~ ina milis elii mol ~
1pfffiea ihis HfaHau fagia Lake ta6
ere u The larsrst mills sad Il ~ pfghs
si,ie q ash unf % upsn far efladlne
fhstae has heob sdyarega sbQibsf
81 " primary markets TAe lspaI DIAL.
~ pfp NUNS Vf,iofe ii quotations. bni
esreNi 10 advance pfleea. shauld fhs IN
in4ftcta eunfings ~ 4dvang0
Ten thausana tufkafs viii a. ths
"ispt- Through tho strsets ~ t'nufo dur.
lhs IN annpei FAIR 70 b. hela ~ thar
s'ir N9vemnef ~. - ana ~ Thla
fhNula nlthe ihlH Particular branch ~
enc pealsr, srsas very llsely sesn lhsfs
- lhv fair Incidentally, lhtrs are vefg
ftw people pho ever heheld ifAt many
fufhets un0sr une csnfas a. 4 ~sra.
~ Iooran Held fhr clnn's coinmls4
rioper u Australia Nho u On 4 xssll IL
washington. n eonaiaerins the Adgls-
absiltY ~ hlp faunsfy sending eoln-
meteal repfer ntatlys 10 tha rnfssd
States ~ has even said that ~ Wopga
fesommcna that auch official ~ sent
here ~ apoka perileuiAso 81 tho
Aueifai'aa epoi whlah, hlsndoa wlth
AmVslean Nool wcnld ada ataeflx 10
lhe qpelly and QRRhfli, "a American
wpvtls Eooas manvfsciuf~, ID. suls
rppnffF.
----------sns-~~~~~-s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
Livestock


Fort Worth
F@r worth .f'aiilf receipts $500
iisef steefe stsaes o. 500 zoos ate kers
sieaaY - 1sfi opi rows hiahsr rIDsei
as eaitsr. fefipta Tte. maftst Wks
Hieaay gfogns %
iipsn Receipts sopo mAfAei 81 hiah.
e. Top. fsie. bulk ~ sales. gfss9
aoN
Sheep tsfslpts zoo. markst aiesSY.
chisase
chia~Fo Cattle refsipis ffeo mar.
vi steaay Reeves. ttegf . %. Tsnas
slesTh if,feVepes egws ana btlfers
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12


slest Srn msftets canslnne 81 Fernfi
Need aenana un a. impfosst bAsls.
t,t - fyt ~ chanEc VAS feeurtcd n
the wrtthrf - that srniimrnt u stNl
extremely i,oarlsh
1ts fna,fh National HAM ~ New
NarA s ts osiassf review "a business
frf finanfe tatai "A canvass nst
wads - the southern ieffiff, shnun
tnat enc eenAe "a ihas sesflnn arr ~ =
scff struns position ead that the action
wren W. o. moved plthnut SERIOUS SO.
i,aiis fhris is pieni, - maney III
ihc soulh' moul ~ lae hsnks hslns rs
a ecnriniN hcttrr position tnan last
Neif aHd When lhr nos cnlinn trop -
pmN 60 iho peepi, ~ that Territory viii
'efifiHb enief Increased prosrsfift
Tho movement ~ tHilen viii he lh fan
twt : eerf s..aH sHd tufas vii, be
hrt,t niidef fer phairtef surplus thsst
81 n si4,fo pailsn sfsiiss .sehanae
fsaisf thar ant nihaf graa r,i.el 3.
ihe niira rtstrs ana itr enormous
rsroii ihit afaaan wnl g. of eft4i bone.
90 ia peemnilNe thf nmiai a eald
fnm turarvr
fhfrs was FinNel m resss duflsse
in, month ~ scrleml'er iaia = iesai ~
itsf4si hsiss ef rblSen R,rnfdlnr tn
ths rerurl tium slnnefs b. ihe state d..
infimeni NJ agriculture ramnlisd and
announced yesterday afternoon 81, tho
AfiArinvnt This 81 hf iat tNu atarat
numnaf ~ haiss Fiunri fvf ihr caffea.
ponilnf mnnih ln mans fe1fa. the nuia.
H'i Nf teritinifr iaii brlne eai sss.
nf f.ftIA taa ihtn tf thr rfesant
mHnfh falleeinf are ihr numhuf IN
halrs rnnef n s0mt ~ ihe larsrf oai.
tHu lm,iHt.aa rnnufita m the siate'
lIll- ttia3 NiilAmfan taAtf. uln
fraea NatRun tttss wnam lt6fai
~ rnHsr ftfst Limestone. sogfa
kaufman atpia uomos eaaii 90.
WIS atNii. rfatls ltassl nsias H.
eit Hunt 1898 gauaat ssTs iiaf.
fls tth
ilHu mHiliIna COTTON lluaed Thursday
Id IN. fUtuI. II..I fia4t..fs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
TIE CALLER-HERAL Dali
MARKET PAGE


sleeWsle calves fsepniote
noss Ne,eir,. iSoeV matAsi steady
~ staae Hver nuIs af sias txpaa
.ngh
ohceI Nf cIpls at 600 marked was
Hleadt lamns etAk Native faatN
$50 uesi,fn fttoNtst mmbs native.
81 aettsa
Kansas clt,.
kthrst cas- Ntiiis rcgeipls Aces
m,lpdins 500 soulhofns Mstkt Hadt
Naiitr steoie. fttea iapa southern
rtrFfr. tfstHtot
Hives Nnltls ieaa mafAoi uraHt
nat af sslls ts 4NHk se
sarcl nuQis Igu1n. mafka al.
siDa'is Naient f1ooatoo nmts.
ttttHtft
81 teun
~ fHHls 4fIile freUHa iH 600 In
.mams 1890 re,bns mafsa nesa,
N1iNN htf Ht0ft tstH-lioAo. r.Ass
fnH lrtHn titsfs ft etntee ,ai,sa ln
.alAtIs ftstHtsA
uaFs ae pt tueo msltrl is.
hfhU up.N hsttt tabtWaft
sweep NefWis e.go mattei teaft
NstlNr mmioas 81 aHses hmhs
81 tuWakt
ollsio n,s CITY
uhahuma tIn Catiu futlpis aao
heaa mafkfi ioc nishen eisers ttgy
ptse cows taa iissl calves tsaou
go
Cattle souh.
aANH'tf Hh fva. Hals ~ hots d.
ntnNenIa DHf fhs aitsf aat at ts {.
NF huniiei .na iho iatt sialh NtNa
pfrfeleH thr sf0auni " "a wih uth
uourIri enHh uaa "rttu umr
,foir io iHon mt hoaa ii nrfr bWtsd
hNHnd WIS 81 miN asiatgss utri
fHif irfnHfiHm uta utal liaaa
ruH n frH Mmih rarsdul sna Wra
ncsdnf ti faUIa
Affa shlNNIns niue % nevs ,sme
fHla int M inH.a ma4htt traiadst S.
ihe tffeei THAT iwsite ias,is ~ aftss
slreH sHirpfi nnn lkisnoma i,asietes
tf nNNflHNr VI lHH Wmih atrf
afinr sil pounds had saIa an ihsl maf
tei lt DO pee hnntltd itisih. fuea
'i'on thit ein hrint 100 pns nu ih,
rfnfin6er ~ hl season
fho raet fnatufo 81 .he hafse sbsu ln
NcN NUrh na.mUt eah ihf ftiit tltt
~ fhfes WlN,s .hith eas von rt lfsoi
hnlmpi ~ rtAfsan whu eaa thrff DE-
rnainn uf sifInf af Nnl naHl.s roe
ffI'HWlnN NirriHn b. ffem NpW yoft
rfrNl noN fog fHf roesnsshn ~ W A.
inve ahn feeble afhrr ursnl abuf
nHh NnHth fessa uf isf lfiHn NJ hls
tHsmtn fhf Hun Nfa rhrn
eDir ni iarfr rnirla far ihf event
iWH 'rfmt eun squadron & farm Hnd
ihn iffm rHiffr1 m a u nainnH
fArIe aaa hHfse Hi rt.h haif milr
nHi vita ihr smf r|du uu 0anlpiDi
s'a fnr half mile aisisner fhf fldoi ais
mnunai iampsi af ihr nash hnst
aui continued nn na Naf 90 Ual.
iand r.H0 zoo h|s 0Nn cnlit ana ~ Hffr
in Ufr'inni mn.hfnu ~ falna. lIe
r. ffum fstss ana n lhs nsnsf Isl "a
H'fnf ~ p0la ponies sni hsa Is i.nHta
Nnn ga Nrhta huaitf un ihe nitf
teu mlr Maii Nnuf a4a Doe ihe lrtd
H' npNn ihe nrsi rHanrr ilnlhni iaat
ihr 'Ht1 ana ffam thsi ilnt ha tani fas
h th0 irad Uf $500 nearest aiinnfni
iio usfD alA hefsos in iht raee neeai
ncaft ilH caaail lnhn. ~. rhlrf
aua annihrg Nurse Ihs ums gaa
minutes sni aa ss0o'sip
f0u worth Veflfra i1alf hnfa het
week. fNf hfafilai ftItilifN - fll t..4t.
1ui aisa rfefisf nnmhrf ihaH was
ffrifsi ~ ias corresponding aort
hHi yraf rhr ffKns market - a. ~
congratulated on iho performance hui
lh' fafmefs ~ abe Nlsie are rnnpsilr,i
M waAf Obi Hlsefsbis confession ihai
ntlahena farmers noi pfatifails sii
ihN munes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

iNNfN iH ~ iiNnflf MOI MN.A fEHf "a
ihe memfni ihai there viii be any prev.
'iplisir aeeiine ln ihf movement pf tnt.
inn mnfhfi Fee0ni bai mast ever, i,adr
m Wlilna "a alnlii ihai ihr spaBon 10
fstte hAs hrsn ine maal fatnfahie So
trafs fH aathgfipg ihf crp rhe fu.l
fofro ~ ne ueikan situation y not n
rslignrf 81 yea ana y inleh' b. ~rli ~
ranpmir5 uai last fsat che uuVefu
msni aftfaes flguref Fore Increased T..
efioup arfts sflsi enc frcp haa boon
FafhfrNd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

easi fronts tentYo zach facing 100
foef boulevard on h.aeh oFsrlookina
paf 90. corner $1,000 Terms
~ f'iof east fr0nt ~ 100 0cpit nu
boulevard NFeri,yoaiuF has, ~ Corpus
liearh Hotel aadltlon. very near hostel
t4ise. ierms lc,sneri
une east front texs4o. on boulevard
oVsfioohing bey fcoruef)s one bicvs
i4sm coantry Club hopsf. go beach.
flepe TsnnR
Address o~nsr- Boa sss ie-is-st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
Local Market

Ni INfItii'HH N'fN NlfIN
Fresh rss,ts
ofenaa. NaHhnn Valencia p,l
tsN tt.
rniortdr aria.r fanli nrw ttsr
hfa pef hUk
N lHHHiNfN Hpi'rt r.f het oo
W'ealnfien i"ntihHn tpplts sos Boa
iah'' "afh'ntiHn hinf aflira rei
huk
~" Ntt..n 'ip''R NFima fets
~ '' t'''
~" M.f''' arrloh MffHNf roo
n.na r0f NHA tifN
Arr'DH California t0fmtn ftf tst
az
IHnHnHr pt fh e.
i0nNnr nnn California ptr h.t
imrr pr laeitf an. UflH0
N.sn i'.ru uatt urtpes rsf basket
TOY"
'''f'iN l'h'fit ref boa
'''''"'".' p'i 'Hi' y 90
'N'i'A tNhrf Washnnion
'li'iNA ifli saiieiies prf
'N ~
'i''''N" MN'AtN' f-'aHhe'
NN'A Ni'l"a 'HAnl
''''i"'a l,'N'i "iAf'r prf ''has
N'' 'i''" tl''
'''N Nspe'Hh'ss
"''' F'fi''H i'rf 'nahei
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''''N 'f''N'' i'i NHf'n soc
'f '''.aN'. Ni H'''n slabs q"
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

WI WNEFIVfN|
Total port fYcelpta Yeriedaf Neft
litss halen aassnsi si.ssl iasa time lasl
year.
Hubbard 1iins 4 ~. n Nsu Yofs
sire Dfspsse Nteadlnprp 10 eablea ihls
mpFulne there Nas sufftfiahi lncsi PRES.
sure 70 bflns about dfoline "a fAa
apenlnK here The safes sore tatsn ~
sr,lffnKs hnyers ana ~ the ttaae -
THAI mrselY on tbs iechnlsei paslslun
n . ehufs mAFkss pflrfa gradually al.
fanesd *efss 10 points ahpys aess uixhs's
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

fWR SALE 30 acre farm Ga acres H
cultivation house mHi good drintina
waiter ~ mile haY front ga proposed
intercoasiai canal . mlie ffom hisf
ehoel ard pnaioflre io mHrs south
~ corpus FoN Dark sandy esrrr-
ai.f sulahls for sWHei potatoes roo
300 bushels Der acre home demand nn
limited ssiilnE g. 90 60 a. o0 pef bush,
RI a Eoid miot faf the right mnn.
Price iSepo sfe os write O. li pitter
iif.gtton, Texas le,ih-ef
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
NOTICE TO MY TRlENDs AND
U2TuwENs

base rUpnrrhasta ths Leader BARBER
Thnp ~ tii chaparral ~ Essritning
viii ~ Thoroughly renovated ana ap
'o-dafs ! rhau b. pleased u see nil
- my friends 50 the IA STAND. Yours
fof business chas y naarw
ap-e-ft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

TAG RATIO % PAGES AEE As
SO TO SO
HAVE you known people afrsid 20 but
genuine twenty dollar bills when thsy
could get them fof ie sivsf dollars
lrvss'igsss these bargains srssr ssd
the MONEY
$500 let hpe.iai rrah pri.f 1f.
Q nan tsl late $3.50 .aah hal
Hnfr fflr $50
f.ne budding l1t if.00 lDt m
same hipHtl FaH
Medefn horne Fciursd 5000
uau taH
raHm residence nsrnar IHf ssth
liDmfIte hnms madefn f.fma 1000
Open han arrilHn ~ rnf M..s iand
Price ana terms on amlH unn
These Prices Are y obi
G. A. NAcHETT
Phones N3.tf Near fhr ifrlr
fq+lo.ff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12
Wanted

WANTED farsft ffnm owner. ln
proved und facani pfuperif in ans
par ~ eliF hgfsfr sainnR SEQ a.
9uief Goff a Lars land ca. ils psss-
riee tt Fiasp kel. f6s4.tof
WANTED a position. - younF nan
~ os.pshesisr ~ sfrnorfaphfr. 80 bpih
iiafe had ihe esprrenro ana willing
~ Npfh Phone ifs 90. loa
WANTED ~ borrow % 900 for nee
feare ~ southwest 80 ~ section ~
y 9en y Paul subdlsisiou ~ co.,
Goldman fuiion Pasture 20 tract
frsr mnchl This a. fenced ana 20
sffea in cultivation Wfli rive mort
rare clsaf ~ inruabfanee Addrera
o y Harding ie1 \ Adams af peosia
ii 1919, feudl ~
WANTFil rNsition am .rpefivneed
isehsefaof *fsi Ail-sround aaisaman
% nsnsEer asse exDsrisoe. IN maoio-
saif teaintsn ilefcrencen Al. na1
~ Corpus rhristA Texas fb.io.st
s&rEp chiekens ana eggs ~
Coupcres iiahegy. e.ff.lraa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

hif your furhituse r6s ana %,
later Tots - onf plan. sngarmar
supply Co, Leopard ft 7bti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

HNIN8 INI IalIlA
cofpss Christi
Cotton f.ssis inidalihRil feAfeA
fip'A ~ snisa - ioe sho.sh Tea
strict middlina haieb acid lef i0ke
Considerable ~ eoiof and dirty roiien
% beipF offered ths asmaRe being das
chiefly "a the recent rains
Corpus Christi cosson.
The total eplion Rlnned IS - cafpus
CHRISTI sins 10 is Yesterday wun All
balra. dirlded ~ fpllawf uinns~d
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-12

ws&rEl' chiehens ana eers a.
conpeTfs liaaess s.ff.lme
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-09

dragon pistol. One Of the Sioux. the
chief who by this time had mounted
his horse threw his hand against his
chest and leaned slightly back, then
Strengthened w slightly Ms he sat AS
he fell, ar before he fell, Orme pushed
his body clear from the saddle and
with leap was In the dead mans
place and riding swiftly toward us,
leading his own horse by the rein.
1t seemed that 1t was the Sioux who
had kept faith after all, for none OF the
Remaining three could tiud weapon.
Orme rode ny laughing and uncoucern-
ed. The heSgNr wouldn't trade with
me ut ALL" he said by love, be-
lieve he'd have got me IL he'd had any
sort Of tools for it,"
You broke treaty" calculated Bel
knap--"you broke the council wordv
Did that man make the irst break
at your" Auhcrry blazed at him.
How can | tcllY' answered 0rme
coolly. ITS rs well to be Il trihe ahead
In such matters" He seemed utterly
unconccrucd. lie could Kill man as
lightly as II rabbit aud think no more
about It.
Within the instant the entire party
Of the Sioux was In confusion. We
saw them running about. mounting,
heard them shouting and waiting.
Its dght NOW" said Aubcrry.
Back to the wagons now aud get
your men ready, ltcutcuant As soon
as the Sioux can gct shut of their wo-
men they'll come ON, and come boil.
In too. You hlaulled fool he Kissed
to Orme You murdered that manr'
whats that, my good fcllowE" said
Ormc sharply, Now. | advise YOU to
keep Il civil tongue in Your head or III
teach you some manners"
Even rs we swung and rode back
Auberry pushed alongside ormc. his
rifle at ready Young man, IL you
want to teach me any manners begin
II now You make your break" he
cried.
Bclknap spurred In between them.
Here, YOU men," he commanded. with
swift sternncSs, Into your places I'm
In command here. and I'll shoot the
/ first man who raises n hand Mr..
orme, take Your place at the WAGONS.
Aubrrry, keep with me, Wen have
! hghtiug enough without anything ot
| this"
He murdered that Sioux, llcutrn.
/ ant" reiterated Auhcrry,
Dash 1t, sir know he did. but this
is no time to argue about that, Look
there!"
We saw the Sioux separate into two
bands, the men remaining behind, rid
ing back and forth. whooping and
holding aloft their weapons. We heard
the note OF duh war drum beating.
They'll fight" said Auborry. Look
at 'emv
ITO HE Continued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-09
ENTERED INTO REST
Iro nr Continued
Mrs. lanes James.

Mrs. Mary w, James was born In
South Wales, Great Britain, Dec. 10,
1890, and passed away May 3, 1919. at
the ripe age of 80 years, o months and 2e
days.
She came to this country in 1850 and
was almost Immediately united in mar
riage to James Reese who had preceded
her about one year
Mr. and Mrs. Reese removed from
Mineral Point to Barneveld, where they
remained for over year and returned
TO this city.
Being carpenter, Mr.. Reese assisted
in the construction Of the gallery" In
the old p. NJ. church.
The deceased was left widow In
1854, with one child Mr., VIM. Reese
of Willow Springs.
In 1856 she was married to Mr..
James James. with whom she shared
the cares and responsibilities of life for
80 years
Mr.. james died in 1902 Two chill
dren, Joseph III. and daughter, born
Of this union, have both been removed.
Mrs James was one Of the family OF
children. of which 9 were sons, One
brother alone Is now alive, mt the age
of SO years,
When Mrs. James came to the United
States, with Mineral Point as her
destination, travel was tedious under
taking. After being on the Atlantic
81 days. she landed mt New York,
sailed up the Hudson to Albany, jour
neyed thence TO Dnnkirk, by railroad,
and then began the long sail on our in
land lakes discriminating at Milwaukee.
The last stage of the journey from
Milwaukee TO Mineral Point, was by
team and wagon For many years,
Mrs. james has been consistent
christian and member of the Primitive
Methodist church Of this city
In her family she has been a true
mother of the motherless, as her steph
sons, grandson and granddaughter have
known in the passing years.
Three great grandchildren are among
the bereayed family.
For more than two years Mrs. James
health has been broken and the end was
not surprising 10 her attentive family.
The funeral occurred on Saturday
and was largely attended by relatives
and friends, several were present from
Dodgeville, Barneveld and other places.
Rev. w. j. G. Bond, her pastor,
conducted the services.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-05-09

horror, when looked into the eye "
my monitor my own eye would not
WAIVER or admit subsection. rehelled
AT my own conscience. |, John CowlcS.
had all my life been strong man,
Now, tonight, | was meeting the
strongest antagonist OF all my life the
only one | had ever feared. 1t was
none other than l myself. that other
John Cowles. young man, and how
loose in the vast free garden Of liv-
ing
Yet fought with myself tried to
Danish her face from my heart-with
ali my might and all my conscience
aud all my remaining principles did
try. l called up to mind my promises,
my duties, my honor hut none Of
these would put her face away, | tried
To forget the SoftneSs of her voice, the
fragrance Of her hair. the sweetness
of her body once held in my arms, alt
the vague charm OF woman, the euig
ma, the sphinx, the mystery magnet of
the world the charm that has no aualy
sis, that knows no formula. hut |
could not Sorget \ raGN filed me
against MI the other men in the world
! have said would set down the truth
The truth is that lon&ed 10 rise and
roar in my throat. ch0lvugiug AL the
other men in the world In truth, II
was my wish ~ stride over there just
beyond into the darkness To- take this
woman by the shoulders and tell her
what was in my h)ood aud in my heart
even though must tell her in bitter.
ness and self reproach
II was uoi the girl To whom was
pledged and pightCd. not she to whom
l was bound IN honor. That was not
the one with the fragrant hair and the
eyes of night, and the clear cut face,
and the graciously deep hoSomcd fix
ure that was not the one, II was an.
other OF infinite variety, one more ire.
siStihle with each change that had
set on this combat between me and
my own self
| beat my fists upon the earth. An
that could say To myself was that she
was sweet sweet and wonderful. here
in the mystery of this wlde calm, in
scrutahle desert.