davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Serr @6as 0ismcr iweierte
Montag Sen 90 Mai ieinen 6S=
iien @e%6urtstag. Gr crfreut iid b.
iter @einnobeit uno ilt9pnoli6er
Strait uuo @nergie, mo in ~ieltener
6riide enpfing er Die ber8liden
@iinide ieiner 6amilie mo ~ieiaer
3ablloien 6rclInOe, oenen iih bas
SSournal bieru1it daihlieBt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Nadoem neuli1 beridtet
poroen mar, Staatsiefretar 9rpan
babe fiir8lid alif bieligen MGrften
bergeblid na6 meiBen Haoiesden ge-
iudt, fiir melhe er cine groBe @orlie-
be babe, limo ibm in Den leBten ga.
gen finn 9uno Haoiesdcn BON llnbe-
fannten 5ugeianot moroen. Ser
Staatsiefretdr bat beute erfl1rt, es
lei Elm Srrtun Dab er neulib auf
Dem Marft naA &aoieshen geIudt
babe, giebt aber 81, einmol in Q(bme-
ienbeit BON 5rau 8rpan BEL einem
@aibingtonar Grocer @emiiie qinae.
fduft. 81: Ell. ST iagt. Dab er oie
Ginf1ufe n.r Die 6amliie uift beior-
ge uno weitere 3nienounaeu wie Die
erwdbnten nidt miini9e.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Cine groBe 4n8abI ieBi-
5er 9lngeIteqter Oes @eiBen Saules,
Siiriteber, gMltsboten, 8oli5iiten,
Bogen II. a., 5ittern fiir ibre Steltr1-
gelt, nodoem i'm geitrigen oemofra-
tiiden Caucus cine &eiolltion bon
GorSnoiana, eingebradt morOen lit,
nonad Die nit oielen Stellungen-
gegen 250- %DerbunOene 8atronaqe
gleidmdBig inter ole oernofratiidqn
WiItglieoer Oes @auies oerteeilt mer=
ben ioa. Der Caucus nabm cine
&eiolutiOn 0eltrrap's bon Oklahoma
an, lDonab bic 9ngelegenbeit einem
0reierzaomite iiberpieien mer0en
Ioll, nit Der Snitruftion, einen 9Ian
aus8norbeiten moour6 sic 8atrona-
&c IN elmer gere6ten, alien Witqlie.
bern 5niagenoen @eile, oie iid nit
eilem pirfiamen 0ienit Dereiniqen
laBt 5ur gerteihing geIangen ioa.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Geo. g 6leiot, 703 4eiu6alb
Str, S.-g8., Elm alter Niiiiouri Sc
teran BON 6t-65, licat leioer ie6r
franf SIT &ett. gSir niinlden i0nl
recbt baloiac @eium0beit.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

6rau Snlio@riieit "a Sabre aft,
iiel in ibrem @auie, S07 Ste StraBe
9t.zgSy Ole Greppe 6inluiter mo 500
li6 oerortige &erleBun9en st, oaB
lie balo 0aroui i'm emergency Soipi-
tai peritarb.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Serr s. 0}iiler, Der mobl6q-
fante Oelltide &erfGuier in @rentn
nos @ubbonOlun9, lie9t frant i'm
.@oipital al Der IA. nlO llpiblir Ctr.
@ir 1ofien non @er5en, er miro bal-
oiail DieOer an after Steae ite6en
.llnO Die gilten lie6en 0eutihen Bid
lem 3llm &erfmlf anbieten-
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
S,a Dermietbem !!

20 alder, 6 3immtr @Obntaus unO Nsbsn=
@sbdnbs. gu sinsm Duti&en Dsr bic eOnbs=
rirtbi9nft Seritsbt, J NsiIs ron 8eunins8 ..
g. 5 Minuteu pom Der GItFtriibeu.
u. Bebrenb
144t NbObs Sslanb NSt.
ODER SuurnaI SFie.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

euro einen groBen eiiernaa0ln-
lhincnteil Ser in DER Georgia 9lue.
lteben 9eblieben mar, muroe =. $.
0aleo, aonollfteur Der Bright @ooo
2inie. BON Dem @ongbrett leines Ma-
gems berlntergeihleuoert mo oil
8einen mo S6ltltern perleBt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Der &c. SobresfoDent Ser Bro
t6erbooo Der 2ofomotipbei8er lit bier
5uiammengetreten 100 0elegatcn
Oarau tell. Der 8onOcnt
miro pier @oden tp1bren.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Sir elm Seim : @etrdnt.

Qas bon Mbner Drurp gebraute
Bier lit oas bette. Cute 8eurteiler
bon Bier erfldren, Dab es irgeno ci-
mem eritflniiigen ausIdnoiiden Bier
gIei6fommt. @eraoe oas Ding fur
Den Samilieneebrau1 6einites Aro-
ma, better @eldmad uno iebr n0br-
fraftia.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
@erIannt.

Cine 6rou gum &oden uno fir
aagemeine Sausarbeit. Seine $50
lbe. Nad3ufragen
$50. 221 Sobn Marfbaa Ylace,
Na6mittags.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Giner Der lautelten, lar.
menoiten Observation-Disclosures, ser
9ramaa 81 MAIDEN Oerlte6t lit &n0=
mig 9idder. @r 1T namlid Elm oeut-
lder Ntuiifer, Der gerne nit p8raB
.@nno@, ~lSllrore maht. @enn er @ro=
felior genannt miro, 10 idinipit erll
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Bel ieinem Gerin6, mni
eineu poriibergebenOen Qiildwag'n
81 ipringeiL Inn . 9feaer 81 perfol
gen Die i'm i'm $2t nno cine 9oloc-
ne @raoattemaoel all Der a%rel3luq.
Der 5meiteu mo eanalitraBe herauht
batten. fiel 9llpbeus @ooper ron 232
9 StraBe V. o.. inter oen Md0eM
uno erlitt eruite 9eldGOigmgen ei
mes 6nBes ourd ems Ger gtGoer. Die
9Seger entfomen, mdbrenD Sooper IN
Dem Niildfpageu na6 Dem @aiualtD
@Oipital genonlnlen mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Ole California gSine aiiociation
iauote inns @niidteu ibrer pra6tpol-
len 8eiibtiimer 3uL mpfiir mir hermit
ber3liblt oanfen. Gle @eielidaft,
Ole Serr 6ranfe bier Dertritt, bat bier
einen groBen &mOenfreis. aein
@unOer, 0enn ole g8eine limo bor-
5iiglid gut.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Gin fd6neS &IGbden fir
6omilienbeiltd an Oen beiBen Som=
m~erabenOen bat @rnit 20ffler an Der
9laoensburg 9ioao. Die llmgegenO,
@ulo ttuo 6lur, iteben i'm Shmud
Oes iungelL griinen Saubes unO ole
Slift lit rein un0 erquiden0. Die
@irtbihaft, alles edit oeutid, miro
pom etpig qemiitlihen @rnit gefiibrt,
Gem iein So6n beiitebt. Nm 0titt-
nod, Ben is. 5. 90. fiIfoet BORT sic
fStc qroBe Groifmlng Der 5aiion
itatt ne6en Gririidun9en gibts ercel-
Iente oeutihe Slide, uno tiidtige
aegler founen ii6 in Dem geplanten
&ontelt Ereiie 6olen,
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

&err 81. 8rDlamsti, @eiAGfts-
fiibrer oes @aiino Gbeaters, peroa-
l~taltete an 0omeritag mo 5reitag
Observation-Disclosures, SIT pelben CT
ollie @aiientinoer Der Staot eingela=
Ben bate. @e5eigt wuroe nSrom the
manaer to toe GroB4 in fiinf Abtei.
lungen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

0urh 5pfelen BON ainOern
init 5treibb6l5ern mtr0e 1880 @ii
cpniin Pine. Elm 6euer perurIddlt, Oa9
giiidli6ermeiie balo BON Dem @ali5i=
item 8. 9. g9alib mo 2ieuteaaut
Stauton bon Ger 5. 6euaripribcn-
@ompagnie geloiht mnroe, nah0em
es cinen S6aOen Don $t5 gemn6t
botte.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

Tic Suttcr SOME @ine So. bon
California bat Sabre lang ms Den
0ottor R0Blcr ais @ertreter 9eian0t;
Oeniel6en lit Is Del Ieiner Siebens
piiroigteit un0 ais Gerf1ufer bod
feiner @aare g%elltngen, lid bier feIt-
3llieBen. Ger SEER 0oftor lit ). st.
ais @r1iioent ser @eieqidaft 81 be-
ihdftigt bier6er 5i tommen mo Oa-
Der ian0te sic @eieaidnft Serrn Geo
u. @~ernbarot nad bier. @enm ail9
0ieiem 6errn sic idmei5eriiAe SILL
tlriprodle nidt 10 geld1ifig lift, mie
Dem 0oftor, 10 lit er geraOe 70 gut
Gin @cintemer. Gerf1ufer uno Sent
leman pie iein GorgGnger.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
Gteaen-@eiud.

SInss Dmtf6e lu4t StsQt oIs aU6in
cher fir oausarbtit am l 5uIi. Man frass
an I'm SOurnaI.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
NfIeaeeIterM aeiMMt:

Sir elm Z MOnaie aItts Mdb6en psrbtn
pfIsessItsrn ssiudt. S~OurnaIuTirs gilt Aus-
Iunft.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

3n1le1l 2arcomb oon SIG o.
StraBe, 30, 10 SATIRE all, iiel
BON eiuein 9}eubau etpa so SUB tiei
uao perleBte iib ON aopf unO &or
per. Die &%erlebungen iino ieood)
nidbt e~rtiter G}atitr.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

9lrtbur 9. Ii. @pa Soffman | WldO.
Com. unO aatb. &ambad, | anabc-'
Sooesf1ae.
@alter Gerber 81 Sabre alt.
@nno gogoabn Az Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07
@erfanfsiteaen
Oes yg8ai6iugtun SOnrnul"-

Ses og8%ni6iuston SOnrnal"-
eSobn Qinoer, 633 @-StraBe, 9t.-@.
Sam 9(Ooms, 900 @.5traBe, G.-@.
s. 81. Bird, 2153 9a. 9lOe., &.-&.
@. Sirlb, SOB lite Str, &.-8.
American tobacco Co. 475 Benn+
Iplbanin 9GOenue, 9t.-&.
aleranOrin, ga.
S. 0Reece Cation 129 80 &oal ct
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

@lau6en madlt ielia,
@ier trinfen madt fr0blid,
1rum glaubet getteulib
limo trinfet &ierl
Gann ieto S6r froblih
lln0 ielig Del mir.
s.. 9riutmau-
Washington Journal., 1913-06-07

0b bonn Safer oOer Goblr. man
miro bel &isniers INNER fein bcOieni
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

State VS.. VIM. OBrien
11014 Rasmus Hage. Attor-
~aH. t5a nGy s Zee i.aaT. 3%r o.UV
= : tice fee s.25
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

Case Of Lem Smith. Insane
1Os29 Dr.. G. s. Wattam, ,ex-
aminers fee ..t.....$ $40
1911 Chronic Kalichko. wit v= 4
hess fee and mileage. 5.24
1892 John Amacher wit
ness fee and mileage. 5.64
11013 Dr.. Theodore Bratrud,
examiners fee ...i.. 80
Witness Tee ...s.'..,... 5.se
= ness fee 800. ..... 5.24l
..r .. Il, s 1926
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

Case of Anna Magnuson and Sop
Wetterstad, Insane
9169 DR.. W. S. Anderson,
examiners fee .....$ 10
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
BOARDING PRISONERS

.s, INSANITY CASES * {a
T., Case of G. Hoffman. Insane 5
9123 Anna Hoffman. Wit
ness fee and mileage.$ g.:
9l67 DR.. Theo: Bratrud, eX-
aminer's fees ....... 10ll
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

Case of Gustaf A. Anderson and Chris
tina johnson, Insane
a16S DR.. Theo. Bratrud ex-
aminer's fee .......$ 1876
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
Case of Gustaf Johnson, Insa

Case Of Ole Hanson, Insane
OH DR. Theo Bratrud ex-
aminer'S fee .......$ s.:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
COUNTY 5+r ROAD & BRIDGE FUND

it Receipts
Balance on hand Jan, l. 1925 2,s99.75
Tax Collection ..... 10,725.76
State Of Minnesota .......s.. 646.25
Reimbursement for cost Of
8 Bridges:
Village of Argyle $4,000
Town Of Wanger ~. $500
Town Of McCrea .... 10000
m Fund llI !. !. I. u. A. &. . ss.12
Appropriation cancelled So. 300. 90
DIR. Balance Dec. 81, 1912 1,201.1S
Total ..... ..s.. ..,..5.., l7.se7.os
Il Disbursements sSst s
Warrants issued 1912 NJ. ....$ 1881. SO
Refunded Taxes charged III
back G. 81. I. 1913
Total ... 5000 17.397.06
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
nd Jurors, Per Diem ana Mileage

(. GENERAL NOV, TERM. 1872
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

State VS.. Eugene Labine
1884 w. 0. Braggans, jus
1884 Carl G.. Olson, witness
1896 N. s. Hegnes. witness
1896 Anne Regimbal. wit
ness Y. ......... n iG
1897 Oscar Regimbal. wit
fs i ness ........s.. s8 a
1898 Joe Parent, witness &.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

State VS.. Gordon Hull and A. w. Olso
9511 w. O. Braggans. Jus
tice fees ........1...$ 34.s
1915 Rasmus Hage, 2 days
professional services 2o.t
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
ROAD AND BRIDGE

:. -. - - iN1S ~.
e Rsr@sn Thief Riv er'age n.ssa.so
Village Of Argyle. re-
pair OH north bridge
across M. River 54728
Town Of Wright. road
a and bridge appropria-
Town TOW 81 Of Moose river. river Soo.oo
road and bridge appro
Town Of v i,iili road hoo-0o
and and bridge appropria
Town Of Holt road 'V'0o
and bridge appropria-
Town Of Grand Plain: Plain. n0o'oo
road and bridge appro-
prfation ..3...r... .s... 10000
Town Of. Agdar. road
and bridge appropria-
Town Tow ii Cedar ar road n0o'o
and bridge appropria-
Town Of Moyian, road '
and bridge appropria
Town Of Il. War trenton, 0o'oo
road and bridge appro- ~
Town Of Como. . road '00''O
and bridge appropria-
Town Of West Valley. 'O''V
road and bridge appro
Town Of New Foidden. '00.0O
road and bridge appro
Town Of Lincoln, road l'0'VO
and bridge appropria-
Village Of Middle Riv- 100oo
err road and bridge
appropriation 10000
Town of McCrea road
and bridge appropria-
Town TOW or, Of cc ;i:ic;i 10000
road and bridge appro-
Town Of New soi.umi.. WV
road and bridge appro
Town of Hunttiy road WV
and bridge appropria
Village Of Aivarad c, i0''0O
road and bridge appro-
Tow NJ of Oak i:'' Park, ioooo
read and bridge appro-
Town Of sinnnottt.. road road '00'O'
and bridge appropria-
Town Of Alma, road '0'
and bridge appropria-
Town Of Nelson Park 'oooo
road and bridge appro-
Town s,l0o Of i;;;:'' Park, iS'oo
road oIs and bridge appro-
Town Of Bloonler, road A''''o
and bridge appropria-
Town Of Linis;eli, road WV
and bridge appropria-
Lundgren & Witten- $50
stem. culverts for State -
Road No. 10 4s7.4O
e. L. Stevens, publish
c CON nSa'er 70 orlaee SIS 81
Carl F. Adolpfson. u.
state Road ''e On 500
Gottfrid Erickson. par
Road No 10 ~ s.a.e s72.1s
Town Of New Maine.
priation on = iuse . app.o 10000
Town OF Foldahl, road
and bridge appropria-
ton :;:....... 10000
Town OF MARSH Grove
priation ....... 10000
= Bra it1sd MI
on letting contract for
bridge ........5.5..: 1890 y.
+ T. Brandstrom. -.
day committee on let
ing ting bridge contract
Gomstock and Boxvills 1890
carr +. AdolphSon.
DAY committee on let
ting bridge contract
towns of McCrea.
Comstock and Boxville $40
c. Wittensten l day
committee on letting
bridge CONTRACT towns
OF McCrea. Comstock
ana BOxVllle 1880. $40
Town Of New Solum,
road and bridge appro-
priat1on ............ 10000
Town of Thief Lake
road and bridge appro-
priation ........... 10000
road and bridge appro-
priation ...... 1000 81
Town OF Middle River:
road and bridge appro- s
priation ........ 1900
Gottfrid Erickson, fin
al payment OH con-
tract on State road . 5s0s4
c. L. Stevens, publish
ing notice to bridge
contractors 49,. 435
G. L, Stevens. publish
ing notice to bridge
contractors ......... 4.75
Carl F. Adolphson, 2
days committee work
and mileage 1000
c. Wittensten. / day
and mileage inspect
ing bridge .......... $50
l.. P. Brandstrom l
day and mileage in
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23
4e' CONTAGIOUS DISEASES r

1929 E. A. Silverness, / day
& with team disiufectinS "
the house of Emil
+, u Blomberg ..........$ 800
9937 City Of Warren .s...r.. 1857
10A96 City Of Warren 1..... $40
1G497 Town of Tamarac .... 1880
1884 Town Of New Solum.. LOO
5- 5 47.9,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
N APRIL FOOL JOKE.

Elizabeth and John had been think
ing for a long time Of "a way that they
could fool their older sister Viz
ginia, on the first day OF April, and at
last an idea came 10 Elizabeth, and
she told it to John. This was her
plan she would 20 to the phone, and
pretend that she was taking down Il
telegram from one Of Nirginias boy
friends
John vas delighted at her plan and
the first Of April couldn't come quick
enough for them. But a. last ii came,
and Elizabeth went 10 the phone about
o'clock in the evening and. Of
ing down message, and went with a
this telegram: Meet me on the i;&O
train this T. NJ Clarence"
II was very hard from them TO keep
from laughn;, every time thcy saw
virginia. but soon the horse and buggy
were brought To the door, ana Vir-
Gnia started for the depot.
When she returned the two children
ran out 10 meet her 10 sec how thcir
plan had worked. but when ihcy got
TO the buggy whom should they see
but ciarancc'
lie had come down with the intcu-
ton OF surprising Virginia. but he
I found that he had surprised Eliza
beth and John more, tor they were Ger
,amiy two April fooled children, and
never again did they ever try to fool
/ Virginia
CHARLOTTE COGlTILI. BtAI.
/ Box 63 r. Z. u. I, Tuustall Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
TUNING Tui2 TABLES.

HFin"y Spinner and lack sat IN their
. l"ht"on (Which was in thc loft OF The
hafli owned by SPIDERS rathcrD They
We're planning "s how they could fool
i''ttN Dawson. Who had moved into
t"eir town Ills real name was John
Jessie Dawson They finally agreed
on plan II was that they were to
get g large piano boz. stun II run Of
straw and 20 the bottom put a ginger
crhck"r Thcn thcS were TO ,,ltc if,
over q" Fattys home aud ta,,iu.. mo
tor on, run. They thcn went oui 10 n \
The boN. ON April fool' nigh, they
sot together i'm the barn ana rot nc
box They then started on hoir
Journey TO Fattys housc ToiIing ana
sweating thcT reached his house. In,
not before having Ia put II down scv-
srai tines and rest Thov nnaliv 20,
there, aud setting The box down. prc-
pared 10 ring the bell suddenly tie
straw moved. and out rolled John les
SIC Dawson Thc three sat staring "a,
aim. unable to speak
''Gce WhiH, No wonder i, was
heavy Spider finally brurtcd out
"Ap-hp-p-ril f.f-f- fool" stammered
Fatty, and slowly munchinp his gin.
ger cracker. walked into the house
BoSWtI NEWPORT
-'US-B l.. Broad street. city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
u,cu.up coE,n DE LEoN.

Richard T.. surnamcd Occur dc Leon,
or the Lionieartcd. was born in 1851,
at Woodstock
he became King of England III iiS9,
but only spent twenty-siX months in
that Kingdom.
Richard was 1t crusader. and so he
left Enpitnd about 1890 on voyage
10 The Holy Land. accompanied by
philip Of France and Leopold. Of AUS
t'ia.
Several incidents occurred in The
Holy Land which made Richard and
leopold uutual enemies. and the lat
ter becoming angry with Richard,
went back TO Austria.
Hichard being unsuccessful in the
place To return 10 his own country. but
iria lie disguised himself as a tenn
plar, bui was recognized and carried
IN chains TO Leopold.
lie was put in priaon. where he re-
maincd for many months. no ono
knowing whether he was dead or alive
Sut al la.t Inc was. round In this way
y knight, who had been with richard
during the crusade. hearing OF his
captivity. wandered through the cities
OF Germany looking for him. one day
he stood beneath the tower of Rich
ards prison. and sang song that nc
and the King had composed. when
he finished the nrst verse the King
Joined in the second. and 80 tho knight
FASTENED back To the Queen to tell
fher OF the discovery he had n,adc
Leopold offered TO release Richard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Bedford city Va. Ia
IRON.

Iron ore is vcry literally distribut-
ed over the earth. and with the OK
ccption of Australia every continent
has Il good supply.
The United States is the largest pro-
Queer Of iron ore.
1t is the most useful of all metals.
and has been known from the rcmotcst
times one OF the most useful pro-
ducts OF iron entering into the max
ing of Il home is nails.
Nails are made automatically
single machine making 500 nails per
minute. Their manufacture forms IL
very interesting study.
Brackets supporting balconies.
windows or upper PORTIONS of build
ing, are generally made OF iron, and
sometimes claboratcly designed aud
ornamcntcd. Many other items OF use
and ornament are supplied our homes
by this most useful metal
EDITH ALLEN.
2235 l-2 Vcnable Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

a DREAM.

OF course most of YOU at some time
Have INDUCED in that liquor called
beer.
And really drank more than your share.
Which sent you to bed feeling queer
The things that you saw while asleep.
Awake would have driven you in
had an attack OF that thing last week.
And what saw I'll try to explain.
Saw elephant packing his trunk.
And a blind man reading the news
Saw an ostrich call giraffe down,
And a horse wearing shoes
Saw tree break enc of it's limbs.
And a COW shed Texas steers.
Saw potatoes blind in one eye
And corn that was deaf in both cars.
Saw a river open it's mouth.
And wart on the face OF the earth
And a spade do a shovel dirt
Saw a quilt from the oceans ned.
AND salad that wasn't half dressed.
Saw a beer bottle break its own neck.
And q trunk with a pain i'm the
chest
Saw stale loaf of bread get fresh,
And II bucket that looked very pail.
Saw baboon with monkey
wrench
Manicuring a tenpcnny nail
Saw speaking tube trying TO
speak.
Saw clock pet slap on the face,
And "a watch with gloves on its
hands.
Saw man translate the wagon
tongue.
And IL lawyer without a son.
Saw a barber shaving a cake Of ice.
And a man beat an egg black and blue,
Saw a scar in the head Of tack,
And n pencil that had to be lead
Well, T. be hanged il LII Hung
Chang.
And then | fell out Of bed.
VIOLA SAUNDERS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
THE EASTER RABBIT.

once upon u time a mother hen was
seized by wicked fox, and could not
get back to her darling nest.
\ Kind rabbit was walking along "a
quiet woodland road. and saw nest
full Of eggs. She sat on it,
The next morning II was Easter
morning. and many little yellow
chickens came out Of the eggs. The
chickens thought that the rabbit was
their own mother. and cried for food.
The rabbit felt sorry. and went into
the forest to get some food for the
chickens.
She ran FOR something to eat for tie
chickens until they were old enough
TO take care of themselves
Ever since that the German children
and other folks are not without u
harc's Easter basket AS people give
us gifts and put IL in our stocking III
the same way how we get gifts in our
Easter basket.
That's how We get our I;astcr
LENA HERMAN
1885 s. Seventeenth 81. Richmond
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GLADNEss At EASTER TINE.

Ills Easter time. when Christ arose;
There's gladncss in the air.
We bring the lilies, white as snow.
An Easter Offering fair.
oh. lilies white, and pure and sweet.
We lay them at the Saviours feet
But sweetcr in the dear Lords eyes
Than flowers, however fair,
Are hearts all full of love for Him,
That serve Him everywhere.
OH may our hearts he pure and sweet
As now we lay them at his feet
Ring. happy bells Of Easter time.
The world is glad to hear your chime
Across wide fields Of melting snow
The winds OF summer softly blow
And birds and streams repeat The
chime OF Easter time.
Composed by
LOUISE EXE!.L,
EZcll Va.
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SILVER THREADS.

Life is fading fast away.
silver threads are on the brow:
Will YOU love me when I'm gray.
AS you love me now. my frau
Will YOU love me when I'm Old
And my tcmpcr's on the blink
And sit around and scold
Until drive the folks TO drink?
When | have the rheumatic.
And lumbago and repeat.
And the cuSs words fairly sizz
AS nurse my swollen feet;
When a crutch ! have TO use
Since my trilbys are so lame
That they will not fit my shoes.
Will you love me just the same?
When the govt infests my toes
And all vanished are my charms.
VIII YOU kiss me on the nose
Will YOU clasp me in your arms?
silver threads are in the gold.
Life will soon have run its lease.
Id be glad il were told that YOU
love
Will slil Increase when my hisi
ambitions fails.
And my hopes arc all unstrung,
And tell my tiresome tales OF til,
days when was young
When | sit around the shack makini
loud and dismal moan.
OF the stitches in my back and m!
aching collarbone.
When the asthma racks my chest so
cannot speak word.
Will YOU fold me 10 your breast.
Saying I'm your honey bird?
When I'm palsied. stiff and sore,
When I'm weary OF the game,
Tell me. . Jennie dear.
vii you love me just the same?
Composed by
Ethel. BRIE.L
Station Il. Bon -. City.
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roratio Alger Jr., an arthor VINO
lived among and for boys ana hi,'ls. e, !
remained "A boy in near, UNI,
~ 80 norm at Revere. Mass. January
-, 1884 u,as
He was "A son of a clergyman was
,r,duated at Harvard College in isoI.
and at it's divinity school IN lseo' any
vas pastor OF the Unitarian ohurc"'
IF brewster Mass, in lSt2-oo
In his later life lie was III
Lii cordial manners and whimsical
views OF things that amused all who
met him He died at Natick' Mass
July is, 1893
Composed by
ETHEL BRlEL.
station f.. BOX IL, City.
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.cruy. TRY AGAIN"

,,rt 10 win "A prize in the 7 u {. c''
~ wear it's badge every day.
Hut everything I've sent to the Ch'l-
drcn'S Page
Has gone MIR. Wastebaskets' way.
Though I'm disappointed, I'll keep 90
And ,ry to- win prize aions With the
ror it's a wise old maxim, I've often
seen,
IF at first you don't succeed Try Try
again
Composed by
JANICE +. LACY.
1914 Ii. Market ST, Chario,'csNiiic
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Wy I,os..

have n little dog Ills u;tmc is
Spot Ila is three years old. lie cries
IL go out without hii'i, as he does not
like to stay at home. lie triCs 10 fol-
low me TO school of morning Some
times I have to bring him back TWO or
three squares. II l am out aud mother
wants me TO come in. she tells Spot Ia
80 after me. lie comes and Jumps up
on nc. Then I know mother wants
me, and run home.
Composed by
FANNIE GRAY.
5io Fifth Ave, Highland, Park.