davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
Were ON samle Dioliner.
Gen ste 9luguit 1918,

Sea Ipite meO Spmerflombeo
hpoo "@n qommel 8iolinlptller ira
gombeas, g. 9af.. uplig ifreo | "To'
item" ON ganlle 8iollner, og BET er
life / ben Seniigt at iinoe Sell | bans
geretninger, ieg %ifrtuer, men Tor at
bioraQe liot til pore g%elpsntng AZ
Bette Gmne.
gioIinen bar set %eneitaoenoe peo
ia. at man insen 6orbeorlng bar
gllrnet opbriue / benS 9pgning |
benueO $50 aar. Gen iremitob / lin
tilipneIaoenoe Sulofommenbeo |
Slutniugcn al oct 17oe a~orbunore'
Sc; iuapel i. i'm emile, 1ratisie 6orm,
ion / 5oneiorraaO. Sngen Scribe
oring bar uGret milliq iioen Straot'
pariuS's Gage, ieIp / en- 5io iom
Dor, iom ioritaor pl~oenifabelig at
maaIe, peie og oisiefere / ale Het'
ninaer. Ser iouot man et Wenneife'
perf bpgget / iulofommen 6orltaael'
ie al % / SperensitemmeIie meo De
rua0enoe Iuturloue ior Spo1rem'
bringelie, og oct ira en- Siosaloer
iom life fienote nogen oioenItabelig
6orflaring al Spbens 6Pnomen.
g2aar De gamle 8iolinbpagerc for
Itob 40 p~rattiif Sci at opoage 0isie
Observation-Disclosures, maa ri lutte
at DC arbeioeoe iaapel meo Sopeo
iom meo SGnoer. 8laoitone trent
6olot peo Ell Anlebning. at oct baus
De fr9uet IiJeiaameget Semi % Sno.
iigt hos Ell Straoiuariils at bpgge
en- iulofommen giolin, iom hos Ell
&att of opiin0e Sampmalfinen.
Ren ligeiom 9ampmaifinens %,
iin6elie par grunoet paa andre
WGnos tf6ligere Grperimeuter /
iamme Retning, innleoes ogiaa meo
@ioIinens 'Spongelie'. Smeno Stra.
Siparius's girfe aniees for grunb.
lrgqenbe. err Set life oeitominore
SiliPlbet. at ban par en- 3iictpel al
bin tibli1ere itore 8%ioliubpgger. Ri.
folas glmati, % grmoebe i'm alInit
paa t~iSligere NGnOs iamleoe erfa.
ring.
en- gioIin, for at bli goo, mao
bpgges meb megen Smbu % Rsing.
tigheo. 5erit er Oct RuieriaIetS
gaIa. Genne unSerlise 5rpfasie err
en- Iongt mere inhuiflet Snoreming
cnS De ileite amer. Zen emo. ionI
irembringes al @mouing paa en-
giolinItreng / o. for Jig ielp er life
alene ipRo og mag men iortiener
fnapt at fables muiifnif. Nen unar
oenne iamne Strens ipPnoes oper
oenne bule 5rGfasie iom taloes Bio.
lin, iao ioritprfes og iorfIareS benne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
SDgninaer, iua Stc>et mn bIir bIanot

Spgninaer. iaa Steaet MI blir blanOt
De uafreite / Saliens 9prheo.
Gen t"ioligere Ger al "Salt0ria"
ser MI er inofisbt al SanitctSfor.
eniugen til 5eriebiem for Barn iru
Srpuobiem, bor al 8aoroen Siar
fiebt ct Stpffe Soro ret op for Srf.
&uGltm, bpor ban ifaI bpg8e Jig ct
Stem.
Crit @unoaIeu og Suitru baube
@ltlbbrpQup / CONNER. Gagen e.
ter bIep 8uI0brltoeu ing og maatte
ienOes til SnoberreoS SpgebuS for at
blipe opereret. Saaoiot ieg bar bort,
er bum MI / SeOring.
S9iad iaar bar enbel Spcuifer
is9t SommeropboIb peo Sell o. &i.
fan. Der bliper fIere % flere iii
bpert Iar, MI efteriom 1905 gaor
nter % mer / @lemiel. Set friife
Sieponb er rigtig Selieboo, p~oaItaor
Soeniferne, og bert bar De nof ret.
Oct er ct Iom mangler: en- Oriftig
Mono eQer apinoe meo liot aopital,
Der funOe inorette ct Sommerbotel
for 9aocgiGItGr. 9ette piIOe enbme.
re leoe Commensurate tremmen bio,
noar Ser fanoteS ct fomfortabelt %
life for Oprt Steo at DO pou; tbi iom
MI of tnOIogere itg poo 8oar0ene
og ielo beierge lin WaOlapning blir
Be fleite / &Gn9Oen lei al, tiGr 8olf
Der err beOre Dant, og iom &egel er
set finn ioooanne, ser refer.
SOog inotraf ct iergeligt 9eoSs
falO, ibet Warie Spenoe beoe pao
2epnn9er Spgebus, bporben bun par
reiit for at lmberfaite fig en- Opera.
ton, iom Dog life panot at iulbbpr-
beS, for 9eOen fom og hentet benoe
biem. ct t1ngt Cab for benOeS CANT
le Wooer, Ser enoru Ieper, ltgeiaa
for 6enbe8 Spifenoe, boorof TO &re-
bre / Imerifa % eler8 flere SlPGt.
hinge.
SunoeOugene off igaor ino meO
Sotifin oq pormt &eir. Otter CANT
mel TRADITION ifoI bet SEER bare /
flcre Tiger og oct fommer bel mco
&%eionnen, ioo Solt fan fua lit Sei
oelberget / Slts.
SjerteIig SiIien til oae ficnote
Stierbalinqer og Saf for Sreo, Sort
og SiIsninger.
S~tierooIen 24be SuIi 1913.
Srhanne @penen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02
fra Rtnoerife.

Get er mango @ar iiOen, at BET
bIep rent for IS / gloe og Snoiieer
iaa tioIig iom iaar, ioa 9amplfibSs
trafifen funbe begpnoe I. Ct. Iaoas
len aaerebe 5be Otai.
@n GeiienOe, Der fom fra &reoSs
berreo, fortalte, at ban ttnoer Den
ME Sci til SanbumiGter, naar man
ifal til HorefieIo, at bore letpinot og
bebageIig. Sm Ser END er libt len.
gere emo Sen gamle, Iaa er ben meget
at foretrpffe, ioet man blan6t andre
@ebageliebeoer ogioa fan ira flere
Sumter paa benne np0e uoitgten
oper oen pafre &rsberenfioro. Be
lpQaet al faIte @ipiter err omtrertt
Iom t~iOIigere baooe paa Sanoumip.
ter og Sotel SielObpil; men gonr
man oper 9orefielo, iaa merfer man
Itrar, of oct er forbi meo Den Itore
SuriIttrafif, t0et oen1e err goaet oper
til andre CRATER. 9orefielo forblts
Der Dog Tom tibligere set n9rmeIte og
biQigIte SpifieIosuhflugtiteo for So
pehItaoenS og 9rammens SnobD9'
gere. .
gromen pe0 Sen ~tefniife SsiIfole |
SarmItaot, Spiflano, er taget meo
beOIte aarafter al alf @gtl Berg,
Ssn al anl1t Berg % 6rue her |
Sunhpr. Gleftroinoenisr 9erq er ira
lite Oft. onint peO @piifolens eIeftro'
tcfniife SnititutS SeiipenoingS Itoes
Iin9 iom aSiiitent. Snoeopret1oe
Sommer tiener ban lin SGrneplt9t
Iom Refrut / Sngenterpaabnet paa
SpalSmoen.
sfoginipeftsr SoIem, Ser paa
@rl1no al @Ioer bar taget lin It1teo
/ StotenS SieneIte, err fra aIpi8te
SOFT flpttet berop til 2utOer, bpor
Ran hos Gnfefru Wartbe Berg bar
leiet 2oen @toge / Sooeobp9ntn9elt
paa @aarben Slette.
Stills SlIon, q. g., bar ct Sreo
anmobet mig ON / "9ecorah.E Soften"
al meobele, ON ieg bapOe flere Sp-
teonelIer fra Sogeo 8iel emo De, Je9
Ifrep ON i 8laDet for en- Sto Iioer1 an
oaoenbe 8ioalen og Stremsobpgoen.
Sea bar nof ira iamme Solo ct Ear
Sptegnelier til ON Rerioner og 6or-
boIoe pea &tngerife / SlOtioen; men
lea bar life taget Dem inc / min aors
re~iponoance, 90 ieg ontog Dem be-
fienot. Seq meOOeler Der en- al Dem,
ifalO Sr. 8ebaftsren ipneS, at oen
Dor fomme meo. 9ette er altIaa ira
Soaeo gSiel / 1743: "Ringerife err
fal6t iaa efter Song &tng, Song
gtors Senneisn. Sole bar / gantIe
Gage ppret ct 8apellani UNDER gtor'
breboug Noroerbop nit). 17oe Warts
1915 ble1 Sole eget ErPItegielo Dog
life meo fulbe Snot9gter. Sogne'
preiten / Rororeboug banoe for bet
ierIte en- Ii6en Del al biSie. Zen
minbite airfefloffe / gsnsnes 8aue'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02

at De Pgte og uforoPrueoe Straoipa-
riils 8ioliner alene finoes enten paa
Wuicerne eQer / S9n6erne paa isr.
ite9iangs aunitnere. Wenigmono
Goa meo oisie regrer ieg meb Den
belle Sfore al alminoelige 8iolin.
ipilere) bar iaa omtrent alorig ieet
eler bort nogen al oisle Tioliucr
UNDER andre Smit9nbigheoer. Der
berlfer Den ltsrite llpioenbeb, enooa
bIauot elers peIoplpite Solf, paa
bette 8ebet. Haar oct gi9Ioer Bio.
liner, iaa fisber Tublifum BELT
Sfrob, o. blir narret meo trpfte
SeoIer al itore Siolinmageres
Rapn. ser f~Iiitres uoenpibere moi
bpilferiombelit Ssrfiif al en- 8ioIin.
Ter er obiolit ingeniombelit 8aron.
ii Tor 9Ggtbeb | oiSie Se6ler, cnter
De finoeS | en- m eller anmmel Bio.
lin. Gnteu mar mn fis6er Ell gam.
mel eaer mn Tiolin. iaa maa mar /
pore Sdge lPege til ret mango Een-
&c for ct Snitrument, iom err poaIi.
beligt OF life iulbt al Wiislpo %
llmuligbeoer. Get Ipnes uiorfIar.
liat naar man Ter at Here Sinbrebe
Collars ubbetales uoen Brut, naar
Oct giGloer ct Eiano iii 7atteren,
mems naor en- Biolin ifal fisbes iii
Ssnnen, iaa er en- til ii Collars goo
NOT, - goo NOT at lore paa, tror
man. Saftum er ofteit. at bens Wi,,
iif(2) minoer ON aatternes affeoas
Ell apGlo ON gauren, % at Den Dor.
oenoe Spiqemano, iom irembringer
0enne emo, % tror iig ielu Ifplbig.
mart blir ~tpiIraa6ia OF ifamfulo
opgiper alt oibere Sorisg paa Rus
lifers Smraa6e.
Der iabriferes meaet sooe me
8ioliner | Dor Sio, bouhe / amerifa
og europa. gu gioItn err life 1oo
netop ioroi oen err gammel. Zen
blir alorig goo iialo oen life err bug.
act eiter rette Eriuciper. Se gooe
gnnlIe 9ioliner, enbog oi 81 minore
betienbte Sabrifouter, itaar MI / iod
hgi Eris, ar inqen uoen RigmPn0
bar ltofonme Ill at tisbe al oent.
Triien bar iteget fabelaJtigt Sc ie.
mere Aar. Sea eriuorer at 4lerars
Der guQ iortnItc Inn flere Iar
iioeu), al ban bar buot $4,000 FOR
Ben Soiep6 8uarnerius, bel Sent.
giolin ban ipileoe. og iom han Bat.
Sc facet al i'm iSar. Sette err Ell i9r.
ite HangS Snitrument. OF / Gle
Bulls beoite Gage par Oct meo oenne
gioIin ban panSt line itore Setre
iom armitner. 9ette SnItrrment
piloe MI Iiffert bringe set oobbelte
9elsb. : 5or6iaaaeuoe uil ieg her
upuue at ser err itor NeningSiurifiel
ON enten Straoiuarius eller Guar,
neriu5 (oel Sem SnItrumenter err
De met iltlofomne. Ole Bull Iattc
lin @uarreriu$ og lin 8aspur Be
SuIo Cbegge Gremouenier) ooer
StraOi1ariuS. : line "Tioltr9toteS"
Tiger ban ianlebeS (ber ooerIat fra
Gnaelit) ON Soreu / Straoiparnls'S
@ioliner: "Sfisut merfoRroigt iepu
OF iulSig. err Sen blanbet mes en-
cienoommelig RRielpo. III oeunc
@rltnb, enoifisnt ieg | min Sio har
eiet Here fne @remplarer bar
ieq alSriq ipilet poa Dem oiientlig".
Gaganini's Tiolin. NIL beroenbe FOR
ale Sioer ! ct I,ie,m / bans Ss6e-
On / Sstnlien. err osiaa en- Soiepb
@uarnerils bel Seiu. Straoiua-
rius' gioliner har BOG Reforoen for
hete Triier. Zen 6ersnrte aeiler-
Strabiparius. MI / Saoooef's Sam-
ling / England, THAR | Ell Eris az
$4,000. Ga ior omtrent et War
iiSen bleu oet berettet at San anbe.
lit betalte $4,000 ior Sen Straoi.
parius ban MI bruser | fine aon.
certer.
Breckenridge. Minu., Aug. 20.
1918.
SaIpor2. SbirIep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-02

Dc omperot fig. 90 ba enaelen bap.
De pitt benSe oft bette, fsrte ban ben.
De tilbage og poalo9be benoe of iors
fpnbe, bono bun hapoe lcct % prpoi.
fe SmpenbelIe. SeuoeS 2iu iormet
ia anoerleoes ira oen Sib. Sun
illgte gnaeIens 9eiaIius og bespno.
re at iorfpnoe SUBS Orb isrit for fine
nPrmeite, iaa for andre Spsbefolf
% enbclig for ale, bun paa fine Ret
icr iamlet omfriug liz. aabcrboreI.
ierne gientog ii9 oite ior al De BAN
tro ituloe tro, Iagoc bun ielu. Eroolt
@erner Vrelt / Hrs og 5laa) ABBA.
reoe henbe moo at prGfe, oa ban tro.
ebe, set bar Ell Spgbom. Sun ina.
reoe, at bun bapbe @ubS @cialin8
og at bun maatte aolpbe Ono mere
eno Meuncifer. Sln retlte iiocn
ON boaoe / Salingoal o. uoooer poa
Sletbpgberne % operalt pattes mt
friitelig Sio. Sun giiteoe iia meN
Glen Ssuitebp og flutteoe meb ham
til 8ro. Gibal / SigoaI. Sgiaa Der
pcobIeo bun Ell lang Sio iom Erpoi'
FAINT. ScnbcS Monh osbe ira benoe
clter iaa Iar5 Sorleb.
Seq par ogiaa tiIItcoe pco Ell %
bnggeI'e, bun bolbt paa min Habc'
oaaro SunoeSgaarO o. huor Gottor
Shiena ogiao par tilitene, oa bun
iaIot bort. Ioftorcu troeoe, oct bar
noaet paatagct aomcoieipil uteo Scr'
ne 9%prtfalneu. Mtcu citerat at bapc
lnNerie0t bcnoe / oenne 5ilitano,
lnlffet benoeS &rop meo Ifarpe Su.
itrumcntcr o. /. h., maattc ban err
fienoe, at oct par life paataget.
Eropit 9ruu bar oaiaa tiliteoe PEG
iamme SciIi9beo og p~aabsrte benoeS
Spbpqgclie. San ia9oe bdgetter:
Lao benoe bare tale o9 boloe Sp'
bpggelier, set er aoot og rigtlg ali
bun tiger. Sum leuebe Iom Gnte |
mange Mar ct ercmplariif Giu % bar
aotet oq afbolbt al ale.
Gn ira S~rsoSberreo / lin Sio I'll
Imerifa uopanbret aoinoe TIM en'
fe) ifriper til mig, at bun glerne
"OecorabsT oitcn" piloe faa ie ell VII
ifrift al Den 8rapifriit, iom finocS
poa Mulmrumnter, Der bpffer oper
Ole Slepiaers 8rap peb Slnoer Stir
fc. Sea bar for mango aar Iloen
/ "TecorabiE oiten" mcobelt Ell NJ
ifriit al Den pafre @raultrift tilige'
meh en- lioen Refrolog ooer Den be-
rsmte @onoemanb. Oct Ter % lite
ooot no, OF ieg igien opripper Oct
famine. Til bcrimoo Sr. Heoatts'
rem ieie 8ebfomenbe oeri, Ifol leg
meo Sornsielie meboele Oct lille le9
peo ON ben merfelige gonoemano,
ser peb SeIuinloium Dor bit en- al
GuropoS itsrite Mtatemattfere, Tor
lloen at ban par ct tort Sprog9elll
III. III. .
Woren Sluua Sual, Gleieoatter ar
aibsoe Claus Sprben og i1elGe Den,
mes o. SuitruS Seitamente @ter az
@aarben Sperpen / Roroerbco Iamt
pproifuloe Gieuoomme | NoSum er
aft meo Sfogeier Ole $. Waagaaro
ira Sen / aaoaleu. @oagoaro er Ieln
en- iormucnoe Wono % al Ell me9et
aatet og mieet Samtlie.
Ssaplingen bar iIaact goot til oper
belle Hingerife og meb Snobs'tnln9en
bar oct osiaa aooet bra, iaa baaoe
meqet % peIbiereet so er tomnret
i Sug. 9(fer (&ornet), SurntpS %
9oteter loper goot.
Siliencr ira
q. Z. Sppe9aaro.
O., S4o Muo,tIt tO12
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. L. s.. Land
Ofiir" ut Males CITY, Montana.
December ~. 1912.
Nctir" - hereby given that David II.
Ew,it, of SYKES, Montana. who on April II.
1911. mrdc Homestead Entry No. Ol2l28, for
Sk NFH, SWM SEh. SEA NWA. Sec. lat.
tention to make three-year proof. to es-
tabIish claim to the land above described.
before Robert F. Ridg way. L. $. Commits
SiOner. 1T RidRway. Montana. ON the LIST
day Of February. 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
mathew H.. Foster. OF Rid9way. Montana
Felix Carroll. William r. kcltner. John l..
Hepburn. all Of Sykes, Montana.
Act OF June 81. 1910
A. kITCHER. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. Berger was in town to
day fro m the Hunter ranch on
Little Beaver Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lambert were in
town the fore part of the week
from their ranch on Lame Jones
On business.
Norman Black and Hugh Me-
kinsey were in town the fore
part of the week from Milk
Creek visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simpson
were WISH tors in town the fore
part Of the week from his ranch
on Spring Creek.
l. O. Williams was a business
caller in town yesterday from
Box Elder creek.
John DAILY has been sick at the
Custer House the past week, but
is able to be around again.
We are a little late this week
with this issue of the Eagle
on account of the foreman being
sick with the LaGrippe.
Geo. Conger moved his family
to town this week.
Roy Lakey came in town We'd
nesday from the Robert Yokley
ranch to take in the sights for a
few days.
Mrs. R. Law left last week
for Wyoming to visit with her
sister whom she had not seen for
about eleven years.
WI. Maxwell has been in town
from his ranch on O'Fallon the
past week visiting with his fami
~.
For Sale-45 head OF horses.
Well mixed bunch, broke and
unbroke. Will sell one or all.
Enquire at this Office.
Taken Up-One white face
cow branded : on right ribs
Has under slope is right ear.
Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying for this
ad. w. F. Harrington, Sykes,
Montana.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03
Notice For publication.

Prepayment Of the Interior. U. g. Land
Ofic", Mixes CITY, Mont.
December 81. 1912.
Motto. r. hereby given that Clement a.
r. nan, OF Tee Dee. Montana, who on March
~, 1911, mndo Homestead Entry No. Oll728.
MIA. M Wa. sec. 10. T. 4 N. r. SO f., M. p.
NJ. has f1lcd notice OF intention to make
l!va ycHr proof to establish claim to the
Ian. htrovr describcd, before Leon C.Haycs.
e. =. Go mln:ssioner. at Ismay, Montana on
the ST.. HhSof February. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Albert Roberts. william Fulton of Ismny
Montana T.mmet Jordon. of knOltOn. Mon
tam. Charles Mirenu. of Tee Dee, MontanU.
A. klkCHER. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03
Notice For Publication.

Department Of the Interior. l.. S. Land
Office. Miles City, Mont.
December Iii, 1912.
Notice is hereby that Harvey H. Crosby.
Of Mizpnh. Montana, who on December y.
1909, made homestead entry no.. MS5A, for
Lots y. ~. Z, sec. . T..4 NJ, Il. 81 e. NJ. =. NJ.
has ficd'notic" OF Intention to make final
three . year proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Register
T. Receiver. L. $. Ian Office, ut Miles City.
Montana on the 3Oth day Of January. 1919.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
+. W. Mckenzie. &. E. Kemp. r.. G. Brown,
Max krell, all OF Mlxpah. Montana.
4. klRCIIT:K. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03
SCHOOL NOTES..

The following pupils are alb
sent from school on account of
Sickness Airline Gard Leila Speel-
mar, Virginia Baird, Esther
Stuart, Helen Finlayson, Leila
Hall, Stevie Holt. Martha Burger
Geo Stuart, Almond Hall, Milfort
Holt, and Jay Richards.
Iom Mahnkins, Lula Mahnkens
Gay Pyles and Donald Pyles have
not returned from their Xmas
vacation.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-01-03

Henry S. Newbary made final
three-ycar proof before Commits
sionir Dworshak to-day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-19
Work of Childish Brains.

Childish brains work well ana
quickly, but sometimes the difference
between the juvenile and adult view
points result in strange conclusions
and amusing remarks. The recently
published dairy of an innocent Amer.
lean child of 60 years ago records
sundry answers and expressions quite
natural to the little maker but newt
ably humorous to her elders. Once.
for instance, small Anna was asked:
Where does the sun rise and set?"
Now, Anna, like all her classmates,
had learned the proper least and
west" reply, but her rejoinder was
couched in the terms of her daily OBJ
servation.
TT rises over by General Changers
house and sets behind the Methodist
church"
The same child, hearing that day
of prayer and fasting" had been ap-
pointed, naively inquired 'if 1t meant
to eat as fast as you can"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-05-19
FIRST COLONISTS
HAD FEW LUXURIES

w9 ARLY Yankees brought over
scant supplies Of household fur
nishings. They came in small
ships, wdhich provided scarcely
enough room for themselves, their pro-
visions. clothing, ammunition and 9TH
er absolute necessities Of life. Fortu-
nately, says the Boston Globe, they
found in the new country number Oh
things which served them well in ev-
eryday housekeeping.
The first settlers of Plymouth built
rude huts for their first homes. The
people who came over with Winthrop
in June, 1880, either built huts with
bark and branches of trees or erected
tents of cloth till they could provide
themselves with better shelter" SO
Hawthorne relates. Some settlers dug
little caves in the hillsides and rooted
them over with branches CT trees.
| MANY settlers made log cabins, but
they lacked tools for furniture max
ing.
The kitchen was the chief room IN
these early homes. 1t served as a
place for cooking, eating, sleeping and
was often used as a workshop. The
fireplace was one of the important fur
nishings of the kitchen. Stoves were
unknown. First fireplaces were Of
green logs covered with clay, ano
fresh roots weer used for andiron ma
king. jerks established his iror
works in Saugus in 1643 and made
kitchen ware of iron. Meats were
roasted on a spit Of green wood o.
were hung in the fire from green hick
DRY switches.
Furnishings Of Early Kitchens.
Early settlers commonly ate thei
meals in the kitchen, as did New Eng
landers for several generations. Som
settlers brought tables with then
from England. Others made tables o
, boards from packing cases coming Il
= from England.
Food was served on wooden trays
Trenches, or wooden trays, were use
even at Harvard college. Croker
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KILLED BABY IN HER SLEEP
scientists Puzzled Over Strange
Tragedy Recently Reported
From Trieste.

A tragedy which occurred at Trieste
recently is attracting wide attention
on the part OF medical scientists ana
the general public. The case Is one
in which a mother during sleep muir
dered her infant child with a razor.
The woman, who has been almost de-
mented since the terrible occurrence.
is at present being held at the dis
posal of the judicial authorities until
the medical experts shall have been
able to give an opinion on the anair-
The woman is the wife Of Corfiote
named Belelli, and when, after six
years of married life. child was
born to the couple, in September last,
their dearest wish was realized.
Father and mother alike appear to
have worshipped the little one.
On the night OF the tragedy, the
woman. speaking in her sleep, said to
her husband. THE child is ILL., The
man, although aware that his wife
was not awake got out of bed and
looked at the baby 1t was lying
quietly, and no fear was aroused In
his mind. but he called his sister-in-
law and told her what had happened.
AS soon as she took the child In her
arms she saw. that 1t was dead, The
mother was then aroused, and as she
rose in bed her husband saw that she
had a razor in her hand. She had
reached out during dream and taken
the razor from a chest near the bed
and with 1t had cut the child's throat
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"What did you open that door forT
he asked.
YOU'RE mistaken
az saw you when you started to
shut it. You signaled to somebody.
Then you're not friend, Ell? You're
detective? You calle in here to
get everything you could out of me,
did you? Well, you've done 1t, but
you're not going to
Again he rushed forward, but this
time there was something beside me
to receive him. 1t was the hulklng
form of Tom Malloy, whose great
arms outstretched and crushed the
maniacal man before me as though he
was a small boy.
"'What's the matter with tn boob?'
Tom asked as we called the wagon.
| told him.
"'But keep me under your hat
begged. I'm only a candy saleslady
you know, Tom, and right now need
my job
"'Sure, and he walked right W
to me in the street and confessed, he
did, grinned Tom. I'll search tn
gents room and find out few things
about him before talk to the captain
I'll book him for investigation unit
then. All, Tommy's tn wise boy
"And sure enough he was" added
Miss Clement as she finished he
story. HE got into the mans room
found out his address. went out to thu
house, discovered the body in thu
basement, with the throat cut from
ear to ear, and then made his report
And l, well, l went back to work tn
next morning and told the boss wha
. terrible time had been having wit
headaches. It's mighty bad thing t
! have the detective instinct whe
you're selling candy"
Lexington avenue" shouted the
. guard. Madison the next stop. Watc
your step, everybodie-e-e-e, watch you
Z step!"
New man on the job" unused Mis-
Clement as we left the train. H
r talks too plain for an old-timer."
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In prehlstorlc paYs.

nford, in Essex, England. is famous
in the annals of geological research,
discoveries there giving an idea of the
dangerous state of the Thames valley
at an early date in its history. The
elephant, the rhinoceros and the bear
roamed wild and the prehistoric tray-
eler who lodged them still ran the
risk of encountering the tiger or the
bison. The number Of teeth discoy-
cred at Ilford shows the elephant to
have been particularly common.
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following property: "a cart and YOKE
an ak, two wedges, load of hay, one
cradle, three pounds of powder, TWEEN
ty pounds of shot, box, a chest ana
other timber. three pairs OF sheets,
two pillow coverings, feather pea
and bolster, four and one-half YARDS
of cloth, a rug, and blanket, six nap
kins and tablecloth, a bedstead'
chair, a table and two stools, hang
ing candlestick, a copper kettle. tuD'
spit and frying pan, a piece OF iron'
an iron kettle, a brass pot, a gridiron.
trays and dishes, an iron posnet, a
chest, some books and dial case.
Simplifed housekeeping was neces-
sarily practiced in early colonial
| times.
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The Cause,

Judging from the accounts from
the Congo and South America, rub
Der must be very bad sort OF busi-
ness in its moral effects on traders
perhaps it is because naturally 1t
tends to make their consciences elias
tic"
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ARLY Yankees brought over
scant supplies Of household fur
n nishings. They came in small
s1-so sbips. wdhich provided scarcely