davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-13

SOC fast-colored table renfrey
now 35c per yard.
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-13

Eugene NJ. Whitaker. REGISTER.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
Ter, eriei ejbes Uaters am ieims
aimeer saia hi. ciferiefte.

Tas id,6ne Cierieh, luornui abr
Gnd. liebe ainoer. 10 lauae aereui
bait. NJ heranaefOmmen. 6s 1T BIZ
lig unb tett bah mir uns an bieiem
b0ben aefie peun auh MIR brieilitl.
unterhaiten. - 8rp6e areube bat es
uns bcrettet. ba6 Or uniern lerien
Srisf 10 nuimer.inn aeleien unb su
Sersen arhummen hebt. Sun alien
Seiten lieieu Tnniesbricfe elm. ,uus
rim man uns iiir uriere Gorge nno
Mute bnntte, suale,ti nit benz Ser-
ipred)en, nus burdl irommen 2ebens-
tranoel uniete liebe ~ uergelten.
Tls ma: Der bette Setpeis. bns Sbr
uniere Rlnime unb Geiinhuneen
rctlt ueritnuben ilnbt. sSenn mir nur
lpiiien. saB .(hr nlle phre ausnnhme
xhi irpup,, uro brnu ielb unb ein
tlrii,lid]es geLfu fiihrt. oaun f1nnen
pr bpi,cu. bah mir i'm S>inupel teiuia
;uinmmeu fu6 in uunusIprehiiher
ncrrIidlieit. -Gs iii.' 10 idiricb uus
iennnb. ~alS Oh uuier %ater IN
sfc'tphnlin immcrfrrt hinier urs
i!dnbc uno ms dui Sdlriit uno 1ri,t
bcohodl;cte. pb 'pir dud rumm 'uns
Ken" Sin onbcrer i,huibt; -Slicr
uno Nlu,tvr fub tot. abe, idl 'nbIe
MIDI nidlt pcrlaiicu. bcuu In sSeii
pbnIin idllaat nod Gin Tntcrberi inr
mit.- "a. 10 III eS lIrbe Aiubcr.
DIR Dlri; ms allies ilnatn; mir Wci'
len cudl mdlt nb, WnndcS Cp'tr
an ,Ieii unb Reiunoheit brinarn mir
ilr 6udl, nm Gud nlIe alhtlii, ~
ieben icin Saa pcrncht Ut Dent mir
nidlt inr GUtI bcteu uub oldI Cure
Aulieaen Giutt cupirhIen. NIIn
nliikt Chr ntcr nutb onnttnr ieih uno
bcshn rett irpnm b,ciben. nudl
n.le @eiaIlrcn meiben. bonn ~luer
bic @e'nhr liebt. nctt oariu III
CSrunoc," Elm Qptti9eidlIihte Scbcn
iiihrcu. Chr i1lreibt ms, on6 Chr
burd) uuicr @,dttten 10 aIldlld1 acs
rprocu iuarct; nun. ilbet 'uahrc
Nnd,isnlicbc. irocm CIR mlallhi
piclc pcrnnldbt. ooS WldtttIer su Ie,
len. bomit 0ieie aid 10 a!ididl wer.
p,u. mic Chr iCib I,u0 nn'nnacn. ei.
rcu crbnulidleu NebculunnhcI III
iithrcu. - Sp,!;c nbcr lc cine Serlu.
DUNG an Gudl hcrcutrctcn. acidbr,
uu.lc @clcacutcitcu uui;uiutcr.
hnuu Scu,ct nu tnS &criprerhcu bns
,,hr unt aemoti hnbt. tmmcr rctlt
trap III leiu. Ticicr @toiric. ucr
buuhcu mi, lSehct. uW0 Gndl Arnlt
hrinntn. Il. ,lhr werht, bp,tlliu ulht
achcn. mp >'hr ridts ocyiprcn hnb,
Nllp SSrrt haltcn' ,T>cu Mureeu
icnheu mir Gud) uuicru SrnCn. hn
nit ,ibr nidIt rmtcrlicau M Aaupic
ec1cn olIcs &ole. pr,icnilit btlct
,Shr audi nIIc gage iur nir. enN Der
htilioC @eii, uuN crICudtrn NIB iiir
! ten Wullc.
Nun lcbrt mrhl' s3ir itclIcu SUD
inter htn 2d,up upr ,ic'aS mo AIa'
ria uno 1ricpt. tsri: W'uh.tn'
&chcu @rLG
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20

&ir'li d bchcritacuSiucrth,
sSortt imh bic ipiaeneru Sct IN rna
liiher Srndle er'dIrlncne,h Scl
?lprt Spumol
.sscnn SIC tihr ilcmh Svtnthe
Tcntidl. ltdIisuiidl. 3pnniiol. Sol
,id. pbcr irlcub cine aneSrc iprt
thrn.. 10 lctrrn Sic cic't Sp,ahc
,Itre ainbcr. Tie fiieutIidtn : hu
lea wsrpeu nc Nj naiiiff Spradr
Ichren. 2d ttuHeh lie I'm ;auer
Alter rtnr @ahe bic Srtntr lcaur
prltt Sit dis aiRc etI,tnicn. unt
cine ifrmrt Sprsht IN bti rsr 9r
,ithuna tineS amNt tist arptr
4pitoii, S',e .ttui'dSn rrvt anNc,
N I'M AHf,dust Ncttrrfxf ute,u
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unntcu srsaaieEn. nm in, sirA
meuialcrf .im drtisuei'ta. SstntC
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lchuu. %tr'crmtr ~ bris NC
leacuhci, rita rrs tcFduttr sis DDS
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ica. i?trh,r uT'6 r'hcbeu ttheu.ri
>ni Timer t,,S lnre Ssct TN We
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meIdlr saet;1H III 'd.r''C- t.tlA,
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cu. WnAf shr nc fsSiiia nu.rrAFAn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
Gbarftsita9.

ecu se'os"' Sss' WI" @"9"""RS'
g. ~. .op s,,s,.s,,. t,,.t,..,,s
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srIn abr &.Ailnbln,

ssenn Nskmct enc Shadltrl Tr.
ainu Z sltiv Siic Ellis nthmt ic
rranIht uS tiicr &c bcn pi:N 'tinell
dlmtnbrn, gle wcrb.H biz ecbsr
trdl.inru cub Sfgrpon.ina ucrtc'fcrn
unn Der sAarm WIN alien ei'len
br'triru Str wgrttt rndl otrt's bic
,seiuabbei. ,wjestra,bea. es''t bel
ab,iap d nuttusper. ssrliphclia.
%rhaneu 4 stfttmeutr. apii, iino
g " ehcn a eens 7nhina Go
si. 1famnt nft p. eliinbeft.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
Uhttmotgtn

1gndl nu;. modl ogi. :pc: ,tllaieu
mda,
Gum lttIocuyeiden Ciisg.na
ssndj du' nod an. ME 1c'G2
6hyiii
Som G3tat, an'ti!qntcu +,
$ddI dti :u,ia oni'
,lhn arilbcn s9itic.. 6,uy m0 3In,
Tic mu;;;cru &tfe, nl,;i'mo,
Cant .laibttn0 t.'vit Ger tIott T0a
llnb rui, Die V'nmtu nilc uOd
ssndl! nui ,gjd. nui.
(it SuAry lc'at oul outnuym ttm
Rnd, bun'.ct s5inictundlt cm.ur
!lnb idlcini is,6u;int n p5llcr *,rdli
Nod, iynucrpplr. lrocNnrd,.
Ssnd. on. 'aa.H. cn'
Wad,t oai. roo.1l lu' yer o,a he,
Sell.
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Ter Ortr im S,nri uuo NtgyIidl'I,.
srhdl. dli luodl cu'
go lit olip etndret .c>.. 0 <rO:
l@cr ieui,c. podl in Nompi ,n0 .tr:h
Ter 1ro nu6 SuIc ubcs'ua2s.
III up,rry z,ise, Ea'cl: al
|ndi, an uah, Sai.
e.. e.
4adi; aui bic 7a5uc Hat..i rr0..
1ir ljue up,da ;um Si,,ai pt.t.
Ss1rnN mi. Srbri ,U'nI Ghriii
~ urcr Ncit ntlN .'tcttcr il
&nfi na' ',S'l. Elii
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
WbamberIaiu'r tapletcn fir Ger
itppiuua.

'scorn &cri'0pluu1 in( Chamber,
lntu : labIcctn nuSacicisuti Ycitlt
~ nchmcr uno milM III bT @irira
%cr'utt lie &criiu'i tri alien
s0noIrr.
Sru:cicr Glmru,h Md
ciim autt sSinictlcOcr f. Sicr
pcr st'ina u 20 Gcuit, ~ bnbcu
bCi u. Y yucbbcu uuo Spbp Y,
SdlcppcrS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
Vu bssfaH'sh,

i1r :,3cr Npl,lanS, 3. u. II.
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1r,uhitlp Il. Segde, 70. 9iss! cine
havg gGile Wrilttd aru arSIttpnn,
lis'S, ltaNt hHtplih ot; Sot Avlaut
Sahn. ,Yfb'neurnei, n,;@.smhar
&adlt mig tty annrbp!.
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f.Ui fu1cr.ru S,bF.
St. ypuis. Gp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20

@aus abasieben eun dpeenblIdii.
dieu ipesieIlen sieiultateu III ben Der
ihiebenen Stnaten lam Ser ieet I'M
dortid,relteu teiinblid,e, Areus,ua
ilr quite GtraBeg zine quite ssirtuna
iaum rcrietisa. Sci bsr Ilnn nui
welfen man iidi fur bic .HutlffTf ei
riat luelher or rufle bic NeinHns
i'm Allnsmeinen nciat iih ieH Der
aniidt sn bos in Der Serannaenheit
bis iest mehr mie senisenbe nuBlUie
Seriuhe uno spieaeliedlr ereien iintt-
seiunben ha5en unb bnB bahsr bon
iett On trditiee aho Dereinte Yin.
iirenannaen upttliusnbia limb, 2ieic
anitrenaunaen m6aen il, perftlieoe'
ner iurm iidti iinben, aber Die We
rihte' 'aus beinnhe einem reSeu Stnat
in Der Getrribe 3ors seiaeH baf oas
Sult ouieemntt IN ;ur ruIlen Gr.
ienutnib Der 1hat'ode. rab cAelo.
risl piehr nls pie @ricar uno Guts
itlofienbtit, pie. mehr ale Tie Spn
peniipneu. npth:r enOia iino um bas
SeitaIter Der auteu. rcrnoncntcn
gonbl:rnbsn ~ ueriuirtltdlCr. ,uUroui
mir ollie idlpn 10 lnuae aebpii, lmo
aewnrtct haben.
Cine: 0cr crircuIjdlicn bernrtiacu
Seridiie ,pmnl, .uUu Miiipnri. mel
der oorin ciniA III. bah III oemieI
ben Gidl, o,Icin BIC 8lnn,c ciner
Will AuiInRe inr cine Stcmer Ihr
Stnn,s' 1trnBcn. loWic bic GrIma
una uon llnterit1tuna vcr letter Der
Suuoesreeielina eiuac'nat N ION
bern ierDcr audl cine Gldn'c III @nns
item oes lluterridl, im Sttnkenbaa i'll
uH'crru ulieEtlifen SdIuler
s4ir halSn hier cine atbeit iir
wtI,tc nIIidhriid uicle Miliicatn
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trpeoem III bic llnriIicEhcit ocI
Tubli,ums. mir $c;ua aui bernrtiee
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pcrth.
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&pltcs ~ crpcrten Strnstubnue:u
nusacbiIoct mcrocn. nbcr bic better
eriulGc in o,e'sr Rtdltunl ittirrr
nur oam criielt !unoGr. pcm enl
%0lt iclbh nit bcu Gurnomcatnl-
Sir;clnkiteu gutter Snroiirnnru tc
innm un6 Vcrtrnut III uub ,n'ulGc
ociicu RcuiIacnoc eutcliltri belipt,
nm ;plldlcr dutcr. ;luedcnti9rc'
dhcnoeE Elaucu uno &urjtIdecn mo
imIihcn lnmtuG uorr adt Sdlnin
bel ur;Critlclo,E IL tpuucr.
2cr SnInua ctncs oercyi,0er llu
tcultl's bri ben Sdu!cyr III Der
Sllulc III nurdlou, uidt III irnh.
%trmiticlf ocr Gamrcduc brr 'pac
uona'cr .NppS 9lr,o .tnluS". Wcl,
tc nm rcrit icotucr Giicurntreu
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au,t Gt'u,.c.t ,riitlt mprecu rbcr
oir GuundNcuca. Wtldr uou c't'cm
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Nni'tlN piCl better vcriinubeg uNo
onhcr Gut,l NIT uitl 0rpIcvcm Gr'rlG
lVraEiit, nnacivcnnCt hnlTu, Wrun IN
l,rtn lnuatrtu Tndcu Der c!tucuidyc
Nrlloiciu ticrin GclcRt iuprocn lunic.
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irrilitl tciur StrolNu Mucu. rhtr
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ntincn. cne,ndl acitrotr, H"r uni
oic Sodv birdelcnfi :ujfe uur aleit
ioIls 1i'rutIidr &lrrtdmu0cn hrN
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alleS ithr rru Nptlrn III. lucnn eaS
tr,unnidrt Se'ultni 1T nb'ebharrr
,itii cr,icii i;'erdtn 'rll
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
ebrsuIae ssaseSIeiser aeheiit

iittN IT er'mr.b' .ene,J - dlrUu
tx llrcySgu-n pc y.n-s'S. "rb G..
ii nid' absrrittA. oa $,elc lnSr,
a.a IN s;Hcm ucby. leietn uae oUt
IA . iur c,g: Saso';lie eeheil. psy
IN teuu,r .$r"3ctlua siacu: ,inl
.lca, :. y, SSg, Sscigles &it
tnsitC Iil stne Shlh.r. ! lcmkc
laia ! 5lblctrn gnS = tiircm NC
srluac iuble 1T per'rit aeinps Sv3
Oh bn,,s ~ psI pcr'alist enc ars.
neisu sse.-sa.. ,ber teing mar "
snsruAcm xntsn S,rrlaait hci a.
lsa .espaista 80 .--
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&ler;iaidhriac xrobe

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ptn 4 ~, = 7tcy ,.; auS ~ al,
aaityrrrc.;lid pl.>'frhl I r,nt,,tr
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ro%tt ,9utS es al &,.ttttsr uas
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6f ReiitsSenarfnis.


tidh 1ehtitldub unb ueret aeaeE
iehs Ronnfe iortblei6su.' itlreibt
berr 6 sR. Gehrteus ror 2os sn.
9els, Gal. .uaS ih peis e. uirb mir
tlrns ieh.tn, rutnn ih uhne 5hren
4lpentrGu.sr isia i0llte. 3t met,te
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Aoreiitq S,srtt assutg; Ia Teatlt'
ianO ui;5 in Der StpsIs mitsuteiieu
Scr Srtt 3aareh. a,s idi in Teutid,'
tnno ipor ruroe nit bic SSrsiie 1t
fee Sasn.sn. IN S-tubsn leaebSn
0pdl erticG Id teu iau api metr
sdycibtn ,eire antrsr' ,,ii ichriet
cduh al 9Etct .,Setrttn is eer
thneii ::r5 or l69c!r mir eias dIa'
'tc bod muFts id nrasn u Rnr:
nadl eeliidtm tt.b. 'ir Holt IN I
gpue ptiahlct. Aber tt war a.
sscpbsH; wtri. Sdrrt'btH Sir n,sy
tiitc 10 bnlb alS mlaiidl,
On alien Streeru. aHlet ellen
%ol'crn. b.tib. Apni I spentr6gttr
iortacictt cine beliC6:c 3teiiiH. u
IT uidl IL SyothCtcu N eaten. 2pc
stnl aatHer lisiru itr ttnI $abli
plm. 2ran '6fs!it on 2g Seie,
tntyuea & ScEa e. .n-3T 20
Spru; %v;. Ctinap. II.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20

tits? tDer: fattn Sie lenes? =.
FidIis ale ScHelleH taEH man uHo
heiiellen. nat reriauiei. unh pertnu.
len - nro rinhhet II natnriit ME
.twos sG ID hatt' cute sHii. eas
@siddH auisnse6eH uHo nieIne
knrm AZ tahtu. ar pertitri bel eeu'
6eirnae ole sui: an Der Arbe.t
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20

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mant"lal 'h.a,: ratl s.a.
stv'cwst. talk elc Ic.te. no mi
,al;e; W're Der <lf,
Fer war" inr, lutbr a 'la..s bcruu
nat Sen, &;ib III 4 rt T:aa
stest, NJ &; %e9t,sj,c spr III
ity =, Si.t serGb ,. .
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ten Ss5..ey cN.
riA bn't' asbt int ],3I,a:Ar ihucl
pc2 5a3eS matter Sds,a.
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tc.Stss Sicbc Gin.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
CASTORIA
.ar sAaelihse sad Kinder
Die ssrts Do hT lnT'N Gesistt HABIT
s.,,.::sasa 'c:, n, a2Mz2Ezu a.

-Sanhsro madlt euyt Schrllan
acu inr trira nntcn 1nbnt bel 0trrr
Nj. urucr. Yiua. "
sstr eicitS ieiu Efuhutt rriudlt b,t
wci6 eaB ts clclIcn, III uno Etl,
lrhp;cn mcrorn lam.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
NOTICE OrEIfc1Ios.

No.i,, i, her-by given ,ha' by "r .f
Il IA. Board II, Tru>'.- "t th. Ten ..i
Wc>'lhalia No an el,-tio- ,, III. IA
'lh-l "-~-, of lid T WI nt wc>gpl,alis
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"f \ III i"i' a. B"-y1O'T~r'> Hall i,r
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-03-20
@eh betaaafs .ouitiu ssiDi,iu.

Sci Is Sihrcn III !. aina /
Ec;u SiS,uesrn nbcr hcr aursn sScli
0lS uerI6'iial,cS sNncnmittcl hrinun,
lltacr srs, Sfirlisn,u slaidl.n fnr
I'M fy,sn ,Sohrc oehrnutv sprotu.
,>N oaS n'dt GIN Sewcis? Sis pirS
cnd, ssm nniicn hcireisr uccr nj,
acprn ,udl cuer ts,lo ,n'hd !. !
: wcuS. slIcnoc,c. : 0.. idJcit;
mic hnrocrtr prn nrptrtH actbnr
-%adl 90 lahrer ertrum 'd- bab (r.
Wing . Ven S,s,srerr n'e htl. Sri
.nr' 'lir oni,en ume Tr,Iitura III. eic
idl lC nchrnnri, llnse. Snr Nnlicu
.nhrr Er.al,uuoen ruN nllsn Seiocu
OcN polirs nnN o,r suree hot CT uidll
Ile'reS alcihcu. isE nm - Hi bri
Ssrinn X NiIiCmrner. s''sfrholin.
s-haaen- 4 pilicuwrer spli are :,
". Shrlt Il SpRs smpinn 81. "a,
rasaaas- -aHa %; .ss!''str't. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21
lie Found Her
CRYING.

Y was raining; not q real hard rain, but one OF the gentle pattern attr
rams nat are nice to go to sleep by, especially if you sleep beside q porch
dA with tin roof Isl Jack and Evelyn did. @##
The children sighed contentedly. .ITs los Of Pun TO 20 on In ta rain
M you nave q good umbrella Jack said
so IT isn' said daddy. but Araminta Angelina hadn't any uunbreua1 she
wa stretched out under the beech tree. with her blue eyes staring at the SKY.
she lay Just nthe spot that her MISTRESS little Miss Bessie. had LEFT her.
up g the sky the clouds were gathering, and before the sun set there was.
shower, AT first Araninta did not feel 1T for the thick leaves of the beech
!He ket er theWater. BY and by the water tHRed down, and then Araminta
began to cry. #@@
Dear mel what can that be-? Mrs Squirrel said to- her husband. They
had q nice home up in the beech tree
I'll Just run down and see Mr.. Squirrel offered, while mrs Squirrel
Soked her head out Of the door to- watch him. Right at the foot off ~ fra@ Ia
found Araminta crying.
.Whateyeris the matterf Mr. Squirrel demanded.
on, I'm Miss BessiesS French doll Observation-Disclosures forgotten mel
NOW shall get my dress wet with the rainp Araninta cried.
~ Greenback, the frog, hoped up and listened to her. Mr.. Mole pokedi
hs head up out Of his cellar and Grandfather Woodpecker, who lived il. the
holeh the chestnut tree across from the beech scowled out OF his door.
Just hn Mrs Greenback came hopping up When she heard what was
fe matter she whispered something to her husband, and croaRng, Just the
thngP he hoped of to obey her order. just then a CHEEKY boWwow was
heard across the lawn. Oh Araninta exclaimed, it's dear good Fido coming
to save mep @ #&s#
when Mr.. Squirrel heard that he dashed up the tree, Mr.. Mole ducked
into hsc cellar, and Mrs. Greenback, with one hop was hidden among the grass
BoW#oW! barked F1do joyousy as he reached the tree. Then he picked
Araninta Angelina up In. his mouth Be careful now Dr. you will rumple my
dress she ordered And, carrying hersyery tendeny, he started for the house
from which his mistress had sent him to- fetch the doll when she remembered
about having lett her under thetree
$50 when MIR. Greenback returned to the beech tree with a big water hy
leaf to hold over Aramnta Angelina for an umbrella there was % there
and he hoped home wondering what had happened"
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A Question of Numbers,

X Cleveland PTaIn Dealer: Montana is
a wool state. Growers had written to
their senator to look out for their in
terestss by. opposing the reduction pro-
gramme of the administration. And
this, In brief, was the reply which
Myers sent back:
Tariff reform, like charity, should
begin at home. Let us first strip our
own protected interests Of special
privilege. Then we will ba in a posi-
ton to require the same if other sec
lions.
II see no a why the half mill
lion people of Montana: who do not
.groWa wool should longer pay tribute to
the few hundred who do. I believe in.
the greatest good to- the, greatest mum
Der"
Is that not the answer to- the whole
problem? The fundamental weakness
of the Payne-Aldrich law. is that it
taxes the many for the betterment of
the few. What the wool problem lis to
Mgntana7-the half million paying trib-
ute to the few hundred--the whole tar
iffs question is to the whole United
States.
Were the senatorial majority COM
posed of men as faT-visioned and AZ
courageous as Bryan Of Florida 4
Myers of Montana tariff revision Of
the right sort would be prompt and
certain. There are dozens such mem
3bers in the upper house, of course: the
question is whether they will control
the senate when the crisis comes. The
Plain Dealer, for one. sees no reason
for despair.
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the age Of liz years from natural
causes She produced in her liftin1e
|1I2,500t pounds of milk, containing
1880 pounds Of butter-fat, which sold
for 81, 500 at the local creamery She
has a living progeny of i've daughters,
each now yielding ove 10000 pounds
of milk annually, and of four sons.
which are the heads OF high-producins
herds.
Isn't that better than something like
this:
Adelyne Belle Ciothilde xiv, who in.
her third year broke the worlds but
Ster-fat record by producing 46.l89
pounds of butter-fat in v days,
was today found dead in her stall. Ac-
cording to q veterinary diagnosis, cute
indigestion was cause contributing TO
ilersEpFenaature death, and IL ispstated
unofficially that the four milkings
which she received daily during her
record test test resulted in a physlcat
decline noted some months age While
not a successful breeder. she will be
remembered as one Of the Worldss
most wonderful cows.
Farm and Fireside considers the re-
suit OF any milking test of less than a.
years. duration as misleading. 1t shows
the skill of a clever herdsman more
than the ability of the cow
A years record honestly and com
petently made, is a good thing; a two
years record is better, and a life rec
ord, including the offspring of the n
imal, is the best of all for the purpose.
of establishing champions or cornpar-
ing COWS. What do 0 think. about
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21
LOOK n.

The Leonard Journal says: We fail
to see any mention in The Fargo Fo-
rum of the state encampment of the
G. A. r. department of North Dakota
held at Lisbon on June 1913. Per-
hapss The Forum thought 1t was of no
Importance as news. Several SUBJ
scribers here mentioned the omission.
The Journal man, should sea- the
pages Of The Forum closer. On Sat-
urday, June Ia, The Forum had avery
complete account of the G. A. r. and
w. R. c. ecnampment at Lisbon, with
the list of officers elected for both or
CARNATIONS. 1t will be found on the
last column Of page 10 of that issue.
Also on Friday, June 10. The Forum
carried a letter from Mrs. Jean Nc
Naughton Stevens. covering some. inn
pressions of the convention. =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21
"HoG'S EVE DONE SoT."
Urey Woodson's Way of Saying DEM
ocrats Are Tn to Stay.

. .# SNI1SSl ~ Az ~ way ....
Washington Post: Urey. Woodson
of the democratic national committee,
is still of the opinion that the "hog's
| eye is done sot". In 1904 Mr.. Woodson,
then secretary of the national COM
mittee, was so %sanguine Of the election.
of Judge Parker that he would not lis
ten to any of his friends who suggest.
ed the possibility of democratic de-
feat. The hogs eye is done sot," de-
clared Mr.. Woodson, using the noun
taineer expression of old Kentucky.
After the overwhelming defeat of
Judge Parker Mr.. Woodson was firm
in his contention that the hogs eye,
was "sot", but that it vas only look
ing into the future. Now, when poll
ticians meet Mr.. Woodson they do not
Joke him.
"The hogs eye is surely done sot,'
said Mr. Woodson at the Willard yes
terdoy. The former secretary of the
national committee was in good spirits
over the confirmation of his candidate
for a collectorship at Greensboro, who
was nominated some days ago. Mr..
Woodson is not an applicant for any
position, but is content. to help his
Kentucky friends.
"The democrats are in the saddle,
and / hope are going to remain in the
saddle" said Mr.. Woodson. "But we
owe a great deal to Colonel Roosevelt.
The outcome of the recent election
might have been, different if our candi-
date had been opposed by only one re-
publican, though / believe we should
have won. In. these days, with the
public all over the nation wide awake
to political questions, the party that
wins has got. to. be-, on the level. Rural,
mail routes and telephones have reVo-
%lutionized politics. The farmer in what
was once the backwoodss knows as.
much, and probably more, about the
great questions of the day than the
man in the city. He is the one who
thinks before casting his vote, and he
is the one who holds the balance Of
power. The time has passed when
politicians can fool the people. The
democrats. won in November, but we
should, remember hat we are not so
firmly intrenched in power that we
can, even for a moment. neglect the
people to take our fingers from the
public pulse. We have got to make
good; or we Willanot win the next time.
But I have the utmost confidence that
we shall make good
1T is impossible to get a. Lincoln the
coming fight for the United States
senatorship to succeed Senator Brad
ley added Mr.. Woodson. Governor
McCreary RECENTLY announced. that he
would enter the race which will make
the fight a ~three-cornered one, with
Representative Stanley and former
Governor. Beckham the other candi-
dates. 1t is yet too early to form an
opinion as to the winner"