davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
9oroe4G ruu0t.

-s'-~>-S,s-7->'~
9orGelG r1tu0t.
Gen 0rpife 9ronpria5 aouitan-
tin er uonGpat til 2beritfomman-
oerenoe for @preu Q}afeoonien
og Gpiru3.
5 Erietit 2itrig, 6or TO gale
6uuoe blot tolo 4erioner. Sc bio
te Ferioner er bleoen fert til 90
iteur e5nititlltet @ieu
5or6unosraooet / Sc6mei3 bar
6eihittet i offeutlig Irofif at ino-
iere aloffeilet ira I til 81, 6bi5
5Diflan0 oa 2iterig-ltnaarn pil gao
meo oertil.
&elbellaaet gnartilt GdrIs. 16
5onuor sra Saroqo3o telegrafc-
res, at Oct oeroorenoe @oliti bar
arreiterct en- 2lnarfiit / 6pia 9e-
iio0elie fanotes ct fontont @elob
al 100000 @eieto5
@n 0daiou6eoroaer. @aris, rs.
5amar 3reftpren Tor 9lntomo
6ilinouitri 9onfen Duncan @oa
ner er 6lepcn orreiteret; ban Be
if0loc5 ior at 6ope 6egaaet 9eoro
aericr til oper @du 6ranc5.
Cuerlanoaretten Niiinc6en bar
erflGret oen 32aoriae &rins @eora
al 9auern5 9Gat2ifob meo oen a
aarige 9Grfe6erhlginoe Siabcllo9fa
ric al 2iterriq ior op6ppet. 9GQte
ifabct blep inoaooct oen 10. Fc6ru.
ar 6ior.
Sn6iens 8icefonge, 9oro aarom
&c er nj / iremaoifriocn6e @eOriaQ
citer 2lttentatet. 6an bar Dog cno.
mn en- imerteiulo 0eroelioelie I 6ei |
re 2lrm. Sioit / San piloc BON for
la0e 2elbi ior at ioretaac Ell Sill
moioranoring.
5iulono oq 9u9lano. ct. 9cters
borg, Is. Saulor. 03oren bar
itaoipitet O}iuiiterroaoct5 @cilut |
ming, oe0 6pilfen oen iinife Qan0.
bags 9etition moo 5orriugelien al
0et iinifc 1erritorirm afpiie9. Nj
niitcrrao0et 6eteguer 8ctitionens
ifarpe 5ornl iom 1tiIIteoeliQ
StcmmeretstuInoerHe llotte9. Son
non 81 San 0ct brittle 2lrbci
oerparti crflureoe iiq @aor Oil
celt ior aoin0er5 Stcnrlcret meo
$50 noo l37 Stcnnler oa paa
la9oe line 9icpruicntouter @orlo
mentet at mooarbeioe ethDert 5ten
mercts 6orlloa, iom life oaida on
intteoe Sninoeruc neo at optaqc
Dem &Gl9erflaaien
glTatet @rluofe6. 9}oale 5Diferc
fgbte iornDlig en- itor @jenoom i
@drmIano, Soeria ior 100000
Str Sitter ipenif Sop bebeoer en-
iaooon OberOrogelie al fnit @ien
Dom til llolGnoinge inliolertio NE
geriugen8 Somtpffe. % bette Gam
tpffe er M blebet np9tet ioa Non
oelen moo 9oo tilboQc.
aiueiiif 0dlitGrrcoolte. 1ihiiu.
6 Sonlor. ,Siolac llregeInpSig6c
Der peo llobetolingen al 2onninacr
or oct fon1net til alporliqe llroliQ
6e6er blanot oe bcrpGrenoe 5oIoo
ter, Ger gop fig til at Ifpoe / @a
0erne. 30 9erioner bIep orGbt. oa
@enerol 9en blep 6oorbt ioarct
6lere fineiiife 6orteier blep pIpn
oret oa noaIe @nie itutfet 9rono
6reoerifSbopn 9Iorge Gbriitionio
1G. Sonuar. s 5ebruor ifol Scr
Gbriitionia uuoer 6orinoe al Sm
Observation-Disclosures boloeS ct iter
re N3eoe i 9Inleonina nj SperaS
nooGet ON en- fute 2itnorae. Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

@n gonnnel 9arling @illiant
3uggins, Der er t04 9lar 9armeL
bar melOt fig ion Stuoent ueo
Mais. og observation-disclosures ifal
Inart boloe5 / @ran0 Sorts, g.
3. Wir. @uggins er en- al Stateu3
Yionerer, ban fom ira Gonaoa Tor
mango Qlor iioen. 9an er intereaie.
ret mooerne Sorobrug og tiger,
at Zen mg 0tano ifuloe oltio foIae
meo 8ioen.
9rpiiocnt 1aft5 SO. ngoulme
@apne9, 9rpiioent Goft5 berentc
So, pil. { 9ia6eo meo 9rGiioenteu,
trpffe fig tilbaae til QrioatIioct oen
4. Q}arts 4reiioenten falote Se-
major 5iaac Step6enion al @is
mo til iig S0roa9 oa gap BAN Goeu
tilbage. Erpiioenten tror, at &oen
oil genbinoe fin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beo lao mart Den fommer tilbaae
til fin golnle @loo5 isis.
CONNER 9iecaIl2 3o6u :. &oa
lon en- SagiBrer / 9in0sbora, auu..
ouerbragte 2or0aa5 5pcofcr
Nfamn et 9luoralcnoe aaaenoe no
poa. at Stotcn5 6eicilerets 0}co
lennner iptte5 unoer oifentliQ I'll
tale. Spcaferen piloe iremluqac
1ofluuentct j 6det 0}aaoaq9.
Naniou ontlager @eieiieret ior at
tane optruaot tnroniif og portiif
oQ mener At bare perionliqe Grfd
ringer til Ststte ior lin Faaitouo.
grpbt al loaet. lo 0}cnneifcr
orpbtee oa en- blcp aloorlig fop.
itet / lambert, Mimi, iioite 5ors
bag, 0a ct Iog poa 9torOmeitern
@ancu paafertc en- @2gu 6pori DC
tres Ferioner beianot iig. Ge orp6
tc er Sobn Sc1menqler. Ell pelfen0t
6orHer ion nauoe fit 0jem ief5
giil 9}oro ior &mu6ert og 8illiom
0oll en- ma W}an0, ION nnr bicn
me poa 8eipa hes lin Wiooer. Mrs.
g9illinm Sail. 5or ninore ell ire
Tiger iioeu 6lcp 9oneiclifa6ct Qiort
opurrfiom pao. at @aneoOertor
len Dor meget iarlig pua oct Steo.
bOor lllpffen iuotraf oq at Ger bur
oe aeres noaet for At bin0re Hint
fer.
5raul @} 9ioau Io5loot. 6ronf
~ 9naL 0rpiiocut for oSutcrna
tioual ,5ron @orter9' lmious ioni
iOpntcs i0u 9lar5 Straiarbeioe ior
Oelagti9beo en- omiattcnoc IUno
mitiainneninGrQelic bleo lo9loot
IRA @mo5idnQilet 6er 5onoaq
moo en- aainion al $4,000. &dn
blcn moot al Is i 92ocfels. Sefre
tGr for G6icago2lioelin9en ofg9lme
ricon 6eoerdtion Of 9o6or", og Or
10 began iia itrof5 til 9onio5 GitD,
hporira oc fog 2IiteutoQet til Gbi.
caoo. 9Dou er oen inpcn0e al De
ire og treoipe 0omiGlote 9lrbeioere.
iom ct lat iri eiter at oe bar itillet
Sifferhe0 ior oere5 ienere 5ren
me0c Aetten alere nn9re qlnieq
ninger OH 96sIooelie moo aoution
foreliaeer
70 aninoer 0rpbt lmoer @onlf
30 aunoer blep orpbt, oq eaepe
innreoeS ioa aloorIig. at oe moatte
brinaeS til SoipItolet, ga Der Sen
0oa 9(iten uobreo Eonif nnoer en-
ainemotogrofioreitillina poa 9}em
DorfS Zitlioe Ger nor 400 Dlenne.
ifer til Steoe / Ieotret. @lu0ieliq
6erteS 9ionbet n9ronol" 5oIf itDr
teoe til llOaongene ale 9letninger.
og 9rGngielen Dofie0e, eiterboon.
oen Here oa Here iogte at trGngc
fla no aeunem 0erene. 0e to apin.
Der, lom enonu life .er fenfenot
bleo trooot libel. Smiolertio piite
oct fig, at 9ronoen lclp bar al rim.
&C 0mfong Gen e6elogoe Operotf
rens Silms, men bleo itrafS eitcr
opnpet.
~ f;,gfo Opo.Sf,IS GaIg,oof,rE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
AntertIsn -3lpt.

AntErtRu -5t9t.
5ernbauefongen 5. S. @illsGat.
ter Goc6el 6le0 Eorsoag iioltc
ll8e GIT meo 0r. Ggil 9oecfmonn.
SieIien iorretteoes 9riloen5 0iem
It 4aul, glinn, al 9ait. lbo.
mas 5 Gibbons. auu nogle iao
5lq8tninge % 8cnner paa 6egae
Si0er Dar buot III 9rDllup
Ter tales ON at Song 2llion.
10 Al Spanien oil 6eiege llnite0
State5 III 5ouuner. ON Jan er
/ Stnn0 til at ie bort ira ocn ii0ite
arig melIem Spauien og port
Gan0, bill ban iiffert bliUe buot
peIfommen iom oeu iprite 4onge.
Ger beie8er o5 aona 2llionio er
mi omfrin9 q Mar.
aDinoeli9e 2lr6eioere. Gen 30.
san. boooe leOenoe aDuoer / ocu
rationale @eoUaelic ior at mo
itrgnfe 2trbcio5tiocu ior foinocIioe
2lr6ei0ere ,}oretruoe ior aepraielt
tant6uiets 9frbei0er aomite ior at
an5eiale @e0tagelie al aongrcs.
man0 4eter5 5oriloa ON en- S III
mcrs Nr6cioaooa OF g 2lr6eio9oo
1e ON llgcn ior aonoer 0iinift
Of Columbia
9lD glationalioua. Zen 30 san
ino0a0 aonQreemdn0 9eun ira }}cm
gorf iiIa. Q}eIoing ira @oi6mQ
ton ,}orilag 6liet om, at l.. 16e
5tar Spang(eo 9onuer" oere9 til
@onoets oiiicielleRationnliang. ,5or
iloaet 6eitemmer. at 3oIf fol relic
iia. nnar oenne M.G5i ue0 oiient
iiQc 2luIeoninaer pilles. % 6liuc
iloocnoe, inota Sanaens iioite 70.
ncr er benoe0e.
9lmerifauifc 1a6rifato Zen 30.
Sdu Ueotoget Observation-Disclosures
@aI6inatou @eoiIlingcr til 6Git
ninaspprfer til ct 9elob al $5.2tS.
80 o9 oct 6lep 9eotpgtcu poa
la8t arig5niniiteren at adrc ,Su0
fe6 of omerifanife 5abrifata, mo.
togen naor oct maattc pore Il. z.
,Sntcresie at pere bearpnicoe gSno.
fob ireuuueoe 2anoe. % ioooonue
&orer mootte ioa inofgrc2 toloirit..
4}rGiioent 1ait talte iorieoeu me
get froitiQ / 0bio Sclifobet 99ai6.
ngton inoo at aiDe 46ilippinerne
SeloitDre on otte 9lor. San tpnlte
oct flnoe bore mlliat at Demo.
fraterne oil0e iorisge at geuneur
iore oere5 2luti Smperiolisme, men
Ban FOR fin Gel mentc, at octte
issue" bar liae ioa ooot iom sri.
ieIo".
,Soroifreo Gule6ro.@ememifo
ringen. Ser beretteS ira 9aI6ing.
tom om ct mt SSorolfreo / Gulebro.
Concentrating, iom mlIiqpis pil
benirfe, at Yonomafonnlen life bli.
Der iproig 1913, Iom Sberite5oe.
tboIs boooe uotolt Soob ON. Gper
Ell bolp WiiIlion aibifio0 Sten og
@rus ifal ppre ounpet neo aono.
len / Sebet al Sanlor Winaneo, og
man irpater for, at ct SSoroifrco
ira 9urple Sill ifoI fere ninoit
100000 DoroS neo aanolen
0ianolige leIearaiiiier ioretrgt
fes. Sra Gan 5roncisco. Sal, mel.
oeS, at 5nipefteren Tor 9looioteIe.
arafi 9i. y. @ooluerton oen 80.
San. uotolte, at 1ioen enonu life er
moe til OF gipe foinoeIioe 9elegro,
litter gInipttelie 0e0 9etieuinaen al
oen traaoleie poa 6ooet. Wlon tror,
at manoli9e SelearofiiterS Doqtig.
6eo oo glonoSnrroGrelie iom 9le.
gel bill biie iig at pere iterre emo
abinoers, buis Ell lllpffe ifuloe
lteoe til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

6erre 6ooilcr. flcrc 0oo9folo.
Berlin, Is. San. Qo0clio5cospro-
centen itea @reusien 1911, lam.
tioia iom 2latallet al 6e0ilcr bite
9}e0aang 5aocnrias0epartcmeltct
mcner. at @eoe6olgen oct 2lar til
Gels forflarer oette0}isfor6ol0. Sen
niUoDonliae &arme for to 9lar ii0en
5ioierte Iarlia mmtge SpqObgrns
8aO @poo Den ite0mnone 9lita0en
/ 6e0ielsprocenteu ongoor bite ocn
iig at bore iterre emo nogen Sinoe.
Cen elf neo ira 30.83 1910 til
29.30 pr 1000 2Sno60ggerc. Gam.
tioia par Der $50 Here 1ilfnl0e al
SeI0noro emo 9larct ioruo, alt
SIP. 8 1909 bar in1ioIertio Cal
let ligeiao bot. Com ct 2p5punft
COR StotiItiferne opmorfiom pao.
at Der fan noterc8 lanat iUrre 0}oro
emo eQer8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

9teoerIoa ior oen tpife 9legering.
Berlin, 81 San. 9iigsoogen tog I
@oar for isrite @ong en- 9eilut.
nina, iom in0eboIot ct tpoeIiQt @iiS.
tilliospotlm til Hegeringen. go.
get lignenoe er life bpnot ipr Sci.
IerrigetS parlomentariife Siltorie.
Set SpergSmaoL iom foreloa.
giolot 9ifoIoeIien al 9leoerinqenS
Sbar poa en- of 8oIafferne rcttet
,Soreiperaiel til Sonileren.
SnterpeIlouterne oiI0e bloc, bpoo
annileren agtcbe at foretoge fla for
at iorbin0re Den preuSiiife Gcqe
rings GfspropriotionSpolitif oner
for pollfe 2anoeiere GretsIen;
oenne 8oIitif betegneoeS iom Nor
enelig meo glanocn / aeiierriaets
55oriotning. Or. Sermom Sisros
ofuiIte Sn0en unoer 8ooberaobelle
of, at Den noelnffenoe aioIotGreus,
len. 81 Wleolemmer Itemte Tor I'll.
ilntning til bette Spar. neOcns 2i3
aoo fin @tisbilIiaelie til aenoe peo
at itennie moo.
BoIoffer, alcrifalc "a 5orioIoe.
mofroter uogioroe SlertaIIet, Ge
9i5eroIc ofbolot iia ira at femme,
ioet DC bpboeoe, at Siiasodoen bar
uocn Slrrisoiftiou spsrasluoolet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

@or0erne neoitenrmer Seluitnrc-
iorilooet 2onoon 81. San. @iter
ire 9ages Ge6ot forfaltcoe Ober.
buiet @oor neo 326 Stennner
MOB 50 9leaerinoenS 2oriloa til
SeIpltpre for Srlan0. Ser blcp
logt forbolosuis file 9Sntcresic ior
2a0en @etcQnenOe for Stelnninacn
bar Ell 1aler@ 9nopeaen al. at 9or-
oerues @u9 M life por at reqne
for aoet emo en- dlnfinoeliQ Ge.
battlnh man fllnoe irent6ol0e
iine 9}euinger % neoitemme 5or.
ildget men life bin6re octs 0pb6-
ieIie til 9oo Der forefolot 6ellcr
life be0 @oteringen noqet iom 6elIt
iom flnoe bUre ct oproiat 5ioe.
inffe til oe oranotiife Scener, iom
leoingeoe 2oroernes 6orfaltelie al
@laoitones 8oriIoq 1898. Zen.
gang bor @foioriteten aoIfillig iter
re neuIia 378. 9Giitenaingen /
@aor iore9if iforpt eiter@ortiQrpn
fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

2lrreiteret Storbeoraaer. 9u0a-
peit 1s &anlor. @o(itiet bar ar.
reiteret en- 5eroarenoc Gntrepreuor
S0uas &allos. ser bar 6coragct for.
ifclliae 5eru6oneielito6er, for bull
fe ban bar oeret Gircftor, iant in-
ocu og uocHlonoifc Fcnoeiuititu.
ter ior oft s Q2i0 ar. u al
Observation-Disclosures. Der til6grer en-.
aeIife 9lfficidito6er. bar ban 6e0ra-
get for benueo 4 03iG ar. ioct 6on
bar pantiat 2ffdetnc % laoet trDffe
falife iom ban tiiicnotc 5elifobcr.
ne. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
%. 2.g(nrQ.

Set norife &ot Gqriitionia, 10.
5omlar Otter 5ormoenoe i q2}or.
5cn9iaoet9 er Der lloiiat til at
@onaefonlilien / @inter oil faa 9e.
igg al oct eaoelife aongepor. Eio8
punftct for oette 9efpg er cnonu
life ioitiot Sonoipnli9ois oil oct
finoe Ste0 noaet ienere emo oct fer
bebaoeoe 9eio8 al oct oonife Son.
acpar, 6pi5 2lnfonlit 6crtil antagc.
iig fon Deute9 @ea0uoclieu al
nGite N}aane0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

5n6ien5 8icetonge, 9oro aorom
&c er MI iremaOifriocnoe @eOrinQ
clter 2lttentatet. 6nl bar ooa enc
M Ell imerteilllo Ieroelioelie 6oi
re 2lrm Sioit / San. piloc BON for
la0e 1el6i ior at ioretaac Ell Sill
matchmaking.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

5ulon0 oq 9ln9lmo. ct. Meters
borg, Is. $olnlor G3oreu bar
itaoiGitet 0}tniiterroaoet3 @cillt
ming, oeO bpilfen oen iinife 2ono.
bags 9etition moo 6orrinaelicu al
oet iinifc 1erritorilm afpiic9. Nj
niitcrraa0et 6etegner &ctitiouens
ifarpe 5orm iom utiliteoeliQ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

5reoerifSboDn 9torge Gbriitionio
16. Sonuar. s 5ebrnor ifol Scr
G6riitionia moer 6oripoe al San
MISUNDERSTANDING 6oIoeS ct Itpr
re N}eoe 9lnleonina nj SperaS
lnoolet ON en- Hute 2itnorge. Gre.
ocrifsboon Seniioten mco 9loee+
er at ieae Of fomnrt pao Oct rcn.
meo Siutens @erettiaelie oe efono
miife 9etDoning, uoen Senion ii
6oilfet pitnorif g'O Der pplges ii
llonnn9spunft. : 9fe6et oil oil
gitlonOifc gpcr bline rcproienterrt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

Cuerlan0aretten 9fiinc6ea bar
crflGret oen 32aori9e 9rins @eorq
al 9a1erns 2Gat2ifo6 meo oen a
aarigc 2Grfe6erhlginoe Siobcllo9}a
ric al 2iterria ior op6ppet 9GQte
ifa6ct bleo inoaooct oen 10. 6e6ru-
ar 3ior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

9}Gatet @rmofcb. 9}oalc lpiferc
tebte iornplig en- itor @jenoom
@drmlonO, Soeria. ior 10000
SIR @itcr luenif SOP 6ebeoer Ell
iaooon OoerOragelie al fait Glen
Dom til llolpnoinae imiolertio Ic
geringenS Somtnffe. % bette Som
tpffe er MI bIepet npQtet, ioo San
oelen moo 9oo tiIboqc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

Stcnmeretsfuinocrue lotte9. 2on
non 81 San Oct brittle 2lrbei
oerparti crfGureoe iiq @aor oil
cielt ior aoinOer5 Stcnlmcret mco
$50 moo 137 Stcmmer oa paa
lo9oe line 9icpruicntouter Gorla
mentet at mooarbcioe et6Dert Stem
meret9 6orilo9 iom life oaida on.
iatteOe SuinOernc ueo at optaaC
Dem &Gl9erfla9ieu.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Robert Hume SCOTT, AZ tho Uns
re7sty Club, ore q the orEira.
''Wanpus' huntes Of Glacier Ma
tionL Park:
am the Big Chief Chsrles 4
Howe.
Bach from the Indian pcw-wo~
WOW;
I've Travelled far b~ rail and steed
To tell The Big Stick VI ny deed.
Into Montana | did go,
Climbed over glaciers. found-red
In SLOW;
Winsone brown sIuaEs pressed
around me ~ thick.
Knowing well Of the wit OF the
uSt-red Big STICK.
I slid over canyons. scaled all the
EeightS;
Sights saw an day; saw sights all
nights:
And II any row was ere in tie
thick
A-snocring m scoops for The Big
Stick.
Some uf the boys were afraid Il
the bears.
And some OF the ''Wsmpus" got
awful scRreS:
But what STizElie. forsoC,h. cuuld
make NE feel sick
A brave cab" reporter d ths
famous Big Stick
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

isn't portray gaphL
chilly as to-day
Anybod, with halt
do all
It's rn today column
The s. of
York Church
The Pig Stick
rot Tie bits
his indicate that he did
which doesn't those know In
Be be be The
the doctors philosophy
that be is having trouble
qutoes that biting and
hard substance created for the especial ubbing
tbs human
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Tho Big srcS knows that Amer
Tea is The Country II has
been shown. after nfusing many
tempting oHrrs If fore,gn travI to
''ser Anenca First
The Big SticE oriental lin
ned train. carrying our SPECIAL
representative. an American Secure
and TT7ISty. IN the Teryon ui
Rsater Charios Howe. has safely
returned to Washington and We
are able To ann0IEcr a oJIrse q
Lectures to he delivered before the
ly-p-In clubs Of the Capital this
winter, ceiling If the mysteries OF
the mighty wcs. EH1 Of the secret
places E the Rockies.
As the lecturer has So ap:ly sx-
prvsd it. h" will give these
illustrated talkataIks d-pssed IN
the garbage q an explorer For
v"Ers this gifted reporter a: The
Big Stick has been in secret train
:rE tor some hazardous JuuT'sy.
scaling the dizzy rocky heights
around Rosslyn. eating CrarLed Ic>
for lunch during inaugural weeks
So that he safely bore the hard
ships d t-avelilg in a r-lvate c-r.
and has chased the bI-alo lmO;hl
in tbs prairie tsChoone-sl. and has
ssnapl shot the graduates ot
Hampton and Carlisle unpa the
rt=Ser7 atoms 4 short. ard. alas
Inadequate. example Of what NAY
be expected at the lectures FOL
lows. Tickets may be seclred from
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

POUNDS Suppose We had t-A-s.
was Of OH
" Charles W. he clusIye
Ri.
beautiful ra-tcppc the
unVeing Of Columbus.
al the conductors AID cali him that
the officials Of the roads Go olersestsrd to fgSr out how
mt rz!lWay
last few days and after eleven hour toryrre minutes sgn
sscouds called l,cc Howard,
descendants
slee Of Al
c r.. ftcr it-f0un
out that raiT Of lsr.6
lopes
Charley deduriRE mnrh American
and h will the II takes all
sympahes always with g u. ard
him bsstIa We o
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Characteristic timeues to-day presents to
the Christmas
quantity that the
ClarS Of Washington.
The Big Stick often rcinl his
ard Merritt has his which being neat sctrz rasan and BE-
Merritt ike other
hazard be ea
Theodore Weed. who
kinkis Frequently he taxes lis assistant Rob
Tattoo and the limit
the building will be SIX times convenient the incoming Demo
Altogether. pretty a p NJ.
Stick which ncnaons
u
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Col William Z Harvey. 0f
communicated The Big stick Lis long EXPECTED
TlpturaI 'ant thou lsViIihan
Camp Vhr-r and Soys in
slashnS mnlsiu
tai enough foreign he
TO S:ik:
o: District Guard. I say
Icviathan Congressional
hook for luck ard have already
BE have fishing that I have
learned the Of fishing This leviathan bigger
he $ f. is fecdnl
what methods believes fishing in Capitol Pond
Harvey rgrtud-uItE.ut ar,Ic attn IS Said:
muddy pa;ient Be Away,
on job
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

safe
ths Of
The Big stjk presents portrait
q Of
subject to-day is sturdy Levi
Woodbury. : alleged in New Enslan
he Of New England while growing up
goGdye fnis Warrington Of
lavn factories
railroads. hotels and
In
except Of
ty
of cUutrve
hsdfcw troubIes
difficulties
couhdsd The Big Suck We don't existence TOO
And golf oter
and few pleasant ..-
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Again Big photographer the others H.
pubishe- H John
I.
70 bylaws
seller Of lots and Of brick
is one q articles
thing Een that welNn9wn American Thomas
wonderful 1
United Ct AmsI would have take back seat he
n modern
The STICK to-day to its readers shows
f
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reader, for the II
ssation's constitution
three
Of lead
pencils noble, and accordingly
ready exhibition = few days
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

pEr-d 7 titles The Big
Sues BAL O. he nrera-stt u established
ua. I'd : prominent prsIJ
mne coal petroleum. and kindred
~ I'd kEONs a nlCcty
how macs icaura;tn L-1n-t Usy = derived from given Qus'
= .f specified snd
- diteH-.ce tube and a
f,--.rll sraaLe- AID nun demand before
word regarding
Of dciatrs PROBABILITY rrrroleIn
r-r--s AID and slniry which fails
has made ente7zve study o. resources
n The sa ~. ai has s1d many gatherings which have
f ,ls.E t.. Hall f be h9rld Be
T-.r-Eea and
art learning easily and has him
rs.-L s-oAu ugr a TelsnL-
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

PA Lt T." Be ~"ss, nsatni- artist and naturalist
has t"" ~'~d g.. has Interest appeal But The
b lid r-:-d lis De TIE thrilling picture
ArtEu. g. a6rus
Ter .--:s ,te-zI Ar "a; b., snd.
o- "z.r Mr. I.aa N' Is '~i o0 Times -rnF' at % ard
"r'v-T Ho re- d al - ieo-r. AID Is both csfu! ard
i.,.2.rs viii
f..g
'T.r' L'e ia.-t ahae What The artists call still
~. 'rr' --rr 90. a.@.l his lie depended u1s'l
it. W. 4. n..! rs p. ..''r win lsdte Ia d,as-
tn, -."t 10 r=lle either
Eut a Nr. A-.9r= a d~rd it, for he
% i. and really
si~rs 's pr 't bis I'M e.u''s IT, he raskes most Of his
.
A'1' asa.ar-. .f.--a... .--s...l -,I life
y like II SD. l-, IT, saiI TErHoCu1sy
.s r on usla which
u TO al r o,.l4rt IN
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

raly-hc. talyho! That's the. o TIT chasei
TOoleloo. wiud Of boni
En- While brisk on the fao
Where's the fox: where's the fear he's so7e,
The Stick sketch of samuel Iosepb
Hnry e artist samusl Iossrh Henry
corldnt his
and singing so1s near chevy Chsss
When $ J. H. after fox Tuckernan hin
one or tirti
what OF parry" Big stick etcser ,.id
adnirgy that fox had about nucA inaugural
this o Jotdaa"
alleged that Samuel Jo''ph Henry hunt
ing song
The Washington herald., 1913-03-04

Griffith. % the
team in the cred ball
Proud National
for the Leagls bulr-
The Old Fox. who hurcI in his days hut
Of enCwn
Of winding the fastest
in
while he day or Is
bushes q kids Char
Ltsils
coach
business Dutch harcr and Nick Atrock sclaef has
the
cracks grin. b funny.
IS
Park PLANS
stand, such
Eeat; and le witt every
course tAs psnnaut
The
record having stated that the Washing
CAPITAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09
East Sumner.

Friends of Mrs. Sharon Robinson, who
sustained an injury by falling on the
floor, will be pleased to hear that she is
recovering, though slowly, from the
effects. She is attended by DR.. Marston
and kindly cared for at present by Mrs.
Linnie Packard and Mrs. Addie Keen,
the daughter Of Mrs. Robinson. Bou-
quets of flowers and other acts Of kind
ness by the neighbors are much appre-
ciated.
The new iron bridge will be open to
travel this week.
C. A. Bonney took most of the pre-.
miums for choice Holstein stock at
Bangor and at Lewiston. We hear that
he is to exhibit his herd at the county
fair next week. Every body should see
them for they are fine animals.
Ernest and S. f. Stetson have fine
herd OF the Ayrshire stock that would at
tract attention at the fairs. W. L. Bry-
ant also has some fine stock of this breed.
Quite number OF people have to haul
water for their daily use as their wells
have failed to supply. The recent
showers have afforded little rain here
and 1t is getting to be very dry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09
Greenwood.

The widow Cobb, who came on an
outing TO A. S. Brooks last week, went
on the sick list soon after arriving there
and Is now in the hands of a physician.
Mrs. Will Farr, whom her husband
carried to the insane hospital few
weeks ago, has returned without any
Improvement and so great is her in
sanity at times that her folks find 1t
difficult to keep her in subsection.
The widow Abbie Hayes, who sold her
farm to Finn, has bought place about
midway between South Bethel aud
Locke's Mills, and her son will soon
occupy il.
AlansOn Tyler of Bethel called here
some time ago and took the measure of
our family group, and last week called
again and framed it; thus improving its
appearance by being seen through a
glass lightly. We read about seeing
through glass darkly, but here We have
the opposite.
A few weeks ago Towns Fourth
Reader was mentioned and something
said as to how his name was spelt; we
have the book before us, and nowhere is
the used in spelling it, although the
name has appeared several times OF late
and always ending in the silent g, which
has no business there unless for the
benefit of the heather Chiuee, who would
naturally pronounce it Town-e.
Mrs. Mont Chase and Mrs. Mary
Arkett made US a pleasant afternoon
visit Saturday, the former presenting
the little folks with several copies of
the Dew Drop and The Girls Com
panion, while the latter came to see
Mrs. L. Durham, who took care of her
some go years ago when hardly more
than an infant.
The heaviest thunder shower of the
season passed here Wednesday evening,
followed by good corn weather Thurs
day; and If it continues favorable the
crop will not be failure except where
it was killed by the August frost.