davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

8erlin, is. Sllni. Die aldll-
5enoe Sllbelfeier 81 Gbrrn Der fiinf-
uno5man3igiGbrigeu Geoierun9s8eii
oes %oeutIden aniiers bal ibren Oil.
3eaen MbidlaB erreid)t. Die iiber-
qneaen0e feltlibe Gtimmlutg belt bis
slltn GnOe unnerminoert al, mo oas
@eipoge Der Meni6enmaiien ollf ben
i'm berrlidlten TIaggen-, @uirlanoen.
lno Ylunienihmltd prangelOenStra
BEN 5eigte mod III ben ipdten glbeno1
Itinoen feline Abnabme.
Ole aaiierin, meI9e idjon felt &c.
raurner 3eit nit elmer 5arten @einnO-
beit 81 re1nen bat, lit ~genotiat, iidj
Shomng ouf5uerleaen. 9esbalt
batte lid Die &aiIerin Dor Dem gnoe
Ser @oloopar 5llriid9e3ogen. Menrl-
glqid oie bobe GSrou ourdats mlinter
mar, bielt Tie iih ood 5uriid, mo iob
ou1 oen Suligungs- 5elt3ug OeS Scr
liner @onoperfs nid)t all.
Snnnngen i'm Seit5ng.
Wl6msenOes Sdauipicl bOm aniier,
ser faiierlidem TnmiIie nnO ben SIR
ten DOim SdlDf ans bcunnOert.
Zen geltrigen 5tpeiten Souptfeittao
leitete ser ieit langem ioraiom Dor.
bereitete @ulOigungs -6eit5ilg oerger-
finer Sanomerfer elm. Sdon frii6-
3eitig riidten 0ie Ssrnungen auf Dem
4onigSplne, Den 3eIten nno ben De
6~enitraBen al. AbteiIungsmeiie for.
mierten lie iih. Gam marihiertal
lie oilrdj oos GRANDCHILDREN Cor sic
YrunfItraBe Inter Neil 2iu0eu ent-
lang uadl Dem f0nigliHen ShloB
auf oie 2ultgnrtenieite Tie Spite
oes Seit5liges fam sort Inn eli Hin
an. Gas gnoe pniiierte nod IL llbr.
Bonn groBen MittelbaIfon ocs
|SdlolieS aus ioben Ser Safer, Sic
8rin3en 4uauit @iI6em nalo sSoa-
dim ser Sdmiegeriobn Oes aoiiers.
Yrin3 Grnit bon Cumberland. nnr
sic inngperm1bIte @emobIin, 9rin,
5eiiin @iftoria Guile, ais einsiqe IA
me, Dem interelianten Shouipiel su.
Die 6enlter Oes Shloiips marer
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

bon ben 6iirltlidfeiten mo Ibrcnl
@efplge 0idt belebt.
llebcr Elm 9rbeuO Wtulifforps
moridierten nit elmer 8iine bon
9luuen pydhttg aeidmiidten Wagen
porolts, nel6e tells nralte 8amlcr
fii6rten. Gbenio altc Snnlngstri.
6el Sdreine mo ya0en mur0en i'm
3ltgc ~9ctragen pOer 0efnbren.
Die Spite oes @llloignngsiclt5lt
qcs batten sic 9Gder imic. Sebr-
iunoen nit peiBen aittelL Shiir5ct
itno Miiben trilgen rieiige grote.
Sdrippcn. @reBeln iuto Sol3itangelI.
&onoitoren trllgen ealcu gewoltigcl
8aumfuhell.
&iele Snmmgen batten Yrlmfmu.
gen, nit anmutigen N}1ohen gefiiat,
aeitellt, Die entiprehello foitiimieri
murer.
Slider fllbren ooer trilgen All Ian.
gen Stmngen rieiige Nebe, NIT 81
ihen gefiiat.
8eiouoers prunfpoa na6m iid Bic
Sl6teilung Scr @oloihmieoe ans. Sin
GROCER @ogen entbielt cine foitbatC
YilnOeSloOe mo anoere G~r3engnilic
0eS @emcr6es. goloee YofaIe, Sum.
pen lln0 9lnfldte.
IS folgte Elm @ager, melder 81.
@ermaliia~ oariteIte,. lleber oel
au5iebeliOeu Grippe idmebte einl
meitbin ihinmern0e &aiierfroue.
3pei III ed)te Stablpan5er aeflei
Oete Sitter nlif ldlmeren Nolien ritter
oen &nnltihntieOen norar.
3iuiiden Sdneioern NIT rieiiqel
Glen 9taoeln uno Sheeren uni
IiihlerlJ Die EN- funitpoa geidnibtes
Sdahbrett init 6igilren trilgen, mar
Iihierten reiienOe @anoperfsbnrihel
airs Der nlten Set.
9iele @rllppe gemdbrtc einen 4
ii6ermdltiacnD fomiiden Anblid, oui
Der aoiler iid totiddlid Dor 2adcl
i1iitteIte.
Gbeuio erbeiterno mirfte Elm olte
Ylanmagen bon 1918. nebeu peIhen
elm &auoerer nit bIauer Sadie climber
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
We6mem 0mf
Deuti6IOmb
geididnns Der Yanamasa usltelluua
OrinseuO erDiuidt.

80
mieoer einen neuen @rd5iOen5lau
bot sic 9,moesoOmiuiitration oaourH
oq5boffeu, oo6 5tootsiefretdr Srooll
az nprfonlih an ben Oeutlden got
Shoffer. @rof gernitorff nit Der S't-
tp mon0te. er m0ae Oobin mlrfelk DOB
Sic oeufIhe &egierung ulo oas oelll-
ihe Rolf onf Der beporltebenoen@elf-
m,sSteIluua in Gan 6rancisco, tpeld)e
ouIakIih Scr groffnung Des Rala=
m~ofouols q~bqcbalten weroen loll per
treteu Sein weroen. Ser gotl6alfef
Itpafe lid I'M StaatsOepartemert rap
pinem 8eIMh I'M 8eiBen Sallle EN-
uuO Dem 9ernebmen nod lprad lprll
0ralioent @illon ben 8nitln Gus,
DoB er aud Dem Staatslefretar Sr0.
an einen 8eIu9 abltatten moge:
@rof 9ernitorff miro leine HeeIe-
rino pon Dem ibm ousgelprohenell
Munlh in 4euntnis ieBen mo lldl
perIOnlid barber duBert, ute Fr ole
GaAlage bellrtellt. az
Al oieIem Sdritt bot lid ole No-
miniItration 0urh Die feIuOlelIgeQal-
tana perlhieoener @roBmdAte Glt.
ropos peroulaBt geieben ipelhe bis
iest oie pom StantsOepartenellt al
lie erqanOene GinlaOung sur Setelll.
anna nod nidt angenommen bapeil-
9ieie Saltung fiibrt man aut Ole Se
fiirdtunq 8rtrud. Dab gefptlie Se'
itimmruaen Ocs a0miniltratiDen Sei=
les oes 5fmcbcn0en EarifgeleBes mp
uomcntlih Der logenarnte Snqllllltl=
ons 9araqrapb. einen nohtetlIgelI
GinfluB auf Den SanOelsperfebr ubell
tuerben, aber aud auf ben Wllnlu)
marther gipqicrungen, oie brstllnc
Meaieruna III ibrem ErOtelt gegell oe
9o1befreiuna Der amerifantlhen 9li'
ftenfabrer bel Der Ynllage ottrd) oell
Nonomafonal our1 ibr iDmpatbf-
Shcs @crbaIten 81 unterItiiBen Spa.
tgr 1iirften 1bnlihe Torlteanll9ell
pie bic an @raf 8ernltorff geridte
Ten, aud ben 8ertretern Der iIbrI9en
Reqierungen gemaht peroen.
gerbredem Dermitet.
Gin unbeimlides &afet 1T IN Der
QIinif oes Yrofeliors Or. Selpltl ali
Der 3iegelftraBe abgcgeben iporoen-
sc entbie!t Den unterleib elmer peib-
Iihen 8erlon. Die Eoliaei muroc
lnaeIaumt BON Dem gorfall inaeiliit
mis- aeiest uno 1T bereits eifrig am
lInteriu6en.
Ias 4afet iibergab Elm Dem Eori
tier oes Saries pOaig u%nbefannter
Manm mnter irgenoweldem @oripm=
De. 9fls oie rmbiiarng entfernt
Duroe, mar bereits gerulme 3eIt
peritrihan Mn0 i'm AiIgenblid feline
Gpur bon Dem lleberbringer mebr
alt ermitteln. Die &oli5ei arbeitet
nuf @runO Der Gbeorie, bob Elm Ser
breben begnngen morOen lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Irelloiaen Stinmug Ausorud 81 ac.
ben, mo bringen lire m1rntltel
Slid un0 Se9ensiuiiuid)e oar.
en-. MoieItdt 6lieben Dem ecit.
fat %bres bohieligeu @roBnoters
treii: a~lle5eit Mebrer oeS 9leides 81
iein niht an f%riegeriiden Groberm
gen, ion0ern al 0en @iitern 0eS IFic.
oens alti ben @ebieten Der Mo6lia6rt,
Treibeit mo @eiittuna. @m. Wfa.
ieltdt betpieien iidl in Ger IiI6rlml
Der aiIsm1rtigen mie Der imnercu 9o.
litif ltets ais @obrer 0es Iricoen3,
Oorallf beondt, Dem Heihe sic Stir
fe 81 iidern. welde 3uglcih sic sc.
wd1r zines cbrenuoleu Srieoens bil.
set.
Ser mirtidoftlid)e Nufidmluil
Geutidlonos lit IN oen iiiniunO3wan.
8ig 6rieoeusiabren Elm qldulelOpr
aeweiell, Die io5iaIen Ginrihfuuqrli
limo alisgebnut liO Die @ebrfrait III
IN mermiiOlider Arbeit gef0ro. ii
moroen. sir PLIES ous oonfca giu.
Wlaieitdt Die @ilnoesfiirltet ms ST.
Sertretcr Der Sreien StGotc ircli.
oiait."
9dnn iiberreidte @rin5 9u0piQ
Dem aniier eiuen Tafeloufiab, 0eiicll
Wlittelpuuft cin Shiif ans moiiipenl
SiIber biloet. mrabmt BON oengSnp.
pcnihiloern Der gunoesitaoten, ais
Symbol Der Ginigfeit scr Siiritcl
mo oes Bottles, nit Den @orten:
~aio9en gler Moieitdt oas
StaatSidiff, pie biS6er piele Sabre
tart mo 9liidbaft iiibren uno moQ.
@ottcs @naoe uno Seqcn oti 0st
Maiclt1ten, anf Dem aonscn 9leid
mo Dem bIiibeuoen @obensolernboli
( uihen!~
Ter @riiB id)IoB nit eincn orei
mallgen Sod alii Sen auiier. iii iueI
Dies ale Anweienoen beaciltert Elm
itiiHmten.
Ter aoiier oanfte nit SEN iitnia
lien Worten iiir ole @uloiama mi
0as @eihenf.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

ihritt. Gabinter folgte ein moOer=
her 2nltipagell. Niitoniobile l1loIicu
Den Bug.
Gen aoiier mic oos Eliblifum
amiiiierten in bobem NiaBe 0is
observation-disclosures S%ebritingeu iii
idmar5cn Saden mo G~plinoern.
@dbreno lie @urrab riefen, minften
lie nit ibren nelell 9elen uno Sei-
tern.
N%ugeineIiIeS Nufleben crrcgte es,
ais Gbermeilter Sritidj norfilhr, ein
@reis BON 10i Sabreli nit moller.
Dem. meiBem SOAR. Gr mluOe iiber.
ali itiirmiid beiilbelt unO perneigte
iidl INNER uno inmer micoer Oot
fello.
Der &aiier lpnrOe auf ben Neltor
Der Snnnngen alifmerflam geuloht.
mo winfte i6nt lebbaft Ill.
Der pielfad) init ed6tenf Ninilor
Onrd)iebte 9emaltige 3ilo iuelder bon
Der @rOBe mo iortihrittlihen Gnt
mifInng oes Nerliner SonomerfS be.
reoteS 3eilaniS ablegte, bifoctc einc
impoloutc DENOMINATION. SIS mur.
Den iiber 5molitonicuO 5eslncbmer
ae5dblt.
6nlOigmug Der &nmOeSfiirltrn.
Frin5regrnt GnOiuigs Nnlpradc UUm
aaiier nit innigitem Sanf benntluur.
tet.
0oS &%aiierpaar cmpfina geiteril
Mittng nm 1890 llbr bic Ociltld,ell
8lmoesfiiriicn iomie Die @rdiioentcu
Der Senotc Ser orei Sreien Staotc
@ambnra. Bremen mo Siibed.
Erin5-Heaent 2rowiq BON 9opcrn,
iuelher ais @ortiiibrcr fmlaierte
mies in leiner N%niprndle 5lun1dIt oa.
ralf bin oaB gou5 Geltidlano ii
feitliher Stimnung Den 9na Oes i'll.
bernen SlibildumS zines Icaensrei
den @aItens bcgebe. So0dm inhl
er I'M meientlidelt tort
Sic nit YreuBen in enaIter @e
meinihaft uereinigtsn gunoesfiirltel
mo @ertreter Der ireipn St1ote fiib
len Iih III eriter 2inie bernien. oielel
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
Sir DemibiIiiitruns.
@nIaorien nimmt Serbiens unf
@rieAenlanos gori6ldge beoin--
glingslos an.

Sad elmer Mitteilung Der oyfen.
en- 6reien @reiie0 bat Die bltlgariiHe
Megierllng Die acknowledgements
I6lage gerbiens uao @riedenlanos
Qngenommeu. Seood miro oaran Die
geOingung gefniipft, oaB gemeinla-
me @arniionen, beltebenO ans elmer
gIeiden An3abl Der 8o%lfanltaaten.
Oas Itreitige @ebiet in Ma8eoonien
uno in anoeren @egenoen belegen
ioaerl, ebe Die 9emobiliiierung be-
ginnt. 8ulgarien felt ferner Die
Soroernng, Dab ale Yarteien lid Dem
ihieosgerihtIihen llrteil 0es 3arell
uuf @nlnO oes 3miihen ben Balfan=
itaaten Dor Neginn Oes Rrieges abge-
ihlOIienen Vertrages mterDerfeu
ipQpn.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
SrieOens stiftung.
g[noretp Garneaie iIbermeiit

no tlAfAJNA Y-DfDO0H
SEER Anorep Carnegie, Der benz
Qaiier sic @liidmunidaorele DER
Northumberland iiDer-
reidt bat. bat tpabreno ieines 9(nf-
cftbaltes in Berlin %eranlaiiung ge-
4iommen, ieinen 6rieoensbeitrebun-
1en aud mi Dem praftiiben @ebiet
angemeilenen Musorlid 3il geben.
lin Die gloitation i'm Slime aage-
Meinen 6rieOens audi in geutlblono
fatfr1itig Sl unteritiiBeu. bat SEER
Sarnegie fiir Die o0eitide eide,
as Organ ser oelttiden 6rieoens
rellnoe, eineu 8etrag BON $4,000
.eitiftet. g(uf oieie @eiie tr1gt ser
lmerifaner uno SAotte gleid3eitig
IN S0roerung neutrality-suspicious.
Ell 5niiden gentihlano mo @roB
Dritannien BET ga 0ieie eilen nor-
.ebmlihen 3roqrammpunft in Der
9elltlhen eide biloen.
6erner bat SEER Carnegie Die ibnl
su9ebotene @brenmitglieoidaft ser
3erliner @ricrifaniihen Sanoels-
amimer o%ngenommen. @ei Der Nm
labme oieier Gbrnng wuroe er, pie
I lelbit aisi'ibrte, BON Der llebcr5eil
Iung aeleitet, Dab Ser &nnoel oas
i~elteIte 9inoeglieo 3miihen oen Dol
fern lei. Gr erfldrte, in Der bereits
Dor iid gegangeuen MnO INNER nod
fortihreitenoen gemnItigen gntfpid
iitng Der @onoelsbe5iebungcu 5tpi-
ihen 0eutihIano mp Den gereinia-
ten Staaten liege Sic bette 60roerung
Der gegeuieitigen @e5iebnngen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
sIns $50 SnF SS6e.
1ranl0iIider MiIitarflieacr Olrrh

Iran3oiiidler MiIitGrilicacr 0urd
Abiiiirj hei Gtampcs aetotet.
etampeS1 Sranfreid). 1S. ssl-
nj. Sapper Temeper. elm N9ilifdr-
llieger. murOe beute bier aetotet. gr
mar nit ieiner Maidline bis al elmer
Nobc pon 100 Sub seitieaeu. ais er
ploblih ole Nrme in Oie 8obe mari.
SSm ndditen gngenbIid imtiir8te oie
Moldline nit Dem 6Iiceer slir groe.
Die llriahe oes llnfnas 1T nod nidt
ermittelt.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
SeReuSarmitdOter in 2eipsia.

Qeip8ig, 10. Sltni. Die Sei-
fem armltdOter Reiiegeieaidoft aus
Amerita bat ben ipGrlihen Staub
Der MeiHsbnuptltaot bon ben 6iiBen
geidiittelt mo lit nod gang erfiiat
bon Dem Slang Der RaiiertSlbil6-
nmsfeier. gen SiiOen gereiit. Sn
Qeip8ig Duroe Station gemaht, uno
bel Den ebenIo gemiitlihen tDie bel
len 6ahien fiibIten iie lih baIo BEL
mild
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
GrObcbrm aaf Wlnrtiniauc.

Sort sc -6rauce. Martini-
que, is. Suni. Cine babe Stnnoe
nad Waitternadt mrroe beute bier ein
Itarfes @robeben Deripiirt. IS riei
inter ben V~emobnern groBe @eItiir-
8llng berpor. Gin Yerluit al Ween-
ihenIeben oOer ionitiger G6nOen
miro nidt eemeloet.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
Nnbfl1u0e
Oes Teites.
Berlin mad Snbildumsfeier wisOsr
int alien @ltiie.


9merfin. IS. SUM. geadoem
init ocm aronoioieu 6adel8us DER
9hroeutcnidoit aelteru sIbeuO oie
LANCE Reibc ser SubildumsieitIidfei-
fen az alau8enoem 9lbialuB getOm-
men mar, nodoeu DC. offi5ielleo 6elt'
aummela poriiber it, mo Die 9erli.
ner mie sic Srenloen niht mebr IN
Gerleaenbeit limo. mas lie 5uerit be-
trodten nno %..mitmaden" iollen, be.
oinnt sic Reidshauptitaot wieoer tbr
qmtaQsgeiidt oAi8niteden- 9as se'
wobnlihe ee6eu Der @roBitaot tebrt
ii iein altes @leis 5nriid. nno nlr
nod, sic Dcforationen Der StraBen
crinnern all Die uerrauihten Gage
ser @radt mo oeS Rrlmfes-
Oic meilten Der 9umoesiiirlten ltlo
bcrcits mieoer abaereiit. Hrin5reaent
Qitomia BON @aneru bat ieinen Auf.
cnt6oIt in Berlin nod Oo5u benuBt,
einei AuSihla noh Dem nabenebers'
mal0c III nlud)en no er nit groBem
Sntcreiie ole Aanalhultten belidtIgte.
Sine MnSscihnlng, Die benefit,
0oB oas G~srb0ltnis 5sUilden oer
NGniern NobeuSoIern uno Sippe-
Nielteriel0 nidts mehr 5l miinlden
iIbrio laBt. hat ben auIier anlaBlIh
0cs ,Seites perlieben. Shirt Seopolo
al 9ippe bat Sen bodlten preuBiihen
Crocn, BEN bonn Sdmnr5en Aoler,
Crbalten.
1iir Sic @crliaer @erfebrsanltal.
fen lit 0ie ,SilbiIdnmsieier cine Rrobe
hscr eeiinnasiabigfeit geweien. va.
meltIidl ole StraBenbabnen mo bic
llntefarmobabuen bnbeu cine Bite
tnrliiqabr ST. bepaltiaen gepobt nno
baben Melnrogffern er5ielf On Sc
lelidnften hnben III bier 1agell 81.
iantmen nabe5l 5ebu Wiiaionen Ber-
iouen befor0ert.
Snbelfcirr orS 2. @arOe.3 egiments
Gem a0iier itebt iebt nod cine &eibe
BON Seiern bcpor, Die nit Der Sun.
0estjahrieicr Der Sreiheitstriege 5li-
iammenDangen. 9as Snbr 1873
mar Oas @rimolnigsiobr eiiier gro.
! zen 9n5obl bon 9eaimentern, DIE
/ ieBt ibr &ubil1nm 81 perihieoeneH
3citpuntten beaeben. @tliden oieier
9}prnn9fnItttnnpt mnhnt Apr 9D2ouGrdI
iclber bel.
@~egenp1rtia lit es ons 2.@nroere-
mcllt 81 6iIB, oos anldBlid Ieines
%ubildumS cine oreit1gige 6eier Der.
anitnltet. Ger aoiier bat beute auI
oem Moabiter Grer8ierplab cine ga
raoe oes Regiments abgenommen,
bci Der aud c%benlnlige Nngeborigt
Der Grippe mItinarIhierterL mo bal
Den fSahnen oes Heoiments SdfuIar.
bdn0er uerlieber.
Multiplied Der 3enteinnrfeier il
Die 0aierne Ger @renaoiere in oel
J IrieoridltraBe, Die i'm Sabre 1854
crbailt mIroc, erneuert moroen.
Der NrOnprin5 ais 3eniOr bingeitelIt
Die anf bcbor0lid)e @ei1lmg er,
Iolgte G%initeluna Der 9Gnffiibrunger
0ee Nauptmanuid)e SS%ubilanmsieit
ipiels .iSt3~ in 9reSlau erreat bier
J m%igeneines Nlfiebeu. lie N1ebr,
5abl Der @ldtter duBert lid bohlifI
: 5ufrie0en init Dem Gerbot. Gas 70
= Iagcblatt" ole .Soiiiife 3tg." II
| Der 99ormarts~ ieood toben uni
I lhrciben Die Sd)itIo an Dem 8erbot
Dem %aronprin5en 81.
9 gas uSaaeblatt@ bcbnllptet. oel
aronpriu8 babe crit oos BON Saupt
mann Aeidlriebene Bud geleieu uni
lliid Damn oos Megiebud eingeforoert
AlSoann babe er ioiortige ginite0ims
/ Der AliifiIbr1ngen perlangt ulo er
Hart menn Oies ltidlt aeidebe, DeroI
5 er ioiort iein Yroteftorot iiber ot
i S%reslauer SiIbildumsousiteauna ME
oerleaen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Mit ailBrroroentliden Saitlibfci-
ten bat oie 6eier oes 25=idbrigen SIC
gierungsjubildums aaiier Milbelm
oes 3meiten begonnen. 0as obige
9ilo seigt inns ben Safer unO feline
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

groBe 6omilie. Stebeno, BON IinfS
nad rehts, ieben mir Yrin5 Nuglit
Nil6elm mo @enablim bic aaiierin
mo ben aoiier, aronprin5 6rieorid
@ilbelrL Frin5 Aoalbert, Erill3 81
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

ben ibr iibt oie aronprin5eiiin mi.
ibrcn aiitoern. Bur Aedteu iit.
4~rin5eiiin GiteG Srieorid.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

tel 6rieoridl @rinj Soadim mao
8rin5 0Sfur. 3ltr Sinfen iibt @rin
5ciiiu @iftoria emile. melhe iiinait
bin iid nit Dem Yrin5en Grnit 9il-
quit BON 9lnnbeglano p%erm0blte. Ae
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
0entidlnnO trfennt Snerta an.

SanOidreiben oes aaiiers Dem mcri-
faniiden 9rdiiOeuten iibermitteIt.
Serr BON aaroorfi. Ser @ei6dfts-
trigger ser oeutihen @eianotihaft,
iibermittelte Dem propiforiihen Yrd-
iiOenten &rcrta Elm &anoihreiben oes
Deutihen &mniiers, III meldem Die 9(n-
erfenmlng Der gegenmdrtigen merifa-
nlIden Hegierung ieitens 0eutidl.
lambs mitaetcilt miro.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-15
CRUSADE AGAINST
POISON IVY PEST
While Not Fatal in Its Effects 1t
Causes Much Unnecessary
Suffering.

Wage war upon the poison ivy and
keep at least the home place free from
1t. Only the most drastic measures
have any effect upon it.
Teach the children to avoid any sort
Of climber that has three-lobed leaf.
While poison ivy is not fatal In it's
effects and many people are immune
from it's attacks. it causes much un-
necessary suffering and 1t often af-
fects and impairs the health.
Start crusade against the pest
among your neighbors and work
against the common enemy. Try to
pass laws to authorize road supervi-
sors and commissioners to see that
their districts are kept clear of it.
Dig or plow it up to the smallest
root and branch, for 1t is SO tenacious
to life that twig allowed to lie upon
the ground has been known to take
root.
If every root cannot be dug touch
the broken end with crude oil or some
strong acid. A load OF fresh manure
dumped upon clump OF poison ivy
In August will finish it.
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REFLECT IN THE FUTURE
Mr.. PozozxIe Has Found Out That
oeeasIonaily smartness Does
Not Pay.

Yesterday" said Mr.. Pozozzle rue
fully. Il had 1t brought forcibly home
to me that there is a vast difference
between a smart man and a smart
alec. A smart man may possess dis
eliminating sense OF humor. but
smart alec is one of those feeble-mind-
ed folk who send out funny boomer
angs on the slightest provocation.
and they always come back and hit
him with whizzing sound. This Is
how l made the discovery: Mrs. Po-
zozZle and ! were out for our daily
constitutional You know some people
walk to get thin, but my wife is dh'
ferent-she walks to get fat Fat Is
the one dear hope Of Mrs. Pozozzle's
existence. She would like to be up
holstered. Last evening she said to
me: oliver. II could just get fifteen
pounds, event. would be SO much
happier Fifteen pounds? said !, the
smart alec. DO you mean avoirdu-
pois or English currencyT She is
too smart for me, that wife Of mine.
and she saw her chance. This time,
she answered sweetly, I would choose
the currency And ! had to figure
out the amount in our money and
make good"
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OHIO HAPPENINGS
As TOLD BY WIRE
Gov. Cox Pardons Louis
Peck on Recommendation
WOULD SELL BODY TO DOCTORS
Three Persons Were Victims of 5uI-
lets in Fight at sandusky-Safe
Blowers Are Sent to the
Penltentlary.
Louis Peck Pardoned.

Columbus. - Upon recommends
ton of the state board of admin
istration and former Warden T. H.
B. Jones, Gov. Cox pardoned Louis
Peck, colored, sent to the penitentiary
from Summit county in August, 1900,
to serve a life sentence for assault.
The crime for which Peck was con-
Victed caused a riot in Akron which
resulted in two persons being killed
and 18 wounded, and the burning
down of the city hall and city prison
buildings, two saloons, a hall and sew
eral business blocks.
The riot was caused by a mob that
tried to get possession of Peck to
lynch him. Before the city prison and
city hall were set on fire an attempt
was made to blow up both buildings,
first by dynamite and next by explod-
ing barrels of brandy stolen from sa-
looms raided and set on fire by the
mob. The local officials frustrated the
efforts of the mob to get possession of
Peck by spiriting him away to Cleve-
land, where he was placed in the city
prison, before the attack was made on
the prison and city hall. Peck was
allowed to plead guilty and accept a
life sentence while the mob was clam
oring outside of the court room for
his life.
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When Hobbie Lost Faith.

The illness of the feminine head ol
the household left Bobbie to the ten
der mercies of the nurse, who pres.
ntly reported that the youngster re-
fused to say his prayers. Papa start
ed an investigation.
why don't you want to say your
prayers, sonnle?"
"Aw," squirming and wriggling
prayers amt no goodl"
why. Bob, your mother would be
shocked to hear you. What makes
you think that?"
A long moment OF silence before
Bobbie, half angry. half crying. blurt
ed out:
why, cause ! been prayin' for q
dog for a long time. an here dom
got no dog, but mamma gets a rec
baby that just kicks an squalls!"
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Would Sell Body to Doctors.

Cincinnati. - A woman, plain but
rather neatly attired, sat patient
ly in the reception ward of the Gin
cinnati hospital and when her turn
finally came, she startled the receiv-
ing clerk, Mr.. Waluh, by stating that
she wished to sell her body to buy
fine clothes.
The woman said: my name is
Eleanore Muchmore and I've simply
come here to sell my body"
"You don't want us to kill your"
the astonished clerk gasped.
"Oh, no." replied Miss Muchmore.
but want new clothes badly and
thought l might be able to sell my
body to some doctor in this institu-
ton to be delivered after my natural
DEATH"
Miss Muchmore seemed greatly dis
appointed when it was explained to
her that her proposition could not be
entertained,
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II is we'll for the farmer to realize
at outset that the conditions are very
different from what they were thirty
or forty years ago, and that without a
good spraying outfit good fruit can
not reasonably be expected. 1t Is well
to emphasize the word good" in this
sentence, writes e. z. Miller in the
Country Gentleman, for it is a very
common mistake to try to economize
in the purchase of a spraying outfit,
and so to get one which will make
good work impossible, or at least make
the cost Of doing 1t twice as much as
1t should be. The manufacturers of
spraying outfits who lead men to be-
lieve that an apple tree can be
sprayed with bucket pump are do
ing an injustice to their own ma
chimes, as we'll as to the men to whom
they sell.
All this said. not to discourage the
growing of the farm orchard, but
merely to point out some things nee
essary to make it a success; and to
show by contrast how easy it is for
the farmer to have liberal supply Of
the small fruits.
1t is poor economy for farmers to
try to get on without home orchard,
but 1t is much worse for them to try
to get on without berries and other
bush fruits and grapes. All berries
are easily grown. The strawberry can
be planted one year and be in full
bearing the next. Most Of the others
need only two years in which to bear
abundantly. Except in certain locali-
ties none of them are seriously at
tackled by other insect foe or disease.
The currant worm gooseberry blight.
blackberry anthracnose and straw
berry weevil will do considerable
damage in the aggregate. but all Of
them are more or less localized.
and most of them are easily con-
trolled. A man with Sc knapsack
sprayer need spend only few hours
in season to protect enough bushes
and vines to produce all the small
fruits the average farm family will
need.
The following are the standard
formulae:
Bordeaux Mixture: This is a fun
gicide and used during the summer on
plants that have resistant leaves; it
is made as follows: Copper sulphate
or blue stone, to pounds; quick
lime, to 6 pounds; water, Is gallons.
Dissolve the blue stone in rs gallons
of water; slack the lime in as much