davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
8errbmte SammIuu9 zines OeuiiH. 2lnerifaners. : Derfe
pom Rubens, Dan n1aes, pelasquea Suoas Grauad, Reni,
6oYa uno anoeren.

3~unissIsbrten in 10 sntbufidItiider Weiie
eedubert, ouB man gar niht better tbun
fam, oIs le sinfa6 gu 5mitiren. 9u fins
ben mir bon benz b%sriibmten fpunti4en
Mdler 6rancisco @oDa b 2ucientes Ods
portrait elmer 5rau in ~reiTeren Sabren,
gu Oefen 8eiib Or. Rubolpb OI0enbour9
9erru 9irf6 ber5liA ~erdtulirte uno BON
Dem Or. 9urt Erasmus I6rieb: aDas
meibli6e qortrait 1T meines Grddtens
mad elm b0hIt dn3iebenoes Wert oes
5rancisco Sole be @opa". 9as beriibmte
8ilo Oes Soadnbers Paul YOtter u&iibe
auf Der @eioe" erregte in Der !6ubions
Sutton AusIteuune bes metropolitan
RunItmuieums i'm Sabre 1909 daeemeine
9epunberune. @s pd odmals i'm &a=
talpae Der @usfelune abgebilOet uno Or.
6oFiteoe be @ropt bat es in feinem Werte
.Rdtdlpe boadnbii9er Maler" aufgefiibrt.
Or. 8alentiner, Or. Hubolpb Ol0enbourg
uno anOere baben ii4 in ben Nusoriiden
Der bDhiten 8epunOerung uno Nnerfen=
nune ausgeiproden.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
S7red0ads.
sfi53e nod 9enri pibaubon Oon easen 5iOlani.

fu9t9"
IS 1T Der pi4tigfe Ebeil meiuer
Mufgdbe -"
n2daerli9l"
.Su. es 1T Id9erli4! SunOerts MluIe
babe i'd meme 2ippen auf Sbre iiiBe,
feline 9anb briiden biirfen, unb ba nOl>
len Sic mir nt1t einen einaigen Sub uuf
bic 2ippen geitutten2"
%; bas 1T etpas DOnig unberes! Cine
anitdnbige Jruu Idbt fi4 nur BON i6rem
Wianne tifen!"
SOL"
nSa. mein 9err!"
Limb bdnn irb bic @rGfin 2dnois unb
bic Narpnin WaibaI unb ale bic Das
men, bic neulid Dubenbe bon RiiHen duf
benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perfauften,
feline ebrboren Damen!!"
80, bos 1T bod aud ipieberum ettpas
bDlig unberes! Sm Dienite Der WObIs
tbGtieteit -"
.mirbsn sic aud sinsn auB Osrtau-
fen9"
rWlein @Dtt, tDenn es gut beocblt
piirbe, gum 8eiten Der Armen. -
iporum nidt! Die DOrnebmen Dumen
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14

.Nber. msin Serr, mas erlauben Sic
fi9. i9 bin
$50 peiB, i'd peiB. Sic finO cine 9sis
liqe! Mber gerabe beshalb rei5t IS MIDI
ia 10, Sbnen einen Sub gu geber. Bon -"
gS9neigen sic, mein 9err; i'd glaubte
INNER, Sic ipGren elm Greunb metHes'
@atten
uMber, meme Tbeuerfte, mas bat benin
bas nun pieber bdmit gu tbunl Raube
id benn meinem alien 5reunbe Mlphpnie
aud nur einen Deut BON ieinem S4dB,
penn i9 Sbnen einen Sub auf bic 2ips
pen bride! 8eiB' i6 Sbnen benn etpas
babel db! Sinh Sic mad benz RuB fur
Mlpbonie %tpenieer ent5iidenb. f80n. lies
bensipiirbig. reissnb. gut, lieb
u90ren sic auf. 5orsn sic uuf. Sic
befegen mid bod ni9t bur8 fOl4e
G9mei9eleien."
rMmelie!!"
ngitte, mein 9err. Truu AmeIie!"
nMeiden sic mir ni9t aus. Gruu
Mmelie pOiFet. meme tbeuerite, gndbige
Grau, MIR ipre9en BON benz &uB. ben sic
mir oeitotten fOlen!"
.9ubsn sic uns nur besbuIb heute be-
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14

Bon benz 8ilDe u&inb nit 9unb" bes
6oQdnbers Ni9olas Wtaes fuet Or. 8obe:
Gin febr anaiebenbes Portrdt BON q.
Maes aus Ieiner beften 3eit" Or. Slben=
bourg duBert 1i9 in folgenber entbuiiaz
Itif9er @ei1e: nOie briIdnten 6arben.
Die in 10 REDEEM MuBe aufgetrugen iinb,
unD bic minuti0ien Details Der 3ei9nung
MAIDEN es, meiner Meinung na9. gu benz
beiten Merte, tpeldes i'd BON benz Meiz
ter aus Der peripbe bes ~leberganses bon
Der HembronbtzS 9ule nab benz fo9ez
nannten fran5Oi16en Still bin femme"
@baratteriitif9 1T bas folgenbe S9reiz
ben, pel9es Der Sammler in 8e3ug
auf Otefes Bib empfing: r9as Bib
zines Rinbes bon Ni6plas Maes
aus Der $. 2inbe : Sammluns 1T
meiner Meinune nab un3peifelbaft
edit unb elm Iebr f9Ones @ert bes Mei=
tiers. Gs befinbet fi9 in ausge3ei9netem
3uItanbe unb trGgt bic ebte Namensz
unterI9rift nit Der Sabres3abl 1864.
9iefes @emdlbe 1T febr interefant, neil
es elm 3pii6englieb 1T 3pif9en ben frii=
beren Mrbeiten bes &iinitlers utter BEN
ginfluB BON Rembranbt unb ben fpdteren
Mrbeiten, Die i'm frdn3Dff9en Still gemalt
pburoen, unb neil es bic unri9tfgteit
Der Mnnabme, baB es atpei Maler bieies
Namens gegeben. benefit. Mit beften
@riiBen Sbr ergebener 30. g. @ulenz
timer"
Sin 1pdteres Bib bon Mdes, Elm febr
i90nes Trauenbilbnis, 1T ebenfdIs BON
ben beiben gendnnten @eIebrten. ioiDie
BON 9offtebe be @root anerfannt tpDrben.
Sin 9on3 prd9tiges Mdnnerbilbnis BON
benz 9ollGnber Sbomas be RaDfer pirb
Don Or. @alentiner ebenfO lebr pie BON
Or. Olbenbourg unb Or. Rurt erasmus
geprieIen. .
$50 man nun au9 ben &atalDg dufz
f9laeen mag, finbet mar entbufioftii9e
Nnerfennung unb Musrufe bes @nt5iidens
Der Grperten. Mus ben @tihproben err
giebt iih ferner, bab in benz Bud cine
Menge ~pertbpoqes tunitgefhi9tliAes Ueds
terial gu finben 1T. Der RatulOg 1T, ipie
erpdbnt, enti9ieOen elm unitum, oas bau=
ernben Wertb beiiBt.
Muber Den gendnnten Bilbern feter
Ii. a. bic folgenDen aufgefiibrt; u2eienbel
Mdnn", Mquuren bon Mdriano 5ortunt
b Garbo; .Nm SLUG. Nquarel BON BEN
0oaGnber Nnton Moube; vAm Dual
BON Satob Maris.
Sine 3eiunung bon TrdncescD @larbi
Dim WaFer". ftammt aus Der Somm'
lung bes engliiden Meifters Sir Soibuo
Rebnolbs. = @elborp @orBius' Wdnner4
bilbnis; Rarl 8repbeI. nSdladtfcene"
Nraneescp @uorbi n2unbfduft NIT Gigu.
rem unb pferDen"; @errit Wilems 9orf
(G9iiler BON Rembrunbt), nGIias". Gin
prG9tige n9etenbe Sungfrdu" ftammi
aus Der fpanif9en S9ule bes 16. Subr'
bunberts, tpGbrenb elm n0eiliser SerOm'
ous Der fiibbeltfHen S4ufe nm 152(
tommt. Der GinfiebIer" bon @erdrt
Dou unb cine .Mabonna nit Rinb" boz
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
0mrasso> Ote fitnftise @amptEaSt
OeS aIbamtfdlen MetGeS.

NaA elmer Welbung, bic bisber obne
@iberiprud geDIteben 1T, fOn Der prin3
WilbsIm gu Wieb ben albanii9en Gub<
rern, nit benen er in @ertebr itebt, err
Dffnet baden, baB er mad Annabme Der
Rrone BON Mlbanien feline Refioena in
Duraaap auf8uf9Iagen beabfi9tise. Damn
tpiirbe alio biefe ormielige 9afenftabt am
Mbriatif9en Meers, Der man Don ibrer
eldn8enbsn sefdidtli6en "@ergangenbett
gegenipdrtig ni9ts mebr anmertt, bic
0aupt1tabt bon Mlbanien nerben unb
bielei9t cine neue 3eit Der 9liitbe erleben.
Nuf einem @orgebirge gelegen. 3dblt Ous
ro03o nur einige bunOert !9duier uno uls
gefGbr 5000 8etpobner. NDmiI9e, bp5an=
tiniI9e unb tiirtil9e Huinen ~erinnern
bdran, ipie bdufig bas S9idial BON
Dura3So pe9Ielte unb tpie oft unb tpie
beiB UNI ben 8eiiB Der Stabt gerunesn
nurbe. 4
Dura3ao tit bas ate Dprrba9ium Der
MDmer unD itanb idon pdbrenO bes
r0mi19en Weltreihes nit benz gegeHiibers
liegenben, nur $50 &iIometer entferntsn
9runbiium. benz bsutisen 8rinOiii, in
reefter 8~erbinbung. SIN Sabre 1901
ipurbe 9ura35O BON ben Eiirten unter
Mp6ammeD Sen erpbert, bat dlio ldnger
ais bier Sabrbunberte bic 9errfdaft bes
6aIbmonbes ertraeen. limb in biefer 3eit
bat DuraSso dlss eingebiiBt. mas einif
feline @r0Be unb Bebeutung ousmahte.
Der 6afen lit perionbet, penn aud INNER
nod Der pidtig{ts unb belebteite Der
oIbdnifden Riifte, unb bic BeDOlterune
friftet trdge unb uniprudslos ibr Daiein.
Der SanbeI betpeet iid in bei4eiOenen
Grenaen unb beI9Gftiet iih NIT Der Muss
f1br bon Geuen unb 2eber. 9Ola Del
Sdb0t - unb 8Iutegeln.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
EeAuEN8HDNI85 WV 0olA.

5reili9, fe puBte OoA nidt. ME alz
pbonie bic Aneelegenbeit uufnebmen
piirOe; er mar man9mal ettpas eigen,
nidt 3pdr elm SpieBbirger, dber bod
feltlam, in man9en Dingen peOantifd,
- tie mar niht gang o5ne geforgnis.
unb Dor alien: ife ipuBte niht reht,
nie fe Dem @dtten bic @el9i1te bei6rinz
gen Iolte. gigentli9 mar bic Sadie bod
au9 Isltium, unb penn Nlpbonfe BON Ans
fang an babel eepeisn mare, tpdre es einz
fa9 gu er3dblen, dber 10 nit Der Sbiir
ms 0uus fallen: ni9 babe einen 3uB IN
9einen 6reunO 2eon Dertauft!1 Oas ging
bod ni9t.
9olt, fommt ba nidt f9on Nlp6onie2
Ri4tig. er mars. 6reunOlih pie INNER
trat er ins 3immer; liebeboa pie itets
begriiBte er fie. Natiirlid, er nuBte ia
nidts BON Dem &uB, ben tie D~ertauft
bate.
.gaun, mar 2eOn Bel 0ir24 frugts sr.
nSo, pOber peiBt Dug CAB fe err
f9redt 8uriid.
~@r bat mid ia BON bier ungsrufsn!"
nNb!"
nSd, nuBte1t Ou Dds alhtl Gr pat
Dir 500 Jruncs gegebeni"
.9as bat er Dir telepbpnirt!"
.2tber ia 11ebrigens gut, baB Du ni4t
geb0rt. mas Ct telepbonirt bat. 2eon 1T
pirtli9 Elm Tre9ba9s!4
.Mesbalb, mas bat er benin g%efaet9"
nN9, cine tomif9e @a9e! Wofiir er
bds @elb oebrau9t -
.@ofiir -"
.Sa, bat er Dir benn ni6t gsIugt, OaB
er cine babe Stunbe bprber Bel mir mar.
um fi9 bic 500 Jrancs BON mir gu leiheu.
ST mar iebr eilis gepefen, bate geiagt,
DAB er bas @elb fir cine ni9tige Sadie
brau9e. unb bunn risf er mid bon bier
aus IN unb iaste, er babe pou elmer IdDz
men Trau einen Qiebesbienit 1aben ppuen.
er fei aber nidt gum 3iele %gelungt. Ou
babe er bas Muto bier balten ldHen unb
babe oas @elb BEL Dir tpieber abgegeben!
Sin Tre9ba1s, pus9"
.Sa. Elm f9le9ter Rerl!~ fagte 6ruu
Mmelie tonlos.
Sic mar tpie berni9tet. Ollie @lieber
tbdten ibr tpeb; lie tpuBte nidt, mas tie
gu FOLDER @emeinbeit fagen lolte. BOD.
tpie i'm Srdum, tDdnCte ie@ fi6. nm oas
@elO gu bolen.
so elm f9le9ter RerI!" iuste fe i'm
Mbgeben nod einmdl. Sin tOmpletter
9dlnnte."
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14

Bon benz groBen Nieoerldnber peter
pdul Hubens riibrt cine, ME Or. 8obe
f9rei6t, vfebr interefdnte Stubie, pobl
gu elmer R%reu3isung," ber. Or. Sloens
boure bertritt Die Nnii9t, baB es %5peifelz
los cine Stubie our n6immelfabrt Der
Mdria" ober zines G6nli9en 8ilOes 1T
unb bab Der Stubientopf bon Rubens als
cine @orlaee, na9 tpelder feline Schiller
gr0Bere Muftrdge aus3ufibren batten, gez
malt purbe. Or. 6rieoldnber fugt; lid
betra9te bic RubenssS ti53e ais cine aus
ge3ei9nete BON Der 9an0 bes groBen Wletz
lter8 berriibrenbe".
Sin famofes Bib, Die luitise @efeaz
f9aft" bon Cornelius ban 9arlem, ftummt
aus Der Sammluns bes neritorbenen amez
ritanif6en MdIers Sobn Ga Sarge. Sin
bemertenspertbes Bib, Iaet Or. @alen=
timer, upel9es benefit, baB Cornelius
ban 9arIem in feinen fpdteren Sosen
inter ben @influB Der @eIelf9aftsmdler
Dor !9arlem our 3eit beg 6rans pals
gerietb."
@upib 9eniers s.. S. tit bur6 cine
Wtrtbsbausf8ene, pein treffli9es, edtes
tribes Mert beg &iinitlers" nennt es pr,
@dlentiner, bertreten.
unb bon benz 8ilbe, @Shmdufenbe
8auern" bon Nbrian ban S1tabe mar
Or. GrieblGnber CANA ent5iidt. Gr Be-
punberte Die lebenspolen Giguren" unt
bic 6rifdbeit Der &ompofition" unb aud
Or. @alentiner ertannte bic @9tbeit beg
nfebr tbpii9en" ban OitaOe an, Aus Der
friiben 3eit, uneefGbr 1880 Bis 40 eemalt.
ais Der RiinItler nod unter @tnfluB BON
Mbrian 8roper itanb".
Soos bon Gleef D. a., betannt als
der Meiiter bes Spbes Mariae", malte
bic !Seilige Gdmilie", pel9e cine Neplico
beg Bel Der 9oesQ[uttion BON benz &unit=
bdnbler Rleinberger %eriporbenen Bibles
1T. SIN Miener Mufeum unb in Der
9olforb'f9en Sammlung finbet Ii9 ebens
fans lie cine Heplica bes Mertes. Or.
6riebldnber bat bic @Atbeit Des 8ilbes
beitdtigt.
Bon benz Bilbe bes Nie6erldnbers San
ran 6eneHen .Mabonna nit benz Rinbe"
fdreibt berIelbe &enner: nDiefes feint
nieberlGnbif9e Mobonna=8ilb aus bei
3eit BON 1880 e~rinnert an bic Runit beg
Meifters bes Sobes Muriae Me9nlihe
Mlabonnen iinb in ben Mufeen bon ROt-
terbam unb lltredt".
8on benz Ge%netianer @iopanni Baltic
Siepolo riibrt elm ~Seiliger Hodus" Der
,Gines Der 3o6lrei9en @. Hocco=Bilber
bic g. 9. Siepolo als Mitglieb Der g
RoccoS@ eIeGf9aft fir ale neu eintreten.
ben Mitslieber malen muBte". ertIdrt Or
8obe.
rOie MeNe Des ct. @regOrius", cir
treffli6 erbaltenss Bib, it mad Aniidt
bes Or. @dlentiner nein ausee8ei9netei
Bib BIS beuti9en Meiiter 2utus Sra
nab b. a.. permutbli9 nod friiber uli
bas Bib nit benz dbnli4en Suiet IL
Nidaffenburs. pel4es bereits Renaii'
idncesO rnamente bat"
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14

nbe bieies Monats tommt 2eon
p SirId's 3unlt : Sammluns in
. Rem Dort CUR 8erIteigerung,
uuo Oieie @eriteissrung tptrO
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Something From Nothing.

=
You know that peculiar air that
come DER tram-load of passengers
on a wet day when someone en-
beavers to find an extra seat.
You could have cut it with a
knife when a hale and hearty cOun-
trywoman, laden with her market
purchases squeezed past the con-
ductor into the interior of the car.
Regardless of the freezing sIares
she deposited her vegetables. etc,
about her feet. One dried-up look
ing man eazed irritably along the
seated line and then. seeing no one
else inclined to move, offered the
buxum lady his seat.
Nay, lad" she said. with a
broad smile, ''tha'd better sit down
agen. All cannot see where's tha's
gotten oop fromr'-London An
swers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Composition Of Marine Rocks.

That many rocks which are now
raised far above sea level we're once
marine sediments, and that living
organisms contributed to their for
nation are among the common
places of geology. 1t is also known
that radiolarians, diatoms and
sponges form siliceous deposits; that
calcareous rocks are derived in part
from corals and mollusks; and that
crustacean and vertebrate remains
are largely phosphate. These facts
are established in a broad general
way, but they are being studied in
greater detail, so that the function
of each class or organisms may be
more exactly known An investi-
cation of this kind is reported in
Professional Paper 80. The COM
position of crinoid skeletons, by F.
w. ClarKs and w. C. Wheeler, just
published by the United States Geo
logical Survey.
Crinoid remains are abundant in
many limestones, and their Compo-
sition was therefore worth deter
mining. Twenty-four specimens of
living forms were analysed and
their skeletons were found to have
the composition of a moderately
magnetism limestone. In other
words. the remains of crinoids con.
tribute magnesia to the marine sed.
iments, their content in magnesium
carbonate ranging between 7 and
ii per cent. Curiously, however
the crinoids from scold waters rur
low in magnesia, whereas those
from warm waters run high. Suct
a relation has never been observed
before.
The report may be obtained free
on application to the Director, Unit
ed States Geological Survey, Wash
ington, D. G.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Appreciation.

Probably you have complained
to the floor walker or department
superintendent when a salesgirl has
been inattentive or discourteous.
Have you ever gone to the floor
walker r or the department Superin-
tendent to say word. for the sale
girl who was exceptionally atten-
tive and anxious to please?
Very likely you have written to
the general MANAGER of the electric
road when a conductor rang the
bell to soon or did not notice your
signal to stop. Have you ever writ
ten to tell him about the conductor
who is always courteous and oblig'
ingY
If you think one act necessary al
times, is not the other fair and gen
erous? Are kindness and courtesy
always to besstaken for granted il
small business relations among
strangers. or are you reader to fine
fault than. to express appreciation
Youths Companion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
DIRE STRENGTH
! FOR OLD PEOPLE
krs. HutChison--Eighty-0n One
wears 0ld-Uses No 9th
er Tonic but VinOI and Rec
Ommends 1t to Friends.

Greenville, Set is with pleasure
tell others of the great benefit l have
arrived from Vinol, for the past several
years. am 81 years old and find Vi
mol gives me strength, healthy appe-
ne and overcomes nervous disorders.
Ninol is the only tonic reconstruction
rave used for several years. 1 have
Recommended it to great many of my
friends and it has always proved salts
factory. = Mrs. M. A. HUTCHINSON,
Greenville, S. c.
Such cases as the above are constantly
coming to our attention. If people in
mis- vicinity only realized how Vinol in
sigorates old people we would not be
able to supply the demand.
1t is the tissue building, curative ele-
ments of the Gods livers, aided by the
blood making strengthening properties
of tonic iron contained in Vinol, that
makes it SO successful in building up
Strength for old people, delicate chill
dren and for all rundown conditions.
Vinol is also most successful remedy
for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis.
<kseft fails to benefit any one who tries
1t we return your money.
IL. NJ. Wood, Druggist. Monroe City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

Shower in Honor of Miss Lundbere
A plate shower was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Paxton
last evening in honor of Miss Donna
Lundberg, who will be married the
latter part of the month to Mr.. Hill
airy Hardesty of Monroe City. The
color scheme of pink and green was
carried out very effectively in the
decorations and in the luncheon
which was served. Music and
games featured the evening. Those
present were: Misses Dona Lund-
berg, Leona Haines, Marguerite APP
pal, Dorothy Simmerlein, Ruby and
Mona Scott, Emily and Leona An
derson, Marguerite and Leona Lued-
ers, Tilda Lundberg, Gertrude and
Gladys Scott, Mrs. William Gwinner,
Mrs. Leon Long, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.
Paxton.-Hannibal Courier Post.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
His TROUBLE
NOT OF HEART
Real Facts In Regard To F. r.
Huffman'S Illness. Relief Oh.
tanned By Curing His
Stomach Ailments.

Waynesville, N. C.-Mr. F. R. Huffman,
of this city, says: 81 suffered dreadfully
with what l thought was heart trouble,
and tried various medicines in vain.
After other remedies had failed, Thed-
ford's Black-Draught restored me to
health. would NOT feel safe without
Black Draught in the house. ! consider
it worth its weight in gold.
II cured my indigestion, and by this
means | was restored to health. can
not express my gratitude for its benefits. "
Good health depends on the condition
of your digestion. Poor digestion and
good health do not go together.
Thedford's Black Draught will
thoroughly cleanse and set in order your
digestive system.
1t has done this for others, during the
past 10 years, and is today the most
popular vegetable liver remedy on the
market. Try 1T.
Insist on Thedford's. Price 25c.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Where the Trouble Lies.

Show US community where
money is scarce and hard to get
and we put our finger on a commu-
nifty that sends its loose change out
of the country to mail order houses
for goods. Money spent at home
finds its way into the local banks
and the banks pay 1t out again to
the people of the vicinity. Money
sent out of the country to the mail
order houses never gets into the
local banks and never comes back
to the neighborhood again. Keep
sending constant stream of mon
ey out of the community and pretty
soon a money stringency is on and
ereenbacks are scarce and hard to
get Keep your money at home by
trading at home. Circulate your
dollars among your neighbors and
they will eventually come back to
bless you.-Centralia Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

What is a cape?" the teacher ask
ed of the geography class.
1t is thing women wear and it
looks like coat without any
sleeves" answered the head upil.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Z !
How Pat Got, Even,

Pat was over in England work
ing with his coat off. There were
two Englishmen laborine on the
same railroad, so they decided to
have a joke with the Irishman
They painted a donkey's head on
the back of Pats coat, and watched
to see him put it on. Pat of course
saw the donkey's head on his
coat, and turning to the English,
men, said, Which of yez wiped
yer face on me coat?"-Linpin-
colts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
November.

November's here and chilly is the
air.
While many leaves are rustling
on the ground,
And though too cool, there's days
bright and fair
And much to please the soul is
surely found.
The clouds are gray, at times.a love-
ly blue
is mingled in the gold and silver
All goes to cheer the heart and
make view
So charming that twill surely
%. please the eye.
ST. Louis. Albert E. Vassar.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

D. r. Davenport makes Farm
Loans on best terms If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
Thanksgiving.

Back to the dear old mothe-. back
to the kind old dad;
Back where it makes no difference
what sort of luck I've had;
Back where they'll greet me kindly,
free from all welcome sham,
Back where they really want me
just for the thing l am.
That's where I'll be Thanksgiving
back with the old folks once
more,
With a mothers hug and a mothers
kiss again at the open door.
I'm tired of the going forward, I'm
tired of progressive ways,
And | long for this backward jour-
ney and the peace of the by
gone days.
I'm weary of toiling ever for money
and place and fame.
I'm sick of the constant bowling
that life is fighting game!
And l long for the sacred sweetness
the calm of the hallowed niche
In the little home where it matters
not whether I'm poor or rich.
I'm weary of world distinctions, the
lines that are tightly drawn
To mark off the great from the
humble, the weak from the
men of Drawn.
| The classes of dull and clever, anC
the varied degrees of worth
That have grown to seem so i'm.
portant to men on this good
old earth;
And | long to 90 back to the real
things, away from the hollow
sham.
Back where they love me and want
me Just for thing l am.
Back to the dear old mother. bacl
to the kind old dad;
Back where, though poor and toll
worn, to see me they'll still
be glad;
Back where smile is honest, ,bacl
where kind words meant,
Where joy is a thing untainted b!
selfish and vain intent.
That's where I'll be Thanksgiving
back at the open door
) Where mothers kiss and faith
er's smile will gladden. thu
heart once more.
-Eddor Huoot
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19
And Genius?

Willie--Paw, what is the differ
ence between genius and talent?
Paw-Talent gets paid every
Saturday, my son.-Cincinnati En-.
quirer.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-11-19

Have you a horse, COW or some
thing else you want to sell? Posi-
bly, some reader of the Democrat
wants to buy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-21

time will be spent ushering in the
Grandstand and Livestock Pavilion.
Each boy will have uniform. Last
year the Governor spent several hours
at the Farm Boys Camp.
In writing the essay it is prefer
able to have an introduction, body
and a conclusion. For example, if
the subject is Livestock, it might be
proper to introduce the essay by tell
ing about the value of livestock to
farming. Then, in the body, the diff
ferent kinds Of livestock interested
in, might be taken up separately and
described. Following this, the con-
clusion might contain some personal
opinions of the boy about the kinds
of farm animals he likes best or con-
siders most valuable. The other sub
jects could be dealt with in similar
way.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-21
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION

Estate of N. Christian Hansen.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, in Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of N
Christian Hansen, decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto en-
titled; Therefore, you, and each of
you, are hereby cited and required
to show cause, if any you have, be-
fore this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the
City of Redwood Falls, in the Coun-
ty of Redwood, State of Minnesota
on the 4th day of May, 1914, at 10
o'clock a. m, why said petition should
not be granted
Witness the Judge Of said Court
and the Seal of said Court, this 9Th
day of April, 1914.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
tCourt SeaD Probate Judge
FRANK CLAGUE,
37-3t Attorney for Petitioner.