davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

tattft bdnen bpwdt tefoniaa Wtnd
otan len autuaauiIen falfin ia Iaar.
naan Serran Mined" Oliipa maan
palion ntitd iotta tdStd armoSta eldi.
fmdt ia tpifiueen fertoiliFmat. Mfia
ON faults ioten fitd ei pitdifi maiieta,
fud olemmeban r2uninfaauinen
pappeuS Ia ppbd fania, ilmoitta'
maan len moimaa iota meibdt on
pimenbestd futiunut ibmeeIiIen wal.
feuteen." Site Sumalalta on meiad
lupa pubua toiiuemme pbteiIeStd
misunderstanding iofa nellie on NAL.
mistettu Sidn Iuona. Sddad iitd 10
famine mStoa ia ,pasta tatpaasfa
tdpfin tatieua.
2auiun iuIimmat fiitotiet iiiar SIM
moieue, u. . Fun menitte feboituf.
iestani tapaamaan Tie0d ptindiIpp.
besid oIepaa fisfoamme. 6dnen
iIonia oil iuuri fiitd. Serra tetue
mafiaa p%ainanne.
8erran ormoa Ia iidti feStdtpdd
raubaa toinon matfatomereile! Sats
naasia pbbptddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

nnSAN~~
uletn tuulin nditten tpaimoin buu.
lilta faieuman ratfaan apostolin
lanai: -2ristus on minuua eIdma
ia fuolema on minuue poitto.1
Hafas pStdpdni! Noubata tuon
tpaimon efimerftid. slld oiatteIe,
MIND oIen Iiian beiffo. Wluista rot
foan 9srramme Seeiutien ianoia:
sos teiad oils usto minimum fina-
pin fiemen, Min te ianoiitte tdae
fonorele, fiirrp ia lie -firtpii.1 80.
otsta peltddmdttd mailman ebesia,
iiiesidnt oIen musta, ipntinen rauf.
ia, mutta Serrasiani SeeIuffesIa
Glen ianSen otoDinen. Niin oIet find.
Tin, fufa Iienetftu, fiud rSumala oil
2ristufiesia ia iotpitti mailman itie
fauttania ia on meisia iominto iaar.
nan iddtdnpt, !9dnen armouiIen Iuo.
fionia idlfeen."
Nditd piirIi muslin faifista inn.
tiFistd.
9. MdnnistD.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

8 far mifpldud. Sulin buomaamaau
ettd usfottomuus Ia iumalattomuus
birtpedsti reboittaa fanialaifemme
tesfuubes5a. Slemme fiind tilasia
ettd Jos mabbouista Min malhitfin
efiptettdiFin. rSa costa SbmiIen
poifa on tuletpa, ldptdneefb bdn
usfoa maan pddItd.A 2umminfin
on Tiead tdaad mield ustopaiitafin
iotta ~oIoittawat roffautta faifesia
toiminnasIaan. &c onfin ottea us
fon bebelmd. 2olme on o~iotttannt
niinfin iuurta pstdwdaiippttd ettd
omat m~uorofaufia boitaneet mtnua
ia mield apuStaneet antaen malta
rabaattn. Matfan tulos on ie, ettd
fun buonon fobtelun nnbottaa Ia
bpmdd muistaa Min ppipp taioiua.
aiitdn Ipbdmestdni faiffia iotfa o.
mat minuue tamaua tai toiieua pal
melustaan oioittaneet. Sddoddn
MT maan faifin autuatna mpDsttn
Serraa fiitdmddu.
Mattt 2aafio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

m


Metud eanfautsIeurafuntalaiIiuo
oil puoltwuoftofous. iosia teSfus'
teIimme firfon m~aalaut1esta Iefa
mp5sfin popin banffimiIesta. 2p'
fpmpsten lopuninen pddtdminen i'd
tetttin fniienttn muoNfofoufIeen.
pddtettiin fantaa foIebtt foitius
mabbouiiesti tdnne tuIemiqe 9anial
Itsfirffofunnan papeiqe ia iaarnaa'
lille. Tddqd ct ole minfddnlaisto
faarnaoiaa fHpnpt tobteen fuubuu
eli len idIfeen Fun past. Wuori tddl'
la fdmi. Sta oliii ebfd poinut QUO
fuulioitafaan ndiu heindaitana, mar
Fntaan arfipdimina. Wutta mt al
faa ~betndnteto 10 ola lopusia uleim'
miua, muutamiaa 10 onfin, min ett6
ioutaa maautiilta fiireiItd tulemaan
Serran fanaa fuulemaanftn.
Yastori &. g. HisIofen ilmoitus
ndtDp oIenan Muttoiasia, lupaa tdn
ne tuletpania. pistdpi tddud taI'
peua foIportDDri g. piffifin, mutta
ct ole ndspnpt fen foommin. @ibdn
maan liene %pabentunut iostain.
nWaan neIiet iuloiiet
So raftaat T%iiaret,
Saamme ola SeeiufIesia
Gilman t%loiiet", |. n. e.
SeeIuS ndet pereaGdn meibdt In,
nasti ia iuurimmauafin ipntiieud on
inn %iIpon, fiud SeeiufIen meri on
pubbistanut iotaiien faitista ipn-
neistd.
6. Westerbacea,
2alapala, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

2iitos pdipdn paistebesta,
Niinfuin pimenbeStd!
2iitos Iuue taiSteluiSta,
RistStdfin, %Smmaloin,
2ittos, ettd atna muiStat,
Mutat mua tuSfiS5ain!" q
- Woaria ternebtiesiddn fanot
Htttpala:
6erra antoi. Serra otti, Serrdn
mint olfpon fiitettp!
= Gn iafia Min %ianoa, en- iafia,
ioperfi tpdari itfunfa Iomasta.
= 2pud me opimme fiben; Serra
opettaa, RitpaIa msfoi.
: Wibin mind furia MT ioubunl
2aifti om~aiiuuteni OF tubfaldidnd.
9uo Iabo riibi on main idIeud. 81
ole piIiaa, ei rabaa, eifd tpaatteita.
Waari aIfoi taas tiled.
81 ifetd, fiittetddn Serraa!
TleiItd iaat t%piIioo, robaa Ia mdot'
teita pIinfpDin, Sanbua pubeli.
= Weiidfin ioo miliao, Ritmolo
IiIdfi, Ia iatfot
: Euo riibi Ioitetoon wdItoifoilet'
r aiunnoff ia rutpetaon miebtsid
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
Jairpurt. Obin.

Sermebbps auttaian I%utiiafunnaI'
Ie!
raiitd 9erraa, minun fieIuni ia
faitfi mttd minuSia on, Sdnen pp.
bad nimednId, dldfd unobba mitd
bpndd Sdn minuue tebnpt on" -
Onto iitte tooeuofin SumaIa tebnpt
nellie iotain bpmdd, mai milf pials
mista ndin feboitteIt fpbdntddn GER
q fiitofIeen? Sostin Daapib uI'
fonGiiesti oil iaonut paIion bppdd
SumalaIta ia %ioanut mpDtdfdpmiien
pdipid, Min olipa ban mpSsfin laa'
nut 6erran turitusta ia pitiaa oiof-
ienio. Wutta fumminfin bdn feboit.
tell bioasta IieIuanio pIistptieen ia
fiitotieen. So mitd oil bdnen tiitofs
fenia pddldneleend? &c oil tue iu.
Ioinen ip~nteinanteeft IaamiIen fpur'
nuns, 0apio fatIeli tuIe pasia nb.
rifaritiasIa Iputeiddu tdpIin iomitet.
TUNA ia fuitattuina. WlttTi emme
fis fitd iefiii me, fun Iaamme 10
Sdntd fatieua ebeStdmme fuoueena,
mutto mpDstin plDsnouSneena moi.
ton iantariua, fatieua iidistd ipn'
teimme puboistusta 9dnesfd. On.
pa iis tobeIla meiud iuuri fiitofIen
aibe Jos naan tdmdn oifein fdfttdm.
me ia oimauamme. 2umminfin on
totto ettd oIemme luonnoStamme pes
Yin bitaat 6erromme fiitofIeen. Gem
bdn iunfi pioImistotin ia fitd iamaa
onat taiffi ppbdt atna maItttaneet.
rSitd bpmdd iota mind tabbon, en-
mind tee, paan iitd pabaa iota mi'
nd en- tabbo, teen mind" - Ndtn on
meibdnfin laitomme ia iiffipd iaam'
metin monto fertaa nuobattoa Eat
ferio fppneIid Fun tunnemme ipnnin
Min noimaftaana omasia itiesIdm'
me. Spntetnid tdbtebdn Dapibtiu
ici mdistaa Sidn nitiaa Min anfa'
rnno, mutta fitietin bdn ianoi: rapI'
Id 6erra mtnua furittaa mntta ei
bdn minua fuoIemaue anna Ca
moin on meibdnfin armoIosten fans.
ia. Gmmef1 mefin fiitd, tai ainafiu
emmefD tabtoifi fiittdd SumaIaa fu'
rttmtIestommefin. On tottn ettd or
perrin naifea fiittdd Sfdn pitiasta,
tpaan Jos oIet SumaIan ionaSta eId'
NOD, aiman norman tabtoifit ftittdd
rististd ia fdrFmpfFstdfin. fiad rfu
ritufienfin anfaruuS, maan on or
moo !Serran.1 MiotteIe, faiffi or
armoo! SIoua iuuteIiiit Sidn NIT
faa Jos ipaan fdfittdifit fen bp5bpr
ia tarpeeniiuuben. 6dn ndin fas
motioa meitd furitufieuafin, irroit
tao moaniisto ia fiinnittdd oiatuf
famine ia mielidmme fobin ibaniir
oIoibin. Gif1 fts ole fatffi bppin'
Snpa ipptd Oifein ipbdmend ia iuuI
la fiittdd ia pIistdd rafasta Siddm
me ia DeripIfddmme Seeiusta, iefi
ppbdd !penfed, iofa nellie ndiii
firfostaa. Sospa poon oIifi paIior
militia ioifa pioImistan fansia ianoi
fipoi: rRuinfa .mafian Qerraa'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

'8efdfuun 21:fFi pdindff ldbbin
WafefieIbiin, :. GIiasfoniIaifia ter
iuebtimddn. Wanbufiet ptpatfin
pieId fptenepid ibmifid ia ieurat
bommattiin Flo IL aiatIi, noiffa
fieud oIinotftn Iamana pdimdnd
2oIeiponritarien iubIat. 2umminfin
tuli muutomia ibmiid meibdnfin
bortausIeuroamme. WieId pibettiin
iltoieurat Ioberionin oiunnoua.
Seuroatpona maanantaina menin
9esIemeriin iosio fdmin termebtt.
mdsId mrs ia mr. 9 SippoIaa iefd
perbettd. Siistaina iotfoin iieltd mat.
FAINT Sron 9eIttiin, SocfIon'niue.
Sieud f%uultuani neli Tobias MiI'
iaffaIon oIeman Ioiraano ia meIi u.
SoSielin oIeman bdntd boitamas5u,
menin inne, beitd ormon ia ranbon
terpeifud tertpebtimddn. Subon.
nnsta iitte mietimme 8. 2anfaan
talosfa. Sieud oIipat diti ia tptdr
bppdt ia borpinoiiet iubonnusber.
fut l%aittaneet. SItopdimdud oIimat
%ieurot. Sron 9eItistd fitte menin
Superioritn peIiid auffosta ia ,Saa'
fonaa terpebtimddn. !9ausfaa oil
beibdnfansIaan fesfuSteua autuuben
ofiasta. S%uperiorista tuIin Wap.
leen, 6. 2ammiue, iltoiunasI ia, iuns
nuntaina, feidf. % p. Sieltd tuIin
giblanoiin ia MIblanbista 9rant.
tpoobitn 2anioniemen perbettd ter'
pebtimddn. !Se omat tittamioni 10
Suomesta l6btten. 2esftmtiffo Ito
ma pibettiin fieDd ieurot ia firfosia
pddtettiin ola Iunnuntaina 8 p:nd
Torstaina iatfoin fieItd maitland
GIiIforbiin, iosIa pibettiin ieurat Iefd
torstat ettd p%eriontat tItona. eau
tpantaina, Sortb OF Sulpna, iubIim'
me raittiustaloua ia I%unnuntaino
pubuin 8rantpoobtn firfosia. Sb.
mifd oIiein fofoontunut barpinat.
fen runioasH. Sieltd tiIin taas Sron
9eIttiin. Socfionin pteraonporai'
ieen taIoon, iosIa NATHAN tpatpois'
ia ndipneend hintut oifein bpfpdItd
Iaaba Iepuuttaa itieddn ia pirfistdd
raminnoqa. SieIta fitte pistdpir
Sronmoobisfaftn, Muttaia Iebber
ioimistosfa totmittamasfa afiani
adptpdni Rtten tpieId Dan Busfir'
fisIa, SIiIaiFa terfpebtimdsId, 1efd
mpSsftn 2innuien ia iomoin Nieme'
Idn perbeitd, iaIin 0ometton Iarmt
fpIaue, gIfaieIe ia fieIta fotiin.
DIN tpiippnpt matfoIoni % pdt
pda ioUa oioIIa ebbin fdpbd 7 fau
punsisfa. Sotn fofeo fonioIaiRIta
nj ormeIioiIuutto ia ormottomuutta
aIbIanbisfdfin pppfin foabo Iepdb'
tad paimdud erddsid ruofatoIosIc
fpaan ct fitd iuotu. WieraiIin mpDs
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20

fpetdmddn birTid la rafenneiaan uuFi
tnlo, entistd ebompi. Tupa rafen.
netaan iuuri Ia Find pibetddn 5euro.
Ia uiein. WeiItd pannaan toIme
miestd ia foIme benosta birren noe.
toon.
WeiItd neIid, aanbua Iupa{i, ia
rahaa iaat Min paIion Fun tartpitfet.
- Se oIette Iiian bpmid, uffo 70.
peril.
Snmala main on bpmd, bdn
ontot fpnnittin anteefF poifania
meresId.
Mntotto minunfin? = paort tp.
ipi terdpdsti.
: Mntoi. Seeiufien peren wtrtot'
bin ne buffuitpot ianfaitfiRtF aiott'
n, Hitpala IeIittt.
: atitetddn npt fitte Serraa! tpaa.
ri tebotti.
nfot IoSteutuipat ~poIpineen. Ga.
fpu nonfi biIiaueen palaneiben ra.
fennusien raunioista. iamoin fiitos
Ia plistps foboFi forfeuteen usfo.
fpisia Ipbdmistd.
yN-Mx
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
Watti 2aofio.

Din ferran Ipnnyinmaasiani Suo'
mesia tpDsid erddsid talosia. Ea'
lon emdnndue tuli pieraatft erddn
naapurtn maimo, oifein cetpaS ia
iloinen, tobeuafin auouubestaan
iIoitiema Seeiufien &ristufien MT
men tunnustaia. Gmdnndt pdbdn
aifaa pubelimat pbtd la toiSta, Min
talon emdntd fpipi pieraaItaan:
rOnfoS teild oIemasIafaan malofu'
maa?" 81 pstdmdni, minuaa ole
paenfaan ulfopuolelta runmistant
otetuita fupia, mutta fpud minuua'
finl on molofuna, iofa on pbteinen,
pstdnd rafas tnuIe ia mtnnue ia
toto Iabamin iunuue, ia ottain
Raa matun bpupltd, ianoi: &atiel'
Iaampas MT, fisto rafas, tdtd fu-
tpaamme ionfa on ottanut ie faiett'
tietdmd, monbursfas Sumala. iofa
tarfotn tunfi meibdt, rpield oIIesiam'
me RATTAN ditimme tobbusi a. Eun-
netfos fisfoni tdtd tobeaa omaa
tmmaafi. a~uttafoon Sumala, iofa
pffin faiffi mot, finua fitd tuntemaan.
6dn moi taiputtaa ibmisipbdmid
minimum mefioiia.
Sunnetfo tdsid oman tupafi iofa
pitdd paiffania9 Sos tunnel, Min
finun tdptpp bdmmdstpd itiedf.,
Sdsid ieiIoo fumamme ebesidmme,I
ionta olemme iofaineu perineet .IucfS,
no0iien ipntpmdn fautta. nWlitd II
basta ipntpnpt on, ie on Iiba".
Mlfain Iufemaan HopmaloiS firieen
3 Iunun 10 mdrIpstd 81, on mt
oifea naIo funamme, mai mitG ia.
moo omatuntoIi, fisfo rafas? -
@mdntd rauffa tuIi tdSid aiman
mptafF, Fud bdnen fielusiaan let
mufipat ipnnin birmuiie JET iImiDt.
Sdneud oil 10 entuubesta biIiaiiuu-
besIa rasfas f%pipmps, mitd pitdd
minun tefem6dn ettd autuaotIi .tuli'
fin? Mutta ndmd !Serran ppbdt
ianot tappoinat MT bdneltd faiffi
toipeet lite itiednid parantaa. !6dn
mapisten ieiIoi MT ainan aIaStonna
rouffond panbursfaan Sumalon
ebeSId. Onto minuua raufaua mt
fitte endd mitddn neupoa? fpipi
emdntd bdbis iddn. On norman,
rofas Fsfoni, ionot tpieros. .2uu'
Ieban, tddud on mieId toinen fupa,
ntmittdin 2ristuS, iosta tdmd ppbd
Haamattu tpbiStaa: rSe tulefpat IL
man a~nfiotanIa panbursfaoff sd.
men armostania ien Iunastltien
fautta Putin on Seeiufiesio 3risiuf.
iesia." Npt Taat findfiu rafas iis'
Cont foiIeua palofupaaF &ristuf'
iesia. llsfosfa iaamme MT main
pufeutua aristufien fpanbursfauben
mdIiddn matppaan, ina 2ristus
on nellie SumaIalta tebtp wiiiau-
beffi, ponbursfaubefi, ppbitpfiefF
ia Iunastufieffi. So oIetban indftn
Tasteful nimeen sSidn, poian ia PIP
bdnbensen ia tddud tobistaa SUI
maIan oma Jana: vuitn monta fuin
oIette 2ristufIen pddIIenne pufeneet."
Npt on rafos !Serramme Seeius
fasteesia antanut Fnmle oman PEE
rintDoifeutenia. Siud !6dn puetti
finun outuuben maatteiud ia tper'
bottti iinun panburstanben ba'
meeua. GtfD mt fitte Die aitpan aus
taas, taitpaan periuinen artstutfen
teosia. Sdsid ct pddIe mibinfddn
rimpnilemaon. elite ott pieraS
oppttidmme airffoposHqan, apoi
etpanfeliumi iaarnan 1 i%unnuntot
tlubenmnoben p~dimdstd. Gmdntd
rauffa abmi nditd faliita ianoid
futen ndIfdinen Ieipdd, ia ndtn al
foitpat u raffaat naapurit pbbeS-
ID fatieIemoon Serran ppbdd ianaa.
Rafos Iufiia, ormaat bprpin mitd
tunaus fittd ieuroF, misid foff eli
foIme fofoontuu minun nimeeni,
ieDd oIen nina beiban f~esfeudnid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-20
KirkonfnieS Canbua. = =
Xxx.
9. M6nnisi1.

Sabfoialmen tpaori fatIeIi paIa.
neen talonia rounioita. 2aiffi ra.
fennutiet, patti riibt, oIimat tabfa.
no. Samotn faitfi irtain omaiIuus
Ia rabat. Raboiaan paari Ell oaut
fosfaan antanut loinofi. 2otonaan
oil bdn niitd idiIpteIpt i~ppdbinfa.
lotsia y. m. ~fdtf6isid. Waari Ell
norman tiennpt, fuinfa paIio niitd
oil, tubanfiin ne noufi. mutta npt ne
menitpdt.
- Serra, Serra! Sind oIet man.
burStas, uffo FIND buofaiIi. Slen
pubunut fopimattomasti. Sinuue
tulepan funnian oIen rpDstdnpt 1t
ieueni. Smaffi anfiofIeni oIen Iano.
nut aiauiien omaiiuuben, ia ie oil
Fin latina f%inulta, Serro. Sind otit
len mt pois. 2iitdnfD iinua, Serra
iitd Sobin tapaua! Gn iatia, en-
iafia fiittdd. Spptpmdh5mppttd ia
Ia napinaa on ipbdmeni tdpnnd.
6erra, Serra! - armabba minua,
Ild ranfaiie minua tpibasfaf, dIdtd
iulmuubesiaF furita! Ratio minun
raabouiiuiatani ia mibeIidiippttdni.
Nind Glen faiff$in mibeIiaifin ia
tnriin oIento maoii masia. Wuista,
panbursfas Sumola, eta olen tsmu
finun ebestdi. Sienna fiunaama
ftiteFi pIi.feni! 81, Serro, Serro!
9tiittpniemen tpaari aIfoi IauIaa:
rI' oiattele oiou' iurun:
so Sumala pois bpIids NUM-"
Yois puboItaa ban murbeeniumun,
Eaas raffaampana pitdd Jun.
2oiff' aita ompt maibtuma,
! WpDs murbepdinds' muuttuma."
- Wtitd find lauIot! tofaIi tpaori.
- Gtf0 tuuuui? -
- 2uulin fpud, mutta Ell lie nirIi
Ioni minuue.
- Suuri IinuDe ie iopii.
- 81, Ell! Serra on nibanen mi
MULE, tpibanen ianfoiffiiesti.
- gId piibu min! 9erra on By
NOD; armouinen ia Iaupias bdn on.
SiItdfD ban finusta ndDttdd.
= 9itpan fiItd. Sdmd faubea tn.
lipaIo on uufi tobistus fiitd, ettd
9erra on bpnd.
- 2un rantaiee iumalattomat, ia.
moi uffo fatferaSti.
- 81 ie ole ransaiStuS. Sdmdn
topaufie fen fautta tabtoo 9erra pat
naa iinut. pstdmdni, fpbdmeuenId.
Sind oIet luottanut itieeIi. Wanburs.
f%autenaIi on puut nubteeton paeIIuf,
IeIi; maoIiien toimeentuloIi oIet Iuul.
hut life banffineeIi. Npt 9erra opet'
tap Sinua, ettd eIdmdf on bdnen
~fdbeS5ddn.
- WddrdsId olen oIut, len mpDn'
nan, mutta find fanoit, eta Serra
taboo painaa minut ipbdmelIenid,
tduaiien manbon iumalattoman fon.
nan! Siind find lamerteIet tarbia.
- Gn IaperteIe turhta, SumaIa ra'
fastao |inua. Not mifd Ito diff
tatpaasia tdnd iIiana, JOS tunnus'
tatfit itiefi fabotufien aniainneeffi ia
usfotfit ipntifi anteefi annehaffi pp-
bdSid tperesid.
Waari aIfot ddneenfd tiled.
GamaSIa tulitpat Sanbua ia Rit.
tpala. Sc IauIoitpat tuuesfania:
r2ittos Iuue SumoIant,
Mrmostafi faifesta,
Sofa el~inattanant
SIen 1aamut tuntea!
2titos iuIe firftabista
3emdiistd pdipistd.
aiitos mposfiu rosfobtsta
Spffpn ipnfdn betfistd!1
atitoS iule iofaiiesta
GIdmdni betfestd,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-02-27

Tho ehaingang has been getting a
brief rest along with other people.
There are a number Of candidates
for the position Of state constable
made vacant by the death Of Mr.. ]. F.
Jackson.
There are fifteen days more before
the close Of The Enquirers annual
premium contest, and in those fifteen
days there is room for lots OF good
work.
We have not looked back in the rec
ord to see; but a gentleman who says
he remembers, states that Wednesday
nights snow Is the heaviest since 1902.
Il 10 a common belief among the
farmers, amounting to a certainty that
heavy winter snow Is always a bene-
fit to the succeeding crops; but just
how or why Is a matter of much differ
ence Of opinion.
There fell during Wednesday night
about eight inches Of unusually fine
dry snow, and yesterday morning it
seemed that the temperature was low
enough to keep the snow on the ground
for quite a while; but few hours af-
ter daylight the sun came out strong,
the temperature began to rise and the
snow began to sink. The probability Is
that the snow will soon be gone.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-02-27
WITHIN THE TOWN

Tomorrow Is the last day upon
which taxes may be paid under the
per cent penalty.
- Monday, salesday in March is usu-
ally one of the busiest days Of the
year with the mule dealers, and all the
local stockmen are especially well pre-
pared for that occasion.
The heavy snow of Wednesday
night tended to suspend business, and
send people to their homes at an ear
lier hour than usual
Chief Love ran a drag through the
snow on Congress and Liberty streets
yesterday morning, helping the situa-
ton somewhat.
Mr. S. N. Johnson remarked to The
Enquirer yesterday that he well re-
members the burning Of the X. M. M
8. kitchen, more than fifty years ago,
recalled in the Footsteps Of the Faith
ers,' recently.
The r. F. D. carriers did not make
their usual trips on yesterday morning
because Of the heavy snow which they
believed would be killing on their
horses.
Yorkville people who have no state
registration certificates should go be-
fore the board at it's meeting next Mon
day. There will only be three days
previous to the next town election, on
which registration certificates can be
procured-next Monday, the first Mon
day in April, and the first Monday in
May.
The court house officials are begin
ming to move their offices to the Rose
Hotel building. The Office Of the clerk
of the court has already been moved,
and the sheriff, probate judge, super
intendent Of education, treasurer, au-
ditor and supervisor expect to follow
as soon as practicable. The necessity
TOR repairs and the bad weather have
hindered removal somewhat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-02-27

release and those who executed him.
The Federals at Nuvo Laredo, had no
comment to make today nor would
they admit that Vergara had been exc
cuted by Federals. 1t was pointed out
by those in touch with the border STU
alton, however, that this faction is in
control in the territory where Vergara
met his death and that his frequently
expressed complaints which are SAID
to have finally led to his death had
been that Federals were stealing his
horses. Discussion of Vergara's death
today was general here, but though
much bitterness and resentment was
evident, no outbreak was feared. Ver-
CARA was a citizen of Webb county,
Texas, where he engaged in the ranch
ing business. He used an island in the
Rio Grande as pasture for his horses.
Vergara complained that Mexican Fed
erals were stealing his horses and a
small detachment of Texas Rangers
were sent to his ranch. On February
l3, Mexicans appeared on the island,
and called to Vergara to come over,
saying they would pay him for the
horses. When Vergara reached the is
land, according to reports, he was
struck in the back of the head, then
carried into the interior. Representa-
tions in behalf of Vergara were made
to the Federal commandant at Nuevo
Laredo and to General Mas at Monte
rey. The ranchman's release was
promised. Yesterday reports were
brought to Consul Garrett that Vergara
had been hanged by the Mexicans,
either on the night Of his capture or
the morning after.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-02-27
JAMES =. JACKSON DEAD

Mr.. James F. Jackson, well known
throughout the county as state con-
stable, died at his home in Yorkville,
Wednesday night, shortly before IL
o'clock, and was buried in Rose Hill
cemetery, this morning, after funeral
| services conducted at the home by Rev.
]. H, Machen.
Mr.. Jackson was in his usual good
health on Wednesday, and became Sc
riously i'll shortly after going home
Wednesday night Mrs. Jackson called
in medical aid, and after hyperdermic
he appeared to be easier; but shortly
after the physician left he breathed
his last. Death is attributed to appo-
plexy.
The deceased was a son Of Mr.. ]. c.
Jackson Of Yorkville, and was born at
the Jackson old homestead about five
miles northwest Of Yorkville, on Au-
gust 25, 1872. He has been a resident
Of the county all his life, and for a
number of years past he has been a
citizen of Yorkville. He was appointed
a dispensary constable by Governor
Blease in 1911, and re-appointed at the
beginning Of the year 1913. and the
general testimony Of the officials who
have been in a position to judge Of his
| work Is, that he has discharged the du-
ties Of the position in faithful and
satisfactory manner. He had the COM
plete confidence Of Governor Blease,
who upon receiving news Of his death,
sent Mrs. Jackson message Of SYM
pathy and coincidence.
For several years previous to his
death, the deceased had been men,
Der Of the Yorkville Baptist church. He
is survived by his wife, who was Miss
Ida Wix, Of Chester county, and to
| whom he was married on June 4, 1905,
and little son, James F., Jr., aged two
years. He is also survived by his aged
father and mother and the following
brothers and sisters: Mr.. A. M. Jack
son, Of Yorkville; Mr.. Parks A. Jack
son, Of Chester; Mr.. C. Quilla Jackson,
Of Grove City, Pa, Mr.. John Y. jack
son; Mrs Ada L. Thomasson and Mrs.
]. @. Wray, of Yorkville, and Mrs. De-
liza Woods, Of Filbert.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-02-27

with the newspapers that have recent
ly cut out whisky advertising and de-
serves no credit Public sentiment
forced the action in each instance. The
New Haven road could not get license
to sell as it's trains ran through Mas
sachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Is
land, and has concluded to conduct its
business strictly in conformity with
the laws of these states" We believe
the Southern railway was the first In
the country to stop the traffic on It's
Pullmans, and that was years ago be-
fore the state went dry. The Pennsyl-
yania, which ran the most popular bar
room in the country between Wash
ington and New York and which made
money at the traffic, quickly followed
suit In neither case was protest
made by the travelling public. On the
contrary, the railroads were generally
commended. Selling whisky on the
train was one Of the western customs
that came east, and the first knock 1t
received was from South Carolina. The
state was engaged in the whisky traf-
fic on it's own hook and when the rail-
roads began selling liquor on the cars
passing through, the law was invoked
against an infringement Of South Car
olina's patent rights, and the buffets
had to be locked on trains within the
borders Of that state. Prohibition coun-
ties followed suit and so much trouble
ensued that the railroads were at last
glad to stop the whole business. Now
the western railroad companies are
getting tired of 1t and 25 railroads op-
Grating in Illinois alone have stopped
the traffic. Drinking on the trains will
be soon confined to the incorrigibles
who will persist in carrying ticker
in their grips.-Charlotte Observer.