davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-23

iea
,f. Krug admired her triumph
1 lHs said' IA, ,,,or, I, emma,
WY s.,,s.and-fork dance. Dey won
y va saob out of what you leave"
y D,nced a little at this and flashed
!. aon't like my style you ain,
~ oar Il. ! got the price of the
4 : right here" So, ......
~ .,..,,,rrer kidl Why, I love to sec
Nan a plate. Dat other broad
lin. de show used to turn up
=. at everything I bought her"
..ja silver cannily, you think
I. ,ralnin' me to take her place on
4 -. and of, do your Well. you bet
4 ,s,oss cars; we don't use them Kind
4 ..,,.isrs on this line"
\. IA IL with such an ominous glare
4 !, xrir was thrown into a panic. lie
IN younR enough to think that he
4 .oranklnd. But silver was not
/ wor,an. She was a famished child.
!, she had learned of love in the
i +, and in her family history had
.u,haslzed its attractions. She was
Il | adv for love and still had a childs
~, for its symptoms. Whatever the
4. mIuh. develop her into, Silver had
4 ,,,h.r interests now than food, sue
4, and sleep. She had had the first,
-,rnv promised the second and she
4, s,sperately ready for the third.
IN. shook off Krug's further hospital
|. "a went home alone. Her heavy
\, roald hardly lift her unusual weight
~ long stairs. Her last strength
IN In the task OF wrestling off her
II. And folding up her pitiful finery.
4, soul, was asleep before her lean hands
n finished drawing the quilt about her
"a md ropy little throat.
|n, iourney to New Jerse" was the
I,splnE OF an era of travel. New Jer-
\ N the eyes of Silver, had always been
|hrIHn country. She gave herself n
IA rood breakfast in New York. that
1, night have pleasant memories OF
|r,Hea
|rom the station at Paterson she and
Y ether swallows lugged their heavy
|arases to-. a boarding house that was
Esunted the worst even in Paterson.
|h,r an hour I'm the theatre to test the
|Ale and rehearse the music cues, the
hllovs few boarding houseward for an
BIZ luncheon.
ne others who had known better days.
Ingh not always. made dismal faces at
\ food served by Mrs. Ablowitz. They
ina Il "somepin' fierce" But Silver was
srsr stlll, and she first flattered and
.sa alarmed Mrs. Ablowitz by her
rsrlty. A rate for the week had been
ussd on, and Silver determined to eat
/ lhe was eniolned.
mat week was the birth Of new
Fy,f She had food. food food, three
|oh day. and smack of supper at n
lsanatlng lunch wagon after the even
Il work was over.
md such work Such n thing to call
xk-to dress in pink tights and feathers
d wig of dangling curls. to use
1sdsr freely, set rose of rouge in each
hsek hcardine and enlarge the wan lips,
"a Ascken the eyelashes desperately;
d ihsn to sing songs and dance, and
ally to flash into the air on unseen
hes 10 beat the wings in ecstasy, to
rst and caracole, to hover above the
lds Of the admiring people and know
Z heatltude OF birds; And. strangest of
| to be paid for this--to be paid $l2 n
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Min G4n = * .nnI4nI

Die Staof 50maIfoIs
oal Teier.e Den funoertidbrisea @es
.burtsta9 hires 5obnes aarl gSil4
qeln, bes 5dnaers Der Wabt alt
Hbeirt, NIT elmer piir0igefl 6eier. slm
Weorgen bate in ltromenoem Megeu
cine lille Seier am 8rabe oes aom-
9ontften itattgefu1ben. Die 9ta0t
s9raoltoioen !sgte on ieinem @rube
etnen nit S9letfennipmutg periebee
l.en %&ieicntran3 nieoer. SIR folaten
Die sdnger74aft 56moltatoens uno
oer Sd roltafaeIier Snrnperein 1862.
Gin @nart:tt, oas Die S9molfaloener
gisoertaFel seitelIt bat, long benz So
ten Ulcers Gra6: v8ie lie ID ianTt
rliGn!!" 8eim 9sgtnn Der offsntlidlen
5eier, Die nanmittags an 3entmal
&arl MtlheIms itattfano, 0Drte Ger
Hegen auf. Der neite Maritplab
lDar bidt eefallt boll Der 5eftpers
%IanalaIung, Die aufmerfiam BEN 8or=
ten 9es 9iirgernsiiters Der Stoot,
05erbar9srmetlter Hosler, lauld)te.
Der Geoner iprad BON &fsintpadt=
laager uno leinem 1errlihen Sallse.
Darauf nafm Der 8ettreter Der Gtaot
arefelo, Der f6niglite 5taotmuiitoi=
ceftor 9rofeilor Miiqer : Bitter, Dos
8ort. @r entbot Der 5e1toeriamm=
Jung ben 0rub Der 5taot arefeln unb
oes Scarf Milbelm : 8unOes unb
leste am 9enfmal einen 2orbeerfrana
nieber. Ser 56maltalbener Mar1s
nerapr fang aarl Wilhelms oWadt
an R6ein" uno cine neniger befan1te
8ertonung MilAelms: pWir nouen
9eutI6e, ni4t5 als 9eutihe fem.
8arauf nur6e an ben oeutlden Sat-
ler Elm 5uloisungssruB ob9elanot.
Ra9 geenoigung Der Teier erfolste
Die Naselnns oes neaen @iieraen
areu5es, bas ipater om @ra6e &arl
Wtleelms aufaelteut miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Cine %spoesanseias.

Sn Mr. 315 Der uNeuen !1annoper=
iaen 3eituns" bon 1866 itanb nadz
itebenoe n5amiliemadri6t", Sic na9
4niidt ma1der 3eitungen bon Oaz
mails ppbl perniente, peiteren 8reiien
betannt gu neroen: n9tlpesbsim, 8.
Sult 1866. Ma9oem am 81. Suli
i'm Gefedt bel QungenIal5a mei1l
iiinsfter Sobn, 9ermam 9einiden,
9uuptmum i'm 8. bannpperi9en Sn=
fanterieregiment, ben S%eloentpo se=
funoen, fiel am 8. s. Mts. meil1
sneiter 9ebn. aarl 9etni9eu, prel=
Bidder S6er itleutnont uno Rommnn-
oeur bes branoenburgii9en 3ragoz
nerregiments Ger. 2. Mn Der Spite
ieines &egtments i'm tibnen Neiteranz
Sriff bot i'm Bic feinolide aussl ouf
Der 5tele tDoli9 getroffen. SIM 9eas
men Der Snmilie, bic Mutter q. 5ei=
niden, seb. Slipper. Die beiben
8riioer uno Sffiaiere boben alio,
menn aud niat lnmitelbor g%egeneins
anoer, 10 bod Bel bamaIs einanoet
fetnoliden Barteien sefp6ten! limb
ete prehe bon 1866 bate ntdt unz
rebt, lpenn lie Die 6rase aufmarf:
nMie oft mDgen fid Sipei 8riioer in
abnltber Weiie in Dieiem 8riese gez
genabsriteben. obne oab es Difentlid
%betannt pirb9"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
ltralte Ginridtnna.
stahi G1ubens 3prnuorrat ,tna ,ctnc
Gci.a,ia,tc.

Jn aegentpartiser idperer 3eit
biirFts cine gilm;5tun3 int Norope=
ten 9eltIAlan63 bon oligemeir.n
5nterslie 1ein, bic IN gmoen ullter
bern gta.len ustabt gmoen5 &osn-
oorrot" idpn iber $50 Sabre lana
gum grpBn Segen Der %giniDo6ners
jGaft bon gtaot llno 2anD be{ts1s.
Sn Dem sleidfall5 {9nerea Sabre
1851 in BEN Der Roggenprei5 i'll
Sitfrieslaao cine unerb0rte sDobe err
rei4t Eatts, traten cine Aa3a6I Gm=
oensr giirscr in Ger aorti9sn y@a5
9ausfirAe" ~5uiammen uno beI6loiien.
baB bon nun en- gu ieoer 3eit eth
gorrot BON abgsen bsreit gebalten
perben ioltte, aus benz GUT s3eit De,
Rot Del MrIns.l ba5 gesre5be fiji
einen maBigen Yreis a6selaiien tper-
BEN f6aate. Die berasitige Hegsnttn
De5 2onSes, grGFin Mnna, COB lire
3u1ii1nmung llno trug ielbit cine
u2ai Rogsen bsi. 9ie erIse (uno
Big auf ben heutisen Sag ein5ige)
&1llcfte ergao fogleid Die fir bis baz
molise teure 3eit beoeutenbe 5um1nt
BON 935 Guipen 3 Gdaf 5 Mitten
oitfr. alrant, vpo5u einen iilbernen
geGe: ull0 cine Site i'm Merte DON
10 8rl0en". Nllo trat Die @inri@z
tung v5tabt Gmbens Rornpprrat"
ins 2eben.
Die erite @erteilung bon Rosgsn
fonb i'm Sabre 1872 tatt, nobel Die
preoiger Der @emetnbe Die Gmpfangsz
5ettel ousitellten. 9as jeBige 8erntDz
gen bes uaornDorrot" betrdgt f9dtz
5ungsipeiie 10000 Marf. @enals,res
porii6er 1T ni@t gu erfobren, benin
Der e9ab tpirb in etpas sebeimnis=
BOILER, freimaureri56er Meile bon Ell
ner ileinen Qn3abl Biirger perpaltet,
bic ii9 bur9 3upabl %ergdn5en urlo
.niemano Reanung ableger. Sin 8or-
rat boil Gosgen miro jeber5eit cuff
selpei9ert geba1ten, uno babur9 lit
es }Gpn mannesmal m0sli@ gepeIen,
cine 9ungersnot gu linbern ober gang
ab5uipehren; er fpu na9 Der 9tifz
tu11gsurtunoe nt9t ipeniger als 10
2alt b%etragen; erlauben es bic Mittel,
10 1T er auf 20-30 Soft gu erb0hen,
unS bon 3eit gu 3eit tit er gu err
neuern. Ser 2agerploB mon 5uerit
Der bobe goben Der @aitbaustirae
oann Die 8ebdubegruppe, Die CUR 3eit
bes @roben &uffiriten ben 3nedeu
Der turbranoenburgiiden 5lotte unb
Der afrifanti4en 8ompagnie biente,
l%nsbe1proere oas 1923 erba,1te ,nDe
Wleesbuis upt 8albern", bas Maga=
5%ingebduoe Der tr1rbrorlbenb1lrgtihen
JlOtte, bus bana9 nod jeBt gemein=
bin Der u8ornpoyat" genannt ptrD,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Sic eeiap.anieln

y1e CUTE Mrbeit, bic beutl6e IT,
8oote an GnglanbS &l]te bereits perz
ridteten, batte ibren 59auplaB piel=
[ad an ben 9cillp : Snieln, jerer
Grllppe bon etpa so Gila1osn uno
&lippen, Die 45 &ilometer bonn Sap
9%anossno entFernt liegen unS IAon
lett Sabr5ebnten ell gefdhrlilss Sc
bet fir Die @9iffahrt biloen. g1ur
%erfabrene 59iffer perm1sen obne Sc
fahr in oieien @ebieten gu freusen,
ano es modte Der tdnaIi9 erihsfnen,
mar aber 5uglei9 Elm e!esnoes ;3els<
nis fir Die u=8ootsmannidaften,
lpe1n lpgar bic ensliide Momiralitdt
'dlieblih gu benz @lallben fam, Die
einiamen aerfliifteten gilanoe nit
lbrem oerbdltnismdbig nieori9en
Wa11erl tomb b0ten ben beutl6en
5aldbcoten pilltommenen Inter
lalupf, 5umal Die englil9en ariegs-
ldiffe lie bierber nidt perfplgen
tGnnten.
Wenn e au9 be5iigli6 Ser 3ertliif=
tllng 5utrtfft, 10 lit es oo9 be5iielid
Der gtnlamtett ni4t 10 i9limm.
Seeds Der Snieln iino benpbnt uno
blsten Raum fir etpa 22OO Menz
.1Gen,. bic port buuien ltno als 5allpt=
,%erperbsspeig Marsihenfultlr betreiz
ben. Mllh Wei5en, @erte. 5ofer uno
8artofIeln .geoeiben bei Dem nsiloen
&limo, ous our9 Sen gpIf-
Itrpm s%iinitig beeinfluBt miro. @t.
Marps nit Dem 5tdot9eu @ugbtopn,
5resco, Ct. Mnrtin nit 5ianolz
turn, 8rpar llno ct. Msnes nit
Stride uno 2eudtturm ino Die er0bz
ten Der Snieln. Nuf ben unbetppbn=
ten gtlanoen, oeren 9aupteelt ein Der
8ranit lit, niiten g6gel in aroBen
59aren. Den Mmeritafabrer oriBt
beim Raiiieren Der @eiup=SnIeln ais
lebtes 3ipfelden europdil9 den 2anoes
Der auf Der iiiomeItlihiten Der Snleln
errtdtete 1876 SUB bpbe. an 5ubenoe
40 SUB Dllr@meKer 3si9enoe vgi=
bop s2eu6tturm, oei1en 8lintfeuer
%ipdbreno bes 8rieses natiirli9 ollsse
loidt fpprpen 1T.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

=.l r
Der Isl d brise @obn Sar=
lep oeS liioli6 bon Minueapplis
l%pobnenasn 5armers .. 6, Ser
nan ilt%eiue bnlbe Mfeile bon leinem
9eIm, an So. StraBe uno Yprtlanb
4pe. III Ri6fielo, getnehelt unO an
sinen Baum gebunosn aufgefunDen
sppsoen. gr er5Gblt, es Ieien, als er.
um $ llbr am Mbeno suDpr in einem
4uto nod Saule 5uriidgefabren, an
Dem Dan PatGz 2miez ll%ebetgang an
8opoipeao bier Mdnner in paslelbe
%selprungen uno bitten lib Ionpbl lei
ner Rerion als oes iieben paiIasiere
%afenoen 8raitlpasens bemddtist uno
N bemielben eiIisit Die Tludt ersrif=
fen,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
MeucS aug Mu8tQtint.

&orrp Semple fiel geiterll bon Ell
mem 5radt5ug Der Sod Sslnnb 9abn
llnO brad bierbei bos li,lfe Bei11 u1b
ben redten Mrm. gr apuroe logleib
nod 6em Belleble @oipitol iiberz
no cr ar5tlide @iilfe erbielt.
Der iunge Meann mare Inn Elm Saar
.So6e gefommen.
Mltscatine GpuntD muB Sic 1e.
prtD SberiffS beoablen, 0ie Dor emit
gen Sabren mabreno oes &nopfmu-
Dienite 1eilteten. Diie5li
be5ablen0e Slntme miro iid auf et=
no $4,000 beIaufen. Sos S%taatsge.
bat borgeltern gegen Ml1scutine
Gortltp entid)ieben. 1ies lit bas erlte
Mal, 6ab ein iold)er Saq CUR Ser
bo1lollng fam. Der 3ro5eB entitano
besbalb, Dob Sic metiten Ser 8eputp=
S6eriffs, bie bonn 5beriff 3nbio
ganatta ;eingelduporen apuroen, feline
gi1tfDobner bon Muscatine marel1,
Stabt Muscatine lie niht
molte.
@i1en bornebmetr llr0 loli6er Gin.
Orud t1adt Sic nelle 5taotballe bon
Mtlscatine, ipe1de ieBt fertiggeitent
TIT r1to tbrer 8eltimmll1g %iibergeben
fper6en fam. Sos @eballbe lit 6rei<
nit etnem Sauleneingol1g bon
Der 5traBenleite. 1ie g~impeibung
Der Sale erfplgte p~orgeitern Mbeno
inter 1pe5iellelt 5eierlid)feiten. Gle
Msuseatine Concert 8a1tb Iieferte Bic
Ml1iif, eDabreno Ser Mapor u1o cine
Nn5aW 9iirger ser Stabt Mnipraden
'Gielten. Die 5tnbfbaIe bat Sic an.
iebnlide Sl1mm BON 100000 gefo-
liet nn6 lit cine 3ierDe Ser 5taot.
S. q. Bartender, fritberer bemo-
lfratiider Mlberman, lit OILS Snlpeftor
.fhr Ole 5lubfront-Mrbeiten ernannt
WorOeH.
Ser Commercial Club bielt bot
gel tern Mberrb cine midtige gerlammt-
lung ab, in lpeldler cine Mn5obl @e-
ldafte erle6igt murben.
Ser MSl1scnti11e Mannerdor belt
So1mtag eine @eb1dtniBfeier fir
Die berltorbenen MitgIieoer ab 11pb
iaultr0en sic @raber oerlelben allf oen
perl6ieoetten 6rieobofen beforirt.
@err 6eroinanrb Grade leitete sic
Seier.
SSil Sem &eim ibrer Iodter, Sra,
q. Moore, 1918 MeulberrD Mpe.
me, itarb Durgeitern Mbelro ipdtitt mad
Hanger &ranfbeit 6ral1 Cirrus Sper,
man i'm glitter bon ~ Sabren. sic
mur0e hit Staate Sbio geborel1 l11tb
fan BOT 5tpei Sabren nod Mhlsca-
tine. Mllber ibrem @atteu bintcrl1Bi
iie orei Iodter, iopie mebrere 8rii-
pet l,nb 5dnpeiter1. Die @eeroigl,1,g
finoet fellte Nadmittag al1f lbenl
fSrieolof SIT MtaliIia itatt, auobin Sic
2eid)e iiberfiibrt apl,r0e.
Ssn ser ierbiibcn Mrmee fddmpfcr
Srauen unb &it1ber." - Gerbien npz
pelltrt OH bic Ser. Staaten, neil Sic
.beutIben Eruppen Sic gibilbeb1lferltnq
bcrnidten." Sic Sranttireurs, sic
eS,.o,,o,, 1,S G0;,Sor 81, -, Sn>, ars
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

SSn Ser ierbiiden Mrn1ee faimpfen
Sranen nnb &inber." Serbien ,apr
pelirt an bie Ser. staatel1, neil Sic
.Seutiden 9rlppen Sic Gibilbcp0lfertng
bcrnidten." Sic 6ranttireurs, Sic
6Srallen lnb ainber, sic IN Ser Prince
tampfen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

@ansbalteriu pcrlanst. glettes Maoz
den ooer 6rall, nidt iiber 45 Sabre,
nut poer pbne 9allnorp. @leftrilder
@ulter;; Snmilie bon flint; 2 ainber.
gebe1t sur Sdule, bas iungite lit bier
Sabre alt. s 3immer : 6alls; grtes
@eim; quite gebunblllng. WeaBige 8e<
5obllng. Nah5ufraeen in Smiths
Wtlltnerp Sturc, 303 petl. 2. Ctr.
2,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
SettieOcrn

nerbenburd Santpf gut ui,b bilig ge.
%rcinist. - 8ettii6cr5iise iperben getua.
Iden nnb senabt, lotpie Matraten gut
amsgcbeicrt
Sans 8asner, 1113 ueil. 5. Str,
9abenport. Soma.
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Photo by American Press Association
81. @ie iid, ser llnfaa ereignete,
tonlte nod nidt in grfabrutg ge-
bradt fperben.


Gle @eibmorenen babet1, in Dem
sdaoenerlabfaa bon Trau @iIbel=
mind 8dtrfe gegen Sic NeppIes Notper
SO. oers&ldgerin Ole gumme BON.
$500 5uerfa,mt. Sic @laigerin ber=.
langte Bic 5nmme BON $4,000. Ole
'@eld1porenen lbotten sic; M1rgelegen.
bet larsere 3eit in geratbung,
go. sal1erburn bon 9apenport,
Der IN Der 5abrif ser @od Sslano
Solb ono 9oor @orfs angeiteut lit,
aplroe porgeitern Nadmittag idmer5=
bait berlebt, als ibm elm idyperer
@alfen altf ben &0rper fiel. Mor1
bradte Den 8erlebten nah Sem ct.
2ufe's Soipital IN Davenport, 100 ct
ar5tlide 9ebatolung erbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

5n permietben: 2. Gtose, 6 3inz
mer : @pbnung. 424 ipeitl. 2. Gtrs
Aad6ufra9en bel @m. 2metie.
29,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

Su %perfanfen: @rune So(anb gbinn
Gber. Nud5ufraeen BEL 2puts Gage.
N. 81. 2, S%abenport. 27.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

&erlurcn: gnttpeber auf Ser Gtru>
be1babn ooer auf bem Sdbrbopt Elm
Cameo Wlebailm on eploener Settle.
Nb5uliefern in SEQ. 141S grapp Str.
no Selobrun9 be6ablt pirb. 29,t&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03
Mnaetgen fur
arsettsplate, @erfdnfe, 8erlute,
Wphnrrtnen etr

Wpb1ntgen etc.
in oteier Rubrif nerben fir einen Saa
big 81 elmer 8ode gil BEN na6fclgen,
Den Staten inierirt: Bis gu bier 8eileu
ooer Deren Haum SOC, iiber bier unb
big gu adt 3eilen S1.OO. Seine Mn.
5eige miro fir tpeniger als SOC ange-
1pmr1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

3n pcrfaufcn: gapSernes S Gunner
6aus. Gin 9rittel baar. Mb5ablung
$1,000 per Wtpnut. Sn Sale bon
arunfbeit feline I~bSablung. Mab5uS
frn9en in $50. 1903 ltnipn Ctr.
30,1gSt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

Gebraudtc sleibcr. Nidt abscbolte
lleber6ieber unb an5iiee iperber1 5l
gargainpreiien b%erfauft. 9eutid'S
2eibzSifiee, t12 1itl. 3. ct. s,1R
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

Geiudt: aeltcre Srau lllbt gteue
1llr Saltsarbeit. gu erfrasen $50. 424,
Critic StraBe. 3,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

@erlpren: aleiner idiuor5er Sunb.
ipeibe Noie, meiBe SiiBe, meiber Sling
I'M Den 9als. Sort uuf Sen Mamen
~Srlric". Nadsnfra9en IN $40. 1885
ipeltl1de s. StrdBe. 81, 1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

&erlangt: 8uur : Nenter5 ms
8aufer. @eler Sarnns, Deit1el, Subs
Safotu. 21,28t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

George Sbielos ap1roe lofort &c.
tDbtet unb Daniel @c@ergbogan
apllrDe ldaper perlett BET einem 8ab1l-
amfau por9eitern aben0 in Morris,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

|ii6 5rerlt i'll i6rent 5dlaf5immer,
perfoletm iid Die 1reppe binrlnter
uno fitigen Die Eriigelei auf Ser gtra-
be pieoer an, bis ein Noli3iIt lie Der.
6aftet it1lo nad Der &oli5eiitation
bradte. 8eltern Morgel1 1purocn lie
5n je $3.50 oerl1rtheilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-03

8mei Mam,er, Sic ibren Man1en
als Oscar Sobnlon n,lo SSobn Ga.
1ttcllon oltaabell, muroen porgeItern
Mbelrb Dor bem Sal1ie $40. 1903 3.
slpenlle perbaftet, mcil Tie iibl MIR
nit N~adtbemoel1 befleibet, perprii-
.gelt batten. Ger Streit erfolate me-
GET bes @elibtbums eines Glitter.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
A HUNTING TRIP
WORTH TAKING

Frank V. Stevens returned Tuesday
night from a five-days hunting trip In
the upper Kennebec region. making
his headquarters at the well-known
Chase Pond camps in Moscow and be-
ing accompanied by Charles Frost ana
Frank Page Of Oakland. Mr.. Stevens
is enthusiastic over the trip and his
entertainment. The hunting is fine,
as the game secured by the party Will
attest. Mr.. Stevens shooting hand
some 10-point. la !. pound DUCK ana
a 100 pound doe, Mr.. Frost big doe
and Mr.. Page 8 rare one All albino,
nearly as large as At-. ITrost's doe
Mr.. stevens buck is hung up at +.
Locke'S store, whore it is mucft ad-
mired.
MIR. Stevens says he has fallen IT
love with the Chase Pond camps.
which are conducted by that we'll
known and expert guide, Guy Chad
bourne OF Moscow, p. Q. address
Bingham. They are eight miles from
Bingham. five of good carriage ROAD
and three of blackboard road. The
cabins are all of log construction.
warm dIc COIillCi "SAA 100 A'A''-NNN'
and with the best OF service. Chasa
pond is directly, in the shadows OF
MoXie and Cow mountains. some OF
1.-THE best fly fishing in the State is
there found and brook trout, square
tails and salmon abound, while nu-
merous other ponds within convenient
distance give opportunity for SIZE
trips. The big game hunting in its
season cannot be surpassed, some of
the finest deer having been shot in
this vicinity.
Mr. Stevens plans to go there next
year for the fishing as well as the
hunting and will take Mrs. stevens
for the fishing, she being an ardent
disciple of that sport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
BANGOR DAILY COMMERCIAL
,Lesinska Held Audience speIIbouno.
Received Magnificent Ovation. Made
Tremendous Hit.

The magic fingers Of Ethel Leginska,
the star of the Eastern Musical Fes-
tival, won her an ovation such as is
rarely given an artist. She took the
Festival patrons by storm, and her
complete and absolute mastery Of the
keys brought chorus and audience up
standing, and the walls of the audito-
rum echoed with the spontaneous and
enthusiastic applause.
Leginska made a tremendous hit,
She is but mere slip OF a girl in
appearance. small. slight and pretty,
but her personal appearance passes
quickly into the background when she
begins to play, and while she rendered
her first number her audience sat
spellbound.
For sheer brilliancy Of effect, for
force and vitality and for wonderful
tone and expression her playing is
rarely if ever eauaIled, and surely it
@ has been long time since Bangor has
heard anything approaching her per-
Torrance.
Finally after she had played many
encores and responded with a bow and
a smile for more than a dozen times
the audience reluctantly let her go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
THE EASTERN STAR
Rose Of Sharon Chapter Holds Its An.
nual Inspection.

Rose Of Sharon Chapter. No. 13, Or
der of the Eastern Star, held its an
nual inspection Wednesday evening at
Masonic Temple, the ceremony being
conducted by District Deputy Grand
Matron Emma c. Dickens Of Camden,
who is also grand associate matron Of
the Grand Chapter of Maine. Many
members We're present and the occa-
sion was a source OF pleasure and a
success in every way.
The program opened with a Harvest
Supper which was served at o'clock
in the banquet hall and was followed
at 7.30 by the inspection Of the chapter
by the district deputy grand matron,
at which time the working of the de-
grees was exemplif1ed by the officers Of
the chapter in most exemplary man.
ner. the officers being as follows:
Worthy matron, Anna M. Partridge:
worthy patron, Albert M. Pingree; as
sistant matron, Alice X. Hewins; Sec
rotary, Elizabeth A. Thompson: treas
urer. Emma v. Dodge; conductress,
Elizabeth j. Haskell; assistant con-
ductress. NJ. Carey Barrows; chaplain,
Ethel NJ. Rabbit; marshal, Katherine
c.. Morrill,; Agnes. Martha s. Lowe;
Ada, Edith NJ. Cole; Ruth, Cora L.
Keyes; Esther, Elsie NJ. Pingree;
Martha, Leila NJ. Hanks; EIecta, Alice
NJ. D'Orsay; warder. Alice NJ. Young;
sentinel. Lemuel D. Hazelwood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04

At the Wednesday evening concert
at Portland, Leginska, the English
pianist electrified her audience and
repeated her record at Bangor where
the people went wild over her playing
and began a display Of enthusiasm
which lasted fully twenty minutes.
She il wonderful little woman,
looking a mere child in her short en-
pire frocl<, but in her slender arms and
tiny hands is the strength of a man.
Leginska is a veritable magician of the
piano. Rarely in, any pianist one finds
such tremendous strength and vitality.
Leginska possesses a fiery and fer
vent temperament which enters fully
into her playing. The piano speaks for
her as for no one else. With tenn
pestuous rush and sweep the little pi-
anist lifts her audience quite out Of
itself. and soothes 1t again with a
faivlike delicacy and lightness Of
touch that is uncanny.
Her technique is brilliant, her runs
and thrills dazzle, yet she is capable
of an almost dreamy and caressing
mood. Ten times she was recalled.
Leginska left an impression of some
thing vital and witching which will
not soon be effaced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-04
FREAK HALlBUT
Capital Market Has a Circus Fish
on Exhibition

A freak fish exhibit in the window of
the Capital Fish Market, 1855 Water
street which was placed there yester-
day and is attracting much attention is
furnished by the presence there Of a
halibut which was received by Mr..
Wadleigh that morning from Portland.
Ones attention is attracted to the fish
by the fact that while the upper part of
it's body is white like that of any hall
but. the lower part is very dark, this
peculiar marking of the skin giving the
fish the name Of calico" or Circus
halibut. The greatest popularity about
the fish however is that its stomach,
which should have been located on the
left side Of it's upper body was located
on the right side instead. The fish
weighs 62 pounds and was landed off
the Quero, Nova Scotia, banks about 10
days ago.