davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

meo minoit 5000 ltnbcrifriiter fan
inOleperes til StatsiefretGrcn Tor
3Ote Npril. Sopen bar bapt mango
1rGllgSler of giennemgaa, ioet ben
bleo p~eotogen al Segislaturen olere.
De / 1913, men bar oa bIepen ieil-
ogtig reiereret, iaa Den life blep iii
no9en Atptte. Gen pcotogeS i9jen al
iioite &egislatur, men iloen ocn iaa.
fnlbte "emcrgcncp %clalle" aneribes
Den mi al State Siqllor Sealers'
N~siociotiotr.
communal Saloun ~lpnnenSe.
Gen | Senlnlon oprctteoe %fontnninale
Saloon ipncs otter Hegnifabet Tor De
'erite ler Wnaneocr at bore ell iono
8uIoarube for @pen. o. ior Narct
louea Der ell Ncttoiorticncite al ON.
trent $4,000. Me9nifabet ior DC
Ter Vtoancoer Ter iaolebcS no: Ser
par &arcr pao Saonb til ell Trroi
al $2,51i.65, Wsbler "a lloItpr
bar $3.50, til Sicenic, BONDS % @s-
iuroncc Der anpcnot 1852, / Sfolc
@orronta bar lat $t,472.5S, / @p
Morrant9 $2,t19.5S, til Sono for
bcore Tcic $l00, a%ontnnter pua
&oonb $2.S1 - ialt s 80.
Iorpligtclierie belpb ii9 pco Nc0n.
lfo6etS Nilllltning iii finn $676.6t,
ion Sperifiib0ct, alt meoregnet, bli-
Der 81. 1921. Gen rene Tetto-
iortielleitc ior sc ier Manneoer or
cr $3,992.16, men ltogiitcrnc meb
at iTttc Tprrctningen i9atg 9ior lor
bette Si0arlm 6orticncitcn mcact
nlinorc cilo icncrc pil bIipc SiIfTl-
oct.
@npcrnur @Nrmc pm &icemic-
ipprgsmnnlct. llnocr ct / Otitdca
oibolot Wtpoe al Dem, Der iprer ior
No-Sicellic og Ell TOR" @p, bolot
oAlon @uuernpr y. %. Sprne cit
Solc, bpori ban n0en Smluob CT
tlUrcoc Den bcuilgeoc Husoriffetro-
ut Tor 'onlflln0aIta0cllg. Sat hap
De Iom @upcrnpr baut goo Nlnlco-
ming I'll at iogtta9c DC ulpffeligc
Menncifcr, ser IorporeS / Stotclls
6TnOicl, og ban bopbc oiort Sen
S~poaNclic, at finn faa al Dem bopoe
pirfcliN frimInelle S%etoen'cr, men at
&c ire IieroeoeIe al Dem paa en- el-
Ter anoen MdnOe bnpoe Nrlsoriffe at
lfpIoc ior it Tclb. Get bar BAN en-
@lUoc Of ia9ttnge Den llebie tilta-
0cnoc Stcnning moo beuil0ct Hlts,
0riffctrniif, % at oct hit bar font
met bcrtil, at in9cit illlg Mal.o meo
ct nit %Sornranl for Sremgang / 2i-
be- plloc be'ottc Jig noget meo tier
lie Irittc. Statcn bepilger Ecn0c
FOR Nprctholoclien al %llniucriitct,
SonobrllN9ifole OF gtormalifole, Iagbe
ban, o. Oct ct paa Sioc at man ino-
icr Sen meninGsleic Sleicn mco
Een0c Ocri, ct Stotcn iorit bpgNcr
Sfolcr, pg iuo tiQoocr Snlooner at
bripc lin Craft ligc inotIl Dem og
Icoc pan Nlipcic sc ltn1c Mcnmcifcr,
Iom legcr oerben ior at iua eli no
0omncllc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Mnlttuuu.
Mttncpirfipmbco
Gjcnuptaocs

UttHeulrIlpIIUtu Wclpplu0cs.
Mountnin GonIolibutcO Minc, tilhe-
rcn0c InaconOa 50. og bcliQNenoe
pcO Butte, aobncocs igicn iorrigc
lllc, bporpco 400 Monb iattcs /
&irfiomheo. Miinen bar pau @rllnb
al 2rigcn uTrct lltffet iibcn 9lltgltIt
lioitc Mar.
6ucocnNrcmc mouibcs. s Yarooiic
&nllcu, lpo for %ipingston, bapOe
mani / Sluttcn al iorrege llgc nctop
bcQpn0t &oorarbciOct, mcbcnS oct /
Sbiclos %ulcp, moro for @pen, al
lcrc0c bar hubert. DC tilinncoe
&iOOcr pil lour iorogc9 lrlco onltrelt
20 Eroccnt, og AZ Nucoc iaac5 Der
mc1et mere enc Tor. TinterbpeOcn
cr / ocn a~llcrbcbltc S%oriotning, og
Ser tilipics, at % Eroccnt al iorri.
&c Nur3 Nuling cr lol9t.
%ittcr Moot Smpr or bcoit. sit.
fer Moot &allcp bar ipr pUrct be.
ficl1bt Tor at p%roouccrc DC beoitc 9Gbs
Ter, men III, bar bette ionmc Streg
pWloct Mciterifubet ogiau pao ct
onoct Smraaoe, ncnllig for lit
Snlsr. Teo Sen al StotcllS Sono-
brtQaifole iorunitalteoe icr Muone-
ocr3 Sn1srfollturrollce or Bitter
Moot Creamery / Stcucnapilc til
ficnbt icritc TrGmic mco ct Score
al 95H Erocelt. Glpbe Tarf
Creamery 50. bleu No. , mc0 50
Erocent.
ltobulocnbcb bclsnnct. Gn Mano
peo Nupn 0corge 6iibcr begpnotc
Tor 10 gar iiben at grouc citcr @lll>
ucO ocn lille An Goofe; men inotiI
ior fort Sio iioen par llobpttet iao
ll0ct, at oct ofte fncb Tor bam al
opholoc Siuct. San 0up oo0 life
tobt. OF iorIeben bleu bans ll0bol'
Oenbeo bclpnnet. ioet han itpote pao
ct f. Soos Sag, Der pier Jig at prrc
pUro 5000 pr. Son. Gen III oamlt
Wtuno bar beitcnlt liz til life at lnl.
&C iii Siulo, men Ielu efter eli libcr
Maaleltof uouinbc Oct guile Mctal
iur ioa e~itcrbpert iom Wiolernc iii.
loocr oct at ifaiie mere MalfinerI
o. anirtte Here Mrbcibere. Ter
oarnlc Wanbs Tlino oil brin1e Goof(
Gitp Ell iano @Iomitringstio.
MrbciSet paa Softer Srmninl
sicnuptagcs. %eo @olf Greet III
man iorrige llge @clfco ON, at aat
I~rbeioSbule ueo SOFTER 2Gnnlnf
itrar ifuloc iGtteS iitanb. bpprmcS
anleeS aigiort. at bette b~etpoelig'
Irbeioe MI ifal g%icncptagcs. Stcoe
Tor oenne IGmmina / @oIf Gree
bIep uoieet / 1905 og Irbcioet paa
bespnSt Oct nGite aar. Mco cnbe
minore aibrpbelier iortiattes De
belt iii 191t; men iiben bar Oct itaa
CT title, % fun 30 Erocent a
S1mrinaen par bo iGroia. Sub
iGrhig piI SGmninaen bIipe 49,
Sop hei, o. Den pil bo uoaisre oei
mitsriie funitise araittiIoe / Non
Itana. Sislee De oprinoelise Blame
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
iprUnSt
/ Suften

aanIas Gitn Wo., lite IpriI:
Gn Grploiion. iom TpIitiet tror
ifplotes en- ScIpeoesrlaifine, iprGng.
re / Niten GuSabp Tacfilg Gompa.
ms ipp Gioser bpie Iifielingsbug-
nina / Suitcn iuraaria9enoe ct %pr-
oitab al $750,O0O.
70 Verioner. Tom par beitiPiti-
aeoe inbe / @pgninIen, fom alporlig
tiIIfabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Colorado.
CONNER Qinbiep furblipcr.

6orleg, Der ira f%orifieuige Solo bar
ppret aiort paa at ltprte Den be.
flerOte CONNER @en y. Sinoiep peo
ben %iupctile get / Senper, er ollie
miSIpffeoes, og Countries Srano-
ilrp bar oipiit De @nflaaer, Der bar
reiIt mob bam. Sommerens Sieit.
Der fit / DC iioite elmer, "a 2egiSlo-
tlIren bar inmlct, inuigIet isiennem
Ell Sop, bporpco CONNER 9inbiep's
bcficnote @arneoomitol / Seiluer
ifuloe opbGpcs, men 8uperner Carl
ion bar iorrige llge pctoet oelune.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Wislyffet Repolution.

Sra Gan Sllan ocl Sur, Nica-
rcoila, tclegraicres ocG lite Iprilo
at oe1 al Or. Salpubor Gnltrilo,
tioligerc Miniiter til &c 6oreneoe
Statcr, igengiutte Ncpollttion er
iloact iuloitrnois fell.
observation-disclosures ubtoler i'm ito.
re @efloaeIie oper, at Dc 0orcncoe
Stoters Senat nnolob at ratiiicere
Nicoraguafanal- Srattnten,
Zen cnrop1iife &ri9 bar eli ITEM
I~irfnind poa 9anbctS Sanocl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Mirttnun
1puspanlra for 10000 Wtan

NpnspaaIGN for 12,OOU Wan0.
Calumet & @ecla Wining 50. be-
fjenbtgiorbe Den 15oe bs., at ole
N(rbeibere / &orporationenS Meler
o9 SmeIterier pilbe iaa Ell 2ensior-
bsiclic al 10 Erocent, at regne ira
lite Mai. Salt omtrent 10000
Nnnb pil npoe gobt al bette TaalGg.
Trilcn paa aobber er M iteaet iii
is Gcnta pr. Tltno, bporfor man ier
iig iitano iii at gaa tilbage iii iam-
ne @enninaSifala, icm bar ei9locn.
DC fpr Streifcn / 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
SUB Qukntu.

Nallitbu aiuifics. Zen iauereoc
Sarmcrs Siaie Sonf / @inner hor
III, loact irne NiiGrer aiuifIct. ihet
2rcoitorcrre or bleunc ubbetalt 81
Gents al Solaren.
Ipe Yotmeitrc. 6, 9. Ipbre cr
uonGpnt til Toitmeiter | Sinoi.
@rootinaS 9ountn, % :. NJ. Mas
musicn iii eli l%iancnoc Stilltna
Grocfer. Glnrt Gouum.
@rlscrantanet iorsaet. I'll IN
paIoet i Iberoeen oenne llge er Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
banoelsbalancen
9unitio.

@uibinston, 130e Ypril: &ail-
oelsmiuiiter HeOiielb inOberettc0e
pau aobinetsmpoct iong til ErGii.
Ocut @iiior, at @anoclcn mco llo.
lanbct i>r iorrige llge bier Ell @u-
lance / port Saper al $t1619,267.
Icttc or BOG nogct minore emo @n-
lancer ll0en / Norpeicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
39tiititrTptu.

llucntct 2uosinlO / hilbert geo.
HtiiorcN EohHion cr yI,Oic.ll a..
doact uco Teocu / g.bcrt ~ca. Nul
Ilcu tum - 9lar DAMNED
Spcriclt %alo / Suiit Gunntu.
Zen ipccicuc CptloutGnlcmmiu0 /
Snlrt GountD er Al NuOi,or Gurucu
iO'iict nj Den 1OOc Moi.
NruOnrUntc EUitmcitrc. 9lonoi
Toimcitrc unIil u>Hpuutc err 1. i.
Grauot CONNER. Carlton Gountn.
oG !. ). gtaictt ! Robbinsoale.
&cmCpln Gountp.
Grum Mino GOnntps Nnoel.
Statens &anoepeisfonmisiion be.
qpnote iorleoen lloOelinQcn a
StntsbiOraa til De io|rifieliNc Conn
tpers @eie og 8roer, o. Grop SSiul
6ountps slnbel opgipea al pare
oultrent $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Nil nInutr Iucrr Maie.

@il plnntc mere Mnie. Sra
N}oper Golntp mel0teH Den l6oc
6A., al Sorncrne poa @run0 al Den
toI0c "a mlclci icnc &aor oil plan
tc mere Nioi2 emo n~o1cniinoc fer.
SIM mc0ct liOct 9lrbcioc bar inotil
Sen (i0 abort noe pan N0crcn.
SrIacr iinc Snrmc uco SNlc.
81. @atfc pQ Eetcr Iocf. bcAlc
blunot Niomcr Gourtno Iionccrer,
bar ioIQt inc 6orntc peo %pIc I'll
WiUnO ira Soma. Eriicn pnr Si25
pr. Mere. hpilfct cr Oct mcltc cnoml
bctoIt Tor oIminocligt GnrmlanO |
0cumc Can.
Gbntiiclo iprbliucr "t1r". (ro0@
&c n0critc Hluitrcnlcllcr AZ Sdloon-
partict nil GbatiicI0 iorbliuc locn
Solooncr. iOct Sc "tcrrc" icircoc pc0
&alact iorriQc (iraOuQ. Ninioritctcl
blcu ooa Ocnnc @ong Inn 30 Stcnl-
ucr. mc0cns Sen lijor par ~. Ghut
iiclo bar prrct tor" DC lio'tc otto
Mar.
Nnt Summcrbutcl pcb Vcmioli.
Nrbcioct cr bcluuot poo Oct me
Sommcrhotcl. iom nlco cit @cfoil
nina al $4,000 itnl opierc5 poo
Nirdlmont 2'cod), ur0 ocn eprc Guoe
al cate @cmiOli. Gen polatc Cont
IiaOcr pcO Godruna NlrtcitoN ~ cr
ct al Sc rufrcitc Stcocr pcO &no
iiocn.
Sptiun NiitcmninNcn / Npcf
Nu'eininl ON NdId umocr
Sen me %ou ON Goumtu GptIou mo
lcpcrcor2 Ocn l50c Oa. til Noct
Gorultn2 Glu0itor. oH cr bcltenlt al
aiholoc5 Midu0oN Sen 1900 Nioi.
Num 10 al Gomtnct2 Nncr bar Sn.
nrmlIQ MorOmicf oN @copcr
Spbc / SrIcn. FctCr Nnlpor'on
Wo4coiu (omuibip pco hilbert geo
en- 0uO iorrlQc llAc llQNcn
ocO uco Iii EIrbciOc pod Nor.
lana Eorm. NnIporioL Scr par IS
Mar 0unmcl. hdp0c ON Niorlcncu
lonct uo til ct SfoNbolt Tor al
'%0ulbbc". o. CpcrouitrcnNcllc on
at hauc pUrct NnrioNcn I'll
)nl@ 600.
Stur GlcuntOrbrnnb / Winncn'
polls. Nuhn GIcuntor puo 39tc
8a0c / Wilmucoppllo uc0brTnotc
(rc0o0a Wiorlcu nlc0 onltrcnt go
700 Nuibcl2 Npcoc, lorunrioAcnOc ct
Cab al 100000, ,Slbcn no
orp0 / NIclocrrunmlct, oN pc0 ell
RUffc Grplolioncr b.cp Sen pon fort
5io lori iii nct opcritc Al 0rn Ino
StoQcr3 @rNniuQ. Gre Mnno tom
lIporliQ tiIltn0c.
Nnt imcrtcitilcnoc M'ioScl. lin
Ser {on0IUNcruca M}o0c / Nfnntoto
bIcp ser Niort Here TorlcN nlco ct
mt inlcrtritl0cnoc Ntibbcl tuIoct
]iopocoitc &co MnOiproItninN /
Al 0cttc fan IUn0crlc
cllcr bchmn0lc2 n0cu Snlcr
tc. % oct2 Tortrin lrcnior ole
andre biotiI flcuotc Nc0ppclicanIio
Ter rr at set lite bar uoQcu ltn0cllQ
9lrfniul puu Nicrtct.
China Oil tanc Npmcitcnb.
(houu4 Nro0u. ser cr opcr 9G 9lnr
lunurcl. iprIpo iorlc0cn ionmncn
ucO cit 2ottcricn iii Nicm Ct
Eoul ior / Ntoutnnu at toNc Some
itc0o. Ncttt cr 0tu lonllc Mou0@
treble l%lounuorIuN, i0ct han iorit
oroQ rs ira &rlnu0 / 1919 ~ boiuttc
liz ! Mem PORT, 0crcitcr iI0ttc0c ban
1871 % fom til St. NuuI, huor
ira ban oItiao III 0rulcr uiocrc til
l}ontOUO.
&nlNct / MntcruIllc tuiliOmt. %cb
Eoloct gHotcrrluc iorridc Eir2nno
5lcp Ser oilipct f9l Stcnulcr Tor
"a 1870 Stcnmrcr irnoo Yicnlc. o.
poohcroobru0c lin Here llrcoclmU2
ii1brpcr Nor Sc "trrrc" oulout SION
TEN Nlonot ncrc2 Tooitonnc or. at
i,crc ctcmmricNlrr. Ser life M ntcr
ftN, inr gllcr iu1pN Yiccuic. ifllNc
'N en- tjolilcrc uillucn MicuOcl'c /
'''''''''H'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
1nelanoet.
9ntu1.

Nluofiuitcm / Yuituiac. Zen
lille triuclilc Nu Holtptllc I MID
mafcc Goluntp lfaI tionmlcr onlTl0e
Nloofiuitcm, ~ CT &ortrati hc.e'
bcu0c ia I'll $26.9Sl cr uIIcrc0c mo
paoct.
Gt ornclint Snne. ! Ell 9{orth'
mciicru @oo9uolu lo'tct mco Stool'
biclfcr "a hcmtaocnNc / &c SSitt
Noncuanro. ianOtc@ iorriQc Hoe DC
irnotclia lcmluitcNc % bclplo 'or'
ronOnc &io al TO MiriN. &c cr
ianbiurlllpia blcpuc murncoc ct'ico9
/ Citcu Tor Hero lllcr ljNcn ~ n
acne faitcoc inO / &olncn.
Mali Clriua. "llucIc" &otnnlc
Vhippe. ser iiNillcNcu Gcbrllnr rnYo.
tc tO3 Nor, tiltraaotc en- 2ul 'orrl
&C ll0c Rciicn ira SbcuouNob I'll
Stella, Ncbr.. ior Der NJ bc'olc u
tcrfommcrc / trcoic % fIcroc %co
Sen onulc Ninno, ser h0r ut SEEM
/ Tarralut. Qlor0c 0cn life ubctpoc.
lac Rciic lt6cu flcn0t NeIgc.
e bcSitc lloiiNtcr Tor 6rnNt.
sra NumbolNi mcloca. Of Ser mt er
uirOpnnliQ Qo0c llbil1tcr Tor a!
SInos TrlQt, ga set folNc &cir bar
holNt lrur OF @lnfc tilboGc. loo IA
rem ior Sroit or onItrcnt uocluttct
&aararbciOct par I Nii0tcn a. Niod
ncOcn / iul0 @ou0 / NumbolOt Golul-
IN. ~ mcQct NucNc uar iooci, loct
Tnrncruc iriitc9 bcrtlI Al &c hrlc
@rlicr.
9Grc tilinlocn Soma. Zen 9erc.
or tilialNcn I$rma, at Nir2 Y. "
NcuOcrion. en- Seitcr til Nfr2. T.
" Nicfa / 9InC3 90 tlollQcrc hocnoc
/ Slour Gin. bar itrcuct Ocn Sou1,
iom al GortlauO, SrcNom cr blcpcu
untoQcn ION ocu oiiiclcllc mlocr
"Roicrnca Tcit" 0critcO2 ierlltom.
mcnoc SUM. Saulcn nil ira III a.
"a ill0til oucr Soften bllpc illnAct a
Snnafor / ole Siotcu@ NoiltoIcr %
GollcQcr, ol McloNiCn pil ipilca a.
ole Muiifforpa / Nortlnub o1 ont
liQacnoc Npcr.
llucntct Nru. 2onj2 StcbinQcr /
Sort Niooiion % @roocrcu Ncnrn
StcbiuQCr / 2cotut Cr belt llOcntct
fomnrt / @cliOOclic Al Ell Arp, be-
Inbcn0c Tia iii $4,000. Ceres Se
Tier. Wiia %ouilc StcbinNcr, Ser
hnpoc urbcioct Tom NioiIiulUttcrlfc,
iulot iorlcocn SouooN hp0 on puo
ell BRO / Minomincc, Ntidl %
blanot brn0ca ioa torpcIiNc 0itcrlo
Ncnifober iouOtc3 en- @onthoQ Ger
uiitc ,<nnifu0 al oucurUunic Sum /
en- al GbicoQo2 @anfc. 6 10 gro.
Ore Cr cncltc AruiuQcr.
IntcrcSinut NrucinN. zen 'orlc
NCu / Numbolot 0'oo0C Mrs. 0
Golbu hor pcO [cltomcutc ltIrutct
iua omtrcnt hclc lin c%itcrln0tc Tor
nuIc. bcIobcnOc lil til Sl5O,0UO, I'll
i'm NuahoIocriIc ol S~clituba0unrc
Wii'2 Wiuuic Sauna; men cite iicr
ne SiUltninIr buluttC / ire ior
iticlliNc Stntcr. bnr mi tnNct SfriNi
Ill ucN Ncttcn at bc'tri0c (citnmcl
TETS @uloilhco. Nfiia Sauna hnr
iont inc Ghoofotcr iitrCt liz Sore
1tpNr (tOtpra SrrNtDr &puONu ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Smifcs

100000 Mpub % auinocr til at IG
ie Den me 0o~rtGline, iom beepnbel
i ~geS arnen~ ioas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Horn IuisnIu.

Nnt EOitfuutur. Guotranh or
9}oruCt poa ct / SjuurNa Gcuntn w
rcttlt %oiltoutor, hporiil Z. i.
&cci err uNuUunt %oimcitcr.
Som niNnnc i @ranb HurtS. &obn
(oliuiou. hul2 SEEM u0r / @rnuts.
burA N&i9, bIcp ON Nitcncn Sen
13oc Is. oucrt'crt % cicbIiffeli0
NrU0t Al e. Sotomotio / Norihcrn
E0Cl'c &uncQour0 / @ranO SORTS.
COLLECTION, hpi2 Nroocr cr Gountp.
auditor / @ront2burl. por finn uoa.
lie Sage 'rr antonmcn ira @aIfer,
A}un.
Sb / Aulminc lnftct. 9ano.
fpmnlalrr 6rout z. Ncnrp / 9iS.
morct nj iornnli0 ira NanucS I'm.
ocrrctnIn8 ON al SlOen / Den gam.
lie &ulmiuc mar Npcn uar ilutfct
6lcrc llgcr CT hcn8aoet iioen Miner
nco en- elIcr 0nOcu llioriiqtilheo au'
tGllotes, on oct ioa en- Sio no iii al
belle Oct b~ctpoeIlgc aullog pilOc bli.
De eoelagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
ct 0oot Snpeitment.

Carriers 8smsbp Tor Solie. SorfieIelis,
satarrb % @bsumatisme belbreosr % icrss
bpsssr. TiIiaIsS Dos aue apcibessre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

ifal ben bare ipu Snrbiner, bpc.
uopiflenoe $500 SeitefrGitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20

WlIVV UT ITUNV
Mounltoin GunioIioutcO Wfinc, tilhe-
renOc AnnconOa So. og bcliN0enbe
pco Butte, uobncbcs iNicn iorriac
llGc, bporpco 400 WtonO iattcS /
&irfiombeb. Niincn bar poa @rimb
al ariAcu pTrct luffct iiocn Nltgltit
ii0itc War
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Option Niitcmninncm Hue

Spbc / SrIcn. lictcr Nnlpor'on
/ Mio2colp (ouuibip nco 9llbcrt yea
ruuotc5 en- 0oQ iorriQc llNc IiNNcn.
Sc ooO uco iii Nrbci0c poa N}or.
aaua Eorm. Nnlporion, Scr par 16
Mar 0unumcl. huu0c ON Niorlcncll
looct uN til ct SfoNboIt lor at
"0ulbbc". o. CpcrouitrcnNclic on
to0c2 at hupc pUrct HorioAcn Ill
bans 600.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
THE WHITE
DEATH
By WILLIAM CHANDLER

In 1850 Mile. Antoinctte GARNER
named for the Ill fatcd queen Of France
who lost her head on the guilotine.
was one Of the most attractive Of the
Crescent City was in those days one Of
the gayest cities. If not the gayest, In
the United States. Being city Of the
French. it contained number Of en-
igres Of the revolution whereby the
Bourbon kings lost the throne, and
they were of the noblesse. some Of
them having the right to titles that
they did not use. New Orleans social
ly was delightful. but more foreign
than any other American city.
Edwin Wentworth, a young north
erner from the state Of Maryland went
to the Crescent City to spend a winter.
attracted thither by the reports Of the
unique social life. Having letters to
the best" people, he was invited ev-
a love affair ensued. 1t was arranged
that when the spring came on they
should be married and both go north
to the gr0om's home.
In those days there was frequent in
tercourse between New Orleans and
fAnue. While desirable persons came
out to the new world to make homes
for themselves, occasionally one would
come whose absence would have been
preferable. Among these was Antoine
LIE VOisier. a duelist who had killed
SO many opponents that he had ac-
quired the sobriquet Of the White
Death
One evening at cafe young Went
worth saw him, asked who he was and
on being told remarked in voice loud
enough for lie Voisier to hear that the
authorities of Louisiana should ship
the fellow back to France. The result
was a challenge. II Wentworth had
come from Massachusetts or any north
ern state he might have declined II.
But, hailing from a border state, In
which dueling had not entirely died
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mot without reason. For me (the
White Death to confront you. the
White Death. is no insult. Take that"
He struck lie Voisier with the back
Of his hand. drawing a drop of blood.
which seemed to come from ring he
wore on his finger. lie VOisier paid
no attention to the blow other than to
say that II his antagonist was satisfied
he was; that he would expect to meet
the person who had insulted him MS
soon as they could reach the wood;
then. turning, he started for an exit.
1t was noticed before he had taken
dozen steps that he staggered. and
before he reached the door he fell
The specter followed him and stood
over him, looking down upon him. lie
VOisier writhed in agony, but kept his
eye fixed on his other self, the White
Death. Presently the latter removed
his MASK and exposed the features.
not Of n man, hut a woman. Some there
were who recognized her as Mile. Gar
nier. though she was much changed
from the beauty she had been before
her lovers death.
"You are no longer the White Death"
she said to the dying man. II have
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out. he felt compelled to fight. lie
was rash to have made the remark IN
the White Deaths hearing and rash
to 70 on the field with one who had
fought twenty duels and killed ten
men. Wentworth was entirely unskill-
ed in the use of weapons, and there
was no time TO learn how to use them.
The result was that he went out to
meet his antagonist. and another muir
der was done.
Mile. GARNER was so crushed by the
tragedy that for awhile her life seem
ed to be In danger, and as she recover
ed her strength she showed signs OF
mental arrangement The social world
saw her no more. and SO rapid are the
changes in the world Of fashion that
in n few months her place there seemed
to have been filled and she forgotten.
1t was not long after Wentworth's
murder that the cholera visited Ameri-
ca, and New Orleans was not immune
from its devastations But 1t seemed
that nothing could even temporarily
obliterate the peoples desire for
amusement. A masked ball was given
In large hall. and. although It was
not an affair to call out fashionable
society, especially at such time. many
OF the bon ton went there to divest
themselves of the gloom surrounding
them.
The contrast within and without the
hall "a fan rftt Within a
dance Of life, without a dance OF death
But the death from without broke in
among the merrymakers. A figure en-.
tered the hall dressed In white flowing
robes, the mask as white as chalk. with
great hollow eyes, grinning mouth
wearing Louis XIV. costume and
stood staring at him. The merriment
ceased. and all eyes were bent on the
two figures. The Louis XIV. figure
took Off his mask and displayed the
features of lie Voisier.
The reason for his unmasking was
apparent He had seen himself con-
fronted by one dressed as the White
Death and was DESTROYS to avenge the
insult.
Whoever you are who has offered
this affront you shall pay for it." he
said.
II am the White Death"
Meet me in an hour in the wood"
replied lie Voisier. referring to a wood
on the outskirts Of the city where
duels were fought.
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taken your pace 10 avenge your last
victim. This ring is more powerful
than any weapon Of yours 1t contains
a deadly poison"
For the Sake of Shopping.

A few women get SO much fun out OF
shopping that they really hope the
articles they really buy won't last as
long as the clerk lmises, so that
they can the sooner repeat the ex-
perience.
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Slipping.

Slipping.
There's no slipping up hill again.
and no standing still when you've be-
gun to slip down.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-11-04

Miss Gertrude Stude, teacher Of
piano and organ lessons. For terms
inquire at residence, phone 226.
Mrs. Peter Stude and son John of
Survey visited from Thursday until
Sunday with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
John Joestgen, in this city.
If George Prideaux is not proud of
his new tonsorial sign he might well be.
1t is thoroughly metropolitan and an
ornament to our city 1t has to be
fully appreciated.
Mesdames E. Y. Hutchinson, j f.
Hendra and Philippa Hadfeld attended
the convention of the Platteville district
Woman's Foreign Missionary society at
Dodgeville on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs w. j. C. Bond, Mrs.
w. o. Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Buckingham motored to Junesdale in
Buckingham 5 car Monday and visited
at the John Bond home.
And now bobs up the farmer with
astonishingly large potatoes so large
that he refuses to cut one whereby
neighbor who applies for hundred
pounds might be accumulated.
Horace Bailey of Waynesburg,
Ohio, who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Charles Ross, the past week, left
Monday to visit relatives at Chicago,
and his brother, DR.. f. M. Bailey at
Gary, Ind.
Edward Bancroft returned to his
home at Benton on Wednesday, accom-
panied by his grandmother, Mrs. Han
nah Adams, who has been here several
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. John
GRADER, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Meserole and
Mr.. josiah Lanyon and Mrs. Mary
White Of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Bishop Of Cobb and Mr.. and Mrs. e. V.
Lanyon Of Pittsburg motored to Madi-
son last Friday.
boys VIII be boys The Halo
we'en pranks demonstrate this saying
most clearly. But they should possess
Unborn sense sufficient to prevent them
from being destructive and neighbor-
hood nuisances.
The Gribble twins gave Hal
low'een party to twelve young friends
Saturday at the home Of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gribble. Did they
enjoy the occasion? Ask any of those
| who were present.
Phil Harris and wife, Henry Wal
lenkamp and wife and John Wallen-
kamp were here from Mineral Point
Thursday to attend the funeral Of John
Wallenkamp, Sr. Highland Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-11-04
Forty Years Ago, 1875.

Married. Oct, 18th, at the residence
of d. d. Waits, at Sparta by Rev. F.
Walroth. MIR. Arthur Bartholomew and
Miss Eliza A. Waits.
Married by Rev. C. Bushby. Oct. 26.
Mr.. Henry Phillips and Miss Joanna
Elizabeth Baker, both of Linden.
Last Thursday evening the house of
John Murrish, Jr., caught fire from a
stove-pipe that passed through the
ceiling, and burned to the ground.
Value $500 and light insurance.
A disastrous runaway occurred on
Wednesday afternoon in the following
manner. Mr. GRADER had purchased
some cattle and was bringing them to
this city. Among them was a wild
steer. When ascending the hill be-
tween James Spensley's and town the
animal became unmanagable and ran
down the hill. 1t came in contact with a
team and wagon, frightened the team
and threw the people out. Next he
met Judge Cothren. His team also be-
came frightened and ran down the hill
and fell head long into the creek One
of the horses was killed by the fall and
the legs of the other broken.