davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
"clrabic" Nffrrcn.

Gen o~phipic0c StcnminA ionl
SUntuiuOcn Al CccanNampcrcn
"&rubic" NJ Snbct al IL nnlcritun'
itc NordtreH gin putic. hdr iaoet
(i0 til at lUNQc liz noNct, % o..
icrrctuiuNcrnc ira @aihinAton IN.
Ter pa0. at NcQlerirAsn nTrcr Noot
Hnub cul at (iIoralclicn life Nil
icrt Ill roget 0iplomctiit &ulo mco
(piflanN.
Ser cr ntmliN Here Se1n, icrn
trOcr pau. al Su'tluno MI Alere ell
tilirc02itincnOc lluNituIoniua Tor
Otnse me "beflnNcIiAc NciItageIie".
&l. q. hor innlcoc@ Den tpltc Nm-
bc4inOer / Maihinltou @rep non
Wtrultorii. ira III SounmcropholN%
itcN i Goruiih rcttrt Ell t~cleardr't
N%nmooniuQ ri Observation-Disclosures
Ter Oil intct n'Nierenoe Striot al
todc. mr. Sen tpitc ReIierina bar
hapi en- Nnlebning I'll at 9iue in
oiiicirac %crlion Al STnfniiacn.
On iaaoau Nnnponin9 nlnd Der
icluiolQelia taaeS Nenipn I'll. iao
Observation-Disclosures iorclcbid IN
lei anGci ian aierc enc al pcltc Ell
rinleliQ 5i0 pa0 en- ~oliicicl HeoeAlo.
relic ira oen iuitc 6clierina.
Nj bcnc Hebcaisrelie imrocIecS
neN itcr ,,uteresic. life alerle a
H%cOicriuecn men al oct belle 9onc
iiNcr iia ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
eSotepicoc.

: Observation-Disclosures Nroitc
Nouro GQicpicoc~ Cn9ooN2 ?litcn
Sen 25oc NuQuii GhrIit NllQuitcicn
iii Wiii9 Ghriitinc Nlanf. Niclicn
iorrcticoca Al Noiior s. q Gorri.
ION. Otter %icllcn began oc gtuNli.
tc liQ pao en- N%rpllup2rciic TIL Cih.
foih, Mi2. &cO Dcrc4 Nicmromit til
Cccoroh nil Sc iUttc 20 / set prnQ-
ti0c unt Nuo. iom DIR. 9luQwitcicu /
Nonpcntc Al ocu intcrcaiontc NtNi-
rcnhco hor bupNct her Nucu /
CONNER "0ccoroh Eoitcu", / huj2
Grntfcri %ru0Qommcn cr onlnt ionl
Gnpo9raL onltcr BAN % bans Nruo
Ct Innnt ~ lnttcIip SnnIiu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

al gpen, nGrmeit SIoben. ga Iiae
peo gleranoerbroen timber man her
Oct tioli9ere ~fongelige Slot, iom III,
beboes al Den rusiiife 8eneraIau.
oernsr. Slottet paabegpnbtes al
aong S%isisunb III, o. paa SIots.
plaolen - "3amfomptcrpet" or
paa Ell meeet bsi SeiIe reiit Ell
gronceitatlle al Den i%anatiif fatoIife
Waia-0prlte, iom iatte Speriaes
arone cperitnr. icrbi ban isItc fla
rrrmere fnpttet til ToIen. Sra
Siottets terrosieformebe Sapcon-
l1g bar man Ell prGgtig llbiigt oper
@eid)ieI % Hraga.
Sra SlotspIablen ferer arafau.
@ouleporoen moo Spo. Get er
@arIfaiis "Stree", en- pr9gtie
Eromenabe meb flere YalooIer %
en- W9n9oe andre itorltilebc 9pg-
ninger og airfer. iom fappes meo
b%peronore / Sfipnbcb.
Ger rercr iia Der ct broaet 0ip.
Wtan meoer itateliee gfpipaacr, til.
bsrenoe Den gumIe polite MbeI, rms.
lite 5reipono, ittaIligr inlua polite
Srold)cr, finlenbe Spprpo9ne %
iimple %onocfiGrrer ira 9%anosbp.
erlte.
Se Spabicrenoes Sfare CT liae.
laa bldnoet o. Scr bpilcr pper oct
belle SaoebillcOe ct ErUg al Sorg.
lpsbeo og Milntcrbcb, iom rent
limiooelbart gisr Snotrpf paa en-
Sremmeo.
SEQ oennc Erpmenooe finder
man bl. a. ogiua SborpalhienS &o-
pcrnifns-S totllc, ug oreicr nlall en-
oelia neboper Serulalems- Naeen,
lonl lager pinfclret Tor Den ltorc
Frpmcnaoc. fonlnlcr man til oct
prrbti9c &nSicnfi- BALLADS, opiprt /
11SS | itolienif Still al Song Stu
ilislans Epniotolplfi. Get imllffe
Slot par SONG Vl,bpig ben 1Sbes
Sphol0aitco unoer hans 2anoflp9.
tigbeo. Get er bp9get paa Ell Q |
cit fllllItia frelnbraAt SIN oa har
prpgti9e Super. Su9 Slottct lig-
ger sc mp9tige r%lSiiifc grcrcer-
plaoie.
@~drid)all, iun ialt bar 80 &irfcr
CO flere Spnu9oger, bar enouiOere
llniperiitet, pplptefniif 2Trcanltalt,
@eterinprifole, flere &iunitlumlinger,
fire Seatre - oct itprite er inDret.
tet til Opera, Ballet og Srugebie -
OH. Get er NolenS pi9tiglte SIT
ouItri- % Snnoclsbp og bar til M
bopt Ell lterft porenoc @e~folfning
1920 pei 100000 S%nobpggere, |
1882 ca. $4,000 OF peo lloNall9eil
al iibitc 9larbuloreoe ca. 10000.
Geb &rigen5 Segpnoclie bar Solfe-
mpngocn ca. $4,000.
Get er life feritc Sang @ur.
id)nll fpnnler | SienoebnnnO. s 1855
ppergap 0em ii9 til anrl X @llitai
al Sperige, men blep | 1886 tilbn-
%gcerobret, ior enonn lanlme Mar
paanp at ialoe / SpenItcrnes BOLD.
: 1902 blep oen uoen Speroilaa be
lat al aarl XII. Men bcrmeo bar
ogiua SueniferleS an1reb paa gp'
en- iprbi. Ger fom inliolertio en- nh
og iurligcre Ticnoe. s t76l-14
boIot Hlisierne 9pen beiat. 5 1893
beiutte DC Ben punnp, % / 1894 be.
Ieireoes Den al Ercus'erne % &iis.
lerne % blep inotaget eiter Ell Bio
oi9 Storm.
: 1895 bIep @arifau prelisiiif,
OF ocreitcr fom Neutrality-suspicious.,
UNDER bpilfcn Wnrifuu / 1907 be.
iattes al Sronifmnnbene, / 1909 al
Eiterri9erne % / 1913 al Husierne,
lont iiocn life bar forlabt ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
&jptcr mn Waao.

6t ScleQrom IRA Nirlcr S~lon6
x So. melocr. at oen uorite Amcri
tollnie hnr tiebt oet ipanlfe Camp.
lib "Snitono", ion ocn hor omoebi
til "Sonoiioro". Stibet pil mco Oct
icriic aiaoo I'll Neiu gorf iulot 'Gr.
DIG ior Sinjens 9rus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
SmdGpluf.

Mrs. IS. z. @orocr TOM llr@.
bol bicm ira i'm 9iciic til &clttnltcu.
Wiiia Stella Cnollcu cr Tor q.
Sen / Nucn pon en- &Iiiit hos Wir>
Stccn.
Mr@ Is. y. Noup tom (ir9.
hna4 hiem ira lin Afciic til Sn.
Eronciaco
- Frorc9ior 81 Y. y 9icIobn2
ira Caledonia bar i uoNlc Sage op.
bolot iid Nnru.
Niii@ Niritcn brandt ira q.
Saul beipQcr ior (iocu Cbcrit CIR.
%rnno;a her Npen.
Mrs. 90 NouQ rriitc iorriQc
llQc I'll Nio5omnnic, @i2, lor al be.
lrgc SlTQttiuGcr.
% 81. Nop0cn rciitc lloitc l(Qc
ilieu I'll Moutand, lcoiu9ct Al Here
proipcttluc %ouofirbcrc
Nit's Clld %ohu'ou ira Gcco.
roh blcp iioitc Hoe I N'umcopoli2
ratcrict nj 4}aritls 9,c,ohom
4,rs ). VI : Vrcite ira ct
&au. .cu pertto 4 (rsoo1 pda en-
Wr,t ho. IT'D soccer. a. ) 1ou1tu.
DIR ct N.r a. >acobiou
~, 0..s. M},.t. ,1r nozzle Z1l.
t.ie,t Mlr D.. 4tr >tutt 2,..cr h,r.
'..>s
ltsr. CH,tt IN Maraarct
Nmi,. III, V~a,,t. W}ar. b,,e5t.
r,rt ll1. M,r +, Arr 2 &.
g,-ris
l.es cr.ua lgr,la >t1sn Ell
roe 4..iarws. v.g,t uso 6air
an. g&.'I u.iea iort lll, on uauo,
on Wrra.. gsl S11
>,Hun. n.-a,,. H.a. ,21cl.
La0r,s >ls "9,rracocr III, rtr,
,E.oeu b.cu u.tlrt. itr nprcn nounc
rnrN.t 5ia0c .cr arrstt.t
4,,. u, Crw.I rr. Nira
rite Soils. Wlrr mp n.~u.at IN,
en- Yilantas 91.i.t no. rrc Earr.
0re. ls'tor q. Orr. g u Nue,rrNt
4,rs. sac NrNerian ,rl Nr
b,r, S,.a ror tt l},r lllgs an b,
ielt A2r on gtr NcIra 9'.is i1n.
SlUQmWocr r..mucoo 5ouuiulp
Itis'ca Stcll o1 Cvt,uu @@iQ
nci. ira Go1me 4tmu, uar ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
1Rrinaen oil blipe aIoeles ubereg.

SPbiNAN ~ pNlub ~
life iaa, at &c bore bsrte % iaa?"
Seq ipurete Here 8an9e. Seq
ipurgte for Grempel anaaaeioe Den
mipprenbe &rig, at piloe life Suft.
ilaaoen fomnte til at iaa Ell ofgis.
renoe @etpbnin9? Rel, iaaoe Stem'
men; Der or fat @rGnier for olt."
"SeItc &c Tem life li9eiom rar,
oa DC pnagnebe ON Worgcnen?"
"So on peo, oct bar 10 nlc9et at
t9nfe paa."
"@iorbe &c noeet uiGoponlig oen
Wtorgen?"
"9tei, life onbet END at ieg IGIte
"Serrens Yeliignelic" iIteoetfor
9orobsnnet, Oh hi bouoe ipiIt Sro-
foit. Seq bopoe bort ON Tattet pg'
ioo, at min 9rorien ifuloc brilfne.
,Seo pib'te, at oct bar iioite Sang,
ri ipiitc iamrnen; bcrior lGite ica
"Serrcus @eliignelie"; oct bar til
ham. Otter 6rofoiten off ieg / |co'
ifoacn; min @rorien blcp bicmmc.
Snlers fom ser @il0 ira Scnantano
Sonien ON, at min @rorisn ifuloe
bli mcb pao bans Sfpite poa Ell 81
tcriorifningstur. &c iciltc. Weii
ilnoer Scilabicn blcp min Srorien
ilaoet operbpro al Storbommen %
o%rlifncbe."
sc iogbe fife npaet til Gercs
@rorion, for &c off / %cbifonen?"
"Hci, ban fitnoe bare blct rTo."
"MciIte sc life til Stocfbolm ior
at parslc ON &%ri9en?"
so"
Soar bar bet?"
IS 1913, / SuIcn. Seq par Der
i "A Gage"
"Suorior reiitc &c life itror, &c
bupoc feet oct Spnet?"
Seq ipntes, at set baitet life iaa
ip9rt. Men / 1913, ga ielte ieg
oct, at MI brpoer &rigen los, % III
nlaa bc itprenoe parsles ON oct"
"Sporoan funbe &c pioc bct?"
"Nli oct Spnet / 1907, o. al Tor
ificlid onoet ualua. Zen iioitc Sen-
oaa, ri bapoe Sreb, / 1914, ga iaaoc
ieg til Iplf, at netop nj brpoer &ri-
gen Ies. Spr ga iaa icg 1ronfelacr-
nlcroct / Siterriae."
"Soa Sc oet?"
ga, jeg 9iorbe set"
"Spem inaffebe &c nleb / Stocf-
bolm?"
"Meo Irins @ernaoptte."
"&pab iagoe ban?"
Get bar merfelig, io9oe ban"
"Snaffet Sc nteb anore?"
Seq inuffeoe p9iaa meo Wfclan-
ser. Sil Sberit Welanber CAB iea
en- ifrepen @erctniilg ON bpab ica
bopoc feet pg bert."
gar DC hos Staoii (Stutsmili-
iteren)?"
"Nei, leg fom life til bom."
gar &c hos anorc2"
",Sea bar / oen norite Segution /
Stccfbolm og prppeoe at fau Nen'
aehiGIp, iaa ieg flnlloc fcnlmet mig
til SpiflaiiO."
"Spab piIbe Sc / 5piflanb?"
Seq piloc iige aeiierel, at ban
iflIoe bore bercot; for III fommer
arigcn. Seq tror cnbnu life, at
aciicrcn er mere ifploig cno onore.
Sit DC YengcbjGlp al Segatio-
nen?"
"Iei."
"%orslcbe &c life ltosen al De
itprcnbc / Norgc9"
Seq par / 6oriparsbepartemcn
tet oo inaffcoc meb Soripursmini-
iteren."
"|ilbe han bore paa Sem2"
"So, ban berte nof. Seq lllaffc-
&c iorrclten meo ANDRE Siilcerer o.
ioa ON Sagen."
"&poo iagbc oe?"
at oct blir arig, oct peO pi; men
oct blir, oct peo hi life"
"NDie ga, Mnton SohallIcr, %
Suf for Sumtalen,"
"Nbie, og hlif pou Scrrcn on og'
iooi"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Zen uprifc Wmcrifal;u

Zen nurife Nmcrifalinie. Otter
buao ct &abcIgram ira Norge til
Sobe & So. mebocler, or Samplfi-
bet "&riitioniafiorb", iom afgif ira
SEEM Oorf Sen 14bc Nitgllit, lpffclig
% pei ircnlfommlet til Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
@iorag til Soban Sclmce.

Som tiOliQcrc oplnit nil "Gcco'
rnh Vpiicn" mootnQc. uiocrcicnoc %
luittcrc ior ole @i0rnN. lon icnocS
Qicnncm @Iooct iii Sen trrinA@inNc,
1mQc 1oriottcr. &ohon ScInc&, 1874
3Sth 81. Aitorin, Crc1on.
iii Goto cr moNtdRct ira:
Wir2. s.. Ecocrinn Cutc4,
u Gaf.. ........... 500
Garl Norlc. Nortc, Niont, 200
&cO Ncp. II. Normon. lun0cr-
noo0, Mint, .......:.. '.lO
Nodfon N%crn1onicn, Bono,
NIlnn, l.Oo
Gn llbcuppnt. Bono, Wiinn., 100
Gle Gnrn. %inocu Stills, Ntin.
ncnpoli2. Mimi, ...... 100
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
act oamjfc Settlemcmt peb

- Sionborb. alberta, Ganaoa, pnifer at
benlebc Spmertiombebeu paa at 9oot ng
bili9t yoro elionn er at iua Der pao 20 Mars
Iibetalin9. ollie SplpSnin9er ON Norboloene
er inbbeiottet Ell lille Bog uo9ipet al beu
ouulfe Excitement &lub o9 faaeS frit peo
!Helpenoelle til RlubbcnS SetretGr, @ntbou
q. MaSmnsien. (slbp.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

StidIge.-120 Icres Sarm, be-
lissenbe 2 Mil norbeit for 6ioblanb=
pile, Ninnelbeit So, Soipu. Nar alminoes
lt9 9obe Vponin9er. ,Sor Eris % Tetins
9elier %til'frip Pills %. 6olteoabI, Goute Jto.
3, Sordeiter, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
.iljaIas.-@po 100 g(cres Harm

- / geisconiin Meieriitreo. meo ltore Tp9s
ringer, itort llbitpr al Waitineri, tor
@~cirtnin0 al Sisbpr og Nurets Npllng.
Vriicn for oct belle $1,000. fitn $4,000
fontdnt. %irfeligt @obttieb, Gicrcn pil
trrfte iig tiIbage. Strip otter Dor Siitc
ppcr itorc pa imnn 6nrme. Strip a
GnaeIif. u. aIcinhein5 & Con, @dribs
iiclp, @tS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Narm tiKaIaS. - Mtin 1arm

~ bclissenbs / bet iposnlise Sierns al
@iliams Goultp, N. Sat, er tiliaIgs
biuiat. "a icg agter at reiie iii Nprsc
for at boiGttc mig Der. Ynnbct beitaar
al Irairic, tort. pnb Nrlbioro mec Sers
llnberlag. Norif Excitement niep airfe
% Sfole; blot fem Wil til On OF Serns
bancitation. Sor nGrntere Splpsnin9er
"TRIP iii 9ieren: Gle 81. Sellano, Sots
iincau. y. Sdf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
500 fpntont ga $40

ttVuIWS. = SZU lUTlIuITI UH SiV
- maanep.is fieber 40 gcres f%ortrinli9t
afhu9aet Stoslano q Den ipolise @reo
al 9dtc Superipr, Wis. Nan oglaa faaes
paa Crop Yarments" iioen ioniant VIZ
bctdling. Tn n~iGppanli9 T%nlehnin9 for
Sorraetere, Sabriiarbcioere, Setienie %
Iaitiniiter iii at eie Ell Sarm. Store
% im,aa Sanoitpfter. Sfrip etter un>
rerretniue. "a. Sersareen. S%niniI9rns
iion Ssent u. .. Nm. 315 YIpmoutb
@leN., Minnedpolis, Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
@arn, tilialas. - 100 Icres /

T0tW ttI1nIyS. = IcU NVItp
~ ben beremte Rep Giper Cul / Ridlano
6onntu, 9tortb Satota. Nlt nlioer Sprts
nina, bar 9obt Get tarmbpSninser o9 Ell
paffer Sfo0luno, peo 0obe &eie og fun tire
Mil ira Morfeb. Sorben CT tnnS Wulo
rreo lluoerIae al Ger. Nor Selsion o9 vanbs
poitrrte, er G 2irfer os Stpler ionnt beli9
oenoe / ct pei bebpgset norlt Nobola9. Ttl
iGloe Soruren meb lem Neite % inbbeiattet
iuIbffGnbiot Set Tormmaitiusri for SG5.0 0
pr. Acre. 0ette Ell ct Gootfieb. Sn9en
Aaemter. III. q. Mpbre, gS0lcott. u. Vat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

eene "Seccrab,g Soften III elTaininae oe
gsnner I @amIeIaneet. - 1irsenas % Sre'
eaasuoaaceu !oiier $3.50; 5reeagsuesaesn
cIene. S1.2s Sr. uar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

SiHal9s.-S. Il; g. 8. u
- Geo. 36. Smp. 161, II. 40, 32 Mil
Spopeit for Nuaod, 6ittlon 80, Winn. 4
Mil til glepator. Gn me9et bra 50, alt ops
pprfet; COB tort MuloiOro meo gerunoerla8.
6eiflaoelano, in9cn ten eller @rrs. Sngen
@p9ninser. vette Niltaar. u. 3. SerSe,
ION, Secorob, Syma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
GiOli1crc fpit.crct ior $S9.i

Salt S1O2.5o
NioroQ bc0c4 lcnot %inorclt til Sc
coruh soften. Nurtig @iTIp er
nubbcl NlUlpl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

ctliaI0s. = 100 Icres Surm.
- ~ Wil iia Benedict. u. Suf. Aoresle:
Girar 9'lititao, ,SerouS Salls, Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
taudtouS.-Grumb's Stan=

- hlons er oarontere. at tiIfreosltile
&isberen. Se ienbeS pou Vreue til siebe=
renS StaIb. Sc er ri9ti9e. Seno Tor Scs.
&alacc q. Grmmb, Dor 3, 6orre'tuiue,
Connecticut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

Siiialge.- @n 9pbt pparbeibet
- Sfoma9eriorretnin9 / s9en %p9ninS,
inbeboloenoe Chop Noom" o9 6unliIiebez
fpemmeligbeb, pun Moin Street, Courts,
gottineau Gountu, ". Cat. S9l9es bill
list. cSobn %lsslum. Courts, u. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

DC beofte Wblim9er e gb 'ss sa 1asas
Niorth 2afota - 'om i1bpanIie. Sprt p,uIbiprb paa
unoerlaa al Yer pa ct fortrinliat alinot Ittrer riasliQe
apllfaer botrf War. Sanoet itsa 1874 Grpuut ira 1900
III 1910. % Vriien bill forbobIe fe ne noiie fem aar.
@rne % utots er 'otf ~etobIerehe prpoutter. @pbtficb
I Sdno S2O I'll $50 pr. Acre uoeu npgei Qpmision
III ps. % pet 'rl9es hurtia. Strip lirar tfter BOO.
hoort beltrioes ieapel Sonoet ipn Vlanen for eirette
Sanbei. Saoe @rfmrfionStarter. J. S. MURPHY,
immigration Agent 500 Line, MinnsscolIs. MINI,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
SIMS is Burr ED.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 6-The funer-
al of Lewis Sims, the young man who
died at the charity hospital Tuesday
as a result of injuries sustained in a
difficulty with Jack Edwards, a young
hotel clerk, was held from his late
home yesterday. The body was fol
lowed to the grave by large number
of sympathizers with the stricken
widow
Edwards who is in the city Jail
awaiting examination, on the advice
of his attorneys will make no state
ment until such time as he may be ar
raizned. He feels deeply the result
of the unfortunate quarrel, and was
heard to express the regret that it
was not himself who was laid away
rather than husband and breadwin-
ner for a family.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
Max Figman.

Max Figman is easily one of the
best known actors Of the day. Angus
tin Daily saw him playing a small
part in Philadelphia when young Fig
man was only eighteen years old, and
offered him a three years contract.
On the expiration of his contract Mr..
Figman went with Charles Frohman,
and then with Mrs. Fiske with whom
he was associated for seven years as
producer and leading man. Then
he went starring and for the last
eight years has been under the man.
agement of John Cort A recent en-
gagement was with the all star cast
of Fine Feathers" Mr.. Figman has
just built a fine summer home at
Great Neck. Long Island, but because
of his "Wallingford" engagement can
not christen it until fall.
Mr. de Belleville needs little intro
duction to the playgoing public. Born
in Liege Belgium, his father was a
colonel and his brother a commandment
in the Belgian Army. One of his
great-uncles was a prime minister
of Belgium in 1880. He played a wide
variety OF parts in London and Aus
tralia, and made his first appearance
in the United States years ago in
San Francisco. Some of the famous
productions with which he has been
identified are Diplomacy" with Rose
Coghlan; "Divorcons," with Mrs.
Fiske; Tess of the Durbervilles" :
1.-THE Eternal City" with Viola Allen;
and with Mrs. Fiske again in Leah
Kleschna."
Lolita Robertson is California girl
and began her stage career in stock
at the AlcaZar Theatre After a
season or two there she came to New
York. and was engaged by Henry Mill
er for "The Great Divide" Mr.. Fig
man offered her a good part in @The
Substitute" with which company she
remained for two years. Since then
she has been continuously associated
with Mr.. Figman in his productions.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06

led some powder over him, which
made him sneeze. He sneezed and he
sneezed until his eyes watered, and he
felt himself turning green. And that's
just what he was doing, turning green.
After that the magacian threw some
water on him and it was so cold that
the chameleon began to SILVER. He
shivered and he shivered, until he felt
himself turning brown. And that's
just what he was doing, turning
brown
There you are" said the magician.
Now you can turn almost any color
you want"
So the chameleon thanked the queen
and the magician and started hame
He really did not believe the magician,
and was terribly scared. Pretty soon
he met lion, and away he scuttled
to the nearest tree, wishing he was
brown like its bark. Of course the
lion had seen him, but when the
chameleon started up the tree he
stopped and looked around, because
he couldn't find that chameleon any
where. And then the chameleon knew
that the magician had really helped
him, and that he could turn the color
he played lots of Hf6S On the animals,
and all the other ch8meleons, who be-
came like him, lived and grew fat.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
'WALL|NCFORD" TO =
APPEAR ON SCREEN
FAMOUS STORIES WILL BE Pre-.
SENTED AS ELABORATE
FILM DRAMAS.
FAMOUS FICTION CHARACTER
j. Rufus and His Partner. BiackIs
Daw, Have Entertained Mill
Ions of Readers.

No character in fiction of recent
years has excited quite the same in
terest as that Of j. Rufus Walling.
ford, the get-rich-quick man" George
Randolph Chester, his creator. acquir-
ed fame through him and for years
the shady schemes of the big pro-
moter have amused the American
public from coast to coast "Walling
ford" Is SO peculiarly an American
product, his adventures are so start.
lingly original and humorous that the
question has often been raised as to
why the stories have not been put
into pictures.
Now comes the house of Pathe
with the announcement that they
have secured the rights to film
these stories and that the pictures
will be put out in the fall under the
title of "The New Adventures of
Wallingford." The production OF
them has been turned over to Whar-
ton, Inc, who have produced
many Pathe successes. Work was
started by them on the "Walling-
ford" stories at Ithaca, N. Y, on
July 18th. Several of the best
known players Of the stage today have
been secured for the cast. Max Fig
man will do "Blackie Daw", Frederic
de Belleville will play "Wallingford"
and Lolita Robertson will have the
feminine lead
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
TURNIPS FOR THE DAIRY COW


y &T *a
For the dairy farmer who owns his
own farm and ten or more COWS there
is not any thing that can take the
place of the silo as a source for win
ter feeding. But for those whose con-
ditions are such that it is impossible
for him to have silage, he should pro-
vide some succulent crop as a sub
stitute. This can be furnished in the
form of fall sown oats, crimson and
burr clovers for grazing or better
still in the form of a root crop which
can be successfully stored for winter
use.
Turnips are one Of the best crops
to plant for this purpose. If you have
an acre or two of good land which is
now idle you could not do better than
seed it to turnips for feeding your
cows this winter You can produce
large quantity of feed per acre and
they can he e.;ccessfully stored. They
furnihs tho succulency which is of
great economic importance in the
dairy ration at this season.
BroG asst and barn-yard, manure,
which has accomplished during the
summ0r, and thoroughly work it into
the soil with disc harrow, making
thoroughly pulverized seed bed. ct
would be we'll to roll before seeding)
Sow the seed broadcast at the rate of
from three and a half to five pounds
per acre and cover with a weeder or
very light harrow. Of sown just be-
fore rain it will not be necessary to
cover.)
They should be harvested before the
first hard freeze and stored in banks
or hills covered with straw and earth
or some other convenient place. They
will keep through the entire winter
and will greatly increase the milk
flow and at the same time reduce the
cost of feed. They are relished by
the COW and serve as an appetizer
You can feed from fifteen to twenty
pounds per day with splendid results
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
Female Watch Dog
BY FLORENCE E. IODER

companied the world around, the
chaperon-that is, for all unmarried
women, without regard to their age
or experience in life-is rather an
anomaly.
However, it does seem to me that
the watchdog lady is not altogether
dispensable. oS long as very young
girls, not yet out of high school, are
permitted to run around" with callow
youths the chaperon ought not to pass
out of existence.
Only the other day was going down
to seaside resort for the weekend
when a quartet of youngsters got on
the train. The girls were sweet lit
tie things of Is or 16 years of age and
the boys were not more than a couple
of years their senior. They seemed
to be just the average American fun
loving kids, a little boisterous, per-
haps, but not enough so to be called
loud or vulgar. They spoke of spend
ing the day at the shore and coming
up on late train, and they enthused
largely over the nice surf bathing
they were going to have.
1t occurred to me then that since
these children were not very far out
of the nurse stage, this was a clear
case for the chaperon. Somehow it
seems rather disillusioning to think
that such youngsters are so we'll able
to look after themselves. | should
have liked to have seen some quiet
little gray-haired woman sitting unOb-
trusively by, smiling at their ebullient,
youthful spirits, watching over and
guiding their pleasures without inter
fering with their enjoyment.
Perhaps the fact that the art of
chaperoning was such fine one,
which only the few could ever hope
to have become mistress of, was re-
sponsible for its ultimate death, but
it seems to me that it would bean UNI
wise move for Madame Grundy to ban
ish her entirely Like the fifth tire,
her need may not be constant, out
there are times when she is wanted
badly.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi,
July %, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Hannah
Hinton, of McLaurin, Mississippi,
who, on July u, 1910, made home
stead entry, No. 04504 for SW IA of
SW IA, Section II, Township n,
Range u W., ST Stevens Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to maka
five-year proof, to establish claim to
the lana aoove described. before the
circuit clerk of Forrest county. at Hat
tiesburg, Mississippi, on the 2Sth day
of August 1915.
Claimanc names as witnesses:
Peter H. Carter, of McLaurin, Miss.
B. NJ Carter or McLaurin. Miss.
J. H. Quinn, of McLaurin Miss.
J. E Barron, OF Rawls Springs, Miss.
w. r. Cummins,
23-5 Fris Register.