davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Spbeinlo.

Ss%osialS. Sim. Cpcrlrrcr pcb
S6cnic anthcoroI'folc q {. Seiier
cr 900 pon NNcnie SpacbIS.
Vnitor emeritus 2ourlo5 Nuc.
Gnnro cr niqooct uco 2eocr.
Nbp. CperIrrcr peo NcrIui3
boImS Sfole OF Cp6raNcIic@anltolt
-. No'i. u. al SbQ.. cr niQuuct pc0
0e0cu / III Nicm / Nclcrup. 81 Aur
Qummcl.
Npotefcr :. =. Gocriom cr az.
goact pco 9eoeu - Nar QanrmcI.
Shp. Vroplt Helruu / @lum2s
cr ni1uuct pcb Goocn, ca. ST Mar
QanrmcI.
NiolQc Mcooclclic ira @onoon
cr alnlitmalcr q. NJ. Nuo al1doct
ueo Cohen ser. Of Nur qommcl. Gen
Nioeoc par iom llbitlllcr pou SnIo.
men / Nnria % %TrCr uco Numitutd
ocnlict Snnoon nlcQct tlenot OF an.
feet.
sim Sfolcinipeftrr / Ec0bTf
Gbr. q Wtcrcf cr olQooct pch Geocn
/ en- @Iocr al nUitcn - Nor. Gen
Nibeoc par / mango Nor @Urcr pco
Sfolcn | Stob@borQ oN on bennc
Sfolc bIcu ncoInQt. bIcp ban &nlpcf-
tor peb SfoIcn / NcobUt.
Aummerhcrrc. MolIT1crmcitcr,
SbcritIpltnout q &. Ghriitmo2. Cir
ctlnct Nolmlcl0 or ofQuuct pco ~
6en. ca. 50 Mar Qommcl. Cen NJ.
oe0c Qinr0c ira 1898 til 1852 Sienc.
tie oco Nlllorcrnc % 6cliog / arilcn
1864.
- Ghp. liretter / VripntbnnrcL
@chcimcctntarnub %uIllta Snrien, cr
oioooct pco Cpocu. G6 Mar Qulnluel.
Sim. Srihuun2oircftpr &.
(biclieu cr 900 citcr 1oQcu 5iDa
Suqoon. 81 Nur Qunmcl. San uar
ira 1894 til 1913 lriit40lrettsr for
Grihopncn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Mrbpc Hnsmnsiens San.

oQ Iefenlor / glrboe Hnsmltaien- 60
gen, &eieiteret@ioQisrerne Nsmrlaien
% 2iebe, er MI ina pibt irenme nleb
6orbcrcoclicrnc iii Troceourcn, at
oct fan pooreQnea, of Saqen fan
fomlme Tor @eieitcrct / Sen nGrnleite
Srcmtio, ianoipnligois / SlittninQell
al oenne llQc. Gen uoIminoeliqt
omiattenoe Sog MI itrGffe iia orcr
mirloit en- llge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Spcent / Misiiprshiituric. Ton'f

Ot~isiionsraab bar iieIqc Sol" inb.
qipct ct Nnbragenoe til allltll$mini
~itcrict ON Sprettclie al ct Goccntltr
/ Miaiionsbiitorie pes Editorials &c.
mlnariet. airtehiitorifcren Gonb.
teol. &. @eramam %aniee3 for iclp-
@ifrepen, hpiS Eolter oprettes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Worif Camper bpmbaroerct. "H,

oes &nnoels- o9 Slpfnrtstibenoc"
mcbbeler: Sampifibct "Wtooemi" al
&%riitianid bar UNDER en- Sllr til eng
Iano ppret uoiot for Reimbursement
fra @lliten, helbigpis uoen at Sfibet
les nogen Sfaoe. Tlere Bomber blep
n~ebfaitct, pg NIppelnaifinen itprebe
bereiter moo %eit oa %foripanet. Nu-
tionaIiloget por beiit paa Tloqiton-
gen, og &c norifc Nnrpcr bar tpocligt
malet paa SflbSiioerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Gn &alfbnne pan Mprs.

fiebina 30, meboclc@ ocn lite Murt3.
Taa eft al ca. 500 2~onoboere bc'ept
Mebe ibo9 / N%pfiabinQ %. peo hpil-
fet @eoeielifabets Neprpientont, SSn-
q%enier @cith, holbt 6orcbrap. little
bes Der ct Selifob til SprctteIie al
en- 2ulfbune paa Nfor5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Mincrne paa WeitfDittn.

iprGngninqs- &irfiombcoen bar / 9la-
rcta 70 ferite Waaneoer prrel opcr-
oroentlig Iiplig poa &eitfpiten. :
Sonltor o9 Ncbrllar cr ser iiel9c
"Hibe Stiitst." bIepen iprrngt tort
pp MOB $50 Mincr, me IS ser / hclc
9laret 1915 finn iprpngtcs ca. $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
SpImcnfp4en.Hpbcn

itiania meoocleS oen 2Soc Nebrilor.
&olmenfoaen-Seben ioag q mc9et
neapffet. Get ineeoc og blrite, men
pper 10000 Menneifer bar iontlct
pnfrinN @affcn. &ongcianilicn par
pgida tilitcbe, o9 mclcn1 Siiiflcrnc
bar mango Snnifc og Spcnife. Get
lGngite itaocnbe Sop bar 33 Dieter.
&oneepofalen tilfolber ontogeli9
Noromolbcn Otto 9loien. Sc andre
GrGmier bliper ferlt nfgiort inlor-
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Zen banifc Mctsrciprm ucotnact.

Sra aiebcnhopn me0oclca Ben 24oc
Tcbrllnr: Hetsre'ormen err ibaa pes
treble Gangs @ehanoIlna enitcnmia
blet peotaqct / Solfctlngct. Cen Qoor
mt til Hnno@ti19et, hpor ocn ooiaa or
iifrct Ell nriten cnitemmig %cota.
oelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Gm 0ipbpie ira "@ra,ieQa". ~

ariltiunsiano meooeleS Den 12te Se-
brllur. On 9ipbeie merfet 2. 2.
@raSieao, ariitinnin, er / Gfternio-
bag brepet ilano pno Sleffere. -
2ipbeien tilborer eiter al Sanbinn-
ligheb ariitioniuoampercn "@rn5iel-
la, Tom of9if ira Hiscr 1Sbc San.
poa %ei til Noroipanien. Chen bar
man life bort npget ira Sfibet, cg
bar bcrfor anieet oct for at pore Tor
lit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Gn @ru uucr @nSenaa. Sra Silfc

BORG meobeleS sen 3oie Wtorta. Tao
ct Meoe iQoar pe0toq ct tioliQere neo-
lat %llbpalg at lu0e bngqe Ell BRO ouer
@llbenooen pes Spoitrup. @roen pil
foite 1900 ar., hpilfet @elsb ON.
trent er teqnet al %iborg oQ Sfon-
berbor9 Mnttsroao ionlt Sc intereaie.
rcbc aommllncr. Irbcibct er opcr.
bruget iii S%nqenier 2aricn / SiIfe-
borg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
10 Husicrc upcr Srruicu

bcn 9tat Hap 5 Hltaicrc oper @rrn.
len peo Nufornp, % Ben irlaenoc
9tnt fom Scr !ielae "Aol6. Nh" idicn
> Hu@icrc. &c cr iu.erncrct paa
Trc6erifahei aro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Trrpcrnes Snbbnaacrnntal.

i%nItatct AZ N%oltetUuinqcu pao ,yrr.
eernc Den lite Sebruor iorcliaacr MI
o. plicr, at TGrpcrnc bar 1918
Snbbpagere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Srnfncf. 30

Srmfnet. 80 Standardization ira
Spncttcn ioIot iorIcoen giten / &an-
Def pcb Sangclinic. Cen enc bIcp
rcboct %, men Den ouocn, apitartiI
Icriit Niclicn al So1Qeifou poa Ssnn,
orllfncoc, ifient Ser bIep giort alt
Tor at blergc barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Set hnocnoc Sptel pna Mipien.-

ct morlonlt Experiment blir Sarno-
tibet "aon1 Sacor"S Smoomncl'c
til ct flpoenoe &otcI. @oaocu ltnl
inorcttca f~uIoitTl1oig ira mt al. Gen
iaar 2ltgarer ior 30 Tasingerer. Nm.
Q%aaenbe Tloncn hioiPttes eiter 81
bcns Segn": Tolf teancr iig hos
@cullctt, o. refer bcrira 2orbog
Wiioon0; Sellfobct four en- Gallon
po9n ira ariitianio iii GioapoIo, Ser
itaar Solf fproig oQ prbncr meb ga
aagcn, man gaar ielp omborb / BAD
Den, iom liggcr iproiQ. % ion be.
gpnoer en- Sllr poa ottc Gage. Wfon
blir pGffet ON Worgencn me0 SAB
regreo pou Sengen. Wtan iuur Nro-
foit, % Der ieroerea gierne pnu Set
fet Tor DEM, iom enifer Def. Soa
itat0ier @anoenL for at @iGlternc
ital ioo babe; ser blir giort ct SIR
rongcnlcrt MI, iuo Def bIir grcit %
befpemt at ioa baoe / Sioen; 70 NO
forbade blir lat pun &anoct til
Trllg Tor Dem, 1om heller ptl 1l1te.
SCR eucr eitcr 2llnd, er Oct Menin-
gen at aiprc 5ure ilanb. SeIlfubct
faor til Gren1pel Ell Srbning iltono
neo ltorc oplnnblfc @aarobrllgcrc,
Ioo man fan fomnle llano % bele Jig
% taQc Den OtOtiorl, man bar emit
til. &loffen Ter on &pclocn lo0cr
Sfibet ino / Ell bpgoclig &lf o9 aoar
tllonfcrS. aloffen 'po lerperea Wflb-
ooqcn, % iaa hp99cr man iig om-
boro rooper Ben lpic Somnlcraftcn.
&por Sclll9heo bpoer Jig, inplterer
man til Cans omboro, bpis Sten-
ningen err for ct iliat arrangement;
Sfibet iaar nenlia lit eget life Or
fclter. Set er Mcningen at oiaIc
Sl,re ifol orrongcres hpcr eneltc llgc
/ Sllni, Sllli og Iugitlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Gn bcl Namilic brrnot inbc. sra
MaleIuno mebbclc3 Den 6te Warts:
s Stenpaagpeien opitoo Der %igoarof-
tcs pcb 9-Sioen @ranD / 3oic Gtage
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
N%cnnnbct. Tro Hosfil0c mcoo(

NtHUHUtl. NTW ~'VUNITIUV HTVUUV
les Den 4oc Mtnrt@. Spifcren @crnl
femit5, ser Nottcn mcllem Doe oQ
23bc December 1908 begif ~Snbbru>
/ HosfiIoe Gomtirfe pg itiaI @ulb.
fronie ira sc fongelige Sitter / Grc.
oerif We aopeI, cr blcpcn benoooci
% pil blipe lcalo0. Den 16oc Wtort2.
San bar ibemt S gars Suqthus, %
hans Stroiietio uoleb ierit Den 24ot
9lprit 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
.
6IdQioIer!

Scm MollUnoerne bar lalt i'm
el,t pda (llIIpanen, iud bar @lmerl.
toncrnc Iogt lig citcr @lnoioIen.
Gennc itotelj9e NIouit. ioa ria
p0a MISUNDERSTANDING, cr
Qlcnncm %Arpo>nlnl % uiocnlfdbc.
lig 2prtulu1 bet iii ollie Nuucr5
Erp0. &ngen &lomit cgncr iig Iom
@looioIen til at 'Tttc / &uic
oeu2 tiloitGnoiQe N|onacl paa 1Iit
"a oeu2 liultQc Gurpcr Qipr Sen iii
Ell bolt ltattet @lomit / Spgcitucn o.
poo NoipltoIct % b%poriombeIit man
cnitcr at octorcre Wro @lomitcr.
@la0ioIIeNcl pIdutc3 / Sluttcn al
9(prll clcr / 8cguuocIlcu al Wa
belt / los Nhil0iorO. Gen p%Iantc5
; BONNER opbt og mco I Sommcrs
Mtelemrmt. @~laoloIcn blontitrer
9lugult.
"Sccornb TOiten" bar oiurt Mr.
ranoemcut mcO Ell @nrtncr, ium or
Spceia!iit / Wiuoiulcr, um at ifuiic
% $50, % III fan pcriur ira mn al
tilbu uurc NbOnncutcr | Sniin NJ.
ipstc @laoiOllps (iOritielliac SnrucrJ
TOR Den bilige EriS Al 30 Gcnts cl.
Ter meo "Euiten" 81 N
ct gnr TOR .Sl.CV
Nu er set (iocu al btitiQe 0erc3
@luoioIcr. Crore9 ~crpcocrcs Or. ON.
gauen6c.
y. A%uunoicn Tubl. 81,
Securnb, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Bent ltbbnftc.

Fent ltbbnttc. Nor0iifc 2obel. "a
Sraahiubrifcr bar / 1915 inotient
100000 SIR. netto. Ser oiifriuea
% hcnIUages 41t.000 ar.. mems Nf.
tionGrerne iaa 70 pGt. / llobuttc %
Ser / nm Ncgllin9 ircniarca 10000
Ironcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Tribaun / &riitiania?

Silfploet bar pGret / Bergen, ioale-
bes bar ogian / ariltiania sc gplonc
Sioer for Sfibsforten / interesicrebe
&reoie gipct Spsrgsmaalct ON Nln-
leg al Ell IN itpr Srihopn 9lftualitct.
Yuo ct fort Wpbe / Den norifc Sn.
genierforening, til bpilfet ogiaa Sri
itiania Sonbclsfammer % Sapnebe-
i%tprclic bar inobllot, bar mi Siitrifts-
ingenier Sceganro nTrmcrc giort
rcbe for Tlalens tefniife She, og
Ser bite Jig paa Mooet alntinoclig
Stemnina for at to9c Sa9en op cg
fege ben fprt til en- i%narlig 2esning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Stanoct ibjrl al en- Gre. @aor'

Sfan9cf tD1Tl ar en- Arc. @ddros
brllger Ole @oloerl, &epne, ifllloe
forleoen Sag gaa ib paa Wtorfen
meo Ell Orc, oa benne iprang pna
barn pa %ltangcoc ham / Wapen, iun
SnopoIbenc raitot itb. gn al Sol
bens nlilloreaarigc Gutter fon til at
ic no al Tinolet og blcp bar at 10
beren laa paa Marfen. Ger bar In
gen tiliteoc UNDER lllpffen. San blep
ienbt til S%ronObiem mcb ct AZ Sfibc-
ne ira Igoenes @ciGitninger. NGite
Nat afgif ban peb Spocn paa ct Der
pprenoc Spgebus. Solben par Ell
meget onicet @ano inocn i'm aom-
mime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31
Ten Site Warts 1915.
era Odn,narf.
.Ncncns WuInnlhcr-

Tp." fortTllcr, at Hrbcioernc, ionl
Ilaar Grport.SpnQ paa Ncocn, / Den.
nc Sio fan tiene II SIR. ON Sa0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-31

Seue 'Geeprnh .fpiien o. Seo arnrn" III
>lpet % Seuner l SnmleInHoei. s~ar-ion.
er $3.50, yorio ipereenet.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
BARABOO MARINE
NOW IN CHINA

With the detachment of United
States marines who form the Ameri-
can legation guard at Picking, China,
where armed men from every civilized
nation, including the warning Euro
pean countries, are living in compare
tive friendship, is Frank F. Puttcam-
mer Of this place.
Sergeant Puttcammer, who is a son
of Mrs. Bertha Puttcammer, r. D. No.
2, of Baraboo, re-enlisted in the United
States marine corps at it's San Fran
cisco, Cal, recruiting station on Feb
ruary IA, 1916. Marines wear a dis
tinctively military uniform, and their
service embodies expeditionary, sea,
foreign, shore and home duty.
Foreign service ranks easily first in
the hearts of these soldiers of the
sea-" and it is very likely that Ser
geant Puttcammer tour of foreign
duty will be crowded with excitement
and adventure.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
TRAGIC ACCIDENT
NEAR LONE ROCK

A tragic accident occurred near
Lone Rock recently, in which Fred
Becker, young farmer, lost his life,
says the Cazenovia Register. Becker
with his brother, was managing the
Mike Murphy farm, just across the
river from Lone Rock and were en-
gagged in filling their barn with hay.
Becker was on the load and in an en-
deavor to pull the hay fork into posi-
ton, dislodged it from its fastenings
and it fell directly upon him, missing
his head, but striking him in the alb
domen and killing him almost instant
ly. His bride of four months, former
Miss Brown, was standing beside the
load when the tragedy occurred.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27

shows that stand it real WELL took
the Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me lot.
I have also had my oldest girl take it
and it did her lots of good. l keep it in
the house all the time and recommend
it. Mrs. DEWITT SINCEBAUGH, West
Dandy, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritabil-
ity, backache, headaches, dragging SEN
sations, all point to female derange-
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be most valuable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women everywhere bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27

LyQla Il. FlnKnaLn s
V e g e table Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight
ened me out in good
shape. Iwork nearly
all the time, as we
live on a farm and [
have four girls. do
all my sewing and
other work with
their help, so it
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27

CONTINUED from previous page.)
trivances he must have his ancient
| mainstay, the mule.
This patient and pensive animal is
among the recruits most demanded
by the prospect of a long, hard task
in Mexico. The gov ernment has halt
ed negotiations between the agents
of European governments and Amer
lean stock dealers because it realizes
that thousands upon thousands of
mules may be needed by our army.
Invaluable in nearly all military
movements, the mule would be espe-
cially so for Americas work beyond
the Rio Grande. There, as in north
ern Italy, this unfagging burden bear
er would prove the backbone Of army
transportation. In the Italian war
zone, upward of 100000 mules are in
service, little animals, hardly as large
as Texas pony and incredibly docile.
Atlanta (Ga.) Journal.
x x
0. He'll, he can't enlist, because he
is too short. Otto He'll of West Vir-
ginia applied at the United States
army recruiting station at Wichita,
Kansas, for enlistment, but was found
short physically as we'll as in name,
and the signature of Lieutenant West
could not be affixed to his application.
"It beats the devil that a fellow
can't join the army with my name,'
said Otto as he went out to hunt work
in the harvest fields.
X \ =
Job NJ Smith, undertaken in a New
Jersey village, had the surprise of his
life this week, when William Penn,
of. Waretown, came to his office, told
him he wanted to settle his bill for
undertaking services, and passed over
a roll of $50 in bank notes. Smith
said he had no account against Penn,
and then the latter explained that the
bill had been contracted with the un-
dertaker's father, the late Joseph I.
Smith, in 1875 Smith consulted the
old books and found the charge for
burying Mrs. Penn forty years ago.
Penn said he had been living in an
other part of the country for many
years, and recently discovered the
old unpaid bill.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
UNDESIRABLES

The duck who lets his wife pick
out his clothes.
The little old party with side
whiskers who always squeezes the
ladies' hands.
The young man who occupies the
girls hammock all summer, but
doesn't pop.
The agreeable gentleman who
stands down at the end of the bar
all day, waiting for the live ones to
blow in.
The village swain who drops in at
the millinery store to gossip with
the milliner about the ice cream So
cial
The lady who prices everything in
the store and feels of all the goods,
but doesn't buy anything. Exchange.
A writer in Farm and Fireside tells
of one of the most effective plans for
keeping birds from cherries and other
Tree anu SdIU6u IiQiCS. dh0 LWO VI
three two-pOund manila paper bags,
dip them in linseed oil to make them
waterproof, place a half dozen dried
peas in each, blow them up full of air,
and tie up the open cid. Fasten these
bags in the trees, two or three to each
tree, or to stakes in berry fields, with
long. The wind, blowing the bags
about will rattle the peas inside them
and the unaccustomed objects and the
rafting noise will keep the birds out
of every tree or bed so decorated, and
do it effectively"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
WOMAN HAD
NERVOUS TROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound Helped Her.

West Dandy. N. W have had
nervous trouble all my life until I took
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-07-27
HOME SEEKERS ATTENTION

$50 acres Richand Co.. miles from Cazenovia, Us
under cultivation lays fine good soil and water will sell at
bargain exchange for income property.
173 acres fine bunch of dairy cows horses, hogs farm
chinery years crops fine soil and buildings and well water
Will exchange for a smaller farm.
81 acres jersey and heifers horses hogs
Chickens this years crops farm machinery farm fenced and
fenced with wire good buildings, well watered
handy to school, church and This of the best
ssons price in Sank Co. Good reasons for selling.
10 acres, miles from Baraboo house. basement
house. chicken house. machine she'd so and
Buildings all good shape 80 cleared 80 acres timber
This finehome will be sold bargain exchanged for
larger farm.
produce the of conditions will be at
premium for number of years and verify believe that Wis
consn will much higher. Now the time to buy
good Wisconsin Farm bargain Better look these PROPOSE
lions
J. 7. Bates & Son. Baraboo, Wisconsin,.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07


n. y.-there are some very nice
real estaters but some get very rich.
these kinds, the boss says, can sell
lots in sarah desert, where ever that
is, but it must be purity far off the
trolley line, and farms on the bottom
of the ocean, which, shood think
wOOdent be much of farm, but then
he dident meen it itraly, being sar-
kastic about the matter
his wife got the committing bug
resently & there was nothing to it
but they had to buy phase over in
jersey which he don't like atal be-
cause he wants to live in a fat neer
the iii oil sub rite here in n. y.
but when the news got out that he
wanted to buy property off in the
country all the real estaters in town |
slides into the offs so thick the boss
finally bought a phase to get rid of |
them or he .wodent have been abel |
to catch up with his work in the offs
in time to have his peenuckel game |
at mite
the other day the real estater that
sold him the house blows in for a |
mother payment on the place
say, the boss hoIleTed at him, |
thought you said that was such a
henthy phase to live in & its rite down
in the swamp and there amt no other
but 1 house neer it & the Teller in
that house is sick
but you gotter come stronger than
that If your trying to make a dent
in a real estater agent i
o, he says Unkonserned like, that
Teller in that house is a dockter that
is dying of starvation becaus there
amt been no other sickness there for
so long. !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07
--O--O-
TODAY'S BELLRINGER

Remember, the eyes of the nation
are on you," exclaimed the constitu-
ent.
81 know it, " replied Senator SOrg-
hum. And the nations getting more
acutely discerning every day. The
time is gone when a man can assume
an impressive pose and get by as an
optical illusion. Washington Star.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-30
WHO NAMED THE TURKEY?

Thanksgiving Bird Does Not Owe Its
Name to the Mohammedan Country.
How the turkey came by its name
has been a moot question for a long
time.
The Thanksgiving fowl is an Amer
lean bird which was introduced to
Europe from the new world and had
nothing whatever to do with Turkey
or the Turks. The name turkey, how
ever, was originally applied to the fowl
which is now known as the guinea
fowl. and some authors in the six
teenth and seventeenth centuries con-
founded the two species.
AS both birds became more common
and better known, to quote the En-
cyclopedia Britannica. ''the distinction
was gradually perceived, and the name
turkey became restricted to that from
the new world, possibly because of its
repeated call note, to be syllabled
turk, turk, turk whereby it may be
almost said to have named itself. The
turkey, so far as We know. was first
described by Oviedo in his 'Sumario de
la natural historic de las Indias, said
to have been published in 1921"
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THE PILGRIMS THANKS.
They "Found We Lord to Be With
Them In All Their Ways"

They "Found Ye LORD to Be With
Them In All Their Ways"
The aboriginal American Thanksgiv-
ing, parent of innumerable festivals of
gratitude and rejoicing in the course
Of nearly 300 years, is perhaps famil.
lar, but it deserves recollection now
that Thanksgiving is with us. 1t was
In Plymouth as the end of that first
toilsome and dangerous year drew on.
In September they had sent their
"shalop to the Massachusetts,, with tel
men, and Squanto for their guide and
interpreter, to discover and view thai
bay, and trade with the natives, the
which they performed and found kind
entertainment" Boston was a hOspi
table place, we perceive, long before
there was any Common ON the slopes
Of the Beacon hill. And the Bay was
already place to be envied for resi-
dence: 'They returned in safetie, and
brought home good quantity of bea-
yer, and made report of the place,
wishing they had been there seated
(but it seems We Lord, who assigns to
all men We bounds of their habitations.
had appointed it for another use) And
thus they found We Lord to be with
them In all their ways, and to bless
their outgoings and mornings, for
which let his holy name have We praise
forever, to all posteritie.''
This was the spirit of remembering
and forelooking gratitude in which
Governor Bradford brooded on the
project of common time of thanks.
giving. The harvest time had fully
come. "They BECAME now to gather in
ye small harvest they had and to fit
up their houses and dwellings against
winter, being all well recovered in.
health and strength, and had all things
in good plenty; for as some were thus
Employed in affairs abroad. others were
exercised in fishing, stoute codd and
bass and other fish, Of which they took
good store. of which every family had
their portion. All the somer there was
no want. And now BECAME to come in
store of foule, as winter approached
of which this place did abound when
they first came (but afterward de
creased by degrees). And besids water
fowl, ther was great store of wild
Turkies. of which they tooke many
besids venison, &c. Besids they had
aboute peck of meale weeke to
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-30
ARE WELL RECOMMENDED.

Manager A. E. Dubeau of the
Caughren theatre has booked the
Lena Fendell Stock Company for
series of dramatic productions on
Monday evening of each week for a
period of several weeks, the initial
performance to be on Monday night,
December A. The company pro-
duce nothing but royalty plays,
and live wire vaudeville sketches are
presented between ac=s. The popular
rs and 35 cent scale OF prices will pre-
vail during this engagement. The
opening bill will be "A Wife's Honor"
The company have recently completed
a very successful engagement at the
Davidson theatre, st. Cloud, of which
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-11-30
reports from all the battlefronts, thu

reports from all the battlefronts, that
when it comes to using such super
latives as "most extreme frlghttul-
ness 'anent the sinking of the Brl-
tannic, all perspective must be lost by
the compliments of what is transpir-
ing daily on the bloodiest and most
terrible battle fields in the worlds
history, where tens on tens OF thous-
ands of red-blooded men are being
swept into eternity daily and more
are being rushed into the fray. Ii
"most extreme frightfulness" describ-
es the sinking of the Britannia, what
words can describe the Somme, Yer
dun or Monastir? How would Min
nesota pocket-gopher hill look beside
AZ square miles of the Andes noun
tains?