davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

iom oct iii. fine euner oa anlag
er berettiget til.
Soet pi inota9er bette Stano.
punt, bar ri erfefiot og gioct Sri.
beo for iano Ariitofrati, for oi
bar iagt: gGao ben bcoite Mano
oinoe, boem ban iaa emo erl Gao
Den oDgtigite Mano pin6e. Get er
Dor Sttlling % 9anfe. Oct err lamb
Dcmofrati; men iano gemofrati %
ialo ariitofrati er cen % ianlne
Ting; buis Di er / Stano til at gaa
t 9pb0en, pil pi for1toa oct.
1Slgyten ifal lcoe, for at De
faa @enier fan leue % tribes pao
De manages 9efoitnins," iu16an bar
en- anoen Ii6s Naob Dnret. De
faa for De mailge. De rene o.
itnrfe ifaI bcrioe alles oiu peo
oeres Disoom os oeres grobrinaer.
Oct en- netop for at ~irembrinee me.
re 0igbeo, at pi snIfer at Iirtre 6eres
Goner os SanSlefraft, Der er rist
begapet.
Dor Giuiliiations 5rent9ot,e BE.
ror pad, ON ri giDer be faa, Der
formoar at tiene 90 birIpe De man.
&c, Ell 0eiIigbeb III at tomme
Iren. M Den Siitorie, iom Teller
meo ! Observation-Disclosures, finoes
Der, bbor Der berettes ON Mrbei.
pet at ben oItninoeiige Nnn6, o.
ON ben 1nbfIpoeIie % Gbrergape,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

fom ben bsiitbegnoe0e, riat aorll.
itcoe Nailo, Der bnoer ia ooer
oct olminoeIise bar.
S en- NsaIeriinnlina | griisiel
er Der ct MaIeri al Bierto, Der
foretiller 5renti0ens 9fanb og
Joriioers Ting. en y~taturforifer
boloer | fin bsire Saano ct 5or.
ltsrreliesslas 90 | ben nnoetSamO
bar ban 0apoleon, .nogIe af bans
@eneroler, annorer og gannere,
inraa 3tns fun, Der itraaler nc6
Ell iiGgte CLANS. San unoerIeger
oisie cling nsie, mems ct Barn oeo
bans SIDE ier I'D meo Den melt
iroprnseoe 5orunoring. Barnet ton
ilet life ioritaa, at en- oofien Mouo
fan iiroe toget | oisie Smaatiua.
lom fan foa 9an til at ipifoe fin
Spo peO uf ltu0ere Dem.
9ette Moleri bier os ienSt ca
tpocligt, 6oilfen 9loos 9sopSleon
t~Ilto'nnier ! Dor Siitorie. Oct en-
bleoct malet tot oeo 8oterIoo, o.
Oct ifete faa aar efter, at aairon.
toroefen Der 0eoe bort. Oct pijer
os, euorIeSes 5remtioens Moalo
o%eobunnier Ting % aiEbrogdIer.
ari9 er arnedis % bIooia, % bi
fG'iter oite poa ario fom paa en-
wc9incabeS, Der oil fattc bpbere
9por END tdftet at 0nbet, foqn Ri
fF % bbrer ON. D7en Gnmbbe6en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

@el.; Sag bet iorte aors ira
8raoen.
Seius par DIT n5erte~, 0Sioite"
alorig loigteo 3roen Dig;
.alting Ter on fun0e miite,
/ @lto oar aft nof rig,
On for 9eoen oar bereOt;
9tu on bar Gin Seius Jet.
Earuoiiets eoi9' @lu0er
SCOT % ifent ON dig M ireoer.
On iom Spuoer Dig betrasteo,
Geniet fun / Seiu 9loo,
gOmn par Din gmtOrirg, ia9tt
Ser / Stopets 2nn0 % 90;
On ei ielte Dig ret itor.
Men / 5roen % @n0s Sro
9ar on iifferIigen 6jenme
u for oct on bapoe Stemme.
On bar iiffert spuore leoet
Gen til Seius. 5relieren,
d i Gro til Serren beoet
5or iaa nollgen itaffeIs Gen,
8erfor bar 0i III Din Son,
stierner i~tnfIer paa Dig fen;
0erren 9Icmmer oIorig line,
gaaa ri lGre bam of Ii9ne.
.Saa 6arpeI oa, gro0cr fare,
On fon fiffert Del | Saon
@uo oil mco os Sor9en bare
log oi fsIe oil oit Saon,
@ennem Gunrer inrifer ri.
On err 10 | Sinmerig.
9ere opre MI sit Qein0e,
9qi foritoo at aronen oiroe.
Gbr. gngbanae
Gicfion, alta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

Ssg MI | llngooms Gage,
fsr aloren tar Dig fat,
De Cling, iom @lio bebnse
og fob 8u0s HigeS Sfat.
9inb til DIT uflge Sierte
buns Sanobebsperle flarl
at on / Jrpo og Smerte
ben ditto Dos Dig 9ar.
@aa MI, mems 2inet lpier,
og Sinbet fenDes glao,
gna, inben Siertet frpier,
og armen bliDer mat.
De cling, Der er Dig fore
paa Soroen, oplges maa!
@atlo, SGp og aft Lao bore,
Blot on fan Yerlen fan.
@aa, fsr al Stormen Hagen,
bin l1ng6om pisner bort;
bpg ei paa Worgen0agen,
9aa mi, ont 3ip er fortl
Seg MI Din quo / Oroet
DIT 8ierte til bnm peno;
og mn pan Nlterborbet
DIT Worgenoffer tnno.
s. q. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

Saf, 0 Seius, at paa Dor 0aab
ri fan bpgge lioialigt 9oob.
81 er 10 formiIen meIlem Dem,
fom til Dor 6reIier er isrt iren.
8 SUD ife 2onl
8qi bar 9ipet os aoriets 5egn
for bort aniigt og 9rpit joni Sen.
Merneifet bleu ct freOlpit Ste0,
fnGler bag aoriet, Oct aIti6 neo.
. SUB ffe 2opl
On 9or lutret BORT Siertes Drift,
iat / SteOet meo 6lammeitriit,
inoriOiet / os oft 6~reIiernnon,
oeneang on tog os / DIN Sam.
. Quo tie 9opl
On bar ien6t os DIN Selligaan6,
iom fan Ieoe Dor 500 og Saato;
Dor ban beitanoig i port 9rpit,
fsrer ban os til 2ipets apit.
8 CUB ife 9ool
9inlp 0a, Seius, at olorig MAJ
os Din Haaoe 40 8lenmiie gaal
@in os ! Den at pan6re frem
6e0re og be0re moo bort 3iem.
% CUB ife 2opl
Sob. 8, 3-6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
81 Orb til Dc urge / oct
tDnenoe Marbunoreoe.
(6ra Gngellf oeo q linton
nre No.

Oct npe 9Iar5mIoreOe er tormlen
meo en- iaaom Strait % 8Gloe,
JONI man al0rig ier bar fenot. Oct
er nof uRrO at BRUCE iIogen Sto til
At tplife paa % eIteriorife, boao
oct err ior Ell 1Io, Der er o~priin0en
ior os, os 9uuO 9lrbeiOe oct iorOrer,
iunlt buuD Slogs 5OIt oct frpoer
til at gre oct.
5 mango 9enieen0er er BET enc
aurbunoreoe iom BET at5et. 5 oct
tpoenoe 9~arbunoreoe oil Der bliuc
De iannle 8InSer og Sorser, De
iaunle ling meo 9enipn til segte.
ifaber, arbeioe, 2eg, gisoom, Yligt,
8aarifnber og Rso, JON De andre
aarbunore0er BAR brnet. Slgeiom
9oert enfeIt Nenneife bar De JAM.
me Orgafer, De famine Stemninger,
oe ianmne 5luufrioner iom mrore,
iadleoes er oct ogiaa meo ale Mar.
b~ur0re0er. Wen oi feiioer Wenfie.
fer ira Boeranore, life pna @run1o
al oeres 2ig1eoer, 5oilfe er mango,
men paa 0eres 5orifeaigbeoer,
eiefroofmnelipbeoer, iom / 8ritii-
Den fun ~irenoiier ringe % ubetD.
oeIig GorifeI, men iom er uieget
betDoelige oerpeo, at De beberifer
os og er beltemmenOe for os / pore
TenIfaber, / Dor 3RrEgbeo % SAD.
.iSnale6es nle0 aar5unoreoerne; pi
buffer Dem, Der er gnaet, fife pan
@rmo al mango 9eretnitger ON
0eres 9iitorie ~ ll0uifling men
pna @runo at faa gegipenbeoer
eIler Banter, Tom ofte ubem9rfet
al Den odp9rertoe Jio, refer fig
no al oct eorige, Iigeiom 9iRr3.
.toppene rager frem ODER oct omlig.
gen6e 2ano. arig og grobring
mprfer life ct Narbltnoreoe. Sp-
rene Ter fun imaa no, naur aar
efter @ar er gaaeee. qaptainer og
@onger gnar bort, men De lfaben0e
.Ganfer at Wnno, 0eres Stilling
oper for beres Omgioelier, oeres
anmp for gligt, ben clogs Ging
oil life ioripinoe.
Sommenlignet meo De aar1aro.
reoer, iom er gnaet, oil oct tpperoe
aorbunore6e, rraalt me6 itore Naol,
bLipe Zig De 6urige. Oct oil blfDe
ielpiff, n6elmooig, Iigegploig, ben'
eipen, inobiloif og birfiom. Den
tire Ging bill fonnie til at prnge
oct typen6e Marbun6reoe, % bper
+of 6isie oil bore til Steoe / mere
ii6prnpet Grab emo nosen Sinoe
isr. Oct typenoe M~arfnfnoreoe pfl
fsrit % frerrmeft bIiDe raitTbs lam.
meniat % 0emofrotiif.
Marbnnbre0et oil bIibe
raftIbs.
Det Fan pi ollie ie, o. bi mno
tnffe BET tppen6e Morbunoreoes I'm.
qe Mam6, iom COB os Wottoet: ct
rojfTbs 2ip," oe fom bar reift bette
1Iotrpf til en- 9er6i8be6, Der siuer
oct Betpcrtug. Bort aarbun6reoe
9ur on Mangbe ling at uofbre,
bufIe @erufnper, abJe &anolin9er.
3dbeIise xfnu, bnsf5diee - odresSbe
|""|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

DEL: Seq oe6 ct epist 9immerig
Weo 9bnmeriget far bet fig,
fom Sn6 poa iabne Mgrel
Den bofler, tripcs fro6eIig,
o. bnrer Grlgter fagre.
er Cubs Miges Sn6.
Cubs Nod6e, Wnfften 9iuerl
ida ot bber &~irnmelpo6e fpn0
| BEN ind froftie bItber.
Den boiler fnmtft III 3bitens Dag,
at @af6efreben,
b tirber &hnndHofbeFng
TN odar III oOtebtbsn.
8, 4ere NM ~ SkIpsis o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

faa / init 9ierte GitIoe.
biulp mig i 9taaoe, ioa ie9 trorl
% uofier, iom ie iful0e.
Qlff. s, Is. $. q. $.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Iaa6ens Weliianelie.

Del: ellie Cubs Barn, 6UaO ffn-
Der Dig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Spifenoes 6aroel.Sanfer

til Setter engbauoe.
Igo Den 16. aprl 1916.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
SIG 0no / %ltngbommen.

Gal. 119, 8.
Mel.: Bort Wooersinnal er 0eiligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Oct, Ger beitdar

Bor @uos Oro beltaar e~uinoelig
(Gi. 40, 81
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

R. H. Williams the we'll known real
estate man is quite i'll with lung
trouble at St Lukes hospital.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

Fred Floed, editor OF the New Free
dom. who has been quite i'll the past
ten days is some what improved.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16
DIR. c. k. All FoNc
NEW UNION AUTO MAKFRs

Dallas. Tex.-A new Automobile.
Carriage and Wagon Workers union
has been organized here with a mem
bership Of over two hundred. It Is
the first union of the kind in this Sec
ton and il is claimed that in the near
future there will be few workers out
side its folds. as the bows are enthu-
siastic and constantly On the Job.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

L. R. Mabu and Earl Walker each
contributed to police court this week
for exceeding the speed limit.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The suits against the city for dam
age done by the Cottonwood fiume
have been settled at an expense to the
city of $26l.80.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16
Local Notes

Mr.. T. J. Hodges, OF Van Wyck,
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing and will remain week or ten
days.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The two Lovelace boys aged II and
IL years are on trial at Twin Falls
for the murder of F. T. Hamill on
August is last.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The State Live Stock Sanitary
board have appropriated $500 of its
funds as donation to the Northwest
Live Stock show to be held at Spo-
kane
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The Christmas vacation of the
Boise schools will commence on De-
cember 22 and end on January 2 b6
an order of the school district trus-
tees.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

Myrtle T. Canser was granted di-
vorce Wednesday from Andrew A..
Canser upon the grounds of desertion
They were married in Boise in 1905.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

Owing to pressing business, Presi-
Dent Wilson has declined to visit the
west at this time He has received
many invitations.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

In the official canvass of the vote
for probate judge of Ada county
Judge Dunlap received a majority of
Ill votes over Judge Miller.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

Frank Jones alias Charles Carlson
was arrested in Boise Tuesday charg-
ed with passing worthless checks on
many of the merchants.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

Sargent J ] Toomey of the regu-
lar army has arrived in Boise and will
open recruiting station where en-
listments into the federal service will
be received.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The Barber mill company have
commenced the enlargement of their
plant to twice its present size and ex-
pect to have it in operation with the
opening of Spring.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

The local weather bureau service
says that Monday was the coolest
day since 1896 when the
registered 7 degrees
above zero.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1916-11-16

While skating on the ice near Eagle
Tuesday a young boy by the name of
Everett Bingham suffered a broken
leg. He was brought to local hos
pital for treatment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14
ONE ROAD EXTENDS EMBARGO.

HOSTQN Juu "A Tho Boston and
Nalnc railroad Thursday extended its
embargo on freight 20 u..ud. ol np-
m.n'. except livestock ur n,.mhIr
matter intended for export thsuurh thr
port
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14

MARIAN RICE years Old a pre-
I'l cocious child singer. first snrg be
fore an audience IN Calumet. Mich,
when only n ycrr and n half old Nine.
Schumanu. uclnk came to hear her
sing md LETT her a basket of American
beauties with a card inscribed:
TO my little colleague with best
wiehcq"
"Thc girl's talent Is wonderful" said
the diva.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14
The GIST
dndJEST
Of 1T
u
iCopyrgnt 1913. Ny J Keeleyl
TRIO-nOOpER FOSTER, LEWIS.
By J. P. MoEvoy

TRlO-nOOpER, FOSTER, LEWIS.
HOOPER
~ Rn, nd -, uo,l >, do
Ard h,,,d.. n,,. ,h, ,,,,riov e,r
.,L LIt.,.u,.on
.i.r,.d ILL. - nl,t.d ui,ht
r,,orvhou ,b,, validating v,.k
A,A h,i,,.,
M, =, ,.i,,.r
wbil. b.,,i,, T., or ,h. b.,t
A,J ,...L.u
ro,o., III. ,,y
n, ~. ,b.u.,io. ,hn,,i,. ,h,.L
OF p.,y Nor,,
CTb,, Io,,hl, mani
A.Ih.,,,,.A,.mo,,h. ,h.h.L
rHOFyT
TI>y ,J,pt the ,care
II >, ,,,.,,J t,,.... ,,.,.
" d'"'' n" '''''''''.
u" "''''p' n"
care '"'''D "
IS NJ mas remarked 10 "'s'
roSrru
IrAsuo~rD on, gr,y, for p,,,v
/ Moran
-. -, 49,, 49, 81. ..i,, y, ~.
49,,
A. ID, L.,1 ,.,r, I, ,.,cl,,. toll.
I,d d,,,.d ,,rb .o, ot gun
.,..I 60 ~. nI.t.
WI. 49,, ,,,I NJ hat,
A,,,,o,cn, T., ~. ,ior,,o 90,
~, n. u.,,, ,,,.
n, a.. pliu. 49,
III. ,.,r, =, ,o,,n ,Ouo
A. ,,.,o.d 70 III, oi.,.
VIZ, 49,, fan ., ..,
A,d .,,n.,.a ,,, ,i,,i.. 90.
rHORIS
~ YOr dout think
49,. uru.,,,
....
LEWIS
NY WAllOPING willow laid Patsy
IL low
And busted the Philly heart
Ana E''hered MOCK O' inc series aoss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14
COTTON


New orleans Cotton.
= NEW ORLEANS. Jam ~ Poor cables
uuusrd q recession OF 10 points
around lhu opening M the cotton market
h,r. TODAY nul huylns Nna tnmupici
NN In, nu'Ih ahow'ur off the census
bureaus spt"'us 0u American mNl
,uuumuIuu HuI n reaction vDs brought
uhnul laIf nu hour after the opening
prices were at 70 met decline of to 2
points
The market turned dun hut steady
and toward noon stood unchanged 10
two points down compared with yestcr-
days close
New York Cotton,
NEW YORK. Jan. li-Ecports OF an
easier ocean freight situation and hullsh
conrumption figures served to offset the
Influence of disappointing cables during
todny's early trading In the cotton
market The market opened nt u de-
cline U Z points tu nn advance of one
point with March selling nt l2l2u and
May M l2hiu ON 'h, call hut soon
stondlcd up to r. &c and ~ zoe for those
positions, on to about the closing fig
uf's ot yesterday The census report
showed domestic consumption amounting
to G33tso bales of lint and lntcrs. for
December. or the heaviest on record
comparing with l7G1lG last yenr
Demand failed tn broaden materially
ON the cnrly mlly and fluctuations later
iu the morning were irregular With
prices showing tendency tp ease or
under further scattering liquidation and
Nnl street selling March declined to
l2i7 and Nny 10 l'Ge around midday
with old crop months ruling about 20 3
points net lower Local cotton men said
that There hpd hooh mo- imurpvcmont iu
the oconu freight siluotlou so nm us
Hhinmeuts from New York were con.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14
HOG Quotations
Closing Quotations

" clipped sheep and lambs $500 taking
the good end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14

No vi rr No w Pr No. VT re-
9s l20f 75 92..ll6O z 30
Native Iirlfyrs-.
> 700 6 20 B.. le3 oo g.. 712 IS
/ 40 Il 90
Native Cows.
I $50 5.25 / 900 3 Ou
Native Gamers and CuttrrH-
600 0U % 14I 30 500 3 no
Native Uulg
Is 1851 2a 1000 nu
HOG Market.
A Wild scramble wls sluru1 lU the hog
house today with the packer clan going
down fur the count lf was uu rvrcp-
tionally uneven dral me OIrht upward
belnr marked by crrtIc Jumps some
sales being 20r higher others Jul
81 81 taking the hcst-d load OF fancy
heavics while hulk sold s. 05u7an Re.
cnipis were FAR below expectations and
not 50 percent of nl'ing the waiting or
dpTH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-14

Prices ~ tho various grul,a " ,utlI, are
approximately 800 f1llpws
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-24

rington Harrington certainly seemed
inclined To favor her. She had all the
sprghuiucss. the humor. the indie
pcudcncc. of an American girl and was
withal comely. Excursions arc cspc-
claly adapted 10 love affairs, and In
this case all these two required 20 fall
in love was to bc thrown together
The party remained in the park for
some time aud became quite Ike one
family
One day Nudge showed some attcn'
ton 10 Miss Stewart. Harrington saw
plainly that he was not I'm favor with
her, but. pretending jealousy said 10
her:
what is il about a title that is 50
attractive 10 you Americans|
why do you asks"
ooh. observed how pleased you
were when this nobeman incog join
cd you this morningl felt like pen
ny alongside half crown"
"TIis lordship Is very agreeable she
replied, looking up mt him archly.
(Which do you mean. the lord or the
man."
"If there Is enough of the lord TO
outweigh the man, what matters itF
"Thc Anglefords are an old family
and. believe. are large landholders In
England ! fancy to be Lady Angle
ford girl might marry n man OF
wood.
"Whv discuss the matter? Quite
likely Lord Angleford is expected to
marry some nobeman's daughter In
England. and none Of ms American
girls who are not the Hon Miss So
and so will bc invited 20 become my
lady"
However. the next time Nudge sldlcd
up 10 Miss Stewart she went back on
ali she had said. for she gave him the
grand freeze. much 90 Mr. Harrington
delight.
The next day several of the party
Including Nudge and Meriweather.
proceeded on their way.
The immediate party 10 which Miss
Stewart belonged after leaving the
park took train FOR the east. Harring
ton. who was going IN the same dlrec
ton. Joined them. or. rather. he Joined
Miss stewart. the affair between them
having become by this time quite cyl
dent During the journey his devotion
10 her rather Increased than dimin
ishcd. and by the time they reached
tho eastern border II was supposed
they were engaged.
The truth was that Harrington hat
proposed. but Miss Stewart had dc
ferred giving him an answer until he
father had been consulted and Mr.
Harrington's standing In England SO
cially and a. man could he s1Tcstl
gated. - --Tip's"' -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-24
INCOGNTTO
By ELlNoR MARSH

A coach load Of tourists were do
ing" the National park There were
young ladies' and elderly men and wo-
men. but few young men. Indeed, the
only two unmarried men were a couple
Of Englshmen, the one, Harrington,
evidently gentleman; the other
Nudge, Of the ordinary type Of cock
ncy. and an American commercial
traveller named Meriweathcr
Mcriweuther took up with Nudge,
and the two fell TO talking OF the dis
position OF rich American girls TO buy
British titled husbands. Meriweather
was a bit OF wag and when one OF
the girls of the party asked for infor-
nation about Nudge told her that he
was Lord Angleford travelling incog.
But" he added, hell not acknowl-
edge 10 anything more than plain Alex
nndcr Nudge. There's no use trying
to get him 10 do so; therefore ! would
not try IL / were you"
Nevertheless this young lady, Miss
Gwendolen Stewart, who was OF an
age when II IS sweet 10 do what Is
forbidden. addressed Mr.. Nudge as
Lord Angleford, much 90 that gentle
mans establishment. or course he de
MED the impeachment, but that had NO
effect on the young lady.
"Do you know" she said To MIR. Har
/ rlngton. chat we have one of your
countrymen. a lord, among usT'
NO." replied the Britisher, evidently
much Interested Which one"
"He who calls himself Nudge"
Harrington reprcssed n smile.
"You seem incredulous."
"Oh. | know nothing about the man
We are not travelling together. W.
are simply fellow members Of this ex
curslon 10y accident"
"Of course, now that you know thai
he IS one Of your privileged class, yot
: will treat him with great respect"
Certainly I'll he very deferential,
replied Harrington. with a twinkle II
his eye.
Mcrlwenther did not inform MI
Nudge that he had started the repor
about him. aud Nudge was az a los
to discover where It came from Il
spite OF his denial he was treated b.
the whole party with Difference. sew
cral OF the girls viclng with each othe
for his favor However, Miss Stewar
seemed rather inclined to favor Hat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-24
Al P II A NE w S
VIM. Piper Of Crystal Falls was an
Alpha business caller this week

VIM. Piper Of Crystal Falls was an
Alpha business caller this week.
Jim Cummings Of Crystal Falls is
doing some repair work at the Porter
School
Miss Hooper, one of the teachers at
the Porter School, left for her home
at Iron Mountain on Monday. From
there she will so TO Duluth where She
will spend part of her summer vaca
ton.
N G. Breton. Of Marinette, was an
Alpha business caller this week
Bud" Kessler has accepted a po-
sition al the Judson mine
r. b. Webb Paul schook and
Andrew Apostle were business callers
az Alpha on Wednesday
Paul MauSy Of Ishpeming, spent
Saturday and Sunday al Alpha visiting
with his family
Mr. sctwright Of Marinette. spent
q few days al Alpha this week
Mrs y T. Bradley returned TO her
home in Duluth This week She was
accompanied by her son, r. C. Bradley
who spent a few days there returning
TO Alpha ON Wednesday
Phil Lahore. who has been visiting
! al Ironwood returned 10 Alpha this
week
Al Wright spent Wednesday at Crys-
tai Falls on business
Arthur Brilliant who has been at
Nadeau for some time returned 10
Alpha on Tuesday.
Myrtle Garrigan and Lydia Mathey
were Crystal Falls visitors on wednes-
day evening.
MIR = Garrigan was al Chicago
last week on business.
The school board has secured &
number OF laborers who are workinf
about the school grounds. filling ant
terracing endeavoring 60 get IN,
grounds In proper shape for tn,
Fourth
Great improvements are being mad
on the boulevard, on main street
Grass Is being planted and also mum
Der Of trees which in time will max
one Of the prettiest spots in Alpha.
Enfred Olson Of Crystal Falls spen
Saturday and Sunday here visitin
with friends
Alpha team Of base ban defeate
: the Sagola team last Sunday az a gam
$ played here by the score Of ~ 4 To
o morrow Alpha will play at Crysta
Falls and the following week q
Niagara.
y The tennis court Is being ploughe
s up and put in shape for these who ar
interested In that sport