davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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- Danmark, -

mcieolcr for 6irntaet, li9elom SellE
@icloien i fin So rbi enhtc Gftcrlia
ninacr al 100 &rS1eicolcr lom Me
flame fpr liu Iorretl,inA.
9enne Sorflaring hil Yolltiet on{
iiftert life tQgc for 0ploi9, BERTH e.
sen fpr noip. Set CT iffe u1egc
lonoipnliat, at ct finlf 0irmo nilo'
oprette ct Srpfferi / ct frcmnel
2ollo for at fremitille noAlc prroi
|lp]e Mcflomci eoler. Oct 1an6Ipnlig
tie er, at Sollfn1pntncrlle itaor
Torbinoclie meo sen piotforareneo
Gonm,cniprraelie mos Mcgicrillgen
1om i sen ltoltc Sis CT blebe1 opoa
get / 6inlm10. Gn &epoll'tion III
oltio freeze Ycngc, mango Ycnac, .!
Set louo1pnlialtc CT 0erfor, at Sc re
pol,ttionpre bar palnt 6crnc lett
Moo6c at finoncicrc fig pao.
Sc finlfe acknowledgement pil in1!o
Icrtio 1norclt foo Gu1en operatnct
% Set oil 1iftcrt laoleoes lnort Inf
fcs at lpftc set Slpr al Mpitif, Sci
cnon1 hpiler opcr MffGren.
$. 6. Mn0ericn bar tilltaoet, al
bon for,,oen Sc follfe &enaeieolcl
onloo bar facet &eterle n til at lab(
follfc SScrnbonepartoutfort Haa bis.
lc bor Sc fire Gteolemmcr al 9ol:
hcu gratis fjSrt 2an6et oper.
Oct piler Zig, at @eretnil,gel1 ON
at Solltmp,ntnerlle ollereoe ffulo'
hope iooct l1ogle al SC fallte Seole!
nn1ot, CT forfeit. Sc Banter. Sci
iornplig bor pefslet betp0eligc &c.
lpb al finife Morf for ipe,ifc Sp.
io1f / &ol0ingz Eor fact oi5le Seo.
lers 9Ggtbco fo1ltateret.
Sc fallfe 5eolcr bar hes11oen bcl=
Ter life bclt frrbige. Sc mo,1gleot
cit bcltemt STRENGTHENING fpr 81
fl1n6e br,,ges. Men Sc cr belt goo1
cftcrlooeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
9eu fprjte Staalfirfeflpffe

fra Sc Snlitb'ife Sernitgberier err
"Malborg 9(mtsti6." blepen
%ofleperet til llrl1p Strife / Gen6er-
iDllono. Sen mailer pe6 Wunoi1-
gen $40 Mm., pejer 900 Sig. og bar
foitet 2,480 Str. gn tillporenoc
aloffe al Maln piloe babe foltet ca.
10000 &r. Noo &loffen fu1oes mo
graberet felgen6e lille 8ers:
Seq ipnger @uos Bre0 / @rp og /
Rbel0
til G1agter> Ser fon1mer og goar.
Seq fal6er paa bper Ell lpsge16e
Si9l,
1om Sbile /. @erren attrooer."
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Gmitb om set bauife 6aanoprrfs
sEEremti1Smulioheoer.

S Observation-Disclosures tore
Sal / &i%n6el,bapn bplot 9leofer=
meter Carl Smitb fprleoen Sore
orag on @oonoperfets Srentio.
Smitb ml1talte fine Grforinger fra
oen Meile, iom ban rul0cr &rige,1
forctog / Mmerifo % &a.slono, %
hpor ban 1erlie pirfeoe for 6remne
al set oonite @nonopUrts @fspprt=
muligbeocr. @on lotte Jig fer for
trinspis / 6orbinoelie mes "Mmeri=
con- Manufacturers @rport Nslocio-
tion" % "@bilooelpbia Commercial
M,,le,m". Sra iioitnGp:,te Snititlt-
tion bopoe bor1 III, fremifoffct eli
&olleftion al &oreprpper, iom bar
nb1til(ct / Observation-Disclosures
Sal. Otter en- til bom rettet Mn=
mn0ning fra MliGcts 9ireftpr bar
&aonoperferforeningrn frcmlfaffct
@rpper al honlf 9lrloeinoul1ri oa
STANDARDIZATION. lom m oil blipc
fenot til Mmerifn. ST.. Gmitb it'll
breoe meh mcgcn &eltalenbc0 Sip
benbuprs Gboncer 1om Stabelploos
CO Sraniitbp for operlpiltc @arer,
% ban %frcnnbGncoe, bporle0cs Ero-
oucenterne bjemlne ocrigiennem tan
faa &oomatcriolicrne ira fprlte
@aono og til billi1cre Nris. Set
gj9lncr ON at lronpte Gbancerne pco
ct %mool6epiolt Mrbejoc. Gnitb lll,t=
te6c lit 6oreoro9 mes at f%rembepe,
bpor meget oanlf grbperuslip lfplocr
Menb iom $. q. Nl,6erien al 9.
g., Mler. 6o1s og $. g. &rior for
0eres Mrbeioc unoer &rigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
SuS im,pS Tamilieu.

Norfuttercn Nnoeriun Nere, Der
CT blepen @ol1bepif, fortalte neo ct
Mp6e i Oocuie ON Ell Soclall't-
re6aftpr, ser por bleuen nleget for
nrrnlct, foroi ban bar bleoe11
ltielot uo for Ell @olibepif. &on bar
nrppe b1epen loo preo, bbis n1o'1
bop0e fol0t bo1uSolrJcois. Soo bar
6o,1 Inorcre gooet glGoeltraoler1o,
hje,n til aone,1 og beot be1oc ON Ell
8,,oc til at ltoppe Jig IT'S n1eo, bnls
ban oo fife bopbc Mope / 6orneje'l.
Ml1oerien Ncro CT CIT al Spciol1=
lterl,cs egnc, CT Mp0, De lelp bar
u0flpffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
"Quiitauia"s 8amentanb.

"Yolitifen" bor TIA Sarbobre moo.
toget fslgen6e::
Seropre i Sopltoffen 1igger Den
tplfe llbaoo 20. S 6~rolonosp'nc
fan NOR, gao tpriIoet uo til 8aaoel'
lom liager bolpt begrabct / Sa1,oet,
III. 90" er CIT tppiif @eprG1entol1'
for Seroeusfriaens &nol1er, tb1 De!
por oenlle 8aob, iom Ienote 8rn1pe-
bon,pere,, "2l1litanio" til 9apets
8ur1M
9f,, liagcr 0oooeu fplot meoSo11o
% @ano, og Set er fun Smoat1ng'
Scr fan re06es fra 0e11.
S 6isle Gage orbejbes Der peo
sen, oq set er lDffe0es at fife Ell
9el M%epolpere, ,1o9le Sabler oN c11
poe(ogt @ra,nmofon op al %ro9et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
'Spuberipifc 8prn.

Sele 9uumorf ltour / set lb1ocr
jpife Segl1, % ser er 2ejligbco ii
at omIGtte 5, begejitreoc Sro
Sonbling. Gn @omitc til Smlor(
for ibn0crjpife @prn CT neolat. 81
al &omiteens Gamer, Sr1 Clio:
8e1,siren, fprtGller "9age1s 9tp
be0er": S nogle Sognc orager 81
fultenoe 8prn rln0t fra @ooro til
@ooro, toor Mabcn og opcr'1attcr
bpor Sc fan fan 2op, for iaa at fort.
i9tte Giggertoget nelt tie Sag. De1
ct jo frpgteligt at tGnfe Zig. Ser
fom @,o fra bore llhlenoingc, or
ri fl110e ifoffe @laos It'll 1,00(
8prn, % / 9ebet al foo 9rge pol
ser lfaffet @jem til SEM. Set pal
en- aomite, iom blep itiftet / &ors61
meo Sielp al lto1ige S11tereslereoe
Ser ifaffebe 6is1e farlte Stem: 300
@fel1fprcgnen, 300 @olb9fegner
% 400 / 8eltfpn. Men Set bar il
Eanfen at foa nlo11ge flere 8prn op
forelpbig5,0 600, og til Sem CT Ser nj
1faffet Stem / Sc forifiellige @gne
al 2a,16et. 8prnere bliper optagne
i @jen1 poa 2anoet og I 8Derne,
men bog moalfc %fortrinspis paa2on-
set. 2on0bocrl1e bar nilt fig mege1
offerDillige, ogiooa n1eo at tilbpot
at fle6e @prncne poo. 8eo Mnbriu:
gel1el1 al @prnene ct n1al1 1oa piot
muligt goact frem efter set Yrincip
at anbringe 9srn fra famine 9ogr
i Nprbebe1 al bi1anben for at gjp-
re set mere biennliet for 6em."
"Der bliper pel 9iort noget for
at forbin6re Gn1itteforc?"
"sSSo, @pr,1ene bitter 1pgel,r0cr=
1G1t. Sg De lp1gere 1fol a11brtl1ges
Ell 6eriefoloni, 1om 2ereri,oernc
bar poataget fig at le0e. Ser c!
@1o6s til 100 q 200 @grn."
"Og Sc mango Ecnge til 0eHne
8prneon1 org?"
"SeSo, forelobiu far '5pn6erin11
Gono' lfuot 10000 til, % pao for
ifie1lig Moooe bliper ser 10 iamlc1
Benge ms pe6 p%elgibren6e timber:
bol6ninger o1b. Ser bor beret CT
flor Sfferoilligbeo blon6t Soft opc1
for Spn6erip6erne> Den bill iiffer:
heller iffe 1pigte 8gr11ene, iom ia
op for at bente 6unoDe6 og &refte1
til at fomme ODER arigsoarencE
N6b og 2i6el1er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

BERTH ira Berlin meo Mellemlan<
|oiug 8ar.lcmu,l0e. Naitinc1t fpr-
ties al 0ircftpr Satnig OF ION Nos-
lager CT Metanifer % Sen lpenlte
So1,r,,oliit @orolo 9anien. SCI. 10
ltarteoes fra Berlin, % ST. ca, Y
lraacbcs @ornelniiloe, bpor bo'1
moatte la,lbe for at faa 8en5in, ioet
Ion life i Berlin bapoc facet til
|1trnffeliat @e,l5in til belle Sl,rell.
ser. 1856 ltarteles fra Marnemn1l=
|be, % Eurcn oper 9iteripen gloroes
poo IS Miunter. Mnfomlt til &lb-
henhapu ST.. 2,35.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
ST jielbcmt Silfelbe.

@e6 en-. @ltlotrpllltpsfelt forleoeu
|bos &asml1s Niellen / 9eeble in0lab
Der blaltot mango onbre @illel1er ct
Eelegrom til @ulobr11ogornmen fra
bans gamle @arnepige, leolaget at
ct @arsOro ONT, bpor tpoeligt bum
n1ilt6es 5milct ON bans lille Mr16>
11aar Fan lao pao belp6eS 5fjso iom
8ar11."
Set borer itffert til Sjplbenbez
bernie at mo6toge ct lao6ont Selez
gram, 1tanr lltul1 bo1bcr Gl1l6brpl=
lup. &asm11s 9eielier1 er II Mar,
bons> 8ar11cpige 81 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

l1er> Der mcofpr+e for ca. 1000 Ser.
Smuglerparc, rapnlig aotoo, Gbo=
folabe 0. ligll. Mlle 7 Wano all
''bragtes i Nrreltel,, og 9ogen otter
blep De to 5oDeompl1o aubolot, me-
oens oct pDrige Se[ifob oimittereoes
|cftcr, at bope bctalt 8p6er poa 100
til 200 3roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Dp6sfalb.

otter ln1lgere 3ios tiltagcnoc
5pagbe0 CT Oberltlpjtnant S. Mp1-
Ter, Mal5prg, afgaoct Drb Dp0en.
Sberitlpitllallten baDbe for nogcll
Sis li6en purct til Ell Jrinn1rerfelt
/ &%ipbenbapn, bpor bu1 moOtog oe1l
bpielte llomerfelle, Scr n%ogenii1oe
CT til6elt lrogen 6ri1hurer 1l6enfo:
&ope0ita0el1, pg bn1 bar / Sen M1-
leoning @jenitano for n1caen 0p
merfi ombeo n,oer 1it8eigg oeroore.
|Gfter fin @jenlfomlt mootte Slbc:it-
lpjtnante.1 imiblertio goa til c1gs
paa @rllno al ell 2ungeipgoom, og
Ben | 6orbejen ret lpagelige Man6
afgif be6 De6eu.
9en galnle Sberitlpjtl1ont, Ser 6el-
tog / 8rigen 1854, bar / Ell n1eget
lang Marrrffc Doet / 9(olborg> bpor
BON bar en- fier6t og ofbol6t @or-
ger. s 1riml1rerlogens Mrbejoe bar
ban lptllct en- flor Molle, og operolt,
bpor BON bar fjen6t, bill man peo
|@u6lfobet ON bans 500 min6es Sen
gomle Sberltlpitnant iom Sen mobile
% %elifprr0ige acknowledged, ho,
bar.
@ojcltcrcts;agfbrer s. NsmnS=
len CT pllto1elig otgoaet beb 9p6en /
lit Sjem / j@ebcnbopn, rant al #
|@iertellog.
9cn Nfbpoe, ser por 8ommonoer
al 9amebrog OF Dbm6., blep 76
Star gommcl. S cit Morreffe por
ban T%ornon6 for 6re6erifsbcrg
&ommn1o1beltprcl1e og T%orl,1ono !;
Sobcobeitprc1i cr for Sen San feGa0<
fererforcning % bar bc6 fin Dp6
Wfe6lem al @cltnre1ien for 9for6i'f
|@ienforiifringsiclifob
Spjcl tcrets Iagfpreren, Scr hopnc
Mi66o9sielifob, Doboc netop rcjit fig
for at bp6e @r lterlic @elbefonne,
ga ban lonf bpo ON.
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Gn Smnaler= 9lutpmo6il.

Gsbjerg Holit1 nnocrretteor for
leoen Mftcl telefonilf Nolitiet t nj
be om, at ct Mnto1nobil n1co Gnn,g
lerborer bar poa Sci fra gsbierg til
Mibe. Ga Ml1tomobilet nooe6e Mi.
be, 6lep Set omri11get al Grogoner
og Noliti og fprt til Nooobulet. Tor-
.11ocn GDaufforen bar Ser 6 Ycrlo=
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SturItn0sliu> / 1919.

"Dogers gffo" %ifriper: s $50
lois Sc bol1cc" foltcr ct Gtpffc Clio
folaoe 20ar. og Mo1erne 5 SIR. 5tf.
tr1el1 Ell gerncn Sop Safe fan ifft
9oos> ioa Nplf lfol pGrc riae for al
fomme til octtc Stco. Gtorn1ooo:
linerne lplgcr @aobcr til 10000
&r., og Sl1helcrcrne foor oflot ocreS
ggoelltene lon1 cit Mel6on0lcr fine
Miiengrp1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
8lD' 8rb'.

"NorDus9(mtSt." friper ON Mar=
brs 8Ds 5fotteliite:
" Ssfftte mi11olt 1oru11oring pil 6et
!~iiffert peffe at finoe Ell 8ageboger-
fife (5rf. &c. GDriltenlen) oppe paa
Ell SSn6t9gt al lu. 10000 Ser. Gfter
Bette forltaar man be61t NBopenoig-
|beoen of at 5-9res 9ogerne e. BE
ben min6re, men olligepel folter Is
|9re.
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Sc set tplfe Hlaa blep itrbaet.

5folelnrer 9ut5bacb i Gprltrtp,
iom for CODE Or6 og 30. Detailing
arbeioer paa at fortpifc
6onife @pr,1, bar baot Ell ltor 5org.
.gn Day op6ageoe ben "elifeoe" 2a-
rer, 90 bon ffuloe feire en- at Gpif-
lanbs mango "Seire" be0 Slagning,
at Suoren bar o~perifaarer, men
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Sen Ipamfc Gpge / Mafifup.


Gn al Sc 8per, Ser ltolte Nar pa,
honr0clt Diem lpgt al lpanlf 5Dge
bar 9fafifop, hpor oDer @%olpoclcl1
|of Sn6bpggerre hlep %or1arebne
@omnmrlcn moatte foretoge ct fac
efstroor6inert Sfriot ion at fiebt
@otcl og in0rcttc til 2o5orct, mc11
90 0ettc 1ige laa 1i6t Joni 6pgch1le1
flr16e mobtage ale Sc mol1ge Seen
%neifcr, ser trnngte til E1eje, mobi1i:
1creoes ser Ell Stab al frinillig(
Hlejerifer, lom UNDER bele Gpioe.
micns &1,lminotion> ca. 3 Ma91e.
Ser, 11orctteoe ct ltort % opofren6e
mennelfefjerligt Mrbei6e.
Hresien foretog / Sen N1,le6a1inl
Ell Sn6lamling til 6is1c frioillin>
Nleicrlfcr, og Ser inofom ca. 1900
Scr. l1obelingel1 al 6isle eGresgo.
ner, Ser er l16en @ioeitpffc noget-
iteos / 2nr6et, fonot 5tc0 meo eli
&piti6eligbe0. Otter en- Sale Al
8orgmeiter 8rciemonm operrofte
@oaniteen iolt 13 @ulo- og 5plp-
-bro1 cher lneo Sulfription og / Tor=
fin6clie mes ct Imagfulot Diplom.
Gor SO al Eleiel ffernes @e6fom1nel1
&c nne6fulgte tillige en- Ne11gegope.
Sil.12 Mpn0, ser bor gjort fripil
Zig Tjcllel te be6 Mmb1tloncen, n6oel-
teS Selbcigoretetltier. g116elig iii
IS Nlejerlfer Yengegoper olere.
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&pens Criminal bpo.

@alborgs eneitc Original, Srli
Sranen1oIe> er bpo poo &omntlle=
bolpitolets Sin6sipgeof6eling. &1tll
bot, fjenot of olle / Malborg og al
bier enelte @olitifer / 0ont11arf, Ser
bar 6eltalet / Mp6er / M%orbjpllano.
SUM inofan6t fig altto til politiffc
Me6er % giorbe Zig be1nerfet peo
at of6rpoe ierlig iocioliitiife % ra-
bifale Solere. On Sis 1t6gab b111l
lit eget 8lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Stpr Snpoipn.

Snnolionen al G6n6erjp0er CT ito=
big 1iplig. SEQ @re11icn erflrrer
n1ol1, at ser 6oglig goor 6 a 700
Gpnoeripoer opcr. Sc toger til
@oloi11g bpor Sc foor 11oleperet Gr=
n9riugsfort. @l0til bor Sc faoct
Sort, gjel6en6e for s Gage, men 81
|Eollet al @egjpringcr lteg loo
itGrft, at set bar rmltligt for Son
toret at cfterfomme &raoe1re, It ma''
gooet til at u6ltcoe / Gags Sort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

|itprre blep Da1lS Sorg, ga ban eli
Scat Dprtc ct @rag-og laa, at ielpe
Den .i%ort-bpi0e Ilagltalu .par blepell
Nilrbebrenoe. 6porleoes set gift til,
trb ingell, men @olten bar nof beef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
&algtrDf?

Gn at Gonoerjpoernes Eilli6s-
nta1t0 bar forle0cn t @on1br11p, bpor
bo1 beitilte so @g. &affe iom ifo1
ien0eS til bam het Sag, MfItcnmi1-
gen finder 5tco. @oo ifol nernli1
ale Sogr,ets @eboere inpitcrcs poa
Safe / hans @oorb.
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Sulem luffer set grpnne frcm.

Sulen luffer set 9rpnne frem.
6dr cit @ellig6og er Ser o1tio
cnprm Sanoel, fife min6lt mes
@lomltcr, poo @isbenbopns Gorp.
2ige1ao Na%olfelproog. Set bar life
nni'lorc emo 100000 @oaifeliljer.
100000 &inieliljer og omtrcnt II
0ciao mango Sl1liponer, Ser bler
iolgt / Morgentimer11e> foruoe11 15,
900 Noffer &Dacinter, &onpoller.
Sprencr, Moier, 2in6elpp NJ. III.
Sen1otioner por ser fife mango
|of: 20 &i1o Sor6bGr betoltes me(
25 til 60 &r. @iloet, ser por Ell lillc
Millio1l Mo6i1er, 10000 Moborber.
ltilfc, be fineTi te betoltes meb 81
&r. pr. 1901 og for s Sneie orepnt
M9nrfer opl1ooebe @artneren e1
Fris al fra 40 til so ST.
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spnberjpif or jpif % life tiff!

SEQ observation-disclosures Selt
forle6e1 for Sc ipn6erjDlfe Sanger
tog Brofesior Mm1nunolen ifglqe
"Sooeoitooen" Toriamlingen met
Storm, Ga ban poa breot Spif og
n1eo ngte jpif Sumor bo1ot en- "Sool
te 81 Der .5tu6entere, Seal ao
Nper> ON q 6eb ion6erjpife 6prog
llet it G plattplf, Iom e 8rejiere
lejer, hi tpffes, te ipif p mgi fpn-
mere eno iom tpif."
&a11 i[lttteoe me6 oberfor 8ro-
fesior 8errier at l1otole:
Sat for aalt, bpo Sc baa baot
foo DO &11ait."
5lDpnime mellem Berlin % &ig-
benbnbn.
G1t tiff 8iplon IS. 81 ct forle-
ben arfommelr til GlpperpIaoien
.paa Nnpager efter at pare fleief
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s; : :;::;: = :: i a::;:: = ::
:: g J; ]; s j=:: :j:;;;: i; 81 q &:
res Apotheker, 60c.
Murine Eye Rsmedy Co.. chIe.ra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-14

known vice. while he was one of the
most courteous, gentlemanly and in
telligent companions l have met with
during my Journeyings and haltings
through divers divisions of the globe;
besides, he had an extra inducement
TO be a good man as we'll as good
husband. for he had a wife of match
less beauty and loneliness; her eye
could match that of any hour, and her
face defy the genius of Canova to
initiate; temper and disposition of
SURPRISING sweetness; besides, she
seemed as much devoted to him as a
young mother Is to her first born. Poe
had a remarkably pleasing and pre-
possessing countenance, what the
ladies would call decidedly hand
some" A pretty tribute. though a
little too wordy and ungrammatically
lyrical to carry entire conviction. Be-
sides, why the necessity of insisting on
the subjects sobriety?
A word about Poe and liquor. All
the apologists, all the persons who
bear witness to encounters and visits
during which he was perfect master
of himself, cannot alter or soften the
and overwhelming. 1t was not that
Poo drank that counted. It was be-
cause ne knew the devil in liquor, but
never its mellowness. Had he taken
his pleasure genially. imbibing in a
spirit of relaxation and good fellow
ship after the days work was done. no
one would have had cause for crit
icism or complaint. But he was
morning drinker. That made all the
difference. AS early as 1885 White of
the Southern Literary Messenger had
sounded the warning. mo man is safe
that drinks before breakfast No man
can do so and attend to business prop
erly." Even then Poe was beginning
to complain of "ill-health," and had
contracted the unfortunate habit of
morning potations, either from the
delicacy of his constitution or from the
hereditary blue devils" from which he
suffered.
From 113h Carmine street the Poes
moved TO a house on Sixth avenue,
near Waverley place, and he there
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site of the present Temple Court.
About this time he seems to have been
living in Amity street, which was the
old name for West Third street, not
far from Broadway. Here, according
to Charles Hemstreet, "amid surround
ings marked by a simplicity due less
to simple tastes than poverty, Poe
lived and wrote by the side of the del
icate wife who was wasting before his
eyes. Here he penned The Philosophy
OF Compensation by which he would
make 1t appear that The Raven was
not a product of inspiration but the
work of calm reason and artistic con-
struction-a theory which no one
seems to have accepted. Here, too,
he wrote The Literati of New York, >
series Of papers that appeared In
GodeuS Lddvs Book, and were the
sensation of the hour in literary cir
cles."
One result Of the "Literati" was the
suit for damages brought by Poe
against Thomas Dunn English, the au-
thor of "BensBolt." English was then
q years of age. Believing himself and
his writings unJustly treated by Poe,
who referred to him as Thomas Dunn
Brown" he hit back at his tormentor
with the rashness and lack Of judg-
ment of youth. Excerpts from his on
slaught indicate the nature of the hos
tility that Poe stirred up in various
quarters during his New York years.
Here are a few lines from his rejoin-
der, which was printed in the Mirror
June %, 1876:
Mr.. Poe states in his article, 4 do
not personally know Mr.. English
That he does not know me is not a
matter of wonder The severe treat
ment he received at my hands for
brutal and dastardly conduct rendered
it necessary for him, If possible, to
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duties such as washing up a dish or
two left over from the preceding
breakfast or breakfasts while the
water and the egg are getting ready
to boil. But do not think It possible
TO turn the water on in the bathtub
and take a bath before the egg is
boiled. II this Is attempted the egg
is sure to be too hard.
When 1t is noticed that the water
begins to curl round the edges of the
saucepan then the process OF boiling
has begun and II 1t is desired to have
a soft boiled egg the latter may be ex-
tracted from the sauce pan. Do not
pick 1t out with the hand, for in doing
so one is apt to drop the egg and
smash 1t on the floor. A big spoon of
tho table variety will aid in the deft
extrication OF the egg.
For a four minute egg the water
should be permitted to boil until it
starts to make fascinating little leaps
as IL trying to get away from the heat.
The egg. too. will start to whirl round
and round like soul in torment. 1t is
ROW boiled as the egg cornoisscur likes
his eggs. Remove 1t in the same way.
Holding the egg carefully by the
fore and aft ends in one hand, with the
other hand swiftly and silently cut II
through the middle with a knife, per-
hitting the contents to flow, or roll
into cup set to catch them. II the
yelk has turned by the action of the
heat to bright yellow the egg is
properly fitted for eating; IL it shows
dark or blood red tinge 1t should be
submitted to the test of smell.
Then cut a melon and eat q slice
ana finish dressing.
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water and let it boil along with the
water. Both schools have their ,ad-
hcrents.
Time is certainly saved by setting
the egg to boil in water that is al
ready boiling, but the result is indif-
ferent. The egg gets boiled to be
sure, but the yolk of 1t is apt to be
harried In so rude a manner that II
runs unattractively into the white or
albuminous portion of the egg.
To insert the egg in cold water and
boil both water and egg is by far the
most artistic method and is said to
improve the flavor of a new laid egg.
1t is taken for granted that this rec
ipe shall be applied only to new laid
or fresh eggs. Otherwise the result is
not satisfactory.
Having provided for these prelimini-
aries 1t is now time to itemize the
process of boiling the egg.
First. water from the faucet (cold
water faucet understood) having been
put in a small receptacle like a sauce
pan the egg is inserted therein by hand
ana the fame OF gas burner is ad-
justed so as to warm the bottom of
the saucepan. Many cooks prefer to
cover the saucepan. but these cooks
are not born cooks. for having COW
cred up the pan how is II possible TO
study the egg in it's boiling process
and determine to an infinitesimaI por-
ton OF time when the egg is properly
cooked?
Leaving then the egg in the water
nnHnUaTad hU q In. 81,
for the gas flame to affect the water
(and at the same time the egg) It is
possible 70 Aitsnd y light culinary
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fright and his age-he was then 72-
were too much for him, and his death
occurred an hour after his arrival.
1t was decided by the family that
as mother was in Jersey and my
brother an tour with the Prince Of
Wales Company he should be buried
in the Croydon cemetery. Ny sister
in-law Immediately wired my uncles to
allow me to visit her until my return
to Croydon. She was then the lead
ing lady of the Grenock Theatre, Scot
land. / was shipped off that night,
Each OF my uncles. having eleven
children, possibly feared that would
become a burden. 1 remember l was
sent third class and they kept me
out of sight until the train started
They had no love for actor folk and
had not spoken to my brother since
he had chosen to become an actor.
The actors profession was considered
degrading, except In the eyes OF in
tellectual people. 1t was not until the
sos that dramatic artists were freely
welcomed in society.
Mrs. Coghlar met me on my arrival
very effectionately. She consoled and
petted me, but when she spoke of my
returning to school begged her to put
me on the stage; wished to help my
mother and sister and would study
hard. She, too, thought 1t was for the
best, and without asking my brother
she spoke to the manager. He prom
lsed that he would do his best to make
room for me in his company, but
must begin at the bottom of the lad
der.
The next week, In September, 1865,
l trod the boards for the first time.
was ons of the witches in Macbeth"
] went on in each pay as an extra
when crowds were required. and after
two weeks was given part In which
/ had about three lines to speak
kept repeating them to myself until ]
heard my cue. When my cue came ]
could not get the words to come cut.