davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Ser SiidOf bes @urbpuls.

Cine intereliante 8eri0nlidfeit
meilte Dor fur5em in England, Inn
an elmer &onferen5 Der b0beren
Weiitli6en in 2ambetb teil8unebmen.
Ser Neperen6 S. &. &ucas, Der 8i-
I1of Der uMtaden5ie &iper-9 i05de",
Der aLlgemein ben Sitel Der 08iibof
oes Noropols" .fiibrt. 0as @ebiet,
Oeilen Seeliorge inn unteritebt, er.
ltreft lid iiber 100000 englii1e
Quaoratmeilen uno umfaBt Die @is-
wiiitcn beS arftiiden @ebietes Don
Norofanaoa bis gu ben fernlten IS.
fimolieolungen. Snoem er Die iie.
ben bier beltebenoen WtiiiionSitotio.
men beiubt, reiit er iabrli6 niele
tauieno Meilen. 90 groB Der I'm.
fang ieiner 9ioacie lit, 10 gering lit
Die BAIL Der SeelerL oeren Sell in
ben @dnoen oes 8iidofs oes Norb-
poles liegt. @S iino nur ettpo
5000 Wenifen, Die bier mobnten,
uno BON oieIen iino etpa 100 8eiBe,
900 Salbblut f6ottii9eu uno FRANCO.
lii1en nriprunges, Die iibrigen ilnO
Snoianer u1o @sfimos Sait ale
leben fife bon Der Sago uno bonn
Bel5banOel, un0 ibr &eben lit reid
an Mbenteuren uuO Gntbebruneen.
Das gleide SGidlal baben Die Mii.
lionare, Die bier arbeiteu, UNI Die
Gingeborenen fir oaS Gbriitentim
81 getpinlen Die @sfimoS, Die
nod nidt Die Saufe angcnommen
Dabcn, lino uerraterii1, idmusi9
uno g%cfdbrlid). Sic trcibcn 8iel-
meibcrei uno ainoermorO; ebenio
wie Die Neugeborencu, Die iie nidt
auf3ieben polen, t0tcn lie ole @lten
uno Sd)pa1cn, Die our Sogo unfa.
fig iino. Sic briitlid,en @sfilnos
oagcgen babcn lid) oieic barbariiden
8ewobubeiten gan5 abgcuobnt; lie
iin6 iailber ul0 ebrlid,, uiio rs Hro.
gent bon ibnen idreibcn uno leien
in ibrcr eigencn Sprod)e, in Der iie
ourb lleberietungen Der Mtiiiionare
5ereits cine fleine 2%itcratilr erbaltell
boben.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Die flngmadenbem 8annnea.

8ananen iino .~gegempertig in
England Elm DEFENDERS begebrter
grtifel; nidt 1tltr neil iie wobl.
i6medeno uno nabrbaft iino, ion-
bern man fat cine l1eue tpertpoue
@igeni6aft an ibnen entoedt; lie
iouen namli9 fIug MAIDEN. Gin
5rdulein Sa5litt bat 0iele @un.
oerfraft ser 8onanen berausbefom.
men, pie iie in elmer 9elebrten
@~bbanolung mitfeilt. sic Itellte
namli9 felt, oaB Staten, sic nit
8ananer ernabrt weroen, Ben 8eg
aus einem Srrgarten idneaer Der.
ausfanOen als iolde, Die gewobn-
lide Nabrung erbielten. 9elonoers
itol5 lino sic 8emobner bon Man.
DIETER, neil lie Die meiiten 8ana-
men in England eilen unO Die 2on-
ooner itreben oana6, lie ein5ubo.
len, I'M - e6enio flug gu wer'
ben.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Sinh in Der ucncn nnS in Der nltcn
@elt Iebr 5ablreid 5u finSen.

@elt IeBr 3aBlreidl 5n finoen.
auber ben O3canen ieIbit, ioiuis
Dem SaIoiee bon lltab unO Dem
Gotten Mieere 9ibt es in Amerifa uno
europa nod iebr pieIe dnoere Solo-
maiier.Gorper, bon Oeren oaS aage-
meine Bublifum ielten ODER niemaIs
etpas erfabrt.
@inen beOeutenoen Snl5moiier.
SIuB neiit 3. y. Sioamerifa auf,
ndmli6 Den bio Solaoo in Der 9lr-
gentiniiden &epublif. ungefGbr
cbenio grpB lit elm Sol3Dalier.
Strom III Iuitralien, = es n1re
ou9 5u pertpunoerrt, tpenn es in
Oieiem 2anOe bon Noturfuriolitdten
gerooe an elmer iol6en gGn0lid ge-
bred)en miir0e!
Ser Stbobosco-6lu in @ritiid-
Nor0amerifa bat 3nei nidtige
Salapa1ier-@rme @iner oieier
fomrut aus elmer notiirliGen Sola.
mailer-Gueae; Der onoere oogegen
bat ieinen llriprun9 inn Gariboo.
@ebirge, ipelfes gepaltige S9ihten
Steiniol5 entbdlt unO i'm Douig per-
iol3t. @iner Der NebenItr0me oes
@roBen S%flooenfluiies lit ebenfoas
elm Salaltrom.
Cine @enge Strome uno 9innen-
Icen i'm OItli6en Oregon lino Itorf
olfaliboltig. Ser iooenannte @iiig-
flub bon 0eu.@ ronnoa, in Mittel-
amerifa, bot ieinen lauren Gbaraf-
ter our6 groBe Mengen Sdwefel-
iGure, mel6e i'm @aIier entbalten
iino.
Ser our1 Ben 8urenfriee 10 be.
riibmt ~getporoene Oronge-8luB in
Siioofrita entbdlt einen i6orfen
Stoft pel6er i'm in einem Sell
ietnes 2aufes giftig fir ale Slide
ma9t.
Sn Mgerten, NorOafrifa, lit elm
eigentiimli9er = aber nidt Ser ein-
aiee leiner 9lrt - tinteni9paraer
Strom al finoen. Man fam i'm
geraoe5u n~oufgeloite Sinte" nen1terl,
uno er peroanft oieien gbarofter
5tuei Nebenfliiiien: @iner oieier
fommt aus eirem fart eiienboItigen
@rorei9, uno Der onoere i9ldngelt
Ii9 ourb cine Sorf-Mari9e, mel9e
reid an @aIidure 1T.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Gn1nlonite.

gIeid5eitig an Sormenreidtum gu
nebneno unO gu boberen @ntpif-
Lungsltufen g~eIangenO; Die feuGt-
tparme Atmoipbare iener Gage be-
giinltigte, ia ermoglidte ~iiberbaltpt
rrit oieien Sortidritt, iie erleiGterte
rs Der &egetation, iid iiber Oas 5eit-
lamb ars3rbreiten. 0aB Die @roe
bamnIs gan5 aagemein iid zines
Acknowledgment uno marmeren SELF
mas erfreute, alS beute, 5eigen urs
Beriteinerungen uno gbOriide Don
Bflan3ert, Die in ben noroiiAeli
Steinfoblen gefunOen puroen -
Bflan5erl, oeren Nadfommen belte
MIR nod in Dem feudtparmen 9un-
Eel Der tropiiHen llrpdloer geoei-
ben.
Gin oeutliGer 8etpeis oafiir,
boB gu iener 3eit in @egcnoen, Die
beute, falt uno unpirtlid, faum Der
Griippelfiefer Elm fiimmerli6cs 9a.
Iein g~etp1brer, CRIME 8dloer rallid)-
ten, Die mir freiliA nidt nit unieren
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

oeittiden 8u0en- ullo Sannenpal.
oungen perglcid)en follner, oclrcn eS
nber bod ni9t all Wtannigfaltigtcit
ieblte.
Sn ben &eiten pflon3liden llr.
iprungs, Die aus ienen Sagen auf
Lniere 3eiten iiberfommen lino, lit
bic tpltnoerbar fein uno 5ierlit aus
gebiloete @eitalt ein8clner @attun.
gen uno anoererieitS Die &icicnbaf.
tigfeit mand)er Nlrten gceignct, I'M.
iere itaunenoe gepunoerung 81 CT.
regen.
Sorntrauter uno Galamiten Don
%tpabrbaft gigantiiGer @roBe bilOeten
ben @alo Der Stcinfoblen5eit, Del
fen Sormenrci1tum permebrt nllroe
ourd Die &cpioooenoroll. uno Si0il.
Iarienit1mme, Die cine @0be Don
iiber 30 Mteter, cine StGrfe bon 2
Meter erreidten. @an5e Waloer aus
iener 3eit limo oltf uniere Gage ge-
fommen. 90 fanOcu lid 3. y. bel
Srauil in Sranfreid i'm &~oblcniano.
itein aufred]t itebcnOe Yaumltdmme.
Sic er50blen uns BON geiualtigen
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

%ieuarten, 10 3. g. Der Iotboiuurl,s,
u. a. III.
Sn Ser oelitidcn Erias, ooer
poreiglieorigen" Sormation, pie iie
nad ibreu orei 9eitonOteilen: 9ltnt-
ianOitein = Mtuidelfolt = Geuger
- benannt lit, filloen mir MIR per-
bdltnism6big gcriuge pltlfaniide
@ri6einungelL ilno Oober cine glei1,
f0rmige 9lbIogerung Der SAiGten
uie es Gbnlid) in Der nun ~folgenoen
iuraiiii6c,l 8eriooe AUDI Der 5aa
lit.
9ie Sltraformotion, fur3 der
Sura" genannt, fiibrt ibren Nomen
na9 Der 6arofteriitiiden susbil-
oung, Ole ii9 i'm Sl;ragebir9e deigt.
sic 8erf6ut in cine Gan5e &eibe BON
Sdi6ten, Die Our9 prddtige Ser
%iteinerungen orsge8eidnet iino, Die
uns 5eigen, at melGer Wtannigtol-
tigfeit uno rei6en Gntpidlung 90
GierIeben in oieier formation &C.
langt lit.
90 nabmen sic a%muon:tet, mel
DIE idon in Ser olpinen Srias rei6-
lid pertreten iino, on 3obl uno
@roBe 81. Gieie ipirulig g%epnnoenen
M3ui6eln mabien gu elmer uabrboft
ungebeuerIiden @roBe an; es fin
ocn fi1 @~rempIore, Die nabtau ben
ltmfang zines 8~agenrooes errei.
der. @us bieier Beriooe itantnter
audi sic unter Dem 9amen r0onner'
feile" befonnten, 6igarrenf0rmigen
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

CERT lit; in bieien finoen ni@ oic
&eIte bon &ieren uno Bilan5engat-
tullgen, bon oenen iid lebenoe 8cr-
treter nod bis in uniere 3eit binein
erbalten babelt. Sierber geboren
Ole @qti'etaceen, Die SAadtelbalm-
Irten, oenen ii9 &oniferen anidlie-
Ben.
Sll Sen triaoii9en Meeren finoen
mir Die gnrrinioen, iene ieltiamen
5tpiiden Gier u1o Bflan5e ltebenoun
@ebilbe, bon oenen namentli9 Der
gncrinus lilieformis alS 2eitfoiiil
berporragt. Gin LANCER Stengel,
feit algema6ien, bielt Oas Sflan5en-
tier am Meeresgrun6c felt; an Dem
oberen Gaoe Des Stieles befano iid)
Der &orper oes Gieres, foit pie cine
ellie geformt uro nit langen Sang
arnlen perieben. Sim @eltaoe oe3
Mccres trieb oas Gbirotberium, Ous
Saltotier, iein @eien. uno lieB feline
Subipurcn, Die an ben Ib0ruf elmer
meni9lidcn &ano erinnern, i'm
S1lamme 5llriid.
0ieics Eicr eebort gu ben ioge-
nanntcn r2abprintbooonten", Screen
Sabine eigenartige &angsfur6en
auimeiien.
Sbn. gcieGcn iif perid)ieoere CD
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

tpeldJe gu Dielfaden uTertDerfungen"
ser &oblcnflose fiibrten ulO emo.
lid ienften liG Die carboniihcn
Sdidten mieoer utter ben Spiegel
oes Mieeres, 10 oaB audi Die lesten
ibrer Bflan5en untergingen, lno bic
Slut aufs llere bonn Seltlanoe @ciis
ergriff unO Die &oblenlager na6
mo nod) nit Sano, Sd)utt uno @e.
r6ll ii6eroette. 50 en%titanoen Die
Ganolteine uno Steingemenge, mel.
d)e Die unterlten Sdid)ten Der nun
f~olgenoen, Der 9Dasformation, oor.
I~teleu. Wtan be5eid)net oieie Sdif-
ten ibrer Sarbe nad), als baS Got-
licgenoe; iie 5eidncn li9 Our6 Die
Sormenarmut aus, Die ibncn in @e.
aug auf 8eriteinerungen eigen lit;
I'M &otliegenoen iopobl, pie I'M
folgenoen n3editein" lGBt iid oas
aQlndblide auslterben Der paldo5oi-
iden Natur perfolgen.
@inige tpcnige &oniferen uno
&alamiten repralentieren Die Slora,
ole am Stranoe Der 0paiiiGen Mee.
re auftrat. matrenO Die &ieripeIt
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

gei6affen bate, mas unieren @egrif-
fen Bis iett als oas S0dite erideint:
oen MenI6enl -
SIN Eertidr, Der alteiten f1no5oi'
I9en formation, bat Die @roober'
fiddle bereits I'M meientliden oieie'
nige @eitalt angenommen, Die mir
nod berte erbIifen, oas beibt, es
entltanoen Die ein5elnen &ontinente,
Die Meere uno @ebirge.
Gertiaren l1riprunges iin6 Die
@lpen, 3. +. IN ibrer iebigen 8eitalt;
lire l1reeIteine tparen natirli6
i6on borbanoen, ober in Der bier in
&eoe itebenoen 8eriooe ruroen lie
emporgepreBt uito biloeten elm Sof-
gebirge, pie Der Simalapa uno on-
0ere mebr. Sn Ser Serti6r5eit TENT
ten ii6 ein5elne groteiIe u1to tpur-
ben bonn Meere ii~berflutet, oann bo-
ben iie iiG teiltpeiie unO eS e~ntitan-
oen @%innenieen, 2an05ungen, Mfee-
resorme, fura, Die gan5e, reibe
Sberfld6enbiloung unierer @roe
tpuroe in ibren weientliden Seilen
po1enoet.
0ieie Gorg6nge ober, DelGe ni9t
gleiGmdBig uno itetig perliefen, ion-
bern fi9 an einem uno oemielben
Srte oft mebrfa6 mieoerbolten, 90
BEN @eranlaiiung 5u einem itetet
8anoern Der Sier- uno Pflan5er.
melt; bern 0ieie iubtcn nutirli6
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

s%ufteIen. 0ie @teinfoble beiot Die
9ampfmai6ine, fie treibt Die Sdiffe
our6 Die @eiten oes Soeans; nit
SiIfe Der Steinfoble I'M roben ME
I'M perfoften 3uItanoe getuinnen mir
Die Metdue; Die Steinfoble ~liefert
Ins ~gldn5enOe Sarben uno pi6tige
&r3neimitteI; iie erleudtet als @as
uniere StroBen uno @obnrdume =
pobin mir ida1ter, LIBERAL treffen
mir aitf Die @erpen0ung Der Stein-
toble.
@a9oem i'm 0eboniiHen 3eitaIter
bic erite IteberiieoeIung Der Yflan3en
bonn 8oiier gum 2anoe itattgefm.
ben batte, begonnen iie in Der
6teinfoblenoeit ibr grimes &ei1
ueiter uno peiter ous5uOebnen,
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
GulScnes 9sricitcriubilanin.

On Dem 9olocncn Yriclteriu6i-
lGllm oes @r5biihofS Or. Norber in
5reiburg nabm ald Die Staot leb-
6aften Mnteil. Ser Staotrat lieB
cine Y"lumcnlpcnoe iiberrci1cn uuo
bradte cine Mboroming, beltebeno
aus Sberburgcrnlciiter Or. Gboma
uno 9iirgcrmeiiter Or. Sogner, Dem
Subilar oie @liidpiini@e oes Staot,
rates bar.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Rationale Irbeit" Der fraus1iiid)en
Tilmfabrifcn.

gs lit iest betpicien porocn, oab
Die groBe fran36iii6e 6ilmfabrif
.Batbe SrercS", Die Dor 1914 ald)
in 9eutihlunO Den Warft rcgierte,
i9on 1900 cine An5abl pom @rcitel-
iilnlen bergcitcut bat, Die oic Yrcl,-
ben bel DER Geriibung BON Sdauo-
tatcn ihrcdlid)iter Art Scigten, uno
oab lie oicie 9%iigcnwerfe our @r5cu-
gung BON 9cutid)cnbaB in Stalier,
England, 9clgicn unO in Der
S1meia porfiibrtc.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
Bldler au5 Dem Uage6u6 oerCroe
Hut Manurl II. 1IHlar, Dtpl.- Jim.

SIuten, Sic 5eritorenO bereinbraden
Ger ieue immergriinen 8dIOer, Die
bon ibnen iiberitromt uno berionOet
mur0en, = Glltten, Die in tbrem
acknowledgement nod unterItiibt
nlr6en BON pulfoniiden ausbriiden.
@IeiG3eitig nit ben in getpiiiem
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
II I.

Ebne Steinfoblen miir0e Ole
@oeai6beit idwerlid BIS 81 een
Grade te6niider, rnO Oomit fulfil.
Keller Gntpidlung iiberbaupt gelangt
iein, as ite es tatiGdli9 lit; uno
mir IinS faum initonoe, inns infer
beutieeg 2eben obne Steinfoble Dor.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26

Ma9t Ser @emobn.
BELT. 2anomirt (oer cine 9rei9-
maldine ~gefauft bait: sd meroe Die
@ai6ine gleid m%itnebmen; meme
&llebte iteben Dor Der Girl"
&onlmis (oer friiber nc einem alei-
0ergei11ft tGtig getpeien ilD:
oShon, jon id iie Sbnen piellei9t
etlpa in Iapier einihlagen9"
Washington Journal., 1920-11-26
ser @ntpideIte muB benz bober Ste
benoen tuei9en." =
9as Wittelalter Ser Gr6e.

SaS Wiittelalter Der Groe.
9ie meioaoii9e 6ormotionsreibe
peilt BRET meientlide @lieoer ooer
acknowledgements auf: Die Srias,
ben Srra ltno Die &reioe.
9ie 3rias tritt an ben peri6iebe-
lten Srten, mo- iie iins befannt lit,
in iebr abtpedslltngsreiden 8arian-
ten ouf, un6 es tpiiroe ben &abmen
oieIer @rbeit melt iiberi6reiten, ale
Die mannigfa6en @ri6einungen Die
ier Sormation 5u idilocrn.
@ei6rGnfen mir inns Oesbalb auf
cine 8etra6tung Der bellti6en
Grias, ibrer @eItrine unb Setrefaf-
ten Weriteinerungen).
Die 0euti6e Srias 5eigt eli .
&alfformotion, melfe 5miiGen 5lpei
SanoItein- l1no Wereeli6i6ten gele-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-10
HOROSCOPE
FOR THE
COMING DAY
MONDAY, JANUARY t2, 1890,
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News

ANpiN ll6iA, ltltt Wy lilt AlGNiult ANG"S-
paper Syndicate
Good and evil influences are ascribed
to the stars today by astrologers While
Jupiter, Venus and the sun are in be-
nefic aspect, Uranus and Saturn are ad-
verse
New avenues of trade and novel VEN
lures in business will invite enterprise
at this time and many OF them Will
bring large returns
There is a fortunate outlook for those
who begin new work or seek promotion
while this configuration prevails.
Jupiter prosages large profits for all
who deal in luuxries that appeal to
women and the reign of extravaganza
win continue until ended by events that
bring about sudden retrenchments,
Theaters and all places Of amusement
have the forecast Of unprecedented pros
perity.
Gifts Of value will be bestowed under
this rule Of the stars and some Of these
will he received by persons IN public
life the seers declare.
While kindly stars presage fajr for
tune in business and professional pur-
suits Saturn and Uranus menace the
happiness of many who acquire coveted
forecast envy. jealousy and malice
that have power to work serious dam
age.
owing to the maletic power Of Uranus
too much stress can not he placed on
the Importance OF protecting the mind
from evil and destructive thoughts.
Mentalities viii be peculiarly suscep-
tibla to impressions all through this
year, it is prophesied. and amazing
psychic discoveries will be reported, but
not generally credited.
Again reactionaTy tendencies in
thought and action are prognostlcated.
4 sharp swinging backward of the PEN
dulum Of thought is indicated,
Persons whose bitrhdate it Is have the
augury Of an active, successful year.
Changes will be advantageous, hut there
should be complete accord concerning
them In the domestic circle,
Children horn ON this day are likely
to be affectiouate, impusiVe and eX.
tremeiy artistic. These subjects of
Capricorn, with Saturn as their prin-
clpal ruling planet are often strongly
individual.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-10
MACHINE FEATURES
8VNCLE VIGGTY q
BEDHNE: .STORY
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE sKIP-JACK.

funny little fellow crawled out Of the
pond and skipped over 10 the log on
which the bunny rabbit gentleman sat
waiting for an adventure
1.-THE Skip Jack. chr" spoke Mr.
L1ngears. Il don't know that ! ever
met YOU before"
mot since summer, anyhow" was
the answer 81 the odd chap, who WAS
something like Bully Notai. the frog
boy and also something Ike a gold
fish. mo. ] have been sleeping down
in the mud ever since cold weather
came" went on the skip Jack
Sleeping In the mudH' cried Uncle
now"
"Oh, we'll gold fish. frogs. turtles and
other creatures like myself dig away
down deep In the mud when cold
weather comes and stay nj the bottom
Of a poad until spring" said the skip
Jack
"Tbrn WHY Gro Won 90 II yorr MUD
bed now" asked the rabbit gentleman
Well ] really ought not TO be-" the
Skin Jack answered. But II was So
warm that I felt it.. even away down
inside the round, mud bali into which
| rolled myself when / felt Jack Frost
making it cold Ii was so nice and
warm today that | came out OF my mud
cradle and swan under the water to
are you Uncle wiggily?"
oh, I'm fine ana dandy answered
the bunny, II feel just like"
We'll II you feel as do you feel
like souse! ] want II and | must have
IT." suddenly cried voice like that
OF COW, and up out Of the water was
pubcd the head of the bad old skillery-
scalery alligator with humps on his
tail.
II want sousel can see II sticking
out on your earsl" beloved the gator
Il enn SEQ H. Uncle WigFilv,"
'"Oh, can you? Then just take an
other look" suddenly shouted the
skip Jack. With that he caught up
some mud In each OF his front claws
and. giving skip, hop and a jump. he
plastered two balls Of mud, one over
each Of the alligator's eyes
"Oh. wow" whitfield the bad gator
Now you've made my face all dirt, and
I've got to dive down under water to
weeh off the Mud
Dive away" laughed the skip Jack
pie Rwayl | dnI Z Cnr" what vor do
as long as you don't take Uncle Wig
gilV's souse"
Then the R'iivqtnr cent down under
the water and Uncle wiggily ran away
before the bad chap could come out
again aud get him, OF course, the
bunny thanked the skip Jack, who soon
curled himself up into a mud bali again
and went to sleep at the bottom Of the
pond
And II tho stick Of chocolate candy
doesn't get all dusty when Il hides In
the mnrshmAllow box TO get away from
the lollypon, I'll tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily and Toodle's tomatoes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-10
STARS INCLINE
DON'T COMPEL
SUNDAY, JANUARY II, 1920.
'o". nu' l3i9 by the Mcclure News,
Ivy gNataN


~'r'>rioataO
Venus and the sun are in benefic as
pc. ..v.s4.tus 10 astrologers.
"a ,ua Uranus are adverse.
This "a the day of conflicting i'm
pulses, discomfort and unrest, II the
stars are read Alright
saturn and Uranus are in evil place,
disturbing to the mind Of man and in
clinlng toward selfish fears.
EVIL rumors are likely to spread dur
ing this posting Of the stars
Owing to the sway Of sinister planets,
which win continue thrugh much OF
the summer, the seers predict a presi-
dental campaign in which the political
battle Is fought with extreme bitter
ness.
Personalities Of slanderous character
are foreshadowed in newspaper and
platform discussions as well as by
means Ot whisl ered gossip
The planetary sway that inclines men
and women 10 Judge ono another with
out charity Will affect all walks OF life
and tend 70 increase labor difficulties
This should be an especially favorable
government Of the stars for women in
business or professional life, presaglng
promotions and honors.
There IL sign said to be auspicious
Tor actors and artists Of every sort
| Those who are lucky enough to come
into contact with persons who WELD
influence or power should greatly ben
eft
II is read as a fortunate day for all
who would gain favor with the public
whether they be ministers in pulpts,
public speakers or musicians.
Astrologers toretell great develop
ment Of the motion picture industry
along new lines
The health should be safeguarded
during the next few weeks when con-
GitiOns that test the resistance of the
/ body to disease Will develop.
Persons whose bIrthdate II ia may
have a year that exacts unusual atten-
ton TO business They should make no
! changes The young will court and
marry,
Children born on this day are likely
TO he sensitive and affectionate. These
| subjects Of Capricorn should cultivate
initiative
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to Willie" or "BiiHe" under our pref
erence for diminutive
France makes the name even mere
ponderous by calling it Guillemme,
Guillemette. Minette, Guilette and
Mimi. In Spain Guillemiua is popular
and in Italy Guglialma. Wilhelmine
Is preserved In Germany interchanged
with Minna.
The regal diamond Is quiet little Min
MES talismsn. II promises her fear
lessness, invulnerablHty and victory In
any endeavor. To dream OF II sign.
flies victory over enemies, and to wear
Il on the left hand Is said TO enhance
the love of husband for his wife
Saturday Is Nnnies lucky day and s
her lucky number.
nlGopyright, 1890 by the Wheeler Syn
dioate, Iuc)
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Copyright, 1890. by Mcclure Newspaper
SyndiCate.l
nv ANAsyA m q nAEfC

BY HOWARD Y. 0ARiS.
Dear me- You would think Il was
sumner" said Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuz-
Ky, the muskrat lady housekeeper, as
she opened a window in Uncle Wiggily's
hollow stump bungalow one morning
1T is very warm"
But Il will be cold again" spoke the
bunny rabbit gentleman. who had just
finished playing q monograph tune
50 that his rcd, white ami blue striped
rheumatism crutch could dance with his
tall silk hat 1T viii ha cold again
This is only a January thaw"
Well 1t is very pleasant" said
Nurse Jane, as she shook her dust cloth
out OF the window.
Yes, II is nice. think / will 60
take a walk" said Uncle WiRgily. as he
twinkled his pink nose. All perhaps
] may have an adventure
Perhaps" said Nurse Jane. You
generally do"
$50 Uncle wiggily, with his pink
twinkling nose, his red, white and blue
striped rheuma tism Crutch and his tail
SILK hat started off, over the fields and
through the woods to look for an ad-
venture.
II was almost as warm as spring The
snow had all melted as had the ice on
the duck pond and the little river But
OF course there would be more snow and
ice later, for Jack Eros: had not yet
given up his winter season
At last the bunny rabbit gentleman
came TO the beaver pond, There was no
sign of Toodle and Noodle tlat- faii
the two beaver boys. for they were off
IN the forest, locking for soTne hits Of
wood, which had on the bark they
gnawed and ate
And Uncle WlgKily not seeing any Of
his friends, sat down on log near the
edge OF the beaver pond There was no
Ice. as / have told you and the ground
was soft, and, near the edge Of the
water. il was a bit muddy.
All OF a sudden. as Uncle Wigglly
was looking at the beaver houses In the
middle of the pond. and rs the bunny
was wondering how Grandpa Whackum
the oldest beaver gentleman OF them all
was feeling. all at once something
seemed TO be jumping around In the
pond under the water.
'0h. ho' Maybe that is Toodle or
Noe ~ said Uncle Wiggly. as he sat
on the log. "I'll wait and see" for the
bunny knew that beavers, lust like
muskrats. swim under water
Then, all at once, a funny little face
was poked up out Of the water. and
pan, Of bright eyes looked straight at
Uncle Wiggily.
Toodle nor Noodle, my friend" said
Uncle Wiggily. peeplng at the swimmer
and you aren't the slillery scalery
water. Who are you, If | may ask"
Il am the Skip Jack, Urele Wlgg.ly."
was the answer, and with that very
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SERGT. ADAMS NABS
ALLEGED PlCKPOCKET

Positively identified by two white
men as the negro who picked their
pockets recently on a Vance avenue
car. Arthur Waterford, 80, was arrest
ed in crowd waiting for street car
Friday night, by w. +, Adams, police
sergeant
Sergt. Adams was on the front plat
form of a crowded Vance avenue car
at Vance and Main, on his way home,
when G. A. Robinson, who works at the
Olver-Finnie company rushed up TO
him and said:
There's a negro in this crowd try
Ing. to get on the car who picked my
pocket the other night"
Sergt. Adams collared Arthur in
record time, and called the patrol
wagon. Arthur was lodged on the Sc
cret docket, after Mr.. Robinson and
James Gavin both had identified him.
Police are seeking more victims who
lost their pocketbooks by the same
route