davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Valtiokaappaus onnistunut helposti Saksassa

u1iebid ndptti marsiipan 8erlinir
fesihstaa foboen Tiergartenin fallt'
ia, alfoiipat 8ranoenburgin portil-
Ia oleipat ballitiitien ioufot ia pc.
liilit liife5tiS leipottonasti. Wollan
fitnloufleIlisten ioufot marsiipat ri
taasti, ioittofuntien ioittaesia fun'
fin rpbman etiinendsia. @tumaiien
ioufon eoesia fulfil moottoriipaunll
ia iiinG istui tri &app, ionfa pol'
lanfilmoufielliiet olitpat malinneet
ballituf6enia p6Gministerifii. 8au'
niisia oil npos fenraali 2uethpito
ia toiiia liiffeen iobtaiia.
"WbtGGn lautausta eli anmuttit
ia ballitlifien iortot petGDtpimGt
nGpttGmoltG, ennerfuin nallanfu-
alolaielliiet ebtiipat faupingin fes'
fustanit.
Scum ministerio iai 8ranoenbur.
Gin portilta tieoon, ettd iotaiudfi,
ionfa be usfoiipat ppippGn loiaaliie
no miinteiieen betfeen iaoffa, oil
nlennpt pallanfumoufiellisten piios
lelle, labtiipGt ntinisteriOn iGfenet
falupungista noottoripauniiilla.
&abafoita tapabtnnnt
Sieoot 8erliinistd fertotpat ettG
2iet5igisfa on iotatp6fi antpiinit
ipafiioliffoon tappaen 20 ia baaipot
taen noin 60.
&eiieri ei ole ntnfana
@erliinin tapobtirtnien tafana ei
tieoettGip1sti ole ertinen feiiari eifd
fruitninprinii
Spiuittelnbritbf1et
On b,tbuiltu ettG ltitben ia nan-
ban boIlitlfien ipdlilla on fGpnasiG
neiipottellt miitta niioen tuloflet
oipat epGtparmoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Qamfallislabia Wsannerbeimille

SeImifuun 8 pGitpd iaopui Ten.
roaIi Uaonnerbeim Tufbolmastc
Suomeen. SeImifnun 9 pdipa $el'
iinaisid bdnen Iuonoan tdipi eritpi-
men Iabetpsto fobteliaiiuiisfirielni.
meen ia fen obeIlu antoen bdnelle
tonioIIisIabion aoniaIIis-Oiafe |an
Tin ia gobioismaioen ybopspanfin
toIletistobistufiino, iImoittoen, et
til fonfuIIisIabion iiiuruas oil rotrs
z 100000 marffoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
WlaaiImam Iaihuastu

@asbinston maaIisf. = 8atfto
mooiImon Ioitpotonnisto on iuurenl
pi fuin ennen iotao, on laiipoien
ii,orittomla poIipelus pitolto pienenl
pi fuin ennen Iairiii ienoatin fuitp
poipoliofiinnolle Iaipausliifenteen
entinen iobtoia s. S. Mosiiter. &ai
fenfaltoiiet wiipptpffet, fnten
elimerfifii Iafot eri noisio, oiuai
iuuresti mGbentdneet Ioiipoien tot
nintdteboo, ban ionoi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Gin, gRinn.

Iois, IiionnoIliiesti elaipitten jaai
fosta, ospot muiittaneet ieiiroowat
famioI Wars Sbomas @aottion, SOhn
SGrmenpda. @iimenlainitt,i tiictiin
@nborrasto tdnne fairooIuon. 2uo'
Il ionfun pdipdn iielS oltiiaan. al-
freo SfbsIunb, ri,otiol. ourpui It.
ieddn, iosta fuoGeuna ieuroii. Ger
man SuomooIa on iairostonrt bp'
soin beitfOma ufeitu ipiiffoiu. asoi-
fanio WaicboeI tuli fotiomoan iiSdr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
SpbGmen linen fiitos

ssron 8eltin pst6tpille, iotfa oli'
mot palmistaneet nellie iublatiIai-
il,uoen Sron 8eltin raittiustalolle
i,lnnl1ntaiilIofii t. t. IA p. ipntp-
mapdipammle ioboosta fefd idmallo
lobioittitpat nellie riirtiaan rabalab
ion. OIenmrte fiitolliiiioella miiis-
tahpa Eeitd.
cS6a ia gtifu Clio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

8erliini rlaalisf. = Safian pre-
lioeiitin @bertin bnllitlis on tufts
tettu tpiime uaanantail,a iotilaal.
liiella fdappaufiella. Sri @olfgan
&app, ulaanpilielpSpbbistpsten plei
men iobtaia, on ipriapttdnpt fansle.
ri @uston 8auerin ia ottaesiaan
itie tGnldn tointen on bdn ioaniit
ipdliaitaiiesti asiain plimman job
Don.
&afIi 9allitnsta
Sept pn Safhasia tafii ballitis-
ta &ansleri &appin alainen 1lllii
ballitus 9erliinisii ia gbertin man
ia baIlitus Stuttgartisia. lliioen
bollitufien piranomaiiet ielitt1pGt
ettei uilii ballitits ole taantiinlitf-
iellinen eifa ntonarfistinen. @an-
ban ballitiiflen preiioentti ia minis
terit oapat antaneet ii,listltfien fut-
6lten fanlaa pleiSlnffoon ainoana
feinona estG6 8ilbelm 2 tiilenas-
to tataiiin.
grmeija epalmotettaiua
@ibboinfin baipaitii ninisteristo
ettG armeiia minfl liiultiin oleipan
Nosfen fontroollin alla, oil far-
fana 11sfolliiliioesta, iobon BON
lnotti ia ettG @erliinin Iinnoitils-
mGfi bli ntposfin tpalmiina fltfun
ioapuesia. Saloperaiipps, milla td-
til faappailsta on iltunnitelt1 ia
millG ie toteutettiin, on banlmastpt
tGnpt foitfia.
2ncttiuif5 Serliinin fpmentajama
&enroali Suetttpit5 on ililistanltt
ieuraaipan utG1rGpflen:
"WeinG oton perioonalliiesti To-
Iiini toimeenpaneipan tpallan Der
liinisiG ia 8ranoenburgisia. &aiffi
iotanlinisteri Hosfen antagat mnd-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
TaiffafmmnaIta

= Seraiista malta fatIonlasta
paIaiitpat ipiime ilinnuntai-iltana
8m WtGfi, @ino &aufola, g. Sip-
pola ia Gamma Saapoia. &aiffi o.
lipat ostaneet moapalan itielleen
ia olipat eritt6in nielistpneet paif
fafuntaan. @itp6t ianoneet pettp-
neeniG toiipeisiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Suomen uutisia
21bitilleipaiIuuoesia oi

2abitileipaiiunoesia oootetaan
tiiitrta liitennettd Suomen iatama-
tailpunfien ia StGmerenmaiben fuin
mposfin 8enGian fansia. Surfu ia
Sanfoniemi oipat alfaneet foipm
fesfinGiien filpailun iiit1, fiinrpi
fatana iao iultrinnian oian .lGpi-
fnlfuiuupasta apdlittGGflenid. slr.
tpellaan Suomen routateioenfin tu-
Iefpaiiuuoesia dintresti bpotpp1n I'd
pifulfufalpasta. 9aifesta pGattden
st6pttGd iilt6, ettG Turtu, $anfonie.
mi ia Seliinfi iaoipat riittGmGan
asti tdSiG tebtaipad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
2afiebSOtnfiia fOnsresiisia

SeltradipdS1a llteftelenl1le .erlim. :
diG ybopstpaItain Senaatisia ia g.
bustaiabuoneesia tebtpid lafieboo-
tufiia, iotfa tuleipat iielld faliteltc.
mdfii tai opat 10 f0iittelpn alaiitna.
2ofiebootus neljdn milioonon Dol
larin mrpontGmiiestti faptettaipafli
lainoina maampilieliioille fripuu-
Den uboistnnlilla ieilouilla feipdt'
iiernenten ostoa iparten M. 1920.
2afi m1GrGraboista oiplonlootti-
ia foniulifrntaa marten feldfnun
80 p. 1921 pG6ttpmGlla tiliipuooel-
la. Senaatti ia eoustajabuone o.
tpat 10 bppdfipneet madrapflen, et-
tt toufofunn 1 p1iiudstG 1920 tul-
laon annetuista posieista fanta'
nlaon 10 tollarin lunastus ia nHc.
maalaisten pasiien tarfastuflesta
niinif11n 10 oollaria.
2afi nlGGrGraboista Wtaahpille
lpsoeportementtia marten.
2afieb6oti,s naaban iiirtpmilen
tpGliaifaiiesta laffallttanliiesta, erl-
n1isten ulfomdalaisIuoffain maasta
farfoittamiiesto, erinGisten ultonloa
laisten mouban lasfenlilesta pastel
Ia j. n. e.
2afiebbotils dotilasbonoien anta'
milesta lotilaille pboen oollarln mn
fam paitpGltd fofo polipelusalalta
Sooan aitana. 2afiebbotuS tarfoittoa
bpipitpfIen (bonufien) antanlista 10
tilaille.
3ofiehootus .liiGforparflen mporl
t6ntiIestG arneiian ltpieereille ia ice
tiloilIe. SiIGltGG ebootilfien 20 Dol
.lorin Iu,ruiiesta bppitpfiesta flu'
fauoelta miebille, iotto palapellipat
io6asia.
2afiebootlls, iontu miifuan elaf-
feet nlaflettaiiiin fuiifauiittain eita
ipuoIineliGnneflittain. futen tabai
~ *
aofiebootus, iolla fuHOttaiiiin
,,SSrSns ettpi henfiIo, iofa Ell oida
b,phuo, lufea tai firioittae enelan'
ninfieIti, Iaa pGripGptpd arnieilaan.
2ofiebootus, iofa mulittanalla ~.
1919 merolofia, fobottaiii len rnaa-
ran, mistG ueronmatiaia iaa ipero'
mapout,ista bGnestd tointeentlllol'
toan riippuipien perusteella' 2oo
oolIorista 500 bOllariin.
aafiebbotus etuoifeuoen nl9onfa-
niSestd eroniaaneille iotilatlle ia
merimiebille homestead maibin. :.
9Gatosebootiis, ettd fongresll
maSraiii miifon iofa tunrettalllln
,popouoenmiifon ttinelld, nrsrlta NH
fOn oifona gbbpsmoItain fanioa fe.
botettoiSiin elabpttdmGdn ia tperes-
tantaGn tietoiiuuttoun ibnlistpapai''
ben merfitpfiestd &meritan i1ilrten
iobtaioin opetusten ia entiien bistO-
rion ipolosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
syoa ia gsifu Clio
Utuistafaapa ioopl

= WtltlStu1uupu IuuPIu eIIIE
Sunnitntotna flo 8 illalla &anial-
lisiellrofunnan firffoialiin. SiellG
ON iiILoin totpanmufainen ysiipriio.
Iiiton obielmailta tabpitarioilni-
neen. gfaittiuspubeen enfIanninfie-
Ielld pitGa Iafinlies 2oiinger Scar
duettesta, Wtiob. Eeripetnloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
1tn,;o lainOia ei mpSmneta

8osbineton. = Sibteeri Sons-
TON iIntoittaa ettei uaiio lainoiu tlil
Ia enaa mpOntStnddn IiittOutnneille.
aonfresiin ipoltuuttamasta $lo,'
100000 iluruiiesta iuutmasta on
robostooeportementti lainannnt 10
Iiittout,ineiIIe maille $9,659,SS4,-
e49 ia iIutoitti iibteeri Sonston et'
tel idIeIId oleipoo irntnlaa fnlta'''
en1G Ininndnloon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

iontne. Isrs @Gli on piela iuuo-
teen ontana, iantoin Wsrs Com
@Gfi, tpaan ei ininfaan fuulnasia
faan Ientiua ole. Toipotaan fuiten-
fin pifaista porantunlista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

= 2auinn fiitofieni Sronipdboin
Etpp. Garpestdiille fannatufiestonne,
ionfa olen iaonut ia eoelleen toimon
ioaponi toipolIilisio paaIeisia bnb-
tif. 5 b fannatufienne iuperpiiorifii.
&un. s. q. $elli
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

glnliroli Sintiin fiiulusteIusia
on tiillilt iluli ettd slmerifan iotn-
laitposton nriifaantliLo @uropan tpe
iilld oil pbteenaitaan bptpin bi6as.
ia ia ettd io6an fobtaIofin ferran
of bppin t1p1raIIa t1ntGn tafia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

= 8omens @ear maatetdiippo,
ontist. Selmi 2dnttd ia Wsrs I'll
foIo, aipatoan IT. 20 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

8olibeipifit aifoipat ipdfipafoua
panna Buolan raubaniopimufieen eI
lei ie fiiben bptpdIla iiosti,. TdIlai
men tieootiis on iifGldiien ulfoni-
nisterin tabolta iIntoitettli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@osbinstonista on tieootettn e
rddIIe IeboeIle, ettd gbopswallot o.
mot tiibIanneet iudliraubon idlfeer-
fin 16 n. oifono pbtd polion ro'
boo fiiin ioonnfin oifono.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

&esfi-Snon1en pappien peljespii.
ri on biIiattain tiioniit eiiin mieli.
piteeniG poppilain, torppien ia ma
fitupa alueitten itienGiStptan1iiestd
Gen nufaan tlileipat foiffi quo
men eipantelisluterilaiien firfon pap
pilain torpparien ia nlGfitupalais-
len oifeubet ntiilttetuifii, ioten be
tuletpat naiittinaon ianloin oifeuf.
fla fuin ne, ioista moan nliint
torpparit ia nldfitlpaIoiiet lain
nllfuan nnlittiipat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@nglannin tabolta on taas ipps
teltp Obopspaltoia; npt ie on to-
pabtlinut Curtin aiiain iobbosta.
Ueilloinfaban @nglanti oppii itie-
titntenniSta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
@a1rillG posieillo @enajdlt

8aGrillG posieilla 8endjdltd
@uomen puolelle tlilleita punaiiia
bib6tettiin no. t. 25 p. SeipGstolld
2, ioisto toinen onnistui tartoa-
moan, funtminfin ainoastaan raiol'
Ie osti, josio, fosta ban rajaipab-
tien poroitufiista buolimatta pritti
poeta, mlpuiaput puboit iilld ieu'
roitfielld, ctt1 mics fuoli paifalle.
Eoinen on 'tpield pibGtettp tutfintoa
tparten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@olibeipifien i,lfoministeri on ie.
littanpt 8iron tansia tebtpa ra,,-
boa oioitufiefii iiitd. ettd "fapita-
Iistientin" fansia poioaan @enG.
jan tabolta niatella ro,tbaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

Weefbooistit uitteria Snomesio'
2ebtitietoien ntiitaan on Suomen
p9etb. firfon iobtaia Or @. ". 81
mons iiuri palannllt glineritaSta
Suomeen, nlufanaan M. m. 1,35O
Iaatiffoa poatteito, femfid, ritofata'
tporoa, lGGffeitG pnnd rabaiparoia
Suomen bGtGdtariimille. @merifan
Metbobisti .firfon ferrotaan pnattd'
neen labioittoa Suomen metbools-
teiIle milioonon bollaria fonlujo,
fairaloita, firffoja 3. m. iellaisto
iparten tuleipien 5 nitooen aialla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

2asfelmien ntttfaan, ioita on teb
tp @uomeen tnoousta Apiliosta ia
jiitG ntitG Suoni taripitiee emf la-
toon laaffa on ielminnpt, ettG oman
moan naanipilieliioiltG ostettu nil
ia on ollut ipaltiolle falleinta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

&ansfaIaifet otpat Iouftaatttli-
meet @illonin louiitnnosta ettG Gu.
ropasia ollaan bpn6sti nlilitaristi-
fla. gliia epGilenattd on min, iliiit
tlifootpa iiitd iitten tai ei. Waitba
ainabnn fe totiilis firtpelee.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

8olibetpifien tilanteesta Waunr-
nlannilla ferrotaan ettd beio6i, ioilt
fomfa fasapanlistaan faswaa ia NAB
tpistilli. Seit1 pastasia oletpien
tpenalGisten iollffojen upieerit alfa-
mat olla epailelpallG fannalla puc'
Imstusiporustustenia pGteipppoestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

8adtostd, iofa iofu oita iitten
tebtiin, ionta nrufoan ioferiannofiia
pienennettiin, eiittGG erds iuomalai'
nen ldafariieura tiirmiolltIetii fan
fan teripepoelle. 2ddfdriieuro ienii.
ioan eiittdd anomitfien, etta annof-
fet nostettoiiiin entiielleen ia tab'
,piloioen ia foromellitebtaioen y. M
(. fcnttom6dr6 pienennettdiiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
SolofuIietlifien. ferrotaan pbd iui

SoIofuIietlifien. ferrotoon pbd lnt
fitpon 0iuotiiin ia iomroin 8endidl'
re. @iime aifoina iInoitetoon fiil'
ietettopan tuiporoo miItei iofa nj:
mestd. Onpa niinfin pitfdlle pdds'
tn, ettd iotiIaita tpoiooon ldbjoa
ontomoon paroitusIoiifuifiia nils
roin fomenoontinirimiebia on Titus
feIIut raiaIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@osfa erin6iiiIlG moalaisieiibliil-
Ia Suonesia on iiibtaitouttu pos.
tinfulietufieen nGboen iopintatto-
mosti on postiballitis iaanitt eiit.
tdd pppntoniG, ettd famia oioittoiii
iuurempoo mpOtatuntoa postiliifen.
nett6 fobtoon iiten aitttaen oiina-
Weonin poifoin on n6et ipoaoittl
iuinnottomid puofria buoneustois.
ia, ia fobotettii postifalietiisfnstan'
nufiio fobtiutomasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

Weisiourin paltiosfa on ppOrres
mDrsfp tappanut ii benfiloG. RlioI
leet oliipat eninlntdfieen lapiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@oopbilles6G, Seq. on teIoitetti
muuan neeferi, iofa oil iurmanniit
5 naista. gfosfaip6ti aifoi enndttGd
teIoitnfien tetemiiesld, ia iai iota-
pati lrtpan nn1p,ia; 6 miestG fao.
Ii tGlloin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

ltutuufiio Sotafunnan maieosfo
oipat iinne biIiattoin labioitetitt
Tompereen Tunoiien 2oortin pope'
rimarfot ia 8 b. ipasfirabot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@teIG-afritasta on tiilIut itienGi-
men taiatpolta, fertofpat tieoot. On.
nea IellaiiiIle pritpfiille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

Salafpollan preiioentti mietti
tonln,if. % p. 55:ttG ipntpntapdi'
tpaanla, ionfa iobbosta mieat NAL
tioneinposton iGienet, p,lna nieat e'
ri mirastojen eoustaiat fofpifpat
bdntd onnittelemasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18
Viikon varrelta

Biime biiIiIafosta iobtuneet ieIbs
faufiet otti futen muistetaan 8il-
ion foiuittaofieen. Gdian idtti BON
n. I. biilifonisiionille, iobon eous.
taiia walitii pleiio, taiipantojen o.
'mistaiat ia faiapantomiebet. gept on
taman fonitean ntietintO iGtettp
@illonille, ntiitta iitG Ell faiparto.
miesten ebustaia alIefirioittaniit.
ltltiia retteloit6 on iiis oootettaipis.
Ia b,abtif. alnsia iolloin npfpinen
fopinlils pG1ttpp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

{ BolI9eipifien ferrotoan mtieIuiIe-
man Suurioarta, ioten be eimat
fuostu lufenlaan it'd Suomen,
ipaon 8enGian ontaiiuii6efii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

8a,tbanfonferensii on arrtai,rtt
Reitalle mapaat t6oet menettele-
nlGan Sl1rfin fansia niinfuin par.
baafii nafee 8GbasiG 9laiiasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@rSs cbioagolaitten ld1fdri on in
maisiut fen aiatntien ett1 nais,pal.
Ian paltaanpd1ip merfitfee rappea,-
.tlintista glmeritallel
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
Pitcairn Island Women.

The women OF Pitcairn island. de-
scended from English sailors and Ota-
heitan mothers, are described as be-
ing unusually graceful, as we'll as Wig
orouS. 1t is q common sight to see
the young women of the island go up
and down the steep, rocky shores. car
rying barrels Of water or other heavy
burdens on their shoulders, apparent
ly with as much ease as the young
men do.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

E!ephants on His Hands.

Elephants on His Hands
Order received by the grocer over
the phone: "Please send US 10 cents
worth of animal crackers and take out
the elephants as the baby Is afraid Of
them."-Boston Evening Transcript.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Mr. ;. S. DeBrule who lives near
Edgecombe county, was in town
yesterday.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
Recognize Weaknesses.

There's nothing gained by disregard.
ing weaknesses. The fact that the
ostrich buries her head in the sand
does not remove the danger of attack.
Men cannot scott at deficiencies and
make Roadway, They must be re-
spected for what they are. Only
virile treatment will remedy them.
Left alone they are sure to Increase.
They must not be disregardet, they
must be cured. In this the mind Is
the great factor. II made the bed
ridden little maid of Kentucky to he
come the founder of the flower and
sunshine committee. II made Lincoln
a master of logic and Of circumstances,
The thing to do Is to recognize the
need and then supply 1t. A man ID
always stronger for having oyercoms
himself. - Exchange.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
Girl, IS, Sees
FAMILY SLAIN
Claims Moonshiner Beau Of Sis.
ter Committed Quadruple
Murder.
ONLY ONE ESCAPES
Facing 7 rial for Attack on Girl, Man
Is Believed to Have Planned
to Wipe Out Whole
Family.

Amory, Mss.--Charlie Marshall,
moonshiner and backwoods beau, is
under heavy guard in the jail AT Aber-
deem, charged with the most brutal
quadruple murder ever known In this
section.
For, when they buried the charred
and shattered bodies of Fannie Green
Miller, who had been Marshall's sweet
heart; her elght-months-0ld baby, Bur-
ley, said to have been MarshalPs son;
Robert Miller, Fannie's father. ana
Leonard, her brother, sixteen, the stage
was set for the lynching of Charlie
Marshall.
Pearl Miller, thirteen, the only sur
viving member Of the family, says that
she watched Charlie Marshall at the
hideous task of slaughtering the four
victims of the swampland tragedy.
The belief of the countryside Is that
Charlie Marshall facing trial shortly
for an attack on Fannie Miller,
planned to dodge this trial by wiping
out the whole Miller family, and that
the escape of the thlrteen-year-old girl
upset this plan. ....
From miles about the lean ana
swarthy jewellers Of the bottom c0un-
try drove In with their w0menf0lk
seated In chairs in the boxes OF the
lumber wagons to discuss in shocked
whispers what had been done In the
blackness of stormy night. There
were ominous bulges under homespun
shirts; there were well-worn shotguns
and rifles under the wagon seats.
Sheriff John B. Lewis fled from
Amory with his prisoner in an automo-
bile and saved Marshall from the ven
geance of the countryside.
There was much talk in the Tom
Bigbee bottom about the Miller family
and Charlie Marshall. Fannie Miller
had known Marshall all her life, but
started excepting company with MIN
three years ago, when he saw her
home" from circuit riders meeting.
She was fifteen then, and Marshall
twice her age.
Tells Father of Attack.
About eighteen months ago the girl
returned one evening and tore up Mar
shalls picture, scattering the frag-
ments in the fireplace.
Her mother died II years ago, ana
in the lonely farmhouse Fannie had no
one to whom she could confide.
Later she was compelled to tell her
father what had happened. She said
that Marshall had seized her as she
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19

Joseph Hajiar, d., twelve-year-old
son of j. Hajiar of Boston, Mass, Is
once more with his father after a sep
aratlon of five years during which
time he wandered alone In Syria de-
pending entirely on his own resources.
In 1914 with his mother, two brothers.
and sister he went on a visit to his
grandfather. The war came on, food
hecai ,e scarce, his mother died, then
his brothers and his sister. His grand
father, Tho did not survive long,
stranglet. the hoy's infant sister, say
ing she were better dead than slowly
succumbing to the pangs of hunger.
The boy tagged on TO the Syrian. Turk
ish, German, French and British ar
mics In turn. British captain ques-
toned him, communication with an
American consul started search, and
the father was found. Hajjar, senior
sent $500 for his sons passage to
America and In charge Of Red Cross
worker bound home, he started on his
way.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
Self Mastery.

It's the biggest business of life to
think character into rounded fullness.
There is no royal road to it. Men
of wealth and men Of poverty must
travel the same road and make the
same sacrifices. Only the ~ich man
makes more Of them. Full-blooded
life Is heavens greatest gift. II Is
every mans right The price men pay
to win and retain II is complete self
mastery. That means definite princl.
pies Of living. II means a set goal and
forcing the life to make every deed
contribute toward realizing 1t Call
II visionary If you will. BY so doing
you confess TO failure of realizing
life's guiding principles. To win the
highest worth you must keep the mind
focused on making the life reach the
perfection to which II Is beir by crea-
tion. II can be done.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
GATHERED FACTS

No pcr.. has been coined In the Uni
rod Kingdom since October. 1917.
Chocolate was introduced from
America to Europe by the Spaniards.
The South American sloth Is capa'
a,a ~ going without food for many
days. -
Next TO the elephant the hippopota-
mus Is the largest living terrestrial
animal.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
4 .l.sl ts 3
steel Pliers Stopped Him.

Youngstown, O.--With the aid OF
steel pliers, Lawrence Dahman, city
foremsn, captured James Ellington. q
prisoner who escaped from the turn
key Of the county jail when the turn
key xIipped on some Ice and fell. FL
lington was running past No. I fire
station when Dahman drew the pliers
from, his pocket. Don't shoot" said
the fugitive as he surrendered. Be
fore he discovered he had been de-.
ceived. he was turned over % the %
lice. y.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19

Brazil soon will be added to the list
Of countries maintaining aerial mall
services.
The ceramic industry Of Turkey for
merly enjoyed considerable fame. hut
nothing now remains of Its former
glory but memory.
Prior to the discovery that cotton
seed could be made to yield plen-
tiful supply of oil, millions OF pounds
OF seed were destroyed or left to de-
cay In heaps.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19

Baby.
was walking with him in field, and
had dragged her into a canebreak,
smothering her cries by pressing his
hand over her mouth.
Robert Miller had his three mother
less children to care for. one of them
needing him more desperately than
ever, so he determined to let the law
take its course. He had Marshall ar
rested. Marshall said he was innocent
of the girls charges and his trial was
to have been held at the next term of
court.
According to Pearl Miller's story,
which she tells with the self-control
of a strong-minded adult, Marshall en-
tered her home after her father, broth
er and sister had been shot down and
the home dynamited, He dubbed to
death the baby crawling on the floor
beside its dead mother, soaked the
place with oil and set fire to II as
Pearl fled through the loft and ran.
with sprained ankle, over a mile Of
flooded fields to the home Of a neigh
Dor.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-03-19
BRIEF INFORMATION

The sun Is 100000 times brighter
than the full moon.
For picnic purposes a folding table
that has shelf beneath the top has
hecn patented.