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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

@5aren bar uo,teot Gorbub mob
ubfpriel af slug eQer andre Brpbz
itoffe fra noaen Sci al fit &ise. 9a
&uslano er @uropas fornemfte &ornz
prooucerenoe 2ano, pil @5arens Sor,
buo rimelispis bliue fplt lite blot /
be 2anoe, iom bar ueret pant til at
bente fine 5oripninser fra @uslano
iaoiom Morse os betpoeli9e 9ele al
Epltlanb os0nerri9e, men osiaa / iel>
be &uslano, boor man bar neret pant
til at uolfibe &orn. pi( Sorbuoet fb>
les iom ct fort 9rpt; tbi ON Der enb
ct uaar / nosle 9ele al &iset, iaa
oil Der bog nioituof blipe no9et &orn
til uofprlel. Set bar enbnu lite
banot, at life &uslanb bar ubfprt
&ornparer, unota9en naar bets @ap>
ne bar peret itenste lom I. St. un>
Der &rimtrisen. @5arens Gorbuo
otl ielufplselis siere fit til at bepe
&ornpriierne europa. Set fommer
MI uel meo. at slmerifas 9pit ct iaa
rig. Ser uil iaar blipe Brug for
ben europa, ON ben baooe oeret
me9et itprre. @5aren fan ueo fine
meit oeipotiife &eeierinesbanblinser
lite sibre iaa meset salt, at bet lite
ct no9en, Iom bar 9ebtte al bet.
9ans Sorbuo uil bibrase til at bort
2anos @uebeaolere oil faa fit @ro=
butt bebre betalt. @anbipnli9pis bar
bet bet, iom siorbe, at @ueoepriien
git iaa itertt op torrt9e l1se. Set
er mango, iom / @5arens 5orbub mob
uofgriel af &ornuarer fer ct fttert
&ariel ON &rig, % bet ct mistente<
list not. Nnbre antaser, at ban bar
9iort bet forat bepne fig, forbi be
ubenlanbfe 8antprer bar beitrebet
fig for at brinse be rusfRe Statspaz
pirer Mistrebit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

Sobn 2eib, 5olfepartiets @uper>
nbrtanoibat Dbto, ct 81 Iar gamz
mel. $3.50 bleu ban iom Demo.
frat pal9t til 9esislaturmeblem.
9an bleu palst til Statsienator
1873 os 1874. S 1880 bleu ban mo-
mineret til Ron9resmano paa @reenz
badz9 z9ideten, % / 1881 til @upernpr
paa @reenba&> >2ideten. S 1887
blep ban 1omineret til @uperngr paa
Union 2abor.E Eideten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

@n apieli9 E1tora9elie ct nplig
fommen for 9a9en uoe iYeitenben af
9ulutb. Seer 0ureenben al 28be
Iuenue ueit bor en- ipenf 6amilie
2inoberg-Sames 2inobers. S nos
gen Eio bat Maboerne bprt @petat>
ler og @frig fra bette 9us, inotil be
bleu operbeuiit ON at mere END ol~
minoeli9e @ru lombeber blep uocoet
Der. Joranleoiset peo g1aboernes
&lase bleu 9etettio l1apoen 9irs=
bags &uelo ienot oeruo, os bet @pn,
oer mpote bam, bar 9ruelist. Snoe /
ct lioet Nflutte fanot ban en- sammel
Wano, tillpnelaoenbe affrettet o9 uo@
teret, ltssenoe paa en- bar 8orobent,
nben anoen Beflebning eno en- tort
forrepen Grpie % neiten besrapet al
@1fremeuter % utpi. @tanten bar
laa forfaroelis, at 9eteftiuen maatte
ia 6lusten. 9an git itrar til @en=
tralz@tatiouen os telefonerte til 8o>
ltti@ef McAuabe, os benne ienote
itror &atroluosnen meo 3 @olitibe=
tienter til 5oritertnins. 6enpeo SCI.
9 ON &uelben Tom oa Bolitiet til
2inoberss 9us % forlanste at bltoe
tnolaot til ben samle Manb. Meb
iDnlig 6orlegenbeo blep ba bette inb=
rpmmet, o9 9bren til bet tintenbe
Ifutte aabnet. S 5orbisaaenbe
fa8t, uar 91ren pel forparet meb
2aas o9 Bolt, Beuis not paa at Ser
ionen inoenfor bolbtes / fren9 5orz
barring.
2i99enoe paa Benten freftelig
l1renlisbeo fanot @olitiet ben samle
@anb, men MI baube ban faat en- Sci
&leber paa fig, liseiom noset af ben
perite Mpt bar blet ifrabet pet fben
9eteftiuens fprite 8eipg.
&olttiet 9iorbe itrar Initalt til at
ia ben uoterebe Stitfelie meo til
9ofpitalet. @n liben 12=aars9am=
mel &tse at 2inbber9s fortalte &oli:
tiet, at benoes 8ebfefaber ipiite me<
get Tibet, % paa @pprssmaal, om
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

meo forpset 9urtisbeb. De oplpftes
be ct itretfelpst 6p( os falt ouer os
fom en- &ino. 9p(et forpirrebe bore
Meno noaet, % be beg tilboae oper
belle &inien % besit ben Sell at labe
Snoianerne iette fig 8eiiooelie af
be pberfe 3uie / 8pen. 9eu be-
spnote en alminoelig @tiermpoiel,
buori enboer git frem efter lit eset
6opeb. @enere Tom ber mere Oroen
/ pore &atter, os bore @ano tiemz
peoe toppert. Om @ftermiooasen
opoa9eoe ri, at Snoianerne iamleoe
fin @tprte peo @luen, os ri iaa M,
at ri bapoe ct Qnsreb iuente fra ben
&ant. @i tos lite fell, tbi inoen
nosle Dieblitte sioroe be ct raienoe
@tormlpb paa fine 8onier o9 tilfoos.
Stu par bet, bet sialot. Seq frpstes
be for, al @utterne lite fuloe boloe
@tonb, e1teriom be bapoe piit fig iaa
unoerle9ne ON Mor9enen, men be
fire til fem Eimers Scamp bapoe be=
pet oeres Mob. Sc fob fate os git
paa Jtenben unoer 9urraraab. &pb=
buoerne fp9teoe en- Masle, % ri
gap bem en- @alue, iom 9ioroe iaa
COB Yirtnin9, at be lite turoe 9ientaz
&c Torlpaet eusans til. @u 1prebt
6astnins iortiattes MI, til Mprfet
falot paa, oa De @iloe oros bort. 81
bapoe 81 opoe % so iaareoe. 1870
6uie bar poelaste. Om Mor9enen
fornpeoes Nnsrebet men uoen me9en
&raft. Ser Tom Joriterfnin9er at
$50 JriuiQise unoer 6. ct. s. @or,
o. bet bleu bel eiluttet of rpmme Bpen.
Iqe &utuoer os 8brn, ipse os 1oare.
be blep fprte til Mantato. @ol. s..
$. @iblep antom MI os besnnote fit
befienote Telttos mob 2,ttle @ro,p,
iom enote meo Befrislien af 220 9p1=
be, Der oar ta9et tilfan9e af Snbia.
nerne, o9 meo @enrettelien af 80 ST.
bianere Wontato ben 26be 9ecb.
famine Qar.
Monumentet itaar paa en- aaben
&laos / Mioten al Bpen. Stptten
ct 25 SOB bpi, itpbt al buio &ronce
% faar paa ct masfipt Jobitptte al
@ten. &aa to Siber al Sottelen fer
mon Scener of &en. Ser er
osiaa Snfriptiouer. Der sioer en- tort
8eretnin9 ON Siourernes Nn9reb,
os en- 5orteenelie ouer @apnene paa
be falone. st BiQebe / fulo 5tpr=
relie of @pl. 6lanorau prpoer ben enc
@ibe al @totten. Monumen,et er
reiit paa Statens 8etoitnius % foiter
$4,000. Sbeen til bet tremiattes fprf
al 5reeman &albot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26
5nolanoet-

Gan Diego. @al. - @n Manb fra
9tem &ioer; Baj jinet brinser ben
unoerretning, at to tore @trpmme af
@anb f1poer ino / 5alton Safe fra
@oliforniabusten siennem geetp ST.
Der. 9ette 9ioer @pen 10 @ilber %
ipneS ot befrefte ben 9lnta9elie. at
ben bill bliue parig.
- ct. Souls, Misiouri, 21be Nu=
quit. st Eele9ram fra @an @orn,
9egos, flyer: @tertt @esn falbt
Der / @snen isaaraftes. @turen
itratte Tia fra 8ranco Station til
Sierra Blanca o9 par ben 1uereite,
lom bar falot bet paa mango Mar.
Tolt ct iilb6ielise til at tilfriue ben
Gen. 9prenfortbS pioenfabelige @r=
pertmenter ner Miolano. Ser er
en- COB Sci @ano poa Marten MI, o9
&uegaulere flyer, at bet pil iitre
&reaturene ct 9oot Beite mango
Moaneoer.
- @alienburs, California, 21be
Wu9uit. Sen berD9teoe 8anoit Gas:
tello blep brebt &i. 3 imor9es peb
6alo Duro Greet ber @ountiet.
Deputy. @berifferne @ilion oeDocum
of &art @ountp os Deputp @beriff
Eom 8re1per at bette County lamt
ire anore omrin9eoe bam. Da ban
nestebe at ooeE9ioe fig, be9pnote
&en, Der pareoe / tire Elmer.
Banoiten bar pel bepebnet pg bapbe
en- flor GoriDnins af Wmmunition.
@nbuer 2eilisbeb 9aues bam til at
oper9toe fig, men ban ioareoe altio
meo fin &eooluer. 9an tiempebe
en- fortpiplet Scamp, os fient ban
blep ansrebet fra iets forltiellise
9olo, fortoo ban at bette fig laa
soot bag Ereer os &lippefptter, at
bet pareoe tire Elmer, fpr ban rammes
oes al fine WooitanoereS &u9ler.
9an itipo 1aa burttg o9 iaa fittert, at
bet uar umulist at tomme bam ner.
Sielotlpften er oslaa Eilflu9tsfeb
for be puri9e Meblemmer al 8an>
ben, % be pil enten bliue taset til
fause eller mpbe ben famine @tiabue
iom bens 2eoer.
- n@bicaso Sournal" bar fpl9enz
be ON ben rpmte Souls S. Morti=
mer: @eor9e .. 5er9u1on ira Sim
coin, 9eeb., iom reprelenterer mango
Ofere al rtbe Mational Capital Ga
uiu9s, Builoins & 2oan Ns1ociation,"
bar naaet @bicaso efter 10 9ases
bioiis Sa9t iammen meo Hoitoffice=
Snipettpr Gardener efter Souls s.
Wortimer, ben rpmte Befprer. r@i
oar tet 9elene paa bam bele 2ts
ben, io9oe Mr. 5ersuion, men ban
bar me9et 1lu os tom altio fra os.
Mr. Gardener 1pQer MI efter bam /
&ermont. &i ia9eoe bam fra SEEM
Oort @itD til @lens Soils. buor ban
traf Ell &uinoe, iom ful9te bam til
Sort 8illiam @enrp. os Der bleu ban
ioentificeret ueo 9jelp al ct JOto9rafi,
ri bauoe al bam. @an re9titerebe
uuoer ct fallt Maun. S Safe George
uite ban @otelclerten $4,000 Cub.
Dette piier, at bans Epuerier lite
Dor ubetpoeltse, iom uosle flyer.
Seq er filter paa, at be belpber fig
ioetmtnoite til $4,000 a $4,000.
Gardener Tan enonu faa fat paa bam.
San peo itfe, at ri par efter bam, os
ban bolbt fin Sbentitet bemmelis, for
at bans @uitru / Stem Sort lite fulbe
oioe, bpor ban bar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26
WorosDafota-

@iqiam @eauer peb Durham /
@ois @ouutp bat ct Bar tamme
8pfler. 5orleben fit bau osiaa en-
&alo, ben fprite famine 8p6eltolp,
iom Ct fDbt Noro= =9afota.
- st Hart &iuer uofommenoe
Blao forteller, aten Drussiit / @alib
60. iolste fpiritupie 9ritfe 9 @an9e
famine Sag til en- os famine @erion
fom Meoicin for 9 forltieQiee @p9=
BONNIE. Sen famine Drus9iit io(ste
"a Slater 9l paa EFT Gang til en-
Maro, Der leo al 9plpeplia.
(v9afoto.")
- Sanborn lobe Musuit. Gn
me9et poelegsenoe @o9litorm git oper
en- itor 9anoitrefnins ipnoenfor bette
Steo isaar @ftermibbae. Set anta<
9es, at 1000 Mcres al &pebe er pbe=
laat. Set meite of bet par asiureret.
&l. 4 @ftermioba9 bapbe ri ct fret5
telis Eoroenueir leofaset of ct ipert
&esn, BET ogiaa sioroe betpbelis @taz
be paa @rboen ueo at les9e ben neo.
2pnet fog neo ct beboet @us ber<
iteos, men tn9en tom tilifaoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

GuCoIcu d. Gu0 posi- OIuc0 at FER.
gus Falls as second class matter.
Dbios 2ope, til ct utenlanolt 3ruf,
forlanser ri, at bets Gbarter ltal pe=
re for rbrubt.
&t forlanser Wntaselie os itreng
@iennemfbrelie al en- SOB til unoer<
trpftelle af al Gambling meo 2lser=
bru9sz eller 9aanouarfsprooutter.
&t er Gappr af, at 5orenebe @taz
ters Senatorer 1tal pel9es af Jol>
fet.
8i forlanser en- itrens @iennem>
fprelie al 2oue imoo TorfalFnins af
6poeparer.
&i forlanser frie @tolebp9er for
bort offent1i9e @toleipitem os tounz
gen Sfolesan9.
&t forlonger Gorbuo mob. at 8prn
unoer II Mar fal orbeioe Il 6abris
ferne).
@i forlauser OpbaoelIe af &on=
trattzNrbeioe / 6ansilerne. ioet ri
tror paa 2eren ON li9e &ettisbeber
for alle os ipecielle Briuileeier for
1n9en.
&i forlanser, at @tatlasnin9en,
rem bore enten for Mationen, @ta=
ten eQer &ommunen, lite fal bruses
til at bpsse op en- Sntereslt paa en-
anoens Befoitniue.
&etten til at 9ipre o9 uofebe Een=
ae er en- iouereisn Ma9t, iom Solicit
lfal baano6aue til felles 5oroel;
oerfor forlon9er ri Ophauelie ie al Sea-
tionolbanterne 1om be. oer fan ub<
iteoe &ense, Os iom ct @ubititute for
MationolzBantz 9eotes forlauser ri
fulbt looli9e StattammernoteS ti(>
ftratfe1is Mengoe til at ubfpre Sor>
retninaen 2anoet paa en- &ontant>
baiis; os ri ct i 5aupr al &esie<
ringslaan birette til Toltet paa fait
@ienoom eller anoen COB Sitferbeo,
meo en- &ente al life ouer to Bros
cent.
8i torlanoer fri pQ ube9renb1et
Mpntnins of Splp.
Bi er impo Ell Ouerbaaoi9beo. 1om
huert Nar inotreuer $500,000,000
bos 5oltet til at bette 2anoets llb>
glitter meo 5reostio.
Gt forlan9er Nntoselieu al EN- SOB,
lom forbpber uolaacinser at eie
2ono & be Gor. 5toter), at &ons
9reslen tror Fal fnoe en- Elan til at
erboloe oft bet 2ano, lom nu eies al
ueenlanolte % fremmeoe SDnoitater,
o9 at alt 2ano. 1om Sernbaner o9
anbre @orporationer MI boloer, mere
eno bet De uirtelig bruger og bebpper,
fal tilbaeeforores al &esierin9en o9
bolbes for pirfeli9e @ettlere alene.
&i forlanser ct retteroist os pas*
ienoe @pitem at en- srsoueret Sno.
tomltiat.
&i tror, at 5temmeret Fuloe 9ioeS
til enbuer uben 9enipn til &ipn eler
5arue; ri forlanser, at &esierinsen
1tal eie ale transport o9 &ommu>
nitationsmioler / be Toreneoe Stater.
&t ct Taubr af liberale 8eniio>
ner til aQe unionsioloater, 1om bel:
to9 / ben libfe 8orserfri9, os iom
bleu aflteoi9et meo 9@re. FAINT at Der
itientes oeres @nter % faberlpie
Bgrn en- ebelmooi9 Bleie. 8i fre<
Der o9iaa, at @reenbads ifal baue
famine Berbi iom Cub paa Beta>
lin9sbo9en, iaaat So1oaten ifal npoe
ben famine Met fom ben, 8onoboloe>
reen bar baot."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

Suenite &atetismer o9 MBg'er i
u9eblaoetS 8osbanbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

Sfpl9e en- anoen Meobelel Ie CT
2inobers MI arreteret os pil bliue
antla9et for umennefelis Bebanbltns
al fin Soiserfaber. 2inobers Ct en-
me9et itrens Metbooiit. men ban pil
lite ertienbe. at ban bar aiort fig
itblbis / nosen 5orbrpoelie ueo fin
umennefe1ise Bebanolius af ben
Qamle Manb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26

bun baooe iet nosen i1aa bam, brait
BUN @raab. buorpaa Taberen barTt
befateoe benoe at saa oat. uoe /
@aaroen bapoe &uiets 6olt bespnbt
at brenbe en- sob Nfalo os Strab,
mistentelist NOT unber Omitenoisz
beberne.
Mnoretp Spansbera beoer ben itat>
tells ulpttelt9e blep MI braat til ct.
Marps 9oipital, buor ban er blet
ualtet os pleiet paa beote Maaoe, o9
Der er @aab, ON at ban uil TONNE
fig. 9esen flyer, at intet anoet feiz
ler bam, enb at ban er aftraftet efter
l1obungrins.
0uentaaenoe er sDieli9t NOT, men
bet blir uarre enooa, naar ot oplpler
at Nnoretp Spansbers er Gooer til
Sinoberss ferite Some, os at ban
bauoe siort Eeitamente, buorefter
2inoberss TO 8prn fuloe faa arpe ef>
ter oeres 8eoltefar. S bette 2ps,
maa 8ebanolingen af ben samle be-
tra9tes iom ct planmeSii9t 5orlg9
paa at pine bonn tilrpoe.
Set mertelisfte er, at @pan9berss
gamle Befienote ber / Bpen, aue bar
ment, at ban bar bpo, oa in9en bor
Jet noset til bam be fote "a 3 Nar,
o9 enonu belpnoerlieere blir bette
oerueo, at samle Spausbers bar en-
uoreu @bn, @barles @pansber9, iom
Dor paa 23oe Nue. oeit, os oenue in>
tet bar iast. lmulis tunoe Sennen
tro, at cen 9amle bar opo. uoen at
ban Fuloe pioe berom.
Set bumaue Selitab flyer, at bet
tan intet aipre / @asens Nulebnius.
os Detettiu &apben oil oerfor ielu ia
uo @lase mob 2inobers.
Nf fine mango 2ioelier ct samle
Spaueberg blet baaoe ftp og fiolet,
men bet anta9es bog, at ban meo COB
Bleie pil fomme fig.
(rDulutb @tanoinao. "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-08-26
1Ooe Mar8.
:Qergns Ga11s Mgeblad
uotommer bber Snsoag.
u. Solett, llogiDer.
Subitrtption8pri8 $3.50 for / Mar, betai,
tTorifmo, eller8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03
a FRoo MAiNsPRiNo.
The Average Hosss - RalnsA ~ ths
way Hi lzeof u frosted.

The Average Horss u Ralnsa ~ this
way HI Hsof II Trsstsd.
You often see = horse hobbling
around on ito toes and with stin front
legs. II has always been surprise 70
me that the Humane Society did not
take up some Of these caseA saYs :
horseshoer In the 81 Louis Globe
Democrat investigate Thorn ana pun
lsh the people ct fault There = only
one way to shoe . horse. and the men
in the business would. Of course Pm
fer doing It thar way. properly. a.
great many horse owners. however, i'm
agine that they know I'll about Il md
they insist that the shoe b put on 20
as to lift the rear Of tho hoof up high
enough to prevent the frog from touch
ing the ground. We may argue the
case. but that Is about all the good Il
does. We have to put the shoe on Ia
accordance with the ideas Of the
owner. The fact Il that the frog u
the handspring OF the animal.
It Is soft and elastic and apparently
more easily injured than the harder
substance OF the hooi. but for all that II
is the one part that should be utilized.
II it wasn't for use It wouldn't BE-
there. Lift It from the ground and
you find your animal walking on his
toes. Gradually his legs begin 70
stiffen. and finally the three bones in
his forelegs become one solid bone.
and there Is no more movement OIL
them than II the horse was walking
on stills. It Is just about the same q
allowing pair OF hinges to remain
out in the weather until they become
rusted solid. except that with tn
hinges you can break the rust on. Of
them up and work them. But will
| the horses leg you can never separatt
the bones again.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

An enthusiast on the subject staten
that each head OF clover IL composed
OF about sixty distinct flower tubes.
and each Of these contains sugar mot
to exceed the i've hundredth part Of .
grain. The proboscis Of ths honey
bee must therefore be inserted into
500 clover tubes before ono grain Of
sugar can be obtained. There are z. i.
600 grains in pound. and - honey
contains three -fourths Of IT. weight Of
dry sugar. each pound Of olotsr honey
would rsprssent The Insertion = thu
prohosals int Ak00. 600 elovSe heaAA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-03

trouble to inquire IL any witnesses for me
prosecution had been allowed to enter the |
court am assured they were all kept In |
waiting outside
sat for some moments In deep thought
The solicitor looked at me, as ii he fancied
had already taken up as much OF his vAlu-
able time as he could spare.
us there any way Of gaining access tothe
condemned man?' said. "Could you, for
instance get an order to see himT'
/, mo doubt could; but Ihave no object
In seeing him."
~ will give you an object" said. II
want you to see that man, end II possible,
get written, or at least dictated, confession
from him-not of the bald fact that he 10
guilty, but Of oil particulars connected with
the murder" Ii
Mr.. Crisp looked surprised, and expressed
his opinion that it was all but impossible to
obtain what wanted.
l had taken rather fancy to the brisk.
spoken, sharp little man. He seemed to me
trustworthy; SO that, after consideration,
determined to confide to him my reasons
for making this request. Under the assur.
ance Of professional secrecy, told him
briefly so much as Thought TT of Philippa's
and my own connection with the events Of
that night He listened with an interest
which augured we'll for the reception which
awaits the somber tale now give to the
world. His curiosity seemed excited, and
he promised to see the convict, and, II posi-
BILE, learn all wanted to know. left my
address, and babe him good-day.
did not care to linger at Tewnham; so
walked down to the railway station, intend
ing to return to town by the next train. As
l waited on the platform down-train came
| in. A sudden impulse seized me. The day
was still young. l had time to spare.
crossed the bridge, entered the train, and In
| quarter of an hour was at Roding. Invent
there because was impelled by desire t.
once more visit the actual scene Of the be
! ginning of oil these troubles.
walked that road which Sir Mervyn Fer
rand had walked that dark night. But oh
how changed everything was! Yetnot NOR
changed than our own lives. TWAS glori
Gus afternoon in September. The rain o
the preceding day had left the earth mois
and fresh. The fields, on either side of tn
road, were cleaning with that bright, pur
emerald which they wear after the ruthless
scythe has swept away the ripe grass AMI
the marguerites and other flowers whtcl
grow among it, or else they were filled fror
hedge to hedge with golden sea of wavin
corn, or sheaves waiting to be garnered: 70
the harvest that year was not early. In
wild roses were long over, but fragran
honeysuckle and other wild flowers sti
made gay the hedgerows and banks. Tn
birds had awakened from their August
lence, and were singing once more. Tn
great sleepy cows lay under the shade OF tn
trees. The large mows of new hay stoo
side b. side with their dingy-looking, 81
more valuable elder brothers. The who
land seemed wrapped in happy autumn'
repose. The scene was calm, peaceful, an
thoroughly typical of England. So beaut
full it was, so full now felt of love for m
native land. that had these pages been the
written, should upon my return HON
, have erased all my glowing description
Seville.
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A Besgar syndicate.

There is perfectly organized syn.
dictate in Paris which busies itself In
recruiting from every part OF France.
and especially from the poor quarters
Of the capital. beggars Of both sexes.
who are sent to the large cities Of
America, where beggars are supposed
not to be numerous. Tho beggars re-
ceive q good sum Of money when they
leave France. pay their passage over
themselves and In this way deceive
the Barge Office authorities IN New
York. Many French beggars are told
TO dress up as deserters from the Bel
gian army. No one knows why this
peculiar order Is given. The beggarl
have to give Is francs q day to the
syndicate in return for their OUTFIT
Cincinnati EnHu' or.
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ITO be Continued
Number Thirteen.

II those old ROscicrncians had aban. |
doned their eternal, tiresoE.e. and
fruitless search for the philosophers
stone and turned their labors in other
directions they might have accomplish
ed more for the good OF mankind. The
gruesome halo of blue lights and odor
of birthstone with which tradition in
vests them is about all we know OF
them, despite their persistent peering
into the rat hole OF the impossible.
Now, if they had directed their atten-
ton toward discovering the law OF
condolences, for instance. This mat
ter of condolences needs looking into.
If we knew all about it we should have
been able to tell on November 5 what
chance the grandson OF his grand
father had of getting into the White
house just as we'll as on November z.
II is about the same with chances. A
millionaire, you know, is merely the
fellow who guesses to-day what Is 60
ing to happen on the market to-mor-
row.
Various people have superstitions
about coincidents There is a news
paper man on the Row who swears by
the number Is. There are thirteen
letters in his name. All his ancestors.
so far rs he knows, were blessed with
the same number of letters. He was
born on the 18th of the month. always
buys lottery ticket when the drawing
comes on the 18th, starts his enter
prises on Friday and wears opals for
luck. His friends cheerfully expect
him to walk off roof, get killed by
lightning. or meet with some terrible
accident. but he is blissfully serene.
Speaking OF the thirteen scare. q
party of newspaper men gave one Of
their number dinner at an uptown
hotel last year. About the time for
sitting down it was discovered thai
there would be thirteen at the table.
One of the men refused to stay. He
left in order, he said, to break the
hoodoo So only twelve sat down
Within two months the timid one los
his position. And did the rest stay on
Oh, no. OF all that gallant twelve
only two remained in the position
they then occupied.
To come back to condolences. w
H. Thorne says that he was walking
up street in Yokohama, back in tn
sos, when he saw man coming dow
street whose appearance was familiar
A few seconds later he was shakin
hands with his brother Charles who h
supposed was in New York.
Once the writer came into the Pos
local room and started to speak OF
gentleman whom he hadn't seen fG
ten years. and who was presumably
thousand miles away, when q gentle
, man turned around, and 10, there wa
the object OF hls remarks. Washing
} ton Post.
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ul.is nj Wit.

One of Travers's best bon mots was
inspired by the sight Of the Siamese
twins: After carefully examining the
mysterious ligature that bound them
together from birth, he looked up
blankly at them and said: ..B-b-br-
brothers. l presumed" Mr.. Clews
says that the last time he saw Travera
the genial broker called at his Office
Looking at the tape CLOVIS remarked:
THE market is pretty stiff to-day.
Travers. s.Y-y-yes. but it is the
st-st-stiffness OF d-d-death. "-Argon-
allk