Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-14
CHAPTER III.
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''Provi1epee has nIled our mountains and our
pains Win minerals. aud given as e. climate
ana snI Tor tAa Erowlug uT hemp and wool.
These ought e. have extended 20 ghem RdsauaIe
ana fair protection that9ur manufactured and
tAbprers may be placed ia 4 fair competition
vita those 81 Europe 1t D. tlzse Ws should be
come q little matg Amgricalsla-g, aud tnsEead 81
teadtnS ulu plupsrs and lAbursrs Of England.
tcsa nur Own -ASDBET JAGNs0E.
After the g-ulAeHfsn were seated 81 Ias Eao}e.
the coAYGCsattsu purufng uHNu EprEain p1sI
sTents Ias0ur history, Miss FIsteler, tsarlug aH.
other discussion on party Issass, tO8E tue sub
lecl IN hand herself
speaking o. past mistakes, Mr.. Feyton. I do
not So bon We can blame our shOessJrs Tor
Them. Nc man Is ahead Of his title"
"AOH are right. Miss Fletcher. fgg nature
makes No leal,s- Il has taksH centuries Tor
man B. stand where ne dosE Today. We cannot
pass a. a B1aIH6 from Soc savage o Ihs Mates
ulfn. for tH1usauds q years OF EuGeI8eclAN de,
N~el9pasnt 4e betBeen- We musElearn o. ENslE.
II ls - mach easier 70 IaHur than 70 WAN,
said Atss ElsIcher. This talk about futAre
generations seems 50 hoPsless. 80 Tar sway. 4
am human enough 70 want % gather the hare
vaat ] plant"
"I q We that feeling myself" answered Psy-
'tln. 81 aud working Tor mans aiYuucemeaL
Uposslnte unless 2 buckle on ElEe shield Or
Faith. IS - Eaai directs, Human development
- 50 SOW Eltl7 the patlense u WORK tF u aud
90 wax TT = Il uiNtuc
ESlsl Flsghsr studied Maurice Peytou's rather
piain hrce, as lte spoke, and wondered wherein
tay she charm n thtH man = personality.
Gol. ogiiyAs wttn has norid csmplsxton, per
feet features aun welt bred manner. b-stffyiHg
t'kts noble axo iiHezse, and her orotlfeTv wore
nahdsomer menl as the o9rid would Judge yet
z0ufd s9o change the dGsiy eat. Oosrdiess fuos
beside her, Tor either Of thuss2
Maurice P-ytsD. phiauthrJpgst anA Christian
teacher, bad snruag frouI Etsa I'D Virginia
stock InherttiHs a large tusa8ter n 4aves ne
ilua. apcn gaining has majority. freod ttent. and
because y this and cert1iu bold utteramc-ss
from HE tufpiL had found himself r0ctaify
ostrHcisei IN the csavsrsativo city Do lad mage
ais home.
he had dared cell he slaves brothers. Ira
opcuel a school Tor their benefit and had even
encouraged Farir entrance into Bhr fold q tne
fashionable church. over watch ne presided,
All this hast reused rlss caste fesliag OF ths
ttmes Vague nl0rmurs Erew iuGo mUtterea
threats Rad he was haaiiy r. Iassssd ~ rsstrh
Ais charge aud advised - soeL a hBld oElaBor
elsewhere.
rhe desire to study lie in the Industrial
Northern States CauseI him 60 elosr az his ar
fairs and prrpare for au indefinite aossucs from
his SautEeru home.
Col. 0zIiyIe gauCed curlolsIy from PsrtoH tp
Miss FICtCher rs fsuy talked upurt. ana half
.usr The meaning OF what Thorpe Fletcher vas
saying.
he now tarned from Fletcher and addressed
his sister.
Miss Fletcher. you should plan. some Of our
European ideas IN these small towns Of yours.
You Americans need moro cosmopolitan train
YOU are too nHrruw."
kiss Fletcher smllcI.
Il cannot agree with yea. Gal Oailylc. me
truuDtc IS inst as q nation TC Ere unt LnAeP1n
Dent enough 81 me3lar.atc4i trH1lHguE.
eth idea being, laughed Peys9u, THAT We
wish = cheTish Individuality IN this couutry.
and 10 copy 60 other people % the faev Of the
earth. Who has said HIat a barrow orDit b. "a
YOrsble % a powerful Individuality There Is
a world OF trash iu IL. Tor L3I much space ls fatal
b concentration Of thouEhtsT purpose. A. In
diylduals we work better By H0t exh sgstiaE car
vitality upon 5oa uany duties. II We hgs for
others, is Il not wiser O. base lac number llaa-
.ited7 Only christ could hope 70 sHFe al.
al agree slth Mr. Fey8eH, said Mise Fletcher.
II have pnrT-s-ely curta3led my svu Work. fer I
have found tIat Dr doing little I 10 veil"
"3nat a. yen SAY - tAtsS PHILOSOPHERS,
Miss Ethel. who condemn ysur woman = lais-
SION ?" slniAugiy Inquired Gal. OgiiTie, Yen
know there are litdSe wnn contend ufnt your
petty charities are destructive torces
undermining spciety. aad taat. h cAIelaas, EaLA
her waite hRna. is ssswtAs Eag seeds OF faganc
pEupe-tsrI aud misery
81 Is eary fF tlf0ee uhG are net hungry Ia be
philosophers, answered Mss Fletcher. sA~HT
from individual SaneriaG u IA very comfortable
So ait altd the srizs about TIE race. How Few men
or women would be phitanthropist. did NOT
Lazarus Ds= and lie at the very doors 81 tbsir.
hcme2 We cannot go abroad without being tor
Isentee Dy a sight OF hts poverty and ply stoal