New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-15

has avar gasad ~ is 81 II theI heat siIle
of the moon 100, bnt ihe u etting
rather tirsd q living there ana talks
about changing places with ma
poet you would be- rat her suf priised down
below there II some line ii ID hit.
rather you found d woman III the moon
instead Of aman. Ha, ha hal and for
I getful of his recent 81 sof The blues the
old chap gave VENT tosa hearty outlaw
. We should indeed. replied,
laughing in my turn. although fancy.
unless your sister Is appearance al ifersin
= marked degree from yonfS own. that
we should scarcely be able to distin-
guish the difference on mast admit
yourself thst one must possess good eye
sight to tel | q man irous q woman 2 IS
600 miles away
So ia, but. 4, answered the old man,
with Q touch Of fannily prid she is d
fine Womanl Not bent and bowed with
age like me. Indeed she is really 6. 0OO,s
coo years Younger than am L Then, OF
course, she dresses ill iii 8 .s4ss39
The habi1iments suitable to her
sex, S ventured to say.
Precisely, and, like all the women
here, is fond Of dress. " Thy. WhenI last
visited her, some 25, 900 years ago. Al q
most her first question was, How do the
women dress now on the earth ~ OF
course there WASH t much to tell her be-:
cause well, the women Of that day
didn't trouble themselves much about
dress, but am thinking of paying her
another visit soon, and then / shall have
s different budget Of news for her. - 49,.
But tell me. interrupted, for I
was not much interested in the old fell
lows sister, something about tho
earth. You must have seen almost as
great changes in the earth as in the
MOON
Almost, !" was the answer, but not
quite. My world is cold and dead.
Yours is still alive, as was mine once,
but your turn will come some day, and
then we shall both go circling through
space, cold, silent and lifeless. But
that, = he continued, will be many
millions Of years from now, almost as
many millions as it is since I first set
% ~ youi pisiieo nen, as s sa De-
fore, it was mere mass Of molten mat
ter-a vast white hot ball whirling
round the sun and carrying me with it.
/ remember as though it were yesterday
the first beginning of earthly life. At
. iso .no eeas oovereu everything, ana ND
Deaue,l - speciIh = OF marine nora
uo"oou oyoly Wiaie upon .ne SURFACE q
.ne Waeel' Wniie IN us translu nee
uepans nshes q strange form ORR ana glo-
n -, colorlng olsported themselves EN-
nen 'l'e ury ianu began AN 20 appear, ana
- e1o" ees .'ne eieas lorests tnag
81 % o'luou a. Wi.n lllaleie al the earpn
~ - 'no !" eaoeis. : y 1ni1 liz
~ 'na-s -"naoyuu ale pieaseu 20 cail
o wv. anilna1s were tne only u te[ll
s u ono11 sun Dei uep'ns' ana even ven
-. L. oao ~ as = u uLl u u
~ yo".s peloie ny ofsll PAT
Cd uAna oou Dno iaoe =, " naeu tl.et
-, us !" % eloie l'o'' ASKED an an
avg as,o' ....s5
. WHAT! ne e1clalmed, with a puz-|
1ieu expression ' q coun 'lt'sl
AL ice age, repeated. a period
OF time When the ice, which, as You are
spread northward and southwark until
1t enveloped almost the entire globe. 2
Oh, yes, responded mine host,
Win the air OF man trying to recall
some long forgotten and altogether triv-
1al incident. Il believe something Of