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Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Cub gaknta.
Qabeu br1nNte.

Qa6en br0nNte.
Maoiion, 16oe SiIIi. NeSerts s
81. Seniors Ter aar enrle Ssr
boIot paa at brRnoe Eptetbiler mel
aaiIoIie. iatte ban 9aoen / grarf
ioas. en- bsi 0inb blnfte, % Sre'
bpgrineen br9nbte. Tabet er o9tte'
peo assurance.
Ere 2aubpuitrnfcr.
CANTON lobe SnIi. Regiertn'
gems Ggert for 9anopoitruter, Geo.
SIien, bIep ioae f9rbis meo ire
2anbpoitriiter fra Danfton os no
9anoet. De Ifal begpnoe itrar. Os
roitr9ffer iig moo Rorbpeit Roro oa
Rorbet, b~enDoEbsbis "a % os 2S12
Wil lange.
Trnrieio.
WiIer, ABE Suli. NrrrieiIo no.
brsb Iiee ~peitenfor 9pen igaar. 60
Deil | 29ugoe og en- bolo Qeil bred
br9nbte. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ifaffe.
De @rbeioere, iom Itanieoe SIben.
gpIingen bar life fist Sfabe / ben
itPrfe 8arme. Sarmerne bar gon'
Ifeliabeb. meo at inoe Irbeibere.
Sfuren begpnoer mart.
granS | Snruu.
Suron, 15be SrIi. @rono uobrse
iboe | Gbicoao & Nortbpeitern Ssern.
baneparb. Den blep fife i%liiffet, for
en- M91gbe Sfur, 3uIbinger, mango
Sumbrebe Con &lil. Srplait oa @pg-
9emateriaIe iamt to 6rnetoogne bar
fort9ret. Sabet er $4,000. 9ranb-
monbifobet frelite Sernbnnens 8Grf.
Iteoer.
Gaa geSrinsens Bel.
Bierre, 15oe Suli. 8. Scbnion,
iom leo Of 9ranobpIb, bIeo bragt fra
lit Sjem | Suup gountp til Soipitalet
/ benne @p. On 99ge foretog en-
Operation oe tog oct angrebne GeIle.
o9p no at ben ere 4rm. San er mn
/ 8eorine efter Operntioren, oe bai,
troes ogiaa al bore ubenfor Sare FOR
Spgbommen. 8. Sobniou er en-
~balpooren 8ut.
Snrtis ajenbelic.
Siolr Sails, t3be Ssiili. Surpen
brugte ieaor bare TO Minlttter iii at
blipe enig ON en- SrifinoefiesfienOelie
| Statens Sog moo Mbuofat ".
8rauie | Gel Rapibs % iamme @ps
Iolitimeiter, @rnoer Dillon, ION pnr
arreiteret pna Soranlebning al MrS.
Caroline gi'bop, iont beifpIote Dem
for Spoeri, foroi De ~fjerneoe ct 8ier.
De, iom bar oorettet al berbe paa ben
omtpttebe 8rpnie melem oeres Sor.
me.
Grbeiositprfen forsset.
Sioitr Sins. 13oe SSliIi. Sragtar.
beioerne paa WiIpaltfeebanen Der
eff no paa Streif Snsoag. Gette
bar fo%rnnIebiget, at en- langt itsrre
Stprfe er lat iii arbeioe | ganens 10.
fnle Srugtbus. 5 Here Maaneoer
bar arbeioet ppret ioriinfet al Mon.
gel paa Irbeioere. Streifen bragte
aff9rernes SiIitano iii 0ipiiion$iu.
observation-disclosures alinoifab, oe De me
Irbeioere bar mere emo forooblet oen
gamle Stprfe.
Hierre 9nnobiitrift Mreal.
Bierre. 14oe Ssiili. Bierre 9anSoi-
'trifts iumtlige acreareal. iom er
loreot oper otte Gountper forioen en-
Graft, iom life tilhsrer noget Conn.
IN, err 5.256.550 NcreS. bporai enomi
f.69I798 Mcres er0 aobne for gntrp.
Stonlen eonutp bar L566,t1t &cres
al bette 9nnb, og Iibt mere END 100.
600 gcres al bette lager / Sngbes
% Suap @ountper poo Qitfiben of
Chen. Mf De 5,256.550 Mcres / Si.
Itriftet err 100000 acres blepet
approprieret; ODER 2,250,000 err re.
ierperet 9ano. oa De reiteren6e /.
566, er enom1 aabne for Hpbpg.
ae. Stdrlep Gountp bar inoenfor
line @rpnier liot minore eno 10 D1il.
lloner acres, og finn en- fieroeSels
Wiaion al Gountpets 4cres err optu.
get. aontorets final proofs" / Den
ior!sbne Waaneb pdr for 4,14S
acres. og Sano "fiIeo on" par 3,263
Aeres.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
glltuptB.
Tauf Eeit.

Chicago, 15be SSuli. Rauor Snr.
riiou talte iaaar neo oct oanite MI
o~erbomsbiems 6eit o. @ieniorening
AZ gamle bauife Rpbpegere / aolses
Bari / Dunnina. Parfer bar oeto.
reret meo Slag o. Sonterner. oa ale
6mbebsm9no par iierte banife gon.
betoihrmer. Wopor Snrrion bolbt
en- fort Gale til pris for 9anmarf.
On afteuer blep ct prpgtigt Spr.
pprteri afbr9not, reprGienterenoe
Den oonTfe 5laabes Scamp meb 9oro
Relion | 1901. Were END 5000
9anife BAR tiliteoe. IRE Reoalier,
gipet Of BEN banife aoniul, s. g.
Snuior, bleo forPret I'll De ire Ploite
tiIiteoepGrenoc Rbbpgeere. Ialen
bIep boIot Of Dtrs. Catherine 5oft,
Oct onnife Siems YrGrioent. We.
oalierne tiIfaIbt q. @eItengaaro.
iom bar boet ! Chicago ii Sage I9n.
sere eno emil 5riid, 8iuberen Of
Ocu nnoen WeoaIie. gegge tom til
Chicago | 1868. Gen treble blep al.
BET til gbriiten Or. aeflang. iom fom
nj Chicago ! 1864.
Gbieasos SeiOlfnins.
Chicago, 15oe Sui. Ger piI blipe
mere eno $4,000 Rapne / ben npe
aoresiefalenoer, Tom fommer no
Sen 20oe Siili. Stattititere. iom for.
itaar iis paa 9efolfning, tiger. at
gosen oil oiie. at Chicago bar g.
100000 Snopaanere. Gette err fen,
grocents GorseeIie fra 1900, eaer
mere END ! be iorlsbne aar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
mtarnnHir.
2~nuopuitrnfe.

@ranton. 16oe Sui. Ora 2oen
Sept. opretteS en- 9nropoitrnte ira
@ranton, Glarf Gountp. &utens
99ngoe, 30 Ril; bebrffet areal, 81
apaoraimil; betient gefoIfning, l..
400; Suie Iangs Ruten, 322.
YiSt al en- Slaase.
Yrescott. t6oe SSltli. 8. 6initaos
IL aur gnmle Cater i esbaile blep
blot al en- alapperilnnSe. gageiter
eif bun ~ 9tiI til lit Siem. Ter
Mt bun aIfobol, iom utuiliomt REQ.
oeoe benoes Sip.
garfooet % barbooebet.
ga CROSSE. t5oe SYuli. Snlius
8lobm anfom bio tiolig ions bario.
BET % bnrbopeoet og paaitoo, at ban
bar eaaet fra iii Sieui @innipeg.
Wan., iii Ga crosse. et afitnnS al
6f3 Weii. San flyer. m ban blep bel.
iignet meo Ell 9elsg al 8no.
iom anbenbnreoe BAN en- mn Helisiou
oa beialeoe ham ill al gaa no
9eroen os prGoife ben oa life aad
forbi "a Crosse % gtilfpaufes paa
Heiien. San flyer ogiaa. at ban er
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

i9oet blep fpttet bio, er oeiaa betras.
tet iom en- 3rnnfelie al 9open moo
forrupt Gambling. SoIepfolfet paa.
itaar, at aonteiten life fan opretbol.
bes, og of bet blot er en- @eppgeIie
for at binbre gpens Bert og Bel.
itonb.
NnSretp NelIon bso.
@oheiter, 16be Slili. anorew
WeIion bsbe ~ieanrnftes at apopIef.
tif Slas / fit SorretuinssIofale paa
9rouopap. San bar en- sammel og
beiastet goreer / 8odeter, bpor ban
bar oreoet 9rpsoobsforretning | 40
aar. ga ban fom BERTH, bar @o6e.
tier er Iiben 9anosbp. Sfior beisste
BON fit Ssoelanb Norge. Sans gnss
og tire 9ern operleper bam.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Gbieasos geiOlfnins.
lnhom
Snhnoer isaer Siem.

CT Renc, 15be S,uli. 10.967 Der.
Toner blep regiitreret ibaa Gette
bringer ialt 9aaet op til 31.0t5 re.
giitrereoe / gl Reno. 9sroas aiteii
par 1900 Berioner regiitrereoe !
canton. Altiue er roligt. og Der er
ineeu Sioelie. iIagiet 8armeu bper
Gag holoer ia runot 100 @raoer.
Arbmefle Sros. bar neoiat griien
pod raihneret Suffer 10 points.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

fttpeg. Yoltftet fror, al. Slopnt er
ben iamme Mano, iom bar ~terrori'e-
ret Garmere | Winneiota peo at fptae
8ilomano. 9ommer grinoIep 10.
naonte ioaa 99per III at ~unoerisge
glcbms GorftanS. g fanot bam at
bore iinosipg.
Stanset al en- Ore.
prescott, t6Se SuIi. SSarme. Gal
Dor SIion, iom Dor ~ WtiI fra Pres.
colt, blep Ssnbas itanget al en- ohm
Ore. ct Sorn siennemboreoe bars
2unge. Sons grpitfasie og nogIe
&ibben bIep brliffet, Get er liaet
Saab ON, at ban fan lepe.
@np. 60 Solette ing.
WiImaifee, t6oe Suli. @irperner
Ga SoIettes 99ee, Or. Soy, bar I'm.
oerrettet BAN ON, at bans p~notRrfte
Heiie til Buffalo utaa opgipes. gu.
perneren fan life forlaoe lit Gus. %
BET er life llbfist til, at ban fan blioe
friif NOT Ill at beItage / @iscou'in.
oaaen / Buffalo ben 27oe Suli, gice.
gupernsr Stone bill uoen Soil repre-.
ientere 8iiperneren oeo ben pnn.ame.
rifanife fulfilling.
Yatient faffet.
8Ientpoob, 16oe SuIi. Ole Dor.
serion, Tom unbpee fra ct. Groir
Gountp IipI, bpor ban bar @atient,
bIep poagrebet Der tiolig tbas og
ienot tilbaee til Rep Rihmonb al
Superintendent WbeeIer. gorger.
ions SnmiIie Dor fire Wtil noroenfor
@Ienipooo, % bio snffeoe ban pritnof
at gaa.
gleb iinosips.
geloit, 14Se SatIi. Mrs. Oscar
Surnep. en- aontraftsrs SuitrrL er
blepet iiubsipe peb at grlible oper e.
Sernbdneilbelb, boorpeo TO aoinoer
bIep brnbt. 9emte ltIpffe bar bun
ieIo Sienpiore Ill. Soerenng Gre.
net iioen p~nsierebe benoes GUS.
iprans bun iro og raabte I'll Wano.
ifabet, al bet maatte iagtne Snrten.
Otter at bape trnirget Dem til at
fisre larsiomt peo at trlie Dem meo
Repolperen, blep bun ienbt iii aiplet
/ Renbota.
Miiter Turmne.
90 Crosse, t5he sSiiIi. Sarrrer
Conrad gIger, iom Dor norbenior ben.
ne gp. bIep 2sroag ~pIpnbret for nor.
item $1,000 | Sub, meoens ban ar.
beioebe poa ageren. Sm er Ell gam.
mel Wanb. oa hans Snn err io9ffet.
Snn bar aItib iparet Berae og lagt
op en itor Sormle; men MI er ban
ns0liberbe. Sor Here glar iioen be.
CROP ban en- Del al fine Renge poa
Sarmen; De bleo ~itidalet og fom al.
orig tilbage. Sad oeponereoe ban en-
Sum / alma 9anf. iom gif ianit.
Ssroagens Vlpnortng eiterlooer ham
iom fnttig Wanb. @lger Dor alene
% er bel fienbt | Gourmet,
8nmmel Nnbngser o6o.
gIad Niper Sals. t5oe SiiIi. Or.
g. j. @aion, en- al De ploite Rpbpg,
gere, bsoe Der igaar. San bar fsot /
Sermont / 1923, men fom bio / tppe
Mars Ilberen. Ser bar bon p9ret
praftiierenoe Cage / 80 aar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
MfnnrTntn.
&ipbcr Eerler.

1inona, 14oe snIi. Iaurice
@roper, Stem gorf, bar p9ret l9nge
| @eiten os fi5bt HerIer. Sm for.
talte, at ban bapSe fisbt perler for
$4,000, og | benne gp baobe ban
fjsbt for S1,S00. Gen opreite Terle,
$3.50, baooe ban fisbt al 6. 90. 9a.
pis. Canine Yerle b1oe Saois
fisbt | Stobborb, @is., for en- Taa.
neb iioen for 500. Get oar en- Terle
meo ioIoastig 5aroe os Ii CONNIE /
Diameter.
SrnHet AT 9pnitraale.
an~nanSaIe. t6be SltIi. en- uftg
5inlGnoer oeo Nann Sari bIep irnor-
ges truffet Of Spnilb fire 0eiI
sitenfor Der. @ienoplipelie aniees
for of bore unrulig.
gil blipe 9anosbg.
Groofiton, 15oe Sui. County
fommisiGrerne bar gipet 9orserne /
Senorum, Minn., 9epiling til at
boloe Sale Den 17oe guguit, bpor De
peo Gfitemuing bill afgisre Spsrgs.
maalet ON Snforporation al Sen.
hriim iom 9anosbp. Set Serrito-
rtrm Tom ifal inforporeres, beboes
al 400 Snooaanere.
Spiteu bessuber.
@inona. 16oe SuIi. Sturen err
begpnot ! @inona County. Sit aorn
moones paa Ell Sang. s matiae
Strss maa aornet flores inoen en-
llse, eaer Oct pil soeI9saes paa
gsrene. Tette er ben tiolisiie Sslt
| bette Gorntp paa mango slnr. Sao.
ren flores MI. Den er 10 9age
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

asesasgnnessss

Hsaa tnsfevae irnef ssr gaaabaa % fsrsbaa gaors
ger apertisfsueuter ~iustaess NE I to poa btnmbeu
hssacs RruerS nsontaore bet ubtrafss,s ioxian.
sea. cuis q eoertisieusrn;, en fsrff fostusr ino
ftrsesssuumrrt T. o., i~srsanses inDruffef 8 0duse.
VI bet iorms tuot 8 9rsscssaHmere Bros. bar taoe.
sSfsr x~pertisismsntrT, Tot bet safer rrss, bN uar
res aosrttsismsat Bet aesrs eisrue vaa gou
~psfutru.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

@reo Solitoi er bet uaiisSt
iom seresmeolem al Oct itsrite VI.
b~olosieiitab | Roifoa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
anbre,u Helfon bsb.
Nnrn Dnkntn.
Shalt tiIosbe.

@ranb SORTS, 15oe SuIi. Chris
Sbeoborion bleo or9bt 9srbas Mai
ire Nil | Norboeit for Wappiae. Son
par en- bel fienot Sarmarbeioer. 81
@ntal Sarmtere % arbeibere bar iam'
leoe ON en- &agge 81, ba Wtlinobhg'
aeri bespnote meIem Ebeooorion oa
5armer Martin Slion. Sbeooorion
blep fpalt tilbsoe. Olion bar oper.
sipet Zig til Wpnoigbeoerne. en- Co.
roners Surp ifal ~unberisee Sosen.
Tbeooorion efterlaber gnfe, men in.
tet Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Hoods ~Sarsaparina

helbrsser %erpsfiet-eeu iiprier os frifsr
% belle Spitemss.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

Sc nbtomite gtllmmere al "5eo
9lrnen" fan erbuloes Ior Csc
EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Drainage I@et.

Sarge, 16oe SuIi. Zen fsrite
Days Sesiion at Sri-State Drainage
4 Canal asiociation bar life .iaa
goot belsgt iom oentet. Otter Otter.
miooagsmeoet og SaIg al Senator
Sansbrougb til permanent pr9iioe.
renoe gmbeosm9nb, blep ser aoiour.
neret til imorgen, oa flere iremifuu.a
WGno oil msoe. 9lanm oe tilireo.
p9renoe ibag bar Senator Sans.
brouab, &ongresmanb @ourfe al Spo
Safota og &ongresmano 2acp ii
Soma. Waior 2acp CT 6ormano 10.
8ongresiens offentIige 9onofomit,,
oG bans N%PrbereIie er Of life ringe
getpbning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Gaa @eSrinaens Bel.

Bierre, 15oe SiiIi. 8. Sobnion,
iom leo Of granobpIb, bIeo bragt fra
lit Siem | SuQp gountp til Soipitalet
/ benne gp. On 99se foretog en-
Operation os tos oct an9rebne GeIIe.
o9p no al ben enc 4rm. San er mi
/ 8eorine efter Operntioren % bai,
troes ogiaa al ppre ubenfor Sare for
Spgbommen. 8. Spbnion er en-
balpooren 8ut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Insipelist Scorag.

ct. Glouo, t6oe SiIi. StGpning
oil blipe fremlagt i 6olep imorsen /
Inleoning al ben nplige iteotunone
8amp ON 5lptning at Gountpieoet
Sranf y. @ooers | @atab oil unoer.
tegne De n~sopenbise e0ieite0e grfl9.
ringer. aaringen er urigtig 9rns
al Benge al Soleps Silb9nsere, %
meoens insen ipecIele Silf9loer er
n9oni. er Oct oen alminoelige Oplps.
ming, at 5olepfoIfet uloplie bar brig!
$4,000 til at iniluere pna Stemme.
giuerne, OF paa Den Naaoe opnnae.
oes De ~nsouenoige 90 Brocent al Dc
oigipne Stemmer. Mt Solep Bros.
81. Bmil bso $12 900 I'll gpenina
at ct Gourtbis / Solep, bois Gountp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
Garlige gepilgninger.

Sarge, t5be Suli. gpraaoet bar
uoIignet ben aarlise geoiains for BET
n9ite Siifalnar. Gen totale Gum er
$122,S22, booraf $77,620 er for 8p.
briis og $45,500 for SfoIebrug. Den
iamtlise noligning er npiten $4,000
mirore en- flor; men geeogangen er
Sfoletoligntng, oa gpeus llbeifter
er anlaaet til $4,000 mere eno flor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19

Maoiion 16oe SilIi. ReSens s.
90. Seniors ier gar eninIe Ssn
boIbt paa at br9noe Hpterbiller meo
RiiIolie. iatte ban 9aoer i graro
ibag. en- bsi 8inb bln'te, % Err.
b%pgnineen br9nbte. Tabct er o9tfet
oeo Msimrance.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
8ranb Surfs Gonntps Eensc.

8rano Sorts, 15be SiiIi. Gountp.
fasierer elton bar ienot Gountpfom.
mis'ionen lit &ontors aarlige Sorret.
n~ingsrapport. De iamleoe SnbtGg.
ter for Siifnlaaret, icm enbte 30te
sunni, bar $470,54S.73, inobeiattet
en- Balance ira forrige gar til ct Be
LOB at $S6,944.t2 % Snofasierineer
| Iarets Sob al $3.50, 604.6t Iarets
uogifter bar $427, S56.26, bpilfet ef.
terlaoer Ell fontont Balance Of $43,.
412.17.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
8ummcl @pbsgser opb.

gIad Mtper Sails. t5oe Sui. Or.
g. j. @aion, en- al De ploite Rpbpg.
gere, osoe Der igaar. San bar isot /
Sermont / 1923, men fom bio / tnpe
Mars Mberen. Ser bar bon n9ret
praftiierenoe 99ge / 80 glar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-19
gelaer GmbeSsmrnb.

Ilbert Sea, 156e Suli. granobe.
partementet bar boIot tit aarlige
Mfsbe 90 oalgt fsleenbe gmbeos.
mGno: gbef, @. s. Meitfen; fsrite
a~siiiterenoe Gbef, Sobn u. 9litap'
ion; anben nsiiiterenoe Gbei, 6. 6.
9rainero, Sefret9r. 3. 8. Simou.
ion; ausierer, 8. q. Rolmer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04

wife was married before, but She was
sold to a brutal man by her parents.
He was killed in drunken brawl on
her wedding day, and so she was re-
leased from her hated vows. She was,
indeed, educated for the operate stage.
and all else that you have heard con-
corning her Is true; but she was your
fathers lawfully-wedded wife. Beat
rice, will you go with me to Italy to
prove my words true? Decide. and to-
night. Our marriage must take place
this very night, or tomorrow the
choice will be no longer yours"
''You will not give me until to-mor-
row." she pleaded.
But her cheeks had not paled. and
there was strange ring in her tone he
could not understand.
81 will not give you yet another
hour" he answered. will you con-
sent?"
you will tell them all, before the
ceremony takes place, that I am the
inheritor of an honored name. and heir
ess to my fathers wealth-in reality,
mistress in my own homer"
Eyes, will tell them ALL"
''Come for me in half an hour, then:
I will be ready. MOI" holding up one
hand to warn him back. as he was
about to approach her-'I must have
my last hour Of freedom wholly my
own!"
He paused.
Beatrice. you will not fail me?"
"My word is pledged" she answered.
But when the door had closed upon
him. she walked quickly to one of the
windows and threw it open.
LET mes have air!" she gasped.
ITO breathe the same atmosphere with
him is poison!"
Scarce had the clock chimed the half
hour before he returned.
But what wonderful change had
taken place during his absence!
1t was. indeed, the old Beatrice Mark
ham who stood before him-Beatrice-
dazzling, brilliant, radiant-as he had
never seen her. She had cast aside her
mourning, and greeted him as a bride
beautiful. peerlessly beautiful, in her
white satin robe, her neck and arms
bare and unjeweled, her lips parted in
a smile.
fell across his face.
"You are displeased with me?" she
said. "You do not wish me to wear the
garments of bride?"
"Displeased with you, my love?" he
answered. her words dispelling his
fears. "a thousand times, no! But
my happiness-the happiness for which
I have SO long hungered-terrifies me
with it's magnitude. You have scorned
me so long! and to-night-to-night-"
"To-night is the dawn of the new
day." she replied. "Come!"
(To Be Continued.)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
Salisbury Scared at Dinner.

Lord Salisbury is one Of the most
genial Of men when seated with his
friends at a well-laden dinner table.
One evening while so situated he had
been keeping the whole company alive
by his conversation, when suddenly he
stopped short in what he was saying.
and his face was seen to become grave
and anxious After a pause Of some
minutes, during which his lordship sat
speeches. and motionless, his neighbo1
asked him what was the matter.
''It has comet" he muttered, in a
voice Of despair.
What has Gomez" was the bewild-
cred reply.
1T has come at last. The doctor said
it must. I have been expecting 1t for
these last ten years. and now it has
come"
But what has Gomez" asked the
questioner, thoroughly frightened. care
you ill?"
II am seized with a paralytic stroke.
1 have pinched my leg again and again,
but can feel nothing"
"Oh, you can set your mind at rest
on that point" was the reply. SIT is
my leg you have been pinching."-Chi-
cago Chronicle.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
CHAPTER XXXVII.

In her own room Beatrice once more
awaited Randolph Chester's coming.
He had promised her the papers-she
had promised him her consent.
The clock on the mantel struck :,
when she heard outside the expected
step.
She rose and opened the door before
he could request admittance.
''You bring me the papers9" she said.
His face was very pale, and his eyes
were blazing like lurid Goals. His lips
were firmly met in one rigid line.
mo, Beatrice" he answered; II have
failed in securing them. 1t is the first
failure of my life. Were I supersti-
tious man, might regard it as an ILL
omen. Happily, am not. Moreover,
I will still do all that I promised you.
1 will go to Naples, and obtain there
the proof that you require. I possess
information that has recently come to
me, which will enable me to do this. I
have lately heard the true story regard
Ing you fathers True, his
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
THE TRAINING OF BOYS.

Wise Mother Is She Who Tries to
Forget the Danger of Broken Legs
and Arms.
An excess of care is often as bad as
no care at all. The mother must often
shut her eyes on the playground.
have seen it done with good effect un-
der difficult conditions. I have seen a
mother sit at her sewing in great
barn, and pretend not to be aware that
her boys were spanning the beams over
head crawling on loose poles and hang
ing to wooden pegs, thinking it great
fun to get the length Of the barn, close
under the ridge pole without her know
ledge. I have seen the boys sitting
with hushed breath in the thick foliage
of tree top, fearful lest the mother
should get "worried"-and the mother,
all this while, knowing the truth, wise
ly turned her back, and courageously
called up all instances where boys have
not fallen from treetops. She never
knew how much sturdiness and agility
was getting planted in those small legs,
until one of the boys became the
champion high-jumper in college. Nor
had she much occasion to salve over her
bruises. A little st. Johns wort in rud-
dy oils was about the only healing pre-
paration brought into requisition. They
were learning something else all the
while, those boys. One sweet night the
mother heard one say to the other, as
they slid into bed: "Dickie, grandpa's
coming tomorrow, and we won't climb
any trees while he is here, cause it will
make him sad" And they climbed no
trees for six weeks; but they rowed IN
the harbor in their small boat, not
knowing that grandpa sat on the shore
silent and miserable. So much, as have
said elsewhere, do we play at hide and
seek in this world.-Harper's Bazaar.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
CHAPTER XXXvI.

To Beatrice both voice and face were
started with start of recognition. 1t
was the stranger who that morning had
accosted him at the lodge door, and
with whom he had held such long and
earnest converse.
you did not tell me all to-day, my
man." he said. mot even the whisky
set your tongue quite loose; but the
rest of the story, to which I have just
listened, is no surprise to me. AS for
you, Miss Markham, you need not fear
mistake in putting the note Mr.. Talbot
sent you in the wrong room, and let
ting that handsome she-devil at the
house get her first inkling Of our Sc
cret- But I'm going to make up for
that to-day. I'm in Mr.. Talbot's SER
you this at any time, you would not
fear to trust me-"
And he drew from his pocket card,
on which were inscribed few words
IN Bertrams writing; but it had grown
too dark for Beatrice to distinguish
either. Still, drowning men cling to
straws, and she must trust some one.
"You are not deceiving me?" she
asked. -
"Take the card. When you go into
the light it will reassure you. Mean
time, tell me into what immediate place
Mr.. Chester proposes forcing you. You
must temporize, not rebel, until we,
Zoo. can lay the proper train"
"But tonight he has promised to
bring me the papers the papers he has
stolen from this place where Tyrrell
had hidden them; and in return for
their possession I am to become his
wife. This I have sworn. But one
him--and this is impossible. He has
them, and will hold them to the bitter
end"
"Shure, and I'm not confident, miss,
as it's he that stole 'em away from
here, for only this morning he came
whining to me to give 'em to him."
But who else could have taken them?
All, there is no help, no help!"
care you sure of that?" asked anoth-
er voice, low, earnest, respectful. BE
atrice, have you confidence for all the
world but lne?"
1t was Allen Layton who had put the
Huestion-Allen Layton, who had seen
her flight from the house and, fearing
danger, had followed her, as the de-
tective had followed Tyrrell from the
lodge.
The meeting seemed strange and un-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04

General Washington wanted q man.
It was in September, 1776, at the City
Of New York, few days after the
battle Of Long Island. The swift and
deep East River flowed between the
two hostile armies, and General Wash
ington had as yet no system establish
ed for getting information of the en-
emy's movements and intentions. He
never needed such information so much
as at that crisis.
What would General Howe do next?
II he cross at He'll Gate, the American
army, too small in numbers, and de-
feated the week before, might be caught
on Manhattan island as in trap, and
the issue Of the contest might be made
to depend upon single battle; for in
such circumstances defeat would in
volve the capture Of the whole army.
And yet General Washington was COM
PEELED to confess:
1--WE cannot learn, nor have we been
able to possess, the least information
Of late"
Therefore he wanted a man. He
wanted an intelligent man, cool-head-
ed, skillful. brave, to cross the East
River to Long Island, enter the en-
emy's camp and get information as to
his strength and intentions. He went
to Colonel Knowlton, commandig re-
markably efficient regiment from Con-
necticut, and requested him to ascer-
tain II this man so sorely needed could
be found in his command. Colonel
Knowlton called his officers together,
stated the wishes of General Washing
ton, and. without urging the enter
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-07-04
DndHp6 It.

The Apostle Peter had just preached
his wonderful sermon.
1t had resulted in 5000 converts.
"But how are you going to baptize so
many at one time?" asked one of the
ither preachers.
eff you please, brother" replied Pc
ter, 1--WE will not disturb the good feel
ings of the occasion by any discussion
concerning the mode of baptism. Let
us leave that for the sectarians of fu-
ture ages"