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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

@anS oper | en- S~plteprpoe. Iaoer bet
fose til bet err fart, Trimmer bet Der.
pna soot og bar iaa Reahesne OPT.
IRAN Inoer Renhesrie foge Iangiomt
til be er hsbe, ibef man ofte inur
Dem runbt, nteo en- &nIilep, forot be
tan blipe fogt pna ollie Steber. Roar
aIe Eeadesne er foete, tneer man
Dem op, meo en- Sfe % logger benz
iooper ct ilaot SAB forot blipe foIoe.
Haar ole err fogte, Inoer man Sirn-
pen foee til ben er sanife tpf 90 bel.
Der ben iaa op | en- Mugge % iptter
benne osiao tiIiibe, forat bIipe foIo.
Hoar TeadbeSne er foloe, logger man
Dem foriigtig op | 8lasfanoer, og
b9loer Sirupen oper, ibet man pas.
Ter paa. life at tose meo @rumiet,
iom lander fig paa giinben al Mug
gen. Man Iaber aanberne itaa aabne
Rotten oner o. letter ina 2aagene
paa n9ite Morsen. Spis man bill,
fan mar fnuie nosle at Bead Ste.
nerne, taee no 9iernerne og foae
Dem / SiruperL ba 4iernerne bill
iptte for bitter en- Smas, oeriom
maj ldoer Dem bore meb / Chile.
teiet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Nfrobater.
Sc huber Epelier / Earis.

Se ileite at os bar Jet Ifroboter.
Get er Soil, iom eisr p~onifelise Stunt
tier. banter paa Cine, ioretager balls.
br9ffenoe Ribt eIler sop % / oct belle
forbailier o5 peo at ubisre, bpao ser
ipneS. umtIig.
en- SumlE,g al bisie 6olf sper liz
M nor 8mteri9iorten / Yaris, % en-
Mcoarbeioer i 6igaro ifil0rer meget
IttereSiont bno ban bar Jet % Bort.
gn afrobat iortolte BAN, at ale
Girfusfmnitnere for Chen beiinoer Jig
/ Saris. vi leier ganle Sabrifcr /
@penS Smegn, iagoe ban for at be.
rcoe uS, meoens De rigere iblanot os,
toe Stars. ioretrGffer Slirnforenin.
gernes 9ofaler. Ger trainerer pi os,
Tor iii &rterct ar forbauie Tartlerne
% aisre 9pfte. 5 Girfiisiorretnin.
gen fan pirtslige Gfnitnere tlene gan.
lie nete GUNNER. airuitberioerifer.
ne iaar ira 25 Smiishor til 1900 q
2000 Snnes ON Iaaneoen. Stole.
bcrioer1ferne fnnmer op I'll 5000
Srares. GrGlpmn iaar ira 500
SraneS Ill 1900 a 1000. Sineoan'
iere sisr Scr aIorig for nlii,ore emo
1000 a 1900 Srancs. @etalinaen er
aIti0 pr. Wamneb. Seppeafrcbaterne
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
JoroifieIp / Japan.

Tacoma, @aib., Soc Sept. Camp
Tibet Tacoma" britger llnoerret'
ming ON, at Oct norolipe Sapan Tor
tire Tiger iiben blen biemiegt al Soro'
ifiGlp, pulfanif l1bbruo % en- Sio'
bslge al flor 8oloiombco. @itlfan
aiomapolna uofaiteoe glife inoober ct
tort areal, og Solicit, iom boeoe | Oa'
lefte ~neoenior, blen meeet bdnge.
5ppe SSorbrpltelier isltes | to Gage
amomrnri BrPfettliret, bpor bunore'
Der Suie blep sbelngte.
Sporrlonse Meruteifelip gift tabt,
pibes eno1n, life. acknowledgements
langS aplten bleu soelagt, og mango
2anoifreo inbtraf. Samtioig blep
&piten operipemnet at Ell Siobslge,
iom ites nj 500. Wange Biifebper
blep operflnnmet, % 6olt, iom boeoe
ueo apiten, ilseteoe til Seioerre.
Gentret for 6oritprreIien bar | Scea.
net, uoifillige Mil ira Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
I'VE Warineperfter.

lloaifterne til Dor Wtarine bI bli
betpoelig forsget / nrite Siifalaar.
Ger err oprettet ct Marinenerft / Ga
pite paa 9ii5on (Silippinerne), og bet
tr9naer mango npe 8%D9nlnger til
Ierflteoer. gn Ssfabrif maa ogiaa
onlGgges, % Ben bill antagelig toite
100000. Ser er in9en 8inter paa
5ilippinerne, ng naturlig IS frem-
bringes fslgelig fife; men oeito MOO
penoigere er Oct at lope flurItig So.
De Sorenebe Stater er ogiaa. Ger
al en Sapn paa Samoa, og en- &om-
marbant Dor Der. San bar en- Del
Solf mber Jig, % 0esuoen er Der
nogle Sanbelsm9nb % alminoelige
gorgere. SSor aommonoanten Ifal
ser bp9ges en @olig til$15,000 og for
SSolfene 9araffer til $1,000. ct
RetslofuIe trGnges. Siotil er en-
airfe meo Sorbgitln benpttet oertil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Rienolfab til
Nerinssmieler.
6ornnftist @als af Spit al itur &c.
mbnins um Spmmcren.

Nrringeu al Spebbern err en- me.
get e.porlie Spgooe, ipm ale Ipore
neo. Der mao brltge let iorosielige
GPringSmioler, elers pil Der fomme
u~foroeieoe 0ele ino / Sarmfanalcn
% iremtoloe Spgoomme.
Get er al giatigheb at pioe. II Der
iiuoeS ct Npringsrniooel, iom oltio
er trpat; oct er 8rope.N itts.
gn Wooer ifriper: "0tin gabp tog
isrite Grrmie poo Ell "Sabp Sbom"
ben Soc / oenne Wauueb, OF Oct er
ogioa / enbuer Senieenoe en- YrGmie.
gut. Seq bar holbt BAN paa 8rape.
Nuts, iioen ban a lem Maoneoer
aanmeI, Seq brlaer oglaa Ceres
Toinlm 5000 Coffee Tor mig ieIp."
DsrS. 9. 4. Siibbod, GlpiL Seros.
Grapes lits er BOG fife paa no9en
Waaoe uoeluffenbe lanei iom en- ga.
bp-aolt. men er fabriferet for ale
Werneiter, Der Iioer mere eller min.
ore al Observation-Disclosures.
gn iGrIie pigtia cling er Del, at
Ben aoit er "prebigeiteo" UNDER Gil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % life peo Guigs
eIIer Gemifalier al uoaet SloeS, men
iimpeltben peo Siplp al Sarme. Sis.
tiqbeo o. Sio hporpeh 8irrinaen
sier lit S9rt % forpauoler StipeI.
len til Grape ugar~. 0ette al.
aiper ct NaringSmiobeI for Spite.
met, feroist til oiebIitfeIis asiimi.
lation.
Gets irrIiae S9roi iom Sebemio.
Sci ioruoeu al Oct er let iorocieligt.
beitaar l. al bet aiginer De upopenoi.
9e gIemeuter til en- burtis Spbps.
ming al Geleruc / Siernen % Nerue.
centrene runot omfring | 9esemet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

foar 1000 a $500, be ringeir Sill.
Iiosfunitnere, be idofaIote "Darri-
tier forImnger $500 d 5000, og
@pmnaiter neo foit % lipiit MrbciOe
fnar fra 1000 til 5000 Jroncs, me-
oens 9pretnmmere, iofn bar ftore
llolng, betnIes enoou bsiere. 1preit
at ale a1init1tere er Soiigdeurerne,
lcm opererer pad Cine, Tibet eller
nebe pao Soroen; be faor fra 5000
til 5000 6rafts ON Moaneoen.
Snsen amer, bppr beipnrlig bet er
at bore Mrobat, ptrebe Sigoros
SicmmeIsmano. 6or at BIZ Mrtit
er Oct beoit at begpnbe fra Barn af
og oporoses oertiI. S etbpert Sab
maa man arbeibe / Sc slar ira 7
I'll 8 elmer ooglig. Soa nraa man
ilet life image Bin erIer anoen itert
Drift og life 81 itg at meo iaaoam1e
Olmbeoer iom Clifton og iligt. Oct
er m9rfp9rbig," ia Gigaros Meprn.
ientm1t, "at ffisnt Der bar pnret
afrobater | Enierrber af Mar, npiten
iioen geroens SfnbeIie, ioa ipnes
alrnitem enonu life at babe itbtsmt
alle WtbIer, ibet me Spoagelier.gis.
reg iaa at iige bper Gag" "Deri
tar De fell" ioareoe 4frobaten; "pi
er fomne til gnben | Dor &lnit. MIt,
boao Der pan bette Omraaoe er mt
Zig, er pirfeliggiort. @i bar opnaaet
en- laoSan 8rao at S9rbigbeo, DR.
og Srpgtlssbeb, at bpao Der
goar lrooper, bpao pi fan gisre, er
9nmoriitiebeo og ben fire 9so.
De nupnrenbe 9iIifaieres gsrn bill aI-
orig ie 1oget mere forbauienoe emo
oct, pi laoer @erben lie ibag. Set err
iimpeItben mnliIis."
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Gceii Hboocs % 9amTcrme.

Gen oprinoelig oaniffsbte, men M
f%uloltRnoig elseIife eller afrifunife
SO. SuIius Scope, banif &oniul |
aapitaoen, er for Chen / aisben.
baor, bpor ban bill iege ben oanife
&egierings Stette for fine Elaner
for at tr9ffe banife llooanorere til
&booeiia. S aaplanoet ielp er III alt
opta9et, Tiger ban; men | oct noroen.
for ligaenoe Gbooeiid err Der ct
6remtislanb meo uoperifuelige Mr,.
ligbeoer; Der gnar MI ~SSernbone belt
til Sopeoitooen 9iilapapp, 6orbol.
oene err mn efter WatabeIefrigen fulo.
ltpnoig rolige % Sanoet fprtrpffe.
Zig egnet til Igeroprfnins % iier
&ppgapl.
Sr. Scope bar talt meb Gecil
&booes ON i'm EIan, % Spoafrifos
aon9e, Tom ielpfslselig gierre pil
opbiGlpe Hbooeiia meb aue Mioler,
% Iom gierne oil bare DC bpgtiae %
'oieliae 0onife til llnoerioatter, bill
M faa Den oonife Reeierins til at
Ienoe en- Sagfpnoie neo % unberisae
Sanbet, Cecil Rhobes bill betaIe set
melte al Smfoitningerne berpeo. Sao
ton 9oniferne iioen foa iulo % trpg
SpIpsning ON 2anoet fra Sen Sag.
fpnSige og bebeper life at reiie.paa
BET upiSie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

SsoHef paa &pgeen. Otter mango
foreiRnes 5orisg meo ANDRE Wsioler
beluttebe be at tage fin Sillugt til
Hsntgen.S traaler. Eli fin itpre Sor.
baiiieIie fit De lie, at Saarene efter IL
Gage falbt at | ltore 9otter, os at ben
beitraalebe SsOflef inben fort Sio
Itoo Der blanf % nsgen. Siben bite
bet fig, at ma meb fltIofommen
Sifferbeo fan bringe Saar til at foloe
at paa bpiIfetiombeIit Steo, man
p9lger, naar man luber Hsntgen-
Straaler ipine paa oct. 8eo at iagt-
taee pisie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afiteo.
fommes oerpeb ingen Sfaoe enten
paa pebfommenoe Steb ielp eler /
alminoeIigbeb. W1i uonptter man
benne Spbagelie paa mango Waober.
Soar porer mbertioen paa Steoer,
boor man life ,snifer bet, (. @r. poa
itnge Yigers Sage oa Sperlpbe, pau
@orter % Bletter. Gette SOAR fan
MI fiernes uben pioere og gonife
imertefrit.
geo be opennppnte Spgbomme |
bebaareoe 9ele (Sfieguolet, l1bil9t
/ S%opeoet, Ringorme etc., err bet al
flor gigtigheb at fierne ale Saar,
for at Selbreoelie fam tnotrpbe. Saa.
rene % beres Hsooer er Silboloiteoet
for Sc 9afterier, iom frembringer
S%pgoommene, og 10 Htrtigere man
fan iaa Dem beef, bes beore. &ont-
gems traolerne bar ber iRroeles me.
get forub for @lebenaalen, iom ogiaa
brnges, % for Bincetten. Wen Soar
fommer ieien paa De Steber, Iom er
giort inaue meo Gsntgen|S troaler,
% man nc arlpenoe Dem pannp bier
iiette uge.
"GecorobsB oiten"s 2aiere bill cfter
bisie forte antpbninger foritaa, at
2psItraaler berefter fonmer til at
ipiae en- Itor &oae / mango Spg.
oomstilfeloe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Sarmen, 8ufet, @apen.

tsrre SoIm bill trrffe til iig Sen fits.
tise ltoounitnina, iom maatte finoes
| Suiet.
gnaanenoe tSsniebuiets Snoreo.
ming ioa bill ri ipare bette til en- on.
DEN Sang. Dor eget grforing bette
iibfte aar, ba pi bar bolot nsie Megn.
fob nreo bore Sons, cperbepiier os
ON, at De FOREIGNER Iieeido goot I'll.
inn % betaler Iigeiaa sobt for Oct
SteI, De faar, JON boiIfeiombeIit an.
Ore Susnpr man bar paa Sarmen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

Teohes ifrrues oe i9ites oper /
Ell 8rpoe meo bare ioomeget guno,
at De life Jaeger iis peo. Ran 20.
ger Dem, til De er msre og presier
Dem iaa ieienncm ct 9srlae. Eli
bper Chart al 8eah. Wosien lager
man ~ Guno Suffer os Inber bette
foge longipmt ionunen Ell Cine.
Man rlaa rsre ofte / Oct, iorat oct
life itoI lGgge iig peo. Ron belper
Oct op | imaa ariiffer al Sten eTler
@Ias % letter Dem pao ct fisligt
Ste6
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
SLATER!
Sfttt til ale Sioeu0c.

Sor at beoiIe bet Itcre TRroi, iom Sipan.
ions - Drops beIiooer peo Selbreoel.
len a5 alsbaanoe iarlise % inoplfleoe Spa.
BONNIE, oil ., aloeIes gratis b~ortaipe
100000 Proves tIasfer al Stpans
TONS 's5 Drops" til hper 2ioenoe. JON
til os iubienoer A Gents ! irimHrier til 8e-
ialina al Hoitporto.
S~tuanSonS ss3 Drops" err ben for.
selaatislte Meoiciu i Yerpen OF er en- 60.
~ ranteret 3ur for Rheumnitsme,
-4S~ 0ofteuarf. XenoepRrt RpeprrL
uik4lh1 Ga Grippe, Aitbria. Walario.
~ Reuralaia. ieulns % prrfrnoe
TTaiof Mapxl 9eber. actarrh, S~gspepIia. Sc
ueriuaoOm. Wpreingoom. S%opeopine "a
Nerueiitet. Yriien paa Ell itor 6laiie 300
9ois1 er fun $500 % tilieubes Goer
irastirit pr. Grpreis peo Wootaselieg at
Triien.
Sr. W. @orobulm. 0asleL. Winu., friper:
Seq bar l9uge uGret piasct al Rbeuma.
fisme i spire armsn og par ei iitano til at
arbeioe. Seq lenote efter Ell Slalfe al
Smamiens "5 Drops. Seq tos ben
reaelmrslis % ben belbreoeoe mig iuletrue
oiof. WIN Nrm hopoe p9ret ongrebet | fire
llaer at nenne ioriRroeliee 89rf. Seq or
operbeuiIt ON. at Emanions IS Drops"
helbreoer HheEmatlsme ielp pm ben &c
manee Aar aammei. ct er iiitert, fcries
Swaniens "5 Drops" % OIL i.al a!orig
an9re BET.
Sgaeuter aataaes paa mceet eooe
0tifaar. Sfsir ioas til
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.,
tso-isA 4 Lake ST. Chicago. III.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13

mliis Geitb @iniams. 8ur &c, 8apnesuile, Ohio.
Der belbreoeoe fin torialone far efter ~aareldng Glens
pisbso os neiten unpbpfbelise sibeIier. Tiger:
sea fat bli iaa glao, bpis De bill uffeutliagirre
min EplepeIIe; bel ptl Da nad nndnge andre og ldoe
benz uioe on oct oinunoerlige @oloen Specife. Sea
bill meo @I9be aiere alt. ieB fan, for at hi9lps bus
fenipmbeiIt lioenoe SITTER, Der itriper til mig"
9r. gaines, GpIinoereu, pil ieuee en- grspe at
bette ~ltprarteoe aGtooel irif til aue, lem itrioer efter
bet. glof at yRtolet ienoes fritz III al Oiie, hporonu
bet fan bruges | Ehe. aaffe euer 1lao. % at bet pti
Seup 4eres Na0n 90 Goresie til Or. 2. %. Satnes,
I710 @leun suiloing, cincinnati. Ehip, % ban pl
ienbe Sem en- ri 9reue al " tolet, o!tbpsgslta turs
sruasanpisninger SBeer % 8ioresbpro ira Suns
oreper. GER er blet iurerei, % ait. ION trenaes ier at
htrlpe Sem at re ooe benz, Se bar flrr, ira ct neos
oarpieense Gin pg tilitet Gattisoom % RanEre.
5frtp eiter en- ri 8rgoe ioag. Zen pI aisre
Reifen al Seres 2in Ipiere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
. baanobog
Minneiptas 2ou9iuning
siaep y. -. aretanosr.

SrnehpIoenos &c 1915 peotn9Hs ooo,
Iqlnlppe. 5ppnIpus, Gpuutnlcpe. Sfatt..
ippe. GIplelcpe. Seilope. Sattiglups. sGst.'
Iabs. Ga StilsmMle-9o &eal eltas..
gserel. ca annolope, Stttteloue. Sriminll'
lpre. 2ieu.9ope. 5reoniusssSc o.i.o.
goseu or auuouarlis ior enbper 6orr.t.
ninasmano % 6arner. gReo ben l quiet
Ian man mare zig meae; SrpoerI % Id.
Glitter til SGaiprer. @por tRoouaosi sa.jl
pprtpirit. 2,lials5 bos
.. e%luunpien, Seccrah Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
Sgltcbe YeahcS.

&eades, iom ifoI ipItes, mac upre
aloeles mobue, men life bIeoe. MAN
itrGaer bent tleper Dem og Iaaer no
S%tenerre. eller man Iaoer Dem
p9p belle, mango ipnes Dc iaar
en fjuere Smag noar man Iaoer
Dem pnre hele oe hitter DEM meo
Stenene / Mau lager 1 Yuno
Sutter til bpert YlnO meo 6rugt %
til bpert Guno Suffer, taaer man en-
aop @ano. gean letter Suffer oa
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-13
9nTrt % Rfckkrnrt
Bead Butter.

@sfisersi al en- prcfiis 2usmoDer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-05
WORTH MORE THAN SILVER.
Colorado's Fields OF Alfalfa Of Greater
Value Than Her Mines.

Great As IS the wealth OF the State Of
Colorado in silver she has a far more
valuable product in the royal purple
alfalfa that supplies fodder for the in
Vulnerable herds that roam the plains
and feed in the valleys Last year the
value of the alfalfa crop was placed at
$4,000 900. yet that does not represent
It's contrbutory worth.
In 1892 the introduction Of this grass
into the State solved the problem of for
age which up TO that time had puzzled
the pioneers. who had not been able ~
raise successfully any other form of for
age Alfalfa made possible the great
stock-g growing industry OF the State.
Last year the aggregate number Of nor.
ses' cattle. hogs and sheep. according
to assessors returns. was 100000. val
ued at $4,000 600 Excepting the range
sheep and cattle and some horses in the
cities. alfalfa formed the greater part of
the food of all these animals. Thu,
dairying, a new but rapidly developing
industry depends on the alfalfa.
The great grain farms and potato
ranches need this product rs we'll Al
ia.ta is peerless as 2 soil rcnoyator and
enricher It's long roots. penetrating 10
depth below the surface that other
plants cannot reach. gather the needed
elements and. dccaying. ibcratc them
for the benefit OF future crops.
The Colorado farmers mas learned that
rotating crops Of wheat and alfalfa make
the ayerag yield of wheat in Colorado
twenty-five bushels 90 the acre while
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-05

OF the general oi .bc Revolution IL
may De fairly said that thcir military
ability was. at least uperior 20 that Of
their opponents They never lost an
army. while Bufgoyne los, his at Sara.
toga, and Cornwalls his al Yorktown.
Howe gained victories at Long Island
The Brandywinc. and Germantown. but
they were no, due to his skill but ,o
the fact that he commanded regular
trained troops and was opposed by un.
disciplined ievies De escaped defeat at
Monmouth but this was due % Lees
treachery and cowardice Similarly.
CORVALLIS gained victories al Gunford
and Eutaw Springs. and for the same
reasons. But neither Howe nor Corn
wallis was ever able TO- destroy or cap
ture .he army opposed TO- him. and Gin
ton did not think 81 prudent % ATTEMPT
any decisive operations on the Other
hand. Washington constantly showed
military ability Of ,hc very highes. orr.
der. There IS no greater mistake than
to call bin q good man bu. second
rate dier-Gencral Francis v. Greene
Dob Seminars
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-05
The Shade


wandered up the street Of tbi,
modern town marvelling greatly at the
strange sights / saw Nothing seemed
familiar. and great feeling OF loneli.
ness came over me. OF a truth. | was
a stranger to all this.
Suddenly As | passed a great house
mine ears were assailed by great til
multi ari ing from within.
"Gadzooks" cried This sounde,h
something like Ne thinks mine az.
prehension hath not 70. gotten the sound
OF battle! ! VIII within and perchancc
happen rpon very pretty encounter -
Whereupon ! drew my trusty blade
and dashed through the door.
1t was an awful sight. Men danced
up and down and beat the air like DEM
ons Truly. the actions were wondrous-
ly like deadly fray. but wonderful to
relate. there were no blows being struck
Have at thee g. l Numbered. aiming
a thrust at q knight of goodly size with
his hat upon the back of his head and
his neckband hanging by one end.
Just then was confronted by an.
other, who spakc and said
" Whateryedoin' here?'
Seeking fair and honorable en-.
counter with these coa;cnding knights"
quoth l.
'G'wan - rctored the churl. costs
$4,000 to get the privilege Of this floor
rs the Stock Exchange
Sadly shcathcd my rapicr and faded
away with q 2hostiy tear; for alas I
visit that ] was stranger. indeed. and
that men no longer fight with swords
but with their lungs and by wrinklirg
mp their faces and abbIng the air with
their hrgcr..-5dH Frucisc5 Bulletin.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-11-05
SKY PEOPLE

The Petcrsons live in the top of a
tall Chicago apartment building, high
up. very near the sky. But another
lives a great deal higher up. Most
people would call the members OF this
family birds, but the little PctcrsonS
call them the Sky people" Little An
gela Peterson, who has no back yard
to play in and who is too little TO go TO
the park without her father or mother,
has had lots OF fun this summer watch
ing and trying TO get acquainted with
them.
The sky people moved into their new
home quite early in the spring. They
built the home first. They built it in the
very top of the tall old tree which has
been allowed to keep its place in the
light-shaft. The top of the tree is just
a little lower than Angela's nursery win
dow. and from this window she has
looked down on the sky peoples home
all summer She began To- feel very well
acquainted with the tiny father and
mother long before the little ones p, Elk
ed and chirpcd themselves out OF The
eggs. She nearly cried her eyes out
when, on the Fourth of July. a big storm
blew the nest out OF the tree. But yes
terday as she leaned out OF her nursery
window. wishing and wishing that the
sky people were back again. She heard
a pee<ing and a chrping in the trccthat
seemed very familiar And there, sit
ting in a row on one OF the topmost
branches, were five little birds. three OF
them smaller than the other two. And
Angela was so pleased that she ran
screaming with delight, in search of her
mother
"Oh. mamma I" she cried. as she
found this dear lady "Oh. mamma
What do YOU think? The dear little SIX,
peoples children weren't killed at al
when the nest blew down. and they've
come back to visit me now that the little
ones can Ayw
And Augela's mamma. after she had
o Sy2gIss, TO the nursery window and looked
'1sn- laid fiat She really thought thi,
must be truc-Chrdg3 Record HcraId
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SOUND SLEEPER

A recent traveller in Central Africa
gives several instances of the capacity
for sleep developed by his Arab ser
wants. He mentions one of these men
as being undisturbed by the discharge
of firearms within two feet OF his head.
Another is described as follows:
Salam. our Arab boy sleeps more
Soundly than any one else have ever
come across. 1t is task of no ordinary
magnitude to wake him He tells a
story in regard to himself to the effect
that one night when he was travelling
with an Arab in North Africa. he had
TO sleep with their donkey tethered to
his leg. to keep it from running away.
When he awokc in the morning he
found that the donkey had wandered
away to considerable distance. and
had dragged him along. Judging from
our own experience OF his sleeping
powers. we do net think the story in
credible"
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in June Its favoritc housekeeping
place, are thorn thickcts. orange trees
and holly bushes The eggs are from
four 90 six in number and in color are
light greeniSh. nearly covered with
markings OF yelowiSh brown
The knocking bird has a habit Of sing
my at night. provided the SKY be clear.
and there are times when its rapturous
notes outpourcd to the moon become
a nuisance
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lection of "eorpse-rings' is fairly large
one, and every ring has, it is stated,
been obtained from the relations or
comrades of the drowned sailor. The
fad of 4 well known statesman no
longer living. for the collection of false
teeth is beaten in its singularity by this
phase of the collecting fever.
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A THEORY THAT FAILED

Relying upon the old saying that the
shortest way TO a mans heart was
through his stomach. the fond wife. who
wanted a new Worth gown, RECALLED her
husband with costly yiands for a month.
Then she made her request.
But the heartless wretch replied:
Can't stand it now. The qrosc-y bill
and meat bill was too heavy this month"
Baltimore AmericdH.
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NON-COMMITTAL ABOUT HIS
HEALTH

Robert-Oh. suppose Tom is all
right. but he is so close-mouthed. For
instance, when saw him to-day ask
ed him, How are your" and nc gave
me an evasive answer.
Richard-And what was tha.?
Robert-He said, How are you Y"-
Boston Transcript.
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HIS LEISURE SEASON

Yes" said the loud guest at the sea-
side hotel; Il move in the best society
in our town"
All" remarked the quiet man; at
suppose you are able to take your vaca-
ton now because the moving business is
slack at present. PHILADELPHIA Record.
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JUST LIKE HIS FATHFR

Mrs. Howells-Your baby resembles
his father very much, don't you think?
Mrs. Growells-Yes, in both looks and
actions. Why, he even makes a specalty(
OF crying for the moon in the dauime(
instead of at night. just for the sake OF
being contrary.-Ch icagO Ne1Vs.
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BOARDING HIS FUNDS.

Old Gentleman-My friend, what do
you do with your wages every week
put part of them in the savings bank?
Bus Driver-No, sir; after paying the
grocer, butcher and the rent, l pack
what's left away in barrels; don't be-
lieve in savings banks.--Tit- Bits
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A HEATED DISCUSSION

At this point" said the narrator
she broke down and wept scalding
tears"
My goodness exclaimed the listen
er. She must have been boiling over
with rage. '-ChicGgo Ne1VS.
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MANS SECRET POWER

In all my life" she said with a sigh.
i have seen only one man that would
care to marry"
Did he look like me?" he carelessly
asked.
Then she flung herself into his arms
and wanted to know what secret power
men possess that enables them to tell
when they are loved-Chicago Record
Herald.
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OBJECTED TO.

How did Stringer get out OF serving
on the jury"
When the lawyer asked him if he
had formed an opinion on the case he
said no, but he expected to."-TndiGnG-
Polls Meas
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BEYOND RECALL

we never remember the faces of
those we love most dearly"
hats so. To save me l can't tell
what hundred-dollar bill looks like"
Detroit Free Press.