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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
Housekeeping Linens.

The stock is made up of the very practi-
ca, kinds. as well as the Linens that give
an arfstocratic tone to the dining table.
Particular Housewives could not 30 better
than come to the Pemberton's Store for
every Linen need.
Sx10 Damask Cloths ................s251
sxl2 Danlask t.oths .............s3.oI
ski Damask Cloths. .....-............S35
Sx16 Danask Cloths .......-............$iO0
SIS Napkins to match -.--..--........S250
SKA Napkins to match ...-.----....s35N
sS-inch extra .ieavy Table Danask, 5. y
quality ....-........-...-...-.-.. 90
5:o Napkins
3Xt Napkins $3.50
Unbleached Danask. 6s inches wide. all
linen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .5lC
72-nch all linen Bleached DaDask Sc
Towels. ISx36. hemrned. $50 dozen
z0x3S II. S. Huck Towels. all linen dc
each. or $50 do rss
Her-Stitched Huck Towels. 22xI6, was
$500 dozen, now ........................$f50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29

Funeral with requiem mass from Sacred
Heart church THURSDAY, October Both.
at 1896 A. NJ. Friends and acquaintance
invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
Wonan's Suits.

Freshest and most engaging OF new fall fashions TX
nressons Of greatest satisfaction heard every day. ana
that is an ndsputabe indication that styles taDr1cs ana
workmanship correct ASIDE from the -
he greatest assortment OF distinguished styles we otter very
extra values, follows:
Cancels Hair Cheviots and Plain Chevot Blouse SUITS
blouses trimmed with stitched straps 7gored Hared skill ~
Blue and Black, tor q.s
Doube-Breasted Coat Suits, velvet collar, 7-gored
aared skirt in Black Chevot, for 81 500
Cloth Blouse Suits skirts and bouses prettly trimmed
with satin bands drop skirts Blue Black and Brown 500
Walking Skirts.
Ladies' Melton Cloth Skirts slot seams, button trim
med backs Black and Oxford, for .e4.oo
Ladies Melton Cloth Skirts slot seams, button trimmed
h,, -; Pie and BLACK .........SS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29

First race-six furlongs-Worth q
to y won. Evelyn Byrd C to - second,
Best Man (25 to y third. Time, 1:I4 80.
Second race-five frrloags-Red Sam Is
to u Won Vestia Q5 TO y second, Com
putation G to y third. Time. 1:o21-5.
Third race-Inile and a siNteenth-The
Lady &c TO y won. Scarlet Lily Oh to 81
second. Felix Bard e to y third. Tine.
Al 3-S
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
ADVERTISED LIST.

Men: Arbie Allen. M. f. Allea,
Wm. A. Carr, James Brown, Angus
Buchanan, Joseph Ballentine p. j.
Byrnes, VIM. Callahan, Elmer Farms
worth, Alex Forbes, j. Gould, Joe
Gokey VIM. Cheney, Henry Hill,
John Hermon, James Kelley, A. Nc.
Curr, Charles Martin Ferrin Mount,
&. j. Martin, ChaS. Perntlly, Gulio
PIANO, ]. G. Peppins. Norm IN Pratt,
{. Il. Scott, Geo. Thompson, II.
Whitney, Agent for Vocallions.
Women: Mrs. j. Forbes, Mrs. +.
E. Geary, Julia Hogan, Mrs. T. ].
Holman, Mrs. VIM. Hunker, Mrs. A.
Anally, Nellis Mckee, Gertrude L..
Pray, Guissepptni Realina, Jennie
Cham, Stella Holland, Pearl St'Pierre,
Lisir Robertson, Margaret RI OK.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
CITY News.

The Rev. FIR Holland Of Montreal
will sing high mass at St. Monica g
church at 1880 tomorrow and preach.
Alexander McJ.eay aud sister, Mrs.
Murdoch Mcleod, who have been Wis
iting their brother. Roderick McLeay,
returned this morning to their home
In Bury, P. Q.
Mrs. W. e. Dusham is on a visit to
Rouses Point.
Charles Norrie returned to his home
In Albany this morning.
Miss Carrie Beck is in Tunbridge on
visit.
Miss Florence Pearl is spending
Sunday with friends in Northfeld.
Mrs. Sumner Kimball OF Montpelier
fell down, while putting some wood
In the furnace last evening. She dis.
located her right shoulder and being
a lady over 7. years of age, the results
may be serious. she VS. formerly a
residen: Of this city.
Human Skeels Of Plattsburgh, N.
Y, is visiting his family in town.
Conductors Colby and Hoye have re-.
Sumed their positions on the c. V.
Harry Emerson went to Mortified
this noon.
George Rel 1 of Smith st. begins his
duties as jantor of the PreSby terrain
church today.
At the Presbyterian church tomor.
row Mr.. Mitchell will conduct the
usual services.
j. G, Walker is oft Of town for a
few days.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
CITY News.

Frank Belville is in 1t. Johnsbury
on business
Clarence Wood is visiting in Rut-
land.
The first meeting In the new chap
ell built at Maple Hill by the First
Fruit Harvesters was held Thursday
evening. A convention and dedica,
tion will be held January Bird and
holding over two Sundays. Several
prominent speakers will be present.
Robert Wheian, long time engi.
neer on the Central Vermont railway
between Montpelier Junction ard
Barre, has been granted leave OF ab-
sence Of three months, He went to
New York Friday morning and will
visit several New England cities be-
fore his return.
The Clover Club will not hold an.
other meeting until Tuesday January
9Th. l..D.
Charles Wishart has resigned his
position as clerk at the post office and
has accepted position ut the Granite
Savings Bank & Trust Co. He will
enter upon his duties Jan. LIST.
All members OF the Barre Co-opera-
tive society that want chair wood will
please leave your order at Hecker's
cigar store today or tomorrow.
W. S. Robins is visiting in Bufllug-
ton. '.
Miss Emma Black has returned
from visit in Waitsfield.
James Enright of Grnniteville plead
guilty yesterday to selling, furnishing
and keeping and was fined s54 In
Guiding costs.
Abram Mann has In his possession a
curiosity In the form Of razor made
In Limerick Ireland In 1898. 1t was
given him BY John Lane OF Maple
Hill.
VIM. Noonan has moved from Maple
Ave to 10 Laurel St.
'. Bruno, Carl Malnati, P. Roulini
and V. Polti shot twenty.three rab.
bits in Sodom yesterday.
William DAILY, former business man.
ager Of Mildred Holland, Joined the
Rhe.Luraine company to day as bust.
ness n anager.
A marriage license was issued last
night TO John Harmon and Catherine
Kelly.
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Fay Blake at Corinth. Mr..
Blake has been for some time clerk at
the City Hotel here.
Robert Coutts and Mr.. Thorn pson
Of Hard wick we're IN town last night |
to attend the Masonic Assembly |
They returned today.
A silver watch aud chain has been
lost on the street between McGowan's
store and the Ayers street school |
house. Finder will be rewarde d by |
leaving 1t at this office.
The Rev. Effie X. Jones has moved to |
Elmer 4 Perry's house on the French |
Estate and an che reached by tele-
phone.
The Etiie K. II. Jones will conduct
The nhual services at the Universalist
church tomorrow and the Christmas
music will be given. Strangers cord
Ialiy welcome.
New specialties at the Rhe Lorraine
tonight.
The last appearance OF the Rhe
Lorraine company will be at the
opera house tonight. The play is
Under two Flags.
Blanche Bates version of Under
Two Flags at the opera house 10.
eight.
The election Of officers In the st. John
Court G. OF, was as follows: - Chief
Ranger, "A. A. Carroll; vice chief
anger, Alex Stephens; rec. sec. Mar
in McMahon fin. sec. ,P.J Leahy, treas
Al Loranger, trustees, P. McNulty;
7. II. Moore, A. e. Moore; physician,
Dr.. j. f. McSweeney, delegate to
tate convention at Newport, A. J.
AoranRer; alternate, Perusse: mar.
hal, NJ J. Tierney.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
TWO BANKRUPTS.

Burlington Dec. 27.-The follow.
ing petitions In voluntary bankrupt
cy were fled at the Office Of the clerk
of the district court ia this city today:
Fred E. Horr and Minnie G. Horr,
doing a general store business ut Cal
Ais under the firm name OF +. X.
Horr s. Co. Liabilities 80, ATS, assets:
1885 OF, exempt e466.
Wallace Adams, a quarryman OF
Barre. Liabilities $685. 50, assets SO,
exempt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
LATEST EDITION
AZ
ezs:i 2s3e a.
.N,'
CITY news

Miss Ethel Keith has gone to
Spring field, Mass, on visit.
Hedding NJ. E. church, K. F. Lowe,
pastor, Sunday, Dec 20 Morning
worship 1890, Bible School ~ M,
Epworth League 5.45 =. NJ. evening
worship at Z, sermon. The Last Call
of the Bible.
c. w. Averill is laid up again By
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy have
returned from Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. PrindIe have
returned iron Waitsfield. ,.s
Luther d, Beckley returned home
Today from Massachusetts, where he
has been working on civil engineer.
ing job.
At the Baptist church the pastor
will Speak tomorrow morning on IA
Glance Backward aud Look Ahead"
giving a review OF the five years of his
pastorate and prophecy OF the years
to come. In the Bible School the
pastor will conduct the general review
Of the studies Of the past quarter. In
the evening the children will give q
Christmas COZ cert. A hearty well
come to all at these last services of the
year
j. Lynch Of Lynch 8 Ten Cent Store
has arrived in town from ST. Adams,
where he has been looking after hts
holiday business. ...
Mrs. f. b. Cate arrived in town
from Northtield this morning, where
she has been stopping for some time.
The boys at the Boys Club were
given their treat for Christmas last
evening 1t is usually the custom Of
boys cubs to do this the night at er
Christmas. We are grateful to the
friends who sent in candy pop corn,
etc. Also for the clothing which is
being distributed to the poor.
The Rebekah whist party tonight
should draw large crowd and it will
do so undoubtedly. Supper will be
served.
Mrs. James Morse who has been
isiting her daughter Mrs. C.M. Will
ley returned to Northtield today. ~.
The F. B. Cate Real Estate Agency
has for sale timber lot estimated to
have from to 8 millions Of sa tim.
Der on it. The property is in Wood.
bury. ~
Charles and Taboldoi lett this morn.
ing for Burlington.
F. G. keer Of Rochester who has
been visiting in this place for few
weeks left this morning for Starks.
boro.
E. h. Smith left for Stowe this
G. Lewis left this morning for
')onesville and vicinity.
All union men OF the b Hiding
trades are invited to a smoke talk in
the Carpenters and Joiners hal in
Nichols block on Saturday night Dec.
9th at 7.30 O'Clock Also the mem
beers of the Master Builders Assocla-
lion are invited to be present 20 dis.
cuss the eight hours day question.
Among those registered at the City
Hotel are j. S. Buchanan, Milton;
John Hickey, Plainfield F. Fl. Brown,
Burlington.
Frank Bellville is visiting in r, sch-
Im for few days. ..l
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
O. K. HOLSTER,
PRINCIPAL.
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Miss Ella Waterman spent Christ
mas in HardWick.
Dwight Coolidge and his sister are
at home from St. Johnsbury Academy
for the holidays.
There will be dance ct North
Calais Jan. 2. An orchestra OF seven
pieces will furnish music.
At the annual meeting of the Sons
Of Veterans John Morse was electeo
captain, Henry Wheat first lieutenant,
Is. P. Nelson second lieutenant, ana
George Sander, B. P. Nelson ana
W. N. Strong, camp council Tney
will be installed Jan. II. A cordial
In vitation is extended to all those
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
HEDD1NG CHURCH RECITAL.

At the Methodist church Monday
evening Dec. 20 at O'Clock there
will be reading given by Irwin l..
Potter Goddard graduate and former
teacher Ia the city schools. Mr.. rot
ter is attending Syracuse University
and is taking special course In e!o-
cution from Prof. Evelyn Benedict
Ayers. The price Of admission is IS
cents and a special rate OF 10 cents to
Students of the schools. The follow
ing is the program. NJ,
The Inmates of the Dungeon, Nor
row. cur.
Counting the Eggs, ''Texas Sift-
ings."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
with the several patriotic

connected with the several patriotic
orders.
At the Christmas tree exercises
held Wednesday night, several selec-
tions were we'll rendered by the choir,
including can Praise to Thee" with
solos by Joe Tibbetts and Blanche
Strong, GLORIOUS Song OF Old" The
recitation by Maud Wheeler was
worthy OF note and was rendered in
her usual satisfactory manner. Mrs
Fl. G Goodell acted as organist and
Marcus Waite played on the cornet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
JUST LIKE THE BANK

only better, because your life Is insur-
ed all the time. The simplest OF all
terms OF protection and investment,
and In most respects the best.
National Life Insurance Co., Of Yer.
mont, (Mutual.) Organized in 1850.
5. s. Ballard, General Agent. N, B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms and 3
Miles Block, Barre, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-27
WEATHER PREDICTION,

Fair tonight and Sunday. Colder
tonight. Fresh to brisk northwest
winds.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07
Sale Day,

The empty kegs, bottles, jugs. etc.
captured by the constablcs al Mr.
John Rays place some time ago
were sold by the Sheriff salesday
About - worth of bottles brought
only SO cents. The whole layout
brought $50 Co
One tract Of land in Union town
ship containing J 20 acres, Il portion
of the land formerly owned by Mrs
Ann Davis, deceased, to j l.. Charle 5
for 1896.
One acre lot in ,JOncSville TO J. B..
Rodgers, colorcd, for 500.
The Humphries place near Union,
800 acres, to Mr.. W. f. Edwards for
81, 800.
The Union Cotton Mills stock, 10
shares common to Is. +. Arthur for
Sl25 per share, the 10 shares pre-
erred to Col. Jno. H. Young for
1O2 % per share.
There were couple ef contribu-
tions from th" bone yard, which
brought az average Of SlJ. There
was not very large crowd in from
the country.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07
Local LaCOnicS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

WANTED-IIickory. Dogwo"G ard
Persimmon Logs. Southern Hardwood
Co., Charleston, :. G.. 41im.
Mr.. Ralph Smith is now clerking
at DIR. F. G. Dukes Drug Store.
The fencing around the Episcopal
church yard has been improved and
new gates put up at each entrance.
DIR. H. X. SMITH has recovered
from an attack Of grippe and is at
his office daily. 1t
Will Gist says that from Mrs.
Wards talk it looks very much like
the Office Of County Supt. OF Elura-
tion is to go to Il dark horse, and
that he believes he is that dark horse.
FOR SALE--A complete siai,.'ri
edition of lhc Encyclopedia Il iIan,cn e,
30 volumes. including guido, index, UL-
abridged Dic'iGuuy and ok book ease.
The Amer cnn supplement- is AL" il
cluded a valuabl" set q: h,"k> iu 90
at a bargain. Can at TIMES ,tlite.
9-3t.
Rev. A. G. War1law has decided
to accept call from the Presbyter-
ian church at Union, S. c., and will
arrive in Union some time in April
to enter upon his duties.
Safe blowers are still putting in
their work in this section of the State
On last Monday night safe in the
store Of Mr.. G.. b. McCullum, at
Leeds, s. c., was blown open 10y
dynamite, but the robbers became
frightened and left without securing
the booty they were after.
DR.. HAM SMITH is at his olIi"'
every day. He has recovered iron
lagrippe. 1t
Mr.. Il. J. AlvrrSon has a c"'joI
planter and guano distributoy ali com
bined that is ahead OF auvihi"% ihi' ln
besn invented up to this cate. II" is TN
sole agent and anyone Wi-ilju~ tN K ~
the erits Of this machine can GD 80 D.
communicating wit him
The Child Labor Question will ID
fully discussed in the Educationn
for March both from the standpoin
OF the Mill Managers ard IRON tn
standpoint OF the Laboring Man
Articles containing full and cica
statements Of the two sides Of thi
interesting question will be given
one by President Ellison A. Smyth
OF Pelzer Mills, and the other by Nh
NJ, G. Wallace, OF Columbia, Pres
dent of the State Federation of Labor
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07
Declines The Sword.

When Major Jenk!uS learned that jim
Tillman had withdrawn the iavitatiun 10
Roosevelt To present the sword he de-
clined To acccYD ,ne sword Vi ,ior Jen-
kins and picalGcuD Roosevelt we've ~
the SpauIalI-A y mrriCdD war together and
weIe VAIN friends An effort ~ on foot
To raise funds u purchaS' au)ihtr sword
10 present to Major Jcukim5 rhIs swo d
will probabiy cost eight ;llIns aS much
as the Inman sword
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07

Special cOmmuhica-
tion Of Union Lodge
, No. IS, a. +. NJ, will
be held this p. IN. ut s
O'Clock sharp. Work
in the f. a. Degree.
All visiting brethren
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07
Made Hin Zee! Very Small.

\ man WAS afraid of thunder a. d
crawied into hollow log as a place of
safety, saws d truthful exchange lie
tn, nlrr reared Il d the rain p nirrd dow"
in t3rr"ntS TIN lpr baG tu 10 swell aud
thu poor fellow WA wrigsl in. Past
sins began passing b fore him. Sud
deuly he remembered he had not paid
his suhsc ption to his county pap 1
and then he felt 80 snail that he was
able TO back out FIX.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07

are cordially invited. f. G.. DUNCAN,
w. NJ, j. NJ. Greer, Sec'y.
The local last week stating that
Mr.. NJ. b. Lee and wife were criti-
cally ill., should have read b. w. Lee
and wife-error in the initials. We
are glad TO State that Uncle Mike is
enjoying excellent health and is as
jolly as ever and lively as a cricket.
Rev. ID. G. Freeman, pastor of the
Second Baptist church here, has re-
signed his chage to accept II charge
in Kershaw. He will take charge OF
his new field in few weeks. Mr..
Freeman is Il good pastor and we
wish him success in his new field.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07
Blood Hounds.

Sheriff Sanders has received pair
Of fine blood hounds from the kennel
OF Mr.. j. G.. Duncan, chief police of
Blacksburg. Burglars, incendiaries
and other violators Of the law had
best look sharp now,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-07

FOR SALE. .126 %c.ns uf lard ufar
Monarch Gotten Mil, sUijaUie ,ur truck
CT derry farming. Apply to
9-tf f. B Gu,fIAM. S.ulun
| HAVE recovered from grippe
and can be found at my Office every
day. II. X. SMITH, Dentist. 1t
The TIMES will soon be in it's new
and commodious quarters. The car
penters are at work tearing down
partitions and getting everything in
shape. Remember the place the Nc
Nsace building on Main street.
Mr.. w. f. McGee, travelling pas
senger agent of the Southern, was in
town Wednesday and called in to see
US. He says the Southern is pulling
hard for the success Of the Charles
ton Exposition, and is going to make
some remarkably cheap rates for
South Carolina Day.
A BAKING BUSINESS for Sale
Apply or adderss. l.. L BELE, Union,
S. c. Itp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23
Hong Grif 90 oe 5reoloie,
biitpriR Rpman / to Dele
Bernhard Sepsrin 5neemann.
Nnben Gel. Is.
t6prtiai.)

,Yu eefpinbt, 5r. groosr!" raabts apnaen -
LAB bet saa muntert, iOn bet fpmnsr fig for Dor Ief!"
ps nu iotts be fig begee igeb9eelie. aoneen reo fren |
it~abieliet Danieifriot. iom bet LOB til, for life at benptte
fin Operlegenbeo og tsrre 9pelIe; men Sunferen Jog Spos
rerns 6ingItens Siber oe foer pilbt frem. aongen bolot
neiten title og Ida meb 5orbapielie, at bans grpbers
2anieplabe bar itilet liss mob bans blottebe 4niet. ySpor
bill bu ben? mob grpitet! me[em be fire 2enmer!" -
radbte ban; men bet bar, iom Snnteren hperten bsrte .ner
Idd: ban foer neo ~blusIenhe ainber oe o~pfpilebe 2ine
frem FANNIE Retnins. U2en nu iaa man, aonsen blep
beftis forbitrst: ,,iaa bq neb bd!" raabte ban, % /
famine gieblit foer Gbriitopbers 2anie til @ioe, os Sum
teren ieID tumleOe buslanos al Subien. &Onsen ipruns
ftrats al lin 9et os bjulp bum op, msbens 9rompeterne
~ftinsrebs os auften senlso al 5oltsts ~Opsrpattes Subelraab.
oDu itsote big bel ifte9"s fpurste 8oneen. ,5pors
lsbes fDrer bu oeIaa bin 2anofe?"
,Slet mob Gber. min itormagtige Serre og Op.rpins
berl".- mumlsbs Gbrifopbsr linen bet er fin Orben!
Scr, bpor Jolfet ffriger at Globe oper bet fmutte Sfuee
ipil, ) CAB benz" = t~ilfsjebe ban bitter os baGp iaste -
.bapbe jeg bretfet 9afen. tunbs Soften bleDet %fulrtoms
men!"
.aab bet lille llbelb life fortrpoe bis!- iasbe
aonsen. = ,Sligt fan b9nbes ben beoite. Gn anben
Sang ian je9 babe barre StTbne."
Oct bar bel mulist, Gbers Raabe!" = fparebe Sum
teren meo bpb. fut Rst oe biGieos apn9en rneb ufmaalt
5sfligbeo, mebes ban traaote tilbage oe bortfiernebe fig.
9an ipone fig itrafs paa fin Set os rso bort sennem
ben larmenbe Joltefimmel, iom bejrsfet 10 os sottebe fig
oper ben latterlige Sitting, bpori Sunteren bapoe penot
genene / 0eiret peo aonsens 2aniefsb.
Sermso bar Dpilsbst snot; men ben ,SubsI, bporrnsb
aDnsen ~lebiaseoeS til Slotsbroen, ipntes bennt Sang fun
Tibet at sl1be BAN. 6an troeoe at babe Jet en- Slo i'm
greosrs Zine. Iom opfplbie BAN meb 9ru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

man paa 5sieloftinien ben betenbte 5olteians ON Oar
manoen os 4snete, o9 en- Dams opfsrtes bsrefttr, hpori
bin 9pbmanbsmafe meo G~ifferpigen bare Jorbaniers;
ban fang ieIp fun bDer Sang Sntpebet Tom og sentoa
meb bas og bib Stemme:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

Slaes Tsnife GremftiHineer, bpOri man ueen 5orargslI
Taa ben %bdrotfefe glanoins at bibelFe os bebenfe, of beI
Iigs os profune genftunbe. @elp en- Del geiitIise 9errei
tose %fOrtlabte Del tsnne apitigbeb os opfsrte ct I%aafalbe
Npiterium sner en- bibelif Jarce. bbori en- inf ,5dns.
purf" %bttanbig eiorb. 9sier, nebens aampsn net.n
Oapib oe gOIiatb fremitiasoes til flor 9Iabe for 4lmuen
Der aong 0apip iroeoe at fe en- 5entnbnina paa aone.r
og ben LANCE @oliathmaitine mart nilbe e~entenbe Ser.
tug 2%un9b.ns, inart Sunferens 2i9nelfe; bog %iauinur
9rOfen marteoe lloleg9elfen at Jurcen. fiji ban bisi
Waffer bortfi.rnebe. 0a aonsen traabte ub bGanbt b.
ounieoe paa 9sieIoftstiaien, fang be unse piser ben @iie
bDormeb ban %fabpanlig bilfsbes, Os fom par blepen e
Slags NdtionuIiane; meb ge9eiitrine for ben unss aone'
og meb 9entponing til en- at be apentbrligite 8sgipenbebel
/ bans garnbom, fang man g(do og lpfig:
oOs Der gaar Dams poa Hiber Bro;
= SIotttt bet er punbet
Der banie Ribbere meb ubbugne Sto
Sor Grit, Gpnaen hin unde!~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-23

aOneen bsrte meb 9lebe oenne Gang os talte meo
4ase ON FIN fore Drof qtber 5esfeI, Tom benne Gang
altib erinoreoe BAN ON, os bo 9reo gerborb bsrte 9iien
ON Ribebns, iranpebt ban munter inb Dan eratfen /
~sl9bflis g%rinbrine ON bin gesipenbsb, bporpeb ban ieb
bdpoe p9ret mso; fo bel Saneen iom Steoet os ben fets
lige Stemnins bragte BAN oesuoen ben Dag / gu, ba
ban iep paa 9eliinsbore Slot bolbt 8rnIIup n,eb Dronz
ming 4snes.
en uns, b~sstiftret aImuesiunser %bespnbte MI en-
Sang til 8ersmnelit oper aongens Sejer peb bet fore
Slde 9rsniuno; men 8onsen lob bam stpe ct oenlist
@int til at tie. ba Grinbrineen berom MATTE faare bans
G9ft. 9ertue Grit al aaneelanb. M.n nu traabte aons
gems Daober cs Drowning 9elpig ub paa Ssieloftstinien
rneo ben unse ftsnne grub, os Mlmuens 9Gebe ptrebe fig
enonu ~lpbeIisers. GoIte i%aneeren beepnote itrats 0iien ON
Drowning Dasnars grpqup; ben iitemtes fnart at ale
piserne, oe man banfebe BERTH. &oneen traaote ielp meb
fin grub Spibien for Dan eratfen. Silfibit fang bigger
ne:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-07-25
Bird That Can't Be Patronized.

One may pet or patronize, accord
ing to ones nature, chipping spar
row, bluebird, or phoebe, but he is in
deed we'll coated with self-esteem who
does not feel sense of inferiority in
the presence of a jay. He is such a
shrewd, independent, and aggressive
creature that one is inevitably led to
the belief that he is more of success
as a bird than most men are ais men.
Conspicuous by voice and action dur
ing the fall and winter, when other
birds are quietest, he becomes silent
when other birds are most vocal If
he has a love-song, it is reserved for
the ear of his mate. At this season he
even controls his fondness for owl
batting, and with it his vituperative
gifts. The robin, the catbird, and the
thrasher seem eager to betray the To-
cation of their nest to every passer-by,
bat the blue jay gives no evidence of
the site of his habitation by being
seen in its vicinity.-Frank NJ. Chap
man, in Century.