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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

A Chicago paper admits that New
York's horse show beat Cnicagos %
about two barrels fun OF diamonds
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

Now that the miners are back az worA.
the public scenes TO have lost All interest
In the questions at issue.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

me Pat Calhoun misrepresentation boom
win. at least, enjoy the advantage OF
being q hand-raised product.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

Honest. now, Uncle Joe. didn't that new
depot announcement hit you amiosnipsF
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

II Is ven to begin to save UP for the
turkey.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-11-06

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER e $50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Gn uGlois Ylan.

0a5elton, 3d.. Maj IS. = Ntinez
arbejberne, Der iom betenot er pda
Strejts, bar unofan9et en- p9loig
9lan, pep 5anten ON bpilfen be fprs
ngjet gnioer Zig Sanoerne og ie1,
i5remtioen rpot rppt og bele be 5or.
Gtaters Sanbel og Snouitri idd at
Ii9e beres 09nDer. Den gaur uo
paa at Idmmentalbe en- Ipeciel natioz
nal Sonpention af a(le Stdternes
aulminearbejoere, fau Dem til at
Itrejfe dle Iom en-, baaoe De organize
reoe % iffezorgdniiereoe, o9 iadleoes
itanofe aft Ulinearbejoe. Senne
5remgangsmaape piloe ON fort Sto
pirfe 69mmenoe pua al 6dbritsars
beioe, Sernbaner o. t. b.. og bele Gans
bet pilbe lioe unber bet. st Spprgss
maal er bet M, ON Strejterne fuar
COB at fere benne tplos1ale Vldn
iqennem uoen Snogri6en fra @utori@
teternes SiDe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Sanlf=glmcrifanlf.

Den Gbitugo iaa ufbolote og bejts
a9teoe Mrs. Gbriitiane Wlarie 9otts
lieb, ben iibite Wenneitedloer tenot
Iom ,,0amle Wlrs. 9ottlieb", dfgif
/ II. ,Gbicaeo poiten" Onsoag ben
7. U1aj peo Opoen, 81 Oar gdmmel.
Den 9lfoeoe, Der bar en- ij9loen elf
parois periOnligbeb, bar fppt 9els
iinggr, 0anmart, og fom meo i'm
Manb, 9aurib Gbriitidn 8ottlleb,
Der til 2anoet og til Gbicaso atturdt
s 0uge for ben ltore Gbicago Slbes
brano. Ulr. 0ottlieb ogoe for ca. 10
2lar ioen, Os fine iibite eeoeaar til
bragte Wlrs. 9ottlieb lin Oatters,
Mlrs. 9(nna q. 9lrmitron9s, 9jem
Sun bar en- ualminbelie bsjbjertet ot
begabet oonit aoinoe. bpis 9jerte Noe
parmt for aft gobt os Goelt, og bpis
Saanb altib bar aaben, naar be-
sjdlbt at bj9lpe og linore Sorg cl
Hso. Wrs. 0ottlieb eftsrldoer fig {
pofsne gern, alle gooe 2ipsitillin
ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Miaa life fpbe Sob.

Stem 0ort, Muj 16. = 9sDpriierne
bar naaet en- iaaoan 9ejoe Stem
0orf, at Soft bar tabt 5aalmooigbes
ben, og ubenfor Sober Sldgterbus
titferne bar Der De iioite 0age D9ret
ligefrem Splpb, ioet man bar foripgt
at forbinore Soft fra at tpbe aeo.
Oet er iIer Ssoerne, iom er forbitrez
De, og peo ct Musiempoe al jsDiite
Spinoer blep bet beitemt at bopcotte
9sbbanOlerne, iaal9nge De nup9renz
De bpje priier peooareoe.
0enne gellutning fdnot pllig Sils
flutning fra De minore bemioleoes
Sioe. Oct bleo npppenbigt at forpge
gpens politiltprte meo 500 Mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Gacine Npbeoer.
(,5oltets 9lpis ;.

Glarenie peterlen, ben 16zadrige
Ssn af Stgpdlo peterien og Oatterz
i'm al gamle 9anIen / 9aniens part,
tom ulptfelig at Oage / Gbicago I.
llge, ioet ban blep tsrt oper og or9bt
al ct Hortbpeitern Sr9n paa Single
Str. Stte 8age 5orpejen bapoe
ban p9ret Der / gpen paa geleg bos
i'm Wpber, men par after penot till
bage til Gbicago for at ipge qrbejoe,
oa lllptten ramte bdm. Sernbdnelelz
Ifabet gap $3.50 til geitrioelIe at 9ez
grapelien, og 2iget blep berfpr fert
6er til 9pen for at jorofaites. 9ez
grdpelien fanot Steo / Spnoags fra
Moberens Sjem 9aniens part.
= GbriIt Olien, Der er Wooelineos
fer uoe peo 6urlbuts, rejite T. ll9e en-
5ur til 0dnmart 6slge meb lin
Ddtter GGen, Der pil blioe bjemme bos
fine Sl9gtninge ct belt 4ar, bporimob
Mlr. SlIen agter at tomme tilbage /
9ebet af en- tre Maanebers Sio.
Uldler Garl 2ariens 9uitru og to
gprn gjoroe o9iad 6slge til Oanmdrt
og bill blipe berbjemme inotil Mlanoen
6enter bem til Gfterdaret.
= Satpb 4. Riis fra gtefp Yort,
oen bergmte oanItsamerifanite Sour
naliIt, 5orfatter og Spciolo9, iom
bolot 5preorag / oQtslociation 6ua
til Snotagt for bet odnlfe Solpital,
par efter 5oreoragets Slutning @9It
6os 5oreningen ,0anid", DIR bapoe
foranitdltet en- gantet til bans 9Gre.
Den oanite &oloni bar fadet
gDqqefeber. 9loam Mittelien er Ii
ge flbttst ino fit M elegante 9jem
paa islett 2lpe. Garlten Ser9enien
bar unpsr Spf9relIe en- @illa til
$4,000 paa 6olmes 9lpe., og 6. g.
Waaibpbm og 2tnorep 4noerion laoer
6per opfpre ct flot @aaningsbus pdd
gopb 9lpe.
geItprelien for ben oanitsdmez
ritanite 6sjifole, ipm er unoer Spfps
relie uos Single part, bar beiluttet
at aioe ben yldpnet ,,eutber College,
/ oo bet er Meningen at YaItor Sem
! len peb Gmaus airten fal pere benz
mioleltiDige 5oritanper. mlan baa'
Der at ben fan begpnoe Septembsi
Maaue9 meb 100 Gliper.
Sdmes peterien, lioligere bo'
| iibbenoe Der gntn, er dfgddet bel
0eoen I aenoiha. 9ans Sig blei
fprt ber til oe bt3rapet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Gn denominations Strcjfc.

Stoctbolm, Waj Is. - Gn almlnz
oeliq Concentrations Strejfe for
StemmeretsIa9en blep ubfert / Opers
ensitemmelIe meo programmed, og
Ieol9ggelien bar b9ret prdttilt tall
fuloiienOig fra Wior9ss. 9osrtsn
Sporpogne, 0ampitibe eller gogns
manosfpretsjer for Perioner eller
0oos er / 9lrbejoe. 6dbritter oq
gertItebsr itaar title. go9trptterne
bar ogioa luttet fig til Streiten, iom
utpiplIomt Oil boloes gudenoe De 3
Ouge, mems aigsouqens 9ebdt oOsr
Stemmeretsforilaset pdrer.
Garniionerne dlle itsrre Sper er
foritartebe, iiar / Stpctbolm. Wler
man frpgter lite Spleb, meomlnOrt
politiet opirrer 5oltet.
0asp9rterne pil ltanoie Ulorgen
0enne rationale Strejte pil fun pdr'
/ ire 8age, men 9lrbejoerportiet BEN
ter, at ben Ital influere it9rtt pat
Rigsoagens Stemning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
lite Warg.
Sioite UYt.
Gn Wiillion saar up / Sner.

G6icago, Dlaj 16. = SlO uObrpO
/ 9(rmour &: So. Slagterier, og %
perIoner 6leo ilent fOrbrenot, ipp al
oem IaaleDes, at 9eoen pil paufclge
om fort Sio. aompdgniet taber benz
peo $1,OO0,000.
Sloen Opitoo Smelteriet, ipet tre
5eotbeboloere efsplobereoe; man peo
life, bpdo foraarIageOe gtsploiionen.
gpgningerne par npe, juit fuloferte,
og en- Mangoe foItburt Maitineri ta@
get / grug.
Smiolsrtib bar aft goot asIureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
sSrpster ct mt llobrno.

ct. 5bomas, Muj 16. : st 5elez
gram BERTH fra gen Ct. 9ucia meos
oeler, at ben ameritanife arpoier
,potomac" er dntommen BERTH fra
ct. 0incent. Ga Soufriere er nu
rolig, men gfaoielen berifer paa gen,
og man frp9ter ct npt llobrub.
1000 er osoe, og 5000 at gens gez
boere er blottebe for De neopenoi9lte
9ipsforneoenbeoer.
Sele aaraiboiitrittet er o9ttet at
2apa % 9lIts. aun 5r9toppene rage
frem.
sra Murtinique meooeles, at Mont
pelee er enonu pirfIom, o9 en- M Dull
tan er brubt ub paa Norol lioen at
8ierget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Carer Ipgrs.

Gmais Meniebeb, @oeine, isis, lp9er
en- troenoe 9erer for bens oanitsen9ellte
8prnelfple. eereren mao, foruoen at
funne unoerniie 2anif, tilli9e tilnne 9toe
llnberpisnin9 Gn9elif iparenoe til De tire
first Grades of the public schools.
0pnnen Ell 400 Dollars pm slaret.
9ereren pnlfes itrofs eler ienelt |. Sult.
slnlpoere bebes inbsiue beres glnp9nins
til nnoerte9neoe inben II. Wlaj
Iao Gmaus Meni9beos Stoleroaos
Seene, q. y. Seh'eh,
1l3O Wiouno glue., 6ocine, isis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

pelee og Soufriere; og mango baOOe
Ida imaat begpnot at t9nte pad 5lugt,
ilar oa H9oielsbuoitubet ira Wdrs
Unique fom oem for Gre. Smiolers
tio bar man lite bert til no9et lioen
5irsoag Morgen, og Straften bar
lagt fig.
N1an fenDer life Den egentlige 2lur>
Jag til 5oritprrelierne, men antdger,
at De biorsrsr fra, at ct llnoerldg al
aalfformation bliper opbeoet peo at
tomme / 9erering meo 5u9tigbeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
arisen / Spo Mirifa.

eonoon, Maj 10. - 5 9en6olo
til General aitdeners Snoberetning
er goergsneral 8elureps Cribs
trafter, iiosn ban ben 8oe Rarts tog
General Mstbuen til Gan9e, bleOet
forminoItet meo $50 Ulano, oels
fangne al Gnglenoerne, oels fdlone
foritelige 5rafninger.
Der er intst Hpt anguuenoe 5reoss
Ilutninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Oiont Yelcc nbippr cnbnn 9lifc.

Sort be 6rance, Murt. = 9ultds
nen Der er enbnu lanetfru fommen /
ao. 2lIte taites itabig up ira arates
ret, og BET bulorer truenoe | gjergets
Snore.
ct. pierre fan MI betrGoes. Stons
ten fra be bsoe 9egemer er srufulo.
ST arigsItab er lenot oertil for at
unperIsee Huinerne og branoe De oes
be.
5lere Stibe er antomne meb pros
oiant o9 unben 9jalp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Sfal bGngcs.

aepis g. Soombs, iom er funben
Itplbig Mloro paa 9i9en Carrie
2urIen, er opmt til at 6poe meo 2ipet
ben 13. SUM-.
Som bet erinores, lofteoe 5oombs
ben unge piee om 9prp paa 5looz
oamperen Peerless, bpor ban /
tolot Blob mproeos benpe. forpi bun
life pilbs fpje Jig efter BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Ga Soufriere
reoner SO paa st. Dincent.
Z 10 7a9e bar Tnlfanen ract.
Gn Smoiancrjtamme uDlettct al sSorOen

aingiton er unoiluppen. 9pen
@eorgetopn bar faaet buaroeit Uleos
fart.
Stt9ttelig er 9anomdngelen. Den
enonu gasfplote auft bibringer en-
peoboloenpe SerIt. o9 mango pil omz
tomme, bpis life 6jnlpen mart inos
finoer Zig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
SoroifGlp paa ct Sbumas.

Waibinston. D. g.. Wlaj Is. =
5rt ct. 5bOmas Danit 9eitinoien,
mobtog 5laaoeoepartementet ct 5eles
gram, iom meooeler. at ct poloiomt
SoroIt9lp forefalot oper 9en ON ST
termiboagen ben 13oe Mdj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Ncbraifas @ulfan.

pontd, Rsbr., Maj IA. - 5olt /
ponca bar meo blanoebe 5sleIier lagt
M9rfe til. at Wount Soma, iom fig
ger Herbsben. bar taset fat meo fors
npet ardft at uoienoe @asouniter og
Rsg, fom ON Den piloe tase Gtsempel
efter fit frpstelige Ssitenopar, Mount
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Wuoerne 9ppc.

geting, Maj Is. = st tejIerligt
Goitt uonapner Wu Sing Sang,
ainas Miniiter for De 5oreneoe Sta
ter, og Sbeng ebia peng. til at fores
itaa uoarbsjoelie al en- tineiiit 2ops
Iamling, Der ital fere Hetstilltdnosn
mooerne Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Den itore lllDffe.
SjGlpcn fummer.

paris, Maj 10. = Oct ameris
tanIte 6anoelstammer bapoe Iammens
talot Meoe Dag for at traffe 5ors
anitaltninger til 9jelp for Martinis
que; $2,40O blep iubitriberet / faa
Winutter, os 9eilutning peotoges ON
at operienos ben frantic Regering llo=
trpt for 0eltagelie. Gn aomite neoa
iattes.
paris, Ulaj 15. qraiioent
ariiger Ienote praiioent 9oubet ct
Telegram for i'm 0eltagelie 5rants
rigs lllptte, leofa9et al en- 9etsel pdd
800 5rancs. 9an betlageoe, at 5ors
boloene par al ben geItafenbeo, at
ban lite tunoe gipe mere.
Rom, Maj 10. Song gictor
emmanuel og pdpen bar begge lenot
pr9iioent 9oubet 5elegrammer meo
uotrpt for fin 9eltagelie / Martinis
que=lllntten, % aongen ienote tilige
$4,000 5runcs; pdpen 10000.
Berlin. Wlaj Is. = Berlin er ben
fsrite gn, iom bar Ienot giord9 til be
Neolioenoe / Utartinique. gprdaz
bet bepilgeoe Dag enitemmigt 10000
Wdrf BERTH.
qonoon, Wai 10. - aolonidlmis
niiteriet bar mootaget Telegram ira
gen Wauritius meb 2sfte ON 9j9lp
til Martinique til 5at for. bpao benz
ne 2 gjoroe for Wduritius | 1892.
paris. Ulaj 10. pr9libent
9oubet bar gipet 100000 5rancs til
be Reolioenbe / Martinique. Den al
| aolonialminiiteren Dag aabneoe
SubItription bar allereoe inobrdgt
152, ,402 5rancs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

6iorag gaur OeIs til llOOeling at iens
oeriDoIt 2itteratur, bells til Stette for
Sprogz pg Stoleforeningen Sgnoerz
jpaanO. 5ripillige 8iordg ienoes
oerinoo alle til Stette for cen at iioits
n9pnte 5preninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
ut fmrere en- SorfsIeNe len 9aa,

brua Laxative Bromo Quinine 9nsr. Gle Mpos
teere tibdaeleperer 9eugee, huis tette Wtooel aer
Gsel q. @ @rppes AopnetrGf er paa hoer Vsfe- 2oc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17
Srpst for llobrmo.

San Suan, Maj 10. = Sra porto
Ritos SpOlioe telegraferes, at tette
Rggitner forounfler Spnstreoien, og
at 6aoet Dag pluoielig peg oper
100 Sob tilbags. Ser er en- forfers
bella 6eoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

puris, Wlaj Is. = st Telegram
fra gleapel ertlarer, at ben bersmts
9ulfan 9sIup oiIer 5egn til llobruo.
2apden flpber fra ardteret pdd poms
peiis Sioe, og fra 5io til anoen tds
ties rsoglebenpe Sldgger op | 9ufs
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

9aitor 9. Grtffens 8 6elbreo
bar l9ngere 5io o9ret minore goot,
og Der ipnes oesparre for 5ioen Inas
rere at pere 5ilbuges eno 5remgdng
meo 6enIpn til bans SunObeostils
itano, itriDer Damn"
Bait. IF anuoIen, Rpiteo,
bar Sig. Damn" oenne Madneo
taoet Spbolo peb Statsunioeriitetet /
Maoiion, Wis., bpor ban berer pau
5orel9sninger og tdger lnoerots@
ming / Gngellt.
0anft 9eteran beb. Gn
gammel, brap 2anosmano, 9ans
6enningIen, @reen @ullep, Wis., Der
ben 9. Maj Ituloe BABE fejret lit Sub
brpnup, afgif pluoielig peo Osoen
ben 2oen Muj. o9 Snobpoelierne, iom
dllereoe bar ubltebt til 9ulobrnGupet,
MATTE / Steoet foranores til gegraz
oelien. Qlfosoe, iom blep Y Qar gl.,
oeltog meo 5eoer / arigen '48-'49
80. 9an tom til 4merifa / 1866,
og bar Iioen uufbruot orepet i'm 5arm
/ Wisconiin. 6an er en- grooer til
Stomager Grit 9enningien Omaha,
og efterlaber Jig foruoen aone pg 6
gern, 80 gsrnebsrn og 2 gernee
bernsbsrn. gegraOelien fdnot Steb
unoer Itor 9eltagelie.
Concentration n. 6r. giels
Suul blep Gig. %. .. g." forri9e
llqe nomineret til 0enpalg for Stus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

@ennomination. n. 6r. Niels
Suul blep Gig. ID. .. g." forrt9e
llge nomineret til 8enpalg for Stas
ten Sainois' Senat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-17

9afto r 6 6r. g. Yeterien n
bar mobtaget aulbelien ira Menigs
6eoen Meit 0enmart, Wis. San
boloer grpGup / aebenbupn ben 3oie
SUM, og afrejier 9agen efter til Qmez
rita.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27

PENN CHURCH AND ANCIENT AND PICTURESQUE GRAVEYARD
HE in in
William
o. compile decay
The venerable
Philadelphia this interesting
fore he OF
historic Penn,
than
stands
Windsor and the valley Thames
From
to
beautifully twisted old o
The 1918 a aie
celebrated
The church also welpreservei
which relate Penn family The earliest
and another William Penn his
The tomb containing the grandchildren
of
The unghty and decayed pulpit
Thackeray writes n The Newcomes."
beautifully nad
containing less than hundred sixty of wood
The chapel pulled the sold Duchess Mr
Vanderbilt build house
the church and Ph
dphia Pnnsynan
the coronation Edward VII of EnslandPhiadepha Times
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
ALL IN THE FAMILY.
Mrs. Cassidy Had the Division of La
Dor All Arranged.

Mrs. Cassidy Had the Division of La
Dor All Arranged.
When Mr.. Cassidy suggested, one
morning, that meat, vegetables, coal
and flour were going up while wages
were not, and that in the interest of the
savings bank account it might be well
to take some of the section men to
board, Mrs. Cassidy uttered neither
rash affirmative nor harsh denial. She
merely smiled upon her husband and
murmured, Sure, Terence, tbs the
good head ye havew
That evening however, she opened
the subject of her own accord. II do
be wanting to save more money me
self, Terence" she admitted Would
you put four men In the two chambers
and charge them five dollars a week Z?
Yes" answered Mr.. Cassidy.
And four men at five dollas is-How
much Is Il, Patsy"
Twenty dollars" replied Pasty,
promptly.
True for you, darling! Listen till
MIN, terence! -Four fveST says |.
Twenty says he, betune two breaths,
for all the world like his grandfather
that might have been a schoOlmaster
If he could ever have learnt to read.
Twenty dOllarsl And ye never thought
of taking amy out for amy girl to help
me wild the washing and scrubbing and
the likes O. that?"
No" answered Mr.. Cassidy.
NO" Mrs. Cassidy repeated Wen
have the twenty dollars all in the fam
lily. Sure, I've planned everything out
today, wild me for the ironing and the
mending and the baby and cooking.
'Tis nigh about woman's work to do
that same cooking, when four OF the
six is strangers; but I'll throw in the
ironing and the mending-mending for
eight Terence-and the baby"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
Answering a Question.

Some of the troubles of editorship are
the letters which come to the editor
from subscribers in search of informa-
ton. The Bookman acknowledges the
receipt of this letter from correspond
ent who lives not thousand miles from
Boston:
"Do you ever realize that the emana-
tons of human thought are never iso-
lated and abstracted so that they stand
without the universal consciousness
but that instead they form one endless
continuity whereby through all the
phases of literature. whether primitive
or typical of high aesthetic cultivation
they are united by what is perhaps a
subconscious but nevertheless an In.
herent and persistent striving after the
complete and perfect expression OF
what is best In the human heart and in.
tellect? Do you ever think of this?o
Happily the editor was equal to the
occasion. and he replied in all the buoy
ancy of an optimistic nature:
Yes. sometimes. By the way. in a
couple of weeks 1t will be about time
for buckwheat cakes"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-03-27
THE OLD HOUSE.

The house we used to live in looks at us
So wistfully as we go driving by;
The wind that makes its necr tree mur-
murous
Flies swiftly after with entteating sigh.
Come back. come back, We hear it low
implore.
LIZ; up the grass-choked gate. the earth
stained door.
As enter in your childhoOd's home once
moro.
Al. no. let us make merry with light
speech
or newer days and pdsh the past aside
Close Joitha1 door the baby used to reach
The knob and play wit--sit~-before he
died;
Hs uScd to sleep on tn Ebroad window
si'lr,
A sunbeam in his curls-no. not that
hill
This level road. Drive fast-Oh, faster
still.
How small it was! Before the birds are
grown
They lie so warmly in one tiny nest;
But all the world is theirs when they
have flown,
And foreign roofs replace the mothers
breast
All. well-God careth. See, before us
now
The ampler home beneath a lofty bough
Lift up the saddened heart and clear the
brow.
For in that empty nest beyond the hill
Are blessed shadows at immortal ease:
The sun-crowned baby on the window SILL
The happy children underneath the
trees.
Old house, look not so piteous. Thou art
or larger lives the very sweetest part:
The first love of the unforgetting heart.
Youths Companion
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San Jose bad man; Marshall Linn, a
highwayman, and "Giant jack An
drews, the terror of Coppei Hills, and
1t was with this select circle Of cut
throats that plot to escape origin
ated. The dash for liberty involved a
murder-perhaps three of them-but a
human life more or less is not a matter
of great concern to the bad men OF the
Walla Walla country. There was to
be no saving Of bars, no tunneling
under the walls. The men had Sc
cured heavy vinegar bottle and Sc
creted 1t in "Giant Jacks" cell With
this weapon they planned to dispatch
Levi Malone, the jailer Should Sheriff
KEGS, who was suffering from a gun
shot wound in the arm, oppose them in
their escape he was to be dealt with
as the moment might require.
A few evening later Jailer Malone
stepped into the corridor TO lock the
blow and the next instant Giant
Jack" Andrews was choking out the
PROSTATE jailer's life. Outside the
crippled sheriff was standing on guard
gun in hand, but fearful that he could
not withstand the rush of fourteen
maddened men. Andrews secured the
keys. unlocked the door and threw his
weight against It, On the opposite
side Sheriff Kees braced himself, striv-
ing to hold the door shut, but he was
slowly forced back. Then came an
interruption. Through the crack of
the door appeared the barrel of re-
volyer and glancing over the sights
were the swapping blue eyes of the
sheriff's wife.
You understand, do you, JackT" the
woman said. Pm going to kill you
unless you return to your cell"
The other prisoners, less dogged than
their leader, already had skunk to the
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CAUSES OF SUN SPOTS.
Investigation Indicates They Are Not
Due to Planetary Influence.

Investigation Indicates They Are Not
Due to Planetary Influence.
1t frequently happens that a theory
which would satisfactorily explain GER
tain facts of momentous scientific in
terest is unable to find acceptance for
the reason that the more closely it is
investigated the less probable it ap.
pears. Fol example, the attraction eX.
erted by the planets on the surface lay
ers of the sun should account for sun
spots. and a great many astronomers
have insisted it did.
But Birkiand has examined this the.
ory with reference to the attraction eX.
erted by the planets Venus, Mercury,
Jupiter and Saturn on the suns atmos.
pherc. and comes to the conclusion,
which he has reported to the Paris
Academy of Sciences, that the varla.
tions of the eleven year-period cannot
be traced to planetary influences. Ii
is certain he says, that the planets must
have a tidal influence on the solar en-.
velope, but how far, if at all, that in
fiuence goes toward the creation of the
spots is at present mere conjecture. So,
exactly, is it with the lunar attraction
on the earth's atmosphere. 1t assured
ly exists, but how far it interferes with
the readings of the barometer eludes all
research.
Even the late DR.. Croll's seductive
idea that the changes in the earth's
orbit round the sun would account for
the glacial epoch, brilliant conception
and one that captivated astronomers,
physicists and geologists alike. is now
very generally given up or in allegiance.
In each case, says the New York Times,
the causation is real, not imaginary,
but whether it is the vera causa" of
the effect to be explained is doubtful.
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Stubbieield Is the inventor OF sew
eral electrical contrivances which have
been patented in this country and Eu-
rope. His only assistant in the work
on the invention has been his II years.
old son, Bernard Il. Stuhbleiield. The
father has for years been an enthusiast
on the subject of electricity. aud the
boy has made playthlngs of cleo
trical devices since babyhood. The
father says the son deserves credit
for numerous valuable suggestions Civ
en- in the course of working up the de-
tails of the invention.
Up to this time he has devoted his
entire attention TO the construction of
a tranSmitter. He will now occupy
himself with the completion of an inn
proved receiver which has been par
tally constructed. 1t will. when per-
fected. bring up the sounds to any de-
sired pitch. With this device 1t will.
the inventor claims, be possible to com
municate with hundreds of homes at
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HIDDEN IN THE CLOSET

q 7 was early morning, and Thomas.
Lord IS valet, had waited on
his masters American guest to see
what he desired him TO do for him.
There certainly was something odd in
the geutleman's manner, and he had
not the look of one who had enjoyed
refreshing slumbers. At last. just as
the man turned to leave the rom, be
spoke:
Thomas, l have been awake all
night"
My Lord will regret to hear it." said
Thomas
Something odd disturbed me-" con-
tinued the gentleman. "One of the
maids kept me awake all night"
"One Of the maids. sir?" cried
Thomas.
Yes, Thomas. She kept running into
my room at least every half hour to
look in the glass and admire herself.
She came out of that door" and he