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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
!6auitterne / mau Street.

De isr ontdIte % TO upe 6aaitter
i @an Street, Refp Dorf, 6reSag ben
24Se bar life Sraset dIOorIige 5slger
citer Jig. Saaenterne baooe ueo Spe.
flllationsr iuunget fla op iii Rulti'
milionprer. og DC DeobIeu at fisre
paa; men 5siet boiot life, % De brGf.
fe0e Raffen u0en at fade ANDRE.
5orretningslipet gaar iremOees lin
jepne Gang. Sern5onerre Oar line
SGa9er iulSs, os 5~abriterne BAR il1
mango giitilinger. al &c ar6eioer 9sat
og Tug. grSoa ! @aa Streei er
9uiten blepen renere. 6allentene
uSipreSte iIemmr Rpster on line aor.
furrenter; men De er M inIot I'll Sor'
Sen. o. apsteimeOene ielu Tiger PED
Chen az Seru.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
.Seuuie Stcrr, en- RegerilSe paa en-

Ssnuic Stesr, en- Regerisoe pao en-
gtartuge / RRrbeOen al Sbreoeport |
9ouiiinna, bar itertt mistGrrft for at
booe hunSet 8iit / ct 8Ias SerouuSe,
iom ser t6aarise 2i53te golan, en-
boiS gise. BRAT % SsSe Seraf UNDER
beirige Smerter. Seruie benegteSe
paa set beitemteite, al bun bdoSe be.
saaet 5OrbrpOeEiar; MEN 3olan-6u.
ntiIien par bis / in Sag. o. en Slot
MRuo fom os tos besroe bort til e.
SrR. IA oe haoSe last Striften ON
bences sails. oyforSreoe Be fenoe iii
al 5~etienoe. urer bun ueBteSe irentSe.
les. Gun blep Sa fIpnaet op. % bar.
eiter ifieo man Here Stto gienaem
benSes aiii9lese 2eseme,
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

4inSer. Seq oil be9raue BAN neS
SiSer,af bans Ssiter. San par min
Sen.~
Gittrnan aiemte gritatet | fine
SpnSer OF sraS. iaa bor rpitebe, 9a
ban | roaen GRAB bapSe gienounSet
fin Sdtning, bIcp ban fsrt no al 90.
falet. gcgrooelien ioregtf ira Stor.
ittcr | Set Srts, hoorfra scn uuJs
IrrS bar bleper ~foruiit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
seuoeesStreifen.

Zen ipr omtaIh Streif moo aeI.
Logo Snitt)boar0 oro SuppIp Com,
ponp / Chicago er enbnu life enot.
men ifaI tbertimco fortiptteS ne0
9rait. 9penS 6c6erotion Of 2nbor
bar nh iti0et fig / Sptoien for Sen
% piI in6iumIe $4,000 ON @aoTe.
tcn ior at boI6e SEN gnnerSe. I'll
Chicago federation Of 2nbor bsrer
100000 Wau0, % man penter, at
brcr al 6cm oil biGroge Sc ON Dad.
ncben, bporoeb man ba pil foo cen
nppnte Gum. Streiferte er fltn 600
/ antal.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Slere u~opisnineer.

Sra S~eIiingfors mcG6eIe$, at us
oisningstrnfifen fren6cIes pe0Oarer
SiuIan6. @n al De ii6ite, Jon er Bit
rommet al 9obrifof8 3ernbonrb or
Sen befRnote BreSifnnt % Sfribeut
Buitor Wagnua 8ofnbol / llIena.
borg. 6srit bIeo ban bcrFbet i'm SttI.
Irig % Screftcr uSoiIt al 2onSet. 90.
ienSoI pil MI retie til &c EoeRSc
Stoter "a orbetoe bIoubt DC finite
@%migranter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

lobe amendment til aonIritutionen
ifal itrDees.
Seuator Burton fremborot, at ole
bBr bore lise for 2open; men Stem'
meretsregIerne fon foranore5 oerbett,
of bet fr9pes at ben, ion IfaI funnc
ofgibe Stenrnle peS galgere, at ban
enten beiibSer eienbom eaer piSIe
artnbfaber eIler begge SeIe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
SrGtfjprt

Set or SuFiaoer al Reuuefsrs StiliHa,
Der traussr Stpr,eIie al rsHE Slco-eet &c
bet belle.
Ss ip!er iig Tiaois trRste CO aanatses lei.
Gnbusr Cpeape. sHhper Iitgs taloer benz
bsipSrlia forei be life bar Stprts III Of
hcasle eaer arCit til at bplee ae.
Iilnm Rpis, Sarutl, Ont. Der oar uoeg
Nppeitt ca iaa neE9gs. at tan life ianSe
ipoe. pa 9sstte 81 SuinL Subltl ga, Der
life tunoe gigre uosct arbeiee IeeH rteo
BEN itpr,e d~nIignssIie. beu;ousr nree 5uiiH'
Der unsre ben pieaHosrlise opbpssenoe GO.
ne hos
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Bioenoe Jroni.
Norben 6resuber at bliDe eipiliieret,
flyer Senator Siamaa.


SeftQfor SIuItuH IIu Spp Su'e
mo er / Roroen, bpor ban og Senatot
Burton ira 8arias ffal rare onrtrll9
oa boIoe en- poIitif Gebat til BublI'
.furns O~pbpsselie. SsnSag Den 26oe
Suli par ban I Gbiuaso, bpor ban
boeSe paa Auditorium Sotel. Sm'
rtnget al Bolttifere og &eporterS
boIot ban Der meo Senblif paa SC
ae~rforfsIeelien ! 8elepiae og Gan'
billie en- Cole, Der giengiues iaaleoes:
Seq ier, at s SpIt Der oppe / Nor.
BEN begpnber Of Blue et~DiIiiereSe. Seq
elfter spben; men ieg font life Der
rebe pege ne6 itsrre Stoltbeb paa to
gper emo / Danfier / Sainois tan
pege poa gelepiIe os 8anpiae. San'
blot ieg itisnner, bebsper S bare ct
8ar Moaneoer til OF lsie RuceipsrgS'
lmaalet. 8 er ogiaa ioalebes itiue.,
:ot 3 fan eisre BET.
Seq inbrsHrer, at Spoen bRrer
fig fpIt 90. Senf, ieg oeo ON ct Bar
!EiIfgIbe, bpor en- Neger bleb Ipntet,
fisnt ban life bapbe giort toget npr'
re END at frpi1fe Oct bsieite og beatg'
ite, Tom en- Wanb eier. Ser / Stn'
coins &iem gisr S BET beore. Com
jes foritaar bet, ifreO en- 8roce$itun al
8entlempno ben til Irreitlotalet for
at paaifpn6e &ettens @aug. On 9ee'
ger, iom itob Dem ibeien, bIeb ober'
falot, % BEN elenbtge listing oenote
fig MOB angriberen. Eli Sen oerfor
bLeo ban ifuOt, bpngt o9 brPnot paa
,en bsitibeIig Naabe, og ifisnt en-
uifplSig StGlfuer bfep br9bt og nlan'
ae andre iaareOe un0er GHpren, bar
Der Dog Inlet, iom gioroe noget Sfaar
! Woroen.
"GanpiGe CT, iom jeg bsrer, iat /
geleiringstilItanb. gellepile par
GtltepIaoien for en- 8eoolution; men
BET er MT nogIe Tiger iiben. @puus.
billie baobe fin Moro for life lpngere
SiS til6age enb oct fremoeles Ell I
friift Rfnbe.
"Sbao ieg ifulbe babe 2pit til at
ipsrge Solicit / Rorbeu, bet er: 'Sur
faobant nogen Sang bpnOt / bore
Spoitater?' Gi bar bGngt, Ri bar
brGnbt; men ieg fan life minSes, at
ri bar itraffet Sen uifpI0ige meb ber
ifplbige, eler at hi bar Iagt Sample.
rebet omfring SaIien poa imau gsrn
o. 9srnebgrr. Gog er oct, iaapitt
ieg foritaor, netop oet, s gipr, mar
$ truer meo at ubrpoce belle Re9er.
folorier.
"Roroen fan life lsie Roceipsrg3-
maolet. WSen jeg tror, at Spoen fan
bet, briS Get faar oFre | 5reO. Roor
Gegerer fomnter nor0oUer % be8oor
en- 1orbry0eIie, iom hi Ionder BAN
for / SDben, Burger 5 ianre 6rem.
eanasmaoOc. iaari0t ieg fan ie. Der
: itanier life meo set. : bill ubrpooe
belle SIGgten.
SAB SDcen foa toge Bare paa
fine egne anIi8gen6Gr. Set fan BET.
Men for at oct itoI funne gisrc Set,
iom BET bsr gisres, maa set iemtenbe
@menbmertt til &onititutioneu opbr.
pes. 2ab Spbboerp iau irie STr'
Der, ioa bill RaceIpsr8smaaIet efter
boonSeu bIioe Isit.
"Ror0en bGrer aniparet for, ct
StiGingen / SpOen er, iom zen er
Rrret neb Siso al noroiif aritif ooer
Spoen, er Reseren bIeoen ioa itor oa
tpf, at Fan bill raabe itg ielo % fslee
fine egne Gore. SuiS ban ooerlabe&
iii Jig ielp, bIioer ban isieIig, tro CO
neuIigiinbet; men naar ban bar til
egnet Jig Soeer, iom proppes / BAN n
5olf, Ger life fien0er BAN, taber bar
Cans oa SnmIin9 % gIcmmer III
ielp. San miiter lin agreSislelie, fin
Glib % i'm 6slelic al SatuemmeIi9
beo."
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Derurxh-gaslen
WZ ssS SSssSN'T
asfsmmes xirseas % 5rseas ysssssm.
Mptrtisttmtnttr

Eiaa inbleoerss isaet tuer Raaeas % Serssda Escts
ssn. Gpsrtisemezser inetasss lite tie Yaa eiHsHSea
sSumsrs mssmiuore bet Hbtgsslstts fcr!aHs
ses. co.'s ct Advertisement, bee fSra ferantr ias
zirsesssaxmsrst & Or, ~iprsarass tHoratfst 3 sanse.
iii bet Tonne las S GtrsoaasuHrlers. BreSe. Der tHse
belssr hssrtisismsRtsr, ism bet hafhr Htes, br mar
tss apcrtGsisus eat I bet Hsore eisrue 5aa Som
ooiuisn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

Sor Sen SoriamIing, iom aarIis ino'
timber Tia reS Ionona Safe, en- al q
pafrc siser peS WaSiion 8ts., bolct
Senatorerrc 5iqman ira SpS Cars
lima o. Burton ira aauias en- Debit
@nnSag cen 27be SuIi. Burton
iagSe, at ben forte 0taub BAR cen
eneite. ION funbe ie ben buiSe NauS
| auiigtet o. leUe."
Gilman ipareoe: IA; men bo:;
ban npsau @nra fer BAN | anii8tei
SpSen o. oil resisre per BAN eler
pGrc bans i~ocille 2isemuro. uil ban
bIiue meet me0 8epRr % Saioret.
Seroper blep Silbsrerne iorarsei
OF busiese.
Silman araumenterebs icr, at Del
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

Sable Gpsnicn osSe f0rIeSer | SIo-
ter, Soma. 81 Adr grutmri. Son oar
fra gtre ! @ergens Stift. tom III
glmerifa / 1916. boeSe fsrit / 8is'
roriin o. IiSen 1875 ! Stor9 gauHtp.
Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Sdcefrio.
StatsmiIitS s.i6sr iuS % fuer Cp'
rpret | Camille.

@uOernsr yates raatte fHoe
StutStropper til 9unoiae, Su, ior al
Qienoprette SrSenen efter oct llo'
brrto, iom iauot Steo 2sroog 0eu
25be. % boOrom iorri8e uo9aUe al
"0ecorab.B oIten" fortaIte. 10 Ret.
ioner bleo 6rRbt % % bLeo faarcSe
unber SpIsbet, % Eori8Roeu oa-
m~a9tcSIsS. : Camille er Der mango
Regre % Itgeiao / Nstnebber Beit.
bile. 3 9tiI Serfru. Sc itor &oIupa.
rier firScr i'm Reguing oeb at BRUCE
forte arbeiSere, bells iOrOi De er biHt.
gene, o. bells iorot De iislonere aier
Streit, ibet sc toger tiltafte mes,
toao Sc bpioe fife tauIer. 9ettc cr
@rurSen til, at Sc bribeS meofsote
&irgeogt for 6e forte oite ~ioroarSl!3
til SAD, % Nn itnI Ser manager Song
life me8et til, isrenb 8oIbiombebcr
brpber lbs. Sn0c Rp8ter or oitc not.
Gaa lin sine er Reareue life aItio
Mprs be0itc 9srn. Wauge AZ 6ert
er brutoIe, % iiTr bar De EtIbeie.
Iiebcb til at oocrfaISe boioe aotroer.
StiIingcr / Iartoiae % SIregr
ifiISres i ct Telegram, 6ateret Ssr,
Dag Sen 266e, ion me0et aIourlig.
llSbruo6ct &iteneu ibr bar SsIaen AZ
Ell 8iGring, i0m IRuge bau0e fuu6et
Steb. 8iraiuSen porte, ba en- b.
Ipngbe Resre ior en- Stb ii6en ooer.
f6rte& fra @Uorsoiue / StStarl.
@5fnI ri ia enSSo fIere iparte2" ia
Solicit / 9onpile. 6or en- llae ithen
bIeb en- qnmmeI Rouo, 8iaiam Tt'
Iep, fom ia0 uSenfor lit Su8, ooer.
faI6t % ilaoet libel al Gegeren
Sone8, foGoet "1ianor6 Soc, o. Il.
ge I SRIcue paa Serre Siitorie fOm
set Rpgte, at Reseren Somes 8Hion
baoSc soet 8olo moo Wtrs. Carrie
grraeis | 2anSSbuen alpon. aarrc:
fIsb III Ooer. De TO iorte 6orbrpSere
bIeo arebre al Bolitiet % irSiatte /
arreit; men De boiSe arbeiocre %
andre meb Dem imttes, at man itrar
"burSe aisre oct al meo Gem, % bette
qoo arIeSuing til Be Sptsier, ion
"8oiten" f6r bar ifil6ret.
Regene | Tanpile begpnStei Ssu.
bags at ilDtte fra gpen, og Telegram
met flyer, at life min6re emo 1000
Berioner orog berfra.
: camille, Sn., par oct Ronbul
ben 27Se fuIStommer roIigt 90 TiIi'
t~Pritprfen btep rebuoeret til 100
Ran6. gpens 8orGere bar | 8egrct
meS at fca Tag | Seberne Tor 0prs'
ret Qsr0ag sen 25be % trRfte Dem
for Rctteu. 20 8erioner bIep "a
Srrbt "a Ct Snes bteo iaarebc. Seie'
ite~retsbommer Saeob Is. @iHtu q
80 IeSlemmer az gasfsperForeringer
bolSt ct Rsoe og oeStcg ReioIltticner
iom befIager BET iuotuIfre og oer
Sfam, iom Oct bar bragt Oner gpen
9pnderre bsr iaa fin Straf,
Sberiff 8bitIot oiite fla unSer So'
Isbet iom en- TAPER Waub os Dor iftl
Sen &npbsne. iom andre SberiHeE
pIeier at pRre oeo Iige e2ilig6eoer
San iagSe RnnSog, at ban ON iff'
IGnge oiISe bore frr6ia til at uotast
Steoninger moo 80 9orgere, iom 81
tie Tia at uRrc met pangdoenSe uuSel
SperialSet tun IrreItlofatet.
SmioGertio trRSer ~pcrionIise 90 20.
litiite Seripn ioeieu nor en- retsIig lin
~SerisgeIie 90 for anoerSetie at Sop o.
Ret moo Sprsrerre. gtaaife berfo,
grSeu bIiber, at intet blir. giort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Hoods ~SarsapariIIa

7sA rsnisos oeres BLOB. GAP benz Kraft
o. 5tprte. g~lenrogettsee here's appeiIt %
giTorbe osrss Gssn ipririltsaoe.
let sr Nasciciasa for ole neotrpiie al.
ianee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

Ssss's Dius aslerssss Sever rueer; bet ttts.iruNs
IsnSs "a saslte Gat6artit al tass nss posSs SaEia.
paraa.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
Younn Wemsn,s Herelsm.

Agatha Andersen. a young woman
employed az ut attendant in a
large building a Chr!Stiana Sweden.
performed q striking act Of heroism
the other DAY. q serious are broke
out IN the building, ana some people
In the upper stories were Gut OF from
escape and screamed for help. Twioo
The young woman took the elevator TO
tho top through The DANES and smoke.
succeeding in rCsc1ing all the inpris-
oned people. minute or two after
sho had descended for Ito last time
the machinery fol- with crash from
The top OF the house.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27

The latter had not attended ccun.
Try school for nothing. stepping light.
y aside. he caught has ready opponent
la ho passed. 3nd. with one arm about
his neck. gave him "a specimen OF the
hipiock" which seat him To- tle air
over his own shoulder. The cwboy
eawo down much In q heap. but pres
entity sat up. his hair somewhat
sumplcd and sandy lie rubbco his
head aud made suudry exclama TONS
~ surprise. HUH" said he. Wen.
IN ID! Now. how sou s'pose that
happened. You Ea.n't DO that AGAIN."
he slid To- Franklin. finally.
shouldn't wonder u could" uald
Franklin. laughing.
Look out fer mc-l'm comln!"
cried Curly
They met more fairly this time, and
Franklin found that he had IN autnr.
Onist of little skill In the game OF
wrestling. bit OF "a surprising why.
bodily strength. limo aud again tho
cowboy wrlthcd away from the hold.
and came back again with the light OF
battle In his eye. II was only after
several moments that he succumbed.
this time TO the ln5idious grapevine. "
lie fell 80 sharply thnt Franklin had
dialcg.ty in breaking igJc in order rot
To fan upon him. The cowboy lay
prone for n moment, chen got up and
busted od his hat
Mount. friend. said he. throwing
the bride back over the horses neck
without other word. you done e
FAIR
I'm tell you what we'll do" said
Frrrklin. extending his hand. Wen
Just both walk along together a way.
u you don't mind. I'll Get me a
horse pretty soon You see. I'm nov
man here-iust got IA this morning..
and ! haven't had time to look around
much yet. / thought Id go out and
meet my friend. anl perhaps then We
could talk over such thlrg5 together. "
shore" said Curly. why didn't
YOU tell me? Say. ole Batty. he
crazy to ketch a whole Tot o. hosses
outn n band o. wild bosses down 20
the Beaver Creek TO always a.want.
In me 10 help him kotch them bosses 4"
"Battersleiga IS fond OF horses. said
Franklin. "aud he's rider. too"
That's SO admitted Curly. HE
kin ride. You oitor 500 him When be
gits his fuli outfit ON. sword an pistol
by his side. uh.huhi"
"Iie has n horse. thcag"
'Has n hossf Has n hoss-has-
what? Why o. course be has boss.
II there anybody that alnt got u
hossg''
We'll. I haven't" said tranklIn.
You Got this one" said Curly.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
Ito be contInucdJ
MAKING A PUMPKIN PiE-
Here's a Description Of How Grand.
mother Did II.


mother Did II.
Docs any one remember the pur.9
Kin pics which grandmother used TO
make? Grandmother opened tho
pumpkin and took out It's works and
peeled and sliced Il and put II In the
kettle. where Il was boiled until II was
soft and mushy. but not too musby.
Later she pressed the result through
tie holes In n colandor. and when She
had dlshod out n portion for immediate
use. she was ready 90 begin tho
construction OF the pumpkin pic. A
big and square iron bake sheet was
lined with hcur crust. which covered
the bottom 81 tho pan and reached mp
along the four edges until the pastry
could look over the rim. Then she
put an egg and a sufficient amoTnt Uf
sweet milk IL am9ng le2 pumpkin and
added q whole lot of black molasacs
and c pinch 81 salt and n big lot OF
singer. and a pinch and n hell ot
grated nutmeg 10 the concoction. auc
when these had been stirred in among
tho milk and tho pumpkin. the mass
III INGREDIENTS was poured Into the
bake pan and Tire pan vas closed w
inside II tho oven 90 be cremotcd.
while the children waited outside with
the winter oozing from our mouths
until the wonderful experiment was
completed.
And nobody except some few of us
lucky old chang over tasted anything
liko ono Of those pumpkin pies. Il
was deep and spicy and sweet and
satisfying. II was more like n pump
hln pudding. so thick Il was. and
wholly like unto ambrosia stepped In
nectar. so toothsomc II was; and
when we think q those great squares
Of pumpkin pie which found their way
down our ravenous gullet. We wonder
how Il IL that modern boys manage
20 live at all without pumpkin pie--
Bangor News.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
Natural Order Rcvercea.

william MagelsBcn. the American
vice consul al Beirut. Is an intimate
friend of Naiib Hashin. Who Is the
manager OF q thentor in New York.
Il spont week with Magclsscn, a"
Mr.. Haehim said The other day. ia
tho summer Of 1902. The young man
know thcn that bis life was In danger,
buo he was fearless and gay. Il was
n pleasure TO be With him.
zone day In Beirut he introduced
one Of his servants to me.
This boy. he said, had never
seen n paved street ull he camo 10
this city n year ago The day he
reached hero. a dog. as he was walk
ing about sightseeing. ran az him 10
bite him. lie reached down and tried
90 pick w a cobblcstone from the
paved street but the stone. of course,
stuck fast. To escape tho dog. he had
20 take On his henls.
Afterwards. In telling me the
atcry. tho boy said ne thought Beirut
a strange town. since IN n .bo dog
werS bet loose while tfs siCfss vsrs
faars>.eJ down"
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27

looking about him az the strange. new
country. In which he felt the proprio'
torship OF carly discovery.
AS Franklin was walking on. busy
with the impressions OF HIS new world,
he became conscious O. rapid hoof
beats coming up behind him. and turn
Cd To soc n horgcman carc0ring across
the open In his direction. with no APP
parent object In view beyond that OF
making ell tho noise possible TO be
made by the freckled.faced cowboy
who had been up ell night but stu
had some vitality which needed vent.
"Eceeee-yow.heccccoi" yelled the
cowboy. both squirting and refining his
supple. cringing steed. "EeCcece-yip-
yoeeeel" Thus voc!ferating. he rode
8uralght nj tho lootman, with oppar-
entity tho deliberate wish 10 ride him
down. Finding that be failed % create
panic. he pulled mp with the pony 3
nose almost over Franklln's shoulder
Hello. stranger" crlod the rider
choerfully; where are you go!n', this
bright IN happy mornin'g'
Franklin made no immediate reply,
and the cowboy resumed.
Have a chaw?' he said aGably, and
looked surprised when Franklin thank
cd him but did rot accept.
Say" said the cowboy, after a
ume-"say. reckon kin lick you. :"
10 you think so?' said Franklin
calmly. pulling mp his shoulders and
feeling no alarm.
"Shorely do" said the other; Il
reckon I kin lick you. or beat You
shootin'. or throw you down"
Friend" said Franklin get down
on that horse and TN give you littlo
wrcstlc To see who rides. What's your
name. anyhow
"N.hoa." said the other. Nance
Curly" Tic was on tho ground as hc
said this last. and throwing the bride
over The horses neck The animal
stood ss though anchored. Curly cast
his hat ppon the ground and trod uron
il In a sort OF ecstasy of combat lie
rushed at Franklin without argument
or generalization.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
CHAPTER VII.
The New World.


Franklin CROSSED tho Missouri river,
that dividing stream known to a gen.
Grafton OF Western men simply as the
his or. and Acknowledged as the boun-
dairy between tho old and the new. tho
known and untricd. When no dc.
seconded from the rude train he needed
no one 20 tcll him no had come to
EllIsyillc. Tic was NJ The limit. the
edge. tho boundary! "Wcu. friend. "
said tho frcman. who was olllng the
euEnc as nc passed. and who grinned
Emably as he spoke. You're sure at
3D.. 'front.' now"
franklin had moi advised his friend
8attcrslclsh Of ms intended arrival.
HUf a7 he looked about him he saw
ihat le had little need for any guide.
E''layi'lc as an actual town dia not
set exist 4 rude shanty or two and
line az tents indicated tho course OF
coming street More than forty
COW ponies stood I'm the Cottage corral
or n the street near by. Afar thcre
Fvnllod tho sound OF morning roycl-
rias.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
PORTER WHO REFUSED TIP.
Put Prize of Race Above Claims al
Ills PockctbccE.

Put Prize of Race Above Claims Ct
His Poekotbcok.
A Wod.ioOklns porter who Is IN
commrad OF n parlor car running
westward did something notable the
other Gay-he refused a tip. II is
tol!svOi among trnvo!CrB that TIE
event vas unique. Few collrod por.
tore ara built that way.
TAi8 was an aggravated case OF Cb-
gropeious Traveller Ho came from
IloWn East some where and hts Goa.
VIBRATION Indicated that he was con.
noctcd With a trust. perhaps with two
or three Of them. Ho was seeing the
WoEt. and expressed himself yolubly
upon tho sights as they varied with
the change Of scenery. II was a hot
nftern loon and most Of the men gather
cd Ia the smoking room-occa3iOnally
slipping something that the good-l0Ok-
ing porter ccIcoctcJ. and all the time
listening to the ripple Of the TRAY
clcr5 remarks.
Tho negro problem brought the
crisis
NO use for en-. no use 90 az.
broke out the talkatiye traveller DO.
tween sips There's just one way
to settle the negro questiOn-dcport
'em."
That's what John Temple Graves
says" suggested a man on the long
leathcrcushioucd seat.
But he's wrong about tho dor't
90 NJ Il in the proper way. My plan
is THIS; Ship al the negroes to tho
north polo or as near 20 Il as ships
can ret. set en- ashore with food 90
last > few weeks, and then 60 on aud
leave ON"
He sippcd--and tho good-lool;ing
porter standing in the door listened
with Indignation pictured In every
feature. But the traveller was genei.
GUS end ordered cold high balls for
the crowd" and he was compelled TO
MISS some OF the conversation.
"Yes. Of course" the porter heard
when ho came back with loaded tray.
They'd freeze 10 death, every moth.
er's son Of ON. and that would settle
tho thing for cll time. It's tho best
plan anybody has thought out for
stopping the everlasting talk about
a. I'm going TO present II 90 Congress
next winter. Hrrc. porter" and he
tossed a hvo dollar bill on the tray.
The expense was even money. Tho
tray came back with the change. was
IL divided into halves, Qu-rtars and
dimes with the Inevitable sugsc ton
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
TIE PRIVILEGES or WOMEN.

Che MerssS Of the Fair Sex satisfed
with Her Position.
SIR. Stead says ttat there are only
three privileges OF my sex--namCiy,
that IN going IN or out Of a room the
woman goes first; that che Is served
before man at a meal Ga statement
which Is quito wrong. By tbs way.
only one woman nc table having that
distinction, tho one on tho hosts
right: tho other guests. whether male
or female. In every household above
nero middle class being served In
regular rotationl. and that IN a train
n man gives up his seat 90 her.
could give Dir. stead many more. Our
bills are paid for us--when our male
belongings have any money TO pay
them with; we arc made love 20.
which may be dcspicable but Is dis.
tinctly enjoyable; We are admired.
which Ia no doubt foolish hut none
the less gratifying 90 Us. In spite Of
the preponderance OF our sex the ma
iority OF us are so pleased with our.
selves that we have no desire 90 visit
the republic In the neiFhborhood OF
the MOUNTAINS Q. The McQn; ard con
sidcrinr thnt We en- do anything We
like In THE year OF grace and that We
rule ali your se@ as q &c. dear Mr.
stead. Why call us "despiaoi" and rail
at the world for moi making rs "su-
prone" when Il had never occurred to
rs that We were anything clse?-"A
Countess" in Reply 70 Mr.. Stoad.
The Yale expositor., 1903-11-27
CHAPTER Vi.-continued.

"Rate To lose you" said the Judge
politely-'hate Ca lose you. OF course.
but then young mans got to make
MS way. he's got 20 get his start"
Franklin rose aud turned toward tho
elder man. ~ you please. Judge"
saiI he. get tho committee appointed
for tonight if you can I'll take the
examination now"
"YCs? YOU are Ia a hurryl"
"Thon tomorrow I'll go over and
say goodbye 90 my sister; and the
next day I thini, ri follow tho wagons
West Two not mach TO put In a
wagon. 80 can 60 % rail. The roads
away west OF tho Missouri now, and
my letter comes from the very last
station. at tho head of the track"
"So?' said the judge. We'll. that
ought Go bc Tar enough. sure. Il you
go clean Go the iumplngon place"