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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
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h1tte DER Cardinal : Staatsietretar
@ompola ben Apoitoliihen 2eleaa'
ten in @~aibington, Wtigr. SaIconio,
crilld)t, iih I'M Namell Der Gurie bet
unierer Administration ilber ole I'M
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9ierune berlbreibe. 9as &irbeu'
ciaentbum auf ben Snieln gebore Der
fatbpliid)en STRIDE bon 8ottes uno
&efts megeu uuo lei lett lunporoent.
lihen 3eiten in ibrem Belts gelpeien
Die logenannten lmabbonglge1 Sas
tholiten entbebrten jeglihen gereftel
MniprubS auf oasielbe.
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fpldes Eroteitihreiben 8ugegnngeI
lit, ifreibt Die nglmerifa", 10 bat Die
ltebermittelung belielbeu mobl nidt
10 iebr Den 3lped, Die Administration
init Der 9eldmeroe Hampula's be-
fanat 81 MADDEN - oenn Salconlo
lit fem Nuntills unO miro Diploma
tiid nift anerfonnt - ionoern Die
Sniormiruug Der 0ifentlifen Mei-
nlrna mo Die glusiiblmg zines
Srnfs auf bieielbe.
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alttes Hebt mIf gerihtli6em @ege
gelteno 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
Gro6her,oethum
2lus Ger 6auptitabt.

Snrdj @ruRbcrsosliden Seidinh
pom 30. 9e5ember liuO 5l 9iiraer-
nleiitern nuhbenamnter 9emeinoell
ernnmt porOen:
&uremburg: Serr emil Wouiel, gu
Ouitrielle uno Ibgeor0neter 81
alauiem.
9ippad: Sr. golturb &iri4, gigell-
thinner au Sprintingen.
&eblen: Sr. Sobanm 8urt, Sano.
Dirtb Su aeblen.
&0rid: Sr. Seinrih Braun, 2ano-
mirtb 5u @obliugeu.
Mamer: Sr. &arl @regor Riih,
Ngronom II Slap.
Simnlern: Sr. Sobonn Seter Cur.
Sanopirtb 81 9reiih.
Stcinfort: Sr. Hobert Golart Snge-
nieur 5u Steinfort.
gcttenlburg: Sr. SEQ Illguit Col.
lart, Gisentbiimer III Settembura.
Iifferoingen: Sr. Mattbias Marf,
GiQentbiimrer 81 9iiieroingen.
Gid q. D. Il5.: Sr. Com. Sol. Softer
lin, gigentbiimer 81 Sid a. .. Ils.
Monnerih: Sr. Hif. Glemang, Sano'
ipirtb an Steinbriideu,
Gcdinaen: Sr. Eeter airih, gigen-
thinner 81 @idringen.
Tpier: Sr: Srana Sirt, 2anbnirt1
su T0ier.
saiienbeim: ST.. Gif. Shopper,
Sanbpirtb 81 Gbleriugen.
gartrineen: Sr. Subert Silger,
Sanowirtb su 9artringen.
Gid: Sr. Hct. 81 Stoue, Snolt.
itrieae nno sbgeoroneter 81 8ei.
merstirdy.
Sesperinaen: Sr. Sob. Nif. Sippert.
Sanoelsmann st Sesperiugeu.
Solerih: Sr. Sob. Yeter Steifeu,
Giacnthiimer 81 Solerih.
Gieoeranpen: Sr. @if. Sellers.
Souotpirtb 5i Sberanpen.
Sanopeiler: &r. Safpb WouieI,
2anomirtb SIT Sunbmeiler.
Steiniel: Sr. Sob. 9upt. Spunar.
9anmgGrtncr 5u Seisoorf.
Strabeu: Sr. Sob. Sepoer, 2ano,
mirtb III StraBen.
@olieroinaeu: Sr, Sob. Eeter Seiot
Sauopirtb 5u Selmitu9eu.
@eiler 3. E.: @r. Sran3 Sbeiien.
Sanomlrtb 5n @eiler 5. Z.
9intgen: Sr. @erharb Shollen,
Sanopirtb 3u 2intgen.
Wcrih: Sr. @nltap @it6eimp
Giaentbiimer unb gbgeoroneter 81
Nollingen.
Siintingen: Sr. 8rai u, :. g. 90
Dor anIcmburg, Gigentbiimer 81
Inlcmburg.
&elsiuaeu; Sr. Sob. Teter Sieoerih
Sanopirth an Sel5ingen.
SoIinaen: Sr. Sob. Solper, 2anb.
pirth au Tobersbauieu,
@aitenoori: Sr. Sob. @ampa6
2nnbnirtb an @uitenoori.
@uriGeib: Sr. Sob. &oob, 2anS'
ipirtb 81 guriheib,
Siefirh: Sr, Sris SroncoiS. ISpo.
fat luo gbgecrbneter 5lt 0iefirh
G%rnIShorf: Sr. Sob. y. lambert
Snoultrielle an &eiiermiible.
Grpeloinsen: Sr. Wnrtiu Conrad
] 2anopirtb 5I grpeloingen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

WASHINGTON. u. G. Nov. THE
following dispatch from the command
er q the gunboat NasbviIis at Colon
was received al the navy department,
today.
The Colombian euntoa4 Roxota has
thrown several shells into Panama.
killing one Chinese"
The state department forthwith
eaeled Vice Consul Ehrman at pana=
ma. directing him q rcm0natrate with
the Colombian government and - ln-
sist that transit across the Iafhmus
be kept free. that any hombardnnent
u either Panama or Colon would be
regarded intoierab be By the United
States. az = bornhardment of either
town would threaten o. destroy rail
way property which the United states
II bound 20 preserve
The state department. has been In
formed that the revolutionary move
ment throughout the Isfhmaa u gen
srat- Colombian government troops
are now concentrated 81 Bavota. which
IL - days distance from fsfhmuH. and
the government lacks transportation
faciliflea
A. result q e conference this
mOrning between President Roosevelt
and Secretary Hay orders wlil be rs
Hue 10 naval vessels stationed on
either side u the fsthmua that II ia
the duty 81 the navy "a remain i'm
partial a. between revolutionary
forces and government troops. but or
der will De- preserved on the fathmus
at aii hazards. Beyond these iustrue-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
Europe Takes a Hand

WAAiINgTON. =. e.. Nov. g.
Early this morning the bureau Of
navigation resolved a cipher fram
the commander Of the Eunboat
Nashville at Colon. which was lmrue.
diately taken 20 the state dann RI
meut Directly thereafter Assistant
Secretary LoumiH. Admiral Taylor.
chief Of the bureau Of navigation.
Lieuteuauta Humphrey and Murphy.
agents FOR the army who recently
visited Panama, and Acting secre-
tarY % the Navy Darling. held a
conference.
Secretary Hay then took the ttann-
lated message 10 the president. II
was decided "a keep the message 80
eret for the present Although the
officials VIII not discuss IL for pub
ltcation, 4 f. known that they are
u the opinion that the Panama rev
Oiution viii be entirely aucoeraf1i
It IS understood that orders viii
BE- sent 10 the American naval COM
manders IN fHthmian waters 10 pre-
vent the transportation OF armed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

NEW YORK - Tammany
elects George u. Mcclellan AZ
mayor Edward NJ. Circuit az
comptroller. aud Charles \.
fornes as president OF the board
J OF aldermen.
OHIO Republicans elect Nv.
/. ron 7. Herrick as governor by
. estimated plurality OF i2f o00
- also state legislature. lnauring
. return OF n. A. Hanna 60 the
United states senate. Repuh-
! leans claim majority Of IS on
joint legislative ballot.
BAN FRANCISCO - Eugene
y. schmitz. labor candidate, /
was reelected mayor. The com /
; plete vote was as follows.
Sehmitx. Union Labor. Is. SIS /
Croker. Republican, Iq.zss /
: Lane. Democrat. 1853. The
Republicans elect the auditor.
tax collector. city attorney and
treasurer The Democrats elect 1
the remainder Of the city Of
/. tie~fs aud a large majority OF
the board OF supervisors.
kESTiickY-Gov. Beckhan 1
vas tt-titAAEN tA the Demo-
] Gratis BY an estimated plurality /
] OF is.eoQ. Many casualties IN /
] election fights Charges OF /
fraud made by Republicans.
MASSACHUSETTS John l..
Bates was reelected governor 4
by a plurality Of $1,000. I
RHODE ISLAND - Indica I
lions point to the reelection Of Z
l.. +. G. Garyin. governor. by
reduced plurality. Count not I
all in. still doubtful. I
IOWA ~ Governor Cummins q
was reelected by an estimated z
plurality OF 60 Gee also entire 4
state ticket by almost as large
plurality 4
NEW JERSEY Republicans Z
elect four state senators and 4
enough OF assembly 20 claim
both houses. I
COLORADO - John Camp 4
bell. Republican, was elected to
supreme court 4
SALT LAX F,-Morris. Demo- 4
crat. elected mayor over Knox. 4
Republican. by / leo. =
NEBRASKA-I John Rarnea \
Republican. elected 10 supreme \
bench over J. J. sullivan. Fu- =
sion. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

capped, according to a report received here.
One Of the principal maya zines exploded at o'clock this
afternoon Fifteen sixteen reported to have been
killed outright in the first explosion
The sorehouse then caught FIRE The flames spread rap
idly and developed into terrible catastrophe number OF
explosions different heard short while ai
ter the first report
From the number OF explosions thought that every
of the magazines have exploded In that case is stated
would be all but impossible for any the island to
eeape death.
The whole country for many miles around was shaken by
the force of tho explosions II by earthquake Whole
buildings shaken Haversraw. eight miles distant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
BOgOta Formerly the Jessie Banning, Starts the Pyroech
MICS in the lsthmian Revolution Against the Colombian
GOyernment-~Uncle Sam Says They Can Fight
All They Want to But They Must Pre-.
serve Order on the ISthmus-- He
Will Have GunbOatS There

meat was - Be organised soutiatiuK u
three canHals and a cabinet
TIE news caused a sudden outburst
Of activity IN the navy department
ard at once on Prssident Roosevelt =
return h. Vas made acquainted ~tfh
the situation
Secretary Hay. Assistant Secretary
pariiug aud a number - others were
summoned 70 the white House ard
measures we're at once taken for the
protection u American Interests on
ths isthmus-
Orders have bs~n issued ~ the nav.
department Go the Dixie. which - now
CA her va from Jamaica u proceed
at ansc % Colon. and 20 the Boston.
which h uow At San Juan del sur. q
20 O. Fanama.
The NyaminE Marhteheaa and Cou-
cofd. which compose Rear Admiral
Glass Pacific squadron. are under or
ders 70 remain temporarily at Aea-
pulca. where they uoW are. % await
orders TO proceed % The iathmBa n the
situation becomes wgrsc. The Balti-
faore Is nor on her Nay e. Banto De-
mingo. ard will BE- ordered 60 proceed
20 the tathmus The Dixie. " T. stat
cd. haa 80 marines on board. a force
that would come IN verg handy IN the
event that u IL desired 20 land a force
on the lathmus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

PANAMA. Nov. THE inaepehd-
euea - the tsthmus was afis tally do
eiafra today THE nrw government H.
practically formed. ~ which MAmdaF
Guerrero Nifi be tbs president The
consular corps met Al the American
consulate this morning and decided 90
send letter % protest % the com
wandsr - tire H8spta. one hundred
Colombian soldiers. who arrived at
Colon yesterday wers today prevent
lean marines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
TAmmANY TRIUMPHANT

NEW YORK. Nov f-Tammany
was triumphant IN yesterdays elec-
ton beyond the dreams Of even the
most hopeful disciples Of that or
gauizaiion. and carried the city by
a plurality " 81. flf. unofficial count.
IL means the ovcrturninr Of the
law and order administration OF
Mayor Low, aud the return Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
mccoMAs DEFEATED

BALTIMORE. nd. Nov. 4.-Elee-
Ton .feiurns are exceedingly slow IN
coming In. owing 10 the monster
ballot which carried nearly 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
SEATTLE BOAT BOMBARDS
PANAMA REvOLUTIONIS1S

Colombian troops across the 18th
mus
The administration has infafma d.
ton leading "a fba belief that at
least one ~ the European nations
c1utffue iatsa anudfnk warshipa TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

here thia afternoon. Two shocks were
feit the second following the art
Nithln a few moments. Neither was
severe enough 60 Do any damage.
The same shocks were felt az Mem
pills and several neiRhborinE touns
II Is believed that the disturbance was
general throughout the middle states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
ASSASSIN

uitte~. A third member. NJ Kafau-
itsn was wounded The assassin crapt
up behind the men. while they were
engaged Ia converse ton. lie after
ward shot and killed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

names.
Up 10 noon. 80 more precincts wers
10 be heard from The Democrat.
wiz undoubtedly carry thgee Iegis-
lative districts In the city. giving
thfee state senators and Is dele
gates Indications are that the leg
islature VIII be strongly Democratic.
winch means Senator McComag de-
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

the fmihmun Thia. accompanied
witt the kuoa ledge that during the
whole canal debate several European
eouatfiss dld All possible 20 prevent
a ratification Of the proposed canal
treaty. makes 70 probable that = Can-
siderable naval display Will be made
b. America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

tious the commanding officers will BE-
expected to uae their own Judgment
PANAMA. Nov TIP q late hour
this morning the wuHk u the favaiu-
tianiHis. who AZ g o'eiaek last niaht de-
elargd their Independence. is proceed
Ing speedily without undue excitement
ar bIeodshed If was announced this
morning that The test steps toward
the formation Of . new government
would b. taken today. when ronssts
Hill b. elected 60 take charge - the
new government Some excitement was
caused by The Colombian a4nbaat Boz
gotta. which was the only one af three
Colombian vessels to rimafn Ia the
harhar after the announcement 81 tn
dependence The HoRots tried 10 zee
moral force. bot that failed Finally
the commander announced that he was
about to open IRE on The town ne
fired four shots. one ~ which InHde8
There vas mo- casualties "a a result
The eunbeat Psdiila. IN charge II the
Insurgents then started in pursuit q
the HoEota. which steamed out u the
hhrbGr a. fgli speed. Reports this
morning say the same conditions exist
ai Colon ~ here.
WASHINGTON. u. e. Nov. I-Ths
FIRST news ~ the uprising was re-
oslved last night in the following die.
patch % the state department.
An uprising took place at Panama
tonight. Independence wa prociaimed.
The Colombian army and nAral on
cialH were made prisoners. 4 govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

san DIEGO. Cal. Nov t-T'ho naval
collier Nero. which arrived here =
week ago from Norfolk. leaves uIth
AGO tgua n coal a. 9 o'cioes tonight
Tor Colon. The coal IL being taken 20
the warHhips ordered there e. protect
American Interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
B0G0TA, WAS FORMERLY THE
JESSE BANNING OF SEA7 TIE

The Bogata h well known here. spring.
Banning sold
Clinton this
q Euuhoaf and
al
formerly been FROM
san Francisco the gunboat proceeded
rccti0n
Captain pure her IN. had been known A.
Alaska by
Captain Clinton. She built England a
yacht Indian
tired q hts eesty sold placed
British merchant marine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
EXTRA EDITION
ONRO By S FE ExPSs H Of EFS SNs Or GUN POWDER

1t impossible to get details of the catastrophe all
wires down. The tracks of the West Shore railway
which within 500 yards Of the island blocked with
debris
Relief parties. accompanied by and have
been despatched the island from this and other in
this district Seven doctors the of the epo
sionS. from here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
EARTHQUAKE
SEISMIC DISTURBANCES FELT IN THE MIDDLE
sTATEs-No DAMAGE REPORTED

ST. LOUIS. Nov. f-shortiy after
noon today. two distinct earthquake
shocks were felt IN rapid succession.
They were light and, - far as has
been learned. no damage was done.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. IA no.
tieeAbie seismic disturbance occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

LONDON. Nov THE Evening
Newa prints the fact that two more
Affseniau leaders have bern murdered
AZ psckhsm Hye a London suburb.
The men assasAinated are N. Ora
sprsan ard At s "a. NiCieisn. wha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
HANNA WINS OUT

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. f.-Mayor
Tom Johnson. red devil. circus tent.
and all went down 20 an ovcrwheln-
ing defeat In the state election here
yesterday. and Myron T. Herrick,
the Republican candidate for gov
ernor. was elected BY the largest
plurality ever given a candidate IN
the buckeye state The official
count IS not vet known but the best
estimate places Hcrriek's plurality
at something over le5. 600.
The Legislature will be Republican
by at least 90. which means the re-
turn Of Marcus 4. Hanna 70 the
senate and the signal defeat OF John
II Clarke. johnson was badly
beaten la this 1Cuyahogal county.
his home county. and Hamilton
county (CincinnatD went Republic
an by over $4,000.
The Press today states that tele-
grams are pouring IN to Senator
Hanna. saying that the logical re-
suit OF yesterdays election Is that
he viii be the next nominee Tor the
presidency. Hanna Is not dispieascd.
but is silent one telegram from
President Roosevelt congratulstes
the Republicans NJ ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Nov. 4.-one hundred
ported have been killed Iona island the result of
rifle explosion of hundreds of of gunpowder this after
noon
The island is government naval station in the Hudson
the government has stored immense quantities of pow
der
There were men on only 10 have es-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

several years ago for tD0pD. 900. and
has since been made use % a. an i'm
meuss storage plant for naval sup.
plies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05
I AMMANY V|CT0R|0US-
HANNA TRIUMPHANT
New York Overwhelmingly DEM
ocraHc---OhiO's Big Republican
PIuraIiV---Ofher States

former regime Of graft. corruptja,
ana fraud that has always charar-
terlNed the sway Of Tamnauv.
George u. Mcclellan. the son NJ
me great Civil war general. opposed
ny almost every newrpaper In ,be
city. and by civic Organizations
without number, will succeed Mayor
SETH Low. the fusion candidate az
me third mayor OF Greater Nav
York. Edward Al Grout was elect
ed comptroller and Charles Y
fornes presidents OF the board OF
aldermen. They We're fusion can
oidates, but Endorsed by Tarnmany
William S. Dcvery. the intcpan-
dent candidate. was given but little
support 's''ie
AZ the last election Low won nv
si'ss2. showing an. UNPRECEDENTED
change of sentiment IN two wears
The complete returns give Nc.
tfeiian majority OF G3.efT over
Low. Tammany made a clean Sween
Win working majority 81 81 In
the board Of aldermen. Grout ran
5000 ahead OF hts ticket. defeating
Heinrich By n plurality 81 81. zoo.
Every Tammany candidate In all
i've borough Of Greater New York
except Richmond. were elected
Richmond gave its votes Go low.
big biii Devery got only 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Magazines at the Naval Station at Iona
Island in the HHdssn River Blown
Up----TOwnS For Miles Around are
Shaken as by an Earthquake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

VINTAGE. England. Nov. -
croker this morning said he was not
surprised at the New York elections
but was much pleased. He relter-
ated the statement that he was out
OF politics FOR good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-05

Iona Island ls 500 yards from the
west share u the Hudson. % miles
north u New York Il iu = long hafs
roe strip purchased ty the government
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-10
Higher Education.

Those who regard higher education
rs n social ornament. valucless except
as a badge for the delight OF its pos
SCISSOR. and those who regard culture
as the private perquisite Of the elect
few are alike in the wrong. The pres
ence OF men OF culture and training
raises the value Of everything about
them. 1t inSures the success OF enter
prise. the safety Of person and proper
ty, the contact with righteousness Of
thought and action, which are the
handspring of right thought and right
deed in the future.
Moreover. If clear thinking with clean
living is good for the elect few, 1t is
equally good for the mutable many.
Culture not only raises the man above
the mass, but It turns the masses into
men. That the multitude may imagine
themselves men before they hold a
mans grasp on life is the grievous dan
ger of democracy. Here again the uni
vcrslty plays its part, teaching the
relative value of ideals. Under its
criticism men learn that good results
are better than good intentions, and
that they demand n far higher order
OF skill and courage.-President David
Starr Jordan In Atlantic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-10

When young man goes calling. II
he can get his attention off his own at
trnctiveness long enough to observe IT.
he will find that near 10 o'clock the
girl begins to look worried, absent
minded, and her laughs at his jokes
are suppressed and forced.
At 1890 she seems TO he in a panic,
and IL he should depart then and shake
hands goodby he would find her hand
ley cold.
Noises are heard from upstairs A
man is grumbling and woman plead
Ing. Will the young man 20 before
the father makes n scene?
Both the daughter downstairs and
the mother upstairs are hoping that he
will, but the young man stays and
stays.
Finally he gets up TO go, and the girl
Is so relieved she asks him TO come
again.
A number of worried mothers are
getting up a petition TO have the street
cars stop running at 9:30.-Atchison
Globe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-10-10
FROsTBURG, Md, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1903

TO have But | reckon ii will keep us
from going hungry
Love hot and sudden ought to have
taken Rushton's app"ii.". Instead 1t
seemed to give new and delicious relish
TO the cold ham, fried chicken and cold
lamb set before him. rr-cnforccd by
beaten biscuit. nine sorts of pickle and
rclishcs and crisp lettuce, with pound
cake and ra%phcrricS smothCrcd in
cream 10y way OF dessert. !. tween
them all he made IL noble meal. and
after it sat smoking and talking until
the sun was ALMOST down.
RuShton first saw Janet in early July.
September found him still lingcr
ing upon his plantation. More properly
he slept there and stabbed his horses in
the stalls. The most part of daylight
and big patches of the nights he spent
at Oaklands or ranging about with the
master of it. business had not been
named between them since the fatefnl
first day. Oddly enough the brcachy
cows had made no fresh incursions.
Janet smiled. 1t was her belief that
bell COW Sock had really reformed.
Still she did not look into the matter
closely. She was too happy for much
study Of anything.
1t was distinct shock to the major
when Rushton said to him Offhanded-
ly: "Oh. by the way, I'm going home
day after tomorrow. Before | leave l
should like to settle that old affair.
I've made a sort of rough estimate.
Hope you won't think l mean to be
greedy"
Let me see it, said the major, hold
ing out his hand for the folded paper.
Scanning it, he grew red. then white,
then burst out: "Why, you ShylOck!
Dye think any court on earth will be-
lieve nine common COWS can damage
cornficld SlOOO,OOO worthY'
'IIoncstly. major. | don't" Rushten
said. his eyes twinkling; but, You see.
l could not possibly set lower value
on Janet, and she has agreed to give
me herself in payment"