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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

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2"esetbdtistett Elm unb iterben. Weil
biefe Rrantbett 10 auberorbentlt9 an>
jtedenb lit, folte es pfliAt zines ieben
3i9ters fein, slet9 Bel 8eoba9tung
Der eriten perbddtisen 8ortenbilbuns
9eilmittel anaupenben, aumal bic Be-
banbluns cine re9t einfa9e 1T. Die
Rruiten perben aund4ft nit S4miers
feife beitri9en, am anberen Sage nit
parmem WaHer ertpeidt unb bur4
8iiriten nit elmer barten 8iirite be-
feitist, obne jebo9 bic 2dufe blutig gu
fraben. Damn bepinfelt man bic Stel@
len nit perubaliam ober NIT elmer
Salbe, beitebenb aus einem Sbeil
RarbolfGure unb aebn Sbetlea
S9mala. Das 8erfabren nirb einisez
NAL pieberbolt unb bann Der SUB nit
perbiinntem @lpcerin beitrt9en. 8abet
man bic erfrantten @lieber pieberbolt
abtpedfelnb in S%eifenpaher rnb bann
in milbem 5ett, 10 tObtet man bic Mtlz
ben unb beilt bic ansesriffene !9aut.
bic bann balb pieber slatte S9ilber
aufpeifen pirb.
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flung Der Wuraeln. @s finb bic Wur>
aelipiBen entpeber bur9 gu srobe
Srodenbeit einsef9rumpft, neil Der
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Wuraeln unmtttelbar an Der Snnen=
fld9e bes Sopfes anliesen unb babur9
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1T bas 9esentbeil Der San. gu sroBe
SOpfe p%erbinbern bas regelmGbige
Nustrodnen, unb iibersrobe NGHe err
seust SGulniB an ben Wuraeln. &ranfe
Wurseln baben aber bas @elbperber
Der @ebel our Solse. MuBerbem fann
audi gu sroBe Srodenbeit Der 3immer=
luft am 9elbperben unb &rGnfeln Der
Palmen f9ulb fein, b%efonbers bann,
penn bic Pflanae erft furae 3eit aus
benz 9end9sbauie in's 3immer iiberz
febt purbe. !9ier btlft r1r Dfteres Be-
fprtben unb Nufitenen zines sefiaten
WaKerbedens auf benz Sfen CUR Grz
seusung feu9ter 2uft.
g lumenf sen,
bic gum Sreiben ober erften SeBen ms
Sreie beitimmt iinb, miiifen mDsli9ft
fubl, obne iebo4 sefrieren gu t0nnen,
iibernintert nerben. Ser geeignetfte
Stanbort tit Elm talter Miftbeettaften,
ben man bur9 l1mf9las ober 9edz
material (Strobbeden unb 8retter) Dor
5roit f9iBt. Sobalb es bic Wttterung
.rlaubt, muB geliiftet tperben, unb bas
Mufbeden bes 8aitens muB tdslid sez
F9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
6eIb IN perletben.

Nuf cultipirte Sarms se9en lei4te geotns
euneeu unb gu niebrisen Staten 9elb gu perz
leiben. @s mirb ii9 @u9 lobnen, bet mir
por3uipre1eu, menn Sbr cine anletbe an!
Cure Tarm MAIDEN mout. 1911
q. 9. 0orutatt. ct. @lonb. Wfinn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Nur $500 BEN u

@ir baben IS, 900 Ider gum 8erfauf i'm
Ofli6en Sbeil pom Colorado. Seiner i6,par:
ser 8oben, auf benz aue Sorten Sru6t 9esos
gen merben fOnnen; fetn Stein, fein Sanb
ober Iei6ter 8oben nnb MIR cine bis flint
Weileu pom &ieselwes eutfernt. Ser &e=
aenfaD bort 1T 0 Is bis 20 3oa idbrli9.
Cine nod ME baseweiene @elesenbett, INN
iein gelb 3u perbreifa1eu in elmer fursei1
!3eit. S%ebiusmns: 5000 Mnsabluns auf cine
Seftion, Der &eit auf 10 Sabre3eit nit 6 BRO
Gent Sntereiie. giaise Sabrt ieben erften
nnb britteu Oienitas i'm Mouat. @esen
HGberem menbe man ii6 on 46=ba
She Stuber 0anb 60. ct. GIoub Wfinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

4Surboienit stuiiben ct. Saul. Nlnneapolis. Se'
lena. Suite. Sputane. Seattle une Bortlane. yer
binoungen Der tueitlib an @nopuntten tlr oe BOD
tenai 9eaeno. Oregon uno California Huntte. 9las'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
3u o~erfaufem.

WiIbes unb cultipirtes 2anb in Minnelo.
ia, Worb : Datota unb Wtsconfin. Bebtns
9un8en II. Yreiie tommen faum in 8etra4t.
s. Wan9Dfe & Co.,
27slir go. 1875. Mpe. g., ct. @Ioub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Cine iiberaus t~punnerbole 9eiluns

Solepb 8. r1nberbtI pom Oolanb,
Sibbatota, iast: Sd babe uon So
rem @btte Wtne Of Tar Sprup gro
Zen Benefit sebabt. Sd bate einen
feit fsenben 9uften, unb bic Ooctos
rem saben a1e 9oHnuusen auf metne
@ieberseneiuns auf unb bieben es
S@winbiu9t. Sd periu&te Maes
rpopor MFR b6rten. S@lteblt@ brans
elmer meme Treunbe in mid, Sbren
Wbtte Wine Of Tar Sprup gu Ses
brauden. Sd nabm anbertbalb Sla
i@e unb BIN polIitdnbis Sebetlt. Col
DE Mebistn fann Id Semen eupfeb
len, ruel@e 10 letbenb ftub, wie t@ es
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Dnrtt Rurrrneuhnf.

u nteroffiaier (au einem
iiibif9en G%inidbrisen, Der beim lang
famen S4ritt elmer pfiiBe aus benz
Wese sebt): nWas, @~inidhriser Mtos
fes, sic fir9ten ii9 por elmer Pfiibe,
tpo Ssbr Namenspetter bur9's rotbe
Meer mari9irt ift9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
sir 2an0fu6en0c.

SIM @olbeu SaDep, 100 ii9 iest bic bette
@elesenbeit gum Nnfauf pom 2Gnbereien unb
u%ebernabme pom Seimfdtten bietet, fann
bas 9anb, ba bic @itterrng bort tets cine
ausse3ei1nete lift, serabe 70 gut in ben Bin=
ter= wie in ben fonfisen Monaten bes Sabres
beieben 1uerbeu. &aufufise mDsen iid ruens
ben an
Cob Yauep 9anb & Cattle 6 o.
Saba ct. @loub, Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

q eiil5te & dlberl B {.
8ier &Glberfibe tperben seipaf4en, NIT
@afer ansefebt unb lansfam unter
fprtpGbrenbem Mbf9dumen balbtpei4
sefo9t. Oie Siibe perben nun berausz
genommen unb BON ben Rno4en abgez
lift unb Das Sleif6ise NIT etpas
gitrone, elmer 3piebel grDbltd, etpa
in Der grDbe BON sebro9enen @rbien,
setpiegt. 9ie inapif9en suriidseitelte
8riibe nirb bur9 eine angefeu4tete
Serbiette, na9bem aIes Sett abgez
i9Dpft puroe, in einen Sopf nit ben
SiBen, Sals, Pfeffer uno Gffig se@
mii9t sesoKen unb bas 8anse unter
fleibisem Mbf9Gumen 10 LANCE lang
Jam seto9t, Bis bic Sliifftsteit gang
ben 1T. Siei e ptrb in balbtiefe Sc
f9irre seso1en, gum @rtalten in ben
Seller eItelt unb bann na9 8ebarf
bapon Stiidden sefdnitten, pel9e
man NIT @iiis, Del, Sal5 unb 3piez
beln piir5t.
MepfeIfpmpot mad M =
n / It er a I. Na9bem man quite,
faftise Mepfel sei9dlt, bonn &ernbaus
befreit unb in biinne S9etben sef9nitz
ten bat, fo9t man tie nit WaHer,
@ein, 3uder unb Gitronenfaft gang
tpet9, ldbt ben Saft pDIis einto9en
unb flint bas &ompot re9t bi4t in
cine beliebise, am beiten t0nerne Sorm,
3. g. cine Melonenform, ldbt es an
einem fiiblen Srt bartn erfalten unb
ftiirat bic Sorm bann auf cine S9iiz
fel INN. Snanif4en fat man Elm tpentg
Weibpein nit 3uder unb G%ttronenz
f4ale bidli9 seto4t, giebt bies iiber
bas aompot unb beftedt leBteres NIT
biinnen CHARACTERIZATION.
Sic &altbetne Der 8 il f.
+. Oft fommt es por, bab bic Grz
folse in Der @efliiselau9t trob forsz
fdltisiter pflese unb spedentfpre9enz
Der 9altuns Der 9ibner bur9aus nidt
ben sebesten 9offnunsen entipre4en,
unb bod ldbt fi9 Bel oberfld9lider Be-
tra9tuns gar feline urfa9e gu Der Ibz
normitdt erfennen. Sorf9t man aber
senauer mad, 10 pirb man meitens
&altbeine bel ben 9iibnern porfinben.
gs 1T bieies cine Bel biefen Sbieren
re9t bdufig pertretene unO leiber 10
tpenig beabtete &ranfbeit, tpel9e bur9
einen @9marober, bic 9iibnertrdbs
milbe, berborserufen nirb. SIM erften
Stabium eri9eint bic &rantbett als
tleine afdsraue 5lede, slei9fam, als
tpGre getrpdneter 2ebm ober S9mub
an ben 2dufen baften s%eblieben. Die
Wtilben sraben fif unter ben S9ilbern
Der 2Gufe elm, permebren fi9 bort,
beben nod unb na9 Die S9tlber in
bic 9Dbe unb ie mebr llnseaieferbruten
aufeinanber folsen, befto srDber tperben
bic 8orten, Biz aulebt bas gauge 8ein
ausiiebt, als lei es i'm 2ebm senefen.
0as 8obren Der Mtlben perurfa9t
einsn ftdnbisen Sudreia, bic sequdlten
9iibner beiben bic S9ilber los, es tritt
cine 8lutuns Elm unb bic S9marober
baben getponnenes Spiel. Namentli9
bes Nadts, mo bic 8eine, am 8aude
anliegenb, erndrmt perben, 1T bic pein
befonbers aroB. Die ~tranfen Shiero
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
5dtluu.

,Warum sebft benin gu INNER erft
n d apDlf l1br beim9"-rS a peiBt
Du, tpenn es ems, stpet ober bret
f9ldst, fennt fi9 meine Nlte nimmer
aus unb meint, es 1T piertel, balb ober
breiptertel-unb ba fann i9 fasen. mas
i9 maq!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Ernhrnth.

9 II d er gum !Sausberrn):
.Sbr Sunse bat gang genau bieielbe
Nafe tpte Sie!"-O er E
90 illt (eintperfenb): ga, Yupa,
id bin audi i9on auf Der 5trabe gee
fragt porben, pb mir leere Weinflaz
fhen all perfnmfen hnhsn9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24

r&obi, pie ftebft Se lpieber ba!
Nebm' 9r bod enbli9 a 8etfpiel an
Oetn' Sdte!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-24
Den syarmtern 3llr gfotis!

Die WcGabben-M aidineu : Worfs besabz
len fir altes giien, 8upfer ober Meiiins wie
folst:
Sir sutes @ubi9abeiiea per Come $500
Sir altes Meiiins per Pfunb 3 Bis s1OGtS.
SIR altes &upfer per Bfunb 8 bis If cts.
4S=ba
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
Portland, Tacoma or Seat
tie and Return for $40.
via Union Pacific.

ON account of the i+th Annual Seas
ion. rnns-Missis-ippi Commercial
Congress and National Irrigation A.
sociation held at Seattle, Washington.
August is TO II, the Union Pacific an
nounces the very low rate OF 5000 for
the round trip to Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle.
Liberal stop overs allowed in each
direction.
Free side trip, Ogden to Salt Lake
City and return.
See that your tickets read over the
Union Pacific because you get the
quickest and best OF service. For fur
ther information cell on your local
agent or address,
T.. r. GHvrIs, Genr Agent.
Ai-i7th St., Denver.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

that can do, you have but to call
through the hatch" He turned to leave
her, but she detained him by a gesture.
'Teil me-" she demanded. with nerv-
Gus intensity. ''who Is the man who
took me from the sca?"
"He is Norwegian. madam. by
name Thorsensen.'
"Well named" she murmured, "a
Norwegian Thor. Tell him that he has
saved the life OF a daughter OF the king
Of Denmark"
When Craddock returned to the deck.
he found his friend stretched at full
length at the bow. lying upon his back.
with his eyes fixed upon the coursing
clouds. and there was an indescribable
smile upon his face. He seemed to
have forgotten that he was bedraggled
and wet and that his tawny hair and
beard were matted and unkempt. aud
as Craddock paused beside him ne
turned his big blue eyes upon his
friend and said:
"who is she. Craddock ?"
"She told me-" said Craddock calmly.
In reply. ito tell you that you had
saved the life of 4 daughter of the king
Of Denmark"
The Norwegian did not imn nediately
respond. There was a dreamy. far
away look In his eyes. and presently he
murmured.
'"The daughter OF q king-I am glad
Of that. The daughter OF a king-yes.
am glad of that
He ceased speaking. rose slowly to
his feet and. standing before his friend.
said In that same half dreamy tone:
''ShalI tell you how 1t happened.
Grad? It seemed when I stood up there
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

gey which had already been launched
and was moored on the port side Of the
sloop. They sculled 1t quickly to the
head Of the bay and soon began the
precarious ascent Of the Devils Nose
Two-thirds OF the distance to the sum-
NIT they came upon . level space NO
bigger than dining table. which In
the center was cleft apart, leaving q
space not more than two feet wide and
- dark a. midnight within: and into
this forbidding place the big man.
without sxplanatioa o. hesitation,
dropped. Craddock followed, and .
moment later they stood In Q natural
cavern that was crsatsd when IL rock
Was formed.
= Doubt" said ths leader. III thses
8ves another man today who knows &
ehs sxistsoes Of this cavern. Harki
Do 700 bear that whis&iing msaa7 Il
= Nike ths vibrat1ss q Q hundrs1 ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06
. Home For You
S25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house of six rooms
and bathroom, Just finished by the
carpenters. blinds, range. electric
lights and ali conveniences. only sye
blocks rom the Post Office.
We will sell you this for "a, 900.
and all you need to do 10 to paw Us
Szso cash and the balance you can
pay at the rate OF sas per month dill
paid for with interest at per cent.
We have two other houses cosins
$1,000 and 81. 300 for sale on equal
ly easy teTms. Come and zee N
sbouf them.
We have money to loan at al
timss On any good security.
We write insurance. oi eli kinds and
do general Real Essste business but
are mskins . sPscisl effort juw now 70
pssh eisy Prsp~sy and irsis lasds.
DsWssss T. TnrnbuA,
so MAIN SYR8RY
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

On the rock and saw that wave hang
over her. ready to fail and crush. AZ
though heard her cry aloud to me to
save her. and leaped. How I found
her I do not know. but when ! came
to the surface she was near TO me. and
I seemed to leap through the water.
impeiled by greater strength than I
ever possessed before. Then--why.
then II seemed as n there was no dan.
ger. and | remember that ! laughed
aloud and told her to put her arms
around my neck. and somehow. Grad.
It seemed as II she felt the same as l.
that the wind and the waves and thu
fury OF the storm could not. dared not.
harm US. that the water could not
drown us. and ! swan around the rock.
knowing that you would be waiting for
Us. and all that time she did not speak.
I have not heard the sound OF her
voice. A daughter Of . king. you say.
but only a woman. after all: woman
with beart-aye. two hearts. for now.
by heaven. she Possesses mine; the
daughter Of . king. but only q woman.
Grad. only . woman"
An hour later she called to them
from the hatchway. and It was Thor
who answered her. She had made no
change In her apparel and seemed to
be as unconscious Of the wet as her
Norwegian savior. II seemed. too. a.
II they had known each other always.
he towering over her like . god and
she gazing up into his eyes In silent
Amusement
Princess" he said. 'It has pleased
God to let me take you from the sea.
Tell me. did you call aloud from the
deck OF the schooner before the noun
tain Of water fell upon you. and did
you call my nameY'
mo" she said: II could not call your
name. did not know that any one
was near. Who are you, sir7 ] do not
mean what Is your name. Your friend
has told me that Who are your
Yesterday II you had asked me
that" replied Thor. 81 could have an
swered. Now ! do not know. There
was a man upon the rock when your
yacht foundered In the storm. That
man Ieaped into the sea, but the man
who swan out Of the sea with you
upon his back IL not the same. You.
madame. are 4 princess Of royal blood.
am q man who never knew his ia
thcr. aud yet there In between us. be-
longing to both. divinity of love. 1t
IL stronger than or you" And hs
bent forward and kissed her on the
forehead. She made no reply. and she
did not resent the salutation.
''Thorr' she said dreamily. Yes. II
ID true" And she reached out and
took his hand. raised It to her lips and
kissed II. Then she turned back into
the cabin and disappeared.
The Norwegian did not change his at
titude for many minutes. but Al last
he strode forward to where Craddock
waited at the bow.
'-Tbe daughter Of king" he said to
him. "Csaddock, never cared I'LL now
10 know who ! am. She asked tbs
Qusstion. and could not answer. VIII
ysu help me to An1 sut whe ! amt
- daughter At k1ng. Cta01esk. but
~ . weman. aftse an
~ stsem that hsA pes9iss1 - -
~ that part Ct the wosid fsr thres -
osur, days bsUan 10 Iul1 - ~ day -.
vancsd. 20 that whsn ~ sun vas q
osssdias - NJ - = 49, spsst -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-06

| n slAahBC 8DO0C Win bOKg
the Norwegian. Many times he drew
near to Craddock and paused a. IL
about to speak. then silently Withdrew.
As many times he strobe to the hatch
way and seemed to mediate upon en-
tering the cabin. only to turn away
and stand gazing across the water to-
ward the coast OF Denmark His
strong and noble face wore an express
sion OF introspection which could not
be confounded with anxiety. and fire.
| Quently he ran his fingers through the
wavy masses of his hair. as II by doing
% some obstacle to collected reflection
might be dispelled. Craddock also
seemed distraught He kept his place
at the bow and gazed. not at the sea.
as did his friend. but upward toward
the summit OF the Devils Nose. and
there were anger In his eyes and
menace In the expression OF his face.
At last Thor drew near to him again.
81 cannot help It. Crnddock." he said.
~ II In continuation Of q discussion
between them. II cannot help II. my
friend. love her. Yes. and she loves
me. II was her soul that cried aloud
| to me from the sea when I stood up
there on the rock and heard and an
swered and obeyed. What matter II
she ia the daughter Of 4 king? Do you
know. Craddock. that since she came
to us believe that l. too. am Of royal
blood? You are angry because you
know love this princess"
"No. Ralph" Craddock turned and
faced his friend. Il am not angry
that is not the word-but have grave
misgivings. ! wish that you had not
| taken me to the summit Of the rock"
The broad shoulders OF the Norwe-
| gian gave expression to . shrug. He
raised his head proudly and smiled at
the clouds. the sky and the world
around him.
81 did not take you there. Old chap"
he said. "She called to me. and !
| went. although did NOT. know that she
called. Blame destiny. not me. I am
| going to her now"
word. paused at the hatchway and
said:
May enter. prineess?"
Again they faced each other In the
shallow cabin scarce higher than his
stature.
Princess" he said. and without be-
Ing conscious OF the act he possessed
both her hands In his. u AIN Nor
weslan wnif. and Jet you love me.
You are princess OF royal blood. yet
l love you. II Is something that our
souls have done without our knowi-
edge. perhaps In the unrcmembcred
past before these shells In which we
I've were made. They knew each other
then and doubtless loved. Today. may.
hap after cycles Of time which cannot
count have come aud gone. they meet
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-10-21

The hair that waved above the girl-liki
earl The very SHADE and texture Of IA.
coat became hateful TO her. Ahl-hov
sitting the air was-thls air that hs
breathedl she raised q shaking hand
TO her throat and tugged at the high
collar Of her gown. She must have
other air-fresh affair Of which he
had no parti
The romantic little matron four seats
down the aisle saw the bride rise from
aer chair and pass hurriedly down the
a 2 The sympathetic little lady was
almost on the point OF following her,
so white and strange did she look.
The porter was nodding In the last
seat. Mrs. Knowlton sped swiftly
through the corridor and opened the
outer door. The car was not ~vestibuled
and the cool wind. unhindered, swept
cross her hot cheeks and brought
something like a sparkle to her eyes.
She shut the door, stepped out on the
narrow platform and advanced to the
top OF the steps.
How good It was to be alone again!
How beautiful to be out in the soft
darkness with the rhythmic whiz and
whir OF the wheels under ones feet, and
the mysterious shadowy something's
flying past ones eyes:
Was Jack way up among those stars
that twinkled so brightly overhead?
Was he looking down at her nOw3
What did he think Of that miserable,
haby-faced man in the car back there?
She stepped down one. two. three Of
the steps; her horizon was wider now
there were some stas up in the sky.
The a gave a sudden lurch around q
aud the woman swung violently
to enc side. clutching at the iron railing
with her delicate jeweled fingers. In
a moment she had regained her balance
and Was looking fearfully down into
that yawning blackness at her feet.
What II she had not caught herself2
There would be q motiOnless, horrible
something lying way back there in the
dark. and the place where she now stood
would be vacant
She shuddered involuntarlly, then
caught her breath with a little gasp.
Yes-what II she had not-what, in-
deedf There would be no more going
back to the side Of that hated man, no
dreary length OF years passed In the
thraldom OF his will and wishes; in
stead there would be peace and q swift
flight to the stars and to Jack.
Oh, II only her fingers had been less
strong, her natural instinct Of self
preservation less keenl But there
would be more curves. more sudden
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-10-21
v MILITARY RIDE.
Condition of the HOrses 20 COuns
More Than speed in New
Contest.

Sir Evelyn Wood has invented q mill
tary ride under new conditions. which
are to be tested over Salisbury plain,
reports Country Life.
The conditions are Is miles Of dis
lance to be covered. the riders steering
by compass. and horses to be brought
in in such good condition a to show no
spur marks and be able to eat a feed
Of corn within half an hour Of coming
10 the winning post g
Among the most important Of the
minor conditions attached to this ride
Is that which provides that the horse
ridden shall have been the property Of
his rider for at least q fortnight, or II
he be a government horse shah have
been ridden regularly by the man who
mounts him In the competition for z
previous fortnight
In order to give competitors no adj
vantage from local knowledge. the ride
is to be over a course that will be indi-
Gated to the riders by the markers post
ed at different places along its devious
line, and each marker win indicate to
the rider only 50 much Of the course as
win sufnce to take him to the next Of
these living signal posts.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-10-21
TRAPS SET FOR ANGLERS.
Singular and Unexpected method %
Enforeing the Game Laws n
New Hampahire.

A young New York fisherman Who
went into northern New Hampshire "a
try his luck early last summer ran
across . new way Of enforcing game
laws. The New Hampshire statutes
make 1t an ofense to have in ones pos
session q trout under six inches in
length. but the New Yorker didn't know
this, says the Sun.
He was returning BY train from q good
days sport. when the conductor. after
taking up his ticket. strolled back and
started a conversation. He asked the
fisherman what luck he'd had, and finally
ask ed to see the catch.
The conductor looked long and care
fully at the fish. Finally he said:
Young man, I'm q game warden o.
this state, an some o. them hsh are
under size.s I'll have to measure them
And measure them he did. finding thai
i've were under length. II cost the young
ster S25 and costs to settle the bill with
the state. and a part Of that sun went
TO the game warden conductor.
The fisherman didn't know the trick
Of the native, who, when he hauls out q
trout that's under length. cuts on the
tail and deaes the warden to tell how
long II was when caught.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-10-21
cOsTLIEsT Of AZ KNEYEs.
Piece 81 Gallery Made II shsmeia,
England, sald &c he
Worth $500.

The most valuable knife in the
world ls' to be seen in the collection Of
q famous arm Of cutters IN shenefd.
reports London Answers. It Is large
enough to It the pocket OF none but 4
giant and contains 70 blades. which
can close up like those Of an ordinary
knife. Each Of the larger blades Is
deliberately engraved and among the
subjects Of these strange pictures are
views Of Sheineld college, the city Of
York. Windsor castle. Arundel castle
and q score Of other famous scenes.
The hats are Of mother-of-pearI.
carved with great skin. On q side
the artist has depicted a stag hunt
and on the other a boar hunt. When
asked e. to the value Of this knife. the
arm replied: well. We calculated IL
up to ego. but that was before It vas
finished. and then We ceased to est.
mate what it had cost"