davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
fsra SanfieIn. Wfnn.

Sdbfielo er Ell trtoelig SIGnS. Ser er
tore wrife SettIernerter pur ale Stber,
sanite er bet paa 8eif bIa1Set meo andre
Nattoner, men pua Git er Der uoeIuffens
De Wprife, for Der IGr bi bsltre og sitre
Ct. SIaf's 0eerigbeber. SaDfieID bar TO
rtorife &irter, Sbroben og Den Sorenebe
&trte. Set er for gait, men errh6a er yer
rnnaife benz. fon life harer til 1ugen
atrte os bet Ell bel life rtoget rart. Sors
retningsfolfet / SasiieIb er n9ften uue
norife, og bet er be S~arusre, iotu ban
flpttet tnb fra Sarnnene. 8 8ben Dor
ogina SbroSepreiten, Reb. Rormar; 6nn
er rplie tpntnet Der, men ban faiter Zig
inb | Grbsioet meb GInor; bnn ier life
I'D til at billie fpare paa iis, og ban tmn
babe mere eub NOT bare / 8ben, for bet
ftanr life fau io9rt rnrt til nteo 3riiters
bprureIl Der beIler. Ser er 4 Suloorter,
iom ale fer uo til at gisre COB Sorrets
ming, % be prsber aft. buab be fan, Ipr
at fna Sof til fig. hinge Gutter. Iort
rtnu en- Sib 6abbc iaa goSe Emfer om,
Fam man aIerebe tr9ffe til at ie paa dfa
bete; os be ban alt CLIENT, brdS De Ioosbe
pau itu 8uuftrnuttotshag, at be btIbe
forioge al Climb. Soorleoes Bar hi bieIs
pc benz? Set fer life no til, at bet bitter
bebre, men oRrre. Sc trrer trent, ioat
en- Der life bar noeet ato eftcr bette.
9tep. Rururrr ban begbnot meo baube bet
enc % bet nnhet for ~llrgbpnrnte1l for at
be fam fnn iunS tlroer5oLSntre. og ieg
bauber, ban bill Ie Srugter al lit ars
beibe. 2eier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
9rairie Sarrs, isis.

Sunb9ebstilft11tben Der er for1olosois
goo. Spgbomrfe af cptocntif srt cr
iieIone. geen Gottorsn bar bet alIiges
bel trcbelt % er pan Sarten mart iast
6anSe Rdt os 9ng. sos en- Hal ban fis
rene en- Sorfislelie, hos en- anSe,r en-
garnutsl froniif Sbgbon, faa er BET en-
brnf5et arm Der, ct brnftet Den Der, %
Or. gs5rn5 er life ben, foam lisger paa
2noiiben.
Rrairie 6arm er bIepen gD mi r1eS
esne 8abre til at isrge for fit ge og Gel.
Bnen bar 8 gutifer nreo alminbeliae
SaTtoelsoarer. / glrtit meb SarStpare, 1
8eitaiiraHt. / apotet, 2 Scteler, 5
Smeofr 90 en-, iDrn 5rrtoler n,eb Mnifis
rert. ct Suruitureitprc er ogiaa unber
Spfeiline. Sertil tontnter 8 airfcr, 2
norife pg en- aneritanif. Ren Iaa err Der
to Sing. ot life bar. bet enc er 5aIppn,
Ret arDet CT Serrbnre. Den fsrite taf>
Ter bi Spripnet for, at oi life har, ben
anben beoer ri ON at far, oe pi faor Ben
btif, men al hi fa1r BEN, Serpm IfaL
"Poiten"s SGlere ienere faa llnberrets
ming. 8. s. Rnonnro.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
sra Barrett, Wtrts.

@or gb 9urrett or Iaa Iioert, at hi tts
gen Ting bar at itrbSe at, Oct Tube Dog
bore, bi bar faaet ct NIT, oattcrt Stole@
bus iiteoetfor bet earnIe, ioul MI l tor1
iterret % fornhct StiffeIfe er bleoet I'll
SoteI. Ole Sisue bar ogfad ! aGr for'
ibnet Sooa2tnien ueb op til 140 gogus
Ipouinoer meo SO, nteb Gltnper "a
Sourntcr tbtse og en- SpHabe af 900 Runo
hper. Ole bar mi ioIgt GUS n8 Got til
ebert 3erum % aater at bbgge pno
gieroorn, BAN bar lrrgere oppe beo
"9aten". s 2igbeb meo artore @ber
bcronrtrtng, inu ifior btloe oGre tor,
fndr hi mi innrt Saloon tgien. en- Del
i~terrte boerten ia euer net, eu bet for
manages SeSsoumnenbe life Itnnr Fart,
bb1b Der er bcbit at ofSre.
81 bar Inn en- Iroen 8irte / gner, bhgs
get al rogIe faa @aeblemmer af ben Sors
eneSe Strife neb &leppe fra gIboip Safe
Iom &reft. ga ben er til 9rug psiaa for
ntcre at IutberIf g~efieuSelie, berntter
ogioa &aitor grSal % Ssuooefolfet ben
til fine Sfber. 8pot ifrIoe bet bore, ON
bisIe SoIf life befdttebe ig nteb at fna
ubSelt SIppeifrtfter meb Gu9reb pna enc
telte PerIouer / RoSftdnoerrss Ser.
Set nrcn bog bore Hart, at @nigbeo al
brtg frernrnes pdn Dem Wuaoe. Fdttor
3. 8. Sougen fnar fa Enf for iir Sale /
9ecprrbl Sen Rno 9ier i'm Stduo %
Station ggre.
Ttun &pinoerre blioer nteb / bette
Georife SeIifn6? Set er oiit benz, Ioul
roaSer for, 1pnb 9urrn Hal fables, og
bet cr 10 ian ftl1t at fan iub ct fremrneo
SIGng pon Gatinif eler bbao bet mi fat
bare. 8io bt Inart mnGtte faa en- Sols
ber6 tbIurbt %. - me SltnbeIer BILE
fes! Snart fUor Ri Npt fiemmefra
"4nltrn".L NtIs 60aas.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Sra WprtbFdb, @ts.
IA her trpnnes Wefnrm

ga Der trnnees Reform~. l1roer
oeuue Spsrifrift I Seconab1H oiten" for
lobe Gpril 5dr ba euoeIis en- Sururcr,
iom unoerifriper ZIG 9. 3d., tngst 8laort
ma Mhiroen os ubtnIt ct Orb / rette SID.
Set er rent forbmrense, at tngsr bar
tonunet pna at ifrtoe nosct iaaodut fsr.
Seq bar ofte tGnft pGa at Frire rrogct
iauharrt, men bn ieg er ian nmriig en-
Stribert, ina ban bet life bIepet rIoget al.
aReit rat fam ies life bare mtg lrtrsere,
men uraa fan COB til qt freuthGre MIN
Enf til @. %. os lieelGe til @Gscoruhs
Soften, font bar p9ret ian ucrlig at OPP
trge Stnffet. Seq bnaber, bt frrr mere
af iunutc Slngs. ellen hois Der er en- ar,s
BEN Sibe al Sagen. iar lno os bore ben.
ga. bet er rent pruuasligt, booroun en-
SeI 9lnbe itrpter oper, boor figft BGr>
mcren Ieoer. Sg iaaodr en- ibGr Sors
t~icnefte, ion blirer bnm til Del, og nllers
brrft er BET, ncnr pi fanr riptig sobt
Var. ga bliber DC albeles foritnrrct
ooer, 6opr beLSig 9~nnbuaroe1t er, men
ba er BET netpp alisr orrft, for bd err
griierre ina lane. at be frnpt better
Observation-Disclosures. 90 aIlisepcl er Oct
ct CUBS timber, at Bet life er bnrre, enb
Bet oirfeIig er, inu tibet iorn Surnnereru
CT re5r9ierteret | be l~oo9ioenoe Sorians
finger. thi mar ban bar plrttet en-
"ftrrigbt" Eictct / @pren tilhsrcnbe bet
Sarti, Tom bat tilfelStgbis bplber, iou
tror tnrl. at alttng or raIl right, pg ban
bar inaIcbes qicrt I'm Rli8t fttct no ionr
"gonS ettiaen", oe tau saa biem neeS ct
let Sierte I Sorpisrrirs ON, at alttng
bill blibe "Freo" til bans behite 90 ta1,
ipbc gunite trpe til naftc @ale.
Ten bette fanr bore rrot for BERNIE
Gang, for bbis bet bitter for langt, iaa
fommer BET bel life | Soften.
Inrttn Snniou.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
sra su,pu Of Ruef scG, Minnciuta.

"&pm g&dt, bu igoe, rriIoe, gier Tar>
fen utter grsu~, fan hi mt for en- Del
Iigc, liagtet Be fbrfte Sage al inoeoGrene
Be Roareo forte &1ilSe % Regu nreo
1ig, men Wtorfcr1e grenueS aligeoel fort
% ErGerte faar mere % mere line In1ltfs
te aroncr og Igreue 9isr goo Brem@
gang. ido at hi ogiaa iadr rupa ii8e, at
Serreu CT goo OF bans Wiifunobeo bae
rer ebtnbeltg. Sen 27be I. 81. fout
gr8. 5elga @iergo % @uIit 8affeh
benhes 8rober, bib ira @oobbIc 60. for
at tilbrinse nogte Gage bIdnot SIGgts
ningc 6critebs; Dc berote tiIbuge Ron@
bag BEN 4oe; oesoGrrc bar Der % neget
8eQr, 90 8etere iom Sslge oeraf nGiter
ufremtpmme(ige; life oeitomtrore LOB bet
til al ct unIia ~utootaget greb, at De 9aos
De funcet iig bel ttIfrcSIe.
Srehog lite 9ari afiIutteSe Its 5eus
riettu 2CareitaO fra gfirmebabo Co. Q.
Sal, en- to Maarrbers norIf Religious
Itple / 5foleGrhet pcb Gbriitofer @nitGno.
81 5tolcbeisgenoes autaL a gisuuems
Iuitlig CARRIE bra, Iigeiom o9ina Carer
iubcn unferte Iule eager meo belsrt8
5treuolco % tilfreOsitilence. Sen Sbs
p1r BET FORTE Gang taar Sr. Oils ira
Stepurtoinc tput meS i'm &areoogn 5an
brtufte Sa 70 gcrts for sgg % looeoe
mere paa i'm uRite RIroe. Sratltp>
riuasfdietorsn "HorIfe Gnao", ion |
beuuc Sto feleer ~0ecorabsg Soften, taa
fer FOR fto Fslo, Iaa Ell nSsrIfeere aubefds
Iing er oerfor ursooeuoig, gten mep
~ltbgibereu8 EiaaoeIic bill lee meb fnn
Orb urpne EeNebeItprer Seltbergs
"Shtbemcrfabrif", Iom 5r. Rreitgdro
utegct betcanenoe taISer bans aatirffole.
Sca bill life her t!dnSre Sr. S~reitgarSs
ltotrfE, lanst ira; rli Den bar iieuot !
belle Gri1tiauia unoer bette Irrfilte
Rapu. Caiaa ieB fan roie mug Al at
babe orret en- al oeure ~uorrrFeSe Stote@
maneS Silberere. Set mrrselise oeo
5cltoerg bar, at ban tog mo GUlt al mr.
item ale Clogs % / aISre, naricreroe ma
10 Ill 40 aar, ng en- rpseu life bdpoe
bort en- latinjt SGtniup fer, a ban
iituuo til | Osnne foraolSsois forte Sfo
az 3 Sur OF faa ins bans ocpeo due
sc ri Grameu grtium paahuntc apaHta
al latiuIfe OF grrIfc SorinFterc, msn
man fan Del forit1u, at for riatis tiHgz
ueulue griener bdr bet en- eauitc
ba1ro RBh at hGffe, ~ ofte pan bet Iils
fnloc. Of NANCE reiiccreees. 5eitbcra
irlp a en- Erro g2GnN. ban a oeI
biemme / lit Sag. 21ttu. % tiltroos for.
at for par en- i1fs Criqiraf. fsrtt srl
alminScfg 8eipcft meS ia birsc blauoi
iiue gIe5sr % i5l1rSt SoIfet ! aHirSes
Iigbeo, Sdr ourtnlte ofre meS itor Be
seiitrine. al Deb bans SiaIp bar IritS
Tom aasHunsS ginis, SeHrit NieH %
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
ltahnnif al sfppen.

Seg IGife ! "9ecorubs 8oitcn~, at BET
ital uRre Iaa ifabeIia for ct 2auS. mar
Stcbsn bIioer ueeAuggen. SoorIeoes
itanr BET til mob Set HRiten trGisie Gnus
mart? 2igeIcotS ELAINE / Soerige? Oct
er rogst AT be frugtbarefe Strgg / belle
europa. Ssg fan gtoe et grempeI ira
min S~sScbB9o Eitre S1otcn / Rorse.
Grin 8eSite'ar tuuos iortGlIe ont tore
StrGfntnger. 'om / bans 8arnoom bar
benot5et meS tor Sloo. % han fortnlte.
buorieocs Sc boIot pdu at grabe imelcm'
Stubberuc % plauteoe rDgle Boteter.
men for BET ulsite iGd frss Oct bort. au
er bet opbbrter til aser OF eng, os ieg
trn'er. nan farr IeSe efter %frugtbdrere
9pgoer crS Gitrs Sbotcu. Gag MI be
itore trrlsie SIettsr bsr ! 2nroct. Gr
life Be fru9tearc NOT? Grt CT no, rnrs
ge indeauus Sheurisr. Tom uofLgs.es bag
5~trioeboroet. ior fife er gauife bolobdrc.
Reu uneifrlS, al icg lTeger mig iRo
uoget. iom irg life fortaar.
aug. Srnbrifon,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

Scrist arbeOe FOR mig. Seq bar ia Our SanSeIeu at init Gin al
Ipicmif aatarrb. 3a snHer at iua bette Sreu offrntissiurt Oot
% brcot, for ra leo meset, men isaa er ig ia raft iom nogen fan
feIc Fs. @Ghsn belle init ao bar ia anpenct OmtrcHt att jog fnHhe
ticnc o. irabe iammen, Ill Eager, men ingen al Dem giurec mig
uoaet sobt. gmu Fhcn ia for ct Mars SID FScn beabuote mcS GereS
FsrnHa. far ia ttlIot tnnOst einSrins: Seq 6egpnSte at trO. at is
alora inIor bt rail, men 8uSfcloU, ra CT fuloirnSg raft iSaG.
Sea baa6er % 6eoer, at Se mnu ieue Irnae for at birlpe andre, iOm
Dc bar hiulpct mig. SfrScfor at barre ct OmOanfeuSe Npotef er leg
mn raft % bItr tut o. feb. Seq nil alorig bare uoeu Bernua." -
Irs. Sarab Spe. -
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

Sr. meg. Snge, bpiat / Robile.
ala5ama, % Elunlis betienSt FOR tine
llnSersaciicr paa geri Seri.5 pgSom.
mems SmraaSe. or inbtruTet iii Sri.
itiaria poa CT S~tlsSie5eips. unSer bpil.
Fet ran uaonlie aFter at gisre liz BE-
fienSt He0 81 norife SsiiieIosiarato'
rfcr
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
ZV~~.>
p MARY GRAY
Gu tafnerntis 8pinoes Sret
til Tr. Gartniau.

Rrs. Sorob Trpe, 20t Sh.
pan aoe., @eit a&bilrp 1nrF, q.
Seriep, ifriper:
Seq fiuber life Orb til at nd.
trpffe min SafnemltsbcS for ben
uiounberligc Seibrebelie, Geruna
far bcpirfet bps mig. Ten er en-
@elisnelie for ale libeuoc aDin.
mr. Nrrunn hnr ninrt ef nihnn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
st grcp ira Nrs. E6crit Gresham.

&c at glaScts 2Giere, Der ligeidd gicrue
oil lTie SaHoAeS iom oct npoiatte.
8src5 meo iGroeIes agtsIic
8. 4. anocrieu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
HSiit
inferesiant

iii be iinSe Oct at lnie Ste SpaIse paa
Abe Gioe al bette Rumner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
SrGtte Gpinoer, tiomasicoc.
mpoige 90 ipage WorSem,
Wiooag % Nitcn.

Spts man ipurgte ale De ~nerusie.
pirreIige, ilappe % ~.lonloieoe Sotn.
Der, Der arbetoer Dag efter Dag, mo
til De reppe fan boloe Jig paa BE.
meme -- bois man iplrate Dem, boao
6eres Snbe bar, iaa piI6e Der, enc
irure 0nspepita, BEN onbcn Rerpe.
io9ffeIie, BEN treble aptroeipgoom.
me % iao ptoere.
90 aaigoel er Oct en- aienoS1ier.
ming, al De naiten ale bar ioutnte
Spgootu, 90 oenne Spgoom er fro.
milf &atorrb.
Gliir0er al MerneIfer bat froriif
9otarrb % oeo life al BET.
De foritoor, at De er ipge, men De
iotter life, at 6eres Spgbom er fro.
milf 8atarrb.
Sui$ De bar QutQrrh / Waper, iao
faloer De oct 0pspepiia; hois DC bar
alminbcIig ta~tarrbaIif SbrffeIie,
iaa faIoer De BET RerpeIpPffelie; bDt5
DC bar aatnrrb / &eoer eller gtprer.
ina tiger Dc. at oct err 8cIoeipac eller
Rpreipgoom, % bptS Be bar Satarrh
/ acknowledgements, iaa bctegner
De bet iom abiu6eipgoom.
Sager er. at ale otSic Srgarer
er uoiattc for &ntarrb, oa- 2anoet er
fuIbt al itrppeu0c Rpirber, ballot Sn.
oali6cr. Der bar frpntit adturrb / ct
eIler an6ct Sta6tum eIler Gorm | ct
cuer onhct al 6isie Sraauer.
aoinber ira ale 0ele al Be Sore.
reoc Stutcr beuioner Sen &lelt0s.
gierriug. at Beruro ~beIbreoer IA.
~torrbaIife Spg6ommc.
st grcp ira Mrs. Cberit Gresham.
Mrs. Sberit 6. 5. Gresham, Seas.
ierer for GaltgbterS OF tie GonieOe.
racp % Rrriiocut for Serrben 8iI.
LACE Improvement Societp, ifriper
iSlgeuoe 9rep ira 5eruSen, Goiriar
Gountp, 8a.:
SernSeL 90.
3be Reruro Reoicine 60, 60.
luntbiiS, g:
seq fan life notion role grr.
oieu al Reruna. Seq tror, al ieg
ifploer 6eu5 piOuu0erItge Tortrin
nit GtD. Seq leo al &at1rrb / so.
bebet % 2ungerue / oens pGrite
6oruL iu6til 2poerne naiten gao
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06

married in n short time. He wins
hearts SO easily | wish | had seer him
during the campaign"
ITO me your memory seems poor
said Jane, but had YOU looked behind
you at the battle of the Cowpens, you
would certainly have had that pleas.
ure."
Col. Tarlcton made no reply, but.
bowins low. departed. She had scorned
him. but he had left an arrow to
rankle in her heart.
Jane left the window, passed into
the garden, and seated herself on q
vi%ne-encirclod bench. SO this was the
reason for his not writing. She was
forgotten, or worse. discarded for a
new love. II seemed impossible to be.
,ieye IL. He was o noble and honor.
able to be untrue to the woman he had
taught to love him. Tears filed her
eyes. Her head dropped. Why had he
| not. written? She did not wish to be-
lieve II, and yet!
Suddenly the sound Of martial music
recalled her wandering thoughts. The
victorious troops were passing
through the city.
Her lover should be in command.
| Why was he not with her? Alas!
| Must che believe Tarleton's cruel tale?
The music died away. She bowed her
head on her clasped hand and became
| oblivious to all, save her " sad mis-
givings. She did not hear the gate
open behind her nor see the advancing
form, nor note the eager gaze OF the
eyes that rested lovingly upon her.
Jane said a familiar voice, have
you no word of welcome for me?'
why have you not written recent
ly?" she asked, coldly, not raising he
eyes.
Look up and see," he replied.
Forgive me she said, seeing Mat
his right hand was In a sling.
II was wounded" he said, but
have brought you back, unsullied. the
flag you gave me. II Is covered with
glory. Long years hence, still known
as the Eutaw flag, 1t will be cherished
and honored by all Americans, but es
pecially by the IONS Of Charleston
Will you not give me yourself In ex
change for it?"
Jane trembled with Joy. Tarletor
had told a falsehood. Il have nc
choice she replied. "Who could re
sist the hero of Eutaw and the Cow
pens"
Authors Note.-The above named ffas
really exists. came into existence as stat
ed in the story; is in the possession q,
the Washington Light Infantry, %
l " tnp u and A N nj inc lev
Revolutionary flags still IL use. IL II
known as the Eutaw flag.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
SENATOR TAKES A BRIDE.
William Morris Stewart OF Nevada,
WEEDS Mrs. m. A. Cone.

william Morris Stewart. the white
haired senator from Nevada, has fol-
lowed the recent example OF Senators
Depew and Plat and is now a bride
groom. He was married Oct. 26 at
Atlanta, Ga. The oma who became
his wife was Mrs. May Agnes Cone
OF Madison, Ga. Mrs. Cone was the
widow of the late Theodore G. Cone,
son of the famous Francis s. Cone,
noted in antcbcllum days as q lawyer.
The wedding was the elimination
Of n courtship comparatively Drief'
Since her husbands death, nine years
ago, Mrs. Cone has spent her time
alternately in Washington and Mad'-
son, Ga. In the latter place she lived
with her sister, Mrs. Joel l.. Billups,
and her life there was rather quiet.
In Washington, however, she was seen
much In society, and In the foremost
circles OF the capital she umDere
her friends by scores.
Senator Stewart met her In wash
ington when he re-entered society
| after the death of his first wife. n
lew IUoIltuS uSo ~ ih'ps
friends OF the couple became aware
| that the friendship of the two had
| ripened into something warmer and
not long after that they were inform
ed of the engagement.
The bride is more than thirty years
Senator Stewards junior. She Is a
| brunette and handsome.
Senator Stewart is 7G years old
and was first sent to the United
| States senate in 1864. After twelve
| years service he resumed the practice
of law in Nevada, but in 1887 he was
again sent to the senate, where he mas
| remained ever since
Senator Clark enjoys the distinction
of being the only man in the senate
who has never been shaved. His beard
began to grow when he was IL anc
has beer growing for sixty years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
WHY SHE WANTED TO KNOW.
Ambitious Woman Would Get Even for
%Snubbings Of Society.

A woman who lives on the fringe OF
fashionable society in this city and
Is consumed with an ambition to break
into the innermost circle, recently
went to a psychic and had him read her
character. The psychic happened to
be a nan of unusual honesty and can
dor, and the social climber was i'm.
pressed with the truth of the things
he told her about herself.
do you know" she said to him, 81
could make your everlasting fortune
for you by recommending you to my
acquaintances? ] have enough social
influence to have you taken up"
But you would expect some return"
suggested the psychic.
Yes, | would" acknowledged the
woman, land III tell you just what !
want you to do. ] want you to read
the characters of certain m and
tell me all the mean things you find
out about them"
"Why?"
"Well, | feel there Is no use of my
trying to deceive you. Those women
have snubbed me cruelty, and I want
to be able to say things about them
that will sting."-New York Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
HEAR NEW MINISTER WEEKLY.
South Carolina College Makes Move,
Provisions for Students,

The State Agricultural and Mechani.
cal college OF South Carolina has
adopted n novel method Of supplying
the pulpit OF the college chapel.
The Rev. Oliver Johnson of Leslie,
3. C., preached here last Sunday In
the college chapel to the 700 students
OF the college. Until this year the
students were dependent for Sunday
preaching upon the pastors OF Glen.
son congregations, but the board of
trustees at the close of last year voted
an appropriation for the purpose and
directed the faculty of the college to
supply the chapel with ministers
selected from the state at large to-
represent every denomination. A
different minister will oficiate each
Sunday, thus enabling the students i'm
the course of a year to see and hear
the most noted ministers In the state,
regardless Of creed. The apprOpria.
ton contemplates $25 a sermon as a
proper price. All arrangements for
the services are made by a special
committee of the college faculty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
7 F. FLAG
by MARY T.. RINGGOLD.
copyrighted, 1908, by The A.thors PaJiishing Company

Charleston, South Carolina, "the City
by the Sea-" on the morning Of Feb.
riary Ia, 1777, was unusually cold and
dreary Sleet and snow whirled hither
and thitter, and a biting northeast
wind made 1t advisable for all not
obliged to face Ike storm to remain
within.
Jane Elliott was seated near n win.
dow, mechanically passing her needle"
through e dainty piece of embroidery.
She felt a chill at her heart; the pre-
monition Of parting from a mucli-loved
parent. now dangerously i'll.
An elderly woman entered the room.
mir. Elliott is awake" she said,
land wishes to see YOU"
Rising quickly, the girl went to her
fathers bedside.
"Ginnie," he murmured, using his
favoritc name for her. as with trem.
bling touch he smoothcd her hair, do
not weep because | am Dor to leave
you, For long years ] have missed
your dear mothers sweet smile. !
shall be glad to so in search OF her.
You have the same s:aile, the same
laughing blue eyes and tender mouth.
AS women Of your type love only too
well, It behoovcs you TO be exceedingly
careful! in your choice of male com
panions. Most women's lives are
made beautiful or utterly ruined by
the love they accept. You must not
stay here. This land of rebels Is not
fit for my sweet flower. Promise that.
when left alone, you will return at
once TO England"
A deep pallor in the girls face re-
fore.
1T is time for the Doctor" she OK.
claimed. rising. Il think lie Is com.
ing
"Ginnic," said her father. you have
not answered."
without apparently hearing him she
left the room. Outside the door she
paused.
II could not promise and I could not
answer" she murmured. FOR, heaven
help me, | love a rebel who Glories in
his defiance of E%ngland's king
BY evening the storm passed away.
The stars shone brightly; the moon
light gloritled all surrounding objects.
Again Jane Elliott stood near a win
dow, at the back of the house. She
saw d familiar form enter the gate.
She opened the door. a moment later
Capt. William Washington stood be-
tore her.
why have you come here?" she
asked. IL thought you were miles
away with the rebels"
you must know he replied, Il re
turned to see your sweet face once
more. To carry in my heart, amid the
tumult and strife of battle, a picture
Of azure eyes, and sun.kissed hair; OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
Fencing Popular With Women.

Fencing among women promises
to achieve a popularity this season
never before accorded the sport by
fair devotees. This is especially no
ticeable in the larger eastern cities,
nearly all of whom have fencing clubs.
Many competitions are scheduled, in
dicating women's appreciation OF this
exercise, which can be INDUCED In
by them without public displays and
without fear Of acquiring nanny"
characteristics. The Fencers' club Of
New York offers to its female mem
bers advantages that tend to advance
the game. The officers Of the Nation
al Amateur Fencers' League Of
America contemplate a series OK
intercity team contests between the
fencing clubs of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
LIFE THAT is UNcoNslDERED.
Billions Of Living Things That Swarm
on the Globe.

0IlIionS OF Living ,n'nSS tHde S~a''"
on the Globe.
Few persons ever consider the enor-
nous amount of life other than hui
man which exists the world over. In
populous London. for instance, there
are three times as many rats as peo-
pie, and three times as many sparrOws
as rats. Cultivated country districts
in England are said to contain from
700 to 1000 birds to the square mile.
AS for the insect population, that is
quite beyond any statistician to figure
out; but the fact that each bird GER
tainly consumes on an average fifty
insects a day may give the person who
tries to imagine il some faint idea OF
the terrible figures needed to express
1t. The insect population of a single
cherry tree infested with aphides was
calculated by an authority at 10000.
600.
NJ. Yung, a French entomologist, has
killed the ants in five hills by means
the prodigious labor of counting the
dead. The results, beginning from
the smallest hill, were, respectively.
as follows: Seventeen thousand eight
hundred and twenty-eight, 1888. 3d.
O1S, 64,i7O and 93,96i. The real fig
ures probably averaged 5000 higher
in each case, as no allowance was
made by NJ. Yung for absent and
escaped ants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-06
Relaxation In Solitaire.

Pierpont Morgan finds mental re.
taxation in solitaire, in which respect
he resembles the late Col. Robert G..
Ingersoll. The latter always amused
himself with a pack of cards before
delivering one of his lectures. His
object was to induce a state OF mental
repose and clarity. Throughout tho
week he had been actively engaged In
the handling of important law cases.
He did not wish to pass from what
might be termed a legal state of mind
to a purely literary, philosophic or
ethically argumentative one. So he
rested his brain with a game Of soil,
taire.