davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
"Sampirfe."

,Sette er Raonet paa en- Grbeiberfors
enin9 oraauiieret / 9alesoiue, Bis.,
ben 16be april 1908. 9enue Screening
er. Ell Collaborating rntbcr Yen ifanois
nabtite uafbGusigc notwithstanding.
Hrpnte 0atp - lobe april - bar
Sooeoiefretaren Sobu @rufon fra Can
Claire. 8is., tiliteoe, optpg ,pe Reolem'
mer % inbiatte be pnlere GmbebsmGnb
/ fine reipetfipe gHnbeoer.
S6Ieenbe gutbebsmenb palstsS: Sors
manb, Mfrsb Stunb6ers; gieefprmanS,
Sluf Baler; Sefret9r, 9r. g. Gbriitens
fen; Sinansietret9r, -gotpiu Solberg;
&aSiersr. YaII Serber9; Suitruttsr.
garl g. Challenger; 9srnostere. Wathias
Sammer % Sbosr Sobnfon; RariRaH,
Sans gueriou; Sruitier: 8 Dsaarsoer,
Sans gmeripu; 12 RaaneSer, OLAF
geoe; IS Raanebcr, Sureer Serretb;
arbeioerburemi. clinton Stinobers.
Otter at @m. Gser % SefretGren
Sobn Gricfirn bapoe bedrbeioet mig meS
itn SeltuIembeb - De nilos nenrltg ha
mig / Iarten Tom Srgauiiator - sioroe
ieg ct SorIsg. So9 afiteo til Den inuihs
9b @aIesoiIle. Der er bcli9senSe mcHcn'
romantiife aaier meb er imilenoe Snsis
inoumeIem. Ser Dor % praftiIerer Jon
2Gge min Gen % SfoIstanmerut Or. u.
Gbriitsnieu. Omtreut 40 gseoIeurtrter
bar ialt unberteanct G~uissuins ON at
bIi opiat / Sprerinsen "Sampirte". I'll
iaa mango l~ittsr iis til, itpIDes FOR en-
Itpr Sci Or. gbrtienieu, ipm bar pSei
prrSifulb SirIp. Saaoe Sopesfureuiu'
gen og ben lotaIe afSelirg isploer BAN
Saf berfnr.
Scr / Gainesville er osiaa beligeeuse
@oIe College, iom beitnres al Spof.
@JimmcItas. Geiiprereu % De andre
@rofesiorcr oco Stolen bar bit mig mes
gen @euIisbeS. SIere al baaSe Srofess
iorerue os gIeperne bioaaneSe b. to
Soresrag, lea holSf - BET enc | "Gitp
Sau". set mSrt / ben lutherife airfe,
Gar beisat Sfnieu iIerc @duse, Sccr
alGSer Set mig life al ie i~armangc nnse
IfanSiuapife Gutter % Sieer pes Serns
on Iienenbc 99reanitaIter - iiteben for
at lentre bori IlnsnomstiSeu i'm
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
Carmen ng Dunett.
fshissret a IN prafii9 sSarnsG
Sprsitnins ("iprapins") al Jrnst.
trTcr.

Sprsitning ("ipraging")) at Trngt'
trrer.
Spr en- Maane0s SiO iiber gioroe
oi opmprfiom paa, at Der fra Brof.
6. s. Curtis peb agerSprfrinssIfo.
len / Gmes, Soma bar at faa Zig frit
tiIieubt en- Spraying Calendar" %
minbeoe iamtibigt ON, bpis man bill
unb9aa at faa raaorte Greer og mari.
Ituffen 6rust, iua ntaa Sprsitning
life forismmes. Gnten man bar
flIIst bort Raab % foitet paa ct 8oit-
fort for at faa ben 8~eiIebuing, iom
npoute ao[en0er in6eboIoer, eller
man ira andre Solo bar itfret fig ott'
trent irrnre Underwriting, iaa BIZ Oct
Cog life ifoSe at ~freruoblbe pauup &c
pi8tigite &unfter angaoenbe bernie
Sag, iprIig oa ri frpgter for, of Der
er mango, iQm life meb aIpor toser
Zig tiIbbrItgt af bette for al 6rugtao.
ling ino oistiee arbetbe.
gorbeuur Wirtnrc.
SCR hi gaor oioere, er BET bebit, oi
beifriOer De 9Ionoinger, iom er melt,
~brugeIige til Spreitning, al boilfe
@orbeaur Wirtiire er en- al Be for'
nenIte. Gen fam fi6be$ paa apote.
fGt fpr0ig tilbereSt, men iom Rege!
uiI BET ioore Jig 6ebit at fi6be be 60.
ger, bporaf Sen iommen6Ionbes, %
Ioa Iope Ben ieIp. Sor Ell flor Saoe
tnges 4 Bl1nb &obberpitriol -- Cop
per SuIpbate - fables oaian gIaa.
item. % 4 8unO ulpifet 8oIf lomt en-
SGn0e meD 8an6, holbenoe ira 40 til
so @alloner. aobberoitriolen oples
les Ietteit oc0 at bare Den / beOt 8onb,
/ en- Sop al en- 4 til 3 @aIloner8 Stse'
relic.
&alfen Irife8 / ct &isreIO for Jig
ieIo % files eiennem ct lint Cob
ener ct Stpffe Spftetsi. SeIb 81.
trioIopIeSnin9en til og fpIo Senoen
me0 @ono % rer BET op8ti8t Iommer.
Malenoerer foreIfrioer, at S~olfopleS'
ningen life ifuIbe blanoe8 meb BET
eUrioe, ier netop ieIbe Sprsitningen
ifal f~oretQaeS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
Gpru Starh rGcr Sarina.E ubSiug.

On Tiut rig Relf fogeS / en-
Double Boiler. MenS ben foyer,
blanSer man erten en- balo Sop
Corn Star6" eler en- balo 3op So
rina meo loa meget fclb DSelf, at
man ioar Set goot ubrsrt. 9eri bar
man iao 2 pispeoe g@ggepIommer,
4 Sbeifeer Salt, - Sop Sufter 90
set repue SfaI al en- IppeIiin; bar
iaa alt bette op / ben fo9eube ReIt
o. bploer uItinmmeu pp / en- imurt
Sorm, % letter beuue / Sngeropnen,
% Iaoer ben itege 800 WtHuter.
Saainurt 8uobingen fienSeS iait ub
Il Wtibteu, err ben iprbia. Wan ims.
rer iaa per Den ct Gag SeIIp - belit
9ringebGr eller &ibS; men Grab
apple gaar ogiaa an bar beroper
Sc , seseebuiber, iom er ptifet itiuc
meo A Sfer sornilateo Suffer, og
i9tter iaa 8libbiusformen op / ct
itsrre CAB tolbt SarS, % i9tter ben
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
Oct Norlfe 5eIfab.

gh1 bar Ri facet iitnnb bore Neeo-
lemsfort, o. be er iibien6t til ale
MsebIemmer meo 1lnbtageIie al nog!e
iar ieg life fienoer abresien til. Der
uar nemlig flere al Dem, iorn in6er.
tegnebe &onititutioner nbeb bore fl
Rapn, iiben MOresie. I'll rogle II
bisie bar leg ionIeoes life f,innet feroe
MebIemsfort. 0isie beoes berfor
bore iaa mil at nrtoerrette mig ina.
reit mi,ligt, iaa ifnI be faa fit Meo.
lemsfort itrar.
SeIfabets 3onititution er itrnr
fRrbis fra Srpfteriet og pil blipe ON.
ienbt til iaopel Meolemmer iom ale
ANDRE, Der snifer at bore ben.
aarbogen for bet norife Selffab
bIiner, eiter ane IRrfer at bernH,e,
ct meget ~interesiant og ~nnrbtfuIbt
Bert, ba Here al bore opgtigite
Wanb fomnrer iii at poe gibrng Ii:
ben. 9ette @9rf faar ale Meblem.
ner frit tilienbt. iaafnart 8oger BIZ
Der fprbis til Soften eler til npite
Sui.
Set norffe Selifab bar en- flor Mis.
iior at itofsre, og bets Spgaoe er iaa
panifeltg, at pt trnnger ale foritan.
btge og rettanterbe RRnbs og apin.
Sers SiIilutnins, 9iitano cg Ststte.
Sngen Marto eler apinbe, I bbis
grpit Der banter ct norff Sierte o.
iom eliter tit S~aorenelanb os fit Soil,
ntoa urtborose Selffabet fin Ststte.
81 er lat til at beitpre bore Barns
arb; men Ri piIbe 10 blioe nleset
ooarlige Susbolbere, beriom Ri for.
isnrnrer at bebare for Dem beres itore
S9orenearb: - bort Robersmaal,
Dor merfp9rbise Saea, Dor berlige
&ainit cg Siteratur 90 Dor pnbige
Gang og Wtliif FAINT meget onbet,
iom er os fiprt og ~bprebart.
"2at ois intie Sorfeoerne e(sbma
ltnber alt, ium ME benba og Inu;
for Del gab ois elm aro til "a gisbma,
ban er Itsrre, enn mango bill TIM.
Cat Set merfiait / meir enn / Srbi,
at ME balba ben arben / StanS,
at naar Seberue iiaa att paa Sorbt,
Del FAM Femme fit Solf os fit 2nub."
ga, blio 6erfor me6 "at balba ben
Iroen iitano" peb at ienoe inb Din
0aIer og beltase meb os / ct ~nationaIt
arbeiSe, bois oeIiigneoe 6rlIgter ii
og bore 8srn otter os ifal iaa npbe
goot al. 2ieele0es bsr ale. iom MI
er OtebIem, arbeibe / i'm 3rebs meb
at innIe npe MebIemnter. Bah ben
Woobe fan MeolemsantnQet mart
blibe 9anIfe betpOelist.
Set er en- S~eIpfslae, at ieg iom Sc
fret9r for SeIifabet pil gisre ale Sp'
ofrel1er forat Selifabet itrar ifal foo
ben SiIIlutnins, iom BET iortiener.
Serfor til6pber ieg et@arsI D.
8 fab rtt til enbper, iom
ienber efter nit itore illuitrerebc
Bragtoprf "Gorse". 8ogen in0e.
boIber en- fpnOtg og sret Rorsesbiito.
RE, en- illlitreret g~eIfrioelie at 6ele
2onbet - al Dim og min 9p, 9psbc'
lag eler Sol - og enbelig iubebol'
Ser BEN ca. 100 TortrRtter og BIO.
grafter al Norses Stormenb. Sele
Sprfet er $50 Siber meb ca. 800
9iaeber, bborof per 80 er / &ulsrer.
o. foIter fun $3.50. On fan aItioo
iaa Bette g9rf og bIioe Mteolem al
oct norife SeIifab % iaa aarbogen,
aItiammen for $3.50.
Selifabet ifaI afboIbe lit aarsmsoc
/ MinneapoIis unoer Iinneiotaa
State 6aire nGIte Ssit, og en- flor Sol.
fefeit ifol afboI0es UNDER 4arsmebet.
en- &omite poa 7 geanb er anereoa
igang meo at Irgge Slaner for bette
rationale Stenne. @bers forb.
gerner 2pftfieIb, Sefr.
SonIfn. miur
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
Farmer. Huset og Hapen

blnnbes /, % 6arpen berpeo fan gis.
res mere eIler minore msrf efter 9e.
bag. Meo en- @srite anpenoes bernie
Rere til opermaabe itor Spite for
Srugttrrerne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-01
Scruicne GmnIiiun.

Ienne 9Ionoing al Sg6e, Reroie1e
% @ano er ina ofte tioIi8ere beifre'
ben % ino bel fienbt, at ri life MI
ifoI gjentage no8en neiagtl8ere BE-
~Ifripelie al Den.
6or ioo0anne Sniefter, iom ertlr'
rer iia iaiennem ct Sugeapporot
iiteoetior at image meo &iGper, er
oenne GmeIiiou bet eneite, lom foil
unpe1r0e$ me0 Sorbel.
Ro6 be nIminbeIigite 9arfipgoom.
me pua 2GbletrGer 'fal Sprsltntn5
me0 9oroeaur Wirture foretogeS, fsr
9Iomiter1e iprin9er No.
timber 8Iomitrtngen mao tngen
Sprsitntn8 me6 giitige Stofie brit
ge$, 6n 0cr er 6ore ior, at 9ier ioni
befin0er itg i Nobolo8et NrGbeS Der
oeb, men itror 9Iomiterne iol6er al,
bGr @orSeaur Wirturc bIonoeS op
meo Iiot Gariiergrsrt % Ben Oigttgitc
Sprettning Dor 0o ftn0c Ste0, boor'
Ueo Sc n~IminOcIi8ite SnIefter binoreS
ira at Ipgge tine gGg.
Soor forii8ti9 man emo fan ipneS
at babe uofsrt bette Irbei0e, ioo bill
Der bog aIti0 opre noget ltfrlo i8ien,
MOB bullet ser me6 ct 10 iii 10 Ga.
ge5 Weuemnum moa foretnge$ M
SproitnIn8 uopper 8onren, isrit meO
@oroeour % ii0en me0 aeroiene
gnmIiton. boorDeo TSniefterne fan
bodies urocr 3ontrol tnbtiI omfring
lite &lli, Ga Toreu moo bare om'
trent fprbi.
6or &iriebrr, 0rltcr % 6erifener
er no0enitn0e iommne 6remgongS'
maaoe %ouDen0clig.
&jbS- % StiffeI&bpr.9lsife fan
ogioa iprGite@ me0 or%ienifhoIbige Tp'
FER, men citer at 5rltgten bar lat li8,
urua blot &euebore eQer Bpretbruul
oe0 Chen al @oroeauy ~onoenhe8.
I'll bocr Salon @anO toges en-
SpIieifeilI6 al SeIebore - Npierob
- iom FAM let oroen0e$ paa 8ltIfene
meh en- Sapeipreite.
Si0Iig ON Worgeren, mebens Der
er Dug poa 2sUet, fuu oisie eager
SfiffeIie al 4lsIoer bruises pun 9u.
ifenc / tor GiIitono, boiIfet ifoffer
ninoit @rp0cri, tiPr bot8 man bar ct
al Se Ipporoter til lin Roaolgbeb.
iom euer8 bruaeS FOR at itrs Snieft'
plitOer poa @IourIter % Itgrnnoe.
NpiSunif paa SrGcrucs Stamme.
3oi5 Der life er Si6 euer 9eiItgbet
II. 1T gisre noget al 9etporin8 10,
ilne GrugttrPer u0oper &oaren q
Sommerer, iao er ser Oog en- Strg
,cm erbeIig fife burbe ilGifeS, % sc
er at boibocife Stammerne % 81
itsriR @rene.
gGQdr SrPef er ooget toooer Ell OIL
@IOer 'oo iprptfer 9orfen % 9ber
iioen I0sner % piier Jig uiGun. SNa
.e0eS ioor Snietterne ct ppperIi8t I'll
boIbsiteo % fan iormere Jig / oct lien
beige. Scr BET oiIbe mite roget a
oaite ilige SrPer man al Oen Bar
fierres oerueo al Den mco Ct ilspt Sr
itrumert sni0e& % itrabeS oRf. 81
SotbpaifninB for bette 8rug tageS :
Rotter @nn0 % / BOT 2lloeipbe, boi!
tet foges ia1rmcu; isi iao oertiI 1 30
friff OpIsit &otf I @an6. 2iSt aar
boIipre - CRUDE carboIic acio" -
iamt Iibt Calf % SoupIbIom Der
iom man fife pnber BEN briobpio
sSorhe fcr monet Gnn eIlpr @inrrre
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
BROKE THEIR PROMISE.
Two Little Derby Boys DisObey Their
Mother and are Drowned
in the Ohio.

Tell City, Ind. Aug. 2S.-Tne two
sons of Mrs Jacob Davis, living near
Derby, this county, were drowned in
the Ohio river about II O'Clock yes
terday morning while swimming.
Their bodies have not been recovered.
The mother of the lads went to Leo
pold to attend picnic and before she
left she made the little fellows promise
her they would not go near the river.
They failed to keep their promise,
however, and shortly after her depart
ure they went to the river to go swim
ming in company with their elder
brother.
They got in water.over their heads
and were drowned before the brother
could rescue them. The mother is
almost Frustrated over the death of
her boys.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02

question tnat mad been trOuUnng nm
for many minutes.
IL am afraid | have-ah-misjudge
her muttered Gabriel, now con-
WINGED that he had committed himself
irretrievably.
You will find she has not misjudged
you" said the prisoner grimly. Cant
| have a candle in here. captainY
You may keep this lantern said
Quinnox stepping inside the narrow
cell. As he placed the lantern on the
floor he whispered Il will return in an
hour. Read this" Lorry's hand closed
over the bit OF perfumed paper.
The prince was now inside the cell
peering about curiously, even timorous-
ly. by the way, your highness, how
would you enjoy living in a hole like
this all your life?"
"Horribler said Gabriel, shuddering
like leaf.
Then take my advice-dont commit
any murders Hire some one else"
The two men eyed each other stead
lily for Il moment or two. Then the
prince looked out of the cell. a mad de-
sire TO fly from some dreadful, unseen
horror coming over him.
QuinnoX locked the door and, striking
a match. babe his highness precede
him up the stone steps.
In the cell the prisoner read and re-
read the incoherent message from Ye-
tive:
1t is the only way Quinnox will assist
you to escape tonight. Go. implore you;
as you love me. GO Your life is more than
all to me. Gabriels story will not be en-
tertained and he can have no proof. He
will be torn to pieces. Quinnox says. DO
not think of me- but save yourself. l
would lose everything TO save you.
He smiled sadly as he burned the
pardon" The concluding sentences
swept away the last thought he might
have had Of leaving her to bear the
consequences. do not think of me, but
save yourself. / would lose everything
to save YOU" He leaned against the
stone wall and shook his head slowly.
the smile still on his lips.
ITO RE CONTTNTTEn
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
(TO BE CONTINUED
FOLEYSHONEYA@TAR
Cures Colds; Prevents Pneumonia
APPLE CROP LIGHT.
Drouths and Insects the Cause--Corn
Tobacco and Sweet Pota-
toes Doing Well.

The follow ing Is the weekly crop
report issued last week
Corn is in fine condition in western
and southern counties many early fields
are matured. If there are timely
rains for the maturing of late fields,
the crop ought to equal the average.
Tobacco has done well it is better
than was expected FIVE or six weeks
ago. Cutting is in progress in the
Western section.
Pastures are good except where
drouth prevails A fair crop of mi llet
is being cut.
Sweet potatoes are doing well late
gardens, turnips and the second crop
of potatoes need rain.
Apples are rather scarce; drouth,
windstorms and insects have caused
them to fail from the trees to such an
extent that there is hardly half crop
left. This is especially true in the
principal apple growing districts.
Flowing has been retarded by the
dry weather; other farm work is we'll
up.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02

"F0r Gods sake, do not murder mcr'
She glided to the desk, stunned. bewil-
dered. 1t seemed as though death were
upon her. Quinnox followed and bent
near her ear. DO not be alarmed" he
whispered. mo one knows of Mr.. Lor-
rvs presence here save the prince. and
If he dares TO accuse you before Bola-
roz our people will tear him TO pieces.
No one will believe him."
"You-you can save him, them" she
gasped joyously.
IF he will permit me to do so. Write
to him what you will. your highness.
and he shall have the message Be
brave. and all will go well. Write
quickly. This is supposed to be the
pardon"
She wrote feverishly. a thousand
thoughts arising for every one that she
was able TO transfer to the paper
When she bad finished the hope In
splred scra~l. she arose and with
gracious smile handed TO the waiting
captain the pardon for those who had
secreted the fugitive.
IL grant forgiveness to them gladly"
she said.
Il thank you" said Lorry, bowling
low
"Mr. Lorry, regret the difficulty in
which you find yourself 1t was on my
account, too, am told. Be you guilty
or innocent, you are my friend, my pro
tector. May God be good to you" She
gave him her hand calmly, steadily, an
n she were bestowing favor upon a
sabject. He kissed the hand gravely.
Forgive me for trespassing on your
good nature tonight, your highness."
1.-The 5000 gavvos shall be yours To-
morrow, Captain Quinnox," she said
graciously. You have done your duty
we'll" The faithful captain bowed
deep and low and weight was lifted
from his conscience.
Gentlemen. the door," he said, and
without a word the trio left the room.
She closed the door and stood like a
statue until their footsteps died away
in the distance. AS one in a daze she
sat at the desk till the dawn, Grenfall
Lorry's revolver lying before her.
Through the halls, down the stairs
and into the clammy dungeon strobe
the silent trio. But before Lorry step
ped inside the cell Gabriel asked
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02

Take the emulsion, and give it a
'hance to heal.the wound.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
Eat all You Want.

Persons troubled with indigestion
or Dyspepsia can eat all they want If
they will take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
This remedy prepares the stomach for
the reception, retention, digestion and
assimilation of all of the wholesome
God that many be eaten and enables
to the digestive organs to transform the
same into the kind of blood that
gives health and strength. Sold by Al
Druggists
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02

ready TO faint under the strain.
Il must see him delivered to Prince
Bolaroz," added Gabriel mercilessly.
"To Bolaroz." she repeated
"Your highness. the pardon for the
poor old people," reminded Quinnox.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
Hole in the Lungs.

There are thousands of men aud
woman, as well.as ever, with holes in
their lungs consumption stopped.
Consumption stopped is consumption
cured. What does.it?
Some change.in the way of life and
Scott s emulsion of cod-liver oil.
With the emulsion, give some at
tention to circumstances :change from
a dark. damp close room to a sunny
dry airy one; from city to country
from hard to an easy life; indoors to
out.
A hole in the lungs once healed is no
worse than.a too-tigh T. waist or waist
coat
Take the emulsion, and give it a
chance to heal.the wound.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
Gaming in CanneIton Saloons.

Tell City, Ind, Aug. rs. The
grand jury was in session for about
two weeks at Cannelton, and return
ed thirty four indictments. One was
against legless Wildnan Mutton for
murder. :: Ten- saloonkeepers of this
city were indicted for permitting
gaming in their saloons. Some paid
the.fne.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02
L axatiye Bromo Ouinine
Cures Cold in One Day. Grip IN 2 Days
= m II on every
% WX/7104>~> boz. 2sc
Allen Not Guilty.

The jury in the trial of E. o. Allen,
charged with taxing a bundle of cloth
ing from the Greensboro Wooden Com
pany's store the night of the fire In
April, rendered verdict of not gull
ty. 1t was thought that Allen had
something to dc with the burning of
the pants factory but this was not
proven.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-09-02

Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force" is
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food,
adds no burden but sustains, nourishes,
nvi1orates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-03
The ~ II v - 60 -
;1ra pole's y - a. ~~T>[7}D "

usual.
On the second night after getting
the calf We heard the old fellow roar
ing good and strong as he left his lair,
and the head man said To ne:
I'VE are sure of him this time.
Can't You tell 10y his roar that he is
hungry"
Ii is doubtful if the lion ever roars
because OF h'1ug"r. His roar may rath-
Ell l." considered challenge to his GU
emics. The natives insisted. However.
and they We're right except that he
did not anpeai a.; soon rs expected.
lie wont of n the other direction rear
ing al Intervals ana perhaps Ioohin.,
for Il ehail:s" IF @i2t.
It WAS close on 10 y O'Clock. End we
had net leA,l his voice, fGi aA #holir.
when suddenly heard sGalcthiu.s
walking Wita ? t:ead ~ heavy ;S jl:at
Of an o,. ! thought ii Was #n oN uHtil
l saw size len himself. Ti!e moon wa&
ur, ;tigd lie aG}a;ss-jA Upon tl!o k@:ial
without O.. Il loohi..:; o9.r W. Ills
bearin& exhibited grim determination
He walked straight 10 the f.ot where
he lad le:9Ei,si before haltet! for an in
stant to see II Tie fence l..;l tcel
strengthened since his otler visit. and.
with an angry @roWl and Il switch of
his tell he went over. The cattlr boil
lowed and rushed about. but after Il
couple OF minutes the head man wills
pered:
"lIe certainly fell into The rit See.
The cattle have become more quiet.
Let us go at once.
At signal we all rushed for the
gate ana opened it. We We're not Il
momcn1 too soon. as the fellow was
springin" up ana catching the banks
with lis paws We hustled tne poles
across the excavation, weighted them
down. and uien everybody in the viii
lage began to SIM. and Yell and dance.
had promised the people k"g of
muskets in case of capture. and The re-
ward was Il big thing to them. The
cattle We're turned out fires lighted.
and all spent the night in watching
and rejoicing.
The cage was made with double
bars. each as large as mans arm.
and Of hard wood. We had it ready
by night but the lion was by no means
ready to enter it. Our only way was
to draw him up into it by main
strength. For two whole days he de-
fed our every effort. seeming to grow
fercer with every failure on our part,
but on the. third day we got the better
Of him. We kept him from food and
drink for four days, but he neither fell
away nor abated one jot of his fero-
cious spirit. l did not start him until
the tenth day Of his capture, hoping
for a change, but as none came he was
finally turned over to guard of ma
tives and his journey began.
In due time he reached the Royal
gardens, but savage as ever, and even
after ten years of captivity he was the
most ferocious brute in the whole col
lection and feared by everybody. e
was one of the few lions born wi b
such savage spirit that tanning is an
impossibility. NJ. QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-03

have been told hy my own wife that
am jackass. 1t may be true. but
would like to have the unbiased opin-
ion of others before | believe it. AS |
may be gone Il couple of hours or so,
you needn't sit up for me-"
1t would have been useless for her
to try to detain him. He had made
sugar in May and June and he pro-
posed to bring back evidence to over
whelm her. He did not have to go far
to get his first answer. He met a Pc
destrian between his house and the
corner, and he halted him to say:
"My dear sir, did you ever live in
the country?'
"All my life till year ago." was the
reply.
"Did you ever make maple sugar.
thousands of pounds
"What time Of the year?''
February and March, of course I'll
bet the sap was running to beat the
band today. You didn't think any
body tried 70 make sugar in July, did
you?'
Mr.. Bowser didn't call the man an
idiot. though ne felt like it, He turned
the corner and applied to the butcher
for information.
"Maple sugar!" repeated the man Of
steaks and bones. "Why, I have gath
cred and boiled more barrels of sap
than you've got hairs on your head"
WAS it in May or June?'
"Of course not. No one except fool
would try to make sugar in those
months. You might make buttermlk
out of your sap, but you couldn't make
sugar. Have you been buying farm?"
Mr.. BowSer turned red and coughed
uneasily and left the store without re-
plying. There was plumbers shop
next door, and the plumber was work
ing at his books as the seeker after
Information entered and inquired:
you know what maple sugar is, Of
course?'
II ought to-" smiled the man. "as !
make the sweet years ago. DO you
want to buy hundred pounds?''
mo. I got into a little dispute as to
the season. contend that it used to
be made in May and June"
"In what country"
'In this, of course
''Well, I wasn't alive then. The peo-
pie on my farm tapped the trees three
weeks ago. and two or three weeks
more will end the season."
But it used to be May and June"
Eyes? And geese used to have four
legs, you know"
Mr. Bowser got out without row.
but he was not Mt all satisfied. He
stood on the corner for five minutes
and then tackled another pedestrian
with:
my friend let me ask you ques
tion.''
"Well?" queried the man as he came
to halt
"Do you know anything about maple
sugar?"
"By George, but that's funny. It
wasn't over an hour ago that had a
dispute with my wife over maple sug
ar She said it was made in February