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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
5vSIsESS TAIEVRES

ysn is-cisysiepa o. Euclid rras, a
EaNinrf Iosi N.eNNta
u-ps inesvifs. "a. psopls's hsnk. titooa
it-thirseo. Geo. li ihiiep. corn kine,"
fails tor sfycud time la ! r7nnths
81 Alaany Ca Commercial bank usa-
ltH
neiwoee. Nsh. Platte valley state
rsh iS-nsiroit Mich. City savings hsnh.
1ros Nrnnk 4. Ardrfpa
E-Htimnnt iOl national bank.
s nufngit Tex. private bark % W. ~
Mar a-Ilkhsrt, IA. stats hank
is-Weuatsh int.. {uliaa Crnlts beaksr,
s1-Amff'tln Ia Peoples hank Pen
Apt sret faul q saving a Lean
q slFenss laush) Hsakins Cas- sanhi
goa' -chleara. 1ahn A. 4 Alssander
ItpIdftr. nsafnlt Ccnlfaqtersi ll.l4i -,
tI-Ifaflaatna ir CO ttrosItinn CO,
rIafed in receivers hantei ttoolo
AZ Mefaogs. Neb Nefmsn stats oanki
~ Neu fork els, n y Anderson,
ftsi estate ofcrai1f' y p'.AlA
flaeAlln, n - AAiceim hfSwiae
Az if,a. ~. oratish aaads nut
str|and. 81 Fdfuaft Rtducslon c..
lta4lnn Ifsa9 oii 400 soa
4 k|nbfa iInd1 bank NoNA
HIf tau frfA Ameficen b.cfrlt fe4l.
Ifllnlen. "a NauenA tlii -
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

csisbfaies centennial Of is esiahl sa-
ment frts Roosevelt making ina ad-
ia-rrss. ssnes @ssasss y congress %
pefition. .Pres. signs river and harbof
is-Pres- nomlnstes Capt chas. " Clark
% - rear admiral
for I ~ for pubiishinr inpendlafy ar
tieis ai iims freu Mcklnlty Nas ahat-
A-itue for ,'Auncailon of treaty bc-
Banish IVES, as is,.s p.sa ssles5sa if5 ~ sais q
ss-Confesencs report on isthmian canal
bih adopted ~ congress. E.... Virginia
constitutional convenLion adlourn6 after
.fTss SS,Sa ssas lls@"f i.isSI.s q = esssi ssgi su
sr-senetor Bailey fTeR-l. - nocr Of sen
ate, after Adjournment, ASA uita sen
atoF BeveridEs und.j.
feet dlrriaisbiur rrysnne ~ - 90 fs,3
a year. First session Of t1th congress
adjourn sine die.
t-civii government estahiished In Min
oanao ana faragua Islands and Bafal-
nation read. setting free 60 prisoners
In Philippines.
s-vatieAn's reply 20 Gov. Taft declares
recall q friars within time specified i'm
is-Mai Cen. Charlie reiisvea from dgty
IN Philippines ht his oHn request -.
Pres. commissions Director Merriam
under permanent census law
ie-Gen- Jacob II smith retired from
army By presidents order. having been
found guilty By court~mArtial in Manila
- conduct pretudieiai 70 good order and
1s-Cqha tao datel formally recognized
ny y. 3. Great Britain. France. Spain.
sEltzsrland. Niearagua, Costa Riea and
AuE. 50. s. Anbassaeor waite. 10 Ger
many resigns
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
No


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Tisl1iag- # ha.s ssas.a raza two q
- ~ @gs tne
- - e any f
Its -s ern - ~
-' ''s - a. sa-sf ss'se Trssss
sT fssar aAeua tae haB-
5asr ltfAe boy aTae hsr asa
Days ae-
&
4e1z haar gu1 GaF risfsef a.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

A--Ctctl Ahsfes elSH a. E2sls Eean- aga1
nay 1t--HarF WsF eads ~ S9tz1 p ~
Beaee befuE eenetads9 - FEstnrtnt
trrnaa lnrtuGe rWtarA - nrtsaners
- Africa sstfhpat pNatshuisat. -
eERftea - Heera frss waa fnr ass
@tsckiGE - fasHa a. HristsA ga
penar-
14l- t-c1kalA H91gEr Hef NcaeElz q ta9- -
NElft tselaa lr e4En at1fsf zrEf ssI asfg
u tEe hau EaaFrrwfEE
1-l.cre Ni.rlfE laass eata ~ So - ararE-
Essl al fTrtaEa
Gee. Cr1nle EaAgE aaft OF 1zEEf t1ae 80
King EEwarf cn sAEi 90 81 Hrz
s@L - AffisaatEs Shct ne-rtfr ef Nffga 'r
SEA tgfinE snE aar a. stt 81 NHrs
kr1. aza E-sN efc2zee Frlasrerf 81
var
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81 cuuss a.9 zfs AagtlF fiesset ~ ttslF
rxefgfi1E
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

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lAest a. hg.aAars. asa n
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1aa. s-us, Jesa ll kaTrlss rrss oesritn
ceIisEr. as lhfr.n. O
E1-R - laoeas- Hetsa saH4sy sseasl
81 a-lssn w NssE1y nagsasir. ass
es - aiEiRsl fesis ut1trs IN iaa-
E-nr. csas Ksasau Asauns. fsrasr Prss.
alsA} q aiAssAslisl-s5 5-sss-s.s. Sisss'.
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ls-ssaS sssa 4 sassgasa spsnA - ~.
ll-ksaF kfa'sa1 Th7t Al Ssifr1ars t,s.
tIre1A az Wartfa hass 81
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- fssaS Nsllss ssssssI a. saa ma.
, h'iahs,h catx staafsa vensn az.
ffAtskt a Neu NeFs 81
pss t.c : sf.Ralss a 8 R@sl gs gapaa
nFsF Tteks&
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IN WaatiEFir7. ~, rnls Rasf 49,.
tartttrnt ass FeceafH aES1I1lst 81 IS
ss.isi Fs,slai 4 6ssgsss.l EssstaS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

rfcan expedition. ki7ling : oficera ans
q naLFt solaierH MNil4ha tfeopa a4Aa
% number 600
Seen Eribe-Eribe f-fTenderl eis1 -
BE revolutionary forces - Zen ll-A
government army IN hafac1.att-A -
gl0n 1900 people clf 81 De4HteHs Apine
villages being HezriS wipeo OBI
NOV. 4-Mm- hesimuno LrlGh lea9eIs sen
teueed az Kingston. ArSlano. . n1oA
n prison for a speech said 70 - tretn-
i5-Prer Castro Of yenezsels makes tri-
umrhal entry into Csracaas having
crushed Ire rebeiiior4 .senor asEasta
and Spanish cabinet resign
N-Anarchlst attempts as1oa1lrattcz e
ksng Lecpsla q Beigiuzzs A. three fhctf
miss him.
2s-Ffledrich A Krapn. tauSus guusaaker.
sfef in EeTu any aEte et
2s--Dr- Jotssh fArser. Lonccn preacher.
Dec. s-Greai Brstaln ana Germany orser
war1hirs 20 NeueEuela 70 enforce pay
uent % caaiuA
S-f2ngianc ana Germany isEpe uitiuais@
s-Ensl.sh ana oe4-man rect ss4ns IA
Guayra hsrhor and 4 Ysntnuelan var
EbtpF
i-Prts. Castro. ef veneruela. issues ar-
PEA % arTns ara 1eorts policy q refrt sal
..-.Greaa sam arrows Niie ~ Akseunm.
Egypt. making reservoir II rrfleE lcnE
with edcraEf caparttF ~ IeS1 GO 90
eubic mrterH Dedicated
1i--PreE Castro calls flr - aa1 trccpn to
resist British-GermRn invasion
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
hEc RoLoGY.

lan Ss-Rsar Aduira1 LsNts A. EEmh1r-
-. a. West NcWpurt M2s2
Fe6. iI-H1hsrz ~ tandsaF. rz-roF. af
AtahaEra - EhsEeiS Ala-s -
N4r. 1--Coi e. " F4r&er. rrurairaui
gtsesge sau1Ater, AZ Pass CaftsslSn.
Misa
is-I,E -gsv. lshs p. AlsEslS. q cAieaEo.
a. tollet S.
AR. -. 3 Fs~lsT. sx-spa uFxuzA 81
Nashinetaus "a
ti-Wsss HAmRtuu. sH-sar. aaa T. q
acas G
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

~ u trif Ha
rffeuiDnir
% iaFaEuaAan res
niutiuu SIS trFnsr
fros AsENal aua
pat llerinr atar
Faiiu in his stead
iEr ar lia m < ca
opened hy king
flWafi % plefs
nucr 90 nallnu e
Ertaf dlKnflaFics
~. GhIipancinEo.
Mexico. rhakCn
hy earth nakc
kininE 49, people
aaar. N17a-n N.f1 "a 4.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

MEr -Frea Eoe-
fet rH.eiEeE Beer
EEF1Ta a. Erl1acs
frFrs HI Faa
tEEE T. g as .
lufrrt.a .arH a Hta
ErlEE
f--sssE M nE EuF =
wEzEI a5 ~
t-rE4 ~ Beers -
sef attzez ~ .sT
II 1rsT IE Has
ntEr A1agEl &c -
tEs E-erH
l-ftfFr Fa- e
FsErE -s'rafiE lEE
sfWeHn tF EFa
ErAE aE sa
rFr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Ian tt.sllaf halfn1f 81 n n ftfrats Iark
ltafetF af Nta liatsa - artsflnF
Qtfgf G. t4ttea.Eft eea5.Q'q1salf u
~ alT,f
- frst tleaaa = Ct,eaEl e.as tee -
Feh t~W Y Htft qt Attt1slTau. ~ ~.
ttH eH4itt aI4 ftsnpiqRfts ~
AwafIra AZ h4H Ye4a
~ e|eNff H Nfeuef treaHt aN Fers
sles ~ ~ las - ! ai d ts'sels. ~
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

f2-Chief Justice o
W Holmes. of
n a SIS supreme
court appointed
associate Justice
of T. s. supreme
court. vice Jus
tee Gray. re-
signed.
IN mic naval
war cn New EnE-
land efW n
nFPtE under AH-
miral t5igEinEun
and Commander
P1lEburr.
Sep - jefferson
j. Wis 90 e m
ArEl rejected
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

ssp i-In Airoa bay caps Tewn. y
ships afa wrecked
issilsru Marie ffenfisfte. ~ Beisfs--
Hlfa futdeniY 81 Sra
- itusFia berins svaraasion " Has-
rrHrfta
- E5aqs Pea, Frsnck nsvsilss aspsyss-
arer IN PARA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

l-lseF LaG r kl4-
WIZ Sal aHa
aetrd HFtstFtsFtan
reray ~ a. ta
MaktiaEfene re-
Fr&nk 81 e. ark.
fan EHNs tsl. ~
MGztinrInn.
~ Ssfrlnr Afsf~
sen ~ srW 81
aEFte utanFa al
lese fnrv~ ~ ;
81 snnh Re-,
sell raHFtIaa al
FkrA snEtan. ~
MAN l HR1t y
Aamm asa. faaa
a.H.a.s. - ~.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Or s. TFphsor
cauaaH wraF -
80 GEhinr Emarka
go JAP nras
rolst L10 nrea
ical
t~slsske beE4n ~
~ CT Freafh ceai
mtaeFa.
h-Pref Castro de-
fezta rel,els aEf
prevents - Eure
81 Caracaas Co
lcmtlan cap tai
moved - 6salca-
lpur1
fs-Mad MUiiah sus-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Oct T--Oto. Ia. bank Of r. n. cuttfnr a
J. r. Wliett. se9O1o
ie-New YORK Gillman. Son A Co.'S bank
ing house; fso.oo
Nov b--Richmond. Va Leon I. Strauss
leaf tobacco. 400 500.
l1-I3oston Central national bank
Dec. s-Omaha. W. IL Bennett Co.'S. 6e-
parfment store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

-goF ". Murray
ray Crane fMassl ,
trAHEuratfd. ard
term
: - Pres Hooasveit
0nnsa stH 10 re-
view hndinRr o.
Grhiay cusFt o.
inquiry
Leslie ~ shaw
giab nominated uF
Pres. Tor Eccrs
targ 81 treasury
and Henry O.
Payne tRNial fel
postmaster sea
rrai
Is-Cco. X Nast
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Fflsco Sysien time Card.
so. ma Mail and Expps.
Leaves .El5ula.
Connrcts a. rlasanton
aNh Fger ior the Norsh
No. i5s. Frelshi aud A.
comutatieB asriVea. $50 4. IA.
Carrlas aiail ana Expresa
So. l51. Carbon Csaeer Mau
and Accommodation. Lts - q. Ia.
10. i5l frelsat uad Ac-
eamoiiatlen leaYrs $50 b ~
Carries ual ap1 EslBrs
Or spnth. onneefa with
fiser az l'ieasant1u.
So. lll NAii aa.i f.xnrpss A.. 3sr. a..
copueess a. Prasautoa uiih E.gss
irem tbe North.
NT kAnknrear. Aet
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Nay s-tnifed Mine
workers executive
lummittec orders
big strike fuVolV-
ing iff oa men IN
anthracite coal re-
E on
strike begins.
closing 80 c0llieries
la Pa anthraclte
fields.
Jun - - Pres dent
Mitchell les es
public appeal for
arbitration.
Iui S ~ American
Federation of la
har offers financial
AID 70 miners as
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Mlr iS-Hard coal miners begin conVen-
ton AZ sham0kin Pa. 20 forcs recogni-
fHnH - srrfaart
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01
coVER.NHENT
AND Politics.

'.s p \. lss.,s g.,s z. take. oas. as mayor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

Worhars 81 AneF.ea fesiecsed. .ohio
Eppreme court dee.dea In sa=sksist
oT ssa6harFg FssH eanaot hs eueasioneA
an4 shat hls meiites cannot be eonsle-
Feh MinerF delegates 81 Indiana polls
adopted uaae scale already In iQrce iu
tifnfrtgalsF neilf.
s. i8lg combine q transatlAnlie steam
1iar. MARTIAL iaw proclaimed IN Nor
fhik. Va o. HapprrFs riaiing "a cuuncc-
tion uigh street ralNay strike
uFbcoediuRa al st Paul te declare lie.
Faf nafshMfafefm railroad mrrGrr Aa&
% dlanive Npffhrru securities GO.
Apf --At Dabo.s Pa is,ep hiiaminoas
t@siriss in uooiea mlls in laass ana
etasr state. Rsfslsses seos iaasesl ,
Alsr Atrairs matsd association 10 ses-
aIpn at MhcenaE M Va, rtrlscfs Ehff
teari 1ecldsa t-rsnt.fats law Invalid.
s-rcsaFsraTy Injunction eFainst packers
yfeiinF operations under Alleged traEs
agrrs nenfs
Jene g-sifiks o. Ch'rase packing hsuss
ard tcgsFintrt store drivers comprv-
tIfFaf affrr several FFfinAs riots. Cat
saFe psrters fniaifot from doinE busi.
nrss ln New eosk state In v.elation 81
u stliks 81 Ains-chaimsrs employees.
~hlrh tsd iasisd 2 year. ttulsd
r,.IfnrFs ruard riik mills at Paterson.
- to pfeFsat riots ~ strikers.
g pFeyeut Tieting ~ stEiklns street car
faEn,
sni -tnisrnauanal orssr % Aaehiaisis
EfFtf naigre nn 4 eesirTn railroads. ta
rse uniou aeais aua ataffqe a.haur day
4 ~ rnicarn as1 tfnmfiEfn symrathir-
inf Win Aee ssfiavT fre;ght hsndisrs
Aas i-ssgsrsi = turned bach
from a GfIrsa sfterr On arreunt
q siHhe ~ IRA rfsrs fcF more pay
~.tne Chifaru eeiisrmakcra strike
10y hishsf NsHsa
ssas pn at ltHf nati mskss makimum
working hnHrs rrf ue~k ~ ooiaen ~
tIirr ~ unfoa caifefafra
fep iet.aFef say EVnefsiy observed ia
siasi minsfa stsiss - Esnavha ard
$ea Rsrf nriAe " va. Involving itl
~ nrn. hith hsEan June 2 fndsa
Eaiftr NaeaeNfii atftnla ConNrnfion af
fffalnfnH ilFaiheftaas af chattanoos
- ana II mHtN An honorary mfmhff.
80 ~ NhHnahan elected Efaha master
~ Hfafhffhaaa cf laaramaiiss flrvmen,
eat'rlan riH ritTsH af Hi Paul pisliEe
thrmariNea fn marry pnlr farmhrra %
ilufr unions Lad manufacturer
combine ai Ncs fefsi capital tsae7o
ost ishlp eamhins nies Incorporation
rhpsrs NJ Trrnlon. >. tor siaAeeee'
li-SsW orleans stress railway STRIKERS
srffrt nlinatum oi m cenis an hour
Wffh ~ hrurr maximum pcrk.
kfinresnaiis Hnnf mills change ITEM
fsa l4shaar HAilta te athpur schedule
1ir a rafksnE 60 fundersiqee ~ b.
ag hst faop'ne' lnee5PofA'sa ~ ffsa'
Nst ss-rrsa Gempers. az SsN Orleans
fantfriicn 81 AW fa4frailrh q Labor,
fKarsratef as gharfes 81 inndthtI %
treits unien principles
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-01-01

ionE 8F strike lasta.
Cel i-pvea Roosevelt Invites operators
and iFer Mitchell 20 discuss ~ the
white house means of ending strike.
t-At Whlfe house conference Aitche4fn
uncf % accept arbitration BY Pres.
ifnnEfNsit rejected ~ operators = no de-
mans lfeopa 70 enable reopfnlnS ef
e-oos. steno NPa9 orders oat entlrs mill.
t4t9 iprce foT service % aathraciie coal
f-NilthtB refuses Tses. neoseveiis re-
Eufff 20 end strike on promise that .
H1fluual cufngli ss or would inEcstigAte
aiuera grievances immed.aiely.
1q~kt con nee in NeW York between
Gag. O1Fn e. s seuagers PAU. Quay
ard Peuruse. operators refuse 20 cou-
minn nnian
% u Aoreen proposes 70 Pres hqose-
Ftli au hehaN of operators 90 submit
aintrences 20 arbitration romu1iEEion %
D. ramed ~ president
1s--strsks rnas. rrrsfdsnt Reese
Neif naaaea arhtfraeieR eomnis-
ainnt Brig. ten. Jsha n. Wuaea.
JaaEc hrn. GsaF. E. y. CLARK, ht.
HeN. Jahn a.. spalGinE. Tbes- o..
watkins aud Carreli %. WriEhf.
U-Msnrrs cunrentan ~ WilksshArrt
4seff.kc caulr1lrSluu organizes ettn
iaage GRAY chairman,
Aur. t-lommlgsiun ends tnspcrtion %
nnrs having examined - them.
5t-f sal opNFafurg hir answer 20 0ema ands
81 miners. and Feiterate that thsre " ~
h4 no rccofu. .tiun o. Initcd Nine Work
Fft nf America.
st-Agssu.rt to reach agreement esfrits o.
arfHsasllu rQWHirtien blocked ~ iu1e-
Istc Commission resumes investigaiien
afier io days rretsR % ailos difp1tSzia
20 gei tpEether
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-21
eoosEveL1,s DANGEROUS" QUALITY.

Wall street is not all in opposition TO
President Roosevelt as appears from
the language of the Wall Street Jour-
nal. The Journal denies that me
nrestdent's enforcement of law ana
his policy of publicity is harmful TO ie-
Ultimate interests. 1t notes that those
concerns which oppose publicity have
aiways found loans difficult to nego-
tiate. while the firms ana enterprises
that make a complete statement OIL
their business have no trouble in inter-
.st;ne capital and securing money at
hover rates than those which insist
upon secrecy.
IF capital is timid, If the rates for
time money are high, II check has
been put upon the promotion of new
enterprises and If prices for securities
are failing, it is not the consequence
pf the threatened application OF pup
3;city to industrial corporations, but the
results OF conditions which would have
been obviated if such policy OF pub
Acity had long ago been enforced. PUP
rehabilitation OF companies, would nave
prevented the payment OF diViqeilus
ihat were not fairly the product OF sur
Dlus earnings, and would nave stopped
Ather grave abuses ~hacn nave a.
aength caused the severe reaction In .ile'
xtock market, rejecting the rear that
has spread that such excuses "eIe
dangerous TO the business SITUATION. II
As not publicity which has caused .he
liquidation and decline in the STOCK
market. 1t is lack of publicity.
capital Is not afraid of publicity. II
fs only those who do things winch 90
rot square with the laws of right ana
Justice who fear it. Those who are now
mslSiny this attack on President Roose-
welt represent that element in wan
street which makes the name of wan
greet so odious to those in the rest or
the country, who do not understand
that the real Wall street-thdt eleneH'
IN 1t which renders it strong and use
full for the advancement OF commerce
and ciyiliza Hon-is always opposed 10
those twin evils which fear the nsht Oh
publicity, the f1otation Of oVer-capltai-
lied companies, and stock market ma
nipukitior by capitalists controlling
corporations
Thus it would appear that portion OF
Wall street representing the real
financial interests of the country, the
uromoters of actual and legitimate en-
4srprises are not met among the class
that considers Roosevelt dangerous
man" It is only those who have some
thing to concealthat evade publicity. MT
Roosevelt can we'll afford to be constd-
cred dangerous man" to the get
r,ch-quick gamblers and graf'ers Oh
Anance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-21

prairie, sweeping out level to the sky
and cut by the winding coulee of the
Swan. Great long shadows from the
hills were lying upon its yellow face.
and far ut the distant edge the gray
haze was deepening into purple. Be-
fore us lay the hills, softly curving
like the shoulders of great sleeping
monsters. their tops still bright, out
the separating valleys full Of shadow
And there, far beyond them. up against
the sky, was the line of the mountains
blue, purple and gold, according as
the light fell upon them.
The sun had taken his plunge. but be
had left behind him the robes of SAT-
from and gold. We stood long without
word or movement filling our hearts
with the silence and the beauty. TIL
tile gold in the west began To grow
dim. High above all the night was
stretching her star pierced, blue can
opy and drawing slowly up from the
east over the prairie and over the sleep
ing hills the soft folds of purple haze.
The great silence of the dying day
had fallen upon the world and held
US fast.
Listen" he said in a low tone. point
ing to the hills. Cant you hear them
breathe:' And, looking at their curV-
ing shoulders, l fancicd l could see
them slowly heaving as if in heavy
sleep, and was quite sure | could
hear them breathe. | was under the
spell of his voice and his eyes, and
nature was all living to me then
We rode back to the Stopping Place
in silence, except for word OF mine
| now and then which he needed not.
and, with hardly good night. he le1t
me at the door l turned away feel
! ing as if | had been in a strange coun-
try and among strange people.
How would he do with the Swan
Creek folk? Could he make them
see the hills breathe. Would they feel
as | felt under his voice ana eyes
| What a curious mixture he was!
was doubtful about his first Sunday,
| aud was surprised to find all my III
! difference as to his success or failure
! gone. 1t was a pity about the basepail
match. | would speak to some OF the
men about it tomorrow.
Hi might be disappointed in MS ap
pearance. but as l turned into my
] shack and thought over my last two
hours with the Pilot and how he hao
"got" old Iatour and myself l began
to think that Hi might be mistaken III
his measure of the Pilot.