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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
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Sn Solse letner Grnennuns gum
Stsefansler Ser fatbolil6en Stride lit
garbtnalS eraftno . an II +
I nun Ser sweitb06te @iirbentrdser
Der rOmii6z fatbolil6en Stride. @ielz
fa6 slaubt man, baB i'm bas Garbt=
nalscoaesium, 1penn SEQ ser Sreisebn=
tie itirbt, su beiien Na6folser MAIDEN
werbe. Sarrm folsenbes iber i'm:
Sn benz Std6t9en @enas;ano, bas
unweit BON 9tom auf ben malerii6en
abbdnsen ser Sabinerberse am Gtn=
gang zines Sbales selesen lit, erblidte
Serapbin Sannuteli bas 2i6t ser
@elt am 26. Ntopember 1884. 9tad
SeenOisuns bes SOrbereitunssunterz
ri9tes i'm glternbaul e purbe er mad
GOm in bas GOuesium Gapranica se=
lanbt, no er leine Stuoien bur9 cine
sldn;enbe Softorpromotion in Ser
Fbilolopbie unb Sen NaturmiiienI9af=
ten, iowie in ser Sbeolosie unb Sen
Observation-Disclosures abl6loB Ils iun=
ger grielter murbe er i9on Senefistat
Ser 8atriar6alfir9e bon ct. Yeter
unb Frofeiior ser Sbeolosie i'm patti
fanil9en seminar. Salb jebp6 sab
er Die beiben Nemter auf uno begleitez
tie Ben pdpitli6en grdlaten unb 0iplo=
maten Meslta ais ubitore mad Meri=
TO gu aaiier Wartmilian. No9 Dor
beiien trasil6em gnbe folste ct in
glei6er gisenl6aft bem ndmli6en
Erdlaten mad SIbamerifa unb ban1
auf bic Nuntiatur in Wiin6en.
SIM pdpitli6en &oniiltorium pom
%. Stunt 1869 wurbe er gum Situs
larerSbii9of Don Ntcda erboben, unb
iObam als apoltolii9er Selesat BET
ben 8epublifen Heru unbgcuabor be-
~9laubist. Sie &esieruns in ECUADOR
leitete bamals Garcid Worenp, MEL
der am 6. ausult 1875 ermorbet mur=
Sc. Qls Sannutelli, pom Eaplte ab=
berufen, UNI Sic Nltntiatlr in Sriiiiel
gu i%ibernebmen, in europa lanoete, err
fubr er Ben Sob leines Sreunbes Wtoz
reno. sSu Selsien mar we9en bes 3pi=
ites Der Earteien sic Ste0ung bes
Nuntius cine iebr i6wierise; uber
Gannutelt wuBte bas Sertrauen lei=
ner Srennbe unb Sic N6tuns ieiner
gesner gu seuinnen Defenders Bel
Sole mar ct bo6seiddbt. Die S9ul=
frase wurbe jebo9 ipdter gum Stein
bes I%nitoBes. @annutelli mar se=
nOtbist, plOsli6 ieinen Soften su per-
lallen unb nod &om suriidslfebren.
Sn anbetra6t Der pom linn seleiiteten
Oienlte lanbte tim SEQ Ser SreiSebnte
ont %. DECEMBER 1880 ais Nuntius
nod @ien, no er balb 9erlona @ra=
ttlltma purbe unb li6 Elm unsewObnz
ltdes anleben beim biplomatii6en
&orps errparb. gr mar mdbrenb letz
mes @ufentbalts TT Selterrei9 i3euse
Der lesten Musenblide bes @rafen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
q II m q.

Sd bite unlere seebrten Sreunbe,
fir mid beittmmte 8rtefe unb @elb=
ienbunsen, bic am beiten permittelit
9oitanweiluns sel6eben, Direct na6
Siinstau (Seuti6 : Gbina) an meme
Nbreiie su ienben ODER an &ep. @m.
Sappert, Goptn9ton, &p.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

Ser Mormoneri9 Smoot lit aiio
bod in ben gunbeslsnat sepdhlt NOR
ben. Nun, ba fann man ii9 pieber
auf einen parlamentaril6en 'Raus=
i9meiB SefaBt MAIDEN.
n n
Sib Carolina lit nit Gedt itols
barauf, baB es bic gbel9eibung abz
sei9offt bat. @enu es nun au9 nod
NIT benz spn6en aufrdumte, tOnnte es
al5 Nulteritaat selten.
Oa linb einem Wanne i'm Nltea,
benz elm StraBeubabuconbufteur lteben
3dbne aussei6lasen bate, $500 SUI
selpro6en porbeu. Sas ma9t S214
per 3ubn. 90 w~ertbuoue 3dbne fam
nidt einmal Der falbionabelite Sentit
beriteaen.
@euu mar ielbit leibet, empfinbst
man cine sepiiie @enustbuuus barin,
~iemanben gu entbeden, ber nod sr6Bere
9eiben ~aussuitebeu bat," iast S9o=
%penbuber. Oa werben in bieien Set
ten Der &oblennotb BON iest ab ytorbs
polfabrten uniere liebite 9ettire iein.
~
Sn Seem Oort lit etne Srau, neil
lie 10 bid mar, i'm Stanbe seweien,
einen ginbre6er bis gum Gtntrehen
Der Yolisei fe~itsubalten, inbem iie ii6
auf i'm ieste. rlnb ba siebt es INNER
nod 9eute, Bic ii6 bemiben, ibr Sc
widt gu rebusiren.
Gin Internationally &afeetruIt lit
TN @erben, Der Yrobuttion uub Ser
brau9 resuliren wiu. Ous 9ublitum
muB bic Soften beSablen unb fam
nod frob ietn, weun bur6 Serminbe=
rung Ser grobuttion pon 10 piel
l9le6tem &aifee bic burdl9nittli6e
Aualitdt perbeHert wirb.
X X
Sest bat aud Odnemart cine Sor=
beruus gum aonturie @~enesuela's an=
semelbet. gs mare ii6erli9 ein @or=
tbeil, rpenn Die Ser. Staaten, bic
ia nun bod einmal &onfursseri9t
ltnb, einen Eermin anlesten unb be-
itiulmten, bab ipdtere ansemelbete
Sorberunsen nidt mebr beridIi9tist
lperben f0nnen.
X X
Sabrifmab9en In ct. Souls itnb
an ben Strife sesansen, neil ibnen
bas &auen pon Summit wdbrenb Bet
Irbeisseit uerboten purbe. Die Wdb=
den baben gang re6t, unb iie merben
iiesen. gs lit bas Priulesium Der
boloen @eibli9teit, bic &innbaden gu
ieber 3eit In Der etnen ODER Der anberen
e o,u. - Hon.aor,,o a., 6oIfo,1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29
2ternfbnuppen.

Gin pirtlid frobes @emiitb bot inn
mer 2ieber, Der Sbeeteiiel itnst nur,
menn er marm ntrb
x X
@enn Elm giel idm0rt, baB er iber
beibe Obren uerliebt iet, 10 lit tas
feline &leinisfeit.
sSebe &ebe eri6eint eitel uno MIDI
tis, iobalb tbr bic Sbat ni6t Na9=
brud sibt.
go lanse bas gublitum bic 3e6e
sebulbis besablt, weroen bic 3e@en=
beiieer nt6t aufb6ren, bobe 3e3en 81
MAIDEN.
Oeutl6lano wiu BEN SabaftruIt
b~etdmpfen. Sasiittapfer Sid slei9
eine Der semaltiaiten bieier neuen
@rObma6te aussuiu9en.
Die &ob(enS6ue wdren mir uorldu=
fig los. Sest brau6en mir nur nod
bic obere 6dlfte bes &oblenpreiies
lossuwerben, bonn MFRS ~aussubalz
ten.
x
&oblen gu iteblen mirb lin pielen
Stdbten) iest nidt mebr b%eltraft.
8enn aber Der Weni6 Pe6 fat sibt's
serabe in bieien Stdbten feline &oblen
gu fteblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-29

entbalten cine Gapelle, cine Oruferei
unb Die &dumli9teit Ser Frotur fir
bic betben Wiilionen pom Norbz unb
Sib S3antuns. Ser sroBe freie
&aum in Ser Weitte swil6en bielen
beiben Qnitalten lit fur bic fatbolii@e
Stride beitimmt. W09ten balb bic
Wittel uns merben, Inn Ben Sau biez
les @ottesbauies in ansriff nebmen
gu f0nnen. Gin i'm ensiten Gabmen
sebaltenes @elammtbilb Ser Wiiiion,
ibres sesenmdrtisen Stanbes unb III
rer grfolse mirb bic folSenoe Sta=
tiItit benz 9eler biefen:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

Soft and croo ked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
.rickets if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
must have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses every day
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
hrmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cureit.
In thousands of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT g. BOVINE. Chemists,
eoe-415 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC and $500; all druggists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

alton of desire to do the best he
K lows how, to advance the work or in
forests Entrusted to him are essential.
This is an almost certain road 10
advancement for himself. for corpora
tions as we'll as individual emplo yers
are generally on the lookout for young
men Of character and fidelity to do
duty 10 their employ, with a view to
their promotion. -a Az.
A young man should be satisfied to
fill the niche he occupies until he
raises himself to higher one, and
cot try to appear to fill another than
that in which ne is actually placed.
No end of men wreck their careers by
endeavoring to lead life which is a
lie. They would wish to be consid.
cred richer, or more important in the
world than they really are, and this
leads to their downfall.
A young man should make it a
cardinal principal of his life to act
and be that he is. and not pretend
to be somebody else, wnom he knows
very we'll he is not.
He should be careful in the selection
of his compauionship and friends
Men are judged largely BY the COM
pany they keep. The maxim that
birds of feather flock together is
as true today as it ever was.
The young man should not, in the
outset of his life, make the mistake
of believing that the mere accumula-
tlon of wealth constitutes success
He who bends all of his energies to
that one end pays the penalty at the
c.o2e of life, even if successful in
its accomplishment, of finding him
self posse sed Of mind sordid and
narrow, with all the finer ard Iowa
bile qualities of his nature either ex-
ting uisned or dwarfed to such de-
rec to be scarcely visible by his
f lie Ids KILL ~ S
IT, on the other hand, as he jour
neys along life's highway he will look
about, it will not be difficult for him
to discover many landscapes which
offer delightful views to contemplate
besides that Of piled-up money bags.
ence my advice Is tnat he mix with
laker = fair share of the rational
pleasures o. life, and not wait uutll
he is sans teeth, sans taste sans smell
and sans sight, under the delusion
Lat there is plenty of time to enjoy
himself after he has become old.
Lam bert Tree.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

We believe that the Common r
Bryan's paper, fails to have the pres
tige that it should have for the sim
pie reason that it is increasingly be-
rating the Republican administration.
We're the Commoner to devote more
space to advertising the TIE good
points of Democracy and less space to
berating the Republican administers.
tion we believe that it would have
a much larger influence than it has
at present. -Plaindealer.
The above is about the best state
ment of the actual trouble with the
Democratic party as political organi-
zation and with number of it's lead
ers as men that has been made for =
long time. As the, Plaindealer, states.
the Commoner along with other lead.
ing Democratic organs AZ.
.pecially those owned by w r.
Hearst, can find nothing good in the
acts of Republican administration
no matter how patriotic the motives
or how great the results. The result
is that it has become an organization
OF objection and opposition To carry
out this pan it has opposed some Of
the best legislation of the century,
and has attempted to Illustrate the.
course Of ne nation in matters that.
carried out. have given it the place
at the head of the nations Of the
earth in matters IF international i'm.
portance. But when the Democratic
party ceases to pursue its course of
opposition it will cease to exist az a
pa ty. for it has lost all the principles
it ever espoused that were worthy Of
the name. and it is no longer a party
representative of national issue.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

Cher acter is above everything else
the most important factor in achiev-
ing success.
The young man should guard it as
precious asset he can possibly pos
sess with which to commence. as
well as finish, his career.
Great brains with little character
do not count for much in the loug
run in competition with moderate
brains and high character.
Absolute loyalty to his employer
whether il be q corporation 81 an In
diVidual and the constant manifest
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
nockabol,t lotss
~ PERSONS AND THINGS .s.,s|
As Seen BY Gath

will Gath please tell us what is
the next best thing for a merchant to
do after he adyertises Z Advertiser. I, E
0 We might answer, sell goods. or
again we might say, advertise again.
But either answer would be silly.
Any sensible newspaper man recog-
nizes the fact that unless the adver-
tiser received a financial. benefit from
his ad that he will not continue to do
business with the only newspaper
published There is yet one thing
for any merchant to do after he adj
vertises, and that is to satisfy his.
customers. Unless the article salts
fies when sold 1T will not be Of PEI
manent benefit to the merchant who
sold it. There are stores that look
only to the sale of one article for
their profit. out the point that should
be considered is whether the article
sold will make friend Of the one
who bought. Keeping articles up to
a standard will help to make the store
popular. If goods are right and sold
right, people will grasp the oppor.
tunIty and be glad afterwards that
they took advantage of the offering,
This is the twin sister Of advertising,
and TIE two must go hand in hand
just like the rromatic idea Of a school
gill to how she will go through
life with, some classi. dude. Every
promise mace in an advertisement
must be as faithfully kept as one to
call on your best girl and the hon.
est advertiser keeps it just as care
fully as the man of honor and the one
IN love keeps ths other. We have
tested those who use the columns Of
this paper and have never found one
wanting,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
Could LIT a Ton and a. Ha1f

4 SOua Liz u ron ana Hakf.
A Scotchman, said to be the last of
the Stuarts, was possessed with an ex-
troardinary strength, from which cir
cumstance he got the Dynamo of Jem-
my Strength. Among other feats, he
could carry "a FOUNDER cannon and
had been known to lift cart load Of
hay weighing ton and half upon
his back. Many a time he took up a
5ackass and. carrying 1t on his shout
ders, walked through the tollgate. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
Getting Around 1t.

"Thomas. you have disobeyed your
old grandmother"
mo, didn't, ma"
Eyes, you did. Have you not been
swimming?'
'Yes, ma"
didn't I hear her say to you not to
60 swimming?"
"Oh, she didn't tell us that She only
came out and said, Boys, / wouldn't
60 swimmin',' and shouldn't think
she would. an old rheumatic woman
like her. But she didn't say anything
about our goin' swimmin'."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
Careful George.

~ had a letter from George this
morning. He said his mother had acci-
dentally broken her arm"
George is always so careful. Many
a young man would have left out the
word accidentally leaving you to In
fer that she had broken it purposely.n
Kansas City Journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

II wonde~ what has become Of
the olitic Of the Grand Forks Her
aid, said gen tleman the other
evening after he had read an assault
in that paper on the Roosevelt admin
istration that would have done credit
to the New York Journal. We
can't tell where these politics nave
gone A few weeks ago the issue Of
that paper would nave made good
campaign material for Tom johnson
in his supposed campaign in Ohiu.
Tom [. seems to have gone to the
Hickory Flats. The Heard may be
on the read to the FIRST stopping
place this side. This attack Through
its Washington correspondent upon
the most fearless administration
the country has had since the days
Of Jackson. 1t may not~suit some of
the milk and water politicians Of the
country but it is American, heroically
patriotic and North Dakota will De
for him as Loyalty as the Ken.
lucky Democrats who are still voting
for Cleveland.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

A numDer of the papers throughout
the state are commenting on tie jury
system in adverse terms because of the
failure of the jury to reach an ae rec
ment in the Barry case. TIL Jury
system is too thoroughly grounded in
tne institutions of this country, to be
IN aSy immediate danger from these
assaults. But as the continual
dropping of water will wear away the
hardest stone, SO will these attacks i.
Ume, have their effect upon the peo-
PIE Whenever the jury system is
abolished one of the greatest bulwarks
OF the people viii. have been destroy
go. IL may have it's defects, bnt in
the underl,, ing principles it is one of
tne greatest safegua of life liberty
and property. Nor should the ma
Jorlty verdict be adopted. for in Grim
ma matters. the facts should be set
tled Aeyond question, but when they
ARE once settled, there should be none
of the law 6 d., lays. The twelve jurors
are supposed 60 be free from bias and
prejudice. to be represents. tive citizens
OF ORD nary intelligence, ara t. be
ancorrnptihle, It they are not 20, !.
s ~ = .aaeause Ct the mistake Of the |
litic which selects them. All
-nese things being true, it is fair to
suppose that two men could not hear
the same story and have difference IF
opinion as to the facts. If there is
difference, it is prima facia evi
dence that one or the other does not |
measure up to the standard fixed by
the law for a juryman, and the re-
quirments of an unanimous verdict
is check on that very class Of
persons. Juries and jurors will not
be perfect until mankind is uniyer-
sally 80 put it as near that perfection
as innnite mind can devise. 1t is sur
rounded by a large number of techi-
nal and useless formalities that should
be eradicated. For instance, in the
origin Of the system the jurors tried
the cases upon what information they
had within themselves. In fact were
both court and witnesses. Later this
became exactly reve .sed and on
strict qualification was that the juror
should know nothing of the facts. be.
fore he became juror. and this is the
rule today. Now. it is evident that
no Intelligent man can live in a.
county in which any crime is COM
Iaitted in this day of newsI apers and
general information and know notn-
ing OF it. This makes many of the
best men incompetent jurors and
Injuries the whole system. II needs
modernizingssbut moi. eradication.
Character is above everything else
the most important factor in achiey-
ing success. ... 5..s3
The young man should guard it as
q precious asset he can possibly pos
sass with which RI com Ypar,cc I,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

Say, have you ever thought about
this thing called Christmaa. and the
nolidayss Peculiar things. Just
think about 1t at this time and see
the different ideas Of the different
people. 1t is conceded BY all that it
strictly is a time of good cheer, Of
genuine happiness. Every ona tries
to make it such. Now here fellow
who celebrates his Christmas bv a
glorious drunk. You will see him
walking along the street looking like
a cat that had nicotine experiment
tried upon it, his eyes looking like
those of a calf with the distemper
and his feet refusing to go where
his bsfuddled brain directs. That
is one Then there is the mother.
those sweet angelic beings who make
earth heaven whose sole happines,
is making happy season for the
children Of her home. You can ace
even now the smile of happiness
with which she stores the gifts that
will make each little heart glad and
each little face bright on Christmas
morning. Then there is the girl
who remembers some fellow and The
fellow who remembers some girl.
Both these classes are distinctly in.
teresting- Both are sweetly. silly,
aud ths sight of both is a common
thing in front of the show windows.
To the waarv gatherer of news moth.
ing comes with such relief as Il 3
hopeaof q day of. You can see his
smile extending back to the front
ends OF his ears almost any time
now.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
Thel DIiaxn,5e,s,a,,I.

Terence, what is the doctors diagno-
ais Of your case r.
He hasn't told me UT, but I'm bet
tin' It II be iy'ry clint ay tin dollars" -
Chicago Tribune.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11

Kernel Brewer recently became
very much put out because we threat
ened to go down to Moorehead and
envelop his supply Of Moorehead
water. We meekly apologize TO the
genial Kernel for any offense we have
given and assure him that our capas
cious enlargement Of the alimentery
canal could not hold dotted eighth
of his share. The only trouble with
the Kernel is that he Is too good look
ing to stand joke.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-12-11
An experienced girl to do general
homework. Mrs. Clark w. Kelly
1910

Ed Nelson, Of Edmore, was III ths|
city Monday on business, and added
his name to the Inter.o Ocean subserip.
tion list. 5s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-14
Sea Devourlng England.

BY experiences such as have fallen
to the lot of the town of Dunwich the
attention is drawn from time to time to
the fact that the sea is making serious
encroa chments upon England's shores.
But, beyond inspiring a vague con-
seriousness that they are submitting to
an unwarrantable invasion. the ques'
ton so far has aroused little more
than local interest. The British Asso-
citation, however, has had the subject
in hand, and FIVE years ago appointed
q committee to make full investiga'
ton. With the assistance Of the coast
guard the inquiry has now been COM
pleted, and it's results were commune
Gated in very instructive paper which
was read before the association at
their concluding meeting.
The report gives details OF the distri-
button of the seas attack, and OF the
average rate at which its advance Is
made, and it is evident that enoroach-
ment presents a very grave problem to
dwellers upon coasts 80 seriously men'
aced. It is curious to note that though
It is a part of the Wesh coast which
suffers most, generally speaking, the
eastern shores are wasting most rapid
/ y. Nature has provided the western
coastline with rugged cliffs. which sue
cessively defy the onslaughts OF the
Atlantic. Even In Ireland the CHER
losers are found in the eastern counties
of Down and Dublin. In many places
there is a slight compensating gain
But the gist of the report is the I'm.
portance which it attaches to artificial
structures and sea walls. which has
been proved by inquiry and COMPARE
son to be most valuable protection.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-14
Not a Subject for Patent.

The Dustless Roads Company of
California has been trying to establish
tbs right to monopoly Of the use of
the process of sprinkling the roads
with oil for the purpose of allaying the
dust. A number of municipalities as
well as some railroads have joined in
Contesting the matter and have car
rted 1t to the United States circuit
court, where the question has just
been settled. the decision being
against the Dustless company. 1t was
decided that the process was not of
such character to warrant its being
patented, as it was a public necessity
and should be free to every one.
While this decision is a matter of
great interest in this part of the coun-
try, 1t is a more important one ON She
Pacific coast. where there are stretch
es OF country on which it is almost i'm
possible to live unless the roads are
treated by applications of oil.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-14

he-that he was chosen?" asked Elsa.
looking UP into my face.
1T may sound q little unroman.
tic"
"Oh, WELL" she cried, with q curl.
GUS timbre in her voice, I'VE quite de.
cided that romance and chivalry were
dend."
"Quite." replied.
"Well, how did she let him knowY''
~ imagine 1t was prearranged
thing"
"still," she insisted, "there must
have been some way Of announcing"
"Oh. WELL" I said, II suppose she
SHE'D glove at him, or something"
And as spoke, Elsa raised her right
hand, and the next instant one Of the
white gloves fell upon my shoulder.
At first It semeed to be an accident.
but her face all gayety and smiles
one minute. grew grave and fearful
the next, and then I understood
Thomas Cobb. In Black and White.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-14
UNIQUE Pearls,

A unique pearl cluster from Sharks
Bay. West Australia. will be exhibited
at the Worlds Fair by c. A. Burt.
This valuable natural specimen con.
sists Of about $50 pearls In solid
cluster. and measures ~ inches by
Y inch and is about half an inch thick.
A cluster known as the Southern
Cross, found some years ago at the
Laceped Islands, changed hands q
short time ago. The consideration was
$4,000. Experts in estimating the
value Of the cluster to be seen at the
Worlds Fair taking the Southern!
Cross as a criterion. place 1t at from
SIS, 900 to 100000.