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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
stor streife i Mpllcbinriftet.

StDr Strejfe Wtplleotitrtttet.
gptten al Sc itprite Mgller / @innea-
ppiis bleo lr1ffe6e ST. 12 Mi6nat li6=
lte Scot, ibet iamtlige Mrbej0ere gift
poo Streife. Sen baglige &ro61f-
iion al bisle M9ller er $4,000 Sdn>
Ser, % Sc belfief tiger ca. 1000
Manb. &rtn Z at Sc minbre Mpl-
Ter paa @eltii6en pe6bliber forelpbig
at orbejbe. Morlogen til Streifen
er, at rSlo1rloobers" opltiller Tpr=
Bring ONT. at Sc faar s Sinners Mr-
%beibs0og / Ste6et for iom bi6t1I 10
elmer. men mes famine @etaling
iom for Sc 10 Sinner, og at Sc oe6
Bette Mrbei6e beifieftige6e &pinoer
faar famine Detailing 1om Menoene.
Streifen bar trnet / flere Gage, og
Mrbei0erne babbe tiIbu6t Mblleeier-
ne at opergtoe Soeen til Mrbitra-
tions-&omitee, bbtlfet 6isie 6og rent
u6 aflog. 9e bno6e6e nemlig, at
Sc allere6e mi giber iaa bei 8eta-
ling for Sen gamGe Mrbeibsti6 1om
Set er ml1ligt, bois Sorretntngen ifal
bore l6nne16e, % at Sc 6erfor intet
bar at forbon6le me6 Mrbei0erne
om. 6oru6en Sc 1000 @6llearbei=
6ere, iom er 6trefte inobefatte6e /
Strejfen, bill ca. 5000 Man6, iom
bar lit Spbol6 ne6 Mrbei6e, Ser er
i110trefte forbun6et me6 Mgl(erne,
bliper arbej0slpie, ioale6es 8eofere,
S9ffemogere og Iignen6e @rbberp.
Ser er 6esperre ingen l16ligt til nos
gen inorlig Sperensfomit. ga ingen
at Narterne ct billig iii at gigre SSn6>
r6mmelier. Dette er Sen f6rite itdr-
re @treife / 8pens Mgller 1i6en
1894. Set er iom nebnt uS1our.
loa6ers", iom er BEN egenlige Mar.
lag til @treifen; mer @affer1e og Sc
egenlige Mellearbeioere bar iIuttet
Jig i'll 6em.
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w. I'olAS >%BeS w w OeN ~. september.
gbas. G.&ents u Co.. Watnueabprie. auatan,
Srpgten for almin6elig Sfreife
tmellem M6llearbei6erne bar peret
ben befentligite @run6 for uitfferbe,
Sen De iioite Gage. @ful6e men6e-
ne ne6legge @rbei6et og Mellerne
ioale6eS bl1pe tou1rgne til at Itan6le,
,bil &riferne blioe lobere, i6etminofe
for en- &i6. &erfning er igien /
ful6 Gang og Silferielen nil u6en
|Sbtbl bltbe betp6eltg ii6lt I rgen.
Mfi9tningem til l16lonoet for babe
&beoe og Mel CT go6 og M6llerne er
i 5tan6 til at ielge alt 6e pro6ucerer
til fremme6e &i6bere. 81 anfer
Morfe6e1 for at bnpe en- opabgaaen-
Sc Senbens, og ct fire paa b6iere
8riier ioninort Sc Iofare Mrbeiberu.
roligbe6er er oberitooet.
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@piller &om1ebic for T%anserne.
County Mrrelten bar | @6noagS Gee
men for en- ,ganife enc itaaenoe Silora'
gel1e. Gelifabet, ser bar ipillet 81
Girl from 9irie" gop poa @nmoo'
ming al Mrreltforbarer Wbttman
nogle al sets @pecialiteter til beoi tie
for 6ongerne. Set our en- broget
Mosle, ser operbere0e Sore ltillin>
gen; Men6, gamle poa SorbrDoel'
lcns Sci, og 9renge, Ser bap1e taget
Blot Sc fgrlte 5fri6t. Men ollie ipn>
tes Sc for 9jebliffet al glemme at De
por Sanger, % bengop Jig til 91e>
bliffet5 9fp0elie . Ser bar mere erO
80 Morbere / Tori omlingen; men
noor Gflelpillerne tolfeoe cole
6anolinger, TOR Sc melleln Be ipr1g>
tie iii at opplol,bere, og 1aor en be-
mobig cg rdren6e Gang blep llt11>
oen fl11be Toorer fees Sc flelte al
6isle Torbrp6eres 9ine.
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pr6penumre

81 u6ien6er / 6isie Gage er6er
Grgbenl1mre al bette 8lob % be6er
enbper, iom mo6tager ct iaabant, ON
at lfenfe set beluillig Opm9rflom.
be6 og giennemleie BET grl,noigt,
iamt niie Set til @enner og 8efien6te.
5erlig benIe6a Ri 0pmerffombeoer
pao bore itorarte6e 8ramie,g iIbub,
ifgIge boilfet Monnenterne 81. a.
itrafs faar. belle gegpnoelien Of Sen
Inomarrshe @oman, rgrsDet @ier.
Iigbe01, Tom saor ! gIooet ian $50
5iber
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Megeres @ettigbeber, On @ager
peb Mobn Sobnio1 o~nflage6e Sen be-
fienDte @elto1tratgr 81. g.. Sill paa
1. Mpe. for at bdpe opertraa6t 2oben
ont. at Megre ifal babe iamme 8e<
ban0ling, iom &bi6e pao offenlige
steoer. San paalto6, at ban bapoe
maottet uente en- urimelig lang STD
poo eli Moolti6. 1om fan bao6e BE-
ItiIt / Stills @e1tm1ration, % 6a Ma-
San enoelig tom, bar Sen uipiielig.
Sa1rpen TOM 6og til Set &eiultat, at
Sc of Megeren anf6rte 8aoiier mos
Sill por for ipage iii, at Ser fltnoe
giereS nnget Strofoni par gjGl6en0e
mob bnn1.
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Damerr: Gig mig, Boron,
bbao forftaar man egentItg be6 go.
ciaIpoliif?
8arone1t: 5ocioIpoIiittHif, sSyrue, sci
er, ION 1tnar f gfs. en- DrofbdfriHfffe
.ol ipiie Of &rpbbe rneo en- afsuriine
,8pooeIgbere.
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fSr1 @aia smit6= &eterien. en- n

Trt &aja Smitb-Geterien, en- me.
get aniet norif 2ererin6e / @iolin, er
reiit ber til 2an6et oa og1er at ne6.
Iatte fig Milmaufee, @is., for at
giDe 1nberbisning / @tuiif, me66e.
Ter norife 8la6e. Sun er en- Datter
al set of SEN @l6re @legt / @riitta.
mia bgit aniete &unitnerpor nrlin;
og BUN bor I mango Star gibet Multf.
un6erbtsning i @riitinniu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Norway, Sweden and Denmark have sent us farmer citizens
in large numbers. There are 1868 families fthem living on the
nations farms. Over thirteen per cent of our foreign farmers are
of these Scandinavians. They are1argely settled in thirteen States,
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Tur6cnprrenbc Iplitifaptejn 6

NDrHerDrrcnDe NDlt1llupltJh ".
81. &ill, tilto(t al @ronbiurpen for
unoer Nmesregimcntet at boue moo
toget Stifpenqe, fit al Metten Eao<
leg ON at lfoffe @onbs ior $500,
bnis fan nilbe inttes poa fiji 6ob,
inotil hons Sag hehon01es Sen l..
Sftober. @on fan6t Set imiolertib
nmltli1t at ifaffe Sifferbe6 for mere
ems $4,000 oa Sirs0og gftermiboog
inbrpmmeoe Gommer Non6. at Sill
fl11oe 1pttes pao fri 500 moo en- Git
ferbeS poa $4,000. Sogen bill,
noor Sen fommer op, u6en Soipl
bringe np Senlotion / Sen fam6ie
MmeS=Mfnre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
ST. PAUL OFFICE, CHICAGO OFFICE, NEW YORK OFFICE,
Room 46 Union Block 13 Randolph st. 1923 Amer. Tract Bldg.
C. Rasmussen Advertising CO.
The SCandinavianS in u. S.

Regarding the percentage of the Scandinavian Farmer population in the IS.
ze beg to present hereuvM an extract from an article, bbch lately ap-
pearedm Mahins' S Magazine, based on last census. 9be article speaks
for itself and reads as fonows:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

SpNlAIu1t uAuS4S S@tIASall@ISt puu
9onio @al( 2pr6ag Mften par en- /
ollie @enieen6er Dellpffet Sommen<
fomit. Ser bab6e inofun6et fig ct
retop tilpas Mntal 9eltagere til al
Sofalerne bar pos en0e f11lbe, og allie
lpntes al befin0e Jig pel. Mrronge-
mentet bar lnr6eles bel or6net. @f=
Ter en- fort deception blep Ser fal6t
ttlbor6s,og Ser lerberebes en- naImin-
heltg elegant og %belimagen6e Cup
per, beo bbilfen Ser berife6e en- mum.
ter ielifabelig Stemning. Scr. 6.
s.. Game fungere6e me6 ieobonligt
Sumer og Sifferbe6 iom @eremo.
nimeiter. Otter at Seiteriamfunos-
logens Ereli0ent, Mrs. 80. &ou<
goar6 bap6e bust beIfommen, oq
MerS. 81. @a6ien bao6e fremlagt en-
Hrolog, LOS @jeiterne Sc Iefre Set.
ter %beoerfares &etfer0igbe6; 6erefter
bol6tes Ell &9ffe Saler:: for San.
mort at 81. @6renien, bborefter en-
imuf Gang nGor 9onmarf" +,
blab afiunget, ser bar ifrepet of Mrs.
$. Sorgaar6; for 2ogen og @amfun.
bet at 81. st.. St. Stone; for Mmerifo
at Profesior s. Mifelon6 %
for &errerne al Mrs. 81. Senien,
enobioere bleb Ser fol6t poa SIR. ssn.
ger1ann fra ct. SAUL, iom ipare6e
meo en- pellpftet r@peecb". @enere
ben pna Mftenen bIeb ser oberrafft
Aleranoralogen en- imuf og peroiful6
Sbolelsoagsgobe | Sorm al Ell preq-
fi9t Banner, paa bbis 6orli6e itroo-
leoe 2ogeas @aon og @tiftelies6aq,
mebens @eberien. 6anne6es of ct
Dannebrog. @anneret bIep operroft
2ogen iom en- @abe fra Gborbal6ien.
2ogen beo 6ernes &ralioent, ST.. SIS.
ierien, % MrS. @ougoar6 totfeoe poo
MeranoraIogens @egne. 0e6 6enre
2eiIpgbeo bIeb ofiunget en- at Mnleo.
ningen ifrebet Gang, sSilien til
Ganen". Den pellpffe6e SET lutte.
Sc 1ne6 ct nt1llfert 9Bm.
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g6ica9o.

@rDllmp. Sen IA. @eptember
pie6es / SEN 6onl lie Srinitatis Strife
Mr. Mrel @al0emar Gbriitenien
S6n al Dor befien6te 2an6smon6
Sngenipr 6. 6. Gbriltenien, og Miis
&enio Smonion. Set 11nge 9ggte=
pors @olig bil efter IA. Oftober be-
re 315 go. @eitern ape. r@hicago
Soften" grotnlerer.
6nnSreaarsfciten. Mere ems cit
Gnes af Sc 1tgrIte 8Der / 2ar6et bill
h..ipe repreienterebe beo 6eres pber-
tie gmbe6smen6 be6 @onfetten, Ser
I'll bltpe gioei / Mn6ttorium BEN ii6~
lite l1ge al Jaltes1. S1nellem 6iSie er
Getb 9om, @opor al Seem Sort, &c.
BERT 81. Smitb al ct. Saul og Sobn
@eober al BbiGa6elpb:o.
Matban Gpift bbb. Sen el6ite
@gn al 2ouis @pift. @befen for Sir
meet @mift & &c., bb6e 2br6ag 81.
termio6og .iom en- Sblge al ct 11lpf'
festilfeI6e. 1nge @mift og en- Sci
on6re l1rpge MerneFer fpille6e @olo,
og en- 8oI6, faitet at en- al Sc ortore,
traf bom / ben nenitre Climbing.
l1belbet iDntes f6rit at bore ubetD6e.
ligt, me1 in6en 5 Eimer bar ban
6g$.
Mfiis S. Spbnlen, Sen befien6te
Eianiitin6e, 9otter at Dor SANDS.
monb 81. IS. Sobnlen, mangeaarig
Me6arbej6er bos @enion & &iron,
bleo / Girs6ogs estepiet til Soto
graf Mielien. 8rplluppet ftoo t
@ru0ens Silent paa Sc mopne ct. og
bap6e iamlet en- flor @re0s al @e1-
1er. 9e 111pge Solf er @eolemmer
at 0onias 9ameforening % al So
nio> og iom Gaf for gob Msiiitonce
pe6 mango 2eiligbeber ien6te So
MOS @ameforening font 8ruoegope
e! @glp &affeiet, ligeiom 9anta bt'
tie fin Spmprfi ombe6 beb at ienbe en-
;;+nr 8ufet @loml ter.
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oeligt 6armlan6 / &an6iDobi @oun-
tp, bleb %forle6en gipet al e1 SlIi=
nois Mon6, Ser fjebte S. S. @men-
ions 6arm / @bttefiel0 Somnlbip
for $75 pr. Mcre.
- Sra 9lrserne jfribes, at Sen
fdrite 6roit inotraf forrige ltge, ga
Ser 6onneoes en- &port Somme tpf
S. poo 9omme og Gon0tpnoer.
Eaa @run0 al Set 11gltnltige SER ct
en- Sre6je0el al Majien / GcnntDet
life bleben MODEM, og Sobet fra Sen.
ne Slide bill b(ipe meget ltort. Sra
@ortbington meI6es oglao ON iterf
6rolt; bele Mojsbeiten er mer eller
min0re lfa6et.
- Mangel paa 2erere pol6er
Sfoleraa6et / &an0iDobi County
fort @obebbru6. 9et bar life Doe,
ret multgt at ifaffe 2erere for olle
@ountpets @foler, og Ser er ubiigt
til at nogle maa bol6es luffe6e for
nerbgren6e, eller MunQeIen fan NH.
Zig ofbjeIpes pes at oniette 2erer-
in6er Ser far iaafol6te u@ermits".
6~oripmmeligbeb / iti6e at engogere
2erere bar NOT Sfpl6en for Sen ner-
nerenbe Singenes Si11tan6.
= 80. 81. Mpgaar6 al Sarris bar
at @taten faaet &ontraft paa at ieb.
ne steamboat &iber ip6beit for Gais
Safe og arobe @rgfter NOT ill at
6rene 2an6et, Ser 1igger longs $40.
Sen. @rabningen bill begpn6e /
@eftion 3, Somnibip 145, &ange
80, og fortlettes iii 26 = IA -
80, i6et 6lo0en ldber gjennem &eart
Safe til steamboat Safe, Bpor @rop.
ningen opbgrer. @r. &pgaar6 be.
regner, at Mrbei6et life bill bIibe fgr,
6iq for ONT ct Mar. Naar @rgfterne
er far6ige bill 6e 6rene en- flor 2anb.
itr9fning og brugbargiere '2on6,
lom bi6til bor beret SumpIan6.
- @onftabeI Sofepb gba6ima al
Settings er UNDER Mrreit for @oroet
paa CHARLES &elm, bbis IipIeie Sc,
GENE bleb fun6et poo Greet @e1teru
@anens Gpor be6 Snper @robe for
en- to Tiger fi6en. @e6 en- l1n6er1g.
gelie Tom set for Dagen, at Selm
bar bleben flaaef til ban por bebiolt.
l6s og / 6enne Etlitan6 efterlobt poo
8aneiporet, bpor ban ienere blet
oberfiGrt at ct Ernn. gbo6ima til.
ito6 at ban og &elm tom op at fian.
6es ! en- 5aIoon ! Srpper @rope, men
paaitoar at ban 6erfra git lige biem
On @agtmanb poo &ocf SsIan6 so
men noiag6e UNDER Sorbdret, at Bur
tribe Minutter f6r &elm oberfigrtes
af Graret iaa to men6 itao bel
Spuret rarbe6 bbor &eIms Sig for6
tes. Sc Fionotes bsilpot % 9rnos
Ter uoifeotes.
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minneapolis.

Mr. Saeob 8. Sjprt, Sen befienote
SonglGrcr, lbor flpttet lit StuOio ira
Century 9log. til lit @iem, 1918
Chicago Mpe., boor ban pil fort Gtte
lin Songrnoerpisni11g.
@ans Sclanb, SEN befJen6te 11orl tie
Sorfottcr % Sfrpneforteller pil, ef-
fer bpuD ser meDbeles %, in0en ret
lenge fl1nne pentes ber til 8pen.
Set uiI bl1pe cit Npbelle al Sang at
onerpere bans 6oreorag ng Sples'
ninger.
sSaspcr Stesmcr, cit ung Mono,
1om1 bar onlat ne6 Sporoog,tsfom'
pagniet for at uboannes til &onorf-
tsr. blep Sirsoog operfigrt at ct So
fon1otip poo "a. Street % @iltpar>
fee 8onerrs Spor. &ope6et blep
1filt fra &roppe,1, % 2egemet blep
n1eget misban6let. 2ofomottoet,
1om fierte paa bam, Dor life forlp'
net mes 2anterne, % ban berte lite
oets &ingen paa @runo al @teien
fra andre Sog. San antages at bpre
biemme / &e1moo6 Sails.
Gr=Mapur Gnitis bar truffet fig
tilboge fra &%onfl1rrencen ON bet febe
Gmbeoe iom rMppraii ct" beo Seem
Sort Sopn. San forito6, at &e'
9jeringen / @olbington bapoe gtpet
eugene SONS 2Gfte ON @tillingen
peo en- tioIigere 2eiligbe6, og for lite
at bringe M0miniltratiunen I no9en
Torlegenbe6. traf ban Jig tilboge.
Sen almin6elige Mening er, at bette
par pant giort at @r. Cults, og for
at 9p6en fan faa lin 9en, bar Der at
oenne @pilo6e uop1flet Jig ct lille
Soon" for Mr. @ultis iom Som.
qresfonoi0at pes nelt e &alg.
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marte6Sberetuiaa

Skriv, %telefoner e1ler t~e1egrafer til os ON
Meddelelser og M~arkedslister.
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hitter @arlta6, Ser bar erfleret fig
bi1lig til at mo0tage Mominationen.
&pis S~uitit5minilteret pel9es, faar
&egiertngsbenitre og @ocialiiterne
aItiao 1 @temmes @oioritet / @tor.
tbinget. S 2arbtf er @femningen
meget opbi6iet, og Ser 6ribes en-
bol6iom politiif Mgitation. Ser par
ofien6t Mtltter iii 8Den, Ga man
frDgter for lroligbe0er.
&igrnor % b e I .
premier. S Mnle6ning af al
Ser bar beret fremiat 8aaitan6 om,
at @idrnions 0ptre6en UNDER SEN
nuberen6e &algfamp ifu16e ifpl6es
bans @nife ON at faa 6en. literere
Mobelprnmie, me06elte @i6rnion / ct
6ore6rag / @lberum, al Fan bob6e
1frebet i'll en- Sen / @berige og be6t
bam ON at me66ele Dem, ser u66eler
8rpmien, at ban lite gnife6e Ben.
SON 6nife6e, at @enrif Sbien ifnl6e
bape bele &r9mien.
&riftinnin EoI6ite6s
s n6fegter biier Mebgang og-
ioa for @uguit: 685,000 @r. moo
$4,000 / @nguit flor. $ 1899,
Ga Sn6tpgterne lto6 boa Eoppen,gab
Muguit 1,150,0OO &r. / &osien: Man
mao gao z Mor tilbage, til 1896,
for at fin6e iaa Imaa SnbtRgter paa
Mugult lom tonr. Men 6a bap6e
man 10 iffe bperfen 8gfptteIlestol6 |
Mmin6eligbeb eller Solbgrpnie mob
SDerige. Ser er ingen iprlige Mar.
liager til Me6gangen. Sen foroeler
Jig nofiaa iepnt poo Sc forifielIige
Sn6fgrielSartifIer. Mebe11s @fibe.
ne ffbr GIT fuI6lafte6e op Gioroen,
regrpes M baIp 2aft iom En- pen 9tpf.
| goosIaoning. 2sz
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II PR1VAT TELEGRAF II

New York, Chicago,
st. Louis, Duluth,
Winnipeg, Grand Forks,
Fargo, Hillsboro,
Casselton, C0mstock
og St. Cloud.
Kj6ber og salger
Korn, Provisioner og Jernbaneaktier fol
Kontant eller paa Margin.
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- 9ba6 Ser formo6es at bore Sen
bgielte &ris, Ser er betolt for aImin-
oeligt 6armlan0 / &an6ipobi @oun-
IT, blep forle6en gipet al EFT Slli>
nois Mon6, Ser fjpbte S. S. @men-
ions Tarm / @bitefielo Tomnlbip
for $50 pr. Mcre.
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n1innefota.

- Stal6bpgningen paa g. 6. 8e.
terions Garm nerbeb Grand Wea.
Dom bleb forleoen onten6t al 2pnet
og ne6bren6te, bporoe6 often Sons
SD git tobt. Mlle @reatnrerne og
Geletgiet re66e6es. Eabet %on6rager
$1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Forretning med Landdistrikterne en- spe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
OUR SCANDINAVIAN CITIZEN FARMERS.

Per cent of total white farm families.
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for fibite l1se, up til ben 20. September.
Mebbelt Of
Gbu3. @.Qent0 d Co.. Mfnneafnr}a. sp..,,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-07-03

again to tend to your own affairs, :"
and Hendricks made q threatening
gesture that caused the other to
Shrink back in alarm, real or as
sumed.
There, L forgot you was so techy
on the subjec', We know; as I am
amin to help We, it's natural should
feel some interes'."
you need only what 1 choose to
tell you," replied Job, grumpily,
land now" as he took up the candle,
81 will show you out, for it is time l
went to sleep, and you would do well
to do the same" and he led the way
to the stairs.
to precede him. 'I'll hold the light
so you won't break your neck"
'Bless We, I'm kind O used to findin'
my way bout house in the dark,
but thank We kindly just the same"
and humming gay tune the strange
man went down the stairs.
Remember that you are not to
Job as he stood on the step before
the house shading the candle with
his hand.
mo one at ALP asked the other.
Hendricks eyed him for a moment,
suspiciously. GO
when say no one that is enough"
"Well want sure you meant every
one-ye see there must be lot o yer
friends what would like to see We
after bein' gone SO long"
For the present not word-not
a word to any one" said Hendricks,
decidedly. And now goodnight.
When you have news. come here
you will seldom fail to find me in"
"All right-you can expect me in
a few days, 1 take it. Time he was
heard from again." and with these
words he disappeared among the
shadows of the garden.
Job stood there a moment, and
then blew out his candle. 1t needed
such keen eyes as his to follow that
Sinking figure slowly disappearing
in the distance. He caught sight of
him again as he was passing through
the tunnel that ran through the old
factory building, and = then, as if
urged on by a sudden impulse, he
laid the candle on the steps and ran
noiselessly after his late visitor.
When he came into the street he
crossed without being seen to the
other side of the way, and behind
pile of rubbish peered out to see If
anything peculiar would happen.
ITO Be Continued
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FOR WOMEN
Go
Much That Every Woman
Desires to Know
About Sanative Antisep-
tic Cleansing
And about the Care of the Skin,
Scalp, Hair and Hands.

Too much stress cannot be placed en-
the great value of Cuticura Soap, Oint-
mcnt and Resolvent in the a1tiseptic
cleansing of the INCONSISTENCIES and Of
the blood and circulating fluids, thus
afording pure, sweet aud economical
weakening ulcerations, infnmmations,
itchings, irritations, relaxatioIfs, dis
placements, pains and Irregularities
peculiar to females. Hence the Cuti-
cura remedies have a wonderful influ-
ence in restoring health, strength and
beauty to weary women, who have
been promaturely aged sSd invaded
by these distressing ailments, as we'll as
such sympathetic affections as an9mia,
chlorosis, hysterias nervousness and
debility.
Women from the very first have fully
appreciated the purity and sweetness,
the po- IT to afford immediate relief,
the certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety aud great
economy which have made the Cuticura
remedies the standard skin cures and
humour remedies of the civilized world.
Millions OF the women use Cuiicura.
Soap, assisted by Cuiicura Ointment,
1or preserving, purifying and beauti-
flying the skin, for cleansing the scaIn
OF crusts, scales and dandruff, and the
stopping Of falling hair, for softening.
whitening anti soothing red, rough and
sore hands, for annoying irritations.
and lucrative weaknesses, ard for
many sanative, antiseptic purposes
which readily suggest themselves, Ga
vel as for all the purposes of the toilet,
bath and uurscrv ~ -
Sold throuehout the World cuticura Re.olvent s fin
snt o. Snesosf: Coated Pia 25c vial 6) OFT
81 rins hne de e Psfxi Boston, ~ Columbus Avs.
- sand Sor |. \ Book zof WouecS
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FEARED WRATH OF FATHER
How an Englishman Collected n Bad
Debt Owed Him by n
Deceased Turk.

A very curious experience is that
recently related by an Englishman
resident in Turkey. He had loaned
Turk some money, but the man
was. unable to pay and on his death
bed laid particular charge on his
wife and children to meet the debt.
The eldest son was making arrange
ments accordingly, but also died
and he, too, begged his family to pay
the money as soon as they could.
One day the Englishman received a
visit from member of the family,
who said that there were now four
members of it left and they were
ready to pay, but one of the daugh'
tiers refused to subscribe. her share,
declaring that the money was never
really lent. The others, however,
the Englishman would come to thu
house it would be arranged. But
the Turk added, ''if you see there is
any difficulty just say that you leave
it to be settled in the next world"
Accordingly the Englishman went
to the house at the appointed time
and met the family in the presence
of a mollah, the ladies being behind
a screen. The mollah began by ask
ing. if he had truly lent the money
how much it was and if he would
take any less. One of the women be.
hind kept saying it was fraud. The
Englishman then declared that he
had lent the money; that he had moi
asked for it; that they had told him
to come and get it, and if they did
not. want to pay it he would leave
the matter to be settled in the next
world. There was dead silence for
few moments and then the women
called their brother and each paid
her share without a word. 1t seems
the prospect of meeting the father
in the other world without having
carried out his wishes was too seri.
Gus thing to face.
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Those Horrid German Names.

Some years ago a good story was
told in which Prince Munster was
concerned He; (then only COUNT
together with Count Beust and Count
Schouvaloff, was attending a foreign
Office reception in London. Their
names afforded no slight difficulty
to the thoroughly English footman,
who announced the guests by shout
ing their names up the great stair
case. Count Schouvaloff arrived first
and the footman duly announced him
as Count Shuff1eoff." Then came
Count Beust, whose name in the ser
vitor's mouth became Count Beast"
Lastly Count Munster appeared, and
the footman, evidently feeling that q
supreme effort was rdequired finish
ed off by calling out Count Mon.
ster."ALondon Globe.
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License Tag q Hoodoo.

Pelligrino Campo, an itinerant deal
.r, who came to Scranton, Pa. re-
Gently from Italy, hurried into the
director of public safety's Office the
other day and began to address Clerk
W. F. Vaughn in broken English.
"Whata for you giba me dis?" he
asked. exhibiting a new nickel-plat-
ID badge bearing the numerals IS.
81 do no business since / getta
his" he went on; .'eet is what you
,alla de hoodoo. Dey seea de -.
and me no can sell de banan. You
aka back dees an giva me good one;
40 hoodoo. I gotta go outa de busi-
ness if 1 no getta de new badga."
Mr.. Vaughn replaced the hoodoo
number with badge No. 165, and de
oanan" dealer went away smiling and
,atisfied.3 @
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Sounds of Words.

The sound of words has a grea,
attraction for the negro, and he uses
them regardless of their meaning.
A negro woman was with difficulty
prevented from naming her child
''Crucifix," the sound of the word at.
tracing her.
A negro preacher in sermon de.
clared emphatically:
81 comes not to contaminate any
other sect''-repeated still more en-
pbatically-''1 comes not to contain
mate any other sect, comes to ex-
honerate your minds. independent