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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30
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Waibinston 27be Mpril. Mr4ie
RoOieuelt, ion, netop bolber paa at rette
op otter ct Mn9reb af Meslinser, baube
forleoeu Dag en- Befseenbe, buis gift
ptl .bielpe bam mere enb al ben Mebt>
Gin, Tom 2eseren tan stue bam.
Site lense efter, at Ir@ie bespnbte
at TONNE fig, bao b:n, at ban matte
faa tomme ub % ie i'm fettebe Yonp
algonquin, iom er bans ffabise Sel<
ifabsb:ober, t,aar ban er frtit. Det
uar for tiolist for Mr@ie at forlabe fit
Werelie, % Mrs. Rooieuelt uar nsbt
til at l1se nei. -
StalotarIeu @barles, iom posier
Ilsorquin, % iom osiaa er en- COB
Ten af Nr@ie, tentte Einsen ouer o.
btilutteee, at uaar Mr@ie piloe ie fin
Ponp, faa italoe baa osiaa faa bet.
1oen at meboele fin Blan til nosen,
leoebe ban Ponpen inb bet 9pibe pus.
aienuem Gorriooreu os ben til @leuato>
rem. Eienerne par iaa forbauieoe, at
be lite fit iast ct Orb, for @lepatoren
par for5punbet. .Da man naaebe 2ben
@tase bleu ponpen leoet ub al @leuas
loren % tnb I M,@tes @erelie. ut
itse, at Ir@ie frpoeoe fig er ct milot
l1btrpt. Os Bonpen fpntes oslaa at
lite 8iften. Dette ct ferite Sang. at
en- 9eft bar tiprt / @!euatoren ! bet
@utoe 6us.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30
0oot @aao TIL ,t,.ee Rdtto.
81 oue.ietter fplsenoe fra ct ensslit

81 ope.ietter fplsenbe fra ct enselit
Blao: -#.$
.Sslsenoe @aao ersiuet af Samuel
@loan, @r.Yretbent for Deloware &
2adamanna>B Banen. Set er uel perb
at aste paa, ia bet er siuet al en- f,em.
sanestts Torretninssmanb.
vDeriom en- Manb sniter at beua,e
fin l1nsbom enbos fine elore Mar,
maa ban arbeibe. Dette er ben bebne
Comic. Maar ies leiebe Tolt, ubisate
ies altib iaabanne. iom par uiuis til at
sisre buabiombelit, naar bet Blot par
beberlist Mrbeioe. Naar en- un9 Manb
ipurste: r6uab uentes Der, at leg ftal
sipre?" iuarebe leg: ,6uaoiombelff
Der forefaloer." Dette er ben Maabe,
buerpaa leg uotite op. Ses bespuote
at arbeioe / en- Butit.
Ser er in9en Wetbobe ueb mig.
Ses faar not @sun, faar not funb Tebe,
% Mrbeibe 9iuer mig al ben Bereselie,
leg bebeuer.
Op til benne Eib bar leg taset nit
Bab &l. $3.50 buer Morsen. @n Mano
bltuer albris for sammel til at arbeibe,
os ie9 penter at tunne arbeioe, inbtil
leg ber.
Seq trer lite paa alle Syifemer for
2egemsouelier % Erenering. 6uis en-
Manb arbeiber, iom ban ltuloe, uil ban
faa al ben 8eueqelie, ban bebpuer.
Seq bat arbeibet al min Eio, og leg
bar albrts mauslet 8eueaeIie.
Se9 er iiens buer Aften omtring Rl.
10, os oeriom ies fit raabe mtg ielu,
uiloe leg uere Der SCI. 9. Seq Dar ins
gen beftemt !Hesel. MEN ies bar altio
fpst at faa mine Maoltioer reselmesf19t
% at faa me9en &epn.
Anleoniusen par albrts beore for
unse Menb enb nu. Sen er iaa COB,
iota naar leg uer en- @nt, 10 Mar fioen.
3uis en- ,.ns Wanb pil arbeibe, uere
fpariommelts os sisre.ret, tage pare
paa fin 9elbreo, ioue not os ipiie COB,
iuub moo, uil ban baue Gremsons.
Deriom en- uns Wanb uil baue
Tremsars, ber ban uere f1tttts %
itiente fin Torretuins ben npiefe Op:
mertiombeo, lisesploitst buob ben er.
San ber lesse 'merte til, puab iom
saar for fig omtrius BAN os inbiuse al
ben Oplpsnins, iom pil leoe til bans
Torfremmelie. ) ale @tiQiu9er o9'
unber aQe Omitenbtsbeber maa ban
pore fulbitenbis arlis - albrtg forlabe
ben rette 0ei. Munterbeb, 6lib %
@rltebeo buroe uere bans 2eoeitierner,
% buis lite noset rtsttst ubelo inos
treffer, uil Trem9an9 uere bans."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

! Gen. ytelien u. Mtles bar rappor.
teret til &esierinsen, at Der paa Slip:
ptnerne ppes @rui iombeo mob be Snb:
tpbte, iaaat ber er bem, ber enbos er
ptfebe tilbepe eller brenbte. @nbeI al
Offieererae paa Tilipptnerne fpnes al
pibe ON bette os b.falbe bet, mems andre
er berimob. Gen. Wtiles bar siue1
Orbre til, at nueienet fal itanoies. >,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Bar Der tnapt ON &ul ! ginter, iaa
er Der OuerFob nu - ialfalb | DULUTH.
Der ftttues berira benne l1se, at 7e
Stibslabntnser er TONNE, iioen Gerbies
len paa ssnblperne aabnebes for tre Tiger
.ftbea, % bette ubsisr 376, 900 Cons.
Dette e mere, enb Der nosen Gang
tom Mprtl eqer uosen Maaneb itrats
efter, at Sttbsfarten aabnebes. 90
eubnu bar ber 10 Stibslabninaer IN.
|berpeis Bespnbelien af benue l1se.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

. Ssberue Bpeu &iibineff, 6oueoitab
t Beisarabta, bleu itpst bebanblebe ct
antt:iemttti Oprer Der Bpeu ben 2obe
Npril. Sneie at Sober bleu ifubte
euer i1aaet ,biel, os Fere 9unorebe bleu
iaareoe. Deres 6uie bleu pbelaate, rs
beres Butiter bleu plpnbreoe. Tuiin.
Der at Sober / Diitrittet ct biem lpie,
iertues Der fra Petersburg. ~,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

fra ben lite Mpril til ben 26be par
Der Rierre, g. o., siort ls5 land
filings, % l1bftsterne par, bleu Der
ueobeIt Bespneelien af benne lse, at
benne Ntaaneb pilbe bliue ben ifprffe,
man Der bar tienbt. buao filings be-
treffer. Der fees 2anoissere paa geien
belle Eiben. enten ieabanne, iou1 l1,1 fal
boiette fts, paa buab be auerebe bar
E!aaet. eqer faabanne, iom nu fer fis on,
efter 2anb. Men mart Ct nu ben Dag
forbaanben, ba Der lite er mere frtt
2anb at faa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30
&unbe lite tlebe paa eller af fig

&unbe lite tlebe paa euer af fig
uben 9ielp. weiqtomn, 81. g.. ben
24oe Sept. 1901, rRiere Dr. Gabr>
nep! Gsrif totter iea Sub os oerneft
Dem, for buab Deres Meoicin bar
siort for mtg. Set ffaar 'tte / min
Mfast at beitripe. buor tatnemltg ies Ct
for at baue ,eienuunoet min 6elbreb.
Seq ifuloe Blot enfte, leg bauoe tienbt
til Deres W&ebicin for; ba ifulce leg
lite baue libt iaabanne Smerter, iou
leg bar. 5 mango Mar leb leg al 9e-
uerfpsbom, Wsoberipse os @tst. Seq
par iaa oaarlis. at ies lite en9ans
,tunbe tlebe paa .eaer af mig ielp ubett
9ielp, men bpor lpttelis er iea lit: MI,
ba ies er fri for al 4ine % Bert! Xes:
serne, iom leg baube, siorbe oeres
bebfte, men be tunbe itts ffiente mig
ben 2inbrins, Deres KUR1Ko o.
UTERINE bar ftientet mtg. Duis De
tror, at bette Breu uil bialpe eller ops
muntre andre lioenoe, ttaar bet Fem
frit for at benptte famine, iom De fiuber
for soot. Etl Slutnins, tillab mtg at
snite Dem 2ptte meb eeres Mrbeibe /
Tremtioen, % t1taa Sub ueltsne Dem
% Deres. Wteb Mstelie. Mrs. g. s.
glnbtrion. Dr. Yeters KuR1Ko iel>
ses itte paa Npotbeter; bpts in9en
Msent fnbes ! Deres Merbeb, tan ben
erbeIbes birette fra Tabritanten, Or.
Beter Tabruep, ll2-ll4 60. 9opne
Mueuue, Chicago, 5q.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30
8reitbeut 0eootepelt fprtiotte fin geet1

Brei1bent MooIeuelt fortiatte fin &eiie
peifouer itfte Grebas efterat baue till
brast flere Dase I &atioualparten.
Jpr ban retfte <beltos ban @runbnens,
lesuinsen for ben npe 4ort peb ben
norolise Snbsans til Oellom Stone
Bart. s Muren blep la9t ct Billebe
af Breitbsnten, enbel Mpnter, Aptfer
% fSrtmurer>@ @mbIemer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Der uar Slbebran5 6. Grtebmans
DepartementssButit @ranb Sorts,
antaselis 2erbas. Slben opftob oerpeb,
at nosen traabte paa en- Tpritttte, fom
berpeo tenbtes os ienote en- liben Omit
bort en- Patte Bou1ulo. Sen berueo
foruolbte @tabe belsb fig til $40, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

&onaen 8elsien aster at siere en-
&eile til be Toreuebe @tater Det be.
Der, at ban % Reiier @ilbelm er be to
@onarter / europa, iom foretaser be
fefe % lensite &etfer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

/. paarbt for Qeser. - @n Manb, ion
snifebe 2tusasiurance bleu fpurst, on
bans Taber bebe en- naturlis SOB, oe
fuarebe: Nei, ban baube to 2eser oe
en- oplert Spsepleierite.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Sra &anlas @itp bleu mebbelt / Be=
epnbelfeu al beune l1se, at &iebpriien
bar feset itertt be itfte taa l19e:, %
man uenter poerltsere Sstsntns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

st enself Blab paaitaar, at Snietter
iou @resbopper. @bin@ Bug, ben bss>
fife Glue os enbel Orme toiter be Tors
eneoe Stater $3.50, 900, 900 ON Maret.
Set uil itse, be pbeleager &orn, Tru9t
% @rpntiaser for bette 8elpb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Hagen at trpst for aritit ira fin banneoe
rneuiebeb. San raaotsrte fig meo fin
faoer. en- sammel, foritanbis % beretft
u,anb. .-'
~6ar, leg fsler, iom ON leg par munb'
turuet min prebitesiernins. Ueriom
ies eiterer seolosi, iaa bar leg profession
H., lerer I benne pibenifab li9e foran
mig. Deriom ies bruser en- .illuftratton
fra ben romerite mptbolost, faa bar leg
profession 9. ferbis til at uebtrampe
mig for ben minoiie unsiast.sbec. Der'
fom leg beretter noset fra ben 'en9elfte
literatur, fom er mig ierbeles tiert,
iaa mpber nit blit ben lerbe manb /
oenne utoenftab. 6uab ftal leg sisre2
Den uiie oloirs iuarebe: rEab lite
u1ooet. Preb,t toriets euonselium. De
ueb maaite Tibet ON oet."
Ser er ct erempel til.
vDet par en- uomertet prebiten, uar
bet itte2" ipurste losimanben Dos saarb'
manb Petterien. Spprssmaalet refes
rerte til ct itorlasent forebras, iom
bolbtes af en- bppret so. Ianosmenis>
beo.. vEpr benbe," iuarebe saarb>
manoen. v6uab, uebbleu ben lose:
renbe, nbeune praft bar itprre tienbitab
til bibelen. % ban bar fuoeret ben b.
belize btftorte % seosraft meo itstre
ou,bu eno nosen anoeu preit bele lans
|bet."
v9ar ban utrtelts2" ipurste Petter.
fen u,tlot. vytuueI, ba rnaa feilen uere
bos mig. Du foritaar, leg baube pens
tet at faa bere noset ON ueten til btm,
len, men leg bsrte bare ON ueien fra
Seruialem til Sertto."
6uab- ftal nj prebite2
Tremforalt euanselium, bet bele euan<
geltum % tntet anbet enb euanselium.
Seiu &rifi euanselium uiier ipnben,
iom ben er, afffpelis, uemmelis, frpss
telt9 o4 forbsmmenbe. Det er npbuen>
btst at paapese iynb iom utrtelts ipnb.
Goanseliets siennemtrensenbe % ops
|issenbe lps pil adbenbare ipuben I beus
forferbeltse itittelier os PLACER. Scr.
lom bet tulbe euaaselium bleu tortYnbt,
iaa ftulbs mango iiele bespnbe at frpste
for ipnoens ffrettelise felser % ben
ner foreitaaenoe oommebas. @u af
oommerne ueb De Gor. Staters bpiefe
oomitol bar iast: IS preiter besaor
en- ubeeelts itaoe berueb, ats .tte nu
lom tortioen frembolber Subs i1raf,
fenbe retfarbisbeo.
IS ere falbne neb til en- blpbasti9
fortpubeliesmetbooe os sietter meo
CUBS tierlisbeo, frembolber lite frpqten
70, euis itraf, iom bog par ct iaa freu<
trebenoe tret Selu taler."
@uanseliets prebiten neber folt til
at betente eutsbebens ptrteltsbeb. Da,
MEL @ebiter fasee: v5ee beeierer, at
min iieleisr9er preoiter paa fplsenee
maabe: Du Ct bsoelig, bin prpuettb er
tort, bit liusarbeibe er inart torbi, bu
bar en- uosbelts ijel. bu nermer big
ueb raife friot SUBS bomifol. Dom,
meren itaar aQereoe for bpren."
Da Spurseon laa pan bpbsleiet,
lfasbe ban: Deriom iea blir ifanb til
at prebite iaien, ioa fal ies ubelabe
buert gran af vbeimpttelier," % tntet
prebite foruben tibens tunse> ianbbeb,
uDraabe ben of al mast for ttlborerne
-: lepe ct eremplarif lin % fette alt
paa ipil for iielenes frelie."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

s. g. Morsan liter lite, at 6olt
isser at faa taset BiQeoer af bou,
MARS % buoriombelft. Torat unbsaa
bet tan ban sibre en- Omuei. 6an
fagbe forleoen. at ban meb @lebe piIbe
betale $500 til buemiombela, Der utlbe
tnufe en- Camera, iom tubebolbt ct
.Snap1bot" at pam. ST
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

L @lepe Wennelfeltp blep brebt en-
,SernbaneuIptte Ranias Senoassaften,
oq 25 tom til1fabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Ser er oenne use 9jort itorarteoe
Terberebelier | Yaris forat mobtase
Rong @bwaro al @nslanb, iom uentes
bib irsprs ia. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-04-30

Ebeatret, ct Feed Store % en-
@eRbents nebbreaste | Courts, q. o.,
2prba9smor9en.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
he Is grass that is trying to grow
bigger than "A banana" The sauce
is the wife of the cup"
SHERIFF SAVED THE DAY.
In Order to Prevent UIOOdsird lie
Vas Compelled 4" Do Some
KILLING.

Opie Read. tn novelist, was telling
Of his experience IA "A journalist In
Kentucky some years ago. says tho
New York World
There was a good deal of news he
said, "Sich as shootinGs and kniings.
but this news was not regarded as inn
portant and little attention was paid
to IT. | remember once when a local
feud broke out airesh, when members
of the Opposing sides met at the coun-
ty seat.
There were hot words, a blow was
struck, and weapons were drawn,
when the sheriff interfcrcd. He loudly
announced thai he would not tolerate
any violence. ordered the parties to
separate, and when his orders were
not Obeyed he began shooting.
IL forget whether he killed eight or
nine, but | know that in describing
the incident in my paper | commended
The sheriff for his prompt action and
bravery. and added the paragraph:
There Ii no doubt but for the prompt
action Of the sheriff there would have
been hl~Oodahed.'"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
DEEP-DIVING PEARL FISHERS.
over one Hundred Ecri i'rruucnn,
Reached l., Mnin.s IN Their
IIunScs.

The custom Of Malay peari-hshsrs Is
to anchor tho ship on the oy8ter-beds,
or as near to them IA possible. The
diving takes place twic" daily. at morn
Ing and evening, In Studies in Brown
Humanity" Hugh Clifford gives thi.
description of the diving:
All the boats are manned at morn
ing and evening. and the Sulu boys
row them out to the point selected for
the days operations. The white man
IN charge always goes with them in or.
der to Keep an eye upon the shells, to
rcauscitate exhausted divers. and gen
orally to look after his " interests.
Presently a man lowers himself slow
~ over the side, takes Il LONG. deep
breath, and then, turnirghis head down.
ward, awims into the depths, his limbs
showing dimly In irOGlike motions un-
til, II the water be very deep. he Is COM
plrtcly lost to sight.
In a lew minutes he comes into view
again, his face Straining upward, yearn-
Ing with extended neck for the air that
henow needs so sor,ly. Ills hands cloaye
the water in strong downward strokes;
his form grows m~Omtntarlly more dis.
tlncl. until the fixed, tense expression
of his staring face is plainly visible.
Then III" quiet surface Of the sea
ap!ashcs IN a thousand drops Of sun
stepped light as his head tears through
It. and his bursting lungs, cXpelliIg
the imprisoned air, draw in the breath
when they crave in Ions hard gasps.
If Tho Jiyn lny L,,u :, I.., .,. =. II..t.
blood may be seen to t~richlc from nose
and mouth and ears. At times even the
"yc-sOckcts oOze blood. the result of the
fearful pressure to which the diver ha,
been subjected.
lie brings with him from the depths
OF the sea Two oyster shells, never mora
and very rarely less: and when these
have been secured he Is helped back into
the boat. from which another diver Is
now lowering himself.
These men on occasion dive TO tho
depth Of 90 fathoms-l2O fcct-and al
though the strain Hills them early. they
are a CHEEKY. hopeful set of men til such
time AZ their lungs and hearts give way.
The shells are the property of tho
white man. for the divers dive for q
wage. and 1t Is the mOthor-Of- pearl 70
which the European looks for his sure
profit. The pearls themselves form the
''plums' which may or may not fall to
his lot.
u Is a fascinating employment TO
open the shells when each closed blyalve
may contain within It a treasure on the
proceeds OF which a man may live In
comfort for the best half of a year.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
PAPER HEADGEAR.
New Kind Of Hat Invented and Mude
in GcrmunS Meets with
Favor.

when the many uses OF PAPER maCue
were made known to the world. IA few
years ago, we grew accustomed to the
IDEA OF things-rVcn SuCh substantial
tiles as railroad ties and bedstrads-be-
Ing manufactured from this apparently
irail material But 1t remained for the
most likely and commcndable paper
articlc-the hat-tO come in ut the tag
II of the procession.
The paper hat for mems wear has
many things to recommend It to the
vnblic-firs OF all It's chcapness, a biz
item in this bargain-hunting age. says
the Philadel.hia Ledger, It's cOst Is
ridiculously low. as the munifiront sum
of ten cents will make yon the owner OF
a hat which looks like il straw. is light
as the prOVcrbial feather and Is rain
proof as a duck 3 back. II VIII rot crush,
being saved from that common catas-
trophe to Eattiness by Il wide inside
padding,
II Is patented and made in Germany
that lat magic phrase which sells
anything in thiS country, which h0nOrs
still its hall-marl;od imports more than
Its home products, So We may expect
next summer a dclugc Of paper hats for
the million, and so viii thc pendulum
swing back to the other extreme from
the purse-ilattering Panama, which has
been battered by imitation so much last
season.
Pm glad TO hear that" said Il mer-
chant. on being told Of the threatened
hat invasion. MY panama % me
about 800 all told last summer, For
when smut my eyes and plunged into
the purchase Of that hat | had to buy a
new suit to 80 with lit was like the
tenement room that looked too dirty to
match the flowers given by n charitably
inclined wOman-and so the whole
house had to be made over 10 90 with II.
Then my wife kept throwing II up 10 me
that my hat cost $50, and so well, any
married mar knows how that hat
drained my purse before was through
with IT,"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
A POETIC
MnlnEns.es 1T Africa Have m Express
siNe snd Appropriate Name
for Everything.

The most pOctical OF savage Ian
guages Is that of the Madagasses. or
Madagascar. Of Africa. They call ev-
erything by a name that expresses its
appearance or It's meaning perfectly.
Thus a hill Ia a mountain child" In
the mouths OF these people. Rivers are
water mothers" A much-useG path
the Malagasse calls a ripe path"
The brain Is the heads innermost"
and the pupil Of the eye is the "eye
king" The grinding teeth are the
teeth princesses.'' and the fingers are
called hand branches" II a man
lives carelessly the M~alagasses say
that he "is eating his soul" "A fun
glc of boys" Is the way the youngsters
are described when they gather In
numbers, and a very short space OF
time Is denoted by the expression,
while one could roast a grasshop-
per"
A selfish man Is said 20 be "embrac-
Ing the crocodile" and 4 miser IL said
to be a lover OF the scorpion" II a
person 10 vain the Malegasses say that
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
I1NIuH, Vet DcNd.

In a German law journal may he
.Ound IA curious account of q wOman
who. though actually living, Is legally
dead, Some years ago she disappeared
from her home, and after three years
had elapsed the court formally pro-
nounced her dead and turned over her
property to her next Of kin. Soon aft
erward she returned to her native
place, and as there was M question
as to her identity, she naturally
thought that she would have no diff
Guilty In recovering her property. The
court. however. fatty refused To com
ply with her request. you have been
declared dead" 1t virtually said. and
IL IL impossible for us to regard YOU
az living" Thereupon the woman ap-
pealed to a higher court, but her labor
was In vain, for the verdict of the
lower court was upheld and. more
over. an official notice was issued to
the effect that the plaintiff, having for
mally been declared dead. could not
10Y be restored To life. a. the law I'M
derstands that word. and must remain
dead until doomsday,-N. Y. Herald.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07

~, raising his Keen. dccpsc, eyes "a
the Visitors face. "Npu c,' know u
girl dat was an angel come down to
show what Heaven been lihe:' he
asked; ''swcctcr den angling you cY'
dream Of in de wOrl' before. closer in
your heart den life an more far of
Us dc stars? You rv' know hcr""
Yes" the visitor answered. u ten.
der. almost revcrcn, lGok coming
into his eyes, II know her"
"Iou un'erstan' dem liaoul went
on. "Lif" ain not'in' 'ccpt it goin'
make dat girl more happy an better
off. She not like any girl I ev' see
fore, an dcre plenty handsome girl
in Canada She be more like some
great lady dat ain proud an ain
know She been handsome only Elise
ain educat. She one queen drop
drown in de wood BY mistake an
grow up fore peoples fin out. When
] tink maybe she goin' come live
long me till we both be dead. I ain
hardly know how ! breathe, il be so
WONDERFUL.
"Dcn Il young man come from
Montreal TO see bout some reever
how de current run dis way an dat
way an how far up de spring water
rise. an den one day we go pas de
cabin an he see Elise.
"Wcli. he feel bout her jus Ike
me, an ver' soon ! see dat Elise feel
to M'sicu de rIrme an me- 'bou, dc
sam" When | been go see her she
like me bcs'. cause | ain nrv' 'fraid
not'in', an 90 down de rcrvrr stan
in straight up on n log like no udder
man rV' dar to: but when M'sieu de
Firm" 90 sc her. den she like him
bcs', cause he sof' spoke an polcrsh
an cducat. ] been see how il roin'
b" pref qurcck. We ain both know
her bat two weeks, an sh" like both
de same; two. tree more weeks. an
she goin' Ike iu.' one mnoch better.
an il goin' pend on which de hes
man"
and You proved yourself TO be
that. of cOurscn"
81 been pref strrdv nerve dose
day" I.aoul went on. withou, seem
ing to notice the interruption. "Whcn
| start out for ting | go straight on.
an If it brok" my head | let it been
broke. | new stop to count dat.
When ] see how tinrI rDin' | Slip off
in d" wood whcr' he by myself.
Dat my way. ! ain n"v' fink good
with people. roun. Well frs | 50"
Elise married an me luokin' cut for
her, an ! know | -uin' do de YER
h"s | know how: den | see M'sieu de
Firm" lnokiE' out for her. an | know
he ""in' q" ins' de same. | been
watch him pref clo,r, an know he
clean, straight man who eoin' DO i"s'
what h" say.
IS" dat ain settle il. an I 90
qu""rk t" Montreal, my tooth set
hard"
"To find out something abou.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-08-07
AMERICANS NOT ECONOMICAL.
Such Il III" OpininD of ~ French Jour
nniist Recently u Visitor la
This ~tOUnirJ.

'There Is no country in the world
whore People are less economical and
work harder than in the United
States"
This Is the proposition laid down by
Jules l%!urct, the Paris Journalist. who
has been seeing YankcelanG through
French eyes. reports the Chicago In
ter Ocean.
In France" he writes, 'one sees all
over the streets the sign. "Itcpairing
done here" In the United States they
do no repairs. When clothes. shoes or
furniture have served their time they
are thrown away. Machines ten years
Old are sold for old iron, houses are
torn down to make room for more
:IOdcrn ones"
He notes the wide use Of silk in
America among all classes. and re-
marks the privileges Eianted by the
United States to the six manufacture
cra, their exemption from taxes for a
certain number Of years, etc.
France. he says. would do well to m
ulatc this example and not permit her
self to be distressed, ever in her silks.
by his marvellous young country.