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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05
MERCER & LAWN.

noyanceS to when ne Will be suDJecuQ
by his mates. If you find your boy
quarrelsome and inclined to impose
upon other and younger boys punish
him as severely as you wish. am
fully in accord with you there, for
quarrelsome, tyrannical bully is a nui.
sance in any school; but as long as
there are schools so long will there be
quarrelsome, tyrannical DULLES, and
you and I, my dear madam, wish our
boys to take these DULLES in hand and
thrash them. Now, isn't that so?
Do you suppose that Fatty was any
the worse for his fight with Fishy?
And when, in after years, Fatty be
came one Of the best football players
and cane rushers that Dartmouth COL
lege ever boosted and one of the best
business men in New Hampshire IS
there any doubt that this fight bad
some influence slight influence, per
haps, but still an influence-in produe
ing this development? And do you
suppose that he was any the less
gentleman and a good citizen from
having learned to stand up for BIB
rights and to resent improper interfe
ence with his affairs? Let your boy
learn to box, to wrestle, to fence, and
so develop every muscle. I never yet
saw a boy who knew how to boz
strike with a club, stone or dan
gerous weapon. Judge Henry
Shute in Leslie's Monthly.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05

river house and the liquor. with sof-
tening eyes he gazed at Alice's rounded
cheeks and sheeny hair, over which the
light from the curious earthen lamp
she bore in her hand flickered most eff
fectively. He loved her madly, but his
fear Of her was more powerful than
his love. She gave him no opportunity
to speak what he felt, having ever ready
a quick, bright change of mood and
manner when she saw him plucking up
courage to address her in sentimental
way. Their relations had long been
somewhat familiar, which was but nat
ural, considering their youth and the
circumstances of their daily life, but
Alice somehow had kept a certain dis
lance open between them, SO that very
warm friendship could not suddenly re-
solve itself into troublesome passion
on Rene's part
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05
CHAPTER II.
LETTER FROM AFAR

= THOUGH Father Beret was
for many years missionary
"a ON the Wabash, most Of the
time at Vincennes, the fact
that no mention Of him can be found
in the records is not stranger than
many other things connected with the
old towns history He was, like nearly
all the men of his calling in that day,
self cffacing and modest hero. ap-
parently quite unaware that he de-
served attention. He and Father
Gibault. whose name is so beautifully
and nobly connected with the stirring
achievements of Colonel George Rogers
Clark. were close friends and often
companions. Probably Father Gibault
himself. whose fame will never fade.
would have been today rs obscure as
Father Beret but for the opportunity
give& L.: - Clark to fin his name in
the liz: 81! l., :.,:ic patriots who assisted
ia wiIl:l..,,:::t: lie great northwest from
the English.
Nincennes. even in the earliest days
of its history. somehow kept Up COM
muAlSltlOu ANU. CONSTRUCTIVE liiC CAl.
cumstances. close relations with New
Orleans. 1t was much nearer Detroit,
but the Louisiana colony stood next to
France in the Imagination and longing
OF priests. voyageurs. coureurs dc bois
and reckless adventures who had
Latin blood in their veins. Father
Beret first came to Vincennes from
New Orleans. the voyage up the Missis-
sippi, Ohio and Wabash in pirogue
lasting through a whole summer and
far into the autumn. Since his arrival
the post had experienced many vicissi-
tudes and ut the time in which our
story opens the British government
claimed right of dominion over the
great territory drained by the Wabash,
and. indeed, over a large indefinitely
outlined part of the North American
continent lying above Mexico. claim
just then being vigorously questioned,
dintlocl in hand, by the Anglo-Ameri-
can colonies.
OF course the handful of French peo-
pie at Vincennes, SO far away from
every center Of information and
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v~@
e. CONTINUED

1--WE hidden every book of them y
said madame. stout and swartlly
woman. whose pearl white teeth were
her only mark Of beauty. Her voice
indicated great stubbornncss.
"Good. good; you have done your
very duty. madame" said Pcre Bcret.
with immense approval in his charm
ing voice.
But. father, you said awhile ago
that should have my own way about
this" Alice spoke up with spirit. land
on the strength of that remark of
yours gave you the pie and Wine
You've eaten my pie and swigged the
wine. and now
Pere Beret put on his straw cap. ad-
justing it carefully over the shining
dome out of which had come so many
thoughts of wisdom. kindness and hui
man sympathy. This done. he gently
laid hand on Alice's bright crown of
hair and said:
"Bless you, my child. will pray to
the Prince Of Peace for you as long as
live. and I will never cease to beg
S0e 1AO!y virgin 10 4ulcFCcuc 1OI you
and lead you to the holy church,.
He turned and went away. but when
he was no farther than the gate Alice
called out:
"Oh, Father Beret, l forgot to show
you something's
She ran forth to him and added in a
low tone:
"You know that Nine. Roussillon has
hidden all the novels from me-"
She was fumbling to get something
out of the loose front of her dress.
swell, just take glance at this, will
you?" and she showed him a little
leather bound volume, much cracked
along the hinges Of the back.
Pere Beret frowned and went his
way shaking his head, but before he
reached his little hut near the church
he was laughing in spite of himself.
"She's not so bad, not so bad" he
thought aloud: it's only her young,
Independent spirit taking the bit for a
wild run. In her sweet soul she is as
good as she is pure"
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1erven1Iy. Then ne rose. tore the le:.
ter into pieces so small that not a
word remained whole and squeezed
them SO firmly together that they We're
compressed into tiny, solid ball
which he let fall through crack be-
tween the floor punchc0ns. After watt
ing twenty years for that letter. hun
CRY as his heart was. he did not even
open it WHOM at last it arrived He
would nev 4. know what message it
bore. The link between him and the
old sweet days was broken forever.
Now, With Gods help. he could do his
work to the end.
He went and stood in the doorway.
leaning against the side. He looked
toward the "river house." as the in
habitants had named large shanty
which stood on the bluff of the Wabash
not far from where the road bridge
at present crosses, and saw men gath
ering there.
Meantime Rene de Ronville had de-
nvered Nine. Roussillon's letter with
due promptness. OF course such a
service demanded pie and claret What
still better pleased him, Alice chose to
be more amiable than was usually her
custom when he called. They sat to-
gether in the main room Of the house.
where NJ. Roussillon kept his books. his
curiosities of Indian manufacture COL
lected here and there, and his surplus
firearms, swords, pistols and knives,
ranged not unpleasingly around the
walls.
OF course, along with the letter, Rene
bore the news, SO interesting to him
self, Of the boats tempting cargo just
discharged at the river house. Alice
understood her friends danger-felt it
in the intense enthusiasm of his voice
and manner. She had once seen the
men carousing on similar occasion
when she was but child, and the i'm
preston then made still remained in
her memory. Instinctively she resolved
to hold Rene by one means or another
away from the river house if possible
So she managed to keep him occupied
eating pie, slipping watered claret and
chatting until night came on and Mime.
Roussillon brought in a lamp. Then
he hurriedly snatched his cap from the
floor beside him and got up to go.
"Come and look at my handiwork,"
Alice quickly said; my shelf of pies,
I mean" She led him to the pantry,
where a dozen or more Of the cherry
pates were ranged in order. 81 made
every one Of them this morning and
baked them; had them all out of the
oven before the rain came up. Don't
you think me wonder of cleverness
and industry? Father Beret was polite
enough to flatter me; but you-you just
eat what you want and say nothing!
You are not polite. NJ. Rene de Ron.
VILE"
ave been showing you what I
thought of your goodies" said Rene.
"Eating's better than talking, YOU
know, SO I'll just take one MORE" and
he helped himself. "Isn't that commit.
ment enough?"
"a few such would make me another
hot days work." she replied. laughing.
"Pretty talk would be cheaper and
more satisfactory in the long run.
Even the -four in these pates ground
with my own hand in an Indian NOR.
tar. That was hard work too"
By this time Rene had forgotten tho
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-11-05
BOY BATTLES.
ITO BE Continued

Let the YOungster Learn to stand I'm
For His Rights.
Have you forbidden your son TO fight
under severe penalties? And have you
sent him to a public school hampered
by this injunction? This is the infalli-
BILE result: Either he will fight and
deny it to you, which is far more
blameworthy than fighting. or he will.
If a strictly obedient boy. refuse to
fight or to resent imposition, and thus
gain the reputation Of "milksop" or
sissy" and his school days will be
made miserable by the injustice of this
stigma and by the indignities and an
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Miss G.. Qeaping before she looked
Oh. had It made with a broad ba0
girdle-Chicago Record Herald.
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Die nSSreie Yreiie" bot itber 400
etablirte 9leentltren inn Staote, miro
an lber 700 Goituffieen perlonot, uno
bat elne aroRe gerbreitline in Der
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nad Dentlon, pnn Warlbal I'M Often
big nab 81 4Mo N. fernen gSeiteu;
es i6lieBt lelbitperitanolib nit be-
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t3wei Neiienbe iino beftdnoie, jabrs
eln, jabraus i'm Sitterehe bes 8lat=
tes umtertpegs unb fiibren bemlelben
in &ereitl mit lnlieren ribrigen 2D=
fal slaenten fortipdbreno nepe 2e-
Ter 81.
Sn Iabeirabt oieier 9batiabe1 lit
Die ussreie 8reiie", mo es fih barum
banoelt, Die oeutisbe 8eDolfernne 5u
erreiher, Oas bette 2lnseiae Mes
blum int gtaate 1eras.
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abfabrt.
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90 katy Flyer $3.50 glbenos.
Nnfunft.
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: katy Flyer ..7.45 @orssns.
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Deutlh arnerifatiiibe 8situugen
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tungen ielbit. Die nsSreie 8reIie fir
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teunlng lno @uroi9ung sn finoeny
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lowie an Dieienigeii, suel6e oas Blatt
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LINEN elm luilltpnimenes 8eIhenf
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Die
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jufg, better unp iehr bergniis
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Irerhen.
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file. Iaufdiee pldB9en ii4 ousgeIu4t
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81 fprehen. 9sibs iDaren gdn3 fpe3ielIe
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peuaeIler, unb pon friibeiter eeSugenb
ouf miteinnnber iebr befreunbef. So
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MHhere, gfubolf 9eibegg, aus Qppens
stu ielbit.
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geb1ri9en in ber 9einatb 8riefe unb
cine Hiife erbdIten, in lpel1er tie dppes
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6oi5elbe numfdiden lofIen
a6eute 9lbenb In Ser Ddmmeruna
min ih nocf1 lancer 9eit pieber eiuntal
ben Rilbreioen bIoien qber et,pos lpeis
ttr brouben Inn Bari iqote er better
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tunn's lpohl nod ebenfoout fnie pors
mails al 0dufe ouF Der MTb. Sc tpfrb
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ba ulio fein 6inberniR mehr: BE 13ut,
ter fat nihfs booeasn ID fam 81,
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bauer.
Grnit Sbarper unb .5oa Sofner.
G6matb 6. 9aile unb gffrieoa
Sicmerina.
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WaH 85rne uno aerrniile. tdgticb ......
................... .9:25 SDrm.
NaH Bbrre uno &errpille, Snmstaas Las
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Mnfunft.
Sou guero, 9Dafunt. Souiton unb Gal<
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nnb $50 Mbenos. ......
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sl,t oas 1,mblitmia !.

Sn 5olae Der pielen arbeitiparen.
ben OtaIdinsn, bic mir meutib aufs
geitellt babeu. fiub mir in ben Gtnne
geieBt, .,:Riealcrs ztanoaro See
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faufen.
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Mnfunft:
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Ecrauiid)es .0erbItlieb

2tdl, tote lieB iidJ at iiirtuabr
Wmnseridb1n bod bieies Sabr!
9emm In gtr1mem bats gegoiien,
9afs Die GreefS itbiuapp. iiberflpiien.
gSie nit Mnlben bats aere8net,
9afs bic sseloer reid geie8net
Hub oer Wfais IdJDfa Hititnlclam
Wiit ben Oirtffen Rulbem crau.
EpiRenfmfter, 3Mderrubr
Scinft' man ein iuie ME Snppr;
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am8elrnnD unc icbnifeiett!
Sci, ipie oa Der syarnter fftiaiunselt,
Scr biz Jest bic gtirn acrmnselt.
limb es Ipribt tetm Some.star=Sier:
,,Sabrlid,, is. ipas ,,aieid5en" ipir.!"
0lber sd). niau ipll amF Groeit
/ Yfiemais iibermiitig fperrem;
gSiro mtasi'S ic an eimem 1aa.
Mpractfo Commit 0er NadenItf,Iaa.
So, idb ias's, Der lleberntat
| Iut ben. Mscuir1en ielten 9mt.
9Sic 10 ftilDm ttii 1eEaS=Samo
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lv5teSmal giebt's" -iD ia8t man atlieu,
,,Ani ben a(6er eime,s SsaIIen!"
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Ser iserbolite 9apfcls lsaSiebel
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| SiS fanit nod mas iibrig lit.
0Sic Oas niiierabie 8ieit
Seoen Farmer jcht perbriei,t!
ilaO er ruft beitw ,,ycme. Gtar". Bier;
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bltlo1g aus unD 1breIbe Seiner 5bez
res, bab iie auf Did fpartet, bas nirb
geDiB am bsiten fein!"
Subj ieuF5te fdpermiitbig. CT iob
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bate
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