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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-13

sl Of Huntsville, He 10 actin. ~ spcei
messenger of that Institution. His eashi'
an old friend and college mate with whol
have done considerable business, recon
melds your hsnk 10 me and tells mo
will make no mistake 10 intrusting N
furds TO l.. Mr.. Chalmers has kindl
brought down all the cash, silver and cul
rency that his bank could spare. Hc'
II 10. What is the exact amount Chalmers
| Eleven thousand eight hundred.
/ Yes. You will credit me with tha
smtunt, please. Never mind the detail
Iast now. Spread the stuff ou. on you
counters. Ii should have a good mora
effect on those Wild eyed customers outside
Chslmers viii help you.
! Darlington pulled himself together with
sn n ,r', ard In few moments bad spread
| the silver and bis about the paying teller'i
window. Aud II seemed to have the mora
effect at once. There was reaauring
influence II tho very sight Of the money,
and the pusiiag lines seemed to weaken,
Several Of the depotitors dropped out OF II
a. the very start aud others speedily fol-
lowed. Ia less than half an hour there
were bot half dtzan customers about the
paying window, while at the receiver g
window a number Of those who had with
drawn their deposits waited to put them
back, The run was broken.
Dorrlngton came back with radiant
face.
Tha. cash Of yours put us round the cor
ner, he cried. II came just 10 time. We
couldn't haye held out an hour longer. He
stared hard at the stranger who had taken
an easy chair by the window. But who
are youY
seem to be the man that blocked the
run, replied the other man with little
laugh.
Yes, yes. But how did you happen to
drop down so opportunelys
! didn't drop down, said the stranger,
| walked,
DJrIington stared hard at him.
Have met you beforel
Ycu have short memory. We met
this morning.
DorrinRton shook his head.
can't place you, he said,
And yet | did you small service and
you paid me for it--and | said Id see you
later.
Dorrington stared.
You are not that preposterous tramp?
he cried.
told you not to Judge by appearances,
laughed the stranger, I'm only novice at
and 1t pleases me to think that
the impersonation was 90 good.
But, my ar fellow, cried Doriington,
all this Is so unusual and SO surprising.
How can ty rrepaV youI
The stranger locked out OF the window.
And then DoI .ton Lotieen the hollows
under his eyes and his colorless cheeks.
rather like this place, he slowly said.
II Is restful and the air seems good for my |
fastidious lurgs. | believe I'll stay few
lays. I'm little tired, you see. Aud then |
I've taken fancy to you, Darlington, and
| want to meet your mother and Eva
Dalrymple.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-10-13
The Yellow Trousers

Refining In Old Liza so that the hors'
block was within easy stopping distance O.
her old fashioned covered buggy Mis-
Lodusky Ellis wound the lines carefully
twice round the whip, which ahe nevel
used, shook the dust from the gray liner
lsp-robe and prepared to descend from hel
conveyance. "Willam !" she called, wher
she had progressed as far as the horse
block. william"
That's q dreadful awkward name to hol
Ter, che thought, impatiently. And by al
accounts. boys have to be hollered at al
sight. mistrust III be sorry that while
| was a.pickiDg | didn't pick an orphan
named John.
Will-yum she called again.
A freekled urchin Of twelve, who wal
risklpg life and limb hunting swallows
nests 10 the great barn, heard the summons
Laapipg from the "fodder window" upon
the straw stack, he slid to the ground In 9
twinklipg and appeared at Old 'L'zis head,
his keen little face alive with curiosity.
Miss I.odusky, with the aspect Of gray
en- imsge, beckoned him with one lean,
brown forefnger.
Take these bundles In to- Mis- Cobb, she
said, pointing to the packages, big, little
and middle.slzad, that reposed under The
buggy seat. Don't drop 'em or apill 'em OF
stick your fingers into 'em. Then come
back and unharness Old Liza an turn her
iato the south pasture. And don't 90 trap
esIn' of anywhere else TIL Mis- Cobb's TAX
en- your MEASURE.
Yes'm-so'm, answered William, briakly,
upresring in his arms lofty brown-paper
pyramid, the base and apex Of which were,
respectively, a dollars worth Of sugar and
three nuimegs.
But when the bundles were deposited on
the kitchen table he selected one with un-
erring instinct and handed II TO the little
talIorcss who had arrived the day before.
Thats II, he exclaimt d, with excitement
And I'll be back to te measured soon as !
tend to the horse.
HIS bare feet fsw down the path to the
horse.block. When Miss Lodusky entered
the kitchen Mrs. Cobb had upticd the string
which bound the package, and stood dub
iously inspecting a piece Of heavy ~oolen
goods Of most peculiar hue.
Iithis what yeu got for WilIisms uor-
sel she asked, holding the fabric ch at
arms lergih and looking sti. over the tops
Of her glatset.
Yes, said MiH L3dutky, ctmplacenily.
untyipg her bonnet strings ard rolling each
carefully before placing the bonnet Ia i's
boz. Good cloth, Isn't II, Malvinyf
'Tsin't what Id call handsome color,
answered Mrs. Ccbb, cautiously.
'T.An't color ! was after, remarked Mrs
Loduiky. viii superior air. For boys
every day trousers colofs no odds. Wears
The ,Lirg to lock Gu, for, ard got Il, too.
II I'm sry ufge o. cloth. Now get Willism
sesta Up soon's ycu CAD, MslvIny. II frets
me to have him gclrg round looking like
sr-.sg sb' bob,aii Him going to raise 4
boy, wan. him clean ard whole.
I'll do my bes,, ssid Mrs. Cobb, tryifg 10
rub oa, ihe..ab1i,us wrinkle between her
mild blue eyes with thlmbled feeond fir-
ger. But mistrust william WON'T be over
pleased with his trousers. II this was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
StaSt Baltimore.
Nns Mettcr.

Sir MorplonO mo Den Giitrift
Columbia tribes tiiblcres @ettcr
mo O%crGuocrlid)c gSin0e.
Ter bGdite Recommendations mar
80 @raO nm 3 llbr NodmittagS.
Ger nicOriaitc SbermometcrltonO
mar 81 @raO nm I llbr MtorQenS.
N}ittlcrcr @orometeritauO 29.9I.
Der uicoriQitc SbermometeritonO
ser lcBtcn 81 Strnoen in nodfol0en.
Ocn St0otcrL mar, mie folgt: Gait.
port %, FLAIR; Eortlouo 30, flor;
Bolton 10, trilb; 9tlbonp 26, trii6;
9}cm.9orf II, triib; HbiloOelpbio SO,
triib; Ntlontic-Gi ~, triib; gSoi6.
ington 30, trilb; Norfolf 3S, trii6;
&uttcro9 II, rIor; Gb%orlotte-, triib /;
@iImington - tritb; Gborlclton As,
FLAIR; Suuounob 80, flor; ,Sodiou-
bile Is, tIor; &llpitcr 20, triib; Sen,
@&cit 6S, trilb; Ntlnnto -, triib;
WontQomcrp u, triib; NclDsO rlconS
56, &egcr; @olcitinc 60, triib; @ols
ucitou 90. fIur; Corpus Gbrilti 6S,
fIor; W}empbi5 56, Regen; Ginciny
noti 90, triib; @ittSburg As, triib;
0arpcQo IS, triib; Buffalo so, triib;
Glcucluno 80, Gc9cn; 0etroit AS,
trilb; 9llpeuo If, flor; MorQltcttc
36, flor, @rccn Bon 10, flor; Chi
coQo is, triib; 0uhltb 81, triib; ct.
Saul 81. triib; ct. &oltja As, triib;
&onioa.GitU 10, flnr; Omaha 81,
triib; Nltron Is, tlor; @ianlarf 20,
triib; g8i0iiton 26, triib; 6oDre Al,
triib; Sclcnu 36, triib; Salt &nte %,
triib; 0cnpcr rs, triib; gtortb-Elnttc
20, trii6; Gorge 26, flor; Inorillo
30, tlor; Sos 9ut0elcS 50, tlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
gLms brcnmcnbem SanIc aerettct.

Sin Nc9cr bel elmer 6euersbrrtuit IN
Siio Baltimore bcirobe Our6
Haud eritidt unO Elm onOercr
lhDer oCrbramt.
Sn Der @obnunQ oc0 Nc9er5 G6a2.
Sbompion, 9tr. "A, OitsGburhitroBc,
entitonO gcitern Qtorgeu friib oti nm
bctannte @eiie 6crcr, meldJeS Die
iGmmtliden Snioiicn beorobte. Der
% Sabre aItc @eQer Gliiab Gpp9
mur0c in bcmuBtIoiem 3uitonOc ans
Dem brcuncn0en @ebGuoe qetrogelL
uno Benjamin @are mitroe idrpcr
I'M @ciift perbronnt.
Ioa 6cller e~ntltonO I'M 5lueiten
Stodmerf uno lptlroc Don Dem 9teGer
&obn @onfcD entoedt. Die 6elters
lpcbr crflbr bel ibrcr Gttunft, Do3
@liiob GppS i'm oritten Stodfuerf
idlofe, uro Gbef Sbiplep uno 2iell.
tenant 9onoblle rettctcn Den Mann
in beipuBtIoien1 3uitonoc aus Dem
@ebGuoe. Or. Otto M. R%einhurot
meldler elmer Der criten Nnfommlin9e
oui Der 9ranoit0ttc mar, periuhte
pergebIid, Den Wtonu 5itm 9euuBt-
iein 5u bringcn, uno IicB oenicIbcn
nod Dem oWtorDI0nocr llnioeriitdtS.
@oipitol" bringen, moiclbit Gpp@ in
8erlouie oeS GormittuG9 iein @e,
mubtiein 5llriid erlungte. Benjamin
Morc erlitt bel ocnt @crilld)e, 0oS
6elter 81 (0i6en, 9ronOlplunben I'M
@elidt, bod limo oiciclben niht lie.
bcnSgcf6brli6cr Notur. Die iibriger
&ou3bcmobncr cntfamcn ollie ulloer.
icbrt. Ger Ourh 0o9 6clcr ongcrihs
tetc Sdoocn bctr0gt mgeiGbr POO
Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21

Sen Cooper 5uiGQig bei'm Spielen &C.
lholien 81 baben.
Sn 0enNrm &c doien.
Ger II Sabre olte gteger Milliant
Dounq muroc in Der iiioliben Eol!-
AGITATION ami sic ACKNOWLEDGING bin
einqeliefert, icinem Hoiiengenoiien
Sones 1iibcr BON 9tr. SIG, Sin
Greene truBc, an Der &eooenball,
unb Montoomcrp-S trQbe in oen 2(rm
gcI6oIlen SIT boben. Ooung be6oup-
tete inl &orperb0r, ooB 6iiber Der.
iudt babe, Inn ieinen &epolper 5il
entreiBerL mo babel Den ollntoQ'
ucr1trioht babe. Sergeant Shult
un0 Der Yoli5iit Moron nobmen DER
Mc0cr nad) ollfrcgenOer Sogo felt.
SOD Gtnerl
Ger % Sabre alte gte9er @iuionl
$. 8ibion itelltc lid in Der norolpeit.
lihen 3oli3eiitotion Dem lieutenant
@oltlton nit Der 8emerfnltg. 0oB cr
ieinen GoiiengenoIien @enrp Cooper
bon 9tr. S19, 9ra0lep.S truBe, in oel1
SUB gcihoIien bobe. @r be%baltptetC
c6cnioaa, ooB Elm lt,tfoll uorticgc
miro ieooh e6enfoQS iiir iein @crD0r
i%eitgebdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21

Rad Y|ortlun0. SrcQom.-
Infer Den Nltlpi5icu Der s9tor0lihen
8oCific- 9obn" bobcn 0crcl Eollos
0icr Ngcnten inn 9ioncnbcr cine Gr.
flriion nod @ortlouo, GregorL nn0c'
trctcn. woieIbit n1flte9 &obr cine
QroBe Nueitellun0 mnter Ocm 9tonlcn
oScpia & Glurt Grpolition" Itnttiirs
0cn miro. Die Grfurlion hot ocn
3rpcd. oic NQentcn nit Dem Gcrritos
rimu oeS AiorOmcitcn& ucrtrnltt 5u
modem.
Bum @eitcn 0cS iri den
Yarlomcntfon0@ fir ole Be
irciunQ l$rlon0'a iin0Ct om SonntoN
ocn 4. Nouember, AbcnoS, III Serbs
Cpcrnballie cine 0roBc &eriommlunG
nuer Srl0n0er Der Stoot itott. &or'
oinol @ibbons hat periprohen. bCc
&criomlllng bci5muobncn.
&iiditGn0iQe z tcuern
mil len bc5ublt Dcr0cn. -
Staots StCucreinnCbmer @enrp Nil.
lium9 5eigt on olOercr StCle be3
,Icltld)cn Gorrclpun0cntcn" Die
@runoitiidc OH, mcld)c neQen 9iidt.
beSableus bon StGlerl ucrroIit iucr.
Den iollen. 8ei jeOcm 8%rlnhItiid III
mad Der re9elnlaBi9en 9hUnmer aud
Die StroBennnnmer ongcocbelt, il
Dab oos @i9entbum leidt 5l iiubel
lit. Seoermnnn iolltc Die Cite ieb.
lorgialtig ourdlgcben.
Der StootS
3eilernloridoG Mm. Is. Wcgliee mel
der ieit bier Wod)en an cincnl 9tiC
rcnleioen froif onrilieoer liegt, luiirp
aeiiern bon ieiner @obnung, vi
273I ct. Goul-S traBe, nod DC
.linion Froteitant Snfirmarp" q
brndlt, 100 cine Operation norgenen
men muroe. Sep 3ultano par q.
itcrn Abeno spar ped)t beoenflid), oN
Doiieil nie sIcr5te 1li oas Scitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
@idtio fir bic 2cIcr.

W}it Hiidiidt oni ooS grobc Sntcrs
clic, mcl6ca sic 9oItimorcr on Der
GntbiiQimqaieier oeS @eihcnfeS beS
ocutiheu &oiicrS in @oibinaton &c.
nommcll, miro Scr @criht iiber Die
6eicr olld) IN Der @od)cnolSgobe 0eS
o0cutihcn Gorrciponocntcn" erifci'
ncl. gScr 3citrngcn an ieinc
Sremoe in Der oltcn &cimotb icnOclt
mia, crbdlt babel @elegcnbcit, ieinc
&Siinide 81 beiric0iacn, ga MIR nod
icbr mcnige Grcmplnre BON Scr
Somltogannagobc p%orbolocn lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
rGaliel" u~nscluust.

rNnlel" aIgelangt.
Sam gcitern Nodmittog an ieinem
Yier in Baltimore an. - 9tur Die
&ojiiten.@ oiiugiere gelnnoet. -
@ottin ocS Yrof. WoooS 5uriit8c.
fe6rt.
Ger IoroO. 2lopo-G ompfer oGoi.
icl," Capt. Yetermonn, fam geitcrn
BON Bremen uiu HemsNorf nit y
auiiiten= unO 76S 3pii6enoeds-Eoi.
ioQieren am Yier Nr. 8 81 2ocuit.
Yoint an. Rur Die Soiiiten-8oIia.
0ierc mlroen gelun0et. Inter 0ieicn
beian0 Iif SroI BrOf. Sp. $1,000
nit 9eoienung uno brod)te Srl. Siuie
bon 9oltenitern, cine 6reunoin, NIT.
&cBtcrc beobii6t, iid bier bleibcno
nieoer5ulniicn,
&r. Gluul0 Yuiie, Elm oelltider Hn.
gcnieur, bcgiebt it'd nodl 81. 2ollia
sur @cltuusiteQlinG INN 0ortielbit
iiir Die RiifieuOung buielblt ollsgC-
Itcatcr Wfoi6incn nod 0ellti6lonO
al ioracn. Nr. 9uiie Itelte oieielbc
Waidineric 5u 8eginn Der IuSitcl.
hing altf.
Sr. 2olliS 9ormon, cin anoerer
&oiiitel1.Gniiogicr oes 0ompfers, lit
ON Sbicroutorium in @oibington
Q. g., ongeltcllt mo febrtc nuf Dem
9ompier BON einem 9eitd)e Der alten
Seimotb 5uriid.
Cine biibihe iungc 0cutihe, Sri,
Wcto 9npipe, lit @ouperuunte unO
nil iih etlpo eiu So6r lang bier
uufboltcu. I'M Die cnQliidc Sprndc
81 crlcrncn. Sie hat bier Sreunoe
an Ser Sonooeritrobc,
@r. Scrnlom 6rieoridI Gin Sad)-
ic, fam aus GrcSoen bierber. Gr lit
9rouer bon Erofeiiion uto fonmt
ouf 8ciltd) 81 iciucm S6pogcr. Srll,
8ltItou u. 8admomL @rnurteiiter
Der o9opoierp. Nroltcrei," ser lid, oui
Dem Eier einfono utb i'm abboltc.
Die Heiie oes 0ompfcr BON Nem'
g)orf nod Baltimore mnr BON gutelt
@ettcr begIcitct unO gin0 glott bon
Stutten.
Die Offi5ierc beS GompierS limo;
+. Oifi5ier s.. @ront, 3. Offi5ier
$, Shuls, 3, Sffi5ier s. &onnebed,
4. Offi5icr s. Sful5; /. Woi6iniit
i. Sdrooer, =. Woihiniit Sr. Otto,
3. Moi6iniIt Sr, 9odboop, 4. Mo.
idiniit Sr. GoroeS; Yrouiont- uno
3obImciItcr &. b. Selms; Ner5te Or.
Y. @riitering uno Or. u. b. NIuenS'
I,bcn; Oberitcluoro =. 0crrietS;
Oberfof &. Sr0iter.
Nls Wui6iniiten- Golont1r befonN
lid Sr. s. 9or am 9oro, Der iid sum
SSllgenierr ouSbiloen mill.
Scllte Wforgen nm s llbr lperoell
Die 3lpll6ertoedS Folagicre gelan0et.
Oct.
Gom 0umpfer Y9ranocM
burg" 0ci htct.
Ger Noroo. 2lopo.O umpier ,9roll.
bcnburg," Der eeiterlt 2i5nrb oilf Der
iSohrt bon baltimore nod 9relnen
poiiirtc. iignolilirte boieIbit, buB CT
$50 Wcilen iiiomeitlid) bon Queens
topn oen brlgiihen Gompier oSriS,"
Gopt. Sptor, bon Sernonoito nodl
gntmerpen beitimnlt, iidtete uitb ibnl
bon bieiem 9enteloet luitroc, bob oel.
len Waihinerie Suourie erlitten
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
Silias !Srb6cl, beutider GGotograph,
321 g. Wag.S trake.

aabinetbilocr MIR ST pru 9ntenS.
SSn enaiQirten obalen 8iloern lino
ld)0ne Ieubeiten erip1bnensipertb.
2~ebensgroBe photographer nno
fiinitlerii6 nouenoete Gopien alter
9iloer in grapoii. @aiierfarben, Del
uno BaIteG elm Spe5ialitat.
Wan Dcrseiie nid)t, pur5nipredlcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
8cloienonnscn nadJ 9eniidlanS nnS
Scitreidl

All "a Gents pro Wnrf uilo 201.
Gents pro arone. Borto crtra.
@ediel aisgeitelt aif oae Sbei--
Ser @elt. 8iuiee S6iffsforten ph
mo na6 Deittidlano. Sbeo. $.
Diener 4 60, ia Sit-aering
ton-str. Gin der Mr. 3. (tsO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21
Sdiffsfnrtcn bon nno mud 9entidj,
lamb.

Son Baltimore BIS 9renten: Sea.
jiite 1926 lulb $44.50, 3miihenoed
$33; BON Bremen bis Baltimore.
&niiite $50, 3ipiideloed Cir oGe
Yaiiagiere) $34. Sbcp. $. 9icncr
& Go., Sinlmer Nr. 3, id SIt.
2erington . Ctr. @eloipehiel uno
@eloienoun9en. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-21

IeUrI. SCT uNCup uuS ISCllCI ullNCllUl
tetc Sdnocn bctr0gt lmgei0br 20i
Collars.
Gic % Baltimore Sbio
9oGn" hat ooa @%i0entbum an Der
NoromeitGde bon Baltimore un0
Gbnrlea.S troBe ermorbcn uno mira
boiclbit elm ~t5.lt0diac9 @e6GII0c fiir
Die 9c0iIriniIic Der @nbn crridtclt
loiicn. 0o0 @rru1oitijd lit tGS 6llB
loua an Der Baltimore StroBc unO
t55 6ltB an Der GburlcSeS troBe ur6
toItct mcni0cr dis S375,000. Dos @c-
b0Iloc ioll unNci0br $2,0OO,O00 foiteu
uno 10 cingcrihtct mcrocL bnB cS
alien fcrucrcn &nforoCrurl9cn filr Ole
nGditcn % Sabre cntipreden miro.
Sunlit limo Die bier Gcfcn Der 0oltis
more mo Charles truBc pcrQriffcn.
2ln Der Siiooit-Gde bollt Die Sun"
ibr @cihoft, an Der 9torOoitsGde miro
Scr Sub" cinGeridtct mo an Der
Silomcit-Gdc miro Die Baltimore
Spurbonf," mcld)e iriiber on Der
Siio.@op StroBc lpur. gcbuut,
Eooten.@eo 6 tuiBfetct.
- >Sn Der ocuti6cn cpongeliib -llt6e-
ridden 3ionSs&irde al Scr @ops
unbc &crin1ton-S troBc iono geltcrn
&ormrittog sic iGbrli6c Gobtcns@c-
oGhtniBieicr itott, u1b 81 glei6cr
3cit mllrOc Elm Oclt perltorbcnen lang
j0brigcn @emeinoeQlieocrn Srn. rn0
6rou :. $. @crboro 8onoerbci0e bon
0ercn &inocrn, &rn. &ermdm &ou.
ocrbeioc uno Sri. Gliie Non0cr6eioc,
1eItifteteS &irhenieniter, oGbriitu$,
Der &in0crircllno," 0or1tellcn0, cingcz
pciht; cH lit oo8 6itli6c Tenitcr IN
Der ultcrcn Hcihe al Scr Sii6mciticitc
Der Stride. &err &onOcrbeioc ltorb
ou %. 6cbrlor 1900 ltn0 6rou Sou-
bcrbeioe idico an 8. Wtoi oieic3 Sab.
res ollS Dem Sebcn. GS lpor ibr Ict
fer @lnib, oob ibre bciocn ain0cr
ibr mo 6cnl Softer Elm Ic1Itcr ~ltiftc1t
ioLtcL nGbriihtS, Der &in0crircun0"
0urltcllcna.
Goltor SrlilS @ofmoun prCoigte
iibcr 2itcoS 8, GcrS SO: Sic mcirtcu
nbcr Nae uno flogtcn lcbr. Gr obcr
iprod: @cinet nid)t; lie lit nidt &C.
ionbcrn tic idiGit." Dos
pom Srgoniitcn Gbuorb @Gdncr an,
1eitcQte Wtliif-Y rogromm lunr Der
ongepobt, GS begonn INIT Oem
5hor ySie Sootenfeicr" bon Sinccnj
2uhner, nit SoprnnsSol BON Sri.
aIbrcd)t. Der Gbor iol1
ooul a copclln YGbriitllS lit Die Iiil.
,ritcbuna mo ooS 2cbcn; luer oil
0lanbt, Ger pirp lebrn oh CT
itiirbc". Die nGdyite Nltnntcr
mar OoS bon Srn. Iltgult 3eiS &c.
9ob.Solo Ser Sob. Die
SdluBmmmer mar oos a cupcQo &c.
9ciitIihe 8olfSlieo BORT
Ser Singdor begonn geItern Noh'
sic Yrobcn fir oie am Con.
neritog, Oen s. DECEMBER. AbenoS.
itottfinocnoe iGbrlite Mbpent- Nurifiib.
ritng III Der Stride.
STIR OoS M eIb as on3crt"
IN Der oSpric-0olc" bcrtc Nbcno lit
.iolgctoeS Erooromm olliNritcllt nor
oen: Srio iiir 0oric. Yioi,o II. 6lote
pon Sbertbur, Signorino SoiioIi
Sri. GopicS iunb Serr Nortb; 2iener
yFloilir 0'Nnlour" bon Wortini nto
"Seltnes 6itlettes" bon 8efcrlin, VI.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24

went to mama IS room to why she not up She
was up but had wet cloths her head for she had
dreadful sick headache. wanted to cry 50 badly and
gone home for the whole day. seeing that crying
not going to help me about making the best of
bad thing. prepared the breakfast washed the dshes
and sat down to read hearing the door bell ring
put on a company smile and went to the door VINO
be but my aunt and cousins! They had not ex
pected to come until that morning Ny aunt is hne
cook and she turned her knowledge to good account SO
instead of cold lunch thought should have, we
had feast fit for the gods Toward evening mama was
much better and was able to down to help ENJOY
the fun of unloading the Christmas tree ALPS well
that ends we'll. GLADYS GUNNER
Seventh Grade Frazee MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
CAPTURED THE SNOW KING.
(High School Credit.)

(High School Credit.)
Charlie and had been in the old shanty nearly
week account of the storm which had been rag
ing since the day started for home We had planned
TO walk distance of eighty miles thru wilderness of
pine forest and had covered about onefourth of the
distance when great storm forced take shell
ter in this old hunter cabin Our food supply
when we stopped, and the fourth day the snow
had ceased falling first thought to get something
to eat and then start for the settlement but
so soft and deep that it almost impossible to
about So the old trapper bade stay in camp while
he went out to find game and after he
returned with two partridges
Christmas morning dawned; it had begun to snow
again and had hope of dinner that day The old
trapper went to the door of the cabin and looked
every little while to if the storm had abated suf
eienty for him to look for game repeated this
performance four five times when him seize his
Fife suddenly and shoot at something Shouting, Ive
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
A VARIEGATED FACE.
(High School Credit.)

: (H1gh Cfedlt.J
Christmas was drawing near; skating fine; we
to have family reunion, and the measles
ing. must say not over careful about keeping
we'll, certain should not get the measles. My
brother and out skating almost every evening,
but two days before Christmas felt like staying
in. Grandma, uncles, aunts and cousins to
the next day and managed get to the train and meet
them, it would do to let them know not
feeling well
I kept up until Christmas Day, and then I
arose but when went to the mirror and the red
botches all my face about to give up in de-
spair did not feel very sick however, and thought
that if the others did not the rash could at least
be up and join in the fun hurryng down to the pantry
dabbed some -four my face and thought should
get thru with the measles before any knew
had had them. At the breakfast table found T had
appetite and that everyone looking at
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-24
THE COMPANY SMILE.
(Honorable Mention

Oh, those plans those plans that fall AL the joys
that had anticipated seemed to fall suddenly out Of
Christmas that year seemed long time in
coming For many days before had strung popcorn and
cranberries until my fingers ached Had it not been for
Christmas would have thrown everything
so disgusted because my needles kept continually
breaking and my thread knottngl felt very proud that
tree SO of course given up anything
Before going to bed Christmas inspected all the
goodies the pantry shelves and had peep at the
turkey to see that all ready
Next morning was the first up; after dressing