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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

Sra Spltaalcn. @eoeoog, 29Oe
g(pril, pil lGnge minoeS al mango
her / Soltaalen. ifripeS berfro. Yos
flor Wobr tog 9EfIfeo iom 8rpit her
otter IS gturs 8irfiombeo. 2erge
for 8uoStieneiter ifuloe begpnoe. bar
Strfen fpI0t til S~rPngieI. Mobr og
SrlIe far bitnoet Jig mango Genner
her. Sffe blot BrGiten8 0pgtigbeo
iom 8rGoifant, men oeioa bans ABB
ne og ligefremme Sptrpoen, oa bans
og Srltens SmgiGngeIigbeo bar bi.
oraget 6ertiI. Oct fom oaiaa fart
for Sogen peb Sen aIminoeIige Gel.
tagcIie Oeb affebSofringen. Otter
SuoStieneIteu5 Slutning toffeoe
ErPitcn Menigheocn 6tbt rsrt fra
&oroeren. &irfeiaugeren inq6e Ser.
poa @rGiten meo iSrle ISnrnel fra
MteniGbeoeu. @ftcrpaa iamIeoeS man
paa BrPitegaaroen til Ell Iibcn af.
~ifeoSfeit. 2prer 8ouingmo, fSor.
man6 / SoltaoIcrtS 2Prerforcnina,
.ooerbrogtc Der GrGIten en- Grfienot.
Itgbeo89oue, ct ltbrfiP6e al 8uIO, fra
BrGitegiploetS 2Grere og 2Grerin.
ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

oes | oenne Tio ca. 20 Rono poo
Sobriferne. 9e fleite at Dem bill Dog
hinne iaa arbeiSe peo SprpSning %
ncb 8ienopfsreIim al be sSeloetc
af gpsninserne reSSe.
oes aontorbmningen og nosle Sfur,
men 6abrifers Drift nil bore itano.
let | beuimoo ct baIpt gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
gabalens srrIliberi er al gsorSe,

Naoalens SrRtltbert er az gtorOer'
Iboos 2igningsfommisiion for 1904
lignet efter en- 6ormue al 100000
8r. % SnOtngt 22,7t5 Ser. SrGiIis
beriet bar tInget oper 2i9ningen meo
Gaaitono ON, at 6orrmien i9tteS til
100000 ar. O9 SnOtGgten iii TO-.
900 Ser, meo ct pnsienoc 6raorag
for oarlig 6orringeIie al Dtaifiner
og 8pgninger foraoria9et peO gl6er
og Glib. Sfior fnitiatte en- Sperifat.
tefommiSiion SrGiliberietS Sormle
til 100000 Ser. % SnotGgten til 20,
900 8r. oG BERT bar 2i9uingsfom.
miSitouen life fllnoet at 6ltroe gisre
nogen Soranorinq, men fait6oIoer
2ignin9en. &lagen er ocrfor ooer.
ierot amtmnnoen til Reo iGtteIie al
en- 8 perlfattefommisiion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Stranbing / @igiS6ustcn.

SbnteS meISes 6en 9be Wai: On
norif Gimp "9aribaIoi" er igaar Ct.
%termiooag itrau6et / @igisbugtelL "a
9fil sit for SunifbOImene. Sfi6et
itsote paa poerite 8cole, og 8eo.
ringspGienet iatte iig siebIiffeIig /
8irfiombeo, men for oct funSe fom.
me tilite6e, oar Sfibet3 8eiptnina,
inonibt oibes 3 Rano, gaaet / oeres
e9en 9oab. 9eme fartreoe | grPn.
bingen, og ole De SmTboropprenoe
omfom. Sfibet, iom er label meS
Sre, er ietere orepet BELT mo paa
apiten. Set menes. at Effect err ira
Ronoul og at Ssrereu beb Grifien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
gnoScbeifripelier. Gsor noale 9

Sgapcbetfrtneller. iSor no9le aaI
iioen fipnfeOe ienere afos6e Aooofat
SSngar Nilien Ell Sltm al 1000 9ro'
ner til Siitoriif Sorening iom SrG'
mie for en- @e~ifrtoelie al Surllm Ser
REQ. 8rpmieu bleo pltn0en al aano,
mag. Oscar Ilb. SSobnien. 3 fine
'2eoeoaqe omtoIte IOpofot @ilier
2uifeIigbeOen al. at arbeioet / benne
Retning, for bpiIfet ban parnrt inte'
reSiereOc Jig, og bptS 8etpbning for
3ienoIfabet til 9ono og Solf ogioo
meb Rette FOREIGNER at ouroereS,
mantte bIipe forfeit. Sans eiterlabtc
Gnfe 6nr / pietetsfulo 3iIiIutnina til
bette 2nifc ti[blIot 0en BiItorfife 6or'
ening en- Slm al 1000 &rouer aar.
Iia / fem gar til forfeit S%itanobriu'
gelie al norife 9pgoeifripclier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
FRA SinlanS. Sra SeIiinaicrS

Sra Sinlano. Sra SeIitngfcrs
meobeIeS: Gad SenatetS Srbre bIeo
Den 5te Iai 8 Mia. finife Wnrf no
betnIt al Sen iinifc StatsfoSie til bert
ruSiiife 6inonSbopebfaSies 6ilial /
SeIiingiorS. 9ette ifete efter ct fei.
ierliet Heifript til 8eueralgIuerns'
rem, bpori befnleS llSbctnIing al oct
nGpnte 9elsb til 9eltrioebie al iao.
banne llSgiiter pro oct iiuife MiIi.
tGroiitrift. Tom life taaler llbiGt'
teIie; gelsbet er Sorifub paa bet gi'
Drag, ben fiuife StotSaomintitration
bar at erI99ae til. aeiierosmmetS
milit9re llogiiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
ct 0pbcl.@ aleri. =

st @aleri. = Sillutnin9
til DC YIaner ont OpretteIieu al en-
egen 9pgniug for 4obelitiitelier, Ser
M nGrmer iig SirfeIiaaisreIien, bar
ct ipeuif @lao fpitet SpmGrfiombe.
Den pan oct rimeIiae l. at Ell iaooau
9paniug foripre6eS meb ct @aleri al
Acknowledgements fuuitnerif uoisr.
te Gortr9ter. SSOeen pinber oaiaa |
ben spri9e 9reSie alminOeIig SiIIlat.
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
gpaniuacr for Srrcn.

bar oeb iGaeS Iiitcnning Den lite
Mai bepilget 6,650,000 SIR. til Sp.
%fsrelie al npe 9pgnieer for S9ren.
Rinoretullet iterte for at bepiIge
5,303 900. @noptoere bar Rigsoa.
gen peo fGleS ghterrning peotaaet
at auIrgge Ell Gladstone fra Iorjdr
oper StoretrGif til SaptrGif iii ct BE.
lob al 3,9S4,SI6 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

Seglperf. Eli Ssnofioros Sir
m~nregiiter er anmerot 4ftieielifnbei
8aarbal Seglperf limit. Der bill ori.
be 5abrifpirfiombeo / gtre Solnte.
sal. aftiefopitaleu er $4,000 ar.
hporuf err inSbetaIt Ga 600 Ser. Sell
ffabets aontorer er / Dtre SolnIeSal
oo / 9ergen. 3ireftioneu beitaar al
@~oaro6ruaer 2riboig Nsitoal. Boa
acne, &onOitor g. Mihelien 90 90
brifeier 8eorg 9. BON Grpecom, Ser
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Sperise ce SinIano.

"Gsne Sjem". Ssrite aammer bar
peotasct Resieringens Sorilag ON
@epiuiug al inbtil 10 Miuioner Ser.
til 2oan til Irbeioere til GrbperpeIie
al "egue Stem. @ebiuinaen giGI'
Der for Iarerne 1905-1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Mnmle Mnncinnifrifter

gamlc Stabfirfe / llrnas | Sogn bar
man opoaeet en- &9ffe eomle 8ltne'
~inoifrifter. 8ooseier Seiberg | Im'
bic bar pPret Ser os taget afTfrift al
Dem. og han mener. at BET er meget
pProiiulSe SIStiSsminoer, iom her
er fomne for 8agen. De gamle &u'
rler pil mi nprrnere 6lipe ~unoerisgte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
gursnnS6ranocm. Sra aateinnS

gurennobranScn. Sra galeiitnb
meooeIes Den 9Se Wai: 9enSmonoen
i 9orguno bar III, ofIluttet Otter
forifniueerne / InIe0uina al &irfe'
branoen. iaIiaIO forelsbig. Otter
forifningerne ienSeS outaeelig itrdr
til Stotsaopofoten. Gen Mistarfe,
iom 2ensmanSen me6 Here itrnr bap'
De til en- enfeIt 9erion / 8or9unb,
.ipnes / fol 8raS beitprfet peo ierSe'
les mango SInoicier, ser ale ifal itaa
i goo Samflang. NistHnfte er en-
uqift man0 / 80 glorS Iloeren, no'
get briffeIoig o9 ror at fig og inoe'
iluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

0tne Ru6oer biz pioe, erten 0u
brliger Carriers 8bite 2eoS ellcr life.
Oct aisr, at WaIingen life tonrner
at. Den bIioer pan Srtiet. Zen Dol.
ser Stnno - set gisr GarterS. Oct
gisr ct Operitrsg, iom bdboloer bets
blanfe lloieenoe. On oil bloc oct,
oeriom on brllger Gorters.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
SorSrnitelier paa inns. 8

og Doe Wai bar Der / 9orb6p poa
5uns / Oct Gus, bpor gogtrpffer
Sugo Ssgiteo Dor, gioct iig nogIe Rp.
TELLER tilfjeuSe, ian De ! 0uiet Barrett
De 8iemtanoe formeIia bar rpitet og
bingIet pad fine 9Iuoier, og Stren'
gene paa ct 5lggeI iremfaIbte nOgIe
birrenoe 9p6. "a alt / &lriet bar Dor.
ret roligt, og bperfcn @ogne eller an.
oct ubeuom bar fornarinaet Oct, OIL.
tager man. at set bar pPret en- lofal
SororpiteIie. Rogcn nnben SorfIa.
ring bar man life eftcr nsie timber.
isgelie tiinet finoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

Otter slnmobning al aaIeiunbS
Wagiitrot og Sormanoifdb bar SSlt.
ititSoeDnrtementet til at fremfomme
meo Sorilag til SorOeIing at oct re.
'teren6e al De til aaIeluno in0fomue
fontaute &en9e opnppnt en- &omite
beitaoenbe al 9pfogeb $. &snne6erg
Tom Sormanb, Srsfen Garla Bar.
Itab, 9pgningsineofer SSltlius gerge,
Or. Sobon Short, Stortbingsmano
Ole 2aneelano, rel. &dp. s. 9Ipot
Wotuinfel, Slagtermeiter 6. IaS.
mtsien, 8rosierer Sodftm Rsnne.
berg, S9rer 6. Settler me6 Supple.
onter for Or. Short og Stortbings.
mdno ~2ongelonb: amtsingenisr e.
Sopoenaf og Srofsrer Gariten aaie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
so Mars gpracrinbilGnm.

Ranoers 8pS melt ficnote WPnb,
forbenp. boaonbif @icctoniul W. Wi'
doelien, feireoe oen lOoe Wai tit 80
Gars Syitbilpum iom &iS6mano Der
9pen. s ben anIeOning bar RoriuI
RifaeIicn ifiGufet 5000 Ser. iii Ran.
bers SanbeIsforenin9S SfoIefono oa
5000 Ser. til &isbmGnoenes SjGIpe'
tasie liant 1000 Ser. til line egne ar.
beioere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Sronobiems eamle Gursfirfc. gac

oen gamle RorStirfes ~formooeSe
Cont / Sfrooninaen ~neoenior Ror.
ges 8artS @pgning / SronSbiem er
Der urber Senrif Rutbiciens Sc.
oelie begpnSt ct @raOningSarbeioe /
Saab ON at iin0e De gamle 0ture.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Gn prlSia grunS bjemisate forIe,

ben DAG NhmSelstrup 8isSningsfa.
BRIT oeo aarbus. Zen innleoe grano.
fnoe nnilaaes iii at bare melem 100,
900 oa 100000 SIR. Snbriferne bpg.
geoes / 1871 al aftteelifabet "Sre.
oeus Wfslles 5abrifer"". iom breb
Dem inotil rfior. ba De blep llaaebe
iammeH meo Dante SOoplipre. o.
Superiosfdbrifer~, Ger beifieitise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Stprc Grrclfaifncricr.

Sfpre TrrcIfn1fncrtcr. 3Yrd NuI'
mar meboeIeS, at en- 8roSierer o.
Gablgren. gfen1S. Tom iorIeoen al
SGiterpif SmoeIsbout anmeIOteS for
gereIiaifneri, bar tilitnoet al babe be-
gaaet en- Irngbe SaIifnerier. Sisl'
&c ltnSerisgeIier turoe 9eIebet an.
bragg til oper 300, 900 Ser. Salif.
ueriernc bar pan9aaet / mango Ior.
SoruSeu flere 9aufer OiI 8rioate Iioe
Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

so Nar fpIote Den lite Mai 5rs.
fem @ilbelmine 2itganro, Ssiter al
|~@n Sielobpebs" Sorfatter, afbsoe
Sogeb q. u. Sitsaarb. Den gamIe
Game. Tom ieIp ipiler meo "Gn
SieIobpab", er fremoeles | 6orbolo
til lin slIber nofiaa fiGf og taller
ajerne ON aamle Gage. SIM er M
boiat / 9riitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
GienSumsIals. Iobrifant g. g.

GienSumsials. 6obrifant g. g.
@isrnifco bar ioIgt i'm @iertbom
~Senorifsbolm" / &e6oore til ct M
itiftet N~ftieieIifob "Senortfsbolm"
for 5000 Ser. moo fontant llobc.
falling af $1,000 Ser. @eitpreIien for
nPpnte N~ftieieIifab beitnnr at 9iref.
tererne s. SeiIbutb oQ $. Sieeum.
ieIot iamt Sperretsingfsrer 8erner,
iioitnppnte iom Sormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
llhffestilfrloe. SRA @anSuI meo

lllbffestilfrloc. sra WanSnl meo'
beIes ben t06e Mai. at 8~narSbriiger
genoif Ssres. Sartmarf, npli9 ON
fom peo Mineifllb. San bapoe life
bemerfet, at 9lntet bar fomriet
ibrano, ga ban tpnote, og piloe tPn'
Se paaup, nen fit iua Sfuobet So
peoet. IibsSe bar en- bpgtig RonS
meo manage Snteresier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

1rnfuroc. alter er 8 0sonS / bet
iioite Storm forulpffet uoenfor Ser.
lcpoas, meIbes ira 8aros ben 9oe
Mai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
9posfalb. On al Mibc. gns pIbil

@orgere, ftp. 8PrtsbusholSer Gbri.
item Ssrenien er nfgooet oeo 9soen,
benpeb 80 Ior gammcI.
- Sbp. 4potbefer pun Gbriitions.
baon Carl Sr. Sriis @eoerien er Of
9aoet oeo 9sben, 81 gnr 81. Gen
Ifosoe bar 8iboer al 0bg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
si banif !Scrfpmit er G6efen for

@lobtpoitofS gifaoren, aOmiraI SeS.
len. Sans Gar bar SprIGge, fsot
Ggebo oeo 6lensburg / Ssnberipl'
LAMB. s 1880 uopanorc0c ban til
9orpat / RltSlanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Stur f%soriparsgaec.

Observation-Disclosures bar aiernem
Toreninaeu for Stodbolms fate
Soripar ifipnfet 100000 Ser. til 6eu
~ipenife SopeSitaoS Soripur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
SAT- Gtenoom,
tiiialas ener tiaeie.

Notrtis'smrHt,r unOtr -euHss'. -li1si.-, -lr,
Ialqs~ o. ~StteripsrssiEl" tpiter so SsHts for . OrS
ior borr @nna % TO Gents pr. Orb for att fon ossr,
niger % Orb. NgertsiemeHisr tHbilass To-, ior MIN.
err sHb 80 Seats. psnas mua HiraotaeItl ~ur.sfsll.
aHe eeiHliustr. 9tt lsEHtr "a lite al boaIsre al
tuaa GUNNER. +.
~ ssstsRabstiGbao tOhsr IS GeHsspr. eIat,.
Spp Orb gier en- etHte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN WITH
commou-school education. that are tired OF
working for small wages, to qualify as salaried
ad writer's or show-card writer's through our in
s~truction by mail. Prices low; terms easy; no
books to buy. Send for circular, stating where
you saw this ad and which position you want.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS ScHooLA
Scranton. Pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
RiQiat tiIiaIaS.

6drnL. y Vdl fra Statiousu CLAIMING
lRormau 60, Dhunl ; Opoprist; Suie; aoot
Sano. en- uomGrtet NHleoHiHs ipr en-, iunt
bar nogle Suroreoe at ipars. 4ris $500
pr. We're. ". q. 8Iaoieu, @arp, gltun.
3Qh2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
GiliaIas.

SiHalgs. - SsritefIasss 5arneis
SorretuiHa. 8peu bar fem Sunoreoe
SHobpssere. 8elisaeHos / inuritre Tinns.
iota. 2auost iGlaes for $50 III $50 pr.
We're. aurrtiouoauee GHIiss. GorssIe ..
46, 8oiteu, Seeprah, Ga. 40b5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

3 ttFUNNVt OOU NNIt9 SIUU IyuLTI,
2 gtt ira 8beeler. @oot Sdno oa apS
Sorobuno; Sugutnger oa Sto9; riuoenbe
Srt; / HRrbeoeu al Creamery, Stole on
atr'er. Srts $1,000 pr Nc-e. $3.50 tons
taut. Yang 6euitduo ior Reittu. STRIP tit
3. ggelGuo, @beeler, wis. 89btf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

SiNalgs. - 10000 gcres Sume.
iieaolaro / ipopitliae Seabp: oprtes peo
tnuitis BanoiH9. Sdnoet iRlaes til bper
We're for si2.50. Cor rRruiere SoIusnir.
ger "Trip I'll Q. O. Rusttust, Sor 1893, Gong.
mont. Colo. 4Ob4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
Sio CT Yeuae.

bso mob aco RcHte. Sporsbss % measu aubeu ants
iie liHOsrUtsuiHa faces frit Bs0 at btHbsnss ia til
KJELDSoN. 6O7Sykss Block, Minneapolis. alau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27
CiliaIdS.

Sthaigs. - 40 Gcres 5arm ueo
en- Snoiip; aoo 2eripro; 65 Ncres OPP
oprtet; bra Suie. Rrsaturer, RditiHeri 90
ooIeuoe ApitHa meofglger. 9ris $4,000. 90.
w. Y. Glen, 8or %. gfeip Rthmouo. 99is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-27

412-s5 Dearborn 81, Chicago. 81.
(aop.l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

blossoms and daintily sip the sweet
nectar contained therein.
His wife is not nearly so spick and
span as he. Her yellow dress has a
frayed, rusty black border so badly
worn here and there that the yellow
shows through underneath.
Perhaps she finds family cares rather
wearing, although that is hard to be-
lieve, for her maternal duties are over
when she has laid her eggs on the un-
der side of the clover leaves.
The green caterpiliars must shift for
themselves as soon as they are born,
Both parents straightway forget their
very existence. They do not have o
very hard time of 1t, however, for
their food is ready provided for them
in the green leaves, which are their
only cradle, and they show a decidedly
economical spirit by making their first
meal upon the discarded egg shells.
You can usually tell when these cat
erpillars are near by the unsightly
holes they make in the clover leaves.
Their plain green color matches so
closely the green leaves among which
they dwell that they are exeellently
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05
Massachusetts Leads.

Massachusetts probably stands ahead
of all the other states in the extra
ordinary variety of the schools which
1t maintains out of public funds. Be
sides kindergarten, elementary and
secondary schools, there are reform
schools, truant schools, schools for des-
titute children, evening schools, vaca-
ton schools, schools for deaf mutes
and for the blind. manual schools, nor
NAL schools, and even a nautical train
ing school conducted on the United
States ship Enterprise at a cost of
$4,000 annually. New York city also
maintains a similar schooship.
No wonder old-fashioned folk are
perplexed nowadays by the variety OF
schools open to their children and
grandchildren at the cost Of the pub
lie purse. Americas educational ad-
vance during the past 100 years has
been surpassed by no similar progress
sive movement in the worlds history,
and il shows no sign of stopping.
Copyright. 1904, by e. B. Warner.)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

In the ring tonight after the perform
ance. and we will all be here to see fair
play"
/ did not hear Of this through Ned
but from Gyp the bulldog. and after he
had told me he said
ut is hardly fair thing to force
young dog like you into fight with an
old dog like Bob, but presume your
friend Ned will give you advice about
H. We all hope you will win. but ]
must tell you that you have got a hard
trial before you. Whatever else you do,
DO not get scared and run away. II
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

protected against their numerous bird
enemies. But Notwithstanding, many a
plump baby sulphur finds it's way
down the throat of hungry baby bird.
Fortunate, indeed. are those that es-
cape until they are big enough TO
throw off their caterpillar garments
and become for brief season a sleep
ing chrysalis.
The day soon comes when the chrys-
ais covering is burst open and out
struggles full fiedged clouded sui
phur butterfly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

Bob was one Of the best fighting dogs
he ever saw. None OF the men or dogs
think you stand any show at all. I
don't want 10 see you run away and
be called a coward and yet ! don't
want to see you so badly bitten up that
you can hardly limp about for a month.
Perhaps we had better make a sneak
and so tramping"
we will do nothing Of the kind
I replied. I'VE shall stay right here
and ! viii fght Bob and do my best
to win"
by George, but that IL the way 70
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

you did that you would be hooted by
all. How do you feel about it?"
why, / am not at all frightened"
replied. II was not TO blame If the
big elephant took a liking to me. and
/ am not going to run away because a
bob-tailed, one-eyed dog is Dragging
around Of what he means to do.
never had fight, but / shall do the
best can not TO disgrace myself or
my friends"
That's the way to talk, and bully
for you'll" said Gyp; and he trotted Off
to tell the other dogs l was ali right.
At supper time Ned came to me
again, and when we had finished the
meal he looked at me with a very Sc
rious look and said:
"Trip, / am considerably worried
over this thing, l heard one Of the
bareback riders telling the clown that
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-06-05

Male butterfly in lower left-hand
corner has yellow wings with broad
black margin and black spot in each.
In the female in upper right-hand cor
ner the border in blacklist brown, The
body and antennae are black. The
spots in the hind wing are orange. The
body and antenuae are black. The
caterpillars are grass green with a
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TRIP, THE TRAMP
The Adventures of a Homeless
Dog as Told by Himself.

CHAPTER v.
! do not know how it got about
among the circus people that Bob and
/ were TO have q fight. but they cer-
tainiy heard of Il. and the manager
said;
Well, IL they can't get along togeth-
er let them night 1t out and see who is
the best dog. The Tight shall take place
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THE PROBLEM or LOVE
Is the Man Who Thinks He HnI
Solved 1t N "Lunkhead" or a FooIs

Is the Man Who Thinks He Has
Solved 1t N "Lunkhead" or a FOOIe
Editor Morning News: A New York
paper, in commenting on the various
kinds and qualities of "Lunkhead DIS, -
master Of them all is the insulated idiot
who asks: us it hot enough for your
/ am not wise enough to know the
distinction, IL any there be, between a
'Lunkhead" and a fool, but, like Editor
Brann of Iconoclastic fame. L have
discovered "a shameful exhivity in the
English language" "a poverty Of ex-
preston" an utter 'inadequecy as
mental exchange medium
want a word that will properly
depict the man who says ne has
solved the problem of love. The cynic
says that it is either the smile of
heaven or the glare of he'll" "a de-
frauder OF time and marplot against
eontentment and repose." The lover
says. "A drop of nectar in life's cup OF
NORWOOD, "a paradise limited to two,
water lily that neither wind nor wave
ulroots." "a torturing bliss etc.
Then comes along the mud sill phil
osopher who swears that it is simply a
place in the heart that itches. but
which has never been scratched" and
to discern on his countenance the aban-
doned hope that ii will be.
We are told that love Is the holy de-
votion of the soul and not the blind
idolatry Of passion. And yet we have
all read that beautiful little story Of
the girl who met the strong man,
Franzini, on the streets of Paris, He
was perfect specimen of manhood;
she a beautiful girl. They met on a
corner and their eyes met, too. Sudden
ly she exclaimed, 20, sir, take me
away; l love you; love you"
We are admonished by the Scriptures
that we should love one another, yet
there are those who say there is no
such thing. Have not the poets of all
ages been the sweet singers of it's
praises and the greatest men Of his
tory worshipped at its shrine?
The man in whose heart love does
not exist for some one Ia capable OF
committing crime that will surpass the
infinite merits of Christs atonement;
but from whence ii came and to
whittier II shall 80 no man has ever
been able to determine.
Just as sure as all things are attract
ed 10 the earth's center by the power
Of gravitation, one heart is drawn to
another, and we may all sing, Il don't
know why love you, but do-o-o-o."
Human ingenuity will never solve the
problem and the man who says that
he can is worse than a "lunkhead" Or a
fool-he's fallen by the wayslde and
gone beyond recall. w. w. W., Jr.
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how severely their cause was handi-
capped by reason of the superior edu-
cation of the Northerners as a whole.
In the darkest days of the Confederacy
prominent educators, like the late Prof.
Joynes of Virginia, held conferences in
beleaguered cities and drew up elab-
crate schemes for public education,
which We're to be carried out after the
South had Won" 1t never seemed to
occur to them that at that very mo-
ment the Confederacy was tottering to
its fall. so sublime was their faith.
Prof Joynes lived to see the realiza-
ton under the Union of far more than
he had prophesied.
After the Surrender.
After the historic surrender at APP
NpomattoX Court House the South
faced the tremendous problem of edu-
eating its millions of ignorant colored
people and poor whites with the
same historic spirit that it had shown
throughout the war. Outside philan-
thropy helped, its principal manifesto
tion being the Peabody gift of three
millions Of dollars for education ito
the suffering South for the good of
the South bore the burden.
Sixteen former slave common
wealths." said Dr. Mayo, in the off,
cial treatise already quoted from the
1902 report of the Bureau of Educa-
ton, rose up from the awful calami-
ties of the greatest civil war of mod
ern times, and in their poverty as
sumed for a full generation almost
the entire support of the schooling of
the freedmen, with probably no more
opposition at home than was encoun-
tered in several Of the most powerful
and wealthy of the Northern states in
the final establishment of their com
mon schools. 1t would have been re-
garded as philanthropic prophecy run
mad in 1860 had 1t been declared that
within twenty years the Southern peo-
pie would have established the entire
American system of universal educa-
ton, with its colored annex by plac-
ing on the ground a system of free
common schools for all classes and
both races. and supporting them at an
expense of nearly 100000, including
nearly 100000, 600 for the children of
the freedmen"
In addition to this vast sum, 1t is
safe to say that during the critical
period of Reconstruction" over $780,
100000 of Northern and national
money was spent in the South for
education.
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Unnatural History.

The eel said to the heron,
II don't agree with you"
II beg your pardon" said the bird,
But rather think you do"
The heron then put in his bill,
And though the eel replied.
That he did not care TO honor II
He still went right inside.