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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Mtd1tadm.
.innpren cnbnn life fnnben.

Wagpren cnonn life tnnoen. gpr'
gerne | Wetrpntoree bolbt | Sorsoags
ct Msbe % gao Mtapor Saggerion
Ret til at leie ct Ear erfarite Mrtb
til at isge otter ben isr ortalte Wap-
or Slibion ira 9tegnlnec. Mart
fonbt Spor al bart, bpor ban It'll.
tes ira i'm 2eoinger, til Slooen.
tpor man farot en- Del Bapirlapper
% &Uoningsitpffer,
Nlsermanb g.. 6. Spbnion | 8ranb
GapibS crflRreoe itg forleben Dag |
Getteu ifplbig / at buoe mo6tuget
$3.50 9eitiffeINe / bet iaafaIote 9ofe
Wi6ieau @unSbanoeI". @ob anil.
ton % Sorpligtelie, nt gan ifitlbe
inoitnbe zig, mar Retter snifeoe
bom for of iIGgge Com, Ig$loS DON'T
1ner geemitbam bonn. San off ItrafS
til 9pifriperen meo lin Reiignatiort
iom Gloermnno fra Toe @aro. Eli
Cato er ire @pf1unftiouprer fun6ne
ifpIbiee, iiben 9pabpofat SaIsburp
tilItob, % SSobuiun er 6cr elleote til
at erflGre 1ig ifplbig.
Stur Yulaffcr.a ploni. s(aer.
briigsfonmisitonen al ben polite So
tionalallinnce er mi fGrOia til at
ienoe DC fsrite Eolaffer ira 8ernipl.
pania til oct rorolige @tifiBnn, %
mere ertb 10000 Golaffere piI ilpttc.
aaiancen bar fisbt ofbuggct Sfog.
Ianb / Delta Golmtp for en- biQia
Tris, OF bier SaniIie piI foa fra 20
til 40 IcreS og enboa mere o. pil
furlre betale FOR oct peo Iette oarIiae
Ifbetalinger. 2dltoet fisbtes al 8eGs
& Stcpbeuion. Grtratog ifal gaa ira
SdrriSburg. buor Yolafferne ian1Ies,
til Gscarabd, bppr Oct fsrite Sog
pentes inbel IA Gage.
Wrs. Silt blcp lint. - IrS. 0ein.
uie 0faober Ssiif ipilleoe SorSoaas
aften S6ienS "Seooa @GbIer" / ann
arbor % LOS Seppct faIbe miSt / FOR.
ite Gift, foroi biln merfe0c. of Gin.
oenter I 8aQeriet ipiite "Gedntts"
UNDER SpfsrGlicn. SenoeS 9eitgrer
erflGrebe. at oeriom Spi$ninaen at
"EemutS" life itanisSe, piIbe Stpf.
fet life blipe ipilfet. WrS. Silt pofte
StitbenterneS llpiIie moo Zig peS at
erflpre, at Wiftgm 1%lniperttets 5a.
flltet bar set met p~rooincieIlc oa
Ipr9it bagli6 meS .Senipn til lite
&lasies 9raur at nle / 9arSet cg
iagoe, bun pitoe alorig ipiuc / arn
glrbor mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
MptarnnH,t.
streif ! Yapirmeler. 9et iperl0t

Streif / Yapirmsaer. Oct ipnnote
Sorbot6, Der | I9ngere SiS bar critic
ret mellem @eneeierrte o. Irbeloer'
ne | appIeton, flllrrrfrereoe I Sfts'
bags / Ell Streif. arbeiberne peo en-
al IsGerne neblaebe % arbeioet. og
man penteoe, of andre Msler piloe
bore luffeoe til Ssroags. Stretten
beiliitteoes, 6a Msleeierrle erflPreoe,
at 21a 4ars Grfarirg bapoe l1rt
Dem, at De flnoe life itole poa en-
"llnion" til at opfulSe en- &ontraft.
@nlb ifiste. - SSsarues M. Sbieff,
en- auitralier, Tom mi Dor | Wftllpait.
fee, err for Eiebfiffet optaget me6 at
isge efter @itIb / geortbpeit Serri'
torn, CANADA. San par oppe ! ala.
ifa; men 2pffen BAR bdm Der fife
gunitig, % bait reiite ip6oper. S bet
6ritiife Norbpciten fog 6ait no paa Ell
SSngttiir og bapoe Ell Ssrroianer nreo
itg. De LOG 2eir oeo ben itore Slape
Safe. I'm Gag TOM SoSt0taitere1t iteo
1lo9le @uIoflrniper, % oen gulotsr.
iiige Iilitralier eioroe itore zine.
SSnoianeren bite life. bpoo 8uIb bar,
men iagoe, at Der bar nof al iligt Der
Den. aititroIieren loo barn gisre
enilags Segnine, iom ifitloe betegne
'Stebet, % De TO begdp zig afiteb / en-
gnab. Yau SIape 2afe fontrebe
gaaber. Snoianereu brilfteoe, men
tSbieff flareOe fis. ga bun mansIe.
De De nsopenoige grbeiosreoifaber
foritoen 8ropinnt forlob ban Nortbs
melt Serritorp % Srog ofiteo til Gbi.
caeo. Ser foripneoe ban iig meb,
bpno ban trpuete, og ifpnote liz
ncr6oper igjen. San fsler iig iiffer
paa, at ban ifdl fia6c oct al Srtoiane.
rem betegnebe Eteb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

lem % bIep onflaget for Moro. Ga.
gen toges fra Gapnlier Goaurtp til
@dlib Goanttp, oe Sprbsret boIotcs !
@rafton. @nrrp fntotes ifploig |
Moro 90 DIep 6smt til Iipsparigf
6rngieI. Wsen bat fit npt 6orbsr,
og oetttre Gang fonot Sitrpen 9afH
ifplbig | Woro | an5en Grab o. iatte
Sfrafien til z Mars 6nneiel. 3om.
mer Goiunn / Gepils Safe, for bpert
5orbsret oengong bolotes, ofptite
bernie ~SSiirpens aienoelie, ga Den
minoite Strof, 2oben tiIaSer for cit
irc6an GorbrpoeIie, er 10 Iars
6pngiel. Ien Sairpen firnbe life
tbltre erie. Gen lite SUM aabneoes
Retten | 8rafton igien for at bore
bernie Sag, og M BEN treble Gang
blir Der bel en- gnbe paa Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
JnoIdnoet.
an,uu.
SranS Stem College,, oen Sanit'

@ramb Stem College,, oen oan1t'
Gfole i IeS @Scines. 'om bleo opret
tet / 1895, er GauiferncS ltsr1ti
Sfos ter i 2onoet, oa oa lfol
Scnfrer uboiocs ueo Spierelien a
IN 9naufraer % peo Of foa en- teo'
iooif QrofeSlor fra Dannlorf. Frot
6. 4. Ssibers uerteS berooer til n1'
fte Gfoleaars 8e9pnbeIie. Sdn er
auuSi0at ira a~isbgnbapns uuioerli'
let OF ItaI Hi9lpe 8rpitoent Noroer'
toit / Sen ~teoloatite IfbeIina.
"SpmritcaSercn" punot. Dc 6or'
creSe Cutters Ssteiteret ufgioroe TO
Ste EtrsSoq en- gag. iom elHTiro
Sinpoer baooe u1tIa9t MOB Sobt Y.
Sarths FOR 2aro, ION hun haoOe
risbt Of SSerubarefomporiet Gatos
hauhe toqet 9onoet pou Someltedo.
Refteu bpISt Tor. at 2ouo, iort ndr
qioet til Siolir Sim Saue1t gif til
baac til RcqieriuQelL bn Sanen nl'
Sriq bar bIet flIFofsrt, % oertor hoo'
Sc SunoS MI GienoomSret I'll San'
Get.
st ipraeliet iuIb. - g~siitercrtoe
8enerdIn6oof1t / SeyoS gilbert
@rerufpcoo ira @oIeittue / mrpnte
Stot tom SnsSuaS I'll Shtntlpd for
dt hoIne 9rnlltp neh @ttis Nfa1toe
lltrd1t. Wclt / lin @lG0e ooer I'M
i~oreitanenbc 9nffe tog ram iig nof eli
Toor oocr Gsriteit, og On lnu gIf for
ut faa I'M Observation-Disclosures, talot
ban reo 10 Srapper / &apeIlo 9olnls
IN Gourrbus, % Oerineh falot ban
oaidu no al lin &i9rcitcS aiGrltgs
he6 % @luHt. Sum ItatieOe al oil
Serc SS~or6enoelic for @rplitppet;
Qieuem 9perrS Apiier inbfolotc bltn
iaien ole De ubienotc SSIpobp6elier 90
crfIGreoe 8rpliippet ubiat pao ltbc.
iteuu Sio. Ssr9Trpbig % noru bou.
DC GREENWOOD Gogen otter CT Som'
tdIc neo i'm airreitc, men On b1ut
niite zig aienitribi9, off ban tilboge
iii SutcIlet oa trlleoe nteo at brdbe
iig. 0Sis llteftS 8rooer oa &errner
nogtcr Rdrn Ior at hinbre cit Sfait'
OGle. 6orIooclier fu1tot Steo / Gbi.
ca9o, bpor DC 10 msbet8 for 10 Ior
ficen. Mtis lltedjt or cit brunette,
26 slnr ganmnel, Ii6er af 8efit, nlell
en- unImmncliq poprtIGr Gonr / lin
&reoS. S1m Iigger MI ~betGnfeli9
ina iorn SsI9e al heroeS 6orlrpeIieS
pIlioicligc % lrpeltteoc gnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
autttots.

Hnt Snspcrf. - 9pradbct / Soma
Sim bar i~littct aoutraft meo $. &.
Sill 60. for Spfsrelfen al mt efef.
triif SpSocrf Tor 8pen I'll ct aoitenbc
al $4,000. aontraftet er for 8 Inr
fra lite Sept. 3. q. Sill Cos gub
Dor Ell S~oerruifelie nor Soma Cleo.
trio Siebtirlg So, iom life pibite, at
Oct bapbc noaer S~otfirrance, ba
@outrufter bIep etper. Gets @ro
Dor So 4aret for Hoert al DC itorc
@aoeIpS, men Sill 60. bsb $7i.
@GrSie, al belle aontmftcn err or'
trent $1,000 ON 9aret.
Seatret ifal aieuuprcttes. gaa
anisgning ira Seatrets gtcre bar
CONNER 9llrre i Chicago ubiteot
"DfduoanutS Orbre" III Spen, boor.
peh SpeuirgSinipeftsren oil tpinges
til al ubite6e Speadilaoelie, for ri
Oct nebbrGubte Sroaiiois 5eater fan
qienoptRaeS. Scmneren Tiger. at
"oeriom en- Munb oil bpsge CT Seo.
ter pou Ell prtpat 8roppldos, OF
@pcu ltoiteoer 1ilaoelie ior iauoun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
ct Siuese frit.

The Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.
Minneapolis, MINI, isnoer ND ct MT. ue.
mrrfet advertisement. Oct er ct Sllsee al
en- libsn eiolspiee. buis sijrrt litter SuIp,
eitsr Ssirst. Sliuer gs,ret Hart er StjsrtsI
blna,, bliper bet Iesu sr bet rsst. % naai
Der blipsr Soranprius / geiret. aniase,
Stiprtet siljeiarueu.
6irmaet pil isnoe bette innrrise Sarcme'
ter III be al bets anuoer,: icm itrirsr sfter
bet % inplGsser &c Srim9rie ior gorto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
9hnItn.
Samncl Benton, Ell

, Samnel Sentpn, Ell Miltearbetoer
nPr 8rangerpile, nor pilb / Stosen,
oa FOR oper Ell ltge itoen icubtes Solf
no ior nj lebe eiter ban. Sorle0en
Tag fanot man bom peo Sdlomori
Ripsr uteo ct brutfet Seu % en- Yi.
itoIfuaIe / &opeoet. Dian fulgte
hans Spor % iarbt, al ban par ial.
ber ,tSooer en- alippe. hnor aan bar.
De br9ffet lit 9eiL at ban bapbe truf.
fet itg neo I'll Sloben og ttlboae iaien
I'll SnIfcre boor han, heller emo az
tdaleS merterue uf Oct brrflie Ben OF
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Whfo.
Wprf Wnt henrefteS.

WDrif Ont bcnretteS. - On Wirr'
neopoIis.@ peo geupn Carl Berg
blep ben 36ie sunni benrettet / 60.
Iimtbus, Ohio, for Morbet paa en-
Sbio-Warb peo Napn Sobn Gluforo.
lleierninsel fairot Seth / SSitli 1908.
5 Obio bar man irbfert Gleftrtcitet
iom afliuringSmiooel, % ben iluffer
2tDet fort. Ifbsbes 8ebitefor9Iore
og bans Ste6far Garl 2uno Dor /
minneapolis, og 2iget er fsrt bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
fra DartfrhBftett.

carrier en- 9Seit. 2nrper trilel
meb at inStage SeottIe. On pirtelie
Yslge al Dem ipnes at iare cper 60
men rlinot Naiaet Smiro. De piite liz
fsrit / Tacoma, men tiltog MOREOVER
inotil be MI buffer ErPrne I babe
SeattIe. SaDeoprfere % Srigtri'
ipeftsrer jamnien meo 8peus Narf'
board bar iluttet fig iumnet for at
befinmpe Geiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
5hiunrTntn.

9utifcr brrnosr. - Slb ebcldaoc
/ SorsoogS TO 81itifcr / &crtpolt,
nenIig $. Is. Sel6S Sserrnnrebutit %
8oelter 8ro@. glitif. SlNeuS Sp'
fonrit fieroeS life; bocrt SirmaS Sdb
belsber iig iii cmtrent $1,000.
YuitbnsbrunS. - Sdo, iom onta'
qes at pd're pnaiut soelaaOe Toifbn'
ict og SSnoboet | aramerS Sotel %
gtahliuuS 9ltif / 9teris. lem Dill
fra IfeIp. &oitmciter Eearion on
Wobllm aaohc npr miitct Stuct. IA.
bet or $4,000 forlocn Yoitbuict.
SnriitIGipncn er nnbell, % Suri.
iter fonurrer ougIig fra Chicago, ct.
SouiS % Santos Gitp til @aIfer,
Sturc auipper nf 8ieooe 90 @dlS
iongeS, OF ottc Gofnpbaobe bolbeS /
5taoi0 GirfiUrbc6 pm 2ech Safe. en-
80 GltirSS IhlifuIon1 (et Stnas
8ieSbc) fut9cbcS al Mr8. 9rpout /
MoIfcr@ tgter. GIfS 2oqcn fisbte
Tiifen % ie1tbte Oer I'll 2ogm i Miius
uedpoliS.
Srnlnpcr. - Trmf 4. Soltlor.
ao@icrer for 9redctri6ge 9totioml
9auf, og NriS @lic 8ilbeIutrrd Dol,
tier ira Soit Nation, Soma. boIOt Tor.
leOen Dug 9rDllltp. Se CT ml noe
poa en- 9rpIltpsrciie, men oiI purc
blemme / Breckenridge efter Dem 150e
ESuli. Ct tort 9rpIlllp holbte8 SorSs
ons gftcn i 9rlrOcna 0icm /
SprirgiieIo, iOet 0ti5 Cora Gucriou
hlcO gilt mro @un9 =. 6onimL cit
alebunuN / Gpau. &iclicn iau0t
Stco / orn httberifc airtc.
GHlis Settler iOriunnScn. - Sra
Gulutt, meh0cIc>, Of Wcprae Roic.
berg. en- ugi't Sctticr pna en-
"GInim" nTr ,Eto@cd. ,lta@ta 60. or
tlCovu OonolttIa oN CT ioriumOcn.
Gn !Iabo tom til HoitberQv Spite %
1du0t Stopper ~ ltgDlcr fmitc pun
@lgloet, o. en- &r'., .aa Ser mCN
ipPnot @lrH. N$ HaarNcu ulr no.
beht ct ECprc. buoupla ser Ian en-
Gta ru N'arbcrfrTO ~ cn it1r Yuu.
mctttO urc0 @laoct aubcnt. Nnbocr,
he llr iiuttct ia i1mncn ior IT lole
otter 1om / SfoQcH.
Haar 6nOcn or 600, or aItiua ouot.
- tSor Herr Wuunc0rr lntl b.rY =.
u. SlHitao, NeNdttsr AZ "acmcr
Signnl", forlooct mcN IFiia WrnIl
&lunNm / RiccOIIlc. NoUl nam l,u.
he lat fitln0 q Nlla Nvnuou on mi.
ltc nj Soma FOR II leutc bicm IN,
Sritr. Nieu 5lm brpo GorlopcIicn
% Sanitlb ifieo iil eli allllc &tret.
% mon frnatebc Tor hans Yin. ,UuiH
ifrtlo tu1H han iia, iTorlooclirl bier
ioruU1t, "a Dem 1ir D.. ianHt 2'rrl
lupet StCh mNcr Nr melt Iopcn&,
JorbolO.
Sarif SirfcmsOc. Zen 'orene0,
bInif counaclIif lrtbcrifc Strife
Amerifa beaDuotc III SluransS,
Sutttn'ou, Ntiun.. Sen 20cn Nlrn;
yieOst boIoeS / Smrhmoeta Sfol,
st aAsgar college, toor mmtar a
9eltngerHc iadr ao1t o. %o9I9. -,
Freiier % Sele8nter bar tilite0e uel
4%nbningen % ilere tom itoen. Gor
ifIeltge Spsrgsmaal iorlpger, % e
al be DIgtigite nngaar ORGANIZATION
AZ Santunbets llrgSom. 8rpiiSelr
Tor Samfunoet er 91itor ,SeHier irt
Omaha, 8iceprnitosrt er guitor 90
boim ira Roual, Soma. Sefretrr
9airor Sobnion ira Baupacd. @is.
% Aasierer Rarcis Ped ira @lair
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
3Nputunu.
SaSicrcren % Yeuacne burtc.

""NlsNNN" W NNhNNhN SetiS
WiQium Gaffe. &a$ierer for Reb
&ooge WiuerS ltniou, or f~oriuultben
% nreo boru ST 1854 al 6orerin9ertS
Eengc. Stisut 6oreTiusets gilope
beitcmtc. al a~1Sierersn life til noaen
Sib ifitlbc bope mere enc $500 paa
Saanb, % Suffe iclp giorhc Sore.
uingellS Sruitecs pprrerfiom paa Oct,
iaa giorbe DC oca iutet for at rette
pda StililBen. 9affc bar life uroer
SouSS, Sa 6orcniuaer bap0c erfIG.
ret &opcott MOB SioeIip Guaranty
Bombing 60. 9offc iorIoo Butte
Serbng. men iopreoeS isrt / Sors-
bags % eftcrlco fig life set miirSite
Spor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
2es bpab Mrs. @eisiIit Faer:

1&iare Rrs. Hinibam: - 8 to Gar par
init 2in fun en- gproe. jeg Ieb iaa meSet Of
aninoeipgeomme % Smertsr / Gnassn oe
Genoerne. 9oftoren laabe. leg hapoe 9pres
ipsoom og GAP mig Reoicin. 8 ire Maane.
Der tog le1 bans Wteoicin, men blep Itaois
narre. wtin Ttanp raaoebe mig iaa til at
forigge Lydia Il. Pinkham's yege-
table Compound, % braate en- 5laite
hlem. 9et er ben tsriie geliigHeIie. Der no.
geniinoe er bIepen brast TT bort Siem. sSu.
Den tire Maaneoer bar ies ct mt Menneite,
Smerterne bar forluuHoue, min glniistsfarpe
bleo liar, mine zine blante % nit belle go.
item I 9oo Sranb." - Mrs. 9aula 3eislis.
176 Seneca Ctr, Buffalo, q. y.
$1,000 SsSs. bpis life Originator til ovtnnaSuts
Srep. Tom uiftr bsts sGetbss, fan fr,mlasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

ne 8pgnineer, og 8psningen opipI-
Der ale lopIige arap, ba er 9pen
tpunseir til at uSiteoe ioaoan TiIn.
belle"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07

ii6iette iig for at Do at Siinger, eitote
lit Sip. &an bIeo besrarcft, Door man
fanot bom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
Hprn pakntu.

Sn ~lansDaria Saa. Sor nnpr
IRE War itoer muroeSe 8tQiam aor.
m Wilton ltH Horite Sprefarl @el.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
ttnse @ano, ler nbrmaaeri

2ien getalin9, mens bu Irrer Seub eiter Dor frie
Bog: How to Learn Matchmaking"
STONE SCHOOL OF MATCHMAKING.
Globe Bldg, ST. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-07
: @frs. @eisilib, Buffalo. g.. p. d
bsIbreoeoes for Hpreipsoum p.b Lydia
{. Plnkham's Vegetable COMPOUND.

vi ale be fjenbte S%pebomme. iom barier
ben tpiitoelise Srgantsme. er Rpreingbomme
De met orRbenoe. So, meominore Iatien.
ten unoer9dar bnrtig % rigtia 8~ebanbling,
toninisr De ijeIoen berfro meo 9tuet.
Bel pioenbe berom beepnbte Rrs. 9inf.
ham tiolis at Itnoere benne Gpeo m, pa peb
Sammeni9tnpns al tit tore 2rsemibbeI
Tor 8pinoeipgopmre Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound -
orerbepiite bun 10 ON, at bet inoebplot ben
rette Communicating af urter, Der fttert
belbreoeoe oenne frp9tebe Sp9pom, 0prc.
ip9oom hos 3ptnoer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-08

work with a thrilling account of the fight
of the Independent against the Standard
for Independence.
The Book-Lover for May holds the usual
number of auto graphed portraits of prom
inent players and writers. They are Ellen
Glasgow, George Cary EggleStOn, Helen
Keller. Richard LIE Gallienne, Mrs. Fiske,
Richard Mansfield, William H. Gillette and
Clara Morris There are also good pic
lures of Kyrle BelIew, Annie Russell,
James O'NeiIl, Elita Proctor Otis and E.
NJ. Holland as they appear together in Z
Two Orphans revival;
The Bookman for May contains a neta-
BILE article on Building the Comic Opera,
which is good reading, a continuation OF
the series on the American newspaper and
the usual original comment by the edi-
tors.
There are three stories which involve
school life, in the May Red Book which is
just to hand, but they are of widely diff
ferent character and this does not mean
that they are intended for the Juvenile
reader. THAT Practical joke by Ethel
ShackeHord, relates the trouble in which
two young school teachers found them
selves when sensitive school girl set to
work to plan their humiliation: 'DaceF-
al" by Layon G.. Cheney, tells of the re-
volt of a young Indian man and maiden
against the limitations of reservation
school which taught them things which
did not interest them; and "A Chapter OF
Revelations, by Jessie Reno Odlin, Is a
delicious picture of the unfortunate expe-
rience of tactless visitors in a primary
school which they desire to investigate.
The May Century's features of war in
terest are Unhappy Korea" and Korea,
the Bone of Contention" both from aH-
thorities. Rev. Arthur JudSon Brown, d.
D., author of 1.-THE New Era in the Phil
ippines,'' is secretary of the board of for
eign missions on the Presbyterian church.
He has travelled in Korea and knows the
conditions whereof he writes. conditions
which may we'll make Korea unhappy
Homer B. Hubert, who contributes the
account of Korea, the Bone of Conten-
tion,'' will be remembered as author Of
1.-The Sign of the Jumna" and narrator of
''In Search of a Siberian Klendike." He
has been editor of the Korea Review Of
Seoul for some years and has made a
study of Korean history, ethnology, etc.
A great variety of topics is noticeable in
the May issue of the World Today, for
we find the following: ''Unemancipated
Woman" by Mary Richards Gray; Ferns
and Their Habits" by G. E. Waters /;
British Poets of Today" by Eugene Par
sons; New Methods in School Gardens
by Annie E. S. Beard, and character
sketch of Washington, D. c., by Eltweed
Pomeroy.
The Engineering Magazine for May has
an important article by MIR. W. L. Clark,
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-08
Lies Sunny Side.

Those of us who claim to be Sunny
slders, and really mean to be, can very
offen scatter sunshine with very littIe
effort and at Insignificant cost. One way
TO 90 this is to write frequently to
relatives and friends whom circumstances
prevent US from seeing as often as would
be pleasant for them and US. 1t is sur
prlSlng how much of real sunshine comes
With CHEEKY letter from an absent rela-
tive or close friend 1t Is the next best
thing to a VISIT. To write letter is mo
great undertaking; indeed, it is a very
small one when once begun.
There Is many lonely parent, brother
or sister or some less near relative or
.shut-in friend, to whom letter telling
what the writer is thinking or doing. or,
planning, viii come as ray of sunshine
m dark place. Such letters are often
treasured by the recipient and read many
times. This is especially true of moth
ers separated from their children, to
whom letter from an absent son or
BILE.
Let us not defer the writing Of these
letters. for If we do it may be too late.
We should remember what Mrs. Sang
ster says in her poem, ''The Sin Of OTnis-
sien:''
1T isn't the thing you do, dear,
It's the thing you leave undone
Which gives You the bitter heartache
At the. setting of the sun.
The tender word forgotten,
The letter you did not write.
The flower you might have sent, dear,
Are you haunting ghosts tonight.
''These little acts Of kindness, si
So easily out of mind,
These chances to be angels,
Which even naortals find atts n
They come in night and silence,
Each chill, reproachful wrath,
When hope is faint and tagging,
And blight has dropped on faith"
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-08

serial in the Reader magazine it at
tracted wide attention for its origi
nality and cleverness. Nance Olden, a
girl thief tells the story and we follow
her career with breathless interest
from the first chapter when she steals
the stunning little red wrap and hat
belonging to some woman of impOr-
tance concealing herself in the bishops
carriage, to avoid arrest, down through,
or rather up through, the wonderful
mazes of her schemes to the trium-
phant end as the wife of Fred Ober-
muller. Nance never had chance;
as a child she was brought up in the
cruelty" and graduated to the streets,
where she soon became the assistant
and very light fingered one-of Tom
Dorgan, one of the most notorious
her peregrinations and efforts to es-
cape the police, Nance happens to fall
in with some decent people and grad
uaIly begins to see the full meaning of
her position. Tom Dorgan goes to Sing
Sing and she remains faithful to him
for a time, until she discovers his ut
ter worthlessness and the quality of the
love he bears for her. Finally she
meets Obermuller, a rough jewel OF a.
manager, who recognizes her talent
and gives her chance on the stage.
Nance Is a born thief and 1t takes stiff
resolve and moral courage for her to
resist taking money or jewels IL she is
left alone with them.a But eventually
she becomes known as a clever actress.
throws off Dorgan forever and lives
straight, though one of the last things
she does is to steal a paper for the
sake of Obermuller, whom she marrieS.
The legitimacy of the last proceeding
is conceded by some who understand
the intricacies Of dramatic ventures.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-08

WiEshire's magazine, has a diverting dig
cussion of Woman and Socialism, The
Colorado strike situation is treated ex-.
tefnpts to show that he present condition
is the outgrowth OF a conspiracy between
Gov. Peabody and the mine owners to de-
stroy the Western FederaSion of Miners.
The readers Of the May number Of The.
Book1over's Magazine will find much that
he expects to find as a matter of course,
in this magazine. He will also find several
pleaSurabIe surprises,
Harold Bolce sends from Japan, for the
May number, a thoughtful discussion Of
the problems that will ensue II Japan
Should WinMthe s, third third ,.o 9f his notable
Joseph NJ. Rogers, whose articles on
Hateful Presidential Conventions have
been feature of preceding numbers, con-
Quay to the May number, that is remark
able for its frankneSS and fairness.
The transatlantic raveler will enjoy
Winthrop Packards 8 gossIry article in the
May number, on Stewards of an Ocean
Liner with its interesting illustrated ac-
count of their multifari3us duties above
and below decks.
The Atlantics series of articles on ed
vertising," which has been SO favofably
received, is continued with a paper on
1.-The Humors of Advertising" Smusingly
treated by Rollin Lynde Hartt. Other de-
PrejudiceS," characteriStically humor-
Gus paper by Samuel M. Crothers; The
Work of the Woman's Club" by Martha
E. d. White and ''Bliss PeEry's Screed on
Fishing With Worm a very VTaitonsey
chapter wrote by worthy disciple OF the
gentle art of angling.
Prof. Frederick J. Turner contributes
the opening paper Of a historical resume
of 1.The Diplomatic Contest for the Mis-
sissippi Valley preceding and leading UP
to Jefferson's historic Louisiana purchase
and Alvan F. Sanborn sends from Paris a
valuable and interesting letter reviewing
1.-The Year In France
The Strand Magazine for May certains
the first installment of the Memoirs oi
Sarah Bernhar1t." /" This markable wom-
an is to give to the world an autobiogra-
ply, in which she will give full account
of her extra ordinary career and incident
ally her impressions and opinions Of
places and people she has known.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-08
THE MAY MAGAZINES.

McClure's has attracted to it's columns
a remarkably clever bunch of young writ
ers several of whom appear to great ad-
vantage in this number. Myra Kelly. who
In her own unique vein is close upon Mrs
Martin and Josephine Daskam as a writer
of children's stories strikes twelve in an
other deliciously comic sketch of East
side school life in New York IN III R. H
The Prince of Hester Street" Henry c.
Rowland who by the way, is himself a
doctor, mixes love and therapeutics de-
hghF%lIy in The Doubling of the Doc
tor Rex E. Beach. who has won ffatter-
ing recognition with his stories of the
West. now seeks Alaska fer his ba cl1-
ground, and in North Of Fifty-thr
describes thrilling Klendfke adventure.
Alxah Milton Kerr has anether of his
popular railroad stories located ION the
Saddle Bow Range IN the Tar Southwest
Like Mr.. Beachss 1t is a story of stren-
ueuS heroiSm A new writer for Mcclure s
appears ia Joseph Bfetheu. who contrib
utes & pathetic little comedy called ben
Zeni's Matinee" Sarah Orue Jewett in
her sympathetic manner, walks and talks
with lovely old-~ouple in Journey back
to auld lang Syne on "a Spring Sunday -
One misses not finding chapter of
MISS TarbPlfs remarkable aad now ia
nous History of the Standard OIL" but
we are told by the editors that In the
next number Miss TarbeH viii resume her