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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

TIMBER 6affelfetnipen.
Gn ~nittenaarig 9drl, Ssn at 9aarbs
sier Sens Gbr. 5anfen at lbr, bar
fOrrise Ssnbdg Sormibbass bos
nbbeleren | l1br beb Belle bebj9fpe>
fig meb at ifare 6dffelie. !5an fom
ba for nar til Maftinen, bbis 2niD
tilfsjebe BAN ct bbbt Snit | gaffenz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

IS brsj Sdn6bs6. Sinbse
f%neelags, Or. meb. Self, 9iborg,
~ifriper 81. a. fslaenbe ! Port 8ib":
,,8i bar nblig fet ben fraFti9e
9eo9gelie, bet er lpttebes 6erbiemms
al rejIe for 5uberfuloiens 9ef9ms
pelfe. men tror nogen al Qltoboliss
mems 9etbbning for be entefte ia
miller eIer for Samfunbet / fin 6els
beb er ringere enb 9uberfuloIens2
Com Qorfae til Sbebom og 0sD,
til JorbrpbelIe og 5attieoom toms
mer intet Qlfobolismen ner. Den
soelagser %utaIige 6jsm Og bliper
en- flung 9brbe for Samfunbet.
llben ben Oilbe hi funne fpare }
at Sinbsfbeeanifalter os 6ofpitas
Ter, } at 5engsler og J at 5uttiss
anitalter = ldbe regnet.
Sg bog ftdar iaa mango, iom les
benbe interesferer fig for beres
Mebmenneifers e1er for Somfun.
bets 9el, ligsspfbi9e ODER for Qltobos
lismen uben at bette en- Singer til
bens gefampelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

~ inbesm9rte / Ranum.
syor Ranum Statsfemindrium bar
bet ct tort CAB, at en- at bets op9z
tigite earsre, 9eber peoerien Smitt,
i forrige Maaneb afgit beb 0sben.
Saa mart Seminariets nuO9rens
De gleber efter Suleferien iamleoes
;gen, beiluttebe De at gaa / Spioz
Zen for at faa reiit ben afbolbte Ca
rer ct Minbesm9rfe, og be bar oers
for M uofenbt en- OpfOrbring til
nqpnts StatsI eminariums ttbligere
Gleber ON at bbe 8iorag til bet pdde
tRnfte MinhesmRrte. Oct er igp=
rigt ct meget ftprt 4ntal at 5oIte=
ffplens 9erere, Der bar npbt gpbt al
Smitts Seminat Misunderstanding tbi
Iioen 1866 bar ban fgrit | s Q1r
anfat peb bet pripate Semindrium
/ 9ebbeo peo 6orfens, og / nRiten
80 4dr bar ban berefter pRret sc:
minarielerer / Hanum. 6an bal
en- ualminbelig bpgtig og iamDittig.
beosfulo Carer / Sang pg Muiif
% bldnot fine Gleb<r bar ban IA.
Jig ct Inutt Minbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

partiet, iaa ban fort efter bsbe iom
6slee at bet Itarte 8lobtab. og in.
ben 2agen tom til Steoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

at bette gmbebe. Oct eneite. ionl
/ gieblittet tan iiges at Dere ianoz
ibnligt, er. at man, faufremt DC
Iingen itulbe bltpe ipartiat, og bri
M beitaaenbe Gmbebe iOm 2. Stiftss
PROFIT ober Siaaunos Stiff / ben
anleoning tube bliOe neola9t, oil
tilbpbe ben Nednb. iom for 5ioen be-
tleoer bette Gmbebe, at blioe Stifts=
PROFIT / bet me Stiff, iaafremt
@renferne for bette maatte blioe
T%aabanne. at bet OiNoe paste at hdot
Stiftsproolten bpenbe / Stores
bebinge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16
DaflfnarR.

9ra teinbettel {. Deb
0simesien / 5reoeritstirte forrige
Ggnoa9 inDfattes airtens npe
Sognepreit paitpr q. 90. 9ariea,
/ 1T Gmbebe. 9oImens propit, aic.
5enser, foretOg SnoiattelIen DeO IN
iapn Og biertelig 5iltale til prelt
og Menigbeb / 5iltnptning til 9az
gems gamle Goaneeiium ON ben ros
merIte 0pbebsmano og bans Ben,
% peo at opl9ie bet fongellge
&atosbreo % giitoppens SenbeItris
pelle. Sognepr9it 9arien prebitez
De berefter ooer 0dgens Setit, be-
toneoe, at bet life blot g9lber ON
at begibe ia ub paa Greens 9pboer,
trrqt Itolenoe paa SUBS Orb DIN
SDnbernes 5orlaoelie og ct eot9t
Qin, men ogfad ON at ta9e ct 4rs
befoe op / 6errens 1~i;eneite, inodos
pg ubaotil. 5grIt berpeo bIiper
man ct baaOe alOorligt og glab
Menneife.
Den unge qrafts Orb ipntes ct
fange 9ierterne bOs Den tore Sill
6prerfrebs, Der ganite O~perfplbte
airten, og be9runbebe bans Ben
ners 6aab om, at bet Dil lptfes BAN
life Blot at boloe lammen paa 5rez
peritstirfens gumle g~runotpi9ife
0}enigbeb. men at iamle beIe So9z
ne~menigbeoen ON i'm 5%ortpnOelie %
fit 4rbejoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

ret bar n9ret mutt, er blebet fsrt
2orn biem. Oct anpenoes til Strs.
elie, oa 5uglene bar APPLET dl
9ernen. Straaet er felpfglgelig iaa
gobt iom intet barb.
Sptooterne pdd aoncert.
IS .,triitelig 5orening for un8e
M9nbs" fore 5eitiul ufbolbtes Der
forrige Ssnoag bitten en- bel life
9oncert for ben berparenbe 9arnis
ion. Naar Ri finoe Qnlebning til at
pmtale benne, er bet, forbi ben Sld9s
muIitalite unber6oloninger pinper
faa megen Silllltning, at 5orie9ss
ne iwittert ber 9entages bbppisere.
eno 5ilf9lbet bar b9ret. De, Der
asIiftereoe peo aoncerten, bar oae
militare, og baabe Oficerer, llnoers
oHicerer % menige bar repr9ientes
rebe.
ltoe paa 5retroner Ii9ger ON
8intercn SsbeF9itnineens gefaz
linQsmanbsftole, ibldnbt bois
Gleper Sfolens neIttommanoerens
be, 9remierlejtnant Bang, MI / 1t
Bar 4dr / 5r9ft bar uobdnnet ri
prqgtiet SoIbateri ongtor, Der peo
ftere 2ejfigbeber bar 9ipet geois
PAD. at Wilit9ret ielb raaber oper
Wiinler til at unberboloe ben menis
qe Wono boebe pad ct fornsjelig
Ga bel9renbe Waabe. 3retronerfoz
rel logoe for meb Sdul3' imufte,
iins Gang: oRu Dor 8u | bet
fjerne", bporefter en- aorpordl fang
8ortbOlbps Sig Simlen bDGlpcr
itierneflar" folo. 9ejies morIoms
me: Seq bar iuu grasIelig onbt /
min Mobe" banbt ubelt 5oritaaelie
6os bet al oae 8ad6enarter iammsn
fatte publitum os peb at gentage
ben biperie 9an9e, tpittereoe man
for be brdgen6e 9lupIalOer.
Smelem San9ene tog Snitrus
menterne fat. 9remierlsitndnt
gdno fpi0ebe Git6er, Qsitnant Ga.
lomonIen Manbolin og TO meni9e
~6e6anblebe beres 9ioliner cfter ale
&unitens Regler.
aoncerten Tluttebe meb QfIbngels
ZEN af: Oct er ct bnbiet 0anb",
fom bet 9nnife 9ublitum iitemte.
geberb9ftige. Gn peitjpoit
5sritefulom9gtig. Der f~oreItoo aOfs
TONER, pleiebe / QOertisiementer ON
%iaaoanne altib / Slutnineen at
~ffripe:
ogeberb9ftige, 5ulomGetig u.
q. betsnbie asbere erbOloer arebit
Ii ofD."
Gn Manb fra Surisbittionen, Der
moi tunbe bupe Chit i'll peo en- 9is
pen 2ejli9beb at bare tlar oper, o1l
ban bsrts til 5ufouiesiigens befeHp.
tie ae6ere, t~ilifreo ba benne unbtr
nebsnfiaaenbe Qoresie:
.8soerbeFti9e
6r. 5ulOmaatig q. q.
Q9Dens Hdbn.)"
5Or 5remtiben bar Oebtommenoe
Monb Imiffert bsrt til 5~ulbmGgtie
gems / bbert 5alo ,,befenbte" 9ebere,
ffribsr .gdrbe aDis".
Stofbehe libel. sos
6usmanb q. Gbriffenfen poa Neis
iig Marf / Otter 9osiins blep for
leben TO toanrige 5piIinger ifolbeoc
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

BET fbage &en" / Nth
helfurt. Gn ung, t9f Dame, Der
Dor IiOt uben for Miobslfart, bops
be forleOen Darst inbe / 8ben os ts6t
no9le @entiager. pa bun bar paa
8eien bjem, bleO BUN tiItaIt at en-
ManOsperfOn, Der tiliibit bleO tenn
melig nar9aaenbe. Men Der bar
ban tommen til ben astte. 6un tcg
ct asbtualsbopeo op at lin aurp og
tlaftebe bet / 5slse ,,MiOoelfart
4Dis" uf fulO Strait lige / Qniiqs
tet pad BAN. 6on gap Ell @ral fra
FIG og Iuftebe ar; BUN gift rolig BIZ
bere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

gfubfelig beb unber
eoninesarbeibet. timber
en- minbre SlbsOuabe forleOen /
Nsrreiunbbp tom 5~orpalter Niels
Stenstrup pad 6ols aaoeauarb til
Stebe for at bielpe meb Glufninz
gen. 8runoen blsb burtig %ilutfet,
men fort 5ib efter farhtes Stenss
trup liegenbe paa Rbggen bsb. Sdn
er fiftert bsb at ct 5ierteIag.
Stenstrup bar en- meget uniet 2anps
manb, AS 4ar gammel. 6an bar
netop / 8esreb meb at tsbe 2abez
gdarben Of Gjerinben, proprister
6afon 0abls Gnfs.
Sielfanbs Stifts Dtz
ling. 5 4nlebning at be | 8lae
bene itabig til6agepenbenbe nbtalels
Ter ON, bbem Der beb en- epsntuel
Oeltng az SlRudnos Sttft ffulDs
bore ubfet til giffop oper bet nbe
Stift, fer q. 3. fig | Stanb til at
mebbele, at lige1om Spsrgsmaafet
ON felbe Oelingen enbnu ftaar ben
ganffe I bet upisfs, faalebes sr ser
life trufet nogen 8effemmelie efler
paa Jorbaanb gipet noget fom belfl
1ilfdgn meb 9enfpn til 8elattelIer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

St9ren flpiter muntert Der /
Oisfe 0aae, ftrioes Der nplis fra
Sarbosre til 0agblabet. Den Ton,
Der / gegnnbelfen at ugen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16
Mark

Money Or
ders sendes
hurtigt og
billigt.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03

proof in support ofhis claim. and that
said proof will I~ made before. Register
and Receiver Of the U. s. Land Office
ut Their Office at Walla Waila, Wrsb..
on Inc ., l0oi.' wiz. V.rl, Turner,
VIII" uha,ie:H. E No. 1867, for the
NExNE!. S! Mel & SCI NWi, See, :.
Ii Z n, X 90 E, W NJ,
he'Taiics the following witnesses TO
prove hi. continuous residence upon
nni cultivation OF said land, viz: Ava
f Scott. William II. Syi'zlr, Nathan
d Benve-, and Gordon Holmes all Of
Expansion, Washington. +.
J. l. MOHUNDRO-
Register
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
o car Olson, o. o. Nohcn, Frank
Enigh and W. 4. Moiu;n all of Ken,ic-
wick, Washington.
j. L. MoHUNDRo.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT Of the Intrior. Land
OFFICE at Walla Walla, Washington. :
May II, 1904.
Noricc is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler ha. ii,M noti. G
o. his intention to make iin,l proof III
support Of his; claim, and that said
proof will I've made before Register aud
Receiver, L. 6. L,nh OH q Mt walia
walla, washington, on June %, 1901,
viz: william +. NJ ,riin. whn malr II.
L. No. 1876, for the NEl, Sc 10, IT,.
IN r. 2s +. w NJ.
lie nsnies the following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon
al,l cultivation Of saii land. viz: Curl
w,lliama, Harvey Martin, Charles
L .n,ly and Ava williams nil Of Ken.
newick, Washington.
j.. l. MouUNDao, Il 'gis or.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, Land
Office ut Walla Walla, Wash.
April 20, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention 10 make communication
proof In support'o: his claim, nid tha'
said proof will b. male before Register
and Receiver of the U. 8. Land Once
Mt Wnlla Wall,. Washington ON June
o, 1901. viz: Avn r. Scntt, who mSls
II. II. Nh. l2l7l, for the NWl Mt
NEf NWl aud Lots AMI 9, Bee. q
TIP s N, II % f., w. NJ.
lie names the following witnesesS
to prove his continuous residence uP""
aud cultivation Of said land. viz
Ncria NJ. Turner, w II SEifz'er. ~
ID Dmvcr', Gordon Holmes, I'LL "f En-
pansion, Washington.
J.L MoHUADRo,
Register.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
Horse Heaven.

ne lloT5e heaven country
south of Kennewick was until
recently considered worthless,
and fit for grazing purposes
only. Later years have demon.
strated that it is a good wheat
country. This section is just
now beginning to develop and it
is being found that its wheat
producing adaptability far ex-
ceeds expectation. This year
promises an unusual yield.
The wheat fields have headed
out and the grain will be ready
for harvesting by July LIST.
Here are a few Of the leading
farms with the seeded acreage
which will undoubtedly run
from fifteen TO twenty bushels
per acre. A. H. Richards, 5000
acres; G. A. Lundy, 1000 acres !;
W. A. Hettinger, 1900 acres;
J. l. Irwin, 14Oo acres: Lee Bro.
theirs, 400: Fred Cresswell,
1900 acres; ]. P. Smalley, 1000
acres; R. Gerry, 1900 acres; Jas.
Dodson, 400 acres; G. Conway,
400 acres. Many others have
farms out there whose acreage
we are at this writing unable to
obtain. The farms above men,
toned represent a total Of over
10000 acres and will probably
yield this year from fifteen to
twenty bush per acre. A
conservative estimate of the
wheat crop in Horse Heaven
adjacent to kennewick, this
year is at least 100000 bushels
Next year the area will be con.
eiderably increased. These
large farms are generally situut-
ed upon lands formerly belong.
ing to the railroad company.
Now homesteaders have taken
up large part of the govern
ment land, and are beginning
to improve their claims. 1t is
therefore, to be expected that in
u couple ofycars hundreds of
smaller farms aggrcgating n
greater area than the larger one 8
will dot this stretch of country,
and that annually a halfa mil
lion bushels Of wheat will be
marketed at Kennewick.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03

DESERT LAND, FINAL rRoOF
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, WalIa
Walla, Washington.
April 81, 1904
Mice is herel,v given tina. Milton
0. T'hbi's of Mission, Washington,
has filed notice of intention to make
pro # on his desert.lln claim N ). 70,
for the NWI & w! NE}. See 20, TVS
n r so L W.M. l., fore the Reyi,,,r
and Receiver Of the U. S. Land OtIi,,.
ut their flee At Wnllu Walla. Wash,
on Tuesday, the l4th day Of June.
1901.
II. names the following witucssos !,
prove the complete ilrg,tion and re-.
ella ra,i"n of said la. d: Thomas t.,u.
grove, c. L Lum, Jr., y. w. Owens
u. L Hanson, ell of K.unewick
Washington.
]. L. Mohundro
Register.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
Dissolution Notice,

The partnership heretofore ex-
listing between A. H. johnson and
Rufus Fullerton under the firm
name Of Johnson & Fullerton is
this 9th day of May, 1904, dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Rufus Full
lerton retiring and A. II. johnson
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
We Offer a Few Suggestions.

DO not the prices of Goods with ofChcago
shop goods for don't that class of goods We believe
in building trade and with goods
alright prices. See!
YOU can get anything in line the right price for
prepared supply your Remember the better
chance give supply the better able will lie
do
ORDER your u.s. and you will be pleased with
it. We have Ed V. Prices samples 10 order from,
the best there is and prices satisfactory.
FKON until put the prices of
heavier suits so low that yon afford o the
chance of getting
CHICAGO mail order houses offer you great induce
you may think. But do they? Renieni-
Der when you send them money, it long
ing back but when you with you may soon
get money back See!
SCOTT & co
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03

continuing the buiness. All ac-
counts due the firm are payabl. to
A. H. johnson. All accounts owed
by the firm are assumed by said
A. Fl. Johnson.
A II. JOHNSON.
RUFUS FULLERTON.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NVTINE FUR PUBLICATION.
department of the Interior, Lane,
omce at Walla Walla, Wash.
April 81, 1904.
Notice is her,ly vivtn hat The fol
'o"lng'naned settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make Communication
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03
Government Wants ito Waters
to lrric ate Franklin County.

to lrrigate Franklin County.
Thirty men are engaged in
the field work of the hydro.
graphic department of the
United States geological survey
on surveys and reconnaissance
in connection with tho re.
clamation scheme, having for
its end the irrigation of a large
section of arid land in Franklin
county with waterto be taken
from Hangman creek and the
Palouse river. Representatives
of the federal government have
recently filed notices appropriate
ing the water Of the Palouse
river at Hooper and that Of
Hangman creek at Tekoa for
this purpose, and notices ap.
propriating the Rock lake basin
and the Washtucna lake basin
as reservoir sites in connection
with the undertaking.
The preliminary work in
connection with the Palouse
river scheme is being carried
on under tho direction Of T. A
Noble, photographer Of the
geological survey, who has his
main offices in the Peyton block
in Spokane.
The first Of the four appro-
priations notices fled was that
appropriating the Washtucna
lake basin as o reservoir site.
This notice was posted at Wash.
tucna lake and copy of it filed
at Pasco, the county seat of
Franklin county, on May 9Th.
The notice describes the district
appropriated as covering a
much larger area than the lake
proper, and extending twelve
miles to the westward, almost
to Connel.
On the same date that the
Washtucna notice was posted
there was posted a notice at
Tekoa appropriating 5000 cubic
feet of water per second from
Hangman creek for use in the
scheme. The amount appro-
priated is far in excess of the
normal flow Of the stream, being
intended to cover tho maxi
mum How at the highest stage
of water.
On May '7th q notice was
posted at Rock Lake and filed at
Colfax arpropriating tho Rock
Lake basin as a reservoir site in
connection with tho Palouse
scheme. This portion OF tho
CONTINUED on Page5.l
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-03

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Walla WalIa
Washington.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-29

-Oie2uftfdi differ,peI6 6 E
bieIer Sage in paris nit Dem lents
barren 2uftiaiff n2ebauO IL" in Die
SDbe ftiegen, md6ten bod oben in ben
2iiften cine msrtpiirbige Gntosdung.
Sic bemertten duf bem Saulpert oes
9allpns eine srobe Rutte, bic iih rus
big bem etgenartisen 8ergnii9en bieier
9uftfabrt bingab. sic mar pabrs
I6einlih pGbrenb Der gid9t bort
binuufgetlettsrt. Den 2uftIdiffern
ma9te Die Qntpeienbeit oes Ragers
bur6aus teinsn SpaB. Sic fiir4tes
ten, bab bas Sbisr ben 8srIu6 MAIDEN
t0nnte, bic 8allOnbiille gu 5ernugsu,
nm in bas Snnere einauoringen.
@liidli9ertpeiie mar bas niht Der
SAL; bic Ratte benubm ii9 Iebr pers
niinftig uno tonnte, als Der 8ullon
unten anlungte, gefunsen uno getootet
pereen.
Sn 5bprntpn Sail Su
gudinsbamibire, uuf Dem alien Sers
reniiBe Der ebr,piirbiseu Sumilie Snrs
ref, bic Idon 400 Sabre cine bob'
StelIuug unisr benz llbel @nelanos
eiunimmt, mil elm Droidtentutfder
Benjamin Sprrel alS re6tmGbiaer
Grbe eiusieben. Seine glnfpriide ftiiBt
er barauf, bab er Elm Ru6tomme Spbn
Sprrers, bes britten Sobres BON
Sir Sbomus Sbrrsl Isi. Sbomds
itdrb 1705 unb biuterlieb feds S0bs
ne. Der Glteite Sobr bate ipteoer
brei S0bne, ppn osren nur Der brittle
beiratbste. 9luf feline Sodter, bic nit
einem 0r. Cotton permGblt mar, linb
bic 9eiistbimer Der 6umilte iibersss
sausen. Der 9utiGer bat nun ers
tIGrt, bob Der brittle Sobn BON Sir
S6omas iein llrerpbouter iei, uno
bdb aud i9on iein @robputer uno
Batter, Der 2sBtere i'm Sabre 1860,
9lnIprii6e auf ben ibnen re9tmdBis
suItebenben 9eIib semaht bGtten. 9p9
bGtten iis nit ibren 8emiibunssn nidt
our1oriuesn tpnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-09-29

Safsufier. Der Seiiber So
bann Siebran5 purbe BON ieinem nit
Rosgen belaoenen Wdsen 10 unsliids
lid iibtrfabren, bab er I9psre inHsrs
@erlsBunssn erIitt unb perItarb.
Wi obroorf (9ingit). Die brei
Sabre alte So6ter bes arbeiters 8ebs
rsus trdtte einen 9idel an Der Ddnue
nb. Gs frat 8lutoergiftuns Elm, tpeIs
der bas 8inb gum Spfsl fieI.
Riigenpdlbe Der 81 Sabre
nIte 9lltfber Satob S9tpunbte aus
5d,laipin fpurbe in Der 9.meinbemtrz
gelsrubs uIs 2eide aufssfunOsr. @s
1T anSunebmtn, OuB Der ults Wdnn
f.lbit ben SOb aeIu6t bat. 90 Spuren
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-29
BoWSer's Hard Luck
His Attempt Amateur Farmer Doesn't Succeed Very
Well, and the Old Man Is Again Down and Out.
and All Owing to Onion

in loving manner there was Il smile
had solved the problem. He was grow
ing an onion where an onion had never
grown before. He was not only Il con-
suner but a producer. He could now
meet the tillers of the soil and talk
taters and timothy hay to them and
be sure Of his position. He wandered
into the house with his hands under
his coat tails and nodded to the cook,
smiled at the cat and beamed on Mrs.
BOwser
Its there" he said as he sat down
and beamed some more.
THE onion? she queried.
"Of course. What else is there to talk
about? It's coming along like a calf
kicking up its heels III show Uncle
Josh before get through that he's not
the only man who can grow vegetables.
Some night-some night in the far dis
tant future-when that onion has at
tanned its growth and become hard and
crispy and palatable we will provide
ourselves with crackers and beer and
Gevour him. 1t will be the first onion
of our own raising 1t will be an oc-
casion to be proud off,
+ "Wel. l hope you won't be disap-
pointed"
"And l feel that I shan't be. The
weather report says look out for thun'
lerstorms tomorrow. Mrs. Bowser
should one appear l want you to have
your eye on that onion
But what can do:" she asked.
"Have basket ready to cover ovel
it. If it seems to attract lightning
have the cook go out and stand neal
It,"
"And let her get struck"
"Alrs. Bowser, there is but one onion
while Il cook can be had any hour o
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"Your onion. Mr.. Rowser,o


Mr. Bowser dashed through the
kitchen into the back yard, and just
then the crowd of boys poured through
the gate and the donkey Went salloping
about. He reached the onion, and with
one pull of his teeth il came out of the
ground and top and bulb We're swal.
lowed together. Nh Euwscr seized 4
clothes pole but it was too late. All he
could do was to run those boys for
their lives and to pound, thump, batter
and wal!op that donkey until donkey.
brays and man disappeared down the
alley and We're lost in the shadows OF
night.
Then the katydids came out of their
downy beds and called mournfully to
each other. while the dogs i'll the next
block barked in wailng way, and the
moor rose blood red over 4 pea green
horse barn, and all nature seemed to
Shuadcr Tho drama of the Lone
Onion had been played to the end, and
the family butcher realized that II he
sent over any bone With the steak for
the next two weeks his span Of life
gould be cut in two like a grapevine.
NJ QUAD.
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the day. If q sacrifice is necessary.
y,

the day. If sacrifice IS necessary.
then sacrifice Jane"
The doom of that onion had already
been sealed, though Mr. Bowser sus-
pected it not. He sat in his easy chair
and slowly smoked his cigar and CON
templated the ceiling with the satisfac-
ton that comes to a man who has &C.
complished some worthy object. Mrs.
BowSer had Il bit of sewing, the cat
purred on the hearthstone, and there
We're security and contentment in the
house of Bowser.
Then q donkey which was being led
along q street two blocks away by n
boy suddenly broke away and galloped
down the alley. The boy was of course
instantly Joined by half a dozen other
boys. and of course they followed the
donkey with whoops and yells, The
Bowser alley gate stood open. AS the
cook emptied a pan Of ashes she forgot
to close 1t. The donkey would have
been a calf not to have seen the open
gate and turned in.
Great snakes, but what Is that?"
shouted Mr.. Bowser as he leaped to
his feet.
The donkey brayed defiance at his
DurSuerS
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mead taken off,
Not necessarily mine, Tommy, but
somebody's.
''Then why don't bejeweled' mean
havin yer jewels taken olfE'-Balti-
more American.
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The Proud Papa.

Baby carriages? Yes, sir said the
dealer. what sort of one did you
want?"
"Well," said Nupop proudly, you'd
better give me a six months size. He's
only six weeks old, but large for his
age. "-Phiudclphi Press.
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A Small Boys Question.
Tommy Figgjam-PawE
Figgjam-I Yes, sonny.
Doesn't hvhe"dnd mean havin' yer
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You are an eXtravagant girlw
"Why, papa, | haven't even asked
you to buy me duke"-Boston Jour
nal
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$50 glad to come out here to see you.
THE place is just lovely But tell me
why did you move SO far away from
the city? Was the smoke too disagree.
able?"
NO"
ooh, the noise of the street cars both
cred you?'
NO"
WAS it the rush and rattle that you
couldn't stand:'
NO"
"Thcn why, pray, did you come out
hereT'
Just to try to get away from the
inquisitivc borcs in the city."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer