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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
Comic &eanes 8rgrnSelir.

SuSoag e~fterui66a8 ST.. 100
iamIeoes / Ssr8ebuiet pau Cole.
qrunoen SumiIiei1s nGrmeite SIe9t
% 8enner ON Den nFosSc8 Saare.
Som omtaIt pad Ct on6et Steo / @los
Set, bar mango al SIeaten fomue
Iongpetsfra. 8aa 6en anbue BIab$
iloeufor SSrgebuiet itoo GollegetS
Stllbenterfor 90 De spriec Gleper.
EamiIiers mangeaarige Ben, Brof.
8r. 2our. 2arieu, tolfcSe | pafre %
QriberSe Orb ben Sors, ole De ill.
itebenprertSe fsIte oper ben un9e Ti.
ges 8Ortgang, og 6crtrsitningen peS
Scoer Sc1, Ct 9e6eu mr. EFT %ebu.
hporfra bum ffilIbe ppoaagne I'll ct
berIiaerc 9io enc set, iom bar al
5Iuttet. Soru6en SoImeiougen iSr
og efter SaIen ioug Sh,oenterforet
70 Sangc. 9igfsIget bcgno Itg tu til
Girfen ibet GoGeget$ 2prere % Gle.
rer murihereOe i SpiOieu i 10 8Gf'
Ter, bOorefter fuIgte eli lang 8Gtte
@ogue.
Den fore Sirfc bar fuIOt til
SrdngieI, og mango moattc itoo,
Zen GeItooeI'e, beu uuge &ige8 Cob
bnooe raft, b~ept6nrNe2 oainn reb DC
uie6oonlig mango oatre 8ranie %
8lomiter, bpormcS Stitch % 4Iter'
foSen bur impffet. Srmo0cu$ Scr
munS, 8oitor 9. aorru, talte ira
grpNifritolen noale bcrIi8r Ere'
fiens Orb for 6en ier0enoe 6amiIie,
for Sen trGtte % bubt u~eObsiebe 0to-
ser. iom bel ieItc SIo9et booroeit,
8ua 2lttber Colleges Be8ne toltC
grof. Go. 8rells oormt % inSerliat,
Zen aiosSe hsrte Iigeiom Goaegct
iii. Sun bar ieSt % opDofSeu ! bets
umIo6eIbarc Rprbeb, % bcnoeS cl.
ffeliQe Serb bao6e o9iaa paa Col
Irget5 2nrcre % EiicipIe aiort ct
iddbant Suotrpf, at De MT icIte in.
SerIig Smcrte beN benOes GeS. Bro.
fe8ior 8. g. Brandt braote Silicn ma
8crmcr REQ Suther Scminor / Sam.
line, iom meb IepenOe GeItaBelie
bao6e bort ON BEN un8e RiaeS boar'
De SggSom Ger ifuIoe iou en- SFoe.
lia ltSgaug. Gouiie Healc bop6e e;
&ar gar gaaet paa 9pcn$ 6siifolc
% oginn Der bapoe bun punSei man,
ae geHner, ion / tort initial par til.
fte6e I airFen. Renisbeben5 8reit
&aitor s. g. &orriiou ~belruenSte iif
til Oisie og andre iom life ~ioritct
Sort / Ell eugelif Scle bpori bar
ifil6reoe zen aiSsOe8 gip og 6prt
i6lanSt o.. CT tort Scr al Ia
mer lang til a%iilutring ~S6D mil d
bone. gaa airfegoarSeu iorretteOt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
8epiIenineer til Roren.

a~rissminiiter Saft bar foreIoet fol
Observation-Disclosures fine geresnin
ger anaaaenbe, bpnb Der trrnses fol
S9ren | @egnifabsaaret, iom enoe,
30te Stunt 1907. San suffer, al
3cngresen ffal bepilge $104 $685.
267.75 9ette er $9,7t7, 1922 so min.
ore emo aonaresens gepiIsnins fol
8egnffabsaaret 1906. Men bet el
Dog en- nmaaoeIig Gum, ben aineri.
tanffe Scr iInger / bore Gage. Re'
ouftionen saar for oct meite ITO oper
gepitsninserne til 6Iober 90 Sabne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
J. 8. Horton haoret.

s. SterIiitg Worton bar mn fadel
fit Noniinent. Get blep aiIlsrct
Morton Nnrf / gacbraifa Stir, Nebrn'
ifo, nnoer itore SeitioeIisbeoer MI on
esroagen. 5000 Meuueifer por til
itebe for at are Minoet ON BEN Mono.
buis Wotto bar: "gInnt Sr4rl" Gro
Der Glebelnnb bolot 5eIttaIen. Gor-
benoGrenbe giceprGfioent u. g. Ste
uenion, @iiuerner Ridep, forb. 5Iaa'
beminiifer Serbert % forb. Snoen'
rigsminilter 0roncis Dor tiliteSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
SRA Sprtng Grove.
(efier "SeraIo".i

Or. % Mtrs.G Sen'en % berss Dot,
ter Snsa Tom iurrise Girsbns tilbaes fra
FIN Gur til StilebapsfgIten.
- 9uitbuiene Ireble % gucatan Ell
lutfeoe, ba Gplf, iom betientes al benz,
MI brtienrs al 2anbppit'R uterne fra
Spring @ruue.
- s. alnt, iom for ipo Star iiben
reiite iii '@uloIeltcrne / alaIta, fpm
biem Manbass aiten. De ips en- Glib,
for Glm faaot, buao ban isate, men
ban itpbte enbelis poa Cub % fom
hlem iUm en- bel bplosn Maub. San
rsiitc iibiie Dnsbns ill 9tprse.
- Rariin Ggseu fra 8teuna, g.
g., ipm bar u9ret fer / Seirs en 5ib,
rcilte bjem @anoass giteu. San tos
msb fig ire Of giels Sbprions Born,
Tom ban ps bans SuItrH ifal pIeie.
Gg9en ct Ell of Iiuresrerre beruoe,
bar en- bel Del 9anb, ps iijpr tisbte
ban en- Slasierbpb i Sieuua, bpOr ban
bar giprt goo Correcting.
- @iter @ubstjeneitsn Spnbag ben
15be bs., irnaots z. 9aulion hen til
8ait. &sque ps inSbpo BAN til Wib.
bags / atrteuS 8aiemeni, bppr Wenis'
beoeus Spinbsr bapbs aursttet ct Seit'
muoltio. Oct er iaor W~enisbeoens
Subelaar ps bet safe gar, Gait. 8saue
~tierer @terisbeNsn, % iom Ell Ruaitipn.
uelie Of bans Grbeioe pperraftes BAN
Ell Yeu9sium al 1858.
- GDI8euoe tom iibite use benz fra
Rortb Gatuto: Scr. Snuiter % bans
Sgiter, Mrs. Oscar SpaSbaig %
Serubarb SOlber9 Tom TurSoaeS Gis
ten. Splbsrg bar Ell Stpr Del al Sonla
mereu UpbOtNt fig / Cummings, Graft
County. Seter Sulopripn Tom fro
@smpno, % Sulius 9pmsn, ipm bar
orbeiNet i garrett ps 3reitins ruHot
Biting tpm 9oroas gtiten.
- SsnSas ben 15oe Stipter isirebs
Snlppr 8. arapit % bans SnItrn Sri
it, 5ru &. q. Sasberss 5Urrlore fl
9iamuntbrpaup / 8rGitesaarben i Rice'
iOrb. Ge Git ON 5ormihouDcu til Gt'
ters i Sirtsn, % pm Gitermiobnsen bal
Der 5amiliersunioH / 8rrite9aaroeu
bps Raitur GaSbcr9. 2illtere bar BET
9amIe 8rpaupspurs Srnuer, 9. 6,
arnuit % 81. 6. arnuif fra Gam
bridge, gais,, % &roiesior 9. 9ptens,
soorb ira WnoiiOu, Mtru., bpis isritS
&pne bar Batter al 0fr, % MRS. Sra
Wt. vi Sprusbprn par, iprupsn Bait
8asbergs IRE Sprn, Dtaf o. Camille
2ptenSgaaro % Mn,biIpe &rapif ira
Cambridge, ISIS, iamt Serina Stump
S%arnsbaruS Barn fra Cambridge, bss'
uoen 6u 6. 9. Ssnien % @r, o.
Mrs. 9auIiOp % 81, Solitao ira Stub
fprb. On Giteusu Tom osiaa 9aitcl
acque fro Spring @rppe. @eo Mie'
ba8sborbet holol &aiior 9dsbers Of
8rpi. 2gienssuoro Tnter. % pso si
~ltensbprOet talte 8oit. Esque.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31

por ligeiao ncbbenoigt at foa Gieper
til Sfolen iom life pilbe robnnre fig
I'll Treiter, iom at faa iaabonne, ionl
efter fit aitrius / @atertomn tos foi
paa bet teoIogiife Stubiunt. Sal,
bapbe osiaa arbeioet for geparelien
of bet tpffe Sprog os for at pnffe
ainrIigbco til bet. 90 bans geitra-
belle bauoe enobioere gaaet ITO pao,
at SfoIen ifuIoe bore ben Iutberife
gefienbeIfe fro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
Jnopieliesfeit.

Rortbpeltern 1tniperiitp, @iscon.
Iiinipnooens golege / @atertoen, IBIS,
bolbt Ssnbas Ben t5oe Sftober Set,
ibet ben npe StuoenterboIig ga bIeo
inboiet. Snaotelien al anitalters
fsrite gpsnine fanbt Steb 40 gar
tioIigere, ben914be Sftpber 1865, ben
iamn,e Gag, ga oct uorife 2utber Col.
leges mn nebbrRnbte 8pgning inopie.
bes. Eli Soften oen 15oe Sftober
bapbe Der inbiunbet iig en- flor Wen.
neitemasie, iom a~niloges til omfring
5000. Gen oifentlise Gel af Soften
pareoe fra !aIad.30 til al. A ON 81.
termiboa9en, Der oanneoes en- Bro.
cesiiou peo GnIleiiets ltnoeroisninss.
bpgnin9, og ben toseoe ben til oeH
aabne EloSs foron ben rpe gpgning.
Ser bar Ser SibbepIaOie for Ben itore
SoriamliRg % Ell gIatfornt for Ga
lerne, Safltlteterue fra Wilrpaltfee o.
@otertomn, SfoIens 9ireftioH OF
seresgipiter. SpnooenS aasierer
o%perrofte meb nogle Srb Hsglen iii
ben npe @paning til SfoIeoireftio.
mems Sormdrtb, iorn efter cit fort Salt
oberrafte ben til SfoIens 9eitprer,
Trpf. y. :. grnit, Der leoiageoe Nob.
tagelien meb Ell Gel ge,nerfninger.
Zen egentIige 5cittale bol6tes al Bait.
pon8obr Sptooeits 3iitriftsformauS.
Scr, meIlem og efter SoIerlte por ser
Vtitiit euer Gang. ellie Saler bolb.
tes paa &pif. Otter Seit9ubstjeneite,l
bar Der anIconine for Dem, iom sit'
itebe oct til at beie SfoIets 9pgnin.
ger. Gotleget bar en- ltnberpisnines.
bD9ning, boor bper SGrer bar lit lin.
beruisningSpprelie. 5 iantme 9pg.
ming or oainn @ibIiotefet, iom bar
oper 1000 gino. og en- 6oriamIitss.
iaI. S en- otben @peuits or Der Spi-
fetal og Sigffen, oesuben Spgep9rel.
Ter % GGrelier for Setieningcn. Gen
gonnle StliOenterbolig bapoe- Ilnos
for 100 GIeoer. Gen me bar 9ldbs
for 100. Zen foIter $4,000 % er
betoIt. 8engene inbiomIebes | oct for
Isbne Mar. Soruoen De nGoute 9pg,
ninger bar 9tortbmeitern llniperiitp
ct 8pmnoItiflofale % fire 2~Grerboli'
ger. SfoIet bar en- GoIegeafoelina
a Mar, forbereoenbe Ifoeling G.
aar), en- MISUNDERSTANDING g aar),
Mon penter iaar $50 gleper. Ser cr
Tor Sioen 80, bpcrnf ncgIe iaa or
Siaer.
Sm Gfteuen iantIeoes 2Grerue, iii
itcbepGrcn0e IIumni % GIore gleper
Sfolcus Seitial. Eoit. bon acbr
polste$ til aftenens SrSitprer, oa Der
boISie& or &effe Saler. De fleite al.
Ia9Se SiSnes6pro ont i'm 8iGrligbeS
til auitoIteu % Sro paa beus Srem'
lis, Ser iremboloteS bl. a., at au.
itaItens GipIom gao aosans til "pcit
graduate IhaoicS" .peo bpilfetiombelii
oHterifauIt l~tniperiitet. Ora 6afultc.
tct ueS 2utber College ~frertbores Sill
len al Rroi, q. gotbne, iom I 1878
eroouereSe peo sscrtbweitern thinner
iitp. Sra Seminariet ! Snmline pnr
Scr fommet SilSen / Srep ira RroI
graHot, icm i 1880 ~araouereoc peS
anitcItcn i @otcrtopn, 1rpieSior
gruit uotoltc. huao ban icm SfolcnS
gcitprer babe fnget Sigte poo. Sans
J Splatning bapSc pGret Den, at Del
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
mr. o. mrs. Saluor sraSis er bIaubt

Mr. Os mrs. Saluor arauif ct blanbt
be oller aIbfe Settlere paa &pibicnons
@isconiin. Soluor ct IS slnr sam'
mel % Tom til Gnlerifa / 1S43. Mrs.
ardpif er 70 aar sammef ps fcm til
amerifa | 1912. Dc bleu astepiebe |
ben genie 2Osfirie pnn sitre aOibfO'
npns, iom blsu bpeset 1914, ben l5ee
OCTOBER 1916. SCR. 8rapit er en- al be
to sjenlepence, Tom bar meb at bpsse
ben gomle airfe. JON CT en- al Ire nlpite
norit lutberife Rirler | stnrerifa. Mr.
% Wrs. arapit bar | be iibite Is Gar
boet hos HaitOr % &asbers. Siisnt
be MI er ipase, er be bog enbnn Irilfe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
GIcpeldno / Oebraifa

Seroag aiIlsre6eS / @e6rdifa Gttp
et Mouruueut til @iinSe ON !. Ster.
ling MortGu, IerrbrusSmiuilter IN.
Der GIeoeIaub oa SrGpInntningSoa.
gems Snber. Glepcl6nS hoIot Salen
peo ailsrinaeH. Zen iorbenu9reuSc
RrGiiNsut bonoc belle fin SamiIic meS.
OF oct or oereS Soutc al iil6rinse en-
MarcNS Sto cIIer fouIfe mere i DC
brdifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
grGGoemtens Cater gIieetom ;sr,

HrGiiocntens Cater IIicefom gre.
boe Gftermibbag biem efter jim Iange
&eiie i Srienten.
gene5mcin. s Berlin moStoees /
2eroags ct Telegram fra Caracas,
SenesueIas Soneoitab, iom mclber ON,
at llnSerbnnolingerne mellem 5rnn.
frie og Den ipbamerifauife SepubIii
er blepert fsrt til ct for begge 2auoe
tiIireoSitilenoe ReiuItat.
sra lIaaru. Eremiermiuiiter
6eicrparp bar M pfientIisgiort ill
Yrosram. Get inobeiatter bldnot
oIminSeiig Stemmeret, bcnme.
'Iig Ailtemning % otrette Salg, Sp.
Iaring / llnsarif | ole &egimcnter,
bnor bette Sprpg life f~nritnaes, %
SpbigIp al Oct miuSre Sanobrue.
0liniitereu erf!rrer, of buts bette
@rcsram life cpnaor SIertul ! Huber.
buiet. oil bette. bli opIelt ~ npe Sala
mhifreret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
Is Nars GiSelie.
aIpenSe % imertciulSe Saar oei=
fcbe Soueb % 2eseme.
aureret paa / ltse peo Guticnra.

IS %fennten Var pnr min Spnehbiib ~
Sanbe en- encite @nsie al SturO % nit
2eseme bar n9iiet al Snnr. Orb fan
life nntaIe. hpnh ise Ieb nf &lpe %
Smerte. Sec bnnbe opeinet Snnbet, IA
Ell Sen BAD mig at fnn 9utieirn. gftcs
SnSuiua meb Gutienra Soap % anpens
belle of Gutieura Ointment ! ire Snae
bar NIT Soseb ina rent ionn upseuiinbe
pa iii min Sormbrins % 8lrbc bepirs
febe ct Stptfe Srbe oe en- seite Stnts
meut en- frIbit9nbie Sur paa en- llse.
8 Q. 6rantliu. III @aibinston ct,
Gueebcnp, va"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31

stpr ltlpffe. - 5. .. anberion |
Stem 9onSon, Wfiuu,, bIeo brGbt Ssr'
Bag. San fisrte ct SeolaS neocper
8affen neS Great 9tortbern Sotel, %
Ell Gel al @ogneH gift iitpffer. San
.folbt nes mellem SeItene % 8ognen,
ct Sitl gif ober bans Sobeo, og DAN
Seoe siebltffelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31

Gaitor ct. 2. @eque Soropoafaitel-
ieit % taIte Grsiters Orb til ben
tore Ssreerifare, iom osiaa Der par
fomniet tiljteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-31
MarfeDsberetnina
rseorabs Rotertua.,
Zen sots c,tbr.

rteorabs Rstertnsss.
2eoeHos Soin pr. 100 Guno IA. Ioa4.4o
&tntptbei, pr. 100 yano ..-... 2.2s-2.6o
&igper, pr. 100 Ylno. $500. .oo-rr. 90
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

he had vaulted quickly upon her back and rode OIL
On Rosa mia to Alta We must save her To-
night or die with her" he murmured-
At the Costellos' they had not yet retired for the
women were nervous and could not sleep They
heard the feet of JosG's swift mare ere she had
reached the lane and were all out IN front Oh the
house watching for her approach
ct IS lose Manuello our neighbOr and he rides
like the fends were after him!" cried the senior 1t
can mean only one thingl Run for your reooSd'
queriai' he commanded his trembling wife Thou
too adorddo-that is right little one, be brave and
all will be WE'LL" he said encouragingy to Alta, who
stood beside him. white-faced but without tears or
trembling.
lose swept down upon them like tempest.
Flee for your lives neighbOrsi" he cried with that
ring of authority in his voice which instinctvey
to all men born be leaders. g Here sefioTtta =
bending down he extended hand to Alta" my
mare will carry and never feel 1t, and thy father
first Care.must be for thy mother
For single instant Alta shrank back. and her
head was raised with something of its own naughty
pride
This is no time for fooishnessl said Jose sternly
His voice lowered, but 1t held a command that
could not be ignored
Silently. Alta reached up her hand and he grasped
it and lifted her if she had been feather into the
saddle Supporting her with one arm, he touched
the mare with his spurs and Rosa dashed off up the
river while the senior yet giving orders for the flight
of his wife and his people.
Through the dark canon up and down the stony
hills along the river echoed the hoofbeats of Rosa
fying onward in the night, the only sound that
broke its Stiffness except when Jose murmured
encouragingly:
Onward Rosa mia Onward!
Once only did he rein in the mare and speak to
Alta You are shvering, SefOritG he said briefly
Taking off his coat needless of her protests he wrapped
it about her. and then touching his spurs to the mares
side they plunged again into the darkness of the
night
1t was we'll that Rosa Sure-fOOted. for Jose
was a reckless rider at all times. and now with
every moment fraught with peril he rode like the
wind.
Alta held close against him by the strong arm
which loosed its hold could hear the loud beat
ing of his heart She hid her hot face in the coat
of Jose if the darkness not enough to hide her
bushes
By and by the sound of Rosa's echoing hoof-beats.
the gliding trees and mountains grew dim and indis-
tnCt to her. and then they disappeared entirely.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Dor. If she gives her husband
as much trouble as she does
her father, the saints have
mercy upon him!
But his tone was as lenient
as his smile, and it was easy to
see that Alta ruled his heart
as she ruled all hearts. even
as she ruled the heart of Jose,
who had loved her from the
moment he had looked into
her eyes.
The sound of horses feet
coming up the canon at
wild gallop caused him to sit
up suddenly and lean upon his
elbow, listening intently. The
hoof-beats grew louder and
louder.
Who rides through the
canon at this mad pace9"
muttered Jose The next in
slant he was on his feet.
" JeSu Maria! 1t is the
messenger"
Even as he spoke a horse and
rider swung into view in the
moonlight
"Ho! Jose Manuellol"
voice shouted in Spanish; Flee
to the Mission! Hasten! There
is no time to lose! Canst be
ready soon?"
81 POGO tiemPo!" cried Jose.
who was as alert as the Indian
who had brought the warning.
Go thou on to the Others.
| am off to the Costellos' to
give them aid. "
He gave hasty instructions
to have old Nita and her grand
daughter taken to the Mission
by some of the men, and a few
minutes later his beautiful
mare Rosa was saddled and
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

provocation being Alta. Hath she given thee en-
'She hath told me she hated me- said Jose
trae sulky.
The face of the old priest changed like lightning,
hardening into severe lines His eyes became steel,
as he fixed them upon the young mans face.
do not tell me thou hast dared touch the girl!
he said sternly.
lose rose abruptly to his feet, and stood straight
and proud before the priest
Il am come of a of gentlemen, father my
confessor!" he said in hot indignation
The old priest rose also He trembling slightly,
but there was returning affection and confidence IN
his eyes as he laid his wrnk1ed hand upon the mpetuous
young head. ~
Forgive me- my SON. he said gently, Thou art
the son of thy father and thy fathers father-thou
has said truly a race of gentlemen
"As to hate spoken by womans hayward lips
it is nothing inspire anxiety in honorable man,
he added THE first impulse of a wOman's untouched
heart toward the capable of inspiring her love
is one of shrinking and rebellion. | prophesy that
thou hast made good beginning, and the day thou
bringest my little favorite to to pronounce
the marriage rites will be a happy day in my life
The blessings of the saints be on thy woo1ng' my
soni"
lose was a goody sight stalwart and brown and
muscular as he stood in the sunshine of his favored
land with his head bowed humby to receive the
blessing the trembling old lips pronounced
At that moment old Nta and her granddaughter
appeared bearing trays of steaming frjoes tortillas
and coffee.
For three days after Father Grevera's departure
lose watched hourly for the messenger who should be
sent to warn them. He had seen Senior Costello his
neighbor and had sent word to the other Mexican
families to be in readiness for flight at any moment.
The Indians ready for any emergency The
young already had gone to join the party for the
defense.
The third night hot. Jose lay out under the
stars beneath the oatree trying to sleep, but think
ing of the glimpse he had caught of Atlas exquisite
face with its scarlet lips and starry eyes at the
open window, the day he had called at the Senor
Costelo's.
He had dofed his sOmbrero and bowed profusely,
but the face of Alta had suddenly vanished with
sign of recognition for him. and although her mother
called her loudly from the yard to come and meet
their ncighbor she was to be found
"A sadly spoiled child said her father. a Wild
untamed girl who loves her way, senior, my neigh
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

there been no Indians. Father.
thou must read the marriage
rites at once" he added ex-
ultantly.
Patience. impetuOus boy."
said Father Grevera, smiling.
The little lass and thyself also
must greatly need bread~and
wine. All things-even the
best-in good time. my son.
Her parents viii be coming
soon, and | doubt me if thou
hast consulted them.
Jose looked abaShed Il
am sad savage. father. he
said penitently. Il shall
learn to take care of her II
time.
| trust it will not be an
unpleasant task, my son, said
the good old man with
twinkle in his eyes. as he led
Alta toward the Mission.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

and she slept the sleep Of unconscious innocence.
loses blood surgng wildly in his veins-it
sounded like the surf in his ea-hs face was set and
his lips compressed sterny. Once Alta, startled by
some dream threw up a restless hand and for an
instant it nestled and pulsating against his
neck Jose trembled; but urged Rosa to greater
speed.
In that wild ride of anxiety and peril the nds-
ciplined heart of Jose something new was born For
on this night he knew that the Holy Virgin who had
all Young and innocent things in her protection lad
spoken to his heart and made him a guardian with
sacred trust.
The first streaks of dawn were creeping uo tie
eastern sky the sun came slowly into veE and flooded
the valley with a baptism Of light In the dis
tance loses weary eyes saw the bold outlines RI the
Mission
He drew in his mare and dropping her rein made
the sign Of the cross.
'Jssu Marial" he said reverentIy. His eyes filed
slowly with tears
In the light Of the new day his worn face bore the
traces of a great conflict and a great triumph The
old Jose was gone; stronger and better man had
come out of the night.
Alta awakened by the sudden halt OF Rosa sat
upright She the light of morning gio-lt.l-g the
hills in the distance she the Mission. Suddenly
the full import of it dawned upon her She had eDt
through all the danger and peril One had borne
alone the agony and anxiety Of it for her-I1ss in
whose arms she had slept as safely a little child
she had slept in her mothers.
Jose turned his face to her. and she saw the
tears in his eyes. Something in the rever-ac awe
of his face stiled the tempestuous beating Of her
heart
Thou hast saved my life" she said and her ID
quivered "Thou-hast saved-my-ife" she re-
peated slowly the wonder of it grew upon her
Suddenly she leaned forward and put her around
his neck
Jose folded her closely to him and held her silently
for a moment. then he stopped down and kissed her
his eyes still soft with tears
Father Cra,,ara bir7eeIf met them a+ The 3r,-
gate and let them in He had been watching since
the first streaks of dawn
Il have good news my children" he cried he
received Alta from Jose The Indians have been
driven back-the danger is over" Jose sPra7g to
the ground and grasped his confessOrs hand. His
fac as he NOR
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Now. history hath recorded
how the Indians were defeated
and driven back through the
pass into the valley beyond
the mountains; but it hath
failed to record how Jose and
Alta rode forth from the
Mission that morning, man and
wife. and dwelt in the valley
of perpetual sunshine, IN the
shadow of the mountains. amid
the flowers. the remairde- Of
their. days.
But TO her children and her
Children's children the story
of the wOOing Of Alta bath
become a subject of UNIV ten
history. and with each -tPe-
titiOn it hath gained IN ro- nee
and fascination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-08
MAKES KUROKI LAUGH. !;
Amused When He Hears He is of
Polish Descent.

| From the San Francisco Call.
Among the passengers who arrived from
the far east on the liner China was a man
who for more than a year has accompanied
Gen. Kuroki in his whirlwind campaign
against the forces of the car. Unfortu-
nately for a world which would like to hear
a first-hand and scientific account of these
| marvellous doings in Manchuria, the wit
ness now in this city is a United States
army officer, whose duty will compel him
first to tell his thrilling tale to President
Roosevelt and Secretary of War Taft.
II would like to tell you all about it,"
said Col. E. II. Crowder of the general
staff of the United States army, on board
the China. but my lips are sealed until l
have made my report to the Secretary Of
War"
Col Crowder was one of the frs. Ameri-
can army officers to be detailed for duty as
a military observer with the Japanese
army. He lost no time in getting to To-
kyo. and was assigned to the column
commanded by Kuroki. He saw the bat
tie of the Yalu, and was with the jap
anese general until after the long and
bloody fight at Mukden. The arduous
campaigning in between these engage
ments tried Col. Crowder's health and
he has come home a good deal of an in
valid.
1t has been written time and again that
Gen. Kuroki Is of Polish ancestry. Enter
prising writers have even unearthed his
genealogical tree. on the branches of
which they wove a romantic story Of a
noble family driven from home by Rus
sian oppression, taking root in Japan, and
from there coming forth in the form Of
the redoubtable little general taking re-
vengeful swats at the armies of the
wicked car. On this subject Col. Crow
| der unsealed his lips.
ITO Gen. Kuroki," said the colonel,
that story, which reaches him at fire.
quent intervals In various forms. is an
| endless source of amusement. He loves
| to hear it told, and If the man that first
| invented the yarn could hear the general
| laugh he would know that in one quar-
ter at least his fiction was popular. No
| Polish blood runs in Kurokis veins. He
| is all Japanese, and proud of 1t.