davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Gnsliife 5lDstnin9e %. q.

Sem 9unbrebe rusiiife 5lpgtninge
al bpifte mango bar Zjenoibner til
9loo6abene / Obesiu og ANDRE rus
IiIte 8per, antom meb 0ampbuabene
Potricia og G6ennib til Reip Yort.
ben II. bs. 5lere af 5lpgtningerne
gap baarrejIenbe 8eretninger ON De-
res OpleOelIer.
QQ6rdbam G6anocf, en- 8llltenIlagsr
fra Ooesfd, fortdfte ON gegtOenbe=
berne Obe51u fra 9egbnbelfen al,
ba to ribaliIerenbe procesiioner It6ott
iammen og beg0nbte at tempe. 0an
fortulte, at imaa 8srn bleo tuitet no
ef 8inouerne, rusiiIte artItne pdtruliee
rebe 8aberne FOR at beitptte Ssberne,
meoens monbHprte ganoer br9note
pg mprbebe. 2trbeioere og Stubenttr
oTBrte 5rebsfolfet, mebens forfl9rte
goliti6etjente Ia6oanligois gif / Spib=
len for Wtorberbdnberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

Sra Berlin melOes ON 9ielp for
tbite 5Ipgtninge og nBolibenoe 9fus>
IanO = rimeligOis tilbels SSgber. prOs
fesIOrerne Surnacf, Bon gergmonn,
S6iemann og Samaria, : Genera
Ierne Bon 4lten, Bon 2oebe1, 9reOe
Don Pfeil og mango andre fremrue
9enbe Menb boGbt ct MGbe Manbags
4ftes og befluttebe at opforore Ofent>
lig6eben til at bioruge til 5ielp for
tGife 5lpgtninge fra auslonb og 5ps
Itere Ruslanb, Der eniter at ubpans
ERE eGIer er g1eb. apgtet fortaGer,
at Der er 10000 npblibenbe tpIfe
llnberfaatter / 3uslanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Sefs Born br9nOt libel.

Sra Dubois. ga. melbes ON et
me9et Isr9eligt lllpftestitfaIbe. SIR.
MiGiam Morgans 8eIibens neb-
trenbte tiblig / Strsbags Morges, oq
6 at oeres 8srn inbebrenbte, mebens
5or9lOrene og beres to 6Ori9o8ern meo
Reb og npppe flap fra bet meb 2ipe!.
De to 8ern, lom rebbeoes, blep at
WlOberen neblubt gennem ct @inbu /
dnben @tage. Moberen IelO Iprun9
iltTt uo / 5ibe, fer bet branOenbe Sag
fulot. 8ernene, Tom inbebr9nbte,
ndr 2tlberen fra 3 Muuneber til
II Ndr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
st lille eeSlocbefinoenOe

pil, om man 9rubIer beroper geut o9
Dag, bringe HerDeipItenlet / llorben
pg Ia9ge en- paa Spgelejet. 9erfOr,
bar life urOItg eGIer angiteIia men
6olb bem Oeb goOt N&ob og bao Sii=
lib til Or. peter's &urito. 8et er
en- UleOicin, be fulbt ub fan itoIe pad.
Den er ubeluffenOe Tummeniat af
9lante 8eItan6bele o9 inbebolOer
intst, Iom life piI gere gobt. Den er
life tiaul98 pau 2tpot9eter, men er=
6olbes of fpecieG1e 9tgenter unfatte df
5abrifanterne, Or. 9eter 5a9rneb &c
Sons Co., 112-118 South 6opne
Qtpe., G9icago, S1s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Sdmeioer til NaibinstOn.

gt. 3. 64neiber af 6renont, Rebr.,
tioligere U1elem pad Nepublitanernes
rationale &omite, bentes til WdIbz
ington bisie 0age. Wldn mener, at
ban Ifdl l9gge ct gobt Orb inb for
3. 6. Wlatbefps, Der Fornblig blep afs
Itebi9et Iom Il. 9. Marf6da Omaba.
Stsnt ingen af NebrdIfus Senas
tcrer tenber @runben til S6neibers
geIsg / Nu79ington, er bet ben az
minoelige Mening, at ban bill tale meb
pr9iiOenten og isge at ober6ebiie BAN
I'm. at Wtat6eips lite bar fejlet, at ban
fun bar fulgt gdmmel S9bOdne i'm
ge6anOling uf Ridaros og GomIto I,
be antlageOe aD9gejere.
gfebraifa 0elegationen 0aTb ING.
ron bar pau 5glelIen, at Wdt6eps
fSjerneGIe ltete life Iaa meset for 1t
itroffe benne gmbebsmanb, fom FOR,
at 9r9iibsnten oiloe biIe i'm Utisforz
ngielIe meb ben af 0Ommer Munger
ti0enbte Struf Sagen.
Der er allerebe inblebet en- bel De.
9(nisgningsr ON ben oufnnte poft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Wsaasc iilptter pan en- Sas
Wiilmaufee.

Sem Observation-Disclosures fanot
Steb I Milpautee / Senbags.
Jarmsr Sobn 9reOert Bier paatprt
af Ell 9og og faaret fua farligt, at ban
iii bg.
5armer SoTepb sc. Ulue6lbauer fra
Mlequon, Nis., tom til Stabe ben ut
flipe opertert df ct Bar lobite 6eite.
Sans 5ilitdnb er bet9ntelig.
Gn utenbt Wuno bleo taItet obsrs
enoe o9 Iauret alporligt df ct qar
6eite, tsrt al Sueo Salt.
Den 7sddrige Spbn polaret al
Qlaufpatufa bleo flaaet operenbe al en-
Sporpogn og trutfet meb ben ct Stre
te. Sans 9ilitanb er ogIua betGns
felig.
Qliliom Stelb, 8renlfer pda
Rortbipeitern 8ansn, falbt neb melem
to 8ogne % I'll fpare &p9iteler
9Dg os Stufbre. Wlan baaber, at ban
ril fomme ifg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
%. Gutenberg GO. ifanoinnuiife
9egeanitalt Gbicaso

er en- al be 9lbite gforbbeIten og bar
pun6et 2lnerfenbelie for at bore ben
teblte Qdnbet. Zen fore eituae5 ubez
Guffenbe af ifanbinobiIt 29ges og Ell.
Gper, 7om frtber til bem for Oplpsz
ringer erbolber altiO Sbur tit egst
Sprog.
q. &oienberg Sos Sjemmebebunbz
ling bar pitt fig at bore ben paali@
religIte og fitrelte. WleO Sienrmebee
Gambling fprItaaes, at patienten 1T
eget Sjem fan fursre fig felo meb 81.
Roienberg Sos Meb'ciner, bOilfe mere
enb en- Sang bar piit fig at 9sre llns
terperter. Qff benne @runO er 0eres
Wet6obe blepet pibt betenbt og refom.
menberet, p9 bet er ogIda berfor, at be
bar unbsr Iin 9ebanbling Pdtienter
fra 6per Stat / Q(mertta. De bar
pgTaa ubgipet en- Iererig 8cg ollngs
bommens &aabgirer," iom lenbes frtt
til enGper, Iom anbolber om ben.
Mnnoncer fra 90. Hoienbere 50.
bar pGret inbrDttsbe / bette 8lub be
fioIte 12 Qor og Oi bar aIbrig erbolbt
noget &ldgemaal ira patienter, ion
far benbsnbt fig til benz, men
tpertimob. 9i fan berfor uben
5rpgt retommenbere benne 9lns
Tialt til be 2ibenbe for at Daz
re ben bebIte og pdulibeligite.
Se Frrporiet beres QfDertisIsmcrt |
glabet % ifrib til benz, nadr 0e er |
9ebop of 2aeebielp.
SbenIfd Romanblabets, Wiinnsns
polis, Wiinn., Rebaftion, Sttober 81,
1905. Dit" opta9er efter 9lnnoos
ming og laber bet gao paa nepnte
8fabs qnTpur. oDf." Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Sg9er iOm sSuIesapcr-

0porFor er Der brugt iua mango
9eger til Sulegaper9 5prit foroi
8eger er en- meget pusIenoe @uoe.
3pr bet anbet forbi be er ttte ban
ffelige at fenbe pr, 9oit eller @rpreis,
oa 5orIenberi iesomtoItningerne tun er
Imaa, og Der er ingen 5are for, al
be ifdl taee Stabe eGler guu it'll. sor
bet treble er bet 29sningens Sio,
tpao Qlarstto og 5ibsalber anguur.
0erFor: ON De bil gibe en- Sule.
gaoe til noeen, Oa gip 8pger, men
ggr ct 9obt llIopulg og tsb en- goo
8pg. Oct er beblt at 6enbenbe Iig til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Sioit giDt.

S 2lftes og / Dag til Wtor9en,
lige for 8laoet 9aar Presfen, er Der
mootaget iaaoanne MelOinger fra
guslanb, at Oi 9anife fort maa me0s
belle bem.
S 5ur.Ita, 9olbbniu, er Der ifelge
Mebbelelie til ct. YeterSborg mprz
bet ct baGpt Suiinbe SsOer, og bet er
en- pr9it, Der bar baret 2eber fpr
Mprberiet, iOet ban bar opFororet ce
ariItne til at ubilette dle Sgber.
6unbreber andre er Idarebe.
8enberne / Qippnia bar pdlgt en-
egen Regering, uaf99ngig af G3arer
og Hegerin9en / ct. petersborg, pros
tlameret en- egen Stat, fonfiiterer
2uno og or9ber eller Fororiber Qanos
tjerne. Den npe Hegering bar blanNt
anoet luttet llbIt9ntningsiteoerne
Ri9a og beiluttet at inbtr9De Statter.
Der berettes oper 2onbon, at @ene=
ral @reo 2fleris Sgnatief er blepen
arreIteret, foroi ban, Iummen me6 W}.
Steih nitp, bar arbejoet pau at Itprte
Yr9mier Ditte og oprette ,,0ittdtOrs
hip.
s 6pert Sab er SSgnatieFs glan
itranbet, ibet G5aren ltaar meb Nitte.
90 g9ittes 8enner ranber til promt
6anbling imob observation-disclosures.
Saalebes Ifriper 30. WenI6itoff, IN
peltenot Siiri6ent: -.,R ,Reuolutioniil fer
nc uoIenber adbent beres Gnlisf9rer.
De arbeiosr 9a9ens 2bs, mebens
Regeringen arbejber 1 9emmeligbeo.
Yel Idnbt, at Regeringen bar Gdnos
ner, men mdaIte fun Fox n9rb9renoe,
ba be er unsbbenbige. Haar De Dil
be9spes, fan in9en gardntere, at be
life er observation-disclosures 09nber
aarppren0e 9(narti Itprres &e9erin-
GEMS llpirtIombeb. Wttts, fig 8urO-
pattin. tiGlaber 5jenben life ulene al
ruTte zig os Jamie fine &rafter, men
enOog at beige StiIlinSsn og 9iben
for Sloeet. Saabdn Sattit p,l itf'
mere pinbe Ruslanb, enb ben gjprbe
| Man6uriet. Man ter bel Iod enrs
MI baabe, at Hepolutionen life fol
foo Bremadng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

9ort Qanos renteb4renoe 8elp
beleb iig ben 1. Roo. 1905 til $685.
158, $40.
Dor SnOferiel 6iIfaluaret, Der
cnote Ii6ite 30. SUM. bele6 Iig til en-
@aroi af $1117512,629. o9 por
llbfprid / famine 3ibsrum til ST.
515, $50. .72O, iaa 6anbslsbulancen
ror 5aper bliber $398,053,091.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Misi iiOnGrmOrberne / &ina.

Sra giting berettes unber Il. bs.:
De G6ineIere, Iom er fllnben ifblbiee
7pm 9eltogere W}oroet paa Fere
umerttanIfe Misiionerer 2ieni4on
ben 28Oe Oft, bIeO oFentIig afitruffet
iibite Onsbag. Sre af bem bleo balls
fugget. 0tte 6leb ibBmt Strafurs
bejbe fra fem 2(ar I'll atten Maune=
Ter. Sbp bleb ibpmt milbere Strafz
fe. Man ipger fretnoeles efter anbge
0elta9ere / Mnrberierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Danish Publishing House
Blair. n ebr.

puul peteri n, 8eitprer.
g. %. 8sger Ienbes birette til ems
6per Mbresfe pau 8loben. os pi gas
rdnterer, at be bliper leperet. Cab
% Blot faa @bresien, Iaa iful pi be-
ipr9e Reiten. 2lae 8eItillinger els
peberes famine Dag, fom be er mobs
taset ber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Wobtaset aalb.

paIfor u. 6. Wsismann bar mob
taset 3alb fra Menigbeben | Denber,
golo., oe flptter bertil | Mai 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

3at Ter MI ub, Iom G3arens itolte
Stgtte begDnber at rotte. 8eretnins
gerns bar De fbite 0uae lpot pua. at
observation-disclosures life biloe for9olte
fla oenne Sang meb at fda ertl9ret
olminbelig Strife. 9et itulbe ferlt
ie at Faa M1tteri Sang bIanbt aoz
Iafferne. O9 nu fommer Der Wlelbin9
fra St. petersborg Ober @potfubnen
(9ltprsiien), at Regeringen er meget
alarmeret ober ct MBoe, iom &oidts
ttrne bar bolot Wiosfop, boor Der
hor lbbt I9rte &luger oDer ben Be
6anblinQ, be bere0ne Sofouter er 8ens
tano for.
Ulan bar paa UlGoet ilet lite til
bage6olbenbe meb at tfage ooer ben
9forpleining, 8oTdfterne fdur. ,,Mao-
tarerne par life 1ffttet til 6unbef6be. "
U2ebet pebtog abIfilGige 5orbringer,
og bet er life umuligt, at aoTatterne
/ andre Dele df R'get bil fplge bet
Gfsempsl, Iom beres 9rsbre / Wloss
fop bar fat bem.
Qtr6jostlasien 9la6er fig oper, al
WfisFornpielfen breOer fig inbenfor
6qrens foritellige 9lfOeliuger.
gliper bet til Qllpur meo Wptteriet
blanbt aofufterns, Iua ier bet Sanos
6fb mertt ub fer Regeringen / Rus~
lamb. 2llt i lengere 5io bar Der O9ret
OpItano 6adbe Mdrinen og Ganps
Gqrens forItellige 2(fbelinger, pda
9oTatferne nar. Spreber Opitanben
fig nu ogTua blanbt bisie, Iaa bar bet
repolution0re pdrti bet mart, Iom
be Dil bare bel. Og bet gaur not lite
+; 6ooeolanbet, fom bet git meb 3es
rclutionsn 5fnlanb. Ser oil ben lite
forlebe uben 8lobsubgDbelie. G3oren
taqer beller life imob Rusierne, Ipm
Yrins S6oleniti tog imob 5inlan
6erne - Tom ,,@enner, Der tom for
at brittle gftermibbugste."
observation-disclosures bar taget Siege
lin9ens Nrreitering al Surltaleff og
anbre grbejberIeoere / 81. Petersborg
lom en- llbfororing til Stprteprepe.
yiu tager De fig Iammen. 0e bliper
foriigtige. 2(rbeiOerraabet ier Bar
tiets Spagbeb o9 Mangel pda 5ors
uerebt6eb til en- alminbelig Stprtes
prspe. Oe tilopersblebne iocidlis
ItiIts 9lrbeiberlebere ct. peters6org
FAR 6olbt ct bemmeligt Wleoe, bppr
De bar beiluttet lite nu at mootage
Regeringens llbforbring, men tilise
ertlGret, at bet er 2r6eioerne8 bellige
9ligt at fortIGtte bet QrbeIoe, Der er
begpnbt msb 2(rreltationen al beres
2eoere, og De tampenbe 2egioner maa
forberebes pdo pebnst OpItanb. 9eo9s
qelIen Oil berefter blibe lebet at ct
5riumDirnt (Sremanosrado).
U}an fan a(t1au MI bente forbolDsz
pis go paa Ooer1Oben for en- Sio.
Ulen bet Ipber Masferne Iom IN
9ultans Snbre. Og naur bet bill
brDbe lss og bUorleoes, bet tan man
fun gatte ON. ut Regeringen ogfou
paa i'm Sibe forbereoer fig til Samp
(eller pau at forbinbre benz, berom Tan
ir life tpiples. 9(f, bet arme Ruslanbl !
paa famine Sib, Iom Der meloes
pm Reoolutioniiternes pluner og 5orz
ferebelfer, fortGlles Der ON at Forfeit
tr Ssbeforfslgelier. Gt Telegram I'll
,,Neue Sreie prcsfe", 8u6areit, Hu@
mania, lBoer IaaleSes: ,@fterretnins
GER, Tom er mobtogne fer gennem
5lpgtnines, lbber pud, at iiben Sgnz
bag bar gDen GliTabetbsdrb, 8usz
lamb, peret granb og psblen bar
mprbst os plpnbret be isbiffe &par@
ferer"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Sra lDaihin9ton
Genatets 8e9anblin9 of
9anal6tlfen.
Ntnifter so Dob p ON Serns
bdnerdbutten.


bdss enig ON at inoItiGe, Operen3=
itemmelIe meb 9uiets 8eiIutuing, at
Der iii 8analarbejbets 5orH9ttelfs
til fsrIte Qlpril 1906 bepilges Sill
100000. aonliteen foreildar bog en-
9gnoring Boriluget Idalebes, at Der
for Fremtiben life ltdl tunne gsres
llbl99 III aanalen uoen efter &ongress
lens 8empnbigelie. 8enne 9gnoring
tager iogtens Sigte puu, at Der for
6remtiben itul f6res Iturpere 5il11r
meo, bUorlebes pengene dnDenoes, al
ingen brager tore 2enninger, u6en
3egeringen fdar fulbt 8eoerldg for
ll6l9ggene.
6ri9sminiiter 5aft, adndltomiteens
formdnb Sbonts, Setretpr Syoiepb ..
8iIbop og andre At aommisiions
6unftronprer par inotd(ot for 8cmiz
teen og blep foreIugt mango Spergsz
maol dngddsnbe, bpab llogifterne bar
qdaet til. 3aft og Sbonts drgumens
tersbe for. at 9ebiGingen fOrbejebes
til $16,500,OO0, ben Sln, Der OPP
rinbelig par npont 5orilaget. 5aft
iaqbe, at ban par bil1ig til at gaa
inb pdd en- geoiGIing al S11,0o0,00o
MI, bd benne Sum ril oRre tiliiret
eeIig til Qrbeibtts 5ortidttelie til l.
2lpril; men iad piloe en- anbsn gss
oiIling blipe nsbbenbig.
Ulr. 8ifbcp bIsp iarfg ubipurgt.
Gan baObe nemlig onret fdOot Som
misIionen5 ..preIs agent. 9ibop
irarebe, al ban Sbouts 5rdpareIie
6dObs onertaget bennes pligter. enoog
unberItreret Gb.cts og foreituaet IN.
ore llogfFter 5orbinoslie meo &as
nalen.
SuItitsmintitsr Uloopp ipnes at
1dpe beIterrt Jig for en- M admps
naobe imob Sernbaner og 2lfIenbers,
iOm giUer og mpOtager Rabut. Zen
e0or lGngere enO Glfins=2cren, DIR
fun beitemmer 9eotr for Opertraz
rere. Utoobp pil baOe bem, iom an
rre 5or6rbOsre. itrafet meo 5angiel.
Satititsminiiteren bar til ulle tine
OlfrittsdbOotatsr ienbt et GirtulGre,
1Uori ban 81. a. flyer: IS ettpert 9ils
fGlbt, Hpor forneeenl 9ebis ian fit
res. itul De brin9e bette 8epis inn
fer en- @ranbjurp o9 inbit9bne BET
tOmmenbe Sern6unefunttionGrer og
slfienbere.
Bsber er ifelge gltenss2oben Dr.
tHeite Straffs for OOertrGbelIer II
zen Nri. cyuItitsminiitersn bill, at
..Rabat" Borbrbberne ifal tiltales fer
Sbnlpfot ben 9snitgt al begaa en-
5orbrpbeGie mob De Jorenebe Sta
ter. @n Tuuban Borbrpoelfe tan ifslle
en- 6sjeiieretsofgsrelie itrdHes meb
fenseI.
6pab Der MI enb Ter, faa er Spe
n9rtiombeoen MI engang benlebt pda
be liitige Uletober, boorbeb be itore
arrpordtioner tsgunitiges, aonture
rsnten ildas libel, og BET iii bi9lpe til,
al RorporatiOnsr co 3ruIts oil blioe
let efter / Sgmmene o9 ON mulist
lugt unber 9ontrol.
9f 5inansminiiteren8 Rapport
tal Di meboele fGgenbe fife llboraa:
StatstasIens Snbt9st bet linunss
adr, Tom enbte ben 80 SUM 1905,
var $697 101 ,269,95. 8eraf belpb
3olbinbtGgterne iig til $261, ,798,s
S56.91. Sntsrnol Rebenue gap
1924, ,095, ,740.85 og qlOItD9fenst
$152 826, $3.50. StdtsfosIens llbs
affttr famine 5iosrum beleb iig til
S720, los 498.55, foo Der bleb en-
ilnberbulonce paa $23, ,004, ,228.60.
gf,geringsns llbgfter bar be no
tie to Qdr oberIteget bets SSSnbte9fer
web oper GA Milfioner. Wlen berf er
rfettgnof inbbefattet $50,000,000 til
aiouo1r,n founIen
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-30
"Jerry" simpsons spats.

Congressman Joseph Cannon at o
dinner recently contributed to the
general gaiety with the following rem
iniscence:
ION a fine day l walked along Penn
sylvania avenue, with a companion
and as we proceeded we were laugh
ing. A pair of spats worn by my
friend, a statesman famous the length
and breadth of the country, was the
subject of our talk.
81 am wearing them on chal-
lenge,' he said. II my constituents
knew it, I'd certainly lose my seat, ana
II any journalist sees me l shall have
no reputation after to-day. But have
nerve, and l mean to walk down this
avenue with these spats, If 1t Ia my
last act on earth. How do they look
avery imposing l replied; 'but
pardon me for laughing. can't recon-
Gle them with you, any more than you
can reconcile them with yourself. You
are the last man l should expect to
meet wearing spats.'
"Just then a small boy ran up
breathlessly and touched my compan-
ion on the elbow. Hey, misterP shout
ed the urchin, your socks are down!
my companion drew himself up
with pride. My lad he said with
solemnity, L am the Hon. jeremiah
Simpson,"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-30

mice. If thou hast made us, why dost
thou let US be trodden DOWN."
A stranger is fair game to a pygmy.
legitimate mark for his little deadly
arrows. He sometimes traps the un.
wary. Having tied cord to his ankle
the pygmy conceals himself in the
push. The other end Of the string is
tied to bough OF tree which
stretches across the forest path. When
some one comes that way the pygmv
agitates the bough by Jerking his
ankle. Every sound or motion Of the
forest is Of moment, and the new.
conner stands still to look and listen
Then the pygmy shoots him In the
back.
But" said one of the little creo.
lures, when rebuked, "he was a stron.
ger He had no business here" nm
argument which reminds one ~
Leeeh's picture and story In Punch,
"A Stranger Fave art a brick M
'imw
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-30
CHAPTER II.

Il heard the footsteps of his pony a
long way off. | was in the middle of the
open road when | saw him coming along
In the moonlight. l stood still and wait
ed for him. Murder him Murder him.
whispered voice in my ear. Whose
voice was that? The evil ones voice.
My stick was a thick, heavy cudgel
with a knob. | grasped 1t by the end
and waited. He did not see me. H.
was looking straight before him, think
ing, l suppose, how he had done well to
get the nephew out of the wayne had
robbed and ruined. So, as he came III
to me l lifted my arm and struck him
on the head once, saying, Give me back
my land, villain" But | do not know
whether he heard me or saw me; for he
fell to the ground without q word or
groan.
He fell, say, from his pony clean
on to the ground, his feet slipping AWAY
from the stirrups. His face was white
stood beside him, waiting to see if he
would recover. | hoped he would he-
cause 1t is a dreadful thing to think that
you have murdered a man, even who,
you are still hot with rage. If he would
only recover a little and sit up | thought
l should be happy man. But he did
not. He lay quite still and cold.
Then | began to think that if I were
caught l should be hanged Would they
suspect me? Fortunately. no one had
seen me take that road. must 60 away
as quickly as could, and leave no trace
or sign that would make them suspect
me-
''rhen l thought that II l were to rob
him, people would be less inclined 70
think Of me; because, though | might
murder the man who had ruined mo
they would never believe that | would
rob him.
II felt In his pockets. There was his
watch; no, would not touch his watch.
There was some loose silver, which |
left. There was a bag containing money.
know not how much, but 1t was a light
| bag. This l took. Also he had under
his arm a good-sized tin box in n blue
bag, such as lawyers carry. The box |
knew would contain his papers, and his
| papers were his money. SO | thought |
would do as much mischief to his prop
erty as I could, and l took that box.
Then went away, leaving him there,
with his white cheeks and gray hair
auu MS " "iue open leIt SICK when
looked at those eyes, because they re-
preached me. l reeled and staggered as
left him.
II was not going to walk along the
road. That would have been fools
act turned straight OF and struck fog
the open moor, intending TO make for
Plymouth. And l remembered a place
where the box could be hidden away, a
safe place, where no one would ever
think of looking for 1t, so that everybody
should go on believing that the old man
had been robbed as well as murdered.
This place was right over the down, and
on the other side.
Il climbed the hill. On the way
passed the Gray Wether Stone and
thought would hide the bag Of money
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Tale of ORANGE blossom

The wearing of orange blossoms a+ y
wedding is accounted for in various
ways. Among other stories Is the fol-
lowing popular legend from Spain: An
African king presented a Spanish king
with magnificent orange tree. whose
creamy, waXy blossoms and wonderful
fragrance excited the admiration of the
whole court. Many begged in vain for
a branch OF the plant and n foreign
ambassador was tOrmented bv tho de-
sire to Introduce so great a curiosity
TO his native land. He used every nos.
slole means to accomplish his purpose.
but all his efforts coming to naught.
he gave up In despair.
The fair daughter of the court gar
dener was loved by a young artisan.
but she lacked the dowry which the
family considered necessary to a bride.
one day, CHANGING to break off a spra1
or orange blossom, the gardener
thoughtlessly gave it to his daughter
Seeing the coveted prize in the girls
halr the willy ambassador offered her
sum sufficient for the dowry, pro
Rlded she gave him Il branch and said
nothing about it. Her marriage was
soon celebrated, and on her wav 70
the altar, in grateful remembrance Of
the source OF all her happiness. sba co.
cretly broke off another bit of the
lucky tree to adorn her hair.
Whether the poor court gardena,
lost his head in consequence of his
daughters treachery the legend does
not relate, but many lands now know
the wonderful tree, and ever since tbot
wedding day orange blossom has been
considered a fitting adornment for a
bride.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-09-30

AFRICAN PYGMiES.


Recent investigations of the region
about the head waters Of the Congo
have excited new interest In the mys-
terious small folk who inhabit the for
ests of the island. Tiny denizens of
the deep, still woods, sparing OF speech
and having either no form of religious
worship, or a very crude one, they are
Of a very low order OF intelligence
But they know how to make fire, to
poison their little murderous darts, and
they have language, although 1t is
simple, and contains but few words.
Although averaging only about four
feet in height they are nevertheless
not to be despised as foemen. They
are strange uncanny looking creatures,
Of lighter color than the average ne
gro, and having rich hair which rolls
I In tightly-turled spiral locks. This
gives it the appearance of growing In
tufts.
The pygmy race was known to the
nncients. Aristotle, Herodotus and
/ Homer wrote Of the dwarfs, and prob
ably many OF the legends of gnomes
and fairy folk grew out of the misty
knowledge of these small tribes. "A
kinde of little people which are no big
ger than Boyes of twelve yeares olde
but verie thicke, and live only upon
feshe which they kill In the woods
with Bowes and Dartes," wrote sew
enteenth century author
The pygmies have little or no idea of
a Supreme Being. One tribe has been
found who in times of danger prayed
to Eyer" One traveller records such
a duplication.
yer, If thou dost really exist, why
dost thou let us be slain7 We ask thee
DOT for food, for we live on nuts and