The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-28

/ With the Long Bo1D
ii -"zye natures vans. shoot :. II
An Internal Young scoundrel Caught Yellow Handed Pol
luting the Free Air of Nebraska and Fined $5o-The
1 Freedom of the Atmosphere Glorously vindicated in
Bixbyyille by Watchfu Constabulary and an Honest
Court.
THEY have just captured yellow handed and fined de-
PRAYED young scoundre in Nebraska. He caught in
the very npped before he could squea The dis
patch telling of this glorious foetase of the reign OF abso
justice Lincoln, where they often do things
right Under the recently enacted antl-clgaret law Fat
Raymond, aged 49, fined $50 in police court for rolling
cearet The attracted much interest, because it is
the the law has been tested to whether the
hbon of the manufacture of cgarets could be
apply to the rolling of cgaret for personal use Ray
by officer to roll cgaret tor personal
use and arrested while lighting it. ..:
Some oucry arose, but it seen that our hber-
ties not safe long scoundre could pub
icly roll and light cgaret Have right to the air
we breathe If be prevented from running
sdering Lowry Hill because it poutes the air. why
he not be prevented from smoking cgaret the
sacred spot9 We pause for satisfactory repy-and
likely to pause for time. -, .:... ~-.... s-..
Zofngen in the Swiss canton of Argau has just had
hoiday celebration. One of the farmers of the dis
tct has hen that has laid her thousandth egg and
the record was one which the village felt itself bound to
notice The houses befagged if for royal visit;
neghborng villages invited the united populations
ached in procession with bands to the famstead of this
remarkable hen and there half drowned themselves in flow
ing Of small while speeches and to the
ame of the feathered heroine Of the day decamed
in public
And the hen-careess, and not that she
the heroine Of all that in the
honest pansakng to throw together the materials
for her thousand and first egg.
The Fargo Forum tells Of the argument used by North
Dakoa David Harm in selling horse. The buyer wanted
an animal for his wife and children and had asked if it
was gentle
when colt it used to follow its mother milk roue''
"We, don't see as that is any proof"
You don't I'll just tell you, then. When horse gets
used to seeing around in curl pape and early
ing attire he never SHES at anythng''
President McCurdy's feelings have been hurt He has
resigned So
j. Chicago is trying find out what is "a reasonable
rate for gas You may search us up here.
zM4
Talk with ten who have been twenty years toiling
An city and you will find that six Of the ten are secretly
openly longing get back into the country. Almost
every one has dream Of country home somewhere, on
the porch of which he sits and watches the afternoon
shadows lenghen and around which he little quiet
work when he feels like it, but without wearing himself
down to the bone In his dream there the barn
there pigpen with boys it, there are
pigeons on the roof marnhouse swallows under the
caves, woode for quiet exercise and all that sort of
thing Horace Greeley made this longing for the land
classc when he said in 1858:
begin to feel since the shadows of 40 years have
FALLEN upon me- the voyager's longing for the land the
hood he nestled by his mothers
to sleep her breast. The sober down-hil
dispels many Illusions while it strengthens an attach
ment for that dear hut home.''
me- faUac Of Land
in the broad, still country and, bearing thither nv
household treasures, have resolved to the
ciy's abors at least day each week, wherein to
revive, farmer, the memory of my chdhoods
humble home My brook a soothing song to nv
throbbing bran and my trees, gently stirred by
fresh breezes, whisper spirit something
quiet strength and patient trust in God.
Such retreat Greeley found at Chappaqua and it gav
him many happy hours The solid stone barn in whic
he felt much pride has been remodeed house AM
rs today occupied by his daughter. '-
There glorious sites for dreams of this char
lRcter at Minneonka and in all that vicinity. ou
ships inwhole fleets Of them-et's all have sutr
ban places and cowand, incidentally plenty of friend
within running-n distance :~~- %..@ " "A R. J.
TALE OF THE CZAR.
i\AIHLIAM T. STEAD writes Of the czar Of Russia
w "When Nicholas II to the throne he was
young 26-a raw and inexperenced vouth