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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

Oct cncite iifrr. so, Ser er ufeil,
barlige Maaber. bporpaa man far
fontite efter, ON Bieeu elifer Gem el.
Ter Ell" iier ben mt9c Mouo.
"Sor Grenpcl: Mun fam faite 81
sebleifaI pper Sfulberen, 90 uoar bei
faleer neb paa 8itlpet, oil oct forme
iig til beuOeS Sorboeitop. @aer man
fun gaa bugIGitos neb al Srappe,,
nrro ct Spell % ct Sps, pg iaa faar
man ie benoes slniigt / Speilct, eaer
man fan ia en- sgblefierne os at.
briltge paa Souen, og bpiS aiernell
iprGffer, ioa difer bun n~eofommeuoc ;
eller man fan -"
"Dfen Der er bare en- eneite iiffer
Grsoe, iom er eiore o. bebre emo no.
gen at biSie," ia ben hpse 2one.
90 bno6 er bet2"
"at ipsrre Bigen ielp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
kiernemelf.
Gu fiffer @ei no:

"GierncnleIfrulen", iom oenS I'll.
hpnaere pnoitoo bar en- Sur for oat
Be Snber, ion BET menneifelige Sc
gene bar uoiat for, bar omtrellt uo'
ipitlet fin Hole.
&ieruemcIf CT en- bebaoeIig % Iunt
Grif, men ser or en- bel Gel eulfeIigt
Sing, iom Den fife fan aiere. On
Nebraifa Gome fanbt noget, iom bar
megct tucre puro. Situ flyer:
~6or ire Iar iioen bar min Rabl
/ ian iergeIi9 en- 5iIltanO, at iee funbC
nRiten life tanle ncgen SlagS Mao,
ga set bar en8aug, ies git IA Gage
uoen CIT mule Rrrittg, ieg foretrat
Sungcr for Sen ifarpc Suerte, ieg
les, naor leg ipiite noget. 50 oft
oette paofmte mig nGiteu itooig So
pebpinc % Ierpeiitet. Min Silitnnb
oar HANDLED pnfelig.
Toftpren a6pareoe mig, at aaffeen,
icg braf, bar ben fornemIte Iarlaa
i oenne SiIitanb, % ban bso mig
Nriffe Sicrnenelf iIteSeu. Men iea
bapbe ioaban gfffp for aiernemeIf,
at ies fttrbc life faa mig til at BRUCE
Sen.
Seq bIep ga raaSet til at probe go.
itum SooS Coffee. Set bar aIocles
fornpet % giort ON belle nit Spitem.
Zen pelgiereroe @irfniaa paa min
Suoriige Wope Dor iimpcitbeu foruu.
oerIig, % set rstteoe paa S~opehpinen
og NerpeitteterL oa De andre Slugcr
ioripanoi mart. 5 mere emo ct Inr
bar ieg life ielt nogen SpgSom eller
Smcrie iadoau. iom ieg rfgarg troeoe
pitSe orGbc mig.
Sea fan meo SanobeS Iige, at go.
ihim bar braat mig Seliianelien al nsn
aoSe SclbreS, ieg III npSer, tbi ieg
GAP op @eoiciner. ga leg begna6te at
BRUCE Oct" 4apnet opgiues at 80.
ltilm Go, &attlc Greet, Nih.
Ser er eli @rnno. 99S scn lille
BOO, "Sbe aoao 10 @elpiae~, ! bper
Entfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Appel

Sem Appeiliner, Il &lruO Suffer.
, Spiieiteer San0. "A lime Gelatin,
"a Sop 6lsAe. Sttfteret im~aafogcr
me0 &ouOct / 10 Riunter, hcri pp.
IpieS @cIatineu, iorn fsrt bar ppret
oplplt / libt Sano ct STARTERS Sib.
Get iGtte8 inn tiliibe for al, aifisleS
!iot. SaiteH al MppeIiiHerHe iamt
oct rcbue Sfdl al TO babes / % rsres
l. til oct er rGiten foIot. ga files set
% ttIiGtte$ ben itiopiifcoe 6Isoe.
Zen bapeS / pGoet 6urm % bpGIpeS
10, nanr Sen or fplo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Sormamo |aH. 9orseriom.

en CUBS Rafb ct til Soifc Ia9t.
en Waro bit eIIfet bIanSt be Sromme
Seln mig, ba 8uoifabet bieb bragt,
Set bar ipm eget Glib a otnme.
Tn Wanb. opbaru,t peo SUBS Sros gIsS
Tn airfenS Rioneer / @eiten,
sra boem @iIos Orb / Sroifab LOO
5 War, Der raj til femti nGIteu.
sn bbeui bar eibet at ~foritaa
@uos Orb ret belle, rent at tale,
pfeo 9errens 2nulmer ret at iIaa
Sg nerpaa meb SUBS Srsit bnlpale.
en Wano, Der fiGmpebc | Gtrib
VI for Sormifts, men 8nbs Srbs 2Rre
Ss CAB aItio meo iterIte sslib
Sornnften ei. men Cub al sgre.
On. Iom Dor ltnsSom, bib os let
Yaa Serrens alporSbeie Ientte;
en-, ION bier Spnber, bebsiba, trGt,
Tn ebig Sreit | Siertct iGnftc.
en-. iom Gllbs Orbs get ifabia oroa
ga lanleb Sfarer for 8ubs siige,
Snotil peo Saanb CUB milot BAN too
% loo BAN itilt til iig inbtiee.
Sntt er Din Wunb. bpis CUBS Orb aiso
Som BALKAN fig i fuuite Siertcr,
% ., laa tibt / 2ip og GpS
Sorbrep DC ltsrite SbuSeimerter.
Sluft er bet Chs, iom til bper Sib
Stoe frem 90 Ibitc / bet SuntIe,
% peate fra iig ieIb: Sga bib,
5oor itsrlte 2ps pg S%tieruer fun.lc.
SUB bar fin ltnbcrsicrniu8sbei
90 tog fun pGf i'm IfiGntte 8ape.
vi Urge tpr. men flnpc eli:
Eli beolte Dog ban alt bill Iape.
gaen bt, Tom eno berneSe DO,
g3ad Dor 8eileoer oi ei glcmne,
Wen efterfelge BAN / Sro
Stt bt bam ie hos Seius bjcmmel
81. g. y. Spale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

ale Stpffer al bet bpioc SfaI. On
aop Suffer ftrpes oper o. be itaar
iaaIeoes ct aporter. SinioIertio Ia.
pes en- GeiG al 1 Gllart DEL, 2 top
peoe Ibeifccr Bnfins aSoipocr o. en-
bolD Tbeife SaIt. 70 Spiieifcer
Stisr gnioes eoot iammen meo bette
% NOT McIf tilI9ites iaa bet bIir en-
blso geig. Gcn fieges | fire Gamers.
2 % 2 pp pan bberanore, meb Smsr
tmeilefn. appeIiinerne lrsges mel
lem % paa Toppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Apprl iinmarmeIabc.

Sem 8rulb IppeIiiner, eli Gitrcn
334 Charts 8anb, appeIiiucrne pa.
IfeS goSt, ifiGreS / iaa tpuSe Sfiber
lom mili8 % Irgges / cit Srltffe.
ate &iernerue tnge5 bort. Eli bueri
Eitnb Nppeliiuer togeS 3 aopper
&anb, ser bGloeS folot pper Wasjen
% bette Itnar / a elmer. Iu TO-
geS alt | en- emalieret 8rpoe, til Sfaf.
terrtc or ai0eieS more - omtrent 2
Elmer - boorpao set sieS op % itoar
I'll uUite 9og. Ilt pcieS % til bert
GrnN al Wu&Ien tngps ct Glrn6 gran.
ulateo Suffer. Set foyer iaa peo
Idtaiom &ornte, til set btiuer itipt,
boiIfet ices peb at oftisIe Iint poa en-
Sallcrfen. Smtrent 2 elmer maa oct
littert fogC2. Get nlnn pn8ie3 gpht
% oitc omrereS, ioo set life logger
fig peo t 9urocr. Get or bc6it, for
,Sitferbe68 Stplo, at I0gge ell us.
beitoSRla0e uuoer 8rpoen. SpiS
mon pil, fan man bare Ell Del Gitro.
ner r,e0 / MarmeIooen. Wan taaer
ga en- Gitroft til huert 3 Gun0 Appel.
% bennc flores cp % bebono.
les lom Appcllinerne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
DnTst op Afshhrnet.
Appel fines
tstperst d N prathH 6asasasx

Senne lapes al gppellinifaI, bporai
fun Bet poerite guile Sfal bruaes.
Deie ifiereS foriistis al appeiii.
nerne, iao man life foar itoget al bet
boioe Sfol meo, oe flores oerpaa
op | tpnoe Strimlcr. Elsie bapes paa
en- 5Iaife, % iaa mieget 9ranop, Of
oct ftaar goSt ODER Sfaaet b9I6es op
| 6lditcu. Geuue iHttcS oerpaa bort
% itaar 5-6 Tiger. Ierefter foses
4 Yitno Suffer (gronulateo) og en-
Gnnrt 8nnb, til bet or fart; nnnr
Oct er blenet foISt, bapes oeri en- llnie
opteit 6itruuiure (Gitric acio) % tii-
INT Z Spiieifeer al ben offlareoe Up.
p%eliiniaft. Oct belle inloeS iao poa
SLATER % bruaeS mco 8nnb JON
Somncrorif. Oil man lape Ippsl.
ftnIifcr, britges life gitrcnfpre, men
Ell 8int SpirituS og iiot nier al SIP.
peIliniaften. Get iom Ga blir igien
al ieIpe Approximation fnn man ba
benptte til Sage eiler 8ubSing iom
aIminoelig Orange ertract".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Ssltrbe gppeIGnifnI.

Sfoaerne lGgges / folot &nrtb, rig.
ger iaaleoeS A Gage. Sc priffeS Der
% Der meS Ell InnI, iGttes pna Stos
ben i fo8enoe gan6, iaa ineaet, at oct
Iaaotot ftaar ober og foyer, til be er
msrc. DC togcS ba op og IGages itrar
| folbt 8auo, Gaor Be CT foIbe, tor.
res be ! ct alpbe o. neicS. Eli bnert
&mo Sid tageS ct &uno Suffer.
Sufferet foges nteo gauffc Iioet @auS,
til BET er Ell inf Sirlp. 9eune bel
heS oa ODER SfaIerne % itaar / 4
Gage, Saften brISeS On ira % TO.
ger, til ben er iepp, bellies iaa after
ooer oG itodr uogIe Gage. Saa boil
OeS ottiammen op / Spltegrpoen og
foyer ) Winuter, ba to9es Sfallerne
op % Saiten foyer ino 10 Minuter,
bGIOeS iaa oper Sfallerne iom BABES
op / Hruffen; utet 2ooget iutteS itfe
pao, isr 0ogen eiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

ban CAB % belle Siben ienere bar aine
operfor 6r. 2ars. Set bar peret al
beles tpoeitgt, at ban bar betraate
ban life bare iom fin omiorgsfulo,
Bleiefaoer, men ogiaa iom tit ltore
fit lpienoe Sorbilebe j ct og alt. 2ib
efter liOt bar ban Bonnet fig til a
giere efter alt, bpao ben Itore sier
90 Den itore paa fin SIDE bar eior
nle9et, iom aabenbart bar p9ret be
regnet poa at efteriianes. San Bal
taget i'm Mpnolina meo fig no / So
ben og lprt bam at flatre / Srperne
lprt bam at iigee paa Cur ntetfen
guifene efter sSligle o. !. b. San ia,
pGnnet bam til ben Jamie pitliat
RensIigbeo, ioni ban ieIp ~iagttaeer.
og iliffet bam belle aroppen runoI
ntaitee Gauge orn Saeen, inbtil Den
lille bar ppnnet fig til at fliffe bam
ligeiaa iprig.
Den life npf meb oct. Gen life
bar liseirem lagt an paa at efterltgne
Den itore | mango 3eIe, iom er gauite
inbipibueIe for BAN, - / Solbning,
/ 8epaselier, i @eien, / oct belle ia.
get. Sr. Cars er iom ioat en- rolig,
itilferoig Manb, og "Sesle-2arS" bar
taget taiH til Msniter; ban er ganife
utrolig pesleporen og pen. Sigeiom
fit 6orbileoe oogter ban Jig onlbpgge.
Zig for at bloc eller ffore, iaa Oct gisr
onot; ban marferer 9eoPaelierne pg
iprcs, at oct ct moriontt nof. San
iibber pg ligger / be iamme Stitlin.
ger ion ben Itore, ia ban paIfer Jig /
aniietet paa ganife ben iamme Maa-
Sc, meo ianime Cab, bsire eller ben'
fire, iom ban Ter BAN BRUCE. Otter
Iigningen faloer | bette % / mange
anbre Stpffer fomplet / oet fomiife.
Ge gaar iammeit, % fomuter biem
iammen, altib i @naiemnrif, Den Itore
ioran oa Sen lille efter. 3e gaar lan-
&c 8eie inmrueu ontfriug I Raboiaget,
og MI I set lioite, oa Den ltore bar
ppret eh Del noe paa aiprligbebs.
Itien, bnr Ben lille trofalt fulgt meo
for Ell Climb; men fra oe Sitre tom.
uter ban gierte biem alene og iiot
iIufsret. Sc Sins er ban enbnu for
ing til of f~oritaa fig pao. @en iee
ooerbepiit ON, at naor bans Sto
engaas fommer. bill ban gerere Jig
ion bans ftore Ieiter gisr
mi.
- 9Iu err "Gcsle2ars" baIptaars.
og bar ipiit Jig op til en-
betpoeIie Stsrrelie. @en
ritSnit or iftet Segn til at bette it-
Sitf9Ioe al &enifab meIIem 70
,prinoeIis pilofrenmebe Spr / miuo.
lie Maahe er fislnet. 3et or life
Irnae iioen Den baabeinIoe nnge
Mano Ell bel DAG off omfrins oa bar
iIpffeIig, forbi Oct rent uubtagefieS.
,is bGnote, at @amIineen life fout
,iem. Men Der blep Del Set. ba ban
efter fiat Sobeoet inbno
n,eS jim i9opanlige penlige
"Mrrrrr!" @coefts ieg flo.
Ser % ifrtper bette. iiaser begge II
grme / Sofaen beo Sioeu
II mig % ioper. Get ier no til, at
5tore-9arS oil pare biemme mat. =
;. / 4Iaabl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

Gnrbnfierne hoIeer paa at oinSe
SnSpas igjm / Gnelano, Ger or iat
en- @crneelie / Gang nreS BET be.
itente 5orniaaf ior Gie at iaa @ru-
gen al i~aabouuc gufier inofsrt isieu,
CO Set liaes, at SecGselien sisr sooc
SrcmitriSt % bar rimeIise llbiiptcr
iii at naa tit MnaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16

goot lleieense briRaer 9bffe. genner
hplber mere al os, mar pi msber benz meb
ct rent, imilenoe Nniigt, blante Cine iprnos
lenoe at Sunobeb. Tom fpmmer al Of tooc
Splilters &Odp Rpumtain Sea. 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
Ippcl iiufpmput.

Cite ahpeIiiner, 3 Spiieiteer Suf.
fer, p Stop 8auh. Sufteret pg
Souoet imoafcacr i 5 Mimlter, ODER.
bGlbes DC rruieSs. pootperS / tunSe
Sfiper ifaarnc appeliiner. aicrnerne
tage8 onf. aompotten. ipiieS fc!S
me0 biipct Slcoe ill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-16
YppelFniait.

Sire appetliner, 8 guno Suffer,
life illlht Ell llnie Gitronipre, 3ls
Sop 8anb. Sfalerne al De paifeoe
Apprliiner ripes paa ct aipiern, men
bare oct aale al Sfafet ntaa tageS
meo; bette BLONDES meo Sufferet og
tiIiGttes berpoa 8anoet pg foyer / 5
Minilter, % naar Set cr folbt, ibloltoeS
Snften al appeliinerne o. gitronip.
rem, iem ct oPIsit / 2 Spiieifeer
@dnS. Gen itanr iaalebes / 3 Gsgn,
% tiles ben % beloeS paa SLATER.
Germe er ogioa nteget 900 til at bape
/ 8nno ON Sommeren, pg liaGleoes
til at iette Sma9 paa isbe Saucer
eacr Sttpper.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
BY Mlrh.IcENT Il. MANN

gim-cracks-glided into the vacated
seat and so diverted them.
The demented fellow began to ha-
rangue us in choice bits of THE
Prince of Denmark" at which won
dered II gave the constable the OPP
portunity he wished and he threatened
him In voice of thunder into silence.
The woman started up and besought
him TO let them go.
Il will take care of him." she plead
ed Indeed / will. Please let us go"
"You need not stay with the old
loon," he answered her, laughing in
sultingly in her face. "If he is found
guilty, the States OF Tyburn is as good
place as any, or Bedlam will do.
Pox me! dame with SO pretty face
need not work" He finished, and
with loud guffaw looked to his men
for applause, and they gave it in the
echoing of his laughter.
The woman, cringing, sat down
again.
My hands itched to chastise the
| fellow and thought that that should
| De my part W play GIG INC SohSSoD
and | should go our separate ways.
Gil now entered noisily. cracking
his whip. His manner was plainly
aggressive, his mustachio had more
upward twirl, and his nose was turned
to windward, like an old war horse
who scents battle from afar.
The constable looked from him tt
me, and then motioIed his men back
with your permissioa." 7 said.
pulled his table between us ant
called to Jock to bring bottle OF hi
best vintage.
Going to the assrzes?" I asked tt
start the conversation.
"Yes," he replied, none too petite
ly. And it's damnable weather to b.
out in"
where are they held?" I aske'
again.
eat Chichester" he replied shortly
Indeed" said 1. what heinon
crime has the prisoner committed
| Acts demented?"
Nothing of the sort. nothing @
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
Poverty and PolIteness.

Last Christmas Mr.. Sharp was sum.
moned to his door by ring; q chubby
urchin stood without.
'Wish you a merry Christmas, SIR"
said the youth expectantly.
"Er-quite So" said Mr.. Sharp
blankly, following a rule ne has in
vented for the discontinue OF Christ
mas-box hunters.
can Apply New Year." more GU
pectantly.
Exactly" said Mr.. Sharp.
The urchin was nonplused; but he
determined on a final effort.
"An'-an' all the rest of It, sirl"
he said, desperately.
There was an impressive silence,
and Mr.. Sharp flattered himself that
he had crushed the young hopeful.
but he hadn't.
"S'y, guv'nor," piped the urchin, at
wouldn't 'urt yer very much ter s'y
Slime ter you,' would it? If yer poor
yer can, at least, be perlite!"-LoEdos
Answers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
At O,Hea's Party.

The Irish Christmas party has b
come famous the world over, and las
year at Mr.. O'Hea's gathering our rep
resentative overheard the following
deliciously characteristic dialogue.
Mr.. O'Grady had just left the dan
GERS, and had sidled up to Mr.. Flynn:
"Sthep outside, Mister Flynn" he
said. "Tis afther askin' We few ques-
lions I'd be-"
They adjourned. Outside, Mr..
O'Grady continued:
IT'S the foine backyard we hove
here, wild plenty av room. And nova
yen PLACE be tellin' me, as bechune
man and man, did We, liver say any
thin fornist the character of mesilf
or Mistress O'Grady?"
"As bechune man and man." said
Mr.. Flynn quietly. "Oi never did say
anythin' derogatoory to yersilf or Mis-
tress O'Grady; butr-a-taking or his
coat-"Oi irtind to'"'-LondoU
Answers
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
CHAPTER vll-continued.

"Oh, lawzy, no; on horseback" he
replied.
you have other guests then, land
lord?" l questioned.
"Um. that's telling" he said and
winked at me. Then glanced surrep-
titiously up at window.
Travelling masked-black eyed
maid--pretty as picture, eh, land
lord?" said loosely. and gave him
a hearty tap upon the shoulder with
the handle of my riding whip. With
that l entered the well lighted tap
>oom.
In moment / felt the warmth,
,melt the resinous wood, and heard
the cheerful crackle of the fire., but
there were so many hankered about
the open fire place that saw not its
grateful glow.
| made wide swath as pushed my
way to the fire. Some of the men
fell back only to crowd up again, when
Jock taking advantage of the momen-
tary gap had obtained chimney cor.
! ner for me.
no ObhCi CuAuuCy COInSI WdS
filled by big bloated fellow with q
pimply face. Jock was humbly gra
cious to him in spite of the fact that
the fellows mouth was constantly
filled with indecent expostulations
which even landlord catering fol
patronage might with credit to him
self take umbrage at
The reason was manifest (the Law
has an outwardly pacific effect upoI
some, and Jock was one), this glut
tonous fellow was the petit constable
one of Jeffrey's men, as he had said
and they had begun to collect tn,
criminals from the nearby places. t,
lake them to town where the assize
were to be held.
The criminals were usually low
born set of rascals upon whom no on
wastes pity. The man the constabl
had in custody that day was a differ
emit object-an object of both pity an
sorrow. For who can gaze upon
person wnen the intellect, which mad
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
The Fascination Of the Harvest.

The Fascination Of the Harvest.
"Thrust in thy sickle and reap; for
che time is come for thee to reap;
for the harvest OF the earth is ripe"
There is fascination in the harvest
that weaves a wisp of romance into
aong, sun-fiooded days, where the
harvest of the earth is ripe. 1t is not
alone selfish rejoicing in the knowl-
edge that generous yield means an
absence OF want that awakens the uni.
versal interest in the sturdy army now
marching against the battaliUns of
bearded grain and will move north
ward gradually as the harvest Of the
earth ripen. in regions where the sun
shines less ardently. There is some
thing Unborn in even the most urban
of men that causes him to feel a thrill
of joy at the sight of great wheat
field waiting fc- the sickle. 1t is not
alone the hope of profit that ceEses
the student to hasten from his books
and the man to drop his accustomed
vocation to join the busy toilers in
the fields Many of those who arise
with the earliest lark and labor until
the long shadows are lost in the dusk
are not in pressing need of the wages
they receive. They could find more
profitable employment in less arduous
work. There is some other cause that
sends them among strangers for sea-
son. There is a call of the harvest,
says the Kansas City Star, as there
IS a call of the wild. The call of
the harvest was learned in the days
when Ruth, the Moabitess, bound up
the heart of Boaz in the sheaves she
CLEANED In the fields of the mighty
man of the family of Elimelech. The
vivid imaginations of those early
cleaners saw cause for wonder and
speculation in the annually recurring
miracle of the harvest 1t is this lin
gering fascination that draws men to
the wheat fields even in this utili-
tartan age.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17
A FROST AND A THAW.
BY ELLIOTT WALKER.

bearin' wife-to shoulder such curse
all my days, and you dyin' for moth
in'?"
You'd a ben well left and pro-
vided for" said Cope doggedly. Folks
would say twas Temporary insanity.
I'm shook up some, but | amt crazy.
meant il. Livin' don't seem quite so
bad as ii did" He gave grim smile.
adding. "'Twasn't the way to go, but
you'd have ben better on, Dorcas.
Can you say you wouldn't?'
You amt explainin' this" cried his
wife with sudden excitement. The
idea of layin' the fault onto me! What
is it? You'll tell me, Beecher Cope.
I'm endurin. but this is past endurin'
Something you've got in your head
ag'in me. and I'll know it. What have
done?"
You've froze met" exclaimed her
husband loudly. Il dunno how to tell
! it, but that's it,
And you've froze me-" returned
Dorcas. her sallow cheeks flaming
IT'S your own doing. I'll tell you this
i went to the barn to say that
meant to leave you-that I'd rather
| live in a refrigerator than go on with
never a look nor word to slow I wal
anything to you nowadays-no more
than COW. Froze you, indeed! I've
been stiffened up and frost-bitten til
l haven't even a warm tear left 4
I shed for sick baby!"
The old couple gazed at each other
Loud licked the wooden clock on thu
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him q superior being Is gone and not
feel pity tug at his heart strings? He
had been no mean creature else the
pale-faced woman, young as regards
years from her face, old as to events,
had not chung to him.
Evidently the constable and his men
had been at the inn long enough TO
get effectua1ly dried, and in accom-
plishing this had completely filled the
space about the hearth, leaving the
two miserable beings yet cold ana wet
huddled in a corner.
The Doors, to leave woman 80
bedraggled out of the circle OF
warmth! felt my temper rising IKE
Yeast In hot room.
stared insolently at the constable
He had his legs stretched out and TOOK
more than half the fire place. l let
my eyes travel the length OF his per-
son. from his coarse-g grained v1sage
down to his rough shoes, with an in
situation not to be denied.
He fidgeted his bulky body, his face
hacame redder, but with hitch to
his shoulders he fortified himself for
the explosive Damned" that be.-hed
from his greasy lips.
with pleasure" l said, and not
waiting for his surprise to evaporate
| I continued: Are these your fellows
They seem in favor of monopoly
He grunted.
I turned to them who equally OBJ
trusive occupied the middle seated at
a table. "Out of the way, fellows"
cried.
They scampered to their feet more
prompt than their master. gave
their table twirl which sent 1t spin
ming backwards. pushed my chail
into its place, thus the chimney corner
was made vacant.
"Come nearer the fire." | aait
courteously to the woman, "and brinf
the man. You are wet; dry your
selves"
It looked for a moment, as the con
stable cooked his gimlet eye, a.
though he might espouse the cause 2
his men, who recovering, had clus
tered about him But the woman lead
ing the mana thing of shreds an,
patches, droll enough looking, toe
with the old theatrical suit he had OF
nirced out here an J Il with tawdr.
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The international woman's congress,
sitting In Paris, recently witnessed
ludicrous scene The ladies were in
solemn conclave when suddenly there
appeared a pair of trousers on the
scene For a moment the ladies were
too perturbed to identify the spectre,
but after moment of benumbing ST.
ience, the president rallied, and In an
icy tone identified 1t is "a man."
Then the apparition relieved the ten
sion by explaining that 1t was the
mortal presence of M. Legendre. of
Sens, an ardent feminist. 81 stood
he said, "as feminist candidate at
the last elections, and l have to-day
taken II trains to appear among you.
/ am happy to enjoy this opportunity
of supporting your cause" Alas for
enthusiasm when 1t is of the male per
suasion and relates to matters femi-
ninel The president rose, and, accord
Ing to the London Globe, after ex'
planning to M. Legendre, in tones Of
cold. calm severity, that the taking o.
II trains at stretch did not confer
the right of entry to that assemblage
had him expelled.