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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-01

Papers of incorporates were filed in the office of Probate Judge Gas ton Monday. by the Harvey Seed Com pany. a concern lately organized. The capital stock of the concern is Sl5,000. which Is held by the three incorpora- . tors. A R. Harvey. B. H. Brown and P. O. Franson. The Harvey Seed Com pany has had It's being for years as a firm, but has been merged into an in- corporation obviously for the purpose of extending the business. and branch ing out into largersfields. MT. Harvey is President. and MT. Brown. Secre- tsry and Treasurer of the new cor poration. and the three parties to the incorporation are it's directors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-01

Misses Eloise Smith and Rivers Por- tis. who spent Thanksgiving holidays here with relatives. left yesterday sf- tsrnoon for Rembert, Ala, where they teach school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-01

Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Johnson returned home yesterday after a short visit tc relatives in Columbus. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-01
soeial nnd PeraonnI.

After spending tho weekend here with friends Miss Bessie Robertson returned yesterday afternoon to Car lowville. where she teaches school.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
8emahlenes GjetrciDeiuttcr.

giner S6rift Deg Yrpf. @. s. Sem
nebp bonn Soma Iderba1 : College III
Vines entnebmen mir Die fplgenben
ipi6tigiten Sunfte:
80 bas @etreibefutter onnS pber
gentablen perfittert perben ioa lit Elm
YrobIem, Dem ieoer Sarmer uno &ieb>
3il6ter ge9enfpdrtig ge9euiiber itebt.
Sie GrDrterllns oieier Srdge lit 10
I6tpierie. neil Die lofalen %erbdlte
mile peridieben iinb, es bnnbelt iid
UNI araftmaidinen etc. nnb oa5u fom>
men Defenders sic @etreibeprciie in
Setraht. @irb burh bns Wablen
ser 9Drnerfruht on Sutter eeipart?
Sic bariiber auf perihiepenen Ser
lltd1s ltationen an9eiteuten Inter
iuhungen ergeben fem 9endlle5
Geiultat, BET einigen Sbiergdttungen
betru9 Die @riparnib nit Shrotfut@
ter big 5u 35 Yro5ent, mar iebo6
bel anperen amf ELM Winimum reous
siert unb als Surhihnitt merben IL
Sro5ent anseuommen. Sir &ferbe,
tuelde lou9e Stuuoeu bart arbeiten.
ioute alles Slitter gei6roten ultb nit
flir5gei6nittenem Seu (Sddie0 ber@
mii6t gefilttert neroen, neil lie nun
fur5e Hait fir cine geniigenbe SUIT
terarfnnbme baben. gei 8ierben I'M
mittleren Sitter iinb fretli6 Die 3d6ne
Die bette S%dfermiible, anber5 lit es
aber bel alten Sferben nit idle6ten
3dbuen pber BEL jungen Soblen. Sn
geaug altf &inbbieb lit an5unebmen,
onB bas gemablene Sntter Ieihter
perooIlih lit, Dag gleife lit Der Sal
bel Sbpeinen unb man fat eefunoen,
bab in beibeu Sdlen big 5u s Yro5ent
tdglih an Suffer geipart perben.
Sen &iiben, tpelhe biel Wtilb geben,
iolte allies Sartfutter geifrotet bere
"fiittert perpen. Gin iebr eutes SUIT
ter fiir @ilhfiibe iino Die fein gemabe
leneu absebiiliten Iaisfolbeu NIT
Selmebl unb 8liiten permiibt, tpelz
dies Die @eronuung ipeientli6 bccins
fluBt unb cine aerinsere 8abe S6rpts
futter aeuiigenb ma6t. @s bleibt
falm nod notbig 5u e~ripGbnen. baB
bel Waitpieb bas eemablene Sutter
bon bebeutenbem @influb auf Die &C.
lpi6tsSunabme lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Die Subilartn.

9ei Der Seier pes 25siabriseu Sus
bildums elmer Seamtin ipirc cine
iur6tbar alie unb 3Gbe Sans bcrums
9erei6t. 3a9oem elmer Der @dite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
spab mub aud itin.
@egenieitige Giniabmng.

@cBeHIStttBc StlttuuHubs
gauernburi6e: 9u, Sanne, fimm
bod REIN, mir tpcn'n ~5uiammen an
9reber Gang maherl
Sanne: Gd nee, in fann mid, t9
mlb MI berbeeme. Wenn 9u aber
nit babel iein nilit? Die S4tpeine
mill i1 fiittern.
gorbereitnns.
@ater: SAB Su 10 oft sanse NGdte
burdf6tpdrnit, Sris. gefdat mir gar
nihtl
Sobn (Stub. meb.): Gber. Yapa.
i9 muB mid bod trainieren! Be-
benfe MIR, tpie oft i6 lpdter als Ir3t
in Der Ra6t berauseeflineelt tperbel
Mus elmer gertbeibismnssrebe.
-. @s lit ia ri6tis, Der Snber>
bauer bat feline @bebdlfte seid)laeen
= iasen mir ioear: s~epriieelt. sber.
meme Serren. ioIen mir benz alien
Ranne benn nidt serabe ben Heit bon
Sugenbfeuer b%etplnbernb sonnen.
itatt i'm beiien an5uflaeen?
y - "
Spn6crbare NnSrebe.
Srau: anguit, leib' mir mai einen
Iu9enblif beine l1br; i6 min gier
fo6en nnb auipaiIen, oab iie nidt 5u
bart fperben.
Mann (ber feline l1br beim 2ei6dmt
in S~ertpabrune seseben bait Gd la6
bod. ou tpeiBt ia bod, meme llbr eebt
Dor.
- - -
@efpppt.
Gin ii6 fiji: BEN Soften zines
Iabtpa6ters betperbenber Wann
lonte bonn Ir5te alif fem 8ebor se<
prift perben. Ser Gr5t sos ieine
nbr aus Der Sai6e unb fraste: 9Oren
Sic bas Siden?
Satpobl. mar Die snttport.
Ser Ir5t belt lie einen baIben
Weter bonn Obr bes gerperbers. So>
rem gle es nod? fraste er.
Sapobl, Serr Doctor.
Sest treten Gle nal brei S6ritte
5uriid. Sies eeihab. Stun, audi iest
nod in bieier %gntfernuns?
Ser 8eperber lauihte aneeitrenst.
Damn ld6elte err unb nidte. Sd bore
es nod, ipra6 err.
sic baben bas tpnnberbarite &C.
Dor. .bas mir ie bor9efommen 1T. iagte
Der unteriudenbe Ir5t, bieie ubr itebt
felt bret @ofen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
0nte HbotOgrapbicn

t0nnen nir Don Grpsrteu bergeiteQt msrbef.
IS Gilt bel bereu y6srlteluns GrfGbruuS
III boben, palieRoe Gopis uuo 66rperlteqnls
gen gu beahteu, oas p%alsnoe 9i6t. nub
Sbattenperbd,tuiB gu feunen nno banu
aud Die aS.bigeW, oft rsht tollpiellseu
9lpparate III babei. GieleS allies III uor=
banbcu, wenu Sbr Cure Photographic DOH
mir MAIDEN ioiet.
q. 8. @acfeuSie.
1915 0lop Str., Dubuque. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

$1S,744,626 eeiddet, $3.0S4.520
mebr ais fin bas laufenbe. Sic bDbe>
rem IuSgaben pcroen meiltens ans ser
@rhaltun9 unb @erbeiierung Der Ma
tionalforite uno aus Ser 9urffiibrung
bes Hdbrungsmittel : @elebes err
pafien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Die MbmehSlnne.

Wutter: Sest biit Su idon tpiebe,
n~unterseriift uuo ih freute mid ges
tern 10 iebr. tpeil On griter IN be,
S6ule getporben tparit.
Sinh: Sn iiebit On, DIANA, eine
anbere Wautter mill bod aud einmal
cine Sreube babenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
8amerregeln.


Sanrarz MebeI brinst feu6tes
Sriibiabr.
gincen3 (22.) Sonneni1ein, brinst
bel &orn uno @ein.
In Snbian uilb Se6aitian (20.)
fol- Der Saft in Die Sdume CABIN.
Sar15en inn Sanuar Die Wuden,
n,uB Der Bauer na6 Dem Gutter
9uden.
Wenn Der Sdnner bel Hegen
bringt, tperoen Die 0ottesdder
eeoiin9t.
@ie bas @etter an Wafnrius (2.)
mar, 10 pirb's I'M September, tritb
ober tlar.
Sic erte nnb bette ser 8e9elu lit:
Seniib Die. 3eit, neil jung gu biit;
tbeil lie 81 9einem Gortbeil Elm unb
laB lie Sir itets foItbar iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Tilese Der Iferbc I'm @inter.

Die Sferbe miiiien I'M @inter regels
nldBl9 gepuet ipcroen, lelblt ipenn man
lie niht anipannt. Der ShnulB ldBt
Die Yferbe niht MIR bdblih erihei>
men, ipnoern er lit idItig unp geInnbz
beitsihGolid,, neil er Die Sunftipn Der
Sautporen binbert. 9as Striegeln
uno 8iiriten reet ben 9lutumlauf an.
Ibenbs lit Der Iferoeitau gut nit
re6t trofenem Streumnteriul ein5us
lrreuen. Gin Sferb, pas lid binlest,
rubt beiler alls, nls Gins. pas iteben
bleibt. Sns fortipdbrenb Steben
fiibrt su i6lehter Ste1uns Der Siibe,
bies lit beionbers bel Soblen 81
bea6ten.
SIM 8inter iheere mon Sic Tferbe
niht. @oliee Saare fomn,en bonn
.periGumten Yuben. Sie Saare iiun
bas 8leib. beIien mar sic Tferpe i'm
8inter niht bernuben bari. Sas
Sheeren Der Seilelgelenfe bat oft iebr
i6lin,me Solgen.
Sas Suffer lit Sen Tferben resels
mdBig 5u aebeu. Sci Der Staafitte@
rlinq tritt leift @eritopfune ein.
Slahsinmenmehl, inter ben Safer &C.
men9t, l~eiitet bier CUTE Sienite.
Sic Spblen lteae man in einen
9uteu Stan. Sm Srcien ooer in
faltcn Gtdnen berfiimmern lie. uno
mas lie in ser Sugenb beridumcn -
inn 8ahsthnm nno in Der gntfpide@
lung - nebmen lie ipdter niemals
nod. - Gin Sferoefreuno.
- Sm Stoue IoQte ma Die &iibe
Dem Sitter na6 5uinmnteniteuen lnb
oas Sunspieb 0 ibnen getrennt
bdlteil.
Shipeine ipoIlen ald Sal5 6oe
ben nber nidt ~Subiel; benu bas lit alib
bier nngeIunh. Sci Sdneinen miro
am beiten Die Sal5aabe nit ettpas
Spl5uI6e permiiht, lpelfes berberbe
lid aif Die Yaraiitcn i'm Snneren Der
Sbiere mirft.
gSenn CO 10 fortgebt. bn6en mir
balb cine Ge9ieruug ourh. bon unb
fir SnIpcttoren. Sic Snlpeftprenz
@eibiHte pdre nidt 10 ihleht. penn
lie peuieer fpItIpieliG. babei aber
SipedmGBiger mare. Sic Inii6t, pab
3. 9. Die S6pinpluft in ben @roBs
itGoten oilf mgeiunoes Sleiih 5uriids
8uiiibren lit, lit fali6. penn auf Dem
9anbe, no man fem Sleiib nus
obut6eri6pp3" iBt. iiub Die 9eute
fernoeiuno. @ntueoer fiibrt MN lrnz
geiunbes Sleiih niht our S6lpinos
llht. ODER oa5 SlciiA miro crit unaea
iunb birh boS oieie Snnobaben IN oen
Stdoten. ulif feiuen Sail obcr iolte
man Dem Snrmer sic Suipeftoren arli
Den SulS .ldben. go perbdlt eS iiG
aud nit Der Wiild. @enn eS nlip
nidt mebr obue Snipettoren ge6t, 10
lailc ma pieIe ibr |Muaenmert auf Sic
SGnbler. uno niht oif Die YropuSeu<
ten ri1teu. - .2nnomanu".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Simmer Der Uleid)e.

@pnnaiiol> 2sbrer (babeim beim
gfen): 8iete. Tiefe. Mdbden, mas
baben Sic tpieber semaht? Die Cans
lit ia total berbrannt! Gle tperbcn
CUR Strafe beute nod brei 8duie
brateu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Gine ante EeeIe.

&o6in (5ur Sausfrdu. Die eetodt
bat unb Der oas Glen mibratbcn it, :
8nG' Sraul -. &enn Sic mir einen
Sbaler 9eben, nebme i9 aues alf
midi
y ~ -
Dilemma.
Or: Seineu 8uni6, lie6e grna,
babe ib ioipeit erfiilt itnb elm autos
mobil auf Borg aufsetrieben, aber . =
Sic: 8n5 benn aber?
gr: @enn i6 iii audi i6on tpii6te,
iper ms fir ldn9ere 3eit oas 8euSin
pumptl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Gehtfcrtigmng.

Sbeater : 9aiiierer: Sas Billet aui
ben eriten Ylas foltet orei Warf -.
Sic baben aber BLOB Die Sdlfte berz
gelegtl
Serr: ~gntldulbieen Sic. id iperoe
aud ntft mebr be5ableu, ib babe meis
nen guten 8runb bafiir.
Sbeaters 8aiiierer: 1lnb Ser mare?
Serr: SD bin taub auf eiuem Sbrl
= - -
WiinhneriiM.
Gin Srember fubr NIT elmer
Sroibfe an bas Sof6rGubaus in
@iinden. am Yortale anaelunst.
fraete er ben autider: SIT benin bas
Sic Yinafotbet, robin ih tpolte?
Nein, mar Die I%nttport. aber ih
bab' geslaubt, a Iabl 9rdubausbier
fDnnt Sbna borber net i6aben.
~ - y
Hiif5us.
SIR 9elts, meiu SrGuleiu. fpiiroe
MIDI gum 8liidli6lten auer Sterbs
lifen ma6enl
Nein 8elib? Iber i1 babe ia gar
nifts.
Sarbon, bas tpliBte i6 ni1t.
~ y y
Die MbmefSlnna.
Iutter: Sebt biit Su idon tpieSer
m~nterseriidt unb i6 freute mid ges
tern 10 iebr, neil Oh griter in Der
S6ule geporben tparit.
8inb: Sa iiebit Oh. Iama. cine
mbere Iutter mill bod aud einmal
cine Sreube babenl
- ~ ~
sluh ein spurtsmann.
2anbs @enbarm: sic treiben ii1
bier auf Der 9anbitrabe berum, sic
limb elm 2anbitreiherl
Strol6: gitte iebr. Serr 8aft>
m~eiiter. i'd bin bios cen san5 barms
loier Siitau5reiter uff Sduiters
8appen!
- - -
1anama.
@iepiel iou bieier Yanamabnt
Sreibunoert Warf.
I'm 8ottes @ilen, parlim 10
tbeuer?
8esen Ser GuaIitdt. Iuf 10 einen
Yanamabut fonuen sic ii1 ieseu. er
sebt ni6t faputt.
SD mill mid aber gar ni6t paranf
llnb er 1T 10 ipeih. burd einen
Sting fonnen Sic i'm burh3ieben.
SD min i'm gar ni6t bur6 einen
Sling bur65ieben.
Seten pplen Sic ii6 nidt oaraui.
Hiug Sieben ipollen Sie'n arih
ni6t = mas nollen sic bcnn nit eiz
mem Sanamabut MAIDEN?
" ,x "
Die Subilarin.
9ei Der Seier pes 25sidbriseu Sns
bildrmS elmer Senmtin miro cine
iurbtbar nlie unb 3abe Sans bcrums
9erei6t. Ya9oem elmer Der @dlte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

Npropos. tpeldes lit benin MN eieents
Ii1 Die Subilarin, Die am gnbe bes
3ii9es 80. ooer bieie bier2
- ~ ~
Qlusgeniibt.
Galeur (bon einem @eI6Gftsganec
ms nddite 0orf crit am anoern
Gage auriidfebreno) 8, Simmel.
Gntcn. mo biit Oh 10 LANCE seblie6en?
Mubte ba cine gauge 8GuberbanSe
unentseltlid raiieren unb ideeren
unb 5mlest ben 8alsenboseln and
nod bic Siibnerau9en cperiersn.
= - u
WlihperidnbniF.
Toli5ei > Snipeftor: Ser 8efansene
lit NIT boppeIter Sebeduns na9 Der
6auptpoIiaei ab3ufiibrenl
Yolisiit: ger5eiben sic, Serr Sns
ipeftor. bas sebt niftl Ser Spit
bu6e bat bod bios eere Iiise mitses
bradtl
Steiner 1tnterihieb.
9epi: Naoies, bait On benin ga,
ni6t ben Wutb. auf Die SPECULATION
ein3useben?
Ioies: Gh, ben Iit6 bab' id
ihon. aber be auraid. be 8uraif
feblt mer!
- ~ y
Gin fiG Mnfdnlbis Sii6lenber.
Stubent: Gle, @elb6rieftrdser. 6ab
i6 sic benin iemals beleibist, neil Sit
10 ielten ai mir fonrmen?
Gle mmF piberiprehcn.
2iebe Wani, beute Dor 10 Sa6rer
baben mir uns berlpbt, erinnerit Sr
Did nod an bic 9rieftaide. tpel6t
9u mir sei1enft? Guf Der elmer
Seite mar ein S6metterling.
Su irrft Did, Der S6metterline
mar auf Der anberen Seite.
y - -
Steiner Srrtbnm.
Tarbennseattin (Sie nit i6rem
Ranne cine Sabrt gum Hieberpalb.
9enfmal md1t unb langc iinneno. aui
ben beutiHen Strom nieoerblidt)
@eibt B.. Ilois. brett is cr ia - abel
ib bdtt slaubt er mar lGnserl
- - y
Die bergniiete 9et&e.
gIio i9eintobt mar SIR 1ann mi
i'm Iebten Ireenblif Dor Der 8eerSi.
suns lit er ertuadt? @te sebt's inn
benn2
8duerin: @ut, Die Sei6 bat ifor
Den ganoen 2ei6enihmtaus aufges
geiienl
Mms 8alan.
Srdn a.: Srau Nahbarin. Eager
Sic mir einntal. bn iii mir in bieier
Sopf Mil1 cine Ran5e sefnuen
8anu ib lie baber nod brauden?
Srau g.: 8enn lie niht e%riofier
tit. tpariim niftl
x - y
Gscinii6er gprmurf.
Mauu tim Seebabe): @ie fiibli
Su Sid?
Srau: 8. ihon 9an5 9eiunb!
Damn: 9a bdben mir nun eine
tbeure 8abepobnuns auf bier @o1er
gemietbet unb ifun am brittcn Gage
fiiblit Su Did sanS tpobl.
- ~ ~
Gutter Irpff.
SienfmGbGen: Sic, Serr Iropie
ior, aber nit reiner Ir5nei onrert' &
reht lanse. -
Yrobiior (Eiaen orebenb): Nui
nod tpenise Gugenblide @eoulb, liebes
Sinh. bann frieeen Sic Safiir aud
mas 9eIifatesl
Simmer Der Oleide.
@pm~naiials2ebrer (babeim beim
ghen): &iefe, Giefe. Mdo6en, mas
baben Sic tpieber sema6t? Die Cans
lit ia total berbrannt! sic nerbcn
CUR Strafe beute nod brei 8dnie
brateu.
= ~ -
VpramSiidt.
Erofehor 8inbbaub (@etterpros
pbet) gisentli6 hudre es icetl on Der
3eit. einen itrengen 8inter gu pros
pbe5eien. aber ib miiB es ipobl pSer
libel nnterlailen bes Yel5mantels
fpegen. DEN meine Srau bann porauss
lidtli6 miro baben tpo0enl
- y -
Bonn Saiernenbpf.
@as linb Sic IN Gibil. gins
idbriser?
Iitronom.
Rahen sic feline Slauien! $3.50.
Del Sbrer 8ur3iidtistett2l
- ~ -
Su piel p%erlanst.
Yrofeiior (auf Dem Spa3iergane
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
" " "
@uSbaft.

Srau (eines flcireu Seumten. Die
iebr e~insebilbet unb 5imperlib iit) !:
Ser Ir5t meinte bait, -. Sobenluit
loute ih baben fohnenl
@atte: ga, iiebit Oh, ipie gut es
ipGre, tpenn gu manhmal auf Dem
goben 8ai9e nit aufbdnscn
tpiirbeit9l
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-30


ly to provoke a continuation of her
brothers growing disdain.
The young gentleman to whom she
had referred had seated himself at a
table not far distant, given an order
with some particularly and settled
himself to the reading Of a newspaper
which he had drawn from the pocket
Of his blue serge coat. He was at once
absorbed, and the presence of the Clai-
bornes gave him apparently not the
slightest concern.
HE has a sense Of humor," the girl
resumed. 81 saw him yesterday"-
you're always seeing him. You
ought to be ashamed Of yourself"
Don't interrupt me, please. AS
was saying, l saw him laughing over
the Fliegende Batter"
"But that's no sign he has a sense of
humor. 1t rather proves that he hasn't
I'm disappointed in you, Shirley. To
think that my own sister should be
able to tell the color Of a wandering
blackguards eyesr
He struck match viciously, and his
sister laughed.
Il might add to his portrait. That
blue and white scarf is tied beautiful
~, and his profile would be splendid
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-30

every time the fellow unbuttons his
coat"
"Mr Chauvenet is an accomplished
man of the world" declared Shirley,
with an insincere sparkle in her eyes.
"He lives by his wits, and lives well. )"
Claiborne dismissed Chauvenet and
turned again toward the strange young
man, who was still deep in his news
paper.
"Hes reading the Neue Freie
Presse," remarked Dick, "by which
token argue that he's some sort Of a
Dutchman. He's probably travelling
agent for Vienna glass factory or a
agent for Munich brewery. That
would account for his travels. We SIM
ply fall in with his commercial itine.
rary."
"You seem to imply, brother, that my
charms are not in themselves sufficient,
but commercial traveller hardly COM
mands that fine repose, that distinc-
ton, that air of having been places and
seen things and known people,
"Tush! have seen American book
agents who had all that, even the air
Of having seen places! Your instincts
ought to serve you better, Shirley. It's
we'll that we go on tomorrow. I shall
warn mother and the governor that
you need watching"
Shirley Claiborne's eyes rested again
upon the calm reader Of the Neue
Freie Presse. The waiter was now
placing certain dishes upon the table
without apparently interesting the
young gentleman in the least. Then
the unknown dropped his newspaper
and buttered roll refectively. His
gaze swept the room for the first time,
passing over the heads of Miss Clai-
borne and her brother unseeingly with
perhaps too studied an air Of indiffer-
ence.
Captain Richard Claiborne and his
sister Shirley had stopped at Geneva
to spend week with younger broth
er who was in school there and were
to join their father and mother at Liv-
erpool and sail for home at once. The
Claibornes were permanent residents
of Washington, where Hilton Clai-
borne, former ambassador to two Of
the greatest European courts, was
counsel for several Of the embassies
and recognized authority in interna-
tional law. He had been to Rome to
report to the Italian government the
result Of his efforts to collect damages
from the United States for the slaugh-
ter Of Italian laborers In a railroad
strike and had proceeded thence to
England on other professional busi-
ness
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-30

appearance on our tables are faI
from being as careful as to what en-
ters their alimentary canal.
While my opinion on this subject
comedies largely with that in the
headline of Mr.. Moreau's article.
namely France Is Good but Ameri.
ca is Better" yet l believe that it
is only right to give fair idea of
other countries which we may visit
We should take into consideration
the fact that the younger country
is the greater the opportunities are
for young men to display their abili-
ties.
Should you ask the people living in
France if they are satisfied you
That is the reason why, if one takes
pains to look at the statistics of emf
grafton, that the percentage coming
from France is far lower than from
any other European nation. This fact
could not be used as far as Belgium
and Germany are concerned.
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ice. He did not know an orchid from
hollyhock, but no man in the army
was a better judge Of a cavalry horse,
and if Wagner recital bored him to
death his spirit rose nevertheless to
the bugle, and he drilled his troop un-
til he could play with it and snap it
about him like a whip.
Shirley Claiborne had been out Of
college a year and afforded a pleasant
refutation of the dull theory that ad-
vanced education destroys girls
charm or buoyancy, or whatever it is
that is so greatly admired in young
womanhood. She gave forth the i'm
preston of vitality and strength. She
was beautifully fair, with high color
that accentuated her youthfulness. Her
brown hair, caught up from her brow
in the fashion Of the early years of the
century, flashed gold in sunlight.
Much Of Shirley's girlhood had been
spent in the Virginia hills, where Judge
Claiborne had long maintained refuge
from the heat of Washington. From
childhood she had read the calendar of
spring as 1t is written upon the land
scape itself. Her fingers found by in
stinct the first arbutus. She knew
where white violets shone first upon
the rough breast Of the hillsides, and
particular patches Of rhododendron
had for her the intimate interest of pri-
vate gardens.
As the Claibornes fingered at their
table short stout man espied them
from the door and advanced beamingly.
"Ah, my dear Shirley, and Dick! Can
it be possible? l heard only by the
merest chance that you were here. But
Switzerland is the real meeting place
Of the world"
The young Americans greeted the
newcomer cordially. A waiter placed
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AT FORT RIDGELY
Graphic Story of the Defence of
the Old Stronghold
IN INDIAN MASSAGE
Farmers Boy of Winona Wins Prize
With Essay on SubjeCt-SpeCtaC-
Ie at State Fair
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couraged each other, and sprang tC
the charge. The cannon flashed an6
roared, and the Kissing canister swirl.
ed among them. They wavered be-
fore the cannon's hot breath of des-
truction. Then, turning, they fled fol
the shelter of the ravine. The at.
tack had failed.
The banked smoke drifted away
from around the grim. bullet-torr
buildings. The sun was sinking; i
cast over everything a glory of soft.
ened light. A thunderstorm was gath
ering in the east, and in the distance
the thunder muttered. Now the SUI
had sunk wholly below the horizon
shadows gathered into darkness as
the twilight deepened, but in the dark.
ness bullets were whistling around
the northeast corner of the fort. The
Indians We're firing from the shelter
of a ruined building once used for
the stables. BOosch shelled it, and set
it on fire. The flames sprang W
luridly in the darkness; the Indians
were driven TO the woods by the
heat, and the silence of a summer
night settled down on the scene
but Mr.. Randall and a few others
who went out into the woods and
looked down into the valley, saw the
twinkling of many campfires. Savage
forms came into sharp relief against
the glow of the fires only to be lost
III the surrounding darkness. The war.
riors were all gathered to listen to
their chief, and even the Weary watch
ers in the fort could hear from time
to time his forceful eloquence as he
urged the capture of the fort and
their destruction.
The night passed in comparative
quiet. All day Thursday the Indians
kept out of range and made no dem
onstration, but about ten o'clock on
Friday forenoon, without warning
they attacked from all sides in over
whelming force. Nothing but the
cannon and the heroism of the men
who served them averted a terrible
massacre. Again and again the In
dians tried to gather their forces and
charge, but they could not face the
canister that swept among them like
devastating storm. A large party
tried to form up on the prairie to
the northwest of the fort, but Ser
geant McGrew fired upon them with
a twenty-four-pounder field gun, ano
the huge shells falling among them
caused an immediate and panicstrick-
en- retreat.
All through the attack the voice of
Little Crow could be heard urging his
men on. He repeatedly ordered them