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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17
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Divine to m pozor zda-
ME, zda'woll,ol Of u e ' wpros't
nieprawdopodlEo'lbl'lDe, ggdyz NJ
og6l mbWi sic przeeciei, e
jedyniiee 'ys 'i[,,l'l' peopl,aace,al,
IA 6wiecie. TymczasemLr ., ~ J.
Niemc6W d q pie inaczei,,
. jaskrawym doWodem tego
iestsprawa szeWcs berlihskie--
go Vogta, aH]a1ulpttm''lsa,nna =
Koepenikn'.
OslaWiony zbrodnliiarz ten,
kt6ry juz - lat przesiediziasll
v domu karnym, pred dWo-
ma laty przebrany v mum
dur kapitana PREY pomoocy
IL gvardzist6s'Ne, kt6rych g:
bral 2 ulicy, zaiai ratusz "
miasteczku II; KEoepenik pod
Berlinem, aresztowal burm;s-
trza j kamelarzs j zabral go
t6Wke : k'asy q. y sumie 400
marek. .. O)'lamliesz,l on v
niebyHaly spos6b pred
calym sWiatem wojsko
pruskie j caalEy stan u
rzeiniczy PREY pospolitym
rabunku, lecz og6l niemiecki
wsiaf to take 2 hnmorysty-
cznej strony j ze zbrodnia-
RIA stall sic bohater "haupt
mann z Koepeniku"
uwielbiany wprost przez thu
my.
Atoli musialo sic tez STAG
zados6 spraWiedliWo6ci; ska
zano Vogta IA 4lata Riezie
MIA, lecz j tel lagodpej kary
ME potrzeboWai v calo6ci
odsiedziec, gdyz pc niespel-
ma dw6ch latach spotka}a go
1aska k~r6lewska zostai "
ze'szfym tygodfp u =. z Wiezieniaa
wypnszcgoony. Xoggt utrzymu-.
je, 10 on.wcaalajeszcze who
sku 0 ulaskawienie ME sta
vii, gdyz schcial to uczynic
dopiero, gdy, NINA pelne
diva ) 9 tai ka mi ; ! K.t1iol vice spo-
.wodoWal. lego ~przedwczesne
uwolnienie dotad ME wyja6-
Mono. u,
Tymczasem Niemcy teraz
wprost waryuia 20 swym boz:
haterem j przebiegly zbrod-:
niarz przyemil sWem rozglo-
sem W obecnei achwili navel
slave genialnego tw6rce ba-
lon6w, Zeppelina. @ Vogtcie
rozpisuja sic ggazety nie ~:
kie " saznistych artykulach,
a " oczach BerlihczYk6W u
r6sl on nieledWie do znacze-
MIA p6lbogga
w Riksdorfie pod Ber)i:
nem, gdzie chwilowo zamiesz-
.ks1 ~oslawionyk apitan, prey.
szlo nawet do g1osnycb
aWantur. Pred mieszkaniem
siostry Vogta ma Hermannstr.
j Kopfstr. zebEaloRie=tysiace
ludzi j 6cisk by1wielce ME.
bezpieczny. silny oddzial.
policyjny ME m6gl ME wsko.
rae j by1 bezsilny wobec
halas6w okyyk6w, jake
Wydawanozsna= kapitana 2
Kll,,oepeen1iic,kLu,-W tym trubln
nietylko motIochs y ulliice:z.ln i,
brA1 udzial, alenawet ludzi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

PORTLAND. Ore. z tutej-
szego biurau Wells Farys
Co." znikl rakiet nadany
przez J. r. Alberto, prezyden-
ia Capitol Nationol bank" "
Salem, Ore, adresowany do
Jcsepha N. Meyersa, q zawie
rajacy popiery wartosciowe
ma $4,000. Mayors mieszkal
W .uteigzYm hotelu Portland
i tam mial bye pakiet oada.
ny. Przekonano sic, 10 pa
kietz ten nadszedl tn wieczc
remso godz. pol do II, ale
niewiadamo, co POI iejz MIN.
sic staln. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

" .E .r..s ... ed
DEADWo0D, S. D., W tel
stronie Poaudniowej Dakoty
zrzadzaia pozary las6w wiel-
kie szkody; spustoszona jest
luz rzadowa rezerwacya
" Golden. 700 zolnierzy z
Fort Meade wys1ano do zwal-
czania p}omieni pomiedzy
Ga]ena a Sturkis. Lasy sic pa.
Ia take " okolicy Tantion i
Bear Gulch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

wiecd taktu, jana tyei4ce"
iczaca l,ublicznosc, pozostalE
on v Berlinie isnie pokaz
wal sic niikomu. Kon m po-
[licya mnsiala ostatecznie p1rzy4
Wr6cic porzadek, przyczemlH
|aresztoWsnlo so os6b. Togo
rodzaju zai6cia wywolnja
|wprost skandale. Vogt otrzy-
mule takze ~najrozmaitsze
|propozycye aktor6W, fotagra-
flow, restaurator6W j innych
lludzi, kt6rzy5y przez niego
|chcieli zarobi6 DUO picnic
idzy. Pewna gazeta chciala:
leo mieG "a swego wsp6lpra-
cownika, pewna sp6lka gra7.
mofoniczna. chcejego nWie-
cznic, jako CLOS sisWnych lu-
dzi, v pewnym hotelu ola
rowano mu, ze5y jadal tam
bezplatnie ola reklamy, .
zn6w pewien kapitalista zao-
fiarowal mu vile, do zamie-;
szkiwania. Vogt korzysta tel
. tego wszystkiego Q lie sic
Itylko da, no j o~czYwiscie ga
rabia ma tenn iadne pienia-
de.
Pewna gazeta niemiecka
wezwala nawet swYch czytel-
nik6w do sk1adek. narodo-
|wych ola Vogta, kt6re rzeczy--
wi6cie tez dose obficie naply-.
waja, ME m6wiac juz 0 mai
rozmaitszych prezentach. ia
kas narwana Mem ka zapiea-
Ia Vogtowi rente " wysokos-
lei 100 marek miesiecznie, a
LAX donosza pisma niemiec-::
kie, og6lny majatek Vogta
Idochodzi obecnie 40 tysiecy
marek. Vogt udajea tez well
kiego pana, jezdzi tylko do
r6zka i .wydaie pieniadze ia
rome p~rzyjemno6ci.
Taxi OTTO zloty los. spotkai.
przebieglego zbrodniarzas i to
wlasnie dzieki zbrodni samej.
Dawniej mkt 0 MIN ME VIE
|dzial, ale zna}y 90, "a to
"cuchthauzy" dis rozpi-
suja sic o MIN jak o kr6lu
iakim, rozglosem etanal on:
ma r6wni 20 siaWa genialne-.
go wyna]azcy Zeppe]ina.
Znamienny to objaw, re spoe-
leczefstwo njemieckie poni-
zylo sic juz do uwielbiania:
zbrodni, ze homie wynagra-
dza zbrodnie, dale zbrodnia-
rzosi utrzymanie, jakiego
mole " zyeiu ME oEiegnie.
nleleden uczclWy czioWlek
chociaz " poole czola Cd ra-
ma do nocy sic mozoli.
Niemcy chca %przewodni !
czyc " 6wiecie, lecz MECH
Bog SWAT Y uchroni pred
takiem przewodnictwem W
ostatnich czasach szczegol-1
ME coraz wiecej dowod6w
aszerzscej sic zgnilizny moral
nei y spollee,c!z, ael1s'
KEN. Gazety niemieckie :
luboscia rozpisuja sic 9 wszel-
kich brudach, q czytelnicy
ich : lubo6cia brudy to po-
chlaniaja, ME dziwi6ssie Wiec,
ze 2 czasem dochodz do n
wielbiania zbrodni, do hoj.
~ - ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17
hscie tym prezydent donosi,
% kazdy nar6d poRi11ien Die.
rzadzie konstytucya = tyra6-
stWo ME powino nigdaie mice
m hi .

%E5fr@.%s$H AE<A&t &ES t&EG b4SgAsEa &EF EEE42GHS5E
NEWARK, n. 7. D ~,
murzYnkl,i idac ulica Spring
field napadly NJ przechodza-
cego 55-letn. Johna Murp~
ichcialy mu ovation
skras6 ~portmonetke 2 so do
Iarami. Murphy bronil sic
meznie, przyczem narobii ta-
kiego haiasu, 30, M m~iejsce
WALK przylyI Policyant, kt6-
~ .czarne amazonki zabral
na stacye policyjna. Muszyn-
z%atrzymano ". wiezieniu
pod kaucya $4,000 kazda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

: - .|N I'd ~ : = - 80 y - - SHE SO X
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Powro-
gil do Chicago 2 Rosyi detek
tyw NJ. Mills, kt6ry odwi6zl
moskalom Rosyanina Teodo-
ra Zernikowa poszukiwanego
n zamordowanie czterech
.kobiet " Libawie. Mills po-
wiada, ze Zernikowa powie-
.szono " tydzieh pc wydaniu
go W }apy policy moskiews-.
kiej. Me w;adomo czy On
byt istotnie poszu kiwany ia
ko morderca, czy tel jako
:przestepca polityczny. Mills
wcale sic ME zbudowa} epra--.
WledllW0scla moskleWsk4,
gdyz jak powiada policya tam
tejsza sciga tylko tych, kt6-
rzy cos powiedza przeciw Ca
row., q natomiast proteguje
zwyklydh morderc6w j zlo-
KozactWo dopuszcza
sic ohydnych czyn6w ma bez-
ludnosc;, a wjeszania
mssowe winnych i niewin-
nych bez sadu SO ma porzadku
dziennym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

OXFORD. Miss, Murzyl,
lawson Patten, kt6ry oneg-
dsi v brutality spos6b zamor-
dowal hiaIa k;,o,bjete, pania H.
Nc Milien, zostsl okolo pol
neoy ~RyproWadzony Wie
zienlia / i~Y1caowaniy MnrzYn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-17

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Ger
piacy ma eucboty 26-tetni
Burton Jarvis, kt6ry " celu
kuracyi przybyf tn = Terre
Haute, Ind, zginaf okropna
6niercia. Idae bowiem ma
farme Strausa, odlegla kilka
mil cd missta upadl z W.
ciehczenia i siabosci pod
drzewem i zemdlai. Gdy PREY
szedl do ~przytomnosci uczul
okropny Dol ma calem ciele,
spcwodowany przez role
~czerwonyeh mr6wek innych
owad6W, kt6re go obsiadly.
Me mogac sic podnies6 2
przelezal W tenn O.
kropnempo}ozeniu przez diva
dni, bedac zy#cem jedzony
przez owady. Dopiero ma tree
ci dzien znalezli go przechod-
ME prawie liezywego. Pc
przywiezieniu go do powia-
towego szpitala, Jarvis wyzio-
nat ducha.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
Q 90 Grocery Store.
Graham & Graham

Our line of Mems wear for colo
weather will interest you Call in ana
look it over. Nelson G. Roberts.
Dick Prichard who payed ball with
the Devils Lake team this year is at
tending the Fargo college this fall.
At the recent selection of officers on
the college paper Mr. Prichard was
selected as local editor for the coming
term.
New fleece lined underwear worth
75c each, this week 49c each, at The
New York Cash Store.
Get ready and go next Saturday and
see the Canadian Pacific Railroad
lands in western Canada, round trip
ticket, Minot to Calgary $500 good
for 80 days, you can't afford to miss
it. Fare refunded to purchasers. Jones
& Baughman.
Buttons Business College, Crooks
ton, Mimi, guarantees a position In
from three to four months and wiz
wait one year for the tuition If you
write at once. Eight pupils of thfa
college are holding some of the best
positions in Devils Lake. 8
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

You will find the largest assortment
Of new fall and winter merchandise at
Mann's.
P. P. Martin of Towner, spent sew
eral days in Devils Lake last week
looking after business.
K. L. Wright and J. G. Lewis were
business visitors at Devils Lake Wed
Observation-Disclosures Arena.
Ben Crow of this city has the con-
tract for great deal of plumbing work
which he is doing at Crazy.
You can find great values in Mems
shoes this week at the New York Cash
Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Markley are the
proud parents of a little daughter,
which was born last Friday.
L. A. Roberts, of the Devils Lake
Milling Co., was a business visitor in
town, Monday.-Hampden Guardian.
w. H. Reid, of Reds Hotel, of
Devils Lake, was over on business,
Thursday.-Hampden Guardian.
The prettiest patterns Of outing
flannels worth IL 1-2c This week 10c
a yard at the New York Cash Store.
Louis Rutten of Crary, was in the
city Saturday looking after business
matters and visiting with friends.
E. w. Gilbertson went to Lakota
Sunday morning to embalm the body
Of Mrs. Eliza Urell who died at that
place Saturday night.
Cold weather is coming, our colo
weather goods are here Come In while
the stock is complete. Nelson & Rob
erts.
Mrs. E. E. Wheeler departed yester
day for Devils Lake, where she will
be the guest of friends for severa
days.-Michigan Arena.
Lloyd Roberts of Devils Lake, wal
in Edmore over night Tuesday. H,
is now travelling and selling -four TO
the Devils Lake Milling company
Edmore Herald.
The Success Spreader is Life t,
the Soil' and the Eagle Sprayer il
Death to the Weeds" These ar,
mottos OF the two best pieces of farm
machinery on the market F. H. Pros
ser & Co.
This is the week to secure you
plumes which will add style to you
hat, as we have a complete line Q
plumes just arrived ranging in pric
from $500 to $4,000. Leader Milli1
cry Store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09
THE CIT IN BRIEF Ri

jay Miller was visiting with friends
at Larimore last Friday. s=:s??55as;. ~ /
Buy your new overcoat, d Hart.
SchaHner & Marx, at Mann's. sss2 e7S " II
Harry Hooking, Of Mayville is visit
ing with his brother Dr. Hooking in
this city. ,.as. &.%;,..:. ! A. ' g..
Mike Cowleys made a business trip to
Larimore last Friday and remained for
a couple Of days. ~ ~ ~ ...:s>.-.y,r%., -
Mrs. L. Maurer and son, Of Stark
weather were visitors in the city Fri
day and Saturday. . :.
John serumgard, of Webster. was
down to Devils Lake Friday shaking
hands with old friends. .> 49,
Prof. Shearts and Mr.. Cabiness of
Larimore were here Saturday to wit
ness the football game.
For overcoats and suits see Nelson
& Roberts.
Mr.. Door Nelson of Larimore has
moved his family to Devils Lake where
they will make their future home.
Peter Duchene of Garske,, was in
the city Friday looking after business
connected with the Farmers Grain
Company. - go" ~
Mrs. Cuthbert, mother of attorney
Cuthbert of this city returned to her
home after a weeks visit in Tagus
with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony, LaBrier have
again taken up their residence in La
kota-this time, Mike says, for keeps.
-Lakota Observer.
forge Torgerson returned last week
from Wisconsin where he went to re.
cuperate after his long Illness here
with typhoid fever.
Miss Kate Bremen made final proof
on her claim here Saturday and left
the same afternoon for Milwaukee,
where she will teach school the re-
mainder of the winter.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. A,
Godward and the teachers of the high
schol were entertained at a, chatting
dish party at the home OF Miss Bren-
nan, who is teacher in English at the
school.
Latest 1nvention-Best thing going
for pumping water. Gasoline engine
with pump jack attached. Attach To
any pump. Set up ready to run, only
s47.50. Can be used for operating any
machine requiring light power. Sea
2. H. Prosser 8 Co. = j.. 49,.
,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

Farm Loans. Money on
hand on favorable terms. Low
est rates. E. j. Chamberlin.
A competent chemist tests every in
gredient entering into Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder and Extracts-always
The -four manufactured by the Far.
mer's Mill is growing in favor all the
time. There is q reason for It Quail
fly.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, of
Fargo, will visit Devils Lake personal.
ly on Sat Oct. II, Office at Huesgen s
Jewelry Store. All persons having eye
trouble should call and see him. Eyes
examined. Glasses fitted.
Mrs. Bouse, of Leroy, Mimi, who
has been visiting with. friends in this
city for several days left this week
for Mondak, Montana, where she will
make her future home While here she
was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Woodward
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

The First National Bank of Devils
Lake, N. D., loans money on Real
Estate at eight per cent.
A. J. Hutchins, OF Lakota, Sundayed
in the city.
M. s. Titus, of iMinot, was Devils
Lake, visitor over Sunday.
Mrs. G. Odre, of Penn, was here over
Sunday visiting with friendss.
w. J. Dohney, of Rugby, was here
over Sunday with friends.
J. w. Boeing, of Minot, was register
cd at the Sevilla over Sunday.
Miss Wayne Koegh, of Penn, was
in the city shopping Saturday.
H. S. Bennett of Rock Lake, was in
the city last Thursday on business,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Hannah Friday morning.
A fine line of ladies and Misses VOL
tex coats, suits and skirts at Mann's.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

The greatest barg gains Ii town are All
Mann Bargain Basene 1T.
elliacy of Warwick. was a5
:caller IL Devils Lake last Saturday
ss Martin, 81 Il'oWner. spent seY-H
eral hours IN the city SATURDAY. looking
after business alters.
5s Miss Marie Helgeson, Of afinnsWau-5
kan. was in the eit over sunda u with
friends.
d. you know tslaat tIae Farmers lgila
is fhe head Cor feed ss All
hind
N. Homer 81 alley City was ~
caller II tie city The last part os ttha
sgeeh
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-09

Carlson Of EssInond, spent
several az here the latter part %;
last week
s$ y y. Osborn off Grand Forks Was
LOOKING after business matters here
last week 5$
a q; Phillips, of E'ton, s.. d. pens.
Saturday An the city looking after
business interests
ss Harry Owens spent several days at
Devils AXE during the past Wsek
iStargWeathar Times.
loss never had such ties to3
buy ssgell dress goods se, real enable
las the sale III che ash
store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
THE LIFE OF A VIOLET.

The first I remember I was a tiny
little bud peeping out from the stalk
and the rest of the plant. as the older
ones told me. for I was very small and
did not know much.
For day or so I went on thinkir 9.
that the whole world was green. until
about the fourth day I was better in
formed, about which I shall tell you.
On~this special day very poor but
neatly dressed. girl (of about ten and
three years. came. down where I was
and, spying me. called out, 20! Kathe-
zine, look here; isn't it the most splen-
aid nower?,
Saying this. she picked me out and
carefully carried me to a small house
Ind opened the door.
The first thing / saw was a sweet
but sad looking woman in the bed L
was astonlshed at the change Of her
face after she saw me. 1 have worried
Ind worried ever since then why she
Cried and caressed me. I am SO small.
but there have learned that there is
nothing but what can help the weak
est.
am still by her bedside, but with
rring day by day, but have found out
why she loves me so. (Orlginal)
IRENE ELAINE SUTTON.
: Crewe, Nottoway County, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
As to the Length
Of Our Stories
pear children OF the club:

Dear Children of the Club:
have had question asked me re-
Earding the length of stories to be
written for this page. II you desire
10 see them published you must adj
here strictly to the length rules given
you. | sympathl2e with you in your
desire to write long letters, but you
must do what Is best for the club
end the page. and not simply what you
like individually. ! am also requested
by member to give my name. have
always signed It as editor. but 70:
pnce / depart from my rule and fltro-
duce myself TO the club children by
my real and not my pen name. Look
Mt my signature. therefore. this sun
day. and you will find your request
granted.
Il was pleased beyond expression at
the Easter cards and remembrances
gent me by different members of the T..
d. G. G. do hope you have all had
joyous Easter. and that the memory
of it Will sweetcn and Tighten work
now. The next big holiday will be
the summer vacation and between now
and then comes commencement. and
examinations ahead of 1t. SO you will
be busy, and SO will !, getting ready
for our reunion, which will follow
close after the closing of school.
Your Editor. ALICE NJ. TYLER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
An Easter Hunt.

Cleve Albright was little girl who
lived In the city of Washington, One
day she was sitting in the window
when bright thought occurred to her.
Jumping down from the window seat,
she ran into the next room, where
iier mother was sitting. and running
to her threw her arms around her
neck, and said: Mother don't you
think could have an Easter hunt? 1
could invite some OF my friends and
you could give us some eggs. and we
could have such a good time"
"Oh! yes, think we could. But
please don't choke me-" said her
mother.
you dear mother, l am so glad. I
know we will have nice time" said
Cleve.
So it was arranged and Cleve began
at once to write the invitations.
When she woke up on Easter Mon
day, the delightful sensation that
something was going to happen came
over her.
And something did happen About
2 o'clock that day the children began
to come
After they were tired hunting eggs
they played several games. Then they
had refreshments. which consisted Of
ics-cream and cake.
About o'clock all the children went
home. thanking Mrs. Albright for the
enjoyable time she had given them.
CLARA LUMPKIN.
1le W. Ninth ST.. Manchester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

My home Is in a city. Visitors al
ways notice me as sit at the door Of
my house. and hear them say. What
a beautiful dog!" The first person with
whom became acquainted with was
my mother. She was very large and
beautiful. and she was called Lady. My
mother was very kind and took excel
lent care Of me. Soon I was large
enough to leave her. was sold to a
little girl named Constance, who lived
with her grandmother. and they named
me Felix. It was very grand to have
n name of my own and such a nice
home. When I was tired and hungry
I was very glad when Constance
brought me dish of nice sweet milk,
In the summer Constance and her
grandmother went to visit their friends
In the country. They left me with an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
---
JOEs LIFE.


Long ago there lived poor man
who had but one son, named Joe. Joe's
father was very cruel and used toSwhip
him every day.
One day while his father was out
cutting wood he decided to run away;
so he took all of his clothes and went
to the city. He walked about for a
long time and was beginning to get
tired, when he met man who asked
him II he would like to work For him.
Yes. sir" said Joe, and lie followed
The man to his home, where he slept
.allnight. Tile next day 40 went with
the man to his office, where he was to
work.
doe had been working at his, new
place for q yedr, when oirs day as he
was walking down the street he met
his father face to face. lie was very
glad TO see his son again. and prom
ised MOTTO be cruel to him any more
II he would come back. So the next
day he went back his home he had
been absent from SO long.
IS Composed by
'---,.. 1870 ts'5'l HARRY SANDERS.
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EASTER.

Easter is the festival commemorative
the resurrection of Christ. 1t Is one
of the most joyful seasons Of the year
for the church and for all mankind
1t always comes on the Sunday follow
ing the first full moon after the YER
nal equinox. The name Easter is taxi
en- from the German world Ostern,
which means rising. Easter-fires and
have their origin from tho
ancient heather feasts, and have long
been known as symbols Of Easter tide.
In many countries people believe that
the rabbits bring the bright colored
Easter-eggs. In some countries on Eas-
ter Day the people salute each other
with an Easter kiss and "He is Risen!"
Original.
BY MILDRED N. \. LEWIS.
Ctsmont, Alhemarle county Va
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EASTER.

Easter Is coming. Easter is near;
People are happy cause Casters most
here.
The birds are singing. oh! so merrily.
Church bells are ringing, cause East
er's near. you see.
People are dressed in new bonnets.
cloaks and gloves:
See how happy, pure and white are the
little doves.
Every one's happy, every ones glad.
Those that are wicked only are sad. i
Casters for the children, innocent and
bright.
Then there's no darkness. for Casters
full OF light.
This is my first piece OF poetry.
Hope It will be published.
CLARA LUMPKIN.
119 w. Ninth ST.. Manchester, Va.
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THE LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE SNOW.

(Continued)
Tenderly they carried her back to
the village and strove by all the sim
pie arts they knew to bring back the
life which had gone out forever.
They made little grave in the
smooth hillside under the snow. and
as the funeral train moved slowly
along the sound of strange chant
was heard which sounded as If the
little people OF the snow were wailing
for the dead.
And after this an edict went forth
forbidding the little people to mingle
with mankind.
But when winter comes they bring
their wreaths and garlands Of frost
flowers and lay them upon the little
grave on the hillside.
(The End.)
Composed by LILLE H. TYLER,
200 Stuart ST.. Staunton, Va.
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AN AFRICAN ADVENTURE.

A man who was hunting in Africa
once saw that a lion was following
him for an opportunity to kill him.
Presently he came to little hill, at
the foot Of which We're some sharp
rocks and a tree. He thought that
the lion would spring here, SO he
climbed into the tree and hung his
clothes on the branches. The lion
was deceived, and he jumped at them,
but was killed on the rocks.
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
Tally, Va.
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THE LIFE OF LoNGFELLow.

Henry wadsworth Longfellow was
one OF Americas best known poets. and
was especially popular in England.
He was born at Portland, Maine on
February 81, 1907. When only II
years old. Henry entered Bowdoin Col
lege and graduated there In 1925.
In 1875 he was appointed to the chair
OF Modern Languages and Literature
at Harvard. In 1S42 he wrote some
poems on Slavery" In 1S43 he wrote
THE Spanish Student" in 1871 Evan
geline," in .1s55 he wrote the famous
poem "Hiawatha," in 1855 the Court
ship of Miles Stanlsh." In 1859 he Wis
tied Europe. and was made D. c. L. OF
Oxford. England
He died In the year 1882
LOUIS LATANE.
1913 West Cary Street. Richmond, Va.