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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10

aYou bet your life she's good SIS
ter, he said.
aWe're all betting the same Way'
my boy said the man called Jim.
It was almost dark when the canter-
ing boots Of the returning pony were
heard. 80,
The three men on the porch sun
solemnly smoking, kept silence. Ana
presently Sis appeared in the door
way. I'LL.
aThe train was late" she quietly
said, but l got there"
A sigh Of relief ran across Inc
porch.
4You saw Thorpe?" inquired Jack.
eyes.
"What did he say?"
"He didn't have time to say any
thing until everything was fixed. we
ran most of the way to the court
house. But afterward he was very
nice. He said was pretty young 10
carry around so much valuable prop
erty, and he said something to the
Judge and the judge came down ana
shook hands with me-all dusty as
was-and he was nice, too. And then
Mr.. Thorpe took me in his carriage
down to the station and sent you his
regards and sympathy-and here IS
the paper he gave me. "
She passed it to the man called
Jack.
"If you don't mind, Sis, he said,
eve all want to shake hands with you,
too
She laughingly passed down the
line and each of the three men
grasped her hand.
"And here" she said, lis the
money I didn't spend. And oh, l
mustn't forget. Mr.. Tarbell, near
the station, is going to send over his
team in the morning and pull your
automobile into the road and his son
Sheldon will come with him. Sheldon
knows all about fixing broken cars.
And now l must look after your din
ner.
"Just one minute, Sis" said Jack.
eve have a little business with you
that we want settled right here. You
are going to take care of us tonight,
are your"
"Of course, laughed the girl.
swell, we want to settle before the
obligation gets too big. There are
three captains of industry on this
porch, Sis, who feel particularly
grateful to you. They are grateful to
you in both mind and body. / think
I may say that they are men who be-
lieve in putting gratitude into prac-
tical form. Tomorrow these men
will take certain girl and her
brother in their car to Monticello.
They expect her to cooperate with
them in several ways. They expect
she will do lot of shopping at their
expense, and that she will find a
home there that will suit her and her
good mother, and that she will realize
that a certain amount to her credit in
INV "a S4AO NAOAb4NOl1Q OcLA1hO WILL LcbA0
her nicely through that Monticello
seminary. And these men want her
to understand that, they can well
afford to do this and that they do it
cheerfully and gladly-being much
richer men than they would be if
there had been no brave and willing
courier to carry the message to Mon
ticello."
He paused and they all looked at
the girl. She was standing in the
doorway, her white face cleaning
strangely through the dusk.
She tried to speak, but the words
would not come.
Then she suddenly turned.
"I-I'm afraid s-something is going
to boil over, she half sobbed, and ran
back into the house.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
4 FRIENDLY SUGGESTION.

@My boy" said Hamlet Fatt' you
can play the fiddle a little bit ana you
are enough Of an acrobat to stand on
your head"
"But / can't do either well enough
to get an engagement, " admltteu
Yorick Hamm.
Precisely. What you want to 40
is to combine the two. Then you Il
nave prime act. "--Louisyille C0uF-
ier-JournaL
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
EASY.

slow can you distinguish between
major and colonel down here!
queried the man from Ohio.
"By their capacity, sah' ;" repneu
the Kentuckian. "That of coloneA
is at least quart more than that Oh q
major. sab. Boston Post.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
AN OLD FOSSIL.

"He raid he wouldn't let his daugn-
ter marry man who couldn't Keep
job"
loved her?"
"Yes; but he had a comeback
ready. Said he loved her. too'
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
FULLY EXPLAINED.

"How much amused Mrs. Pinkletop
seems to be over her husbands stupid
jokes"
Eyes. It's the only way she can
get a new hat out of the brute. =
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
SPEAKING OF JUSTICE.

Anyway" remarked the moralizeT'
Justice. is blind.
yes" rejoined the demoralizer.
shut not SO much so as the deluded
man who goes to law with the idea
that he is sure to get justice. -
Chicago News.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
Easy to Diagnose.

A st. Louis woman swallowed her,
false teeth twenty-five years ago. and
Is now complaining Of gnawing sem
sation inside of er.--Atlanta Ceorg~
ian.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
WON THE BET.

"Bet you amt got nuthin' like our
subway" boosted the New Yorker,
in my section" retorted the vis-
itor from the cyclone belt, I'VE have
individual SURVEYS" - Louisville
Courier-Journal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
A PERFECT PARADISE.

"What is your idea of happiness?'
ITO be able to spend my own
money just as if l were going to turn
in an expense account when I got
home. &C Chicago Record-Herald.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
BEST WAY.

"Tell me-" said the lovelorn youth,
whats the best way to find out what
a woman thinks of yQu?"
Marry her." replied Peckham.
promptly.-Catholic Times.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
CORRECTED.

"What have &rou been doing in the
country?"
"Oh, just lying around and fishing.
"You mean fishing and lying
around. Boston Transcript.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
IN THE COUNTRY.

Mrs. Knicker-"W What do you sun.
pose it was that Katy did,"
Mrs. Booker" Left, of course. y.
Harper's Bazaar.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
NATURALLY SO.

The Major Watts wife is SUI
The Colonel-"What's Watts?"
"a sufferer. Smart Set.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-12-10
ALASI ALACKl

When some fiction writers try
Their thoughts to give us hot,
We get e-rot-ic novels with
The accent on the rot.
Lippincott's
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
Npt VauO / Tcitem ital aabnes.

llieo ct rnnot 5al pil Us W,llioner
2lCrss al 3ano / De ioriiielli9c psllige
Slater bline anbnet for Gntrp 0en=
bolo til Snorsoepartementsts 9liSlS
relis, itriuer "g4aitinaton Yolien".
9li bette Hnno ialocr pnd Cre9on
7004. 100. g0aIbin9tpn 1916. 900.
lltab T. .004 $50, WpOmina 9.22l. 760,
9tew Merieo II, 334 $50, Nepaoa 40, :
5l2, 960, 9lri3ona -t6. 657, $50, 6OlO=
raoO 20, 100, 600 % Montana 10. 664. :
GAO.
Sanbet bill adbnee for SptHgelie /
Senbolo til Den at lolie Gpn9res ueOz
ta0ne 4oU ON "orp" 6arming, O9
bper cntelt Settler er tillaot at tnoe
ct 2rsol al $50 @ltres.
3epatitmeniei ppIpler. at ndir Ne
paon unbtn9es, er benpeo 40 ,truteui
ui ynnott MI tagsi @eiuOelie If
G5ettere mso mer e!ler minore 9oo &tt,
S0rlig tror man, bette CT 3llfUl0et
meb yunoet Naibn9ton og Oregon.
,Sn0en az be pmbGnolebs GnnDltrVt=
nInssr bar 9lo9uns til Nunb for tun4
fig Banding.
Sc ioritjeai9e 2anOipntorer pil inaz
relt muli9 blipe ioripnst meo Se9nin=
ger al Ianoet. og 2lnis9nin9er om tsn=
trp oil oo bore pll I'm Plaos.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
1,100 Aar sammclt Srd.

Tto Su9bruset Yutlep. g8aIb.,
beu iorleoen Ell Geosritamme itaarct
op til Shingles. Un 9anite alnllnbc-
li9 Sina, pil man lige. ,Su, QnnItt
pit Wen oct bGnopr BOG itte bper
Gag, at man tar at Qjsrs meo ct St0,
Iom bar nadet Den bgie 9lloer af 100
9lar. Saa 9amnlel bar oenne Stamme.
Ga Naralo Sanrfa9re | Ydret 872
i0renebe g}Or9es mango imaa Ti9er,
bar otnne Geosr fin bsolie Qllosr.
Cper ct Nunoreoe glar ieners, oa Seii
ben Soepne lanoeoe pnu 9merilaa GIt=
tBn. TOO Den irlil o9 liustraiti9 paa
2ahoets @eifi9lt lRanae 9lnr eiter
bleo DEN OprDttet al StDrmCn % ldnot
lit Seie pan SprOen, bUor WtOlt pQ an=
Ore @Grter mart oWtteoe tlUrli9t ouer
Den.
4 5ibens Sob ltieo et unoet 5r0
,Rsooer / bette Spiie % blep 80 Nar
9ammclt. 1etfe lrem9uar al HiNNene
/ Veotu, iom bUpr hn9iUet et glars
Bort. Den falone Stot bnboe $50 al
oisie 9tin9e, oct leuenoe 3rU $50, IGa
man dlt'aa Oeroi tan ilutte rig til
Stammsns gll0er, LOO glar. @ien-
nem aae be 9lnrbunoreoer Stotten
bapoe li09et paa Soroen, baOos Den
beparst lin 6riitbeo, Og De Sbin9les,
iom bep itaaret al ben, sr Iaa soot
preptr pau bsuns gars, iOm man is,
no9stlteos.
SemmertOmpHniet foo bet falbn'
Sre iotosrufere "a ienote 10 nOal'
prsosr I'll fine 6Orrefnin9sforbinoel.
ier. ioripnct iliso et gillsoe nf Sr9s
tiaisemso en- ,5rcmltinina Gf bets 81
ltOrie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14

2luJuli WetcOrerne banner ifpl9e en-
lsoenne qtirOuOm en- Strsm iaa brso,
at itjsnt Soroengaar meo en- Saitigbeo
ai Is Wil Setunoet, iaa piios ben
bebsoe Z Tiger iOr at trnols ben.
sSaar NlopIoraiftnina for lat tho.
sller nanr Bet beiirstes, at oen'er til
ltgos, iua bsnpt fsl9enoe: Gil Snften
al en- baiu Hitron (Iemon) isies en-
5beiteiulo Sntter % en- balp 5bsite-
fulo yano. Gag oct uarmti Ell GOlis
oo forfeit laalsoes bper 0alptiine / be
isrte tire simsr. oerpaa en- Gana 1btr
anpen 3lme. 2ur ull 4lmnoeli9=
80 inotraos ! gsbsi al'ea Tas.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
,&uoleperipeftip af Sisseton, 8. ..

Tim rinae blepst bersrt. W(illioner al
Ntres frit 2ano penter fremoeleS paa
bore ameritanite 6armere, % naar
oisie Willioner er op.agst, er Der an=
ore Wtlllonet G9ne, ON enonu lite
er aabnet for SmmiSratiOn. 6or faa
Nar lioen 10 NeOitriperen bsta - ION
bar 9iennsmrsiii oisie Speoe=Yropinier
l0tilli0e @anoe - ilmmen meo andre
At port 6plt 40 ben orsie Yaaltano, at
@anaoa ullnog0aelig lltaatie blipe
Spbn Bulls Yrpoturp". giu, titer
i'm liolie Telie - og ltient ban cr Ell
uO 9lmerltaner - tror ban falt o0 be=
TENT, ut CANADA lite alene oil blIUe
"Sobn Bulls yrpoturD", men oct pll
lnoen bet n0lie 2i0ar BET minbltc p0=
Ilu blipe De Ior. Stutsrs "SrpoturD". {.
Waalie bette bliper Ell buaro Sanobeo
lor 9lmerltauerne at lp0l0e, men Den cr
lite oeliO minore lamb. 90 Oct er |
oct mlnolte Ell Oelpi5 8pot0lerelie at
Dioe, at 0unorsoer af 3ullnoer al
vnrmere ora9sr 6oroel al &jenos9jer
nin9en peo ai blios aornaplsrs bette
uDe Qano.
9lpiisrne Der i 2anost bar naturlia
MIG ajort bet meite al ben forte Veriros
II Neotrpttelie, ioih git Ooer @anaoa,
men III er intst Spor af oeh tilba9c
ira g8innipe9 til abiten. 9llori9 uul
DC ire fore bpeoeaDlenoe propinier bel
oi0ere. Gapital tOmmtr ino Sanoet
ira alle Ganter / ,sorm af &phtunte
lOr glnbriit9elie, in0uliriellt 6oretd=
,enoer isasr Seli99enbeo, % - beoli
al alt - 'turle, traftio, Smhioranter
ommsr for at bjGipe III at befrlt
BrRrerne. SDerne floterer, Sneie At
me Glepatorsr ipringer op, Strnba
'crne ienoer fine gilinjer no alle &et=
ulnQsr, 3ulinoet al 6armerc iorlaoc
lit isriie Yr0rie=GN o9 il0tter mo / nD'
o. moberne Suie -" "bDe9et hf Sueoe" ;
operalt er Der porenoe 8l9oe % all
freosbeb - 0lNoe o9 Silireosbeo bpQ=
get al Speoe, "GoNarsNpeoen iOm er
tommet ipr at forbjUe. llanieet pett
liper ben tanaoiite &eNjerin0 iremoe-
les bort line SOmelteabs Og i0l9e
Exemptions for SO pr. Ncre, o9 Ssrn=
banes o9 GanotompNnetne NfbGnoer
oeres 0ano for, bpab IOm mao betrug
tes iom oe lapeits priier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
Gn Snbbcl SiltrG'u;ns.
Nabnina af Yano % Salg al Vp'Yotter.

y4aibln0ton, :. s., 3. Wai '09.
Sem paa He1lerin9slano oa Niem /
en- &esierinasbp oil bliue Sjemisaeie
tilbuot ben -. o9 "a. Wai / Voiptll.
@poming.
Zen 22oe Wlai pil ben anoen Sc.
al SbOibone Srrlg0tiOns= Yroleitel
oct nproli9e WpOnling blipe aabnet ipr
Nomelteao Gntrp, % ben 24ce pil Got.
terne / &eNjerin9sbpen Fomell Sen.
tcrtt at Oct irri9able grenl blipe iol0l
Oeo guttion til bciitbpoenoe.
Spis 1e lite sniter en- 6arm, bui.
Se er en- 6nrrcininosmanb eller en- IuQ=
lUrb Widno. Ell Sneoter, Smeo, Wu
ler cllsr ll1e meort bbnn bdaan' o
Ge emo lan. Dl en'ttr at rdd Ct NJ
IN M ibe q Hrninlune, iul CT oct
5erss glnleonm0.
Sen ierlte 3el al Sboibone Pr
jctt blep 1dbnet 10 iun ct 2lar lioen,
men lad burtl1t bleu 6drmene pptaone
at Oct bleu nsopenoigt at paalipn
glrbtioet mso 0analerne, lan at NE e
Gano tlnbe bllpe npttlggiort Oenn,
Tnar. s BEN fsriis Del er 8 6arm-
bule eller Here blet bpQ9st poa Diilel,
lan9s Sopeopeisne. Der oil alort
bllps nogen Soldering eller Gnlombst
blanot 6armerne bsr. SorbOunoen e
Opermaaoe fru9tbar, &llmnet beba9e.
liot oo Sransportatlpnsmiolerne aooe
6armene fan crbolots unoer Some
TleaO=Vppen, uolat for YeialinQen al
oct Olrtellge &Olienoe a at fpripn,
yanoet meo Wunb. Tcnne Wetalino
er blsprn falilat til $40 pr. Ncrs, be-
talbar 10 aarli9e glfbetulin9er uoer
Gpnte. Get a0rli9e &plienoe al Veo'
li9ebOloeIien O9 9riltsn ai Spnsmsl
btlsber lig til 81 pr. 9ltre.
DC fornemlte 9lDlin9er sr 9Ilialla.
Sutterroer. ipilsliae &arniorter oq
baaroipre 6ru9ter og Grpntiu9er
BOteter brinaer ira 200 til 400 Yuib
pr. 2itre o9 er al 9oo &paitet. Npet
De 9iper ira 10 til 90 Bulb pr. 9lcre
0apre 60 gulg., ilient llobDitet
nogle 3ilfGi0e bar p0ret Opcr lO(
Sulbels pr. 9ltre. Se minore }rug
ter, iOm er blet aplet, CT 0unite iruot
bare og peiImagenoe, O9 bet betra9te,
iom 9ipet, at 9Sbler oil 9ipe sn ino
brin9enoe 2lolin9.
SnoltrSnlnlu9en df ct hoyi 2Inta
Settlere til Denne Syn bar lrsmbra9
Gfteriper9iel eiter ahe Slues Torraa1
% Snoulirler, % Spen peo Yrojette
Dorer burti9.
Zen npe gD pO}usl bar allereoe sl
StOle. inooelt / Giasier, Ell Stat
gant. NpOtbet, Smeoep0rtitso, 9otei
3rnlalttomt og Yutii. o9 @uostlsns
tier boloes regulGrt. 6bica9o, yurl
in9tOn & Guincp yanen bar Ell Sta
tiun paa bette Steo. % Bet Uil blpe c
af De fornemlte NiisnoellssneDtr 10
6armere iaapsl iom ct al Sc iornemll
Spla9slieoer iCr 9tsouenoigbeosartii
lsr.
Suis 0s sni.er nOgen ipm bellt 81
lpsnn9er Oeorsrenoe 6armlanoet ellie
gD VDtterne. iaa bsr &c ttlitripe Sta
tlltltan, II. g. Exclamation Seroice
Waibir9ton, 3. Is.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14

Yricileglet III at oripe en- Salocn
blep lpl9t peo gluttion til DEN Dgiibp=
eenoe / Gong Yrairie. Winn,. O9 ben
1eloiae 9'poer pil iIfre ii9 rem ehelic
Salopn 9irenis / Epsn for 5000.
Sissrens Rou9ierriabeo ian iislgc
en- npis tff,ntligqlprt Siripelie ices
a. Den ajenosaieruina. at Den sr
aniuarlIa for 81 pGt. ai De M(nneitsr,
iom sr oieht al uilos Spri 0inonaan,
Stribenten tilisier. at naar aideren
isrit en- Sang bur faust smas pua
Wennsitsiisb. sr Der intet anoet. iOn,
oil tilirebslillle ben, oa at en- a. oisle
msnnsiis9oenoe 5i9ere | BET ipoIl9s
Snolsn bar fort0ret 200 Wlsnneltsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
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%'unom i1allcn. Sverige. itriper:
6ot ,{ebr. 1903 Sor to QOr lioen
oap0s ie9 }n.ecninG I'll at BRUCE Geres
Auritp. Der iuioit0noiQ. turereoe mig
/ ct iltm ) 5lieloc At NIaoetatarrb.
a. lea bapos lIpl ii / IGnaele 3lo.
SEA Dn opiul a, ItrUe til 2em. ou leQ
on'tsos at uusrbcpie mig ielO ON, at
e9 par iuloitrnoi9 belb soet. Spm
le ler, e. oct III oosr to 2lqr lioen, %
lea har lite oct minbhs Spmptom al
mln oamle snsoon,. Sea pnifsr MI
liot aurito Tor min 0ultru. S,n Ge
noasn 9l9ent her SOeriae2 0pis
life. ina isnp mig ltrar ieg lipre Nla=
tier, % ieo ital rtrnr rsmittere.
81. pe,srs auritOs PopularlIet
tlenntr ingen ssu9rufiite @lGnisr. Zen
beuiier III @Gro nlle 2unoe r9 blonot
ale 6olt. Gen opbsrte at pore ct er:
pertinent for ouer et 0unoreoe yar II
ben. Sntst silieloe bar poret iaa
Ilsmt % intst Cnoe iau .uluOrligt, at
lite bette aomle ll,tsmiboel bar alNrt
auot. aurite, er inasn 9lpOtbetsr'We'
bic Sentnn iauss Qiennem 1rtal'
auenter e0er oirette fra gaborotorlef,
Ship til Or. Vetsr sabrnsp IL Sons
&c.. ll2-ll8 so. Sppne Nue.. Obi
caQo, 81,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14
2iot at bOert,

Oct isrlte Nreptort aiienoteS / 9Ia=
ret 1870.
Ysrosnsbapene inoeboloer Z Willio=
nsr Gubltmile Salt.
Nualanbs 6oltem0u9oe iors9ss
uarlis meo q Milion.
Omirent 81 psf. af 6annoa5 6ar=
mere sier fine e0ne 6arme.
G0roisn al Nlolsrisr | BET brittle
9sationalguaeri uo9jsr 6t Wlilion
Dollars.
sSor SO 9lar llpeh bar Der %. 600
9eitllerier i Sverige. men bette 2lntal
er MI reouteret til 1872.
TJnosn en- Smtreo5 of go Viii Ia-
meter, mso gielu Ycrt iOm Centrum. sr
Der Here Qeleipnsr eno belle Storbri=
tanlen.
Rumlen at Panoer % 3all0rtsner /
ct Gistten lpoer beore ipr en- iultel,
Nfanos Eren eno ben beolt ubfgrte
tasliite Wuilt.
&c Nortneoe Stattr probuterer aar=
li9 mere Sapre END nO9et nnOet yauo /
0srotn, nsmlio T34 Milionsr at 3, ,5S2
Minioner Yuibrls.
Soronns 6l6o er fra Gnoe til anoen.
maalt ret Qlnis, 100 WQil lang; men
oens mango Spinsnin9sr gler osns
0sb l95 Wil lanot.
Zen Herlte anuppenoalsfu6rit i
Yeroen finoes girmin9bam. Gn9=
ano. Gen iabrterer ca9lig 81 Wlila
lioner &nNppenanle.
Sultanen al 5nrtiet er @ier al en-
pen SolO9iTt Soabe. o9 rinrll9pis bar
ban en- lterre RjGrli9beo til Tine Spt
eno til line WeomsnneTter.
llbret S0arnet paa 6olumbid llni=
oerlitet ! gien yOrt li9es at bore ct al
oe melt noiugtiQe i Teroen, uariersnbe
t,, g = ct,nA,r n,,, NJ laval
Nanr man itl0rer liQ LET, 'na er Der
.ntst beore Ntlobel til at tOntrolere
HlsoninQen END alminoeli9 lglasleret
NnopntnjnQsp0pr. @luo ct StDtte
oper Soaret.
Wtelinbritdtionen 6rantri9 er ben
oi9ti9lte SnOuliri meo ScnlDn til an=
bragt 2npital % aorli9 6ormdlln9.
9taar gel9ien unota9es, lpiies Der o9-
iaa mere @rbo pr Snoipio Srantri9
emo no9et auoet europGiit 2ano.
Nsloenhe Wiobel tr tienot for al
Dape tnreret NunQebst0noelle. eIterai
Gatientsn ct blepen ertl9ret iRroi9 til
at %; 9lnbrino Smest Sil paa YrDiiet,
trg oerpad ct tptt Gag puIusrlierst go.
bella. bpprpda 1o99es ilere 3pttelfer al
opparmet 6lannel.
st rslisict qio er lite ilOaet, ion
| iorpoer i9 ielu ll9 sn ilintlenoe SobIC
paa 6loosns Sperflaoe. Oct ct lna'
ere ligt ielpe II b II, Der ltaoll
uopbes, n0 ium oloris er iua breo oq
opb iom Der, bupr ben fpoer uo
l Go,obeb 5 Oap. - gee6er
gben 0alecas Spanicn sr nGlisr
ubeluitcnoe bpQ0et al N'erltum. Vai'
lecus BAR fne llotanter tore Tler
itnmsIel.et. bcis >Snobo!o er Ior nm
pelt til INSTRUMENTATION. o9 en- msr
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14

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"nu pso ieg, bporIor en &eoattpr tai
Der li9 itlu "Oi"."
"Sporfor2"
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ttelen, ital fro, ut Der er for mango al
gipe li9 i Sait meo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-05-14

You will ct r.9lef from
Or Mhec Anti ...l .,.s are tAa.n.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-02
USEFULNESS OF SOLITUDE.

when an Algonquin Indian is in
deep trouble, when he wishes to renew
his strength of purpose or cleanse his
heart, he appeals to the Great Mystery.
Alone he seeks the pinnacle of a noun
tain or some far secluded spot where
none can see, and there, with the wild
erness at his feet and the wide, free
heavens above, surrounded by Silence
and Solitude, he offers an unspoken
prayer to the Mystery. His appeal is
not for material things, for Solitude
knows nothing of the material: but for
cleaner heart that he may be made
more generous, noble and brave
writes Dillon Wallace in the Outing
| Magazine for June.
Just as truly as the Indian, may
the white man find strength in the soil
tude of the wilderness. Man is a So
| cial animal, to be sure, but there is
such a thing as too much sociability
Our congested cities, with their rush
| and roar, their unnatural, stinted life
governed by the conventional and arti-
fetal, are abnormal Happily we are
not all constituted alike, but there il
not a man living who has not within
| him a germ of the primitive; give this
germ an opportunity to develop-one OF
two good camping experiences will
start it growing-and he will turn to
the wilderness as naturally as a duck
| takes to water.
1T is not alone the sweet. damn
earth, the perfume of the pine forest
! the tonic atmosphere free from smoke
and dust of civilization that the ex.
perienced camper seeks. Even the
| desolate barrens and ice fields of the
polar regions draw like a magnet those
who have once tasted their seclusion
Men have found here a strengthening
of soul and body such as they can fine
nowhere else on earth, and the print.
tive in their nature calls them bacl
again, sometimes against their will
| Here human contention and strife are
forgotten. Gradually the old conven.
| tional life he has lived fades into thu
misty half-remembrance of a dream
| trouble falls from his shoulders and hi
feels himself free man. He is M
longer molecule but a things
| W
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-02

the effect that the graduating classes
in the high and advanced grammar
schools are the largest in the history
Of the respective localities. This con-
dition of affairs presents the indis-
putable fact that these advanced
schools are being attended each year
by more and more pupils, and that
they are well fulfilling their destiny
of providing an adequate public
education for the children of the
commonwealth. The classes of last
year were larger than the classes of
the year before and now they are
breaking the records again in this
respect.
This means something else. too. 1t
means that the day has passed in
Kansas when anything like poverty
prevails among her people to any
appreciable extent whatsoever.
Families do not need the aid of their
children's labor to help keep the
wolves from their doors. Instead of
having to go to work for a living at
the middle of their youthful careers
in school the children are able to go
through their school courses to the
very ends of them. They are able to
equip themselves with an education
that will stand them in good stead
during the years to come: an educa-
ton that will provide an intelligence
to develop Kansas in all ways in the
days of the future. Kansas is great
now. She will be greater. The
growing generations of today will
make her so. They will be en-
abled to do this because of the pos
sibilities that are afforded them in an
educational way and which they do
not appear to be slow to take ad
vantage of.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

ing perplexed.
1t all seems so futile" she cried.
GU know how I have worked and
planned to restore this house to what
1t was. but it is no use. It wasa home,
put 1t is not now. and I cannot make
IL home Besides that. it seems, now
tnat l have done all 1 could. that 1
was presumDtuous to undertake il.
Every one seems to think I have done
great things. but what right had T.
Oh! she cried passionateiy, "why
couldn't you have done it? You are
one of the family"
Priscilla" he said. and she gave
a little start and looked at him with
dilated eyes.
Il understand how you feel and I
wish l had done it, but there is a bet
ter way-a way in which you can
make it home. and even bear the
old family name" His face was very
serious. and he looked at her with
searching earnestness.
He rose to his feet and held out
his arms. Don't you understand,
Priscilla ?" he said. in a thrilling
voice.
And Priscilla understood and
smiled at him through happy tears
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airy Press.)