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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
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Csiaa en- Sbe. aobert %. Goper.
Der | mango Mar bar uogipet en- gpis
| Sanceiter, traabte forleoen Dag ino
til Sberiffen | 60 CROSSE % f%ortalte,
at bans $ierne por ilpttet opcr paa
Den enc SIDE af Sopeoet. San ban.
feoe fig foriigtig paa Siben af Sope-
bet % bao Sberiiieu Ipgge M9rfe
til ben Biile 2pb. San fanbtes al
bore ~iinosipoe Jog ienotes til giplet
| Menoota.
Bill blipe benaaoct. g. g.. @bite-
iioe, Der bar tjent ct at De BAN
iosmte ire gars Slaperi, bill rime-
ligpis blipe bennaSet af @upernsr
Gaoibion, ba Gansen | oct ~ienere bar
piit Segn til SinbSiorpirring. Scr.
@biteiioe bIep for ct glars Iib iiben
ompenot peb @pmisiionen | Winne-
apoIis, % ban befienote ba. at ban
for fem Iar iiben iammen meo en-
anoen Wanb bapbe gjort Snobruo |
6. M. Saufs' Siem / Waoiion og
%itiaalet enbel @ulb. % Sslpinger.
San brastes til Iaoiion, % inben
"a Elmer bar ban pao 8eien til
@aupun for at begpnoe m tire gars
Sieneite. @eliaisie @rublerier bar
iiben bebprbet ben itaffels Wanh,
% bet ipeger iom iagt meo at ban
ifnl mite Soritanben. SpernGbnte
@tr. SAINTS | Maoiion bar ~foreiat fig
at faa bam benaabet og bill enbpioere
eipe BAN en6el 2ano iaa ban fan
faa anleonins til at begpnoe Siuet
paanp.
Gopn grairie Strife brGnbt. Sp.
nobens Strife paa Coon Erairie blep
Yaaifebags Mften rammet al Spnet
bporpeb Den antGnoteS, % inben ct
Har Elmer bar oct imponerenbe
@ubsbus en- rpeenbe Huinbob. Stir.
fen bar bpgeet at Sten, iaa oct me.
ite af Murene itaar piitnof igien,
men De CT fulbit9nbig ubrugelige til
@ienopbpgniug af airfen oa De be.
ftaar af aolfiten. Gnoel al Saarnet
bar ogiaa opfsrt al Sten, og bette
tiente nnoer 9ranben iom Ell p9lbig
Sfcritenspibe, bporpeo Seoen blep
noset eanlfe ifrGffeIig, og ben fore
airfefloffe imeltebe iom ON ben
bapbe p9ret af gIp. Oct lpffeoes
8aitor SaIporien og nogle faa andre
tililenoe Weno at reooe Sltertaolen
og ct Tibet SrgeI iamt nogle faa an'
ore minore Sing, men eaers git ali
tabt - iaaleoes ogIoa bet fo'tbare
gibeorgeI, Der for nogle ioa aar IL
Sen inbiattes. &irfen bar iinber ar,
beioe / ilere gor og inopieoeS / 1884,
Gen foiteoe oprinoelis $4,000, men
flere Sorbeoringer er iiben foretaget
iaa Sdbet Iapt lat bill belsbe fig til
$4,000. asiurnneen belsb Jig fur
til $4,000. Coon Hrairie Strife bar
lprae p9ret befienbt for lin bafrt
9eliaaenbeb, ibet man berfra fan u
pner belle oct pafre Settlement oe
neb / Be omIiggenbe 9alfsre. Spor'
blot airfen bIioer eienopbpgget pao
Iomme Steo oeo man, enbm life lao
itffert, ga Ser maaife bill blipe giort
gnItrenaelier for at faa Den 9ien'
reiit / Den nprliggenoe lille gr
@eltbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
"Symra,, Cool.

"Spmro" uofommer fra iaar al
'iom apartaIsIfrift. 9e fire Setter
bill ~posineres fortlsbenoe % tiIiam.
men ubgisre ct geinb noset itsrre END
ben tiblisere aarbog. elegant lb.
itpr. Canine 9ris iom for: $500
pr. @areang. Ssrite Sefte for 1908
er M fproigt; bet bar fslsenoe Snb-
bolb:
Sigurb SoIfeitab: Haar
pi l9neter. digit.
81. &neb SoIanb: 8aspe.
ct trilt glao | Dor Npbpseeriaga.
9riitofer S n n: Senrif
arobn oe Seitmannalaget.
Seer S%trsmme: Cars 20.
biaion.
SuuI 9ieierub: @inlanbs
9elisgenbeb nof en- Gang.
8riitian greitearb: 8e
norife SpIfes.2ae / g%eiterbeimen.
gognotiier.
Subifription bebes inomelbt ina.
reit miligt birefte til
Sgmra, SeeOrab, Soma.
9e fire tiolieere uofomne 9inb at
"Spmra", Der inbeboIoer 9iorag al
aniete Sorfattere / gmerifa og Rorse,
iGlses = iaal9nge oct lille &eitops
lag parer - for tiliammen $3.50.
Sieroe gino aIene, $t.00; bpert al
De ire ferite gmb, so Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
Enn pukntu.
Sp ON guoet. timber SrpfninI

Sp ON gusct. timber S~rrfningcu
al IeaierinaSIonb | @re0orp brnnte
iorIeoeu Saa oct mGrfeIiae. at oa
CONNER @itten noraabte go. $50,
&. 8. 2auoblin". traoote 10 Nonb
irem % paoitob begae at pGre oen
rette 9muabIin. @egge ioabc iig at
uGre fra Chicago, bcese pciebe om'
trent 200 Trnb % bar omireitt lige
heie. On al benz bar iitfert uof BE.
rettiact iii al file, men huiIfen2
On al MGnoenc iagbe han bapbe re.
aiitreret / IalaS, oet onoen | Gre.
ocru. Gen isritrGpnte bleu fore.
triIffct iorSi oct uumerereNeResiitro'
~fionSbeuis par bIepen iuoiporet paa
bette SteS. Zen auoen Mr. 9aueb.
lin err f~pripumber, men ban ifal bare
uStali, at ha, piI iorieee al bepiie
Of bans Mipal er Ell gehrnser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
5fliiturTptu.

sil guhmritcr / artor CT no
nppnt Z. ". Nelion.
Sr. Sbcrping til europa. Or.
Slaf Z. Sberpiua % Suitru | Ser.
gus Sails tiItroootc iorIeben en-
Reiie I'll europa. Ceres mango Ser.
rer aoo 6em 'iSite Sn$Sag gften cn
gfifebSboufet, bporpeo $50 @iGitcr
ror tiIitebe.
Siecnie iUr6sirs. Set me 9p.
raa0 / 8apnespille har cuiteumig
forbeiet 9icenie for ll6iaIa al bcru.
Ten6e Griffc ira 5000 til $1,000. :
oper ii anr bar aigiiten / oenne @D
ppret $500.
Grpf. Surrnm Ill SnrOnrb. Grof.
0orrum peo Bart Reaiou 9utber
Golege / 6ergus Sans bar iooet et
"ShooIorihip" peb Sarparo llnipers
iitet, boprfor ban agter al ihloere oeo
Senne 9prenritaIt et gors 5iS. San
bill iiSeu gieuoptage fin @ierniue oeb
9arf Resiou 2utber College.
aisbt Sptel | Detroit. @ictor
gnoerion ira Siour Sails, g.. Gaf
bar fisbt Sotsl Wirneiota / Detroit.
ajsbeiummen on8iues til $4,000.
&otel Winneiota bar / nnrepiS nGret
b~opebiaaeIig isgt at 9pitreiienoc
bporaf Der / Sommertioen iGroes
mango oeroppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
Nllinnts.

&binber fprbrer Stemmeret. en-
Delegation al apinber bapbe ben
14oe BE-. Gortreoe for aeeisIaturen
Springfield. % Der boI0tes | 3sbet
al Gngen molten ct baIpt &unore6e
2aIer for apinoens @ettisbeoer. De.
monitrationen ofiIrtteoes ON afte.
rlen meb en- @eceptiou. S 2eeisIa.
tnrens &us berffebe Der | 9ebet at
9agen 5reo o. goo ScritaaeIie, men
| Senatet bnnebe Der iis flere @siter
mob a~pinoernes Sorbringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20

NIltlnncNDc ScnCnts'Cll. SVH uHl'
Itrnbiabcn, at 8. 8. QtpbrcS enc
Too nor ucact ifiGr, ibct Srernc
pcnbte liot iorucact iubob, lcococ ocn
146c iii at ban blcn orrcItcret Tor
SpcrialO og Sor'eG pdo Moro.
Wuhrc cr en- pcIfiennt Tormer | Nrr'
hebcn al 1cIicon RapibS. % Ole $.
SUtcr er en- az hans Hoboer. gn'
bel @euner por iorleben gften 'om'
let hos SRter. ba Ell 8enGrfuaIe
plloielio Iloq iub aiennein aietten'
ciuhrct % hoiute Iioe iorbi Ntr. ST'
tiers Gre. mcbers bans Slt'tru blen
oIporIia iaoret al omiIpuenbc @los'
inrmper. |eb at unber'eae ben le'e
@ruuo ontfriug Sii'ct forNt man et
Spor, Scr bar cicnbommeliot oeo at
Sen enc ZOO ocithte noact iubah, OF
man por cnSog iitoub til az 'clge
Scttc Spor lice iii WnhreS SitS.
hnorpno han oltioo hlep orre'teret.
Wnu perter mn en- lnna % bitter
Retsfomp. Ga Mpbre pao'toor al
ppre uifpIhia. Ger 'nncs life ar
ppre uoqcn Eoil ON, Of Der her fore.
lao Ell Woriurisg moo Mr. Setter.
SammcuipGrsclie DcS Sprina
@aacp. Ger WGnb iibbcr nil are
iterebe / GomutpiGnailet | Sprirs
galleu. onfIoeeSe for SnmueuipGr'
aelie / Den Seniiat at preSie &enae
no al Ell 6arrner peb Rapn GmiI
Grecfmau, Scr Dor IA Wfil isnbeu.
for nppntc gp. Siitorien berom er
af iaaoan 9cIfnfienbeb, at man uiloe
barre tilbeielig til al FRO Den bapbe
iuubet SteS / oct mcrfeite Spoer
iiieSetior / ct al De freOelisite Strss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20

gegraueIien foreeii nnber ftor 9eItas
geIie al SIRst oe @enner. Der l~eoInseoe
beube til benbes iioite SpiIeiteb.' Gun
bIeD b~esrapen paa SigbIano ReniebeSs
@rabpIaos. Rditor 8. Z. guristt fors
rettebe baabe I Ssrsebuiet % ! &irten
o. peo Granen. @. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
OrNer>8lanfet
for ip~eeiclt SilbuO |
DecOrah-P Poster
@iGlcente til ben 15be Mai 1909.
TIL uUNDIN G. COMPANY,
a443 w. Kinzie Street, Chicago, Ill.

TIL LUNDIN & COMPANY,
e443 w. Kinzie Street, Chicago, Ill.
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mig be @arsr, ipm js uebeufpr bar m9rtei neo etarpes - OK
...... 10 Yumus snmi nora 5ssfo Yrs $3.50
...... 10 gnns Ss@iar iris S15O
$500
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esuue o. Ip ps so Gents. Snfer Dc 8peeIor ia Irt ct arpos pa 2r'
ien fpram bcune % knS Os $3.50. Gnier De baabe uprf 5eS'stb os Rese"
lar ia tebrper 9e fun at fhrs Ceres &apn % apusss uebenfor Hippo no
enns Srber Slnntt % euoe ben III os mo $500 Tom Detailing.
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srunerer, at bet .fpmHer rshst irem. bts bet er aSreSfret til os)
$500.
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2aar Be friper til Spertes
renSc, iaa prr iaa venlis al
ulsoSsle. at 9e iaa here's
Gpertisiement | "Seeorah' So'
fen, Set iitrer Gem ben
beeite ge5ansIinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-20
&nn for benne Sang

tiIbpoer Ri 99ierne al bette Slao til at
fisbe %poenn9pute uontGrteoe 9elifateSier
til bisie pperproentlige lape griier, Tom I
girfeli9bebsn er betpeeltg lapere emo bpuo
Sarerne tpiter ps. Bette sIBr ri for at
pperbepiie ale ON, at be 9elifatesier, iom
ri iGlger, er al bebite Sort % at Be fan
fisbe benz bilisere fra ps snb fra npsen
anbsu. gi bar ct iuIOitGnoi8t 9aser al
Sslitatesier iaulebes ipm impurteret SiIo,
Matrcl, Nal, andoois, @aifelbiter, Gar,
6iItetpler ETC., ipm Ri fan ioripne big meo
eiter pore lape Rartipriier eiter at Be, peo
at benptte Sem al bette Silbuo, iom Ri Ill
aipr Fem, bar operbeuiit Sem ON, at bet er
III Seres eseu 6Uroel at tIBbe 9eres 90
rer hos os.
Spruoeu impprtereoe Selifatesier bar
ui ct iuloit9noist Eager al en- bel Tel an'
bre garer % SpeciaIiteter, ipm bagIia blir
benpttet / etbpert Sleri. Slauot bisie pil
pi iirr fremhploe 9ruoiHs fpnoeniereSe
Gasbrriirup, al hpiltet man fan tilbereoe
pate ereb9rorifte, ben met peIimaaenoe
alfphplirie Srit, iom fnoes. ai Ell Slaite
9unbins t~pnoenieret gneb9riirup fan tils
bereoes 5 @anuns itummenoe, bruieRoe o.
perlenoe Gne59roritfe
Spis Sc puiter npele Tlaiter az Cunt
bins %tpnoeniereoe @nebGriirup fan Be let
erbpIoe ben gIennem ppr beiulomRatiaeoe
@aent. Sfnloe Der life pGre noaen gaent
paa Steoet iaa iprrg SereS @rpcerpmnno
eiter ben sler ieno ps 800 for 4 SLATER
IdmmeH meo Seres Sroer pdd Sin o.
Gar. % ri utI sipe Fem Tom 1rsient meS
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
Electric Momentum

In electricity three-Quarters of q CEN
tury ago, but he dismissed the idea.
Afterward Clerk Maxwell had the same
notion, and he, too, rejected II. But,
as Prof. Thompson points out, the
knowledge that we now possess OF the
atomic constitution Of electricity did
rot then exist. We now know that
whenever the motion of an electron
Is changed. either by accelerating II or
retarding II, or turning II aside. an
electromagnetic radiation Is produced
IL surrounding space. At present the
new discovery has only O scientific In
terest, but 1t belongs to that order OF
discoveries which have given us the
Darvels OF X-ray photography, and no
one can tell to what 1t may lead.
In some OF his experiments Profess
or Nipher found that when the cur
rent was sent round q sharp corner
something appeared to be shot ahead
which recalled the effects Of the X
rays, producing shadow photographs.
even through a plate Of solid ebonito
three-sixteenths OF an inch thick.
The discovery Is strong confirma,
ton OF the modern theory that the
inertia, 1. e., resistance to change. OF
what we call matter" Is due simply
to the magnetic field surrounding 4
moving charge OF electricity. Thus
We seem to be on the verge OF q
fundamental discovery concerning
the real nature OF the world 10
which we live. But the savants
are still feeling about In the
gloom and catching hold Of phenomena
which, when correlated, may enable
Ithem-to relay the foundations a
knowledge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
BY GARRETT p. sERvIss.

Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In America,
Prof Nipher. OF St Louis. and the
other In Germany. DR.. Cantor. OF Wurz'
burg-each proceeding independently
OF the other, have recently uncovered
very pregnant fact In the science OF
electricity. IL is this: When an cleo
trio current Is caused to pass round a
sharp corner IL appears TO shoot on
streams OF energy, which continue on
ia the original direction, just as a
stream of moving particles would do
This, says Prof. Silvanus p. Thomp
son, looks like a true electric momen'
tum.
In other words, II shows that cleo
trlcity. moving in current, behaves
like water flowing In pipe. Any
body who has ever suddenly shut on a
water tap knows that the momentum
OF the moving water Is liable to burst
the pipe or its connections. This can
only happen because the moving huid
possesses mass or weight. Men oil
science have been slow TO accept the
idea that electricity was or that ma
ture. but I'm the face OF this newly
discovered phenomenon, IL seems dit
flcult to deny that electricity has the
property OF momentum, and that when
IL moves in a wire 1t acts like NOV
ing body.
This calls up the whole question OF
the nature OF electricity. IL indicates
that a current OF electricity has inertia
and when set in motion resists. like
ether moving bodies. any attempt &c
arrest or 10 turn II I'm Its course.
Fnraday suspected such property
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
"a IN LOCAL .PLAYHOUSES 81

with her very demonstrative acknowl'
edgment OF every bit of applause.
The Gainsboro Girl" is a singing
novelty in three acts, in which MlsA
Marie Lecea BRAKEMAN az the Duchess
OF Devonshire, sang You are Ny Lie
My AL" and also appeared as Mar
guerite from Faust" in the Flower
Song. and The Eternal City" Miss
Brakeman has an excellent voice and
the pretty settings greatly enhance
the effect.
Another sketch that has been seen
previously In the temple Is that en-
titled "Fagans Decision" in which
Claude and Fannie Usher. not 10 forget
the dog. "Spereribs." appear. Miss
Usher is a bright and talented come
dienne. and is a decided hit as the
waif child OF a pugilist. who Is adopt
ed by Pagan, the ex-featherweight pug.
There is a happy blending OF humor
and pathos in the act, SO that one
hardly knows whether 10 laugh or cry
and nearly every one In the audience
did both.
An act that smacks OF st. Patrick's
day is that presented by Max Wits
colleens In Irish costumes. singing
Irish songs as we'll as some OF the pop
ular melodies Sam Williams return
ed with his pianologue act and receiv-
ed a hearty welcome. and the boys in
the gods" must have blistered their
hands and yelled themselves hoarse in
an effort to recall for the 'steenth
time Hoey and Lee, Hebrew come
dams. Damn brothers, acrobats and
strong men, and the Microscope,
with some pretty views along the Fam
best river close the bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
nd. Now l can &c

, relieved my mind. Now l can go
ahead"
Without another word she ran from
the room. and an instant later the
able saw her cross the garden. get
into the automobile that was waiting
at the gate and spin away. The Able
was astonished at her strange con-
duct. and still more astonished when
In another instant the marQuise rush
ed into the room, out OF breath. hold
Ing an open Observation-Disclosures
her hand.
Where's JacQueline? We must
catch her." the marQuise cried.
Too late; she's gone" said the
able.
She's gone to make a fool OF her
self and disgrace us ALL" the marquis
cried angrily. She intends to desert
her husband. Where can she have
gone? Well look first at her uncle's."
The marQuise handed her letter to
the able. and the truth slowly dawn
ed upon him.
LET us ask for miracle" he said
devoutly.
Not miracle: a carriage" said
the practical marquise. ringing the
bell Francis. order a carriage. quick
ly." she said as the butler answered
her ring.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
The Ordinary Lion and the
Man Eater"

There Is distinction in Africa be-
tween ordinary lions aud mair
eaters" The ordinary lion does no.
ewilfully attack man. The presence
OF lions roaming at night on TIE
yeldt Is not disturbing TO any na-
tive nor to whites who have come
10 understand the beast. Persons re-
turning TO their camps after night.
fall do not notice the roaring VI
lions, or the cries OF leopards and
hyenas. II is seldom that people
bent upon domestic crrands carry
weapons In the darkness. although
IT night the veldt OF British East
Africa Is alive with roaming Beasts
which may be heard from the yetan'
6ns OF the houses. Lions give the
passiug man a wide berth. day OF
nlehs. when Il Is apparent that ne
means no mischief An ordinary
HON. even when wounded. will try
Aisht before fight When its a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
u Emphatic and
Fitting Rebuke to
The School Ring
NeeuIt In Mondays Primaries Re
0eets Credit Upon the Women
votsrs In Detroit In Particular
and Should Please Every
Decent Citizen.

Martindale gang gratitude owed the in
districts for the victory for the schools OF Detroit
The has busted has paved tor the
administration of educational affairs in this city free from faint OF
bsap politics.
There election day should
the overthrow of Hel Democrat and the Martndae
date who had opposition in his party the Thirteenth ward
successful Republican tMartinda
Ennd should be elected
inspectors the gang who opposition voted off the
oard will make itself felt Hely's beyond doubt.
In Hey there is first class material be kept home
duty and do
The Times believes that they will
What great victory Detroit and how wen
those mothers did their part.
It decided wards
where there doubt and they the interests their
children and their neighbors children in every instance
There crowds make their through
(Some subjected intimidation police
er who should for his activity in behalf of the
Martindale ring).
But there nothing that
could stop them.
y, districts where
big poed by many
compelled further supply
ballots appeared and this they did with bravery and fortude
which calls mind larger and national question concerning
this time.
Suffice say. however nothing is needed beyond the
result in Mondays where voted in numbers
demonstrate their ability ntelgently and right
sf As voters they covered themselves with glory
The Times particularly gra6ed by the result of the primaries
This cried the OF De-
toits schools his subservien majority the board
This department all the should be
politics outside consideration
So long Martndae continued the head of the schools this
impossible
After election day it WILL be possible
teaching will be built up upon
merit rather than political pull
improved discipline will in force and the
will hand enforce this order and
campaigning who will another job for their
4 superintendent.
# the campaign methods and the use of
teaching which dgraceu in view of the
issue.
rowdyism illegal voting and for illegal
voting
Dsgraceu the light of school history
education has dominated by the
has overwhelmingly overthrown-
and his political ring the mothers and
upon their children anticipation of
possibilities for them, and applaud loudly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02
CHAPTER XVI.
Ernest AuQardc's Party.

Ernest. plunged In the deepest mel
ancholy. left JacQueline In possession
OF his impassioned and absurd low,
better and tramped sadly homeward
to his abode near the Church OF the
Seven Martyrs.
II was roomy, gloomy old house.
but the historian lived and had his
being In practically one room. This
was the library, in which he worked.
ate his meals and brooded His bed
chamber opened of the library.
The sombre nature OF Ernest was
reflected In every inch OF the library
and study. II was semi.circular
room. commodious. but severe. it,
main entrance opening on to a recep-
ton hall. at the other end OF which
was the street door
Substantial bookcases were built into
the walls. extending to the high cell
ing. and a movable library ladder gave
access TO the higher shelves. Faded
family portraits in oil hung between
the bookcases.
All or the furniture was old, but
very heavy and good. and the wall
paper. carpet and upholstery were
faded. Besides the desk at which
Earnest labored. there was a small
dining table. The one sign OF com.
fort In the big room was q cheerful
open fireplace.
Ernest lived there, with his old
nurse, Rose. now his cook, valet and
maid OF all work. and 1t was there
Charlotte came daily to assist him in
his work. In the capacity OF secretary.
Charlotte's alteration had grown
with closer association. aud she en-
We'd even old Rose her intimacy with
her employer. Ernest was not nser-
sible OF Charlotte's devotion. and his
vanity. and TO some extent his real
affection. had been touched.
Had he been able to rid himself Of
the obsession OF Jacqueline. II is safe
TO say that Charlotte's dearest hone
would have been quickly realized. on
that very day he had invited her TO
dine with him, and Rose had laid the
dining table for two. Charlotte had
come early. and after chatting with
Rose had gone out to buy covers.
The Zeal Of Charlotte.
Charlotte had entered upon her
duties as secretary with both zeal an I
discretion. She labored untiringly 20
please Ernest She sought out ways
and means OF improving his lot, Of
making him happy.
As Rose said. Ernest never got any
letters save two kinds-bills and let.
ters from learned professors. Char.
lotte knew this, too, yet often she pre-
tended to believe that one or two mia.
sives were from sweethearts. and she
would insist that they be returned un.
opened.
IL delighted Ernest to be SO mis-.
Judged. Charlotte never compliment
ed him upon his goodness, his chaste
past; she rather pretended to believe
that he had In him the spice that
makes a charmer OF women, and Ern.
est was happy to be rid Of the burden
OF involuntary rectitude
Rose was busting the piles OF books
on the floor and those stacked In tho
bookcases, muttering to herself. when
Ernest. looking terribly woebegons,
returned
(To he Continued.)
Pure milk, when frozen, preserves
Its original properties unchanged for
weeks.
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From Another Point of View

Spring? =
legislature said be session.
Goodby of yourself
Kansas has bucket shop
Canty m the bat?
70
shoe sewed
crack.
nlmates Warner has His
crack bird shots
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-02

cape is disputed. it will. especially /.
wounded. try to maui It's enemy
with teeth and claws. A lion hunt
Is usually a chase in which the hunt
ers goad the game into combat
Once lion has tasted human blood,
however. it is no more afraid OF man,
but learns that he is the weakest OF
animals and the choicest OF meat
Such a lion is known as man-eatCr
because now he hunts fnan-Mc'
CluIe's Magazine.
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Weekly.
Guessing at the Truth.
One OF our dashing comedians was
endeayoring to dazzle the worldly
manager OF a North London music
hall the other day by the alleged mag.
nifcence OF the prospects offered by
his forthcoming engagement IN Amer
lea
Yes" he said. with all the enthusi-
asm OF a man who wants his hearers
TO believe what he is extremely doubt.
full about himself. I'm TO have ten
thousand dollars per-per-"
Perhaps" Interrupted the worldly
manager-TitBits.
Victims Consent.
Doctor Ito patientt-Your case is a
very serious one, sir. and think a
consultation had better be held
Patent (too sick TO care for any.
thingD--Very well. doctor. have as
many accomplices as you like.-Spar c
Moments.
Excessive Caution.
you seem to have mania for run
ming your motor car backward"
Yes" answered Mr.. Chuggins.
only 1t isn't mania. It's an idea
Of my own to prevent bicycle police
men from following me without my
seeing them. Washington Star.
Rebuked.
Large Lady (beamingly)-Could |
get seat near the stage. please?
Box Office (surveyiIgly)-Why. Ger.
tainly. What row do you want?
Large Lady Indignantly
cot fra6h young man --Iudya
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A long delayed rebuke to those
politicians who have brought dis
grace upon the high calling OF
school Inspector in Detroit was
administered most emphatically
in Mondays primaries.
The defeat of Leonard in the
Fourteenth ward; Shivers in the
Sixteenth ward. Treppa, in the
Ninth ward. and Staunton in the
Tenth ward, sounds the doom OF