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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
EMERY CLAIM SETTLED.
Nicarauguan Government Pays Amer
leans 100000.

Washington, Sept. 20.-The claim OF
the George E. Emery company, of Bos-
ton, growing out of the temporary an
pullment of the company's timber con-
cession by the Nicaraguan government,
has been settled, the Nicaraguan
government agreeing 20 pay the COM
pany $600,G00 for the purchase of the
concession, and the company waving
all claims against Nicaragua.
The issue has teen a notable one and
the delay of Nicaragua in failing to
come to some basis of settlement came
near resulting in the breaking off of
friendly relations between the United
States and that country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
RACE IS GIVEN UP.
Courier Carrying President Taft's Mes
sage to Seattle Killed.

Philadelphia, Sept. 2o.-Carrying a
message of greeting from President
Taft to President Chilberg of the
Alaska ukon-Pacific exposition, the
first car in a transcontinental automo-
bile relay race against time to Seattle,
Wash, under the auspices of the
Philadelphia Press, started west from
city hall here at 11:3O o'clock Saturday
morning. Thirty-two automobiles will
be used in the run across the country.
The car was sent away by Mayor
Reyburn. Besides the driver the car
carried one passenger, the courier.
Harrisburg is the first relay point AL
toona the second, and Pittsburg the
third.
Harry L. Buckley, a newspaper man
of this city, who was carrying a mes
sage from President Taft to Seattle in
q relay automobile race under the au-
spices of the Philadelphia Press. was
killed Saturday afternoon, when the
motor car in which he was speeding
was wrecked near Lebanon, Pa. The
race has been abandoned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
ORONO STUDENTS STRIKE
Resented Faculties Interference With
Practice of Hazing.

Orono, Maine, Sept. 20.-Between
500 and 500 students of both sexes.
comprising the three upper classes of
the University of Maine. are a strike
this week against the new anti
hazing regulations. RecitationS were
suspended pending the result of a
conference between students and fac
ulty.
When the term opened each stu
dent was handed card to sign con-
tanning a pledge against hazing. The
upper classmen refused to sign, even
the girls revolving. The faculty hav-
ing decided that no student might
enter the college who did not sign the
pledge, a serious situation presented
itself
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
May Divide California.

Los Angeles, Cal. Sept 2o-The
radical question of dividing Califor-
mia into two states, arising from re-
sentiment by the southern section Of
the state board of equalization's re-
cent increase of assessed property
values, was again brought into the
Hmelight today when a committee of
10 citizens met to take the initial steps
towards calling a convention of the
commercial and civic bodies of this
city to take action
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
ATHLETICS IN MARINE CORPS.
Movement on Foot for a Broader
Development.

Washington, Sept. 20.-There is a
movement afoot in the marine corps at
Washington for a broader development
in athletics than has heretofore char
acterized the life of the marine here
Baseball, football, track events and
possibly aquatics are to be taken up
and games arranged with the leading
military and naval teams of the coun-
try, providing the plan as discussed
meets with the approval of those in au-
thority.
Should the corps go in for athletics
extensively they might be able, it is
suggested to bring the famous West
Point-Annapolis football games to
Washington at times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
MAY SMOKE IN CHURCH.
Rev. Thomas Cook Starts an Innova-
ton at Dayton.

Dayton, o., Sept. 20.-In order to
stimulate interest in the afternoon
meeting for men the Rev. Thomas w.
Cook, rector of st. Andrews Episco-
pal church here, announces that he
will permit smoking during services.
Invitations have been sent broad
cast asking the men to attend the
meetings, bringing their smoking ma
terials-either pipes or cigars along
The Rev. Mr.. Cooks congregation is
encouraging the movement and ex-
poets it to prove. successful.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
TAFT TO JOHNSON.
President Sends Governor a Goodbye
Message.

Minneapolis, Sept. 2o.-Before leaving
here last night for Des Moines, Presi-
dent Taft sent the following letter to
Governor Johnson:
My Dear Governor Johnson:-I am
very much delighted to hear of your i'm
Irovement today and I earnestly hope
that your recovery will be rapid. AS
leave the state I thank you again for
the cordial welcome of yourself and the
people OF Minnesota.
Very sincerely yours,
WILLIAM H. TAFT"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
LANDLORD WHO Is DIFFERENT.
This One Advertises for Tenants With
Children.

Chicago. Sept. 2O-When Samuel Z.
Lingle yesterday gave picnic to SO
children belonging to tenants of fiat
buildings owned by him, it transpiretl
that Lfngle is an exception to the ordi-
nary landlords, who do not like to rem
apartments to families with children.
L1ngle, not only does not object to ten
ants with numerous offsprings, buC
actually advertises for such lessees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20

dorsing the action of the street railway
officials in refusing to enter into a con-
tract with the employees.
The association members also agreed
among themselves to assist in the
work of apprehending law breakers by
acting as informers and witnesses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
ROBBED OF HIS CLOTHES
Footpads Were Angry Because Victim
Had But $1.65.

Birmingham. Ala, Sept. 20.-Milton
Garfield was held up last night by two
white men, who took off his clothes at
the point of a pistol. and sent the
young man to hts home naked. The
robbers seemed angered because he
lad only S1.65
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
speaks of Mckinley at Manila.

Manila. Sept. 20-Former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks last night delivered al.
address on the life work of the late
church
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-20
Army Post in Honolulu.

OSI 1IO11t11t-1t-'
Washington, Sept. DEMONSTRATION
of the new army post at Honolulu, for
which purpose there is available $780,
900, is soon to be taken up for consid-
GRAFTON by the war department. Pre-
nminary plans for marine barracks
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06

Easiageritotion | TuIutb. Der cr be.
regnet til at futile folte $780, 600.
0ctte Sfriot er bIepen toeet for al
ofpente lloiolbet al Ell Metsiog, iom
Goo onen peb be Sor. Staters Net
Gulntb bar anloet mob Hortbern
Eocific ganen for at ifaffe iig Bel.
2et IND til 9pen. s Tnlutb err oct
nernlis life iaa ereit for en- gane at
fonme inb / ielpe gpen, og 8iseon.
fin Central bar fra ct Steo Tom fol.
oes 8rasip Toint 40 en- betpoelig
Srnpei moattet benptte Zig al Nortb-
ern Hocific 9auers Spor. "a 500.
ganen fit aontrol oper @isconiin
Central off man DOG itrar tilp9rfs
meo at bpsae mt Spor, Der | ret
9inie fra Superior oper Gonnor's
Toint naaebe DULUTH i R9rbeoen af
15be Ipenue, bnor 9ortbern Raciiic
fommer inc 40 en- Ssibaue. BED 5te
Ipenne maatte Soo.9anen imipler.
ito frpoie Hortbcrn Tacific, og her
bar Oct at DC bsie Serrer iteote so.
peoerne iommen, ibet iibitnGpnte
@one neateoe at labe Soo.Sanen
frpoie lit Spor. Tenue bar 1ltioa M
onInst Sag for at tuinge iig frem, %
itulbe bette life lpffes ben, bill Be
logte Tlaner bore iorglGpes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
en- Noopenoieheo.
Naa babe en- ifarp Sicrne n~ntiloass,
eler faloe basno,

Hiltioens Wano maa, u0en Sor.
ificl bpao bans Stining emo maatte
bore, BABE Ell ifarp Sierne, % for
of opnaa bette tr9rger ban en- Ssbe,
Der life alcne siper Wfuifler %
Stprfe, men Ii~seiaapeI arait / Sier'
men % Herperne.
Gn Snebfer oe 9pgmeIter ! Ntar'
quctte, en- enersilf og %irenaoitr9'
benoe Sorretningsmanb, IGite en- gr'
tifel ON I9rissmioler ! ct reIigisii
9lao, oa meS Senipn til fine eria'
ringer ioabe ban:
"SnbtiI for ire Ior iiocr bapoe leg
life peret iitono I'll at itiioere euer
BRUCE min Saufefraft | nogen llo'
itr rfning. Ser mangleoe noget. og
lea peb MI, at BET ifplotes oct Sat
tium, at min 5ebe life sienopbpsgeoe
Siernen.
"Smtrent peo oenne Sib begpnbte
ieg at BRUCE 8rape.Huts 5000, ce
ReiuItatet bor p9ret. at ieg MI fan
tpnfe oa I9gae TIaner meo nogei
SeIo. Get bar life alene sienopbpg'
oct min Sierue. iaa ben MI er tier
fere, iifrere oa mere aftip, ne mine
Iuifler er ceioa baaroere os faitere
bpor Sc isr pIcieoe at bore Isle %
bleoe, o. min Mape er MI ! perfect
Sorfatning.
Seq fan iibboIoe oobbelt iaa me-
gen Iuitrenselie, % min Spile ON
Natten eieneiper mig aItit min
Stprfe. Ieo andre Orb. ieg npSer
9ipet % tiIitriper bette oct 6afhrm,
at iea bar iunoet en- perfect 6sSe."
2es "Sbe &ooo TO 8elpiae"
bper Iaffe. Ter er Ell @runo".
@pseninSe lGit o%penitaaenSe Sren?
st mt pil forefomme ira lib til
onocn. &c CT Gste, ianSe % tnlos
al .Sutcresie for Renneifebcoeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Spab er en- Riaiarb? en- Mini.

aro g roner | @iilb repr9ienterer Ell
Iegt al 322,5S0 Sig. 0ette er 3lt.
b~ifinbboloet af en- Serning, bpis 81
Der CT II &pa6ratmeter. Ballet til
Ell Sroab, funoe man meS ben om'
ippnoe belle Sorben. gn Wiaiaro
Sslp peier 8 Miaioner 8g. Zen
piIoe riimmes | en- Sernins, bpis Sla.
Scr bar paa AT apooratmeter. I'll
transport at en- Wiaiarb / @iilb bill
be nofr9pes GA @ogne, iom pilbe
bGffe en- Sfinnel9ngoe paa 400 We.
ter. Eli en- Williaro Sslp pilbe no.
frppes 1000 gogne q 8 Cons - en-
2Gngoe paa 6 am. Sor at lsfte Ell
8uIoblof paa en- IiGiaro, maatte
ser 5000 Ienneifer til. Spis bper
al Dem piloe taae meo Zig 10 Sig.
maatte De bore $4,000 iitebetfor
5000. Stablet man en- WiQiarh
8uloitpffer paa bueranore, piloe
man ltaa en- Ssioe paa $4,000 Ie'
ter. 9agoe man Dem peb Sioen al
buerunore, piloe oe oGffe en- StrPf.
ming paa 1850 Sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
1ufsronH,r.

Gliding begnar SclpmprS. Gbriit
9aroeien, so aar ganumel % boer'
be ipp Wil fra $apparb, besif iioite
Ssnoag Selpmoro peo at taee Bari.
iergrsnt. Son efterlaoer Jig en- SIT
itru, Der er tolp gar pngre END Ian,
Nltoma trnes. Zen lille gp al.
tona, Der er beliggenoe ire Wtil siten.
for Gau Claire, % iom er befienoi
for at bore ben minbite inforporere.
De gD | @eroen, trueoeS iibite Sreoag
meo belt at bline soelagt af Ell Slbe.
brand. Ger ienoteS granomanbifat
fra gau Claire, os Sloen begr9nieoes
til ct Har Sulooner % TO Ssbuie.
Gfterosnninser Of Streifen. On
8ologiitsret bIep, iom for n9pnt,
neoiot | So Grosie for at ubiepne en-.
Del Spiiteprmfter, iom man peo gi.
lRgeelien al Streifen paa Spor.
pognslinierne oeriteos life funoe font
me operens ON. 9enne Het rar flo.
ite llge traabt iammen, % blanot DC
gionesbprb, iom for oenne bIcu af.
gipet, bar ogiaa enoel Der letter
Sporpeisielifabet UNDER Inflage for
at bape opertraabt 2ppen, Der forbp-
Der lloiteoelie al Sripas. 8eo npontc
8ioneSbpro err Oct ne1nlig blepen
gobtgiort, at Selifabet maaneolig
bar uoite0t meaem ire % fire Suiiiio
HaS til 9ranbmGno, Eolitibetjente,
besunitieeoe apismPnb, pripatc
@agtmPno og oeres Sornilier. Sor'
benp9renoe asiiiterenoe Superinten.
bent S5obn Sorrier ailagoe so pao,
at superintendent George s. Sbatr
GAP Srbre til at uooele Basiene OF
iamtibig ubtaIte. at berom life maat-
te anfsres noget | gsgerne, oo Sano.
lingerie Dor uloplig. Sormano Sobn
Srmpbreps al Stotens 8ologiftsraob
bar onitinet n~siagtige Sorbsr ! Den.
ne Hetning % man oenteoe enonii
Here MfIsringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Gre Mar nocm Sol.

en- iruatelig Sorbrpbelie bar man
upIio opbaeet / Den rrsiilfe gp
S,tromes. S en- SiGIoer | ct itllnl'
melt Sus ianot mon en- ing Stge,
Der bapbe pGret inoeipGrret az lrrle
Ioorsrenoe / ire lange aar.
Zen 14.aarige Sofine aaienberg
bopoe oroct 5000 &ubIer. 9enne
Nrp iatte onot BLOB mellem De ANDRE
Ss'fenbe, % Ell Nat cper'alot DC
benoe, bandit beubes SGnoer og 800
ser meo iterfe Heb % bar benoe neo
/ airlSeren. Ser lepeoe Den llIlge
Siae ire gar / Sustigbeo % auIoe
% blep mart uotGret iom ct Sfelef.
10 Yolitiet trGngte neb &iGloe'
rem. iaa oe et irp9telist Spn. Mellenl
Softer % Snaps Iaa oct Itnffels S9'
len iommenfrsben / en- arog. Sele
9eaernct par beo9ffet meo blool9e
Saar, iom Hottcrue bapoe eIpet benz
Sc. Ginene Dor tiaufteoe, arme %
Gen bar ioa iuase % opioulmeoe,
at bun nriten life funbe bertrge Dem.
Iiaen funbe life mere tnle, finn sr9'
De, % en- SfieImu rpiteSe benoeS
arop, ga bun bsrte Nenneifeitemnier.
Sofc aaienbers bIep brnst paa CT
'Spaehis, bpor 2aaerne baaber ieien
at funnc sisre benoe til ct @enneite.
&c umenneffeliee Ssitenoe or arre'
itereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
5~flinurJntu.

lllDffc / Sluc Garth. On Siprer
peo Hapn Sobu Carlton blcu 6reooo
Gitcn paatisrt al et 6raattoa paa
9tortb'@ eiteru 9uner / Blue Garth
og eiebIttfelig brGbt.
SrGbt pau Ssitaffcn. Sugh @rii.
fetb, en- 6arnler boeuoc ire Ytil ira
Ct. 8incent, bIep Naubug gftermio.
bag brpbt nf Spnet mems han itoo
poa en- Ssitaf. Sans SieneIteallt.
Der tuiteoe so ira SPSiet pau Stnt.
fen, blep ilaoet beoioitlss OF ipaa on.
Den Waaoe beifuSiget, men oil ooa
TONNE JIG.
Rausrl paa grbeiosiult. @e6 set
aontor | gfiuueapoliS, Tom Stntcr
bar laoet oprctte for al Ifuiie IeSiae
5oIf arbei6e, or Der Tor Sioen 500
Ylaoie oabne, u0en of mo- bar pG.
RET iitono til at ifaife WGno Ser er
biQige til at tage Arbeioe. Weeet al
grbeioet or paa 5armen. bpor ser
bpbes en- Ssu Of ira $50 til $40 pr.
Wuaneb, % paa Sernbanerne er ser
oeiaa itor @iteripsrsiel eiter arbeios.
foIf, Ger Der tilbpoes fri Reiie. nj.
minbeIige grbeioSioIf snifeS oaiac
! 8pen, Eien ielp Der er oct panite,
Iist al ioa Glaoiene beiatte.
Saneforpiflimser | GuIntb. 500.
@anen bar iorleben uoiteot SrorC
ON, al ollie arbeioer pnn oenue SnuC
beb ben sore eu6e al DC fore Snb,
iiser forelsbig ifnl %ftanies, beri OF.
iaa i~uobeiattet arbeioet paa Den itorI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06

@aao, END at tiIbaeefaIbe aIle BE-
ajorte gepiIenineer. De to SfiRn.
fepprter Iiffebe soopiuig fine 10.
idlg, men ben treble mente, at bopoe
ban engang faoet gepilgning, faa
finoe ben life iaaoan uoen pioere
tages fra BAN. San blep imioIerti6
arreitetet og mulfteret $50 for fin
Saaronaffetbe6. % inotiI pioere er
ben lille Bp gan5fe tyr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06

Tie enonii renerc emo | bin lib. Beg.
&c oisic. Der MI enbeIie ffiiIoc eiftes,
bar ! 1861 fonne no al binanoens
Smgangsfrebs, bar begge bIepne
gifte - bun nteo en- Gnrmer, Der
isete ND paa Wcitcns Wiboer. Otter
mango SmififteIier msbtes be aItiaa
MI iom gnfe oe Gnfemanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
Mtrbtenm

GbieasO.N brnfnet. Sreberief
2inoberg, Der bapoe tit Siem | Obi.
cago, orufnebe iioite Wanbas | Safe
Noquebop peo Wenominee.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
1.-THE WILD GEESEA
- BY Stanley j. Meyman-

that basis, while ] can admire, reverend
sir, the man who Is ready TO set MS
life on a desperate hazard to gain
something which he sets above that
life. / take the case TO be different
where ii is a question of the lives OK
others. Then / say the chance must
be weighed"
However sacred the cause and high
the ainf?"
IT think So"
The bishop sighed. his chin sinking
on his breast. II am sorry" he SAID,
II am sorry"
THAT we cannot see alike In a matter
SO graye2 Yes SIR; SO am ].
mo. That / met you this morning"
II am not sorry" Colonel John re-
piled, stoutly refusing to see the
others meaning. ''For-hear me out, !
beg. You and / have seen the world and
can weigh the chances. Your frtend,
too, Captain M~achin"-he pronounced
the name in ad odd tone-"He, too,
knows on what he Is embarked and how
he will stand il the result be failure. 1t
may be that he already has his nome,
his rank and his fortune in foreign
parts, and he will be little the worse IL
the worse befall."
"I?" Machin cried, stung out or his
t%aciturnity. LET me tell you, sir, that
/ fling back the in~sinuation."
But the colonel proceeded as TX the
other were nots speaking. You, rever-
end sir, yourself" he continued, know
well on what you are embarking, It's
prospects, and the issue for YOU If 1T
fail. But you are by your profession
and choice devoted to a life of danger.
You are willing, day by day and hour
by hour. TO run h risk OF death. But
these, my cousin there"-looking with
a kind eye at Flayia-"she-
Leave me outi" she cried, passion
ately. And she rose to her feet, her
face on fire. II separate myself from
you! I, for my part, ask no better than
to suffer for my country"
"She thinks she knows, but she does
not know the colonel continued quiet
ly, unmoved by her words. "She can
not guess what it is to be cast adrift-
alone, a woman, penniless, in a strange
land. And yet that at the best-and the
worst may be u~nspeakably worse
must be her fate If this plot miscarry!
For others, The McMurrough and his
friends yonder"-he indicated the. group
by the window-"they also are igno-
rant
The McMurrough sprang TO his feet,
.spluttering with rage. Speak for your
self" he cried.
''They know nothing" the colonel
continued, quite unmoved, 'of hat
force against which they are asked to
pit themselves, Of hat stolid power
over sea, never more powerful than
now"
THE saints viii be between US and
harml" the eldest of the O'Beirnes
cried. rising In his wrath. Its speak
for yourself l say tool"
And IT,
"And To others OF the group roared
with gestures of defiance.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
CURED ITCHING M

MIC, Painful sweIlings Broke anS
hid Not HeaI--sunered Three
YeArs-Torturcs Yield to Cuticura.
Little black swellings were scatter
sa over my face and neck and they
w0uld leave little black scars that
would itch SO couldn't keep from
scratching them. Larger swelllngs
~0Hld appear and my clothes would
stick to the sores. l went to a doctor,
but the trouble only got worse. BY
Ahia time Il was ell s-er my arm and
Rhe upper part Of my body in swellings
m large as a dollar. 1t was so pain
snl that / could not bear to lie on my
back. The second doctor stopped the
evenings, but when they broke the
places would not heal. bought a set
Of the Cuticura Remedies and In less
khan a week some OF the places were
nearly well. l continued until i had
used three sets, and now / am sound
and well. The disease lasted three
pears. o. l.. Wilson, Puryear, Tenn,
Web. 8, 1908"
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole
FROGS. OF Cuticura Remedies. Boston.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
Copyright. 1909. by stanley }. weymano
IX-Contlnued.

- a
Uncle Ulick WINGED. "Ay. TO be sure!
TO be sure, lad he answered. But ne
rubbed his head, like a man In a DIM
Guilty.
The Bishop seemed to be going to
AK a question. Before he could speak,
however. Flavia came tripping down
the stairs, a gay song on her p
Half way down, the song, IGN ana
sweet as a birds, came TO a sudden
end.
II am afraid I am late!" she said.
And then-as the Colonel supposed
| she saw that more than the family
party were assembled; that the bishop
and Captain Machin were there also,
| and the strangers--and all, that
| he was there. She descended the last
three stairs silently, but with a nelgnt-
ened color, moved proudly INTO the
middle OF the group, n courtsied be-
fore the ~ecclesiastic till her knee
touched the floor.
He gave her his hand to kiss, with a
smile and a blessing She
rose with sparkling eyes.
1T Is a good morning. she said, as
one who having done her duty could
be cheerful.
TT is a very fine morning" the
RIshop answered in the same spirit.
''The sun shines on us, as we would
have him shine. And after breakfast,
with your leave, my daughter, and with
your brothers leave, we will hold a
little council. What say you, Colonel
Sullivan he continued, turning TO
the Colonel. "A family council? VIII
you join u.s."
The McMurrough uttered an excla-
nation, so unexpected and strident,
that the words were not articulate.
But the bishop understood them, for,
as all turned to him, Nay" he said,
cit shall be for the colonel to say. But
it's I'll arguing with a fasting man" he
continued genially, and by your
leave we will return to the matter after
breakfast"
II am not for argument at ALL" Cap
tain Machin said. 1t was the first
time he had spoken.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
CHAPTER X.
a cnIrNcIL Ola WAR,

The meal had been eaten, stoiidly
by some, by others with a poor appe-
tite, by Colonel John with a thought
full face. Two men OF family, but
broken fortunes. old Sir Denny Nc
Carthy Of Dingle, and Timothy Burke,
of Maamtrasna, had Joined the party
under the rose, as ii were, and neither
giving nor receiving a welcome. Now
old Darby kept the door n the bishop
the hearth; whence. standing with his
back to the glowing peat, he could adj
dress his audience with eye and voice.
The others, risen from the table, had
placed themselves here and there
where they pleased. The courtyard,
visible through the windows, seethed
with an ever-increasing crew OF peas
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
why she 4set upv the Candy.

4 FVfai titc view 1Ork sun.
A woman of limited means who had
never INDUCED in luxuries of any kind
suddenly took TO regaling her callers
with candied fruits and confectionery.
Don't think am running into GRIM
inal extravaganza" she explained to
an intimate friend. These things
don't cost me a penny. | get them in
the queerest way imaginable. One day
1 found a very valuable diamond
brooch. IL was advertised for and a
liberal reward was offered for it's re-
turn. j returned the brooch. 1t be-
longed to the wife of a confectioner
She hemmed and hawed about the re-
ward and lamented hard times. Before
| had time to decline the reward that
had been offered she said:
Money Is SO dreadfully scarce. How
would you like to take out the $25 in
trade-so much GO naz !. :--eeik until ii is
paid on9 | think my husband would
agree
Then I changed my mind. / didn't
particularly want the candy. but I dis
liked that woma so heartily tina I
couldn't stand Ii to let her off without
paying something. so Just to spite her
/ am running my w complexion By
trying TO eat UP that reward"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-10-29
President Harrison.

Philadelphia Record: Among the
private papers of the late President
Harrison his literary executor is said
to have a complete history of his presi-
dental administration. with a frank
but calm and iudicious discussion of
all its political incidents, Including the
action of Mr.. Blaine and his friends.
1t Is said this will not be published
ut present and may not be published at
all, though General Har-ison's bio
grapher Will have the benefit OF the In
formation 1T contains. The document
ought to be published while ii is of
great interest. A century hence Ii
might interest a few historical students
and that is all. General Harrison and
Mr.. Blaine are dead ard the formers
view Of his own administration ought
TO be published while people who knew
him remain alive.