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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Sfalperet. 8eb GrItens Wtei

Sfalpcrct. 8eb Gritens Ieieri
blep forleben Dag Reierifen, Srf.
g. @eite, iuIoitanbis ifalperet. Sun
fit Saaret biflet fait / en- Irel, bpor.
peb belle Saarbunben meb Sub og
8isb belt afreees. Sum leoer % er
peb 9epioitbeb, og oct ier no til, at
hun bill Itua BET oper,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Sra Danmarf.
Sanmarfs 9Gatraif.

Tanmarfs sGstraif. "Ganf an-
beIs.sgg.Grport" bar iiior bapt en-
8areomi9tnirs at Str. 4,345, 273.
Gienneminitspriien for inosaaeoe
sGs bar, infIuiipe ltbbptte, pRret
1901 Gre. for ubgaoenSe sGs
1888. S~perifuobet for 1908 er
102,t76 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Sturt 1tnberlaa. 9oabol6er pe6

SfDrf HnoerHag. UogDoIoer peo
SimmS Heberbone Sacob @iertien er
arreiteret for rluoerilab af 1000
SIR. Soeboloeren bleo for en- Sio
iioen ing, og mems ban bar fraoe.
renoe, fom 9eoraaerierne for Sasen.
llregelmGsiigbeoerne er begpnOt for
flere gar tilba9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
graprsS,riet i MpsfilSe. aisbita.

bernes @uIofrans til Gbriitian ks
aiite, Der Tom befienbt bIep ODER.
ienbt til Gobrs SsIopareiabrif for at
undertakes Ell ReparatiorL or M
iarbis % bill en- al De n9rmeite
Gage bIioe anbrast paa i'm 9labs /
Hosfiloe Tomfirfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

Silia!as. 49, $40 Gcres isuut rul.
lenoe o. uomTrtet uel oprfet Jarm.
@oot SebocliesbuS, Barn, Gorucrib on
ale andre np9utuoigc Ting. goot iuOaiqr'
oct % mar 8p. &il uoalpre 3 gooe 'Sarme
pnd 800 Scres bpcr. SfaHomaoiIt Rabolaa
rneo gooc atrfer. Irts S55 pr. Were. qetts
Siliaur. Alireo Germ. SIaptUu, Riun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
glberti ium Yatieut. Sra aie6eu.

glberti ium Yatieut. Sra Sieben,
bopn meobeles ben 24oe 9tortS: MI
bertis SoerisreIie til peitrc 6pneieI,
bror ban er inoIagt iom Ratieut.
bIiper neppe at lang @oriabeo. Oct
er Den oIminoeIise Renina bIauSi
acknowledgements, Der inattaaer
bam baelie, at ban intet teller. San
bar blot 9reret fig | Sc iioite Sage
forbi Sorbsrene bar moNbcpiit bans
~enersiife geneetelie al at hare be-
npttet SmussblabgreooftSren So.
bannes Soniens Sen til SiIisIira al
IobitanSere. 99ger tror tcler life
paa bans Soaebeb, men ban flyer
ieIp, at oct beremte @osbIll8 ON Rot.
ten | gellen bar cbeIogt Sspnen for
BAN oe oermeo ogiaa 9terocrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Gu Iorif. Entertainers 8npe.

"Saloen" berette5: Rorif. amerifa.
ner Sobn Sobnion, Der er isot /
SreOrifsbaIb, og iom MI er penot
tiIbage BERTH, bar fisbt SfibSfsrer
Sobon gSrreiens SuS meo Sope paa
Ierore Sanos, bpor Sr. Sobnion
agter at oprette ct COMMENCEMENT.
Inn elcr fanife rettere Ell 8ericfoloni
for Born fra fattige Sicm / 6reo.
rifsbalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
9anacleifipiaeren Spbannes Sal.

oen ira 8albres ipilebe forIeoen
Dag for 8ongen. Sronningen, m. Il.
paa Slottet. 8eb iamme @nlebning
for9reoe ban fit Snitrumeut, iom
nntagelig er BET Glbite / 9anoet (ca.
200 gar), til 8ronprinien. SIere
@ange bar man buot bam 200 Ser.
for bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

Eaa gisfnnts Gran bill Der meo
bet fsrite bIi reiit ct Minoesm9rfe.
8isfniit ligger begrapen paa Spat.
irm airfegaaro | @ausoaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
Spbbeltorama / Belle.

Spbbeltorama / Belle. Sra Belle
meboeIes Den 26be Warta: Sioite
Rat, fort eiter at SItoaCt noroira
bapoe paSieret Belle, bIco ser paa
Sernbaneifinnerne meucm Strono.
gabe % griteosgabe iur0ct Stget al
Ell Manosperion, iom piitc iig at
bore ben 2s.aariee SeitebouoIer y.
g. Senrifien al Belle. &iQet isrtes
til Spgebuiets 2igfopcI. Eolitiet
mener, at Senrifien meo Toript bar
Iabet fig fisre oper Of Soget, oa ban
bapbe cfonomtife @onifeIi9beber.
Gen @fosbes grooer, S%eitebanoIer
Senrif Senrifien, forfIoreNe / Rot,
at @roberen bapoe pPret / @eito6elie
al 11-1200 Ser, men peb Ell Diff
tation al 2tget fanotes finn I ar. 10
Gre. BoIitiet snifebe ocrfor / Gag
at afbsre Senrif Senrifier, % en-
@etient fit Srore til at oihente BAN.
San bar er1bnu life itonet op; ge.
%tienten pentebe berfor uhcnior bans
@9relie, mebens ban tIGbte iig pna.
9lubielig loo Der ct Sfu6, % oa 9e.
~tienten fit iprRugt ben lufteOe 0sr,
iaubt ban Senrifien, IieQenOe 900 paa
'8ulpet. San bapoe brGbt Jig meb ct
Sfuo al ct SagtgepGr. @rsorene
Senrifien er Conner al 8ooroeier
anbers Senrifien, NpbOrg, Sang
ifon Sogn peo Belle. Sc bar begge
/ 80 Iars Ilberen og ugiite. Dc
bar orepet Seitebanoel / ca. 3 aar.
Set er opIpit, at beres Eengcoffprer
bar meeet oaarlige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

T~iiial9s. S~meoeuerfiteo mso
eler iotn SErttsi tilialgs. qrunoet Spa.
bonn. SGIass bIijgt. Grin itrar III Gle
3hompiun, @rcsnbuih. gIiHn. SOB gnleo.
ming for en- Uorurlig Rdno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

GienSomsbanSel. 8aaroen Sauf'
Itoo isubre / SeoaIen, @robronosoa'
len cr pcb Sob.s Sougen, Stta, iolgt
til COP. 9eraoslmo og Ole Sfapru'
item ira Seoalen. Sjsbeiummen ube'
tjcnbt.
- @rnsseier Slider, @ispif, bar
ife(0e "gplqeren", iolgt 8aorn9s
til Senrif 9sritab, Sorbal. @ien'
oommen opertages 14be aprtl. gaor'
nps ligeer Iige oeo Risien og er en-
I9roeles poffer Gicnbom.
- 9aaberq Of Sfplo ca. 43 Wtart
/ @iri er, ifslge "@iepifS 9lao", al
genbif 9anberg iolat til Rils y,
SouhaIo / Sic / Sitre Gotten for TO-
900 8r. Ser mebfslgcr / Sanoelen
9eIptning, Geoifaber, Ioling etc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13

"Crmcn lansc". Sor ct Bar aar
iiben iuofisbte, meboeler "geitlan'
oet", @erfseier Simonien, Sana pr.
SanonGs, en- itsrre Northumberland
Ser ifal anpenoeS til Sr6re. og Or
prcsbaao. Den faloes "Srmen lan'
ge", oe ben bill fomme til at bore lit
Ropn meo Rctte. Sr9ifierer Safob
Sfteoal bar / lpn9ere Sio arbetoet
meo at ombanne ben itore Noro'
Ianbsbaob til ct 2anaifib / minore
IoaIcitof. Oct Ifal uOitpreS meo
9rogebopeb / 9oueen, Sfioloean9
% ct rsoItribet Hduieil. Nen Sr.
Simoniens 9aneifib bill ogiaa blt
ubItpret meo Wotor - en- s SeIte'
frpitcrs gen5inmotor, iom / oiSie
Sage err tnbfisbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
esst.

east
Truunsenhtneu tr 6ram.) Fcrforitrer. IA
aiIcsran; pa. - Ssfioaran; Or = Sram-
siippuue rtsass zig isiaaipune 500 Sran
ieo RtiDarnn. tHu \ "a
/ Ora rt1Hes ia is R1 I pcrf 50 @rauL
igtSsHHb tsants iissas Ispe taHes Ia 10 5gaa
] Sismsypune rtaaes ha Z sEstis puHo CO s5i
6aa StauL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
5orfIarins af mstriif Maal os Deet.
ea N q al

nqtsm aaL
(erurp .Snbeosu or Dieter - 3 fcb 9 Tom, c,ntreut
50 omrriiauge 3pmrrsr.) SorforfsI'sr; I'm. -
alpmsitr; W. = Ntttr; en-. - Gentimettr.
al. rrrg Dill reeuts Ig 9pmue names ns eH
II Glomettr. GeHfImtter.
no Horf Dill rssnss Ig
10 Qilomettr. I gnro CT liz Ok Stut,s
lbanIt Wuu7h 6m. rietsr.
allen rssnts Is % Gen. ! tna. TI CT IQ i6e
iMeter. 0letrr
GIaotuaaL
cersueGEbebeu sr gr)
spr,prieIie: Ca Seiar. ! 9sHbe eans raues Ia
paal Sorb TtgHts ts 20 Or.
10 Ar. ! Gcre CT +0H ar.
MINT
2 4arorsr. IGoEor reanss RI a2
igarttnsr Grt- soeu ] RTsns Tsaass "a gsats.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-04-13
maaIfor fIsb.ub. gar.s.

WaaIfor f~IgbsRss gar.L
c@rnnesGubeosu sr eitr = ~ourtrsHti p,t,
gpriprtsIitr: OIL = 6tftoGtsr: g. - 9iter; d.
TecItier.
ISsrbe nnbeuee Wdur ! StiGppe '~peIfptsf' e.
Itenss ia IFS eit,L. liz % 9itsI.
] Rornisnn renes Ing l suibel Ct outrsH, sSl
1850 e,ter. 9itsg.
1st1apps rssHfs liz III ! SaupH ar pultr,Ri OF
stitr. fire Jtm'totu Sitter.
, 1909-01-27
ST. GROIN STATION.

London, Jan. 2Gth The widow of one of
the victims of the London and South West
ern railway accident at Salisbury on July
first 1906 has recovered seven thousand
pounds damages. She claimed twenty thou
sand pounds, including fourteen thousand
for her husband, an American named 1lac-
Donald, but this was not allowed, because
she has remarked.
The Russian WHO killed adim8etf at fOtt8n-
ham has been recognized as the ia
Their of Lapidus, who was blown to
pieces in q mysterious explosion which oc-
cured in the forest Of Vincennes, in the
spring of 1906.
The Northern shipowners have resolved
to lay their vessels up for two consecutive
periods of q month each, so as to reduce ton
mage to the demand, and q plan is to be snb-
mitted for q Baltic conference at4 Copenha-
gen. Herr B Hin, on behalf O. the continen-
tai lines, approves. The big passenger
lines are not expected to comply, but their
moral support is considered adequate. The
Japanese and Americans are also III sympa-
thy with the movement.
The London and Paris Exchange, with
twenty three provincial and continental
branches, being embarrassed, a receiver has
been appointed pending the formation of a
successor. Twenty eight thousand custo-
mers are Interested.
NJ, Pichon, the French Minister of
Foreign Atfairs, Sir Francis BERTHE, the
British Ambassador, and Mr.. Field
lug, Canadian minister of finance, have
signed a convention supplementary to the
Franco Canadian commercial treaty Of 1907.
1t has not yet been published, but it is under
stood that Canada has made concessions
designed to forestall the opposition of
French protectioni8ts blocking the Senate's
ratification.
A Berlin despatch states that the socialists
gathered before the Diet building to hold a
demonstration regarding suffrage reform,
but the police scattered them and prevented
, 1909-01-27
CHAPTER Y.
S 20.

For burgher briefs the following fees are
to be paid to the Colonial Treasury:
AS merchant, holder of a banking
business, hotel keeper. -. FIR. 10000
AS butcher or tavern keeper. FIR. $4,000
As shipowner, master builder, civil
engineer, Owner, renter or
lessee or Administrator of a
sugar or cotton estate or of
a factory ....,..... Fr. 275.00
As handicraftsman, manager of q
sugar Or cOtton-eotate or of &
factory. ........ FIR. 1850
As master of q vessel or as
printer. -. ........ .Fr.220.00
For q grant as huckster is to be
paid. .....s... Fr.115.00
For trading licenses the a expenses as
for burgher briefs.
Burgherbriefs and trading licenses shall
be stamped at the rate of Is FIR.
In those cases where for the exercise of an
industry not only a burgher brief is required
but also a special grant. the fees fixed for
such grant will have to be paid as well.
When a Colonial Council conformity with
the Government decides that an occupation
which has hitherto been free shall for the
future be included in the regulated trades.
the fee for acquiring a burgher brief for this
occupation shall be fixed at the a time.
s 2I.
The Ordinances of the 9th September
1853 concerning trades and professions in
the Danish West Indian possessions, and all
other Ordinances and administrative rules in
regard to trades and occupations there, in
50 far as they are contrary to the present
Ordinance, are repealed.
5 p.
This Ordinance, comes into force the.
, 1909-01-27
CHAP ".

Transgressions Of the provisions of this
Ordinance are punished, in so far as no
greater punishment, according to the gen
eral provisions of the Law, is deserved, by
f-es of from 5 Fir. to 500 Fl. When goods
are illegally carried around for sale, they
are, moreover to be contiscated, the pro-
ceeds falling to the Colonial Treasury con-
cerned.
The Police are bound to see that no I'M
authorized trade is carried on, but it is also
open to every one exercising Il trade to come
forwardsas complainant against the unauthor-
lied exercise of his calling.
Suits concerning transgressions of this
Ordinance are to be. dealt with in the Police
courts.
s IS.
Persons who by a Judgment have been
found guilty of anything eishonouring in
public opinion shall furthermore have for
feited their burgher brief or license.
s 10
Persons who have taken ont burgher
briefs as retailers, ia accordance with the
Ordinance hitherto IN force, have the right
, 1909-01-27
REMARKS.

The present Draft of Ordinance has been
formed on all main points in accordance
with the proposal, which was sent IN by the
Commission appointed by Government on
9Th of April 1907, to which Commission the
Colonial Council elected 3 members.
A copy of the English translation of the
Report given in by the Commission accom-
panies the Draft.
(IO be coUtjQued)
, 1909-01-27
PrOklatna.

a LIE og enhver, som MATTE have noget
$50 at fordre ! Boet efter afgangne Verts-
husholder ALFRED CHRISTOPHER
HUNTINGTON og efterlevende Enke, ind
kaldes herved med 5 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret, der behandler
Boet, at anmelde og bavisliggore deres Krav.
st, Thomae Skifteret, den 14de Januar
1909.
WELLEJUS.
, 1909-01-27

le residence of the parties concerned and
age OF the apprentice, ought to contain
Inc name OF the trade IN which the
apprentice is to be instructed.
z. The duration of the apprenticeship,
winch at a rule should not be less than
. years, and which in any case should
not terminate before the apprentice has
completed the 18th year Of his age.
An agreement as to the maintenance
alio pace OF residence of the apprentice
during his apprenticeship, with what
other conditions may be arranged con-
corning him.
IL SO tar as such is agreed upon, the
payment which the master is to re-
celYe for the instruction eff the apprens
tlce, and on the other hand, the com
pensation which the master shall pay
Tor breach of the contract. The o n
tracts are to be acknowledged before
the Pollcemaster, who is to see to what Q
is necessary in accordance with the
foregoing, and the contracts will have
to be noted III q protocol kept for the
purpose. Ii the party concerned re-
quests 1t, snCh contract can also be
noted IN the Police Journal, of which,
IN such case, q copy is to be given to
the party concerned free of charge.
An agreement to break off an aD-
prentico's contract must be entered IA
the Police Journal.
Each of the parties concerned au
insist on the apprentices con5.-a
being broken off on the ground Of AZ a-
sential breach on the side of tue otaa-
marty on Of 1,roI
make the continuance Of it impossible
or unsuitable. Breach of the contract
or other wrong conduct from the side
OF the master towards the apprentice
ought us a rule to be punished with u
fine, whether the conduct is found to
be such as ought to involve a cessation
OF the contract or not.
At the noting of the apprentices
contract q Police fee of one Franc is to
be paid.
Mechanics in the country, who are taken
permanent labourers on the estates, are
It bound to give q proof Of their skill or
take out a burgher brief, so long as they
ork for estates only. Ii they wish to take
prentic0s, for which the sanction of the
O@CO o" uCL - lGqUlI6u, lie Iul6S III 8 Ii
e otherwise applicable, and it VIII be
,cessary in the contract to make an entry
ncerning the relation Of the apprentice
the estate, especially what work he shall
for the latter, and what payment for the
me is to come to him or to the mechanic.
S IS.
The baking Of bread and cakes shall con-
nue. until further to be q free occupation,
lless the business is carried on to such an
that the Government, after having
stained a report on the matter from the
unicjpal Committee concerned, considers
there is reason to e%njoin the person
Dncerned to take out a bUrgh8r brief, for
hich, however, no proof Of skill shall be
.quired.
The right to sell goat-meat is conditional
the taking out of a selling-pass, which is
sued by the Poltcomaster concerned and
valid for q month. For such a selling-pass
FIR. is paid each time to the Colonial Irea-
Iry concerned.
Nv
, 1909-01-27

to carry on also the business of a merchant
without taking out a new burgher brief.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

rs - y i 1t5sl
5ScfGE q todid feel me surge OF Dlo61,
10 met her g 81 quietly. n 81
haze tod yeas the exact truth,
Lady Darlington, assI promised, z re
turned. seeking 70 speak calmly with
out any real ihDpe that 5you would be,
illeve. Yet I want you TO tn. II Is
MI bad enough rs Il stands, without
Nendeayoring to make It appear worse!
She leaned alightly forward, clearly
impressed TO some extent by the crawl
,tyi Of my manner. I. .s z
Then prove II"
Howl. si sgl,5.2 y
by steamlng directly back to Val
paradise and delivering up this stolen
vessel TO- its lawful owners"
THAT sounds simple enough. bu,
do you realize. what our probable fate
would be?" 4, h
She clasped her hands tightly, press
ing them against her breast. =
What do ] care!" the contempt In
her voice grown bitter. you have
done the evil, by your own confession;
now you should pay the price. You
rescued me once from insult, and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12
q
I !. Z.
= --'II7 70 p = 2 J 2. = I, -
u HER. 4
IRRELEK.A.sNCl.,E!:;;s.
-By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS

ls.s, by w. G. chapman.I ii
The trouble with most women
said Jinx when they had finished
lunch. and he was idly constructing a
snap.dragon. with the aid Of FIVE very
brittle toothplcks and = Well.pleased
and non,brlttle feeling OF satisfaction
with the day and his own part; in the
events thereof, is that they never give
complete attention to the subject IN.
der discussion" Is
did you like the steak we had for
lunch ?" Interrupted Mrs. Jlnx. with an
interested and sympathetic smile. Il
have .ound a new butcher, a little
Dutchman; he has, opened up where
Wedderburn. used K, keep" ~!
"As | was about 10 state. when you
interrupted me with an entirely irrele-
want remark, the average woman only
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

; None gbetter than Gold Medal Flour
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12
BEFoRE JURY
!

u
The following persons were sworn;
and sent before the grand jury yes
.terday: z 4 iy..s v.
q H C. Anderson. F. P. Nc Gee. B.Ls
Butcher, Madigan Clemens. Asa VAN
glider, Joe Evans, C.. o. Henry Rus.
sell Martin, !Roseanna Yost, H. S. Da.
Wis, steine Sen:sky, CtErlie Koon,i
w. Hawkins, ]. H. Phillips, W. p,
Scott, Colonel Lahew, James shafer,.
Jesse Neer, E. Yost, Lloyd Costel.l
10, A. Curt Grimm, ~. D. iBeall, ].
l.. Gaines, James F. Marshall. Laura
Kirk, Thomas Kirk. Arch Duty,W w.
HI Sypult. Lake Satterheld, OFT An.
derson, Glenn F. Barnes, TIL. TIE.
trick, Josh Hess, chrome Summers, w.
L. McFarm, John Fiso.r John Boy
stoch, George Martini John Peasants,
Fred King, Jeff Danley,; Rebecca Eel.
ty, Robert Costello. Sam, Monroe, Clate
lWoli, Sid Hall. VIM. Hayhurst, Sam
Pazello. Z c! H. Cunningham, Jennie
Troy R. II. stewart, A. L.sWilson,
Joe Higgins, Mathew Murray. B.RW.
Weeltley. John A.FTeothnlan, Gather.
Inc Linn. Charley Hamilton, HE.
Mundall, Columbia Stanley. W.T.. Ash.
craft, Lee seatour, Ella Hostler, LII.
llan Hostler& Frank Anderson. 4 FL,
bridge Bostic, James Huffman, Her
bert {Toothman. Bert vangilder, I. N.
Waldo, D. c.: Norris Henry Hess, A.
V. Lynch. Earl Norris. j. T. Morgan.
Il. C. K1rnes, Thomas C. Borgess..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12
{'R5{:l!I(||kS
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CUKS FFCkl EU OF h'SNGt
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slastic in taelr praise OF oRRINE be-
cause I has cured their, loved ones
Of the Liquor Habit" and thereby
brought happlnes to their homes.
Can Be Given Secretly.
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White for Free oRRINE Booklet
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Washington, D. c.. ORRINE is sold
b ylenling druggists everywhere.
Special Agent: $t
CRANES DRUG STORE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

This is to % the best year for bust
ness In the history Of the world-but
to the. non.adyertlser. and the ineth
Client advertiser, 1t will seem aSout
llksall other years, 4 ",
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

Ito { Bo contlnued,)y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

n fes. n uHuPPou HRF p VFnN' n W. ~.
sid you notice, dear; that these
new pants are made like those OF Gov.
Patterson's Of Tennessee, without
poekets?'' tssi
mo. I didn't notice It, but ! want
you 10 give me, some change before
you SO to town."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-12

Assuming that your property is 10.
Gated in this city or in its environs-.
where there is no worthless property
to be found-a want ad, campaign will
sell It. ~,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-29
Autoist and Gentleman.

An enthusiastic Burlington motorist
was driving his car through one of the
most rural sections of the state. He
came to the top of very steep hill
On each side of the road was a ditch
and at the bottom of the hill a load Of
hay was just beginning the ascent
The motorist. who is not one of the
chicken and man killing variety.
backed the car into the ditch and
waited for the sturdy son of the soil
who was driving the load Of hay. to
guide his team past. On the rear of
the load, almost buried in the hay. re-
posed at full length typical old pa.
triarch of the hills. His face rested
easily in the hands and his whiskers
streamed out a foot or two In the
breeze. AS the team passed the au;o
he called out. with a note of SURPRISE
in his voice: Gosh! 'Tain't often wa
meet gentleman in one O. them
things. Burlington (Vt.) Free Press
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-29
She'd Seen Him Before.

Some funny things happen in this
life said newspaper man, who has
just returned from his vacation. We
often hear that this is a very small
world, but sometimes its bigness is
brought home to us with emphasis.
81 was going with party of friends
by boat to Boston, and the second day
out one of my friends saw a young
woman on board whom he knew, and
he promptly introduced us. We had
very pleasant talk. and | found her a
delightful companion, and expressed
regret that / had not met her before.
To my surprise she laughed and said:
Why, Mr.. Blank, | am sure we
ought to be very well acquainted, even
though we are not, for we have lived
next door to each othe~ for three
years
Il think I'll get out of the morning
newspaper business and live the same
hours as the rest of the populace. It's
somewhat embarrassing to have a girl
come back at you like hat."-Phila-
delphia Times.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-29
Science Again Scores on Thief,

And now it seems that the man with
the brick may have to turn his atten-
tons to something else than the Jew
eler's window if he's to make an aesy
getaway with some one else's portable
property
Consul William Bardell has reported
from Rheims that a French inventor
has come out with new burglar
proof plate glass, absolutely transpar-
ent at thickness of one inch and yet
which Will resist a machinist's ham,
mer long enough for a sleepy copper
block away to run up and interfere.
Jacketed revolver bullets may be fred
against the plate without breaking
through. In one test heavy piece of
cast iron was hurled against the glass,
breaking through to the extent of only
two or three square inches.
The ordinary plate glass may have
three or four square feet smashed
through with common brick carried
In a handbag or wrapped up as a pa
per parcel. Practically the seven
eighths inch to one inch glass is gurg
lar proof-until such time as the en-.
terprising felon discovers some effec-
tive substitute for the brick.