davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
Tuesday, April II, 1911.

We have had bad weather ever
since Governor Blease was inaugu-
rated.-Greenvill Piedmont.
You should come down to New
berry. We have had the most glor-
ious weather all this year ever ex-
perienced by the oldest inhabitants.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

Whose hearts are kind and true:
For the heaven that smiles above ne,
And awaits my spirit, too;
For all human ties that bind me
For the task by God assigned lpa,
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that I can do.
I live to learn their story.
Who've suffered for my sake;
To emulate their glory,
And follow in their wake.
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sag2s,
The noble of all ages,
Whose deeds crown history's pages,
And times great volume make.
I live to hold communion
With all that is divine;
TO feel there is union
'Twixt natures heart and mine;
To profit by affliction,
Reap truth from fields Of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And fulfill each g"and design.
I live to hail that season,
By gifted minds foretold,
When man shall live by reason
And not alone by gold;
When man to man united,
And every wrong thing righted,
The whole world shall be lighted
AS Eden was Of old.
I live for those who love me,
For those who know me true;
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit, too;
For the cause that lacks assistance.
For the future in the distance,
For the wrong that needs resistance,
And the good that I can do.
Selected
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

It is grand and noble to live for
those who love you and for the good
you can do, for the wrong that needs
resistance, and to hold communion
with all that is divine and 20 feel
that there is d 2nion between the
heart of nature and yours. But above
all for the good you can do. TO rise
above the little petty spites aid pre-
judices of the world and the desire to
accumulate money and to disregard
the rights of others. Oh, if We could
all just realize the greatness and the
glory, and the happiness of living for
the good we could do, to live would
be sublime and life would be worth
while.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
For Long Life.
'111doa

"And who," asked the Sunday
school teacher, "who was it that cried,
oh, king, live forever
"All the life insurance agents,
suggested the small boy whose faith
er was an adjuster.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

eat wood. Now, if they will-if these
belong to that class or species-I
would be pleased to engage them to
eat up some of these old burned build
ings in Main and Friend streets.
The Idler.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

It is now stated from Columbia that
there is no demand or desire for an
investigation of dispensary matters.
We suppose that means that Col.
Fielder has reconsidered his PROPOSE
tion or threat to write a book.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

it from a patriotic standpoint. because
if T murder the goat-Which, as I say,
could do with malice aforethought
and with great pleasure therein-the
streets would suffer for lack of atten-
ton. y ~ n.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

It seems to me that back yond3T
year or two ago / a:i5ised Mayor
Langford to import lot or Angora
goats and fine geese to cut down the
grass on the streets and these goats
may be some Of that herd whi:h are
lust now arriving. In fact they may
constitute the advance guard, as big
bodies move slowly, but surely. Or
it may be these goats We're ordered
by the deacons Of the first Baptist
church Or By Jno. Mayes or the Luth-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
THE IDLER.


I was meditating again the other
day. I love to mediate with myself.
knew an old man once who never
talked very much except when he was
alone. He would take long walks all
by himself and if you happened to be
near the roadside where he could not
see you, you could hear him talking
most earnestly and necessarily. 1
was a mere boy, but I remember the
older people of the family asking him
why he talked so much to himself. He
replied: ooh, we'll, like occasionally
to talk with man who has. some
sense"
Now, I love to mediate with my
self. I don't talk any-and you are
at liberty to draw your own conclu-
sion. But was thinking about that
Charleston bunch, and their recep-
tion in Newberry, and what their OBJ
ject was in going around over the
country, and I concluded it was a
good thing. I heard one of them say
that one Of the objects they had in
mind was to get the people of Char
lesion united-together- was the
first thing. The next was to get them
away from Charleston and let them
realize and know that there was an
other and other places in the world.
Those two things, if accomplished,
would do great deal for any conlmu-
nifty, and would repay almost any rea-
sonable outlay of money. It would
be a. great thing for Newberry. Just
to get our people together for few
days and let them live in the same car
and eat at the same table and drink
out of the same gourd. That would
be worth any reasonable outlay in
money.
I heard a number Of these Charles
ton visitors say they we're delighted
with their stay in Newberry and the
treatment they received, but, now,
honest. if the college boys and girls
and the graded school pupils and the
Newberry concert band had not been
in the procession would we have
made much of a show with the busi-
ness men who were out to greet and
welcome the visitors. Honest, now,
Mr.. Merchant, and Mr. Business Man
would We? And that is what I was
thinking about. How little interest
our business men take in anything
that is for the general welfare, and
why is it? They are the greatest
5enefciaries.
Ny ideal OF life is beautifully nX-
pressed in the following lines which.
read the other day. I always like
to read poetry, especially when get
to meditating:
What Live For.
] live for those who love NE,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11
FOR CONSTIPATION.
4 Medicine That Does Not Cost -iuy-
thing Unless it Cures.

The active medicinal ingr>s;ie2,s OF
Rexall Orderlies, which are oIor'es@,
tasteless and colorless, is an entirely
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

P. S,-If I should murder the goat
oh! we'll, I'll ccorget about murder
ing the goat until I receive your an
suer K x x.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

1 nave just been handed the follow
ing communication, and while it is a
long stride from beautiful poetry to
goats, I guess I must make it:
Mr.. Idler: Realizing, from exper-
lence, the fact that goats are invalu-
able as lawn movers and as trimmers
OF roses, | want to seek from you a
little information. The goats which
have been visiting my front yard trim
my roses and NOV my grass all right,
but the trouble is that they don't use
sufficient discretion as to how much
the lawn needs to be moved or the
roses to be trimmed, or as to when
these duties should b6 performed.
Now, We all enjoy goats in our front
yards, the oder being especially de-
lightful in the beautiful spring, but
unless these particular goats that
visit my front yard should be endow-
ed with little more discretion, 7
won't have anything left bnt the bare
ground. Do the ordinances Of the
town require that I post guard to
keep the goats out, or do t,,>av pecr;t
NE to murder the goat? Frankly, ]
wonld take pleasure in numbering the
goat.
Thanking YOU in advance, AZ,
RespectfuIlv,
xxx
P. S.-This question is not so sim
pie as / might first appear, looking at
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

Talking about go@ts, : ,;sod to hear,
when. was a boy. ar, trc* would
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

Then here is another little bit of
poetry I would like for you to read.
I wonder if anybody reads The Idler,
for, you know, sometimes I almost
conclude that nobody reads it, but
anyhow I feel relieved of the great
responsibility resting on me when
tell the good people of Newberry some
things straight from the shoulder, and
I have lived here long before the big
giants of finance who run the town
knew there was sucn a place. I feel
like have right to be heard, and
then don't care whether they heed a
poor and humble idler like myself or
not. But here are some more beauti-
full lines:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

The Quiet Toiler.
'Tis not he who parades
His deeds before the world,
Holding aloft their worth,
Whose memory lives impearled
In the hearts of a people when
The years have died away,
But rather the man who tolls
On quietly day by day.
'Tis he who at his task,
Be it high or be it lowly,
Strives with never a thought
Of self and praise, but wholly
Lost in the love of duty,
Who deems no man his debtor
And quietly tolls each day
To make the world ever better.
George Newell Lovejoy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

Ny ideal OF life is beautifully nX-
pressed in the following lines which
7 read the other day. I always like
to read poetry, especially when get
to meditating:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

'! UTJ I LEFV : Uie
] live for those who love me,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-04-11

P. S.-This question is not so sim
pie as i might first appear, looking at
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

@eIpenItif u~nabG1ig Itiegen langs ReHben gebids
ter, idfuur8er Srdoer bic 2aufbriiden auf unb ub, aaes
rings unter glibernoem Staub ~begrabenb. llnb ais Ih
in OeIer 9eUe9ung etlUus llnpili9eS, fat Gnti6uIOi.
9enoes gu liegcn.
Die QaTagiers bes r9uTiarb" paren bereit& an 9uno
9c9ongen, nur Or. @rnOIo 9tteobamusr, Elm magerer,
blonobGrtt9er 9err, lab nod Oroben uuf ieinem iteilgcz
bte5 er bic i6par8cn etuubf0rner bon ieinem 9ricfs
boacn berunter oOcr rluSslte gebantenpol bic. Stirn. Gr
Idrtcb benz oeutihln 8e5irtsantmdnn Der tletnen Siios
I@cGilTct Hauru, in beTen So3bGusfsn er Die teBten Nos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

I6ttt iporben, I'M bort fir einige piAtise &otabanOe8.
plGbe, pcren RiffpaFer ben sr0Beren Gdffcn 9efabrljh
mar, cine G~rpprtm09liAteit gu i6affen. Schs Sabre
be6rungen unO Gnttdui4ungen, nit unfdbi9en Silfstrdfs
ten, ungcniQcnOem MuteriaI tpor sS i4m enbIid 9es
lungen, cine HieIenorebbriide 5u %tOntruiren. Die man
oiele bunoert Meter nett bis gum 2anbungspIab Der gros
ZEN S9iffe ms Mesr bt~nuusidpingen tonnte. 9amit
bate sr feline aufga6e auf bas @Ontommenite 9elOit unO
tonnte nab europa 5uriidtebren.
Gr bate It auf bic Sstmtunft sefreut. Nabreno
Der tnnQen Reiiemonute uber mar ibm feline uIte Gpunns
trait obbanben %gstomnlen. @r Idp6 es duf ous 5ieber,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

NtoQe, Qalmen, 4rbcitshmmungen un6 Gangepcile, Oci
GccpuiIer, Nionotonic, lpebe Nn3ii9c, &oriBtte, etnge'
borene 6rauen auf 3eit, aonierpcnbihieu, ollie Pnat Iio'
nate einmol 9ot, geiiti8c geriumptnna, 9etmat4slc9n!'
i6en @erduIte nod hbenOi8 i'm @lute. @enuu 70 pie
bic G%rtnnernHg al iein Oeutites 3u4auie. gian4nat
Na4ts meinte ct i'm S6teifcn uno ,3ti6en bes gauIers
ben @eIang malapii6er 8Dotseute gu b0reu, uno wdnds
nal pieOer bra6te ibm irgenO elm Quit, Elm @ogeI'4ret
Sannenpaloe. Damn b0rte CT luieoer Elm traulif Iingels
beg Spreden urb IWmedte Gpeien, tpie man ie inn
bort bereitet, Os Ieia' Gltcrn nod lebten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

has ibn bic 9nn5t 3eit Der arg 9tplu9t bate, unr BON
Dem er It crit isbt pirtlit III erbolen tsadnn. NOD
ipur ater cine gentle WtattiatGit uno Graurigleit in ibnl
5urid9ebltcbcn. Seine 9eimatbIci9tejt ipuroe linn Iibl.
bar; Icin ihtpantenoer Sntcrjms;uitaro 5piitcu Spsi
ibn 9IeitrGBig iernen Bctttn. 9em europa blieb nod
Itumm uro peicnlus fir i'm, uno feline SiioIrtnIela
lunren i6m tereltS %rcciunten, Gummarilt dabtt cr lie
beute iNon i'll Elm puar 6ormCln SuIommct: .RicSrige
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Die ErscbeinunQ.
llopeIle BON 2lnicInta Hcinc

nate Dor isiner QbreiIe nit ibm. FER 5ruu uno Der bIre
iftn S6udgerin Mpuniu, bcireS giHgebprsre, gclpobnt
bate.
9orber tpar er gang eiridur, obus llmQon9 nit Wsjs
Ben auf siuem tenud)barten 6slicniniel6en gepsIen. SiS
Inn BEL Dem lebten ittueren Srtdn Ietn 0luSten ron
elmer Gee fortgetrdgen unb i%erristen pprbe.
Rieobammcr mar BON ctrcr Qroben oeutIfel IRA
Itinenbaueefeaid0it mad ben MarIbulinieln binaus9es
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

- m Safen bon BORT Sab nubm Der aus Sionep
~ Suridtebrenoe 9umpfsr oss Srsmsr 9lOpo &ofs
~ len Elm. Gr lag StuiIhen einem Gran5oien nno
~ sinem Rieberldnoer. Die brei Itief 9%eneigten,
characterization gauen eriunsrten nur ipenig nod an Die
brett ~beflieslten, itolSen Sdpimmer, bic nit %funtelnber
8ruTt unb mgeitiimen Ntbemit0Ben ben S5eun ourhs
ihneioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

so" iagbe ban ligefrem; "oet er
iom oct er. Spao ffal bel en- itaf-
ferS gammel Wno gisre, naar bar
BIir ioa ifrsbelig og ingenting bar,
uoeu at frpbe inb paa Sattig6uIet,
0l, fan taffe gorberre on, Srtittna,
iom err Sruentimmer. Sor ie, for
Dem er oct Ianet lettere at greie itg,
naar glarene ~begpnOer at tpnge og en-
inQentinJ fan u0rette."
"Iabaa,~ Hog bum bort og be-
gpnote after at robe | Goteta9eren
Get bar ga 1rogen peIii9net pene
Eoteter, on BAR" iprtes &riitian ON
en- Stltno.
"Ia ia, @1tSifeIop, Sc gaar 10 an"
me6guo bun meo ct penlig ltoet
Smil. "Mten at oct ffltlOe bli ian
hoarIi9 meo Dig, Sriitinn. Set bap'
Sc bel bocrfen on eIer ieg trnft os
Sen Si0er, ba ri ---. Sa, Oct
err fo~rltnoerIig, bpor 2toet farer iIoe
n1cb enfelte."
"SSa," bifalbt ban, "oct er meo
2pffens Siul precis iom meo Siu'
Iene paa en- Gogn, naar en- fisrer
paa en- Ieret Sci. Gen enc Slump
farer bis og Sen anben bib. CONNIE
bGnJer iig faIt melem gfene % fom'
mer iig frem / @eroen og innnle tril'
Ter / @reften. Seq bsrer pitt til Dem,
iom fommer bio."
"Saa on prater, 8riitianl gfen
niI Ou life goa inc og faa dig en-
Grade Suffe? Seq bar lat &ieoe'
len paa Spner, iaa leg tror ben bar
boIbt iig parm. Men noget iterft
bar iee life. Saaoant bar leg alortg
funnel life"
Seq flyer Iaa mango Saf! Safe
taaren bar ies aItio ipnes ioa soot
ON. -
Sg iaa eif 8riitian meS mo Den
lille Sine, boor Der bar Matter paa
Set bOipifureoe @aiIu. ariitttu lag
Sc Dug poa 9oroet og latte fren
9afe os npbast Srsb. Sg iaa bao
bun @iaIten tage ttltaffe. ariitian
tnffeoe oe ilntteoe iig ben til goroet.
Get par ba ip9rt iaa pent on bar
oet,~ ipries ban ON en- Shlno %
loo Ell b~euuorenoe gIif fare ben oper
&rmn,et.
Sriitira imiIte.
Zen ioH iparer noset, Den bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
6ammel Rierlieheo.

@untle 9riitina Ioa en- oaffer
Septemberbag % rooeoe / i'm lille
Fotetesager. SUN iniIeoe tilfreoS
for fig ielp, oen lille apinoe, mems
benbeS flittige SGnoer eiterbaonOeu
fpIbte Suruen me0 itore, pafre, friife
Yoteter.
"Soar bar ga @orbcrre opret rig
tig ip~arOabeI", prate0e bun for Tia
iclo. "Sna pcliignct oafre Eoteter
bar ie1 life faoet paa mango &errens
gar. Oct er rigtig moriomt at pIutfe
oem."
Saa retteoe bun paa fin gomIe
Hpg Iite9rnu % ia meO ct prnt 9Iif
pao lin lille, rgOe Stlle, iom p~eltelt
% net meo bpioe Gardner % reoe
BcIargonier / Siuouet itoo % ioI6Oe
iig / @Ianieu al oen balenOe Seitiol,
So, oct par, en- paffer Stue. Wen
ioa nar 6ers @ierinoe heller life ben
iom 0ooueoe iig euteu oct iaa oor peo
Spiuoeroffeu eler paa Eotetagereu.
90 rent % pertt ifitIOe bun bape set
omfring JIG, cller8 trioebeS bun life.
@amIe Griitino berte til Sen
SIagS Weureifer, iom bIir nfboIot al
ale. ct gobt Sumsr bnpoe bum %
en- let Srmge. Wten alligeoel iaa
Dor bun life Sen, iom iprars meO
SIoooer omfrirg / @pgoen. Set Ioa
life for benoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
&riitit,a terrfte al

ft5 og - &riitina tenfte al
brig l9nge.
"&riitiar", ubbrsb bum og ftiIleoe
fig lige foran bam, "ipnes ou life, al
oi to garnle, eniomme Stufler fumbe
laa bore 8ialter iamrren2 80
greier fig aItto beSre emo en-, os iaa
Hap on Sattigbuiet?"
Sans glif bIep fort os fpsrgeHbe.
San foritob life.
"gesriber on iffe9" gientog bum
Seq bar for fattig engang, MEN MI
funbe ieg fanife eaa an -"
Set mener on bel albrig?"
"Msener! Raar bar bu bort eamIe
8riitina iiee ct og meme ct anbet2"
&riitian fit Saarer / 9inere %
Stemmen ifaln.
"8riftina, on er aItfor mil, Tom
bill antage big en- Zig ganmel l1s.
ling iom mig"
"aa inaf", ia bum. "Wtan ifal
bel gisre noget for fine aannle Ser-
ner. Sg mar Der iaa fommer gam.
mel Gi9rligbeo til -"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

"Wfoa andre ifiette fit, og ieg nit,
iaa er ot ale foit," pleieoe bun al
lige.
Sum booSe alori5 bGret gift.
alt gifte Jig err life en- Wanos
sag, iogOe bum. "gn i"taffels SeS
iom er boo0e fattig % ting er Der
aIOrig fort Rift efter. 90 lige GLAD
fan en- bore. Ian6folf er life altio
Ioo bpqgeIiQc at BRACES me0. On bar
set rOIigit, uoar en- er alene. gdl bar
ieg boa0c &us % Soro % Genge
9onfcn. Saa iee lioer inaen 0teo.
90 icg bar min Sribeo. aan gaa
naar ieg oiI % fomnte mar leg ~
mes. % &reatlirer bar ieg heller
life at isrQe for. Haar ieg bar fnap'
pet min Sr0ie, bar ieg baaiet nit
SG."
Soo furtOc gamIe ariitina pirate,
mems benocS imaa fpiffe, bruno Zine
glitrebe iom en- ipttenaars Series.
gtlt Iaa bun iom iagt 90 fog op go
teter pua fin inobegHeoe ager. Suit
iom bun after retteoe paa iig Iite5run
ira i'm ircmoperbeieoe Stiaing, iom
tit beroc8 0onle Gpe til at oerfe, tit
bun gic poo en- Sigur, iom Pom gil.
Oenoe pno @ppeien, Der itrsg forbt
Stucbiernct.
"Spcm fan BET prre9" t9nfte
bun. "Son ganr iaa uSIelt iom en-
Gus poo en- GiGreitiffe."
@anorCrcu fom Iangiomt nGr'
mere.
"gtno, ioa ianbt ieg leper," no.
brso @omlo bit, "er oct life ban
Sriition pou 8naQen! Spao gaar
ban her efter? so iaa uSIelt iou1
ban goarl Set er pitt rent torbt
mem"
9aHIllf1ell par WHlpletllp lpNlilel
irGr.
"8obbael" bilite ban.
"8o6Sog, ariitian! Or on noe
% traaffer?~
ga" iagne ban % itstteoe fig oeo
@iprbct. Seq terrific mig ben til
Siot / Storesaaro, Oct er rent us
ieIt meo mig M, Sriitina, % rna
terftc lea aa tale meo ban STAT lom
er Sroisrer / RommluerL og ben ON
"a iaa fomme inc paa 5attigbulet,"
"9tci, buab tiger oL a%riltian?
SfaI ouino paa Sattigbuiet2 er
oct iaa iIbe meo bi52~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
roget" iaebe bum og bsb &rtitian a

noget," iaebe bum og bsb &riitian a
9oIlerne.
8riitian ipiIte en- Climb I Eaus'
BEE. Saa iasbe ban:
Saba, b1 9riitina, oct er eanift
andre Siber MI babe for Dig og mig
- og beIIt for mig"
"Sa, on fan iaa fige; minoes 81
ben Sioen, ba bet bar paa Gale, a
on og ieg ifl,I0e 9ipet oS ibop? Seq
par g%ubbeoareS, life rig nof, oe lac
fog on Sans 0iliens Walena. Mer
set bIep ingen 2pffe meo benoes
9enge. Sg ieIp bar bun pitt e.
GiOiern - ia, ieg flyer bare, bpa>
andre bar iagt. De bsbe bsr Ell lite
LATTE"
9riitian iuffebe.
asa, set bar ct oaarlig gptte iea
gior6e oengang. Sg ieg bar min
ianten NOT facet anare mig fan bu
fro. Mten set iom bar giort, bar
giort oq itoo life til at pnOre. Gen
eneIte Croft er, at ieg life er aIene
ON en- iaaban Sumbeb."
ga, Sub beore oct; Oct er ria.
tienof mango, iom farer efter Spf-
fen o9 faar fot / l~llpffen."
ariitian niffeoe bifaIoenbe. 9r
baoSe ban ipiit og oiIbe taffe for
S%rafteringeu.
~"SSngenting at taffe for" ipntes
bun.
Saa nilbe ban gaa.
"aa, iio bul" bob bun. "Su bar
bel life iaa traoelt."
ariitiau iatte iig paa genfen, og
ser tales ON anebaanbe Ting.
"Sror on life ia bun ON en-
Climb, "at BET fonrmer iii at fsles
tlugt for Dig at ii0be paa 5attigbuiet
og ipiie Sognets @rso2~
&riitian itrsJ meo SaanSbagen ct
Bar Saarer ira Sienfroeene.
$50 on, 9riitina, fan rigtignof
pere gIa6, iom lipper at fomme bio.
Oct er en- banrb SfiGbne. Men en-
ilipper bel fra oct engang."
8riitina iaa paa rngSomspennen.
Saa uuoerlis, teufte bun, ariitian
iom ersang ~iorimaaeoe benSe, foroi
bun bar iattis, iao mn Der iom en-
Staffar, ct grae, Ell Siggerl -
Serre Cub, tprif ON bum i~relite
BAN fra Sattigbuiet! Sos bom til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03
Literal, but Truthful.

Two gentlemen were travelling in
one of the hill counties of Kentucky
not long ago, bound on an explora-
ton for pitch pine. They had been
driving for two hours without en-
countering a human being, when they
came in sight Of a cabin in a clear
ing. 1t was very still. The hogs
lay where they had fallen, the thin
claybank mule grazed round and
round in a great circle, t o saw the
trouble of walking, and one lean,
lank man, whose garments were the
colour of the claybank mule, leaned
against a tree and let time roll by.
"Wonder if he can speakf" said
one traveller TO the other.
TRY him." said his companion.
How do you do?" said the North
erner.
"Howdy?" remarked the Souther-
ner languidly.
Pleasant country"
Fur them that likes H."
sLived here all your lifeF"
The Southerner spat p~ensively in
the dust.
mot yit," he said /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

"@en Spban, bbor bar on beret? Su
Ter no iom ct gras."
ga, ies oeb bet moi. Win spinings
brooer os ie9 ~beebnbte at trGtte, % ieg
fit fat / en- Sorer, Tom ifuIbe julie BAN
op. - Sprsn to9 fell at os - og Der CT
ien /"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

Bonner foran 9srene.
Der er mango fore @utifer Der
ue0e. % 8aoerue er aItio ooeripIotC
ON Gftcnen; men ben aften bar Der
i9rIig mango noe, 6a man netor
aior6e tine Suleiuofisb.
aIoffeu bar rel benimo0 nj, % iea
bIep opmerfiom paa en- noffer, ing
8ige, ion fom goaenoe ooer 8nben.
9tetop Tom bum raoeoe Henoeite,
men, gIeo bun % foIot itpgt.
Oct tog mig life mel enb ct bolpt
Seftrh at naa oeu lille Game %
binlpc beltoe op. Sum bar rpItet al
SaIoet, ifisnt bun life oar ftnoet, %
ieg mdatte itette benoe nogen SfriOt;
men ioa tog bun Jig iommer, 90 i6ct
bun iagOe: "SuiinO Cat" trippe6e
bun ri6ere borteoer 8a0cn.
Seq bar gnat min Glute op % neb
roeen 8auae, ga en- barbopeoct @itt
fom ipringeroe no al en- gutif %
ranbtc Ill mig:
~Shpnb Gem at fommc bib, en-
Sisbmono bar qrebet en- @utiftpO."
San fuIate mig til SogboI0eren8
&ontor bog 9utifen.
Der bar TO WpnO Scrinoe % Ell
Game, ION foo / CT Si9rne me0
2ommctorfIp0ct for Iniigtet %
groat, JON benoe8 $ierte ifltIOe bri.
ite.
"@o6ofter, 9onitobeI," iogoe BOG.
boIberen forretningSmGSiig, "oet
bar gobt, De fom. @n al Dor 9e.
tientc beo GfoeIingen for anipIinger
opbaaeoe, at en- pGr0ihtI0 anipIing
bar itiooIet % log aQaru. 9cnne
Game ifpnote fig bort fra Often.
Sum bIeo itnuict, fsrt bio % un0er-
iegt. SnipIirgcu iorrbtcS / Ell go.
hcrIomme paa beubeS &aabe. Gen
Iigger Ser poa 8uIten."
"Sor 9e beot benoe ON Ell 8or-
fIaring," iprrgte ieg, GA ieg baobeoe,
at Sogcn bermeo life piIoc bore az
giort.
"6pao fan bun iige," ioorebe BOG.
boIoeren Grgerlia. "Sun bIeo gre
BET poa ferif @ierning. Sum er Ell
Gpo, oct er Hart"
Gen omtaIte eiorbe en- 9cpGQelic.
&lln fog 2ommeterfIpoet ira zine.
ne, %itrofte frem Ell Singer, iom ifolu
al Roicri, % ibet bun icuote BOG.
bolocren ct iorogtelig @lit, ifrcg
bun npItcn til ham: Get er 2sau!
Seq er ir1geu Epp!" 90 ioo faIOt
bun iommen iaien % bciOimte.
ga bun penOte fit blcge Gniiot
moo 9o9boIocren, op0ooeoe iCg til
min 6orfproeIie, at oct bar oeu lille,
mcrfsieoe Game, iom lea bopoe
biuIpet for fnapt en- baIo Eime iioen.
Sea elf ben til benoc, biolp ben0e
III al l@tle ll9 en- Slot, a ON
%allo o8 oolteoe penoeS &lnoln9er'
@un tonI MARI III 'ta ZEN l9len
o9 "a MN nj le mug IQ'le pi'n op
o9 1o9oe:
@por 9Iao req er, al Ne tonl'
Yen 3onltoPeI ton ll9e &ere' al le8
lN0en Inn er, lite loiiotI'
gal o0r Ie5 ! en- pen S1lbc. seq
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-03

Slngtcns 8ulo. Chen Ben DAG
| 1908, ga Senrp Sarmon iIsi Ell Si.
Iomctcr % fuuoe butte 10000
.6raucs | Sommen for ben gebrift,
bar De ironite Ipiattfere peb Son.
furreucer iom bar itaaet UNDER Son.
troll al Den franife @ero.aIub, pun.
oct 3 1873 300 6rancs. 5 oenne Gum
er life m%e0regnet Se Brpmicr,
6ronifmGnoeue bar punoet i ubIan.
oct.
Reforoen bar Rorone lat, iom Il.
ben 5lgoningen | Reims for ire
@aaneoer iiOeu bar tient 100000
6ranes.