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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

Siemmet, er oct iitreit life at paoe
longer, emo man ficuSer Srnoen
mco Stapcn. Tcrior bar ri 81.
Srotag, at man life ber aaa
Ipnaer, enc Stapeu rptfer". Orb.
iaset er gammeIt, men Iise soot iom
mt.
Srancis Soaer bar iisIee ct
SormerbIab itore Sanfer ON Stl6.
beIanoet / norblige Minneiuta %
@isconiin. Wan bar bare at iaa
aleper meIlem Stubberne % iptte
Ell @ifiib ooenpoo buer Ell al ocnt.
ina iig ailer og prooucerc SonninQ
o. MeIf / LANCE &aner. Bare al
10 auber ifuIbe man oprlaa Ell
aarIig Snotrst Al POO Collars, o.
baobe man so alIbcr, fiinoe man
rage inc pua en- Slump 1000 Col.
lars ON Marct bare Tor Nonning.
Naor oertil lrgNc@ &c aorIi9c SnS-
trgter al @elingcu -- "a la: -
Ser boboe en- Some pao 2anoct;
Slm bapoe Ell Spne bIonot anoet ~"
- @i nppntc Bier. Sporoi
fommer bet Zig, at Der or iaa Tor.
bolOspis faa 6orn1erc, ion beiat.
fer iig mco @iopI? &c ilcltc al
Dem, iom ioris9tc oerpoa, illittcoc
eiter ct cher fIcrc Nnrs SorIcb.
Ger par 100 IoriaQer bcrtil. @t.
erne ma rs9teS uoie og mco goS
Snoiiat % 6oritan0, ON 9iaoI ifol
Ionne zig. Sort % goot: 6ormcrc
ileit bar ingen @reie poa at iteIe
meo Bier cher ioa 9iopI til at lon.
ne iig. aitn en- % onben piloe bci
lpffcS for ira @c9pnocIien al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

al Votetesgrpoeu eler S~heficoeIel
% BARNES iamtioig meo oislc ~ %
iGt iaa Sirngciernene bag pad Sto.
zen. Vaa set enc fon ga Caller.
fcucrnc lGtteS, poa oef anoct fait
man iGtie Snoct mcb Stea eIlcr 30.
teteSiaoet euer hpao SET III or, man
pil hcloe parnt, iii Heiten al Wiio.
oagcn cr iTroig. Sou et goot 2ana
ooer. iao fon oct boloc liz parmt
Irnae paa ocnnc Mauoc. StrpQc.
iernene. iom Der tales ON, or natilr.
liguiS sc, iom bar los Nant = Sc
andre fan 10 life brllgc@ iii at irttt
Sing poa.
Sorte Saubifcr, ioin or bIcpct bpi.
DC paa Singeripibicnc cller lanl5mco
Ssmmcne, fou "ipUrtea" paa ioI.
9cnoc Maooc: Soa Ell Sirr clcr
"GomeIabnir @ruih" % oup Sen /
Ell Sbcifc ~Slipc Gil, lom man bar
brpopct nogle Grader tort @lUf i.
@ni0 octtc oocr De hui0c Stcocr pua
&anoifen lao blir ocn aIocIc9 tort
o. ben ilicn.
"Eatent Scather" Sfo boIocr liz
meget lTnaer ira at iprrtfe, oa blir
mlc1et blonfere o. pcncrc, hpi3 &c
oite 9nioc9 inc meo &aieIine o. Ser.
paa pll0lcS oucr nlc0 en- blso 2lu0.
Sortc Stroahntte, ionr er blcpoi
graa al Step, blir iom me iQicrl
huiS be gnibcS opcr mc6 ct Stpftc
Slcicl, lom or onppct / Grain
9llcoboI" (iffe "@ooo 9lIcobol"0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
afsIae @~,eOOeielie ira Satcutoboo,a

Sislac Weobc,elie ira Su~teuiao0otas
tcrue @iaiamiou & Nerhaut, 925-
935 RetroooIitnu 2iie @Iog., Winncs
asoIis. @iun.. CT %ntcnter uoirroiget
til iel0cuoe SpHnoere / Niuneiota.
Rori6 Gatota oa Sout6 Ga,ota:
u. z. 9lnoretpS. WiuueapoIis. Rinu..
4i6 Glitter; q. 6. ". @icrens. Sups
ncr, *. .. Yortable Ylei5 GET; 6.
Y. @ieiaus. Sinonn, g2iun. @raUel
5crecning uno @ai5irg Rahine; g.
Y. G'Gutremort. 2uIutb. giuu, Cane
@onro; 8. q. 6enSrir. Albert sea.
Rinu.. Combined 9burn ano Gutter
@or.er; !. $. 6iscoc.. minneapolis.
Nirn.. 2lltadmert FOR gbaiug or Soints
ina Rahines; z. 6. 0ouie. Gals
QGte. @iun.. Ton Canon; g. St. Scbrs
ion. 1t. YauI. Riun.. Cube Soumiug
Madhine ano %ire @roo0ing aao RiIs
ling Radiue; gp. 9. WoDer. Rortes
pioeo. Iiuu, 6oiiting Srum auS
Gmth; Z. g. Osborn Sar. Center.
Winn.. Telephone Sigunl; Y. I. Rpan.
R~inneapoIis. Yiuu.. 9etadable 6oric
Shoe Cali; =. I. Stisler. @intbrog.
Winn.. S~ourrnl Gearing; :. 4. Smieie.
8opnlrou. @inn.. 6arreiS guctle; I.
z. Siloen. minneapolis. Riun.. Same
apparatus; =. @epmauu. ReIruie.
Winu., Seeoirg 9eoice for Corn Sbreos
eer5; !. 3eu.e, Sa,ota, @inn.. Som
Gail 6UIoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Siarmen, S51t(et % $apen.

~beritoife, ifltlbe / Sorpeien finoe no,
bpilfet al Dem er lapelt / Eris paa
oct Steb, bpor DC Dor. Sioite Bin.
ter iolgtcs "Gottonieeo Menl" for
$24 q $2S pr. Con, mems "2inieeo
Oil WeaI" foiteoe omtrent 3S Col.
lars pr. Con. timber bisic SorboIb
bapbe ben Sormer, iom briigte Got
t~onieeb Meal", ltor Sorbcl fremior
Ben Sarmer, iom brll9tc "Sin'cco
Oil WeaI".
"G~ottonieeo Meal" i~nocboIoer ira
3S-45 Trocent Trotein og er Ser
for ct al DC rigeite &raitiooer'tofte
/ WarfeOet. Ser er / Tirfeligbeoelt
faa Sla9S peg~etabiliife Gra'tfooer-
itofie, Der or Iaa rige paa Erotein.
S europa bar man / beiere 8rao enc
Der lGrt at iptte Tris poa Cotton.
Ieeb Meal", enooa oct pua 8rltno
al ben LANCE 5ragt er en- goo Gel
oprere ser. Smtrent 100000 Cons
al bette MeI blep ienot oper til Git
ropa / 1913, mems en- bel Gel al oct,
iom bIep igieu ber / 2anoet, blep be-
npttet iom 8ieoiel. Sffe @alpbeleit
al Oct "Gpttonieeo Weal", Iom pro-
bncerebeS ber / 2anOet / 1913, blep
brugt iom Sober for amerifanlfe
&reatlirer. Men be amerifanife
Sarmere begpnoer MI mere og mere
at BRUCE "Gptonieeb Wcal" atpeo
anoet 8rpn.
Observation-Disclosures bar np-
Zig ienot no en- "Sormers' Suaitin
655" angaaenbe "Gottonieeo Meal
for Seeding @eei Cattle. Set bcocr
blanbt anoet / npprte Bulletin, at
for Spiconing al Slagtcfprg er /
Nlminoeligbco ct Tlno "Gottonieeo
Wteal" olntrent 1epngoOt meo toEllllo
Wais. Wen Der or en- beitcrnt 8rpn-
le for, bpor lleget "Gotton'eeo
Meal" ser meo Soroel fan gipes On
rene. S SpOen bar oct ier galllie
alminoeligt at iere i Stlloe, iom iful-
DC ieoes, itore Wrngoer al DC @i-
probuftcr, iom fom ira ~"Gottonieeo
Oil WiaS" - pfte op ill Ell Station
paa Is Trno Wel ior Sagen. Get
te bite Jig at bore ligcfrcm ifoocligt.
Wan ieoebe Stlloenc, til sc blcu
blinoe eaer ogIoa frepereoc. Wer
bet bar no9et at lGre al Oct SlaBs
Wisgreb o9iaa. Set blep foritaae-
ligt, at Oct gift an at gibe Tprene for
meget al bette commissioned oeIaa.
90 oernpit fanbt mon ub, at Stl,-
oene fltnoe ege jepnt % burtigt /
&egt for en- Teriooe al lige pp til
80 Gage eGer mere, men at Sc lige-
iaa ieont og burtigt funoe tabe /
@Get igien. Nuar StuOene begpno-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
nu
Rebteeret al sr prafftf Carmel
limo &nQingers iSpSe.

Teo Oregon Experimentation
faar &pQinger lin ierlte Spoe,
noar DC er meuem "a og SO Elmer
gonlIe. &c iaar Bran, boori er
blanoct roa sgg, iaa @lanbingen
bliper lom terre, in1aa Sei9imuler.
Guer oginu iaar De Sreb, opppet
WeIf % flenlt mellem 6ingrene, til
BET bliper npl ten tert iglen. 20
8anee for Tagen gipes en- al Be her
nGpnte Setter Ben ferite ltge, Iamt
ire @ange bper Sag lige S61e al
fnuit Spebe og Wais paa rem Sullo
itreet uooper. Otter ct Tar Cages
Sorleb fan oisie fnuite 8reniorter
itrses / rent Streelie, iaa De imlaa
fan faa iparfe eiter Spoen.
Ment @uno, Grit, Srpflil og
%finfnuite Ben paa iprifilte SfaaIer
Dor a~plingcrne belle Chen bapc
Iogang til. &c ifuIoe oeiaa iaa
Nbsans til aren 6eoe. Noar apl-
lingerie er en- llge gamlc, faar DC
TO eaer ire @anee ON Gagen c,
balpter @%lanoing beitaaenbe al 3
Sele "gran", 1 Gel @peoe-"Wio-
blines" oe en- Eart Maismel, iamt
en- Sind" Salt l. "geef Scraps"
/ en- "Sopper" % forreiten iammc
Sebe iom ier. Gre Tiger ganlle be-
gunoer De at faa Melf ogiaa.
Com hi fan f%oritaa, faar &plin-
gerne Mao fem @alge ON Sagen.
Oct bar fer en- meget aIminoelig
Intagelie, at baarbtfogte sgg par
bet beolte, man fllnoe eipe apQin9er
at beepnoe meb; men Griaring bar
pitt, at man iutte ior itor Siaib til
Den Slaes Seoe. @ap man oe imoo
aplinger for meget al baarbtfogtc
sGg, foraariageoe set ofte alpprli-
&c Wapeonoer hos Dem.
Oil man aaigepel gipe seq, ber
man blanoe Dem eoot meo grsb,
bpppet | WeIf. 2ao apQingerne
babe fri Iogang til "@ran". Get
er en- goo cling for Dem og boiler
Dem paste lele / Wapen. De fan o.
iaa bebre forbeie onben SIaes Ssbe,
naar De til enbper Sib bar Iogana
til "gran".
cotton SeeS Meal".
Sem @ange flere Sarmere funoa
1neo Soroel BRUCE "Gottonieeo
Weal", frembolber Igerbrugsbcpar-
temeltets SpeciaIiiter. Get bar en-
liot bsiere @prinesperbi ems "9in-
Ieeo Oil Weal", % Tarmere, ionl
tpllfer paa at BRUCE ct al bisie So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
Suffering for @ioraa
til Waloris9apcn.

Eor moota8et o9 tpitterct ior.
$929.6O.
@ch 6. g. Seen fra Gotten u. So
peritab. N~critrnuo. Wiur., SO o. s..
Y. 6auQeu, 2enuiIou, Minu 50; Gle
@ranot. @cgn. @ai6., 50; NiIs 9rnnot.
6c5umult. y. 3. 50; g. 6. 8ogucs.
@oscom. Sbabo 50; &cu. {. 7. Rel
ION. Staulcp. q. =, 81. ElIiamueu
1850.
q. ~. Suuobeim. Gos.
Minneapolis. Mliuu.. Zoe Suui 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
HOsle Gaao.

en- al ganifeligbeoerne, naor man
bruger sammeIoagie 8asoone, er, NJ
oct er iaa panifeligt at boIbe Sins
uarme og Of ma life bar noget
Sieb iii al uarme Sallertenerne,
unotageu man piI oSbarme Sager.
omen, % oct tager 10 temmeIis me.
get @as. 5otIsg Of parme 10 Stru.
seiern = De fan 10 lRttes peo Sioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
quiet ng Rfckkr,trt.
Geoiseret al en- Sro'tiit SusmobeL
Npale lctuinte Shelter, ium
psiaa fan laues / CT
"Gbatna- Siib".
9Gagerpre meo Miparacs.

Ot'Nl'NNA NbNL >ANIll-
Scot, 8 sGg, y Sbcifc Salt, Is
Sbe'fe Feber, p Sop rig Melf euer
tpno Sleoe, 1 Sop fogte I~iporgc5,
%ifaaret op / Smooitpffer. Smeret
imcltes, sGgsene, iom er piSpet mco
SaIt, Feber % W}eIf, bUIbes / Eon-
Den % naar oct ~begpnber at bIipe
9lennembebet bapeS ~@iparaeSnc /.
Get man belle Siocn rcrc5 /, ioo alt
blir sienncmiteet.
Wsacrsre meb Spcaefjpo "Srico
@eci") % Tomatoes.
"a Sop Spegefieo, iom er iriet
Tor Sfino og Scot % bcrpoa ~ifoarct
op 9anifc ilnaat, I Stop tomatoes,
"A Sop repet Sit, nogle Broader
2egiait, libt aayenncpebcr, . Spi.
~ieifeer Smer % ire sgq. &ieb,
Tomatoes, Oil, 2sgiait og Neber
reres iammcn, Smeret imeltcS og
Somat-Gpren bellies / Fanoeu.
Saa mart oet ~be8pnoer at foge, bel
oes @ggene l. iom err piapet Iiot, og
oct rereS / belle Siben, til oct ar
tpft og iepnt. Sette or beoit ierpe.
ret paa paaimurt Soait. Slteoetior
Spegefiso fan man oeiaa benpttt
iinbaffet Steg.
Smelet.Gnl meo Dit.
Gre Spiieifeer Smpr, 3 pispeoe
9Gg, Is Sbcifc SILT, Iiot aaienne-
Eeber, en- elcr TO Spiicifeer Sit.
Smsret imelte8 / ell Iiocn Sn1elct-
Fonoe. 9Gggenc, lom er pispeoe
nco SaIt og Ec6er, bploes / o. tie
ges langiomt. Naar SmeIeten er
gjennemitegt, Issues Den ioriigtil
ira 9unoen, Often orpsie5 oper o.
Smeleten rules op lom Ell "SeQp-
Hoa" og ierperc5 itrar.
6nmmer "eubiter") meS aarri,
Samcc.
Ere Spiieifecr Smsr, - Spiieifc
iinbaffet 500, 3 Spiieifeer MeI, u
Spiieife aarri, p 5beife SaIt, 4
Sbeife Eoprifu.Ee ber, IL Sou
MeIf, 2 baorotfogte sGggebIommer,
iom err ~itontpeoe og er uIoele$ ion
Mel, 3 Stopper finifonret Summer
or en- Gel fogte his. Snler o9 2ea
foges inmmen iii Ssgen er glI, mel,
life brun. Qeri rsres Mel, aarri,
Salt og Foprifa. WeIfen rsres
liot efter Iiot tiaigemeo Sc itanpeot
sGggeblommer. Set rsre5 / belle
3ioen, til oct er tpft % ieont, og iao
bapes Summeren /. Naar 0en er
giennemparmet, bellies set % / ct
narmt Sab, ionl bar Ell Hano al
fogte 8is omtrine.
Shop Snep.
70 Stopper tolot Ssniefjso eQer
aalpefiso, Iom er ifaaret ganifc
imaat, 2 stopper iinbaffet, moger;
Suinefieo, 1 SOP finbaffet 2sg, 1
Sop iinbaffet Seqeri, 1 aanol
Muibrooms, IL Sob @anb, y
Stop Smsr eQer goot Wabieot, Soli
og Teber eiter Smag. Smsret eaer
5ebtet imeltes, irsres aisbet o. oet.
re iteges til bet er soot brlnt, Joe,
oct oite rpres ON. Saa bpIOes all
Set eurige | og BET foges Ell baIu
Sime. Get ierperes meo fogt 8ia
til.
n(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11
gnSere al sob Safe bsr Ienoe
Sepne's @boleiale Yrisliite nj

Sorbrnsere. Sbe Sepne Coffee 60.
2S55-57 Wtaoiion Ct, Chicago.
Suinois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-11

ftGnsef /: Gu epaaRineY 'euSoenuess
e. fac soe ism uessn Gaseu Ssmaftns I'll su
estbeIte TriS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
Attacks License Sections

In the event the Supreme Court
entertains the petition for writ of
mandamus and the validiay of the
1915 act is gone into, it is ex-
pected that only those sections per-
tanning to the issuance of licenses
will be gone into. 1t is not the in
tention of the hunters to attack the
entire bill through their counsel, but
only those sections pertaining to the
issuance of licenses Under the new
law it is impossible to procure a
State license. Wherever a hunter
desires to hunt game he must secure
q iieease for that particular county.
The sportsmen desire that the coun-
ty judges throughout the State be
forced to issue licenses In conform
tty with the act of the 1913 legisla-
ture which created the State game
department,
Since the passage of the Gornto
game law abolishing State game de-
partment, there has been consider
able discussion throughout the State
as to the constitutionaliey of num-
Der of sections of the measure-Jack-
sonville Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
. co,,,,.rs Chlorine Gas.

United States submarine crews neea
no longer fear the chlorine gas Nun
er,o automatically generated among
the metals of their precaflous crai'.
Mr.. Edison has found the secret o.
observation-disclosures boats may pro
coed to greater distances safe from the
dangers created by the contract u
salt water with lead batteries III inc
electric installation. 1t cost MN o.
600 different experiments to determine
the cause and provide the remedy anu
50 900 900 in money. His new nicKe'
battery, inpervious. tried out by yea,
in sea water. was installed in NO anu
has been recommended for the othef
undersea boats. Deaths. ailments anu
incapacities have been due to chlorine
gas: Mr.. Edison's service. therefore is
no less on behalf of life-saving than on
behalf of alert effectiveness in TINS
arm of defense.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
Youthful Sneculator

Senator John Sherman made his
first speculation when he was a boy
Of sixteen. and It turned out badly.
At the age Of fourteen he was work
ing for the Muskingum Improvement
company at $25 a month, and at the
age Of sixteen was superintendent OF
an important part of the work, and
had been advanced to $40. During
the winter he was idle, as the canal
was closed. II was at this time that
he attempted his speculation. Salt
was very low on the Muskingum
river and very high at Cincinnati. So
John bought lot OF salt, loaded II on
scow and started 1t down the river.
All went well until within one days
float of the Ohio river. when the Their
mometer went down to zero; and the
scow remained right there for two
long months. Everybody had a
great laugh over the youthful specu-
lator but he lived long enough to re-
turn the laugh with interest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
ACRITICAL MOMENT
BY CHARLES GRAHAM ROSS.

Fifty"
DO you near? Fifty, bid. Do
hear five? All right, sir. And seven
ty. Seventy-five? Thanks. Last
chance. gentlemen. seventy-five once.
twice"
Il withdraw the horse-I'll pay the
selling fee."
Walter Elston, idly engrossed in
watching conventional country horse
auction scene, fixed his eye upon the
last speaker. Something in the sad
dropping face, the half-broken utter
ance, as IL the man was in sorrow or
pain, awakened his sympathetic ma
ture magically.
He stood silent and watchful, deeply
interested, as from an old-time worn
wallet the owner of the horse drew
out the one bill it contained, evidently
his last, and with a sigh handed it to
the auctioneer.
Sorry. Mr.. Young" spoke the lat
ter, but this is an of day, 1t seems.
Bring Snowfoot around next sales day
and we'll try it without extra charge.
Your price is pretty steep, but the ami.
malls worth it."
Yes, can't possibly do with less
than a hundred and fifty dollars, -
spoke Mr.. Young in subdued tone.
It's a matter Of life and death"
Young Elston followed the last
speaker as the bride loosely lOoped
over his arm, he walked slowly away
from the bartering crowd. At the road
Elstcn, after rapid glance over the
splendid animal, stepped up to him.
The fine points of the horse attracted
him. Then again he traced some deep
soul tragedy under the words he had
overheard
Excuse me-" he said in an offhand
manner, but courteously. Il didn't get
a chance to bid on your horse. What's
the price, sir?"
"Seventy-five was the top bid an
swered the old man, but want
double
"Docile?" questioned Elston, examin-
ing the teeth of the animal.
Gentle as kitten, with one who
knows his whirlwind under a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
GOVERNOR TRAMMELL PICKED
REAL GOOD ROADS ADVOCATES

with the exception of myself, the
governor did not make a mistake in
the appointment of the Florida State
Highway Commission declared F..
o. Miller, commissioner-at-lar as
well as president of the Florida State
Good Roads Association, yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Miller has just re-
turned from Tallahassee, where last
week the commission met and or
gained.
The commission is composed of NJ.
NJ. Smith, Orlando, to serve one year;
F. o. Miller of this city as commits
sioner at large, to serve for two
years; j. d. Smith of Mariana. to
serve for three years, with Capt. w.
j. Hillman Of Live Oak and Edward
Scott of Arcadia, to serve each for
four years.
~ feel that we have named the
right man as chairman. Capt Hill
man is one of thepioneers of good
roads in this state He is willing to
work and keep going all the time and
he is a man who is known in every
county of the state" declared Mr. I.
Miller.
In the work of the commission, ii
is stated that road expert will be
engaged who will command the re-
spect of the county commissioners
all over the state. This man will be
employed at an early day, says Com
missioner Miller. AS a chief clerk
in the work of the commission he be-
lieves that the selection of ]. p
Clarkson has collected vast amount
of road data and during his resi-
dence in Jacksonville was a most ac-
tive member of the good roads com.
mittee of the Jacksonville Chamber
of Commerce Times-Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
"om His Feed" the Hostler at the
Eiston Place Told lts Master.

wicked whip lash. My daughters
horse, sir, but we've got to part with
him! It is the price Of her mothers
life. An operation or death, the doc
tor rays. and they won't move with
out the money in advance"
I'm take SnOwfoot," announced Ell.
ston quietly.
An expression of relief, gratitude.
Joy crossed the face of Robert Young
as the crisp bank notes were counted
into his trembling hand. His tears
fell upon them. He tried to thank e.
ston, Just managed to ask his name
and hurried away as though new
hope in life was giving him wings.
"A girl for your owner, eh?' chat
tered Elston lightly to Snowfoot.
Then we'll treat you gently, my
friend" and Snowfoot seemed to &C.
cept the words as guaranty Of good
faith and went along the road giving
Elston no trouble.
At a cross path, however, his steps
grew halt He extended his face down
ltS iSusth. oHOWIOOt wac Soy
ing farewell to old familiar scenes!
Ion his feed" the hostler at the
Elston place told its master the next
day.
OF himself" was the report next
day.
Snowfoot had pressed out one end OF
the stable, too intelligent to arouse
suspicion by kicking his way out. A
search in the neighborhood revealed
no trace of the missing animal
"Snowfoot got homcsick and has
gone to his young mistress" decided
Elston naturally.
Tlcn he shrugged his shoulders
lightly Snowfoot was his property,
acquired by LEGAL purchase, but FL
ston's fancy was pleased to imagine
the delight OF this unknown Miss
Young over the return Of her cher
ished pet
You need search no further. he
told the hcstler Il think know
where to find the animal"
HIS impulse was strong to allow
Miss Young to retain possession of
Snowfoot. but sentiment kept this un.
known young lady in his mind all the
morning What was she like What
would her action be when she rea.
soned out that Snowfoot was a tru.
ant?
Elstcn tried to deceive himself with
the idea that he was going to simply
tare n sni,, dnyn tba river road ~, the
pony phaeto1. while in reality he rad
the town IN view fifteen miles distant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
Y0u-you-''
II didn't co r." he protested.

YOu-you-''
Il didn't co r." he protested.
But II you hadn't been here and
looking on 1t wouldn't have hap
pened!"
Nonsense! Didn't ! say that a
woman couldn't drive nail without
MASKING her thumb"
And didn't say that man couldn't?
You pick up that hammer and try it,"
The board was held in place while
the nan was neatly driven. and the
young man turned to Miss Nellie with
that superior smile.
Go ahead" she ordered There's
three more nails to be driven yet"
He started on the second. There
was smash and howl 1t was more
of language. For a moment the vic
tim thought himself far from the
haunts OF men land women), but then
he Gained down and said:
Il sincerely beg your pardon"
1T was unfair of you. when you
knew | couldn't do the same thing.
How bad is it?''
He held out his hand for inspec-
ton. The blood had already begun
to settle under the nail.
And yours" he asked.
II was as bad. and the girls face
had become very pale with the pain
of it, At that moment the cook came
limping out to see what had happened.
and they held out their bruised
thumbs to her.
Great cats and dogs" she ex-
claimed. Why both of you will sure
ly lose your thumbnails. anyhow. and
il will be miracle if you are not dis
figured for life"
The mashed" took seats on the
veranda and held on to their thumbs.
while the cook brought out bandages
and ointments by the handful.
Why did you go and do it," asked
the woman as the last thumb was
! cared for.
III this gentleman hadn't como
alOnS anu Dutleu IN DeSdu MISS
Nellie, when she was interrupted:
Whose name is Earl Bell Excuse
re that ! haven't given it before.
| believe this is Miss Mortimer
! And | believe that pesky hog has
got back into the garden again, Per.
! 1ans YOU have also read that no WON
an can drive q hog
III evor find one In-Ill admire
herr"
! Well, I want YOU TO show me that
a man can. III stay here and watch
when that hog found that he had
| man to deal with he quit his job and
made for the fence. and then the
young man left. Die he ever return
! Read what the cook said the Other
day:
oh. yes. he returned and returned
and returned, and he's returning yet
and IL that hog don't bring about |
marriage and wedding trip, then n
never go oy signs again,
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Syudicate.l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-14
REPAIRING THE FENCE
BY JOHN DARLING.

SAY" shouted a tramp over the
gate of the Mortimer place.
Miss Nellie Mortimer sat on the
veranda reaIing book.
Say! l say"
The girl shook her head to signify
that there was nothing doing in his
line.
"Oh, I'm not after a hand-out."
Then 60 on"
And | doat want to do that until
l have told you that there is hog
in the side garden out there, and that
he is roofing up things for fair"
The hog again" exclaimed Miss
Nellie IS she started up.
Yes insane hog" grinned the
tramp
But he must be driven out at once.
II you will drive him out, I'll"
"Oh, no, Missy" interrupted the
tramp as he began moving away, you
can't play that on me-"
Mr.. Mortimer had an interest in a
business in the city and spent most
OF his time there On this morning
no one was at home except herself
and the cook. and as for the latter
she was tat and lame. That hog must
go out, however.
Miss Nellie drove him down the
road and found the place he had
and nails and a couple of boards. She
had got all the materials on the spot
when young man came along on
foot. She recalled that she had seen
him pass in an auto an hour before.
and was wondering il he had met
with an accident, when he halted and
raised his cap.
Had a breakdown and am walking
back"
She wanted to ask him why he
didn't walk on then. but she spotted
that hog coming back and uttered
a muttered threat instead This
caused him to notice the materials
and the mole in the fence. and he
continued:
'Ah. see, The beast has been
in the garden. and you are going
10 secure the fence against him.
have read that few women could drive
a nail.
Il have read that same thing OF
the men,
Here is TIC chance to test the mat
ter"
He reached for board and kneh
down and held il against the fence
for her and smiled in superior wa,
and in anticipation. That smile set
tied the matter. Miss Nellie picked
up hammer ana nails and began driv
ing
There was a smash and a yell
The hammo- Eai missed the nail ant
hit the thumb,