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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-19
WHAT is LOVE?

"Love," writes the editor of an east
ern paper, lis at first an illusion and
then a delusion."
We can't remember just who this
editor is nor in what paper the quo
tation appeared, but We'll bet u Sun
day go-to-meeting boiled shirt that he
walks backward and that instead Of
good red blood there flows through his
veins the sourest of vinegar.
Probably somewhere back in his pur-
pie, palpitating past there was a girl
who passed him and married the Other
fellow and ever since the carking
canker of crabbedness has been eating
away and eating away at that which
once beat as his heart.
Love a delusion!
BY all the golden, sunny ringlets
on the brow of Cupid, by all the sweet
lips that ever puckered into a rose
bud to receive the kiss of a lover, we
swear that love is no delusion.
Does a delusion make the world go
round? Is the blue sky an illusion ?
Is it an illusion when our cardiac
pumping-station goes all a-f1utter at
the Whispered words of the sweet
est girl God v e made?
Is it an illusion when we thrill in
every nerve if a tiny, soft, v~elvety
hand chances to linger, just for an in
slant, in ours, as we look into a pain
of eyes whose limpid depths make the
profundity of the ocean seem shallow
as a mud puddle?
Is it an illusion when the very mar
row in our spinal column freezes il
we hear that "THE" girl has a date
with another fellow?
Is it an illusion when she buries hel
face behind the lapel of u coat, shy
" mods her little head and answer
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-19

ate a thing of contention; seed a
thing of analytical understanding.
From this, it a be decided that the
farmer has control over two of the
three elements to be considered in the
production of a wheat crop. This
should allow them to proceed in a
very intelligent n
1t is presumed that farmers of any
considerable amount of experience
have a thorough understanding OF
their soil. Climate is an element OF
chance. But a thorough understand
ing of seed can not be had unless q
very competent test has been made
for it's percentage of fertility.
1t is absolutely necessary to know
the fertility of your seed if you have
the determinations necessary to har.
vest a large crop.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-19
SMALL GRAINS AND
ALFALFA FOR HOGS

The growing of swine and the pro-
duction of pork are industries that
today are claiming increasing atten-
ton throughout the Northwest. Ex-
periments with grains which may
take the place Of III for feed pur-
poses are of the greatest interest to
farmers in this region, because the
small grains are often grown in abun-
dance and form the basis of all ra-
tions. A great amount of wheat, bar
ley, and rye is fed in the form of mill
products, and is of course ground. In
common practice also, these grains
are ground more generally than corn
as they are usually much harder. The
greater liability of these small grains
to pass through the animal u%ndigested
shows the correctness of such practice
Best Results With Wheat.
Chief among the small grains is
wheat, and it appears to be the food
best adapted. for leng-continued hog
feeding. The ACCESSIBILITY Of feeding
wheat or any grain, however, de-
pends upon market prices and econom'
ic conditions. 1t could hardly be re
garded as economical to use wheat a!
stock feed at the high prices nov
prevailing. A bushel of wheat pro
perly fed to reasonably well-bret
hogs should produce approximately l;
pounds of gain in weight. The re
suits of a number of feeding test
show that there is comparatively lit
tie difference in feeding value betweel
wheat and corr for swine.
In comparing various rations il
which corn, wheat and rye were fe
alone or in combination with eac
other, it was found that dry, groun
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-02-19

Eyes" when we ask her the greatest
question in the world? Is it? is it :?
We should say not!
Love is hte concentrated essence of
goodness, sprinkled upon the tender
petals of a crystalized violet. 1t
comes sky-hooting down from the high
heavens on a mellow moonbeam, en-
twines it's silken tendrils about your
fluttering heart until your breath
comes in short, quick, ecstatic gasps
and your soul just seems to float
away m a billow Of seafoam to thu
Island Of Rosebuds and Orange Bios.
SONS.
Love an illusion?
1t is NOT. And believe US, we know
We've tried it often enough.
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Practical FARMING.
NOTE) If you have any idea TO offer to the other readers or wish
anything to appear in these columns kindly send it in.
Helpful Facts Gathered from Reliable Sources
Of Interest to Montana Farmers :: :: =: .:

APPLES VS.. WHEAT
BY International Laboratories, Seat.
tie, u. S. A.
On page 1877, 1.-THE Country Gentle
men," issued January 30th, 1915,
there is an advertisement that reads
like this: can acre of Apples-$100.;
an acre of wheat-$3O." Where and
when? The advertisement does not
say.
Which delivered the profit this year?
Take apples: l don't know anything
about the apple conditions in Mon
tana, but in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho the daily papers begged and
begged that everybody buy a box of
apples to prevent the apple growers
from going bankrupt-that looks like
a 500 profit per acre, doesn't it?
Now look at the wheat: Did any
body peddle this commodity? In this
great war crisis, which proved the
staple-apples or wheat?
Here is an illustration of value:
A farmer from n of the most highly
rated apple districts in Washington
was compelled to borrow some money
Before the war he valued his orchard
land at 100000 per acre, but the
mar to whom he applied for loar
promptly explained: "Your land is
worth what it is capable of producing
in wheat, potatoes or other staples
We wont loan one cent upon fictitious
fruit values, but we'll loan up to the
limit on land valued upon staple pro-
ductions."
From that, the conclusion is evi
dent that greater wheat yields increase
the value per acre Of the land-not
saying anything about the earnings
from a large production. This be
ing a case of 2 in 1, strange it woul<
be, indeed, if the farmers did not pu'
forth their best efforts to produce tn
largest crop possible. The result o
the effort is even better than 2 in !
It is a 3 in l benefit, because tn
more wheat that Montana produces
the greater becomes the prestige o
the state.
The general reputation of a stat
has much to do with the value o
wheat lands. Kansas, today is tn
largest Turkey Red producing stat
in America; Montana, some day, vii
enjoy the prestige from being know
as the greatest wheat producing stat
on this continent. This, however, ca
not come to pass unless the farmer
put forth enough scientific effor
whereby the production will be a gla1
ing allurement to those struggling i
less productive fields.
Soil is a thing of cultivation; elm
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$40 90
That is not altogether a bit of hum
or. If everyone kept a daily list of
what he spends it will be seen that the
money is not wasted on so-called lux
uries, like tobacco, beer, candy and
ice cream, but on many another thing
we could we'll do without and to which
we never give a Observation-Disclosures
Pa. Globe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

'cargadO hoy una tremenda tenn
pestad de nieve, con vlento hura-
canada. cayendo una gran cantidad
De nievr Y d~escargando muy hume
rosOS rayos en- diversOS iugares,
que lIenaron de aIarma la pobla-
ci6n, gueS hubo verdaderO panico
entire todOs los habitanteS por la
fr"cuencia { intensidad de las des-
cargaS eIGctricaS.
UnO de los treneS OrdinarioS que
50 dirigia a esta cIudad. Sufri6 bas-
tante en ei trayecLO. pucs lie sOr-
prendi6 el huracan y la nieve, Ell
plcnO campo. y los carrOs cram sa-
cudidoS de tai manera que So ba-
Ianceaban como los buques ell mai
tempo.
\ co~nSecucncia de eStos mOyi-
mientOS. los carros Sufrieron danOS
dc aIguna consideration, pero los
pasajcrOs re~sultaron ileSOS.
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Ia REvOLUCION HA COMENZA-
EJO ........ 1890
Niene de la pigina 3.

baStadO para que los directories del
mOVimientO que CStall0 hace cast
dos amos mGdcren SuS impetus re-
yOIuciOnariOs. La Suave y agrada-
bic briSa del gOlfO la r~cfreScadO las
fPentPS de los neOlibertadOreS que
fuerOn arPOjadOS Il TERRA %iarOcha,
mas que nor la iuerZa de las armaS
del cnemigO. pOr la fucrZa repuL-
silva De SuS prOpiOS actOS. y ha he
cho 81 miIagro de haceri0S penSar
detenidamcntc Ell que, para llegar
al triunfo que tantO anhelan, necr-
Sitan haccr Il TN ladO inStintOS
de destruction y p0ner rn practica
mcdidaS "cOnSCryadOTaS.
~ eS por este que AIlarO 0brc-
g0m. nj pOScSionarSc nucVamentc
del PaIaciO NaciOnal de MEXICO. de-
clar0 que VA no So cjcrcCrian re-
~prcSaliaS: que no habria mas Vi
daS ScgadaS nj st dcSpOiaria de Sus
bicneS a los que Il fUerZa dc per-
~scyrPancia duarntc tres dtcadaS,
habian degrade haccrSc de ellOS.
BESIDE hOy,-ha dichO Obreg0n.-
la Ley Scri la base de- nueStrOS
actoS y TODD mundo temdra ampliaS
y c0mplclaS garantiaS IN la ciudad
de- Mt\icO.
"R]cc0icmOS la declaration del ge-
neral de la nucya hOrnada pueSto
al ScrNicio dc don NcnuStianO Ca
rranZa, y la guarGamOs. NADIA dI-
ficiI rs que 81 irIc carranciSta am
bic mul pronto dc parcccr.
"iunqur. Il dccir Ncrdad. no 10
dc>camOS. lila Suirid0 tamt0 duran
f. los UItimGS mrScs la bella CAPT
tai de la armada patria..
Tai diiim0S cnt0nccS. Solo Vein
tiruair0 diaS han baStad0 para gu"
81 prOn0Stic0 81 r%raIiZara. FL Sc
nor general AiNaro 0breg0n ma
cambiadO de parcccr. Ncimticuatro
diaS baStar0n para que cl general
purSt0 al S~rr,iciO de don Venus
tiamO CarranLa oIlidara Su pr0mcSa:
dar ampIiaS garatiaS a los habiian-
les de- la ciudad dc Mexico.
+! leon ~dcNprrt0. \ en- Sill dcSpcr-
tar tragico. ma rcaIiZado hakanaS qu"
Ia han hrch0 ctIcbrc. Iia arrcme-
tide contra naciOnalC> y ~CNtranic-
roS para ~dcStruirlOS baiO cl pre-
l">to De ayudar al baio pueblo que
suhrr las c0nSccucnciaS de- la re
]I0luci0n.
No rs para ayudar a csc pueblo
para 10 que 0brcg6n ha prGpctrado
la infamia: cS para aIgo m0nStruo-
81. i~mconccbibIc. que nos cauS"
~Sonroio decir: para aniquiIar a In
patria. para tracr SObrc ella ma
,orrS ' nurNaS caIamidadcS.
No dc 0tra Surrtc 50 pucdc PEN
Sar del hombrc Que. para juStiIIca'
81 drlincucncia manifesto, irata de-
saIvaguardar>c con la declaration
incomnrruSibIr De Que la rcNoIu-
ci6n ha comcnzad0
ROULETiBiLLE.
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NOta de arte

La Sorirdad Mu>iraI hAruGna>
orrcrrri maiana Iuur>. a las $50
p. IN. a las personals InNl'ada~ al
rrrrto y "u 81 gran salon d" rrrrp-
ri6n del Hotel Counter. I'm Conrl"r-
Do. EN- rl cuoI tomaran pa'ir dis
>rIora~ y Srnorita> dr la
alta Sorirdad de- san Antonio.
\ rrSrrya de- dar. a >u drbldo
tempo. rrdn5ra d"taIlada del ar"H-
lrrimirnto arIjsIico a qu" nos r"i"-
rimo>. pubIiramo> a continuation
cl Fro@rama respective.
PROGRAMA.
HarmuuI"s p"riilu" 1T rrIl-
giruSr>. No. IG-LIiZ.-j. VI. ID Acug
ma.
2-Or che Motto. DurO.-Danza.-
Miss j. Lucchrsc and Mime. ID Acug-
ma.
&-polOnaiSc i'm \ mai.-ChUpln.-
Miss SchkrSimgcr.
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IA VERniD DE 10 OLE OCURRE

Con motive de nue>lraS mfornl&-
rionrS Subrc I'll dcScubrimirntO d"
IN sensational cUmpI0t en- ct tea
tro "Zarag0Ia" DE- CSta ciudad, -
han acrrcadO Il nUCSira rrdacCIGil
numrr0SaS personals. dcSr0SaS Dc
Sabcr Ia ,crdad de 10 Ocurrido. pa
"a tomar las pr0yidcmciaS del ca>o
y ~rcScatar a SuS famiIiarcS cOmpr0-
mCtidOS.
Apartr de- que en- mimcroS subsc-
rucntrS irrm0> p%ubIicandO rcNela-
clones rmoci0nanic>, p0r d0siS
homcOpaiicaS. pOdrm0S deer que
rralmrnlc eNiStr : cOnSpiraci0n:
uur sc trata de una cOnSpiraci0n
contra los intrrcsrS de los ricoS
mrNicamOS: y que 81 bOtin que 50
rrcOia.-muy Il despeChO de los boil
SilIOS dc los ''cifntificOS'.- SRA
rrpartidO, eQuitativamrntc. entire
nueStrOS cOmpatriOtaS neceSiladoS
que ST han ViStO on la urJencia dc
cmigrar a los EStadOS UnidOs. p0r
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rente a Ia Independencia.. -. SOS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de IA ~insurreccion contra
ESpana. $U.!0
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. His
toria de Ia Guerra de Reforma $o.75
La Majestad Caida.-Novela hlsto-
rica de Ia revolution maderista s o.5O
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
Juarez.-La Intervention FranceSa.
Ell Imperio.-El triunfo de Ia Re-
pubica.-Memorias de Juan de Dios
Pea. Edici6n de lujo ilustrada con
retratOs Y yistas. $500
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zarate.-Bien empastada. 800. $3.50
Episodios Miktares Mexicanos O.
bra de interes para los afectos a CO.
nocer nuestras grandiosas luchas pOr
Ia ibertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
dependencia = Ia Invasion America
ua , tOmOS. SZ.oO
Historic del Pueblo MeMcano.-So
berbio resumen de historic patria,
con numerosos grabados de vistas,
mOnUmentOs, IetratOS, etc.-dOs to-
mos pasta tela. $500
Historic de Mexico, por Ferdla,
desGe los primeros tiempos hasta Ia
caida del Segundo Imperio.-Un to-
mo tela. SUI
Historic Patria, por don Justo Sic
IRA, uustrada con grabados.. 5 $50
De Porfrio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
Obra politica de actua!idad, por el DR..
Lara $40
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TEATRO ZARAC0zA

angaS q pOr mangas.
DE Surrtc Que el prOblcma cSta
en- pie: Ia cOnSpiraci0n eNiste: ella
no viola las IeyCS dc neuiralidad;
r>ti fucra de las peSquiSas poll
riara>; y. en- cambio promote re-
SuItaP bcnfiiciOSa para los refugia-
daS.. Y tan cS cierio 10 que deci-
mos, que hoy. a las dOce dc la
mariana. ~ rcumirdn en- el tcatro
"TaragoZa". de San Antonio, rari0S
p~rri0diStaS. bucnaS personals. y al
gumoS puliticOS para rccibir ms
trlicciOnrS dc dGu Arturo Garcia
PaiuiO S0brr ci papel que debcn
Gcsrmpciiar 81 dia de- la Vcrdadcra
rehambaramba.
DE t0daS mancraS. picrdan cuida-
do los familiares de periOdistaS, CO.
micos y p~oIiticOs. Estan innOdadOs,
pcro no cOrren riesgO. EStan a
punlo de perder la vida; perO no
hay pOr Que alarmarSr.
Que sc dira mahana?
Busuuense las infOrmaciOneS dc
"TibcriO".
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Ell Martir del G6lgota. Herm

Ell Martir del G6lgota. Hermosa
obra basada en- Ia vida del Redentor
del Mundo. In tomo grande empas-
tado. $500
La Dana de las Camelias. "0.25
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos O.80
FL PeriquiIlo Sarniento. Famosa no
vela m~eXicana. ......... $o.EO
E. Jorobado. Noyela de mucha SEN
saci6n. ..S u.fo
Los Siete Pecados Capitales, 2 to-
mos grandeS. 81 81
Memorials de IN revOluaonarlo. u
bra que pinta n todos sus horrores
Ia tiranla ruSa ........ SO.IS
Carmen. Historic de IN corazon.
Hermosa novela mexicana E. $0.95
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Lii
bro que provoca ~intensas emoclones,
porque seduce la maravillosa historic
de Robinson. Edici0n de lujo $500
Los UltimOs DiaS de Pompeya. u
ma de las obras mas in~teresantes de
Ia epoca romano, cuyas costumbres
describe maravillosamente.. $500
Gil Bias de SantiIana. Obra cla-
sjca ensalzada por tratadistas inte-
ligentes. Edici6n de lujo....$2 90
Los dramas del Adulterio. Conmo-
vedora narration de Carolina Inver-
MILO, : tOmOS. $500. ; O.SO
Los Amores Malditos. Obra de Ia
misma autora 2 tomos. ..... $3.50
El Amor de los Amores, Noyela
sentimental. 1 tomos, tela... $3.25
El Inferno de los Celos. 4 tomos
empastados en- tela, .........$3.
La Mujer Adultera. Obra que ha
conmoyido a aGuellas personals que
han r~ecorrido sus paginas. 4 tomos,
teia. 800
FL Condo de Montecristo, con su
continuation: la Mano del Muer-
to-" 8 tomos grandes, con ilustraciO-
mes, $Z.Zo
Oscar Y Amanda. Conmovedora
novela amorosa. , tomos... Sl.25
La Hija del Cardinal. ..... $0.75
Los Tres MosqueterOs, con su con-
tinuaci6n: "Veinte Amos DespuGs" Y
e. Vizconde de Bragelonne." 81 rs
Expiacion 0 el Martirio de una Ne
Ore SO.oU
Genoyeva de Bravante. -. So rs
Pablo = Virginia. ......... O.25
Amor Sublime. HermOsa noVela ne
xicana. $0.75
Los MisterioS Ge Ia Inquisicion..
5 0.75
e judo Errante. 90
La JIventud de Enrique ", u 90
Flor de Passion. Noveia de Amor. 80
Romeo = JuLeta. go. O.25
Tn Hijo Natural $1,000. 20 50
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Variiedades

En- la fabrication del champag-
ne Sc pisan seis veces las twas, dam
do cada una de esas operaciones un
vino de diferente calidad.
En- Russia hay IN ~peri0dicO que
tira tan solo dos ejemplares, unO
para ell Ear y el otrO para su secre-
tario.
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POESIAS.

Poesfas de Antonio Plaza. 80 so
Pas.51ar:as Obras poeticas de Ma
rueI Il. Flores. $3.50
Pcesias de Manuel Acuna. Aumen-
tadas con e. heruOso drama 81 pa
SadC ....... ........... O.oO
Los Trovadorss de Mexico. Eermosa
collection de poesias lie nuestros
nejgrss autores. 4 a rustica. S $50
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81 general Aco,ta cnyi6 I'm trcn
con ruerzas las que dcsde lueso
proccdieron a aprehender a los es-
:dalosos. w #EE&9
Durante eI dia no Sc registr6 MIN
gun incidentc cn la ~pOblaci6n y
hasla esla bora eI orden prevaIe-
ce en- Ia plaza.
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias y n0velas mo-
raleS. S4.Eo
Manual de agriculture = ganade-
ria. Indispensable para Ia genie de
campa. Con grabados. $500. $1.2s
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oBRAs POETICAs DE PEA.

Ca7ros del Hoear sos
Poas.as escog1das "O.6O
Fl Ana del Auor........ LIS
rIo~as del Alma .......... "I.25
Hcia- do Marg2-ita. Collection De
-raS.rs sem nea-ales $O.S5
Hogsr = gatrir. EGieron de lujO l.Z5
Recuerd0s Esperanzas. Edicion de
$500. ......... SIP
Las glorias lie Mexico. Collection de
comonsicIones a la patria y q u ne
SO.f9
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RELIGION.

La i~nlitaci6n De Cristo. $3.50
Catecismo de Ripalda 5000. 'o.lo
Lavaile MeEiCanO. ........ O.6o
Ancora de saivacior. 5000. O.OO
La Azucena. D~eyocionario para las
Hijas de Maria. $3.50
Comulgadcr General. .... OTIS
Pequeho Lavalle de IA ~juventud, 0
devocioaariO del cristiano... 5000
Curse de ~fiIosof!a elemental, por
Balmes. CouJiene l6gica, metafisica,
eLlCa etc. 10
Devocionario guadalupano. "o.25
Catecism0 de Perseverance,. loo
Los Martires, o ell triunfo de Ia Rel
gi6n CrisJiana. Li0ro cuya lectura
nos haze asis-ir a la lUcha de dos
generaciones c~ontrarias: Ia una aTua
ca con los arreos de Ia ferOcidad, :
IA otra con simbolo reGentor. .S2.0o
Ell GeriO del CrisJianismo. Esta
obra, como IA anterior, es de las me-
jores para los hogares. AmbGs estan
edltadas 9 TODD lujo. $1,000. 81 90
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NovELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

Malditas sean las mujeres,
Maidit0s sean los hOmbres.
IalGi-as sean las Sueg-ss
Ar-e de bUscGr narido.
Las Evas moternas.
FL novio presCadO
La hiia de las f-0res.
FL purgatOrio de las solteras-
El Para.so de las mujeres.
81 inferno de los hombres.
Viva nj novia!
e hada de los mares.
ST. uajsstad el Amor.
MalGiCo sea el Amor.
La Princeca del Dollar.
Amor Y MartIriO.
La hija de Venus.
Poruue Sc casan los hombreE.
Poraue Sc casan las mujereE.
PorqU6 pecan las mujeres.
Por0u5 murmuran las viejas.
Porqu5 reinciden las viudAs,
e collar de e~smeraldss.
Las hijas de champagne.
El nido de r~uisenores.
Las Obraras del amor.
Marina o Ia hija de las olaL
Pasionarias de amor,
Ell 81 de las ninas.
La viuda allegro.
La nina de los jaZmines,
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
q hombre que rie......... R0.7S
| Cartas . Ia novia. ........ 0.65
La leyeuda de los siglos .... o.69
. NuesUra Sonora de Paris. O.6S
Fan de IsLanGia O e. Eombre Fle-
SO.65
/ 81 A6o Terrible lots
Los Miserables 2 tomos..... "l.5O
Los Trabajadores del Mar. "0.6s
81 Noventa : Tres. Episodios de Ia
: Revolution F-ancesa ....... SO.7s
.. Dios. Tote
Desuerro "O.9C
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NovELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UNA.

e becerro de ORC.
FL MILO mai6irO.
L. iucha por el amor.
E manuscrito de nj madre.
Maria, por Jorge Isaacs.
E. cu-a de aldea
Dora.
AZuCsns-
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INA TERRIBLE TEHPESTAD :!
ia DESCARGAD0 S0BRE
SuRIA.

Soria. Frbrcro Elm osla Gle
dad Y EN- SuS inmerliacioncs Ia DIES
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-04

eyebrows and those OF the rhinoceros out
Of his nose, there was no reason why tho
horns of the elephant should not grow
ont OF his mouth.
He says. further. ''hornes fall out and
come again in old beasts. but teeth do not
50, and, therefore. they are hornes" The
reputed habit of the female elephant TO
bury her shed horns is interpreted
thus: Because she knew that she was
hunted for those horns, she dug grave
and buried them. sitting upon the earth
to press Il down; this, lest their virtues
being discovered elephants should enjoy
less peace and security. Indians and
Africans desiring those horns (to use as
posts for house building among other
purposes) were said to find them in this
es--they set pots and bottles OF water
in suspected places and sat down TO wait,
when by ian unspeakable and secret at
traction they -(the tusks) draw all the
water out of the bottle near them. which
the watchmAp takes for sure sign and
diggsth about his bottle TIL he finds the
TOOTH
PIiny thought the elephants skin SC
hard that a sharp sword would not pierce
Il. the hide 'alway hath crevices which
by their SAVIOUR do invite the little file:
to continual feaste; but when by
stretching forth they have received the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-04
To Tell Of Love or Not ::
Shall Man Who Loves and is Loved
but Who Cannot Marry, Make
His Love known?

house that night to see her. ana looking
down on the pale, still face. suddenly
realized that the. feeling of friendship
had fadded. and new feeling had been
born. Had only had the strength then
to go away. perhaps / alone would have
been the one TO suffer. But instead OF
being man. and going away like a
man. I remained, thinking she would
never know.
aAfter that I made my visits 20 her
far between. ] honestly meant that by
no act Of mine should she ever know
the new feeling in which ] held her.
But God made her a woman and gave
her a woman's ability to see.
Not very long ago. after quite a
lengthy absence. went 20 see her again.
Noticing that she was not looking well
commented upon the fact. she an;
swered my question with q question
wanting TO know why had been stay
ing away so much lately. tried 20 turn
the conversation away from the personal
hack 60 the common. She looked at me
And in the one brief second that hell