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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
Real Bstate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
The following is list Of real estate
transfers for the week ending Oct. 3rd,
1880. as furnished by Mr. o NJ O'Reilly
of the register of deeds office, Pembina:
Jonathan Parr to JacobC Parr. swl,
ll-lGO.52, warranty deed, $3.50.
Robert Reid and wife to George f and
Frederick VanCamp, ea ofsec S-l59-52,
warranty deed, $1,000.
William James to James Austin, nj OF
set, zee 80. and nj of swl, sec 33.l64,5l
sheriff deed, $4,Ol9.45.
Joseph Montriel to Lewis d Pace, lots
. and q. sec % and lots s. 6, Z, and s, sec
%, lois G, Z, s, and 8, sec 80, in twp 1854,
SO, quit claim deed, q.
John Z Latham to Charles Church, sell
l4-lGO-55, warranty deed, $3.50.
Thomas Heron and wife to j. Allen
Inman, lots 5 and 9, blk 20. st. Thomas
warranty deed. $780,
George Skene and wife ito Christ z
Finnescth and Ole e Hasle, lot47, blk 5
Crystal, warranty deed, $382.5O.
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MI. and Mrs. ". l.. Abrams we're in
the city OH Tuesday visiting friends.
They are intending to spend the winter
in the south for health and recreation.
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CARLISLE

Your reporter learned the other day,
what may be news To some of his old
neighlors here that o. W. Mathews who
lives ut Emerald Grand Forks county,
has been married for some time.
The golden grain goes gamloling into
the measure in Il steady stream from
early morn TO late into night these
pleasant days and moonlight evenings.
The yield is from eighteen to twenty
FIVE bushels and is nearly all No north
ern.
Ed. johnson of your city is hauling
wheat for John A. liastman's tllreslling
outfit. Ed.was seen ut the forks of
the road by the school house at 10 o'clock
by the light Of the big round moon,
looking for the next house at which the
machine was to set, but didn't know the
name of the man he was looking for.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

EEy. II. JOHNSON of Hamilton will &C.
cupy The Presbyterian pulpit in this city
next Sunday evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

TIE bill creating the new customs dis
trict out Of the two Dakotas, passed the
senate just before adjournment and only
needs the presidents signature to be-
come law.
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TAE Grace cl,uci, people intend hay
ing harvest festival services, a week from
next Sunday, 18th.
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Trees.

Oysters and celery this friday after
noon, ut Kemp. the bakers. II
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Forest trees, IS cents per thousand.
Address, JAMES HOLLAND.
9-2l Bismarck, N. ID.
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The track on the Grafton & Cavalier
branch is being laid at the rate Of one
mile day. liurrall for the X. II. and
for Cavalier, the center Of Pembina coun.
ty as the county seat. How does that
strike you? Batl,gate, Hamilton and St.
Thomas can all join hands with such a
useful proposition. We think it would
be fair and just to all parties in the cou,-
ty concerned.
Weather is nice now; stacking is being
finished, and tl,resl,ing is in full go; the
ground IL in excellent condition for
ploughing; the parsonage is nearly done;
Mr.. S. l.. Hurst is completing his resi-
dcnce; the bank building, too. will he
pushed as rapidly as possible; French &
Bechtel's hardware store is completed;
Ellenbaum & Co. have sold their store to
MIR. Davey, Il brother of the harness
man; MIR. Hurst is expected to take care
of the lumber yard.
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Gloves and Mittens,

Factor of Gloves and Nit
tens, James S. Harvey, of Chi
cago, Ills, has sent George
Thompson a large consign-
mcnt of Gloves and NIittcns,
finest gradcs-kid, buck, calf
and full knit. which will be- sold
lower than the lowest.
Now is the time to buy
cheap and keep your hands
comfortable during cold wealth
or.
GEO. THOMPSON.
Pcmbina, N. ID.
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w. a. CLELASD, All attorney of Grafton,
well known in this county, has moved to
Portland, Oregon.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Tle house at
$50 p. IN. adopted the confer ence report
OH the tariff bill by vote of: yeas Isl,
nays 20. Coleman, of LOUISIANA; Kelly,
of Kansas and Featherstene, of Arkansas
Qnd.,) voted 10. A resolution was
adopted for final adjournment of con.
gress OH Tuesday next.
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El.llliA.

E1VNA.
FIVE stacks left and about 50 machines
looking for the job.
Geo. Striel is building u large barn OH
his farm here, his crop V good.
W. A. Pringle has reopcned school
here and reports light attendance.
We think our friends in Crystal had
better change the name of that town and
call it st. Thomas, Jr.
John S. Andeson finished threslling
Saturday. Ills wheat this year foots up
close to 5000 bushels.
1t is runlored that Frank Francis will
be the democratic nominee for county
commissioner for this district (next)
Noah Johnson Of Crystal: "You bet
things is more than booming now. we
seen smoke Of the locomotive this morn
ing"
j. L. is recovering from the effects of
the loss of his iir,stacl,e. The next heavy
frost he had belter he around home lit
tie earlier.
John Iianley Of Durham county CAM
ada was visiting at friends in this vicinity
last week, lie is fayorably impressed
will, the county.
Ben Nelson was little ratified Monday
last, the whistle had a cold, but after he
got started, AMI the telephone conEec-
tions law OH, he rustle,l around in good
shape moved eight times and tEicsllcd
over $500 bushels Of grain, any person
in want.of good threshing had better
cali oil Ben. Telephone NJ. iGa9. - 90
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

SOME fine specimens Of onions, corn
and pumpkins have been placed OH ex.
hibition at the l"stoilice by Mr.. James
Langton. They rroye that each of these
vegetables can he grown with SUCCESS and
the onions and pumpkins are exception
ally fine. while the corn is good enough
for any country.
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n EtliI:.


The Members Of Court Manchester
No. q, Grctna. Canadian order of Fores-
tiers, held their first annual service pnd
church parade which took place at the
Presbyterian church. There were pres
ent by invitation, about fifteen members
from court Pembina River. No. os3,
Neche, headed by II. l.. Holmes, e. H.
and d. q. Smith MARSHAL; eight members
from count Franklin No. ), Emerson,
W. J. Curtis ID. ID, e. r.. J. Angus p.
&. Il. also ID. Stewart d. e. II. of Win
nipeg. Upwards of fnrty members
marched in the parade ,narsl,alle,l by j.
Fisher and d. &. Smith to the church
where all excellent discourse was herd
from Rev. Mr.. I.ockl,ard, student from
Winnipeg collage. Mr.. Lockllard lad
received Il handsome sum of money
from the Foresters in letter, to which
he replied TO in feeling and compliment
tary terms. Votes of thanks were passed
by the courts for service aud the way
in WHICH they were entertained by the
Gretna FOresters
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

MEssRs. Gus Short and J. X. AIusse!.
man started for Bathgate to the republi.
can convention on four wheels last Satur.
day, but after going short distance, re.
turned to town OH three wheels. They
should always carry an extra wheel
hereafter,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

TIE bricklayers. began laying the
foundation Of the new bank building OH
Tuesday.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press. by Special Reporters,
HAMILTON,

uAM1LIONs
Robert Thacker, Jr. known as "Bob'
10 also shooting in the mud out at Cava-
lier.
Three tliresllers and crews from Grand
Forks arrived here this week, 10 help
clean up the grain.
Mrs. Sharpe of Minneapolis, sister of
the Green Bros. is visiting them aud
their mother here now.
Mrs. Reid has rented the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Crooks, and will continue
the business, wish her success.
Mr.. 'Paxman having harvested the
golden grain is now plastering to keep
out John Frost this winter. He is max.
ing Hugh Mcdonald happy.
Bert Thacker is an early bird, we see
him in town about as soon as we are up
in the morning, (perl,aps this is Il give
away.) He is attending the school here
and is learning fast.
Mnrried:-What did 1 tell you? At
81. THOMAS N. ID. on Sunday Setember
2Sth A ID. 1890. Mrs. Crooks of Hamilton,
to Mr.. A. McCumber of Pembina. We
wish the welded couple long life pros.
perity and happiness.
Funeral of the late Duncan Menzles
on 18th inst, was one of the largest we
have seen in Hamilton. Mr.. Menzies
was widely known and respected by all,
and not only his family in which the
lappiest relations existed, but the coun-
~ at large lose valuable counselor and
true friend. During an acquaintance OF
five years. we saw more and more of the
sterling qualities Of our dec cascd friend.
The Ancient order of United Workmen,
of which Mr.. Menzies was a charter
member received the remains at the de.
pot here and conducted the service and
laid their honored aud respected
brother down to rest. The family of the
deceased have our sympathy IN their
dark hours. words are poor at best. but
We tender them, and from one
who has also been amongst the falling
shadows.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

CAVALIER county republicans are in
process of uniiication, says the LaDgdon
Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

DRAlroS las strong, young mems re.
publican club.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

Al the democratic convention at Ham,
ilton Monday, for the second senatorial
district, Skapti Bryijolfson was put in
nomination for senstor, Frank Francis of
Crystal and ID. T.. Morden of Cavalier,
for members of the legislature.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
| follows:

The committee suggest that caucuses
he held OH Saturday evening Oct. 18th
1880, at the usual polling places.
w. ]. kSEEsHAw,
Chairman of committee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

TIE following is the newly appointed
republican central committee for the
county. WM. Mcbride, Secretary, st.
Thomas; members. George Spanselo.
John stadelman, j. GRADER, J. d. Wall
lace, j. Blackjack. II. l.. Holmes, q. III.
Fuller. John +. Mayer and l.. II. Berg
man, Branden johnson, II. n. Joy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

Tnos. Rooney and some other man had
some trouble over cards at Hamiltn last
week and a revolver was fred, luckily
nobody was hurt. Rooney was held to
the justice but no prosecuting witness
appearing he was released with a money
fine. It will probably result in stopping
the sale Of liquor there.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

Bro. Deacon of the New Era, after Wis.
iting this Office went home and wrote off
sucll aglowing encomium Of this Office
and its proprietors that we dare not copy
it. Only the brightest tint of carrnine
ink could do justice to our bushes anlwe
are out just now. Thanks however, are
hereby formally rendered TO our good
hearted contemporary over the river.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

REV. Il. NEwLovE conducted the NJ. l.
service in this city last Sunday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

TUESDAY,, a man named Hogan, while
working at u tliresliing machine near
Glasston slipped and fell with his leg in
the cylinder, and before the machine
could be stopped Ills leg was torn of into
shreds close up to his body, only Il few
inches Of the thigh bone remaining. lie
fingered until midnight when lie died.
He was married and had three children.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

LARGE number of the friends Of DR..
and Mrs. e. b. Harris were present at All
anniversary reception OH Tuesday
evening. The reputation of the host and
hos.ess as pleasant entertainers, was fully
sustained and all went as merrily as a
marriage bell ought to. that has been
ringing in melody for four years. Tie
reporter Joins with the guests in wishing
many happy returns of the day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03

TIE independent party lad meeting
of the central committee and candidates
at Hamilton OH Monday. They have re-.
solved OIL vigorous canvas. A new
paper for the campaigne, edited by Pro-
fessor Brooks is one of the features
Meetings are to be held all oyer the
county and the second district especially
will be tile battle ground of u strong
tl,ree.cornered tight.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
W. j. KNEEsHAw, PEMBINA.
THE PIONEER. EIPRESS.

Glars mail matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-03
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1890.
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
b. AND l.. meeting Tuesday; Money
for sale.
LEGISLATIVE convention, lst district, at
Neclle, 18th.
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PEnsoNAIs.-Hon.E f. ii. Bergman, of
Gardar, was visitor on Friday......Peter
johnson returned from Seattle OH Friday
and las resumed his old position with
Shaw 4 Charlton......Aibert Cavileer re-
turned from Fargo on Friday......Ilenry
and Conrad Henkle, Of Cavalier, made
US a pleasant call on Wednesday. Mr..
Henry Henkle is good tariff advocate
and has some practical knowledge Of its
effect which he expresses very effective.
ly.....W.J. Kneesliaw was at Hamilton
on Monday on states attorney business
......Mr. Thomas Dick, OF Montreal, is
visiting his father. d. Dick, Esq..,...Geo.
Thompson expects u visit from his sis
ter, of Quebec, next week.........W Wilbur
Short went to Toilette last week to take
views Of a thresI,ing crew.........,.G. +.
Beemer. OF Buthgate turned up smiling
in this city on Tuesday......."Mr. Little
john father of Manuel and VIM. Little.
john. of Midland was Il visitor to this
city OIL Tuesday......R. A. Thasker, Of
Hamilton, called on Tuesday. Bob says
that he is out Of politics except rs al in
terested spectator and voter.........Mrs. j.
NJ. Wylie, of Drayton, was at jamestown
this week in attendance ut tile VIC. 7.
U. convention...... ..G. q. Thompson left
OH Sunday for a two weeks with relatives
in Minnesota...,.Cy Strong came back
from st. Paul OH Friday in time to take
his drum majors position with the band
at Bathgate OH Saturday.........Thos. ".
Brown and wife and Miss Fannie Brown
registered at tie Winchester OH Sunday
.....Wm. MCLAUGHLIN. of Hamilton, was
III the city OH Sunday.......Hon. +. $.
Tyler, of Fargo, WAS in town Oh business
Oil Monday......E. 4. Thompson came in
yesterday to help out at the treasurer's |
Office where they are busy just now......
Fl. ID. Borden came in from st. Thomas
10 stay with Us for Il while Mrs. Borden |
is visiting friends in the east.
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w. J, KNEESnAw.
Lawyers. willpractice in Court. OF dakota.
; minnesota. and before United states Land Office.
Money 10 Loan and Collections made.
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
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y MCMILLAN,
Notary public, Conveyanccr and Insurance.
Az, nj: money to loan on real estate and cbat'els
nt lowest current rates.
HAMILTON, N. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Dogs as Draught-Animsls.

Paris correspondent Oh ING |VhNSh $500
/ have met VI. Nantet, the Belgian
author. who follows the usage OF his eoun-
try IN utilizing the dog as q draught-ani-
nal. He has little phaton drawn by
dogs. in which he drives about when az
home. and in which he has come from
Brussels to Paris. NJ. Nantet thinks that
Releium. with her cherries sky and SOD
dem soil. is able to hold her own and
be among the most prosperous nations
OF Europe because the dog IS not
only the friend and comrade, but the car
rier of the poor man. The costermonser
and his wife in Paris and London are
and the etabling and fodder for donkey 10
a heavy tax on their pronts, but their Bel
gian brethren can house their dogs Win
themselves. The dogs. after beng m
harnessed. dine with their masters. and IN
winter sleep before the kitchen tire.
The strength of good draught-dog 10
marvellous. He does not spoil roads ike
a horse, and when tired be ASKS 70 lie
down, favor always granted. and on BE-
ing rested goes on again cheeriully.
The pair which drew NJ Nantet Is OF
line Of ancestors who did good work 10
their time as carriers. When at an inn
their master used 70 unharness them aud
take them with him into the cohee-room,
where thew lay down at his feet. He drove
all the way unless when there was steep
hin 10 climb. Alta place called Isouvroil
the Mayor heard he had come into the
town. and informed him that his equi-
page came within the reach Of the Gram
mont law for the protectlon OF animals.
livery well,n answered the Belgian. who
was preparing to start. and he ordered the
dogs 10 get into the pheator and sit on the
seek vhhe hs dysx them. They oheyed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
FDx KEN
srlTE OF GEORGIA, ExscurrvE DSPAETsESr.l
ATLANTA. GA, December ~, 10"
nv AUTHORITY AND IN PUH-1fS

STATE OF GEORGIA, Executive DsPABrsENr.l
ATLANTA. GA, December u, 10"
DY AUTHORITY AND IN PUK-M
ID sUANcE Of the provisions OF an aes OF 81
the General Assembly OF the state OF georgia,
approved November Il, lssg, will Offer Tor lease
for term OF twenty-five gol years the
INDIAN SPRING RESERVE,
consisting of TIN ACRES OF LASD, more or
loss. In the town Of Mcintosh. Butts county, ua.'
upon which Is situated adwelling-nouse and ont
buildings, known as the Park House anu lhe
celebrated Indian Spring. a..
This property will bo offered for lease TO the
highes. bidder at public cutlery on the
FIRST TUESDAY, IN MARCH, 1850.
before the new Capitol in tho city OF Atlanta FOR
a tern OF twenty-five PSI years, with the privl-
lege OF tho person or persons holding suen Ioseo
70 renew the same for Ike term OK twenty-uYo
co years The conditions OK SAID ieaso eie 10
follows: A. IN,
years aflor the contract IL signed erect upon the
reserve hotel Of sufficient rizo % 5ccommolato
at least three hundred t8JD guests 10y ous 81.
maintain walks upon said reserve. ana puliu ~
keep In repair all bridges or AppiOdChos W '"'
Indian Spring. .,
2. They shall not sink or permit any one 70
sink a well on said reserve within tnreo hunore1
900 feet OF said spring nor shal they tiAke,or
hermit any ono 10 make any opening IN the
earth on said reserve, except such rs may Do
necessary for building purposes OF lot IAYlng ous
walks and Ornamenting the grounds, nor suell
they permit refuse waters from dwellings or
water falling from caves OF houses 10 now IN the
direction Of the said spring
q Tho public shall be permitted 10 use mo
water az the said spring and TO carry Tor use 10
hotels, boarding houses, aud private residences.
but no person shall without the consent Of no
lessee or lo.sees interfere with or use tho WAFER
after It flows from the said spring or conduct the
water from It by pipes or In any other way
l. Tho lessee or lessees or owners OF saiu tease
shall have the right 10 dispose Of tho lease OF any
interest IN it by will or otherwise. and shall also
have tho right at tho end Of the leasc 10 remove
The hotel building erected thereon, provided they
shall leave on the reserve buildings equal IN
number aud value TO those DOW on The reserve.
s. II tho owners OF said lease shall Mt any ume
violate az OF the provisions OF said act, tho con-
tract OF lease shall 10 forfeited, but no custer
shall be suffered until inal judgment or Tor
feiture Ia the Superior Court OF Butts county
Ca Ia.
Tho Governor Of the State shall make with
the lessee or the lessees. contract IN wiring
in which the terms OF said lease "a stated In sald
act ana substantially in this advertisement.
shall be set forth. and the character ana me
value OF the buildings now on said reserve shau
be stated. D. D. HOhDOH, NV'0AH"t'
BY the Governor
JAMES 4. NE5Btr.
Secretary Executive Department: ca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
King Arthur.


King Arthur, as everybody knows, did
not perish in that last weird battle IN the
West" when he slew his treacherous
nephew, Mordred, by whom he was sorely
wounded. but was carried away by the
three weeping Queens in their barge
"To the island valley OF Avil,on;
Where falls not hail, OF rain, nor any snow,
Nor ever wind blows loudly, but II lles ,..
Deep meadow o, hsppy, fair, with orchard lawns
And bowery hollows crowned with summer
seas.p
Lord Tennyson's exquisite narrative IS
founded. as is well known. upon authentic
Welsh traditions. some Of which have come
down TO us in their original form, ana were
familiar. in TRANSACTIONS, to the roDlancers
and poets of the middle ages. An o. Eng
fish ballad tells how Sire Lukvn (who an
swers TO 1.-The bold Sir BeUdere,") after
having thrown Excalibur into the "rlyere,"
and seen il caught and fourished by "a
handle and an arme"-
"Then hasten'd backe 20 tell tho Hinge,
But be was gone from undor tho ttoe;
But TO what place he cod not tel,
For never after heo did him spye;
But heo save barge goo from the lana,
And hee heard ladyes hOWie and cfye
And whether the Kinge we're thero or not,
Hee noler knewe, nor ever coidc:
For from that Sad and diTefulle day,
Hee never moro was seon on molde.'
The Welsh, as Holinshed tells u.s.. be
lieved that King Arthur was not dead, but
conyeied awaie by the fairies into some
pleasant place, where he should rename
Tor a time, and then returne againe. and
reign in as great authority os ever" The
same tradition prevailed in Brittany, az we
learne from chronicle printed at Ant
werp in 1893: "The Bretons supposen that
he Shall come yet, and conquer all Bre,,
taigne; for certes this IS the, prrophlcXe OF
Merlin He sayd that his deth shall be
doubteous; and sayd soth, for men there
of yst have doubte, and shullen Tor ever
more, for men wyt not wether that he
lyveth or is ded."
The Breton tradition is that the Island
valley of Avilion.' or Avalon, or Agalon, Is
TO the northwest Of Brittany. Tho Britons
held il TO be a valley near Glastonbury,
where the tomb of Arthur used to be shown.
The chivalric romancers related that King
Arthur was sleeping in the enchanted pal
ace of his sister, the Fata Morgana, which
might be seen on clear days IN the straits
of Messina. opposite Reggie. The Cornish
believe that the soul of the King has
migrated either into enough, IN
which form he sometimes hovers about
the ruins of Iintagel, where once he held
his court, or else in that of raven, IN
which form he must remain until his sec
ond coming, or, as some say, until the day
of Judgment. Hence the Cornlshmen are
unwilling TO kill raven. The Cornish
tradition bears the marks of extreme an
tiouitv. and was probably applied to heroes
of date many ages anterior to that OF
King Arthur. For the Introduction OF the
raven. compare the Barbarossa legend, but
the circumstances are so diSslmllar that the
mention of the same bird in both legendsl IS
probably a mere coincidence.