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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
Waturem | Sprpr

er ifraffelis. Sutfanife llbbrub, On
flpner ps Suroitialu er frDstcli9e og
Iiorartebe Haturicener, men neppe pnlfs
pGroise at iremtalOe / lammetli9ueuoe
S~oritanb peb Niioler, Der aifpber Som
puliioner % Smerter / ben ip9e Gel at
bet menneifelige 2e9eme. Saaoan er
Sirfningen al De sammetoass, poloz
lomme sliipringsmibler, Der beloiapis
9aar mere o9 mere al 8ru9, % for
boilfe SDItetter's Mtaoebitter er ben
pelsjsrenbe, beba9elige % lan9t mere
iurmaalstjenlise SteoIurtraber. De
lpGffeoe Sr9anerHe - Sittereft itprfer
benz. De efterlpb Wapen / llpirfiums
beb, iremtalbt ueo ben inbtr9benoe
Speftelie. Sitteren berimoo, iom let
Ter ben iltanb - life toinser Den = til
at arbeioe Ten itOr os belois Sprifietl),
bibiprer 9lftipitet ps &eselmesiisbeo.
2eueren iaapeliOm Hprerue paapirfes /
bsi Grab al benre Webicir,, iom ogiaa
nleo 9etbeS p~perpiuber Sd. laria, Ser
psiitet us 8beumatisme. (9lpril).
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
50

tun en- Gang. 6Or paa mig, for iiOite Sang. De
buffer uel ben belige 6irtu, Gerss Siamfaber. 6an
forloo 2an6et ll0anoa, iOroi bet Iu9teoe al Blob. giges
iOm aintu iortoO Uganda iOroumS Cher, ~iaaleoss nil
ie9 III iorlaoe BET, Tor aIorjg mere at peuoe til6age bers
til. Sa, iuoer De bin ~itutlars 9amle ManS OrG6e, iaa
~iorlabcr ies lem enOnu iOag, %foruoiat at 9e life la6er
mig o9ioa DO. % ira Zanzibar inotil aairo ul ies
f%ortGIe cnbuer Araber, JON jog msOsr, buiItet blObtprs
itigt DIR De CT. @iennem ale DC Suibes Gamble pl
leg uoraabs msb bpi Stemwe, buiIfen suosior9uaen
Gambling jes iaa aa6ata Mtsa ubicte, o9 buorleoes
ban npiis pilos lobe i'm Bel, ioroi en- tosiet gamnsl
aone ituIoe baue iast, at lSaiosoerne itulbe bragg Sell
ten mob bam. iDuor maa life Ceres fore Stamiaosr,
ben gamIe &amanju, baus srGbt aanbernss gtise, ba
ban bsrtc, at Mteia ltoS Sssrsb mso at lobe bort.
Spor tungt maa 1srsS 6absr, ben Ippsbjsrtsoe Suna,
baps Iuffet, ba ban iaa Witsia itiaius al Strat, iOrSi en-
sammsl Riarrius bauoe bapt en- orb OrSm! Sep pei,
@tsia, Ge fan sierns brGbe MpumasS ~suoinsen; men
ies saar min Bel Os ul life ie paa Set.~
Sepnlpit og pilOt 9fuieri bapoe afipeiIet Jig Wltsias
Graf; men ba Suna os &amania bIeu nGpnts, fpIotss
bans Eins msb 3aarer, O9 inart ruueoe be nsb al bans
Siuosr / fore 3raaber, ps ban bnltcSe iOm ct Barn.
6usbopmeieren aauta os grabsren GOri, iom bapSs
pGrst BeiaIbausnbe peO Stptist neSe paa 8Gmuinssn,
iprans til, uiteoe op fin 9urban os ~bespnSte tienltuiL
Zig at aitsrre &abatuens Gaarsr, meosns 6spbinserue
os gsSSeIsn FOB % iaa ueS for Jig meS msrte gltte.
StanIsD forIOb GOriamlinsen. Weteia, ben Iunes
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
1872

"9ei, ie9 uinoeS oItior pei ben l~tattars lille Ne6ba.
Seq laa bam bs os uar oybt bebrpuet.
~Sfal ba life bcnne Wfano Do, Stcut.ib2 SfaI jog
life bape Blob for g8e6ba, Stuulib?"
"Nci!~
"Men ieg oil bare Set, StamIib. Seq uil brGnpe
beuns Nianb til aite. Seq piI brGnoe enbuer 6ien0s,
iom ies iauser. Seq nil Baue Blob! Blob! SIobet al
ale SLENDER llpuma !"
"Nei, Mteia, iutet Blob merel Oct sr paaiiSe at
lutte Sriscn."
~Suao flyer but" itres Mteia iulb al Raieri, msS
~funtleube Sine. Seq oil brGbe bper Ieuenbe SiGl |
llwuma, is pil usSbusse buert giianstra O8 busr glano
Os brGnos aue &uinoer ps Born paa Den. Deb min
8aoers @rap, bet pil ies!"
"Iei, Mteia, De maa belt bOrtIeSe Ceres 9antsr
fra ben beoenite 9ietnins, De M bar. Run en- SsSnins
taller b~sitanois ON Blob Os glObsubspSslier, i~aaisSsS
iom De sicr MI. Oct er fun Seoninsesatten Mfteia,
Tom taller M. Oct r lite Manoen Nlteia, fom jes ia
for mia, os iom uar min @IGoe. Oct sr life "Dlteia
ben sOSe," Der, iom De ieIp flyer, elfer fit 6oIt. Oct
er lite ben triitne Mteia, bet ct en- Bib. Bah 9a
peS lea NOT ON Dem, M bar ies lart Dem at tisnSs."
"StamIiA, Stam!ib Sent Blot en- IiOsn Sinno
til. Iaa ul ba iaa mere at ie. Sporior neler 5 ireross
Iss9" bsnpenais ban fig til SOOoslcn cs 'seuSinsrns,
lom astebs paa buert at bans glitfc.
6ansen bIeu p~iebIitteIis Iast sGntsr.
"a itob StanIey pp. "Wacrt Fem enSna fun Ct
Orb" iasSe ban til Wteia. Zen 9pibt NanS taller
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
q. 3. 6olman & Co., PBiiaSelp5ia.
snnDbeo CT en- Gapitat.

u g. g. gssits Nerve and Brain Treatment r en-
~sarantertt epseitt. Ntoiein iOr bpiui, Suimmet5sb,
SrompetiIiaIb,, stasouiatO. nuOss HsaraI3t. SoUeO'
pine. nrrpss Sldpptll, fem 6stss al srus al dttos
bot ,lt IObaf, SsunIssbsO, ueet,mi Sumsr. iami
bIsb Sirnt. Der isrtr til 9aHDiO ca GlsnstsbtO. % ftrts
per fs ira 6i,rnens CpIauhrtns,li,. 5pr Rasi, inSes
botsu Tl.Sietn for 1 Naants; St.O0 ior bpsr 8asis.
,qsr 6 sasiu ior $500. iaust pr. Bon Oes g2os,asstI.a al
peustut.
ut g~aranterer, O aasfer
nil bstbrtSs boiifstiOn5dt 1ilialoe. 5or beer Srbu
paa 6 Raster. ltbfosst al 500. oil ri i,uss sis6rtu
por fsr,out Gdranti for GiI6oa,ienseIie Of etnq,nt, Iaas
trent ins,u eetbreo,Iis FER. Sarantisrns ubhtsts blot
al Sos. ". 5ofIiu,
SECURITY DRUG STORE,
MinneaDotis Mimi
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
SumtulipS.Salen

/ oct pcitlige Waibin9ton I NorO for BDen
Grams Sarbur % Grams Sarbor Bu9ten or
10 @tile breo % go MRile lang; Der or 5gm
merlfope omtrins % ii99er lige / Sjertet al
Spmmeroiltrittet; aabeu Erairie o9 ri9t
2aplano; Den iterite StrGtntng al 6eaie
riusslanb, lUm fan ldasS pda 0omeiteao.
Settlere, iom fomnler / &anr, fan ida no
mrriet 2anb euteu al RegIerin5lano eIlcr
paa andre 5rafter til laue 8riier. @rap's
Sarbor Baiiu bar csina 10000 4cres al
Slaattelunb, al buffet man fan ilaa fra 3 til
AZ IONS Sp pr. &ere. Nullnsen ilaar
al0ri9 ieil.
SSOr nGrmere Sptusnir0er itrip III Grams
Sarbor So, @rap's 6arbor, @aib. 29.1612
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

81 III, meb oeriisi of ina @aUu az IN lei
Of bet fore SpcritrO AZ ofisnitiae gtuas,
iom MI er upopnset / 8aibiug;Ons stais
'anre, % ifte brrsr nosen GOO luiai, me.
Ocus Iniiuoer siter Iniinoer AZ goraere or
for iattise til at oipe fine 9prn en- uroentlia
Cporaselie. itnl RatiornlsnpsrHcmeutet be,
oiI9e rn p~asienot Gum til S~pbpaniua o. To
itDr al SiOiebuic / ~trrRgcnoe 7itrittrr, bpor
De eno iinees.
Gler. u. e weaas, e. g. @rooem,
9reiiocut. Secrt.
"Gcw SoIum Gformers Nsiociatiuu-, Nar
ibGn 60, giinu.
Ssoes uptaeeti "Stnnotnapeu" On "GsnmIa
OBJ una 9emIanoet.~
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

ncri's. os Tansc fuIoer Tom Gfrr for Snoet.
Sei ptloe biipe en- bpssciis Eloos bsr, ON
gtpnoiabeecrue mart iHbisris en- Son til
SaloonrrHes llbrpObeIie.
'Seeorab gciten" or mig en- iiGriummcu
@iGlt bUsr Ndnoas. Seq or llSSipercn
n'e9et taincmmeIis for Of ben innoe 2GsHiuo
ben sioer mig. Gtis .. Stouc.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
6nalfIfens @na. Qireftpren

Soalfiifens Smg. 9ireftpren oeO
Raldi8 GoDal 9beatret / 8ari5 fit Der
ON Sa9en ct birefte Mnuultript meO
Soften. 9a ban aabneOe 8onpolutteu,
Tanbt ban, at bet inSebOlot ct Sfuelpil
meb Sitelen Sonas. gpcrit paa Manr.
itriptets igrite SHE hapNe 5oriattereH
itreuet fplsenoe ucileOenbe ROte: "Sccs
ilen iureitiler Sualiifens @ug...."
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
SRrina hclbrcocf.

IN eommet Gage, Der bapSe trulget IA iilbaae ira fu
Qroris, ut az en- oittuetit TtsNcuar an Cpftriit ior u
cutGlt usgetdbllit Dtibod, Der bHytll OF permanent bts
breeer Sertna, SroutitiS. Satara. Atmc, "a ale Spgs
eomme I 3llier % %yrulcrne. Iu ~ ogiFa 1t ubm0rs
tt o. raottaii @iiootl moo &crUgigrttei'e "a RrCclis
better. Giter at bdue u%noerigat b.t8 UjouusCrliss tmas
tire @3eutnber | luituber Al lllV h, aWda ban ctt
ior I'm tligt at 9isre bet be'ienot for ins ltosnot Nisos
Reuueitcr. Ia ie5 sutcr at blG.gc mine liOruos Ulets
mcnntiter, UI leg fence gratis til Gle, JON snittr bet,
6snne Cpltrijt paa 3pif. Srauit fugr %tulrlit mso iulb
Sru3SanutsniHs iunt Niaoocn, 5U5rgia ytlolst ttins
pes. Seuoes pr. Tot uto Di5.tg5citu al Ertmnrte.
NRpn bette Siao. w. A. MOVES,
-. ii. IL. con-. so Eopcr5 Elod. 1to61ttr, m.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
ehItoao. IA, AZ. war,s tspo.


"a Tea I laaaerc To bar arbristt iom Gorrffgous
bent bet Rogfs o. Ipofe svrss for "1bs no
electric Nrit dto ApylidHCg 60, on iaaicoes bar ialo
Eusris, opcr oa sirHbEab til bsie ssu Borfc sorrcs
~lgoubeucs utclsm aompaatst o. bets mango aHHoSr
JUsr bv+r &F1r4 Gmcri'd. sr bet mta ppsrmaose 'irrt
'0r ga5iicum q, fmue brotoue. at lie Cpcu Gtres
ute Brit aHs 4gptiGrec Co" &c ct rfipetfabsit "a los
Io 5irma, Der o~prisfiat % 9rtisi beSaHoler Frs RlH.
Der, oa paa bssae @aahs iSasr at itirCssntIe strs
gsbou Gsrior bar tea isIp beler iiis fFtt uossH Be
i~RgieiabtO Beo at arbciot bette aairos ca hEosrliae
aosipuhss Tisushs. ssiS bttr 5orretuinasmdaoe Racer
iisrui fro al pambua. WiHs IdHbsn,arS tan Heo
iuto 1rplbSo % Ttnio psHOs ~ III The Cues Glec-
Liz @elie iA- gppttaurf 60. IL oil Der aIiiS mstcs
msS ELECTROMAGNETIC OF ~bsbaHoies ovcJsHs~ tsnmsuoe
nsS Torreiuiuaeus 0riiss % %retifaiae eriuciyer.
Gom tcrrciporbcut foesr in itiuinatita iuoe mso
ct fploiai g7aterdls al uotaIsfirr fra hcIs Rsro ams
ria OH ar. u riucuB slsitrife Bette. 1UaH8cu az
bette Wdieridles GA aus iuslsbus BiSurs6pr0s gsBtss
trait uofaicr rl min iulse p~sriOuIias CverbsOisSiua
ON, at Tr. Il. cBsus rlsitrgs 8slis life aleus II bet
btofe al ole DC. Tom fuots paa Narisoct, men al bet
oaiaa { Ga for ia &c 1t iorbauicnSs ~Uirii0Hi eraes
mioDel ! Ct ton antal al EpsoOmms, osr CT iaa mc'
Gen eioetis. salbou % FiaGs I Jolief. at man
bgr bryi bBsc bU mfnsmmstis, or mso 8iitaHo
az 4uttbeus 8,brHfab iorHaar at fHoe me %
ir1ftle Wioier III Rg5sus aihirIpsis. 81 tada
bait B30orf sr 81. II. FwcHs eieliTife Belle, %
Ica QtEocr mis ct tame 0feuilIa be iaaBsl R0mpar
met tom bets tlsi rife 8gtte mil Gugrlsubcie. al
Stutniu8 oplpirs rm. at NtHranet hIg i%rritii.s a6rres
iporoeter, iorubu iEotif % Ipbit tgilci Spoift
"a GnlSfr. "a b]cyibufz, at be 8t0uetbnro fra hslbres
bt0e gaitcatsr. ian bar Sugst az iEie / @iabcBr. ere
fulot no tgouGroiar. 1ef CT 0irtcliae ga%irHirr,
iom / idinrmme.ia 5HIslie al. bUficH itor cB ]iorHlorra
ia Sirig 8eitct bar bet Dem. gHiisr at ajUe esHuc
n uoirpt
Ctr ags be ottrsScIfsr. ion II. " Cryns gelie
bar uoigrt, ca Es0rai On lor Get cr bra8t til dimrH-
he5rus aRabflb. burbs Ii0sHos RtHugiier Ute lam
0er. yrre Iutpl en- BET estwiIs SslicB lR3cHoe
Graff. grGp gclfct % bliU O]Serbeott. Gds Slasir
% RUs gait laHlt no o0sr aHCrilas @rGuoisr, ea
Qouaaulgt irHosr 8elisr to anlraiirr. Niria ra agc
Gu opa3 qlu5e. Fer fH0es iHa'u NlCoieia, iIsueia al
Rgtl5cn3 gioeRiiab. byis JB GaIr iaa piotcs Tom bti'
5rsorr iaa ff'srt Jon ar. 4 SDeu5 s%ieiiytiis Bette.
,. 8. lii9cnoori.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
grurp 2. 6anioH.

Hns BE-. iom MATTE sufr uarmsrs tInesrrttniHa I
GHleoHira pcibrfbcIie al atuts, froHiite 90
aer6 sssp8oomme, bebes itrivs siter ~inuftrsrei
RaiaiOa iaHi oisti8e Ws5belslicr tiniss mso sbiUorHs
GriisrtHser ira 5oIf. Tom ere beIbreosbe usb ei9ip al
GiUsHs s%lefiriits Bette. a~ataIoasr paa ROrii, Gusnif.
7poii oa gH9elii. gebIGa g Gsais 5rimRris % al
oresier
Tho Oven Electric Bell md Appliance "a,
1911 -i93 State ST., Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
&orreipDnbance.

,,-,fyousaner ub,n HapH es asrssis iaa,s lie niHs-
a, N,r,vu III, b. blir IN. ,nsans sl,rnemIaiis al 8rs
/, ,,,,su,u. Repnst uI lite bIips ofteutiissicti, nehs
rirbrt p,e,smmsnbt scrrsipoHssnt snitsr BET. mtH Rss
ho,tionsu uaa baps Reunst % Gerssien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
San fienote GuiuOerne.

gUW fJtHUIt WVFHVtfWt. WUWN@
berries 5orian9ellgbeo er Iaa %inbsroct,"
iasbe en- sammel Ieberipenb, "at, ON
man unberrettcoe oem ONT, at be ifuloe
bGnges | NGrpGrelic al 10000 Ser
ipncr, pilbe beres isrlte Tanfe pere:
6pab lfal jeg ta9e paa mi9?"
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
& Hesselroths
qDlrs' p fA'-p'n't's

2R8e' o9 5lussPlaiier bar | ;. reHe 30
aar prrst a%IntHoelia ijenot % urnoe Y
nitnosIis auerfienosiie for oets UetgjGrsn~
gaeuifdber. 7ufinOcr al gerioHer, Der bdrs
Iiot frp5feliae Smtrter, poaorasrs for Sac
Var tiIbogs. ere peo BruarH al bette SLATER
bieuue %fuIoipmmeu beIbreScoe. Tets BEL
breoenoe yir'ninger ere for en- 3el igIgsuoe.
.p-Tsts e bet bssF, % ptr''omns wiosst mob
rief % Nhsuuattsme, euten I Rnaaeu. Alhuer.
ne. Neuens elr ANDRE Eelt al ee3sniet. Stip ora
smttitn CT asrs aar %saHmst, hslbrsses ben pat
tort Iio.
2l-Tet brH0ss Tor afhma. tort aaueeoraa.
~tangeinst. nrnits % raussbnissr: Gci
tagrrS paa On Sttnoiap ca i1gAfe pda 8rufiet.
3)-opis Ct Reunei'e hGr pIootab. ioraariaat
vss }aie. stas. Siso fIsr alemHis. 81 9iatirret 81
ecrIiaf Nib6ei.
y HOr Soptopirs traaes pIaFsrst ,nnei pda,
iunrt pda stub cler Taft. euterpdl Barben sgsr
itROinacrns. Nor fanopine 81 bet a fortriniigi
Nieeei; nda ir89er bet ba pac BEN Siot a. Riuosa.
hner Smetten ~, Ga ttloGiisr oen sooi. tnosH en-
1ims u Smerisn borte.
6l-Si sat sabHs Saar. csIper slsr susri
noifft bsr s!aiftet b%eRnttts. OF SmerfeH nj "a
traI litiaf: Saarbaiipm. Gle tlfr SiaHeupe brhs.
pes lite bette Riahsr oil iuloiGHotl iGgs CHbsf.
6l-dpr aas SniIammaiiontr iaaIom Roisn
rros brrnoenne fine. Btdnbiiar riu. ~ bet brit bob
te SP,oogl. Jrite Saas hsihrettS 10 Gaat. Hot
Rcrirr. eiJtorHe % i~orirosHs ermmsr &c bet 81 prg
pct RiSbet.
1-2putIt % SotfiStslit az hpdS Rauu ugcs
rec tan. ii1reetceheo Braiihfi9uoeifs hes Bonsr,
btr gibe DE. tott gle'cp lirdr iorotlss Dsp Sruasn
az Riaierei. 90 AciprOelisH opbgIer eloeles eiter
en- tort Ito, Het# al nosei aHbei Riboei btbeoes al
BRUCE.
tn I'll perforsr uoruior Gbitrso ierees
pcriofrit 8 StGu8er. iucldgte 4 Suilaa
for 81, Haar 9eisbei pr. EoH feftets mtg.
Oct buroe fiuoes | enbuer Samilie.
Sois gosrs aputbefsr life bar e:t, zoo
Iirtu oireits til mig.
2afprence SeSielrptb,
skramtnsret aDotbsfeI.
1nn * Ill.,. m..... na an
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02
let bsORt. Iom ben 5go, fan tiSbs.

gilan, g1iuH II Warts 800.
ar. Cueu electric Seli 50.
3cl oil isnos Zsm MIN bsbfe 3a', iegot Il bar
label nit Bette iriie l lsa Boo C;oeH. $50 CT msssi
iaiHemns osrsDsr. q isI tan i;it iu.rt not tails ZEN
Drrior. 500 mCbtoa BET osH5 5. G;art5 o. bet arbsioet
mclcf goSi. TViu eeibrsoeliS oil nj after asa bur'
tiat ircmopsr. cIIsa fatr. al Eeres e~iri'riIle Bette &c
Bet t,oae, ben ipls Ton i,Fbe. Sea CT i~aroeIss slas
oosr nit Bette o. BET e. rel vFIo fn gris.
UleO Nyfclis
rerrn u haufuu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-02

The North Star Lung and Throat Bal
,Cm er en- filter eur for Softe % 5orfIDs
mle. 10
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15
How They Dance on Tiptoe.

There is a popular impression that
ballet dancers have the soles of their
shoes made stiff, so as to enable them
TO dance about on their toes.
THAT is nonsense" and Miss Qualitz
"a premiere danseuse) exhibited a pair
oe her dancing-shoes to illustrate
You can't stand up this way with
your ordinary shoes on" and the pre-
miere gracefully mounted her toes and
viewed the reporters three-dollar foot
wear with extreme disgust.
"A stiff sole in a shoe would not
help, but absolutely prevent, dancing.
And, besides, the strain is not on the
toe, but it comes on the rear of the an
kle. / believe that's what you Ameri-
cans call it, But by keeping the body
in the proper position much of the
strain is relieved, and the dancer APP
pears much more graceful to those who
understand what correct ballet dancing
is. Washington Post.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15
DON'T Believe liz

Americans are good customers
here" said the saleman. "Those big
heavy bracelets you see there are
bought chiefly by publicans' wives. We
sell plenty of wedding rings at shil-
ling pence each"
But marriages don't occur often:
surely people can afford a few shillings
once in lifetime for real gold ring"
"Ah, YOU don't understand. These
wedding rings are bought by poor
people and slipped on when the real
thing is at the pawnbroker's. 1t is not
before the marriage, but after, when
the rainy day comes, that those rings
are bought. We sell crosses of them"
who are your best customers 2"
well, there are rich women who
have their own jewel sets initiated,
Americans, the profession, and mash
ers and people who have come down in
the world. When these latter go away
for their holidays to see their friends
they don't like to show their poverty.
For few shillings they can get such a
stock of iewelry that in their own towns
and villages they are kings and
queens. Pail Mall Budget.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15

Earnest, who could control his curl
osity no longer. cried through the
gloom that divided them from their
guide:
"Are you spirit or flesh? For Gods
SAX, speak, entreat you'll"
A low, silvery laugh answered him.
A specter laugh Oh, horrible!
"Draw nearer, and / shall answer
you" the sweet voice said. The young
men did as requested. They leaned
on their guns and awaited the informa-
ton almost breathlessly
"The superstitious Indians and min
ers about this gulch call me the 'Specter
Maiden of the Cliffs, the spirit OF an
emigrant's daughter murdered here
several years ago by party of Nor
mon Danites disguised as Indians.
The young men felt thrill OF hor-
ror run through them.
She went on:
"Such dark deed really did occur
years ago in this very gorge. Taking
advantage of that fact and the super
stition of the natives, my captors have
made me play specter on the cliffs
around this crag."
An exclamation of surprise burst
from the listeners and Earnest asked {:
"Your captors? Who are they ?
Tell us and we will gladly rescue you.
Listen. Ny father and / were en-
camped near here nearly two years
ago. One dark night a band of men
dressed as Utes attacked us. They
robbed us of everything, sparing our
lives only on our promise to go quietly
with them to their mountain Businesses.
Life was dearer than death, so we ac-
cepted the chiefs terms. Our captors
proved to be band of robbers, white
outlaws and half breed fiends. Most
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forth at rapid gait, following closely
in the rear of the specter of the cliffs.
Dimly through the gloom of the
gorge they followed their odd guide.
From what danger unseen was she con-
Quoting them? They never stopped to
ask themselves, but kept on.
She might be leading them into a
trap. So intent were they on solving
the mystery they never gave that fear
q thought.
On and on she led them. Over hard,
uneven, rocky paths, over dangerous
chasms where a single misstep would
have proved certain death, and on into
the dark mountains they went.
At last the ghostly guide stopped
under large, shelving crag that iutted
out over q considerable space OF the
gorge below. The pine trees of funereal
darkness sighed and moaned, like lost
spirits, in the mountain wind. Wild,
dreary and lonesome the spot was.
Earnest and Willard came also to halt.
The spirit maiden again SPOKE
Here you are safe
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father rescued and be on our way to
join the officers"
1t was decided to follow Olives plan.
So, following her down the gorge. they
entered a rough, steep path ascending
the mountain. The girl had thrown a
dark cloak about her, concealing her
ghostly attire.
Under cover of the night and the
solemn, brooding cedars, they drew
near the cave. Dimly, as they peered
from behind a large rock, they could
make out solitary man sitting on a
fiat stone by the mouth. Creeping
softly, slyly toward him, Olive ellis
son flung her cloak over the head of
the unsuspecting guard. He attempt
ed to cry out, but her able assistants
were too quick for him and had him
gagged and bound before he had Mt
tered n syllable. Then Abner ellis
some, pale and thin from long confne-
ment, was released. He was surprised
and delighted beyond measure to learn
that one of his rescuers was the son of
the sister from whom he had long suf-
fered arrangement.
They found the officers easily and
sent them on the robbers trail The
chief was captured, with some of his
most notorious allies, and the noun
tain gang was broken up.
Our friends reached New York safely,
and then happy reunion took place.
There followed a double wedding at
Christmas time, when peace on earth"
found a true echo in each heart.
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sion. / never see anything mysterious
but try TO ascertain its real nature.
Now lead on"
Earnest started to do so But when
he gained the door of the tent he be-
came rooted to the spot. There, Gid
ing swiftly over the fower-gemmed
valley, in the starlight, brighter here,
and approaching the tent, was the
lovely specter of the cliffs. She was
clad in her white robes. but the strange
light that had surrounded her had van
ished. The Young men watched her
approach with strange, spell-bound
wonder III their gaze.
What could II mean? She seemed
to float toward them instead of walk
ing. The pleasant campfire threw
out a crimson reflection across the lit
tie space before the tent and illumined
the white lady as she came on. Breath
lessly Earnest and Willard awaited
her approach. She drew near and
halted few feet from them. Making
a motion to secure their silence by
placing the LILY fingers of her shapely
hand over her lips, she spoke
ROl IL NOIu tlutSllOh' IA
YOU would save your lives, follow me. "
Not like ghosts sepulchral voice,
but like the dulcet ripples of gentle
cascade among mountain Businesses,
came those words of peculiar import.
Follow me" repeated the voice.
"You will soon he in peril. L will
lead YOU to a place of safety"
Should they heed the voice? The
strange vision, or whatever it was,
started away across the valley, beck
oning them to follow. 1t was too much
for Earnest Tune and Willard Roller
ton, in the flush and wonder of their
adventurous young manhood, to resist.
They never paused to question the
plausibility of the sudden warning.
They shouldered their guns and set