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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

ban bauoe ia9t bam at nemli9 be ariita
neg Sub berer 8enner.
9ilfrebs mgo uofafoet al benne Sonis
tale iorlob 6eoningen Misiionsbnlet
og beie9te fra MI Of re9elm9siigt De
aiiitnes Qnbngter og @uostieneiier
uoen bog enonu Of lnbe fig opta8e
bfanbt Dem, Der forbereotes iii 3nnb.
Der ben9lf no9le Winaneoer, | hoilfe
Der tlep bebet me9et / M%isIionstulet
for Manoen. Omiiber tomner ban
ioen en- Dag o9 flyer:
oMeiter, bin CUB bsrer Bonner, M
oil ieg pare friiten."
ga, fanbeli9, perren taooe = lise.
JON foroum o%oerfor @ioeom, 0isfin og
Thomas - neolaot fig III at iattes paa
Rreue o9 fOm ben ie9enoe 6ebnin9
ime6e. Den, Iom itriuer bette, par
lelo 8lone Ill ben iaa lRn9e Iannebe
6aoer' % Mooer9Iaoer / oenue beber=
lie Jamilie % par til Steoe Den Dag,
ba ben 5prftefpbte blep oro9et til Quaz
Cen, | builteu BON if Noonet 3obnn
mes, bet Iamme gtaun, iom o9iaa bans
Jaoer M b9rer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
Mnge Yi9er iom Cow
Boys.

$ Yier9ene / Wenoocine @ountp,
California, lsper for Itoen i 5el9e
en- Beretniu9 / Wide World Maya
zine = TO nnee tuite Bigger paa Is %
10 4nr Iom Cow Boys De meoer
meb blaa R~lbebutlel, tore Steuler o9
Heuolper / g9ltet. % er 10 flteli9 til
beif for at paste paa neres Rempehioroer.
De TO Bi9er og 0etye al en- init eanos
mano Satob CABIN. 5or en- lib
liben oeoe oenne, % be 10 Detre, Nus
su ia o9 9ouie, operto9 nu belle
ben @ernin9, ban bapbe n%orettet, o9 I
builten be forpuri9t bar opIerte ira
garnbommen Of. Gil 6oueofaosltu
tenber De intet, % meo oeres Stoles
t~unbIfober er bet imaat beoenot. Da
Der Ioruosn 5000 6aar tiaige lfaI pass
les paa en- flor Wan9be .0ornfpG9 og
6elte, bar be fun en- ringe Del al aaret
9ejli9beb til at flGoe fig / Rptnoeora9t.
De foler fig oa o9iaa nomartet bel
tilpas I Manbsora9t. De ifpoer, lttaer
5eloer, bruser 9asiOeu, tIipper 6aarene
90 oriper 6o99et ueb Wertets 6rems
bruo inb / Baalene. De ifempler De
un9e 0pr. iaIser llloen Os tOssr for be
Uiano. De tueer / oeres &isusite unoer
6auretlipnin9stioen.
Og enoeIi9 er De aItio / 9obt 9umer.
Gerrqnet, Der tilborer benz, er biit og
Der me9et felt Os farligt. Meuent
gier9t9oerne er 0ulOsie os eperlt oppt
en- Slette, paa builten Rp99et 9r9sler.
Ofte bgnoer bet, at ct enteIt Dur fors
pilber fig piserne ipser iao sfter bet
peo Dag os Rat, / 0esn o9 StOrm,
inctil be after bar iunoet 0eierteren.
| Ofte benoer bet oelau, at ct forluItent
| Goubpr tieler en- But eaer ct Sam.
@r bet en- Biern, bpiItei be tan le paa
Sporene, gaar be paa s5ast efter Jpren,
inbtil be bar Iunoet ben oe orebt ben.
De narer mslt 6rpst for prarietlue,
for bpem be berfor letter 5eloer. De-
res Weob bliuer fat paa en- baarb prsue,
naar forIise Stopbranbe trusr oeres
@ebet. De sriber iaa til f~ortuioIenoe
Mibler for at frslie beres Gjsnoele.
Dag og gaat arbeieer be uafbrubt for
at afuenbe 6aren. ausufa Os gcuiit
sr TO prastise Jrsmtoninser, % be sr
msset popuIere | belle Diltrittst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
terIaot fig | adr 1901, oe iom lgo ioa

terIaot fig | aar 1871, os iom leo iaa
fepes:
y8n leg bar uPret iad ulpifelig at
bliue gift mfb Gliinbet M., Ter lige
fra Dor 8rpQupsoog bar pint mig poa
tnbuer optantelig Waaoe, JON bar giort
mig giUet tungt enboer 9enieenoe, iom
6imlen bar ienbt mig I'll dortortelie Of
min ~joroilfe gifoRrelie, for boerfen
Samion8 8raft, 6omers 9alent, An=
gniius' aloaifab, Sobs 1anlmoOi9beo
eler 6annibal8 5orii9ti95eo bar fun.
bet tammt, o9 iom bar ja9et min e9en
Sen bort fra 9iemmet, iaa efterlaber
jig bemelbte @liiabeib III. cen S9il.
lin9!"
0ebnen er igb, bar rimeli9uis 9eita:
tor in9t, ba ban Oente Jig ON o9 oeoe.
69unen bar oobbelt, t6i 8eitamen.
tet blsu offentli98iort. % @nfen bIep
Iaalebes brRbemettet ooerfor ale, Der
tenote benbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
&c prpoeoe mig, % Iaa mill
0erning."
lSalme 30, 81.

A~AAAA 'Nf ~
Mebens lea par / Be9oro - loftaIs
Ter 3. 6uppenbauer / p@oan9elilt
Misdonsialeuoerg for 1889 = tom
en- Gag en- psonino lno / Risionsbu'
let III missioner Mobr og ipurgte:
Meiter, bar ou en- @uo, Der borer
9gnner2"
So" leo Sunret.
,gla pei, ina pil jf9 o9iaa Oare en-
ariiien."
Ga M be9nnote Wnnoen at fort9lle
ON, buab Der rptteoe BAN. Barnlsss
beo reanes ior en- flor Stam iblanot
Regrene. o8 ban % bans 9ulirn bauoe
oerfor aaereoe / mango Qor bro9t Dire
If oeres 5etiidl, for at ban ltuloe
Ifanfe benz Bern. 5elliden (eler
oennts BrGii) iaaleoes forlalte
Wnnoen = bnuoe altio b~ereoolli9t los
get imoo Ofrene, ia, baooe ltnoi9t trp'
pet lltre % itsrre Dire, men bet br9n'
oenbe gnlte, iom BON os bans phltru
bar / oeres ojerier, par alorig bleoen
opfplot. Snnleoes buuoe ban netop /
Dag ieen uaret uoe / Sfooen mso ct
Oiier til i'm 5etiid. Der, / f%orSigaaenoe
bemarfet, beftob al en- meo bulo 5oro
ouerhrpsen aerbob. 8eo nenne 9ellI9'
beb bapoe ban opoagst, of bans 5etll9
paa ben enc Sioe par it9rtt an9reben
al 6pioe Mprer, mebens ban paa ben
anben Sibe par bleuen u~noerbulet al
Mus. 8aa 0jemoeien bapoe ban tent
narmere ouer oenne 5a9ttaselle, os BET
par ba bleuet ham Hart, at en- Dub,
Der loo lis IOrtere Of Mprer % WfuS,
uoen at o9rge fig oerimoo, beaer life
funoe binlpe bam. o@t lille Sarn,"
luooe ban, iom man i9sger uoen lor
Sniet, eiuer fig bog | al 5nlo I'll at
Ifriae, nnar Re9nen be9pitoer at lfrgm'
me neo oper bet, men min 6etllb rsrer
fla life at gletten % 9lDer life en- Cub
fra fig, buao Der iaa eno bliusr slOrt oeo
ban. @n FABIAN @uo fan lille hlRlpe
os. Wen oeriom oct nu uirtell9 fors
boloer fig, iom ou Tiger, at bin CUB
tsrer Bonner, ioa pil ieg bare en-
arliten. Dog oil ies ierft iette BIN
Cub poa 9rpue: bsrer ban os os 9iuer
os Born, iua oil ri ijene bam men tan
ban life bet, lna btioe pi peo at pere
Seoninser.1
Wlan forltaar %uiitnOf, Of Ssbnin9ens
operfor napute Spsr9smaal: .0ar
ou IN CUB, Der berer 8enner2", ioet
bet bleu p~rattiit anpenot paa oenne
Maaoe, bruste Wisfoneren / en- life
ioa rinse 5%orlesenbcb, % at bet ! gie'
blittet life jult fulot bam let at b9ooe
bet go, lom iom bon aaereOe bauoe
siuet. Suab par per at gore? et teo'
loaiif Joreorae ON ben friiietise Bsn
% be lorlfe1ise 8etingelier ior oenS
Opiplbelie uiloe Senntnseu lite baue
I~orItaaef: bet pilbe for Dam BABE uaret
ensbetpoenoe meo at iuare .gaej" paa
bans Spsrssmaol. Sieitenoe fis til
Mattb. Z, s-s baOoeoe oerior Miss
foneren | enfOlois os troenoe Tiuio
III Serreu bet allerebe sipne vSa" Os'
laa meb Senipu til ben prattiite VIM
penoelie, iom Sperseren sjorbe oeraf,
o. ormuntrebe Manben iii en- Gang at
prsue be atiltnes Sub % oerueo TONNE
til at eriare, at bet bar Sanobeb, boao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

Com Solen i ben ipblise @erbeu uos
apoer 2ps og aio ooer Miaioner al 8ers
bemsleeemer, laaleoes lfal o9iaa Solen
/ @aaoerieet, ariffus, oplpie, opourme
o. oplipe Miaioner of Mternsiter, iom
bar, Tom er, os iom itat oorbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
Gn9relll.

ar. 99b." bar mobto9et iel9enoe:
@n ing 4i9e, 5or9lorenes eneIte
Barn, lna for 8eben. Oct par libiie
Dag, bun leueoe. 9nn bal me9et loag
o. bent9ret ;benoes Gale LOO ION Ell b9s
0uiiten. Soa iolot bun / en- fort
Summer, o9 oa bun uaa9neoe. lao benz
oe8 Diooer paa Sen9etanten boS benoe.
Meo ct ~foruaberlist Gin 9reb bun fin
Mooers paano 60 ia9oe: ran, Mos
Der, je9 bar bait Ell lna f%orunoerli9
oejll9 8rBm, iom ie9 oil iortalle Big"
Sna reilte DUN Jig OPP / Sen9en. Sodss
beoen bar Tom Deb ct 8iounoer ueget
bort ira benoe, o9 meb flar og teri
Reit, iaa itatf, at 5aoeren oetueo bio=
tatotes fra Ct SioeoRrslle, og meo en
Stemme, Der lob lteeiom fremmeo, iplot
al en- Rlan9 beropenira, f%ortalte bun
meo bet opbe. itraalenoe Btit f9n9ilet
al, buao bun ipnteS at e o9 foI9e alt
JON Jort0ain9en ffreo Irem:
Seq par lammea meo cen, Der iDtte
mig. 8i eff life, ri iO9Oeoe fremao.
Sort tom ri inc / en- for, ltraalenoe
oplplt Gal, en- Yalial, fulo Of lpiti9s,
o%anienoe nnse Mennsitsr os brnlenos
Nulif. Nen ri %iuGuebe pioere. bet
tom 10 lite mig ueo, bet intereslereoe
mig lite. Saa %iuaueoe ul ino en- ans
ben Gal, iom par iulo al en- WGn9oe
Wiennsiter, Der ipiite % inna os film:
tebe os orot. Seq bOrte tDoleIi9 6bam:
paenepropperns fnaloe. Men bet oar
lite no9et for mig; Der bapbe ies insen
9plt til of blipe. gi I%peuebe uioere o9
Tom iaa IND | n treble Gal, iom par
9Iimrenoe nofpret 90 Oplpif, os Der par
ell Mnsle ppntebe Wenneifer meb Orbe'
ner, uniiomer og araalenoe 8ra9ter
meb SIeifer o9 ipraslebe Baano os ct
pan Of glomiter, iom be uieoe og tram
pebe /, os aae maieoe os fampeoe be or
Of naa ben mob Wibten al SnIen, buor
Der ira @uIuet at rejlte fig en- bpi Sti9e,
iom par %prattfulbt lmpttet meo Slim.
mel os Cub og bro9eoe gaano %
BIomter. Den rotts Op / ben TONNE
Cult. Oe aue bisebe efter at traDIe op 40
ben; men lite en- eneite al benz eOneoe bet.
Msn Der uiIoe jee life bliUe, Os ri
i%uquebe pibete os Tom ioa ino / en- flor
Gal. No, buor Der par lpit o9 rent og
frebeIistl Der par ioa bpgslist o9
rart Miot paa @uluet par Der en-
elegant % iOlib Grape; ies tror, ben
CT ai fuloWabogni os laa ren % blanf;
men in9en glitter % Staos paa ben.
Oct par in9en Sti8e, Der iofte op / ben
tomme quft, men an bpg9elig og Imuf
9rapps. Der fsris Op I'll ben gure
Stage i 9niet % inebso I'll Of gaa
opao. 90 ba ieg npilfaailia lofieoe
9lIftet Opao. iaa ies en- flor ltOr Ui9n9s
De lpttetise Os ialise Wtennsitsr, iom
lousoe oe sriieoe Sub mso @IGoe Os
/ be bejligite 2ooian9e. 90 De lmlleoe
laa penIig til mig % ointeoe mig lao
tatlie op iii fig: 90 Iaa to9 min f9re
5sIesipeno min 0aano, os oi iu9oeoe
ben til Grappen % faa oaa9neos
les.
pa lea I Dag besraueoe benoe unoer
ffor DsltaseIie, uioiie ies insen be,
lsft at tale oper END oenne benoes
Drsm. Seq mente, at ben pasieoe baaoe
ON bsnbe Os til be isrgenoe 6oralbrs
os til be mango Menneifer, Jon lnlste.
MaOIfs fan ben oslan paste til big, fare
gRierl
Rubtsbins qreiesaarb, Is. Stunt 1900.
s. 81. mtotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

% bet uiite li9 M, at ben afoeoe | Here
War hapoe i~orInlst ben unse Kiee meo
lin 3plpeit = ulene for benoes tonne
Reies Club. Wiis 9. tiltrdaote alts
iao 9(ruen, meoens ben afogoes Slagts
hinge lfnmmeoe ai Raieri.
Site minore iorrpft lpntes en- anoen
Eeltotor at baoe p9ret. Oct bar en-
uno @nalanoer, Der ubm9rtebe fig lise'
laa meset peo manois Sf6nbeo Iom peo
~folosiale 8ieoom, men minore peo i'm
aanb. Sau bauoe fo%reiifet Iis osoes
list | en- pi8 0nttp O., peo bpis 8u9'
ae @ratierne oabenbnrt life baooe %ftaaet,
% iom ispriet life beiaa nosen @sens
TAB, Der funoe iorefomme en- un9
Wanb tiloffenoe. 9esuo9tet uooebe
benbes fin 3iIbeber life at nerme fig
1T Sbeal; ban neieoes meo at imaste
paa 9f1tano. Eli iiof ogoe ban al
ulpffelis aarlisbec os efterloo 8 Mils
Iipner til ben tiIbeote @enltano, fem
meo &ette funbe paaitaa, at Der enonu
hnoes aalante Mano, % at 69rlisbet
9sr blinb.
gnbelis fan naunes ct 9eitamente,
Iom IN 9@stemanb | 2onoon bopbe ef-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
Wacksburg.

A telephone message from Woods
field states that Dal Watkins commit
ted suicide there this (Tuesday) morn
ing by shooting himself through the
heart.
Wadkin's home is McConnelsville.
He is harness maker and had a shop
here several years ago. He bought a
revolver in Woodsfield yesterday. This
morning he went into an out building
and putting the revolver to his heart
fired. Those near on hearing the shot
hastened to the place and found him
dead and his clothing aire. The near
ness of the pistol fired his clothing.
watkins was well liked here. He is
about 81 years of age and has a son in
GAINESVILLE. No reason can be assigned
;or his action.
The saloons did not close here Men
lay. The ordinance compelling them
% close was not legally passed
George Nichols has moved into his
residence on Mechanic street.
Til Gesel has moved into the house
vacated by George Nichols.
School closed here last week. Supt.
Ellison will teach here again the
coming year
The saloon men Of this place have
been arrested for having slot machines
in their places OF business. The time
for trial is set for Wednesday.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
Additional Local.

Miss Lillian Lancaster was tht
guest of friends in Parkersburg yes
terday.
j. G. Bloom, of Chillicothe, was il
the city yesterday or railroad bushes!
Mrs. Tillie Roe, of Briggs, wa;
calling on friends in the city yester.
day.
In the Licking county courts yes.
terday Mary Hale was granted a di.
yorce from John Hale.
Mrs. William Low will entertain
4 large parry of friends al her home al
Gravel Bank this evening.
Attorney Chas. A. Ludey will &c
up to Macksburg today on legal bust,
ness.
Mrs. Will Werenecke and Miss L.
Goullon, of Harriettsvile. were in the
city Tuesday, guests at the St. James
Mr.. Don Goldsmith has returned
to his work on the wharfboat. He has
been i'll for several days with malaria
Funeral services of the late Loui.
Bules will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Chris. Pfaff. Front street, at /: &c
p. m. sun time today
Harry Meredith has gone 20 Ken.
lucky on a business trip.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
The Ohio River.

The Ohio river is no longer the
beautiful river it once was, 1t flow
ed in majestic curves and sweeps
through limitless paradise. Tht
glcry of that river in the barbarit
splendor of an autumn day was beyonG
description. Robed from the Allie
ghanies to the Mississippi in her gor'
geous fabric of maple and sycamore
which everywhere drocped down Il
the stately flood, shlmmering, bending
in her course with considerate anc
majestic dignity, trip on one OF the
brightly painted steamboats, was the
event of a life time. There was also
dignity in the steamboats,. They die
net pant and rattle like locomotive
nor where they silent like an ocean
steamer. The long huge steam cylin-
ders, with debileration and a soft
though pervading sound. blew huge
clouds CT steam into the air. The riv
er steamers were the Monte Carlos ci
the New World. Every one of them
carried its contingent of professional
gamblers, each of whom had bowie
in his boot leg. These men, unmolest-
ed, Travelled the year around between
Pittsburg and New Orleans, fleeing
the unwary and paying percentage tc
the Captains.
The Cnio is noble river yet
though winding through forest-denud.
ed hills. The orchards and corn field
are attractive. 1t promised once Il
become the Rhine in vineyards, but
the grapes were smltten with a rust
which destroyed the crops until the
attempt was abandoned. 1t will never
be crowned with feudal castles il
ruins, but the groves will be replante,
and another century end will see II
once more the Beautiful River
Chicago Interior.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
A Narrow Escape.

Chesterhill. April 25.-The well on
the Nice farm, on Wolf Creek, was
drilled in Tuesday. 1t proved to be a
lowing we'll with plenty of gas. The
rig caught fire and burned to the
ground. During the fire the clothing
Of Ed Keppel, owner of the we'll,
caught fire. He ran for the creek, but
got tangled in a barbed wire fence and
did not reach the water. The fire in
his clothing was extinguished by roll
ing him on the ground. He is in a
serious condition. Had he reached
the creek he would have been burned
to DEATH as the water was covered
with burning oil.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
Buildings Of the Paris Expo,
sition Do Not Equal the
"White City,"

As a whole the Paris Exposition
could not be planned so as to present
such a splendid coup-d'ail as did the
Court of Honor at Chicago. Our
Worlds Fair had the advantage OF un-
limited space, with the opportunity O:
spreading in all directions. As Paris
wished 10 have her Exposition within
her own walls, she was obliged to take
the largest open space which the city
afforded and to connect them as bes
she could. The broad waterways o.
the White City" suggested the posi-
blity OF using the banks of the Seine
far more than they have ever been
used before. The quays have been
widened and in places raised to the
level of the avenues which border
them; hence the river may be called
the main thoroughfare OF the EXPOSE
tion. Otherwise the space Is the same
as thatocupied by the Exposition OF
1888, with the added area embraced
between the old Palais de lIndustrie.
now removed, and the Place de la Con-
corde. On this piece OF land the two
great art palaces and the monumental
entrances have been erected facing the
very centre OF the city.-May Scrib-
ner's.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
WatertoWn.

Several oil companies have been
leasing land near cur village. We on
ly hope oil and plenty of it may be
found.
j. A. Palmer is building an addition
to his barn.
d. c. Mercer will enlarge his house
this spring.
H. d. Woodford is at Marietta on
the grand jury this week.
J. X. Woodford has had quite a Let
of hay baled and is hauling it to
Waterford.
On Saturday, April 81, daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. Meade
Deming.
The Farmers Club was entertained
Saturday. April 81. by Mr.. and Mrs. D.
G. Dunbar
Fire entirely destroyed the large
barn of Grant and Clarence Woodruff
Thursday night, April 10, burning 20
or so tons Of hay, tons of straw, 200
DuShtio vi Nltdt, lou DuSlltlS vi OdNS,
one buggy seven head of cattle, l9
sheep and some machinery. Only the
horses and some harness could be got
ten out of the barn. Their tool house
and ferret house were burned too.
About fifty ferrets were burned. The
boys have the sympathy of all. They
will rebuilSas soon as possible. In
sured in the Watertown Farmers Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
On Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Chas Finch's barn near Fleming was
burned with nearly all CT its contents.
He was insured in the Watertown Far
mer's Mutual Insurance Company and
also had machinery insured in Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company.
d. f. Martin is building an addition
TO his undertaking shop into which he
will move as soon as completed, his
brother having bought the old home.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
THE GYMNAsTIC GIRL

There were foils on the wall
And the rules Of basketball
Done in red
There were dumbbells on the floor
And a strength weight closed the door
Overhead!
There was some blue trophy nag
And there swung punching bag
Near her seat
She could box like any man
And his photo formed a fan
Athlete.
There were books-a heaping stack
And / read across one back
How to fence!"
And hundred other rules
From the athletic schools
THAT teach sense!"
Every volume headed How"
And she said: Il know them now
Like book"
But she in a passion flew
When | asked her If she knew
How TO cook.
Chicago Record.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-26
Girls Ride For Life.

Stephen, Mimi, April 81. A great
prairie fire is raging in Kitson county,
this state, and already large number
of homes have been destroyed. The
fire is the worst near Beaten, eight
miles from here. and every settler in
that locality has lost his all.
Annie Erickson, the 12year-old
daughter of a farmer living a few
miles from Beaton, has been made a
heroine by the fire, she having, at the
rs kof her life, saved her twin sisters,
two years of age. To save them An
ME ran a mad race with the leapine
flames, carrying with her on horseback
the two babies, with whom she was
alone in the house when the fire sur
rounded the place, Mr.. and Mrs
Erickson had gone away for the day
leaving Annie to keep house and care
for the babies. About 3 o'clock thi.
afternoon the high wind that had bee:
blowing suddenly turned to gale.
md almost before the child realized II
the house was surrounded, the fre
getting closer and closer as ii fed or
the matted prairie grass. In the barn
was the family horse, which proved
The salvation of the three children.
Quickly wrapping the babies in a
wet blanket, Annie mounted the horse
md started upon the perilous ride fol
safety. To reach the clear district .
sea Of fire almost 40 rods across ha6
o be traversed, and in this ocean o.
1ame the little girl forced the horse
The animal needed little urging. and
the trip was made at an incredible
speed.
Just as Annie thought she had
reached safe spot the wind shifted
blowing the wall of flames directly to-
ward her, and setting fire to the grass
inder her feet. The nearest creek was
'ully two miles away, and Annie real
zet that unless she reached this ahead
If the flames only the bones of herself
ind the babies would be left to tell the
ale. Once more she urged forward
The horse. The fire was at his heels
md, race as he would, he could no
get away from the scorching heat and
he fearful roaring at his back. Sew
aral times, Anie says, it seemed as il
she must give up and slide from the
lorses's back, but the thought that she
must care for her little sisters gave her
strength. and she continued to ride as
child never rode before.
Reaching Plum Creek, half mile
rom here, she dropped from the horse
With the children in her arms just a.
he flames swept over her. She was
slightly burned, but the babies wrap
led in tine blankets were not harmed.
When the riderless horse reached
lere it was recognized as one owned
~ Mr.. Erickson, and party was
made up to go to the farm and make
IN investigation. When Plum Greek
vas reached the children were found
badly frightened. but not seriously
lurt,
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Vincent.

Born. April 20, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chan
Hopkins, daughter.
Mrs. Matilda Cleary, of Noble coun-
ty, visited her sister, Mrs. J. w. Van
valley, last week.
Mrs. Bennett is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Angeline Garvin at Qualey
Mr.. Webster, of Stewart, has pur-
chased the property in this village be-
longing to Mrs. Ann WEIGH
The entertainment given at the
home of II. C. Vincent Saturday eve
was success. Proceeds s..
Mr.. Hollister, OF Kansas, has rented
the James Sweikert property and Will
occupy it in the near future.
]. C. Vincent Is treating his home
to new coat of paint.
The hour for preaching at the NJ. E
church has been changed from 1880 p.
m. TO a. m.
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Fitzsimmons Has a New Pet
Lion.
Bob Fitzslmmons has a new pet.
II nnct him 60 l1nO

Beb Fitzslmmons has a new pet
1t cost him $4,000.
The ex-champion's trainers are un-
happy. for this new pet Is lion. This
Is the second lion that Fltz has owned,
and it is about the hundredth pet.
He generally selects pets that are
dangerous; pets that keep his trainers
in a blue funk nearly all the time.
This lion he purchased from Director
General Bostock, of the Elks' Carnival
and Industrial Exposition.
His other lion was called Nero. and
this will probably be named Nero II,
in memory of the other one, who died
a disgraceful death. The first Nero
was hanged, and the fighter has al
ways suspected one of his trainers
One night he leaped over a railing and
the next day he was buried, to the de-
light of all except Fitzsimmons.
Among the other pets that Fitzsim-
mons has owned was Yarrum, VIC
ious Great Dane that weighed as much
as his master He had owned bull
dogs and now has one that he claims
is a wonderful fighter
He once had pony that was as gen.
tie and mild as his lion and dogs. II
had playful habit of biting and kick
ing every one that came near. Fitz-
simmons would stand behind him and
dodge the kicks. and with blows Of his
big fists block the bites.
The ex-champion has owned nearly
every kind of pet except snake. He
does not care for this kind
He has taken his new pet to Bath
Beach, where he is now training fol
his fight with Rubin. He viii use the
lien in leisure hours. and will in &
short time undoubtedly have the ami
NAL gentle to him. but vicious to every
one else.-New York World.
Now good digestion waits on appe
| lite, and health on both" If it does.
| not try RIrdnpk Rln1d RittprS
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fa4 Putnam Street,
Marietta, Ohio.
victory at Inst

For ten long years / was a sufferer
with kidney dyspepsia and rheuma-
tsm disease. treated with many Co
lnmbus doctors; took patent medicine.
No results whatever until ] discovered
and took ONE bottle OF DENNIS
SURE, SAFE and SPEEDY CURE. In
three days | threw down my crutches.
Ordinary cases cured in one day.
Only 20 and rs cents at A. ]. Rich
ards and W. II. Styer's. Samples free.