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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

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ON 6alIen. Qf ben @runb ituloe
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6adnpen og itnoe 5biteren 10. Bon
Den borte opmerfiomt paa bans 5ale,
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ri 5piteren mebl"
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let minore bel tilfreos uo beo Oenne
aombination.
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unaabig WootdgelIe ION 8erouleoe.
Som Regel GIT ingen fra 5olitOi uben
at babe mootaget 9aao og geileoning.
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MoItau inntes at p9re 8r~nnbpunfict
Tor ben 3ios aulturlib / Ruslanb.
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mddl, Der beb9ger ben tGnfenoe Mens
neItebeo, "a at blipe befenbt meb Re
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terer.
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5eItlig6eoer bar ban ingen 0nber at.
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/ ben @raO forpirret og rnitet, at bar
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areos al @enner og / Gumilien.
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ia, enten ban opboloer ia / Moifau
eller pda fit @obs. San bar dltib
naret en- iorig SportSmdno; ban er
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fer gerne 2dipns5 ennis. : Retning
al at ooeroinoe legemlige Smerter BIZ
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Itru eaer en- al bans 0ptre Ifripe for
BAN. Som Regel mao De renifribe
Manuitriptet "a @ange, og for bper
Sang retter og forbeorer ban oerpaa.
8aa ben pore 5orm l9gger ban tun
lioen g9gt, oa ban mener. at Tdnfen
fun ian lioe berunber.
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5ergeienfo giper os al Geo 3olitoi.
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lenoe Sano6eosfsgen. 6bor ban enb
bar truTet paa 2sgn og 8eorag, altib
bar ban meo 6ele lin mGgtige Gnergi
tGmpet for at 6rin9e Sdnb6eoen frem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

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ct 9let6us.
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6enoe, file manb2"
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6dn ier paa i'm lille Stone. oSd,
bet pilOe netop pere ben rette. Sem
Der ou nogen?"
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taft, ioet bun iaa pitt paa BAN:
o5og mi9!l"
otter for bans Stot Zen oOer aorns
marten.
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Idd bum. 6uIter ou life. at jeg ogiaa
bar aaaet pda 6dnoslsffolen2 Seq
buffer goot bet hele. ,9e6et" er ben,
ION mootdger, og oGreoit" ben, ION
giper noget. Og iad tratfer mar BEN
enc She fra ben anben og faar en-
SalOo. So Snotagterne %itriOer man
pua ~oenItre SIDE. ltogifterne paa
6ojre. ge9ne fan jeg ogiaa, Iperg ou
fun anuo. SO min 9aanOitrift =
ieg ital not gre mig l1mage!!"
9dn ida forbabiet paa 6enOe. uO9
6us6oloningen, 9ernene?"
.Qa, lille Manb, bet gaar o9Iaa
uoen mig. Oct 9pr bet oirteliq. Qn-
ma er Iaa bngtig. at bun gDr altin9
alene. Og MI til 0ftober fommer 81
Ie 10 biem fra 6usbolOningsifplen, og
bun bar en- Tad ielpitGnoig Saratter,
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ON 6us6oloningen ber6iemme. Oct
bar jeg altio oaret bange for. qtQereOt
MI oitoe bun belit gre olting ieip."
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fin fife Some at funne arbejpe for I'D
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6ur i'm aone / 5orretningen, og ielp
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bpao 5olt flyer?
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for NaIen al big, bet er ou od iitter
paa," 6prtes bans &ones inbimigs
renoe Stemme tRt peo bans Ore.
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9jertet.
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ter flptter ino til gpen, laoe 5rptenen
TGtte fig IND / Regnlfabsoaienet. Og
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ter. Der foreItadr 6enoe. =
anuo ta9er BET bpitioetige 2pfte al
lin Mooer, at bun ligeIom bibtil bill
6jGlpe BAN meb bans 3egning. Der
meo er ban tilfreos.
90 5ru 9eOpi92 6un ligger igen /
SGngetoien og repeterer iprigt @runo>
lagene for 9ogfering og 9etieaare /
ben gamle 6anoelslerebog. Som
8ogmarte bar bun en- 5irtleoer, Der
er 69ftet paa ct Silfebadnb.
Oct bar bragt 6enoe Qrbeioe, bet fife
2nttebuo. SO 9tr6ejoet er ben eneite,
%pirfelig og tilfreositinenoe, peooarenbe
2ntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

Raar Glie enood bapbe oeret en-
Smule lengere fremme! Men bet
Barn tan jeg bog life iatte inb paa
aontoret, bpor ieg maa labe benbe
pGre idd megst alene =
9un iaa efter De forbioragenoe
Stper. gn al benz bar iaaoan en-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

Republicans Meet Next Tuesday To
Name County Ticket.


Name County Ticket.
The Republicans gather at Ionia
next week Tuesday in convention to
nominate a county ticket, a repre-
sentative in the state legislature,
and elect delegates to the Judicial
state convention at Grand Rapids.
Bedding is very much interested in
this convention from the fact that
we have candidates for two positions
on the ticket. Some objection has
been raised to this in different parts
of the county, but why should there
be. No one denies that they are at
least fully as competent as any others
mentioned for these Offices. Belding
has never had place on the county
ticket. 1t is strong Republican
city, and its votes are quite help i'm
in electing the ticket. Bedding Re-
publicans are the live, fighting kind
who always put up an aggressive cam
paign, and not only that, but pay the
freight themselves, and generally re-
ceiye but very little financial assist
ance in the same from the county
committee. These are points worth
consideration by the delegates who
shall assemble at Ionia next Tuesday.
You can't always keep Belding in the
background, she is getting too big
and must be recognized.
There are several candidates for al
most every Office on the ticket, and
we can say this, they are fine, clean
lot of men, who do credit to the party.
The only man who seems to have a
cinch is w. X, Clute for prosecuting
attorney. So far as known he will
have no opposition. Besides Mr..
Fales for sheriff, there are Ben Kitson
of Easton and Thos. Sherry of Ionia
At least three others have also been
talked of, butit looks as though the
race was to one of the two first nam
ed. For clerk there is also several
actively in the field, VIM A. Wilder,
Henry Voelkel of Ionia, Harry Hol-
brook of North Plains, and Chas.
Stedman of Lyons. For Register of
Deeds the race appears to be between
j. w. Perciyal of Lake Odessa and T..
L. Williams Of Saranac. For Treas
urer there are at least three candi-
dates, Capt. Allen, of Portland, who
has just got in the race, Sherman
Townsend of Ionia, and the present
deputy, VIM. Sparks of Campbell
The minor Offices, circuit court com
missioners, Supervisor, and coroners
have not been heard from as vet in
the scramble for the larger places.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

Col. +. j. March, of Hillsdale, presi-
dent of the Republican Newspaper
Association, sends out word that Sep
TENDER Ii and II has been decided up
on for the next meeting OF the Re
publican Newspaper Association, at
Hillsdale. The State Republican
League will meet there at that time,
and the Colonel writes that Senators
Burrows and Hanna, Congressman
VIM Alden Smith, Hamilton and
Gardner, Auditor General Powers, +.
N. Dingley, Chas. A. Blair, James
|O'Donnell, Chairman Diekema, of the
Republican state central committee,
and others, have promised to be pres
ent. There will also be a Republican
farmers picnic at a near by lake, and
this meeting promises to be a very
interesting and valuable one. The
program will soon be made up and
announced. Every Republican editor
in the state is urged to be present,
and If not already a member of the
association, to unite with it. No
further invitation should be neces-
sary than to know that the meeting
is to be held. The meeting will come
just before the opening of the state
campaign, and an interchange Of
views at that time will be profitable.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
Announcement Extra.

In my announcement last week a
very important matter which should
have been said was carelessly omitted.
1t was not intentional and my negli-
gence in relation TO it makes it neces-
sary for me TO announce again in the
nature of an extra as an addenda 10
what has already been said. The par
ticular matter wish to call attention
to is the fact that all the accounts
due the BANNER Publishing Company
were turned over to me in the deal
and as my bank account is consider
ably depleted thereby, it will be
necessary that these be now paid.
Therefore liquidation of all indebted
ness is respectfully solicited.
f.. Ii. LAPHAM.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

In the death of U. S. Senator Nc
MILAN of Michigan, the country loses
an able and energetic statesman, and
the District of Columbia great
friend. AS chairman of the District
of Columbia Committee, Senator Nc
MILAN has been of incalculable SER
vice to Washington. His was the
idea of the creation of park com
mission which should make thorough
study of the District and lay out far
reaching plans for the Identification
of the National Capital along com
prehensive lines, looking well into
the future. Only last winter these
plans of the commission we're placed
on exhibition and Washington was
portrayed on paper and chart as IL
may appear twenty-five years hence,
with liberal treatment from Congress.
Should Washington become the
grandest and most attractive city i'm
the world, as is predicted, she will
owe the fact largely to the deceased
Michigan statesman.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

The death of Senator Mcmillan will
not effect the state election next No
vember, except to redouble the effort
of the Republicans to elect Repub-
lican legislature will devolve the duty
of electing United States senator to
succeed Senator Mcmillan. The en-.
emies of the Republican party see an
opportunity to overthrow what they
deem machine rule: but what is called
machine rule is simply party organi-
cation, and that will be maintained
at all hazards While several good
men have already been suggested to
succeed the late Senator Mcmillan,
the first duty to perform is to elect a
Republican state legislature.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

1t is an old ying and many times
said TO be true that murder will
out" but is it? How many dark
crimes are committed Of which the
world in general never hears. Through
the artholin-Mitchell case i'm Chi
cage the police have been notified of
more than dozen young women who
have recently disappeared from their
homes and no trace of them discover
ed. How many of these have met a
similar fate of the young woman
whose nude body was found on a open
field? There is no reason to doubt
there are just as many mysterious
disappearance" also at other times,
only the police are not notified, and
beyond a very small circ G, nothing is
known of it. The great cities where
one frequently does not know his
nearest neighbor, make concealment
of crime easy.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
BeIding city Delegates

Candidates from other parts of the
county who we're counting on fight
in Bedding oyer the election of dele
gates from the city to the coming
county conventi6a have probably dis
covered ere this that their hopes are
vain In all threewards list of dele
gates, selected jointly by Messrs
Wilder and Fales were promptly
elected and they will be loyal to both
candidates. The list is as follows:
First Ward-O. J Barker, viii
Foote, f. T.. Hudson, John w. Moore,
j. b. Arnwine, G. J. Seely.
Second Ward Geo. w. Moulton, A
l. Spencer, j. II. Angel, b. f. Hall
Nj. A. Reed, M. a Filkins.
Third Ward-D. c. Sheldon, II. l.
Page, l.. w. Holmes, j. ID. Morse, G,
NJ Wise, Il f. ireland.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
Republican County convention,

10 ne Republican Electors Of ne County OF
IOHid.
delegate convention OF {, e Republican ee
tors OF the County OF Ionia is hereby called 10
meet in Smiths Opera House In the city oil
Ionia on Tuesday august Goth at n n m. for
the transac ion OF the fol owing business:
TIL nomination OF candidates for county ON
ces as follows Sheriff. County Clerk, Treas
urer, Register OF Deeds Prosecuting attorney,
County Surveyor, two Circuit Court Commits
sioners. Two Cornors.
The nomination OF candle ate for member OF
the State Legislature for the district compris
ing the County OF Ionia.
The election OF nineteen delegates TO attend
a state convention not yet called { nominate q
candidate for Justice OF the Supr me Court tC
tll the vacancy caused by the death OF Chas ID
Long.
The transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the convention
Each township in the county will De ent tied
To- twelve delegates and each ward in the cities
OF Bedding and Ionia TO TX delegates.
ARTHUR II. LOOMS,
Chairman Republican County Com
Dated at Berlin, Ionta Co. Mich, July 26 1902.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

In promising what they will do if
they get into power, the Democrats
are not, by way of establishing conf
dence among the voters, pointing
with pride" to anything they did the
last time they held the reins of gov
eminent. In order to point effective
ly with pride to any of its perform
ances the party must go back so far
that people cannot see what it is
pointing at.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
Pench Fnrrn For snIc.

1850 trees of which $50 are 5-year-
olds, and a good crop of peaches now
on the trees. The variety of peaches
are, $50 Elbertas, 100 Chilies, LOG
Barnards, 100 Shocks, 80 New Pro
lifics, 100 Early Michigans The farm
contains 40 acres OF land, acres tim
Der. The farm will pay for itself in
four years from the peach crop alone.
This Is no fake but good opportunity
Tor profitable investment. Enquire
CHAs. BROWN, Real Estate,
Belding, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
otisco Republican Delegates.

The township of Otisco has named
the following delegates TO the county
nominating convention: A. III. Nor
ton, Mark Hoppough, Lewis Seeley,
w. l.. Reeves, Peter Kohn. A.
Moon, ID. +. Moon, l.. j. Kimberly, w.
Fisk, 9. g. McKlosky, Frank Davis, +.
w. Holbrook
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
BASE BALL.
IL Was n Ragged Game Put Up Last
saturday.
T.. b. LAPHAM

The ball game last Saturday betw er
Jackson and Greenyille was pretty
near farce. The game put mp by tht
former was poor enough and wonlC
have been beaten easily by Greenvillt
when she plays up in form, nut on thi.
occasion it seemed as though they
seemed TO try and see how poorly they
could play The attendance was lit
tie less than 700: Umpire PEBBLES.
The score WAS
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

The fifth congressional district dem
ocratic convention will be held in
Grand Rapids Sept. IL The men
most prominently mentioned for the
nomination are James Scully, of
Ionia, Peter Danhotf, of Grand Haven
and Charles II. Sigh, of Grand Rap
41l
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

Because f.. +. Fales has been under
sheriff several years is just the reason
he would make good sheriff He
knows the duties, and would not have
TO be educated like new man.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

The ball game Monday between The
BARRIERS and Clerks was most strenu
Gus contest and was finally won by the
latter although the former stubbornlS
contested il with them to the end Fred
Ireland and Henry Gildemeisler form
ed the battery for the clerks. while
the BARRIERS found il necessary to make
frequent changes. They started with
McElrcy and H Haysmer, then
changed IL about. Later Callan and
Skellenger took a turn In the box
- 5 81 50 X Il T.
Sarbers------4 0 0 . 3 o . ~ y IL
Clerks -------0 L ? 8 10 10 "A
Next Saturdays game is between
Lansing and Greenville.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
ItstrnY.

Entered upon my premises, u mile
north and one mile east of Chadwick
one hog. Owner will prove property,
pay charges and take it away.
Ed. CANFIELD,
Aug. 20.2t Chadwick, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

Matthias Setter, 45, Saranac.
Helen M Andrews, 81, Saranac.
George b. Carr, %, Lake Odessa.
Maud X. Blakeslee, "A, Lake Odessa
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
state Ticket.
For Governor
Aaron T. Bliss, OF Saginaw
For Lieutenant Governor
Alexander Maitland, OF Marquette.
For Secretary OF state
Fred M. Warner, OF Oakland.
For State Treasurer
Daniel Mccoy, OF Kent.
For Auditor General
Perry F. Powers, OF Wexford.
For Attorney General
Charles A. BLAIR OF Jackson.
For Commissioner State Land Once
Edwin A. wildey OF Van Buren,.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Delos A. Fall OF Calhoun.
For Members State Board OF Education
PatricI II. Kelley. OF Wayne.
l.. l.. Wright OF Gogebic.
Congressional.
For Member of Congress- Fifth Congressiona
District
William Alden Smith, OF Kent
Legislative.
For Senator, Eighteenth Senatorial District
C. H. LaFlamboy, OF Montcalm.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21
w. r. BRICKER,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

FOR SALE House and Lot on Bridge
street, South go. ............. - $50
LARGE House and Lot on Bridge
street south price ........ $50. $1,000
HOUSE on Bridge Street TO exchange
for small farm.
10 Room House, fine location on Broas
Street D.. .....4... i. ........... 81. $1,000
10 AC RE farm, Orleans Township, For
Sale, good buildings with Fruit. price $4,000
100 ACRE FARM, near Smyrna,for sale,
VACANT LOTS on North Side will sell
ON SMALL PAYMENTS.
VACANT LOT, Main St, Centrally 10
caltu 4 s~-ttpD
, Brick Stores, VIII exchange for Good Farm.
We have customer for SOa farm. south OF Bel
ding near German settlement, wants good farm.
We have customer wants house, south side,
worth Ej0. II you have one FOR sale come and
see u.s.
Brokers Real Estate Exchange,
OFFICE AT STORE.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

Remember the nam ,Doa,'s, take no subs itutc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-08-21

For Senator, Eighteenth Senatorial Distric
C. III. LaFlamboy, OF Montcalm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31
! WAS LIKE
CLOCK WORKS
New DoId Packing House
Started Yesterday.
KILLED HOGS AND CATTLE
Everybody Was Happy and
Congratulated Fred DOld.
KILLED HOGS AND CATTLE

If there IS anybody in this city who
doubts that Wichita has one OF The most
complete and apto-date packing houses
in the world thar doubt would have beer
removed II they had witnessed the open
ing OF he Doid plant yesterday.
Packers generally expect q carload Of
hogs TO last TWO or three days when they
open a new house. but Doid killed %
hogs and eleven head OF cattle to test MS
machinery
The people al the stock yards and MANI
others in the city turned out 70 see the
great packing house make us first run
The starting was not a very Ia borous
job The entire machinery Of the big
plant Is run By electricity. and whsn the
button was pressed, the machinery began
10 move.
J. C Dold came down from Kansas
City 10 see The new plant start and
Jacob Dold. OF Buffalo. head Of the Jacob
Dold Packing company. sent 2 dispatch
-congratulatiHg Fred Dold. Everybody
wanted 70 congratulate Manager Fred
Dold and many who were not able TO
be present kept the telephone hot for
him
1t would not have been surprising II
SONS CT the machinery had failed 10 90
lis part. but the construction was so per
feet that everything worked with the
precision OF the mechanism Of the clock
The Gss Of electricity as the motor power
Goes away with the endless belts. shafts
and punies. thus dispensing with the
ri
difference IL the rev Dold plant and the
old fashioned packing house. As there il
In The modern automobile and the old
rIelSety, farm wagon with a hay rack on
f.
The hogs were hoisted on the Ferris
wheel and started down bar Of iron 10
the scalding room They pass through
the sticking room. hanging head down
and when the expert sticker thrusts his
shart blade into their threats. z whole
bucket Of blood seems To drop 10 the
floor. The hogs have barely stopped
kicking when they are dropped into the
big soalding vat From that they are
drawn Up through the scraper, coming
out clean. Then the electric elevator
comes along with its two arms and takes
the hog into the fourth story of the next
building, whore they are dressed and tbs
two halves OF what three minutes before /
was struggling hog on the Ferris wheel
etsrt down an iron bar out across the /
high street bridge 10 the big cooler
The machinery in the beef house worked /
20 perfection. The electrical machinery /
raised the cattle and when they were !
dressed. they Started on the iron bar 10 /
the finest beef cooler in the west J. c /
Dold. OF Kansas City. was delighted with I
the arrangement Of the plant. He said IL
was the most convenient arrangement +
FOR killing cattle he had ever seen. The /
twenty-five sides Of beef did not make Z
much OF a showing in the rig cooler. but +
thev' certainly looked pretty and made 4
enc feel like ordering a roast or porter
house steak The floors CT the big beef /
coolers were covered with sawdust and 4
the walls were painted and vanished
Until they giisteued from the effects Of
Tho long rows Of ineandeseent lights
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-31

the poor commissioner there Mrs. Couch
fitted him out in clothes. The boy says
that about a year ago. his mother and
father took him and went from Kansas
City 10 Colorado Springs Tor their health.
Last July, both died from lung trouble
The boy went 10 stay with his aunt in
that city. She vas staying al a boarding
house. Her name was Miss Lizzie Clark.
sister 10 the boys mother. his fathers
name being Adolphus Tansn. His aunt
took care Of him for awhile only. as she
was az the time staying az boarding
house. Soon she ran away and got mar
Tied, according 20 the boys story and he
has not seen her since. After q short
time when the people saw that he was
alone they refused 70 board him free or
charge. and he started out into the world
without q penny or friend.
He left Colorado Springs and went into
the country looking for work. II was
ret to De- found and he got as far as
Pueblo. There he caught up with two
cowboys with wagon and asked them
for ride. They consented to let him go
80 ne came over into Kansas with them
They were tough fellows. he says but
they never committed q greater crime
than shooting farmers chicken that
had strayed OF a quarter OF mile from
the house. for dinner. He says that they
never made him DO anything he did not
wish 10 and that he got aIong all rig.
with them. Wien they got over the
Kansas line they decided 70 go back into
the mountains and the boy made his way
into Wichita He believes his grand
mother is living. but II she Is not. the
question naturally arises: What is 10 be-
come OF the boy2