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The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
Mr. saetn rueksr lsad.

4
The world was make sad when the
news Of the death Of Mrs. Booth-Tunkel
was flashed over the wires last Thurs
day, October "a. She was killed In q
railway wrepk near Dean Lake, Mis-
souri while on her way to Chicago
from Amity. Colorado, where she had
been visiting the farm colony of the
Sslration Army.
Ms. Boltb-Fasse; was the second
daughter of General William Booth,
and was said to be the ablest af all the
Booth children. SHE had enthusiasm,
tempered with cold judgment and ex-
ecufiye ability. II was these qualities
WHICH induced her father to aend her
to the United States in ls96 to try TO
bring about harmon. il, the American
bran-h of the army. The following
character, patton was made of her at
that time:
she has that rare quality OF perfect
sympathy. She l. well educated
woman in the sense that she can think
and write clear, good English. She
has no class prejudices, aud is just ss
much at home in the parlors of house
in Fifth avenue As in the one and only
room of squalid family. But it is in
the public meeting that her real power
shows itself. As AN orator she ranks
with less than half dozen Americans
of both sexes
The Denyer Post, editorially, under
the head line "The Death Of the Good, -
pays Mrs. Booth-Tudker the following
tribute:
Alas. that the good and the pure in
heart are not immune from the perils
OF life and that those who only live to
help the unfortunate may die need
lessly and pitifully in the fullness of
their work. The almost instant death
of Mrs. Booth-Tucker and the fatal
injuries that befell Colonel Holland
the kindly superintendent of the Saliva
ton army colony at Amity, are re-
minder OF the shock To the country
when the beloved singing evangel,
Philip Paul Bliss, perished in the
awful railway disaster near Ashtabula,
Ohio, in 1875.
THE answer is simple The good
woman was prepared to die. Her life
had been fragrant with love of the
erring and hopefulness for the op.
pressed. Those who mourn are upheld
by the white consoling belief OF
eternal peace beautifully earned by
love.
For those who are not prepared
Mrs. Booth-Tucker had devoted hel
life. She did not follow Christ for the
sake of immunity from the perils o
this world.
"She herself was an example of tn.
ever lowering near of Death, but in
stead Of opportunity forever lost tn,
soul of the good woman could turr
with shining face toward the goal o
Eternal Peace"
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

PenpsylyHnIa aud lows In al the
states carried by the Democrats sxnspt
Kentucky Hai Aississlppl the Republic
Gems had . h.r lighting chance
Tha tusionists hays made planning
gains In NehraEka and may hsye car
ried tbs stste, though il is plaimad by
the Republican Central committee by
= majority of 1000 for Rines,
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
Subscribe for THE DOLORES STAR.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice for Pub
LEGATION.
United States Land Office,

united states Lahu O1lcs.
Durango, Colorado. August % 1903.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress of
Juns ). 1878. entitled AN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
a,on, Nevada and Washington Territory as ex-
tended to ali the Public Land States by act OF
August 4. 1897
Cora f. Myler. of Dolores, county OF Monte
yuma. State OF olorado has Aug. IL, 1903,
filed in this Ollie. her sworn statement No. 15l,
for the purchase OF the ne and the sw of
ne of sec 81 aud the NV Of NV 4 o, section 81
in township :sS Ii. range IL " NJ,
And will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber az stonr
than for agricultural purposes, and 70 establish
her claim to raid land before G. j. 5cinrnhorst
Judge and clerk Of the county court Of Monte
yuma County. Colo at his office at Cortoz, Colo,
on Monday, the 9Th day of November. 1908.
She names as witnesses: William Ritter,
Frank Ritter. James Lonswill and Herbert
Taylor all of Dolores, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office or before said 9Th day
of November. 1903.
F. c. PERKINS, Register.
First pub sept { I; last nov 6
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

During the fiscal year just ended
more then 5000, ,0o0, ,GeO pounds of su.ar,
valued at over s1OO,OOO,O 900, were inn
ported into the United States. Evi-
IDENTIFY there is room for the expansion
of the beet sugar industry in this
country.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Doctor" said the sweet young thing
who had just arrived from the east,
1--WE been told that eating cucumbers
will remove freckles." $50 it will,
under one condition." replied DIR.
Gruff. "And what is it?r THAT the
freckles are on the cucumbers.n
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Over $500, 900 farmers bulletins were
distributed by the Department of Agri-
culture last year. The demand for
some of these bulletins was so great
that the department found it necessary
to reprint number of the same.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

WANTED:-Fifteen rnen; car leaders,
cant hook men, logger, teamsters and
saw mill men. A. A. Rusr,
M-tf Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Born on Tuesday to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Burdick, son. Mother and
child are doing nicely,
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Mr.. G. NJ. Smith, who is working on
the Bear creek bridge, was in town for
supplies yesterday.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
Additional Local.

See announcement Of Dolores Drug
company on first page.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
RIO aaANDE SOUTHERN R, R

Read COVE the i-fl eoll1sa ara -p he right
Soth trsins take diua-r at Dolores Regular
irsigat frsfls DO not CARY passenEesS.
F.s. PesAe, A.eat-
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Ranch-houe closets, barn .oxso shed on sid
end COX so she'd ice house. milk house carren.
shop and other buildings situated Dolores One
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Dolores residence four rooms, bail Jt..u pan,r
inside barn and two lots. Will be so Ill cash
half cash. balance "A bargain either way. Prop.r
should be to be appreciated
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06


THE Star Real Estate Exchancs
X Charles Bear, Mgr,
A reasonable commission in
case Of sale, Costs nothing
! otherwise
This property 10 for sale OF age owner q
acres miles from Dolores the MouteYma valley
under cultivation, free Contains of
: fruit land in the valley and is bargain. 5000 gets it
: Dolores residence rooms, BAT! yal.u pant,
water inside. barn and two lots Will be so4 Ill cash. q
half cash. balance time bargain either way Proper,
should be to be appreciated.
Ranch-house closets, barn .oxso, shed on sid
and end COX so shed, ice house milk house. cnFrent
! shop and buildings situated Dolores One
. finest locations the river. Good waer-right
100 acres one mile west of H f. Morgan's ranch 50 acres
and IS in alfalfa, young orchard
perpetual right all farm tools bargain for cash
acres, mile north of H f. Morgans IS acres
under cultivation orchard 4S hay balance grain
grainery cellar stables reservoir OF the oldest water
: rights in the valley, will sell with without crop Cash
$40 acres under cultivation balance pasture land
heao horses, 40 head sheep wagon harness
under Lone Dome ditch 8 miles from Dolores river bar
gain if taken quick must be cash.
New residence in the town of Dolores lots good oca
ton bargain in every sense of the word Must be cash m
I negotiable notes; nonresident
~ IL u 80
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06
~~N~@

This property 10 for sale OF age of owner =.
acres seven miles from Dolores the Monteyuma valley
under CULTIVATION free Contains of The G
fruit land in the valley and is bargain. 5000 gets it
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

under cultivation 4rooul house, granery, stable. shed corral
and reservoirs IS in alfalfa young orchard
perpetual right all farm tools bargain for cash
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

acres mile north of H f. Morgans ranch 6s acres
under cultivation orchard hay balance grain
grainety cellar stables reservoir the watt.
rights the valley will sell with without crop Cash
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

Old papers Is cents hundred, at this
Office.
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

$40 acres under cultivation balance pasture land
heaa cattle horses $40 head sheep wagon harne
under Lone Dome ditch, IS miles from Dolores river
gain if taken quick, must be cash
The Dolores star., 1903-11-06

New residence in the of Dolores lots good oca
s ton, bargain in Of the word. Must be or
( negotiable nonresident.
y j. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
RorHscHnD,s SEARCH FOR A FLEA

The saas uhs offered us 70 catch
rsops know il catch
o. n Eeo looks
essinr, n ehsttfY IN return for
fttus ssfaita sesreh th
rogons a nea
flea q nhaefsoDi Il onl perfect
IN Raitaebut decided III
sososs
museum le4s ssea him
Of - persistent
~ sIsye 'hins
thstnt Mil
popla nerve R5haahna
auhyH fahE
art % a % small
the 50 g. doS
cat - Their
- sounds
tha le4 ulss@sss
rhs pr IN 'huy have
Bot Oar al paer" purposes
o fvA anather
sometimes pas rroa. ~ 4feat nehs
uuasna oass wsH ne th sss
81 =
Herr b coant a atsa
bsrateg gss uhabF 18th All no miuans se
has The eenahE
tao~i~ass fbat nsass 70 ssas sszsiy
Is tire wha hssp q Sis
lanSius Something fes him
ths
noid sfeh flea and isaFa
tstter
thar
rs whs
hs aiwsYH fleas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Siege. Tor ff Il nsual that uhsa the
f1rtftcafiusH aHs taken fhearifF fails.
ttit here a was rot until aftef TIE
foftiflcatiena wefe taken that tn
real fighting began ENsfY house
ass y fort and every street a battle
afi1 - ssf#t #sH#tg aHY - #H9
as had 10 Wafk our way inusrds
blowing up tbs houses With their
Kafriaons until more than haif the
city bad disappeared Yet the athsf
haif was as determined ~ ever sd
in q better position for drf@nar, since
4 consisted ~ suoFInous converts
and usou9sferiaH. with walls llka the
Rsatiie. which eeald not - 80 easily
brushed ont of our way This we
the state - things a. the time when
Joined the army
I will cpafess 70 you that cavalry
are not % much use in q siege. Al.
though there vas a time When
would rot have permitted anyone 60
have made such All observation. Ths
Humara ~ cunnaun were encafnpea
10 the south ~ the town. and u WAa
their duty 20 throw out patrols and
70 make sure that no spanish force
was advancing from that quarter
The colonel Of the regiment was not
a goed soldier ard the regiment Tas
AZ that time very far from being IN
the high condition which ~ after
Ward attained Even ln that one
evening ] asw several things which
shock "a me for I had a vetY high
standard and Il weuf 10 my heart to
So an iii-srranKed camp ~ Ii.
rroomed horse or a slovanlYs ftus,tsszf
That might ! Hupped with - % sssy
new brother officers and I fear that
iu my keai ! showed them huiy too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
THE d4DDNd OF soVEREidNs

KING "a England %
Italy the en Emmanuel utn not
ioas i1aeH nsrn tahet president II France 30 iusi
hack Great HHH where ne call made him
last aasefte Of London
that si Roosevelt president United states
visit England ne elected
Formerly welded the soil
than the they seldom ffem thr realms
Wien always AZ the head ef
% calls
rabns exchanges 90
aud put az bay
reporters ths
XVI o night hut Il an III
him wish leave Ms Kingdom.
but he dd as
had to bc haes ualeF the hla horse
display rsinsialed IN tae
rues hs out 81 theebet 20 ST. Denis h ast ar
y rasue aud
Gorts.
aausuraed honor 81 ouco VIC
q followed the
example whole world
suey the beauty
pleasures the 'fendeEveu
even ne g
noHnsdh
established them OF ciHE
eAVaadipg before their
uniforms There All The railway
conferred rxht and left sNhN
rulers Of states always STIR
Wholly sha modern facilities q international cuuea
yield apprccahie advantage 70 ntffa
pcticst uspetnK personally
- fovelsn arrass enly o frghien anoiherf
Faia diaHrra
1851 the temptation %
Kfupp cannon much
opposition and 10 ride IN crown unef TIE
Trtonphss
pssus eaahp lie veil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
LAND MONOPOLY IN TWO LANDS


ssnay Each q trssaaa q
lofty eenesatan % siatssnansaip
Rssh rs-sts b. osa
nxia ths
Hssh parunu lass
- he national
irsatsn nons q people the ra
d
singular anaaey hath .
Sea ~iA he q eiyiisstan
fofhe ne st fhsf arm % pa
his sh
ts psrticipass IN aatarai wealth
the Nest etfansr a.
raaY SEEM csk = freiana
4. dealing ufth proh~sa asrieai WITH eas
as ~ - 80.
\ =
naf efssr @ realss ~
catered Tbs esson nat
nk ths rf1 q snd touf
ireland ppaFnE t. sp ffcHa h
peor q asahs snd nsa
fhelr
danxerfhat o. a met hnesfu 49,
lsrson iHsfssd q making
sussn pspFetees - shah make sss stfk fAasz
ay comparatively fow swat psafFs'oss
s-AE strife stands ne Eres
west raaseslhs sisasas sstasas sAls
hair hllan deltra % r
Drsameat psopis settler Into a
h spv
erFsn ovsrts year
ieilaE e p,opiss heritage vii -
his wish
AIS and he wnp aas froanar nawnataon
avail snythlnN ~sl BE- eH1
sssG hs afssr = s,otenF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

tosaiho frankly negotiations OPENED with him an E
Iua haauatisfa washington satisfactory price be
DESTROYED The plates
presidents political should money taf he
photographs that the public naturally would Ae 70 see
From the standpoint Of political managers
aplras easily neaaihle or public tnonueh
yacht has heen ofehaue ana
the famous ttahenH"ln o the
emperor
naehlfetuc ANA u maHnncenee That
90 This part OF the public
think the public has no eusassa 70
anything about
psnes luxury people might have
unsupported relentless unu~fseas
bile Photographic
politics
spent u making noatns palace
Common People who faets The hl r. hpt
supposed be worthy box Al picture Of TIE elegance be has
for
U when Law fails 20 bring about thhH
earnestly political hfinE about
quite
pictures BY eFuei law
censorship We liberties
lsu us %
appears need laws q All
sal Ions money magcay onfarssa submission.
Hs Who the laws 70 the man who hoa
$ =
how much paid to suppress
hot would be Interesting supoeY
80 political
. the public tn isnofaues % things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
THE LIARS on WALL STREET

nysstasn been pfaaasa TIE waa street Hoak e
~ BE n ctaH uxiy reports
eulatfd stptka.
Il csaflaaea periods resaty rsussi~s
- - -, - - &s- - Srso&
order bear aasn thu s sad purchase hs Il s aA fs
=
Prom that dirty business
sanararily straak parts
wni AZ issi
s3ases promptly. >
hat 81 il II . permitted Nf
tanty outIassa GA aald mighty
safsHnent snfea n ttat
business furnish materials
n4aisgs
for Wal street indignation AMI d.
- Fact th@
tie fhfxh Binx Wi
street a country Kfavsfard
an order 70 .hsaf other peepies
rot D. debris.
formed ~ traht-iina hslpn
The exchange
every nshhot
hoef :
ioonE haa siFaek Wall street
he ha q smashed Ms lantern despair
iaru uaf 9
, rrreusanY
shoa1 Il b. soks q nshtniHx
powder ri1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

ri@nf Yea hsse Bat r. pc IS 20 yoar
slant
ms 49, cheerful hssiHnl1F
viii caHfess e. Teu. ms friaHas. that
caia Elm uaaafd 81 ms saas aal dat
rs hsif fsse up1n M hsaa
"N1eHes me- W.. sast = a. ! ss-
lutcd r am ewaFe that : have Foil.
leerea FER eerfvcr - gHsat eeHxer.
buf fhe exact ,l.taiia haze nas SEA i.etB
given q ne
''Cai Perrin. sasd f.auass. severely.
IS Is Haf#sf e. arss fhta brave efuerr
% voiuHfsEf before D. ifssfra SHAT re
p=filz aFs - shleh hs asH De exga>
"a
Bot aifHaHf ! maN myself aHeu more.
Sit. sHs# Z HTrwif aa# = FsnaaFk
thai the srafsr the danger the Ersater
tiss zaars ard fhst rassit aasaF -.
~ .alaafsarisg n : found that that
there pare no risks % ran-s
u VS. aehis spseh. Ard my ap-
rsarsnes gave force 90 uF Harfs. for
the musnast Nas q hefate figure As
raw IAunes' eyes fiaed n admira-
ton upan nag face u thrilled me- %
think hHm HniEndid wHa the dehst
which ] VS. making ~ thr army a
spain. II died that aiEht M nsus
wauid not - foTFotten. ~ nee co-n-
raass ard M oid. divided n Al siss.
would stiii have reint = Huien "a
their iaHe and admiration Il Etteuzs
Gerard
Ger. Rasost explain TIE situations
Sai3 i.annes briefly
me snEinerr officer ruee his conn
passes tn his hand. lie led me- 20 the
A. a s.sssssfsag q. So h4sfH cray wnu
which lowered up amongst fhs dehrls
n the shattered houses
THAT l. The snnmy,s unesens lire q
dsssnes.H raia he "a - the vail q
the great eanvsrf 81 the Maaanna. u
We can easrr a ths city must fall h1t
they have Fun couuserrninss all rouad
a and the walls are 50 enormously
thleh thai u wouid ha an ifzmsnee Ia
ior 60 breach u uifh artI1isry. We
happen 70 know. hrueNaf. hat ne
cns.fnY have a cansiderahis store a
powder In ere ~ ths lesef chambers
n that caitid b. exploded the way
would be clear for Us
sIfaw rau Il be renchoar. asked,
II wlu explain We have a French
agent within thc town maFued Hubert
This brave snan has been ln eenstaut
communication with "a. and he had
promised t. explode the magazine. II
was 20 he done On fhr early fnorrinE
and fur fNo DAYS we have had q
storfnlnE party - lon greuatiers wnit-
ms for The breach 20 BE- formed But
there has been 30 exrlesieft. and t0r
these Two aavs W have had 10 coln-
Immigration frosa Hubert The uues-
ti0n In what has become II hims
tcentinuea1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

~hich YOU have greeted me. and I
should Hold Nau e unworthy Of 4 n
en nnY pfstsxt Yea refused 10 grant
g.
"fou viii have no difficulty npan
That SCORE said the major 4 an
prepared 70 waivs every rank ard %
give ypa ever Satisfaction In the
name - the hassars u coufiaHa
thank fuAs ] answered 4 feel
haweysf. that I have Some claim at.sn
these otaer gentlemen Who have
laughed at my expense
Whom wesild yau fish,. them ask
"a Capt Frlistan
All ~ s0fs. answered
ThsS looked in SURPRISE from one 20
the uthef. Then they drau OF - the
enn - tnH room ara Z heard the nusr
~ their whispers. Evidently they sfIlI
fhouEht theF had to a. with some emp
- hraxsart Then they returned
Your fa4ueMi i unusual said Mai
olivier but IL will b. granted lev
% yea propose 20 conduct such a dasif
The terms lie with you
abrrs sald ]. and I will take 90
IN order ~ seniority hcsinninH with
Y0u. Mai olivier. ~ 6 O'Clock / vii
thus be- able "a devote five fninutra %
each q yau before ne assembly -
blown. must. however. brr You 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

- tns ioeaiity
They we're impressed by my Geld and
practical manner Already the smile
had died aNaY from their lips olivier .
face vas 10 longer mockinK but tt waa
dark ard stern
FasFs T. small open space behind
ths horse lines said hs We have
haia f== =ss=4r= - s4,H,,9 t4,..f- -.
"a has done feff we'll We shall be
thefe Capt. Gerard. a. the hour you
name
vas n tbs act % bowling II thank
them for their acceptance whsn the
door of The ne~sroom was flung open
and the colonel hurried into the room.
with an aKftated face
-Gvnuemsn. said he. II have been
asked 10 eaii for q volunteer from
AInonE yeu for q s>rivce involving
ne greatest possible danger will
not disguise from you that the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

exactly a. ~ occurred. Save for two
az three men aaa g score of two Of
women. you are the first Nh0 have
ever heard the story.
You must knaw theu. that Il vas
IL the Second Husaara called the
HussarS ~ Cnambsfan that had
a@rs#ss as lieutenant sni - =
lua4ss captain. A Tire time ! Hpea !
- I araa only = Yeas ~ age aa
rec kless and desperate a man AZ AIRY
in shsf Great army. II ehanCed that
the war had GENE 10 a halt IN Ger
many. while u waa afili raging n
spain. 80 the emperor. wishing 20
reinforce the Spanish army. tFans-
farred me ~ Senior captain to the
Hussarn ~ Fanfisna. which were ~
that time IN the firth army corps.
under Marshal Tsannes.
~ VAS = long tourney from Berlin
70 the Pyreueea. Ny new regiment
formed part % the force which. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

is SERIOUS n tlis Ia, d-zrea ana fhs'
-. y. $50 - - s.'i.s - 49, - 49,. e
ofncsr fsssalas D. ran - better auaf~Ii
than 80 officer ~ Infantry 80 = "a
ginHsrs. 81 "a efhrfs eha III Sol
urteaF~
nsea nat So fhas 81 fhe unmarried
qffiesrs STEPPED 20 ne frans The etd
enri looked ft.unh in some sfataafaaB.
meat eaaiA aes hia agleaama y;
was tss isst nag who shausa 80 ana
~ Il was the lsust man whom BE epaid
least susfe
sir. sala !. may - permitted
- make sHRFestion
Als isekss. - sss ~ish : bard ssrs. lie
HAD net farxaffra usF ripasfs eflanN a.
supper HaeAk said be
= wHa1# fsEius oaf. cir sa4a ! shai
tlslH expedition - mine, iaash ~ fsshf
sfa - ssHsess4sncs
why - Fapf Gerard
NY riahf because au the Senior
captain II convenience hseaase =
shall net - missed o. fhs regiment
s.nce she men have not set iearusd 20
AMOS me
The ealnnsfs fratures rHlaaea
There l. certainly truth IN shat yea
sar. Capt Gerard. sid fe Il think
mat yea ars indeed host fitted % 80
upon this mission. n yea etH come
via me- I'll Eive you your insirlc-
fians~
wished ny nsw comrades Eood
nixht 81 left the ruuri ard ~
psatsa that 7 Should hold myself a.
their Disposal 81 8 0'cioek - the morn
ing Thsy bowed ~ silence ard 7
fbouEht ] could 49, frarn the express
- ~.
ready begun 90 take q more sasf view
- nv character.
had expected that the colonel
would It enre inform me Nhat Il Nas
that Dad beer rhonen - %. But In
stead - that he walked asf In silence
ard followed behird him We naased
oiit - The camp ard MADE our way
ssss,siss = ssss's as-s siHd ~Fsf H4f~ fiifH-
"a heaps = stonrs which usFked ne
ga vail u the town. within there
Sas tabzFinth 81 passages formed
among the debris ~ ihs houses which
had been destroyed BY the mines y the
susineers Acres ard arres we're COW
cred with sniinterrd walls ard plies
- brick u What had onre been a pop
uioa. suburb Lanes had been driven
through = ard lanterns placed at the
corners with inscriptions 20 direct the
wayfarer The colonel hurried on
wards Until 81 last after Ions xsik.
10 found our way barred hY a hish
sras sail which stretched right
arrcss eur Path. Here behind : bar
ricade. Las uaf advanced Euafs The
colonel jed me into rnofiezA hauss
ard ihs-r found t~s Ts1srai off,
GERS. map stretched over drum IN
s-ess = sAs-ss. :s=s ssss=.siss s===i.i= e
scanning The map b. The feeble
light - a lantern. The ere uith the
riean-shavsn face and the twisted neck
vas Marshal I.auucs. the ether was
Gen. Rsseut. the head u the engineers.
Capt Gerard has volunteered 10
so" said the colonel
Marshal t-annes rose from bis knees
and ahopk me by the hand.
You ar a brave man sir" said he
"a have present a. make 70 yeis he
add. handing me q very tim glass
tube. II has been specially prepared
hy DR. Farfiet. At the supreme mo-
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der Marshal I.annsa. vas then be-
sisg.uE she sfa utzh town u SafaEnas
So J TUNED my horses head tu that
direction. thrfsfefe. and behold me
q week OF % later At the French
/ headquarters. whence 7 wEH directed
r. the camp Of the Husaatn - Con-
ftaua
You have rad. no doubt. 81 this
famous siege of SaraEussa. and
Niii only SAY that 10 general cuuid
have had q harder task than that
With which Marshal f.annes vac
confronted. The immense city vas
crowded With horde Of spsniafds@
soldiers. pea samts aud priests ali
fllied with the ulusf furious hatred
~ thr French ard the most savage
determination tn perish before they
would surrender There wefe 20 600
men in the town and only 70 600 20
hesieEe them Yet we had a poesfs
ful artillery. and anr engineers were
- the hctt There was never such
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HOW THE BKIGkDfER JOINED
TIE BgssARs or COMPLAINS.
HAYS I ever told you. my friends.
the circumstance connected with
ny toininH the Hussars OF Contains
at the time of the siege - SafsaDasa
ard thu very remarkable exploit
which I performed IN connect ten
wifh the taking Of that rityf Mo-
Then you have indeed sonnet hiHE
stiIi 10 learn. I silI tell " 10 you
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TaLa Aavantaas

or The so round trip rate 70 skag-
wnv and return. Past steamers
Dolphin and Humboldt August II.
2s. 20. September I. see First ave-
nue..
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SOME VANISHED PICTURES

photographs showing
suddenly disaprearsd.
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I've very 30
thlaE have al
ready happened IN
ths hgisf history
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