davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Leg Broken.

Herbert Davis, son of CO. DAVIS,
had his leg broken between the knee
and ankle last Friday at the east side
school house. He was swinging on
a horizontal bar when he fell to the
ground.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Socialist Speaking,

f. A. Hickey, socialist speaker
from New York City, who IS making
a tour of the west, lectured at 'ne
Methodist Episcopal church FRIDAY
evening. Mr.. Hickey is an enter
tanning speaker, and had large anu
appreciative audience.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
DeInelted Woman,

sn.n 'onn Bush, a demented
Isadns. who has been residing at
.,p,s"'' "'' was brought to weiser
be sv, afternoon for examination.
sane ''ng aas board adjudged her
pot Nona sue was taken to Black
|pdant |npay morning, a travelling at
bylum 8 having arrived from the
" take charge of her.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Buildings On Dead Ok Flat.

Several buildings are being con-
lucted by ranchers on Dead Ok fiat,
lumber more will be started as
''n as the necessary material can
procured. Those buildings now
f. Frank Gribbon, j N. Joseph,
pm White, and Harrison Jones.
FcapOnS are being made daily by
pine seekers, and the population is
|aeasing at rapid rate.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Viii Change Quarters.

.-s BELL Telephone company have
y 'as rooms in the Hotel Ven
|,.s. Ol0ck y now occupied by At
| 'eorge ?. Rhea, and will re-
h. 'ue'r exchange Office to it as
L.. necessary repairs and altera-
b,,,.s s"n De made. The present
ksD are too small, aud they have
so'atlng for some time for
' 'ney have now secured.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Work On the Water System.

AS to water works, there are symp-
toms that Jerry has succeeded In
"making arrangements. +" a'er
works are now imminent and II you
can't swim climb tree. WORK on
reservoir is slated to start up today.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Marriage License.

County Clerk Smith has issued tne
following license to marry; Del'
Townley of Weiser to marry Deila
Connell, of Weser.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25

We sell the greatest of blood puri-
fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a
positive gusrantee. 1t will cure all
chronic and other blood poisons. If
you have eruptions or sores on your
body, are pale, weak or run down, it
is just what you need. We refund
money if you are not satisfied 81
cents and $1.OO. DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
His First Check.
Alpine Ida 80
March: l4.th 1908.

Alpine IDA
March: l4.th 1903.
Mr.. Lockwood. Dear Sir
received your favor
of the 9th and found a check enclosed Tor
s.. 80 which | am very thankful TO you
for 7 viii always remember that you
drew tbe first check to my name. Yours
Resnt Andrew Stewart.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
For Sale.

A bargain in city property located
on West Eoff street, also household
goods. Call on or write
Sc If H. S. JONES.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
NNnal'S MYSTERIOUS Death.

Uspa'hes from Baker City of the
~ INST state that Mrs. Henry Du-
FAFaawas found dead in her home
|'I gunshot wound. Suicide was
4'S' suspected but later investi-
''u leu the coroners jury to rem
verdict that death was caused
sDuSnot wounds inflicted by some
'Vu unknown. Local opinion is
'' 'ue woman was murdered.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25

A blue shawl between town ana
Walter Burke's. Finder please re-
turn same to this office and receive
reward.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Socialist Speaking.

State Speaker for the Socialist far-
ty Mr.. A. G. Miller, will speak IN
Weiser. Wednesday and Thursday
April l and 2; Middle Valley, frloay
the 3 Cambridge, Saturday the 4.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Seed Oats.

Just received by Mathew & Moul-
ton full car load of fine seed oats,
First come, first served. So send IN
your orders quick.
MATHEWS 81 MoULToN.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Ranch for Sale.

100 acres of land, 6 miles from
Weiser, under Malhuer ditch' 1or
sale See Ed. R Coulter. 5Otf.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25

|,igbt lsoa saln' ! new Diebold safe,
Epsrrils,' l0'o lbs. and l Densmore
'pply to j. B. ooakley.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
office at Weser. Idaho, for the week
ending March 2Ist 1903.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25
WHY NOT BUY one Of thos

WHY NOT BUY one of those
large lots in Hanthorn's Addition,
where there will be no shacks or
cheap houses. Remember this will
be the finest residence portion Of the
city. l will make you loan TO
build a good house with.
52 If r. G.. MCKINNEY.
STAMP PHOTOS at Marsh's
Gallery.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-03-25

TRY the semi-weekly Signal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Mr. Hickman owns six Hno blood
hounds. aud seven minutes after re-
coiylng the message he was ON the
way with two fullbloodod registered
English bloodhouudg. They were
taken to the RcIchlin residence, The
DOGS were FIRST taken upstairs 20 the
room IN which the young woman was
murdered. Tho dogs sniiiod at the
bed clothing. 90 the stone used TO Nil
the girl and GO the ladder Finally
they were allowed TO take their own
scent They went from the attic to
the girls room then 10 the next room.
aud 90 the bed occupied by Rov. Wal
ser the night before They smiled
at the pillows. but they ala not bay
They went from room TO room, and,
according TO Mr.. Hickman they paid
more attention to the Walser bed than
anything else
After It was thought that the dogs
had had time TO got the scent they
were taken downstairs They were
allowed TO go as they wished. but not
track did thoy and. They were taken
around the house n number Of times,
but nothing seemed TO arouse them.
The ladder was let out OF the attic
window. The dogs shifted unconcern-
odly. DR.. Hickman said there was
nothing TO work on down stairs. He
said the murderer, so far as he could
| tell, never left the house.
During the next few hours the
police say a strong feeling appeared
| 10 be growing against Father walser
| This became serious enough N,
police say. after conference viii
| County Prosecutor stroup. TO justify
the mayor In ordering the arrest o
Father Walser The AFFIDAVIT wa,
drawn and charged the priest with
murder IN the FIRST degree.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15


reached for the cards. and then
"'6acre Dieun screamed Beilafon'
taine. falling with a scared white face
bacL from the table 'Narclsse isis
takln de hand!
and. by the Lord. the cards Of tho
extra sixth hand we're visibly agltated.
They gathered together for all tho
world as though hand arranged
them; they seemed 10 De lifting.
"'You chumpl' cried Drake 20 Belle
fontalne. IT'S only the draught from
the chimney
What did you think II wasr I
managed 20 ask
"8olleiontaiue sat down. wiping his
forehead And then on the hot sum.
NOR air the stroke Of a bell doomed.
then another and another, solemnly
and slowly. Il was tolllng Bellefon-
taino got up and ON legs that tromblod
loit the room, crossing himself us no
went The game was ended.
1t was ended indeed for NarcIaso
lie Blanc. The church holl told ua
that And thon quit pokor lor good
&C. NJ. williams In New York Prose-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

the man at the window. what's the
matter, Iako7 Is the Inspector
nroundY
"Tho man nodded fio had a police
mans helmet bohInd bits back lie
low. De said, lu lcl you know when
the coast De- clear Give me drink
Io aa, h.i drak The window was
closed, tho blinds drawn tho. llghm
lowered AND $50 un.iod m tho dark
Wharl tha mattor. Nafc.sof
asked nuc.ed could hear 10
nlancr Tooth chauerur ooh nod
iuo uodlng Haid NnIciaro hastily Hc
admitted arlorfafd. however thnt the
Niud had chilled him The l'ght wcro
turned up ana tho came Wunt ON. Now
and lhoa Narc.ese ncazld on hcmmod
ln Dos throat Tho ddc OFF mch turned;
Doc woe lollon 0n ono aco fully by four
iHlo ona8 Hud r.fcr ihnt Doc lu0i stead.
/ lly fHas trht ord tO tho gnmo
and 90 10 'iHuc money ne Dor
rovod couple of d1lau from bis
cousin and went miaeu1'y home.
sA months lGier waa .t,nF in
Ii lno aumo ama waH doliue Tho
game do.ut rccm ihc game without
/ Lc Dime D romnrEei gInnc.nr no ihC
now plry0r clumsy fellow How is
/ ho. nolloiontaiucr
"Prelty loW. rald Doe cousin scnn'
ming hl1 card Im Tired. mo a.uIng
up with him. / should ho tAor8 TO-
night j s'poao lll nko two oaldH'
"ft was % Jack not. and Drake had
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Charged by the police with tho murder
or Agatha Rolchln. but acquitted after
"a formal hearing.
ladder was taken from this yard. Fur
thormore Il was old and rotten, being
held together by wires It's owner
says Il would not have held a heavy
man. he being afraid TO use Il himself
The police have found a man who sayf
be saw two men carrying the ladder
on the street near the Reichlln home
but he did not notice whore they went
Father Ferdinand Walsor was sci
free May o. after formal hearing bo
fore Mayor King aud the coronor'i
jury. which was In session all day at
Elyra. returned q verdict that Agatha
Rcichlln cnme to her death from
wounds Inflicted by a stone In th,
hands of O. person unknown.
The murder OF Miss RoichlIn IS SIN
mystery. and at present there ia ab
soIuloly mo- clew 90 the real criminal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
molAns TOO RICH 70 woaN.


sorry fNanl on re'...'A'''i'''e-' WIN
Are Plainly 0eir'ai'.'n9'
Ihe fo'.A"A'l'in' a.'"ND. "DD
hicNhNoo ina'A." o' N.'-'''0'A I u
suffering Hom 700 h'''N ',"Ds '',..'
ec,o'uins 20 ut ''p'l' Ol N''' 'o' IT,
plcason 'upeiil..l "I tu'lN" .y.oD.a.
Ih' lhNI"n', nh' l',' "'.''
40 no. Woi" lo' .Ne Joy o' ~ .Hsa
the WnsA'H-l'h 'aN anu M
means 90 'naule ,n.'' 70 l'.o Nv 'N',
ness nI' r'p'u't u''''l'''h wv, 49,
IN 'he gouI-o %. i n.,. w. '''r XXX. NV
terlof department 9''i''' ''''' '''''
son. .'5. ,,. ...,. ....r5,.o to
unDo. l,,. I. , ~ 'i.,-1.
r ,.. 'o'. ' to, .i''., .o Show.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
MURDER MYSTERY AT LORAIN OHIO
UNsOLVED BY THE POLICE

A jagged piece of stone. covered
with hair and blood Is the only tang.
ible clew TO the murder of Miss
Agatha Reichllu. who was killed May
! at the home OF her brother. the
Rev. Charles Relchlu. the priest In
charge Of ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic
church, Loraln. Ohio
Miss ReichlIn. who was about thirty
years old. handsome. accomplished
and popular was houspEeeper for her
brother Living with them was an
other brother Cassimir. and the Rev.
Ferdinand Walsor of Toledo. was tenn.
porarily stopping at the house The
Rev. Charles ReIchlin was not at
home, having gone TO Kclly's island
TO conduct a funeral
shortly after 1 o'clock on the morn
ing Of May j the Row. Walscr says he
was awakened by smothorcd cries OF
distress from the room adjoining his.
which was occupied by Miss Roichlin.
lie thought she was 100. and waited TO
hear II her brother was looking otter
her He heard sound Of striking
ma 3. and the door between the two
roou.l was opened A short man put
his head around the corner of the door
aud when the Row Walsor saw that
st was not Casslmir. he spoke sharply
saying
What are you doing here? You get
ont of here ns fast as you can
The follow held IN his hand a rock
covered with blood and pieces Of hair
After seeing the priest be left rapidly
The Rev Walser then called TO Cas-
simlr RcichlIu and told him there
were burglars ia the house Cassimi
rushed from bis room aud heard "a,
man going through the attic He fol
lowed and saw him disappear down d
ladder lie returned to the room ant
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

1t takes Havana railroad compan-
les Tor ono discrimination and regard
for uo comfort of pHHenrers Some
OF the ruos aud regulations govern
mg tho.o roads arc mus laid down,
FOR tha benefit of hc ignorant in tho
guido TO llaya1g--u lttIc red'coycred
book. printed in Spanish and tho
quamtoat possible English.
If trains aro delayed and the pas
senger doslsts from going, the ticket
rs rodimod; bui N otherwise. the
train ls ON time and ho desists only
half faro is returned. n tine pasaon-
gor loses enc rain ON hls own fault
no return Whatever ia made.
"The company prohibits tho carry
lnr of more than one rooster In a
nrstcIoas car n carried ln a basket.
and m mo other cars dogs with
MUSCLE and s. doz. Chickens bat no
Geo is allowed n the ears nor nsh or
any other artlclo Injurious 20 tho
comfort oi f1augers'- nTooklyn
Eagle
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

The arrest and charge OF murder
placed against Father Walser 10y me-
means cleared away the mystery sur
rounding the case. while the police
have abandoned the theory that the
murder was committed by robber
they thus far have failed 10 establish
a motive for che commission OF the
crime by the priest
II. and that is the only supposition
upon which they base their theory,
Father Walser entered Miss Reichllns
room and the murder resulted from
her resentment OF his advances. why
was there not q struggle or AN cutlery
that would have aroused Miss Reich
Inns brother, Who slept In an adioin.
Ing room?
II the murder had been committed
Ia that way. Furthermore. upon n mad
impulse. would the priest deliberately
have planned to DECEIVE tho police and
the dead girls brother by placing q
ladder against the house and opening
doors and windows 10 indicate that a
burglar had been In the house and had
escaped?
a new link was added to the chain
/ OF cirrcumstantIal evidence IN favor Of
the police theory that the murder was
not committed by a person who en-
tered the house for the purpose OF rob
berry It was discovered that the stone
with which Miss Roichlin was killed
and which was aftorward thrown into
/ the yard. had been kept In the house
some time being placed before d
door TO keep Il open
Tho only other new discovery was
that two men had been seen carryinl
a ladder from the yard of O uolghboi
OF the Roichlins the night Of the muir
der. and 1t now transpires that III,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
ONE ON TIE PROFESSOR.
Prank Of College Students That Really
Mas Funny.

Was Funny.
In a college town two students were
passing by y painless dentlsts ONCE
shortly after nlghliail when one OF
them. as u he had thought OF some.
thing remarkably funny, suddenly ran
and took down the sign about yard
long that was hanging from two nails.
Tho next morning, when the Latin
class was assembling, every student as
he took his scat and looked toward the
teachers platform seemed 70 be UNI
able 20 keep back a burst Of laughter
The professor Of Latin belonged 10 a
type Of which n hpocimou can be found
iu many a college faculty. lie had no
idea how 10 keep order Ga his class.
and would Ny into rago at the SMALL
est interruption aud launch forth into
TRADE ol abuse. forgetting an about
the lesson. M ihIs way he hud won
Tor himself the nickname of "Gnahas
Tommy This morning tho ,ssHhler
of so many of me class aoomod to in-
mrIaic him and Dee began 90 apply an
Kinds oi opithot- 90 One Offenders With
out iimlnIahme thc meu.ment. how
over AZ laai ho noticed That every
/ body Una lo0Elug of1r hiH bead, turn
/ iur around. ho discovered. H.ih com
tuualy increasing rose the cause of
me mirth 70 uas dcnuats aIsn and
/ the words on 30 were;
"Gaa AdulnIaterod'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
The Sixth Hand

NO. thanks. said the drummer; 1
I'm through with poker"
The men In the smoking room OF the |
ooaalwiso steamship howled In deri'
sion and incrodulity.
"No boys" said the drummer, sori'
ously. "rve sworn on ON poker.
can play tho game any more
well. then. said the man who had
invited him TO Join the game, ~ guess
lt's an OF for tonight don't care
anything about fourhanded poker.
Honest. now. Mac, this Is the biggest
surprise I've had since Cocktail Jim
climbed on the water wagon. What
made you swear ont"
IAN experience had In a game !
played about six months ago, down In
Nova Scotia" said the drummer 1T
broke my nerve. In my business trips
/ visited Halifax about twice year.
and every time / went there sat In a
poker game with the same crowd.
There was big. burly hotel keeper
named Drake, French Canadian
named onoslme Belleiontalno; his
cousin. barber. whose name was Nor
elise 10 Blanc, and an lriahman
named oRolly. The game was
played IN brakes hotel.
"A year ago when ! was there the
game was on Saturday night. aud lie
Blanc did not butt In until well on
toward morning. He was a nice. slen'
der goodIooklng young fellow. rather
delicate and what you might call
pretty, and simply crazy on poker
The game wasn't very high. but II
served to pass away the time.
We'll on this night, Narciaso 10
Blanc came hurrylng into the atuny
little back room, threw OF bis coat
drew out a ten.dollar bin and bought
bis chips The limit was 90 cents
who's wlnnln tonight-you
MEoo Drakc2' he asked.
mol growlod the b.g hotol keeper
and the game went on NarcIggo wuf
steadily and aa steadily drank MIN
OF whisky and water aud aml..l cisal
cites. He hurried through h.a Wor
that night and De was bot and oN
citod
''Phown be exclaimed. but iti
hot Open do window d7ro some
one"
"Hctter not. Nnrciaeo' said; yol
hive Cigarette couHh already sol
arc sitting Win your back 90 the VIA
dow, and youlI catch O. cola nnd o''i
bring ON cauuh oui cauuh brur
on consumption and cuurumpilQn in
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

There rs poo installing the mgnin.
canoe of the compufiaous made by tho
chief OF the bureau of s.atlaticE o. p.
Austin. of the importation ol thc chief
drugs during the last hvo years OF
medicinal opium we imported iu 1898
722s7 pounds ln 1902 the imports
reached the appalling total of 5486l4
pounds. or between seven and eight
times aB much Tho importation OF
morphia and salts rosa from $4,000
Zoo value ln 1895 20 s9G559 in 1902.
those OF cocaine and Halts in the same
period from s59,GGO 20 s25i70i. and
those of opium and m0rphia from
s9S0. 900 20 32.54g.42l in the same time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

straight in his face The oil lamps
narcd. The loose cards jumped on tho
table
IT'S blowing through tho Lean
Fellows ribs. Brrrl Shut the win.
dow' said Drake. Just then head
appeared at the open window and the
light fell upon a grotosquo nose and a
pair OF little sharp eyes The nose
was long and neshloss and stuck out
from the sunken checks like the bcak
OF bird.
1.-THE Lean Follow hlmBeltl Look
Narcissol laughed Drake lie went u
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
he HAo 10 WAIT.
Dog stealors Naive Explanation Of
Lost Time.

Dog stealers Naive Explanation Of
Lost Time.
Sir Edwin Lnndaoor. the animal
painter. one time was about to put
the finishing touches TO the portrait OF
a dog belonging TO q nobleman and
was expecting a visit from his model
when the owner arrived In q state Of
great perturbation without the dog
the animal had been stolen. After
tnlkng over the loss with Sir Edwin
the owner decided TO leave the matter
in the painters hands. together with
a $40 note az n reward for the re-
covory of the dog Sir Edwin'a &C.
quaintnncc with the dog fanclors was
large aud he summoned to HIS aid ono
Jom Smith. who he thought might put
him ON the right track. lie showed
the man the picture and the Tank
note and promised that II the dog
was restored no questions should DO
asked. Six weeks later Smith ar
rived at the studio leading the miss
ing dog by piece OF string. Hero
In your c1O." said the artist and
I supporo ! must ask no questions
But now that the affair is done with
you may Just as well tell mo all
about IT, After a moment OF hosita'
ton tho man confessed that he him
rolf was the thief. You, you
laundering rascal" exclaimed Sit
Edwin. "Then why on earth have
you kept mo in suspense all TINS
timer" "woil. you see, goy'ner," wai
the answer. u stole the dorg but th'
gentleman sold him to kep' i'm %
Jolly close that | hadn't chance o
uicling him again tlll yesterday, an'
that's tho truth a'olp me-"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Principal Story recently said before
a meeting al tho Claagow university
that Andrew CarucgIea gif.a 90 Scotch
educational institutions hnyo "drled
up he local springs OF generosity"
Whuo in the past 10 was easy for him
20 collect more than 100000 FOR the
university. now be- a dineu't for him
10 got $4,000 ne says Mr. camogioa
muiAonucc has scared away other
aiyora of lesser wealth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
Made Characteristic Addresses.

The addresses OF President Roose.
welt and ex-proddcnt Cleveland at ST.
Louis present some marked differ
ouces ln point of rhetoric. and these
are. ln a sonse. Characteristic, Nearly
an OF Mr.. Cleveland sentences are
long ones, several OF them containing
as many as 100 words. and some of
thcm 1850 words President BooaeyolfB
sentences ON tho other hand are an
short and suappy Tile longest SOM
tence 60 hos address contains loss tlan
sixty words and most of thom are
tshortor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
Foundatlon on oTompersnee.r

Roy, a, Ia, Rennlo. pastor OF
the Glenmoro Avenue proHbytorian
church. Brooklyn. was questioning the
pupils Of the church Sunday school,
and asked, among other things, what
i8 tho foundation of Temperament
using the word temperance IN iB
broad and comprehensive sense. After
brief silence q small boy in the rear
Of the classroom who evidently had
kept himself posted ON recent excise
legislation at Albany answered IN
ahrlll treble voice. "Hlgh licensed"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Showing how entrance may have been
effected by the murderer
lighted the gas He then saw that
there were bruises and blood on his
sisters face. An examination showed
that she was dead Both men dress.
ode and the police were called.
Entrance may have been gained
through n small window In the attic,
and the ladder was still against the
building. The stone with blood and
hair on It was on the ground.
Tho investigation Of the coroner
told the story OF a horrible struggle,
The girls face was pounded literally
into pulp. She had received three
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15

Bramau Tho warrant for Father
Walsers arrest charges him with
murder I'm the FIRST degrco.
After sending word an over the
state and failing TO get bloodhounds
the mayor sent word TO n. H. HEX.
man. q dog owner 10 Fort Wayne Ind.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-15
THE CHILD WITH EARNEST EYES.

Ere the dawn grew beside bed
"a
shed through tho worldf she said
old and wiser
a weary while" quoth l. with
7 had need Of
I found lie forcst vile"
greater" said She
tho hungry you fed and wanderers led
And smu on and sadT
/ / said. bitter bread
And time TO be glad
ne spoke no nrnin u
dreume4 about
that name an rnunt Care
tho rushlght out"
friends Kind heaven sends
To ohoora md
friendship bends 10 selfish ends.
An
head. woman" she said
And sohh.ur'y
joy ls ned,
broken faith with me-
he sim she stole
n rricylng look
I
child You Used to Boi'
-Rnihnrino Potion IN Century