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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
NINETY DAYS.

George Fransworth, who arrived
from Reno few days ago and placed
his wife In the tenderloin, to save him
self the task of earning a living,
went cunning for large game yesterday
He was evidently full of dope and was
hunting for his wife with the avowed
intention Of killing her, when he was
arrested by officer Regan and charged
with carrying a concealed weapon. His
plea to the charge was guilty and
Judge Bridges sent him to Reno fol-
ninety days to give him chance to
cool down.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04

Miss Mabel Dolan is visiting friends
in Winnemucca.
Mrs. D. E. Henry and family have
returned from visit to Salt Lake.
Work on the construction Of the
new Orphans Home building will com
mence in about two weeks.
Chief Dispatcher T. F. Donslin has
returned from Vallejo. Cal. where he
attended the funeral Of the late Dr.
Anderson.
The work Of grading for the shops
at East Reno will be further hiRdered
when the G. A. RS. pass west as the
work trains will be taken off to insure
more speedy transportation OF passen-
gers.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
BRIGHT FUTURE.
Work Begins on the Big Canal Within
SIX Weeks.

now.
There ought to be great rejoicing
now. Property values are better today
than they we're year ago. We will
soon have more business than we ever
had We are now assured OF per-
manence that we never had before
because the removal OF the shops has
always been the bugaboo to scare
away investors and enterprises.
We are not now confronted with
theories. but substantial facts.
There is no room now for the theo-
rist who held the boards so long shout
ing that the irrigating of the lands in
Nevada and about Wadsworth was
delusion and a snare and would never
happen. at least. never in the time Of
this generation. They can go way
back and sit down.
There is question now that even
{ new shops are built In Reno that the
Wadsworth shops will ever be taken
away. The Southern Pacific intends.
I it can, to hold the right OF way
through the canyon to Wadsworth.
Don't be clam! Watch the pro-
gress Of events. The events that be-
gin to happen in six short weeks.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
Ove- a Million Dollars to
Make the Desert Land S
Around Us Blossom as the
Rose. Steady Growth and
Improvement in Store For
Wadsworth.

When will work be commenced on
the big irrigating canala is the oues-
tion nearly everybody in Wadsworth
has been asking since 1t became an
assured fact the canal would be built
by wise and benificent government.
State Chief photographer L. H.
Taylor, who has had charge Of the pre-
liminary surveys for years past. and
charge of the work since It took defi-
mite shape. and who has written many
articles for the DISPATCH. said last
Friday that the work would be COM
menced now just as soon as matters
could be arranged.
"HoW soon is thata" Well, he has
just returned from Denver. where he
went to consult with his superior Of
ficers and the chiefs of the other states
The most important part of the con-
sultation was to 20 over the bids offer
ed by contractors for the construction
of the canal, to see If the contractors
had complied with the conditions asked
by the government. Some OF the bids
offered complied with the terms. some
did not. Those which did were salts
factory and were sent on to Washing
ton, They will be accepted.
When the papers Lave been signed.
probably a matter Of two weeks. the
contractors are privileged to go ahead.
The contractors need their men.
drills, steam shovels and construction
material and should be able to get a
start by the middle OF next montl, if
not sooner.
The accepted bids for the construc-
ton OF the canal show an expenditure
OF at least a million dollars.
The canal heads above Saliva. runs
past Wadsworth. and Wadsworth is in
the best position to reap the most
benefit.
Times will be more lively in Wads-
worth for the next year than ever in
Its history. and good times will con-
tinue.
After the great excitement and good
times Of the rush that now confronts
Wadsworth and to begin within six
weeks, lasting year or more. there
will come a dearth If the railroad shops
move away. but never again will
Wadsworth be more dull than at pres
ent or less population.
1t appears with a cultivated area
surrounding us greater than the Truck
ee Meadows which surround Reno.
that Wadsworth ought in three years
from now be three times the size It Is
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
POSTOFFICE FOR
OLINGEOUSE.

A petition signed by everybody in
Olinghouse canyon and asking for the
establishment of postoffice there.
The postoffice was discontinued be-
cause nobody would serve as post
master. Hon. ]. F. Crosby has con-
sented to act as postmaster and doubt
less the new office will be opened as
soon as the authorities can act.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
Valuable Time Saved.

Slight injuries often disable a. man
and cause several days loss CT time
and when blood poison develops. some
times result In the loss OF hand or
a limb. Chamberlain Pain Balm Is
an antisepic linlment. When applied
to cuts, bruises and burns II causes
hem to heal quickly and without ma
turation. and prevents any danger Of
blood poison. For sale by E. Girls
void.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
YOUNG MEN IN BUSINESS.

Never before was there such de-
mand for bright. ambitious young men
In business. Our trade, especially
with foreign nations. is increasing In
great bounds. If you have the quail
ties named above you may have sue
cess if you will work for it. Prepare
for business life at Atkinson's Nevada
Business Institute, Reno.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-04
Company Makes Concession

The Florlston paper mill has prom
ised TO strain the acid they turn into
the Truckee river, from this time on.
Doubtless the Reno people will be very
much pleased with the remarkable con-
cessIon. BY everyone filtered acid Is
conceded TO be a much more enticing
and desirable beverage than acid that
is cloudy.-Carson News.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRIEFS z
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Reno.
Miss Daisy Allen is getting along
very nicely.
The potato crop in this vicinity will
be light this year.
Mrs. w. C. Hall and Grandpa Muir
oily left for Reno Friday.
B. C. Beck and family returned
from Sacramento Friday.
Engineer L. A. Potter and family
left for Sacramento Sunday.
Mr.. W. C. Goodwin has returned
from visit to Grass Valley. Cal.
Mrs. c. o. Wentworth will spend
the next two months in Sacramento.
John Vieth and J. A. Eagle OF Leet-
vile had business In Wadsworth Sat
urday.
W. P. O'Bren. representing the
San Francisco Call was in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. |. A. Ross and children left
this morning for trip to Utah and
Colorado.
Mrs. G. A. Macpherson and daughter
Ethel are spending few weeks al
Santa Cruz.
Conductor w. C. Steel and wife re-
turned from visit to Shasta Springs.
Cal, Sunday.
The Truckee river is at low stage
but there has been no complaint as 10
lack of water.
Mrs WE. ,Meeker and daughter.
Ella. are spending the hot weather at
Pacific Grow.
Mrs. E. Shepley and son, lyle. and
Ellsworth Shepley left for Santa Cruz
Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. CIR swold and family return
d to Oakland Friday after spending
several weeks here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Johnson re-
turned home to st Clair yesterday
aIter visit to Reno.
Commissioner F. L. Small passed
through Sunday for. Reno after visiting
Churchill on official business.
Engineer H. L. Huston left Sunday
night for San Francisco for medical
attendance at the railroad hospital.
Thos. Donelin. Jr. Miss Teasle
Donelln and Miss Hazel Bell went TO
Reno Sunday night after spending the
day here.
Charlie Mathews returned from Sac
ramento yesterday. His friends will
be pleased to learn that his health Is
much improved.
Miss Frances Short passed an ex-
animation before the San Francisco
Board of Education. ranking sixth In a
class of over one hundred teachers.
There was. some pulling of queues
and pelting with pebbles when two
Chinese "nlxed It" on Main street
Saturday. but not much damage done.
Booths are being erected at the de-
pot where fruit and luncheon will be
sold to the members Of the GA. K.
when they pass through on their way
10 San Franciaco.
VIM. Gallagher. the popular clerk
at the Nevada House resigned his po-
sltion and lett Sunday for Grass Valley,
Cal, where ne will 60 into business on
his own account.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
GtutuuuN.

s 3 + It e r (drgerli9): .Metne
erfte Srau bat bic @ef9i9ten ale sez
slaubt, bic i9 ibr erodblte. IS au:
Die mar au9 jinser!"
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u1iGen(d6aft(id6e Magage.
8erIins llniberiitatss MaKasesMuitalt
nnh lire 3mede.

WaFaee In alter mno ne,,er Setf-SabIM.
sowsfiS aarriere u @erSienHe Nm,
pensane Der 1taWaee-Ginsisartiees Sn,
ititat tn ssr @e.t.
Die 8ebanbluns &ranter mittelit
MaHase, als cine &ombination BON
WiFenfdaft unb &unit betra9tet, 1T
perbdltnibmdBig jung. Wenn bies
9eilberfabren i'm Nltertbume gu bober
8liitbe selanste, 10 tit es i'm Mittel=
alter, ais Die 4erate unter benz gins
fluf1e berrf9enber relisiDfer Mni4auu=
gen ii9 eattpDbnt batten, bic 0orsdnse
i'm menf9li9en &Drper boraus@
febunsslos gu beoba9ten, in 8erfaG
seratben. He9t lansiam selaag es Der
Mafase, i'm leBten @iertel bes per<
fl%offenen Sabrbunberts. bas ibr Sabrs
bunberte lang anbaftenbe 8eitperf bon
fi9 abauf6itteln unb fi9 bon benz ibr
Wefen berbuntelnben Mpftiaismus gu
befreien. Oen Meraten unb 9ilfes
fu9enben fonnte es ni9t entgeben, bab
rdube Gmptrtter, tpelhe 1th bie1er Wtez
tbobe bemd9tigten, ni9t felten neben
S9dbtgunsen audi grfolse aufaupei@
fen batten in 5daen, in tuelden man
NIT ben iibliden Metboben Der @9uls
mebiain ni9ts mebr gu errei9en berz
mo9te. giner Der 9auptportdmpfer
Der rationellen Mafase Bel ibrer Mns
tpenbuns fotpobl gu bpsienii9en
3peden als aud our &rantenpflese
unb als bebeutenbes Msens BEL elmer
erpben Heibe bon 9irursii9en unb I'M
neren 2eiben TT profefor 5. 3abluz
bopsti, Der Direction Der l1niperiitdts@
Mafage=Nnftalt in Berlin.
3ablubonstt tpurbe 1850 in 8ialpz
ftut, Hublanb, seboren. ST ftubirte
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mfnrrTpr,tdr.

Oer g m m a nbeur gum
Mbiutanten): rSn Der gan5en gsfa@
bron liegt ni9ts brin, unb oas muB
rauS!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Yrofefor s. aabluoolpsfi.

an Der MilitGr= Mebiaini19en Mfabez
mite gu petersburg Mebiain unb nabm
i'm @anitdtsbtenft tie Der ruffif9en Or
NEE 1877 auf 1873 am GeIoause gez
gen bic Siirfei tbeil. SIM Sabre 1879
trat er etne Stubtenretfe ms Muslanb
an, bic ibn na9 Wien. paris, 4miters
oam unb Berlin fiibrte. Muf Weranz
laTung Grnft b. 8ersmanns fiebelte
3ablubonsft 1882 na9 Berlin iiber,
um bic Musfibrung Der fpftematti9en
Mafage an Der 9irurgif6en uniperitz
tdtsz&lintf au iibernebmen. St leste
1885 bas beutf9e Staatseramen ab
unb eebDrte 1888 gu ben ben aaifer
5rtebri9 bebanbelnben Qeraten. Na4>
benz er 1897 bon Der preubifden Mili>
tdr= Notwithstanding NIT benz I'm
terri9te Der Sanitdtsoffioiere bes
garbetorps in Der MaHase betraut
porben nar, tpurbe ibm 1900 bic 2eiz
tung Der erften ftaatliden Mafasez
Nnftalt Der l1niberiitdt Berlin, fopie
bas bamit berbunbene 2ebramt fir
Wahage iibertragen.
Oiefes MafagezSnftttut, bas felt
Ieinem nun BALE D~retidbrtsen 8eiteben
zine rese Sbdtisfeit entnidelt fat, bient
einem breifa9en 3pede: 2ebren, 9etz
len unb 5orf9en. Maebrere 9unbert
S9iler, barunter Nerste aus aIer
9erren 2dnber, baben bier ibre 4us@
bilbuns in Der pifenf9aftltden Mafz
lage senoKen, unb INNER neue S4iiler
ltrDmen berau. Oie 3abl Der 9eilung
Su9enben, nel9e bier idmmtli9 UNI
.ntseltli9 bebanbelt nerben, belduft
li9 auf nabeau 100 i'm Sage. 3abluz
botpsfi aber gebibrt bas @erbient, Der
WeaKage einen ibr ME mebr gu ents
3iehenben plab in Der 9eilfunbe pers
I9afft gu baben, gum Woble Der lets
benben Menfden. 0ie Mafage, tpte
3ablubopsfi lie lebrt, 1T eine dratli4e
Runft. auf ftrenser Wifenfdaft be-
rubenb; fie erforbert BON @etten bes
ausiibenben cine senaue &enntnib bes
meni9li9en aDrpers unb feiner Orr
game. Die Mafase tit gu elmer 9eilz
metbobe getporben, au Der 0erlebte unb
Dperirte our f9neIeren @eninnung
Der @ebrau9sfdbisfeit ibrer Drsane,
oann an Stoffne9iel= unb @erz
pauunssft0runsen 2eibenbe, enbli4
BON Nerbenf6meraen unb 2dbmunsen
Befanene tire 3ufludt nebmen. 3ablz
feih itnb bic Publitationen, bic 3ab<
h1botpsti bat erfdetnen laFen unb
pelde NIT nur gang gerinsen Musnabs
men bic Mafuse gum Gesenftanb boz
ben. Sein 2ebrbu4 rTedntf Der Maf<
Iase" tpurbe in nebrere frembe Spras
heu iiberfebt. Das BON ibm s~eleitete
| Snftitut aber III ni9t rlr bic erfte
beu.fde l1ntberittdts> MaiIasesMnfalt.
Tonber1 au4 bic auerft erri9tete nnis
berfttdts<M afage<M nftalt In BET etDts
Thirteen Melt.
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af1te nte Alten Cian1en.
Grieb4en: .8itte. Diana, Tag
uns bod elm GebeimniB, mir fpielen
RaffeetrGna1en."
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Gin btlltgeS 6etm.

1900 Nder 9agb in Stearns @ountp in Ell
ner 9e9enb su %perfaufen, no nur beutl6e
Sarmer mobnen, cine bis pier Weilen BON
Ser Stabt, Rirde unb S9ule, Creamery,
Mible unb pom einem Warftplab, mo- Der
Tarmer ole Yrobufte seminnbrinsenb per-
fanfen fann. Ser 8oben 1T i6,per unb Bot
lebntise l1nterlase. Ober1dde i9marser
2ebm unb peuenf0rmig. Yreis fir pilbes
2anb pon SIS bis 500 BEN older. Mud cul=
tipirte Sarmen Bel mir gu faufen: 100 Ider,
Don benen IS unter gfus unb 80 Nder Wiez
len iinb, nit neuem Sramebars nnb Staa,
anbertbaIb Meile pom Der Stabt NIT 700
ginmobnern; SO, 900. Serner cine 100 Ider
Sarm, pier Meilen pom Der Stabt, IS Mder
inter pfug, 20 older Wieien, Der &eit nit
Drabtsauu umseben; Yreis S4.950. Cine
brittle SSarm, 200 Mder sroB, 60 Mder inter
Bfus, 20 Mder Wiefen, Der &eft init Orabt>
aaun ,i1ngeben. @roBer StaQ, Saus unb
Srudtbaus, 81 Meilen pen Der Stobt. greis
1880. Nebf bielen nod anbere Sarmeu 3u
lebr biuisen preiien, feline $25 per Mder. Die
Na9baren %perlansen bas Ooppelte fir 2anb.
bas ni6t 10 9uten Boben bot. Ser elm Bill
lises 9eim min, wenbe ii9 on
GetttN 8lente, Sreeport, Winn
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selma: r2ieft Oein Yapa meine
@ebi9te au99"-8 a: sd
tpetb es nt9t, beimli4 tpirb er iie f4on
lefen!"
Wier Oinge inD es be
onbers, auf pel9e ieber in Der
Mufaudt Der aiiden nu9 Grfols fire,
benbe 3i9ter gu a9ten bat: peinli4fte
Retnliafeit, gutes, ndbrrei9es 5utter
unb r%eselmdBise Tiitteruns. rei6li9e
@eriorsuns NIT Sanb unb 8riinfutter
unb 10 Diel Sonnenfdeiu als mDsli4,
nit reihli9em 9enufe frif4er 2uft.
8et BEN 8 imbeeren finh
I'M nd4ften Sabre muir bic biesidbriseu
Sriebe frudttrasenb. pdbreub bic in
btefem Sabre fruhttraeenben 9riebs
d%bfterben. Oesbalb 1T es nOtbig, mad
Der Grnte lebtere unten an Der @rbs
abauf4neiben, bamit bic tpdbrenb beg
biesiGbrtgen Sommers getpahfeneu
Mustriebe better sebeiben tDnner.
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g eIebrter: r9onnertpetter,
tpenn t9 iebt muir niibte, mo i9 mid
ausse5ogen babel"
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w. SAUNDERS,
NJ w 0A I
gambler in
8tcDcleS.
8Iauer Sront Store, oett
0rau0 Central ae4eniitet,

Vr0Wc OeWtr~k DeUeWNVSV<
SD babe einen pouitdnbisen gorratb por=
aiigli1er gicpcles, ber fol9enbe portbeil=
bate befannte !3peirdberj in fi9 i4l,eBt:
Momard GbainleSs, Der 66nis Der
fettenloien Gdoer.
NaeNeIe, bas Ieidtlaufenbeffe &ab pom
auen. geiebt es nnb nrtbeilt ielbft.
WsitGeu, erfolsret4 sebanbbabt brei
Sabre lang.
8tt8bp, periudt nnb erprobt.
Spre1t Dor unb pdblt, mas Sbr fur
ben CONNER 9ebrau1t, bepor Der gln=
bran9 ba lit. Gine p~oDfGnbi9e Mlsuabl
In Stres nnb allem j3ubeb0r. Grpert Ge=
paraturen unb l3peirdber gu permietben.
NIe Yreiie fur G6ber unb &eparoturerr
iebr ansemefen, Mnb bas bette BON aIlem
9arantirt. GtaS. -. GattttoerS,
81 8icpcle=g erfdnfer.
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.y1te III ipdt aur Be15eruna,

rNte gu ipdt aur 8eheruns.
mag auf einise Sa@en ansewenbei
merben, rperr aber guer Bferb cine
Sdntttmunbe bat, eine S@ramn,e irs
senb etner Nrt, 10 1T es nm 10 better,
ie raider Sbr Coles uetertudre gars
boltialbe anrpenbet. sic beilt raid
unb ldBt ,ie eine Narbe surid. ga.
ranttrt. SOC unb 81 Bic &anue Bel
Mpothefer Marttn Molttor.
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Rtttpltdter 3t11turdr.

81 ter: rSte Strup<5abrit
bat Plette sema9t."-8 a r
rMtorgen 1T bic 4usf9iittuns Der
MaHe.-J + B ben: rM9, tpenn
ba unferetns NIT leden biirfte!!"
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w, F. DONOHUE.
gpuntD : Mnmalt.
~. Cine Ereppe bod TIM @ourtbous,
0tnce: ct. gloub Winn. 2O=li
Smternattonale Convention
Cute 0eIe8enbeit.

Die gerliner Safe go. 122 9ennepiu Qpe.
Winneapolis 1T uorseriidten offers bes gi=
ge%ntbImers pe9en uuter portbeilbaiten ge=
binSnn9en 81 perfaufen; es if bas dlteffe
nnb metft nnb belt befannte 2ofal in ben
V%ereinisten Staaten. Naberes i'm 2ofale
lelbf. 29=ba
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8elb III oerletbem.

guf cultipirte Tarnrs sesen lei9te gebins
sutaet uub gu niebri9en Staten @elb 3u pers
Ieiben. gs mirb ii1 @u9 Iobnen, BET mir
por3ufpre@en, ruert Sbr cine anleibe anf
Cure Tarm MAIDEN moIt. 18=1i
g. 9. 0orutatt. ct. glonb. Winn.
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aus rinrr Drrteinignnnsrrnr.

Werfbetbiger: ~. W{eine
9erren. bebenfen Sic, baB Der Mnsez
tlaste ft9 erit gu Sbdtli9teiten binretz
BEN lieb, als i'm Der 8ldser Elm 3bt=
rooeros nannte; sic tperben begreifen,
bab er biefes Rbino5eros ni9t auf fi9
fiben lafen fonnte."
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BnHbuft.

M aler: rOenf' Dir, beut' iinb
brei YortrGts BEL mir beftelt porben!"
S nSiebit 9u, bic Men>
fden finb bo9 ni4t 10 f9le4t, als Du
fie ma(iti"
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annnsrhure Orit.:ralitdt.

sd berii4ere Se, meine 9erre, met
Morts4e bat e. folofales Salient!
Wenn Der fei' &ompoitione fpielt,
f9ret'n ollie: Das 1T ia Wagner!-
limb mebr tann mer bod nit Derz
IanQe!"
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Su ~oerfaufen.

Wilbes unb clltiptrtes 2anb in MinneIo.
ia, Norb : Dafota unb Wiscon1in. Bebiu=
snn9en II. Yreiie tommen fanm in getra4t.
%. s. 0an9pte s Co.,
27=1ir SO. 1875. Mue. &C., ct. Gloub.
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wsaWaoe In alter Mno memer Setf-Sabta'
oowsfiS 8arriere ame @ereiemhe- an'
wsnoane Der NaWaee-einsisartises Gus
ttitmt To ber @eIt.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
MORNING GLoRIEs.

Oh, It's you, my baby. baby!
Morning glories in your fistl
Oh, it's just picture OF you,
OF the lips my lips have kissed!
Yellow ringlets all a-lifting
To soft caressing breeze
You among the morning glories-
Oh. it's pictures such as these
That lift up ones heart to glory,
Where supernal lights shine through
Morning glories, lifelong glories!
May they ever bloom for you! Is
May they sway their beauty blossoms
Always, always low for you!
May their cups be always trimming
With their weight Of crystal dew!
May you always be as happy
Through the years that come and 60.
As you are here in the picture
Where the morning glories blow!
May refreshing breezes seek you
With q soft refreshing touch!
You're your papa's moi ming glory,
And he loves you! Guess how much!
Guess how much your papa loves you!
Now I seem to feel you creep
In my arms just as you used to
Hear you whisper: ''Dess heap!
So you guess your papa loves you
Just a heap, dear heart, you dot
You a-stoop amid the grasses
Where the glory blooms are blue!
Dear, kiss the picture of5you-
Bless the day that you begat!
''Dess a heap" Indeed your papa
Loves you, baby, all Of that!
-. NJ. Lewis. in Houston Post.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
A UNITARIAN KITE.
scribed by Its Invent0r-With.
stands Strong Breeze,

my invention Mr.. S. F. Cody writes,
in his article in the Parsons, explain
ing his recent invention, Il have called
the Cody Acceptance One of the main
objects aimed at in the construction OF
the aeroplane is utility forFeconnoiter-
ing purposes-during any weather, day
or night-in time of war, both on land
and at sea.
I'm it's present stage it has been proved
quite practical as carrier and support
for wireless telegraph apparatus, for
taking photographs at any given alti
tude, man-lifting and signaling.
During my recent experiments at
sea it has been conclusively proved that
my aeroplane will fly successfully with
a vessel that is going full steam ahead
with a beam gale; the same success in
flying has been achieved on land, with
no more than a seven or eight-miie
breeze.
Then, again, I have experienced a
wind Of SO miles an hour, and perhaps
the strength of such force will be bet
ter understood and realized when I say
that it is almost strong enough to up
root trees and carry away solidly.boilt
frame hoUSeS,'
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
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Wilhelm
By PRANK q. SWEET
Copyright. 1905. by Daily Story Pub. Co..

NOOD morning. Wilhelm" Mrs. Carr
II looked up from her book as TALL
broad-shouldered Wilhelm, the garden
er, tiptoed heavily across the veranda.
rs there anything can do for you?"
Nilhelm's good-natured face broke
into a deprecating smile.
'Goot morning, Mis- Carr" he an
swsred; "and yes, there be something. l
viii hat ten dollar"
''Why, you had ten dollars yester-
day."
Eyes, but dat was for something else;
dis be for anodder ting. can hat him,
yes?" somewhat anxiously.
"Of course. There is still over hum
dred due you" She rose and stepped
through broad, low window to desk,
returning few moments later with a
crisp note, which she handed him. "You
ought to take your wages each month
and put the money In bank, Wilhelm"
she said, as she resumed her chair and
picked up the book. "You would be
drawing interest then"
Wilhelm shook his head.
1T better like dis. know who lose
money in de bank, one time, and hat
none of him. Tank you for dis. I 60
now"
But still he fingered. Evidently that
was not all. The book was again low
cred.
''Well?'
1T is bout de girl, Greta," Wilhelm
deprecated. "She be de finest girl in de
world
Eyes, Greta is a very fine GIRL" Mrs.
Carr 'assented; 'and q splendid cook.
What about herr"
But there was little smile on Mrs.
Cars lips now, and the book was once
more closed, with q teweled finger be-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
WHICH ONE WAS RIGHT

Four little girls, all in a row,
Before the blackboard jetty:
One little word they had to write.
They thought and thought with all thei
might;
Then r and and T and E,
The first one spelled triumphantly.
And "Good!' the teacher said. said she
To laughing little Lefty.
The second looked, and frowned bit,
Although she wasn't fretty.
Should she begin with r.? Instead
She wrote w at the head.
And "Gocd" again the teacher said.
To happy little Hetty.
Now to the third each little word
Looked very small and petty;
So w R G H T,
A long, long word she wrote in glee,
And "Good!' the teacher said. said, she,
To knowing little Netty.
Then, last Of all, a little maid,
With blue eyes soft and pretty.
Took off the w, left the G,
And wrote it, r G H T..
And "Good" the teacher said, said she,
TO bonny little Betty.
Four little girls all wreathed in smiles,
They left the blackboard jetty;
For here's the funny thing I've heard
About that very funny word
Though each ones spelling, as you see,
Was different from the other three,
Each wrote it r G HI T,
From Lefty down to Betty!
Youths Companion.