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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

share tho meaning Of that suspense
and all the terror Of L. From every
slide now the rain uf shot was poured
ln upun ua. the INCREASING torrent
came. above. below. ringing upuu the
iron ahisid. scattering deadly fraE.
muuta. piowius the waters. Il fell like
a wave impptsnt a broken SEA whose
apiudrift sven could not harm Us TOR
n good rims u steel fenced as about
Ne held the tufreL aud We laughed at
the madness below.
Round with the gum I wuuid cry.
again and again. round with her.
Dolly. lot them have Il evsryWhars.
Ne favora this nisht. my lad full
measure and overtlnWiuE alet them
have IT, for Miss Hutha sake
Ills Joyous Aye aye. SIR was
thing % hear No saiier nf the Old
time black With powder. mad On a
slippery deck fought. 1 nwuaf. as ~
four In that shelter of ths nlfret
Clear az IA the suns day wure tho
waves about va while the crimson
flame isaped out CrauehinH all to-
settler. the sweat upon cur fufehehda.
smoke Ia our eyes. the Wild delight q
Il uuickcninK US we biased at the
enemy unseen. We said that fikht Vas
with as
There were. an far as I could make
out sis boats set Go the attack upon
the great gate. and n or % men
manning them Acting tugnthsr on
such a plan a. master mind had
laid down far them. they tried 70
rush tho ruck frpm four puinta II
tho compass. trusting. Il may be. that
one boat. al least. would land hia uruw
upon the plateau And IN thia they
wrfs successful Pour shot upuh them
a. ~ misht. snAruh ever quarter
with the flying nhallH. nevertheless ona
boat touched the rush Ia spite u "a.
one crew isaped up IN freuAY towards
tho tnrrrnt ~ sudden u Waa. - uns
looked Tor, that great dsmaulafat fla
urca SEEMED upon "a even Whiie We
said that the seas we're clear Whtfi=
inE th~ir knives yelling aus t. the
other. spns siipptns on the Shiny Wed.
others. more sure Ia fsetheld. making
Tor the turrets height the Hauflnsafa
fell upon ~ iiks a haFfteans ara 80
beat "a down that M heart aasnk away
from me. and ! said that the house
Vas lost aud little Ruth naiienden
their prey 81 last
'HtaBd By the Eun-hY the eaa q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

SYNOPSIS.
Jasper ueKg, who tells the story.
goes TO kvusNslaud 10 see his former
mistress, Ruth Helieuden. who.
when she married Edmund CEcrny,
aud was taken to the island asked
him Go come Ia her IN "a year. She
y unhappy, but IN closely watched
ana cannot got away Jasper. who
has with him Dolly Ncnn, Peter
uligh and Seth Barkor. sailors. 10
chased by CHerny'a men ana ros-
taol ~ an Old Frouchman. Clair
del 4une. Ia great storm, Jas
hars shis u loet. leaving the four
m the island alone. They discover
that Crerny ana his men have erect
FL False lights, and live by Turing
ships L. destruction on iha rookn.
Al certain times of the year deadly
Napora arise on the island killing
an who come In contact with them.
To avoid these Caerny haa built
himself house under the aon, ia
the depths ~ long reef Tho
sleep time comes Co the Island,
and bsHg and his companions seek
Tor some shelter.
They ara nearly overcome ny the
Napofa, but thew secretly enter ths
house under the sea by forgotten
passage. While Currny and his men
are away they seize the hume. A
machine gun u laced near tho main
gate
Plenty OF guns are found. Cnerny'r
men return 20 the house.
cn@ny's men attack tho house.
but are driven OFT. Men and women
have been put ashore 90 die In the
fog.
Nine are saved. Including Capt.
Nepeen. q. s. ~ nogg ana the
others start 90 search the house
hega and Nspren 20 ashore % res
cue those put ashore by Cnerny
Several arc rescued and they re-
turn safely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

4 well known fact that rgke street
the leading retail street.-The rneT-
chants are prepared % sell you goods
and save you money. Our fathers and
our grandpaa used 20 tell us that
dollar saVgd was a dollar made New
for you u become convinced 81 this
fact We invite you 10 call and get
our prices on furniture carpets fuga
stoyes-both heating and cooklnK-aa
we'll as steel ranges. We have "a dif-
fcrent kinds o. ranges. The Charter
Oak. champion over all others. which
we are sole agents for. but IN ease
you want any other kind whistler ID
be new ur second hand. We can supply
your wants. for the reason We have al
the present time the Charter oak. Ma
iestlc. Ohio. Garland. standard. Psar-
less, Victor Oak. and many other
makes and brands as we'll as furni.
ture Of every description. both new and
second hand With our department.
stores we can Ell the bill. both price
quantity and quality Remember the
holidays are coming on, do not get
excited and pay fabulous prices but
como and visit our big department
stores and see what we have. act ao-
uuainted. and we will use every effort
20 save you money. Remember the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
Seattle to the Front.

The famous Weltmer School OF
Healing Of Nevada. NO. whore more
than 100 600 people have been cured
In six years without medicine. has
opened a branch school at 1871 How
ell street Seattle. J. u. Wilson and
wife, very successful healara. have
been placed In charge by Mr. Welt
mer. They VIII make chronic dis
eases a speciality. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
UNHEE IN LONDON

II was way back before men
had calendars that King go5o-
mon. the slorioun. imprisoned
FakraAh-ei-Aarnash in n brass
bottle and cast the bottle into
the sen. For thousands OF years
fakruah. who was one % the
Green Jim. and therefore Inn
mortal. resided IN his crampcd
quarters. A short time ago he
was released by Horace Nenti-
more. n young London archi-
tccf. His subsequent perform
ances could hardly be more
lauEhahia
Youscan find out ali about the
Jluuee and hts lauRhabio adven-
lures bHrea8inF a Bottle ~
Trouble. record Of hiH vialt
written By Ensiand's foremost
humarist. y. 4. Anstey. The
story viii begin In The Star
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02

Union Savings q Trust Co. open
all day Saturday. until 2 o'clock
Deposits received in any sum. from
81 90 up: 4 per cent interest paid on
time deposits. 1f2 Cherry street.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
A PUERiLE DEFENSE

Nebraska
70 selling
&
political II offered eutaton OF
acsaat~d the personal
n uea
federal would
a evtdsncsf
defense a
Either Dietrich trial Of
disclose the Nothing the
ausgs personal bias Of the
Father his official position he unfit That
Dietrich
sufficient showns him
from
Politics and personal feeling
Dietrich de-pbs oense which he
officially srragned his should be punished the
be removed
M "A
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cuArrEn Nxfv-1continu.,il

The others said nothing even Peter
Highs tongue was stiit ln that sur
passing moment The doubt of IL Do
fled words We know nnthinE nor
could W. % Rughs bot leave oar Tor.
tune O. the darkness % the nisht The
raguss who fell Tho rosuss Who stood.
thr beats that csme on, the boats thai
~tidrsw. ~ these We we're ignorant
All vas hidden from our eyce. the veil
q tina night eloakad from IA the warl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry
Second and Pike. Masonic Tsmpis
BulIdina.

This IL not a college for studsnts-
none are employed Or admitted. Our
stan r. compYssd OF yentiStn ~ lynA
fhenseives In our Hcisnfifc m1thota
rhs college fees u skilled dentists. Who
~ 10 give the moot perfect work 70 a
very moderate price This II tha only
placs IN HeBttie whsrs an absolutely
keeret method known and ufed b. Is
only. DO not be misisd BY thoss WHO
locate IN our vicinity 20 pfOnt ~ our
,srItta tion. our prices are tbs lowest
.nnsintent with nrst class work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
CoIu mbia Talking Machine

All you have TO DO IL 90 wind IL up,
and u will furnish you with any
amount % entertainment rou can
hear all the bis bands the famous
orators. funny sayings BY funny
men. a whole minstrel show, banlos
solos. and. Ia fact anything you
fuiaht wish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
Chickerine & Sons
Nor KimbaII
Nor Hobart M. Cable
No PeaSe
NEITHER ARE THEY
THE new
D. s. JOHNSTON co.
PIANOS

II you purchase any Of the above
reliable makes. you ars certain or
getting intrinsic value. a superior
musical quality. tossther with els-
games OF design and great durability.
Whistler you are ready 10 purchase
a plano of not, come In and talk IL
over with ~. We have by far the
largest stock Ia the city 20 show you,
ana you win find a great variety OF
beautiful pianos that will interest
YOU. as will also our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
BUY
A GOOD ONE

one that will last many years and
be as satisfactory the last year as
the first. A good piano Will cost
you only a little more than a poor
one. ana think how much more
pleasure and service you will get
from A. Some pianos are Advertised
as low as $40, BUT THEY ARE
NOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-02
Very Attractive Prices

tn. long winter evenings are now
here. and everybody IL looking for
something 20 furnish anussfnsnt
We have just what you want In The
fafruus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25

Mrs Willis Reeder has gone to
Perkins where she will spend Thanks.
giving with relatives
Tom Doyle the Perry attorney and
Democratic politician, was in the city
last evening.
Cash M. Cade, chairman OF the Re
publican territorial central committee,
was in Guthrie over night and went
north this morning.
Auris Mcqueen has returned from
trip 70 Oklahoma City
Mr. aad Mrs j. ~ Keys left this
afternoon for Pond Creek where they
win spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tiyes.
District Clerk T. A. Neal and Coun-
ty Commissioner CbRs. Griswold at
tended the meeting Of the Mystic
Shrine at Oklahoma City yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Clark Field are here
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives
Harry c. Titus, travelling live stock
agent FOR the Santa Re, spent last
evening In the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
Engineer and Mrs I'd German
spent yesterday at Arkansas City.
Bishop Brooke will conduct services
At Perry tomorrow.
A Remarkable Case.

One OF the most remarkable cases
OF cold. deepeeatel On she lungs,
causing pneumonia, Ia that Of Mrs
Gertrude Il. Fenher Marion. Ind. who
was entirely cured By me use Of one
Minute Cough Cure She says; The
coughing and s,rainins 50 weakened
me that ran down In weight from
las 70 81 pounds tried q number Of
remedies 10 no avail unts used Ono
Minute Cough Curef Four bottles OF
this wonderful remedy cured me en-
tirely Of the cough. strengthened my
lungs and restored me TO my normal
weight health and strength
Sold by J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25

r b Wrenn Of El Paso Texas
spent last evening in the city. a guest
at the Elks
j. W. Taylor OF Perry is visiting
frien4s ia the city
c. d. Shane Of WINFIELD is in the
city
r. r Gridley. claim agent Of the
Santa Fe. spent a few hours in the
cits ,oday
Edgar Jones went to Kansas City
this morning whore he win witness
the annual foot bali game between the
Kansas and Missouri university
teams tomorrow He viii attend the
college banquet in the evening
Miss Lucille Mulhall was in the city
today
Gustave Hamill. president Of the
Bank of Falls, returned to his home
this morning after spending last even
ing in the city.
r p Rottey, j. S Lyon G. H. Willis.
c II. Griswold, r. A. Neal and Mr.. and
Mrs j. H. stumpff returned this
morning from Oklahoma City where
they ATTENDED the meeting and ban
quet Of the Mystic Shrine last even.
ing.
ch&s. Knox of Perry, was in the city
today
sheriH Grace is here from Tecum-
sch
Judge A. G. c. Bierer returned to the
city this morning.
Mr. Hirsch of the Grand Leader, re-
turned this morning from a trip to
New York Nov there will be some
thing doing" at the fastest growing
store in Oklahoma, judging by the
large amount Of new goods which are
constantly arriving
County Attorney Johnson Of Perry,
is in the city today attending district
court
Mrs. NJ. e Rankin of Perkins, is in
the city today guest at the Royal.
sherifr D. A. Bain of Newkirk, was
in the city today
J. e. Henderson is here from st.
Louis today
Under Sheriff John Mahoney is at
Crescent City today serving sub.
lpoenas.
Miss Bessie Tarkton Of vinita, is a
guest at the home of Judge and Mrs
r. j. Lowe, on S. Broad
George S. Green is at Pawnee TO-
day attending court
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a Good Name.

From personal experience | testify
that DeWitts Little Early Risers are
unequalled as liver pill. They are
rightly named because they give
strength and energy and do their work
with east.-W T, Easton, Boerne'
Tex. Thousands OF people are using
these tiny little pills in preference to
all others, because they are so pleas
ant and effectual They cure bilious
ness, torpid liver, iaundicc, sick head
ache, constipation. etc. They do not
purge and weaken, but cleanse and
strengthen. Sold B. ]. n Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
DEATH OF MRS. JOHNSON.
Pioneer Resident Of Guthrie Victim
Of propsy.

Mrs. 7, X johnson died yes erday
afternoon at her home, corner Of
Broad and Noble, victim of dropsy.
She had been III several months.
Mrs. Johnson was sixty-hve years
OF age and was born in Bangor. Maine,
where she was married 10 T X.
Johnson in 1866. The husband and a
son, who Is superintendent of the ok.
lahoma City water works. are left to
mourn her demise. Mr ami Mrs.
johnson moved to Winfield, Kas.. in
1871 and remained in that city until
1886, when they moved to Springfield,
Mo. and at the time Of the opening
of Oklahoma came to Guthrie and
have since continued to reside here,
Mrs. johnson was a member Of the
Episcopal church and was closely
Identified with the work OF building
up the local church The funeral took
place this afternoon, the services be-
ing conducted in the Trinity Episcopal
church by the Rev, A. B. Nicholas.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful and the services we're at
tended by many sorrowing friends.
Interment took place at Summit View
cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
AGED COUPLE cREMATE0.
tBy Associated PressA

Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov 25.-Mr.
and Mrs George Smith, aged sixty
years, we're burned to death in fire
that destroyed their home. Before
help could be rendered the building
collapsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs Judge Sumner IL visiting MT
and Mrs Roy Sumner at Perry
Mrs B. T. Hainer Is in the city from
Perry visiting friends
Fred Moore a prominent Perry
banker is in the city
j. r owen has returned from Per-
kins. where he conducted revival
NEE ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
coss AND COTTON.


SIPS. &c per Id.
will deliver big loads of dry cobs
!, ,l.25 per load; lint cotton &c per
Ib. viii deliver cotton free when
ordered with cobs At Coyle's oil mill,
phone 106.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25

Thanksgiving cakes made to order
Gail for Mrs. Cooper. "Os East Har-
rison avenue.
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Silver and Gold Velvet
Proof Of the Bread

Is the Flour ussd.
y. s. A. Hoover, one Of our prom
L citizens and a constant user OF
lection -four, drew set Of our
some dishes the other day al ID.
lunter's grocery store, corner Har-
and Broad. Mr.. Hoover had a
iber OF chances; No. 6 was one Of
!, and happened TO be the winner
A. Hunter is one of Guthrie's
rg and substantial merchants
e Guthrieite. He has built
iess and reputation by being
TO Guthrie and Guthrie inter
Frequently a customer will or
,.som his grocer a sack of good
some merchants win send out
"a or shipped in -four. saying it
lst as good" as Guthrie made
M Not so with d. A. Henter. in
Binion and beast judgment there
shipped In -four "jost ks good
home product
roniEe home industries. II
larger pay rolls. More enploy'
for eur citizens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 500
East Noble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25

Fudge. peanut cream e0sesau, fake
At Piersofs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-11-25
INDIAN STORE

Cor. Harrison and Second st.
Indian beads, II dian Novelties
Fancy bead work and Indian
pillows. Call End see Us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
ROONEY MAKES
A BRAND NEW RECORD
sEATTLEs PERSISTENT RESIDENT STAYS OUT or JAIL OVER
TWO WEEKS ASKS TO TAKEN IN AGAIN

Annie Rooney after a record
breaking period out Of lall. L. again
In the tolls. For tho first time IN
her life in Seattle she has stayed out
OF Jail for more than two waeka
This time Annie has managed 20
keep cut % her cell for nearly a
month. Last night she begged 90
be taken back % jal and Patrol
men Hubbard aud Crandall accom-
modated her.
Annie earns a living BY playing
pianos or any other old musical In
strumant on hand ~ the saloons u
the lower part % the city. she u
an accomplished musician ged has
an excellent education.
No one has ever been able q find
out where Annie came from origin
ally. Hhe Rprang into fame about
the time the song written about her
became popular
The first time she came 10 Seattle
many years ago she arrived aa cabin
boy on an English merchant ship.
No one on the vessel knew her sex
until she was well out on tho ocean
She disappeared from Seattle 81 the
early niuntias. and about four years
ago again appeared here Again she
came HH cabin boy on q ship and
was dressed ln fuIl RECALLS when she
arrived = che police station Ia thu
patrol wagon Since that time she
has been ia the city auS most ~ the
tine iH tbs lily jail Several times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
MZ0MH
STUNT
BURGLARS cor AHEAD or THE
CALENDAR AND RAISE MID
IN A GROCERY STORE

Burglars broke into wilmington
neaa. grocery. a Ninth avenue and
James street. last night or early this
morning. They gained an entrance
through a rear window. which they
smashed IN with roeh
Evidently the thieves believed that
there was a Euodly amount Of
money lid away auineN here about
the store. They secured a small sum
frafn the cash ruginteF and then
searched through -four barrels ana
sacks for more,
When tie store was opened this
morning flour was scattered All
about the place. Sacks we're torn
open aud barrels overturned The
flour vas tracked an over the store.
showing that the thieves had been
thorough ia thelf search TIE polio"
were notified this morning aHd an
Investigation IL being made b a Dc
tsetiy~,
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anything that has siat IN Il. I
heard him warning the telephone
companies not - pest IN any u those
s#szii p3areE
wet rn eaH or The los. - yoa
can 80 ahead
I'm ssn4 weird % weodcaeka at
iurusYs to clear the air Zoe a few
muueuHs-
The ehonss clicked ani salisbury
returned 60 work
Pineas pinEie- pink
What again = cried the Weafh-
sfman. tmratisutiy,
The first ttHs I've called you up
II weeks rstaffef the voice ~rhta
i Lake the Loon lust got back
'ffefn Olympia
HUh. yes.~ muaed salisbury. You
vent up there t. aerufs = position ~
press agent ZEE the dairies didn't
You
-Not exactly ! wanted % get ar-
pointed in place % MeIs1naia. nos
that hia term - dairy commission
- has ran out
what fid " Bride saY about n -
ask "a tha Weathsruran. tntefaatc.iiy
Welt he stIA ! Vas nutty enough
- take good care % th~ Job al
right. bat hr wasn't SURE Whistler 7
eauid get along with Pratt told
him ! aas tfsf crazy enough 70
stand for anything - he aErmsd -
pt.f mo on tire waiting ltss
I'm afraid be has Ialnsi the An
rlent and Enmnamhutaut Order Of
nFurraatIaafurH
Hes al right" Salisbury asuur-
Fl him "He Just wants TO be GER
tain that you are as Grassy as you
think"
Z should think tia mere fact I
applied fof that job UNDER the 81
iafiuE conditions would 6sssufflrirut
q convince him of my absolute dip
uinuRa. Can't stop any tunEnte
have - so down q the city hail
and fraft a speech fnr Councilman
James on reason why the beard %
health ouEht ito bg made to ray
fuifi1u SO long
10 long" sald Salisbury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
WOODCOCK CALLED Up ON
CARPET FOR INSPECTION

side the city limits, presumably fuf
che purpose of claiming that the
ease was outside Waadcock's iurts-
dlCuon. The dniryman. however Il
developed. was vol within the city .
uria1fetian Ia bis raute, a. he had
pleaded guilty iuat about that time
In Judge Georges court % "a charge
Of atuiterRtlnH milk and had been
fined -,
Several other Witnesses who had
been requested On be present had
been uuabla.ta come. and tie hear
inE was continued until Thursday at
81 "a. The only other evidence NJ
Importance was that given ~ prusY
faf eltiron who complained that
he has called tho health effiee b.
telephone Tor the purpose of luuuir=
Ing about having "a milk test made,
and had received the answer -
E..
AsaiHttant Prosecuting Attorney
kfiete Waa present aud auestiehei
the witnesses closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
MAZAERMW MZRZAIXC
SINE MRE CELEBRITIES
FoREcAsrER SALISBURY HAS SHORT
LUKE TIE LOON

sFiinketY piiuk piinkfs
Hello. Weather Bursau' answer
- salisbury.
Hello yourself answered the
voice. -wtIi you ss god enough 70
cau OF your foE. - I can let peo.
pie know that am working p"
euh, ia This T'haehus = exclaimed
TIE WeaIaermaa. 4 had yuu down
on my dape sheet today fair TO-
niEhf. cieudY. wtgh occasional fain
tamurruw after ths p-rforrn-
huHe - Jnre I uas rather afraid
ruu would 90 back on me-. too That
iau't my f.g That's the evidences
ire Woedepck attorneys ARE collect
irx FOR the last part Of the inNfs-
tieafior. next Thursday
- that's BE- Is r. Well. Eaess
bell have plenty u support Just
1reee over she undertakes couVeu-
ton on FIRST avenue. and ! heard
one q the tsisga IS introfucinR res
olufiaus entiofs'n 8 the Wuoien1k adj
miniafratGnu.
So ehufkef Salisbury. svrn.
rm not SURPRISED a. that should
think Pratt would hs mate honorary
president = the eunv~ntfun
Sa~ said Phuehna, la tone of
serious cuusi1erzttau~ I fffnt hear
em say anything about Pratt=Y gg
know they are admirers - arr He's
not exactly an artist. They had
just defeated a n1tfou - bury fhe
urocraetiuafinE attorney" which
vas brought up on ths grounds that
he aaa iuat a. dad aH he wa ever
going % bH. and wouid az least be
oct - the way when hs secured hts
allotted space IN the rest works.
Some % The others objected because
some of their ciiants might hs sab-
ieefed o. his influence and be TOO
tired 70 get up on judgment DAY"
Speaking ~ Scott" said Salts
bury I hear h. intends 20 arrest a
number % merchants for having
cash registers IN their places Of bus.
inssH--hear anything about ~
No. I haven't. but I've no doubt
if'a true. He's awfuiiY set against
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DMAMRC
RAID .MW
CITIZENS ENGAGE ROBBERS IN
HOT FIGHT WHILE FLEEING
WITH THEIR BooTY

LINCOLN. Nsb. oct. % Nohhers
dynamitcd The vault at the state
bank az Pleasant Dale TITS morn
ing, securing $500 currency. The 60
piaHian aroused the eitlteas. who en-
gagged 8 ma running pistol fiaht With
the robhufa. The latter escaped APP
pafausiy uuiniurcd Hood hounds
and posse are pursuing them.