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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-03-11

est general that the world ever saw
far greater than Grant, who was In
command of resources Infinitely su'
perior. Now. then"
"Oh, uncle, uncle!" cried voice
behind him. Have you begun the
war over again so soon? You might
at least let Mr.. Franklin get into
the house."
Mary Ellen stood at the door OF the
dugout, just clear of the front, and
upon the second step of the stair, and
her hand half shading her eyes. The
sun fell upon her brown hair, chang
ing its chestnut to a rudy bronze,
vital and warm, with look as though
it breathed a fragrance of its own. A
little vagrant lock blew down at the
temple, and Franklin yearned, as he
always did when he saw this small
truant, to stroke it back into its place.
The sun and the open air had kissed
pink into the cheek underneath the
healthy brown. The curve OF the girls
chin was full and firm. Her tall fig
ure had all the grace of normal
being Her face, sweet and serious,
showed the symmetry of perfect and
well-balanced faculties. The vision OF
her standing there caused Franklin to
thrill and flush. Unconsciously he
drew near to her, too absorbed to
notice the one visible token of pos
sible success for, as he approached.
hat in hand, the girl drew back, as
though she feared.
There was something not easily to
be denied in this tall man, his figure
still military in its self-respect of car
riage. with the broad shoulders, the
compact trunk, the hard jaw, and the
straight blue eye of the man of deeds.
he looked so fit and manly, so clean
of heart, and SO direct of purpose as
he came on now in this forlorn hope
that Mary Ellen felt SILVER of self
distrust. She stepped back, calling
on all the familiar spirits of the past.
Her heart stopped resuming at double
speed. 1t seemed as though thrill OF
tingling warmth came from some
where in the air-this time, this day,
InlS 0OuT, IHlS HAL, So tiipci dllNSt
this new land, this new world into
which she had come from that of her
earlier years! She was get so young!
Could there be something unknown.
some sweetness yet unsounded? Could
there be that rest and content which,
strive as she might, were still missing
from her life? Could there be this
and honor?
Mary Ellen fed, and in her room
sat down staring in a sudden panic.
She needed to search out certain
faded picture. 1t was almost with
sob that she noted the thin shoulders,
the Uniformed jaw, the eye betokening
pride rather than vigor, the brow
indicative Of petulance as much as
sternness. Mary Ellen laid the pic
ture to her cheek, saying again and
again that she loved it still. Poor girl,
she did not yet know that this was
but the maternal love of a woman's
heart, plying, tender and remember
ing. to be sure, but not that love over
which the morning stars sang together
at the beginning of the world.
Go be continued.)
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-03-11
CHAPTER XVII.
En- VoYaqe.

En- Voyage.
81 wish, SAM" said Franklin one
morning as he stopped at the door
of the livery barn-"I wish that you
would get me up good team I'm
thinking of driving over south little
way to-day"
"All right, Cap" said Sam. Il reck-
on we can fix you up. How far you
goin'?"
We'll about twenty-five or thirty
miles, perhaps"
(which will bring YOU" said Sam
meditatively, lust about to the Half
way House. Seem it's about there
you'll be stoppin, reckon | better
give you my new buggy. sort of
keep it, you know, for special Ca
sions."
He disappeared within the barn,
whence presently arose sounds OF tu-
multi. The span" emerged with one
half of its constituent parts walking
on its hind legs and flashing out vici-
ously in front.
well, l don't know about that
black" said Franklin critically Hes
a bit bronco. isn't he?"
What, him." said Sam. Nav, he's
all right. You don't suppose I'd run
in any wild stock on you, do you? He's
been hitched up several times, an he's
plumb gentle. May rare up little at
first, but he's all right. OF course,
you want to have little style about
you, goin' down there"
Franklin got into the buggy, while
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CHAPTER xvI.-contlnuhd.

Aunt Lucy came over and sat down
upon q sod heap, resting her chin upon
her hand and looking fixedly at the
girl, who still stood leaning against
the post
"Er-Miss May Ellen she began
again.
Yes. What is it, Lucy?"
Does you know who's jess erbout
Their fines and lkelies' man whit lives
in all these yer pants erroun' yer?"
Mary Ellen stopped tossing bits
of bread to the chickens. mo, Aunt
Lucy" she said. Il hadn't thought
about that"
"Yes, you has!" cried Aunt Lucy,
rising and shaking bodeful fore
finger. Yes you has, an yes you
does! An you don 'preshuate him,
thass whut Him a wushshippin' you'll"
Mary Ellen began tossing bread
again. How do you know that?" she
asked.
"How does l know?-law me, jes
listen to thet chile! How does | know?
Ain he done tole me, an yo' An Liz
ze, an Majah Buford-an' you? Ain
he done tole you dozen times? Don
everybody know hit? An he's a gem
man, too, mo'oveh; he's gemman!
Reckon | knows quality! Vas, sir,
Cap'n Franklin, she shoh'ly am the
bestes' man fer real lady to chosen
-bestes' in all this yer Ian. Uh-huh!"
Il never thought of him-not in that
way" said Mary Ellen, not quite able
to put an end to this conversation.
Miss May Ellen" said Aunt Lucy
solemnly, Use wukked fer you an
yo' family all my life, an hates to
say airy woh'd what amt fitten. But
/ gotto to tell you, you ain tellin' the
trufe to me, toe yo old black nanny,
right now. l tells you, an / knows
it. tina haint nary gal on earth ever
done look at no man, l don't care who
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-03-11
Plenty Of Raw Material.

Grandpa" said the children, tell
us another story about the time when
you were a young man and travelled
with the show"
Well" said Grandfather Dutton,
when I was with Nixon & Kemp's
circus, forty or fifty years ago, one
OF my great acts was to get boy to
put an apple on top of his head and
then would stand ten PAGES away
and shoot a rifle ball through IL"
But didn't you sometimes miss the
apple and shoot the boy?"
Not often. but II happened once in
while. Of course"
What did you do them" they
asked breathlessly.
"Do7" said Grandfather Dutton.
struggling his shoulders. why. some
times / had to wait two or three min
utes before I could find another boy.
but not often There are always plen-
ty Of boys"
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daid an buh'ied, an flowehs CROWN
oveh his grave, yeahs n yeahs. An
you never wuz mahied toe him. An
you want nothin' but gal. Chile, you
don't know nothin' bout lovin' yit.
Now, says toe you, whut's Their use?
Thass hit Miss May Ellen, whut's
Their use?"
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9rouger. Gn 6julriber
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merrns, 3 Sfeppsr gps os iaa me-
gen WeIt, iom Der fan malfes at to
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

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planter tren9er baarbt til @ebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

Marfteneens tegner / Qar
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-06
Great Steamer
Launched

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. e.
There was launched from the ways at
the big plant OF the Eastern Ship
building company today one Of the
largest vessels ever built In the west
ern hemisphere-the gigantic steam
ship Dakota. whose sister ship, the
Minnesota, went overheard last
spring.
The launching was In some respects
the most notable ever seen here. 1t
was, moreover, one OF the most boau
tiful and imposing. There was some
thing indescribably majestic In the
sight OF the tremendous bulk OF grace
fully assembled steel descending with
rapidly quickening speed down the
long creased ways to the river.
The available space about the ways
was occupied with enthusiastic hui
manity, and as the big vessel took her
maiden dip In the brine there was
a great waving OF handkerchiefs and
cheers from thousands OF throats.
james j. Hill and n large party Of
guests came up from New York BY
special train to attend the launch
Ing and other visitors we're present
from Boston, New Haven and other
points. The public schools were rep
resented by hundreds OF pupils, and
every factory and ship yard In the
vicinity suspended work for the time
being Iii order To allow the employees
an opportunity OF witnessing the
launching.
The Dakota and Minnesota are
identical In size and construction,
when she is completed the Dakota
will join her sister ship IN the Pacific
carrying service OF the Great North.
ern railroad. She will be capable Of
making upwards or fourteen knots
an hour. and win be In all respects
the peer Of any vessel sailing the
Pacific. The ships dimensions are.
Length over all. G300 feet; width. 73
feet inches; height to upper deck,
SO feet; TO captains bridge, So feet;
10 top Of mast. 1T feet. She will
be rIggcd as 4 fourmasted schooner
with pole shafts Though designed
primarily a. d freight carrier. accom-
modations on superb scale viii be
provided for several hundred passen.
gers The hull Is constructed Of steel
and double bottom extends from
stem TO stern.
There are FIVE decks extending the
whole length of the vessel, In adjl.
tlon g the orlops and boat decks The
main engine consists of two four.cyl.
Inder, quadruple expansion engines.
placed abreast of each other In sepa.
rate watertight compartments.