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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

misunderstanding Of signals where
Miss Omar Is concerned. Also dis
position TO use strong language In the
ady's presence. Don't you, young
mani"
Don't YOU call me Miss Omar!" |
blazcd, stamping my foot
He laughed coHtemptuous laugh.
could have killed him then hated
aim SO At least, thought | could;
but inst then Tom sent a spark out
Of the corner Of his eye to me that
Dcant-ft meant
You know, Mag. what It would have
meant to Latimer IL had done what
Toms eye said.
| thought at first ! had done tit
passed through my mind so quick; the
sweet words I'd say-the move I'd
make 1.-THE quick knocking-up Of the
pistol and then
Il was that--that sight of Tom. big
Tom Dorgan. with rage in his heart
and death il. his hand, leaping on that
cripplc's body--it made me siclS
stood there gasping stood a mo,
mcnt too long. For the curtains were
pushed aside and Burnett, Latimer's
servant, and the COP came in.
Tom didn't fight; he's no fool to
waste himself.
But well, never mind about me.
caught glimpse of crazy white
face on a boy $ body in the great glass
opposite and heard my own voice
break into something I'd never heard
before,
Tom stood at last with the hand.
cuffs on
IT'S your own fault. you damned
little ehumr.' he said to me, as they
went ont.
You He, Mag Morahan. he's no such
thing He may be a hard man to live
with but he's mine-my Tommy
Tom,
What? Latimer?
Well, do you know, it's funny about
him. He'd told the cop that I'd
peached peached on Tom! So they
went off without me.
Why?
That's what he said himself when
we were alone.
'In order to insure for myself an.
other OF your most interesting visits,
4 suppose. Mss~-not Omar? Ali
right. Tell me, can do nothing for
you? Aren't you sick Of this sort Of
life?"
Get Tom out of jail"
He shook his head
I'm too good friend of yours to do
you such turn.
II don't want any friend that isn't
Toms"
Il He threw Abe pistol from him and
pulled himself up, till he sat looking
at me.
In heavens name. what can you see
In fellow like that?
Whats that to you?' I turned
to go.
ITO me? Things OF that sort are
nothing. Of course. to me- me. that
luckless Pot He marr'd in making
i5ut. lsli me--cNn Rlrl IKE you tel
the truth? What made You hesitate
when that fellow told YOU with his
eyes to murder me?'
How did you know"
How? The glass See over yon-
der | could watch every expression
on both your faces What was it--
what was It, child that made your.
oh, II you owe me a single heartbeat
OF gratitude, tell me the, truth"
You've said IL yourself"
What
THAT line we read the other night
abont the lucyless Pot" 'Mgs
Hts face went gray and he fell back
on hts pillows The strenuous life
| we'd been leading him. Tom aud I,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10
Popular American Diplomat.

John Rigley Carter who succeeds
Henry White as first secretary Of the
American embassy in Lcndcn, is pop.
ular in the British metropolis. r. p.
O'Connor says that Mr. Carriers per-
sorality is strong enough to have re-
'ained his delightful virglnian accent.
He is q strllsingly handsome man: tall.
With black hair dark eyes and bril-.
liant white teeth He Is good CON.
versauonalist W. witty himself and
highly appreciatiye Of the wit Of other
people"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10
ITO be Continued.)

Mothers be careful of your children.
There is no baby medicine in the
world as good as HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 1t makes the little
mes strong, healthy and active 35
cents. p. g. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

Mirrcrs were used by Anglc-Saxon
women, slung 70 their girdles. The
same custom obtained In the time or
Elizabeth ana James l. They f6rsned
tlit cS'xlsr ~ 1Hxny fsrS ati<rxx 1ltl
Z AZ Ist4 I, D 4 Y N \!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

SO you got the worst OF the tran
saction, as usualg"
Yes said the financially ambitious
youth.
The trouble is that you don't take
advantage Of your opportunities
II can't manage It. The other fal-
low invariably gets the advantage.
I always seem 10 be the opportunity"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

a.'oIpooQ esNupA sues ioAou 6eql
lsonb ~ liusI 'euuvm ana :ool
PIP sues 6sul usqA pus 'l7Iub ddoa
ldoN pun Aleoiu spupu 6m p9ploI 4,
.5sIuuv 'op uoG PIP lgum puv.
.sslIols msul plo}
isQovol puB 'sum6u SUBS Sem no,
p9HsB Isulom en-
,leluuv 'op neipuuo Gun pip luuM..
pvu eus smn suu . ieu& q5nous
6iNolnb Ieqlom Zen Il5l ION pIuoo aus
sleqlo sul uiIM suIou amBo Gus u5qM
pus 'Itsm 6Isa paarqsq 'suo enau
sul vIuuv aua 7Iqnoil Sur % pInous
aleul ssso az fIslaIpeuInl omoq
I9u suIIq OF p9sImoad Ielslz ,saplo sul
inq :lalnb doom lou pInoM GUS pIuiJa
SUN loqon d9u plo slpoS ooIql
lsAo uonui lou seM Gus w IsuoIq
puv siolsis iou ulla loouos GrpunS o.
Oh o. poluuM 'oSpilqmpD 'ulnquy I'M
10 5uIAIT IaIs elllIt slslatuus lsuI
'Buos s1llohri isH possiw
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10
A LIn,Ited elll.

The menu Of the Inray hotel Is not
ns extensive as that Of some hotels
Topics has stopped at. Tho girl
comes around and asLasg What aill
INV have. teafAteak I'll Ceks.4. hox 40
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-10

Y Helm afraid you are fond 81 ad-
initiation \. S s
IN II N sII sss'st t n VI \
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Planer att blifva rik

sla ofta Stint genom EFT plotsligt anfalI
af dyspepsia eller forstoppning. Gift Ell
tappt utan tag DR. Kings New Life Pills.
De taga Mt de saker som hindra eder e.
nergi och gifva eder en- ny start. Bota
ifvenledes hufvudvark och svindel.
Lungren och Andrews apotek, Sioux
City, La. Endast Csc Garanteras.
Las den nya, utmarkta folie-
ongen, "Bankirens Hemlighet"
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c {. Thelander.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
ON Nj har hosta, sd en- kop
en- haska at Thelanders mpound
Cough Syrup.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Malare!Gggcr och all slags ma
observation-disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

vEsTERNoRRLANDs Ian. S. A.
Hedins sista tankc. | EFT BRET till
S~undsvalls Tidnings redakt0r af d. Is
Aug. i ar har Adolf Hedin uttalat sin
lifliga onskan att IA f%ramkomma med
EFT f0rslag, som han lange tankt pa.
Delta forslag kallade han Den FAITH
ges testamente", och tanken rorde sig
ON en- hogskola i Norrland, i Sunds-
vail. Huru nan tankt sig denna, franz
gar eli af hans skriftliga meddelande.
Han endast antyder, att han anf0rtrott
sig med deana fraga till en- enda per-
son och vile mamma ON den for en-
person till. imam den offentliggjordes.
Enligt f0rsta brefvet var det menin-
gen, att hans uttalande i fragan skulle
vara fardigt till offentligg0rande vid
midsommartiden, men sd kom urtima
riksdagen emellan, och han flick annat
att tanka pa. Pa EFT visitkort f0rkla-
a han emellertid, att han skulle ha
Diet klart ON en- manad. Men efter
den manadens slut hade han nedlagt
sin penna for alltid.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

EERMLANDS Lam. saIdt ssteri.
Billinge sateri | Nysunds socken med
un~derlydande, utgorande en- areal af
Oliver 5000 tunnland jemte sag, me-
jeri och en- del yttre inventarier, har
af ingenior j. FIR. Wester forsalts till
hrr OLSON & Fridlund, Glafva, och w.
Johansson, Filipstad.
Eldsvada | sulfitfabrik. Eldsvada
utbrot d.. % Sept. pa morgonen vid
Klarafors s%ulfitfabrik / Glafva socken.
Karlstads brandkar afreste med extra.
tag till brandstallet.
Vedhuggeriet, syrhuset, en- del af
kokeriet och EFT storre tramasseupp-
lag nedbrann. Eden var begransad
vid half 11-tiden. Hangbron ofver elf
ven brast och EFT par personer kommo
1 vattnet, men raddades. bet brunna
ar forsakradt ! olika bolag. ON eldens
uppkomst kanner man annu intet.
Senare meddelas: Vid efterslacknin-
gen pa aftonen patraffade man / Of
versta vaningen | en- fonsteroppning 1
muren EFT forkolnadt lik. Den omkom-
ne var en- ung arbetare vid bruket ST.
moi Nilsson.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
osTEReoTLAN1s Lam. Ans!so Il,

lasarettcn. 0sterg0tlands lans lands,
ting har anslagit 395, 700 kr. till upp,
f0rande af nytt lasarett / Vadstena,
$1,000 kr. till omEndring af Finspangs
lasarett och 10000 kr. for t~illbyggnad
at lasarettat i Kisa. Deremot har
landstinget aeslagit framstanning on
anslag af 323,500 kr. for tillbyggnad at
.lasarettet i S0dork6ping och hanskju.
tit fragan harom ill Ell komite for vt.
terligare utredning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

VESTMANLANDS Ian. Kyrkoher-
deVal. Till kyrkoherde i Skultuna kon-
sistoriella pastoral har waits kommini-
stern derstades ]. A. Orselius.
Saibohedsmonumeneet, som attack
ties d. 2S Sept, utgores af EFT Store
granitblock och har rests midi pa fall
tet a den s. k. genikn0len. Pa ste
mems framsida finnas %uthuggna ire
plattor, den 6fre forsedd met, de ire
rykande r~osthogarna 1 driven koppar.
4 midtplattan ar inristadt: mo. Is
Kungl. Vestmanlands regementes mo-
tesplats Salbohed under aren 1851
1905" Och a den nedre; "Stenen re-
stes af regementet ar 1905 da ofverste
Vogel var dess chef"
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
vEsTERHorTENs Lam. e.. a

VESTERBOTTENS LAM. Eft par
AIRS olofligt fiske. En- uppseendevac-
kande haktning egde nyligen rum vid
h0stetinget / Umea tingslag, da efter
omkring fyra timmars ~ransakning f.
mjolnaren Johan Lundgren och hans
o muraren Edward Lundgren / Bagg-
bole SAINT den forstnamndes mag bon
den Karl Stromberg | Kaddis f0rklara.
des skyldiga att genast trada i hakte
och omedelbart affordes till lansfan-
gelset. De arc atalade for att under
EFT par ar ! samrad ha gjort sig skyl-
Olga till olofligt vittjande af v. konsul
Unander-Scharins minlaxfiske i Bagg-
bole.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
oRERRo LAM. Riksdaesmannava.

0REBRo Lam. Riksdagsmannava.
let for orebro d. 26 Sept. utfoll sd, att
grosshandlaren e. A. Nilsson, liberal,
valdes med 724 roster. Nuvarande
riksdagsmannen G. o. V. Lindgren, mo
derat reformvan, erh0ll 458 roster.
Artisten Karl Llndin, b0rdig fran
Vissboda i Lerback och som | atskilli.
ga ar haft sin v~erksamhet 1 Amerika
och Frankrike, har 1 dagarne efter att
for andra gangen ha bes6kt Amerika,
aterkommit till Sverige och vistas for
narvarande vid v~estkusten.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Tjarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding. 5 & Court.

krietina Nilsson, grefvinna de Casa
Miranda, har nyligen skankt 500 kr.
sasom bidrag till restaureringen af
Smalands nations byggnad / Upsala.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
SPECIEL MOTIFS

Ala Cunard Unions anEare AFRO fOr-
sedda med MarcOni system Tradl6Sn
Telegraf. "Gnnard hnlletin.o en- dag
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
Program.

Concert to be given at the Christian
church Tuesday night, July 25th:
1. Reading-Jane Jackson.
2. Reading-Rens Esgan.
8. instrumental piece-Vinnie v.
Kellar.
4. Violin solo-Frank Mobley.
5. Instrumental piece-Miss Cooke.
6. Vocal solo-Annie Mcfarland.
Z. Vocal solo-Joe Healy.
s. instrumental piece-Inez Swift.
9. Vocal solo-Henry Roquemore.
10. Vocal solo-Miss Cooke.
IL. Instrumental duet-Nannie and
Eugene Durham.
~. Vocal solo--Mrs. J. w. Crpt7gs
ham.
10. Reading-Miss Nell Mackey.
IA. Quartette-H. II. Roquemore,
w. Roquemore, George Cooke and
Joe Healy.
The public is invited to attend the
"Musicsl Concert" to be given at the
Christian church Tuesday evening,
July 18th, for the benefit of the Junior
Endeavor Missionary "Boys Orphan
age Fund" Admission 1Oc. Refresh
ments served at Tabernacle, opposite
the church. Ice cream Zoe, a plate
with cake. Lemonade sc glass. st
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
VANDALS DO
GREAT DAMAGE.
City School Property Suffers at
the Hands of Boys, Who Break
Windows, Deface Buildings
and Destroy Trees, Etc.

The Fonrth Ward school, white, and
the Lincoln school, colored, have been
the objects of attacks by vsndsls, who
have damaged the buildings, smash
ing out windows, defacing the walls,
etc. 1t is also reported that some one
has cut down several trees in the yard
of the white school. The parties guilty
of this should be severely dealt with.
The Herald is informed the police were
furnished names of some engaged in
the work, but as yet nothing has been
done toward arresting them, and the
work of depreciation goes on.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
ice Sales Are Very Good, But Not To Be Relied Upon
Small Explosion.

About 7:4o this morning people liv-
ing in the neighborhood of the ice
factory were startled by very loud
explosion. 1t proved to be an smonia
cylinder. The explosion so shocked
the engineer, Mr.. Unger, that he was
dazed, and had to be assisted out of
the room. He soon recovered, and
was not otherwise injured. The dam
age amounted to about $50, and was
soon repaired.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
Card of Thanks.

1 desire to publicly thank the 200
women, men, boys and girls for their
valuable assistance, polite kindness
and good behavior during the several
days packing season. Inever worked
with a better behaved or better ma
tured crowd of people; and their work
was done intelligently and with but
little friction. Respectfully,
]. N. johnson, Jr., Manager.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
Prof. Amos Resigns.

Prof. NJ. Q. Amos, teacher of Ger
man in the high school, has resigned.
The Herald has not learned what the
gentleman intends doing. He has
many friends here, who wish him we'll
wherever he goes.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
Rev. caves to Preach.

Rev. Geo. Esves, pastor of the Gen.
trail Congregational Church of Dallas,
a returned missionary from Japan,
who was announced to preach here
some weeks ago, but was prevented
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22

A fresh new stock of groceries to
select from. You cannot buy wrong
II you buy here. Phifer & Co., the new
grocery store, sos Main street. Phone
1874. 1s-tf
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22

by the sudden illness of Rev. ]. N.
Sheridan, will preach at the Congre-
gationl church Sunday, July 23rd,
incoming and evening. He will wear
.Tat = costume ct the evening SER
wee. Everybody invited.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
For Sale.

On account of removal to Houston
/ must sell, if possible, by Aug. 1, my
home, corner Kolstad and Fowler
streets. New Groom house, with all
conveniences. Also three heaters,
wood burners, good as new, cheap.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-07-22
Ship Blew Up.

But mesgre reports have
reached here concerning the .
blowing up of the U. s. gunboat
Burlington, at Sandiego, CAL,
yesterday afternoon, supposed
to have been caused by boiler
=. exploding. Many sailors, sea-
men, naval officers, etc, were
blown into the sea, and several
lives we're lost.
Mr.. Hinsley Lacy, son of Col.
w. NJ. Lacy of this city, who has
!. the rank of ensign, was on the
vessel, but telegraphed his faith
er he was safe. The vessel had
just returned from a trip to the
Philippines.
.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13
LEFT SOME BAD CHECKS.
Member of Divorce Colony, DR.. Wanna
maker, DISAPPEARS.

Sioux Falls, S. ID. July 4.-The dis
appearance of a member of the local
>Siivorce colony who gave his name as
d. John Wanamaker. after it had been
discovered that two drafts cashed 10y
Vim az "A local bank were worthless, Is
the latest sensation among the 'colon-
lists
Some of these who were acquainted
with the physician express the opinion
that he is out OF the city only tempo-
rarily, and iifat in due time he will re-
turn and make good the Sc
cured at the back, but others do no.
take 80 hopeful "A view of The matter.
The physician gave lis attorney to UNI
derstand that he requ.red some money
from his former home IN the east. He
flled out and subscribed his name to a
sight draft for $3.50 and if]uced the
attorney to indorse the draft. This VAS
presented at a bank. and everything
being regular. the draft was cashtd.
The physician is alleged to have as-
forwards presented another draft for.
$50 at the same bank. upon which he
secured the money. This draft did not
bear the Endorsement of the attorney.
Both drafts have been returned unhon-
ored by the bank pom which they
Were drawn. and now the Pinkerton
detective agency has been asked TO
locate the missing man.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13

Middlcsex. Y. V, July 3-(Special.,
That rheumatism can be cured has
been proved beyond a doubt by Mrs.
Eetsey A. Clawson, we'll known here.
That Mrs. Clawson had rheumatism
and had it bad, all her acluaintances
o They also know she is now
cured. Dold's Kidney Pills did it,.
Mrs. Clawson tells the story of her cure
as follows:
Il was an invalid for most five years
caused by lntlanmatory Rheumatism.
helpless two-thiris of the time. The
first year ! could not do as much rs a
baby could do; then | rallied a little bit
and then a relapse. Then Il year -
the govt set in my hands and feet.
suffered untold agony and in August.
1903, when my husband died. | could
not ride to the grave.
II only took two boxes of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and in two weeks l could
wait on myself and saw my own wood.
l dug my own potatoes and gathered
my garden last fall. Dodd's Kid
ney Pills cured me-
rheumatism is caused by uric acid
In the blood. Dodd's Kidney Pills put
the Kidneys in shape to take all the
uric acid out Of the blood.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13
is A PRISONER AGAIN.
Man Who Escaped from Sisseton
Prison Captured.

Sisseton, S. D., July 4.-Deputy
Sheriff Hicks arrived in town, bringing
with him rather large game in the per-
son of sam Ortley, who, together with
Il burglar by the name of Conley, es-
capped from the county Jail last fail just
before election. Flo some time the of
have had him located at various places
In other states, but We're waiting for
him to get back into South Dakota,
where he could be taken without requi-
sition proceedings.
He finally got back and was nde
vousing in the timber gulches near
NARROW. in Marshall county. Here it
was that Deputy Hicks. by the en-
ployment of a little Sherlock Holmes"
strategy, succeeded in capturing the
fugitive and marched him back to Jail.
Ortley says the way they effected
their escape from the county Jail was
by stealing the keys from the safe,
which the sheriff or deputy carelessly
left unlocked He says he and Conley
vent together as far as Graceville,
Mimi. where they voted on election
day. and then separated. Conley going
one way and he another.
Not long ago Sheriff Minder received
the information that Conley had been
held for burglary in an Iowa county
and sentenced to twenty years in the
penitentiary. Ortley was in Jail pend
Ing his trial in the circuit court upon
the charge of horse stealing. 1t is also
said that he Is wanted in northern Min
nesota for robbing a postoffice.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13
Fl. PIERRE SWEPT
BY RAGING FLOOD
Houses Are Carried Away and
People Flee for Their
Lives.
MANY BRAVE RESCUES
Flood of the Bad River Carries Away
Houses Like Chips of Wood and
Causes Gread Damage to
Property Over City.
MANY BRAVE RESCUES

Pierre, S. D.. July 6.-Instead of the
gala day which had been planned for
the people of Fort Pierre WRECK and
desolation is their portion.
The residence section of the place.
which was south OF lsad river. was
swept yesterday by a Hood in Bad
river. which took most of the people
out of their homes To places of safety,
and about midnight last night the crest
of the flood swept houses and contents
into the yellow waters of the swollen
Missouri. All told. about fifteen build
ings went down the stream, most of
them residences, carrying all the con
tents.
This heaviest losers in this way We're:
NJ. +. Kennedy, $4,000; Marvin Weed,
$1,000: Mrs. Ruth jackson. $500;
Wallace Snyder. $1,000; Archie Snyder,
$1,000; Peter Wehrie, $4,000; Otto
Haelti, $1,000; Will Mays, $4,000; Rob-
ert Barclay, s1,5o0; John Barreally,
$1,000.
Besides the houses which were swept
away those OF Or. Lavery, Bogus
Mathieson and a number of others were
wrecked so that they will have to be
rebuilt, and the contents are ruined.
The steel bridge across Bad river was
carried out and sunk in The main cham
mel of the Missouri about 100 yards be-
low tHe mouth on BAD river.
Whlle IT Is not practically certain
tlat any l!ves We're lost, several per-
sons are missing and nave not been To-
Gated up 10 the present. but as many
people are camped Ill tents on the bluffs
south If the torrent the missing may
be among them.
AS there is 10 communication except
by boat down the Missouri on the north
side of'the river a number of business
places were flooded by the Missouri and
Sad rivers. the losses being principally
TO merchants With stocks in easements.
The loss up the Bad river valley must
be heavy. but the roads are in such
condition flom swollen streams hat
40 reports nave yet come III. 1t is the
worst flood eNer known on that stream,
The Oldest residents of Fort Pierre fail
ing to recall anything equal to ii.
Bad river has been a center of at
tehtlon Tor flerle residents all day,
the excursion boats being crowded on
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13
SHE is A HEROINE.
Little Girl Saves Her Brother from
Fire Eiend.

Groton, S. d.. July 4.-By an exhibi-
ton of rare presence of mind Miss Ida
Wegner. daughter of well known resi-
dents of this place. proved herself a
heroine and saved the life of her g.
year-old brother. Arthur. Th boy and
his brothers had constructed an ut
door fireplace, in which they attempt
ed to start a fire. The material had
been ampened by the rains and would
not ignite readily. SO 1t was decided to
procure a quantity of gasoline. Arthur
Wegner carried the gasoline to the
fireplace in an open can and some of
the liquid was spilled upon his clothes.
Upon lighting a match he was instant
ly %envelOped in flames. His sister heard
his cries and rushed to his rescue.
Without an instant's hesitation she
rolled her little brother over and over
in the grass. extinguishing the flames
and win his life.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-07-13
INNOCENT BOY RAN AWAY
Fled from Chicago in Fear Of Theft
CHARGE. Discovered in Danvills.

Danville. Ill. July AFTER spending
thousands Of dollars in a search for
his son Charles. extending to European
and other foreign countries. H. A. Ze-
kind, president of the Illinois Belt and
Novelty company. 275 Madison street.
Chicago. has found the lad in this city.
The boy. who IL Is years old, was en-
ployed in a Chicago jewelry store in the
place Of a clerk who had absconded
with about $4,000 worth OF goods. The
Arm missed several valuable watches
last October and suspected the new
clerk. Charles. though innocent. feared
the stolen articles would not be found
and that the crime would be fastened
upon him. % he left Chicago and came
to Danville. where he has been work.
ing In a glass bottle factory most Of the
time.
His father. who arrived today. says
the watches which the boy was charged
with stealing were found soon after
ward by the firm where they had been
mtRlaid. Local policemen recently rex.
3gnised the boy from his photograph
and description cent out by his father.