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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19
FAIRFIELD CENTER.

Lester 1Iolway, who has been quite
i'll with a severe cold. is much better.
Sunday morning was said to be the
some places in town, the thermometer
registered 4. degrees below zero.
The members of Victor Grange held
their installation Of officers Saturday
evening, but owing to the very cold
weather the attendance was not large.
Mrs. ]. Allen Jones installed in her
usual pleasing manner.
Alton Richardson's family are re-
| covering from the measles.
Elizabeth Tobev left. Saturday. for
| her school in Sanford.
| Mrs. Eliza Mason has returned from
| her visit to Rhode Island and is keep
ing house for S. \. Taylor.
Zelia Brown has the measles.
ST. ALBANS.
E NJ. Martin. piano tuner, has gone
| to Lewiston to work in music store.
Smart Goodwin was at home over
| Sunday.
State Lecturer Thompson installed
the officers of st. Adams Grange. Sat
urday evening. Jan. IA. Supper was
served. followed by a talk on picture
Reading" which was greatly enjoyed
by all present. Visitors from Corinna
and Canaan We're present.
| There are nearly 20 pupils attending
! the Free High school taught by Oscar
BIgelow. principal, and Lena Butler,
assistant principal.
| Mrs. Nesta Hilton is teaching pri-
vate school at the Five Corners" She
| has some % scholars.
Sunday morning the cold was in
tense. driving the mercury down to 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19
EAST PALERMO.

7. z. Spratt W. Tfbbertts and
Henry Leaman met at the residence of
T. N. Lenfest to arprise some land,
on day. recently.
\. 6, Jones has purchased the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

LIBERTY.

Ralph |. Morse has gone to Belfast to
read law in the office of Robert r. Dun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

baben! limo or ~felterte nit GROCER
Frdcilion utter iold)en llmitGnoen.
WtileS ober bate in benz per-
Ihminoeno fur3en Moment spii6er
Der criten feinbieligen 9epe9uno
oeS S1ltptlings ulio ser thotiGh.
lidlell N~bfeuerlnng oe3 Sfuiies iein
Efero ebenio raid berllmgeriiien.
un0 Ole fiir i'm beitinntte au9el
bcs nSabmen Strides" ourhbrand
Dem Houni, mcld)en WileS aorper
unmittelbar 5llpor ilutegebobt bate
Seioer traf Die &itgel, bart an
Mites' aopf porbciiouieno, einen
&nndlleriitcn, ser lid, binter ihm
befano, uno tobtete i'm allgenblid.
lid).
Ser Sdub mar oos Siqnal Fir
cine GrnglcrltnQ Oe5 s(ngriffS, unh
nudl ipeni0en Wtinuten lag bas
gouse Sduflein SSnoiancr foot ooer
perwim6et altf ser Broiriel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
CATHOLIC PRINTING co ,
Dubuque, Iowa.


Observation-Disclosures 6i bringen.
Sbne einen hibigen aampf. nit
5obten mo Germlnoeten oltf bel
Den Seiten ging es inoeB nid,t ob.
9ci Suaesanbrud) fano lid cine
Snoioner : Ibtbeilrmg, ooriulter
Der .2obme Sirif" ielbit, bon oQcr
Sciten lmSlngelt.
Nuf ein Sienal puroen ale
feinoieligen alnogebnngen acaelr
ole llmsingelten eingeiteQt, rnb
0iileS rift. init Dem 3onfrui .&orts
faufota" (mas 10 piel mic SrernG
beoeiiiet) ulein nllf oen Saltptlin1
Sn. ibm Die &anO entgegenitredeno.
Ger &eriudl mar gcipo9t; benn Der
@0liptlina hielt eiilen a~elnoenelr
Gardiner in Der Hed)ten, mo lcinc
Nligen flommten BON Sroe unb
@lttb. Sennod lieB CT lid) mioer.
ltrebeno beuegen, Die 6r%eumblfaitS-
tlmogebung 81 erpioern mo Milcs'
o%argebotene Sano 5u %falien. uGb-
reno ieoc iciner bralnen Musfelr
Siifte, uno ser Nrguohn III linn
nod, m1ftig mar. ,SnoeB periprnd,
Der nGd,itc Miigcnblif ld)on mcbr,
ilno bereits ioh cs 0ornnd) ans, dis
Oh Ole Standardization mirflih ibr
Gnoe errcld,t b1tten.
"a creignctc lid elmer icner I'M
gliiflcligen ino nidlt gnni crflGr-
liden 3,piideniGlle, mic tic ihor
mond)mlnl IN Der @cltaeifid)tc ploe.
lid einen iolfcn Moment p~eroor6cll
boben. Gin iibcrciirigcr aupaQc-
rift. meld)er loeben nod I'M Sintcr.
treiien gefGmpit hattie uno nit Der
groBten ScioraniB Den poaitGnoiQ
bepuifnctcn SGuptling ummittcl6or
Dor Dem SeicblShnber lah. iono Is
aeratben, ieine Slintc aui oen SEES.
teren un5ulegcm iiIr olle Sdlle.
GaS mar in einiaer 9ntiermlo
aber Der oSabme &irid~ bemerfte
6 nit ieinem uOleriharien 9lid
lpiort, mo ~glaubeno. er mo Ole
Seiueu lollteu uieoeracidoiien mcr-
hcl. rib CT blisidncll icine Sam
los. nnb beinobc 1lcid6citiN ~icicrtr
cr olldl idou ollf Miles. ohnc oludr
mir icinc 6lintc an ole Sdulter ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Scl-Scilnnacn fir &rcbsleiocn.

Or. Spe bat cine &%crbinoung ppr
Oelen elltocdt. wclhe ihnea arebs,
&otorrb, 8eld)miirc INN bosartiae
Sontgclfnuiire bcilcn. Gr bat Gait
leloen bon Eerionen in Den Letter
led)s Sobren gebeilt. bon lpeld)ell
ilber einbunoert IerSte moren.
Seler. ipeld)e Srcunoe hnbelL sic nit
eiilem oieler 0ebrehcn beboitet iiro.
lollen Sieies miSidneioen nno Is
henlel6en 5%uienoen. Is miro elm
gndl NrotiS geid,idt, meld,es G6beres
iiber Dele unb Ereiic nngibt. Won
aorellire: Sr. 9pe, Grawer iii,
aanios Gin Mo. l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Sas irommc yabd)en.

Sonli mar nod gons flein; aber
ood) mar CT lhon elm 6er5liebes,
irommes 9iibhct. Gr 6eiaB n1nl.
lid eiu gar gutes Miittcrlein. SuS
er51blte ibrem fleinen 9rben 10
germ bonn lieben Seinsfiuo uno Dem
III. Sdiitcneel; Damn lebrtc lie linn
audi oos beilige areu5seifen III
MAIDEN. Sans oroentlid brohte
Is bos M1nnlein frcilid) nitt Ter.
rig; aber oas nobm Der liebc Sci.
lono, Der ia nlle euten &inoer 10
iicb hat. gemib nift libel. Menn
Wiitterben frngte: .Sanii, 100 lit
Der liebe 8ott2" Damn seigte or
nit Dem roiiaen 6ingerhen auf Elm
idOncS 9eidnisteS &ren5 baS iiber
Den @etten Ieiner lieben eltern birlo
uno i6nea mad)ten ole Singerhen
Ole 9epegumg oes beiliuen 4reise
3eitenS. Soer Sanii irippelte
neben ieinem Witterfen her uHb
patidte irob in ieine SGnodjen
ipem leine 9lide nui eiu gdbrett-
d)cu iielen, wo'clbit cine arobc-
ldl0nc Nignr itonb rmi9cben bon
jluci fleincrcu. Ser flcinc Sdcll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Mns Milrs' Smoiancrfampi5cit.

Sn Der iiingitcn Belt 6ut man
fpleoer betr1dtlid in Der militdri-
ld)elt T%ergongenbcit Des 8eterulS
9telion u. Miles berllmacitobert.
Der, ioweit Snfel Sonns Gienit IN
@etrof)t fonnlt, lid DEM 9~lltersgc-
let 5ltfolgc auf lciilen Sorbeerelt
auSrlbt. Seine p%ielberpegte 2orf-
balm clltbGlt gor mard)e Gpiiobc,
lpeld)e meniaitcns Ipmcit er Ielber IN
Vctradlt folnnlt. oentmiiroiger lit.
ols Die oft er5Gblte nit Self 0apia,
ocm gefongen genommenen Gonfo=
ocrations : Yrdiioentcn. 9tid)t III
Der @iirgerfrieg5cit, ionbern mGh-
reno Der nad)moliaen Stoiuner-
fdmpfe bat er Dem 600 urn llnmit-
telboriten ms gluae Ae'follt, ulo
icbr penig feblte, 10 wdre er 90
mails sur ngrpBen Nrmce" obnc
Sienltpenlion obgeriift! GS lohnt
iidL Den betreffenOen, menig be-
fanntcn &orinQ nid)t Der Gergeilen-
belt anbcimfallen 5lt loiien.
Gs mar I'M Woi 1877. MtileS
bate Wpltate nit Ger llnterjodnig
Der Deridiebcrei peitliden StGmme
perbradt. slber nod EN- Sduptliua
Der Gbeilen trobte i6m; uno 0os
mar Der tapfere, ober nllf bodit
tiidilfe Same Seer".
GineS Morgens belpegte iid)
Wfiles nit bier Shwaoronen &a-
pallerie, ief]s Gompngnien Ssnfan-
terie lnb alBeroem cinem @efolge
BON pielen n~berubigten" Suoianer,
b1uptlingen mo SpGhern nad) Dem
Eager oes o2obmeu Strides" Sll,
cntlfloiien 5u einem @auptitreid).
IS lag nod Elm meiter @cg Dor
inn, nno er brdudltc nnbe5lt ipei
Soge, i'm Su bep1ltigen. @egen
| l(br Worgens am 3neiteu Gage
nadte or einell lleberfoa al,f 0aS
Ssnoianeroorf. Sorbcr bate CT
9eicbl gegeberL moglitlt piele S5n=
oioner lehenoia geiolgen 5i nel-
men. IN Ser Spfinltng, nif iolde
@ciie Die iibrigcn sur anltabmc bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

@cloer fliiilig ii MADDEN fir Ole
Sdaiiung oocr llnteritiiblmg ent.
idicoener unb fntbolilder GreB-
craane. ScoeniallS lit ole Noth.
Ole Scelennotb oui bielem @ebictc
10 ltreiclp, hoB bier IlmoIell mo
Stiitnneen better mlgebradt iilto
dis iiir aranfeu- mo @oilenb1iler.
iiir mcld,e idlieBlih Stoat mo @e-
meinpe nuitommen miillcn. mn
all6 nod bciicr ais fir Stiftun.
gen bon glnoadten. 5ilnlal BORT, no
oaiiir idon binreiheno aclprgt mo
Die ErieIter id)on geillig belaltct
limo.
@ir mod)ten Stiitmngen iiir
niislid)e unb ~notbpenbi9e @erfc
Der Mcligion uno GboritaS llid)t eius
id)rGnfeL nein iorocrn ober Den
8ebnnten bon Stiitumgen Sltr Se.
6iltg. SoroernnG mo Gerbrcitung
elmer tirdlid trellell. oii Der SObc
Der 3eit Ilebeuheu Ereiie AMI haS
Observation-Disclosures umteriliibeu.
Saiiir iollte oa mo bort nod mebr
int lpcitern Sinne bcS @ortcS CT
5oacn mcroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
llcbcr bic Yrciie

idreibt ooS Gorrciponoens- mlo
Sffertenblott fiir Die fatboliid)e
@eiitlidfcit II. ~:
. Gu 5eitgem1biges YreOiaen
llno &atehiiieren miro aber nidt
niieen, lpeln Die SfGilein lid, tic
ben 0al in Der @ode bon firdlell-
feinolifen 9ldttern preoiacn
nDem Sdreiber 9ieies iino ia.
tboliihe 9Grfer befannt. Die por
fiinfSig Sabrcn nod gut fntboliif
lparen, jest aber melt iiber ole
SGlfte ioSialoeniofratii6 gelporOcn
mo mir Die Stride - eS lit id,on
Die speite @%eneration - nobl III
rettbar Derlorem limo. g9ie iii bas
aefommen? Man lieB oieie fa-
tboliiben Irbeiter uno Sonomerfer
mlgeitort Die INSTRUMENTATION
Vldtter nit ibrem 8iit leieu itro
Die 6olgen blieben iiid)t ans. Srot
oieier ndditen @elegenbeit, an oeren
Iufaeben tie nid)t aeniabnt nrb
uerpflihtet mWoen, bielten lie nod,
ibre Sltern cine 3eitlona mo
Damn borte olld) ooS aui. Sod,
ntebr llnbeil riftet Die firden.
ieinblife Yreiie in ben St1bten an.
ga gibt cs leibcr Soulenbe poil ao.
tboiifen, Die feline Yreoigt mebr
boren. fem giltcs Siid). mob( o6er
, icocn Gag Gin Observation-Disclosures
Nlatt nit Den pielen n%iieren nr,o
peritedten Ingriifen, GcrbGhtignn.
gen mnb IerSrebnngen leicn lllib
Die 6olse lit allmGblihcs Grfaltcn
mo ihlieBlid) Abiterbelt oes 8lail.
henslebens. slui bieie Meiie Der,
lieren eben aitd) Smuienoe nm
SauIenoe BON MGmern nro
Srouem 8ebiloete rnb ~llngebiloete
ibren 8loiiben mo Der Seel-
iorser? Der itort lie manhmul gar
nidlt oli Dem @ege sum slbaruno.
cntldnl0igt tic niellei6t nod nit
ollgcmeiner Cite mo Not6meuois'
felt. obiolpiert lie rubig Sabr iiir
sSabr, pbldon lie in elmer irchpilli.
gen nid)lten 8elegen6eit ,5ir ihmc-
rem oeS unalaubens lcbcn.
Ter Sirt, Ger Die Notb Der Belt
fenlt miro NleS tblnl, INN Sllrd)
&eilpicl, @ort unh S6at oic
idledtc Ereilc az pcrhrGuaen nno
Slles auibictcu, arGite irei uilo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
@iinitlingsuirtbid)aft nnb %eritdDe-
rnngsiDeien.
rnHysWVW.


Gic ar~elt5enlole Miidiid,tsloligfeit,
nit Der Die @cloer Der groBen
omerifoniid)en %eriiderungs 0e-
lcQiboften perihleu0ert merbelt, err
belt rcdt Deittlid aus Ger Sbot-
iuhe, Dab Die Scrren WcGoll, Mc.
Gurbp, Spoe itllO slleranber an lid,
llllo Mitelieoer i6rer Samilien lett
Dem Sabre 1900 Die Nileniumme
BON SS,460,907 als @eb1lter nno
@ebiibren 5ablteu. Ga fir Die
S@obe Der @~elbbe5iiae weniger Die
SGbigfeit, als Der 0raD Der Ser
lDanotibait maBgebenO mar, 10
fam iih mobl Sebermonn bon DEM
@ertbe CD Der 8egenleiItungei I'm.
id1per elm Bib mahen. Wenn
man tod) sic gerpaltigen Slmmen
IN 8etraft siebt, lpeld)e III 6orm
iogen. Inpaltsgebiibren fortgemor.
fcn ober Den @eielifaftflaiien bel
perungliiften Spefulotionen ouige.
biiroet muroen, 10 ordngt iid) I'M
miQfiirlih Die Srage uitf, nie Dieie
Seriiherlngsinititute i~iberbaupt be.
iteben lno naflen fonnter.
Ger YroieiIor' Ser @olfsmirtb.
ihoftlebre on Der Golumbia-llniper-
iitGt in aten Dorf, Serr Sranflin
.. 8iooings, gibt Die Intmort oar.
nuf. Die SunDerttouienbe, peldle
ibre Griparniiie Den 2eber,speriihe-
rungsaeIeQihaften anpertrauen, Inn
lid ielbit cine gtltersperiorgung 81
'hoffen oOer Den Sbrigen einen
Notb9roiden sit bittterlaiien, befom-
men niht 10 bel, ipie tie auf @ritn6
Der ein9e5ablten Yramien er6alten
ioqten. Sas beiBt nit anberen
@ortcr, sic HrGmien iino piel 81
bod nm mir Die lpirflidcn Ser.
ipaltungsfoiten SIT bedelt mo bas
Vctriebsfapital angemeiien an Der.
%6inien. Sr. @iobings 5iebt cinen
Gergleih 5milfen Der Sobc' Der
YrGmien biersltlonoe mn IN 9teit.
iceland, unb fii9rt on, bab ein
Worn, Der I'M Infonge ser Bier.
Siger itebt. BORT iiir iGbrlide Bob.
lungcn bon 5000 cine Tolice i'm
@etragc bon $4,000 bis $4,000
&c nod Der Slrt Ser Geriidcrung)
crmerben fam. BET omerifaniifen
8e1ellfoften aber lltr cine lold)e
bon $4,000.
Sic belltige Srt Der Seripaltiing
Der groBe &cr'id)erungs 8eiell.
1Goftelt lit uEipeiie lntb llngered)t.
Sic @cielihuitcn miiiicrt fiir Die
&erlid]erten rc6nungsm1Bigc Hcier-
ben onlomnleln, DEM Sntcrciie Der
Nerlidlcrten l1ilit es nber ihrur-
itrodS %5lpiher. BOB ihre @riporniiie
sur Shuifung zines ltebcrihniica
perlper,0et mcrbcn, Der cinigcn ipeni-
gen Sclltcn sur perionlifen 9erci.
d)erilllg ourdl n~ngballiee Spefula.
tioneu. iur &~eItednu1g fditilihcr
Selebgcber uhpr oar 5iir Siillitlig
politiidcr 9umpagnefolien Dieut.
Sin0 Die Grdinien 5u bod, nnb
Narat fnnn loob Den snhlreid)en
Gntbiillingen fem ncrniinftiger
3peiiel mehr iein. 10 ioQten lie ent.
fprehcno %ernndBigt merhen: bas
miro aber mohl niht sbcr aeihebelt,
bis Den Serlidcrten elm aroberes
Redlt cipgerGumt miro. iiber Die
@erpaltung ibrcr @eloer mit5ii.
iprehen.
-T-+-f-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Sin gutter Spbm.

o&ie piel bob' if getrunfen.
@iap2"
yfSiinf WoB, Soter!"
$50 piel? @enn Cid nod
FER D Mutter frngt, 10 iagit Oh:
orei iebt fomm'l"
uIdl Yapa. menrt idl bod einmal
Iilgen IoQ, Oa fonnit 9u meiretpe.
gen nod cine MaB trinfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Bic Sancrrcbncrim.

Srau &lotidenberg bGlt i6rem
Sdmiegeriobu Dor Ieiner Abreiie
cine enoloS lnltge GrmobmlnaSreee.
asld, llebe Shrpiegcrmama", iagt
Der geplogtG Wom idlieBlid, re.
ocn Sic nltr rltbig pciter, in 5luei
bis orei Sogcn bin i'd ia idon
mieoer Do."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Talidipielcr.

Sodter (onS Der ,3eitlmg Dor,
lelcuol: gN eincm bieiigen &eital-
rant III eiu Mann meaen Tnlidipie+
lens perbaitet mproen."
Batter: .NH oa miiBteit III
eincntlid jroeu GAG bonn alurier
meagcbolt ~meroen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
alcin Yctcr anf ser G~iienbabn.


Slcin Hctcr ami Der Giienbabn.
BON 6iltfcn6eim Der Better,
@er fennt bas fleine MGnlld)ert
niht?
Ter trGgt Die eriten S0shen,
Ser fleinc rrnoc @iht.
r9tltn bin id) OroB", 10 iprad) er,
gGos lit bod gar 5u id)on!
Sd bari, mie anoere M1nner
Sd)on allf Die Heiie Debn!."
@eiagt = getban - sort brallBel,
5Glt iuIt Der g%rpreB5ug.
yginlteigen", ruit Der Shafiner.
"a lit nod Ylae genug,"
Sus Stieglein miro erflommen;
Gos gebt i'm ,Sanoumbreben.
Sf]on If1liipit err ourd) Die Sbiire,
Mama bats nift geieb'n.
Gort iiBt Der Strips nm Seniter
llnb freut iid foltlif id)on.
Gin Efiff elm Hltd eip
Holen,
Ter 3ug, er lit Oouou.
@ie bod sic 9dume lprineen!
Wie ifneQ Die S1iiier oebn!
llnb Seleonpbenitange
@ia audi nift title iteb'n."
v@obiu, mobin, mein Serrfen2"
Sraet iest Der Shaifner an.
SD fobr ait meiner Sante
sllif beiner giienbobn."
$50 mobnt lie benn, Die Sante2
Sits melt BON bter2 Sits nab?"
o@eiB nid)t. mo- tbut tic mobner,
Sie Sante @albburoo.
Sic bat ein 9oum i'm 9arten
llnD gierfufen piel.
llno in Der Sienfiite
Gin broBes aegelipiel.
llnD bern bnb ih bie Santel
% iieb bod, lieber Wonrt,
@te bort Die iftuar5e Mie5t
go luioio ipringen fann."
"a bolt Ser S1afiner lad)eno
Gin aGrthen ihneG berbei
llno ifreibt in fllr5en @orten,
@ober bos giibden lei.
Gr beftet's on iein Sdddlen
Nit elmer Haoel flint;
Nah Sinfenbeim reiit mieSer,
Ser misgeflog'ne Sinf.
Gabeim lit GROCER Summer.
Otan iitdlt mtb peint ntb flebt.
"a fommt bonn lesten 3uge
Gas lebenoe Eafet.
ulto Eeter griiBt bon ferne.
alatiht III ole SGnbe Damn.
oSebt mr. on bin ih pieoer."
Hltft laltt Der fleine Rann.
Bin Gilenbabn befdbren,
Snbeilia, bas mar nett;
God trai i6 nid,t Die Sonte,
3ie lei bolt ihon I'M 9ett.
Nun Deb ih lelber ihloien,
Grb Nad)t Tapo. Moma,
ltno moroen reii' ih iid,er
3lt Sante Malobur6a,,"
Els frummc Vmbd)en.
Sanli mar nod gons flein; aber
ood) mar CT ldon elm 6er3lie6es,
irommeS 9iibhclt. Gr beiaB nam.
LID ein gar glltes Miitterlein. SoS
er5oblte ibrem fleinen 9iiben 10
germ bonn lieben Seiusfinb uno Dem
III. Sdrutcngel; Damn lebrtc lic linn
nud) bos beilige areu5seiden III
MAIDEN, Sans oroentlid brahte
Is bas Wtannlein ircilid nitt Ter.
tid. nher nos nnhm1 Der liehc Geis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

Gin ialllcr Meuih lit itetS
%iibcracugt, boB CT boS Spier bes
SdidiolS lci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

&c wcniNcr 9tulcn on halt,
Selto nlebr 6dlllt on iclbit ais Nuu,
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05

raising his hat, deferentially, "I'm
across the line. We're looking for
one Canada Jim. Might he be in these
parts?"
"He might and he mightn't," said
the girl. saucily; "but If you're itchin'
to know I'll say it's lucky for you he
amt here"
The captain smiled and stroked his
stub of beard.
"Yes?" he said interrogatively.
"Yes!" she repeated, with fierce en-
ergy; IF Canada Jim was hereabouts
he'd mix among you parlor sojers
until yer uniforms wouldn't look
smart any more"
81 presume by that you mean Can
ada Jim is a bad man." suggested the
captain.
Bad! Well, l should hope so!
Why, you wouldn't be enough to start
his appetite"
The captain smiled tantalizingly as
he dismounted. Then raising his voice
slightly he said:
"Of course Canada Jim amt here.
| and you don't know where he is. I'm
| sorry"
you ought to be glad" she inter
rupted.
| We'll, I'm glad, then" he said.
obligingly, 'but what | started to say
was that if Canada Jim was here it
would save us the trouble of going
out to his cabin and Selling his
goods
The girl listened intently, but there
was no sound from the outer shanty.
shade of disappointment passed
over the little captains grizzled face.
you are quite sure it would do no
! good to search here?" he asked.
ut would do you no good; l wish he
was here"
Yes, it's too bad; quite disap
pointment," unused the captain. as
with hand on revolver he entered the
cabin and began looking around.
Twenty men after one!" exclaimed
the girl. scornfully.
1T is rather unfortunate odds.
said the governments man, still look
ing around, perfunctorily, but evident
ly having learned what he desired t.
know; now do you suppose it woul'
make any difference If l were to SEM
my men back to town and wait her
for Jim by MYSELF"
A joyful look spread over the youni
woman's face.
"You wouldn't dare!" she cried
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
Dolly More to Her Than Life.

Snatched by a timely bystandel
from instant death beneath the
wheels of a trolley car in Trenton, N
j., little eight-year-old Alice Carlton
needless of her own injuries and the
fearful fate from which she had been
rescued, begged piteously for her dol
to be rescued, too. A car bound down
town was approaching. and she waited
for it to pass. A car going In the Op
posite direction struck the child, anC
still holding tightly to the doll, she
was rolled intothe wire net in front
.of the car. The fender dragged anC
the little girl rolled out of it, directl!
in front of the car. John Ellxin.
snatched her, just in time to save he,
life, but she was cut in several places
and her first words were: is doll,
hurt Boston Post.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05

No man in the camp could get
quicker action on his shooting irons
than Canada Jim. No man was slow
er to wrath, or greater in time of
stress. Ever for the weak against
the strong. the right against the
wrong. according to his lights, the
man from Canada was accepted by
the miners and light-trigger gentle
men of Happy Land as glittering
municipal success, and citizen of
parts.
The thing called law had not yet
reared it's depressing head in the re-
gion dominated by Canada Jim, but
it was headed that way. News of
Jim's latest exploit had travelled
across the border, and the federal
authorities at that time being men of
narrow discernment and enlarged in
digestion, had classified the dynami-
ting of tenderfoot's plant as crime.
The fact that the tenderfOot went
skyward with the engine house was
an unforeseen accident, for he had no
business to be there in the night time,
and you couldn't expect Jim to hunt
all over creation for people who ought
to be in bed.
The United, States sent out little,
gimlet-eyed swashbuckler in command
| of the, posse man Canada Jim
could have eat raw" to use his own
expressive vernacular. The marshal's
hunting knife was the only serious
| looking thing about him, and it rath-
| err reminded one of patriotic young
ster trailing his grandfathers sword.
| When Canada Jim was informed by
courier what was coming his way.
he moved out to the edge of the camp,
assembled the hill a ways and met a
girl of the mountains coming to the
spring with bucket.
whats up, JIM she asked.
There's little crowd coming over
from the fort" he said, carelessly.
II don't feel like runnin' from 'em,
but if you could stow me away some
where's, Kate, for half hour or so
I'd be obliged. I'd tackle any three
yes, any five of 'em-but my powder
wouldn't hold out for fifty, you know
The girl anxiously followed his re-
marks, and eagerly acted on his Sug.
gestion.
Right you are, JIM" she said, look.
ing out of a pair of dark brown eyes,
which made no attempt to shield the
affection she had for this brawny
giant of the West; "Ill put you in a
place they'll never think of looking.
Canada Jim looked reluctantly
down the trail.
Damn me if I'll hide from 'em!'
he said, in sudden burst of anger;
what right we them tin soldiers tel
come ter these diggin's an tell us
what's what! You go inside, grille
an I'll learn em!"
Don't be foolish, Jim," said the
girl, as she took his arm and endeav
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
NOTICED 1T.
a Young Lady From New Jersey Pu'
Her Wits to Work.

Coffee gave me terrible spells o
indigestion which, coming on every
week or SO, made my life wretcheG
until someone told me that the coffee
i drank was to blame That seemed
nonsense, but | noticed these attacks
used to come on shortly after eating
and We're accompanied by such eX
circulating pains in the pit of the
stomach that l could only find re
lief by loosening my clothing anC
lying down.
eff circumstances made it impos
sible for me to lie down | spent hours
lin great misery.
81 refused to really believe it wa.
the coffee until finally | thought q
trial would at least do no harm. so
squit coffee in 1901 and began on Pos
itum. My troubles left entirely ant
convinced me of the cause.
postum brought no discomfort. no,
did indigestion follow it's use. hav,
had no return of the trouble since
began to drink Postum 1t has bull
me up, restored my health and givel
me a new interest in life 1t Ger
'tainly Is a JOY to be we'll again,
Name given by Postum Co, Battl,
Creek, Mich.
Read the little book. "The Road t,
Welly..le." in each Dkg.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-05
Coon, Lassie, be Good to Me.

COON, Lassie.. be good to me, Wilma
We. dear?
Ye've taen a my HART, We shall haze a
my gear;
I wadna be gangin' ABBOTT all alane
If the warld were a siller, an you not
my ain.
The birds are a matin'. the flowers wed
the grass,
An you are my springtime, my ain bon.
ME lass;
Like kiss O the sun to the ife-springin'
Sod
Put your lips to my ain; were + you ]
wad.
My HART is thumpin' like sticks on q
Just rantin wi hunger; COON. gle it a
My eyes are a thirstin' like night for the
dew,
Let them drink. my ain darlin', in one
look fac you.
Coom., fill up the crook o my long wait
in arm.
I'll huddle We close an I'll shiel' ye frae
HARM,
Put your han in my ain; let me spier
in your ear
COON. Lassie. be good to me. Wilma We.
Capt. Charles McIlvaine in Mcclure
Magazine.