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Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


THE demand for nursery stock has
been SO great that second car has
been ordered and some varieties
will be added as surplus SO that per-
sons desiring to purchase can secure
what may be needed II orders are
given promptly. 8. H. Atwater. 720
Main st.
WALL PAPER and painted walls
cleaned cheaply and quickly. Ad-
dress a postal card to or call at 1401
Main street. J. p. Ryan. p163t
IF YOU NEED farm hands, iaborers,
or help Of any kind inquire of the
Fremont Employment Bureau, All
Main 13tf
KEEP your OWE key and counsel by
renting steel safety box ut the Free
mont County Bank. ~ u - per year.
INSURANCE-See Hodgin for good In
surance. 629 st. Cloud block. 28tf
NURSING-30 Park avenue. Lincoln
Park, 14A
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-Nice young pigs Ever
green Gardens. A. P. Nelson & Co
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT OR SALE-Ranch near
Hillside, Fremont county, 220 acres,
good water right, cash or share rent.
110 acres in cultivation. G. s. Foster,
901 w. 9th ST, Pueblo, Colo 17t2
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-s1oo0 for a good cattle
ranch, the biggest bargain in the
country, plenty of water, good build
ings. Arkansas Valley Realty Co., Al
Main IA
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-One fve-room house ON
Greenwood ave, between Third and
Fourth streets. This Is a bargain.
Inquire or address W. H. Gardner. 824
Allison avenue. 14tf
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-Fine summer cottage In
Wet Mountain Valley, seven rooms
and bath, etc. Cost $1,000 accept
$4,000. v. w. Urquhart, Westclifie.
Reference, D. e. Gibson, Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-Lands improved and un-
improved; good location; best of
water rights. Terms. Ira 8. Slater,
Ill Prescott ave-, South Canon. 12p4t
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SAAE-A new house-never oc-
cupied, six rooms. complete; bath,
furnace; Greenwood avenue between
Sixth and Seventh. Small cash pay
ment. balance long time. Guy U.
Hardy. 4tf
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

WANTED-Dressmak and plain
sewing. 419 Pike; phone 1143 blue.
I'm
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-3k Newton wagon /
good repair. 247 Sherman. lip:
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-A Prime camera. 4x5.
fine instrument Record ONCE. pt
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-If you are looking for
bargain in rental property or
home. address Box z. City. 'Phon'
Blue 1888. Owner leaving city. 13t
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-Dahlia bulbs, many va
rieties. Phone Blue 1868. let
Cañon City record., 1906-04-26
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THE BUSY BIG STORE, CORNER SIXTH & MAIN
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Cañon City record., 1906-04-26

FOR SALE-Gas range, nearly new;
SIS. Miss Tudor, 1906 River lat
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Easter Day Services

at 10 o'clock a. m at st. Mary's
Episcopal Church.
Order Of Mathis:
Professional --Hymnl III param -
J. Neander.
Easter Anthem Mornington in E
fiat.
Gloria-Mornington in Z fiat.
TIE Deum-H. 2. Danks in e fat
Jubilate VIM. A. Gaylord in G.
Order of Holy Communion.
Introit Hymn ll8-Salzburg-J,
Rosemuller.
Kyrie--H. L. Winter in B fiat.
Gloria Tibi and Laus Christe-H.
H. Woodward in d.
Hymn ll2- Worgan.
Otfertory Hymn ll6-Arimathea
&C. +. Roper.
Sursum Corda and Trisagion j.
Camidge in f.
Benedictus II. Adams in A.
Agnus Del II. Adams in d fiat.
Gloria IN Excelsis old Chant.
Recessional Hymn l2l-Victory
from Palestrina
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Regular services at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning and night.
A Successful Opening.

Watt McCain's Spring Opening of
Millinery last Tuesday proved to be
the most successful. in the history of
the store, attracting ladies from far
and near, all of whom had words of
praise for the splendid goods shown
Miss Picard, the milliner in charge,
conclusively proved by the splendid
display of pattern, tailored and hack
hats, that she is an expert.
A beautiful line of Dress Goods,
such as Flowered Mulls, Liberty Crepe,
Embroidered Eolenne, as well as
Dresden ribbons and novelties in
Collars, Combs, Belts, etc, completed
the display, which was enhanced by
decorations with Easter lilies and
flowers.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Notice to All Privilege Tax PAYERS.

Notice Is hereby giyen, as required by Sec
tion Ill OF the Privilege Tax Laws Of 1904, that
all privilege tax licenses, except those Issued
TO railroads and retail liquor dealers. will ex-
pire during the month OF April and must be
renswed for twelve month during she month
OF May. USess the licenses are renewed dur
ing the month OF May, 1t Is made the eduty of
the tax collector 10 collect double the amount
Of the original tax, and as he is left without
any discretion whatever In the matter, trust
that all priyilsea taxpayers will promptly come
forward, procl e their licenses during the
month Of May, nd save me the necessity of
VI. W. WILBURN,
Tax Collector
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Real Estate Transfers.

W, H. Smith to Miss Lavinia Dick.
en-, Lots 10 and IL, Smiths sub-di.
vision to Durant,
K. A, Cross to C. B. Alexander, 2e
feet Oft north side of lot IL, West
Julia G. Clover to c. 7. Stepp, one
and one-half acres in Cruger.
Cicero Golden, ct ux, to Samuel
Golden, Ia acre in Lexington,
W, H. Smith and P. NJ Elmore to
J, B. and ]. H. Sweany, lots II and
29, Elmor's subdivision to Durant.
]. G. Hubert to Miss Ida Beall, 267
acres in s. l9, t. l6, r. |, east.
Andrew Hoskins ct ux, to Mary Kel.
sic, l-2 acre of land with all appur.
tenances, in the NV IA, ). 2, t. Ia,
4. 2, east,
Andrew Hoskins at ux. to Edna
Thurmond, l-2 acre and aprurtepances
in ne las. 2, t, Ia, +. 2, east.
5. M. Cox and |. F, Cox to Laura
IT, NdTHclu, iOtS III iChuia.
Randall Ferguson to Murry Jack
son, l-2 acres in 3. 8, t. l6, r. 9. e.
j. D, Powers to W, A. Albin, the
Buck building and lot in Goodman.
j. D. Nixon to Willis Powers, 100
acres in $. Il, t. IA, r. |, east.
J. d, Nixon to Charles Adams, IT'S
acres in 8, q, and 60 acres in 3. 22,
t, ID, r. |, east.
W. h. Smith to Mrs. Matte J.
Dicken, lot Il in Smiths sub. division
to Durant.
Buford Doty to Ward c. Waits and
Miss Nola Waits, $. l.2 of ne Ia of
sw Ia 8. 81, t. l3, r. 3, east.
R.H. Hewitt to j. Marseilles. NV or
sw or 8. 4, t. l3. r. 4, east.
7. N. and Alice H. Miles, release
of Quofoloma and Omega plantations
for three yeas.
Robert Pic ens to Carrie Pickens,
ct al, all of s, Or of ne or, west of
Rlch!and and Yazoo City road, con-
tanning 80 acres and west half of ne
or Of sc ar Of see. 6, t. IL, r. 3. east
}, +. Tye, ST., ct al. to Martha Car
son, lot east of |. G. r. r. in Pick
ems.
J. W. Wilmington ct al, to A. J.
Fonyille, 80 acres in sec. 28, t. Is. n.
of r. 2, east.
Sedler l.. Ware and Mary S. Ware,
by J. D. Dabney atty in fact, to M.
+. Wainwright, 1864 acres near
Tchula Lake.
John Ward to Louis Ward, Jr.,
power of attorney to lease. hold, sell
or convey part of lot A in Goodman.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
The Choral Club

held most delightful meeting at the
home of Mrs. |. B. Pickens Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Miss Fannie Mccain favored the
members with an exquisite rendering
of Chopin's Prelude, in G major, and
Miss Nell burden sang in sweet voice
Roses at Twilight"
The Club took up the study of a
fascinating waltz song "Carmena"-
by Wilson.
Miss Tennie Morris will be hostess
for the next meeting, Tuesday after
noon, April 24th, at four o'clock,
Members will kindly note change
in hour.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Notice.

The spring examinations Of Holmes
county teachers will be held as fol-
lows: For white teachers, April 6.-7
and 20--2l; for colored teachers,
April l3--l4 and 27--28.
Summer school win open Monday,
the 2nd day of April, 1906.
Respectfully, W. H. SMITH.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Easter Day at ST, Mary's Church.

Celebration of Holy Communion at
7 a. m. Morning prayer, sermon and
second celebration of the Holy Com
munion at ii o'clock a. IN. Public
cordially invited to all services.
Children's service at 4 p. m, at
which time Holy Baptism will be ad-
ministered. Evening service again
at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Church Notice.

Good Friday services at St. Mary's
Episcopal Church, April 18th, from
IL o'clock noon until 3 p. m. Medita-
tions every fifteen minutes On the
Seven Words Jesus Spake from the
Cross. All at liberty to come and go
beween the meditations, while the
HYMNS are being sung.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Beat ! 0rat0rical Contest.

The oratorical and elocutionary
contest for Beat No. will be held
in the auditorium of the Lexington
school building at ten o'clock Satur-
day morning, April q. All schools
intending to enter are requested to
notify the manager giving subjects,
names of contestants, etc.
In this contest boy and girl will
be selected as the representatives of
Beat No. ! in the County contest in
May.
The public is cordially invited to
attend. W. M. ALEXANDER, Mgr.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Amendms Mt t1 the Charter Of Incor-
poration Of the Mississippi Benev-
Olent Society. Approved August
9Th 1914

Amend Section ?. after the word "adViss.
bic" In the thirteenth line of said section by
operate general mercantile business Wher
ever the same may be necessary or convenient
10 maintain aud supply said widows and or
hans homs"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Testified With Pleasure.

Good evidence. with pleasure |
testify to the merits of Hughes Tonic
as a remedy for chills and fever. |
recommend it, and in no case have |
known it to fail, even in the most OBJ
stinate." Sold by Druggists-50c and
$l.00 bottles.
Prepared BY
RObinsOn-Pettet Co., Qnc.) Louisville.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Attention. Sir Knights.

Every member of Lexington Com
mandery is requested to meet at their
Asylum at 9;45 a. m. next Sunday to
attend Easter services at the Method
ist Church at II o'clock. Please
come promptly, in uniform, if poss-
ible. W. l.. JORDAN,
Genl and E. c., pro TEN.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
Purina keeps mules up and feed
bills down. We have it.
II w Smith q Coma %

Remember that we have large
number of strawberry tickets on
hand. Now is the time to get your
supplies.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12

EaSteI SeTViSeS IOn0uCtSo pY AniEnt
Templar at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South,
II O'Clock a. IN
PROGRAMME.
Order of Procession:
|. Standard Bearer.
II Sir Knights,
Ill. Officers.
~. The Prelate.
Y. Eminent Commander and Coun-
Gil.
vi. Officers of the Grand Com
mandery.
Chant, The Lord is in His Holy
Temple.
Choir and Congregation Corona
tion.
The Lords Prayer.
l4audate Pueri~ Psalm ll3.
The Gloria Patri.
Conhteniml Domino-Psalm ll8.
The Gloria, In Excelsis.
The First Lesson, Haggai II, l-9.
Choir and Congregation--"C Grown
Him"
Bonum est Confteri Psalm 90.
The Second Lesson-St. John Xxx,
Ill.
Choir and Congregation Christ,
the Lord, is Risen Today"
Deus Misereatur--Psalm 81.
The Christians Creed.
The Prayers.
The Collect for Easter.
Choir: Anthem.
Sermon.
Choir: Anthem.
Choir and Congregation: Hymn,
Retreat, l.. M.
Benediction.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
W. H. SUTTON,
J. T. DowNER, Com
J. 7. WALLACE,

We, the committee, have examined
the County Poor House and found five
inmates, two men one an invalid and
one on crutches; three women, two to-
tally blind and the other with only
one eye; house clean; premises in
sanitary condition and think the in
mates are well cared for; plenty of
provisions on hand; wood scarce;
garden growing nicely. Would re-
commend that a new chimney be built
to the south end Of main house; Chin
ney at north end to have new foun-
dation. Think one room of main
house ought to be used az kitchen, or
a shed be built from house TO kitchen
to protect foundations of same az well
as to cook in in wet weather, and
above all, think give them a new
stove and larger one.
JORDAN BAILEY,
J. A. HENLEY, Com.
W. c. RODGERS, }
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12

Mesdames H. S. Hooker, Sr., and
Jas. H. Fuqua, Jr,, returned Monday
from a visit to Mrs. Necie Gilliland,
at Kosciusko.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12
The S. T. w. Club

enjoyed on Wednesday afternoon the
charming hospitality of Miss Matte
B. Mcleod. To Miss Julia Watson
was awarded the first prize, doll pin
cushion; to Miss Bonnie Jones, the
guest prize, also doll pin cushion;
and Miss Mary Dyer cut the consola.
tion, an embroidered collar. A dain-
ty two course luncheon was served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-12

We have choice lines of cut glass,
silverware, hand-painted china, etc.
Cali and see.
HARDWARE LUMBER Co.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

aleinn stendur og hjalparlaus. S1 ban var6 mer
svo mikill hugarlettir, ao eftir PAD fam eg ekkert
til angistar og kvi6a, en- fam til fri6ar og r6semi
/ salu mimi. Timinn lei0 pannig og eg Ia ems
og MILL svefns og v0ku, Panga6 til eg hrokk upp
vi6 h0fadyn. Egg lett mp og sd sveit franskra
a mig er eg reis upp, og aour en- eg fekk oroi
upp komi0 st0kk elm peirra af baki og gekk til
min rakleiois. Pa6 var it'll maour 1 graum
safalafeldi".
,,Hva6 ertu az gera her? pvi ertu ekki i
herdeildinni pinni', sag0i ham stuttur 1spuna".
It'll pess hef eg tver gildar ast@6ur', svaraoi
eg og benti fyrst a foringja mimi, og pv1 nast 4
brotna handlegginn".
v,Ma0ur pessi segir satt, year hatign', sag0i
elm af fylgdarm0nnum hans, 'eg sd ham ganga
a eftir herdeild sinni me6 foringja pennan a
bakinu'".
,,Keisarinn- pvi pao var ham sjalfur, sem
parma stoo hja mGr- lett til min med pvi augna-
raoi, sem enginn hefr att nema ham og 0rninna
Mundiufj0llum, og sag6i: ,pa0 er gott. pd hefr
CERT vels. Svo spretti ham fra ser feldinum og
t6k hei6urskross at brjosti ser og gaf m6r ham.
Pegar eg t6k vi6 honum fam eg ekki framar til
hungurs ne kulda, og Pao var ems og allur sars-
auki hyrfi dr brotna handleggnum".
,,Davoust', sagoi keisarinn, og sn6ri ser a6
%foringja peim, err hafoi avarpao ham, ,sjaou UNI ao
ma6ur pessi og sveitarforinginn, sem parma liggur
verdi teknir a farangursvagnana Pegar peir fara
framhja. Lifo heilir!' I'm leio og ham sag6i
BETA veifa0i ham til min hendinni, st0kk svo a
hestinn og REID brott".
Pegar her var komio s0gunui pagna0i gamli
maourinn og for az kveikja 1pipu sinni.
,,En pd att eftir az segja okkur hvernig for
fyrir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS k0lluou unglingarniri /
akafa.
,Hann skrei0 saman og er MI uppgjafa hers
~h0foingi og lifr a haum eftirlaunum. Annars
kanu eg fatt af frag0arverkum hans az segia
eftir az petta geroist anna5 en- pao, ao ham var
ekki fyr or 0inn HE'LL heilsu en- ham let stefna
mer fyrir herrett og dama mig til fangelsisvistar
fyrir pa s0k al eg hef0i 6%hly6nast skipun yfr-
booara mins".
EN- petta barst Napoleoni til eyrna og eg
heyroi sagt az ham hefoi hlegio DAFT er ham
heyroi pa s0gu, en- ham skipaoi az lata mig strax
lausan og let gefa mer UNI leio undirforingja nafn-
bot. En- UNI hei6ursmerki pao, er ham hafoi
gef6 mer aour, er pao al segja, ao bandi6 at pvi
hefe g her 1 hnappagatinu 4 treyjugarminum
minum, en- krossinn sjalfan Der egg nast hjarta
mere.
Svo hnepti ham fra ser skyrtunni og syndl
aheyrendum sinum pennan dyrmata menjagrip,
sem ham bar a brj6stinu 1 dalitlum silkipoka, er
par hekk 4 bandi, er brugoi5 var UNI halsinn, og
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01
n,Ertu svo 6%sv1inn, az tala svona vi5 yfrmann

v,Sleppum MI pvl, en- FER ver6i6 a6 koma med
mers".
vHann belt a v0rina af rei6i en- sagoi ekkert".
,Eg lagoi ham MI a her6ar mGr og bar ham
svo ellis og mj6lpoka; BAD ma narri geta az mer
var 0m0gulegt az fylgja herdeild mimi meo pessa
byroi a bakinu. Egg dr6st bratt svo langt aftur
dr, ao eg misti alvey sjonar a fylkingunni, og sd
ekkert annao en- hvltan snioinn 4 sl5ttunni UNI
hveris mig".
yEg h6lt SAINT afram 1 attina a eftir hernum,
pangao til eg kom auga a riddara fylkingu, pa6
voru k6sakkar og ri6u geist med 6hljooum og ILL
UNI latum, og stefndu beint panga6 sem eg var".
,Foringinn var MI alveg oroinn me6vitund-
arlaus og eg asetti m6r az yfrgefa ham ekki
svona a sig kominn, hva5 sem pa6 kosta0i, svo eg
lagoi ham niour par sem eg st60, og s6pa0i snj6
yfr ham svo hvergi Sd q ham. Pvi n@st skreio
r6tt hja, en- haf0i p6 dalitla smugu til a0 horfa
dtundan peim til pess az STA hverju fran fari".
K6sakkana bar bratt az og er peir komu par
sem vo lagum, en- sau okkur hvergi, riou peir
fran og aftur og stungu lensum sinum her og hvar
niouri snj6inn og MILL mannabdkanna, en- til allrar
hamingju hittu peir okkur ekki, en- h%estarnir peirra
voru hBttulegri; pa0 sr ekkert spaug a0 veroa
undir hofum peirra 6lmu og hrikalegu hesta, err
k6sakkar rloa, og elm peirra steig ofan 4 hagri
handlegginn a mer, og ham hr0,1k / sundur ems
og fdio sprek".
Er Iof a1Iro; f,pJ;A ~oo;r, III * H.
var6 ae bita 1 dauoann skrokk, sem hia mGr Ia,
til Pess, az halda niori 1 mGr hlj6ounum, og med
pl mott t6kst m6r az pegja ems og steinn pangao
til k0sakkarnir riou burt".
,,Pegar peir voru horfnir dr augsyn, skrei6 eg
dr fylgsni minu og for ac skygnast eftir hvernig
foringjanum lioi. Egg gat einhvern veginn dregio
ham upp dr snj6num og fagnaoi pvi mj6g, az fnna
l1fsmark med honum. Mer t6kst loks med
h0rkubr0g6um ao koma honum undir st0ran stein,
er par var skamt fra, par var gott HE fyrir Wind
mum og eg lagoist par fyrir hja honum og vaf6i
okkur ba 5a 1 ydrh0fn minpi".
,,Nottin fell a, vindinn lag0i, en- ofankafald
var t0luvert. Altar herdeildir vorar voru l0ngu
farnar fran hja og horfnar; alt var kyrt og hlj6tt
stoku skot, sem heyr0ist / fjarska, og alt
umhverfs var dlfa pytur, pvi par var n6g brao
fyrir pa og peir rifu / sig nainn".
,,Eg get ekki lyst tilinningum og hugsunum
minum pa mott. En- vo0aleg var hun, og visit taldi
eg PAD, az eg mundi elk lifa til nasta morguns.
Egg 0ska0i pess ems, a6 dau6inn k@mi sem fyrst.
En- pa flaug mer / hug b@n, sem m66ir min baf0i
kent mer pegar eg var barn, og eg mintist pess
er eg kraup a kj0ltu hennar og las pa ban. Egg
mundi hama enn, og haf0i hama yir 1 huga mGr
med ~innilegri tr1arauomykt".
,pa6 get eg sagt ykkur, b0rnin min, az heit og
innileg b@n, er hi6 beta athvarf pess MAINS, sem
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

sagt okkur, az bra5Cm k8mum vi6 til Smolensk
og par mundum vi6 ia n6ga fa6u, hita, hdsna0i,
sk6 og brennivln. En- a peirri lei6 ur6u margin dr
lioi okkar til / snj6num, og svo voru k6sakkarnir
alt afa halum okkar ems og hungraoir dlfar, og
gerou okkur alt PAD 6gagn er peir gatu".
oEinn dag h0f6um vi6 gengi0 hvildarlaust 1
sex klukku stundir,- pv1vi6 attum dau6ann visann
eft vo settumst fyrir. Pa6 var h0rkufrost og
skafrenningur mott okkur, svo v5 saum Tito
fran undan okkur, en- VIC og vo rakumst vio a
Xix felaga okkar, sem uppgefst h0f0u herdeildum
peim, er 4 undan voru farnar, og svo helfrosi6 par
q gaddinum. Vic t0lu6um ekki ORD og sungum
ekki heldur; enginn hafoi MI or6i0 renu til az
kvarta og pao var ills viti".
,,Eg gekk samhli0a sveitarforingjanum
okkar. Ham var lagur maour vexti, en- prek-
vaxinn og sterkur, og mesta %h0rkut6l, og eftir
pv1 strangur i kr0fum vi6 hermenn s1na. Ham
var svo prar og fastur a sinni skooun, a6 pa0 bar al
drei v0 az ham lett undan e6a breytti peirri fyr-
%irHtlun, sem eitt slim var Groin asetningur hans, en-
tryg0atr0ll var ham, og trdrri maour var ekki 1
oAAulA AcIuuLu. I1duu VdEO SdTl OiIuSCuuul VIC
Wanna og haf0i bl#tt svo, az MI var ham f6lur
1andliti, en- aour var ham kafrj6our1 kinnum; svo
haf0i ham lika hv1tan kldtr@fl bundinn um
h6fu0i0, allan ata0an bl6oi, og af pvi var6 and]iti6
enn pa nableikara az dtliti".
,Alt 1 emu var0 eg pess var, ao ham for ao
reika og slaga ems og drukkinn maour, svo DAFT
ham Gins Or ctaur Or hravfAi cir okk;GE
v,Hver %fjandinn er az tarna, foringi g6our',
sag0ie g og laut yfr ham, ,ekki megio per leggj-
asst her fyrir'".
twist ma eg PAD, pv1 eg geri pa0 med leyf
pessarat, sagoi ham og benti a faturna".
.,Herra foringiE, sag0i eg, per megio ekki
gefast upp'; svo t6k eg ham fang m6r og reyndi
a5 koma undir ham f6tum. Ham studdist vi0
mig og reyndi ao ganga, en- PAD var honum 6m0g''-
legt; ham DAFT og feldi mig um lei0".
n%,Jobin', sagoi ham, ,pa0 err dtseo um pa6;
skildu mig eftir hernia og far6u / fylkinguna ems
hj6tt og pd getur. En- eg parf ao bioja pig einnar
b6nar aour en- p1 fera. 1 Voreppe, skamt fra
Grenoble, byr goo kona, r1mlega attract, pao er
MOOR min. Findu hama og kystu hama 1 minu
nafni og seg6uhenni a6-a6-seg6u henni hva6
sem per synist: en- gef0u henni retta peningaveski
og krossinn mimi. PAD err alt sem eg 4. Far6u
MI straxs".
v,Ekkert anna5, herra foringi?'"
v,Ekkert anna5. QUO veri med per! Flyttu
per MI. Vertu salls". /
n,Nei', kallaoi eg, ,eg @tla ekki a0 %yfrgefa
your; annaohvort komi6 per med mer,e0a eg ver0
her eftir hja You're.
v,Eg hanna per a6 veroa her eftir', sagoi ham
byrstur'.
y,M6r er anna hvao Der segio UNI pas, sagoi
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field and yentured as near the combatants
as we dared, hiding ourselves behind
some scrub timber
when we got under cover the two bulls
seemed to be maneuvering for a chance
to get in the effective blow or hold. al
though they were some yards apart They
were both mad all through.
1.-THE COW camel, meantime, was sitting
down fifty yards away, calmly watching
the fight.
Suddenly the brown bull, setting his
legs like mighty columns of marble on the
firm ground. drew his head well back and
waited. The Indian, on the other hand
drew his slender and more shapely legs
well under him and crouched low. His
neck was strained to its utmost, his head
almost touched the ground, while foam
flew from his jaws.
Slowly the black fellow crept on until
within a few feet of the brown, and then
with spring of ndescrbable swiftness
he dashed forward and seized the off fore
leg of the brown in his bony jaws and
jerked the leg across to the near side. try
ing to hurl the brown on his flank; but the
big fellow had evidently been there before.
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as his head slipped past the others guard,
his jaws closed on the near foreleg just
below the knee joint, and he jerked the
Indian to his flank, and then with thud
that shook the very trees by which we
stood, he crashed down his massive body
to crush the enemy.
THE black had rolled TO one side. and
as the brown bull rose quickly the black
was upon MIN. and his teeth had the ear
Of his rival close home by the roots. and
with one terrific MUNICH, he tore it away
close down to the scalp, leaving the white
bones grinning up toward the skies,
bloody, bare and brutal.
mo power on earth could have stopped
them. They were maddened with wrath.
and would have turned on an army.
But the end soon came, for the black
had the worst of the weights. and weight.
as you know. always tells in a struggle
when both are in earnest.
I'VE saw wild rush and dense cloud
of dust, a rally at short range, and then
the Indian bull went down, and the brown
devil dropped his brisket fair and square
on his skull, and before we could whistle
hymn the huge mountain of flesh had