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ce1esy tore at the rocks and beams.

-g3sesl ttore at the rocks and beams.
cave rescued my men will demand
scsss tie officers Of the union have
SeagIh:ng TO do with finding the hye-
aas saat Gid do it.
Annre sent letter by Frank Brown
wherein he said, Il can't leave here
tie attack may begin at any moment
ans am on the trail, and when I dis
cover the scoundrels I will deliver
sAe1a to justice"
Ee this messenger Raymond said:
ge@ Jack 1 want to see him at the
esseAess moment. This is not matter
soe Dong range adjustment. I want to
sAsS with him."
Rewn, with true cowboy unconcern,
EsSssaed and said: "Well, you see,
Raas, Jacks busy just nowo They's a
oaa on and he's floor manager for our
ssaas
Raymond was in no mood to respond
e. namoc. VERY well. Say to him
&aat when I nave dug my men out
wiz come to him. and something in
$ae Sonc Of this answer stopped the
gxss az the messengers face.
Reporters drifted up, made hasty
aaesss and passed on, lured by the more
sasnast tant material disclosed in the op-
pesSS7on of ranked and ready warriors
oa Ae d,ill. Only Dolan stayed, eager
aaa sympathetic, fetching coffee from
she eook house and lending such other
asss as me could, so deeply concerned
~ssA sbis tragic deed that he seemed
wsasaefsl3is negligent Of his own affairs.
$essang u, opportunity for private
@astA Ge ,1eg,an. in low voice: 'Rob.
4 &eseW who led this thing The union
aae aothlng to do with it. 1t was done
as q aot of Curran's spittoon cleaners.
YAe fellow that Baker killed is from
che Springs. I've seen him around
Easranss.''
~De you think SOP
50 asnew it. When you want me to
sag ,veu what l know I'll do it; only
assg ssew. Wait till the militia takes
asasssssion.'
~miR the militia come? Has the
;geeseraer ordered it out?'
1ses got te order 'em out now. Hes
Ss*sessss >5uck, anyway
assys1ena returned 20 his work be-
'ssss sxelly, and together they tore at
EsssA Ne.atCe ord ,>rc,,s ~" cr,ifioo',+ i1.
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Mu0rO,S name anu Tue plSlOl III fdS
mond's hand induced a pause. The
foremost of the assailants turned to-
ward the captain Of the vedettes, rid
ing swiftly to the rescue. whats go
ing on here? he shouted as he reached
the outskirts Of the crowd.
Brock was ready. Here's the man
who has played with our plans all
along, pretending to be neutral when
he was nothing but dirty, Sinking
spy from the very beginning"
"Liarr' shouted Raymond, and his
boot toe caught the ruf6an in the mouth
and he staggered back among his fell
lows with a hoarse cry. For a mo-
ment he was dazed, then, raging, furi-
Gus, bis mouth streaming with blood,
he jerked his revolver from it's holder,
intent to kill, but hand clutched his
arm, and Munro, spurr1ng his horse in
to the mass Of irresolute men, called
out: "Brock, III kill you If you shoot
this is friend Of mine-you know
that! He's stood out against US s1l
along, but he's been on the square. l
sent him to the Springs myself"
Brock wiped the blood from his lips.
''Mebbe you asked him to wire, the
sheriff last night. He admits he sent
a messenger to warn him."
Cries Of frenzied rage broke forth
again, and the crowd surged against
the two horses Furious, throaty cries
broke forth.
'sKill himr' "Hang himp'
Munro blew a signal to his men, and
his voice rang out clear and sharp.
'eThe first man that reaches hand out
Of that circle loses it. If any lynching
Is done, I preside over it. Dan, come
in here-you, too, Cook"
The two cowboys spurred their horses
into the circle, and the four armed and
resolute men faced the angry mob and
held it at bay. Raymond, even in this
hour Of danger, regretted Munro's as
sistance; it put him under an obliga-
ton which weakened him. With his
mind filed with conflicting considera.
tions, he waited while the swift clatter
of hundred hoofs drew near and a
squad Of Munro's picked men sur
rounded their captain.
When they were clear Of danger Ray
mond drew rein toward Munro. "Jack,
you saved my scalp today, and I'm
grateful; that's why don't want to see
you in the hands Of the sheriff. I want
you to pull out this minute. Come,
now, this is the last appeal Fly the
coop. If you don't, they'll hang you.
What do you hope to accomplish? Face
the situation. You are the one to hit
the trail, and hit it like wolf. What
do you hope to do?"
81 expect to hold this camp until the
syndicate yields to the demands Of the
miners or until the governor inter
feres."
''Then what"
'"Then I step down and OUT"
Suppose the sheriff attacks tonight?"
81 will send him back a-whirling.
And now let me take an inning. You
mustn't come up here again. I can't
answer for what would happen next
tirne Ycu stay wBere you are. and
listen: Take care Of Yourself SO long,
anG take good cace Of the lady
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"Linr ~ shouted Hammond.

LICLT =" SIlOILJGO fICIyUtOILtL.
not shoot an unarmed man. I'm going
to make one more appeal to Munro
Mounting his horse, Raymond rode
rapidly out along the ridge toward the
hill on which the fortifcation stood.
He passed now and then group Of
men who knew him, and while one or
two greeted him pleasantly all the 9th
ers met his glance with menace. He
felt the hot breath Of their hate, but
passed on without haste, regretting his
action in leaving his reyolvers behind
him.
The camp had eaten its midday meal
for even in times Of war men must
eat; the miners had hastily devoured
their rough food and were swarming
on the hillside overlooking the sheriff's
encampnent The vedettes were biv
ouacked in small grove of frs to the
left and little below the fort (Which
was merely a log corral banked with
dirt, and Munro was directing the
shovel brigade at work on the walls of
the redoubt, which was growing rapid
ly under the brisk movement of chat
tering miners.
AS Raymond neared the crowd Of on
lockers he recognized Denver Dan and
one or two other horsemen, but for the
most part the spectators were stran-
gers and plainly hostile
He had drawn rein to pass to the
left when Brock stepped forth on foot
and roughly called out:
whats your business up here?"
Il want to find Munro
''Well, you go back to your shack
and keep out of this
Raymond smiled. "When did you
become roadmaster?"
Brock raised his voice so that the
rapidly gathering crowd might hear.
Here's the spy that warned the sher-
iff not to come on the freight train.
Here's the man that ruined our plans.
You can't deny that" he said, laying
a hand on the horses rein.
81 don't intend to deny. it," replied
Raymond, facing the lowering faces Of
the close packed throng as a mastiff
might face pack of coyotes, land,
what's more, don't intend to apollo
gize for it,
Lynch him" shouted some fellow at
the back Lynch the spy!'
Raymond had been in danger many
times in his life, but never had ne
looked down into such hate in1amed
faces as now encircled him. The old
reckless heart came back to him. He
lifted bis voice in appeal: Have l
friend here? If 1 have, let him throw
me a gum l want to go tighting!'
Here you are"' called stranger
and big, glittering revolver came
whirling over the heads Of the mob.
Raymond caught it deftly, and with
the touch of its handle to his palm his
eyes narrowed and his white teeth set:
Now let the dance begin. Some OF
you will cross the range with me-
Denver Dan attempted a diversion.
"I COX ont fallnrs: here comes jack
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CHAPTER XVI.

"a mn, DeluS UledSuIdUly ISi1cFeu
IN from anxiety by Louis subsid-
! ing pulse, permitted herself a
4 b closer study of the brusque
and o1ninous movements taking place
in the scope Of her window. She stud
led Raymond, in earnest but apparent
" unexpected conference with his
workmeu. No word Of their low ut
terance reached her ears, but she OBJ
served that they organized into squads
as if in obedience to some command
and that each man armed himself and
that each face was grim or recklessly
smiling. That they formed her guard
she knew, and this in itself ought to
have been thrilling. But it was not-it
seemed absurd
Raymond did not show himself again
to her until about 8 o'clock of the
evening, when he entered the sickroom
and said quietly to Braide: Doctor,
you better go to bed if the patient will
permit. You may be badly needed
early tomorrow morning
Every well,' acauiesced Braide, con-
vinced that a closer tie than friend
ship united Ann and the young miner
and that they desired to be alone.
The door had hardly closed behind
the young physician when Ann turned
to Raymond and imperiously said:
"You must not try to evade me. l
want to know what is threatening.
Tell men'
"The camp is wild" he admitted,
feeling the resentment in her voice,
land I don't see how clash can be
avoided so long as Munro is in COM
mand and keeps his present temper.
But you need give no thought to that
All my men are on guard tonight, and,
whatever happens, this cabin is safe."
81 like you to be honest with me-"
she said, more gently. Pm not
child, and I'm not timid person.
"You shall know" he answered, TAX
ing a seat before the fire. He had
never been more admirable than at
that moment My theory is that the
sheritf's forces are eager to storm the
hill before the governor has chance
to interfere and protect his pets that
is the way they put it. If the attack
is made desperate struggle will fol-
low. Probably the deputies will try to
carry the fertilization direct. Mean
while Kelly and l have drawn up and
forwarded to the governor long tele-
gram signed by the leading indepcnd-
ents, reciting our disaster and de-
manding immediate interference on his
part, and we are hoping to hear from
him before midnight l have also
wired Barnett to warn the sheriff of
your presence here and that we are
guarding YOU / think Don is with the
deputies If he is he will see that this
cabin remains outside the field Of Op-
eration.'
"Where is Captain Munro?
His vedettes are camped on the
north slope, but may engage the enemy
at any moment for Jack is quite as
eager as the sheriff to win first blood.
If it were not for the possible injury
Of innocent men and women | would
say let them fight 1t out. Each camp
is critn aS crazy and lawlnSS as thn
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HANLIN GARLAND
CHAPTER XIV.


N z sunrise Raymond reported to
~ Ann, his face little softened,
.The dynamiter Baker shot has
sA u died, but our men are going to
ave, the doctor says"
w1 ana very glad to hears1at. What
sa taDse in the mine? Are they re-
asasady'
~aNo, but the FIRE is out, and we have
sAeard the mouth Of the shaft. The
1srst level is blocked with rocks and
aeams. The murderers must have low
ssseS bomb into the mine with delib-
sarate intent to kill"
sgs is horrible to think Of them down
gAese in the dark. Did you hear that
aMe sheriff had arrived?'
His eyes darkened. s'Yes, the fool!
wny didn't he attack at once? Now
Munro IS intrenched, and they are
Ssssssgsging each other like crowds or
gsAeelboys. The time has come for
Sae governor to take hand
ssWll he do soy
sIe must or be party to the biooo
Ssss battle ever seen in the mountains.
Bot Ianust go back" he said and turn
ed away abruptly, leaving the girl with
= keea. seIse of the stress and bigness
ve his life
He was indeed badly needed at the
eaSne, Tor only the men Of the second
EAi9 and few Of the crews Of Reese
R Earle remained to help. Each inde-
Nsasasat mine was held to be in equal
saAger and to require the services OF
Sts Rest resolute men, and, besides, the
SsaaasnB OF battle had drawn away
SAa more exeitabie even Of their own
Aaen. Kelly was working ike Titan,
ana his presence, his concentration Of
-~aNrs Inspired every man to his best.
a. messenger from Carter met Ray
sNaua 4e assure him that the union had
40 aaad in the outrage, and the young
saer sternly answered, CAS- soon as I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-23
Ell. GAMING DE LA GLORIA

No las sec6. y con una ernura que va no era due
no de disimular, Lavr6n descubri6 ell de
Dersta las hutas de los pasados sufr nientos de las
hum iaciones sufridas.
-Vamos. hio mfo-1ijo Ell crftico encontrando de
Ell cariaoso ratanient> que tiempos da-
ba aquel hijc de pensamiento, - cuentameo
todo
Ahors que estoy seguro de que eres sincere, quiero
oire
Ah! MuchoS momentoS he crefdo que te habias
perdido para Ell arte, para m para todos. que ha
ba equvocado respecto IT, pero que aquellos
por quenes nos dejaste han hecho un pan
muy amargo.
Bendos sean pues modo de proceder
han devuelto ia verdadero deSno
Una operac;6n qurdrgica, por terrible que sea. 81
saliva al enfermo. no sc debe ame1tsr
Td tc curaras hi;o mio, syudare.
Entonces, c1mpleta franqueza, Derstal traz6
al crftco cuadro de vida ID morada de
los Brandon; lie expieo las de desencauto
le confsso debdsdes mpacencias; la incompa-
tihdad absolute que eStablecio guStos las
tendencas las necesidades de la carrera del artGSta
las cestumbre preferencias deseo de aqueos exsran
Eeros instalado Ia sociedad IN hotel cor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-23
Francia y Alemahia


El periodico parisien Il. Arrore
organo del eonocido honbre polftico
frances, el senador Clemenceau ex-
pone del modo que sigue ell estado
&c amino en- que Sc halla un GRAN
numero de franceses. esperanto los
Tesultados de la conferencia sobre
Marruecos.
lie antemano sabemos que cada
proposition de Francia sera denu-
ciada por la diplomacia alernana CO.
mo evIdencia del acuerdo anglo
frances contra los intereses ale1na-
mes. Nadie trata de ocultar Ell necho
de que Alemania no ha dc pernitir-
nos defender nueStroS intereses Dor
Was dlplom aticas Esta es la raz6n
por la cual ante las decisiones que
nos ma hecho la gracia de avisarnos
que Ia conference sc aproxima. ;
Y bien tes que realnente no basta
ya tanto amenazar por sistcna (
nada2
"Iodavfa no he visto I'm solo pc
rlodico frances que haya expresado
sombra de opinion acerca de la &C
titud eventual de nuestro gobierno.
con todo. sin que aun havamos di-
enc una palabra que pudiera servir
de pretexto al lcnguaie abusive de
I'm organo autorizado de Ia polftica
alemana, nueStros interlocutores del
otro lado del Rhin entablan la con
Versacion con amenazaS brutales.
-cPodrian II mas lejos aunque tuvie-I
ran ordenes de llevarnos ( extremi-
dades?
ESto no obstante, perseverance
nuestre compostura. No nos haran
temolar los ataques brptales Que So
70 merecen cogimlento de hom-I
pros. Be equlvocan de medic 4 me-
qlo 81 Green que hablando fuerte
haran vacilar al gobierno frances en-
Su hrmeza. Ahors debe convencer
Sc AZ. Rouvier de la manera en- que
Sc toma Su bien intencionado deseo
de hacer concesiones, de que cstas
concesiones han de tener lfnites Dor
necesidad.
'f por 10 que concierne { 5Cuiilcr-
mo IL 81 su intento era sencillamen-
fe ei de poneT 4 prueba IL opinion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-23
Buena nOtiCia

En- ell antique y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
SaStreria de r. Monies, sc acaba de
recibir TN ;nmenso surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses. los que
ofrece q su nnmerosa clientele al
pubIico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay IN ex-
tense surtido de elegsntes traies, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 $i4. Cuen-
ia tanbien ell Bszsr con TN surtido de
abrigos para caballeros niffos, propios
para viajes gorras. camisas, cuelIos,
pnfIos, tirante, cinturones, ligaS, cal
zoncilllos. corbatas, nedias, y muchos
mas articuloS del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-23
336 JORGE OHNET

su pobrsza econ que derecho Sc 10 impedirfa used7
--iAh, no digamos locuras!-exclam6 Derstal con
abatimiento-No vendra; Ell lujo sujeta cadenas
poderosas que ella tendra bastane fuerza para
romper.
Y usted-dijo Lavr6n, miranda fjamente Ders.
aItendra bastante fuerza para persistiren resou
ci6n?
Si, mi querido maestro, que tendra graz
merito; pues dada las condolences que viva no me
quedaba mas que elegir la fuga Ell sui
cidio.
II Pobre h;jo mlo
tTanto has sufrdo?
-Imagfuese un desgraciado que siente que
rebro pierde toda su fuerza que perda ambieu la
cion de ST msmo, que busca sin conseguir encon-
trarse.
Esq mi vida: volvfa loco de enervsmento
de inquieud.
EntonceS comprendf que precise elegir entire la
muerte de mi pensamento mi vida ordnaria reso-
vi libertarme de una vez.
-!Y que es 10 que piensa hacer usted de lib.r-
tad7-pregunto Lavir6n
Trafalgar sin descanso hasta que La vsueci,-
nj" este terminada.
rs question de dos meses.
-dY como yiyiTa aSted dnrante tempo?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-23

pibiica de Francia en- Ia vispcra dc
Ia conferencia, sena bueno que algu-
no dc Sus agentes les dijese que no
debia llevar las amenazas demasiado
lejos. y que noSotros haremoS nues-
tro deber nuestro nodo { n & sin
81 permiss
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
Windmills, Pumps, Etc.

We are the old reliable dealers in
windmills, pumps, etc. and are still
at the front. When you want any,
thing i'll this line let us know it. We
have been selling windmills, pumps,
etc., here for many wears, and expect
to do so for wears to come. Our re-
pairing department is well equipped,
and we can guarantee you satisfac.
tion. Let us figure on your next
bill.
Att A. A. Chandler q Son.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
Dangers Of Cold and How to Avoid Them.

More fatalities have their origin in OF
result from cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make peo-
Pile more careful as there is no danger
whatever from cold wheh it is properly
treated in the beginning For many years
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
recognized as the most prompt and effect
tual medicine in use for this disease. II
acts on natures plan, loosens the coughs
relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Sold by Engbretson's
Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
Much Interest Shown.

A very neat and attractive contest
has been placed in the display window
of the DEBORAH Tea Store, which is
creating much comment.
The prize given to the lacky con-
testant is set of dishes(of the famous
Johnson Bros. English ware) of
dainty pattern and design.
The contest excludes no one
from entering it it is no lottery, and
is conducted on fair and square
basis
Ii will pay yon TO look at the dis
play and note the conditions of the
contest, which are very simple.
King, the Missouri split log road
drag inventor and advocate, speaks at
Elkader today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
BuIIErlN OF COMING EyENIs.

Jan. 25-"The Wizard of or" at the
Grand.
Jan. IS. Masquerade dance, Hose
Co. No. 1.
Jan. 24-Old Folks Party, Benefit
DEBORAH Public Library.
Jan. 29--District court convenes,
Judge Fellows presiding.
Feb. 26--Alton r. Packard. cartoonist
lecture course
Feb. 28-Lent begins.
Jan. 1l-Rev. FIR. Vaughn, lecture
course.
Mar. REV. Sam Jones. evangelist
lecturer. lecture course.
Mar. 26-Teachers Institute opens.
April 15-Easter Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17
-"The Wizard of Or at the Grand

Nl. DCNet W III bON III HUN Dull
Oak Saturday ON a business trip.
B. f. Kimball, of Burr Oab, was
business visitor III town Saturday.
IN. O. Hippo, of Souris, N ID. 4,
has been visiting in DEBORAH a couple
of weeks.
w A. Van Vliet was down from
Hesper township Friday, transacting
business.
Ono of the fine things of the year,
1.-The Wizard of or at the Grand
Jan goth.
j. M. Boehm transacted business
in Lacrosse, Wis, a couple of days
last week.
transactlng business in town last
"wednesday.
John Anderson and f. t. Mcbride,
of Orleans, were business visitors in
DEBORAH Friday.
M. Il. Price, of Burr Oak town
ship, was pleasant business caller at
this office on Friday.
Miss Jennie Langedahl, of Steele,
N. D.. has been visiting relatives
here for week past
The Misses Bear went to Chicago
Monday to continue studies in vocal
and instrumental music.
--P. Barnett went to Chicago
Saturday on his annual business trip.
He will be absent four or five weeks.
Mrs. S l.. Hanson concluded an
extended visit with her mother last
Wednesday and returned to Albert Lea.
The Bantv basket ball team went
to Calmar Saturday and played a
game with the Calmar team, defeating
them by the score of 80 to 10.
DIR. Swezev's residence is in the
ST. Cloud hotel both Standard and
Bell 'phones in bis room. Call for
his residence in the hotel. l-3
j. w. Stiles has been quite i'll
the past week and his advanced age is
telling on him. Mrs. Oscar Bondy
has arrived from New York to visit
him.
Every lady in DEBORAH will want
that Sc of pretty dishes on exhibition
in the display window of the DEBORAH
Tea Store. Some one is going to get
it FREE. Are you the one?
Editor Ralph Prescott. of Hector,
MINI. "a former employe of this Office,
was in the city Friday and Saturday,
visiting relatives and friends. He
went to Postville Saturday to visit
his father
Ben Muller went to Peoria, H.
thursday to take a course in the
jewelers. trade, and finish the learn
ing of the trade which he has been
studying under M. t. Soukup the past
two years.
AT the Methodist church at Free
mort Friday Presiding Elder MCGEE
will preach. also at DEBORAH Sunday
evening. The pastor will preach at
DEBORAH Sunday morning and at Free
port in the afternoon
Hon. A. Jacobson came home
from Des Moines on Friday to spend
Sunday, the legislature having adj
journed until yesterday. On Monday
he went to Independence to inspect
the insane hospital, being ON the com
mitttee from the House.
The official publication of the
proceedings of the Board of Super
visors for the second week of the
January term, may be found in this
issue, and is interesting reading. con-
tanning the road reports for the
various townships, schedule of
accounts, etc.
Don't fail to attend the afternoon
and evening concerts given at Honan' 5
cafe. Program COMPRISES all the
latest popular music TO select clas-
steal folio. Both piano and player
made and recently sold by the cele-
hrated w. W. kimball Co., Chicago.
Established 1867.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-01-17

DR.. William Il. Harper, president
of the Chicago University, after u
long and painful illness, died at his
home in Chicago, January 10th. DR..
Harper was one of the most distin-
guished educators in the United States
and will be greatly missed in eauca-
tional circles.