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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
8ro6eriamfnnos loeernes- Subtle

observation-disclosures Subtle
nmsfet bil u6en al Ebibl blioe Ell
gllmren6e 9ufces. Sra alle 5iber
er Der melot flor Silll11tning, og So
miteenS enelte 8efpmring er MI,
bporle0e5 Sen iful 1fuffe tilltraffelig
Elo6s paa Danta Sail Sen 5. San11-
Saa meget er iiffert, at bbert
eneite Siprne baobe / SEN ltore og
lille Gal og / Sc tilitb0en6e Gel
lfnbslofaler bill blibe tnget / 8r1g,
% 8reorene oil blipe np6iaget til
at rDffe nar lammen for at ollie fan
faa Ela6s be6 8or6ene. Men me6.
Ell goo Billie or0ner alt fig ~ Set er
life bDert Mor at ser feires EN- iaa-
ban 6eit at Ben itgrite 6anife Orga-
niiation / Mmerifa. 81 bap0e for
le6en 2eiligbe6 til at lie set imufffe
emblem, Der er ldbet til Je1te11, ct
np6eligt lille 9annebrog me6 8ron-
cefors me6 Snifription, / bgi @ra0
imagful6t. @rogrammet for Soften
er / f1l6 Sr6en, babe bba6 Sen flot-
te Menu og ben aan6elige GGp6e, iom
8alerre oe0 8rncbebollen ienere poo
Mftenen ffal lebere. Set er ganife
naturligt, at &omiteen filler Sill
freositillelie % 5toltbe6 ODER Set bel
uofgrte Mrbei6e, % paa ielpe 6eitaf,..
tenen bill bet ffiiffert lite margIe paa
mgrenoe uotaIeller ON bbpao ben
bar uoretttet sS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

flere gf1tnlre, oeraf nogle npe, nj
bpilfe ct norif, ~SoGoirfning" n1eo
@rl1mnefor lp0 %fortrinltgt. Otter
Nrogran1net ct m11ntcrt Sal.
ct. Ecocrs 6anifc lntbfrifc Strife
blcp / Spn0ags after toget / Bru9
efter f1t(ofbrt 9tei tourcrirg. 2irfeu
toger Jig l10mnrfct l6 mes fine fri
lfe, enc IarDer % Sen l111uffe o.
forering, ser ct 1,bfprt meo 0rNtig=
bco % Sn1og al Sen 0o1ife Mo=
let % Geforotpr sc. M~os1>n,slcn poso
Nitiben. Ser por / 5pnoogs Jor=
mio0ogS-@ 116stiel1cite nteo Otter
gang og ONT gft%ern1io6ogen ct lrroe=
Les go0t bei bgt Mp6e> orro,1geret al
llng6om5iorcningen. gu al 9elto=
gerne / programmed, Son1ere1
Socob Nprre9ooro, fon1 pco en- Sell
togelle life tillteoe, ,1er Na1tor
Scbousboe=Senien ira Gorlston,
Minn., Ser prr6ifeoe ue0 6ormi6=
ogS=@110stienelter, bol6t ct u6n1nr-
let, meget iateresim,t Iore6rog ONT
9enrif SbienS rHeer Gpnt", bbis
eien6omn1elige &orufter ban 9ior0e
He0e for poo en- inr6eles f1or Woo4
Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
Songfprcniugen nMpollp" hopbe

SultYI uleH1uYtN nN4ullu DuDDe
/ Spn6ags gfte5 cit mcgct pellpffet
MISUNDERSTANDING poo 1unio Salt,
Der oar meget go6t belegt. SEQ 6e11-
ne 2eiligbeo bpre fdrlte Gang icr
ct ltgrre Nublifl1m fer / 8pen Sou=
geren Socob Ngrre@aar6> Ser gob
flere iml1ffe M1>mre tilbeblte> 1oo=
leoe5 rMojio1g", Sen lp1c Sag"
Ell ifotif Gn1,g, uNgnete % @op-
monoen" .. Il. @r. Ndrregoar6 CT
t @elio6elle al irroeles gobe Sten1=
men1toler, Ser nnrmeit goor / Het=
ming al Senor, og be6 pi0ere l16=
0annelie oil 6isie iiffert f11nne fit
Sc m1ege11 Mnbenolle. @r. IF. Ibon=
ler1 oplG1te flere moriomme Snoo=
itpffer I Sen jp6ife M1rn6ort> %
Npollo fang mes banlig 5ifferbe6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Observation-Disclosures i
@ol9atba airfen CT m~i6lerti6igt ino-
ltilleoe paa @rlrno al 8aitor Gpcb=
lens @elbreostilitono. l1ngbomsms=
set, til Dpilfet ollie er oclfomne, boil
oes lom %irouanlig 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
Haitor 6. &nn6icn % 6uitru, it's

ligere 31.tebinion, @is., bar / 9trs=
bags / Minneapolis poa @ienneu1=
rejle til Salinas, GoI., bbor Boltor
&n11oien lfol opertagc gn1beoct ion1
YrGit for SEN 6onlfe Menigbeo. Mei-
fen bar foitiat til iiolte l1ee, men
Mrs. @l1uolen blep ipg boorfor Sen
maotte u6lGttes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

---------
81. u. S. 9obm Ct nt1iot ion1
3oIttilnae / 5tebet for 81. 6. 6.
Moore.
Gtptf Yorb 3otipnol Nonf hiI
berefter bIipe boIot Qoben Onsooo
Mften for at 9lrbeiberue / 6nb st.
Saul fon irbtosiere beres .glnnisnin-
geo % Gbecfg, ION Sc. bi6ttI hor
maottet pette mes at foo u6betoIte
til npite Doo eIIer foo Dem inbfns-
{ereoe andre @teber.
-
Torlonqer Gfabeseritotniuo SIN.
orep &etericn bor foa{sat Minnefo,
ni,a paa $4,000. San Qrbeioeoe
for @onlpuauict iom. Tr1cfmor" iiD-
tie Mpril % fom tilifabe peo at en-
flor &osie folot oper BAN, bpilfet
ifplbtes cit Sell pe6 &on1poaniets
2e0elie al Mrbeioet.
-
Get MIC Mu6ttprimm bill bore fer
oigt / Mi0ten al Sanl1ar, og Set It's
palg, Ser bar leoet Opfsrelien, bar
Hlaner ul10cr lloarbeioeIle til at fol-
De en- MobningSfdt, Der CT Mnleonin=
gen pGr0ig. Snooielien bill oog
ien al 6cbr11or. Get bill folte onntr.
$4,000 mere at faa 8pgnirtgen felt
fGr6tg % 0eforeret, enb &omiteelt
r1t far poa @uan6en.
----
Sulius Stougaarb, oen 6anlfe
@rocernmon0 / Merriom Yorf,
8rior oQ ct. Mntbonp Moen11es, Iiq=
w
oer for Chen meoet 1no at Ell 8nlo
poo Sirruen oroen an5fe6e hon1
flnttet iii 6nlnitoIet men hon nor
for onorehpn fir NJ oceHp f,,nhp rohe
lin oiarp SIR 6Yo,,ooor5 hor no,.
ret her / oor6et ! 90 Mor M hor
riom Horf .Son or @ier nj M I'm,
tpooct Sen fore Bricfbnonino.
bpilfen hon MI 6riper fin Sorretnino
-
Grinbernes stcmmcrct> M%ir11cio
ia Womors Guffrooe Ms1ociotip1
lenotc fprIeoen Ell 9eleootion til gu
perr1pr eeSsohulou mes N%nno6ninQ on
at fran / lit 8ublfob til 2eoisloturel
pilbe iu6flette en- M%nbefalinq ON a
gipe apinoerne 5ten1meret. Sc ii
imi0lerti6 ingen Spn1untrina fra SCI
SIDE, i6et @upernpren los Dem bloc
at ser bar cit iaaoonMosje al Detail
lei, ban buD0e at beban0le i9uOjfubet
bernes Stemmeret pil0e fon1rue me-
pua 2ijten.
--
&ctning / 8clebbcrne. 8rincipo
lerne / 8Den5 %ofic1lige SfpIer bol0
/ Munouas ct Mp0e, bpor ser blan0
on0et forhonole0es ONT en- &loQe it,
5folcrues @nmnoltif=1ireftor 6err
mann oper. at Bgrneuc in0toq err al
for ooQrlio SoIouino un0er Worlch
en fra oo tiI 5foler,,m1nene M}r
!Serr1nonn pil M be1aoe hper enfel
efoIc m 10 tiI hnoS hpr I'm oidrp
for NJ 5isie INSTRUMENTATION hline
bc6re or6ne6e. ioole6es ot ser b(ipe
Tetnino : @plehocrnp ~ NJ moricf
Iinicrne orronoprps 5ooIpops NJ \
nos5sr +i1 Amor o,foI+ efolehnon;ro
e,,h,. q, W;sS1. ho. - oa,,o,, =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Je9 er kjed at like at have fact skrevet ill
Dem for, efter de opnaaede udm@rkede Resul.
later we'd at BRUCE Deres Bmlte. bet har I'D
rettet viduadere med mig, og jeg err nu mere
rask end jeg nogensinde tidligere kunde gjore
mig Haab ON. Deres hengivne
W.. H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

@r. g.. 6 Dlien al All Rreseott
Ct, CT / Sensen meo ct brettet
Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
Skriv idag.
Send denne koupon for fri Bog
minneapolis.

Deeoraiil tbcuiofiifc Gaminnb my
Ser bper Spnoag 81. 4 / 1907 a..
Nbe. g. Gore0rag og fri 9isfusiion.
Bigger ongooenoe 3beolofien til frit
ll6laan.
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st. Paul.
s Jobnfen, 1osalreaastSr.
"St. Paul Tidende.s Kontor, Room -
Union Block, Cedar d Fourth Str.

We'd Kjsb eller RESPIRATION at
Uhre bessg den velkjendte (uye
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Ynorc>u Sobnion, 6S Colorado
Street, TOM / Sirsoag enoel til Sfa=
Sc peo at bliue faltet uo at lin Bug
gp paa @iprnet al @rope % Sacflon
Sireets. Soften leb lpbif> % ioet
&ognen ltpotc in1oo &anttener1, blep
Sobnlou ilpn9et til Soroe1. Sans
Sfromn1er CT oog life p9rre, enb at
ban lnort fan pGre paa Benene
igie1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

@olgatba Mrfeus &rnbeforenina
afboloer Mpoe Eorsong @termtobae
Bos Mrs. @oosgaar6, 228 6. ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Ten,uief 6. 2olue, Ser / Sc iiolte
Tiger bor pnret miolertioig Slperin=
tcr0cnt for SporpcjStjeneiten / 5t.
Saul, far / Snsoogs al Sporpei5jel=
ifabets obminiltreren6e 9ireftpr
@iel0 facet Meoodelle o,n> at ban
far facet falt Mnlnttelie iom S11per=
intenbent Sans Jormano bar 6.
6. 8urDicf, Ser raIignerebe for cit
3io lioc1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

>. $. @anmit5, Ser biotil far
pnret Msliltent peo ltn6erbisningen /
9%1sopr6rug pe0 2an0br1gsifolen i
ct. Mrttbonp Yarf, reilte for ct Nor
Gage ii0en til COLORADO, peo bpts
5tatS=2an6brugsifole ban lfol gipe
l1n6erpisning / SEN rette Moaoe at
no fnrc llagteoe Gpretroppe. Ser
itgeS fun at bore tire eller fire Menb
/ Sc Jorenebe Gtoter, ser CT / 5tan6
til at gibe ioaoan l1n0erbisning, og
EFT al Disle CT Wir. @aumit5. s
mango Mor far Sfole11 / ct. Mn=
tbonp Barf orret Sen ene1te ber /
2an6et, Ser gap laooanne &11rlus,
men MI tagcr Sc an6re Stats 5folcr
Gagen op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

0SS~~"i| c>ll'N ~
Ser bper Spnong &l. 4 / 1907 IA.
Nbe. g. 6oreOrag og fri 9iSfl1slion.
Bigger ongooenoe 1beoiofien til frit
ll6laan.
Mr. 8. q. Sbrgenien, Ser ito1te
ltge TOM tilbage til Minneapolis fra
Danmorf, bar / Sirs6ags fipbt Sen
ltl6oarefabrifont 6. Nello,1 tilb6rer1=
Sc Gienoom 1906 %. 6treet g.,
for Ell &ipbeium al $4,000. 6or-
b%aoberlig er Scr. Sergenlen I'LL tgi=
ret fait til Minneopolis for en- len=
gere Sis.
Sborpalbien 2osc So. IS, .. ..
g., afbolot 8eftprellespulg. forrige
Sors0ag often. Sen npe Beltprelle
bar felgan6e Communicating:
Gfs-Eraiioent g. 90. @ielien.
Hre1i6ent 8. @ougoar6.
@icepraitoent g. g. &rgenlen.
Ti11onsjefretGr 8. sc. Miffellen.
Erotofollefreter $. 6. 9nne.
Seas ierer S.. q. Heterien.
Sn6re 8ogt Carl Heterl e,.
D0re Gagt 81. &obertien.
Srultee Geo. Mn6reolen.
Jprer S. Nielien.
Torcnin9en 9ania ofbolot Betty
%relie5balg pe6 lit li6ite Mp6e me6 fel-
ge16e &elultat:
Breii0ent S. Sgr9en1en.
@icepreii6ent 8. 80. Sobanien.
6inanslefreter gbr. Gliplef.
Nrotofoliefreter g s.. Nellon.
&osierer Sobn Seplon:
Msiuroncefosierer 6. Sprgenlen.
Gr1lteeS: Gbr. Nelion % S. 8.
Eeterien.
8i%bliotbefor 6. 6. 9eterlen.
@epiiorer, so. 8ocf, 6. Sgrge11-
len % Carl Senien.
6oreningenS S1,letrGfelt afbol0es
Sgn6ag mellem SSSl1l og Nptoar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

For de bedste Fotografier bSr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
z29-231 E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Sil Gommi: iioner pf 2abor bar
@a1pernpren paanp l1olet %. S. @il=
liams al Minneopolis, ser bar be-
flnot gmbeoet / 2 Mar og altioa bill
blipe gicn1onnpnt. 0ette bor baft
en6el Snerrolfelie / Sc. politi1fe
&reOie, % fra 0emofraternes SIDE
bor Ser prrct orbeioet en6el for at
faa Ell ar1ben Manb u6nnpnt, ioet
8illiams er cit @eorit &ilbnnger %
alorig far logt Sfiul pao bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Bonduel, Wis.
For nogen It'd siden anskaffede ieg mig en-
af Deres Apparater Ill Brug we'd ct Tinnlde af
Vartcocele; jeg er me9et tilfreds med ResuIta-
tet og skal hj@rteltg anbefale Deres elektrIske
Balte til enhver. der lider af denne Syedom
--Var1cocele. Deres hengtvne
Oversat fra Tysk. II. +. BONN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
@ottfricb 6icbtenam, cit So Mor


@ottiricb Ticbtenan, cit So Mor
gommel tiff Sfomager, ser far boet
fer / 8pen bolpan6et MarS 3i6 og
opbol6t fig bos Ell berboen0e Ggn,
blcp / Man0ogs funbet 6po / &nl=
0erc1 111oer cit Saloon paa @jprnet
al 5airiielo og g. @aboiba Streets.
San bab0e Saar / @oDe6et, og 1
&ibben bar brnffe0e. Bolitiet Ipger
at fonune otter Marlagen til Ggos=
fol0et, i0et Sc 9elfaoigel1er, Ser fin=
Ocs pao 2iget hln6e tD6e paa, at ban
er blepet 1laaet libel beo at blipe To-
ltet neO al &rl0crtrappen eller 1lr=
Ser ct 5logsmaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14
.. g. g. 9ronning 2oniie 2ogc

.. 6. 6. 9rpnning 2prtie 2pge
al @opfins afbol6t SEN 1. December
Ell Moifero6e. 9en bar n6merfet
bel6gt; Sliens Sail oar al0eles oper-
fp16t, og set bier, bborle6es Se1ter<
lamfun6ets Setter fer Mor efter Mar
pe6 tit go6e &enom6 foritoor at ifof-
fe fl1lbt @lts. 9ra9terne par ollie
foltbore og ~glin1ren6e. Ser par flere
8eipgenoe fra ct. &a1l, bboriblanot
lerlig EN- @rnppe / bunif, norif og
ipen1f Mationaloragt bafte flor 9p=
iigt be6 6ereS &orreftbe6. Sc tire
ftore Stag 6e bnr bar np6elige. 0e
tire Gamer bor MrS. Sngemonn %
@p6eien, Merriam Sarf, lamt 0trs.
@%u1tlen. Como 8orf; Set bor mutt
al DEM at tage Ben Iange Sci for at
oeltoge / 6ereS 5pitres Waiferaoe
Der; nR1te @ang, til Breorenes Wtu-
ifern0e, baaber hi at lie ogioa MrS.
Mielien lom Mmerifas n2ibertp"
&ermeb &ilfen til ct. @auI 5eitre,
og Sat forbi S tom, ian1t til Sem,
81. @e6oftgr, % Sat for DptageIfen:
9eres meo agteie,
5sz: gS#3 9Mlnlto Senien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Stl 9Grc for Mrs. @ellitrpm, Sen
berplnte 1benlfe Sangerinoe, 1om /
Man6agS gap lin Mfife6Sfoncert /
M%innenpolis Mu0itorium, lamme>1
me0 Sen 6o11fe Senorlanger Men0el
@artpig, ofbol6tes Eirs6og Ell Ban-
fet, %orrangeret al Sfanoinooer /
st. SAUL, / Norben Stubs 2ofaIer.
9alen Dor npoeligt oeforeret mes
%lpenlfe, oanife, norife og omerifanife
Stag, og poa 8oroene par Ser en-
flor &ig6om al 8lom1ter. st Or
feiter ipilleoe bagbe0 en- lille Saline
ifop. Geo 8anfetten, bbor 81. 6.
Sloan bdr Goaitmalter, bolotes Ser
talrige Saler til 9gre for Mrs. &ell-
ltrpm og. for set gamle Seorelano
og Min6erne 6erfra, og Mrs. Cell
ltrem COB flere Sangnumre tilbe6-
tie. Blan0t De S1llte0eDRren0e bar
Ben npbalgte 8icegllberngr @ber-
bart, Ser er Spenifer at ggoiel. Mrs.
&ellitrgm reiite i Dns6dgs fra Spil-
lingbperne % ffal bol6f s s4oncerter
pfiten, bum refer fra Hsetp gorf til
ISberide Sen Tlefpi1hpr
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q. y. S. sobm q oniat iom
GolitilRge i steoet for 81. 9. 9.
Msoore.

Stpef Oarb Rational 8anf oil
berefter blipe bolot aaben 0ns6og
Mften for at slrbei6erne i Spb ct.
Saul fan itotusiere beres Nnpisnin<
geo % Gbecfs, ION DC. biottl bar
maattet pente meb at faa u6betaIte
til nai te Dog eller faa Dem inofas-
lere6e andre 5feoer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-12-13
.BRU|N MAKES LOVE
TO PHANTOM MATE
COURTS VOICE IN PHoNoGRAPH,
( THEN TREES TRIckSTERs.
JOKE TURNED ON JoKERS
Plan to Scare NewIy-Msrried Couple
Goes Wrong and Proves a Boom
erans-chuckIes Are
Chanqed.

! Slab City, Wit is generally be-
lieved hereabouts that the next time
Albert Pratt INDUCES in practical
jokes he will not daily with a phono-
graph as means to his ends.
Bert. as he is known among friends.
is to Slab City what Byron G. Hughes
is to New York, and many a towns
man has smarted because of the tricks
he has put up on him. These jokes
have been harmless in the main. but
now and then Pratt has perpetrated
one which developed serious conse-
quences Not SO many years ago he
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-12-13

'I don't think so. did not see him
when he was out of sight" his head
was now falling forward upon his
breast.
did not see him when he was out
of your sight? What hellish jargon
is this, you mud-colored imp of hell ?"
cried Deneau. and he shook Uga
flercely to arouse him.
Listen to me-" he continued, look.
ing into the eyes of the old savage.
Il am going into that cave tonight,
and l want you to go with me-"
go with you?" cried Uga. Go in
there!-me go among the spirits OF
that cave-never!-I would drink
owls blood first-never!-" and he
fell back upon the floor, still crying
ver!-never!- blood-owls
blood" then his lips blubbered some
foolish jargon, his eyes closed and he
knew no more.
Deneau looked upon the uncon-
scious form, smile, sinister and sig
nifcant upon his face.
The moonlight filtered through the
chinks of the old hut and fell upon the
face of the unconscious savage. De
peau closed the door behind him and
left the place, again kicking the
hounds from his way as he followed
the narrow path to the woods beyond.
"Ah," he muttered, "a large man,
a very large man, man with hair like
fire-the drunken devil, what does he
mean by that? oh, see-red hair
can it be true that such a man came
from that cave--or was he preparing
to enter? All, had l been near" and
thus Deneau. unmindful of those he
passed, at last reached the Bald
Eagle"
ITO DIE 1,nn.r,1 A-IrIrrA
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-12-13

| incident and Immediately began nal
cyon existence in the little cottage AZ
the mountains foot. He had been en-
joying life just one week when, in tho
dead of a cloudy night, Bert and
Shorty" Juggling the phonograph.
loaded with bears walls, made theiI
way to the Bates house. AS they ex'
pected. no light glimmered forth, and.
chuckling with suppressed excitement
and glee. they raised the machine be-
tween them and set it going.
There were ominous snaps and
cracklings, brief pause, and then ou'
of the cylinder issued howls and roars
which would have chilled the heart oi
even a daring hunter. The sounds
seemed highly magnified in the still
ness of the night. and the ears OF the
conspirators were SO close to the fun
mel that all other noises were inaudible
to them. With straining eyes they
watched the window for signs from
within, but their vigil was unrewardedi
and when the record had run out they
quickly set it going again.
Had the young men been less intent
upon their work they might have heard
a real bear howl in the woods, for Sly,
! fooled beyond belief, saw in the me
chanical song long-looked-for mate.
and. casting all caution to the winds.
he descended the mountain to conduct
his wooing at closer range. This time
no Lothario should get ahead of him,
not If he could get there first.
Bert and Shorty" were still chuck
ling and watching the window. expect
ing action from within any moment,
when close behind them they heard a
wheeling and painting and turned to
make out the dim outlines of Sly head
ing straight for them. The phono-
graphic voice was just starting on its
third serenade and dropping the wall.
ing machine, they made for two apple
trees, into which they climbed as rap.
idly as their legs would propel them.
1t was pretty dark and they were
badly scared, but for all that they took
note of what followed. Sly gazed at
the machine in bewilderment. Then
he howled ditty In response. Sounds
of feminine encouragement issued
from the box, then crackles and a
wheeze, and the machinery stopped.
1t was too much for Sly. Approaching
cautiously, he smelled of the phono-
graph, and then, with bellows of rage.
ripped and tore it to pieces.
1t was nearly daybreaK when he took
his eyes from the men who had un.
Willingly fooled him and made off into
the mountains. 1t was a half hour
later when the conspirators dared
climb down to come face to face with
Fatty" and his bride, who had spent
the night with a sick relative and were
returning to be in time to milk
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rocks. but managed to cling to them
until he was rescued by his wife.
His wife was on the island, a quarter
of a. mile away, and was informed by
her frightened children that man
had shot down the flume and was cling
ing to the rocks and shouting for help
Unaided. the woman launched a heavy
boat and put off to the rescue, little
dreaming that the imperiled man was
her husband. When she reached him
her amazement and terror at discover
ing his identity made her so weak that
1t was with difficulty she was able ia
drag him into the boat. Nevertheless
she succeeded in doing so and ther
managed to get him from the boat tc
the house. Then she set off to the
lumber camp for assistance.
Two campmates of the injured man
rugged out an improvised stretcher In
the boat and rowed 25 miles through
heavy seas until they reached the
steamer Kootenay. The injured man
was placed on board and brought tc
the hospital here for treatment. Ths
physicians say that he viii recover,
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-12-13
LUMBERMAN SHOT DOWN
FLUME INTO THE SEA
Friction Caused by Lightning Slide
of Over Half Mile Badly
Burns Victim.

Vancouver. b. C.-With dislocated
leg, twisted ankle. numerous cuts
and abrasions and large patches OF
skin burned off, s. ]. Demaresq. a
lumberman, is in local hospital thank
full that he is alive, after one of the
most exciting adventures that a man
ever went through and came out alive.
Demaresq was at work at a lumber
camp on Hotham sound when he
slipped and well into dry shinglG
fiume. Down this. for 5000 feet, he
shot at SO great rate that the skin
was burned from his body by the fric.
ton. From the end of the fiume he
shot distance of 25 feet into the sea.
He managed to keep afloat until he
reached some rocks, $50 feet away. He
was too weak to Chamber upon the
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reached his long red hand for the bot.
tie. When he had drunk considerable
OF the contents. his face flushed, his
eyes sparkled-the effect war instan-
taneous-he could even talk of Dead
Mans Cave.
Have you seen any one enter that
caveT said Deneau
The Indian shook his head.
Have you watched, as you prom
ised?"
Il have watched day and night from
my hut have seen every boat that
passed-every canoe and every man
that walked on either bank, but no
man has been to the cave"
Have any strange men passed your
hut since l was here?"
Some"
Some? What do you mean. you
dog, how many. what kind, and
when? Answer me, you drunken
devil"
Give me the bottle" cried Uga. ris-
ing from the tub and reaching for
the flask. His eyes were now fshy
and his step uncertain. but Deneau
suffered him to have his way.
II saw big man-very big man
awful big man, on the river bank"
you are lying, you besotted saw
age" cried Deneau, ION what bank?"
'The other bank-the one across
and his hair was the color of fire
he was bigger than any pale face
bigger than any Cherokee-the big.
gest man in the world" Uga had be-
come serious, though the powerful
stimulant was telling on him.
II think he went down stream-if
not he went up"
You cursed fool. did you not watch
him?''
81 watched him. but l saw not
where he went"
did he go toward the cavern?"
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Museum Gets Fine Pulpit.

King Friederich August of Saxony
has given to the Germanic museum at
Harvard full-size reproduction of the
sandstone pulpit of the Church of
Wechselburg. near Leipsic. This gift
is regarded as the most important
made to the museum since the fine
collection of casts was sent by the
German emperor. The pulpit be-
longs to the beginning of the thir-
teenth century. and is a massive struc-
ture. 15 feet high, resting on Roman
esque columns.