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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-28
Mclean County
respondence
ltems of Interest From
Various County Papers
Wilton News.

Among the arrivals to. make
Christmas joys ring out doubly
joyful is bouncing baby boy at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Richard. The little stranger re-
gistered Dec. IL and Immediately
took full possession.
Alvin Hedstrom brought in a
live gopher he found basking in
the sun Monday last. It is the
first time during the twenty years
residence in this section of the
country that he noticed the little
pests out so late in the winter.
The water famine in town was
broken Thursday night by the ar
rival of a new head for the city
pump. Even the windmills went
t'up in the air" and refused to de-
liver the goods. Snowfall cream
was becoming popular beverage
with man and animal just as relief
arrived.
Monday last 1--WE had five 500
locomotives in the yards at this
point, three of which "died" with
in an hour of each other and the
other two we're so nearly SO they
couldn't move. The epidemic was
caused by lack Of water-and this
prohibition state.
Relative to the age at which a
child may quit the public schools
of North Dakota under the law,
School Superintendent Stockwell's
Office hold that the reading Of the
law from eight to fourteen years
of age, includes both the years
mentioned. That is, child must
be kept in school from his seventh
to his fifteenth year.
Claus Nicholson and wife re-
turned Friday Of last week from an
extended visit to Iowa and Kansas
Mr.. Nicholson reports an elegant
time with his friends, who greeted
him as they would a visit from
Santa Claus he says. It will be
welcome news to all to learn that
Mrs. Nicholson has returned COM
pletely retored in health. .,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-28
Ex Ecur1vE
Hitchcock's Last Report.

l. V1lICNSOSNS IaSt nCPOTSs
! Iu his annual report Secretary Of the
Interior Hitchcock says that during
the year 400 persons have been indict-
ed for violating land laws and eighty
nine have been convicted, while other
Indictments still pend He reports that
19,43l 1877 acres were disposed Of, Of
which 1,774,341 were sold for cash.
There remain about 799,O0O,OO0 acres
Of unappropriated public lands, Of
which nearly half are in Alaska.
! AS to pensions, the roll has decreased
during the year from $1,O33,415 to
$9S5,971, 34,974 new names being put
on and 47,444 taken off by death and
other causes. OF the names now on
the rolls 666,345 were actually soldiers
and sailors, the rest being widows or
dependents.
Taft Wants More Soldiers.
] In his annual report Secretary Of
War Taft says that 10000 more men
are needed to man coast defenses,
which have already cost the nation
nearly $73,00O,O00 and for which $780,
100000 more is to be appropriated.
Plans of Greatest Warship.
! The secretary Of the navy sent to
congress complete plans for a 10000
ton battleship, which is to be the most
powerful in the world, according to
authorization Of congress last year.
This will be more than 1000 tons lar
: ger than the English Dreadnought
She is to have a speed Of twenty-one
/! knots and q main battery Of ten
twelve-inch rifles, supplemented by
fourteen fiye-inch rapid fire guns and
I smaller pieces. Her length on water
line will be $40 feet and extreme
I! breadth S5 feet. The mean draft will
be % feet.
Shaw Releases $2oooo,oo0.
In statement TO the public Secre-
tary of the Treasury Shaw, after re-
ceiving large number of letters from
business men complaining Of the high
rates Of interest and after comforting
with many bankers, including the COM
mittee of the American Bankers asso-
ciation, said that there was no occa-
sion for alarm, but there was need Of
relief. He proposed to give relief by
releasing $2O,OO0O0O at once. buying
in $1O,O0O,OOO Of the bonds of 1907 at
101 and 102 and by depositing $1O,OOO,-
600 in the existing repositories Of
eleven different cities, properly secur-
ed. Several st. Louis bankers said
that they did not need any help and
would not accept the deposits. The
secretary attributes the existing strin-
gency to the blessings of large crop
and unexampled Industrial activity.
Message on Porto Rico.
In special message to congress
President Roosevelt tells of his tour
on the island of Porto Rico and speaks
words OF praise for the beauty and fer
tility Of the country and for the gov
ernment. He does not see how any
harm could be done by comforting full
American citizenship upon the people
and urges this to be done. thus show
ing our appreciation Of them and pride
in what they have done.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-28
In Line With the Pure Food Law

The National Food and Drug
Act which takes effect Jan. l, 1907
does not affect Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in any manner.
No special labels are required on
this femedy under that act, as it
is fr& from opiates and narcotics
of ev Ey character, making it safe
remeEy for mothers to use with
their children. This remedy has
beenl in use for so many years. and
Its good qualities are SO we'll
known, that no one need hesitate
to use it when troubled with a
cough or cold.-For sale by all
druggists.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-28
The Roman Church Treated
as a Foreign Power by
France In Carrying Out
Separation Law; Church
men Resisting Passive
State Authority--G,er-
man Colonial War Causes
Dissolution Of Reichstag.
Kongo Issue Before Sen
ate-PeacePrize to Roose-
velt-ReformSpell Dead
LEGISLATIVE
konso Question In Senate.

konso Question In Senate.
A resolution introduced by Senator
Lodge declares that the affairs of the
Kongo Free State should become the
subject of international inquiry and
pledges support to the president in any
steps he may take to that end.
Coincident with this resolution there
appeared in the New York American
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-12-28
T0MLINS0N'S
TRIP TO india

lllll lV lllUlh
Dampfer Koenig Albert,
Nord Deutscher Lloyd.
Bremen.
Sunday Evening, Nov. l8, 'O6
Dear Ones in America:
Our second Sabbath day on
board the Koenig Albert is about
ended, and in an entirely new way
to us for Sabbath days to end
We have just come up from the
captains dinner. If you do not
know what this is it may be inter
esting for me to tell you about it
1.-The Captains Dinner is the
closing function of every voyage,
so older travellers tell us and is
given by every captain the last
evening Of the trip. The Koenig
Albert terminates her voyage at
Genoa, but as about 40 passengers
including our missionary party
will leave the boat at Gibraltar to-
morrow, the dinner was given to-
night that all might enjoy it.
The dinner seven or eight
courses, as usual, was very fine
Each passenger found at his plate
long black silk ribbon with the
name OF. the snip embroidered in
gold. These the ladies wore
around their necks and the men
as streamers or upon their sleeves
to be Kept as souvenirs.
The grand finale was ''iluminat-
ed ice cream" served as follows
Suddenly all the walters disap-
peared. The electric lights we're
turned off and we sat for a NOM
ent in darkness. Then the words
"Auf Wiedersehen'' (till we meet
again) and EAU Revoir'' burst
forth in electric light at the head
of the dining room. Immediately
while we still sat in the dark the
orchestra struck up a lively march
and in filed our walters bearing
lighted Japaneslantern and plates
Office cream in the center of which
was an illuminated castle, around
and in and out among the tables
the procession marched, a most
beautiful sight. Then the lights
were turned on and each waiter
fastened to his table to serve the
ice cream which we found to be
frozen in fantastic shapes. But |
should first have tried to describe
the decorations of the dining room
and tables. Long festoons of col
ored paper hung from piller to
pillar and flags of all nations in
profusion. On the three. center
tables were little houses illumin-
ated by electricity. An artistic
macaroon center piece was on the
table. and we ruthlessly tore it to
pieces to eat with our ice cream.
Souvenirs of little flags, Japanese
parasols and bon bons which ex-
ploded, were given us. Each lady
was presented with little tissue
paper cap, to be worn, gaily
pinned on with ;. flag hat pins.
Of course it was dress parade
also as you cantwell imagine. 1t
was a gala time not much like a
Sabbath evening and yet perfectly
decoroqs and beautiful. L thlnK
we shall never forget it.
It has been a beautiful day.
The sea almost level and the air
pleasant. Truly God has been
very good to us to give us such a
pleasant voyage. This afternoon
an Episcopal service was conducted
Now we must get our belongings
together and our baggage ready
for GisembarKing early tomorrow
Already we see the light fash
ing from Cape St. Vincent, Portu-
gal. When we awake in the morn
ing we shall all land again arriving
at Gibraltar at 10 o'clock.
The. children have become regu-
lar little sailors. They have had
the run Of the whole deck and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Tbermometerffanb
@tese-Mltar -0rab.
O. ebDrtn.

8eorae uno Wargarete 2raas, 1908
Cont ape., Mdb&sn.-Ora u. smma
Bates, 1119 e. Sarlan Str., 2nabe.
8. uno Bella Wieosntbal. 22l1
g.. Meribian Str, Mdoden. - Sad
unb @aIRs Wrisbt, 2294 aib Str.
Mdo&en. - Omar unS CHARLOTTE 2en'
nsbp, 1924 @sntral ape.. anabe. =
Seize unb Sarab Barnes, 948 Sub
@apitoI Nbe., Wdo4en. = Sra uno
Marp Woobp. COS Wsft 81. Strabe,
Rnabe. - @iniam unb @6rifttna
@oembte. 1924 garth Abs., 2nabe. -
Soispb unb Clara @oOf, 1924 eugene
Str, Mdoden.- gowaro uno Winnis
RtF, 648 Spring Str, Mdo&en. -
&op uno Cora @iIion, 1104 Oliber
Ape., 4nabe. - q. S. uno Warp
Neunter, 8l2 6is5lano Ibe., Snabe.
= @sorgs uno Sattie Suris, 261
So6nfon Str, Wdo9en. IS. 8. SO.
uno Clip SattsnoOrf. 1405 Of Waib'
inston Str, Wdo9sn. - s. See unb
Settle gloiOn, "a STD Summit Str,
Rnabe.-@iliam 9. uno Nmelta aai.
fer. 1405 Of Hem Yrrt Str. Mdo-
DEN. - paul unb Mabsl &anoau. 1s
g. Dearborn Ctr anabs - Sames
uno &oie Owsns, sic STD Suinots
Str, Wdbasn.-Sobn uno Grau Mil.
ligan, 725 g. @apitol aoe., Wdoden
8etraut.
Sobn Gcr-2ussnia Dalton.
8sorse @. SrbniOn- Wag9ie u. Co.
burn.
Sohn Douglas-Relie Sasper.
Wiliam 8. 8roun-Gmma Nlfrsp.
Sarrp .. 8atisD-Wapme 8arnbasot.
Sorban @. Glib ir. = gomonia Sole
man.
RuHea 8. @aton. Brownsburg. Snb.
SuIoab y. Warfbaa, glsrmOrt,
@soree %. WeglrOp = Gillian 6.
S4par3.
1efprbtn.
Gus 8. psrfins, Sc. 227 Oh Win-
nefota ctr. = GLEN We@ormid, 48.
1872 Snoiana Nbe. - Sames Sprigss,
IS, 1912 81 WaftinstOn Str. -
albert SOnss. l. 81. Str. uno senat'
albs. - Nnna @aro, 81, 765 Wef
@alnut Ctr. - SoIepb plante. 70.
Nrmsni6wsfsrn. = perrp u. Sones,
SO, 1929 Miblanb Mpe.-Wi9asl But.
Ier, Sc, y q. Grufe Sir.-@atbarinI
Bates, l Wonet, 2157 Sotparo Str,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
...NYreS Bulletin.
Setter Snrmobers 1Oc
0e3osere SGmsi3er 6anoarbtit

Sic ni6en bab Die Setter Salsbe>
fleiounsen Die f%einiten inb. Sas 1T
ridtis nn6 tros Der niebrisen YreiIe
finb ale S%urnoberS in bieler Baraain
@artie bon iber einunbspan3is Sum
bert, Setter.
Sci ieinsr Iesten &eile bat Ser &ei>
fer Iertreter uns einen sroben 0or>
ratb bon allen u~nbertauften Surn<
obers, bon Der Csc unb soc Musmabl
~anseboten.
Ser 8aIement Wann bot 33c an
Dem Dollar unb erbielt bieleIben susez
idlasen.
Oieie edte &eiier Surnobers per.
ben am Srsitas bsrfauft-lber 80
berfdiebene SHUTTER -iol@e Die reseI,
mabis Csc unb SOC foiten SIRE
Muswabt .1Oc
8aiement, Of Gang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Gtnem &amber sladli9 cut
fommen.

Sreb. 2ambert. go. 1906 Sf IL.
StraBs mohnbaft, wurbe fur3 boz Dit.
tsrnadt In Der IL. Strabs, nabe Der
Seferion-A benue, bon etnsm Yanbiten
~ansebaltsn. Der i'm su bsraubsn bers
fu9te. lambert rib fi4 ieoo4 los uno
enttam burd bic 6ludt.
Der 8etreffenbe bate nod Nusia9e
bon Gambsrt feline Bifols unb ma9ts
aud ni&t ben 0eriud ibn 3u Der.
fplgsn.
WabrI4einli& mar Der WeseIaserer
Elm anfdnger In ieinem Sad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

Inna W. Stipp on George q.
Seruees. Got 6, Sraub's 2. Abb..
364 bet $50 5ub. uerbsfsrt, Noroisits
gasu Yorf etraBs. 6flid bon Belmont
Apenue. SO, 200.
Waria s. &ibinssr II. u. an Wil.
liam Sausiien. Got 2. McQuat's
Subb., NuBenIOt SO. psrbsHsrt, Sub.
ieite Waibinston Str. tpeRli9 bon
2ibsrtp Strabe. 81, $50.
WiIbur u. Shoot an Mugufus 6.
faplor, Got SO, @Iart's 8. Mbb., Weft
Snoianopolis. Sc BET 135 SUB. Der.
bsfert, Wefieite @arrsn Str. ubrb'
lib bon Oliber Abe. $1O5O.
pearl 8. 9olopap an 6arriet Seq.
90. Cots 5 bis 8 In eqr. 90 In 8eaips
Nob., 1876 bet $50 GuB, paeant, Oh'
feite Der Nppleaate Str. n6rblid BON
Besder Str. $1,000.
2eslie Moore on @urtiB 9. Woob.
arb, Got % In Sqr. 2 in 2ineoln pari
gb6., 40. 05 BET l40. SO SUB. bsrbei.
iert, Ofieite Der pennipluania Str,
fabIt4 nou %. Ctr. SO. 600.
@obsrt %. Gong an Sobn u. gdn
6orn. Got 2. 2ona's Subj. 9beil
Srpington. 40 BET 1872 SUB. pacant,
Dsfiette Aububon Roab, ifbli& bon
p%ennfplbania @tfenbabn. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

Au etnen gerbaftsbefebf ers
folste sefiern bic gerbaftung bon
georse grst6er, Warion gountp.
Gerislbs uiro bon CHARLES 6. 8rap
bon 0allep Drills bei9ulbiqt, Sanbs
tuerfs3eus 9effobIen gu babeu. Die
RabIerpoliaifen Wilion unb @olniid
berbaftsten ben gei9uloigtsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

&. 9. + bon Trantfort,
Sno.. meIoete geffern Der poli3et, bab
t6m aus feinsm 6ubrmert. pel&es er
tn benz 2sibfaI bon ubI. 1923 WeR
Warplano strabe. aus9eipannt batte,
cine plhI1oeds gefoblen norben III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Yrioaal=Notij.

5rau 81. Grobtntus bon
Nr. 637 Wefi 1Ri&isan.s trabe III bon
elmer msbrmonatli9sn &siie mad
Ssuti&lano wobl uno munter tuieeer
3uriid9etebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

GrfGltmmgen In einem Sage aa fmriren
Nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine EabIetten.
Mnotbeter erfatten bas @elb 3urid nenn bic
aur febffhIdst. 6. IS. Groves Sisnatur
auf ieoer Sha6tel. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Nms ben 0eri9teu.
Superiprs@erih

elmer Miber geqen tetre @aftt1 Utar1
Aiber truroen bte 3eu9en tbeilweiie
pernommen. Die 0erbanblung tpurbe
betrsfs 6insuaiebuns weiterer 3sussn
pertaqt.
Die S9eibungsflase bon 2iba Bal-
termar gegen ibren 8atten @bas.
@aIterntarl murine su @unfen Der
Rldserin enii9iebsn.
Griminal< 6eridt.
Treb. Smith, 10 Sabre unb 6arrp
Smith, 20 Sabre oft, bic f4 uegert
ginbru9 uno @rOBoiebfabls su Der.
antuorten batten, murben bes ger'
ssbens f@uIois befuaoen. Sas ur-
tbeil tuurbe bes Mtters tpsger iuspsn'
brit.
Sn sinen, anSersn 6alle, In uel&em
He tpeaer u~nerlaubten Betretens zines
Sauies unb @robbiebfabl borgelaSen
tpurosn. tpurbsn beibs bes @rOBoieb'
FabIs iduiois bsfunoen uno nit 81
unb 2Oftsn unb 1 bis gu IA Sabrsn
I'm Snoiana @eformatorium bsfraft.
Sobn &eeb, Der tuege1 elmer Inter
idlasuns bor @eridt eri&einen muBte,
purbs auf Nntras beg Staatsanualts
auf fstn @brentport bin Bis auf rueiters
gefsbls bes @sri9ts entlahsn.
Der 5aG Siaae Neper, Der psgen
usbertretung Der GefeBe 9egen 6ii4en
uno SpieIen angefla9t lit, wuroe BON
etaatsanpalt tue9sr Mangel an BE.
ueiien nieoerssI4lagen.
S@eiouugsflaee.
2iI:an Sunter bsrtlaete ihren Sat.
ten CHARLES q. 6untsr auf S9si.
bung. 9isislben bsrbeiratbeten R9 am
%. Ndr3 1886 unb lsbtsn Bis gum Is.
Mdrs 1906 auiammen. pfintbers
na9ldifgung unb srauiams Yebanb'
lung finb BITE @rtnbe Der 2laee.
alberto Watts, frsrsts ssssn tbrsn
@attsn Sabio %. Watts cine 2ldae
auf e9sibung an. Die gbe tuurbe
am IL. September 1901 esf&IoRen
unb bieislben lebten Big gum 8. Octo.
Der 1906 ;uiammen. Der g6e 1T Elm
3inb entfproRen. $runfiu4t, erauiame
Bsbanolung unb gbsbrua fno bic
@riinSe Der 2laee. sic forbett $500
Sltmsnts unb sntipredenbe Inter.
ffdbuug fir ft& uno oas 2tno.
2suis q. S&ulmsisr frengts ssssn
feline Satin Cora u. S&ulmeier sine
2lase auf S&eiouns an. Sieielben
bsrbsiratbstsn R& an 90. Wdr3 1908
uub Iebtsn Bis gun, Is. October 1906
auiammen. 8rauiame 8ebanblung if
Der Rlagegrunb. -"e-
glisa 9. Gielbsr Hrengte gegen ib.
rem Soften gbmarb O. Gisloer cine
2lage auf S9eioung an. Der gunb
tpurbe am 80. September 1896 ges
i9loKsn uno bic @bsIeute Isbten big
gum 2. Suit 1906 3uiammen. gbe.
bru&. Sruntiudt unb srauiams Be.
banolung Rnb BITE @rtnbe Der 9lage.
sic forbsrt $500 Nlimsnts unb ben
alsiniesn BeRb bss 5ubrwsrfs.
WeIiEa u. MeWborter nertIaete ib.
rem @atten @sorge %. We@borter
auf S&eiouns. Die gbe wurbe ON
IL. September 1901 g.i&lOfsn unb
bic @strauten lebten big gum 6. Octo.
Der 1904 suiammen. 2lasegruno if
b~6swiaiges 0erlahen.
gla gorpbon nrenete esaen ibren
8atten Sbomas @orpoon eine aIags
auf G9stbung an. Sieielbsi berbei.
ratbeten fi9 am Is. Wdr3 1905 unb
lebten biz gum 16. October 1906 que
fammen. Der gbe III Elm Rino emit.
fproRen. grauiame 8ebanblung ii
Der @runo Der 2lage. Sic forbsrt
$500 Nlimente, $50 Aobofatenge.
bibrsn uno $40 isOe Wo&e fur ibren
unb bes Rinoes untsrbalt.
S@abeneriabfIage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

gottIieb rb t,
vDie eeuaatbli@e Gde",
Ode HobIe unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
3te0ettraua

2teoertran3.
GrfteS Qomsert oer Cation
GenmtG8, nea 81. Cttober,
IL Der 0ermamta Qaue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

~ -sdbiees Rdb9sn fur oueemeine Sous.
~ arbrit teine 5amtiie fein Bai4eu. Ra95u.
frassu BET Srau 4ouis 8. Bolf,
1908 Qorb DeIaware Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

81 erIauot- Wdb6en gum iofortiesn @ntritt.
SubiauappIis gaubp Co.,
225 Of NarpIans Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Wetterbert@t

Sar 3. etunS.n snSsuO 7 uhr wOrssns, 81. ottObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

N%erIangt-Giue S9ueiberin uni MbdnberuuQen
~ on qIeioern 5u maten. Ra@aufrageu TN
9Iobe Rleiber sabeu, ede Bafbiustou nub EeIa.
more etrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
Gor~bernngsflage.

Samuel 5. 8raib rsi9te esg.r bic
Wef Sibe See @ompanp eine a!aae
auf Be3ablung bon $500 ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

N|erlanet-siu Rdbdeu fur a~IIsemeine Sausarbtit
~ In tIetner 6amiIn. Na45afraaen
2I14 EoIbptt Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

NHerfdern Zie seeen 6euer, bel
gr1 J%sauion, 147 on Deartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
S@aoenerfabfIage.

Arthur 9abis bertla9te Soiepb g..
Sobniun auf $500 S9absnsriab.
Der 0erfla9te III Befber zines 6otels.
I'm IL. September 1906 purben Rlds
ger unb feline Satin. tpel9s In benz
9otel abgefiege1 tuareri, aus bemielben
aus9ewieien, na8oem fe bort beretts
einen Gag 9euO6nt batten. Our9
oteie panolungsweiie NOR Rldssr gs,
3tuunsen. In Der 0a9t moo sine anoere
untertuaft 3u iu4en, bte CT nod Ian.
ger Wanberung In einsm tbeuerea
9oteI fano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20
apeaL8 etterbert@t.

s6Sn beute 9sadt; eonntas ;uneb'
inenbe gepDlftbeit unb ipabri9etnli9
Rssen ; ni6t bel 8eranbermnS IN Der Gents
p~eratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

1raqen Sic Sbr @runbeigenfbnm sum Uerfau'
- lnb Iesrs Sdufer sum permistbsn elm BET
Wm. Rauicm, lat Of Tarfet Ctr, 8tmmer EOS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

- erIonqt = Gin 4eIfer far eineu Booeni@ mitch
- stur siu gutter brau4t onsnfrosen tn
ITO on Dtsri1 Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

@bteaso, 20. Oftober.
Sir SnSiana: S9Sn hente Mbeno
Gonntas, S6auer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-20

Gu Ssrmietben- Bodrbinsbouie nit IS 8tmmern
- unb Garrett, Brunueu uno gifterue, nabe Sap.
eod's Sabrtf, Gde RuraI uub RuofepeIt.
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Black Dick Doing Spite Heavy Odds Against Him

ing 10 his sheep station by way of New
Maidstone, hoping TO have another talk
with the woman and perhaps meet her
husband and settle his score with him.
He was about half way to the sheep
shearing station when he was suddenly
aroused from his listlessness by the sight
OF a red glow in the sky toward the west.
He knew the meaning OF that glow in a
moment even before he smelled the
smoke, for he had seen forest fires before
in the gum forests and dry grassy plains
of New South Wales He was riding q
fine ANIMAL big. outstanding Cape Col
ony thoroughbred. very swift and about
as powerful a young elephant Black
Dick" had a temper OF his own and few
persons could ride him; but he could cover
the ground when il came TO q gallop In
real earnest.
And Il was I'm good earnest that day.
when Bill came tearing along into New
Maidstone with the news that the woods
and grass plains were all abaZe TO the
west and the fire WAS travelling al a ter
rife rate.
But the settlement was not In so much
danger as might at first appear. There
was a river just below It, and IL was too
wide, most of the men calculated. for the
IRE 10 cross. Then, too all the timber in
the immediate neighborhood had been
felled long before; so that even If the fire
should cross. there would be nothing on
that side except little dry grass for IL
10 feed upon. and IT might be expected to
die out for sheer want of fuel before
Teaching the camp.
Nevertheless. the men knew too much
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heart. He's yours, and you are his, and
he's got TO be saved
She stared at him wildly and stupidity for
a moment. Then she understood Step
ping eagerly forward. she clutched at his
arm with both her trembling hands
"Bill, I've wronged you" she sobbed. ~
thought you meant TO do him harm out of
revenge. How could l help It? You said
you'd get even with him."
Get even with him? Yes I swore It.
and ! meant it, said Bill But now /
mean 1T in different way"
1t did not take Bill long TO get to Shen-
Black Dick once he got into his stride: he
the fire were at his heels. instead of right
ahead. But It was all his rider could do
to hold him to his pace when he smelled
the fire TO the west, toward which he was
being urged at top speed.
AS he rode forward Bill never thought
OF himself as hero. Clear grit all
through. he had no room in his honest
simple mind for ideas of that sort. A man
lay out there, helpless. alone, unable 70
save himself and he. Bill. had got TO save
him. That was his Job and he was bound
to put IL through.
For the sake of clearing the score. and
for Hates rsake--these were the two
thoughts uppermost in his mind. as Black
Dick tore along under him, snorting now
and again IN mad terror as a pun OF wind
came down TO him, charged with the fiery
breath of death. and trying more than
once to swing round In his tracks and bolt