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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-17
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ShulScu iino idltnmc 6iibncrs
niaen nui benz 6ubc, aui Dem mir
leDcn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-12-13

cross between Digger Indian and
Mexican naguri Come on, say,
The back room OF the commissary to
which the MacMorrogh led the way
held three men; Eckstein. and the two
younger members of the contracting
firm. They had heard the fusillade in
the camp street and were waiting for
news. Brian Marlborough gave it,
garnished with many oaths.
The pin Drained omadhaun av a
Mexican has twishted rope for all av
u.s. He's let Ford come back, alive;
let him get to the very dure az the
PRESIDENTS car. Then, begorral he
must nades show himself under the
electrics and open fire on the man who
was kicking at the dure and looking
straight at hint.
Eckstein asked a single question
Did he get him? If he's dead he
can't very well tell who shot him.
That's the hell av it, ragged the big
man. Who's to known
Eckstein spat out the extinct cigar
stump he was chewing.
we are to know-beyond a ques-
ton ot doubt, this time. Who is in
the Nadia. besides Ford?"
The two naygurs."
mo one else?"
Marlborough shook his head. NO
wan"
You are sure Mr. Adair and Brissac
are out of the way?"
They got Gallagher to push them up
to Frisbie's track camp in Misther
North's car an hour before dark.
None of your men is likely to drift
in from the other way up the liner"
Not unless somebody carries the
news av the gold sthrike-and there's
nobody going that way to carry 1t. The
camps empty but for u.s."
Eckstein rose and buttoned his coat.
You have held your own strikers
the men you can depend upon; how
many do we count. all told?"
Thirteen, counting the five av us
here. and the felly that runs the cleo
thric light plant"
HIM it's a HI of a risk: IL men
knowing what only one should know
and what that one should hurry to for
get. But your butter fingered Mexican
has left us choice. Ford knows
enough now to send some of us over
the road for life. If he got into that
car alive he must never come out of It
alive"
Brian Marlborough had unlocked a
cupboard in the corner of the room. II
was we'll filled gun rack, and he was
passing the Winchesters out to his
brothers.
'Tis So" he said briefly. Then:
There's the two naygurs in the car.
what ay thin, Misther Eckstein?e
Eckstein took one of the guns and
emptied the magazine to make sure of
the loading.
I'VE are 10 to /, the negroes don't
count" he replied coldly. Call in your
men and well go and DO what's got to
be done" !.
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cffaced. A few hours ago this Next
can overheard me telling your sister
what / proposed to do to North and
the MacMorroghs. That's why he
ouch. Roy; that is my arm you're try
ing to twist out of joint, mani" ITS
all right" laughed the Louisianian;
lit is only a crazy bone bump that you
got when the bronze threw you. Say.
Ford; thought you claimed to know
how to ride a horse
Adair was feeling in his pockets for
the inevitable cigarette case.
What he overheard you telling
Alicias?" he unused. I'm evidently two
or three chapters behind But no mat
ter; this is the now the very imme-
date now. Will your assassin keep on
feeling for your"
Ford shook his head. Not any more
just at present I guess. He has wait
ed too long. That fusillade of his will
have turned the entire camp out by
this time, and the Macs don't want any
inconvenient witnesses"
Witnesses echoed Adair. Then
you don't, know Say, Stuart; there
isn't white man in this camp besides
us three-unless you count the Mac
Morroghs and their commissary gar
rison as white men. News of the great
gold strike got here about o'clock,
and every laborer within hearing of it
shouldered pick and shovel and lined
out up the new track for Copah."
WHAT shouted Ford. And these
dash dashed MaoMorroghs didn't try
to hold them?"
Il don't know about that. / had Mr..
Brissac here, over in the OIL came
across the mountain in North's car you
know-dosing him with things out of
Doctor Van Bruce's travelling case. and
trying to get him in shape to show
me the way to Copah. After the STAN
pede. which took all the four legged
horses as we'll as the two legged
asses. persuaded your man Gallagher
to hitch his engine to our car to drag
us up to Frisbie's camp at the front.
I thought Frisbie would probably be
in communication with you. Gala
gher's intentions were good, but
about three miles up Horse creek he
ditched the car so thoroughly that we
couldn't inhabit it; so we got out and
walked back" .
"All of which brings on more talk,
said Ford gravely.. From what you
say. gather that the MacMorroghs are
still here Did any one see you come
back?.
.I .,on't know It was after dark
ring any bells or blow any whistles .
Ford stood up.
Does either one of you happen to
have anything bigger than a pocket
knife IN the way of weapon?'' he
asked
why? what are you going to do?'
Adair demanded
II I'm going to separate you two
from NY highly dangerous presence
said Ford definitely. The MacMor-
rogh's outfit of a dozen or fifteen cut
throat scoundrels. captained, for the
moment by Eckstein. North's right
hand man, are doubtless just across
the way in the back room OF the com
rnissary. You say the camp is other
wise deserted. the MacMorroghs don't
know that you are here; and they dc
know that am. dead or alive. More.
over. Mattacheco has doubtless TOLD
them by this time that saw and recog
nized him. Wherefore, it's up to then
to see that l never get a chance to &C
before grand jury"
You sit down on the floor" sale
Adair. He had found a cigarette and
was 'crimping ethe end of it, Have
you fraction of an idea that we ar.
, going to allow you to make a JONAH
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CHAPTER XIV
The Siege of the Nadia

W FIFTH horse that could have
X been handled Ford would not
Wv have ruin away when the
charge upon the Mexican
failed of its purpose. So far from it, he
tried to wheel and charge again while
the man was Keeling from his collision
with the Fearing mustang.
But the bronco from the Copah
stable. with the flash and crash of the
pistol shot to madden it, took the bit
between its teeth and bolted-safely
through the shadows OF the stream
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CHAPTER XIV
Ruiz Grerorio

Ruiz GreGoriO
rode easily, as one born to the
II saddle. the feathers creaking
mUsically under him TO keep
time 70 H. sb,e7s,,- fox tro+
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STAMPEDE ON
 TO HOGATA

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TROUBLE FOR THE EDITOR.

.i ,Hr as.r tt. visitors frm aem- me up~ said ts. asHcc boy. d,Irstcl- E "Wh# .as ,aare aut h.. aou: hel.ss us T#a zas H.y must see eaa"
 Well said uo adtrsr emst ,crl them tHa,'z NHar rhee at -av dor. care f saa aHash sH.m ba mus H4t.. HHi.fHes~
 That aftaruaan 8ar, a,llsa at the aaee a lady Vlih hard features and tH HeiH expression SHe wanted ta see rHa a1ltur and The bav assured aee '=#i f oa~ Impossible.
 @Euf ma~t ze. hlm.a she rrate-t- aa gEm H- uff..
 erHr- what fhav aH -av replied the boy
 That i- Feay Ha found himself aa the aaar aifh ha, =ftuHe .u his arcI. ani -m9c5ug hf- --ad ujta ruler lua that k Uhs taere Is 4 u.a bav Hgfea then. Answers
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WOM FIN USHERS
 AT OPERA
HAmMERsETlN ENGAGES SCHOOL TEACHERS FOR MANHAT.
 TAN THEATER.
N, gqet's Special Service.

N, gqet's Special Seroe<.
 NEW YORK. March 31 Thera ar" |" b' women usbrrs in tho Mauhat- tan apera house this season unless Oscar Iammer-tciu changes his mind before Monday. Twelve young women some of whom have been teachers in the public schools. have been engaged and will takr charge of thr seating ar- rangem"nt of n" Manhattan. Men win bc stationed at the head of every aisle ta see that the women ushers are not iHterfercd with in ans way and Ia keep the passageways clear. The wo- men will be in uniform.
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H rHmiu- up lt.~Hah.e husbands Miss Feeling aa~ in lHi- country ahau' Ner Hea visiting relatives in Mon aa- TAera she H,i HaHsi and ta. t=ta =llntt became engaged.
 Mis- Feeling returned ia eieamaHs hHt Hollst.h heeame inpatient and fee aeet- aga went in Germany fa -ecur n" wtmH of hj- hrIde-la-br. He re- turned ea tbe BlueeH,r wItb fh, -huH@H" and left at @eo far Montana sa provide home and iueIa-utHfs ta st"r on' to his intimate friends - eariing aiWrine marrimonml ras-lbEi- fi-~
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GERMAN GIRLS TO
 CORRAL COWBOYS

NEW YORK When the steamship lmeetIsr of tha Htnhufg-Am,riaau Ime aniF.d In port t brought six rpHH= aemeH.lfaH ,;em#s. WHa at. eu fHs.T Mas ta Montana aith th- +t"+t-a tH''A+t t.a Hf afifFti-lH- 1a't iitfA s.r of staklns our miners fur huShaef-
 Ali~- AnessH N Tsegae aaz ~uaHg herd pf tHe ot#ar dY". who 5ta f.e Mi-=e- Maea Heinrich Toni NetaHat. Ethei Taan Isabel Mahrer and caart WeIthe AH ar young and rretty. arl Miss Te,.ius. ssaa aiTe'R has hH brand aH Henry Hoist i~ epnfdeu. l.at# ucr charge seiLl hate.no difiieuItl
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T. has been deeiacd that aat-. .r Berlin shall bc placed ,Nelu-i,ey fai t.e disposal af Jewish immisu4ts Fhi- a"tei WiH contain m addition 10 I "teeher@ Kitchen p=,,rf and rad ing s"nn The Kitchen wiH b, uud,r thr supervision nf the chief rabb. ant al. Jewish immigrants wil take their w.aIs in me Hot.I
 Special ritual Kitchens Wiu be uryti- Wiea "n tac large transatlantic Itaar- running to NeN York and Boston. uu- dor rhe supervision of tHr Errmcr rtb- hinale.
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GIVE JEWS KITCHENS
 ON OCEAN STEAMERS.

BERLIN Enmf= If the mt-rmtfn- sI I.Ai~h teutona organizations to obtain special N.sc.eu and other ar- lW-.ment+ an The ocean liners |" Am- erica have resulted m success m, \"rtl German Liayd cunpauy has agreed te provide acamodatiors paru- anIafly fer Jews and meeting of th.. officer ef the steamship eonpauy and line Jewish azsociati1u was heid ye=- t"rday Ia perfect inc plan
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ARLINGTON HOTEL

The Arlington Hotel opens today. after having been renovated and re painted. The popular house from to < day forward wall be ready for the re- oept,on Of its guests. Mrs. Q. R. Jekyl is the proprietress.
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If YOU are doing your level best where you are and come aS near [. getting into yaur right nichs as you can under the circumstances. if you are earnest. sincere. and true to the best you know. if you are faithful in your work and do everything to finish. if you love with an honest purpose. if you are cheerful and patient under tri- matter where you foil or how repellant your tasks may be.
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WANTED TO RENT.

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LEGS BROKEN
 BY FALL DOWN SHAFT

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RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.

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RUSH RECALLS
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FOUND.

Silver watch. Newbaven owner may have same by paving for this ad.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-02
A Paying Investment.

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