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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

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1reibig Gpfcr.

@uoopeit s. Siili. auroc
bon cinem idipercn Giierba6n.ltnioIl
fonmt aus Iebrec5en I'M iIngorii6cn
aonlitot Sojou. auf Der Clinic Or
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an ibrem ACKNOWLEDGMENT qe5uei
felt miro. gn ser Stdtte oeS lln6rils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

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nId)t t00tlid)c Guct'dllgcn, ais iciuc
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malllL mur0c cbCnlau3 0N@ Opicr e.
nc9 llnioQ3. Gtnu III Der Otitte 0c3
NcnnCno ilo0 linn Elm our0 cin No0
acknowledgements Steit gegcn 0ie
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Splitter Drama ibnl ms Nlgc. Phi
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nlcHft lporNcnr @cnucrp obcr lppllts
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0cmcr0i'iititiii Stul8oic; lcincStanb.
Gufti8fcIt fr0itcte 0ieo 6%ron5oicn in
ctmd5 'iIbcf Die oclltidcn Siege.
lln91iid bate audi pic cirt5i0r anlc-
ritoniidc Moi6inc, sic bon StranD
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Stort mar chpu2 al i9rcr Irnra.
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1901, nit elmer o9raiicr"- Waidine
I'M 6elDf ALicb, Der Scenery uno
'Sqnriot in ibren Oeutiben Waifinen
beige 4rbeit m0hte.
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ganoamann = Winiitcr Ernoc wiit
rcii9nircn.

Iolgc ser Cppoiition ocutif = bobrllr
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men lporOcn limo.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

| and knew II when too late. Oaly
those hopelessly out of the running
seemed 20 be really enjoying them.
selves
II was expected that the Judges
would not remain out long. but a half
hour went by, and they were stlll de.
batting In the little summer house Ia
which they had withdrawn A feet
ing OF uneasinoss began TO make Itself
apparent Bets were cancelled. and re-.
arranged again No one seemed AS
confident as al the opening of the
contest, At last the Judges were seen
TO rise. and thea two by two. thew
came across the lawn. and took their
places on Huwor.deckcd platform A
sudden hush fell over the assembly.
The chairman waited until everyone
had come within hearing distance of
the stand before making his announce
ment. then, after reading the clause
in the viii he said
THE difficulties in the way of fair
decision can hardly be appreciated by
those nor members ~ the committee
In tue making OF II, In the iud giag and
weighius We crave your clemspcv
HaFiuK made e we are sure OF vour
enthusiastic support. The prize has
bern awarded 10 Miss Mary Bennett
There was confused murmpr
Richard more surprised than anyone
turned GO look al Mary. Il was true'
II miEht be gone tomorrow. but to-
day her radiant JOY made her the most
beautiful woman there She seemed
all light aud Color aud happiness. and
they had fclt it and recorded Il.
She would not believe Il Mt first. and
wanted to hurry away. but they de
tanned hcr and showered cousratul,.
,ioas on her uuat she was s1ow,r,
Ike a yuse- Each moment enriched
her, adding weight TO the decision
You were DARK horse" said
friend. at onco aufflcd aud convinced
~Cupld was jockey. said Richard
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

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~ Gorocs ssDosrsen draws his xun
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

were surely mysterious and ofttime:
foolish
Jim Munson. Jim Munson's my
name-yep."
Gordon smiled
You needn't insist on it. Mr.. Mum.
SON. he advised. We kaow il now.
Where do you live?"
"Hellity damn! live at the Three
Bars ranch"
In Kemah county,"
1t sure is"
What is your business. Mr. Mum
SON.
"Jim's shorter. Dick Well | work
for the boss. Mr. Paul I.angford."
In what capacity"
III you mean what do do. why.
ride the range. ! punch cows. always
go on the roundup, I'm a fair bronco
breaker and | make up hunks and
csan lamp chimblies between times"
he recitsd, giibiy. bound to be terse yet
explicit. by advice Of the boss
There was gale Of laughter in the
bar Even the court smiled.
oh, Jim. Jim You have perjured
yourself already" mnrmured the boss
Clean lamp chimnsys-ye gods"
Well. grin away" exploded I'm.
his quick ire rising He had forgotten
that Judge Dales court was not like
Justice AcAllisters His fingers fair.
" iiehea to dra~ a pistol and make
the seoEers laugh aud dance 10 a little
music of his own, hut something In
tsofaons steady though seemingly
gaze brought him back 20 the
seriousness Of the scene they were
playing sithont guns
The examination proceeded. The
air was getting sliding Windows
sere thrown open Damp looking
Clouds had arisen from nowhere seem.
ihSly and spread over ths little prairie
town. over the river and the hills IL
vas very warm. Mediterranean
would have predicted
Storm had they not been otherwise en-.
gagged There WAS no breath of air
stirring Mrs. Higgins had said u
~aS sorry day for the cattle when
the river was running Ia December
Others had said so and so believed.
bat people were aot thlnking Of this
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08
=4---a-----=---s--------
RETURNS FROM HEAVEN.
Man Relates Remarkable Story to
Watchers Around Deathbed.

Wheaton, Minn.-Pronounced dead,
C. II. Coyler. a prominent citizen of
this county, revived and apparently
clear in mind. related strange and
graphic account Of a visit to Heaven.
The strange story finished. he admon.
ished those at his bedside to lead bet.
ter lives. and then offering an elo.
quent prayer his voice gradually sank
10 whisper and again the chill of
death settled over him, this time the
last
About nine o'clock In the evening
Mr. Coyler sank rapidly, and finally
was pronounced dead those about him
believing that the spirit had fed. An
hour later hts pulse beat again and
he aroused himself and regained fun
consciousness. He informed those
about him hat he had been in
Heaven, and that 1t was more beau.
titul place than any mind could tmag.
Inc. He told his wife that he wonld
return and would await her there He
told his brother that he had seen and
talked with their mother. and as.
sured him most earnestly that he was
iaooring undsr no deluslon and was
sincere in What be said He them
turned to The assembled friends and
'7uonishoi all TO lead better lives.
THEN Offering the most Inspiring
rraycr that those about his bedside
bad ever heard. he quietly passed lnro
the grea; beyond It Is said that bis
voice was strong. elear and distinct
aud could 5e heard throughout tho
aoass. although an hour before Il ha1
sradaa!N failed until II sank To
whisper
Ar Cnslrr BAD not b,.ea known ne
particularly religious man. thonrb
Ef vas esteemed FIN fhe car0,,r;,,
''r h.~ hue character Pcop'e Who
har~ him have been deeply impressed
Nt t0s story
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-08

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mo-
81 A"a was u wearing
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cattle now Que big boned long horned
steer held the stage alone,
The state proceeded To Munsoaa
Identification OF tho steer in question
After many and searching questions
Gordon asked the witness.
Jim, would you be willing TO swear
that the steer you bad held over at
the stock yards Was the very same
steer that was the mascot OF thu
Three Bars ranch
This was Jtm's big opportunity.
Know Mag Swear to Mag Dick.
would know Mag Of / met him on the
golden streets Of the eternal city OF
ef my eyes Was full o soundin' eat
araets' Yep"
I am not asking such an impossible
feat. Mr. AuRson. cut Ia Gordon. net
tod by the dlgFesslops 81 one OF his
Uost Important witness Answer
briefly. please Would you b. wllltas
60 swear
jim was iefked back to the bcatea
track by the sharp inclsiun ot Cor,
dou's rotuke No. this was Indeed no,
Jlmmlc Mac court
Yep be answered. shortly.
isllly brown sas called After the
preliminary questions, Gordon said 10
him
Now, Mr Rrown. please tell the
jury how sou came taso possession ~
the steer
Wei. / vas shippia = couple O. car
loads 20 sioux cay. and Waa driyin.
'he busch mysc,t wi,A a couple 3
hands when meets ap With Jesse
black here. He vas hcfiia a liks,y
htus bunch "a salt tozen or s,s--
among cm this SPOTTED tel.rr he said
he wasn't shivgu any lhis tall. bs,
these were fVf sale--part og 10, no
had bought from Yellow Wolf So tho
upshoi of tho matter Vas / took EN-
on ets hsadf vas Just lackta' heat
that u'aay to make sood. clean. two
cars fun
You took hiIot sale tor then, n
course. Nj Bsewu
I sure dld I'm too old a hand "a
buy Nithoa, a hlllo sale.
The docamea, Nas vroducsa u.rh.
ed as al exhibit. and offered in eys
dcnee
sro BE coSrINuEp1
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hat which she had been wearing was
floating on the water and the girl was
nowhere to be seen. Bubbles marked
the spot where she went down. A
young man at once dived into the
water and found the girl being
dragged along the bottom of the river
by an unseen force Rising to the
surface and holding to the girls hand
he called for help, and the half
drowned girl was assisted to shore,
where it was found an immense tur.
tie had resented the girls interference
with his midday sleep and had seized
her by the toe.
Before she could scream for help it
had dragged her under the water and
II was by the sheerest good luck that
her from drowning. AS it was, she
was rolled on log and worked with
for II minutes before she was able to
sit up and talk. Miss Washburn was
plucky and insisted on bringing the
turtle home with her, which was the
foundation for turtle stew for their
friends.
Speaking of her experience, Miss
Washburn said that when she first felt
the turtle with her foot she thought
1t was big carp and had reached
down to seize 1t with her hand when
It grabbed her foot, and before she
could rise up and cry for help she felt
herself drawn rapidly through the
water. Then she became uncon-
scious and knew nothing until she re-
vived on the shore and found her
friends bending over her.
She was the joliest of the party at
the impromptu turtle feast, but she
advises girls who so bathing in White
river hereafter to let the Hahar-Dolli-
har method OF fishing be practiced by
the men She says It's too strenuous
for girls
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Then she turned rapturous race
toward him.
How they reached the appointed
place she never knew. She walked Cd
air. surrounded by ring OF geld tha'
inclosed one other person. Her eyes
shone. A bright color came to her
cheeks. Richard, excited and tr1'
umphant, looked at her adoringly,
seeing in her at once the woman OF
his future and the playmate OF his
childhood They would show them
selves at the contest for a minute, just
TO be public-spirited. Then they
would go for a heavenly ramble in the
woods.
The judges had decided to make
the award after mingling informally
with their towns-people, so there was
no set ceremony no drawing-up of the
contestants. People strolled about or
talked together in groups, as at gar
den party Here and there girl was
seen whose heightened color betrayed
her consciousness of being under
scrutiny, for IL was generally known
that the courteous judges, chatting
casually with their friends and &C
quaintances, were all the while CLEAN
ing Impressions which would be OF
service in making the decision. The
occasion, on the whole, did not seem
favorable TO the setting forth of femi
nine charm. Even Bertha, by becom.
ing self-cOnscious, had lost something
OF her usual grace. Katherine's pretty
bow OF mouth showed a disposition
to straighten, and Dora's infantie nose
failed 10 save the day for her. AS for
the young women whose charm de,
pended on pink ribbons, they had all
apparently chosen the wrong cJlors,
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The sheath SKIRT s oot rea In p,-
nah, wh~re ths women wear v,r.
tuent sFii' 10 che waist. RON conceal
ing. now revealing The men ursr
he sane saTonE unspli; In Cochin
and 1rayauccre Tadia. the rerg.ssrs
native women V,sr nothing above the
waist except uCsevtaes and earri1-s
the Syrian Christians wear a fs,,s,.
and eomiesl little Cochin tar -
something Ike the obi OF N.Dpoa q,
their ssirts.-N Y. Press