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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

y large party of Augusta young nco-
pie went out to Manchester Saturday
evening to attend the "Rngville dance
which was given in the Grange hall il
that town, and report that the oCca-
sion was productive Of lots of fun
Many of the dancers wore costumes
characteristic of BingVille and the Gr
cllestra was similarly arrayed in homo.
Of the occasion. The dance was a sue
cess in every way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

as candidates for the distinction. The
bird weighs 26 pounds.
President Grant was the first occu-
rant of the White House to receive d
Thanksgiving turkey from the Nose
focks and each year since then the
gift has been renewed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Otis G Webster, who had been
visiting relatives in Boston for a short
time past, returned to her home III
this city Saturday evening. -
Mrs. II. W. Bradbury and Mrs. Wise.
who have been guests at the August
House for the past few weeks, left
town Saturday forenoon. going to Bos-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
Oai.v Ksnnsbec journal
Card. of thanks, obituary notices, res
TeIephore-135.

Cards of thanks, obituary notices, res
olutions of respect, etc, will be
charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. No charge less than Is cents.
All advertising announcements Of en-.
tertainments whose object Is the
raising Of money, will be charged at
the rate of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices, news form viii! be
excluded from our local columns,
except such as refer to advertisers
occupying space il our advertising
columns and will be run under a
separate head on one Of the local
pages
Subscribers who fail to receive the
journal promptly will confer a favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
Ernest EIonzo Marson.

Ernest Alonzo Marson. the 11-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Marson
of 81 State street. died early Sunday
afternoon, of ptonaine poisoning. He
was Il member of the knights Of King
Arthur The funeral services will be
held at 1890 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing from st. Marks church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

Instruments given free with a course
of lessons at the Boston school of
music. We guarantee practical
method in teaching the violin and
mandolin. Correct bowling and salts
faction in every respect We will also
give private lessons to advanced
pupils. Room 1916 Augusta Trust
Building n20d3t*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

The members Of the Susannah ENes
ley Society of the Green Street Metho
dist church gave q supper at Grand
Army hall Saturday evening, which
was well patroniZed and furnished ar
excellent repast for those people who
did not care to take a long walk home
to tea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

The mercury took quite drop Fri
day night and on Saturday morning
it registered from to 10 degrees above
zero in different sections of the city
1t was reported also that the boys
were skating on Bond brook Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

The many friends of Miss Ida NJ.
Shaw, who has been confined to the
house by illness for the past 10 days,
will be glad to learn that she is re-
ported to be improving and will soon
be about again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

City Marshal George E. Fletcher will
move early this week from the house
which he has been occupying al 81
Chapel street to the house which he
recently purchased at 103 Grove street
and which he has been remodelllnG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

President John K. Graham Of the
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street
Railway, was in the city Saturday on
matters OF business connected With
the road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

Cyrus NJ. Lunt died Saturday in
Lewiston of paralysis. He was born
in Saco. During the Civil War ne
was employed in the Springfield,
(Mass) arsenal He was foreman of
the Lewiston machine shop for %
years and Tor II years was super;n-
tendent nt the Lewiston Water works.
He served five years in the city gov
ernment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
THE PRESIDENTS TURKEY
Will Be Forwarded Today BY Horace
Vose Of Westerly, r. /.

Westerly. r. l.. Nov. 22-The Rhode
Island turkey, which Horace vose VIII
send to the President, according to his
custom, went to the execution
Flock today and will be shipped to-
Washington tomorrow 1t is the best
OF lot of chestnut fed birds which
have been selected and specially reared
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

Hose No. l was called about 6.45 Sat
urday evening to the Cony House,
by d still alarm for a fire
which was due to an oyerheated fur
iiace pipe. One chemical was used.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
Monday, November %, 1908.
LOCAL BRIEFS

The Augusta House will serve only
100 dinners Thanksgiving day. A few
seats left Price 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

S. r. Folsom has just completed a
piazza at his residence. AZ Bangor
street, which constitutes a decided i'm
provement to the appearance of the
house, not to mention the convenience
it will afford during the summer
months
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
Cruiser Chester Needs Slight Repairs

Newport, r. l., Nov. 22.-The scout
cruiser Chester, which is now under
going speed trials at sea off Newport
will proceed to the New York navy
yard at the end of the week for slight
,repairS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

The printers of Augusta are fast
getting into bowling form and will
soon challenge the Sentinel team Of
WaterVille to a match game on the
alleys in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

The annual Christmas sale of the
Unitarian Society will be held Tues
day and Wednesday, Dec. s and 8 at
the church parlors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

z. o. Getchell of the Peoples Ice Co.
reports that he has a good freeze i'll
front Of his ice house on the Bond
brook, and that the ice is over four
inches thick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

Miss Harriet c. Cole, teacher of
piano juvenile pupils. Residence II
No. Chestnut street, Augusta. Tel.
44-1I n4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23

Miss Moore, manicuring and chirop-
ody. Room II. Augusta Trust Building
nov16dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-11-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

Healthy. wholesome. satin skin bestowed
hY satin skin cream and Satin powder. 2ac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

unD ftnoen Ie,ae. rutGj 2Ie nc eEt!u.
f6en f0nnten.
Nur ron eini9e @orte: Wor tur3cr
s9cit puroe oieTe3 SotcI ton !0errn
SeufIina oefouft. @cnau cine 8ohe
suppr mar in Wien Gin GROCER Suipes
len0iebto9l pcriibt lpor0en, oeTen
9icbe, pie iG) onacbnle, Ie6r geQen
ibren Mi1en uno ibnen unbelpubt, bon
cinem 4rioat<O etettio photographic
ipproen Iino. Sbrc @iIocr itimmen bis
auf Den Puntt therein nit - Serrn
ScitfIin1 llro Grdfin @ttrih!"
@enn eine 9oinbe mitten in Dem
,3immer erplooirt pGrs, bGtte oie gez
ftiir3ung Ger 8erIummettcn ni6t
f6Iimmer 1ein fDnnen.
ISM Ndmsn be5 @eIebe8 perbdfte
id, 9lor0 GbeIter, 9etettip aus Qonz
hon, Sran3 Grumput uno 2ncp 9otps
al" ioQte Der fo1endn0tc @err 9rop
nit etGobener Sttmme uno 900 ben
Sdftfcfe6l bcrnor. Mit einem 9alb
unterbriiGtsn Gd5rei ficl bie rGrdfin"
81 8oben.
,Gr ligt, CT IeIbit Il! Elm @~etrii9er!!"
f6rie scr Wirtb. @o6 Der 9ommiTdr
Die8 i'm sur NuGe, priiIte Die 4apicre
bc3 jungen 9etcttip un0 bat i'm Damn
nur nod nm cine I~uftIGrung oiciss
lsbtea Safes.
.Rihts leibter als bas. l1nIers
nerebrte ,GraFin' bier CAB Dor, bcTtobs
len ipo-oen Sl Icjn, unb iDr @atte
pratti3irte hte foII6en Sulpslen in
Serrn Irlenteims SOnota'Ge, oumit
lie oI5oonn beIio u%ngenirter lire 0iabz
fable bel Den @dI}en os5 SotelS ollss
fiiDren tDnncn, oa Der @croad)t Ii6
nun anf 9errn NrIenbeim Ientsn
piros. Gerau 70 buten Ie ia bel
Qaop Millreo operirt."
Sd trat 3u MiB G6eItcr uno oriidte
ibr Die 0dnO.
.sdufeno Sont fir ooS, mas Gle
fir mid 9etbcn butea!" Io9tc iM
tporm, limo mein Gomplimcnt fir zen
S@ariiinn, Den sic an Den gag 0ele9t
t0ben."
Sic piTen, bab e2 Der Gbrs meincr
Mutter gait" fa9te Mtb Shelter. i6re
font 70 fcTts Stimme lparo peid unb
un'iher, un0 3Dtdncn triibten Die tlas
rem Mu9en.
Sic lit toot, fe 1turb lpsnige Mos
nate nod 2ooD Wilreo, abcr lie bat
auf MIDI psrtraut."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
8riefbci0rbcrnng nndl benz MnsIanSc,

Die ~olt3lGnoiidc IoIt fir sic mil
Gem %. 9Iltg. Cnhcn0e Wpd)c idlicBt
bier i'm SouptpoItonlt, in alien Sal.
len piinftlid, lpic iolgt:
Gic Eodct.@ 'oIt lit BON 8 llbr &or.
m:ittoo3 bis 5 ll6r Nohmit.ogS tag.
lid) often, olt3gcllonlmcn SonntogS.
Die @riCirntcn nod Dem IuSlon0c
(ouSgcnommcn CANADA, Werico,
Yononlo, Glr6o mo Sbonoboi oic,
iclbcn iuic cin6cInliidc GotcD Iin0,
mie iol1t: 1iinf (5) GcntS fir Die
critic lln5e mn orci CD Gents fir
jcoe i"ucitcrc lln5c, o0er Elm Yrltd)-
tbcil, nn0 ioltc OoQ %ironfirt lpcroen,
m%iorigel1ioQ8 bel Il1furft ser Yricie
Der ooppcItc Nctrng colleftirt miro.
G%nn1pfcr foDrcn bon Hcp.Dorf ab,
pcnn ni6t on0erpeita ongcgcben.
Grams GtIantiihe 3 a t,
Of It.
@roB6ritonnicn II. S5rlonb IdjlicBt
9ienltog mo 6rcitoG Inn 5 llbr
Nahmittogs.
Gclti6lono, ihliebt Iontog ulb
WittnodJ nm ) l(6r HodlmittoaS.
8ranfrcidL i6licBt Wontog, Glen.
tag itn0 Jreitog Inn 5 llbr 9tod,.
mittogs.
@cloien, iNlicbt Jrcitag Inn 5 ubr
NodnlittogS.
Norlptgcn, G6lpe0en ur6 0dnc.
mart, idIicBt Nlittmod) nm 5 llbr
NoGmitto0a.
Soaonb, i0IicBt Montog nm 3
u6r No6mitto9s.
3toIien, idlicbt @itttuod uno
6reitog Inn . ll1r Nc6mittngS.
Grams Ntlontiihe g II.
@'ittmodl 2G. @itg, I llbr a6enbs,
nod 5ranfrei6 per Compiler ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Orr brqurmt Gat(baflrr.

Cine niebIi6e feline S3ene Fat iidy
bel Dem oieBjdbrioen 9otIhnFtermo6t
i'm t0nigli6en S6lob in Berlin abQes
fpiclt. Sn cinem Der RGume, sic oen
@cldoencn CUR 8crfii9ung ilanoen, emit
oedte Der 8ertreter elmer 0reibun6s
mn6t einen merlniir6iNen Ipparat
nit elmer itereoItopartiqsn Scffrung
gum 6ineirIebeu uno elmer Surbet.
Der Safer ertlGrte, bo6 Ding lei Elm
MutoIfop, uno erlGutcrte, ipie 6ieisS
@eQsnIiiid ocS &tnematoarap6en &C.
bout lit. Der 9otI6after perIuntc
bsnn aud, Die Ssrrli6teiten 81 id)auen,
Die has ,Snnere, beS @pporats barg,
fpdbte aber 5unG6lt perge6ens aus.
rGs 1T ia gang ountel burin!" msinte
er. ,Sa, oreben Sic benn audi ole
&urbeI9" fraote Der Monar6 un6
sei9te ietnem @oit. pie bieIe gu bonos
baben iei. @s entIpunn ii3 folsenoss
@eIprGh: rSeben Sic jebt?" rSas
lpo6l, Maieitat, gang ausac5ei@net!"
- rSebt ou62" Der &ailer orebte
peiter. - n@dna fumos!" - SO?
Nun Damn nil ih Sbnsn etp0s iagen,
Seben sic ii9 Die 8il0er peiter an, Tie
fin0 Iebr biihi6! @ber Die &urbel t0ns
ncn sic Ii9 jebt pp9l iclbIt oreben.
Der Grfinoer bat fid 0o5 ndmlit 10
Qebadt!" gu ben laut la4cl6en an
bercn tSerren ocipenbct, meinte Der
Goitgeber: ounier licber @raF nil Die
Sadie Ger 3u bequem baben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Gournine", Dio SuOrc; (PoIt nod al.
OCrcn 2Gnocrn mlB mnrTirt icin .pcr
go EorrointD; I'M 8 llbr Nbcno3
nod europa per 0unpicr y0Cutld)s
lon0", pio Elpmoutb, GbcrbourQ mo
&nnburN.
Srcitog, 2S. Mug, I l(br Nbcno@,
nnM ,Srlollb, HiOCrpool nt0 Sdott'
lono per Gompicr nGonponi0", pio
Qurcn9tomn uuo 2%ipcrpool; Woit
nod) nnOcrcl1 &0nocrn nuub morfirt
icin opcr DGomponio"); nod, Gltro.
pa per 0cmpicr nHbilootlpbiu", oio
RIpnloutb un0 G~bCrbourg.
Soft mad Glib. un0 Cen.
trol Imcrito, 8 t.
in6icu etc.
Mlttlupdi 2G. gllt9ult, nm 9 llbr
9lbcllo3 nod) &onroico per Nnnpicr
bon Ybilootlpbio; nod Gubo, 0llco,
ton mo Sornpcd)c per 0ntpicr
,Wicrico";; nod Central }lncrifo, Gus
noliollc, Colombia un0 SiiosY uciiic.
SGien per Compiler pio Colon.
Gouncrito0 81. Nl0lit um 8 llbr
9lbcnoS nod) Mniti per Gompicr
nErinS @iUcm ga; nod Ellcrto Elo'
ia per Gonlpicr BON Ybilootlpbio.
Srrtoa IS. gll8nlt, I'M 8 llbr
2ibcno3 nnd Forto Gico, per Cant
pier oFbiln0clpbio"; nod Curacao
mo %clc5uclu per 0onpicr oNuro-
ru"; ltod Fprto 9tico, pio Eoncc, per
0ompfcr San <on"; nod Gubo,
pio Nopono, per 0nmpicr vSouono";
nod) Sortmc &Slnnb, Somnico, &o.
n~oIjorc mo Colombia per 9onpicr
.Nrin5 &oodiln" nod Curtis SSlono
mo Gominicon Hcpublir per Gam.
pier oGbcrotcc".
Somlto0, 30. Nugult, I'M | llbr
Nodr1itto02, nod bermuda per
Gdmpfcr bon Nnliinr, g. 9.
Sic Goit nnb Ncu. Slnhlonb, uia
Noro.S iOncn mto no6 WiQuclon,
pio Bottom, idliebt bier tGglid ulE
5 llbr Ro6mittog3; nod Gil6n, bio
Eompo, tG0lid INN 1 llbr; nod Gotta
Nico, SonburoS, I%icorogua (Slt.
fiiitC), Soipnoor ruih @uotamola,
Dio Nclu.Srlcous t11lidy Inn 10 llbr
NbcnoS; nod Wcrico Gitn tGglid, lnl
9 llbr Naduitta05 mo 10 llGr
IbenbS.
Grams Encific . 0 It.
Gomncritog, y. 9litgllit, INN Z llbr
NbcuO9, nod &opon, &orcu, China
mo Den FbiIippinclt, pio Seattle.
Eoit nod) %uiuoii, @llom mo ocrt
TbiIippinclt, uin Son Sronciaco,
id)licBt bier tGGlid) nm 7 llbr Tbcno9
bis 5iln 81. NuNuit; nod 2liItrolicn,
NcltS cclnno, Sill &nicln mo Nclu.
GOIc0onicn, piu &nncollucr, .. g.,
tGglid) lun 7 llbr NbclnoS bis 5ltnl 6.
Scptcmbcr.
Sic Grams Eociiic.Eoit mirb tdgz
lid 5llm Tb9ongaboicn bcfGrccrt,
mo Scr ShluG Der Eoit lit 10 orroIl.
0irt, 0oE cirC mllllltcrbrpdcnc llcScr.
o.9ci0rOcrung crm00li6t miro.
". Sail Sorri8 s, FoItmciItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
GhiffSfartcn

DON nn6 no6 europa iibcr Baltimore
o0cr Ncm.O orf, Gaiiitc oocr 3miidel,.
ocd. @cdicl, ouSIGnoiiheS @clo,
Grcoitbricic uno @cloienoun9cn.
Sbco. s. Sicncr & Gu.,
@s. 217, Sit-Yaltimorc- Strah..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Scrruuun VaoCulluup,

cmpiicbit iin Dem acebrtell Iublilum bcitcIS
6llrl Gpllefttrcn bon Mtictbcll mo @rulhilntcl,
6llir Ncrfuuf BON icgliIbem @rllnbciNcnt6urt TO
mic dur SeriidbcrulG Ge9ct Sclcr3Geflbr. 9lud
GhiffSturtcn bon llno mad europa iiE0 bel
mir ~ bdhcI.
@nrcuu: 4O7 8ntibers Nlo0.-ltl G.sGburIcSs
Strabc. (Septi, 12Qitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
@crciniatc Sdngrr pun Baltimore.

SaliptQlortier: n@ernlauio . MGn.
nerdor : Sole;" BrGiiocnt Senrb
SbomaS; eorrclponoireuoer uno pro.
tofollirenber SefretGr pro tenn. O..
Sinmclbcber, Nr. 315, Noro.Goen.
Strobe; 5inon5iefretdr Is. SimmeI.
bcbcr, Nr. 315, Npr0sgben. Q trabe:
Shosmeilter S. Nidli6, Nr. 713,
@arncr.S troBe; 3irioent Sb. Sem.
berger. G~eriammluu9 ieocn 5peiten
Srei!ag I'M Wonot.
r@crmania.0 uartett Club"
Souptqllnrtier: @ogncr's Sale,
Itunoe: SienitagS. 9irigent 5.
Gnrolus.
~ Observation-Disclosures.
SoiiptQuartier: @ermania . W6ti.
nerfor-Sonc, Nr. 4t0 bis 4t2, 8eIt.
2om6orO.S troBe. SiuqItunpe: Don.
nerita9s - 9irigcrt: Ibeooor Sem.
berger.
mSrobiinn."
Saltptquortier: Srobiinu . Sale,
GER. 1000, Sreoerid . gpcnue. Cling.
Hr. 116, Horo.Baca-S traBe, Cling.
itlln0e: Wittipofs - Girigent: Sobn
q. Slein.
ngrbeiter'W dnnerhor."
Sauptquartier: 4noreas' Sane,
Nr. SD, Sonoperitrabe. SineItunoe:
Nittipo6S - Siri9ent: Oopio Wte.
lamet.
rSbalia.R Gnner6or."
Saliptquartier: @oigt's Saue, Rr.
1872, Sarforb.gpenue Singitunoe:
Gicnita9s - 9iriaent s. s. Sranf..
r2ocuIt.g .RGnncrdor."
Sauptquartler: 3mider's Sale,
Ode Cuba. uno anoreitrabe. Cling.
itnnoe: Wittmob abenoS s ubr -
Sirigent: Subert STRIPPED.
ngrbeiter. 2iroertoieI."
SouptQltarticr: gol3' Soue, Rr.
4oS, @cit 2eriratonitraBe. Sing-
Itilnbe: Gienitass-8iriocut: Subert
Stripped.
u@aperiidJer WGnnerhpr."
Sauptquartier: gdermonn's Sale,
Gfe Dnn Caroline. lno @ougbItrobe.
Stn9ltun0e: Eollneritog Mbenos -
Girigcnt: Iuguit Sdneioer.
.Tosart.M Gnnerhor."
Soupiquartier: Robert 9onmer's
Sallc, 9tr. 192t-t923, Orleans.
Strabe; Singitnnoe jcben Conner.
flag NbcnO - 9iriaeut q. 81. YobI.
mann.
.gibenfran5."
Sonptqliorticr: 9luguIt @9ebel's
(bornoIs 3crn's) Soae, Gde Der 3.
unb @ongbItroBe, SigbIanotoipn.
SingItmbe: Wittipohs - 9iriaent
Geo. ". Eoblmann.
,Welobie."
Sauptquarticr: s. &ies' SaIc.
Ode 2omitroBe uno 9eIair.@ artt.
Giri9cnt ). &arolu8.
sSarmonie."
SnIptqllartier: Nr. Ala, @eit.
SaDctte Strabe. Siuoituroe: Glen
flags - Girigent: Sobn q. 8lein.
uWetger.@ eiangpere!r."
Saip.qllartier: Sofimann's Saue,
Com. uno 5orreititraBe. Sinaitunbe:
9ienitaa - 8irigcrt: Subert Strip.
pei.
yNrion."
Singitunoe WittlpOdJ IN Der oStog-
Solle," Tr. 304, &ulloDerItrobc. 81.
rigcnt 3. Welamet.
n0aoenia.W Gnnerdor."
Souptqudrtier: Trott- itno 8 Ctr,
Si9blanotoipn. Singifunoe: 9ien.
itaBs Girigent Geo. 81. YobIs
mann.
~Gcutid) . llngariid)er 2ieocrfrau5."
Sanptquariier: Stterbein's SaQc
Grilbcr .Gintraft . SaQcD, Occult.
Hoiut Sir,it,,pSn. S.n;+,x 0n,,So |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

Na6 mun6 d q
8ccb 1T CO MIR Den Mdnnern iibcr
80 SAbrtn erlou6i. cinen @o0bart gu
trogsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
6ier iinS cininc Nnrnauns.

Gtgarrefts mo GaubUs9dosu .......... $500
RciidnrdiiuH mo @aitpirtbfhnit ....... $500
Splritloicnballolultg nit SGioOn. ...... $3.50
NnhIlbuuc nit u 3irIIleril lino Saocit. $3.50
Sb0rer 95pbuiiN i'm N1noc an cicli. QubH S2l0O
Sarnl bon t26 NdcrH. inf. @rrbtc, 49,. .St1OO
0crnlann Vaocnbuup, 400 HaitBers Slog,
III Voro'0taritSsS irahc.
(SCpt5,1S)
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Baltimore Warftbrrid,!c.

Baltimore, %. Nu0nlt 1908.
Mcbl.- 3uinbr 1926 6Giicr, cin'
'hlicbIid) 1867 Safer SIT 2ocuit-
Eoint mo 1908 6Giicr 5u Gonton.
Sic Hntiruntnru mnrru milo inI,,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

EGiIc snz @riic in'S Muslano bc-
iorat s.. Nainc, Nr. 413, Oit-%alti,
morcitrake, nabc Gnitpm @onie Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
$4,000. 3n ucrfamfcu: $4,000.

Gene neucni mcpcrnen 5peluOdrecn. Sdutcr
Mpenne uno SuDciie,eirob init aicn mooer.
ren @inrittunacn; ceincntirie &eI!er, Sot uno
aroiioirs. 9mniIIirie Eaoepnnnrn uro aij6en,
elnsaifie. Wurmorircppen iino .geiimfs, idni'
tdre Drainage. Sirdbcn mil oitriii5irten 3ieecIs
fteinen gepflaItert. Sic miiiien geieben tueroen,
I'M fc fddpcn 6u f6nner.
W'nn rebme Suirnount , Iocnle 8 BnagouS.
Sebr leihic Peoingungcit. BUR Snfpeftion tdg,
lih iino Sonntags offeit. siacnten ON Vl1ee.
Srunnnlieibe $4,000 - fe9slinooreibig 9oaars
pro Sabr.
Malter Z. NeftStaI,
CUtdt1S-) paunnterHebmer
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

ness OF the hand which accepted n.
Hampton lifted the TIN 70 tho ngure in
thc saddle.
Drink It, he commanded. CURLY,
every dropi-
For an instant the maniac glared
back ut him %suilonly. then he appear.
cd to shrink IN terror and drank
swiftly.
we a make the rest OF the way
new, Hampton announced. quietly.
Lord. but this has been q thpl"
Lane dlsmounted at Rrant's order
and assisted Hampton to climb into
the vacated saddle Then the trooper
graspod the rein Of Murphy's horse,
and the little party started toward
where the Dack-train was hidden in
the valley.
rs Custer here7" said Hampton.
NO; that Is. not with my party We
are guarding the pack-train. The 9TH
ers are ahead. and Custer. with Ave
troops. has moved & the right He
is somewhere among those ridges
back Of the blum"
The man turned and looked where
the officer pointed, shading his eyes
with his hand.
Can you give me a fresh horse. a
bite to eat. and a cup Of coffee, down
there?" he asked. anxiously. you
see I've got to go on"
Go on? Good God, man. do you
realize what you are saying Why,
you can hardly sit the saddle' You
carry dispatches. you say? Well.
there are plenty Of good men in my
troop who will volunteer to take them
on. You need rest.
Not much. said Hampton. "l'm
fit enough, or shall be as o as / get
food Good Lord. boy. | am not done
up yet. by a long way, It's the cursed
loneliness out yonder.' he swept his
hand toward the horizon, and the
having to care for him that has broken
my heart. He went that way clear
back on the Powder, and it's been a
fight between us ever since. I'll be
all right now II you lads will only look
after him. This Is going to reach Gus
ter. and I'll take it," He flung back
his ragged coat. his hand on the dis
patch-bag. I've earned the right"
Brant reached forth his hand cor
daily. That's true: you have. What's
more, il you're able to make the trip,
there is no one here who will attempt
to stop you. But now tell me how this
thing happened. / want TO know the
story before we get in"
For a moment Hampton remained
silent, hi. thoughtful gaze on the near
by yidettes, his hands leaning heavily
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

trooper tagging a pace 20 the rear. the
watchful eyes OF both men sweeping
su%spiciously across the prairie. The
two parties met suddenly upon the
summit Of a sharp ridge and BraDt
drew la his horse with an exclamation
OF astonishment Il was a pathetic
spectacle he stared at--a horse scarce
~ able 10 stagger forward on his back.
with feet strapped securely beneath
aud hands bound 90 the high pommel,
the lips mrinniug ferOciousfy. perched
a m~isshapen creature clothed as a
man. Beside these. hatless. his shoes
barely holding together. q man Of
slender figure and Bunburnt face held
the bridle-Tein An instant they gazed
az each other. the young officers eyes
filled with sympathetic horror. the
other staring alphabetically At his res
cue
MY God Can this De ySu. Hamp
ton? What does 10 meant Nhy are
you hereg'
Hamptea. leaning against the trcm
bling horse 10 keep erect. slowly lifted
his hand in a sembiance 81 military
salute Dispatches from Cheyenne.
This Is Murphy-went crazy out yon.
der For Gods Eake-water food
Your canteen. Lanel exclaimed
Brant. Nov hold this cup and be
dashed into g. a liberal supply OF
brandy from a pocket-hask Drink
mat an down, Hampton
The man did mechanically as he
was ordered, his hand never reisxing
its grasp OF the rein. Then a gleam
of r~eawakened Intelligence appeared
IN bis eyes: be glanced up into the
leering counienance OF Murphy. and
then back al those others Give me
another for him
Brant handed 10 him the hlled cup,
noting as be did 70 the strange sieadi.