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llonlllcn lullr6e, alerbings oblle @r.
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mod,te Inn ans ben nit Dem Gam.
pier dllNefoinmenen M1oheil cine
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linb lebr bciheioerL Die @raut ntltb
obcr ooS 30. ~&ebenSinbr nift iiber,
ld)ritten bnbcu mo ion fatboIifd
Icirl; inl ltcbrigcn fam iie ans HuB.
lalio, Folcrl, gobmer, llnaoru oorr
lonit no Der ltomnlen. Serr 9eder
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6 ainoern, ieinc 3ufiinitige habc aber
nid)tS nit Den &leinen 5it tbun; on
lcillc 1lteltc Sodltcr oem,Ghit beiro-
tbc i,no Die neincn 8eidiuiiter at Iih
neblte. @eder nlcintc. CT lei bereits
felt bier Monotcn @ittipcr uto lpolle
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-09

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tSl IuftioIuior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-09

** Gle @ierteliabrs : gerinmn'
lung bes StaatssGonoils Ser .Nr,,'
oentiaI 9eaelie1 finbet bei,te sibertS
s llbr in ieinem @eriammllmsslofaI
@r. 1912, SIt.gaser- StraBe, iiatt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
CHAPTER W.T.
n BTER fording SWeetWater river
Il M savar9T mas IN, fhrnvu t,vIi..ss


several times to throw pur-5
suit on the track Buck Me-:
e s Kee and Bud Lane entered an
arroyo to rest their mounts and hold.
council as to their future movements.
During The flight both had been silent.
Mckee was busy evolving plans Tor
escape Id his mind and Bud was
breeding over the tragic ending OF the
slaWless adventure into which he had
been led Nv his comp Mon
Then Mckee call lousy Informed him:
that the agent had been killed iii the:
encounter Bud was too horriAed to
speak "a dry sob arose III his throat
af the thought of his old friend lying.
dead all alone lii The sta ton. His
FIRST impulse was to turn back to Flor
senee and surrende himself to the
ssherIfff Had this entailed the pun
ishment be himself sal one be would
have d lone SO, but bic, still retained d.
blind ioya lty In his associate ana prin-
cipaI I'd the crime. Murder, 1t seemed,
was To- be expected when one took the
iaW Al his own hands to right ali IN
Justice He didn,tt cleariy nderstand
It was his first perience with Il:
killing The heart ness of Mckee
both wed and horri lied Ill ID, Evident
the half breed was accustomed te;
such actions. reared 20 he en-
ttssrelg iuGtif ad In Ills code So Bud
Followed 10 d,aiI nee tie mast erfuI
man Tho aad involved him III the fear;
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
Of the grip
Ho,ody, Miss Polly r tlley cried

.. Holody, Miss Polla2n' they cried S5$s5ss
s What's the news r, she. asked as
she slowly straight out her fansss2
gers one BY one.
@ There's been q KILN over Flor
.ence way" nounced the sheriff, put
ting on his hat and becoming an OH.
Ger of the law vi th duty to peri form.
Iss ~ no Is the mis1o rtunate r, asked
Sagebrush as they gathered about:
Hoover and listened intently ssSs
# Murde In Arizona was la 1 serious
matter until punis hment was meted
out TO the slayer or he was freed by
his fellow citizens. Far from courts
OF justice and surrounded BY men to
whom death was often merely ali ir l1es
.cident tn A career Of crime, the set
tiers we're forced to depend upon
t the I1lselyes to- zeep peace on tile Dor,
der Der They acted but never
% Jud gmelt followed quiz lsIy.
on conyiet5 VS. were
broad and rarely were iii 81. decisio ns,
wrong
ole Man 'erriiI n replied die
sheriff sl1t ppened about tits
Enlornin Some Ila il. il. hin atone
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

No, 1o,lS don't II cried his con.pantons..
81 ou kiss the bride Or I take 1T
spussenel, IS said Allen. thoroughly.
aroused.
s. ell. Il You put It that way Ell do
II, gasped Slim In despe ratio lon.
0 The agreement restored the boys to
their good nature.
:S * on will have to put binders on
me, though, nm back me np. 8 cantioned
Hoover.
585issaSV ~ hog tie you az IS SIT on your
head Is laughed ii Sag brusb as the
guests entered the house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

tful deed
hen they dismo unted. however
his pent-up enpti lon burst forth. S85
ou said there would be no Hing "A, 4
he gasped, passing his hand wen rily9
across his forehead as It'll to wipe out
the memory 81 the crime.
Wei, what did the old fool pull his
gun fer grumbled Nj Kee petulants
Nv as sc ,rerrill were the aggressor II
the enc unter NH
Bud threw himself YEARLY On the
ground
80 give the rest off my life to undo
stoday's work q he groaned, speaking
more to himself than to his compans
Ion.
cKee3 heard him III anger began
stos rise. Bud weak ened detection
was certain. back 10 Texas
must BE started Without delay. IS he
could stTengthe the will OF the boy
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

der discussion that every one laughed
III relief OF the nervous tension
Aliens fun loving nature at once
bubbled to the surface. M iifh an air of
assumed anger he said TO the sheriff
sof course; every guest has to do IT, IT,
Then, turning to- the cowboys, he
asked ttIs there any one here as holds
ont strong objection to skissin my
daugh glitter ss55s
IN me, laughed sagebrus
here to go the limit. ' Il
I'm an experienced kisser' am, b !:
said Parenth esis: dom lose no
chance ait practice. IN,
18Th take two. please ~ 'simpered
Fresno.
Show Low interrnp ted the general
sally which followed this remark, say
Inc, 8 strings my chips along with.
Fresno
"slim,s afraid of femalesl,' drawled
Polly provokingly
oh, thunderl,' exclaimed slim to
Polly. No, + aim t nothin' Of the sort
I'm 81 peaceful man, Il am. i newer
likes to, start no trouble 8,
Get outl What's one kiss 3'' laughed
Allen.
rye seen d Big jack pot Of trouble
opened BY chippin' III Just one kiss 4
wisely remarked the sheriff M s. n
Sagebrush at this point announced
decisive The bride has got to be
kissed. z 81
Slim tried to break through the
group and enter the house, thinking
that by making such move he would
divert their attention and that In the
excitement Of the \ wedding he could
avoid kissing the bird an ordeal
which to him was more terrible than
| facing the worst gun fighter in Ari-
zona. sS555 $ss$ sa
r deputize you to do the kissin' for
me, :" Slim said to Parenthe sis, who
had laid his hand on the sherifrs
shoulder to detain him. 5y 55.s
''No, stree" the cowboy replied mot
me. Every man does his own kissin'
I'm this game" Slim halted as IL unde-
sscided. Sud denly he turned on his heel
and started for the corral. t'I'N wait
outside he shouted. ...s5 81 p 1900
Il mo, you don't. cried his compan-
Ions. Slim turned to face q semicircle
OF drawn ravolvers. He looked from
4 one man to another as II puzzled as to
what move to make next. Allen was
/ annoyed by the sheriff s actions, taking
I 1t as an insult that Hoover would not
kiss his daughter, although he had
/ started to tWit the sheriff In the be-
ginning. 81
You ain't goin' to insult me an
mine that way No man sidesteps
!, kissin' one OF my KIDS he sald an
grily. ~
Slim was plaintively apologize. Fl
amt kissed 4 female since ! was a
yearlin ;5z5 u
tsrime you started, Z snapped Polly. \.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

at being sighted by Polly for an ab-
sent one. The one sided courtship Of
Bud and Polly was known up and
down the valley and indefinite post.
ponement Of their wedding day was
one Of the jests Of the two ranches. !:
"Oh, we sent it on to him at Flor
ence. He'll git it In time If he amt
gone to the Lazy x with Buck Nc
Kee," said sagebrush; then, turning to
the. other cowboys, he added In an ag-
grieved tone, polly ANT got no eyes
for no one excep' Bud, ,.,, ~ !.
Polly stepped to : Aliens side and.
laying her head on his shoulder, said,
"'Ain't, II" Allen patted the girl's
head. He was very fond Of her, look
ing upon her as another daughter. s:S:
Polly smiled back into his face and
then, with glance at the cowboys,
said, "Say, Uncle Jim. there's some
bottles to. be opened" 5$'!f5 22s2 y
The invitation was an indirect one,
but all knew what 1t meant and start
ed for the house. 80 - =: =
"Root beer" added Polly mischie-
vously. 1.-THE corks pull awful hard
Allen glanced at her, in feigned
alarm -.- '.>%: '">..
What do you want to do stampede
the bunch7" ~ -.-. &c..
Before she could answer the ap-
proach of q horse attracted the atten-
ton Of the group. e., .5.,, y; .s;,s.4
There's Jack now" cried Sage
brush In tones which plainly showed
his relief. mo. it amt" he added re-
hectively. "He rode his pacin' marc
an that's trottin' horse" ~ lie
The cry of the rider was heard
quieting his mount. Allen recognized
the voice. "It's Slim Hoover" he cried.
Polly clapped her hands and said
mischievously to Sagebrush: snow
you'll see me maxim googoo eyes to
somebody besides Bud Lane I amt
a-goin' to be the only girl In Pinal
county Slim Hoover amt set up tor :
can SHE'D of FROM" added Sage
brush, little nettled by Polly's over
looking him as subject for Irritation.
"But what's Slim doin' over this
way" ..:..tsm. ......-,.. I. -
Come to, Jacks Weddin', Of course :
replied Polly, adding complacently,
"An' probably projectin' hitch-up OF
his own" ~ 7 Z
Slim ran around the corner Of the
house directly into the crowd, who
seized him before he could recover
from his surprise and proceeded to
haze him, to their intense delight and
the sheriff's embarrassment, for he
knew that Polly was somewhere near
enjoying his discontinue. Polly wait
ed until her victim was fully ready for
her particular form Of torture. The
reception Of the cowboys was crude
to her refined form Of making the fai
. sheriff uncomfortable ;g} H.. = ~
With the vclvety cruelty Of a fiirt
she held out her hand saying, 'Hello
Slim e r =, S'5 5g5s
Tie sheriff flushed under his tan
The rcd crept up the back of his neck
to his: ears. :He* awkwardly took of
hts hat With a bow and scrape he
greeted her. "Howdy, Miss Polly, how,
dy?'' Meantime he shook her. hant
until she WINGED from the heartinesf
of the. grin. re- = ~, -a5 iG5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

either by promises OF reward or fear,
Ut punishment the chances $of detec-
ton would lessen ais the days. passed. .
And that win be about twenty
four hours IL You don't keep quiet.
Why didn't he put up ibis hands when
q hollered2 He starts to wrastle an,
pull his gun, an I had to- nail him Z
Mckee shudd Tered Ii spite OF his
braYado. a 1.5$}:5. .s5 s :
Pulling himself together with an ap-
parent effort, he b ontinued \ well
hold the money: fer q spell, not spend.
q cent Nv It till this thing blows over.
They'll never GIT us. Here; vel 5di-
vide It
1.s$sS.sK Keep 1t all. Il 4 never want to touch
penny OF II, "a said Bud earnestly,
moving along the ground to place a
greater distance between him and the
murd erer. S.
IT nks. But. you don't git out#ur
yer part in the holdup that easy. Take
yer share Or I'll blow it into yon, !, !,
said Mckee, pulling his revolver.
ss Bud, with an effort arose and walk
ed over ito Buck. It'll clinched fists,
In agontzed tones, he cried ri Shoot ne
You want to! wish I'd never seen
you! s gu dragged me into this! You
made me your accomplice In d MUIR
fderr'
Nc ee looked at hia In amazement.
This phase Of human character was
new to him. trained as he had been
on the border, where men rarely sufS
feved with remorse and still more rare
~ displayed II.
.Shucks! Il. killed him. You didn't
have no hand I'm II, n answered Buck.
This hahn my first KILN. guess
Buck McKee's pretty well known Ia
some sections. took all the chances.
did the KILN . You git hall. Vow,
brace up an 30 take yer medicine
Sstraight q "a
But didn't want to take the mon
Sey for myself 4, replied Bud as If to
Ssoothe his conscie nce. AOh, Buck,
why didn't You let me alone q he con-
u inued as the though Of his position
again overwhelmed him.
Buck gasped at the shifting Of the
Au II. " n ..s y.
I$.Y gu make me sick kid. Z, His voice
.oss 81 Alle als NY, 1a9
- w .aik oilt' Woula Ihank you
W. sne oiais one nao rlgnt feellns
II oln !, $ take ny snare an start
aeeeah NE =. OH PACK 60 Texas
8 Is. = ou ake yel
i q " NJ VIZ ~ se!aae doWn
s re e. 4, {. s dead
l5Notnln WI pring him back an you
81 WEI e,s Ine good ~ ne mon:
4 ~ !, 3, y
ysr protner
j 7 8, "a 49, Z Inon eyer there's
", III is oN-.you can
w, sslln .3on sim sal
49, sns I, And lae-
sa.h II Nv; ollls INTO BUD
Iss -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12
States in English schools.

At the meeting of Norfolk education
committee at Norwich it was recon-
mended that states should be no long
er used in the schools, on the ground
that their use was not hygienic but
500 of the county teachers sent a res
oIutfon coudemning the abolition of
states, which it was mentioned would
cost the rate-payers an additional f4o0
to $500 year. Tt was urged that
children put the lead pencils and pen
holders in their mouths. and though
inspectors objected to states the board
of education has never prohibited
their use The recommendation was re-
ferred back for deration.-Lon-
don Standard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12
PUSHED THE WRONG BOY.
Special Delivery Messenger Causes
Arrest Of Assistants.

Because they pushed a boy off his wheel
two negro boys Of Is years of age are con-
fronted with the serious charge of inter-
ferfng with the United States mails.
Andrew Kelley and Walter Frost, the
two negro boys, were walking along near
the corner of Tenth and Lake streets
when Cecil Reecer, a special delivery mes
senger. rode Up on his wheel One Of the
boys pushed him OF into the mud and the
two walked on.
You don't know who you're pushing, =
Cecil called after them, and one started
back but the delivery boy rode away. That
ed was first made manifest last evening
when the police were notified of the as
suit by Deputy U. 5. Marshal Fleuui<en
and that the messenger knew one of the
negroes by the name of Indian"
Indian. whom the police know to be
Andrew Kelly, was arrested by PatrOIman
Bundy and spent the night in the city
prison. His home is at the corner of Tenth
avenue and Lime street. His aged father
called to see him this morning and after
their conference the lad said:
We were walking along when the boy
rode up. He was riding on the sidewa X
and Walter pushed him of the wheel We
walked on and ne yelled at that we
did not know who we pushed. Walter
started back but he rode of Father told
NE to tell veFythtug about 1t. Yes, W alt
viii try to claim did il, I suppose. Once
before he tried to get me mixed I'D in
some trouble"
Frost was arrested some time ago for
stealing the brass beam from a street
scales and other junk During the winter
d similar case of assault was made upon
white boy riding through Tennessee
town by a crowd of negroes gathered on a
corner.
Federal warrants have been is ed for
the boys and the police are looking for
Walter Frost.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

Mr. Clarence Ferguson of Oklahoma
City. Okla. is here spending a few days
the guest of his cousin. Mr.. Harry
Horn. Of 221 Lake street
Mr. Mike MulvihtII of Norris avenue
Is improving after several days Illness
Miss Mabel Beeler and Miss Amy
Ferguson returned home Saturday
morning from the Grand Canyon Of
Arizona where they spent week Of
their vacation.
Mrs. W c. Martini Of No so Norris
avenue is unable to be out on account
of illness. She IS suffering with an at
tack of neuralgia in her face
Mr. Mcintosh, who IS quite i'll at his
home in Pleasant Valley, remains
Mr.. Gus Lundquist has returned to
work after being off several weeks on
account of illness.
Miss HuIda Mueller Of Alma. Kan. is
here visiting her sister Mrs. John
Fritz Of German avenue.
Mrs Ted King and daughter Avis
left last week on months visit with
relatives in Ohio
Mr. Ralph Hope is quite III at his
home on East Tenth street.
Mrs. R. H Barger of Kansas City IS
here VISITING her mother. Mrs. B. E
Smith. Of S34 Madison street
Miss Ethel SpurlOCk left saturday for
a visit in Wellington Kan, with her
sister Mrs. Frank Gilyeat.
Mrs. Byron Smith has returned from
OIivetts kan. where she attended
family reunion of the Shrek family.
The Mems Brotherhood of the Third
Presbyterian church will hold their
regular monthly meeting at the church
this evening. The subject viii be THE
Kind of Church Men Like This
will be the last meeting of the Broth
erhoOd before September as they viii
pc discontinued during July and Au-
gust
w : Hunter. physician and surgeon,
office and residence 1119 East Sixth
Ind phone 1858
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12
SENT \ WIDOW TO A MAIDSTONE
Mrs. Vanderbaum Of Perry Bitten
While Rescuing q Child

Perry. Kan. July 12-Because she
saved q child from being bitten by 4
mad dog and was injured by the dog.
the people Of this place sent Mrs. W
t. yauderbauu1. q widow, 70 Kansas
City. Kan IN order that a maidstone
might be applied
Mrs Fanderbaum was on the porch
Of her daughters home about a week
ago. when q dog ran past. Her little
granddaughter was playing in the road
and she ran to save the child In pro
Tecting the child Mrs Fandarbaun vas
bitten On the left wrist Eelghbers kill
ed the dog
Three cousins Of Mrs Vanderbaum
have died after having been bitten y
dogs and when the wound did rot heal
she became alarmed She heard that
there was a maidstone al the home Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mrs. John @. West and Miss Besse
West have gone TO Colorado to spend
the rest of the summer
Mr. and Mrs E L. Hotchkiss, Miss
Ra Hotchkiss and Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss
will go to Montana and the Yellow
stone Park this summer.
Mr.. Allen George OF Green River,
Utah formerly q Washburu student,
will visit In Topeka IN August on Ills
way to Iowa
Mrs. J. B. Thomas and her daughter
Charlotte Of Chicago are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John r. MuIvane stopping
on their way from Yellowstone Park
and the Pacific Goa sf. Miss May Red
dick Of St Marys who has recently re-
turned from New York where she
studied voice all winter was the guest
Of the MuIvanes yesterday and sang ar
the First Baptist church morning and
Mrs W. s. MccIintock is i'll with a
fever at her home on Topeka avenue
Miss Essie WiI~on and Miss Winnie
Moore of Atchison spent the weekend
went home today
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene SaIlee are the
parents of a daughter born Sunday,
whom they have named Helen Smith
for Mrs. SaIee's sister. Miss Helen
Smith
Miss Florence WEIGH. who has been
travelling in Colorado. New Mexico,
Arizona. California and the Northwest
for month, arrived home today
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ R. keefe and
their daughter Betty. left today for IN
dianapolis, called by the serious illness
of Mrs. Keefe's father.
Mr. Nathaniel Cartmell U. s. A =,
and Mrs CartmeII and their two chill
dren, will arrive this week IN New
York from Fort Kfnley. Manila, p. T.,
" here Lieutenant CartmelI has been
stationed for the past two years Mrs
CartmeITs mother, Mrs. Genevieve Col
II mill acN
them in New York and they will go
directly TO Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.
Misses Daisy and Grace Vance Of
Oklahoma City are guests of Miss Helen
Cartilage
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Decker, of Law
renee, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Decker in Topeka
Dr. and Mrs. S. s. Estey and Miss
Helen Estey will leave next Monday for
Buffalo Park. Col. where they have
taken a cottage for the rest of the
summer They have written Mr. W. W
Mills and Miss Marguerite Mills who
are in Colorado, asking them to join
them for a few weeks. Miss Estey will
20 to SaIina this week to visit Miss
Christina Hull for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Frost ar
rived Saturday from the City Of Mex
leo by way of New York and are with
entertaining Mrs. Robert T. Herrick
and her daughters of Kansas City
Mr.. Henry Perkins, of Lawrence, was
in town Sunday q guest of the J. w.
Going family.
W. M. stewart. of Oklahoma City.
was in Topeka for a short time Sunday
Miss Margaret Stewart. Of Oklahoma
City, is visiting in town.
Miss Dot Collins. of Winfield, is Wis
ting Miss Mary Lannan-
Mr.. Roy Barrie left Saturday for
Arnherstburg. Ontario. a town north
east of Detroit, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Mier, who have
been visiting Mr. A. B. Wfngett Of 1922
Buchanan street. have returned to
their home in Fort Worth. Texas
DR.. Leo Haughey will leave this week
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carries the gas and water mains to the
north side prompted the gas company
to prepare for a quick shut0f south of
the bridge North Ottawa has already
lost its telephones and electric lights It
is doubted whether the bridges will
stand much additional strain. The
Santa F'e's Emporfa line is again buried
under food waters
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SfARAIs DIES CYGNEs Up AGAIN
Threatens TO Reach flood Record
Made Last Week.

Ottawa KAN July 12-Au aIl-day
rise in the MaFais des Cygnes here has
put the stream back within three feet
of its record high water mark Up
stream points have comm enced report
ing further advance after a stationary
condition.
Fear for the Main street bridge. which