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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
The Summer Capital.

\ wonderful city
Has sprung in the night
Upon the map, blotting
All others from sight.
New York London, Paris,
Are not in its class.
They'll have to take hats OFF
To Beverly Mass.
Reporters and sage5
VIII swarm to it's door.
The cranks and the statesmen
Upon 1t viii pour
All capitals other
VIII please go to grass.
The whole nation centers
In Beverly Mass.
Old landmarks historic
In interest will fade.
Old shrines be as nothing
Before the new made
The shades of the pilgrims
VIII mutter. "Alas,
We ought to have landed
AT Beverly. Mass"
Wilson in New Sor
Sun.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
Cobless Corn Experiment.

E. T. House OF Greeley Colo. the
dry farm plant eXperimenter, has re.
ceiyed from IL. j. Sconce OF Sidell,
ILL.,, one seed of cobess corn grown
by the Illinois man. House asked for
three seeds to plant in hill, but only
one could be spared, and it will be
carefully tended. The cobless corn
grown by the Illinois man resembles
very closely the primitive husk" corn.
Each kernel grows on parent stem,
and each kernel is incloscd in its own
husk, all being enveloped in one large
husk. The Illinois man has succeeded
in eliminating the stem and by taking
the very tiptop kernel of the present
variety expects ultimately to evolve n
perfect cobless corn. The Illinois Agri.
cultural college is fostering the expert
ment and believes in It's success.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
Too Late Now.

Mother-I hope you are nice to that
young man who has been calling, dear.
Daughter don't have to be now,
mamma, for he's In love with me-
Exchange.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
German Prizes For Operas.

Publisher Curt of Berlin, Germany,
offers two prizes of $2,5OO and two
consolation prizes of $500 for the best
operas and librettos, which must be in
German and sent in by May 10, 1910.
The winning works will be performed
Mt the Municipal theater. Hamburg
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
HiqhIy FIattered

Your glasses" she said, "have made
a great difference in your appearance"
DO you think so?' he asked.
Yes. You look so intelligent with
them on. Chicago Record Herald.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
4 Restless 6re-a

Mr.. Sickham-No, Stree. p.-.,
wouldn't buy that dog. He's . f.r
between a St Bernard and Mr..
vey (who is not enthusiastic)-And .
st. Yitus?-Puck.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
Chance For Aeronauts.

King Leopold of Belgium has offered
a $1,000 prize for the best treatise on
aeronautics to be brought out this
year.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
The Amateur Gardener.
Realistic

She tat .hr music"le,-Niea Schreorn
er sings wish wonderful realism. pcr
you think a2 He-Yes; You can
most see the crack in her voice.
troit Saturday Might.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-27
New Speed Record For Typswritins.

A new speed record for typewriting
was made at Kansas City, Mo-, the
other night by Il. \. Trefzger of New
York, when he wrote an average of 100
words from copy each minute for fif-
teen minutes. Trefzger was second in
the international contest recently,
when Rose L. Fritz won the hour con-
test.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
bMtlantic GitD.

NtlonttcGttn u, N..S., 6. Wtai.
- Scni. @irihmomu, peIder citelt
Shublobeu nn Scr @ltlantic Apenule
bctricb, nnO iein 5mon5igidbrigcr
9ruoer Gopib @iridmonu iinO inter
elmer SranOItiitun9a 3 Nnflogc Der
8ronO-S llrp iibcrpicien moroer. Cd
bio bat eingeltanOclL OoB cr iiir $50,
meld)e er bon icincm 9ruocr crbiclt,
m0breno ociien Nbmeicnbeit Den 60
Den on5iinoctc, nm Dem Srllocr Sc
lcgenbeit 5l gcbcnL $1,000 Gcriife-
r~lt19sgclo SIT ucrOicncn. Gr perridJ.
tetc icoo6 icine Nrbeit 10 l%rngeid)ift,
0oB Die Scllerpebr bos @ebGuoe ret
ten mt0 oic in oen oberen Stodiper.
fen beiiclben wobnenbcn 6umiIieu
rctteIl fonltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
g 1dcr IQm enpcrcil /,

o@Gdcr Gamenpcrcil."
- Inter ocnl &oriib BON 6roll SD.
tborine 9roilcr inn0 geltern Die mo.
notlide &crinmnluig bes 9amell.
GercinS OcS Gdc r-0elangDereina"
in Mo9encr'S Snlle, Ar. 1t6, 9tor0.
Yoco.S trnBe, itatt. Sruu SoiepDl1C
Sd)uurb iiibrtc ooS Erotofoa. Gl
mllroc bcihloiien, Gnoc oieleS Wo'
mats einen WoiboQ int r2obor Sp.
cellnt" 81 OcronItoltell. 3ie Gamer
6rult Soiepbinc ShluorB, 5rolt SEA
tborine 0roller, Sri. Vtinna @ael
uuo Srull Scnu 0artbolmae per0er
Die Arrangements t%reffeit.
Vuuen ncuen s Il d) t
6uppcn. - 9ie SHREVEPORT NM
Baltimore Transportation 60, oerel
Srodtihuppcn al &llgbeS- mo Wic
3erlrp.S troBe fiir5li6 llieoerbronnte
triiit bercits Inltoltcn fir ben gteu
ban. Ser nelic Sduppen miro rs,
600 GuoOrotiub 5lurilud)t boben
200 Sub lang unO 80 Sub brett icin
ISn orei NodJen jolt Der Bait polen
oct iein.
= iir cute @eIbnnlage. -
Stcin brothers, Hr. 21I SItsgolti
more Ctr, 5eigen on unocrer Stel(
0cs yGeutid)cn Gorreiponocnten" an
onb iie $4,000 Sbligotionen ocr
.Gborlotte electric Hoillpap, eight &
Yolper So" 5ltnt Gerfouf Daben.
llcberga6e elmer alter
Slogge. - @oilperlleur Grotbers
miro bclte I'M Staots. aopitol 5u an
nopoliS bic oltc ariegsflaggc &c:
5rpciten Morpl1noer Snionterie-Hc
ginelttS Scr coniooerirten grntee, oi,
in benz Gontpf bel Sotder's Tun an
.. @pril 1865 pcrloren ging, Dor eli
ncm So6r in Ohio entoedt iuurbe uni
oeit lle6crlebcnbcn oes Geeimelit:
burd) cine aftc Der Obio'er 2egislo
tiir 5uriiderituttet ipiiroe, i'll @n1pfons
iiebmen mo in Die ieuerfeite Gfog
aenfammer, Die Gnbeiroe oIter
aricgsflogecn birgt, utterbringel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
SfiiSiener staub Der Clubs.

Ger ouliltcns GGor aus
G9icago pcronitoltete 0cltcrn
Abeno IN Scr Hidnlono.M nrftbole
ein CONCERT, mcld)ca lid 81 cillcm III
geicQidoitlidcr 9e5iebitg critflollis
gen Grfolge gcitnltctc. Ger llcber'
ld)nB ioa permeroet mcrocn, Inn Die
rcitlihc Summc Der S6ulocn ocs
&oterS Gilbert SIT tilgcll. 9ic Wfits
glie0cr oeS Grcfutip- Counties luorcn:
Sri. Gao Hecpcs, Sri. Mtorp Cleo
rer, Sroli &. Columbus Sbriper,
Troll 9lQon WncS bcrrn Srnn Wtorf
8. Sbriper, Srau Siucn Cain, Srol
Cigar $. Sans, Sruu &obn s. @rii-
fiB. Sroll Midoel Scntins, Sr. Sire
oerid 9eudom, SRI. Silp Solep ullo
SRI. 9eonora Sen9er.
SRI. Nngcngoit bcruna
9 ii t. - SRI. Scnnie Nugcngoit
Don Ir. 221, Noro.Fottcrionsfnrf
9lpenue, fiel geitern 9lbcno gcgen Z
llbr an Der Gfe bon 9raowoD unO
WonunlentitroBe bon eilem StroBen.
babnpogeon Der Gomono.N pcnuesSi-
nic uno erlitt cine erbeblide aopi-
iuullbe. Sic lpltroe nod 2cbr's Apo
tbefe III 9rooomop urio Wonumcnt-
ItraBe gcbrnd)t, uno nod)0em JIG bitrdJ
Or. u. 2. Gage BON Nr. 709. 9toro.
groaopap, perbunoen moroen mar.
ourf ben Yoli5iiten Sol5er ppnl moro
nltlid)en Giltrift nod ibrcr WoInun0
gelcitet.
Sric0lihc Srcnnung. -
| 9r. nnb Srau Sarrp Moortbingtol
/ Senfins baben iid) frieOlid) g~ctrennt
| 5rai Senfins lit cine Sod)ter besSrn
ISM. Z. 2epering. sSrnu SSenfins BE-
iitOet iid) jest I'M G%lternbauie mi
miro in iedJs Wornten in gcelcitunl
elmer Santc iif nod europa begeben
Gas Eaar beiratbete Dor flint Sab
ret.
% m 5 9oric." - ar
Der 9orie giIlg cs geltern bod ber
5oit aGe Gftien giiigcil critalnlid) ii
Die So6e, beionbers Die Ser n@eitli
den Warpl1noer Balm" II. Der SEQ
board Nir Cine" melfc BEL ber Dab
mem iid in SdneeH eincs Wolienper
palters befinoenatnbtnm Dor Ger Ne:
| organization iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@cfunntcr ,Spnrnaliit %aciturbcn.

Ncm Oort, 6. Moi. - Som-
mono &omcnt, ReOoftclr ser Sra.
ton" lit beltte 9lbeno I'M oNooieueIt.
Soipital" on Ben SoIgcn elmer Spe-
ration geItorber. Gr mar 45 Sobre
alt unb in Wonticcuo, &.sY., gcbo-
rem. Gr mor I1ngere Sabre elmer Der
berporrogenoItcn Observation-Disclosures
al Der .Gpening &oIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Graf Scruitorif in Milluanfcc.

DC ilmoufec, g9iSc,, 6. Moi. -
6rnf Scrnitorft, Der Ocutifc BOT.
ifoiter an Die Ser. Stouten, mar
Dclltc Der 8olt Ser Stuot MiIpollfec.
2lm 9lbenb biclt CT cine iciieInoc Pin
iprofe gelc8entlih zines @onfettS
Der yMiImuufce Gitijens @uiineB
2cagre" uno morgeu miro cr cine
Hcoe I'M ,Gcutihen Stub" boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
Nus Den @cridDtcn.

Gle Nnflogen 0cgcn Hutlcp, SuIl
ltn0 Morclono bon Den 8roBge'
lhnorcnen in 8icOcrcrmG9ung
oe,ooell. - 9bcrmola OoS Gcrbor
perido6cn. - Erin5 De 9earnS
@looc. 49, g8ittlpcr nil nit elmer
@ittluc b%ctrogcl1 morOcn ieiH.
Die @roBgclhmnrcnen 5o9et &C.
tern oic filr5lid 0cQen @n. .. Nut
leu, Nloo j. SOIL unO 2olti3 S.Itore'
Ion0 bon Der oNnlcricon Wtlltllal
Benefit N%iiociotion" crhobelle Nntln'
&c, ull0cblid) 9ctrng bc9ongen ST
bobcn, inocm tic ocn nit Sen Wt;t'
oliebcrn cingegon9cnen GontrotteIt
nid,t nodlgGfommen ieicn, III &ieoer.
crm6olln0 ltno ihlllqcn Die Nniduul.
oioun0 nicocr. Sic @riinOe fitr ooS
&cr6oltcn Der 8roB8eidluorcnet
merocn nrid,t unGegeben.
@tc0crum peri d) 0 ben.
Gus @erb0r Der ied)S MGnuer BON
ser .Gorroll Springs GiItiderp, "9tr.
S15-St7 SrcOerid- Npcmle. mel6e@
oeItcrn por Dem 9unocS G%onmiiI1r
9ono itottiiuoen ioatc, lullrbc olli
&crcin6orlrn0 ser HedtSounuGltc bis
n1d,itcn Gonnerltug uerifoben. Gas
@erbGr mar id)ou einuol ollf odt
Gage pcrifoben morOcn.
&C @eorn'& aIoQc.
Gle &erbonollungcn in Der alogc
bc3 irou50liid)cn 2c0otionSiefrct0rS
IN @oibin0ton. @rin5 2oltiS DC
9eorl, gegen icinen Shiuieacrpotcr
Bob u. @inonS unb GrsNtopor s..
&. 9otrobc, IN meld)cm cS iid) nm
Sen Belts oeS ungefGbr 100000 Re.
troocn6cn NohloiieS iciner p%eritor.
bcncn @ottir bnnoelt, miro ont nod.
item Wontn0 be9itnen. SEER Satrobe
lit Ser Observation-Disclosures Ger
SIRIUS bchnllptet, c. lei Die 9lbiift lei
ncr pcritorbcncn @nttin gcrpcicn,
bob cr oo& &crmo0cn fir sic bcioen
ainoer, bic Ser Gbe e%ntiproiicn, Der
multen ioltc.
@cri d) tSnott5cn
Gin Gimuonb 9c9en boS Scitos
nlcnt 0cS fiir5lid) p%critorbcnen Serrn
Gbmoro :. 5000 lit geItern BON Del
len Sobuen GoluurO :. Goob, iua.,
mo Clinton 9. 5000 I'M @uiic1Gc-
rid)t ci1gcrcid)t nor0eu. Scrr Go6O
biutcrl0Bt iicbcn 8in0er utlb oic bel.
Den Slayer ucrloltNcll ic cin Ste6cn.
tcl oc& 100000 bctrogenocn Nud),
loiics. Sic iogclI, ibr @otcr lei 9eiItiI
nid)t I'M Storoc gclueiclr, iiber icin
Gcrmogcn ST ucriiigcn, nlS CT bdS
ScItomcnt oliicbtc.
Nn0cbcno. Oob er betro1cn mllr6c,
OILS CT WnrD g. @ron ont 3. Slrli
1908 in Wnibington bcirotDctc, rci1),
tc @m. 0rnp gcltcrl in Scr 5lucitcn
9I6tbcilulQ OcS areiS9cridltS ci1 Sc.
ilrd) Elm, 6ic &eirntb ST onnllIlircn.
Gr iogt IN 0cnt @ciltd, CT ici @iit-
rpcr mo &otcr bon # ainocrn acluce
icn, ais er icinc ictigc @ottiL sic
gSittlpc 0cpcicn lei, obcr in Der 5eblts
j0bri9cn Gbc nit ibrem critcn Monu
feline ainOcr sur @clt gcbrod)t, &c.
6cirotbct.
HiHtcr &cuiSlcr %crnonntc Serrn
Benjamin i. Gotor oils Seoilciter
iiir sic @ctticr-@ oltcr.Go., bic Gin
Icforotionsgcid)Gft bctrci6t mo ans
Is. ". @ctticr mo GGoS. $. @olter
bcitcbt. Scrr Gator itelltc $1,000
@iirgi6nft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
@crmiid,tc tclcarapbiIdpc Ncpeihen.

- SbonloS Spnd) ollrd)idunitt &C.
tern Ibenb 5u Arlington, nubc 30
ton, Wnii., Der 6rou emma @lco.
ion Die &eblc mo bcging Selbitmor0
orrf eilcn &cpoIpcriduB. Sic tSrou
lit nod am Sebelt, inOeiien lit ibr
GaOonfommcn 5wciicIboit, &pnd)
mar 81 Sabre alt uro mperbeirutbet.
Sic Yoli5ei crfIGrt iif iiber5cllgt,
OaB CT mabniinnig mar.
@aicboII.-Gic Orioles bclicrr
Iid) oltd) III Der 6rcnloc niht. Sic
pcrlorcll gcitcrl IN Soronto; Die
Scorc mar 3 SIT I. NQc nd)t Clubs
Der oitlidcn 2iga ipiclteu geitern,
0ic Spicle pcrliCicn mic folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

YcrIin, Z. Moi. = Ias bieiige
.5ogcblatt" bringt bciite einen be.
merfensipcrtbeit artifel, in meld)em
es Die ~orobenoe 8efabr zines 3oQ.
friegeS NIT ben Ser. Stanten aus.
e~inanberIest uno flnrlegt, baB iif)
Geutidlnno bcmiiben mliB, Die Sor-
tbeilc 81 bebaupten, melhe es burd,
bas iiineite propiioriihc slbfpmmctl
gerponnen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08
galtimprc's Hcierpuire.

GOD Rdben i'm 8unpopbers1baI., 4f0.C
pnfe RoldHo an oen Sones 5Gnen 4OO.C
Ynfe WontebeQo an S~nrforosHoab 1895
2dfe Clifton i'm ggliftonsBaris... 265.t
SritosSafe int ~Srui6sSius4 1rf".. 420.(
9niltoro.Referbotr, nuBerbdlb Der
noroIi6en Stnnogren5e, 5piTden
Der Yorf'Rpao unb 6barIessStr. S6.(
Snmp6ensReferot tr, SdassJoao II. "
). Nbenie 20
UT @obalsReferooir, rSruiosStu.
Yarf." bet'm Mt. RobalsGinaana 30i
~Stgb -Ceroioe" 'Referooir. i'm rtorSs
tpeitItten Ibeii oes YSrniosSin,
Rorfs" %
S3nmaetih "a SIi.rte,ernolr Soreit Bort 225.t
ldffifiteIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

9oS nj onppn. = GboS.
&. Goof, lpelfer Den Geierteilr 6runf
20. Stern om Samltog perboitcte,
nm Ole $50 0clobnultg bon llnclc
Gam III e%rlo,gclL, befinoet ii6 jcbt
ielbit in SdjmltlitGtel. Gr mlir6e &c.
itern I'M ip%eltlid)ct Stationsbnu.ic
bonn aabi 2oben altf bic @nituloi.
aiulgcn Der Hubcltorltn9 IN Worris
&osfp'S 0%irtbidoit oil 6renlout.Nuc
uno Yoltimlorcitr. uno beS unolltori,
iirten SrogenS Derborgcner Mniicn
nnb cineS &oIi5iitcnidilbes nnter
$3.50 9iirgifQit bent @cridtSperiab-
rem iiberiuieien. ST. Snsfp's @irtb-
id)oft 5ertriimmerte er bei Stcrn'S
6eItnoGme cillen Spiegel, ilno cr
polte fcinc Gcr0iitung 5oblcn; 10
lieb 6ern Der @irtb i'm berboitcn.
Gam itelte e5 ii6 9eralls, ooB or
feline Aiitoritdt bnbc, @afien uno oos
Eoli5eii6ilb 5u tragen, uno CT iol
nlgcblid oltd) feline 3eteftiD-&icenj
beIisen.
3nr Sc a tung.- Sdul.S en-.
peri11tcnoent Sartcs 8. Gon Sidlt
5eigt al onoerer Stelle bes yIcut
iden Gorreippnocntcn" oil, Dab an
ID. Mtai unb 10. SUM 9~ehrerpriiiun
gen itottiinoett uno 5mor fir SOLDER
utto Sonofcrtigfcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-08

EaHe 5nr Reiie in's anslanS &c.
Isrst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cf.gaIti.
norsitrake, nabc Gnftum Sonie sse.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09
SALES COMPANY'S
DATES ADVERTISED

The Ekalaka Horse Sales Co.,
announced the following dates as
the time Of holding their big
sales this season.
June 1O-11. August 9-10, Sep
TENDER %, and October IL.
This company starts out this
year with a much better outlook
than before and it is needless to
say that the sales will be SUCCESS
full to all interested. The follow
ing officers have been selected to
manage the affairs Of the COM
pany:-
M. B. Speelman, Pres, A. w.
Lucas, Secretary and L. F. Ken
needy, Manager.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09

Joe Hoffman and family Of Box
Elder spent the fore part OF the
week in town.
Harve Massengale came in the
fore part of the week for a few
days vacation.
D. H. Anderson and wife were
in attendance at the celebration
from their ranch.
Lacy Speelman came up from
Powder river last Thursday to
to help us celebrate.
]. ]. Rodgers was among the
Box Elder visitors in town dur
ing our celebration.
Geo. Farwell and Family came
up from their ranch Monday to
take in the celebration.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09
EKALAKA
PEOPLE MARRIED

Last Thursday at Miles City
occurred the marriage of Ole
Flasted and Miss Creta Sutten,
both Of this place. The young
couple returned here on Friday
evening and after spending sew
eral days in town left for Mr..
Flasteds ranch. on Horse Creek.
The groom is the son of MI.
and Mrs. J. o. Flasted of HIS
Basin and is a young man of ex-
ceptional qualities who at pre-
sent is extensively engaged in
the care and raising Of horses
and sheep. The bride is we'll
and favorably known in this
country which has been her
home for a good many years.
The Eagle joins in congratula-
ting them on the happy event.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09
Local News.

Horace Sparks was over from
Baker Monday on a business
trip.
Geo. Evans was calling on
friends Wednesday from Box
Elder
State Senator H. N. Sykes was
a visitor in town from his ranch
this week.
VIM. Locke was up from the
Hunter ranch Monday to help us
celebrate.
Nell link was in town from
Bogg's ranch during the GEL
ebration.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-07-09

Contractor.
All Buildings constructed from
the ground up. Estimates cheer
fully given. Headquarters at
this Office.
Emil Wehrkampe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

truth in it--I mean the ladies of the chateau. begging pardon too von
 Bltz came 10 me often with com
 plaints that you were being made a
 fool of by pretty face or two and
 that you were going over to the enemy
 body and soul When heard that
 they tried 10 kill you the night before
 last l made up my mind that DO white
 man was to be left to tell the tale
 Last night we locked all the comIany's books in the vaults. got together all the bank notes and gold We had oil board the stea nier when she called this morning. My plan was to tell them Of the trouble here and try 10 save you
 We were all expected To die of he. plague-th that's what we were and l realized that Tommy Atkins was of the boards forever
 "We hadn't any more than got the cash and vaiuables ready to smuggie aboard when down came l,asula upon us-l0 o'clock last night. your lord 
 and he told every mothers son of us that our presence in the town was not desired until after the ship had sailed away. We were taken up into the hills by d squad of meu. There wasn't a man among us that didn't know that we were to be killed as soon as the ship had gone. With our own eyes we saw the mail bags ri1ed and nearly all of the mail destroyed The pouches from the chateau were burned Ra. sula politely informed us that the plague had broken out among the cha teau servants and that no mail could be sent out from that place. He said he intended 10 warn the ships officer of the danger in landing. and-weli. that explains the short stay of the ship and the absence of nearly all mail from the island There won't be an. other boat for three weeks. and they won't land because of the plague. They will get word, however. that every one in the chateau has died of the disease and that scores of natives are dying every day.
 aWeH. we decided to break away from the guard and try to get to the chateau. It was their intention to take some of Us back to the bank this morning to open the vault and the afes That was to be our last act. l fancy About this snorning dozen of the women came up to where we were being held. They were flying from the town and ran into the arms of our guard before they knew of their presence. It seems that those devils down their had set out to Kill their women because it was known that one of them bad warned Mir. Chase of his danger. During the excitement brought about by their arrival in our camp we made sudden attack upon our guards. They were not expecting 1t. and we had seized their rifles before they could recover from their surprise. 1 regret to say that we were obliged 10 kill few of them in the row that fol- lowed You let us in just in time. My word. it vas a close shave"
 Its an i'll wind that blows all evil" said Deppingham MT. Bowles. you are welcome. We are bit short ot
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE COLE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE,
 PRESENTS:
 That we, P. I. Cole, A. C. Cole, George R. Hill, P. !. Cole. Jr., and A. c. Oliver, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming corporation under the laws of the territory of Arizona, and we hereby certify, acknowledge and adopt the fol. lowing Articles of Incorporation;
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this Company shall be
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ablebodied soldiers May we count on you and the men who came with you?" ITO the end, my lord" said Bowles. almost bursting his Jacket by infia- ton The others slapped their legs stanchly..
 The arrival of the refugees from Arafat gave the chateau stanch lit- tlc parrison of sixty men.
 For the time being we are as snug as bugs in rug" said Depplpgham when all was over Shall we rejOin the ladies'. gentlemeD?" He was as calm as May morning
 Gro be continued.l
 Spend your vacation at Indian Hot Springs, Arizona's leading health re- sort
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

I Ell lOkl OF Aki/tpNA,
 County of Gila. ss.:
 Before me. Norman J. Johnson, 8 Notary Public in ana for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared F, J. Cole, A. C.. Cole, 4. G. Oliver, P ]. Cole, .Jr., and Geo. R. Hill, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and who ac- knowledged to me that they executed' the same for the purpose and considera- tion therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of fee this 26th day of September, A. D. 1909.
 (NotariaD NORMAN J. JOHNSON,
 (SeaD Notary Public.
 My commission expires April o6, 1913.
 First publication August 2S, I909
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CHAPTER XIX.

TIE PLAGUE IS ANNOUNCED.
 l~lHE next morning stea mship living the English dag came to aurhUr of Arafat, delivered k--~~I and received mail bags and
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LODGE DIRECTORY

AOD4A AAANA~A SxN
 KNIGHTS PYTHIAs Knights Pytha Lodge -Mees every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall Harry Tevathan G. J. G. Rus seI K. of R. and S.
 PYTHIAH SISTERS Monroe Temple No 4Meets Mondays Eel lows hall Jamie Wghtman M E. C.; Lillian Russell Secretary
 FELLOWS Independent Order of Odd Fellows Gla Enampment Mo- 3Me fourth Fridays, Odd Fellows hall Geo. ots chief patriarch; C. A. Wind scribe Lodge. o. FMees every Wednesday Odd Eel secretary Rebekah Lodge O. F. sutans Lodge Mo- 5Meets and fourth Mondays, Odd Fellows hail Mrs A. H. Hagrave noble grand; Miss Laurel Shute, secretary.
  Globe Lodge No first and third Fridays Odd Fellows hall R. G. Goodwin R.; J. G. odfeld, secretary
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Knights Columbus Globe Council l5s-Mes Wednesdays Miners A. Atwies K; William Burke financial secretary.
 EAGLES Order Eagles Globe Aerie Mo- l9-Mees fourth Fridays, Miners Union haI 730 M Lyons Worthy President; S. R. Lowthian, secretary.
 REDMEN Improved Order Red Men, Tono Tribe No Tuesday night of week 7:30 o'clock Fashion hall saehem; G. II. Abel, c. R.
 MODERN wooDSdEN AMERICA Modern Woodmen of America Globe Mo- l2oeMe and fourth Thursdays 7:30 p. Miner" Union hall w. Smith, consul; J. E. Barrett, camp clerk
 ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEN Globe Lodge A. U. Union and third Thursday each month W. T. Penrose M w.; N Marx, Recorder F. L. Gates, Finsncier.
 MAcCABEEs GLOBE TENT, No 10, KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-Meets K Frank Evans Commander; K. Alex Simpson Keeper
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
First National Bank, Marmarth,

First National Bank, Marmarth,
8 per cent.
On motion the general county
fund was ordered to be divided
equally between Interstate Bank,
Golden Valley State Bank, Far
mers & Merchants Bank and First
National Bank of Marmarth.
On motion the Billings County
Herald, Golden Valley Chronicle
and the Billings County Republican
were declared the official papers
of Billings county for year 1909.
IL o'clock noon, board on mo-
tion adjourned to meet at 1:30 p.
m.
1:3O p. m. board convened per-
suant to adjournment. Present, j.
B. Stoddard, F. E. Gorham and j.
w. Follis.
On motion the bids Of H. G..
Kinmark for the sum of $275.00 to
furnish wood and coal for court
house and sheriff s residence for the
year 1909 was accepted.
On motion the application of the
Golden Valley Telephone company
for franchise was granted.
On motion the county auditor
was directed to advertise for bids
for the sinking funds.
o'clock p. m. Board on motion
adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock a. m,