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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04
CHAPTER xxx.
Closing In.

In the morning the sun rose with .
mountain smile. The storm had swept
the air till the ranges shone blue and
the plain Iparkled under a cloudless
sky. Bob Scott and Wickwlre, riding
at daybreak, picked up trail on the
Fence river road. A consultation was
held at the bridge, and within half
an rour Whispering Smith, with un-
shaken patience, was In the saddle
and following it.
With him were Kennedy and Bob
Scott. Sinclair had ridden into the
lines, and whispering Smith, with his
best two men, meant to put 1t up to
him to ride out. They meant now to
get him, with . trail or without, and
were putting horsefesh against horse
flesh and craft against craft.
At the forks Of the Fence they picked
up WickWire, Kennedy taking him on
the up road, while Scott with Whisper
ing Smith crossed to the Crawling
Stone. When Smith and Scott reached
the Frenchman they parted to cover In
turn each Of the trails by which II IL
possible to get out Of the river country
toward the Park and Williams Cache
By four o'clock In the afternoon
they had all covered the ground 50
| we'll that the four were able to make
their rendezvous on the big Fence
divide, south Of Crawling Stone val
!! ley. They then found, to their disap-
I pointment, that, widely separated as
they had been, both parties were fol-
lowing trails they believed to be good.
They shot steer, tagged It, ate din
ner and supper in one, and separated
under Whispering Smiths counsel
that both the trails be followed into
the next morning-in the belief that
one of them would run out or that
the two would run together. At noon
the next day Scott rode through the
hills from the Fence, and Kennedy
with Wickwire came through Two
Feather pass from the Frenchman
with the report that the game had left
their valleys.
Without rest they pushed on. At
the foot of the Mission mountains
they picked up the tracks Of a party
of three horsemen. Twice within ten
miles afterward the men they were
following crossed the river. Each
time their trail, with some little diff.
Guilty, was found again. At a little
ranch in the Mission foothills, Ken.
nedy and Scott, leaving Wickwire with
Whispering Smith, took fresh horses
and pushed ahead as far as they could
ride before dark, but they brought
back news. The trail had split again,
with one man riding alone to the left
while two had taken the hills to the
right, heading for Mission pass and
the Cache. With Gene Johnson ard
Bob at the mouth of the Cache there
was little fear for. that outlet n
turn to the left was the unexpected
Over the little ere II the ranch kiteA
On where they ate supper. the fOU,
men were in conference 10 minutes
It was decided that Scott and Kennedy
should head for the Mission paSa
while whispering Smith, with Wiek
wire to trail with him, should under
take to cut OF, somewhere betWS0G
Fence river and the railroad. the MAJ
who had gone south. the man bslisVsl
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04

lie On Ain svery day. Who II It tnars
Watching ne! Let them stand out
Ike men IN the open. II they want
me, lot them come like mea and take
mel"
Sinclair, this storm gives you .
chance 10 get away; take It. Bad az
you are, there are men In Medicine
Bend VINO knew you when you were a
man. Don't stay here for some Of
then to sit On the iury that hangs you.
II yeu cen get away. set away. If |
were ysuT friOnd-1nd God knows
whom ysu can call frisad In Medicine
BEAD t0AiEht% eouldn't say more.
Get avay NOfOfs X 10 too late"
He VAs never again seen alive IN
Medicine Bead. rAoT tracked him
Asxt az ever svSrT net q ground
AO AAd OovorOd. fhsy found whore
hO Bel Ia Ah SDsAG AsFSe and where
aftsrvAsd ~ AAA sst he fresh one.
fAsy DsaeAsd AOV 10 had eluded oil
TAs DIShstiAG DlAanOd iOr precisely
Su<A . OoatiAEoasy. got into the
WIshiSI. sst upstairs aad burst open
the vOVy 6oos q AeClOud'S room. But
DickSIs had a her side that night
One greater than her hVinclble will
Or her faithful horse. kcCloud was
~ miles away.
BarnAardt ISSt no time In telephon-
ing tAs Wiekiup that Sinclair was in
tOWn, bat within IN hour, while the
two women were still under the sur
gsOA'S protection, . knock at the cot
tagO doo0 gave them . second fright.
Barnhardt answered the summons. He
opened the door and, ~ the man out
side paused to shake the snow of his
hat, the surgeon caught him By the
shoulder and dragged into the house
Whispering Smith.
Picking The ielelOI from his hair,
Smith listened TO ell that Barnhardt
said, his eyes rowing meantime over
everything within the room and men
tally over many things outside it. He
congratulated Barnhardt, and when
Marion came into the room he apollo
giEed for the snow he had brought in.
Dicksie heard his voice and cried out
from the bedroom. They could not
keep her away, and she ran out to
catch his hands and plead with him
not to 90 away. He tried to assure
her that the danger was over; that
guards were now outside everywhere
and would be until morning. But Dick
sic chung to him and would take nc
refusal.
Whispering Smith looked at her In
amazement and In admiration. you
gre captain tonight Miss Dicksie, by
heaven. II you say the word I'll lie
here on a rug till morning. But that
man will not be back tonight. You
ere a queen. II l had 9 mountain
girl that would do e. much IS that
for me l would"
What would you do!" asked Marion
SAY good-by to this accursed coun
try forever"
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Rush and Ness G. Lands

16o acres five miles from Nekoma, Kansas 40 acres
in cultivation 5room stone house. stable for II head Of hor
Ses Sranary hen house and out buildings All fenced with
stone posts; well and windmill Price $4,000
100 acres 6 miles from town in Rush Co., Kansas.
stable house, cave wells windmill and tanks; Gran
any, $50 in grass fenced and crossedfeneed into two
pastures O in cultivation about 200 in wheat
goes to purchaser delivered to market Price $4,000
120 acres II miles from Ness City, miles from Riv-
erSde Kan, 14O acres in cultivation good 4room house.
stone Stone stable with loft wagon she'd cattle shed for
LIS head Of cattle, frame granary good we'll windmill and
tank All fenced and erossfenced with stone posts This is
. good farm and bargain at $1350 per acre
800 acres 81 miles from Bazne, 160 in cultiva-
on oil fit for cultivation 16O acres fenced and crossfenee
7room house. barn 14xS2 stone chicken house. granary
good we'll ITO acres in wheat goes to purchaser Price,
$500.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04

and you are expected and looked for
here. Your .bSsG friends have gone
back on yeu:Tky, curse again and over
again, but that WI not put Ed Banks
On his fest, ~
Sinclair ItAmcsd with frenziSd
Oaths. You're OOo hard on me-" he
cried. ,lclsnchinNs ~ handA II say
you're too hard. You've heard one
side Of II lfEA@GR 6s way you put
Judgment on srmAnsiahta'sa got no
friends left because, tier Start q new
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KIDNE
Foa BAckAcHc MONEYS AMo BIZ
Sd)mei5.

SSn Sem Nfarr0orf &usmiI int
Caution 2u5ern muroen Sic 6rau unb
2 &nedte 0es @fer0ebdnolers 8iiang
ermor0et uno 0aS @obnbaus iomie
Sic Sheu1e 0eS Mnmeiens in 8ran6
geitedt. 8eiang ielber mltr6e anfangs
permiBt, ipdter uber in einem Sa1be=
bebalter ser abgebrannten S9eune
toot aufgefu11oen. MQem Mnldein
nab liegt Elm mebrfader &aubmor6
Dor, Ser bon elmer ein5igen &erion
peribt moroen lit. Muf Sic grmittlung
oes M0roers bat sic Yoli5ei cine 8e=
lobn11ng ausgeiett. - 8mei SSl1ngen,
mel6e ar1f eiltem 8auernbofe in s L
~ { BEL Eonnerre) in Srunfrei6 6
Herionen eri6oiien o0er eridlagen bat=
ten, tpltroe11 ca. 10 &tlometer bon
Ionnerre feltgenommen. 8ei0e itam=
men aus oem Canton Sreiburg
(sdmei5); Ser eine lit iiber Is, Ser
al1bere nod nidt Is Sabre alt. Sic
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pier Shorthand" aus Ser 2ei55=Sttf=
tung Sic fleine gol0ene Me0aiae nebit
9iplom geldenft mor0en. = Gin tell
er &ruppi6er S6iebplab ioa bel
81 Dor angelegt mer0en.
@eitfalen.
Sic Srtidoft g dmerbed feier=
tie oas @oloene &rieiteriubildum fires
perebrten 8farrerS &odenbed. =
Observation-Disclosures &rof. Soiepb
@r0nbeim, ser poue 38 SATIRE lang
ant @pmnaitlum in @e9ta inter
ridtete trat in Sen &ubeitan0. -
&o@m. 81. Sberlebrer, 8rof. Or. Ger
bar0 bon &aag, bon 8 odol t, lit int
Sitter bon IS Sabren geitorben. -
9os 2i4brige S0bnd)en ser 6amilte
Nalt 1T 6 If e ftel lit eiren @aiier=
graben uno ertronf. - Ser 3iegler
&einr. Miiuer in @rafeiief
i6nitt iib SEN &ols ab. = Ser Diref<
tor oes &ealgpmnaiiums in 9ennep
Or. 2ammerbirt, erlag einem S6lag=
anfad. - SSn @iersbagen feier<
ten sic @beleute 3immermann Sobann
@0tte @ol6ene @od5eit. - Sci etae1n
tpl1r0e ser 14idbrige 5tieflobn
6eS @ofbeitberS &one ct. Sbier auf
6em 8entbof GIT S1fen bon einem
jiingeren S6ulfameraoen nit einem
@ol5i6ltb eridlagen. SSn 8 ii 5 H.
/ 6eio itiir5te Sic felt Sabren fran-
feln6e %52iabrige @bef rau S6mitt in
cine SSa16egrube un6 eritidte oarin.-
SSn 8ottrop er1tad na6 einem
gaufgelage Ser % Sabre alte Berg
mann 9onatb SEN 8ergmann Moic<
5eih, nermun0ete 2 an6ere lebensge=
fdbrli6 u11b etnen biertel idmer. =
Sn 8rafeI ertranf Sos 4idbrtge
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idabr. DienitinbbiiIlddum. -
Z d II sc Il erbbdiingte iid ser nabe8u7lO,
Sabre alte 2aIrDnirtb SOL. Sac. @aI-.
tenberger. 10y Bonn Gooe abberufen
muroe bodu. ST. Mnt. @ier, Nfarper
in @ommersbor /, i'm sitter bon
ga Sabren. 80 4omn1enoes Griibiabr.
limo 100 Sabre perfloien, oaB Der
Warftfle6en &nn6ern 5nr Sta6t
erbeben muroe. - Sn Nieoer
dopfbeim erbangte iid Der 65-
iabrige 2an0pirtb SOB. 8iirfle, nno
in q beim Ser 55idbrige Ans-
lanfer grnit @ottl. grnberg. ST
ieiner !Seimatb aItborf itarb
Sauptlebrer sos. Gboma bon Sal
e II tie n. - Oberlebrer @in3 Be-
cling oas Sltbildum elmer 3~0iabrigen
Sbatigfeit in Iiengen.- Sn Der
Hntmollfabrif Mar Maier nabe s. d.
ertbal ri @ttee6e55
ertbal ridtete 6e1er einen edo
Den bon 10000 Marf an. - Ole
@lan5= 5i6refabrif bon emil @erg-
miller in WMllen lit abgebrannt.
Sn Durmersbeim brannte
oas Mntpeien 6es &ei5ers Trau5 sdla-
ger ab. - SSn SdiIIa6 muroe bas
groBe 9ampfidgeiperf ser @ebr. Sem
5elmam ol1r6 6euer 5erlt0rt.
&geinpfals.
Sn 6 onigsba@ itarb ST.. 8far-
rer Gug. Suter int II. 2ebensiabre.
St mar 1ombifar u1o bii@ofl. gefre.
tar, ipater Gfarrer in 8lidmeiler. uno
3meibriiden. - 9ur6 grplolion Ell
ner &etroleumlampe perbramrtes in
3meibriiden 6as 11iabr. go6-
ter6en 6e5sadbm1-nGM58y8
terd]en oeS S6ubma6ers &roner. -
@or Ser Station @al6ers6orf
mnroe Ser 5lididuiter S. 8e5olo pom
3nge iiberfabren ln6 getootet. - gu
5ranfentba1 fat li6 Ser SEM
Srunfe ergebene 40ia6rige Maurer s.
Siering ertrdnft.- 9ebrer &aufmann
feierte feline 25idbrige Mmtstbatigfeit
alS 2ebrer in &errbeim.- 81
Sggelba6 brannten 4 @obnbd11=
Ter nie0er, un6 5mar sic &al1ier BON
2u0m. M0e1, 6rie6r. Zimmerman, s.
@etla6er un0 Con. 6loder5i. - SSn
IS ollmesbeim ltiir5te Ser 83jab<
rige s@mie0 Sac. Mlerar6er in sen
Seller 1r0 itarb fl1r5 6arauf. - Sn
Ser 8rauerei 5@mar5 in Grnit,
10 eiler i%tiir5te ser 8rauereiorbeiter
Maridou Sen Muf5ugidadt bir1ab uno
erlag ieinen @erlekungen
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|S09ter9en 0es @igarrenarbeiters s.
80ger, mabreno es am logen. n8lei6=
garten" lpielte. = SSn 9ombrud
mur0e elm DDnamitattentat auf 0as
Yoli5eigefdngniB poufubrt un6 6as
@ebdu0e betrd6tli6 beidaoigt. - SSn
MenDen brannten bas Sous ser
9ebrerin S9eibe unb baS ser @rben
@eitmam1 nie0er. = 2ebrer Sobann
&lbrmann in Sberbnnoem lit
1T Sen Sutherland getreten.
Mbeinprobins.
Ser Subtlarprieiter Mnton 8raeb,
9farrer bon 8osIar, lit int 79.. Sc
bensiabre geitorben. - SSn Sort
itarb bo6m. ST.. &farrer ST..
Sreun0, friiber &aplan in Nieoermel=
Dig un0 5@mei6 uno &farrer in Or
enbofen. = SIN So. 2ebensiabre lit
bo9lp. 81. 6rar5 &einr. 20brer, ieit
81 Sabren Bfarrer gu @0eren1 ge=
ltorber. = Sodm. ST.. 6ran5 5@ul-
gen,-&eftor ant fatb. @aiienbaule gu
MeuB, iturb I'M Sitter bon Ga Sat-
rem. - &o6m. 81. Sob. Sac. Sub.
MiiQern Yfarrer bon SO egberg, lit
geltprben. = Scr &0lnerM ainner=
-
gelangperein bei6lob fir 6riibjabr Ell
ne @oncertreii e nad Staltel1. -
&lempnermeiiter M0geler ~ltiir5te bel
&%eparaturen am &loiter gum @l1ten
@irten in &oln 80 elaten bonn
0ade ltn0 bra9 0aS @enid. - Ser
8e%rgarbeiter Meinfe er'6oB aus &a6e
Sen 21 Sabre alte @irtbsiobn &aeilen
in 8leperbeI0e, un6 perml1n0ete
au6 sen 8ergmann Neumat1n. ST
mur6e perbaftet. - Ser gleftromon=
teur &o6lin aus @al6 fam bel ser
Mrbeit nit Ser ltromfiibrenoen 2ettl1ng
i1 8eriibrltng uno muree lofort 9et06-
tet. - SSn ser l1nteritaot brannte gu
Sil0en oas 6em TaDrnnternebmer
9ucta11o 8ettenon geb0rige Stange-
bd110e ob. - gu @o6esbergm muir
Sc ser 5jdbrige Sobn oeS @eidenltel=
lers @ergenr0tber bon ser 9ompf=
ltrabenbabn t00tli6 iiberfabren. =
sSSn 80 ei6eri@ mnroe ser 8abnmdr=
ter s. 5toffers BON 3rge iiberfabren
uno g%et06tet. = Muf Ser 3ede u6e
@enoel" lit BeIfnm fam ser Mn=
ltreidermeiiter Srie0r. &arlingbauien
ser eleftriiden Starfitromleitlng gu
maize uno NOR al1genblidli6 cine Set
he. - Die @enebmtgung oes &6nigs
aum @erfauf on sic 5ta6t DMiel=
BORT lit erfolgt. ~ Ser @entrnms=
.abgeor6nete Mmtsgert6tsratb Deg8itt
in &0In erlag int Sitter bon So Sat-
rem einem Ser5i6lag.
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8a1er1t.
.eSSt1 90 il Under erihoB iih Ser 2e=

.SSn 30 il d eridoB iid Ser 9e=
oertpaarenfabrifant Syn. Staoler noe
gen &ranfbeit - SSr1 81 nj b t g pur-
oe BET Mbbru6arbeiten gum Meubal1
ser t. 5ilialbanf ser Gagl0bner sos.
&iri6ner 6urb ein berabitiir5enoes
@eiimie geto0tet. - Sos. @rabberr,
gerleger ser 81 ugsburger8 Soft
%5eitung" un0 uNeuen Mugsburger Sci,
tnng," itarb ploblid> infolge zines
|@er5ldlages, int SITTER bon SO Sab=
rem. - Ma@ amtlider 3ablnng gilt
eS. 1T g irnbergi iber 1000 leer=
iteben0e @obnungen. - Sein @oloe=
mes Dienitiubilaum feierte Oberlebrer
8eutelbauler in Siterbofen.- =
Sn &egenS6orf muroe Ser BE-
%trunfene Saglobner @a6 bon ieinem
&ater in @otbmebr erito6en. - SSn
q utenrie0 beri6ie0 int Is. Be-
bensiabre bo6m. ST.. Mibael &upfer,
1e1t 26 Sabren Efarrer all0a. - Ser
lnngiabrige acknowledgements @en-
nemam, Staotpfarrer uno 9ecan IN
Dtngolfing, itarb int Sitter BON
|68 Sabren infolge zines SdlaganfaQs.
- Das nel1e 9iitrifts : &ranfenbal1s
in @berni lit er0ffnet mor0en. - SIM
Sitter bon 66 Sabren ltarb bodym. ST..
Mar. Setter, freireiignirter &farrer
bon + e n It ep a 9 . t
t IT g. = @o@m. SIR. 6r5. 4ap. @e.
fer, felt SO Sabren &forrer 1T So
+ enrie 6, lit I'M ". 2ebensiabre ge-
|itorben. = @odm. &r. Mid. S9ino-
Ter, felt 16 Sabren &farrer in g e u II.
t r @ e n, itarb int Sitter BON So SAB.
ren. SSn &egensburgi ft bod-
miir0iger @err OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S.
&o6 pl0slid an einem @er5i6lag ge-
ltorben.
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Ginfades Mittel fir ga Grippe.
@ribpe 6uiten lit qefubrIth. !

ga Grippe Sniten lit gefabrlt6, So
er mandmal Nnel1monia nod iidj
5iebt. 5olep's @onep ans Tar iti1len
nidt Bios SEN Sulten, ionoern beileu
uno ltqrfen 6ie 9ungen, 10 0aB feine
gefdbrliden Splgen 5u befiirdten it1o.
Dos edte SoleD's @onep an0 Sar ent.
b4lt feline i6a0liden Me0t5initoffer
l1no lit in einem gelben &aquete. 800:
'litor 9rl1g 60.
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@Mrttembers

@einr. 50bner, Ser friibere Sefre=
tar Ser 8aderinnung in Stuttgart,
mur0e tpegen l1rfunoenfalidltr1g 5u 4
@o6en @efdngniB perurtbeilt. Gle
4%3idbrige 8auersebefrau Meago. Sill
Ter in Mt6orf %itiir5te sic &al1Streppe
btnab un6 erlag etnem 59Goelbrud.
- Ser 8ote 9einringer bon &M t.
teIbu6 muroe in Ser Mabe oes Or
tes %erfroren aufgefunoen. - Sn g IL
Sen idie0 Elm altes gbepaar, Gripa<
fier @eper un0 Sralt, in Ser gleid)en
Str11oe aus Sem 9eben. - 8u Mei6-
1ingen brannte Sic @un5enbanler',
i6e Miible ab. - Sn 5uI5ba6
ml1roe ser 1Siabr. 5obn oes Subj
manneS Sacob Sdgele, beim Mblaoen
bon 2ongbol5 onrd abrolen6e Stanr=
me erld)lagen. ~ SIM sitter bon 70
Sabren itorb in MMb1beim
sta0tpfarrer @einr. Dorr. SSn
&ottenbnrg itarb bodu. 81.
9omeapitltlar SOS. Clinton b. 5porer
int Sitter bon y Sabren. SSt1 9 a.
e II + Ii Ell peridie0 bodm. SEER
Deeott l1no @eilt1. &atb, 8farrer Sos.
&eel, 66 Sobre alt. - SSn 8osba=
ieI brannte 6as Seconomiegebaltoe
SEES Miiblenbeithers Setter ab. ~ SSn
6ei6enbeim mur0e 6aS I'M @alt=
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&abt STR cine idma6e &eble?
@enn 10, Damn f0nnt SIR ni@t 5u
poritdtig iein. STR fonnt nit Ser Be-
ban6lung nidt gu friib beginner. Sc
Sc @rfaltl1ng mudt gu6 empfangli=
6er fir eirpe an6ere, nn6 Sic lebte lit
ltets ont bdrteiten. gu beilen. @enn
SIR @bomberlain's @u1ten=Mittel 10
fort beim @inieten 0es &ultens ge=
braudt, eripart SIR piele nnannebm=
li9feiten. Gerfauft bon ser Molitor
Drug Company.
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bauS u3u Sen 6rei Saien" unterge=
bra6te 20ffler'ide @eltpanorama Elm
&anb Ser 5lammen. -Sn Sem
nj en6orf brarnten @obnbaus un0
S@euer oes observation-disclosures Singer
fait gan5 ab. -SS1 MagoI6 itorb
i'm 81. Sabre Sic alteite Grau ser
Staot, Marg. 9euble, Spinners @itt-
noe. = DaS gar5e Mnmeien oes 8au=
ern 9teu1er (Sonasbauer) in &0t=
tingen ging III 6lammen auf.
&a6en.
SSn DingIingen fono Sic
@run6iteinlegrng ser nel1er @farr=
fir6e itatt. = Sic Mrbeiten fir SEN
8au ser 11e1en ct. MQrtil1s= Stride
in 6lebingen, 6eren 8a1 iiber
10000 @arf foitet, iin6 ausgei6rie=
ben mor0en. = Staotnedner 8ieit in
8a6en 8a6en Begging iein so
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gu Sen 2ebrermaBregelungen in
&uttamib erfdbrt man nod, 6aB
alb Elm Sberlebrer 0eS 0ortigen
@pmnajinms, iomie mebrere 8abnbe-
omte bon 5trafperiebungen betroffen
moroen iino, neil iie BEL Ben Staot-
peroronetenpablen fir loDale polni=
lde &atbolifen, itatt fir 5reioenfer
uro so5ialiiten geitimmt baben. =
Die Meloung, ser Sberfellner 0eS
speiietpagens 0es gil5ugs @erlin=
&attopib, in meldem iiingit Elm &aub-
anfaa auf cine Mm%erifanerin perlbt
ml1roe, lei perbaftet mor0en, miro anti
li6 fir erfunoen erflart. - Son ser
@|orIiber 5traffammer muroen 6
&>1aben inn Sitter BON II biz Is Sab-
rem, sic ii6 gu elmer &auberbanoe gu
iauuarengeidloiien batten, megen ettpa
40 Observation-Disclosures in @0rlib
l1no llmgegeno ST 6 Monaten Bis 2
Sabren @efangnib berllrtbeilt. 9ie
Sltngel, Sic 0rrd Sic 2eilmg bon
Sdunoliterat1tr SIT Sen 3iebitablen ge=
brad)t ml1roen, mpllten nit 0em grbelt=
tetcl1 sic Mittel sur M1tsman0erl1ng
gcpinnen. - Gin 1~14i1briges Srdilt=
lcin, Morio &ias, lit INN Mitte De5em-
Der in 2ubbb II, SIR. 2lbltnib
ODER dlelien), gel torben.
@eiicneM aiiaa.
Sn @eiSmar idlltgen 5pei 12-
i1brigc Sl1rgen in elmer Sdmie0e nit
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ronto.
The official program is as follows:
September s. s p. M. solemn recep-
ton of Cardinal Legate at cathedral.
September Z. p. m, civic reception
at city hall.
September s. midnight mass at
Notre Dame church; for men only.
September s, 9 a. m. pontifical mass
at the cathedral; 10 a. m, public
meeting in Notre Dame church.
September 8. pontifical mass al
Hance park, Fletche1s field. at $50
Sermons in French and English: 5 p
m. reception of the public by the Car
dinal Legate and the visiting prelates
September 10, pontifical mass at St
Patrick's church, to be followed by
general sectional meetings at Laval
University: $50, children's meeting al
| the Notre Dame and st. Patrick
| churches; s p. M. general meeting al
Notre Dame.
September II, $50, pontifical mass
at the cathedral; ? p. m, procession
Of the blessed sacrament
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BIG NEBRASKA FAIR
(American News Service.D

(American News Servicep
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 5.-Auspicious
conditions attended the opening today
of the annual Nebraska State Fair.
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week.