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New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

Nibs the President like he done the Consul. 9iqes II
I'm loose NAV start another revolution on y nate
to show myself when I'm pinGhed ., ,i,, +t,;s
+77e with relief Still the President would regret
t1e revol1tionists- OF they are to be ShoI.
Aw don't bother about them pore 1eneIs 3aviI ia ~ ~
:; for me Marlin reasslred him. They re iKeIy 10
, YOU more trouble than they do me, specially when
the shootin' begins tomorrow! =, =. :ot1..
With this cryptogramnatlc remark Marin aIn'0iy
,ifed his readiness to retire behind prison bars
he went to disgrace, he saw boatnen ana :1iits ts
n hocking from the waterfront TO CeieDraIe IL i r
,,t,;c SQUARE "Ungrateful beggars! he Sfiid ana
smiled gr1mly. II thelh pil9oA1t
Whatever Marlin reception by the JAILED reVoluon
- ms short one According to the guards ouLSlue'
l3S, - I ben loud outcres accompanied by rhyth-
;a1 humping as Of heavy blows on unresiSIihg G 5t
There had been further disturbance up ~ IN -
when the church Dell UoIeu ny
10 INV I Min shining up the becord at that very
'+ urged the solictude OF the men Deio" "IlO
ild = +a,,+ II Jest shows you can IIuSI tieiL
i5a - - sgI7t he reflected when ne reacheq Lle
l11' ff md stonDed to breathe. Now Ter the Wilole %
penn a an i1;ry Lucky remembered this here Dack
stay. 80, the bellrope and terrified reVolutl9nlst
7 at the end of it. The two Igged up d Liihrl
WIZ Ia 6-i[ vent nnerriiy When the iSC man nan I I
TIL on the roof Marlin cut the rope rom ' IT, ~
t~aif (,;+cled II round a convenient elilii4iey
- ms wrapped in darkness ana sleep; - - 415
DD% So I'm gvin' YOU fellers last can H. nc toiu
them nm IN noT the ship likely III save your hides ftg II ye
e sas 0f to If you break for the 5e 9as KeT come after
you with that navy vi, down the rope and the Others
ed de d50PPF9 With ~ Marin ike white phantom IN d the
-, a,tted through back alleys 10 1ie li
s 5a under S Ssssf3d s ofaBo3e %SSe No smoke
he & batteSp e9 e.dowv tunnels lights shone on her
rose froi e him Of destruction waited for the god
in the person u 1'l the dark figures that climbed
NO seiog f, the shore boats and scattered over the
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

ship. As the silence continued. a dusky Lieutenant
came forward to report progress, and Marlin waiting
with rolled up sleeves and handsPke gave grunt of
disgust.
deserted ship for the grand fiesta, eh2 An they
amt soul aboard! Well, hop for'ed, bunch O ye,
an we'll get ready for the second days celebration.
Hoi reckon things is Iookin' up againl"
All night Gunner Marlin and his revolutionary
hammered and tinkered at the big rusty urre gum the
rescued revoutionsts working like black Trojans
swords cooked hats. and ragged odds and ends OF
picked up uniforms,
WHEN the gray light of morning dawned, the long
w black rife, polished and loaded, frowned upon the
town. its black nuzze lined upon the Presidents palace.
Gunner Marlin. with his gold laced cap the back of
his head and his sleeves still rolled up from his hairy
arms, compaCently viewed the omnous preparations.
/ guess that'l throw into en- all right An
reckon that's about all can do" he grnned. Il
amt got no in that mildewed powder, the gun
o.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

m the blue--a ganners retreated to the edge OF the
-gng ground ana lay down holding their ears From
q-newhere beyond the hill an answering cannon
foored and . shot whistled high over the boat.
Marlin gave q g--nt Of disgust
50 thems -evoluc-0nists. are they? Now know
v them fees never get hurted in these here Central
A-e-ky scraps There she goes, shootin at balloons,
II they ant even Swabbed the pore thing out
BIZ Marin man OF action, IN spite OF his Sybar-
inc eanngs: besides Il tortured his soul to see good
grr rnishan6eG Also i occurred TO him that II the
ravoutonss were already bombarding the city It be-
h01ve6 hin to 5- In Al the death.
II twinklrg he stripped of his Jacket and canvas
trousers and slipped into the Captains Purlo1ned uni
form Smiling c1ruplaCentlv at the boatnlan S wide
eyed wonder he p-aCg ashore. bucklng on his sword
Is ne footed il -o- -e battle-ground. He did not even
SOP to put bis shoes on.
M the hill The h-,1e-clad artillerynen, already show
" ing sg-s @. r4catiOn, stared open mouthed at the
r--sen-s a-l-.------- II navy white
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

in trouble inadVertent, m going to pull them out o
the hole ag in. NOthin small about Bill Marlin!
You'll never escape the Country Your Gov
eminent will give you up for piracy! the angry Chief
cried.
Not if pot money!" Marin replied with confidence
when get the spuds III skip my launch. don {
like YOUR country anyway. Your politics got me all
mixed up" Marlin smiled amiably oh come now,
be a sport Major! You cant fight, you cant bluff, an
YOU cant beg off. If you don't pony up III knock
few chips of yer bosss palace, an Il raise the ante
W'at'd you say now he added speculatively, II
was to order the President to come aboard and etch
a parson along an that purity little Miss President
wat the First Leutenants sweet on? By Jinksi for
got all about her. bein so busy. But that's what II
The man rnad!" The Chief stared at him aghast
II know a gent whatu be a heap sight madder,
Marlin said inpressvey. Il amt quite decided about
that diplomatic alliance but theys no teln wat Il
do if you crank me up. 80 be keerful!
THOUGH Bill Marlin did know it, being engaged
in humming nonchalantly few bars OF Captain
Kidd the car of Fate being given an extra turn
Just then for his special benefit RAPID exchange OF
indertones passed between the Chief OF Poce and the
nearest of the Crnging revoutionsts The officer nod
ded. with a covert smile
a shall carry your latest ultimatum to the Presi
dent he said he went hastily over the side Y ou
shall have answer very soon.
Before noon I got to have action, Marlin said
Cheerfully.
'Oh, much sooner than them the Chief waved his
adieu
Marlin did not ike his silky smile. Nor did he
thing was in the air and he shifted trouble like war
horse. 49,
There's some monkey business going here" he
cried facing the others fercely. Now at are you
feIlers-"
He got no further In concerted rush the whole
crew made for him. But quick as they were Marin
was quicker He paused only to crumple up the front
rank with his mighty fists
we've sold me out, have you? | thought learned
you back in the prison! Take that-an that-an that!
Three men rolled with perfect unanimty in the soup
pers "You fixed with that foxy Chief to give me up
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

IIClLIitl. OU SludSllCCr YOU SCLO III
ultimatum ashore all right? It's time
we heard from the palace
BY the fisherman, yes, saaTl p" the
Lieutenant answered nervously.
Marlin glanced sharply at the
others. Them blighters are skeered
of CasteIler's bunch, on'y they're
worse skeered O. that gun I've Jest
fixed up. A healthy lot o Nelson's
they be-!
His attention was distracted by a
boat coming off shore In the stern
he recognized the Chief of Police, and
he grinned broadly as he assisted the
visitor over the side.
1T is not possible that you are
serious in your demands on the Pres1-
dent, Mr-Captain," the perturbed
officer hesitated, gazing with wonder
at the big warship gun in its rejuve-
nation. and the motley crew
Admiral" Marlin. suggested. "Oh,
amt II" he jerked his thumb at the
frowning turret gun. The tables is
turned, som"
But it is simply preposterous!"
the Chief cried. You demand ran
som Of fifty thousand dollars for this,
our navy"
"Spigotty money" Marlin said re-
gretfully. You're in luck l don't
demand real American dollars. in
stead of tin tags. On'y | know you
amt got none.
And free pardon for the revolu-
tionists"
That's On'y a square deal,
Marlin returned '.Spnin' I pnt EN-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22


-'aiton Wagon The exploding powder reducing II 70
oke' while the mules fed, their riders c1nglng u
her neczs
Spilled the- TOYS an never h1rted q mani That
~ a the Cap calls modern warfare, Marlin gT11ned'
Ire you, cu-- thai viii vel" He struggled from the
12Isuc enbrac- of the artillery officer.
Inc revolution Is beaten" the officer CRED me
s'eS are heples without the cannon. We have saved
NE 5oyernne--."
... We have-wao'd the-wficho'- Marin stared.
n you some hysterical. sonny?" He glared from
. I Informed a-e-ynen TO band OF ragged prisoners
% Ue blue soldiers were already herd1ng up Je mn
~ "no n blaze are YOU felers anyhow he ouTSC
We We are the army Of Castelo.' the officer sad
5,aly. The President himself will thank YOU our
Oh Oh viii e." Marlin groaned in bitter self con
p~ And, 5t,l why not, His buoyant spirit rose N
7lct o. misfortune. The excited bumboat man mao
, -.5a nm and he had fought the wrong SIDE DuI
- e Wa ali for the best. Nobody IN Castillo Town
- - nm and promotion and loot lay on the Govern
IN see now He slapped the officer on the back:
m I1eaVe ahead with the triumphal march, MAJOR
-r.. NJ g an be made Generals-an' III tap the pay
g- Pr 70 advance and cut away afore the OLD Chlcago
JACK, he added 10 himself.
"A tney entered The city Marlin the ragged httle
Old lo lano u rey9iurIOnists marched INTO prison. al
..T1iuTch near the waterfront
I1se-!s VIII be taken out and shot IN Ile Ioii
"a -t!e 0nlcer casually told him.
i,-,1 -iHS conscience priCzed him. Even the logIU1
Claf7 ~'4- Llt lIeLlg MOIIlCn uuJtCIlAS
bow G nom the windows did not cheer him up oolle-
pras a le neared the Presidents palace, he was op-
- " premonitiOn Of evil.
t5 va not relieved when q staff officer slipped from
On t5e 5linl crowd the palace steps and tapped MN
.,.e me shoulder
tain an ne boz" Marlin suffered himself TO be ieG
Nan S SlQe door into q room where Sogel - -
@ ~ sash Of Office sat smoking Huh Jest goh
bis c. aFain reckon" Marlin famed hlnlsen WILL
=, uleasily conscious OF his stolen UNIFORM =,
We 81 - Ohiet Of Police" the sober faced man 9ea
Chcsgo-,'' ''''si'ea wireless message from
'H surged under Martins feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

az gold.
Marlin nodded zTablv. Its all
1g1t. BOYS. I --s- come 10 give a leg
rp An by T.-zz- voe seem 10 need
He thanke5 lucky Providence
tlat ordained that his own tongue
should be SO well known. II q manner
o. speaking. II the seaport towns OF
Central Ame--ls HIS professional
eye had 2iTeaj- taken II the situation.
On an adIacert liu an enemy's gun
was blazing away al. OF rather over,
Ms Owl ardle-v squad A four
ao-st mule team stood nearby coupled
up 2 the ammunition calsson-
4 II. Then Cover nlent fellers Is
go'a' TO nix things. Ere, Lemme try
z c-2ck at THAI s~owler,,"
he wiling soldiers fell back. Mar
IL r2n his eve over the gun He noted
|,,a surprise t1a-5t was Z navy piece,
aTkwardly mounted on wheels.
'CaStelle- took her of his war Junk,
KEY, and these here revolutionary
tsles Csptu-eG her. Well, here goes
sone 0t her back 10 him"
ne lerked the AWARD, and the gun
'ea-ed. clankrE. On the farther hill
ne enemy. cannon vanlShed in a
S-ouc Of dust. First bullseye, Ere,
o|s5 he- ou-. YOU blueiays, Wen
ny -or that donkey cart next
Again the long navy gun roared.
instantly followed 9 loud explosion.
Fran the arz1-e-v SQUAD rose ex-
---@-natlons I Of wonder and triumph.
4 ~ ERCO-- ---- ---= -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

sTATE OF Vol NORTH liz pA Xix oa4Aog4ua -
QmceIof Commissioner ofeInsuranee:tS 80
Is So Gso gt GeP% a.sH Ct u
hereby certify jthatf the foregoing lisa tiae
abstract Of the original abatement now on
ale linz this Mice. gs&9h aEi.ad. yE11a3 OF
Get Tmy hand and afiixed the seal o. this
ofiee at Bismarck; thea1sts days o2cAprah
Il: a19yr&%ss, 4,sfa H.aC. "COPPER" H'FsT.
! "a. - Commissioners Of Insurance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

q. Cooper; Commissioning 1nsups
/ ancef IS the state pr North kota sdo here
stract of the original statement now on fls
sInTTestimony whereof. !: I ;shave hereunt0
set my hand and mixed the seal Of THIS
offsceHat Bismarck the lat day Of May, A,
Df1S10.a ~. -. ,.y..,ss, &
( ts @%s ID. C. COOPER, n
4 S ,@s .CommissionerS of Insurance.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

Sealed BIDS VIII be received up to I
o'clock P. NJ. June, II, 1910, at Devils
Lake, N. d, for the erection and COM
pletion Of the NJ. E. church. 3fltssEss
All bids must be addressed to w. c.
Fosburgh, chairman Building Commit
tee, Devils Lake, N. D. and must beS
marked, Bid for NJ. e. church. 80 S5E
q Each bid must; be accompanied by az
certified check OF $4,000 in favor OF A..
N. sMexwel. Treasurer as good faith Sfo
enter Into contract, and furnish satisra
factory surety bond for contract price.
by the BniIding Commit tee the cheek
Wills bes3returned Ito gtile scbntfaGtaf
! The Building Committee reserves &hess
right to reject any and all bids. 81 49,
: Plans, are ans ffie3At Room 1E RangB
Bsk..s Devils Lake NJ %. At tao Bun "A
saES Exchange, SITS fEsaalf r Buifdsrs
change, Minneapoli sst @S
w C. FtOSBUREFT4 III AZ
Chairman Bldg Commitseess
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
, h{II 10 S<ii5EET9 a@.1 II AFEI.' ,E@NI ~
.. 9faEmlcaRsszdtKenesrentfsd toT
;fasefabiee eefms!!~ lowest rates. {,
n vd,hamh pFEfss tlftn5%,i','> .'7sFs2fti '.'""
- III tt"f.cs.., LIZ .:ts-rfEf .s.Alt..c

/ Il you7 leave, your buggy and black
smith work at M. n. .Mandy's shop
you can rest assured that 1t will be
done right. as there are none en-
|ployed In his shop but the best Of
workmen. Makes "a Speciality tof all
kinds Of buggy Work; wood work, rub
her tires, and tnrst class horse shoe
ing. IL you want athe best Of work
you win make NO mistake BY calling
ON M. H. Mandy. ssEs3% tf5t@lts
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
o1aoazcE or scno0h E1ncxzoas.

Special district--annual election " 21e
NOTICE is hereby given, that on thee
Third Tuesday in june, being June 21st
held at the Engine Room, City Hall, "a.
the special school district OF Devile
Dakota for the purpose Of eiecting the
following members Of the Board OF Ea-.g
three years In Devils Lake Special, 8
School District, for the city OF Devils :
Lake, ~ Oak. IT. -. =, sf,.F77
a. MI and close at O'clock p. m or n
Dated at Devils Lake, N. Oak. this 4
BY order Of the Board Of Education.
-. A. E. PARSHALL Clerk. "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

fTota, income ssIst5S q
a. SEXPENDITURES.
Cash paid during the year fdr$s
commissions and salaries. q
Rents paid during the year. s
Taxes paid durlng;th vears. 81
Cash paid far advertising....
Amount OF all other expendi-
lures ..,.,,,.......,.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
e67,BooM
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q
S,00o.M
- Commissioned Of Insurance
STATE or NORTH .E Z q eta.

Once Of Comm ssinrnrs az a..' s,,rnr &c.
company's Certificate Of Authority
Company lof} FARGO D, DE- corporatios
organized under the laws Of North Dakota,
has fled sin Ethisf office a sworn statement
exhibiting It's condition: .:and business fol
the year ending December 81. 1903 con
formable to the requirements Of theE Iawi
Of this state. regulating the business o.
/, whereas: The said Comnany has filed IN
this Office $du NV erti fed 4 copy Of IL,
charter With certificate of organi zat ton III
compliance with the :reqnlrements of thu
insurance laws aforesaid. SzIi q
4. Now. Therefore 7. n. G.F Cooper Com
missioner Of insurance u of the State o:
North Dakota pprsaant e the prpgsleeRR I'm
above named Company Ii fully empowered
Through Hg;aathorizsd agents ct sransas3
10 this state according to the laws thereof,
until the S1st day. OF March. a. p: 1e1I.-
IN Testimony Whereof. have hereunte
set my hand and seal satl bismarck, fhiH
/ 1st day of Apr ss1
Commissioner or 1nsuFaucas III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

For Surety Bonds call on s. c. Jones.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Reid Monday.
U. L. Burdick of Munich, was a Dew
lis Lave visitor Tuesday.
John W. Maher always has none.
on hand for farm loans-no delay.
There was a social dancing party
given at the Moose hall Monday even
ing.
A. w. Harrison, of Webster, was
transaeting business in Devils Lake
Tuesday. ..
The ladies' Guild of the Church Of
the Advent met with Mrs. stenson
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs: Geo. c. Chambers Of
Churchs Ferry were Devils Lake Wis
itors over night Monday.
The Grand opera house management
are presenting their patrons with a
very good bill this week. -. - 49,.
Carl Weber. who has for, a time
been employed at the Great Northern
shops has Is resigned iga ID and gone east, 4,
8. 6. Jones 10 agent for the Donald.
son Steamship lines: Cal On him for
Information about your contemplated
ssap' isH III: .;a3r<i s,z:as5->.,s... :sst;, ~
Miss Sawyer one of the teachers in
the public schools at this place left
Monday for her home at Elgin, Mimi,
tosspend her summer vacation. {: "7.@
. Now is the time to supply yourself
with fence posts. # ]. A. Starnd, Of
Grand Harbor has them at Z cents
each. sztt.jassa!s s{&zJEaa-34 % Gas33}-4S sES
b An attractive proposition is offered
some lady ct Devils Lake who is III
a position to act as agent for the sale
Ct the famosas Aibfeeht FuErs.' ~ = No
capital III eli erienes Is necessary and
Liberal csonniss ssions are paid, Foirs tfulI
inforrmniaA 81 wfite afa % 10 al:
brecht % ssoaa s 81 ait MIN. All
letters strictly confdensial. HIS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

Mrs. Thorne Anderson is Visiting at
Pelican Rapids, Michigan. o.
10 asrf4 90 rGs3 sat2.t5-. j.. w H+:5s
2 John ". Mahers win make farm
loans that you can pay OF any inter.
est payment a date :eosr.:s. "a II ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
z. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, :

bOMCS8O1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gonnpany's certif cate Of " u thority.Ss
j whereas. The Milwaukee Mechanics In
gnrance Company. Of Milwaukee. Wis, a cor
3porltIon organized under the SlRwsSof Wis
nsin. has filed In this office agsWorI state.
Enient exhibiting Its condition and business
for the year ending December 81, 1908
comfortably Ito the requirements OF the
laws Of this state, regulating the business
Of Insurance. and 4. ~. e
a Whereas. The said company has Aled II
this Nee duly ertihed copy Of its
charter with certi hca tessof organization II
tomnlidnce with the requirements Of the
Insurance laws aforesaid tiss 5s5 III d
~ Now Therefore 4. q. G. Cooper, Com,
missioner of Insurance of the State 0,
North Daketn pnrsnant 70 the provisions Of
said laws, do hereby certify that the above
named sempashy is fully ..
B Its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance.
Ians this state according to the laws thereof,
until the 3lst day of March, A. d. 1911. I
IA In Testimony Whereof, .I5 have. hereunts
net my hard and seal q 81 sthte
zss day OF april, A.
s. Commissioners OF lnE,Iranca
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10
= . at|ItE'Ilt .l.!N = INtSN WHE3 EjfI3I
l. LOCAL G.:.N.E]fW1S::a


G. Mortinson, was down from Ed
more Tuesday, s;3trfv .f.s..,u ..,,.%e,e
Chas. Doyon of Doyon was a. Devils
Lake visitor Monday ! Il: III 's:''
,5 ff,,r-s;-t5., o. a,53 ;5-~-,ssss. ;.
Homer Resler of starkweather was
visitor in this, city Monday. .,t.,-
John W. Maher makes, farm Tloans
at lowest rates and easy terms. ~
Mrs. H. A Nicholson of Crazy was
in Devils Lake shopping Tuesday! 2"
-H.4in raoa22ysh 1nDfu SLY huMd y!@Ts
Call on s. 6. Jones 1857 for stealm1sslhli ~
tickets to OF from az poin lt iin Europe.
$500 yards :colored wash goods for:
merly sold at is cents to Csc. Annual
June sale price 10c yard. The New
York Cash Store"0@>' ''''' .t''"4 81 o.!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

e. H. Stenbeck of Minot was Devils
Lake visitor Monday night.
Mrs. Edward Hovey, of Minneapolis
lis visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Marian Stoltz left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Minneapolis for visit.
+. c. H. Lawyer and John v. Hosney
OF. Crazy were in this city Tuesday.
t A: |. Smith, z<s'
~I.>:. Interior Decorator. -
Don't miss the annual June white
goods sale at the: New York Cash
Store-a Big Values Ell 1850 -: O.
The best quality I mems Monarch
shirts on special sale 80 cents each at
the New York Cash Store =. -.s. :, -,
itHS tfc&. ,tNs ;'s3 sts.,$sJiT i" r 1Hfi:-;' =:
Don't ask your, friends to 60 ON your
Doads when YOU can7get q Surety Bond
from g. 6. Jones at q nominal cost. 7''y
An grades of beautiful table" linen
at discount prices during our annual
June sale The New York Cash Store
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-10

z STATE. OF North DAKOTA,;VY4s7 rs
Office Of Commissioner Of insurance =
company's certifieatetof Authority
Whereas, The AZ Ail,anee Hail Association
under the laws of North Dakota has ala
70 this office sworn statement exhibitira
its .eondItfons ana business for the. .yea
ending, December 81, 1909, comfortable d
the requirements Of the laws Of this state
regulating he3business5 Of Insurance. and
/ Whereas w Tie sald company has dled IL
charter with certificate Of Organization 40
compliance With the requirements Of the
Now. Therefore, ID. G. Cooper, Com.
missioner f0f INSURANCE 10 Of . the StatesEot
North Dakota pursuant to the tnrorisi ms
Of tsaid liiWs, 10 fhef9by Certify That Z. Il
s sbfS p-s s2npSn sa anl aa
itssa riate husIne sa 5ofl Hall Insurf &c
Iss asfsEqsRs $ Tia ssEs &
I'll lib lsfsSa. aas sa ntsssssss. g
3sst hana and seal AZ Hf
S:.3 ii. q. COOPER,
i 75s Commas atopsgs 0e Insuss 90.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
4 Motor Cycle Meet.

A movement is on foot among the
motor cyclists of Webster and vicinity
to organize Motor Cycle Club and
join the Federation of American Motor
Cycle Clubs.
If the plan of organization material
ICES the promoters propose to have a
road race meet in the spring or early
summer, the races to be fifty mile
events over a ten mile course in the
vicinity of Webster, bringing the riders
through the Main Street of Webster
five times during each race. The riders
and machines will be classified and it is
proposed to pull off three events, the
prizes to be suitable souvenir cups.
Such meet would be highly inter-
esting. Webster has several first-class
amateur riders, and as no professionals
would be allowed to enter the races, the
local riders will stand good show of
pulling down the prizes. The event
would make gala day in Webster, and
it is a good thing for the boys to push
along
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
Finds Horse After Six Years.

Six years ago Frank Gebur of Butler
township lost bay mare, and though
he made diligent seach and advertised
extensively he found no trace of the
animal and finally, believing she had
strayed out of the country, he gave up
the search. One day last week he had
occasion to go to Crandall, and while
putting up his team at the livery barn
he noticed mare which resembled the
one he had lost, and upon examining
the animal he identified her by brand
He told the present owner of the mare
that she was his property and explain
ed how and when he lost her, but the
man who had possession refused to give
her up. Mr.. Gebur came to Webs.1r,
enlisted the services of Sheriff Lind
quist, and sent him to CrandaIl to re-
cover the mare, but our doughty sheriff
returned empty-handed, though ne had
the necessary papers to secure the
mare. Mr.. Gebur is determined to re-
cover the animal, and has commenced
action to secure possession.