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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
SHOULD Hang
SAID JUROR
Charge Is Made Against Nc
Namara Venireman
BOTH SIDES CHALLENGE
DEFENSE CLAIMS TO HAVE NEW
INFORMATION AND STATE
CLAIMS THAT ONE OF THE MEN
IS NOT MENTALLY COMPETENT
TO TRY CASE.

Los Angeles. Nov. ATTY Clarence
s. barrow Of the defense. brought to
the court today an affidavit by which
e hopes to reopen the case against
nireman George w. Mckee. In II
sets forth as new information the
81 uent of barber who declares
tina. in May, 1911. after the McNam-
aras were brought to California, Nc
Kee said to him. They have the right
men and ought to hang them :
The state interposed a new chal-
lenge against venireman George w
Horton that he was not sufaciently
equipped mentally to try the Gaze. The
defense resisted the challenge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
OTHERS IN The
POISON PLOT

Chicago, Nov Mrs. Louise Yer
milya, charged with poisoning Police
man Arthur Bissonette. and suspected
Of having caused the death Of eight
others by poison, settled down today
to a stay In the county jail hospital
until her hearing, Nov. rs, She has
adopted the policy Of silence.
That another person may be con-
nected with her was indicated by AS
sistant States Attorney Burnham who
said in all probability Mrs. vermilya
and others would be indicted by the
grand jury next Monday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
BLUE EYED BABE
TO BE RATIFIED
ON STAGE OF THEATRE AND
TICKET OFFICE ALMOST
sWAMPEp.

Henderson, KY. Nov. 7.-only per-
sons under p win be barred from
chances on a chubby, blue-eyed baby
OF unannounced gender that is 20 be
raffled at a local theatre tonight. signs
announcing the contest having been
tackled up on telephone poles inside a
twenty five-m mile radius.
The baby has been obtained from an
orphanage in Louisville and the holder
Of the lucky ticket, which win go with
the ticket Of admission, liz to be de-
clared foster parent on the spot.
1t Is purely press agents device,
but there is real baby and the ticket
once has been almost swamped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
DEDICATE new
PYTHIANS TEMPLE

Minot. ~. ID, Nov. 1.-THE grand
Officers Of the North Dakota lodge OF
knights Of Pythias are in this today
TO attend the dedication OF the new
$4,000 x, r.. home. built BY the Minot
lodge. Capt. Frank :. Henry or va
ley city presided at the ceremony this
afternoon and y. II. Bradford OF AEinot
delivered the dedicatory GRAFTON. Theirs
will - banquet followed BY initia-
ton Of large class at the home to-
nixs.a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
TURKISH GUNBOAT
sunk BY ITALIANS

constantinople. Nov. Tan italian
cruiser bombarded the town OF Akabah,
Arabia, Sunday, sinking the Turkish
gunboat Italidji, which was lying In
the port.
The second officer OF the gunboat
was killed but the others on board
escaped. subsequently the cruiser
shelled the hilly portion OF the town.
The extent OF the damage Is not stated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
DISCHARGED men
WOULD ARBITRATE

Chicago. Nov. Mime hundred en-
pioyes Of Hart schanner 4 Mara
discharged yesterday after dispute
over working conditions. today began
pans for arbitration. Some OF the
more radical leaders profess to seq
signs Of another strike as I'd inter-
ruption Of the present season when
the shops are working to the maximum
capacity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
500 WOULD MEET
ITS COMPETITION

Chicago. Nov. TIA petition OF the
500 line to reduce certain through
rates without cutting the local rates
was heard by Special Examiner Thurt-
tie OF the interstate commerce COM
mission today. The company's lines
are longer between Chicago. Mime
apolis and Duluth than its competi-
tors. BY the interstate commerce law.
special permission Is necessary before
such rates may be reduced. The rates
under consideration apply to eighty
seven commodities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
500 line TRAIN

Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov. Tan at
tempt to wreck the outgoing 500 line
train near shoreham Junction last
night 81 placing ties upon the track.
was foiIed BY trainman who discov-
erred the obstruction. Mitchell Barry,
who was arrested. admitted being iii
the vicinity but declared he was Lead
lzkng ! calf home lie was released.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
DENIED that HE
MURDERED WIFE
NEWARK MAN is ARRAIGNEE
AND PLEADS NOT
GUILTY.

Newark, y. J.. Nov. ALLISON Nc
Farland was arraigned before chief
Justice Gummere, and pleaded not
guilty to an indictment charging him
with the murder Of his wife. The
state alleges that Mcfarland sought
to get rid of his wife that he might
marry Mis- Florence Bromley OF Phil
adelphia.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
BRUIN DISPUTED
RIGHT OF TRAIN

Wausau, Wis. Nov. 7.Bowling
along at a good rate Of speed. Green
Bay freight ON the Northwestern road
killed big bear. near Eland Junction,
yesterday Bruin refused to get of
the track Bear meat was scattered
along the right of way. for half a
mile.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
ONE OUT or $50 KILLED.
Interstate Commerce Commission IL
sues Report on Rail Accidents.

sues Report on Rail Accidents.
washington, Nov. Tits | to 45s
that railroad man will be killed on
his job and to 1S that he will be in
jured. The Interstate commerce COM
missions report of railroad accidents
during the twelve months ended on
June so shows that ratio. During that
period 1896 persons we're killed and
160.159 were injured on the railroads
OF the United States. However, of the
number killed. only ass were passen-
gers ana more than one half the total
number killed were trespassing upon
railroads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
MUNICIPAL PLANT
AT DEVILS LAKE
BOND ISSUE CARRIED THERE
YESTERDAY AFTER A HOT
CONTEST.

Devils Lake. ". ID. Nov. The bond
lasne Tor the purpose on erecting j
municipal light plant in this city car
gied yesterday. There was hot con-
test but those favoring the municipal
idea won out. getting the two thirds
note necessary to issue the bonds
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07

The new premier of China appointed
as concilliatory measure to the revolu-
tionists has accomplished wonders
even under the old government. FL. E..
Yuan, Shu Kai has for years been
fighting for the uplift and Improvement
OF his native land. AS advisor to the
throne he has the leading spirit in the
opium reform movement. For years
he has been introducing modern mill
tary methods, modern education and
other great reforms in China.
He is practically self-made man
and has risen by sheer merit from the
lowest grade OF life to the top Of RED
Button class. Said one foreign at
tache, "You forget to think Of him as
Chinaman or that he is in any way
different from the rest OF us. He is
just q smart man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-07
The WEATHER

Fair and somewhat colder tonight:
Wednesday increasing cloudiness.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
&c norTe Ell.

Stiene gear fin Seierssans oper belle
@erben, -ielu fra Nirita er Der ipmmet
8~eitiainser paa nprite Sti i ben ienere
Tio, itriuer '9ibens 5esn". &c iioIte
MeIbiuser ON Stienes Suoiprclie Tom.
rner ira be ~iranife glper. De norIfe
Sppisninser | gbamonir bar bsnlebei
SsfoIfninsens Spmartiombso paa benz,
% alerebe for TO Nar iiben blep be prss
pet al entelte Spitbuo / Sapoier. NIpsr.
ne. Sorissene ialbt iaa beloist no, al
lamtlise 9oiteuo | Sauoien, Siere %
Sst'NIperue M er ipripnet mso eli.
Deb bsres Sialp brinses Goiten basIis
I'll Steber pna pper 1900 Meters Sri.
De os | &uter, iom ellcrs bible fr9pe
Here Gage. Stiene er biotil inoipri
peb Toitbuoenes eset Snitiatip, men be
Tiger MI Staten ON gepilenins til gn.
itafelien Seiaa blanbt Goitbuoene /
9apalperre er bet Weninssn, at be ifal
inofpreS | ben n9rmeite 5remtio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

NHR surplice waist is a pronounced fay-
orite OF the season. This one Is clos
ed at the back and can be made with
high neck or low. consequently IL can be
made available both for daytime and even
ing wear. when made with the high neck
II IL finished with the shaped and attrac-
tive collar. When made with a low neck
this collar can be used or omitted as pre-
ferred. There are V-shaped portions that
are arranged under the waist, as show
in the small view,
The waist consists OF the fitted lining.
fronts and backs. II Is tucked over the
shoulders and the collar Is Joined to the
neck and front edges. The under-sleeves
are sewed 20 the srmholes OF the lining,
the over-sleeves 10 the blouse. The under
sleeves can be made In full or three quar-
ter length or can be omitted, A soft
crushed girdle finishes the lower edge, and
the closing is made i~nvislbly at the back.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 3h yards "a or %
inches wide, q. yards 80 or rs yards A.
inches wide, with y yard Of silk and III
yards Of all-over lace to make as illu-
strated.
The pattern No. 1856 is cut in sizes for
a "a, 36. IS. 40 and AZ inch bust measure,
and will be mailed TO any address by the
Fashion Department Of this paper on re
ceipt OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
On 8ammel Sulefif.

9enne samle Suleifit ajentases buer
Sulemorsen paa airtesaarben / gdrm'
b6 (Gperise): Ssr ale be 400 2ps
tanbes / &irfen, iettes Der paa en-
Mansbe @raps 2pster, ium inbeboloer
ct eller fere 2ps efter GntaIet al benz
iom boiler / @raoen. 0isie 2ps ten.
bes &l. 5 ON Morsensn % iluminsrer
belle 8irfesaarben. Naar Weniebsbeu
tommer til Sroprebitenen al. 6, msoes
be al ct 9psbau inbsnIor os ubsnfUr
8irfens Wure.
9enne snmle Stit, iom ianbipnligpis
life finbes paa mango Steber | Nurben,
er en- 9epn,ns fra en- iuunoen 9,b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
en- m~Qrfp0roie Sanfet
III Wiab % Bin fremfiHst ab
feniif Sei.

Sornplis iamlebes | Haris ct Selitat
al ii9Ibne @purmanb'er iii en- Santet,
bpor aIe Dtab. os Griftparerue, meo
u~ubtaselie al ajsbet, lise ira giters'en
til Salaten par fremltillet ao femiil
Del.
8 ieIpe Spiieialen Dor Der, fortansr
"5isaro", ppittIet en- iGIiumt iormet,
temiit Sun ps peb Sioen al penue iaa
man ole mulise SIass g~pparater,
SLATER ps Yaste, ps paa ct iOran Ou'
nen itiaet gprb fanbies &aamaterialet:
ct belt Tibet @aieri al 9oaier % Sla.
fun'er, inosbolbsnbe ale slass Yulpere
% fem,ite 8nbfter.
Saainari Der a eipet Se9n til, Of
Selifabet gift til gpros, git en- lOm Sol
%tpitumeret aemifer | Gang meo 1T
fulinariIte Grbeioe. Gn glanbins
Of "gbipntbin", gltObul % s.. bour'
til Der blep tiliat ct meset tibet &pan'
tum Gnilin, ierperebes be tsmiIte @our'
manb'er ipm en- albeles iU~rtraielis
Cocktail. % paa lisnenoe Waace
tilbereoiss ale be pprise Retisr. @i.
men beitpb I. Gr. at en- Slanoins al
g~inltensipre. GltObol Gbbiteipre, 9rue.
i%utter, beitiaeret @anb, Sadarin ps
here andre 8emifalier.
Men ben itsrite SuerraItelien bar
bog 5remltilinsen al Sisn. aemife'
rer, Der iunserebe iom aut. benptieoe
alminbelis Somolie os blanSebe bet
'ammen meb Sanb. Slanbirsen belos
tes oper en- gebolber, Der rpterebe meo
en- Saitisbeo al 5000 Smsanae / Wi'
nuttet. Otter ct 0ieblifs 5Orleb ben.
tebe ban Op fra 8sboloeren en- mese:
appetitlis ubieenbe Scecreum, Der ber'
paa tillattes libt ganine os @lpcerin
iami ct Bar andre Braparuter os iom
imaste Selitabet iprtrafelist.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

THE blouse that Is cut in one with the
sleeves is the almost universal one.
This model includes the shallow chem
lsette that makes one OF the latest features
OF the seasan aud can be finished either
with or without under sleeves. Cut in sec
lions which are overlapped and which al
low effective use OF trimming. II will be
found a charming model both for the en-
tire gown and for the separate waist to be
worn with tailorSd suits.
The waist is made with fronts and
backs. The shoulder edges of the fronts
are finished and Tapped over onto the backs
and the right front overlaps the left.
The chemlsette IL attached under the neck
edge. The sleeves are finished with bands
and rolled over cuffs, and beneath these
bands the under sleeves are attached.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 2% yards "a or 81 In
ches wide, 2 yards 80 or IN yards a.,
with II yard Of all-over lace for chemlsette
and under-sleeves.
The pattern No. 6S57 Is cut In sizes for
a "a, 30, 3s, 40 and ~ inch bust measure.
and will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department OF this paper on re-
eeipt Of ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
WuiifaIife Wer.
feoa9e | 1oll

Oct er sanlte puufalosnbe, iua man'
se ~betpbelise os fore @Iuiitere, Der sr
fpbt / gespnbelien al bet lobe Garbun'
breoe: Berlios 1903, Wenbelsipbn
1909, 8pb. S9umann os Chopin
1910, 2iBt 1911, 9srot os @asn.r
1913; ale bisis aorniaers Barter %
Yiriiombeb repraientsrer tiliammsn iaa
npoeulunoe bet pistisite al bpab Der
paa Wuiitens Cmraaoe CT bbei / Iurs'
saaenbe garbunbrsbe.
GAR man pipere / bet | @srbenss
Muifbiitprien nOsst minbre be~tpninss.
iulbe Solb al a~ompuniiter, trefisr man
2ortins (ber er isbt 1901 Belini
(1so1), aatner (1So3). @linia
(lso4l, 8. g. 6. Sartmann (1so5),
Otto Ricolai (1s1o), ambrpiie 96u.
mas (1s11l RObert GranS os &obert
goifmann (1sl5l Bennett (lsle(
q. @. @abe (1sl7l SouuOo (ls1s)
% RaH (1s22), buOrtiI pbsrlissrs
tOmmer ben unsurite RationaliOmpOuit
Srams Grtel Qs1o) iamt be ipisnife
9aniefomponiiier SOiepb eanner 1901
% Sobann strauis (1So4).
gar 1911 pil irsmfrr aft brinse en-
m~inbeparbis loosaarsbaa nemlis for
5ranS 2ibts 5spiel ben 22be Cft0ber;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

Nama: "g0en tirre big, Better. bet
Suaet bar life paa Strsmpeu bin isaes
morges."
Setter: ~Sbor a bet benne Sa Sa.
gedmd2-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Gn nnoerIt9 VenTon.

s 9onbon bar en- aOttepise facet
lipsparis Geniion al Sunobebsueienei
paa ben S%eiinaelie, at bun - life ital
arbeioe. s 9aret 1900 blep tsnns
aotfspise ansrebet al 9pius % bar ie'
mere, ielu eiter at BUN bar belbreoet,
paret en- Smitteberer, Der Itabis bar
isrt spsbpmmen runbt / be Suie, bpor
bun bar tieut. 9a Nutburiteterne life
funbe forbpbe gisen at urbeibe, bar be
maatiet ifafie benbe en- ~liosuaris gen'
iipn, iaa bun fan bolbe fig itiIe for fig
ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Eraiifen gjennetn
Sne;. 2analen.

3iDlse 8eretnrns fra ben erselTte
gicefuniul / 9urt saib, er 9raften
siennsm Sues.&aualeH taset itertt til.
8 1909 er 4,239 stibe meb en- iamlei
tonnage al Is, 4oz,OOO IONS pusierst
perisiennen. 8 1908 bar Gntauei
3,7o5 meb ialt 10. 900, 900 Cons. %
glitter, Tom ben enseIife &esierins
1875 fipbte al 8beoiuen al ggsppter
for 20 MiQioner Collars. repro ente'
rer MI en- 8arbi al $50 Willioner 9oa,
os inbbrinser alene / Renter pper 4
Winipner ont garet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Gn nirfe(ia Webiein.

Su ptiiStiy @ttots'h. SSS "a
anbefale aurifo ooeralt, bpor ieq
fomner, % ies tror, ben er ben enc
ite pirfelige Neoicin," ifriper Wir,
Sranf @enef, 1853 @aibmston ct.
9enper, Colo. Seq baobe perei
plaget / ii aar al Wapeipgoomme.
os al ben 1eoicin ies bruste, bar til
ineen 1ptfe. Seq bar SortpileIier
nqr, ba ieg bsrte Gale ON alirifo
Seq beIlutteoe at bruge ben os baooe
life bruet mere END en- SLATE, fsr iea
bleo beSre, os efter at babe brust ier
Slaifer bar ies iulbit9nbis iriif."
Or. Peters aurifo er insen apo-
tbefer Mebiein, ineen alminbeIi9
&anbelspare, mel ct sammelt. prs.
bet llrtemiooel, iom faaes oirefte
gienmem 2ofal. agenter, aniat al Gil
erne, Or. Better Sabrnep & Sons
Co., 1875 50. Sopne ape., Chi.
cago, Sainois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
en- Uorif.
2lmerifdnerinoe.

Sra EariS meooeIes, at DGis Ga.
tberi1e 8. @rotb, Cater al ben be.
flenote Or. phil. g. 8rotb / Netp
gorf, ON aftenen Den t2te 9ecem-
Der | ben eIegante GariieroamefInb
"2e Srancaiie" boIot ct tauierimeS-
iiet Soreorag ON ben unee ameri.
fanife 8ige, benoes SpbraseIie %
2ipsopiatnirs".
s arleonins al bette Sorebrag
ifrioer "Sioens Segr"S aorreipon.
Dent / Baris: Den npbeliae unge
Dame gap | raIfe Srpf en- S%fiIbrire
al ben tppiife amerifanerinbe, al
benoes Sanfer ON 9ggteifab % ben.
oes Gprer / Hetning af "5Iirt".
Soreoraget bar | Oct belle en- SpIbeit
til bette iaa omitriote gesreb "4nte-
rican girl", fremisrt paa ct CLINT
reroe Sranif og | en- ipiritueI, ia
blGnoenbe Sorm. Set oar oerfor
life iaa unoerligt, at SiIbsrerne,
bIanbt boilfe fanbtes life bare ct
tort antaI al WtiIs @rotbs omeri.
fanffe, men oeiaa en- bel Del al ben.
bes norife 2anosmanoinber, Loo fig
benripe til be1eiitret gifdl6.
Wiis 8rotb bar opbolot iig / go
rig belt iiben tiolig | 8aar iom aor-
Respondent for De TO Itore amerifan-
he apiier "gsep gorf 9imes" og
Seem Dorf 8orlo". ut bun er ct
belt ualminbeIigt SRnonten, piI for
itaaes al, at bun taller Ter Sprog ilp-
oenbe - iom Ell Snofsbt paa ale
ier Sprog Get Bar bsbe Sprog er
her fife %meoregnet). Ren naar iaa
oertiI fommer, at bum for fire aar
iiben tog franif StiOeutereramen
meb ~llbmerfeIie, ct Ear Gar ienere
filologiif @ramen peb Columbia Uni
p~rriitet / Rep gorf meb imrme
Sel6, og at bun M agter at ta1e fat
paa 9oftorgraben oeo Sorbonne,
iea er alt bette lttpiliomt eenet til
at betage en- itatfels %biemmepuni
9torSmano De iioite Teiter al bars
SmosliJep9gt.
Oct bar THOR 8inter, at bun for
isrite Sang egentlig ilog igiermem
iom Soitrnaltit / amerifa. Speci-
elf bopoe bun en- Gel Snterpietuer |
Stem gorf Zines, iom man maat-
te lpgge NPrfe til, bl. a, al Den
itore Sbien.S fueipiaerirOe Ra5imo'
oa, al Den rusiiife 9onierinoe BaD.
Iona, al Dpetta @uilberte og ben
uosoelige Goruio. en- 8jsrnior6io.
graii / ben beit auiete "Gpening
8oit" bar ogiaa benoes 8erf. Cant
tioig ifreo bun | Oct meget uobreote
5i0sTfrift 1Sorpers 0eeflu" ct Bar
8auierier, bpis meft iremtrPoenoe
Ggenifab bar en- iatiriif, for life al
iige gruiom gebanoling al be euro
pPife Sapalerer. Den iinge ameri'
faner bleo lat iom bet uopndaelige
S6eal; ban bar bsfig, beleuen, fiRf,
og ban ioritoo ben aunit Of pore
goo aomerat ! Smguug meo Gamer.
ne; Serimoo MATTE bans i~taffels
europRiife aoaega giennemgaaenoe
nsie iig meo at ppre | 8eiioSelie al
be uSprageoe WooiRtninser til big.
ie itisnte Gsenifaber % JRroi5be'
ser.
9 Sen ienere 5iS bar Wiis. 9rotb
interuierret en- Del frantic StsrreI'
Ter, 81. q. grieur, Wareel Yrepoit og
anatole Sranee, og bun bar oes.
uSen Ieoeret en- Del ilaaenoe Sfil.
orinser al iranif SamfmOsIio os al
Observation-Disclosures til "aep
gorf @orIo". Ran fan life anoet
END 6elnbre BEN energi os ben ODER.
legne 9gtisbeb, meo bcilfen Den
unae Game bar erobret Jig en- iiffer
8laSg i ieloeite geroeHspresien.
Rama: "g2en tirre big, Better. bet
Suaet bar itie paa strsmpeu bin iSaas
%morges."
Setter: ~Sbor bar bet benne Sa sa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
a. ueentlie mooeprat. -
Dec MAY nlanton.

"pesoratpofsn"s GrsSaas1 1nmer Pill bTefrr tnSstone n1snfre for oamer o
Born Ppert nsufer fcher 10 Gents oe Seftatu9eu boes f6t til "DeeWaapofeu1,
% nan bMs benytr Sanftcn p1 ,foMu al esuue Spahe
1aar mar btftner et r1eufu, ma man 9wt lrunee, nmf omftrs Brvfet %
fDet aber for Bern o. uuae pi1cr, "a fu6f1rSe QSrcsi, f1deoes at Sreue pl nna
Dem. par nrfete life at esaa uosen stl Ssfrpefen, ga u1suhre fife fan ombys&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

epmaRinm -6usnenneu- CT mootaaeu
COB Groen, oe ben er alt oi fan sHfe en-
epmaIfine at barre. Zen aiSr sost arbeibs
% aaar let.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-04-21


wherein she was happy. He knew
that It was none of his business, but,
somehow. after all, it seemed his
fight. He would run blum for Es-
merelda.
"Oh, the girl that's here's got the
papers, all right, JIM" he said. She's
got the papers. Besides. she's told
me all about 1t, an know it's on the
square. There amt nobody got no
rights to this claim but Esmerelda
Brown"
Now, Jim Upton was . man OF
strong opinions himself, and was Of
an inquiring turn Of mind, needing to
have proof for any assertion made
with such confidence. The BLUM didn't
work, and before Bill could interfere
he had turned to Esmerelda and ask
ed to see the papers. Esmerelda. be-
ing truthful, at once said the papers
were in a safe-deposit vault back In
Iowa.
BILL" Jim said, this amt my flu
neral, but / reckon this girl amt got
no papers, and Mrs. Tibbets has. So
this here girls got to CO."
Bill felt his hair raise. This was
too much. First because he felt him
self to be Esmerelda's only champion.
and, second, because Esmerelda's
word had been doubted, which was
beyond endurance. Big as he was.
and, therefore, according to the rules
Of size. good-natured, he flashed out,
like a piece of fuse that has been
overdried.
Got to go. has she? Well, not
while I'm here. my buckle. she don't
20 till say so. an ! amt done none
SO much tallkin' about 1t yet. I amt
a-huntin' trouble, but it's a-goin' to
take an officer to show me why she's
got to git on Number Three"
He advanced as he talked. until be
faced Jim, who stood his ground
squarely and unafraid. It's probable
the war would have broken out ther
had not Mrs. Mirandy. with good tuds
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out and he, saw bis antagonist still
unhurt, he cursed his luck and turned
back down the trail. knowing that in
a mere physical contest he would be
no match for that giant above. who
was also hurrying to bis cabin for
more cartridges. So the war ended
that day, and Jim went under the
camp surgeons care to wait until his
wounded arm healed.
Four days of waiting passed on
Number Three, In which time Bill
carefully cleaned up his rife each
morning. and passed the day with
Doc, who was q triie Inconvenience
from the effects of the bullet which
had glanced along his skull but had
brought no more serious injury. Then
the mail came, bringing with 1t the
missing deed for the property duly
signed, attested and recorded back in
Iowa, and Bill felt greater confidence.
This was broken in upon BY the sher-
ID. -=e--
II was well along in the afternoon
when the ofhcer arrived with posse
suficient to make 1t interesting for
the most desperate man In the range.
and by his side triumphantly rode Jim
Upton, with his arm In sling. Bill
grinned maliciously at this evidence
Of his Workmanship, and with a nom
chalant air chewed q pine-spill as the
posse came to halt In front Of the
cabin.
BILL" the sheriff opened, Il think
you're on the wrong trail. I've come
up here with the papers from the
court. and If you want to see 1t I've
got the deed givin' this Number Three
to the Wilder Tibbets. Guess you'll
have to hike"
BINS expression of confidence wan
ed, and he thought Of his gun.
"Dseds, Deeds" he growled. in q
surprised tone. IF you've got deed,
Hank. I'd like to see 1t. We've got
one, too"
1t was the officers turn to be sur.
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ly for you In your heavy afiiction and
win take pleasure in doing everything
- can to rake your troubles as light
to you as we can. Thank God we are
all well-if Patty cambridge can be
useful to you hope she win stay
with you.
Il win. my dear Fanny. have you a
bonnet and cloak made and sent by
the first opportunity. At this time
there is no vessel here for Richmond,
but expect there viii soon be, as the
river is free from ice. which Is very
uncommon thing at this season OF the
year. Ny love tto) the major and a