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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Samuel uno YhIlis 5tomas, 1o8
Ginolan Ctr, Maofsn.
SUbn uno Wdp WleB. 1895 0e3Ier
Ctr, Guabe.
Ridqro uuo Sba s6ramm, 1880
Spcamore Ctr, anabe.
frieori6 uno Catherine 5ref3ger'
1886 Queen gitp Qpe., mdohen.
Sobn uno 2lunu ulmer, 1547 ct
Seeer glaes, anabe.
oSpbn unO 2lnna MenoeI, 1l15
grpdnpup, Snabe.
Frunt unb Charlotte SSrni6emeper
151S anor Cir, mdbdsn
George unb Gnitb SaGo, 434 81
aibertp Str, Wtdo6en.
Tom unb 9ertba 9tppett, 2O6C
GuItern 4pe., MdoAeu.
gtt6ert unb Gtiiabsth 5sinrtds, -
Gaunoers CTR, anG6e,
Wliaasl uno 2snu puuener, 19l.
| gledfdnt Ctr, Snabe.
sypIef unn ann1 Mtiiaer, 1047 Gree
| man Qpe., Wldod1sH.
sreo. uno auua 8olnau, Rtpsrptet
Gpe., SRabe,
au6en unb Gltiabetb Sapp, 1l5 SO
lea Qoe.. Wido6sn.
Gilbert uno Dorothp Srote, 1856
! Ginnep glpe,, anabe.
afoppIp uuo ltinna glib. 2o4
Dunlap Str, Gnabe.
Sdcrb unb Uaarta S6ns!osr, z
marp Str, 6nabe.
! gharles uno Glorence DOs-r, 293
! RofIahuieits 4ps., MGoden.
| Gbpdrh uno gluru gure, $50 aIt
| lrp Ans., aRdbe.
| Charles unb aate 9srboIo, l67
| BLUE Rod Ctr, Wldoden.
1 Mi[liam uno Sophie Otterbrot
| 375f GDefpoon 4pe., Snube
4 Srani unb 0proth9 BellborH, 2lz
gine Ctr. Map6sr.
oenrn unn Wfargaret ab.srs. 29C
gplerain ape., anabe.
Il Charles uno sSrrna Spraal, 2bl
II Gprino Brprs are.. anabs-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
SSuSepubI Coordination.
3ic zaiion itslieat aad,fteH Sontitc
nit elmer lInterbaitang.

Cbtae in belttiten &retIeu betunnts
SrauniIatipn BON SGngtrn ihiiebt
ibre Suiion amSonntas, u. Gebruar,
mit elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
Central gurnballe. uHtsr Der rihsls
asu 2eituug ietnes Girigenteu 9errn
Spuis Gbrgott bat hisIer 8ersiu anz
fercrbentlihg anItrsngungsn geutdht.
i'm pieIen abenp in seiangtiner pIe
cun in oeIellfdaftIifrr Be3iehnns far
has 9ublitum intereKGnt ufto an5te'
benb All MAIDEN. Die uus bon BEN
Armmtttee niitgttpetit fpurbs, tperoeR
Toft alle eeutihen GsFansoeretne ibr
SrIheiusn mad9eil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

iyrau Sarab giIpin, bon 90. 3144
Columbia aps., erDiEfie seitern eiHsn
Softbsisbl sssen ibrsH Gntien George
@ilpiH unb feline anseblihe 0eliebtt.
Qouifs aolibnuf untsr osr antlast oss
Ginbruhs reip. oss ungsfsBlid,en gu
iammeHlsbeRs. Grnu @iIpin. ere
ildgts, enb ihr Wann lie uno ibrtaiRa
Der Dor ca. 5irei 5ohren i'm Slid &C.
InFen bdbs uno oaB lie ftisntm rsr'
aeblih psrfuht babe. ibH ausfiucig 81
rnafsn. S6lieBIida brahts iit tn er'
iahrune, hab er in elmer bieiieeH Sol3'
banbluna drbeits. Sic lsste ii6 au1
bic 2ausr uHb itsIlte dnpsblih fsft
bdb er nit einer anosrsn Jrau gu
idmmsnlsbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Ben. unb GiteIlu Slug, 1915 Sones
Str., 8robe.
@eorge uno 2looIpbia Builder, 8aos
Ctr. Snabe.
9eoree unb agnss 2dmps. S45 Sop.
fins Ctr, Snabe.
oSobu unb 9tnua 9oh. 1920 8remsrs
Cir. mapGen.
Souls uno Gleonore 5islsr. 2571
9bip Noe, Ilao1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

in Der geitriseH Situna waren eli
giitglisoer anipeieno.

Sum .rit.n Wals felt br.t NoHdter
bate Iih geItern au elmer SiBnng oes
6p6id,uiraths eln Quorum eingsfuns
i,en, fpGbrsno bic Sisuag i'm SaHnar
aasFallen mubte unb pGhreno Der pors
l,eieeganpnsn beibsn Sisuraen INNER
aur iteben Ulitolieosr 3ur SteIe gene
fen ipdrsn. gei;srn hutter iidl bon ben
Ia Mlttaliebern Der 8eborDt ii etnges
fuuben, barunisr Or. ), W, Wiihrotp,
per 6etdnnilih opr sinissr 3tit BON ben
9iintern ces GoTEton 9Iens 9eridts
su einem Der Qertreter oes gBooofporo
Jrnos ernaunt pornen mar. an Stens
0es perItotbener GrrFihters Wlurph1.
Der 6oti6ulrntb beftloB, in 3us
lunft aud otm prinSipnl Der Wolnut
Oils 6odIhule cine SttnographiIiin
6tisuae6en, bi, $50 pro Wonat ertdls
Ten tpirc. grinSipdl 5drris bitit ben
Wiielitbsrn Der 8eborbt sinen ldnaes
rem 9ortrag bdrii6tr, mas er ofes an
ihriftlifeu arbsiten su srlsoigeH bat
uno pubte Iis bnpon su iiber3eugen,
odb er cine Stsnographiitin sbenio NOS
thig bai, ipie isine 4oIleetn IN Der
Wocbparo unb Der Susbes 5oAFhuls.
Die goft.n Der StenpgrapbtitInnen
in bisisn btibeu 5phIhulen iino i'm
Sanuar Dor Guperintenosnt Sper be-
| Itbt tpornen unb bic BON ihm genohteH
Grnsnnungtn lputber geitsrn bon otH
| SohiduIratb btItatist. Stl.n Rice bat
Die 4Hfeauna III Der WooofDnro S9oha
| T1uls unn Gina Warfbdu bic in Der
Suotes 6ohifuls srbolteu. Cine bel
beibsn TdmeH i1,siHt jtoodJ bereitE
cmismiios su Iein, tpenigftsns CAB Su'
perinttnbsnt 8per seitsrn 3u, oaB eint
Der 9sibsn ibm bereits ibre RsiIsnu'
.ipu unterhrtitst bate. tpsil nah ibrei
qniidt bic gtrbeit bebeuienb msb'
ipertb IN als $50 pro Wpnat. Ger,
9psr bat ss jeoo6 peritanosn, bis Jun
ee Tnrs 3u 6sruhil,n uno porlduft!
| gum 9leiben AZ hepegen.
| IN Der Wooonnro 5oh1huls tptrl
| fsmn6d1it nas bon ben alumHen De-
| gluitdlt asitsntts Wemcridlfenftsr tin
aeTtbt irerben. Setr SbOdltp ibeiIt
nit, bab bi. Gti.r Der GntbuIIuns bic
| lee fgenfter duf ben 8. WGrs, ben Sab
restda Der @ehurt bon Wtliom Boob
iparo, nnberdumt fpcreen iei uHo G
trinhte ben Sohfhutrat6 i'm Ramel
loer alrmnen nm bic GrIaubnib, an
gtbenn oes adJten WdrS cine Der Ge
leatnbeii onesmsHsnt 5eier dbSubalien
Tisie grlau6nib ipuroe islbftrepen
, cbne fptiterts gestbsn.
Superintenpent gcn BON oerSushe
5odIdufs fpilrhs nom %. 5shruur bi
gum 10. Nldr3 beurlaubt uno 6err Y
, II. ssohniion. BON Der Mooopdrb pod
, itule, trhislt llrlaub, I'm Der 9cnpsu
! tios Der 5uperintenotnten in Wcbil
glIG., pom %. bis gum 25. IebruaI
tsiipchneH 3u tonneu.
Superintsnhent 1ner tbeiiie nuf cir
bies6ssiiglidl. Srnse ben 6ohIhulrdi
! nit, pnb tr bi. perfhiebenen Sod
5 I6nltn In bsm 1srritorium, oas ben
nGhft eingsmeinost tptrotn piro.
Guasnifein genommtn bat. lisber ieii
qtGne NIT Be3rs alif nids Qehrdnitc
Z ten iponte {. iit ieDod, porIdufia MD
y auslafen. bis oie Innsricn cOl
7 rurdssFiibrt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Dieg3erIammlung Der Rutionalligas
Mlasnatsn, bic am ndditsu Gtenitas in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
9rpbeisbnahI.

somss 2aiplsr. ein dubruann BON
go. 13 Wine Strabe. ipuroe geftern
BON ben Debeimpclisiiisn Grim unc
@i!tanan psrbaftet uno nnier Der QIns
slaae oss Orobeiebftabls tinseiperrs.
Der Gefcngent irirn heiAulDist. eins
sifse NIT 0anbfhabeu I'm Mertk bon
SIO0 BON Der 6. g. u. v. Gifenbcbu
seitoblsn ~ haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

M. q. w2pd, unb Gbds. Mch finn
Observation-Disclosures non Safob a.
gsdnlaB nD1 nift abass
fddtt.
sos. q. HFsn& VI gln&IabpszDaltsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Reip gort sufammentritt, piro pors
ousTt6tlit BON ithr tur3er Dduer
Istn uno barmonii6 psrIaufen, Do Die
beib.n groben 2igas uber Die porlte7
aenoen Iraaen - SpieIregeln uno
Spielprogramm oiesmal I'm Gtns
tlQna fts6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Gin tltiuer 3us eon einsm
oFftnen s5snitsr psrurfaGt Grfdltung.
gltbmt Gun in 49t, abey lrenn DE
grsGltuna souuit. sebrant1t Dr. ans
a,lit R6nfs's acmhurser Brufstbes. ST
ipirtt tsrnbisenc uro heilsnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

I'm lessen mOntas truf Der fir 1911
untsrssihuett aoutratt uuIeres legts
iGbriatn Observation-Disclosures Suags
i'm Sauptauartisr Der sRtos" elm. Jnr
isiue briannten 2siitunseu mar lhm
DOM 0duptline Griffitb cine hubid)s
G.baltssulage bttpi[ist tporoen.
G,sIhdftsfubrer fFrant Sa n
crpft ipiiniht bic hisiiqeu igreuno'
bes Ratipnolipis!s 81 benat)rtttlgen
oab referpirts g BE itir bas
oiesidhriae GrDTfnunssTpiel Der SAT
ION ntd,t Dor benz 90. Mdrj gsiiaert
tpsrcsn tonnsR. Der gan3e 8ranoitani
unp bic GrtrdIiBe in duBeren 5elo'
rpsrbtn an eisism Sage gum 9srtdu
anQebotsR rpsrnen.
Yr1Fibsnt aueuit 6errman AM
ftdttsts Rem 9alIparte seitsrr in BE
olsituna hes 9einaftsfahrsrs Sanerot
unb Der snssnieure Sarrp Sats I'M
III. 8ooe einer 8eiuh ob. am Die tu
bi, tonmsnns Goiion R6tbigsn umon
berunsen 81 beitimmsn. Bie psrlautet
Ioa Der 3aun an Der linten Ssits be
| fslpss um 80 syuB 5uriidseiest fper
ben. Grit i'm Serbit ipirc Der lmbal
Der ampbitbsatsr in angrifT ssRpm
men.
QAeaen zines 5nossfolles in Der 80
| mtlie muBtt 5err Serrmanni II istn
4breiIe nah benz Often auf beuts Der
| Thieben; er ipirp in unsefabr Stp'
0o6en suriidtebrtn.
! 8ie9erfammlune Der Rdttonalligt
IQagnassr, bic am ndditsu Dtenitas
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Robins Preempt Brake ladder

Admiration for the gameness Of a pair
Of robins in sticking to their nest on a
flying trip between Hamilton, Ont. and
Buffalo has resulted in a car being taken
out of the train and sideuacked for their
benefit until their young are ready to
shift for themselves.
Parolman Mooney yesterday noticed
the nest behind the top rung of a brake
ladder on an empty car that came over
the international bridge. When the
train came to a standstill he clambered
up to investigate. Before he reached
the top Of the ladder a pair Of robins
were fitting around and making a great
ado. There were four eggs in the nest.
Railroad men who became as inter
ested as the policeman managed to find
something wrong with the brakes and
the car was placed on a dead siding,
where it will be allowed to remain un-
til the birds get through with it.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

- ,,,, =, nus M, ,,.-r,,,- ,,,, ,>-,,.,
X I4'p MIN IN I5GiiL,s,r NJ f -
- M - ~ H. u "a ~ i -
heIeDS 9lSeli 'ii,t tnic III w
Nutloli'ti VI os1' " 90 - -, " L. -
70 GIIlSlltill ilV TitiS ~ ~
Oh the Hole NV % M %, ~ ues
Iilu Wy ~ 81 ~ ~. i ~ a ~, ~ ~ '
tne = nlleu 9laI's lH!u oiliSS ~ w "tcINiile,
Washlhgtoil OF JulS o. l'tli N Any atItlel
VINO wa " 9silS ~" ~ ~ Loni D"iiiiiiE
any OF siIa Hills Iol XXX i purp i
prior " Jaiiui !, ~, 'i,o H. ~ ~ I
doleu saile' mas u " ellCV ii-ii' " ll'iHt
homestead entry LOT tlIe Minus ucluitlly
occupied 9dIa itti"a w., - uiou titc
apphcH ll9h5 ol tnc pvIsolls illHiltloilcu "
Nv, !" i ,IU lie ~ NM sncb seffiar HrGyded
the p lot Tlght Oh 1uS stf ~ sgeiiSI, ptoN
Sucll s't 81 'lp - W
MONIES lto ell'iS anu ~ - nv u -
exercised prior " IulS D. 49, oll NillSl
ulle lHe l,tli1a WIN "o - W w
anu cHIS ~ t.nS fiti - - - I'll
iilllaa uIV u 10 - ~ " - - ~
=, lhS aNz4 81 80 4 "l Nv - "a ?',ii 4" e
OF hW54 OF SEA on soli IIiV WI2o Nv ol ia Oh
sea, lnt aNL o ~ ~ W ~ II. "a itV 80
~ NpIt survey . - ~ ~ o. Vs.
uppuch ION OF W mum ~ tNcIsoH' o. icIuid'
NhSnlhgloh' H5t v AZ - Ii4S ny oi ~ ilctya
MllHlil uilau ~ 90 uut - ~ - 'i'i'
De, Wheh suINtStu' 9cC, = =. - h'' NJ ~ -
ConhleuciiR az llV SGS tio 20 %, ~
10 SEES . o. 10 anu Ia - - ~. -. - 90 tileCV
s. y utBIees w NillIl9, teilNc ~, ~ Ts 80
Wa cnulhS, thcilNo ~ o. w. W NIi',i ~
lhehce II 10 degrees ". atlieiliS ilclCe IL, ~
degrees W, chillls "a iCc H. 81 ueE W. W. " =
Thence H. % deIIeea eil'it ~ ihciioe - - =,
degrees ", ehalis' 'ncllCe . 81 Hvi' ~, =
chains uhehce II. '9ueHrees W cli',l H. heilce
H. 10 degrees 9o litt.utue w. ~
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

Another boost to the cattle industry
in the Pacific Northwest was given last
week when the Portland Cattle Loan
Company was organized, with capital
stock of 100000. The company is
made up of prominent bankers and
packers, and its purpose is to give fl
nancial assistance to farmers who feed
stock for the Portland market
There will be available $1,000, 900
to lend in the Pacific Northwest to cat
tlemen and farmers who need money
to fatten livestock.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Milk, Butter, Eggs

Thot the Inland Empire sends East
about $iO,OOO,OOO annually for milk,
butter and eggs, which could just as
well be produced at home, with great
consequent saving to the Northwest, is
the statement of David Brown of Spo-
kane, a prominent dairyman.
He says there is no reason why the
Inland Empire should not be shipping
train loads OF these products instead OF
importing them, and he calls attention
to the need for more farmers, saying
there is more gold in the farm lands
than in the hills, and the way to make
money from the farm lands is to farm
them.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

What is it that works while we
sleep? Yeast.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished BY the CheIan County Abstract
Company, for the Week Ending May
27, 1911

Furnished BY the Chelan County Abstract
Company, for the Week Ending May
II, 1911
Gerry to c NJ Gerry = int s1a sw
Il 35-24-1o $1,000.
H x Featherstone to r B Field 8 4
Leav Land Co.'S 1st ad Leav 81.
A A Macy to Maud V Roys p int VIZ
/ b 4 Peachey 81.
w N Caswell to Lake Chelan Land Co
| 10 7 sec % w1aswA sec "a II 20
1921 $4,000.
United States to J F Johnson w15seH
n15swA 10-27-51.
c A Murray to H H Benton pit sw4
16-24-20 pit neA 21-24 20 81.
R Bancroft to w A Lamond pit sw4
nwA 8 1920 $1,000.
B A Peters to R Peters nwH neA
1880 81.
F D Estes to F R Days pit | 3 8 b 3
Riverside ad Cash $525.
Same to F H Neale same $525.
United States to A Galland Sc d D 27-17.
Same to Maud E Galland ne a 2-27-17.
Same to Saml Galland neA 3O-27-18.
Same to Adelaide Galland w19seA ne
a swA seq nwA 12-27-16
A N Courtway to H H Smith b 4 S
Smith Park Wen $4,000
H C Cooper to G Miller pit nwA Sc
pit swAneA 19-23-2O $1,000.
w M Windham to Entiat Irrigation Co
pit neA nwA 1885 50.
w L Sanders to Columbia Fruit Co pit
neA nwA 4-22-20 name a swA IS
-22-20 100000.
] G Fritz to R Field b Leav 81.
H K Read to A Thompson pit swA
nwA pit Sc ID nwA 14-25-2O $4,000.
w E Stevens to o A Gregg SEA- seq
swA 33-23-20 $10500.
H R Kingman to w A White 10 II
b 10 Lake Park 81.
w A White to Ella E White | 8 b 20
Ehelan l to Is LAX Park love.
c Christensen to Mrs Catherine Hood
7 8 b 81 1st ad Leav $50.
N l Neubauer to Eta Bernheimer /
b 2 G N plat 81.
Wen Realty and Inv Co to w T Knapp
b II II pit | 9 10 W of Phillip M
ditch 1st ad Millerdale $1,000.
C Cushing to Madge Gushing 81 b
Fairgrounds ad Wen $500.
R Harrison to R Battger pit Sc d nwA
5-23-19 $4,000.
Darling Land Co to F S Jacobsen 6 7
80 IA IS 10 b 3 Darling Land Co.'S
1st ad Leav $4,000.
P F Barry to J ] Vermiiya | II b l
Bousquet's ad Wen 500.
F A Reynolds to L Michel 9 Cascade
Gardens 81.
E D James to C Gordon pit 81 sec
4 and 9-27-21 81.
c A Harrie to w w Burks b Is LIST ad
Millerdale $500.
w G Perry to A L Coleman e1anwA
neA e15w1anwAn eA 32-22-21
$500.
Bert Drum to F c Drum VIZ ! 80 "a
b l Belmont ad $1,000.
A Mayrand to F Fischer e int e1@ne
d 22-24-19 81
T B Hammond to Belle Hammond n
e SEA e13swA 29-23-19 love.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Not Suffering for Change

Notwithstanding the fact that the fl
nancial situation does not suit every
body, we do not seem to be actually
suffering for spare change. We spent
last year for jewelry bought in this
country $500, 100000; for gum, $25,-
100000; for candy, $4,000, 900, and
for soft drinks over soda water counters
$3.50, 900, 000.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

Remaining in postoffice. uncalled for
Monday, May %:
Anderson, A H Rogers, w c
Carlson, Annie Simpson, Frank
Hubbard, Geo E Stewart, S o
Hamilton, Claud Westphal, o M
Jacques, Robt Welsh, Philip
Lowe, Joe (3) Waldron, F E
In calling for same, please say ad-
vertised." ]. c. DAVIS. Postmaster.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given to all concerned;
That Frank Davis and ~ l.. Brown, here
tofore doing n livery business in the Town
of LcaVenWorth, under the firm name and
style of Davis and Brown have dissolved
partnership. n. l.. Brown assumes all the
Indebtedness owing by said partnership ana
all of the accounts owing to the firm of
Davis and Brown will be paid to the said n,
l.. Brown who is authorized to accept and
receipt in full for the same.
Dated this 18th day OF May 1911
FRANK DAVIS,
May l9June9 n. l.. BROWN
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Be Ready

So live that when you seek your couch,
And gentle Morpheus greet,
That should you die ere dawn you may
Your fate with calmness meet.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
Where Is He?

Where is the man so wise that he can
make
A will so strong the lawyers cannot
break?
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02
NOTICE

hereby give notice that am no longer n
member Of the firm of Meeker Bros, having
severed my connection with that firm Oh
the 1th day of March, l0ll, transferring my
interest to other members Of the firm.
l9It FRANK II. NJ EEL Err
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1911-06-02

Optimism creeps over the hilltops Of
life and chases darkness from the land
scape.
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

~ Aa8u8iue SNb
and a good part OF California. We
were both In the war OF 'six.ysone. but
In different commands. We've fought
Indians and horse thieves side by
side: we've starved for weeks In a
cabin In the Arizona mountains, buried
twenty feet deep In snow; we've rid
den herd together when the wind blew
80 hard the lightning couldn't strike
- Well. Bob and | have been through
some rough spells since the first time
We met in the branding camp Of the
old Anchor-B Bar ranch. And during
that time we've found II necessary
more than once to help each other
out Of tight places. In those days 1t
was expected of a man to stick to his
friend, and he didn't ask any credit
for It. Probably next day you'd need
him to get at your back and help
stand OF band Of Apaches. or put
tourniQuet on your leg above rattle
snake bite and ride for whisky. So,
after all, 1t was give and take. and II
you didn't stand square with your
pardner, why, you might be shy one
when you needed him. But Bob was
man who was willing to go further
than that. He never played a limit.
Twenty years ago was sheriff
Of this county. and ! made Bob my
chief deputy. That was before the
boom In cattle. when we both made
our stake. was sheriff and col
iector, and II was q big thing for me
then. ! was married, and we had q
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

srayhounds going through you. and
that means that ven catch him inside
os couple Of hours. maybe. Now.
want you to do something Tor ne.
We've Got Just $500 II the bank. and
the Law requires that We have S3o..
900. ! let Ross and Fisher have 0is..
900 late yesterday afternoon to buy
up that Gibson bunch Of cattle. They'll
realise $4,000 In less than thirty
days on the transaction. but that
won't make my cash on hand look any
prsttisr to that bank examiner. Now.
] can't show him those notes. for
they're Just plain notes Of hand with.
out any security In sight. but you
know very well that Pink Ross and
Jim Fisher are two Of the finest white
mon God ever made. and they'll do the
square thing. You remember Jim
Nsher--he was the one who shot that
faro dealer In III Paso. ! wired Sam
Bradshaw's hank to send me $40. O00
aud II will get In on the narrow gauge
At 1885. You can't let . bank exam.
liner In to count $500 and close your
0oose. hOsus yOo uOsu NuSt e1WmIuOr,
Hold him. Hold him II you have to
rops him and cit on his head. Watch
our front window after the narrow.
gauge gets In. and whom we've got the
cash inside we'll pull the shade for .
signal. Don't turn him loose till
then. I'm counting on you. Tom.
your Old Pard,
BOB BUCKLEY,
"Prest. etockmen's National"
The major began TO tear the note
into small pieces and throw then Into
his waste basket. He gave . salts
fled little chuckls - be ia %.
''Coufoundsd old reckless COW.
puncher!" be growlsd. contsntsdly.
that pays hin some o. account tor
what hs tsisd 70 % foe Ds In the sAs~
sWs ~Sa~e - veass asn"
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s'' ~. '.o, sss. nn 700
a., ~. ,'us ' '"e s'as come out
:" .ne 's.. one. ~ WINS ana naVs
MP n.s
W" n '"s'eo MN.
"eo no ~ se you
~. '' w " my .ou,s. .ne ..ms %
80 80. ~ ss. Ns'.'s.e.. you
ar. a .nu :" .nIs'. oo'
ns''ns'. van you maze . sn'sI Oh .
'',r ra III :, on'e ~.
"s u,"sI "soe no .ns"s' AZ
.nA. ,''"e"' " nea'a .ns snrm
mn's'e VI 'oeou'o'.se pun'ns 'n.o
~. a0po.' In.' was .ns 'Is'n % 'ns
,,e, na,ao~ kau.e 'o.a 'nA' 1',rss
.n.o san nosa,,o from tns souIn. ,ns
"aIo, eo.Aea "'s esI NJ: "s.s"su ~.
g.. "''''sn. s"u 'o'seu ~ n
,a ns "", ,rs sause vs. w On
'' 90 a., ne maI'' eon'In"eo.
o. ooo nuns ouna h1 "e
Ieaahs 'ne pape.s Ana smos's ps'
an"'"s, aepu's !" "o,A 70 ns p'..s'
ana. s,'., VINE. .ns "'s' sAe'''
"s M " .ne case ~oIs on - .
m. ns,c a os men ".ms ', ~, s' J, 1 ns,.
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siderins now mucn u renectso w.
both him and mo-
TWO days went by. ana Ne never
got q clew. II couldn't nave 49,
burglars, Tor the safe had been openea
by the combination In the proper way.
People must have begun 20 talk, tos
one Afternoon In comes Aiice--tnsrs
my ~he-and the boy and girl. ane
Alice stamps her loot. ana her eyes
nash. and she cries out: The lyinS
wretches-Tom. Toni J catch ner 10
a rant, ana bring ner round iItue ~
little. and she lays hes hess down
and cries ana cries Tor the nrst TN
since sne TOOK TOM Ninsmans name
ana fortunes. Ana Jack ana Ai'e
the yonnssters-they were Mways
wild as tiger CUPS TO rush ~ BOO ana
chmo al over MIN whenever tnsy
were aho~ed 10 come 10 the court
nouse-they $1,000 ana Kicked tneir
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Toe chill Of IL dreariness was =
definite % tho chill Of bitter cold.
YES" she said slowly. Aunt Ne.
linda should pose In your rooms. They
are warm and bright and rich an
luxurious. A stately. old family ~.
tainer needs such . setting. TIM
room 10 too poor and barren-s
Your room II extrens.y artistic.
! love II. suggested that you drew
Aunt Melinda In my rooms bscauss
like to think Of your presence thsrN
am away nearly all the time al
-"
T won't do H." shs said sharply.
One evening he knocked at No.
door. "May ! come In and visit .
whils?" he asked.
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room.
VIII you come INF" she asked 81.
citedly. "'Coms In and help me-
quick. ! doe't know you--sxcept -
the mas who lives across the hall
but you are perfect. You are exactly
what ! want and I'm 10 such hurry
-"
With two steps Trssdway was In
the room.
Stand where you are" command
Cd the girl. .Fscs this way. That's
siGhe Chia upz-she vay yoa aivays
U5yE UG 49, UUo3f -
of . ssecssslul ed healthy yosag
business nan."
She stepped behind IN easel and
began TO sketch rapidly. Bswildse-
mont held Trsadway's tongue. He
stood immovabis. staring at her.
Eyes . little 70 the left. please"
Her voice was quiet. cool nd I'M
personal.
Nay ! ask." be vsstursd. ~ this
10 IN inspirationr'
NO. Advertisement. CHS . little
higher
Pace In rsposs. please"
In the line of his eyes was . curly.
red-brown mass Of hair. pinnsd. -
closely - IL crinkling would per.
NIT. to Q small head. When she tilt.
ID her head back In her abstract. In
personal scrutiny Of him there came
within bis vision . creamy white face
with DART. intense eyes. arm. square
chin and . dimpisd. rosy. contradic.
tory little mouth.
For . long time he stood motion
lees. his eyes On the rsd.brown crink-
lee Of hair. At last he shifted his
body with ostentatious WEAKNESS and
drew Q long. audible sigh.
The abstraction left the girls face
and genuine interest and concern
flashed into Il.
oh" she deploreA. I'm % sorry.
You are worn out ! aid not realise
how long you had stood. Forgive ne"
He relaxed his ri9idity and dropped
into = chair. The girl left her easel
and sat down near him.
Nay ] explainr she asked With
. gracious. sen',e dignity. y ows
yoa . detailsd sxplanatioa snd many
apologies. ! an an artist. am
neithes . good nor Q surcessful one.
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