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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

Dame meitcr5ubelfeu, mar Ser 3rg III
Die 6ranfiurter 9abnbpfsbnle eiit.
gclai,feu, ulO Saalblrrg perIieB eiiig
oas Ibtbeil, Inn nod Ibidieo Su
neblnen.
guf Dem gabniteig ipar Gid)arb
itebclt gebliebei,, Die Game Su eripar.
ten. Saalburg fam auh ifon pie.
Der beran.
rIbe! Sd mub ellen. SIR bnbt
etrpas Iuieutbalt. Wenr id) nit
meinem Iltelr iertig bin, fomnle ib
Dir nod nad]."
Gr reifte benz Sreunbe bic Saitb
uno peridipnnb in Der Hiftilng nat]
eiltem anoeren 9nbniteig.
Cine Game in eIeganter &eiiefIei.
brng, aber bleit nnS miibe ousie.
bend. fam iest, bon eiiter 9ienerin
gefolet aus Dem 3uge. &ifarb be.
eriibte lie unb bot ihr ben Irm, Tie in
ben @arteiaol 81 fiibren. Sic fano
es iebr freunolif, bab er iif) ihrer
etfuas annebmen pole, meinte aber,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
3wanSisitcs aapitcl.

slls Gliie am anoeren Morgen gum
;riibitiif fam, etfpas ipater ais es
NIT hire 8enobnbeit NOR, mnrbe lie
lit Der 9ahritt iiberraift, bob ri.
arb Sarten geitern abenb ipdt nod
ngefommen lei.
Gs mar Elm Slid, sob ibr Die
ahriht bon benz alten 9iener ii6er.
ittelt ipi,rbe, Der nit ieinem Gienite
l beih1fti9t mar, I'M auf feline
nse Serrin Sl ad)ten. 9enn unter
IT 9ienerihaft batte iifJ lansit Die
niiht sebiloet, bob Der iunge ga.
N elm 9elper6er fir Die aomtciie lei
10 bab eS mobl baIo sSlin &lappen"
'mmen iperoe, pie bas io%nbl1ufige
BORT es ni,sbriidte.
9aS 6rod)te gliies fallm berrbigte
efiible ipieoer III beqeu Iufrubr.
lie ioate Tie iif inn gegeniiber itel.
M gqe5 iibergeben mar unm0g,
b!-Sbn befrogeu? Hein, bas
mite lie ebeniowenig. SIR Bench.
Ell ioltc inn ober 5eigen, bab lie
II erfannt babe.
sic bate inbeB nid)t picl 3eit, iid
rarlf einSurihten, bern Ser 8ait er.
lien 10 6eitig am Sriibitiidstii6e,
B er lie nod aleiu bort begriibte,
lift aeraoe 81 ibrer freuoigen lleber.
ihnlg.
Sic hatte aeboift, 5ei ieiner SIN.
nit id)or bai ibrer Wutter sli iein
10 bauSlid)c Bflidter fir lire s(b.
lienHcit roridJiiten 81, fcnrea. Sest
er itoroen lie itd) gceenil6pr. His
lrSS aut!ib itrobite Dor! morner
iqfommenaireube, inbelien Sic
tustod)ter toullt Elm @ort 81 GuBern
:mod]te urlS tohtenbleid bic ibr ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13

Die iriife 9uft tblie ibr uobl, utb 10
manbelten Tie einige Miniiten ben
gabniteig auf unb nieoer, Biz Der
3ue alfam.
Hidaro Sarten Soe iif Damn in
iein Ibt6eil 5uriif. 9aS &eiieaben.
telier gefiel ibm gar niht.
Sn 9aiel iibernnbm er es Damn.
fir feline Game Die acknowledgement
5u prbnert. Ils er i'm 3o1omt itanb,
I'M Die Softer offncn alt laiien, iab er
am anoeren gnoe Der Soae in Dem
Wenifengepiibl cinen Serrn iteben.
Der inn befantt porfdm. gum
auduf! @ar bas nift Wii(ler?!
gr bate inbeiien feline 3eit, ii6 bar.
iiber flar 81 peroen, % er gu ieinem
3uae suriifmnBte. glnberbem mar
Inn allgenbliflih menis oaran sele.
gen, bon einem 9efarnten ~getroffen
5u iuerocn.
1ie feline frau5oiiihe Sungfer
itano ihor, nof linn ausi6auenb.
Dor Dem gbtbeil. 8leid) barauf
rolte Der 3iig weiter, SuSern 81.
Su Often itieg Srau 2iitfe aus.
Cine Game empfing lie, itnb elm ga.
gen itano fir tie bereit. Cine feline
baIbe Stunoe Sabrt iollte lie an if.
Gortieb,tuo o,,S Aer A Go;to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
G~innmbsmamsisites aapitel.

3uerit bate saalbnrss aniinnen
nrr pie elm fleiner Sre,inbidafts.
oienit ausseieben. Wdbre,,b @ifaro
,Sarten iidJ auf iener Gabrt mad
5ranffurt befanb, mar Der Hrin3
pl0slif in ieinem slbtbeil eridienen
unb batte i'm aus benz Shlafe &c.
pedt.
nGu pirit iiberraiht iein, bab ih
nun bod i'm 3uee bin!" begann err err.
regt. sd batte aber feline Suit, IN
Sannoper am 9%abnbofe geieben 81
iperben. @enn ih ihon bort su Dir
geItcben rp1re. bate rns bic ganse
ganbe all Die gabn se6raht, uuS oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-13
pGre mir iebr unwiafonnIlcn gene.

rpGre mir Iebr innmiafommlen gene.
ien!"
Saalburg bate aaes bnitiI. ,,ll,s
permittelt stil rohen, ais mrlc or
S;crteu feine 3cit si elmer S.oge hi.
,ct. sd lpcr>c oid) md iillr hts
E,rnfinrt beg: 'iieR fonncu-- i'd mub
sri:f! Me; SntI bat lid, bel met
t,em @ater angeiaet, iinb ba labt CT
MID nift tort, pbeleif es itof ad]t
Gage anitebt. SD muB in metre
@ar,,iion suriif. 9u fennit ia mel
nen 4lten!"
.War1iml holt bit mir baS niht y.
iGl:iebert. 81. nerriidter Gciel?" bate
Saiten entriiitet geirnD:. nSnpll
tonnte id meine &eiie mad 9eliehen
mahen."
y@eil iG--ipeil id Seinc Geidlia.
felt in anipriih nebnten iuolte. SD
bin in srobe @~erlesenbeit gera.
tben."
Or babe, erSGblte err barauf. Sralt
2iitfe n%eriprofen, lie auf ibrer Geiie
nod Der ShDei5 5li begleiten. Sbc
Wann lei ein otter anauier, cr moi.
te, lie ioae 5uriiffommen, m1brenb
bet @r5t ibr bod anbere Suit perorb.
rete. Sn Dem Gralmteit bon Sar.
ten fonnte es ia fein Ienih aitsbal.
ten! Hun bdtten lie iid elm biiiel
per5anft. Der aonmer5ieuratb babe
Die &inoer mieoergebolt uno geiagt,
lie fo1t,ne es MAIDEN lpie lie poae.
Ia mir ia bod oieier Gage reiieu
lpoQteu, bot ih ibr meine 9egleitung
an."
Sic iagte, iie ipGre ieelenirob, ipenit
MIR in Dem 3ug ien,ano more. Der ibr
etnas bebiililih iein fonnte. Nl,n
fam ih aber MIR bis Sranfiurt nit
itnb mlB oann gleif 5iiriif in meiue
8arniion. "a molte i6 Did bitten,
bid ibrer elm penig ansunebmen,
tpenn lie III 9aiel anfommt. sic
min bon ba ms @e6irge, 5u elmer
Sreunoiit, Die elm Geniiolt bat."
Limb on febrit bon 5ranffurt naf)
Sannoper 5uriid."
.@obin ioate iH benn ionit? Sd,
tpolte ia nit Dir Suiammen in Den
Siioer, unb mir batten ia aqes ab.
gereoet2 Iber nit meinem S(lten lit
ia nid)ts St MAIDEN! 0enn es Dir
aber gar niht paBt, aiid) gut! 9ann
mnb Tie eben ieben, mie iie fertis
miro. Sbre Sitngfrau lit leiber MIR
cine iunee, i,tSuperl1iiige Gariierin:
BON ber miro lie feline Silfe baben!"
.Wenn ibr Wann Die Reiie niht
molte, bGtte Tie 5u Sollie bleiben iol.
LEM llnb mas on nit Der gar1Sen
@eihifte 81 thun bait. lit iebr Der.
punberlih! gs gebt iton a~Qer6ano
&latih iiber eud. 3as fam ih Dir
perratben!"
Limb oes6alb iol id 10 elm arntes
Sraiid)en ohne &iilfe laiien! Soptcl
&itteriinn iteft bod nod in eiuem.
Sd mar 5ufdllig babel, als lie iid) sli
Der 8eiie entidloB. 9a iagte id ibr,
bab mir beioe besielben @eaes sogen
urb ibr belfen fonnten. Iber tbr,
Die on fpiait-ih, ih fanb es iebr elm.
fah, bab ih Tie Dir anempfabl. Oh
bait bod aiih piel bort berfebrt!"
Bon bieien einfahen. fait i6lid.
ten @orten betbort, bate Hiharb lei.
men @ioeritanb aufseeeben. Gle er
bann nod gar5 5ugeiagt bate, Der
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nGliic, Gliie! lin @ottcS millen
berae5en Sic mir mctnct @ahns
iinn." ging es bcbeno BON Iettell Stp'
ben. Sic miiIen nidlt, melfe Sole
in mir tobt!-8eten Sic fiir mid,
Dab i6 nift untergeb' an Seib uilo
Geele!"
Sic rittcte iif ipieber arf uno be-
freite lid aus ieinen Irmen.
Salt ebrfurbtspoa bali er ihr anT
Die &niebanf.
Bitten Sic @ott fir mid, bob er
mid ni6t p~erlaiie," itammelte or
nod.
Sann iprong er auf unb pere
idpano olsbalo allf Dem Eortpe9,
Der gum Gorfe iiibrte.
@liie permohte iid) nift 81 riibren.
Sill lire @lieoer bebten. Die leelttfe
gritiitterlng mar Su itdrf gepeien.
8, mas batte lie aitgeriGtct!--fpu5
bate tie angeriftet! Sic bate sc.
'alalibt, 8utes 81 tbl,it, mar ltol5 oar'
aiif eclpeielt, ein Ser5 ben rcf)ter
g3ea ia iiibren-uno nun! 8 lire
tborifte Gitelfeit! SGtte lie bod Die
@arnur1g bes @nters befolet!
llno bann, bel Der Grinrernng az
ben Sater, trat alI oaS, mas gomiino
Iiiqer iiber bic @iirihe ibrer 81,
tern u,tn ilbtr M.!,nrN5 SHnhlrngs'
tpeiie geIuet, rpieber in Der 8orber'
arunb hires Gcnfcns. Iieie boppelte
SGuidung NOR Suoiel, piel Supiel!
Gin Strom BON Sbr1ten erleif'
terte ibr etpas bas Ser5, ood iufte
Tie i'm raid mieoer 5u rnteroriiden,
oa tie bic Gimme hires 9ruoers Dor
te, Der nod ibr rief. Sic ipolte iif
erbeben-oo6 es NOR ibr nod niht
moglifL uitb 10 antiportete lie mir
alif ieinen Hlf.
Ser aleine fam berangeipriIngen.
,8ir pdren idpn o elmer @eile
1efommen!" rief er i'm bodIten gifer,
la fam ober Der Serr WiiQer ben
iteilen Subpfao ber,lnter illtb lief 10
,ilig, baB er ploslih %aiisrutifte unb
jinfiel. @r bat ii6 ben SUB nertres
ten uno fonnte gar niht mieoer IN
oie Sobe fpmnen. Srdulein ging
jim llnb baIf ibm a~lifiteben unb bat
bn crit, cine Strefe fiibren miiiien.
Hir iaeten ibm, er ioae nit aitf's
Shlo6 fommen; ods moate er ober
li1t. "a iagte 5rdltlein, id io1e 81
Dir eeben.-0u bait geiuiB ifon se.
portet2"
Cine furSe @eile mr." antipor.
etc gliie, inbem Tie aa ibren Wutb
nuiammennabm.
Ger aleine blifte iie auincrfiam
IN, fragte bann aber niht neiter.
Sobalb Tie in's Sdlob gefommen
par, iutte gliie lire W,ltter aitf;
,er Safer mar GUM Slid nod
liht ba.
Mooemoiieae gencot fam nod ei.
Tiger Seit utb mar guns erfii1t bon
,em iGreflifen Saa, ben Der Serr
RiiQer eetban. Sic fonnte gar niht
enug periidern, wie gliiflid lie &c.
oeien, linn belfen 81 fonnen. sic
iirhtete, Die Tilege miirbe bel INN
! nbeim nitt gut iein.
r9eltr alte 9erion I'M Sars u,1b Die
ltnber.-Serr Miiler miro gepiB
arge liegen miiien!-arme, junse
Ranrl"
gliie aber bate mir Die gnlpfin.
ing, tpie i6per eS lei, i'm nod
lnge bier III Der Nabe 81 Diiien.
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G5ortietuns aui Der 4. Seite.)
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Department Of tho ,ntorjo,,

Department Of tho Interior,
unised States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado.
August II. 1911.
To Uhl Ward OF Sterling. Colorado. Contcstcc:
You are hereby notified that Edmond Dcyrysc
who gives Boulder. Colorado. MS his post-oilicc
address. did on January 10, lali file in this
office his duly corpbo,ated application to contest
and secure the cancellation of your Descr, Land.
Entry No. 0lei3S. Serial No. ulOi3S made January
Sth. 1910. for SELL Section - Township N.
Range 56 W.. 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. and NJ
grounds for his contest he alleges that Uhl Wnrl
has wholly failed during the first year after mtk-
ing the said entry to expcnd the sum of Si,I1 per
acre in Improvements on the said land. and has
wholly failed to expend any sum whatsoever in
improving the said land that the said Uhl Ward hts
wholly failed to cxpcnd 81 l0D PER acre. any sum
whatsoever in the building Of main or ranch
dtches. or in the purchns, Of water rights for the
irrigation and reclamation Of the said lands and
has VIII, lly failed to cxpcnd any sum whatsoever
.er since date of entry in either improvements on
the said land or in doing anyLhing. or cxpcnding
any money whatsoever toward the irrigation or
reclamation Of said lands.
You are. therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will i taken by this office as hav-
ing been confessed b.! you, and your said entry
will he Cancelled Hereunder without your further
right To he heard therein. either before this Office
or tn appeal II you fail tn file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice. AZ shown bciow, your answer. un,icr
oath. specifically meeting and rcspondin. to these
allegations of contest, or il you fail within tla,
time to file in this Office due proof That you have
served a copy Of your answer on the said contest
ant either in person or by rcgiStcrcd mail. II this
service is made by the delivery Of n copy Of your
answer to the contestant in person. proof Of such
service must bc either the ed contestant written
acknowledgment OF his receipt Of the copy. show
ing the date of its receipt or the affidavit of the
person by whom the delivery was made stating
when and where the copy was delivered, il made
hy registered mail, proof of such service must
consist Of the affidavit Of the person by whom the
copy was mailed stating when and the pos,o.licc
to which il was mailed. and this affidavit must i-
accompanied by the postlnastcr's receipt for the
letter.
You should state in your answer the name of
the postotce 10 which yuu desire future notices
TO bc sent 10 you
W. II. POUND, Register
First publication Angus, l7th. 1911.
Second publication August 2tth 1911.
Third publication August 3lst. 1911
Fourth publication September Tth 1911.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
GEN. LEE STILL DETERMINED
Major Ramon Gives Interesting Ae-
count Of Scenes In Tent Night
Before Surrender.

In Harper's. Mai. A. r. II. Ransom
gives an interesting account OF the
scene at General Lees headquarters
the night before the surrender when
he was still determined to strike one
more blow.
When | arrived at headquarters,
General Lee was In tent. sitting with
General Longstreet on some bundles
Of rye straw 1.-THE ground being wet
from the rain). at the upper side OF
the tent. with one candle for light
l made my report. md the general
told me to wait, as he wished to see
me. He asked me II l had had any.
thing to eat. and ! told him no. He
said he was sorry he had nothing to
offer me. He gave me bundle O!
straw and told me to sit near the door
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
E)Aia;YA{0lEs
-SSagsj7H:Ay-1Wt "
3sHlAssH

Tho best churn for home use is n
small barrel chrrn.
Dairy farming makes better farms.
better homes. better citizens.
Summer or winter. 1t does not pay
to let the milk flow run short
The words llcls,ein and IIolsteln.
Friesian designate the same breed
When cows are on good pasture
they do not require very much grain.
Churn the cream as soon as I, IS
ripe. DO rot le, It stand Tor another
day.
It is better to feed after the COWS
so on pasture than 1t is to stop too
carly.
M,l,pt Is n fa!''y good feed for dairy
cov.. but there are other crops much
better.
The fullblooded dairy COW VIII
never become profitable In the hands
Of a rcrub owner.
Gcod mix and cream can only tc
produced when the COW is led lib.
ernl supply OF clean and nutritious
feeds
When preparing butier for market
always bear in mind that m attractive
packnge will more quickly win II
buyer
The d,,rymPn sho keeps more than
taII dozen cows and expects 10 In
crease his herd. can ,rord 10 oTn 9
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Notice For Publication.

{. l.. J. Vublishcr) S,rial-UllD;s.
Department Q! The Inferior.
United States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado,
July &c. 1911.
NOTICE Is hereby given that George D. Grc,-
jan. Of Stoncham. Colorado, who. on February
Is. 1910. made Homestead Entry No. 0llOis. for WIZ
SWl-4 NEl-i SWl-i. NW-i SELL. Section 80
Township N. Range Sc w. 9Th Principal Mer-
idian. has filed notice Of intention to make Final
commutatio,. pronf. To establish claim To the land
above described, before Register and Receiver at
Sterling. Colorado. on the 25.h day u October,
lyl
Claimant naIncs ~ witnesses.
Newton ]. Strati',r. Of St1nrham. Colorado.
Philip Kccncn. %
Eddie Vpgcl, Of
Archibald S. Portncr. Of
W. II. POUND. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
DAIRY COWS DURING SUMMER
Method Of Handling Animals on Wash-
ln9ton Transformer Prefers
Fall or Winter Calves.

The following Is the method o.
handling dairy cows In summer en-
the dairy farm of L. II. Blanchard OF
jefferson county. Wash. This dairy
farm has been such success that it
has received national renown.
The dairy cows on this farm are
given a small feed Of hay early in the
morning About eight O'Clock the
cows are turned out to pasture Al,
noon they are stalled and given a feed
OF green forage. Another such feed
is given AT $50 p. M. and still an.
other at GOO p. m, after which they
are turned out to pasture for the
night. The quantity given at each
of these feeding periods is governed
By the amount the cows will clean up.
In feeding soilng crops It is impor-
tant not to put too much feed before
the cows Gt q time After they have
mouthed over the green stuff for II
while they refuse to eat 1t and call
for fresh material They should be
given Only what they will cat before
they have fouled 1t too much to relish
When the hay Is OF the best quail
i,y no grain is fed during the soiling
period except when rye is fed. even
TO fresh cows. but II the hay is not
of the best n small quantity Of grain
is fed fresh cows at the morning
feed,
The owner OF this farm prefers to
raise fail and winter calves for the
dairy Ii Is more convenient under
his conditions to give them the attCn.
tion they need than In the case OF
! those born AT other seasons. The
calves are allowed to nurse their dams
only once. After this they are fed
their mothers milk for two weeks
The first week they are given Two
quarts of milk In the morning. one
quart at noon. and two quarts in tho
evening, The second week they are
given three quarts twice n day. morn
ming and evening. During the next
two weeks the feed OF the calf con.
sists OF half whole and half skim
milk. with a pinch OF tlax seed meal
adced 10 II. shout once at feed The
quantity Of milk fed during this re.
riod THE second two weeks Is about
three quarts twice day
After calf Is month old II Is
given four quarts u skim milk twice
a day. with an ounce OF fax seed meal
and handful OF mixed corn meal
and gro,r, oats. The calf is taugh,
to eat 'hls BY putting the mixture in
the milk few times, Then the grain
Is fed dry. after the skim milk fced.
Ing this dry material after the skim
milk is finished prevents the calves
from sucking each other when they
arc let on, OF the stanchions In which
they are fed The quantity Of grain
liz gradually increased until at two
months OF age the calf Is receiving
quart Of the mixture day About
this time the feeding OF small quan.
tiiy Of roots and s'lTge begins an'l
the calves are given all the hay they
will cat. MIX IL fed until the calves
are six months old. sometimes long.
er. They have Gcce.s tofresh water
! at a!! times
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31

An entertainment and ice cream So
cial was given by the young peoples
class of the Sunday School at the new
school house last Friday evening which
was well attended. A fine program
was well rendered after which those
present partook Of ice cream and cake.
A convention of Sunday School work
e,.s for this part of Weld county will
be held at Stoneham Sunday. Aug. 10.
Following is the program:
SUNDAY SCHOOL FARMING"
MORNING SESSION, SEPT. 10.
1880 Prayer and Praise, -.---.-----
-. Led by Pleasant Valley Delegates
l0:45 The Public Domain, -.-------.-
-----..-- H. B. Mcmillan
ll:0O Possessing the Land. .---.-..-
----.-.- n. j. Strader
MUSIC
u:2O Securing the Title -----.--.-
Rev. j. H. Ketchum
Basket Dinner
AFTERNOON SESSION
200 Praise Service
--- Led by Flag Valley Delegates
2:l5 Mortgaged, Rev. A. j. Loyeless
2:25 Cultivation, .---. ID. C. Cutler
Solo -------------M Mrs. F. Knapp
2:35 Tending the Tender Plants
-----------,--- Mrs. C. w. Smith
2:i5 Caring for the Growing Crops.
.----.-------- B. +. Parmenter
2:55 The Seed. .--..--.-...-.-
---- Rev. Mrs. l.. NJ. Sweigard
MUSIC
800 Lifting the Mortgage .----.
-.----------.--- Rev. j. II. Ketchum
$40 Moisture, buckingham Delegate
1850 Address to the Boys and Girls, :
.- Rev. Mrs. Wm. NJ. Force
400 Pests, VIM. VanDevender
4:lO Paris Green, Rev. Wm. NJ. Force
EVENING SESSION
7:45 Praise Service, ..-------------
--------..- Rex. l.. d. WINNER
800 Harvesting. Rev. Volck
$50 Crops, Rev. J. II. Ketchum
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
Notice For publication.
E.A.s. unkishcr. Serial uio,

+. AS. trubl;shcr,, Serial UiUaSI.
Department OF The Interior.
United States Land Office At Sterling, Colorado
Auguat sth. 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth Kolp.
Of Stoncham. Colorado. who. M Jannsry Ssl. l9l0.
made homestead entry. No. OlOa5l. for Satiwcst
quarter. Section is. Township N. Range &c ".
9Th principal Meridian. has flcd notice 6 IN
tention To make Final Communication Trtof. tn cs-
tnblish claim to the land alovc described before
Register and Receiver, at Sterling. ColoralH on
the 10Th day of November. l9il.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles w. Smith. of Stoncham. colorsdo.,
Leroy f. kolp. Of Stoneiam. :.
Edward I. Iiarwod. Of StonchHm e
Fred u. Pierce. Of Stonchan,, e
W. II. POUND. RcA.dsr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS Al
S1oNEAAM AND VICINITY.


Special Correspondent.
F. B. Pierce spent Sunday here with
his family.
Miss Mable Swanson was Willard
passenger Saturday.
Norris Bakke has returned from
Sterling where he has been spending a
few days.
Clarence Bal;ke is home from Corlin.
Nevada. and is making short stay on
his claim.
Mr.. Swanson has returned from the
east where he has been working for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard have return
ed to Nebraska where they will spend
the winter.
Verne Anon has returned from Ne
braska where he has been working for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cookie left
Tuesday for Nebraska where they will
spend the winter.
N ]. Strader and Joseph Fry left
"Wednesday morning for Greeley pn a
business trip.
Hcarn Anon of Denver arrived Wed
nesday to assist hia father in plaster
ing the new sripd house.
Mrs. Biggs Of Raymer spent few
days of tins week with her daughter,
Miss Madse Bggs of this place.
Mr.. and Mn. G. H. Edgerton made
a trip to Sterling few days ago where
they went to make final proof on their
homestead.
j. NJ. Dunning is making another at
tempt to get water on his homestead
and hopes he will be more successful
than in the past.
Vim. Schmeecklcy and wife and the
formers two brothers left Thursday
morning for Eustace. Nebraska. where
they expect to remain during the win
ter.
VIM. Northrup Of Elm Creek, Neb..
arrived Wednesday. Mr.. Northrup is
II member Of the firm of Howard &
Morthrup and will remain here a few
days ON business.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-08-31
7 Win Strike That Man a Blow in
the Morning."

1t had been raining all afternoon, and
! was quite wet. was also very
tired. 70 put m. foot through the
bride rein Of my mare standing out.
side. and lying down on the bundle Of
straw, was soon asleep.
Il was awakened by voices, and
looking up. saw the colonel | had left
In charge Of the troops at the bridge
standing In the tent. He reported that
the rations had not arrived, and the
starving and discouraged troops had
all deserted In the darkness. leaving
their arms In the trenches. General
Lee heard him 10 the end OF his ac.
count. and then with q wave OF his
hand dismissed him. Turning to Gen-
eral Longstrect. he said: This Is very
bad. That man Is whipped. 1t is the
first time have seen one OF my OF.
ficers who had been whipped. It Is
very bad The conversation between
the generals was then resumed In low
tones, and | again fell asleep. must
have slept for some length OF time,
when | was awakened by General
Lees voice. speaking in loud tones,
louder than had ever heard from
him. He was saying. General Long.
street. ! will strike that man a blow
In the morning. General Lee some.
times spoke Of General Grant as that
man. and Of the federal army as
those people,
General Longstreet replied In low
tones. giving the strength and condl.
tion OF his command, and the strength
and position oi the enemy, and cou.
cluded by saying. But You have only
to give me the order. and the attack
will he made In the morning Again
the conversation was resumed In low
tones, and foil asleep. must have
slept for an hour at least. when again
| was awakened by the loud. almost
fierce tones Of General Lee. saying. 4
tell you. General Longstrcet. ] will
strike that man blow In the morn.
Ing General IonEstreet again re.
counted tho difficulties, ending az be-
fore. General. you know you have
only to give the order and the attack
will be made. but I must tell you
think II viii be useless waste OF
brave lives
Thinking had been present long
enough at such an interview.
coughel and got up from the straw.
and drawing back the flaps Of the
tent. looked out into tho darkness.
General Lee said: Captain Ransom.
beg your pardon. I had forgotten
you. Go now and get something to
eat and some rest. ! will see you In
the morning
II found my poor mare lying nat on
her side In the rain and fast asleep.
II was past midnight and very dark,
but reached our camp. though Meth.
er | nor my marc got anything TO cnt
that night.
THE morning came. and 7 listened
for the sound Of our attack. but all
was still. There WAS no attack: our
fighting days we're over"