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Emmons County record., 1911-02-16

| in sons iisea.ed or malicious nird
6e is alw8s readS and wiling /:
answer ar call. org Q. sho... aSh'
! OK day
Monday NJ Ryan. o. this ely
had received about one hundred SD
plica.ions for the seed grsin The s..
Railway company is e..ins lie
farmer. Of the Brsiiocs dist.:c:
There is no~ no excuse e. farmers
not having zoai sevi
Yesterday o-ussfs. sN-Sis.sxans
received lone distance ssisphors
message stating tbs. Ok Ls.rssxs
formerly q Blstee. wsl.l b II
Brzisecs tesisy e msss arrange
merits 70 permanently s,a;s here
Dr. Las.aoes ss aisy amended
as psysic;sn
F-ei S-s.z ara Ms-ssn Js7s:a
returned Ilssssy :.an their vl..,
to go-is. W lsaseas soa Lars
remaining u lows where he : he
g-es. q friends NJ .Is9sor ana
son purchased u ac.es G: w.s ..-
"a and a-i ne :asus. : s-.hu%
ias;lc ose. nis ns.gsla
\ telephone message re,sivsi
..on Vi, a.d Mrs. Go c. Ss-ys
vao a.s With .ae.. san ws.rs. S.
Bismarck hosri:s. s.s:ei .ss: lie
ooys condition vas s.isa:iy improved
%. .hs; re wss s:i.l vs-y ow Az
shs, .ir.e Mrs Ss-ve hz6 -: ua-
se'sons ar operation. La.s. Ms
se-9el returned :-an B.sn s.cs yes-
seroay Shs -e1o.:s ..s. .e- s-
is much better. ~: TIA: M. S1,Ss
is confined % me sosPi:s ~::n 81
shscess in sis nssd
Ms,ohaa. L u. Dos.S.hlag saa
Ranche- ! / Se.ogsi-s -. On Maa.
Gay : eas.5olai 500 .-s;a e. TIE
land Q: bsnarss ard 5u!l..oss.
'og.he.n Texas a-i E.o.;Ga. Tasy
ass lo5sin2 - AMI, rs,s- sai
;cerery they -sy os away q.
1ees q. Trey ray 5s away .o-
month |: Is certain. However. ina:
shsn .asg return ne: viii know
) "a: TIE. aays seea s-s .ha, they
Sill b ATE to explain lie .sasaa
9r 50 -och noise :-om 6own Dixie
Sa: ia.s'y.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Notice in Regard to Institute

Efforts are being made TO lengh,.
en- ths .egsla, sraas. Teachers In.
ssisuts into a .hree-.eek.s Sumner
School where teachers can take IN
such .or.. as vii give hem c,eii.
toward Teachers Certificate TIE
time will soon be here when We
vii need al the home teachers xe
can gst and the eh.sct .: such sum
Hnsr school xill be primarily to pre-
pare our home pupils 10 teach 81
cur su.sl schools. Every fall q
number q home boys ard girls 40.
pig for schools and If ne can get
them 70 attend . .hree-neek train.
ing school We viii be able 70 have
more efficient work from them. The
object Q. this notice Is that We nigh,
bring il 70 the attention Of all pro
specsise teachers in the county who
would attend tha. We may hear from
them Individually and thus fnd ou,
ho* many re can figure on attend
ing Tns expense xil! no. be grea.
as plans viii be made to get rates
steps are being taken 70 combine
WITH Logan county in this summer
scho9i and there is no reason why
this section Of .ns .,s.e ca,,o.
= good showing Many osour teach
=ss attend annually a. the summer
'ehoo' at one Of the normals. We
lguFe that il the instructors can be
5'oa2ht here more will attend.
-saSe "ri.e ne atyour earliest con
'sn.eace
Eieary H. Hanson,
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Circulating Lihra,;e..

Long before the Revolution a young
printer IN Philadelphia when be had
taken OF bis working apron at nigh.
used to sit poEng over his dozen OF old
volumes b. freight. BE soon knew
them bJ hear. and hunseed fos more.
But books we're costly. and be had but
little money he had eight or ten
c.oaies, young men who. like himself.
we're eager 70. knowledge. Ranging
aus books on a shelf. he invited his
l.1eaos to DO tie same, that each O.
tae1 might have the benefit Of them
ell Zen Franklin thus laid the fouo-
dadon Of the fst circulating library in
this county.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
countar pialnnaeu

Il think you VIII like this goods,
madam" urged a salesman IN a Eueua
avenue shop. IT is iuS the thing for
a stout. middle aged lady
Sir squealed the customer in a
rage The Clerk saw his faux pas and
recovered himself quickly
Pardon me, he smiled. Il m.s-oess (
S'u for the young lady who was il
he,e yesterday looking for something
fpF Fer grandmother. Now that l ioos
1t YOU again. see that this was an
e.aer person. Now if you are buyins
lor Yourself, We have something ove.
here that"
Cleveland Plain nealar
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Teachers Examination.

Teachers are hereby notified
:Aa. ne nss: regular Teacher. Ey-
animation vi Be he'd il the scho-o..
house a. Linton. Friday ard ss.u..
day. March i9sh an5 ii.h a. So a.
u ~ 'each..s holiin2 permits
anr a. prospective teachers are re-
guired % De present. No excuse
short Of doctors certificate .. sick.
nsss vii be excepted.
-Een.y q Hanson
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
5censesnee.

There are moments when the pale
and modes. star. kin6led By God In
simple hearts. which men cal con-
science, Llumines our path with truer
light than the flaming comet Of genius
On its nagniHcen. couE,e.-Aiazztni-
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
He Co. III Aai.e.

You want more money Why. my
Ply ! we-ksd three years for Sli +
month right III this rstablishmen. a.i,,
spw IN owner Of II.
We'll sou see wha, happened 4,
Your boss No man who treats IL
hep that Way can hang on TO his bnS
ness Chicago Record Herald
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Bismarck. \. y lsr = .a,,

! w!sh 70 announce .hs. ! have -.
turned. from l-as.-g.s6 ss.e coa.~
q study il Vienna. 70 Bismarck =
resume the practice o. NJ p.oies-
SION ! saail b located here Per.
msaen;ly ard coasne NJ practice,
as IN the past, ,o diseases 6. the
eye. ear, nose and throat. ard errors
Of ret.acrio..
DR.. 7. N. MacLacalan.
Bismarck. y. D.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
HAzRLTON HAPPENINGS.


fFroEn Republican. FEB s.h
j. |. Roop was down from ID
capital city Tuesday night to So
Alrs. Roop who is still very sick
Chas. Gontka came in from hi
Hartford farm yesterday to a,ten
the meeting of the Creamery ASS
cation.
Miss Elizabeth Rush. who ha,
zen teaching school just north Q,
e village Of Strasbur2. i. home 70,
short visit.
A number of ladies assembled a
ae home Of Mrs. H 4. Armstrong
Tuesday evening and spen, :ew
easan; hours at cards.
Frank sabraw returned home
-om Fargo Friday. He has beer
tending the business college il
Ia. city, bu, vas compelled . give
, his studies On accoun, Of his eys
iiling
Al Mikalson lef, Monday morning
y visit TO his cid home il WIS
Jnsin. L. is also whispered among
s friends ,ha, he wer. IL way q.
ouncil Bluffs. Iowa, where .se
alden of his hear. is awaiting hin
L. c. Malcher, received .ele-
ram from Zumb.o Fails. MINI.
81 week announcing the Serious III
s. Of his father. ua: Vas unable
go 70 his parents bedside On ac-
IN. Of bs.ng i'll with a touch q.
seomonia.
I's 5. Commissioner Musnca va.
from the coA.y SEA. yesterday
d made final proof papers for
aude Wakefield. Ben Mathews.
I'd Nels P. Anderson. The Com
issioner Is nursing knee .ha. IS
7ucss full Of reh4nlatism aad q:
cessisy lean. upon large care
red Alien accompanied Mr.. Musach
d MS trip here.
NJ. and Mrs. c. B. Er.el lst. Mon +
~ morning for Bismarck where
RS. E. will FOR time receive treat
'ent 70. her falling health. After
ards they intend song farther
esi 70 look Up location to. a
otel and embark IL business il one
(. the aou.ish;ng young towns weS,
!: the Missouri river.
Hazel,on nov boasts Of another
ONE bakery and restaurant. The
e1 institution was started by ".
nd Mrs. J 3. C.oweil ana opened
! for business-in the old Yeate.
7,el building Monday morning.
ne owners are well experienced in
ae hotel and restaurant business
nd will no doubt make a success o:
aeir venture.
Geo. G. Zi.bes has purchased the
-Etel property comprising The - /,
= which the Ertel r1idence ard o1.
lllding recently stood. Tie psope.
: Is among the bes. as to location in
ne village and viii prove a COED
'vestmens. The consideration in :
ol"ed in the deal uas no. made 9
ubllc but II ls understood 10 have /.
cen in the Aeighborhood o. :our
1nd.ed dollars.
The school boards Of Danbury,
ne district south Of here an1
'llliamspo,t held join. meeting
the bank Of Hazelton Tuesday e
-ternoon TO settle dispute culrin- :
ing at the time this dist,ic. va. ;
Iyided nearly two years ago. Ths :
'ntroversy was over wsrran: :
sued by the Danbuyy distric. a. .
at time to cover certain obli2s. =
ons assumed By the williamson. e
strict which has been bore q: z
Intention between the two boards 2
: some time. After a lengthy 9
2
seussion in which considerable a
N was manifested On both sides ?
amieable settlement vas made y
both sides agreeing to ,efuns u
e original bonds. 3. N. Harder u
ook represented the Danbu.y q
strict and r. X Batter appeared ~
the local board. =
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Literary N,..

The teacher had been talking 10 her
laiiiFils GU ouidas story. The Dog 8.
Flanders aud she followed her tax
BY an oral ties,
Now. what is the name Of the au-
tflal:" she aucred
Small aud slansy Boy Oh. YOU Ida
Boston Record
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
The loLe a. L-

= suppose being TIE Wife of hu.
,i9fsSt is centinnauS ioke. said her
former schoolma,e
Nes She sadly sighed. looking a.
har faded and Old fashioned GOWN.
and It's on me-" EAehancs
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Pretty Slow.

seu,o. Partne.-Our new Office boy
seems rattle. d.ndent Junior Partner
What makes you think So? Senior
Pa.tner-He has been here three days
and be hasn't called me by my first
name yet.-Sew Yo-s C1sae.
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
A LIFE FOR A LIE.

Snssr'st New cuinss cvs.e q Which
Ssusss Frsauan. Murs ~.
Letywhese !n New G, y&aea the
'faSe'et assrhnt1raHT troua II face 10
Emmons County record., 1911-02-16
Nice Selection.

She Now that you have ,oos.>,
my music. what would you IN J.
have me play,
ns-Wh'st or domiuos Boston rss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17

For Sale-Draught horses in good
condition. G. F. Ilett. If.
For quick sale cheap. Cd Of nw4
section 2, New Avon township and
ne4 section 3, Three Lakes town
ship. Address ]. G. Jackson, Nor
gan. MINI. 1913
S. S. Tenney, a brother of CHI.
Tenney and w. Fl. Tenney, die
urday at his home in Wab; ~
MINI. He was 68 years of agesh@,
a veteran of the civil war, haY1ne
been a member Of the First MIME
sofa infantry. He was in % hard
fought battles and was badly
wounded in the famous charge at
Gettysburg. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17

F. G. Tuttle of Belview was Wis
itor in Redwood last Thursday.
Mrs. Otto Grapp who has been
seriously ill is slowly improving.
Mrs. E. C. Burmeister was con-
fined to her home by illness last
week.
James Smithers has been unable
to go to school recently because Of
badly sprained wrist.
Miss Lauretta Farisy Of Franklin
visited with her friend Miss Dotsie
Smith few days last week.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold food sale on Saturday at
the kuenzli & Luscher store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. A. Laudon
were among those who attended the
celebration at Lamberton Tuesday.
Three fine second hand cars, abb
solutely in good condition at your
own price. Lobdells Garage. 1914
Mrs. E. G. Thuerwachter enter
tanned a few friends at dinner
Thursday evening in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Thuer-
wachter.
John Mclean. teller at the state
bank, is in Kittson county. partly on
business and partly on a vacation.
He will do a little land buying if
everything breaks right.
Frank Clague was at Sleepy Eye
on business last Tuesday and from
there he went to Lamberton to at
tend meeting Of the directors of
the Lamberton bank and to be pre-
sent at the market day celebration.
Thomas Riley, proprietor Of the
Granite Block barber shop, was in
Redwood Friday. coming up from
his home at Beaver Falls. He is
still far from well and will not at
tempt to attend to business for some
days.
forster Torstenson and Lars Olson
Boil, both Of Wattonwan county
were brought to Redwood yesterday
and taken out to the county home
where they will be kept at the ex-
pense Of their home county. which
has no poor farm.
w. H. Hardy has started on q
trip that will take him into many
range cities if he sticks to his tim
erary. He is distributing literature
and will carry forward his campaign
in New York, Jacksonville, New
Orleans, Dallas. Topeka Lincoln
and Omaha, Des Moines and the
twin cities. He will be away two
months.
"A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17
WEATHER FOR WEEK.
THE CITY

Friday, Nov. Sd, will be Prize
night at the Dream.
Mr.. Oliver Steele spent Sunday
with friends in Delhi.
James Longbottom Of Seaforth
was business caller in Redwood on
Friday.
The Misses Ella and Title Schaf-
fer left for their new home in Cali
fornia Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Shaffer gave a birth
day party to several Of her friends
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. O. S. Durham left Thursday
noon for GAINESVILLE, Waseca county,
for weeks visit at the home Of her
parents.
Mrs. A. Butcher of Morgan is here
this week visiting with her two
daughters who are attending the
high school.
There will be a food sale next
Saturday afternoon at Kuenzli &
Luscher's store by the ladies Of the
Episcopal church.
Mrs. L. Christy of illinois. who
has been here since the death of
her sister. Mrs. S. J. Golden, left
for home last Saturday.
Special meetings will be held in
the Christian church from Nov. is
to Oct. Is. Evangelist H. Gordon
Bennett will.have charge.
A. P. Goudy, who has been maxi
ing an extended visit at Vesta. St.
Paul and other points returned to
Redwood Wednesday and will re-
main here for some time.
For SALE At the Eagle Roller
Mill company's elevator, -four and
feed stuffs Of all kind, including
bran. shorts, oats and corn. at right
prices. W. F. Jackson. Agt. If.
]. S. Baker has gone to Tennessee
and it is likely he will spend the
winter there. Mrs. Baker will visit
at Red Wing and in Wisconsin be-
fore going south to join her hus-
band.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17

c. McCartie Of Morgan was in
Redwood on business last week.
WANTED-by family Of two a
girl for general house work, Inquire
Of Mrs. Joseph Tyson.
Miss Katie Steinhilber Of Renville
came to Redwood Saturday for a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Stephen
son. She will return tomorrow.
Spring chicken of fine quality,
selling at the Scenic City Meat Mar
ket for IL cents pound.
Do you want to sell your farm?
If so, see The Straus Bros. company.
Office Philbrick block, Redwood
Falls, MINI. If.
Ernest Heilman is now safely in
Germany. III. J. Heilman, his
father, received a letter from him
last week written the day Ernest
reached Plymouth. Eng. in which
he said the voyage was delightful
and he was not sea-sick. The next
day he expected to leave for Bremen
and was going direct to Berlin where
he takes up work at the university.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17
AT The High School.

Robert Adsit is ill with typhoid
fever and it will be some time before
he will be able to return to school.
Gilbert Orwell and Roy Brown
were at their homes at Hanley Falls
over Sunday.
Lyle Zumwinkle. class IL, visited
friends here on Saturday.
DIR. Seasholes gave an interesting
talk to the high school pupils Mon :
day morning.
Amanda Collins visited at her
home near Sacred Heart over Sum
day.
The High School orchestra for
1911-1912 was organized last Tues
day; those trying for places being:
Charlie Alexander, John Lamberton,
Paul and Harold Myers, Ralph Steg-
ner, Ralph Hutchinson, Rodney
Wells, Henry Hermer. Ada Tenney !,
Arthur Hassenstab, with Mr.. Sher-
wood as instructor.
Mrs. Bessie Scoville, national
worker for the w. G. T. u. spoke to
the high school students on Tenn
perance in College education, Thurs
day morning. She initiated q move
ment looking to the organization Of
the young people of the city in the
temperance cause. Mrs. G. Collins
is now in charge Of this work and
those interested in the matter should
see her.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued last week by Clerk of
Court, w. G. Weldon:
Albert G. Smith to Bessie B. Man
ming, Michael Brand to Margaret
Moelter, Joseph Starken to Gertrude
CORES. George Fagen to Anna Mont
Romery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17

Excursion fares October Oath via
the Northwestern line.
Tickets on sale October oath, re-
turning October 25th. Apply tick
ct agents Chicago & Northwestern
Railway.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17
Coupons every night At the

Coupons every night At the
Dream.
Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Starr were in
Lamberton Tuesday
Miss Adell and Kenneth Himer
and Charlie Peavey were visitors at
Wabasso Sunday.
ANY one wishing a good second
hand car that is guaranteed to be
in good condition. Call at Lobdell's
Garage. 1914
| Mrs. Harris Peavey returned Fri
day from a two weeks visit with
her brother. Ed. Kenney of Water
vile, MINI.
w. e. VIM of VIM Bros, re-
turned last week from Minneapolis,
where he transacted business and
visited with sister who is leaving
for the Pacific coast.
Found, a stock hog. which came
to my place on Sept. 10. Owner
can have same by proving property,
paying for his care and for this no.
tice. F. M. Shoemaker.
There will be a business meeting
of the Cemetery association at the
council rooms Tuesday, Oct. "a, at
3 p. m. Phebe M. Fuller, president,
Annie E. Ward, assistant secretary.
Frank r. Smith and wife re-
turned from Minneapolis yesterday,
being detained a few days longer
than planned on account Of Mr..
Smiths health.
Spring chicken Of fine quality,
selling at the Scenic City Meat Mar
ket for IL cents a pound.
| Miss 7. McLaird w. C. T. u.
worker of St. Paul will address the
young people of Redwood Falls on.
Nov. II. Union services will be
held at the Presbyterian church in
the morning and at the Methodist
church in the evening Of that date.
| Miss McLaird will speak at each
meeting.
DIR. and Mrs. T. E. Finn returned
to Redwood Falls from Green Lake,
Saturday evening, makir G he trip
in the doctors car. They found the
roads bad. When DIR. Finn went to
the office he was greeted with
funeral wreath bearing the inscrip-
ton. DIR. Films not dead, but
married."
Ernest lander who for three years
and a half has been connected with
the typographical department of
the Gazette has accepted position
in the job department Of the Sioux
Falls Herald, German paper. He
lleft Sunday and if he likes the place
Mrs. lander will follow him in about
two weeks. Mr.. Zander is an eff
Gent and reliable compositor and a
young man whose personal habits
and gentlemanly bearing make him
host of friends and ensure his sue
cess.
Joseph Tyson purchased land in
Koochiching county, near Nor
/ thome, while north week before
last and says he is we'll satisfied
with his bargain. He got bunch
land within three miles of the town
and another about IL miles out. He
says it is as good soil as any he ever
saw. At the same time he admits
he ran across good many thousand
acres Of poor stuff. His land is in
the hardwood region and he is sure
/ it will advance in price rapidly. He
returned on Wednesday Of last
week.
! AT The High School.
/ Robert Adsit is ill with typhoid
/ Il = l. e.,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-29
Pen, Pencil and Brush.

Peter Newell. the famous American
caricaturist and illustrator. was ci-
garmaker before he discovered bis tai
ent with the pencil.
Eugene Zimmerman. "Zim," the carl
caturist. was born In Switzerland. In
his youth he was a fish peddler and
later a baker and sign painter.
Herman Dudley Murphy. the Bos-
ton artist, stands six feet and some
inches high His shoulders are broad
and his muscles hard from continued
exercise In his canoe and yacht
Johan Olafson Turf. poet. artist and
hunter. said 10 be the first Laplander
to write book. spends the long dreary
winter trailing wild game in the snowy
wilderness of his native land. DE
lives and travels alone.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-29
CONTINUED

On the glass of the hall door, glazed
halfway to the top. was the inscrip-
ton in trim black letters, Lee Ran
dali, Assistant Cashier
And so it was with Lee Randall,
alias Jimmy Valentine. that Bobby
Lane, the bankers little son, was fond
of romping away his (Bobby's) idle
enacted the role Of an austere. uncom-
promising banker
Very much the same Jimmy Valen-
tine in appearance and manner, Mr..
Randall had scored a signal success
as assistant cashier. and neither Mr..
Lane nor any other official or director
had found in the three years occasion
for the slightest adverse criticism of
deemed to be most valuable acquisi-
ton to the executive staff of the bank
and had evidenced unusual capacity as
q detector Of counterfeit notes and Of
forged signatures on negotiable instru-
ments Yes, the assistant cashier was
a man with a future of promise in
store for him, and the Fourth National
of Springfield had but month before
offered him the position Of cashier,
with thousand dollars year in
crease over his present salary. Not
one official of the Fourth National could
give a satisfactory reason for his re-
fusal of the offer. Very remarkable
young man, very" was the comment
of the president of the Fourth National
when notified of the episode.
"Hurrah! Nobody in the Officer ex-
claimed Bobby to his sister Kitty. who
followed him into the room.
The children. prime favorites with
the assistant cashier were accustomed
to do very much us they pleased with
him or with his office at this late hour
in the day, when business with the
public had practically concluded, Al,
most the only remaining thing for hil
to do was to attend to certain routine
matters connected with the closing OF
the banks business for the day.
Come Oh: let US play something.
challenged the sprightly Kitty. who
in her short skirted white linen dress
and with her delicate features. mucl
like those Of her sister Rose. appear
ed more like Christmas doll than &
future inheritor of fortune and of an
imposing. dictatorial social position
AT Bobby's suggestion the children
decided to play at being a banker
and after lengthy. spirited dispute
Bobby impersonated the role Of Mr.
Randall. while Kitty was forced to be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-29
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

DR.. Clara Ferguson has been ap-
pointed a member of the consulting
staff of the Cook County hospital, Chi
cago. the first woman to be appointed
to such position.
Miss Emily Randolph of Philadel-
phia is a champion polo player When
she goes on the field she wears regu-
lation masculine trousers and long tail
ed coat She rides astride and plays
the mans game with Il mans skill.
Annette Kellerman says her family
intended her to be a musician. They
were q family with artistic instincts,
but she kissed music goodby very
soon after she learned swimming for
it.
Mrs Bristow, mother Of the Rev.
Canon Rhodes BristOw, M. A., OF
Southwark cathedral. London. has at
tanned the age Of 1O4. The cid lady.
except for the past year or two, lived
in Greenwich all her life and is won
derfully active. both mentally and
physically. considering her great age.
Mrs. Maria Kraus- BOe;te. who re-
Gently celebrated her fiftieth anniver-
sary as kindergarten teacher. has re-
sided in New York since 1872. For
over thirty-fye years she has been a
leading figure in the educational world
Of this country. devOting her life to-
kindergarten work. She was born in
Germany in 1885.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-06-29

but now that he more calmly con
sidered the matter he dismissed that
thought. Another idea fixed itself in
his brain. which would cause him tc
govern his actions accordingly in the
face of the danger that he wisely ac-
knowledged to himself to be vitality
alarming At any cost he must prevent
Doyle from turning Rose Lane and hel
father against him. They had trusted
him-they alOne-in the first instance.
and so it would be wit against wit to
defeat Doyle and. if need be. life
against life.
The minutes passed. What could
be the matter with the clerk or with
Red? Had the Waterman. too. receiv-
ed warning? And If so had he fol
lowed the impulse that had first come
to Jimmy Valentine. to fee-thp
time hOnored resource of the crook.
the time honored confession of thi
crook. flight? No; Red would not de,
sert Jimmy Valentine in an emergency
like this for
A voice was heard outside in The
vault room: "All right. Kitty. III