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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-18

"put II in number one Marjorie
commanded, with queenly gesture.
The porter oheyed meekly WONDER
ing what would happen next. lie had
no sooner deposited Lathrop's yaliso
among the inconeruous white ribbons,
than Marjorie recalled him 10 say:
And, porter. you may bring me my
own baggage"
"Yo what missus@"
our handbags. idiot" Mallory eX-
planned, peeyisAly.
u aint seen no handbags OF you
alls," the porter protested. "Noa-aH
didn't have re handbags when yoJ got
on this cah.
Mallory jumped as II he had been
shot Good Lord. remember, We
lett 'em iu the taxicah.
The porter east his hands up, and
walked away from the tragedy Mar
jorie stared at Mallory Ia horror.
I'VE had 50 little time to eaten the
train" Mallory stammered Marjorie
leaped TO her feet I'm going UP IA
the bags ge car
For the dog
For my trunk"
And now Mallory annihila,ed her
completely. for lie gasped. Our
trunks are ON the train ahead
Marjorie fell back for one moment
then boUHded 10 her ieet "lth sAaH
commands Porter, Porter want
i,,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-18

upper made upy
"No--ol course not"
"Ex-cXcuse me, | thought"
Don you dare 10 think" Mallory
Numbered Isn't there another low
er BERTH
The porter breathcd hard. and gave
this bridal couple up AS a riddle h9t
followed no known rules He went TO
fnd lhe sleeping car conductor, and
returned with the information that
the diagram showed nobody assigned
to number three
Then I'm take number three said
Mallory. poking money at the porter
And still the porter could not under
stand
Now. lemme onderstan' youall."
he stammered Does you both moN
over TO numba three. or does yo'-yo
lady remain heah, while jest you pre-
amb0lates ?'
Just preambuate, you black
houndi" Mallory answered in Il
threatening tone TlR poter could
understand thal At least, and he
Numba tbree is vours san
The troubled features Of the haf-
ned porter cleared MP as by magic
when he arrived AT number three. Tor
there he found his tyrant and tor
mentor, the English invader
He remembered how INDIGNANTLY
Nh. V,.,gevood had r..rss3 ~ SHOW
lis ticket. now cocksure he was or
ns mnhrr how no had leased the
noftefs services As n sort ~ private
muse and had noid oo advance roy
alttes
And pev he was sDrawted ana sror-
,pp maIastirany anorg ~. man, us.
.,uss tl. slsamtoa t.n Re,.ps.
fastea .oo3 ID tha huubIs uortrr ID
t,.,.., M. r.,,1i.4 ,a,a s,o,tba,..,
- nns.,o er,,y Ne soschsd ms
tnfct M. nysr thts revenge Wltn
st tb- tn.oleu,- OF n SERVANT IN tler
snrhmt> he plo.,,a over MS pre,
-, ..r..,t.,, MIN .,..sl. srt-o o,.,
80 Vim n.nnortrieil defrrsnc..
~. ,,.. nnt .o,rd saa .yo. ttck4r
far w. saaty.
.C.,tsirly mar, Irs toe mucr
amy ~
"Conrduud you,'
The porter ured him OH. rs yon
sho you GOT one2"
WedgeW GOD was wide awake now,
ana surly AS any Engtshman before
breakfast 'Of cawse I'm shaw How
dare you?"
TOO bad. bur I'm 'bleeeed TO ask
you to gimme peek III It.
This Is an outrage
"YassaA. but ! just nacheliy got TO
see it
Wedgewood gathered himself to-
gether, and ransacked his many poch
cts with Increasing anger, mutterins
under his breath. Al length he pro-
duced the ticket and thrust II AT me
porter; THAN, you IDIOT are you cen
yinced now?'
The porter gazed a the billet WIN
illeoucealed triumph assam
convinced Mr. WedgeWeoo se''ieu
hack and closed ms eyes con
}inced that you Is III the wrong
berth.
impossible! | won't believe you
the knglishman raged' setlihs 70 MS
feei III luI9' 49, .r,o,.
Fernaps you D9''ef9 u.s.
et tue porter IHOi lIeu' '''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-18

CHAPTER She IL also bound FOR
Reno with sAine object Likewise Mrs
Sammy WMtcomb
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CHAPTER VII Rev ana Mrs T,maie
start on vacation. They decide al .at
loose and Temple i~mopes eyio o.uce ot liz
calling
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American Ass0cIATio~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-28
threshold. . DARK stain q blood -
tending across the porch 10oe.
cHApTga xv,i.

wv 0UOUW0 sN0ssU@
A bullet had struck The hard rall
shattering one Of the supports, aa1 ~
broad steps were scarrs-A ard snsl0r
tered. The man hay face upward. hie
lost inside the hallway. oas - =
bis head crushed IN. He was Foaghly
dressed In WOODEN shirt and patched
smallclothes. and wore gold hocpe y
bis ears. his complexion dark snuaGh
for . mulatto. with hands scared anA
twisted. Surely the fellow was -
solder; he appeared more to NJ ME
one who had followed the -. ]
stepped over his body. and glanced IT,
length Of the hall. The chandelier wae
shattered. the glass cleaning under
foot. the stair rail broken into jagsed
splinter. and q second man. shot
through the eye. rested half upright
propped against the lower step. H
was q sandy-bearded fellow. no better
dressed than the one without, but With
. belt about him. containing pistol
and knife. His yellow teeth protiu6-
ing gave his chastity features Send
ish look. Beyond him . pair u Iegs
stuck out from behind the staircase.
clad In long cavalry boots, and above
these. barely showing. the green cloth
Of the Queens Rangers. Thea Grant
had not gone when this attack wasl
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-28

made, or else he had left some men
behindi ! dragged tbs body out Into
the light 10 ! might scs the face-it
was the Irishman Who bad helped In
my capture.
I stood staring down at him, and
shout me into the dismantled room.
endeavoring to clear my brain and
figure Ill this out. Il was not % dim-
cult TO conceive what had occurred.
every bit Of evidence pointing to .
single conclusion. Grant had searched
the house for Eric. and discovered no
signs Of his presence: whatever had
subsequently happened between the
girl and himself, she had not felt jus
tilted In releasing me whils be and
his men remained. They must have
departed soon after dark. well pro
visioned. upon their long march toward
the Delaware. leaving Elmhurst unoc-
cupied except for its mistress and her
servants. The fact that neither the
lady nor Peter had opened the en-
trance TO the secret staircase would
seem to show that tho attack on the
house must have followed swiftly. II
had been = surprise. giving those
within NO chance TO seek for refuge.
There had been Q struggle ct the front
door: some of the asssilants had
achieved entrance through the win
dow. snd that had practically ended
the affair.
But what had become Of Pstsri OF
the girl! Who composed the attach
Ing party? The Indian had been DE-
spatched TO Valley Forge With my
memoranda: probably Peter. the Irish
man. and . negro Or two we're alone
left 70 defend the houss. Az TO the
Identity Of the marauAsss. ] had small
doubt: their handivork was too plain.
y revealed. and thoss two dead men
remaihsd % evidences. Rough % we're
British and Hessian foragsrs, they
were seldom guilty q ssch wsnton d.
struction 10 this. Besides this was
the hons of prominsnt loyalist. pro-
tccted from despolistton b. high %.
thority. Ths hsllish WORK must have
been accomplished By .oas or more
bands Of those ''fius Robbsss" who In.
tested Monmouth county. Infamous
devils. hiding IL caves among sand
hills. an1 coming forth 70 plun1er and
roA Psstsn1ing 10 - Tostee, thsir
only purpose q oseanisAtiea was pill
iage. evsa h The army the Names
Of thslr more Dro0lnsat lsa1sss wess
known. ssch - ne6 ragia, Dsbow.
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looking him straight IN tha eyes. mot
because u your threats. but bscauss
I wish TO serve you. Now know who
yoa are. and win tell you an I know
about this whols affair."
"Was-was ny daughter hssei~ hs
Interrupted.
"Yes. sir"
my Godl And Erics~
mot to my knOwIsdge-thsre was 4
man called Peter. this fellow. and
black slave Of two. They were ali I
saw
But Why should Claire have been
here,- he asked % though dased. aun-
less she came 10 meet her brotherf I
supposed hcr safe II the city
Il DO not pretend to understand the
cause Of her presence. But II you
listen to my story perhaps you may.
know what to do" paused m instant
to get . grip on my thoughts. need
not tell all. confess my identity. or
mention my personal relations with
the daughter. II am soldier. Colonel
Mortimer. In Maxwell's brigade Of
Washington's army. What brought me
here has nothing to do with the pres
ent story. I was In ths night over yon.
der near Mount Laurel night before
last when We captured Delavan's for.
age train"
what" hurst IN tho drasonp ON.
Ger. "was Delavan defeated. thens
Hadn't Grant joined hims"
"Yes to both questions. cir. Della
van was killed. and Grant surrendered.
He and his men were parobed. and
started for Philadelphia last evening
from here"
From hers!" incredulously. THAT
must be . lie. colonel. for Mount Lau.
rel 10 between here and the city,"
Nevertheless. II II mo- lie." re-
torted promptly. looking the young
fool In the eyes. Il was hiding here
for reasons OF my own when they
came trsmping In along that road
about the middle Of the forenoon yes
terday. There was near . hundred
Hessians and Rangers. with two Ger
man oiacers. and Grant. ] heard them
tell Mistress Mortimer this was the
neele.s p'sce vne .ns. ~. sI.o
on nna'ns p'os'.'o"s. ano s..s
tenoea 70 remain untn na&n'' : w..
snow wa. nAppeoco .I.s. NV ~
oept inst tne o"ces we.' 'a.s1s; ~
.ns mon ms,cnee U..3 ~ W ssS@
70 ea. tneir OreeAss
Mnst oocsmo y yos
on' /. nag o.ner ousInes.. ~ "1vcs
- psc1 es0nS nese sn.m ~, = -
.ss.. 49, 80. -.
49, 49, - ~. -. $1,000
60
mols 80. -. e. Nv
NJ op'nion. tnsn. s"o ~. !.
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tack occurf We I'm Asse aflee 4as&
and al vas esSst eeo9gh -
c'airs-
she was hsre. thsaf ! hardly -
l'eved 4 possible
taihsa VITA her-euarrslea vee1
nsr. Indeed. Perhaps that wae wnu
she refuses % acconpany - y pAsle
delpn'a. hae what dsa yca nAaA
colonel. whsn you said 20 Aarely -
hcsed y posslepe she was Asref d
some On toll you
Yes: - caught > fellow ~
time Tor sscaps-Foash-looains 1iscre
ant. claiming 70 ~ Q Continental We
have him .ndsr 9uard y ne li6sasy.-
ne CONGRESSES % the whoie stosyT
Not . word; claimed TO know nOek
lne except that ClAiFo was here. oal9
No saw you. and then went away. -
setting back asain until this nos1
ms
The fellow 10 . liar. colonsl La
me zee him; III lash the trutA ost q
his lips. Where did you Day he vao-
In the libraryr
had barely time TO rise TO NJ fsee
when he entered. His syes SWEET
49, .as , ss.s. ~ ~. css 49,
excitement. although hoticsd hs tooh
. sudden step backward IN the ARA
- ~. n,,.. - . 800, !. =. 80
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beneath the other leader a banAittl
IN hang you With equal pleasure N.
der akthAr.~ 9uhaa01v ~ $1,000 d
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about to fnd opening: again and again
I seemed to be against an unsurpas-
sable barrier; twice I dug through .
mass Of fallen dirt. once for three sol
Id feet. throwing the ioosened earth
either side Of me. and pushing II back
with my feet. thus utterly blocking all
chance Of retreat. Scarcely was this
accomplished when another fall from
above came, half burying head and
shoulders, and compelling me to do
the work over. The air grew foul and
sluggish. but ! was toiling for life. and
dug at the debris madly. reckless Of
what might fall from above. Better
to be crushed than to die Of suffoca'
ton, and the very desperation with
which ! strove proved my salvation.
For what remained Of the roof held.
and struggled through into the hrmer
gallery beyond. faint from exhaustion.
yet % quickly reviving in the fresher
air. had reached the end Of the pas
sage before Compensated the truth.
II opened In the side Of . gulley. com.
ing out between the roots Of . great
tree.
Iva. +. vr~ck IN hodv and mind. my
FAC. .,re.h.d With earth. nv hair
filled with dirt. my clothing torn and
disreputable. Laboring for breath, my
anger raw and bleedine I Law there.
vi,h ~. rceiv enough stren~th remain.
IN. IN kesp from rolling 10 the bottom
N IN. ravine. For some moments I
va. ines n.hle AZ either thought or nc.
III, .v.rv cunc. ~ .nerVv having
~, srnenAeA IN that last desper.te
.,rurrl.' law pantins. With eyes
cIo.sS hardly realizing that I vas In.
49, s,iv. Slowly throh by throb.
NV hear came hack into regularity OF
heat. ana INV hr.in into com mand. Ny
~ ess.ed, 80 / shu1A.re1 vith nor.
ror. e I recoxnised that dismal omen.
inr into the side al The hin. Clinsins
10 m tree trunk / attained nv feet.
am ava v,nr from veaknese. and was
TINS able 10 dance about over the
edxe a. the hank. and gain some con.
cen,,or ~ INV ,mmedia,e surround,nsa.
Il vas early dawn. the eastern eky
that shsde az male gray which pre.
cedes the sun. a few. white. nsecy
clouds calling nigh above. already
uhse1 win Nu 'ene ., .. s
nave oeen IN .n.. esr.n pI'so. s''1 !.
,ne mo'n'ns ~ .no paes'ous w.
tion 81 time proved that those who
had imprisoned ma there had Ieft mo
~ a'e. o .un !. oens .s ..
my u nsI .iea, = .ne e,ue
p... %. 'O.s. Io"I s ~. s" S
o'''c'y' c'sep'ns y" nsnos ~.u 49,
vs. n' ..ss :" We o. ~ 80
So., y. ~ oa ~. ~. rs az 800
.vo'. =. ~ IN ..' - .s Ill ...SsS -.
49,. - " .ns t -, ~. rS.s Sac,n.,..
. ..rdsr 'I0 coa,S ..,r IN, sl,mnsss a.
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tarniture broken and aung aside. walls
oacked. dishes smashed Into frag.
Deats. The scene was sicksning In
- evidence Of wanton hate. Yet I
soand no more bodies. or proof Of
teSther resistance. In what must have
osfn Mistress Claire's private apart.
lent stood with beating heart star
- about at the ruin disclosed. The
lnrge closet had been swept clean. ear.
1ents slashed with knives. and left
- rags: drawers turned upside down
= search after jewels: the very cur.
Tins torn from the windows. II was
: Scene Of vandalism Of which vaxa-
oeads alone would be guilty.
! stepped across tho pile q things
- the window. glancins out 1t the
I'll smoulderins ruins Of the stable.
Whatever had occurred. neither ths
10y nor Peter remained about the
hease. OF this I was satisfied. yet
with the realization there came Q sud.
- comprehension Of my own help
1eoeness to be OF any aid.
from the window where I stood not
. Aouse was visible. Just beyond the
oechard the roads forked, q well-trav-
80 branch circling to the left. and
diaAppearing over the edge Of hill.
~ traced II with my eyes . con-
sl6erable body Of mounted men sud
| 1ealy appeared on the summit. With.
cut fear that they could zee mo ut that
61Dtance watched eagerly ~ they
tsetted down the long slope. They
wefe plainly q squadron Of British
nsQgoons. their arms and cross-belts
eA1Ding In the sun. In spite Of the dust
kteeed up by their horses hoofs.
AWAITED until convinced they were
oc>ing to the house. before drawing
ba4 out Of sight II was difacult TO
1e(de what was best for me to do.
lid walt. Trusting to my rough
- ling. and pass myself o: ~ coun-
ts5vAan. or take advantage Of tho brief
IT, left In which to escaped II I
oGn4yed the nrst choice could ex.
49, the situation. and start these
tru ers on the trail; II not they might
6an % understand and ride on thought.
= What such a body Of mounted
80 we're doing in the neighborhood
] 4 - merely guess at--either they
- ridinr through 10 New York ON
- natter Of Importance. or else had
- neut ont hurriedly 10 d,scover
~ bad become oe Delavan's fora.
= rhis suppositlou was the more
~ and they had taken the wrong
- kus missing Grant and his men
q larkness.
nnet have Ont throush the or.
sSrlng IL low fence. for I
heara the thud a hoofs even a I
drew hack into the upper hall, Then
I vuace nave ! sharp command.
~CircIe the men about tho house,
simmena. There II something wrong
here. 40 I sav q fellow at that upper
vindov = Va came down the hill.
Move evick, now!.
Innat face o. - ...s
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ors ce.ts-n.rcn.,v .Thst se,lov has
s....s.s.s Ev...s e, 80 49,. r,oar
80 ~ s.sns az our men here.
.n,.s.. H.,-.. ,v,r. h.ch NJ N.
.,.i,s as rsrort.1 : soldisr hr,eay:
.Iriss s.chin. m.r.
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ovNopol..
CHAPTER f-MaJcr Lawrence. soa q
Jodgs Lawrencs Of Virginia, whoes wife
81 az, Ssn. on ,.. psr;os' n, m',ssss
~ q valley Forge.
CHAPTER fr-Disguised In . British
CHAPTER nI-rh. Major attend, .
Cest fets and saves the lady o. the
Dlendsd Ross" from mob. He later meets
the sirf At . brilliant bali.
CHAPTER Iv-rroubie u started over
partner. Mistress Mortimer. ltRe Lady 81
sss Blended Ross). to mako his escape.
CHAPTER v-IAwrence IN detecte6 N
e Spy ~ Captain Grant Of the British
army. who agrees to q duel.
CHAPTER vT-The duel h STONED bv
ysenrs friend: and the spy makes dash
~ m0sHy swimming . river following .
.cHAPTER vIr-rhe Major arrives NJ
nc Knows the Lady Of the blended
ssnsers arrive and search the biacksmisS
shop In vain for the spy.
CHATTER N-LAwrence Joins the min
sSsS msa who capture Grant and his
CHAPTER x-MaJor Lawrence n msas
Ssseoese ~ an Indian and two white
CHAPTER xr-LAvrence's esptors ,or,r
~ Y strong cell. where re meets
CHAPTER xTf-Peter advises Law.
ssnes .Ss 70 sttempt escape as Some
Il CHATTER xrn-0rant's appearance
soes mystery to the combination Of CIR.
,cHIH IssrrE 3 x.Iv,.sa.rsnss .s.,n meets
voeno MIN that he h In her house and
that she vas In command OF the party
shes attached and captured him.
CMApTIR xv-Ths CAPTIVE ~ shruse
80 q N1Sk Underground chamber when
Csgss!a orant begins search Of the
CHAPTER xvT-After DIGGING hia way
sSd Lcwrs q dnds the place ds:erted
across the threshold.
Knowing nothing Of the conforms
tion shove. or Of the location Of build.
ings. ! was obliged to press forward
blindly. conserving the faint likht Of
the candle. and praying for free pas
sage. II was an experience to test the
nerves. tho intense stiffness, the bare,
gray walls, cold to the touch. the
beams srasing my head. and uphold.
Ing that mass Of earth above, the In
tense darkness before and behind. with
only the Aickering radius Of yellow
light barely Illuminating where ! trod.
Occasionally the wood creaked omi-
nously. and bits Of earth. Jared By
my passage. fell upon mo In cl0ds- Al
together II was an experience ! have
no desire to repeat. although ] was In
no actual danger for some distance.
Old Mortimer had built his tunnel well.
and through all the years It had held
safely. except where water had soaked
through, rotting the timbers. The
candle WAS suffering with . ANAL 81.
fort to remain alight when ] came to
the first serious obstruction. had
barely time In which to mark the na-
ture OF the obstacle before the fame
died In the socket. leaving me In .
blacknsss % profound II was like .
weight. For the moment was prac-
tically paralysed by fear. my muscles
imp. NJ nmes tremohn9. lei 70 en-
eeevof 70 push iorvaro 80 no mors
20 % ofeaosa tnsn 70 attemps retrAc'
ing ~ msps. u one way tnes Wss
hope; VI sns osnes none
WMh cropping ringers ] verneo the
s'tsatioa. q That enef 6isncs ere the
candle failed had revealed u. = beam
had fal'sn. letting Gown 2 mass @
earn. est vas weaeed 10 secn way
% % leeve small opening ABOVE tne
aoof. eassly euncaeot TOT 2 nan 70
wiegSe through. HOW fsr even TINS
s!isht passaes estsedsd. OF what wofes
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
Arcadia Valley

Mr.. Howard Vipham and T.
Frederick Peterson were dinner
guests at s. S. Reeds on Sunday
last.
Miss Mona Robertson and Howard
Robertson went to Twin Falls with
the Basket Ball team.
Bill Brayton spent Saturday and
Sunday at Wendell.
The Misses Hattie Graham and
Jess Oliver, accompanied by Mr..
Pierce, attended the dance in Wen
dell Friday night. Miss Graham re-
manning over until Monday.
The people of the valley who
were fortunate enough to go east
this winter are expected home the
first of the week.
Mrs. Oliver and daughter Shirley
will arrive home Sunday, Mrs. Ora.
ham Monday and Mr. Quay Tues
day.
Mr.. Tiefenfelter will commence
work for G. H. Porter this week.
Mr.. Koffend preached at Arcadia
Bible School last Sunday evening
Mr.. Sloane is expected home from
Thousand Springs this week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
Exercise.

Exercise in its general Significance
is a glorious thing 1t is not, how
ever. anything much in its purely
physical sense. Thus. a person with
large muscles and not very big wits
is of almost no value to society,
whereas a person who has exercised
both is often indispensable. Exercises
for the wits are very difficult. There
Is nothing to do 100 times. or so times.
II is not something to which one can
give 20 minutes the first thing in the
morning and then go the rest of the
day. Socrates, who was the Sandow
of mental exercise, kept his pupils at
1t pretty much of the time. There is
one phase of It which is especially
hard. This is the exercise of ones
rights. Unexercised rights are much
worse than unexercised muscles
Thus. after voting. we are ordinarily
mentally stiff and sore for several
days. This is because. unaccustomed
to exercising our rights, we strain
them
The secret of It ell is to exercise
your muscles little. your wits a M.
tie and your rights little. As the
Greeks said, Nothing too much
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
CORRESPONDENCE


One by one the various sections
OF the tract are becoming known by
some title, and the above name has
been given the territory laying
north and west from a point six
miles north of town.
c. Y. Williamson was in charge Of
the link ranch last week while
Howard attended the Farmers
school at Jerome.
Thos. Kerher Is the proud posses-
sor of a new wagon
Frank Gehrmann has invented
a windmill with which TO operate
his feed grinder. Great head.
n. Bobbitt has the plans drawn
for a new house which viii be built
as soon as he can get the material
on the ground.
c. W. DeVoe has gone TO Cali
fornia on business.
c. Y. Williamson has increased
several inches in height all on ac-
count Of his killing a coyote recent
ly.
Thos. Kehrer has developed a
new demand for hay, having recent
ly purchased two tons from Gehr-
mann Bros. which he will feed his
cats and other pets.
A. T. Bruner expects to leave in
a few days for a combined business
and pleasure trip to his former
home in Illinois
Thos Kehrer has added another
COW to his rapidly growing dairy
herd.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
Laborers Quit Work

Twenty-nine Greek laborers employed
on the section OF the Bliss-Rupert line
quit work Monday OF last week on ac-
count OF an alteration with the foreman
japanese laborers were put TO work i'm
mediately, and work is progressing
smoothly. Train loads OF rock are being
brought in for ballast on the new road
and it will be put in first class shape this
spring When the road bed is complet-
ii local people who are familiar with the
situation, contemplate that the Oregon
Short Line will run two OF the fast trains
over the new road, in which case Good
ing will lose two trains. OF course the
rail road town, Bliss, benefits by this
change, which Is in line with its growth
in other branches.-Bli Times.