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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Gents, Travelling Gases.

Just cast your glances in the di-
rection of our window display-then
compel us to 'show you"-no matter
where you are from. Fuller Phar-
macy.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

n my work does not please YOU b
viii cost you nothing. Late styles Tor
Holiday Gifts Phone 52t-
STONE. PhutoEra phef
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
CRY AND COUNTY NEWS.
Dallas Temperature

For the week ending Monday, No
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14
Furnished by the Texas Secretaries Association

Plans are being perfected for
be erection Of a sixteen story
flee building at San Antonio.
The Texas & Pacific and Inter
|ational & Great Northern viii
In an agricultural exhibit car
yer their lines this Spring.
Bonds to the amount of $3.50.
~ have been sold IN New York
|arkets for the purpose of re-
hiding the Austin dam
a Shippers Association has
pen ofganized at kirbyyilIe.
The Commissioners Court OF
|an Angelo is contemplating the
suauce Of $40, 900 in bonds for
4 erection Of viaducts across
pcho river.
Two hundred acres Of land
BAR Clinton recently sold for
n, 600.
The Kansas City Southern and
Dc Frisco railways are con
kmplatinQ the erection Of a new
bpot az Beaumont
| The Sherman Real Estate FIX
lange has appropriated $500 to
used for the purpose Of adver-
sing Sherman and Grayson
bunty.
Kingsville will have a City
an." The Commissioners have
Igaged civil engineers TO
tablish grades and levels. pro-
de for street extensions and
lrk areas and make estimates
r paving and sewerage.
la Civic Welfare Commission
s. been organized at Beaumont.
l II Is reported that approx
sicly 400 acres will be planted
grapes near Fort Stockton
is Spring.
Ia contract has been let for the
Instruction Of dars above
lady to impound water for the
ky's use.
la Business Mems League has
en- organized at Lockhart.
The Fort Worth Chamber Of
mmerce has offered a hand
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

some loving cup, valued at $3.50,
for the best carload Of Texas-fed
cattle. This is 10 encourage the
raising Of good beef cattle in
Texas.
II is reported that the Cotton
Belt Railroad wili extend its line
from Hillsboro 10 Whitney
a Fruit and Truck Growers
Association has been organized
lat Green Brer, Smith county.
The city weI az Lubbock has
a capacity Of 5000 600 gallons
every twenty four hours
The Choats Lumber Company
at Livingston has been incorp-
Grated with a capital stock Of
$4,000.
The district supervisor for the
government IN demonstration
farm work has arranged with
the county commissioners TO put
FIFTY demonstration farms in
Denton county.
Arrangements are being made
10 build new railroad from San
Antonio 10 Fredericksburg.
Construction work on the roads
at Brady has now begun. The
general supervisor Of road con
struction from Boston, Mass, is
there under orders from the
government to assist in the work.
He expresses himself as well
pleased with the system and
method employed there.
a Boys Kahir Corn and Milo
Maize Club has been organized
at Dalhart.
Alice IL 70 have a concrete
stone factory.
Five hundred cattle were re-
Gently sold near Plainvew for
fifty dollars each.
It is estimated that lettuce
from San Benito during the three
Spring months will total over
Si75. 900.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Midland. March 4. Walter
Thomas, son Of a farmer living
near Midland, was accidentally
killed today. The boy was rid
ing very RAPIDLY across the pas
ture when his horse collided with
a young COW. Thomas, having
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14
DEATH OF A GOOD MAN
A Sketch Of the Life Of One Of
Our Good Citizen Il, A, Boyd
Who Died March 7,

Died March 9TH at his home in
Lubbock after a long and painful
illness Mr.. /. A. Boyd. Our
heart is sad as we pen these lines
for IL means that no more shall
we gee the kindly face ard hear
the pleasant voice of ibis. our
friend of many years When "a
good man dies su lnumely death
we are made To- stand and
wonder for The world has so
much need of the good and could
so easily spare the bad Bot He
has said. What do thou
knowest not now but thou shalt
know hereafter
Mr.. Boyd was born in Leake
county Mississippi, Jan. 9Th lSi3.
He moved to Texas IN 1891, and
had spent most of this thirty-one
years in western Texas. He had
for many years been a member Of
the Methodist church. He was
an honorable. upright, public
spirited citizen, standing by and
upholding all that was good and
crushing all that was evil.
A kind and faithful friend and a
Southerner of the 'truest blue
intensely loyal to the cause for
which he fought so vaiantly near
" fifty years ago. When the trum-
pet call for chivalrous manhood
was made in 1861 Mr.. Boyd
vas one Of the first to volunteer
and enlisted in the Sixth Miss,
regiment and fought bravely to
the end. He has gone TO join
his comrades who have passed
over the river and rest under
the shade of the trees.
During his long illness he was
blessed with the untiring devo-
ton and love of the wife of his
youth. whose marriage vows were
made in time and place when
until death do US part meant
more than il does to-day.
Besides his wife he leaves
three children who will sadly
miss him. Mrs. Will Elkins of
Midland Texas. Hyde I. Boyd of
Hockey county and Oscar l..
Dsyd of Terry county.
I'VE shall know our loved on the other
shwe.
And jsyfal sweet will the meeting be;
Via over the river the peaceful
The saosl Il dsssh shkll carry me.
T.xunAn Moptrv
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Albert Hardin, representing
the Alternately Two-County
News, was here the first Of the
week, looking after business
matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

no time to extricate himself.
was caught under the horse and
crushed 10 death.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Y. L. Douglas returned the
first of the week from a trip "a
Waco and other points in that
part of the state. He reports a
great deal Of rain in that section
during the days he was down
there.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Texas is still an infant. With
the opening of the Ponams
canal ana the wonderful tide Of
commerce that will surge Through
its flood-gates. the unbounded
possibilities of Lone Star Stote
will be developed and the pro-
ducts of Texas mines, forests.
factories and fields will be the
admiration of the world, and the
envy Of nations.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Joe Brown was over from Es-
tacado the first Of the week,
looking after business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

George NJ. Hunt is spending
a few days in Canyon City this
week visiting his son !. l.. Hunt
and family.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

Homer Bryane of Edwards.
was in town the latter part of
last week. and while hsre favor
ed us with a call. Whflb here
Mr.. Bryant handed US the prizes
Of a years subscription.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

All persons aa&ted to US
will kindly call and1 settle at
once. A. c. H</Lhr Co.
35 u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-03-14

want w. q business. ]
am prepared IA !. any kind
promptly Ithout injury.
Simpson. the drAyman- 30 II
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06
DaddysBeddrn
O. T Can Pin
AN0YV Furar Nrs
"a SnuusHs

nun1ae gwn an she nauns guk and mEahn aH Iacg ruala hardly
VIII 1r ae aE 1he EnnnEv Hahn1 was aD aanB nms
%RaErat& Hns all very unA q hGazgsH mMH aamg. Ed uaan ab
mE1k 10 when Il WINS d boy
Nne 1aA Rme g as AgTs E0urE11 we wpuld awR nR mf mr. 0wmt Rndn
"a WFE y hiring . Eaa4ar 81 naa6 Er rhs dinner waMh w1 aEaa1tea TO ma
under the nmax.
+GTRT hg amd hn1g what ne NEHA
was reg "a 6 p4 g I ASKED murhsr " aaas me sunn mites ae ny
sinners MnES wsrs hD ae s2 GO ux ST tine rHm1 Hn mother t1HnHpE aHs Tve
wmE good big E84
We EaaTaa han uEn IL oeaorG when we anauhna as Epn vlssne ap
SMme WIS he'd a a0GEas f elder bugx VIM haH rpnH 10 lo1k a1urus hfa
the emEh as we &naaea the Esme.
Ihe they began to oRea the baskets end R1 ont tina ansa an 4e aaha
We waEs hu1rTs aud as soon as the first haHsm hH aRn amnaH anRa n aan.
tsnts sa - this ooub we began to gather srmmE 1T Una
@IhEnew @re pies E1 Eht FIRST bakat-appae 1az TNsn an Rernun lsasnn
Was opened Gn III we're G9e pa&-r9uhRrb uE this 1na nme &hmH Aaaskat
held eGsE218 rMa TEen w 0peDeG a hasBar OF asmar uhz Afnar knat aane
baskets 81 e0staras RASPBERRY. ooaaanmL MuEfmrv, wuupalsnrv ma auaaae
berry Pies ~ there wag any kind OF pe fh1 we HE mt aava INT aat ddimaar ii
eannof fAask what 1T was
STon s@ every bog had asked his muhar no makn ts grwrrne ne Yr ha
p6lae a@a ue a6es had done "a There wasn't . thing 1r Hhmr nm pie
AAes We'll when y01 are hr1ET ron WIN HumaEh1nr ae 90 win wpmI
Pc We esgan ~ rght but after = aTT0e q Ensnsa "a pe VIZ wmR tired prt
~Ieg1h 2ye TO eat Il up bgxs the older fellows HmR Bm 1huuah we nn
aa oTr best there Was pie and pie when Va er 1hrpnEh
bS1e ans folks who had been berF1lx came RamEm and Va 1mauE on
pr pie 90 bread and butter which their no1hsax had given them at they ur
AnST 1as bread tasted Gns-better than bread ever 1Hmaa ii n hahme
e9R@ 81 our boys who had eaten q good deal H the pA egnuRinaH n
nE feeling wei bateE 30 we made that our excuse for Eanx huuR sHav.
Every mothers son Of ne ss 500 a we reached hans henEudAE lnwnn
bQy&"
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SWAT AT BRYAN.

The dyed in the wool democratic
Atlanta Constitution lie pssVsd at w.
j. Bryan, In ~ editorial comment on
BfgaH's faiiHFs 10 regard the en-
pressed will OF the Bs9pts OF his state
~ the Baltimore convention. The Con-
stitutieH said
The worst set bsek the admirable
principle Of presidential preferences
primaries has YET sustained comes as
The ssntt 6f q blow dealt by that
Gen ssFat who, above ali athsfg, vas
SUPPOSED TO he the ~stsuHehast ehaFau
piah William j., Bryan.
Tor many years. Mr., Bryan has ef9r
PLAYED every method Of attack against
tHs convention system Of eisfting del
sEstss 20 presidential primaries,
On the hastings, in ehaHtauauas, in
the public. prints generally. he has de-
Hapnssd the convention method as the
tool shd t1siHstAg Of bessism,
lie hss held up popular pFsfeFsnes
pHtHafles 90 the one just and accurate
WaY Of ssesftaiHtng public Sentiment
sHa enforcing H.
IN Nebraska, his home state, IL wss
mainly through his iHstFumsntAIity
tHst the state discarded the eanVans
ti9a method and substituted the panti,
lsH primary method,
NabFaska went overwhelmingly for
CHAMP Clark, elsetllg it's delegates Ell
the same time, Mr., Bryan was him.
kelf eieeted a delegate and as such
MS specifically instructed 10 vote far
champ Clark ag presidential nominee,
LIS instfAstlens=Tffa the people. 10
whe54 nc pfafssssg such answering
IoFatty@eafFied ma Reservation,
MFs Bryan payaA the way fag hF,,sb !.
lag aside that popular mandate from
euiBEy OF which he has ever thpivad
ID ktuAaplnk states during the pre-
convention campaign for A candidate
ahhsf thHh the eAe 20 whom he was
henha by the popular verdict of his
own state,
lie has. added to his contempt far
tMe nfihelpls Tor which he ID one ef
the ehief sponsors by boiling CLARK h
the convention upon the Hinaay sx
ahsB That the New York delegation
WaH yeting for the speaker,
He one % the ~gaafathara of che
pFAHlaentiai primary plan, has placed
~ the hand or every Political rogue
that seeks 20 belt the ne6ple's will Tie
best defense Imaginable, He has
placed the sanction OF BRYAN, self ia !
belea tribune af the people, upon the
eheapeat and leaaE talaFahIe tyre pf
~tFeAaheFy To- the expressed popular
viii, Hereafter whenever il DELEGATE
@isgtsa Ia a presidential primary
ei4n9sea, 1fam selfish on Interior mo-
uVRg. tp Knife the candidate for whom
he H. specifically Instructed, "a turn 4
49HtaAantuaus ear 20 the voice az the
Nsapte az the ballets bex~nhe can
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cLys

The Saa KFRResscs aaesttRg Sf 80.
eias sSnasB Of ths United Ststes Nas
Is nssabas gathering HaaSFsSs 81
asesstss from every corner ~ nls
eea68g, representing = t1tSa kassabss,
Sag VI a9QyN9g club @9wsspsFtet.
Pas6 DO tae exercises ~ tbs eqs6sE
Eate.
6ss fk5sg Fhst faa6s the Gaa5fsrs5R
EasepE Ra@Es noteworthy W8s Ehs
fsex tass tas wQaasa o. rhat stats hsgs
Se1satsy bsss CREATED sas fisat Ss
esafs&s aHS DE- p&As ghs hatt9aa.
sessaea tasgs especially spFoDps,
There age now abgqs L9Q9@g9 wsa~
90 la the Esitsa States aRSth fgb SUIT
fkaas, MsSy % fhsse, Aa ststes like
GsAEernwN exercise nRss right This
Gaa ter tie first sa6s& CslfsoFRta viii
rave more w9@sa voters than Soy
pt8aes state,
Ta4 tine aDpsafs 20 hsTe passed
wkea tas s@Daasa viii be @9aBshG With
psss5hE resolutions which Tbs poll
tietsAs igBeFs 10 me future rasy viii
vote raeRasstyss-aRa Est whst fhsy
VISIT
The s~8fFaeettAs ia the democratic
RstioH8l convention mad n banner,
which Fssd3 Mother fasp6s my sax
sHa shirts mother msh5s my coat
Msbbs shs could nmead the laws IL shs
haa = vote"
Mother is ssgiBg the vets sIi right
-abd sister. TOO,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06

SCRIPTURE.



And GOD spaks unto Noah, ana Ia
his sons with him, saying,
And l. behold, ] establish by cove
hsnt with you, and with your seed
SITTER you;
And with every living creature that
is with you, 81 the fowl Of the cat.
tie, n 6f every beast Of the earth
with YOU; from Rtl that go out Of the
ark, N every beast Of the sarth.
And ! will establish my covenant
with you neither shall all flesh be
cut on GhV more by the waters OF q
h6od, neither shall there any more
he a. flood % destroy tbs earth,
And God said, This is the token
Of the covenant which ] make between
me and you and eysry living frsaturs
tbat is with you. for perpetual gene
Fati6nss
/ do SGT my bow in the cloud, and
u shall be for q token Of a covenant
between mo and the earth.
And II shall eauie 10 pass, when I
bring n cloud oyer the earth, thai
the bow shall be seen IN the cloud;
And ] will remember my covenant
which 10 between me and you and
every living efsatnrs OF all flesh; and
the waters shall no more become a
Hood 10 destroy ell flesh,
And the bow shRtl be In fhs cloud,
sBd | will look upon IT, thar I may
remember ths everlasting covenant
between God and evAry living crea
turs OF all flesh that is upon the
eaFth,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06
G RESCUE PLAN

Fargo women might gain sons
BeiHtsHs from the sHoFts at q St.
L9Bis phslRHthFsDisL she has iaaHg-
Hfatea a nsw aHd novel plan 10 rescue
1tus girls from tAsiF biiEhttHg eavi.
F6HHssBts in ths Sums of . great city.
she ts now pRtE5Hg her pLsh 10 test by
q practical demonstration Of Il,
She is 10 sslsea u certain number of
little girls from the SLIM districts Of
the e~itg-sb9siHE thoss having the
worst sRyiE8aHashss=ahd 10 taks them
10 her own home for q esFtaia period
At stated times 10 be taBght hssdfBi
things, Under her gHidsnce and care
fHi observation tbs girls are 10 be-
Taught 70 asysi6B their talsHts, Thsy
are 10 be taught tbess things svery
girl ought 10 kBaw-they are 10 he
tsakht how 10 SEW sHd how 10 do 6thar
things which viii he Of services 10
tHAa=aHd which viii sid thsm in
eFSWiHE into f9bls women,
This good WamaH-Whe has taken
upon bsFsslt the t8sk ~ tasehiHe unu
taught and poorly protected girls the
wy 20 hght ths battle 0f itfs-sesns
- have ebSssH an excellent plan. II
Is reasonable 10 believe that much will
GEMS Of H. H. will give h0bis wsmsn
Who aFs simply sbis to take part in
the m6ysmsHt=sa prolific fsid Of apaF.
stisH,
Many women would like 10 dsyets
thsiF time, thsiF talents aad their
money to the reclamation and upiift-
ing Of these girls whose environments
eBdaHEef them,
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POLITICALLY sExLEsa

Tasfs ere a great Enastg people GEg-
5ng the a8ss&b0n % paetaexg They ia
sast that she BEST fCEa 90 -govsFnaaess
viii De attsSaea @&ea 40 tire aanda-
estes . lined 90 for ea6a office aase
taS b@9Dae-fsEsEalsss Of party aes
&Eb@as, s5ther taeSr own or shaB OF the
@sHaa&at@s-ssaset nhesF faYoFatsS.
Theoretically this plsn saag De aal
Egbt~+bsst ike 4 lot 81 other Ta9paan
NAss-wlB pr9aabiy NOT work oat ito
practice,
Without party organizations III is
siaaestt 10 EaalRtsiE Interest Sc pg5lbe
masters. The party organizations are
frequently used for improper Dag.
~possS~b8t few things arc perfeet
one Of ne beneficial effects of orsaa~
tzSd political movements is to get The
people 10 tas polls &sa force them 10
taks 4 direct ana personal interest in
tbs elections,
This was SIMPLY demonstrated at
the FsGsht primaries in this state.
The corrupt practices act went as far
-as sven the faddists dared, iB Inc
s-B7asegiati8R OF parties. The aet IL
enforced, would come afRest TO the
point where IL woHid eliminate p0iit-
ieal organizations, II f9f1ids states
combinations Of candidates and al
most everything else II can.
The result was 4 lack Of personal
interest in the recent primaries. The
V0tS was about half the total vote OF
the state. The organizations had lit
tie scope and could not accomplish
much In ar0BsinE interest in the cam
paigH,
One Of the effects is q politically
ssEtsss condition Of the voters of the
stats-ah iaditsrence-aH evident
iaek OF tntsrsst-Whieh does not hold
promise OF better government in the
future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06
PUBLICATION NOTES

new story, Molly Beamish, deals with
high life in England a century or more
ago. The short stories in the number
are as varied in theme as they are en-.
PERTAINING in motive. j. E. Lippincott
Co? East Washington Square, Philadel-
phia; So.
Rear-Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, u,
S. n. has written for the July Century
Of Safety at Sea, in h light of the Ti%
tanic disaster, in which he calls atten-
ton to the sometimes forgotten fact
that the natural peril Of the sea Is ev-
erlastins. There are useful high class
feature articles. The Century Cos
Union Square, New York: $4.
Ever since this conundrum wa put
TO me, / have been submitting il to ev-
erybody l met. There has been extra
ordinary diversity in the answers. They
have run from a shocked, mo! Mo-
Mo-" through a hesitating, well, /
don't see why-and yet I could never do
u myself" to q decided, Yes, certainly!
Why not?' says Harper's Bazaar,
Franklin Square, New York: $1.25.
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NEWSPAPER NE An YANkToN
National Editorial Association Mem.
bers Entertained,

Yankton, S. D., July s,-The mem
bers OF the National Educational as
ISOLATION who are touring South Da-
kota were entertained by the Yankton
Commercial association and DR.. Il. G
Mead, superintendent Of the state hos
pital for the insane here. wednesday
afternoon when a stop of about three
hours was made. The special car
bearing the newspaper men was
switched onto the hospital track near
Napa junction and did not pass
through the city.
Forty automobiles. provided by tbs
citizens Of Yankton, were driven to
the hospital grounds where their driv-
ers together with the newspaper men
were entertained by DR.. Mead, at q
luncheon served on the lawn.
The party was then shown through
the institution and then driven
through the choice farming section OF
the county.
A stop was made at the nurseries
of the Whiting Nursery CO., where
each member in the party was pro.
Vided with a beautiful bouquet, the
gift Of Mrs. Whiting. The party ar.
rived In Chicago on schedule. July 4
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,Rlda for FnrnIshing coal.

Sealed proposals VIII be received by
the Board OF Trustees OF the NORTH
Dakota Agricultural College, at the
Office OF Secretary on the College
Grounds. up to 10 o'clock, noon, JuIy
20. 1912, for the furnishing of 2,00l
tons, more or less, of Mine Run Smoke.
less coal; also 500 tons, more or less, 81
screened native ligntte--price to be bas.
cd at so much per ton OF 1000 pounds
ratlroaa weights to govern. Said Goa
10 be delivered on the Great Northern
railroad spur at the College heating
plant as called For between the dates
OF Aug 1. 1912 and May /, 1913.
Contract and bond governing quail.
ity, quantity and price OF coR will hs
required OF the successful bidder.
All bids to 'be sealed and marked
plainly on outside OF envelope, Bids
for COAX.
The board reserves the right to re.
Ject amy or all bids
by order on the Board OF Trustees.
w. Al. YODER, Secretary.
July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Don't { V UP. =



Experience lis the modern instructor
Proat by the experience OF others.
II may a v your life.
The s1pe9ence Of friends ana nssgh-
b0rg.
The testimony OF Fargo people.
WIZ bring renewed announcement
Here Is a case In pofnts
Nicholas Pull s1B Fifth street north,
Fargo, y. d. Eaygs Il suffered q greaa
deal from 6all pains through the small
Of my back and ] was troubled a great
deal by irregular passages Of the kid
neY secretiona- Frequently I was
obliged to lie down for hours and rest.
On q friends advice I finally got a
supply Of Deans kidney pills at Fout
q P0rterheld's drug store and beam
their use. The pains and other annoy
ing symptoms OF kidney complaint
soon disappeared and I have since been
in the best OF h@alth.1
For sale by ali dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Rilburn Co, BufaIo.
New York, sole agents for the United
Gtates,
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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SLEEPS DURING RUNAWAY.
Tot Escapes uphurt When Horses
z Dash THROUGH plowsd Field,

Sioux Falls, 3. D., July "a, =,
Wilcox, Mrs, George Hsndershott, two
little children, tnsg and Edna Wilcox,
and the baby OF Mrs. Hendsrshott
were the principals in a runaway Ia
Trip county which had unusual feas
along a road two little boys Jumped
out from the long grass and frightened
the horses driven by Wilcox, Tnv
etantly the horses turned short and
dashed across a niowAd field, The
high speed and the jolting threw all
OF the occupants Of the fis but one
Of the girls TO the ground, Mrs. Hem
defshett, with her baby In her arms,
plunged hsadfiret into the piowed field,
When The exciting events were over
the baby was lying peacefully on tho
ground, sound asleep and unframed,
while one of the elder girls had slept
through IL eli IN the box OF the wagon,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-06
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