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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
ENOUGH .TWINE ASSURED
Minnesota Will be Well Supplied b.
State Prison Output and Jobbe1s'
Shipments ~ :

Pioneer Press: According to Charles
:Vasaly, member Of the state board Of
control, there will be no serious Irvine
shortage in Minnesota. With the state
prison plant working overtime and the
Irvine already shipped in by the jobbers
there will be enough to 20 around. Tho
prison plant is working three hours
overtime each day and it's total out
put will be about 100000 pounds.
1,O00, 900 pounds more than last year.
Mr.. Vasaly said yesterday that no
orders from the Dakotas or from other
states, are being filed, but the twipe
is to be delivered to farmers, individ-
uals and local dealers, and it is prob
able there will be enough to supply an
orders. The plant can not manufacture
enough Irvine to supply the entire state,
but coupled with that which is. ship
ped in by wholesalers, it is expected Z
serious shortage will. be averted.
1T dom It think there is any question
that all orders from individual farm
ers will be supplied, :" MIR. Vasaly said.
To manufacture Irvine, sisal fiber il
imported to the prison plant from Yu-
cantan; manila fiber from the. Philip.
pines, and a hemp fiber from New
Zealand, The sisal fiber is mostly
used. Apparently, Mr.. Vasaly said, =
committee Of men controlling the out
put, has boosted the price this year
over what it was last. The Minnesota
prison has "a supply on hand, how.
ever, and the price of Irvine will not
be higher until next year. ~:
"While there apparently is scarcity
of twine,'' Mr.. Vasaly said; ct am
Of the opinion that conditions are not
so bad as depicted. It is possible the
stories were put out relative to tho
enormous increase in the wheat yield,
to bull the Irvine market.' 80 T.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
CORN PRESERVED IN SALT

Select corn in the roasting ear stage.
Remove tho husks and silks and cut
off, or CRATE off, the grains as though
for stewing. Measure the corn, and,
for each quart Of cut off grains, add
one cup " pint) of salt, and one-half
cup " pint) Of sugar. Add one cup
Of water, stir all together, heat to the
boiling point, and let boil ten minutes.
Stir all the time to prevent burning.
After it begins to boil, let it boil for
ten minutes, then put into steriized
jars and seal as fruit. The corn must
be soaked in water to freshen it be-
fore using. I have never known it Of
being put up in any other way, but I
believe it would keep if put up in clean
boiled stone jars, and the top was COW
cred one-eighth Of an inch thick with
boiling paraffine. have never tried
the stone jars, but know that the corn
will keep if put up in the ordinary
fruit jars.-Miss J. L. Shepherd, Min
nesota Agricultural College.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
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:R0YALT0N

=: ROYALTON
July 31.-The Royalton Public library
opened Saturday, July ~, and will con-
tinue to give out books every Satur-
day between 2 and p. m.
A. A. Fitch spent q day at the Brok,
er camp last week.
A. W. Holiday went to Sandstone
Thursday on business.
Father Palchta was in st. Paul dur
ing the past week.
The funeral an interment Of the late
A. H. Kramp took place Saturday, July
q at Myers Grove. Mr.. Kramp came to
Royalton in May, 1902 and had opera
ted the dry goods store since that time.
Deceased was a native Of Germany and
leaves a wife and four children, two
brothers and sister to mourn his loss.
while working in the Dixville creamery
last week.
George Sauer Of Rice transacted bust
ness in Royalton Saturday.
Fred Kern visited friends here
recently.
Among the girls who came home
from St. Cloud Friday at the close of
summer school were the Misses Helen
Sjoberg, Ella Lakin, Lillian Walters,
Julia Riener and Minnie Bennewitz.
Miss Julia Sjoberg of Two Rivers
visited at the Swartz home the first
Of the week.
T. G. Wing of St. Cloud transacted
business here on Friday.
Fred Esty of St. Cloud spent Sun
day with relatives here.
G.. L. Galley has been laid up sew
eral days with an attack Of quinsy.
Mrs. o. G. Green and children of
Rice spent several days with friends
in town recently.
Shortly after l O'Clock Sunday eve.
ming an alarm Of fire was turned in
and it soon became known that the
Henry Sparrow house on Mill street
was burning. The brigade was soon
on the spot and did such excellent
| work that the building was partly saw.
ed. There seems to be little, if any
doubt as to the cause Of the fire, fol
the trail of the fire-bug was strongly
in evidence. Quantities of old rags
outside and in. The house was occupied
by two families-that Of George Skin.
ner and Ed. Harrington. It was VIM
A. Skinner, who was visitor in the
house at the time, discovered the fire
or in all probabilities the seven inmate.
of the house would have been burned
1t is hard to conceive of creature 50
utterly void of humanity that would
deliberately plan so devilish an act.
Mr.. Ellis and family, who have re.
Gently occupied the George Esty house
have moved into town and rented the
) Carnes house vacated few days ago
| by Mrs. S. O. Rice.
A young son Of George Galley fell
from trapese and broke his arm
! Wednesday.
Wednesday, Mrs. I. W. Bouck enter
tanned the members of the Guild at an
; all day guiding. Needless to say all
the picked workers were present and
, another red letter day has gone on
| record.
A. G.. Wilson came down from his
! camp at White Fish Wednesday and
; will be here few days before return
/ ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02

Tho Other Mans Opinion.
WHO 70 that beautiful WOMAN
across the room3' -
DO you mean tie stately looking
blondsf"
Mo- no The pfse&T ht<3s paunp
one With tho splendid teeth and the
glorious eyes"
You don't mean the lady near the
pianof'
Certainly not. I mean tho fascin-
ating little beauty who has just turned
to speak to sprogglsy. BY George,
she's = peachl"
"Oh, that onsf Say, what's the
toke?"
"Joke1 There isn't any Joke. She's
tho prett1est woman I've seen for q
long time"
"Quit your kiddin'. That's my wife. "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
E. G. Lane went to Lincoln yester-

E. G. Lane went to Lincoln yester-
day. -=
6. F. Engstrom left yesterday for
Crosby. =.
Miss Katherine Christen returned
last evening from visit in Royalton.
Supt. F. w. Dobbyn and family arriv-
ed Wednesday from GAINESVILLE.
Miss Wilma Tobias of Kellogg is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Warren Gibson Of Aldrich re-
turned home yesterday, after visit
with friends here.
Lloyd Tanner went to Bemidji yes
terday after visit here as a guest
Of Ed. Tanner.
The new manual training instructor
for the local high school, Mr.. Skibness
Of st. Cloud, arrived yesterday.
Mrs. John Pearson aud daughter,
Rose, left yesterday for visit with
relatives at: Randall.
Mrs. w. 81. North and son are guests
at the home Of DR.. J. g. Millspaugh.
Mrs. Hallihan and grandson, Edward,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Berg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02

Along the Line Of Least Resistance.
"Hollo! IL that the information edi-
tort" asked 4 voice through tho te1o-
phone.
"Yes.:
"Please tell mo how many inches
there are In q meter"
"Havent you 4 dictionary in your
house7"
Eyes, but It's less trouble to cali
you up and ask you"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02

Lack Of Public Spirit.
did you read about the 100000
pearl necklace that the Philadelphia
banker gave his bride the other day?*:
NO"
"Goodness! Don't you ever try to
keep posted on the important happen
1ngs of the day."
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
How about your subscription?

Litchfeld Independent: P. M. Ring.
dahl, the we'll known democratic states
man, now a member Of the board of
control, has filed as candidate for gov.
ernor. He is a good man, and ought to
make a lively race with whoever
secures the republican nomination.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
Art.
Can the tenor singf
We do not know.
He sure can twist
His face some. though,

Helping Him Out.
Mrs. Gotham-Your cousins legal
practice, I suppose, doesn't amount to
much yet?
Mrs. Lakeside I'm sorry to
say. We relatives do all We can, but,
Of course, We can't be getting divorced
all the time
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
Once ENOUGH,

Once Enough.
Bilkins-So you didn't 30 to the
masquerade ball?
Wilkins-No; l made q fool OF my.
self there last season. When the
masks were removed I discovered
that I'd wasted whole evening and
$40 spooning with my wife.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
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TAKE NOTICE

I have this day given my minor
sons. Herman Lutzke and Frank
Lutzke their time and will no longer
be responsible for their acts or any
debts contracted by them. Dated
July IS, 1912. Frank I4utzke, Ripley
town, route Z, Little Falls, MINI. 3tp
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
Thouaht OF Columbus,

Thought OF Columbia.
Bll-And when you slipped on tho
Icy pavement and your heels dew out
from under you, how did you feel7
Jilr0h, I 1elt like Christopher Co
lumbl9.
why, how's that7"
II was q little uncertain Just whore
! VA going to land"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
RESIGNATION IS REFUSED

Washington, D. c., July 30.-The
refusal Of President Taft to accept
Federal Judge Hanford's resignation
gives rise here to the belief that he
intends to make the Seattle judge an
object lesson of the expediency Of the
Impeachment method.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
The Lazy Wav.

The Lazy Way.
Mrs. Crawford-Why don't you try
the new paper bag cooking?
Mrs. Crabshaw-I would, dear, If
thought it was as easy as getting the
meals In a paper bag at the delicates'
sen store.-Judge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
Very Weak,

Bacon-This paper says there is 4
spring In Nevada whose waters taste
Ike chicken soup.
Egbert-Well, I've often had chicken
soup that tasted just like spring VA
tor. >~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02

A total of 121 students took the
teachers exams here the first of the
week, and Is at Royalton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Anderson and
children returned to Henning Monday,
after visit with the family of Carl
Anderson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-08-02

First Pessimist-I wonder II any,
body's as unlucky as I am. I never
have any luck at all.
Second Pessimist-Huh! You're
lucky. It's better to never have any
luck at all than to be always having
bad luck, like me.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

usual application"
"What service ID contemplated
~An attempt to XIII or capture Red
engin, ana release . scout whom I
believe he holds prisoner"
You hope to accomplish al this
sionef'
with ths assistance Of the sergeant
snd ten Dungeons who came here with
me. They are In camp now on the
Jersey shore.
He walked across tho room. stared
out Of the window. and then again
faced me.
by Cad. sir. this ID . most extraor.
binary request. Dammc. I'd like to
get hold Of Fasin al right. but need
to know more Of your plan. and the
reason you have for asking such q
detail. II looks foolhardy to my
mind"
] went over the situation carefully.
watching the effect OF my words In
the mans face. He sat at the table
now. leaning forward eagerly. Ar.
mold had the reputation Of a gallant.
and my first reference to q young lady
aroused him.
"The name. piease-you mentioned
no name"
"Claire Mortimer. SIR"
"Ah! All! ! remember her wen.
Danced with her myself. Now 20 on.
sir: I can appreciate the tale better
for my recollection Of the fair hero
tne.s
was not long at II. although he
Interrupted me occasionally by shrewd
questioning. As concluded he kept
silent = moment. looking ut me from
under his heavy brows.
1T looks like rather blind trail
10 me. major" he said kindly. hut
I'm no spoilsport In such an affair.
You might have the luck to stumble
onto your party. and I'D take the
chance myself II were In your shoes.
You wish to start ut sunset"
yes, SIR"
you need horses. rations and pistol
ammunition for twelve men!"
yes. SIR"
Very well. major. the quartermas-
ter will attend these details. Go and
lie down. Washington may not APP
prove. but III take the responsibility"
He extended his hand across the
table. and felt the arm clasp Of his
hand.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

camped there lately. Coaruy mai0
factured torch. and secuted 49,,
finally reporting:
4 don't know how many wero -
cir. altogether. but there was . ~ y
horses plcksted over near the cssok
! reckon the last Of then didnt IoaVo
until dark tonight. an they rods $50
toward the main mad. Thew -
maybe dosen 10 that party
We followed the seneFal a1root1ou
the fellows seemed 70 have sahsa,
Conroy and on foot. SCANNING ~
trail BY aid Of . pine knot Tho -
lay thick on the clay road tArsseA
the cut. where We had charged 10
foragers. and II was easy to 80 ~
band had turned east. There was ut
one conclusion possible: n this vae
Fagin's gang Of cutthroats. ~ ! eos.
pected. then they were either return.
ing TO their sand caves In Monmouth
county after raid. or else wers start
ing forth on some new prolect near
at hand. Whichever was true. Eln-
hurst lay In the direction taken. D.
termined to learn the truth, ~
pressed forward. riding rapidly. ~
exercising the precaution a kssping
two scouts well In advance. u must
have been nearly three o'clock whsa
we reached the summit Of the low Inn
within . few hundred yards q he
house. and found the two scouts
awaiting N.
My first glance across The raviDe
revealed tho outlines Of the houee
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

pected TO md you logged out In this
style. by Joye. I wish II was day.
light"
Whatever she replied must have
sobered the fellow.
Everything I say you take wrongly.
OF course it's oil right, for the ccun.
try Ii full OF straggiers out Of both
armies. Lord. don't care what you
wenr. ~ long ~ II suits you Ny
businessf oh, I explained all thnt TO
your putty.faced servant Saint Annei
that fellowi hut ri review the mat
ter again. I'm drumming up Citations
deserters. but now I've met you I'm
tempted to 20 along with you - far ~
Elmhurst.'
"Become , desertsr yoursslff'
"Oh. no. or 1t least only tempora.
rily. There Will % plenty " ngfsing
yet In the JsrseyA Clinton's whipped
all right. and ID going 70 have . time
getting awny - the ships. IN ny
Judgment there will b richer p1cking
for . Jsrssyman right hsre n hens.
than with the army II New Yorks
:. There was : mensnt's silspcs; tAea
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02
CHAPTER XVIII.
Before General Arnsld.

0Ey0t0 6000fAU ARH0V0s
felt her hand withdrawn quick8
and the swift intake OF her breath. ~
there was no sharpness In the VOTE
Captain Grant, Peter? What -
the man want heref"
He claimed to be hunting dese
ers." returned Swanson. m calmly Z
liberate Of speech as ever. but ~
was false. He knew we were on a
road, and asked for you"
For me? And you told him"
Merely that you rode ahead TO -
that the road was clear. Then ! lel.
at once. fearing he might Join you.
She sat a moment in silence. he(
head bowed; then looked across int
my face.
This arrival must end our conferl
ence, Major" she said soboriy. Car
tain Grant must not know that you arj
with me--that would mean lighting. I
Surely you do not wish me to run
away?"
yes. this time. for my sake az wsll
as your own. II 1 could have completed
my confession you would realize the
necessity. However, the fact that you
are the bearer OF dispatches should
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

- ~ y 49, l.. a.. .UIIL> |.
- sAesr exhaustion. but felt refrsoksd
and strong when roughly aroused. Re
fore sunset was across the river,
whore found my little squad Of dra-
soous prepared for their nights nd.
venture. Arnold had kept his word.
the fresh horres being nne animals.
the ammunition In excess Of our
needs. Conroy was enthusiastic. and
somewhat loQuacious. but I cut his
conversation on rather sharply. and
ordered the men Into their saddles.
With brain clarified by sleep real.
ised the Importance Of the work b.
fore Us. and how imperfect my plans
were. ! could merely ride forth 10
Elmhurst. hoping 10 pick up some
clew to aid me. Al We rode rapidly
along the deserted road leading 10
Farrell's ] reviewed over and over
again every remembered detail. only
10 conclude that must get hands on
Grant. and by threats. or any other
available means. compel him to con.
fess his part In the villainy. Dusk
settled about 10, succeeded by night.
~ We pressed steadily forward, the
men riding silently. the only sound
the thud Of hoofs. and the slight Jingle
Of accoutrements. A we passed the
black walls Of Farrel's shop. I re-
called tho papers found In Grants
cost. and the reference In FagIn's note
10 . rendezvous Ut Lone Tree. Prob
ably that was the spot where tho two
had been accustomed to meeting. n
true In the past. why not now N wellf
Suddenly II occurred 10 me that II
was at u place called Lone Tree that
the minute men had sathcrcd for their
attack on Delavan's wagon train.
Could this. BY any possibility. be the
same spotf ] drew my horse back
beside Conroy.
Ever heard Of . place called Lone
Tresf" asked quietly.
He rubbed his head thoushtfuliy.
mot Just about here. sir. We
camped over enst OF there once. may.
be year ago. down In \ hollow where
there was one big tree standin' all
alone. kind Of IN odd-lookin' tres. cir.
and seems 10 me. the guide said the
plsos was called something like that.
Say. Tom" 10 the nearest dragon.
do you remember that Lone Tree
where we csmpcd when We were out
hunting Tarietonf"
"sure: In east Medford. There was
. farmhouse across on the side II .
hill. ] rot some buttermilk there"
Wasn't that Whist tho guide called
The place-l10na Trssf"
"Dernsd n know. sergeant. Don't
recollect hesrin' ths guide say any.
thin bout that. but the woman q the
house told ne her place was called
Lone Tree cottsss-so ] reckon no
nisht.s
This was Q chance worth trying.
We Will take the nsst turn 10 the
len, and have . look at The place." I
said. @Coaroy. you and Tom ride
ahsa1. and kssD your eyes epsn.s
We reached The hollow whsrs the
bio tree stood. sb0ut midnight, but
found little reward Ths houes o.
The lin I'D besn burned % ~
grosn1. Near ne tres. howeves. ~
llseovsse1 evI6ence q Sscsot eomD
Arss. 60 - ~ csl1. sd apparently
thoDo ~ ~ enl1e 3 ~ e -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

THAT. now must necessarily be
the entire story. AL nroceed Won
will be convinced. I think that only n
true confidence in Won would enable
me TO sneak with such frankness. IL
/ know OF no one else in whom I could
contide. apd-and the time has come
when I must have help--the helm Of a
friend, I should have explained To
my Abbreviated intended to do so
but now he Ia belpless to aid me
There Ia no one else I feel able to
trust. LI-you were in my thought
tonight: II am not sure I did no.
even pray for your coming. and-nnd
then God sent you"
MY hand sought hers and held II
against my horses name,
Tell Il in your own vay. dear" I
whispered.
I She flashed one glance ,n,o my face
leaving her hand in nina vbi,a our
horses ,ook a doyen strides
i at will not tale long" she bcpar
In an low a voice that Ie,ned for.
ward 10 ,,stcp .and Won already know
many Of the Characters and can indigo
their motives. have been strangely
situated since the commencement n,
this war oplv sure,v ours ia not the
on,v family d,v,ded IN i,s Iov,,tv nv
father was n Kiny,s of,,cer ana fol, n
IT, 70" a.. o, al" w,,', y
a'' uu' ~ M, 'ne ','~ "n'u
"s Sau ' .e. NJ" '""e
~" ~ s n7t n's e''"p n nav
es., WIN 'ne oo'on' ' nus =, my
"a mr 49, - mon n -
, ny y 'a. .a.a S aas n.ses a'.rnp'ea 70
:. !" 49, MS - ~. an
~, M o s' u ~ "ose
us osn oou' oy AIeu u'anl
...- .s ,o.o... p.e.u. =" sna ~
- - -. ..u snaea. -.
49, $3.50 "'' o'o.ne' - 1o. o
~ 9ua .eu u
. ..,. ~, ", no"saueu Ivy.
~. I'm, nm u n,t, "a' "s,e' 'o' e,en
.aa' ." ~" @ '"n .l.. o.e,
s,.,s. 90. ~. ,.'s .,.. =" W. " ,.noe :, M. y
because =. 7 grew older : rea,,zed The
m cbar.c,er ~ tho man.
, She nonsed a momen, e,,h.r,rr tho
Threads ~ thouyht more closely
did not speak nreforring .bo sh,,,d
tell the story in her own wav
"Tbe two ala M, mae, af,er TIM,
,or manv montbs The Queens
Rangers in which regtment INV N.
ther secured Grant commiss,on
were IN New yorL Will. Eric was st,.
+ toned nm the river with Moryan,s
rinemen when New Jersey was IN.
vaded both commands came south.
and because Of Fries knowledge OF
mi. country he was detailed as scout
This reckles life was greatly In bis
~, -.s,,,.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02
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q tsie tseoA

above The Iow trses a the esehasG
All appeared peaceabls snough, 81
felt sudden relief. There wsro 1lgAeo
burning On the lower noos. strssalno
through several windows. willis -
stairs one window was ahlass. late
NJ II was. this illumination was ~
surprising. however. ~ the care ~ TIE
wounded man would necessitate Might
watchers. while. no d0ubt, C1hiso
would anticipate BY reaching thsre
before morning. All this aashs1 evss
me. n my eyes hastily surveyed ~
familiar SURROUNDINGS. Thsa ] -
came aware that the oldss sceat 90
reporting.
there's quite Q bunch q hosses
picketed down there % tie sAvlna
sir" he said. pointing toward ~
right.
"iiow manyf.
"Oh. maybe twenty-five or thistys
Joe an couldn't set very close. -
there's = couple a nsn On guard o.
top Of the bank. A hundred feet aoWn
you can see EN- plain against ~
sky"
Wasn't what yes sav : saatis
herdf~
NO. sir" positively. sTAsy'ss
horses. picketed In line liks Q cavalry
troop. and they've rot thsif sa1111
on"
What this al meant could not -
guessed 1t. but thsrs mast - so0e
scheme Of dsviitry under way.
Have either Of yov crossed The ~
vinef" ! asked. sndeavosing 70 rsaeA
some conclusion.
yes. STR. Joe aid. He IVES % =
the edge u the orchardf.
'Ses any NEAR
mot = man, cir. outsids,s answered
the other. "But saw shadows Hgainsl
the curtains on that lower Aoos.
couldn't tell how many; they jnsl
come an 20. only they vasnt dreese1
alike"
One thing was sullcisntly c-stain-
We could gain little informatiou ~
naming where We were.
Sergeant" ! said, aeterninina
swiftly on . courss a actiou. .taho
your men. disnOunts1. acrosa Tie ~
vins. and lnl0 the orchard. Ksep -
der cover. bet ret - close q eho
house % you con safely. Pickss yuas
horses back there beside ~ roa1--
And you. SIR
I'm take Ton with ~. as1 we'u
circDs that horss hsrd. as1 eene -
70 the houss fru0 the Feos I west
70 discover whsss thess Ssllews ere.
and What they ars ~ - - ~
whistle. ssrssantfs
Yes. air.
IT sivss . shafD. sAfl1l honsl III
blow u twics. ~ yous - lnG1oo
the house Instantly. IN - ooun1
u unlsss ! $50 ~ q 80 Ven
walt hsss unl1o ~ ~ a0Uoas
t'fe - enoesoors.s
pskss oh,ps oe11o1 ~ o1oG
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-02

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