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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
minnrCntn.
Ssi Gicenic / Yipcitpnc. @n

Ssi Sieenic / Eipcitone. @pran.
oct / Bipeitone bar for fonrmenoe
Nar fat SaIoorerS 2icenie iii $500.
9pen piI bdpe fire SaIooner.
Euitmcitcr taacr Ihfco. q. 6.
SaIaren, Hoitmeiter / Gomfren, bar
taset Ififeb fra 0ettne StiIlinq %
iolst lin San6eISforretrirq iamme.
itebs ior Of iIptte iii @otertoDn.
Sunfmrno trrbcr al. Oscar
gricf1on % 6. %. GricfIon, hcn.
boIS$oiS ErPiioent % &osierer for
Sirit Stote 9onf ! Gomfren. bar
ioIgt I'm InoeI oeri % er troaOt belt
I'D al SSnititItlonen.
Rp Sanf / @~inuebnso. On m
RGtionaIbonf meo en- alpltaI al
$4,000 er iorIeoen oprettet ! @in.
nebago al u. g 8arb al Tairmont.
.. =. Irr6t a @cIcome % Torrct.
nlnesmTno | 8innebago.
Gn llopnuorine ira 9nIuth. Oct
me aommlsiiouaipre ! Guluth bar
begpnot Storooif, % 40 aDln0er,
Ger bar hu0t &iIboIo / en- bernQtct
Del al 9nen, mootte forriQe llge no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

&aao til at tiebe @ao, men giennem-
's9er affalo ira Soteller og Reitau-
ranter for at finbe noget ipiielist, og
Oct trooS at ban en- at regne for en-
rig Wtano. San ifal nerIig eie ct
betpSeligt Intal Sitter / ct al 9penS
Srpggerier foruoen ANDRE @ienooms
me. 6or at gipe 8nieren en- fore.
lebig S9repenge bemte CONNER
@rtnolep bam berom 0aQen til 40
Cages Spbolb GountpfengsIet, in.
Den bpilfen Sio Ser bill blipe ronppnt
en- Sormpnoer for BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
Mtrhtnun

gegrapet lepenbe. CHARLES Sofa1.
ion, Ell 9lbre Winearbeioer, bIep flo.
Ite ;Wanbug begrapet / en- al 8ange.
ne / Golbpminen peo gesIen1er. Ser
er i'ttet Saab ON of reobe bans 2ib,
Oa Sammeltitprtningen bar iaa be-
tpoelig, at oct bill tage fIere Gage og
gs9tter for bans 2egeme fam naae8,
og forreiten ifaI alt tpoe pno, at ban
siebliffelig blep orpbt al Sfreoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

Crit. MibIanS, COTTONWOOD og
Waa er ale "tsrre", meoers oeri'
MOB aabofa efter Ell beftig Scamp
blep "paab".
20 Eiger fpripnnbne. Gaa en-
beiit mpitiif Ntaabe er DIR. og Dfrs.
Olaf Sobnions TO 3stre, Saaie II
% 6lorence Is aar, foripunone fra
Sor9lorenes Sjem / @regorp Gountp.
Dc bapoe Ell aften beisgt en- gtabo,
og iiben De omtrent SCI. If forloo
benne for at gaa biem bar ingen feet
Dem. Tigerne hapbe life ppret gam
ite tiIfrebie meo 2ipet pua 6oralore'
mes Somelteab, men man tror Dog
life at be belt paa egne Saano bar
billet flpgte.
Sposfalo. Mrs. 6. $. SbIano,
bpis Tigenapn bar Wartba Sobnion,
er / en- glber al As Iar aigaaet peo
0sben / fit Stem / Rortpap SoDn.
ibip, Surner Goltntp, efter ct aars
Sioelie al ar9it. Meb fine SorPlore
fom bum til @merifa / en- meget ung
gllber. 5aoeren oeoe oaa Sperrei.
fen, meben5 0toberen boebe peo gteips
burg, Iinn.. inbtil 1874. % oe rel.
ite iii Sian County. s 1881 blep vi.
osoe gilt meb Son. &. $. Solano,
Ger meo ire 9ern ooerleuer benoe.
@egrapelien foregif fra ben norif'
llltberife 9irfe, bpor TaItor groo'
LAMB forretteoe.
Sim Ell Sane nnoer Mrbcioc. Gen
so Wil LANCE 9anelinie, Der ifal
bpaaeS fra Seblen til Sairmount,
&c. Sat, iigeS at bore Den eneite, Der
til oenne Sio er iiffert p%lanlagt.
0enne Sernbmte er forreiten ct lo'
falt Soretagenbe, ioet Smfoitningers
ne beres al 9pen Geblen og Sarmes
re langS 2inien, meoens De 1tore
Sernbane ielifaber, bpis 2inier giens
nemifiGrer Staten, ipnes at oogte
paa binanoen og inotaQe Ell aTpers
tenoe Soloning. Solf, Der mener at
pioe 9eifeo, bar uotalt, at IaaInart
ct al De itore Selifaber begpnoer at
rere paa fig og IGgge Elaner til 1tpe
Sorgreninger, bill o9iua De at1ore
begpnoe, og / bette Silf9loe fan flere
me 9anelinier penteS, tier | ben
centrale Del al Staten.
S en- mbebuselis stiains. ga
WiSiouriflooen for noeen Sio iioen
lob oper fine 9rebOer, fom mango
/ en- nofiaa lem Gnibe, men laapiot
pioes er intet Wenneifelip gaaet
tabt. 6ranf Tbilbricf, Der Dor pao
Rafferty, SsIanb, NOR 6oreIt Gitp,
bapbe taget fine SorbolbSregler peo
/ fire itore Srpr NOR lit Stem at
bpgee en- Tlatform / en- Seioe at ii
SOB fra Worfen. aneb BET funoe
ban brinse Samilien berop og bore
iiffer. @n Scat begpnote DtisIourl-
ilooen at blipe noeet nargaaenoe, og
ON Worgenen moatte Scr. Gbilbricf
transporter lin Suitru og lit Barn
iant oe aGernsbpenbigite Sapper op
/ Sreerne, bpor man niitnof bar tit
rere MOB at brltfne, men 6erimoo
boIot pua at frpie libel. en- Sne-
itorm iatte nenllig inb, paa famine
Sib iom glnen nar iau f1llo al IS"
flag, at Ser life bar Gale ON at nos
gen funbe eaa no meo. @aab, og /
belle "a elmer moatte Sumilien ops
boIoe iig / lit bsift lufti9e &eoe,
uben en- gib Wab % life iptberlig
oarmt flpbte. gnbelig bleo glpen
ioa isfri, at 9uao funbe i9ttes ilb %
Samilien berries fra lin 1~tbebageliJe
Sitting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

WeoIemmer al SfoIeroaoet, men
merfeIia nof bar ben enc al olSie ia
get Stanbpunft MOB lin Breit | bette
SpsrgsmaaI.
Saarofpr apinoc. Dfiis Sennie
Soruea, Der bar iii Stem peo Silper
Safe, Martin Gouutp, bar iornpltJ
Chicago uoitaaet en- Operation, Iom
ielp ben melt robitite Wtono ptloe
fpie itg for. ltben at tage geoeoel'
'esmioler / nogen 5Orm laa bun
nemlig paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / 40
Wtinitter meoeuS 2P9erne f~ierneoe
ben betpnote gIinbtarm. Sun bIeo
~piitnof ioog efter oe uoitnaeoe Sner.
ter, men fom Jig bltrtig og erfIPres
oeS mart at pGre uoerfor al Sare.
Ftgen bar inoIa9t paa ct al gDens
SGrtngsboipttaler for at bebanoles
Tor Sltberflloie, % omenoIflsnt SPs
8erne bap0e oet beoite Saab ON at
beIbre6e ber0e 0erfor, aniaaeS oct Tor
megct betTnfeligt at onOenoe geoe'
ocIiesmioler. Sor life at r"e'ifere no
get erflPreoc Den mobi9e 4ige Jig
Itrar piQtg iii at u0itaa Sperattonen
llocn at be0sOeS.
Sntcrcsic Tor SaEobrng. Sor at
intercsierc @utter og bigger for
%&an0brirg, bar man / Swiit Gountp
uoloOct $3.50 / Erpnlier for Dem, Der
bringer oct itsrite ltobptte al en-
Icrc, iom De ltnge Sorobrltgcre oft
'an iclp maa iaa og oprfe. elsie
&ontcIter lfal foregaa UNDER SpiDn
al Stuten8 &onbbrugSitoleS Iibes
ling bcrior. oQ Sen / Spift Gou1tp
ne0iutte aomite agter at ioranltalte
ire forltieuiqe &outeiter, ncmltJ Ell
/ @enion, en- / Ippleton og Ell / airf'
boOen, og pC0 buer al biSie oil 500
uo0eIc&. Sc fire Gutter eaer Bigger,
iom pco huer % oisie &ontciter piier
Oe be0ite Heiultoter al lin Icre, giueS
Nnleontng til at Oeltage / aonteIten
for belle Gollntpet, % De TO, iom her.
ln0er pinocr beieite EriS, oil Delta.
Qc / Stotcn5 aorteit. =. g. Stone
/ @Cuion bar ifiPufet 500 I'll ErGs
micr pe0 Gountpet5 aonteit.
Nof en- Ycbcriucnb plpnorcs. Gen
iommc &n6brlloStpp, Ser forIeoen
Not bcis1te Ole @acf / 6crGlts Salts
% itPngte bnm inoe / ct ltoet alGs
bcafot, bar nogIc Gage lenere ops
troaot hos Otto 5tmm, iom bebor
i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nPr @ariielo,
life Iongt ira feritnppnte @p.
Eimm operIepereoc itror tine Grroi.
lager, huilfet BOG life belsb Jig I'll
iUrOeIe@ mcqet, nemlig ct Sslpubr
% Ell 25sGent. llnoer ben bsttiOes
li8c ToriifrinQ of Inlet piloc peoers
fares bn1n blCu Simm 6erpau bllns
oct poa SGnocr % Spooer, og Sps
pen b%egpn0te iaa en- SuSunoerIeJels
ie, Der BOG intct llobptte brogte. Ga
Eppen eiter noqle SpsrgSmoal err.
iorebc lit Offers Nnpr, bab han ON
l(noifnIoning for oct ~forpol0te grDs
Ocri, - ban hoobe ta0ct fell al Sus.
mlmcret - set bar Naboeu, Sobn
@oIing, ban bnpoe trnft at pIpnore,
Ga ban baO0e bort, at 6enne npltg
bop0c iolgt en- 6urm o8 bebolot Fen.
gene biemme hos iig. Stmm blco
Ie&loot og fif lit llbr tiIbo5e, men
Spper boo ham life gisre nogen
Stnabei on Ben lille 6orretning fsr
ON WorQenen, buIlfet @ueboeren
rneo Den itorite 6orneielie 9if inb
poo. Cen fslgenoe Not bIep Ser
iorcpet ~SSnobrub / 6. $. 2orionS 9lt.
tif / NeIion, beIi9aenoe ct tibet Stpf-
fc IpnQcre noe longS &crnbaneipos
RET, oQ Snpen hoo6e ser %ben1pgtiget
ii1 omtrcnt 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
Jnolanoet.
Gonna.

@rnnb I Snbnane. On 9rono
G4fbuqlr Boot anb Boiler @orf,
a1rrettebe fibfte Ssnoag ct Cab q
$4,000, mebens 200 Warb bIep ar
befbsIsie. Ger Sernbmepoane la
ffrbe meb &icbnmnosparer bIep og
ino &uo for Suerne.
Rs SSiifuIcbpanins / Soma Sails
@eb ct iibfte Ianbog afhoIbt Salg
Soma Sails bleo oct beiluttet at no.
ffeoe Bombs for $4,000 og opfert
cit mn Ssi'foIebp9ntu9. Ger bar en-
licIia gaIgfanrp, % ct uir0oonItgi
itort glIttaI &niuoer berptteoe Irleo'
rrineen I'll at fate i'm Stemmc.
Suslcncs apnse ifnbt. en- Grn,
Der maaIte bentmpo ipp SOD meLlenl
@inaeipibiene, bIep forle0en ifuot
non Glbora. SIgler bar araabrun
ar aIiIer, % ToIf, ser ontuges at for
itaa rig paa iaabanne Stra, CrtITre'
be Sen at prre minoit icnti Iar
ennmeI. Grnen nil bIiue rtbitoppct
% ifiPnfet StatcnS biitoriIfc Gel.
ifab.
So ON Suoet. Githerpine bar for
tiben TO WaribaIS, % Oct Ter no til
of bIipe nofiaa pnnifeli8t al bltoe al
meb en- al Dem. @penS upIig paIgtc
Ianor, g. g. Inberiou, uonPpute
8. G. McGon iii Mnribnl, iamtiotg
iom 6. 8. Sapre8, Ser %irbebap0e
bette Gmbebc, bIeo rnocrrettct ON,
OF man life Longer bopoe @rug FOR
ham. Wr. SonreS nil BOG life fras
trpbe lin GoIitimnnbigbeo, ioet ban
iom getcran poaitaor at hanc Tor'
rang I'll Of hoIoe GmbeoCt unoer
StotenS 2ope. @Ionot Iopofotcrne
or Ser bette WeninGer ON bette
Spsrgsmaol, og hpi5 bet life fom'
mer I'll minbeligt 6orliQ, nil Sn8cn
maaife bringes for Hetten.
Gn frrf llgicrnins iorspeoe5 for.
rise llge en- WiIS @ei ipo for Sol.
iom, ibet Der meb 0pnomit bIeo
giort 6orisg pa at iprGn9e tItpffer
BEN 9puming, iom lanas WtiSiouris
fIooen er opfsrt ior at binOre Den / at
Goe Tia inboDer oct opr0iiuIoc Tarm.
lamb % sbelpage @urlir9tonbancuS
Spor. Sorriae gar a%npenoteS ser
life minbrc eno 100000 pao bi@Ic
Irbeioer IougS 6Iober, ioct nTontc
sSSernbanelinic itob / Tnre for belt at
sbelGaaeS oper en- lPnQere StrGf,
ming. Fad ire forifieuigc Stcoer par
Der urperbt Spnnntit, o. pun en- iters
re Strpfning bIep Sen ioofol0te
"Riprapping" al EiIefpiite repet no.
iaa Den riperrbe Strsm igicn begpnos
te of uospe lit S0clrgqelle5oerf. Gn
bel Iiben Irmc al SpbageIiesbeticnte
err ienot til Steoet. men oct er pan
ifcIiqt Of op0age MISUNDERSTANDING
ne, "a noqet Wotip FOR Sfurfeitre.
gen life fan trnfeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
mtarnnHn.
8rauS | Mincbn. Cite

Srano / Iincbp. Cite 9pgnin.
ger nebbrGnote iibite Waubag / ben
lille 9p Sron 9elt, og ben anretteoe
Sfaoe a~nilaaes til life minbre END
100000. Sire al De nebbrenote
9p9nineer oar 9utifer eler andre
Sorretnin9sbnle.
Camper saaet thumbs. Sil Iil'
paufee meIotes iioite Wanoag, at
0ampereu "llganba" unberoeis ira
Wilwarfee til Buffalo meo en- 2ao'
ming &orn, ben foregaaenoe Tag bar
iunfet / Str9oet ubfor Macfinap
efter at pGre bIepeu fnliit / Sien.
Ianoifabet reboeoes.
l~1bbeorina ai Wisiisiippiflubcn.
aoptein u. q. Sbompion, Der fore
itaar neutrality-suspicious. / Wtis.
iisiippiloben peo ga crosse, fit for
leben fra @aibinston UNDERWRITING
ON, at bans Inbel al $1,5O0,OOO,
Iom 8ongresien bar beoiluet til llo'
beoring % Sorbpbnin9 al eore gsis'
iisiippi bette Iar pil blipe S25O,0OO,
Ufeb benne SiIm perlter &apteinen
at fanne fulSisre Ell Ter Sco opb aa'
mol ,aa omtrent ben belle Sei ira Wi'
mona iii Ga crosse. arbeioet begun
Der Manoag.
Bierriebebcn taser S%perbaano,
Sra Ga Crosse meloes, at Ell Ok
gseItinser, Der isr bar pGret Sarmer
men icm M Dor | nGonte gp, er
! ben Grab sierris, at ban life ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
~ltorruner lin Nsiiitent. z

0jtor GorI Serqenion bar uonGpnt
GOrI u. &cmi3 al @cttinQer Ill i'm
N&iiitcnt. Nr. 2cni& bar Tor ppret
@citurcr for Tofota NtoutQna Sele,
phone 60.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05
o91rs33cs31cen0uuU&
At Her POST Of DUTY
Heroic Manner h Wlieh Girl
Tsiseraphes Fessd ossd Of
Train no6bers.
MARION LOWELL LIVINGSTON.

MARION LOWELL LIVINGSTON.
You are not afraid. EeeAse?-
Not . particle. Nsttis. Why should
be- This Il not ny arst tine on
duty here. you ksov."
Yes. bat At nisht. aaA all by your.
self. sAouId think yos would die
With ,onesomenses."
What With yosr dear brother
Paul to think Of! Why. Ns<tis, Just
imagine i,-hs may b. Q passenger
on the very train ! ssa1 speeding TO
the city at milnight."
Esther Manning nosstsd the iron
ladder leading 70 the track tower,
half . mile frem the Asassse house
OF = small scattered ssttlsneat
Her father had bssn AisDatcher At
Tower 10 for fifteen ysars. and before
that in other empioymsnt With the
Central Northern. He vas something
OF an invalid. and in one month would
be due for honorable retirement from
the service and . pension. II nothing
happened to spoil his record During
the past year. while not teaching
school, his helpful daughter. Esther.
had learned t-leGrsphy and had famil.
isriI.d herself with all the details OF
her fathers work. The night shift
with It's chill mists and tiresome
tr-zdmill system. had been q hard.
ship to old Mr.. Manning. He vas par
tIculsriy indisposed this particular
evening. and Esther had insisted on
acting as his substitute.
She was engaged to Paul REYNOLDS
who had been for year Ia the vest
and was expected home daily His
sister had accompanied Esther 10 the
tower. as noted. The latter waited
till Bruce vallette. the day operator
vas relieved by Esther. Then the two
walked away. leaving Esther alone a,
her post OF duty In the gathering
dusk
Tower 10 commanded the wires
west thirty miles to Lyons Junction.
and east past the dangerous curves
and uestles OF the next section. The
track inspection patrol reported from
that branch shortly AFTER dark Then
Esther saw an accommodation through
TO the east. and by nine O'Clock two
freights In tho opposite direction.
Everything Vas nov trim and tidy on
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05

tn. schedules. She hsf only The Nigh,
Flyer TO take care d. due at 1903.
That crack train OF the road usually
went through clean az a vhistie. All
Esther had 20 look out for aas cross
orders from either end OF the line.
Esther saw that the Vest sema.
phore was Sc, for clear Tracks. Half
n mile distant where the blx curve
began Was the east semaf ere She
noted that the go-ahead HHite light
showed Some oocasional messages
wen, over the wires. but no call for
Tower 10 through the cusg.ng hour
Now for a oomfoftat'e resting
spell reflected Esther. bl' he rest.
Ing spell merged into a f,4Ilng. and
then into a thinking spell II was
pleasant TO realize hat she uas doing
her duty and helping her father: Il
Was s,lll morc 80 TO anticipate the
home coming OF Paul Royuolds. H..
had written . glowing account Of his
success As a gold miner. hIH,lns n a
comfortable nest egg. and telling
Esther 10 keep her eyes open for Q
neat little cottage. big enough. though.
to shelter father" as well as them.
selves
Esther reused from be, day Areoa
rrverie with som.thinr.o' !. .hocI.
Very suddenly the trap door IN The
moor vas given . srca, push - N
from . mans strong shoulder Hethse
had taken the precaution TO hon n,
She heard Q mufaed CALCULATES a
eiApposntment warned-mor-. aiayn,
eA-Esther sprane up quickly -
threw the tin shade over the la.o =
the opseatos's tabls.
Sas raa 70 the window and siaseel
lovn. II vas tsst 10 tim. 10 ~ 4
lsTsiss form steal from tho eevW
eess asd sliak over behind IN. sefl1e
psss. Here ~ wss 3o,ued by ~
osA They sssnsd 70 eonvsr,s -
neee1ly. Two Of them ieapeA -
~ liteA q the side Of the tr.1oee
nd stsstsd II the direction a -
sest senapaors. The third -
seeo1 half cosceals1 By Q treat fraDe
eIIe1 With hay vssd IN the cs,tle sooa.
.sesee wos1srsl what these s,aGu1
eeeee Devs0eots bstokso.A ~
- ~ sAeaAAl ~ sAss~e
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05
Jsp.c... o.yI,sh. Fi-.~ed..

Added 10 the already long list Of
stellar attractions to be seen at
the band festival At Rocky Ford on
the Fourth Of July will be . great
dtapisy Of Japanese Day Fireworks
The attraction u made possible
through the generosity Of the Japan
ese farmers living In >shis vicinity
who will have charge Of the display
which will include everything ever
seen In this line Of pyrotechnics. The
exhibition will be given about $3.50
o'clock In the afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05
he WAS A REAL ENTHUSIAST
Game Did for One Ardent
Fanatic.

He had turned away from the front
OF = newspaper ONCE. when he found
man a, his elbow smiling st him.
and. after a feeling OF anger. he also
smiled. and said:
u see you have got on my curve.
Yes, ! turned aside to look at the
baseball score. forgetting that the
games were over for the season.
Force OF habit, you know. Been do
Ing the same thing for months and
months"
You were an enthusiast7" queried
the other
Say, lived on IT, ate and slept
with I, Every morning made be,
and every evening | found had Los,
II. When the games began last spring
! had a hundred friends. When they
closed hadn't one. had called them
all liars and horse thieves over base
ball. and they couldn't stand IT."
III gets Ia the blood
You bet ! couldn't think OF any.
thing but baseball all day. and .,
night dreamed OF II. and cried out
In my sleep. Ny wife refused to dis.
cuss the game. and the relations BE-
tween Us were strained. Our servant
Girl refused to argue. and DISCHARGED
her. Nv father.in.iaw said there vas
40 gam. like poker. and ! insuited
him. On Sunday. when there vas no
game. the day seemed . week long
to me-. The boss offered 10 raise ny
wager hve dollars . week u ! would
cot Il out. aa1 ! told him 10 vas 10
patriot"
But it's all over now"
"vss. asd I'm glad Of II. II another
Meath can get over thiakias aboss
II as1 turn 10 somsthias else. asA b.
eees the Water 10 over perhaps ! can
~ intssssesd IN Bhaksspsass OF bic.
toey asaia. ! nay Aavs 70 sst oct
tsto The boek yar1 az ysil pov ssA
iAso = . safsty valve. bst sAail q
Il - esatiy - ! ca. sal without
thrsatsaias TO kaoek he ethss ~.
toW's hsad oR."
UWUsSsi Wsy.
"A thiefs way ought certaiaiy =
se4eesa1 . nathsmaticAa.-
aWAy sof"
-Bssssss ~ tAssf assasl1ss y
m11snA11na.s
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05

esss tracks. A seaStis1 cry eecapsA
her lips- TIE white clear signal vas
not visible. II AaA bssa changed to
the rs1 stop signal. Esther spsaas
70 the semaDhoss lsvees.
The wires ass cst!" - saspel.
white asd trembling and almost over
cone.
witAis afssss niautss ~ NssAs
ayse vas 1se. TIE signal to eoos
% vss ~. ~ she couil Dot change
H. he sast saSnal had bssu tan
psrsd With. The F1yss would uol ~
cover this uatii IL sasinsss had pass-
I'd the tower. The train would hslt
around the curve at . 6assrted spos.
outside Of say Immediate help.
Train robbsrs!" brsathed Esther.
sshsst. What shall I doY"
She imagined The Night ryes as
The mercy of lavlsss. armed bandits.
Esther glanced at the clock. II six
nisutss the fastest train On the Cen.
,rai Northern would come dashing
down the rails. SAs could 80 ooe Of
the men In half visv. - II his special
mission vas 70 prsvsat her from H.
tsrfertns With his nsfaFioss plsas.
Esther -saanonsd al hss ianata
bravery and good sense. In one cor.
neF Of the tower room stood q repeat
Ing rife. . part OF the Punishment Of
oil isolated statioas along the line.
With pride and nerve she recalled
sone Of her past proficiency In arch
cry. She threw up q west window.
took aim At the semaphore. and fired.
No result AEain-and there vas
. crash. She had shot out the white
light signal Surely the Night Flyer
would take some heed Of this circum.
stance
A second rapid suggestion came TO
her mind. and she ran for . corner
where . big bundle OF red nre signal
fuses lay
Carrying these to the table. she se-
lected one. Drawing the screen from
the lamp. she nared the end Of the
nsee and gave II ming. II landed.
hissing and sputtsrinE. amid the loose
hay near the cattle pens In an In
slant the mass burst into names I'm.
I'll the bundle was exhausted she lit
and hurled fusees. II was not only
4 grand beacon. the blazing hay. but
the glare spread red and warningiy
across the sky.
Bang-bsng-ba A hail Of bull
let's from the revolver OF the man left
on guard ratified across the crashing
windows OF the tower. Then he dart.
ed down the rails In search OF his
companions.
Up dashed the Night Flyer. Esther
was down from the tower. rife IN
hand, . hEure heroic a. the train
came TO . stop and It's crew surround.
ed her. In an instant an armed party
vas made up. proceeding to the east
semaphore to investigate the situation
At that point
The banned bandits had fed. but
prspsratsoas we're discovered to hold
~ The trsis II trvs VIE western
fashioa-the train which carried Ia
its sIpress car over half Q million IL
currency.
The leader Of the Investigating Z
group vas young man from the vest
-Esther's lover. when the Night
Flyer resumed its run. Paul Reynolds
came back TO the tower to greet the
brave giri soon to become his wife.
Tho railroad company did some
thing more than pension old Mr.. Man.
ming They sent Esther . substantial
wedding present as . reward for her
heroic efforts In saving the Night
Flyer
Copyright. 1913. BY ". q. chapman)
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

Genuine Martha Washington" com
fort slippers, all sizes, 81 25 pr. Thome
q Frisbie. Adv
Claud M. Reed, who formerly con
Quoted general store at Judds Cor
ners, has purchased grocery business
at Flushing.
It's time for low cuts now. No doubt
you want the newest styles at the low
est prices. When shall we look for you
Thome & Frisbie. Adv
The Owosso Casket Co. sent the deed
to the lot at the corner of Main and
Shiawassee streets to the council, Mon
day evening, and it was accepted and
ordered recorded, and vote of thanks
rendered the company. The lot is to be
used for Carnegie library building.
White shoes and low cuts will be
more popular than last season. Our
spring styles are now ready in white
"Nu-buck" and canvas. Prices range
from $500 to 81 90 for high cuts, $1.OO
to $3.50 for oxfords and pumps. Thome
& Frisbie. Adv
A young calf beloming frightened
Tuesday, jumped from Irving Parsons
wagon and rushed into John T. Walsh 8
new store building on South Washing
ton street and crashed through the win
dow in the front door and ran to the
farm from which it had been brought
to the city to be butchered. The ami
NAL provided a lot of fun for many peo-
pie on its first visit to the city.
Women's house slippers made for
solid comfort; prices $l.25 to 50. 80 pair.
Thome & Frisbie. Adv
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

If you are suffering from rheuma.
tism, govt, kindey or bladder trouble,
write me at once. will tell you free
how to rid your system of it. ADV.
G. HERBERT HART,
Box 30, Lansing, Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

For SALE or Exchange for city
property-The A. T. Thomas store
building and stock-Inquire G. 1.
Thomas, 323 w. Main street.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

FOR SALE-$25OO cash, Star Theatre
up-to'date money maker. GEORGE
SPATHELF Receiver, Ann Arbor. Mich.
Adv. As
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

Choice lot in the Stafford addition or
sale on easy terms. Inquire of E. O
Dewey. Adv.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

WANTED-Girls to work on sewing
machines. Inquire at Imperial Gar.
ment Co over Corey's Laundry. Adv.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-04-25

WANTED-6 Power Sewing Machine
Operators Apply Imperial Garment
Mfg. Co. 32S330 West Main Street,
Owosso. Advertisement.