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Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
PAYS ID ADVERTISE
 ONE FIRM FOUND OUT
Readers Of Republican do not Neglect
 Advertisements.

That newspaper advertisements are universally read in Phoenix is the em- phatic statement ofg the Mclean Gro cery Co, which carried tweIve-inch display advertisement in the RepubIi- can Wednesday, Thursday and Friday morning. This store advertised a three day special announcing a very low price on peaches.
 Said MT. CcLean yesterday: T never dreamed of such results We sold more than four times as many as our largest estimate Yes sir, 1t pays 10 advertise Tn the newspapers. Just watch and see If you don't get lot of space from our store every week hereafter. Why, the way orders came in from every street in town, shows it pays. Last night we got in over fifteen hundred pounds If peaches, after four o'clock We had every pound delivered by nine o'clock. Yes. late but we delivered the goods
 The peaches were from the Hall Bros. ranch and the J. Stanley Howard ranch, both ranches known widely for fruits of fine quality.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
THREE SMALL LOTS
 WE'RE BROUGHT THROUGH
Difficulty Experienced by Big Curio Store in Gettinq Mexican
 ZeraPes.

The first shipment of Mexican 2erapes received by Balkes Big Curio store within the last two years ar rived yesterday. There were three shipments really, the whole amount- ing to less than | dozen and a half though several dozen had been or dered. X few of them came from AEuas CaIicntcs, a few from Zacatccas and two, from Guadalajara- Two dozen of the latter had been ordered several months ago. This transaction
 indicates the paralysis which the re- Nolution has brought upon all Mcxi- can industries
 These zcrapes will not last long and it will perhaps be q long time before any more will be received. But though there arc moi many of them they are just as beautiful as those made in the happier days of the republic All are familiar with the excellence of the weaving and the bright and beau tiful coloring.
 These zerapcs are used as garments in Mexico but in this country they are put to a variety of uses. They are used for porticres, table covers. couch covers, wall decorations. etc.
 Considering the beauty of them, the time spent in the weaving of them, they are surprisingly cheap.-(Adver- tiSement)
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
REQUIsITOIN ASKED
 fOR J0Hn HICKS OF MESA
Arrested in Fredo for Failure to
 Provide fer Family.

Constable James r. Murphy of ;his precinct was yesterday named by Governor Hunt as agent for the state of Arizona in the rcquisition from California for the person of John Hicks of Mesa. who is being held at Prado in Riverside count.. that state. on charge of failure to provide for his family
 Hicks has been absent from Arizona no more than five or six weeks, but was arrested in Prado within tho past three days upon complaint of his wife and is now beinS held pending re- Constable Murphy left last night for Sacramento to have the re auisition honorcd by Governor John son. after which he will go to PradO to get his man.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE COMMONWEALTH MIN ING COMPANY OF CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
 That We, the undersigned, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together for the purpose or forming q corporation under and pursuant to the laws If the State of Arizona. and fer that purpose do hereby adopt Articles of Incorporation as follows:
 ARTICLE L
 The name of the corporation shall bo The Commonwealth Mining Com pany If Clark County, Nevada.
 ARTICLE II.
 The principal place of business of this corporation within the State If Arizona shall be at Phoenix. Mari copa County
 ARTICLE TIT.
 The general nature of the business t. be transacted and the purposes for which t is formed are to carry nn I general mining business. to make contracts, to purchase lease option, locate, or otherwise acquire. own, exchange, sell. or otherwise dis r"se Of, pledge, hypothecate, mort gage and deal in mines. mining claims, mineral lands, coal lands oil lands timber lands, real est&tc and personal property including Placer and Quartz mining rights gems and precious stones. locations and claims. and to work, explore, operate. mine. drill and develop the same and to extract any and all minerals, oils and gas, gems and precious Stones therefrom and deal in the products and by products thereof, to buy and sell the same for profit; also to drill for and develop water and to acquire. hold and sell water and water rights for the use of the corporation and for rental and for sale for profit; to purchase, lease. build, construct. maintain and operate trails, tram ways, pipe lines, ditches fumes, re- serVoirs and storage tanks and bins for transporting and storing ore, min erals, gems and precious stones. oils or gas and the by-products thereof; to purchase, lease or otherwise ac- Cuire, erect. own. operate or sell smelting and ore reduction works oil rCfineries. saw mills and power rlants; to buy, sell, construct. oper- ate and maintain such railroads, ter minals, and necessary equipment tramways, turnpikes and canals as may be necessary to lead from the principal works or place of business of the corporation to some existing railroad, turnpike, or public highway; to do a. general real estate. manu- facturing and mercantile business; to lease real and personal property of ether persons or corporations for the purposes of this corporation and to lease the property of this corpora tion to other persons or corporations fer such purposes and on such terms and conditions as the Directors or Stockholders of this corporation may determine; to buy, sell. hold and ac- quire, and lay out townsites, subdivi- '
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
 CREDITORS.
In the District Court of The United
 States for the District of Arizona.

In the District Court of The United
 States for the District of Arizona. In the Matter of Southwestern Un derwritcrs Company, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. B79.
 To the Creditors of Southwestern Un dcrwriters Company, of Phoenix, in the county of Maricopa, and district aforesaid. bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day August, A. D. 1913, the said Southwestern Underwriters Company was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of it's creditors will be held at No. 305 Fleming Build ing, in Phoenix, Arizona, on the 16th day of August. A. D. 1913, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex- amino the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 JOSEPH $. JENCKES,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Phoenix. Arizona, August 5th. 1913
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
THREE RELEASES FROM
 STATE PEHETENTIARY
r.
 Q
Communications Earned By Convicts
 Reduce Sentences.

Three more convicts were released from the state pcnitcntiary yesterday upon communication of sentence in the legal and proper way. These men were sent up for penitentiary sent once and worked part of them out on the Tempe bridge, and upon other of the work that was done by con yicts in the state. thereby receiving double time credits for the times spent on the state work.
 The three men are Jesus Nalenzucla, who was sent up from PinaI county for two years for assault with deadly weapon, and served on year, seven months and nine days; Estcban Juarez. wno was sent up from Green lee county for grand larceny for three years, who served one year and twcnty-thrae days and Carlos Zara- milIo. whose crime and sentence was the same as Juarez and who came from the same county. The last two named were at the Fairbanks stock ade when their time elapsed.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09

from among the stockholders at the annual meeting to be held on tho second Tuesday of January of each . ear.
 ARTICLE VII
 The Directors shall have power tc adopt and amend By-Laws for the government of the corporation. to fill vacancies occurring in the Board CT Directors from any cause End te make all rules and regulations deem ed cXpcdient for the management of the affairs of the corporation not in~ consistent with the laws of the Unit eI States and the Constitution and Laws of the State of Arizona
 ARTICLE VIII
 The highest amount of indebted ness. direct or contingent, to which tine corporation shall he subject at any one time shall be two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
 ARTICLE TX.
 The private property of the Stock holders and officers of the corpora ten shall be exempt from all cor porate debts of any kind WhatsGoTer. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereunto set our hands and seals this 9th day of July. A. D. 1913.
 $. E. BURTON. whose residence and postofficc ad- dress is No. 1265 W 39 Place Los Angeles. California
 R. II. BENNETT whose residence and postofficc ad- Gress is No. 121 <. Olive street. Los Angeles. California
 W. \. LOOMS whose residence and postofficc ad- dress is No. 1915 w. First street. Los Angeles, California.
 J. E. HAYS whose residence and postoffice ad- dress is No. 3908 Normandy ave, Los Angeles, California
 E. W, HOKOM whose residence and postcfGcc ad- dress is No. 410 F. 4Gth street, Los Angeles, California
 ALEXANDER BURNS whose residence and postoffice ad- dress is No 5o3 So, Euclid Ave, Pasadena. California.
 F. J. AIREY whose residence and postofffce ad- dress is No 1739 w 4Grd street, Los Angeles. California
 NJ. $. McENIRY whose residence and postofficc ad- dress is No. 500 Fl Centro street. south Pasadena. California STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ss Before me, Asa Reyes, a Notary Public in and for the said County and State, on this day persnoaIly ap- peared s. F. Burton. R H Bennett. W. A. Loomis, J. E. Hays E. W, Hokum, M. :. McEniry, F. J. Airey, and Alexander Burns, to me known to be the persons who subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and ac- lnowIedged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and con- sideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal If office this 9th day of July, A D, l 1918 My commission will expire on the l .0th day of December, 1914
 ASA KEYE'S. | Notary Public in and for the Coun- ! = of Los Angeles, State of California. l (NotariaI SeaD |
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09

sions and other real property and to ~uhdividc the same. to oWn, handle and control letters patent and inven- tinus and shares of it's own capital stock and that of other corporations, and to vote any stock owned by t the same as natural person might do, to issue bonds. notes. dcbenturc@ and other evidences of indebtedness and secure the payment of the same by mortgage, decd of trust or other wise. to act as agent, trustee brok- CT or in any other fiduciary or trust capacity. and to borrow and loan money, to erect buildings and other Improvements on the lands belonging to tho corporation and to ft the same for hire; to buy and otherwise ac- qUire and to sell. exchange and hold for investment purposes the stocks and bonds of other corporations, to exchange the capital stock of this corporation. or anv part thereof, for the capital stock of other corpora tiors, and for other property rights and Franchises in the discretion of the Board Of Directors, to acquire by purchase or otherwise franchises or various descriptions; and in gen eraI to do and perform such acts and things and transact such business. not inconsistent with law, in any part of the world as the Board of Direct ors may deem to the advantage of the corporation.
 ARTICLE ".
 The authorized aniount of the capital stock of this corporation shall bc one million dollars divided into ere million shares of the par value of one dollar each. At such times as the Borad of Directors may by resolution direct, said capital stock shall be paid into this corporation, either in cash or by the sale and transfer to ii of real or personal property, contracts, services, or any valuable right or thing for the uses and purposes of said corporation, .n payment for which shares of the capital stock of said corporation may be issued and the capital stock so issued shall thereupon and thereby 1 become and be fully paid up and non-asscssablc and in the absence | of actual fraud in the transaction the l judgment of the Directors as to the 1 be conclusive.
 ARTICLE V.
 The time of the commencement of 1 this corporation shall be the date of |  the filing of these articles of incor- poration in the office of the Cor poration Commission of Arizona, and l t certified copy thereof recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Maricopa County, Arizona, and q certificate of incorporation delivered to said company by said Corporation Commission and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five years with the privilege of re- Iewa1 as provided by law.
 ARTICLE VI
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a Board of Direct nrs and the following named shall the Board of Directors un- tI their successors are elected: s r. Burton, R. H. Bennett, W. A Loomis. J. F. Hays, F. w. Hokum, NJ. s. McEniry, F. J. Airey. and Alexander Burns. Thereafter the | Board of Directors shall be elected
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09
GETTING RESULTS

T see you have a cornet. Do you play?"
 Not much I use that instead of police whistle"
 Why not have a police whistle?"
 This gets more people interested When I try to play everybody in the neighborhood calls policeman."- Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1913-08-09

Hire q little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
0oIlnrseipinn bos 9eutjhturn irre-

DoIlnrsepinn bas 9eutjhtum irre-
fiibrtl
@ir fonnen INNER nod jeoen Gol-
lar sdblen. Cine beiltibe 3eitiing
In Mmerifn lit ipabrIih feline @olo-
mine. gSir baben nber ale nriafe,
5,ifrieoen sit ieilt nno nit 8ertrauen
III ben "a. Sabrgang eit3utreten.
llno, Denn Die Gelttid)en i'm Stnate
sliIan1ntenbaltet lernen un6 Den
Sel,tiben Staatsperbonb 5u ibrenl
eiaeuen Nilsen nno Segen, uno sur
gbre bes beiitihen Hnmens aufbduen
belfen, bomit Der ,3eittihe Wihel"
aud in Siio 0afota nidt nnr Steu=
ern be5ablt, iorloern aud pplitilh uno
io5iol 5u Gbren fonlnt, bonn ioll
oos %. i3eitnnss Snbilanm bes
y3eutjd)er SeroIo" I'M Suit 1914 erit
reft in paiienber gSeiie eefetert iDer.
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beute nad) tpie Dor alien 2elern uni
IorreIponbenten bon gan3em Ser.
sen fir ibre treue Ofitarbeit ani
beutihetH aulturfelo,
Sans Semiitb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
Salfanfrieg
Sbne tormeiie ariesserflGrnna fat
oas 8emetel bon 0euem
begonnen.

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ige aegiernng bat angeblid, ben
9rpRmadlten Gin Girfnlar suae.
lanot oaf 8nfsarien snm 1rieSrps.
'dlnf bereit lei. Sin 8affenitiilitaus
5ptlden ymlsarien nnb serbien inf
oeretfs erfolst iein, oa bic gerlnite
anf beloen seiten sefuaItiae iinS
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ut Der &rieg auf Dem 8oIfon in,
oouen @ange. 9uIgaren fampft oe.
gen 9 one Serben imo @riefjen. una
Hnmanten iiebt ben sluqenbIif Fir
sitnlttg, 1td cine reue @e6ietsertnpits
tltn9 gu iidern. 9ie arieas. u,,a
SSslleg!esnadribten = pioeripred,eu lid,
Us lollen bon Der 9imof. .Giniiion No.. Ser
lerollfen armee 1000 Offisipre :,
soloafen 'eltenS Der guIaoren ae.
totet uoroen iein. e
seloe SeiIe nebmen ben es;so
fitr lld tn anipruh. Die bis6eri'
gen gerIuite iino llnaebeuer, g;s
noden $4,000 bis 10000 monn
aus. gumdniens Hnhirn,.6,,,,s -.
oollenoet. '7"hs t'l
=, ct; : Eetersbure, 9. sa,ri. - Ser
q, salefl9" n1eloet boB @riedbenIono.
peoftftenegro, Serbien uno gfum6-
men oen abi6IuB eines rre,,en @or.
db6an6llnoes pIonen. entipredspnSe
@erganolllngen iino inn @onqe,
US mebren iib Die @eriifte sos,
o.e Siirfei nit ariea orobt' foas @
Ssill9arlen ni6t iofort 9aoooito @ unS
rdlutt. S'eeteS
Sonoon, 8. ssuIi. - Ser sa;o,,,r
storrrelponoent Der 0oiIp geaiI tpeif
5t berldten, boB OeIterrei6 einen m
SSer9!etd 8piiden guIqorien ,rnS
stnmlanlen 5uitan0e eebradt bot,
Ger oartn beItebt, oaB 8uIqorien go.
tohlfl OILS entgelt fir territorioTe
bGlt. 'A''''" et'
ans Soeiia miro oemieI5en glott
oerl9tet, Dob Die Sruppen inn Sin.
Sllen HuBlonos mobil eentaft per.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
Nus benl staate

Sieb, bas Gisentmm bon gerio.
llen ut, ipelbe in einem oraoniiirteu
eolintp Dor Dem /. Wfoi iroenh
etnes Sabres ibren ggobnfis o1Ifop.
lhlagen baben, n1uB in oieiem @p,ln-
~ belteuert perben. 8ieie Meoef
bat Staatsauoitor $. g. annerinn
nah Seftion 2O65 oes goIiticoI
eeoe feitaeiebt. @s fam nfnlidb bor
oaB Seute ibr gieb in nidt oraoni-
l'rten Counties am 1. 9iai hieI-
ten. I'M Der geftaueruna All emf.
aeben. nnb ipdter Ecs gief mad,
Dem organiiirten Gullfltp trieben
mo iie iel5er pobnten uno basielbe
lpabreno ces srnreren Sells oes
Sabres bort beIieBen.
gine iuiftige 2anbentideiSnua llat
Der Sefretdr bes ssnneru s.. IL
Sane, IN 5fuei Siib Dafotn 2anfdl.
len i'm Bierre 9iitrift abgeaeben.
Der 73idbrise s. B. 3eaer nno
ieine inpnlioe 9ofter 2ibbie 2euer
batten i'm Sabre 1911 ibr 2ano o,,f-
gebrohen, aber 5u fp1t fir oie Grn-
te. Sm Satire 1912 gab's bort cine
5eblernte. am 1. SuIi 1910 botten
lie bereits ibre 2anoeintraguna ae-
rndht, uno am Id. Sftober 1911
ibre ShluBproof Hopiere eingereiht.
Sic batten iid) DGbrenb Der 3eit
onuerno auf oem 2anD aufgebalten.
0as 2anbanit in 8ierre acceptirte Die
Bapiere. Mnein bns @eneraIlono-
amt IN @aibington pertpeigerte 0as
2anbpnteilt, neil Die 8erbeliernngen
uno aultinirung beiagten 2nnoes
niht Dem Seinftdtteeeies entIprd-
den. Seller appellirte pergebens.
GongreBnann 6. s.. 8urfe nabn1
lib bafn Der 2eilte an, allein audi
Ier ruuroe 5tpeinlal ahgelpieien. Or
lgnb ie0oh feline Sohe nid,t anf
.nno mics nah, bob elm 5obn un6
8rn6er Der oben @enannten aiif
einem ansren5enben aanotraft I'M
ter oenieiben 8eoingungen eilr
9atent erlnngt batten. ssnfolge oei.
len itieB Gefret1r Cane oie friibere
Gntideionne Inn nilo Die @ennnnten
iperben nun aiib ibr 2anhpdtent err
balten. llnb bos baben fie aus
idlieBlid g. $. gllrfe sa perbotifen-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
Nellefts.

Eierre, 8. SliIi. @nrI Nfert.
Elm Ghufter ,nio elmer Ser 1Iteiten
bieiigen 8iirger. itnrb nnf Der
Strabe infolge eines plosliden Gers.
fdllogs.
Meip gorf. 8. Ss,Ii. rs 6liIihel
Wobnen ioIlen In einen MiRieuftreif
DeripideIt iperhenb ipelta biea[ a[rqeItrffs
ten hie berIoneten go Nrplesd2 d2okn-
|erb5bu1g midi erh1Itet 1ie Maf
|1e, srsIdres bn6 len aias ~
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10
Scr Tleiidtruf
8cmii6t or iidD, nm in Sionr Sails
feiten snf sm faiien?

feiten 6nE sll tai1en!
@or einern Sabre iiherte lidl Die
3lpeitgroBte unabbdngige shlad)t-
bausiirma Der Ser. Staaten, Suls-
berger unb 5obne, bier als Siio
Gafota Gropiiion So. befannt, 20
Ader fir offentlide Stod Oaros
uno riiitete iid,, Elm eroBes Sblad)t-
balls in Sio,tr 6oIls 81 erridten.
llniere oui Siour Salts 10 eiferiiih-
tioe Rabborin, Giol1r Gitp, butte
idlon pergebns- periudt, Die iest in
Siour Sails befinblihe Inlage pon
Morrea & So. abipenitig Sn ma
den nnb mollte es it'd, 5u oem 3lped
Snnoerttauleno Collars foIten lal-
len.
s(Is nun oud Sul3berger ltno
Sbbne oas neben Der Wforrell &
go. liegenoe Green Eading Soule
pahteten, 5ogen Die Guoabp 8ading
So. & 9lrmour SO. In Sionr Gitp
|iofort grfrnbigllngen elm, mann
| bie 8od)t oes Green Rafing SorIe
labliefe. 9enn tpenn bier Die 10
oringeno notigen Stof goros ange-
leat peroen ioGten, miiiien oilh Die
anberen Shlabtbousfirmell bier
Sub 5u faiien iuhen oa Siour Gitp
so 8rosent an Sdldhtpieb perlies
rem piiroe, 5lmal ia Die Mebrbeit oes
nod Siour gitp gebraften giebes
aus Siio 9afota fonlntt
Sotpeit limo Irmour & go. iino
oie guoabps nid,t erfolereid) gelpeien,
um Die 8reen 8ading Souie slnla-
| ae bon ben iesigen Bahtern, S,llS-
berger & Cons su reiBen, uno es
limb gar nt1htige gebeime gtnfliiiie
geIteno, Inn Die Sulabergers aus
Siour salls beraussubalten. alein
lestere tragen iid NIT Dem 8eoan.
fen, bic genannte gnlage als 8e-
fliigelonlose 5lt ben,tscn, nm ibreIl
groBen @efliigelbanbel 81 pergroBern
uno ols Grgdn5ung snr groBen
Shladtbansanlage iollte bieielbe
8irflihfeit iperben, mas Sionr Sails
Init ben ssabren 5u elmer groBen
Eading gentrale MAIDEN uito Die
gep6iferllng beoenteno pernlebrel
1niirbe nno baber aud geihaftlid bon
unberehenbarem @erte fir Siour
Sails mare.
Die Snl5bergers bdtten lebtesssabr
Ihon nit Der anlnge Der Stod
garbs begonnen, aIs Tie fid, 20
ader 2ano iiberten, alleitt, als lie
BON Der Milipaltfee 8abn ein3meig-
geleiIe berlangte1, itallb 9lnpnlt
30. GrigsbD pon Siour Sails i'm
@ege, Ser bort 2anb eignet uro bas-
felbe nif)t 5u beiaetern 3iDef herge-
ben fpollte. ssnfoIge beifen fam Dos
9roieft gum StillItanb. ssnfolge oei-
| fen ipnr6e bon Der Iebten 2egislatiir
| Die Bin go. 2t5 nit Der Dring-
IidfeitsfIaniel paiiirt. tponoh eirle
lgiienbabn bas &eft bat, fir @ege-
1rehte BON irhritrieIIen l1nternebnlln-
| gen oas ooSu NOTICE aano 81 conoent-
niren.
! Gieies @eies erOffnet 6aber oie
Ausiiht. oaB bic SuI5bergers init
Der MnIage Der Gtod Warbsg llnb
libres Millipnen-5 5hIadtbauies grnit
MAIDEN foniien, ipenn Tie nollen nnb
Denn flidt nod I'm letter Minute
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-07-10

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02
When the Indians Came to
iowa.

About forty years ago on the Fourth
Of July, SO my mother says, \ tribe Of
Indians came over from White Cloud,
Kan. There used to bc an old livery
barn where Mr.. &. J. Fuhrman's
building now stands, and my mott hers
parents house was an old log one,
standing where the cigar factory Is
situated now. The Indians stopped
at the old livery barn and put
up their ponies. In about an hour
they all came out intoxicated and
yelling like thousand dogs barking
al one time. One, u young chief,
dressed In a war bonnet, came over
towards their house. All the inmates
of this 10y cabin were very badly
scared, This chief came TO the side
door and walked into the house. lie
said: ME want big kettle, cook dog
In" Mammals mother didn't want
to give the kettle TO him and he no.
ticed that she hesitated, so he said:
"Me no hurt kettle, give horse u !
do" IAN right said grandma,
"When win you bring II backY" mo.
tioning out the words. "Me bring
back In morning." replied he. Grand.
mother went and showed him the
kettle and he took 1t and carried 1t to
the barn, where the Indians fixed two
pronged sticks upright In the ground
and laid an old iron pipe across them.
On this pipe they hung the kettle.
Grandmother's mamma and her sis.
tiers and brothers, who were only five,
six, seven and eight years old, watched
them kin the dogs. They never
skinned or cleaned the dogs, but just
killed them and tossed them In the
kettle, which was not hot and they
poured water over the dogs and let
them boil. The Indian was true to his
word and brought back the kettle
early the next morning, and with II
he brought one bottle OF whiskey, two
pounds OF tobacco and q knife. A
true narrative. HERMAN SCHULTZ.