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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-04-16
George SeversOn at Rest.


All that was mortal of George E..
Severson was laid at rest Friday at
ternoon, April Bird, at Rolling Green
cemetery.
The funeral of George E. Severson,
who died at his home Tuesday morn
ing, March 81, was one of the largest
ever held around Des Laos. The ser
vices were held in the Rolling Green
church at 1 o'clock, short funeral
service having been held at the family
home at II o'clock. Rev. Varud, pas
tor of the Lutheran church at Berth
old preached a comforting sermon to
a very large number of the friends.
The music by the United Evangeli-
cal choir of Des Laos was we'll rem
dered. One of his favorite hymns,
"Safe in the Arms of Jesus" was
sung; also a duet by Mrs. S. Field and
Ina Tunstall was appropriate and full
of pathos. The casket was banked with
flowers, tokens of friendship from
loving friends. The pail bearers were
Shirley Field, Carol Gorden, Carleton
Ritchson, Elmer Dokken, Carvor Bou-
tcher and John johnson.
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Editor Gilbertson and wife of
Glenburn motored to Minot Sunday
morning to attend church.
The Knights of Columbus will in
itiate large class at the Elks' Home
Sunday.
Easter was fittingly observed at the
various churches. At the Catholic
church the Knights of Columbus at
tended Early Mass in body.
The school and state lands will be
leased at the Office of Auditor Thomp-
son in Minot Tuesday, April Fl.
Mrs. VIM. Glib, Jr., and daughter
arrived from Stanley Tuesday to
spend the week at the C. F. Truax
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Anna Hauge at Rest.

The funeral of Miss Anna Hauge,
the sixteen-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Carl Hauge, was held from
the country home Friday morning at
II o'clock and from the Bethania Lu-
theran church in Minot that after
noon at 2 o'clock Nineteen convey
ances from the country followed the
remains to this city. Rev. J. Tonne de-
livered the sermon in Norwegian and
Rev. Mr.. Gullixson in English. Misses
Eftie Rue and Ruth Tonne sang a num-
Der of touching solos. The beauti-
full casket was banked with flowers
The remains were laid tenderly at rest
in Rose Hill cemetery beside those OF
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Local and Personal

Paul v. Mccoy spent Easter Sunday
with friends in Minneapolis.
c. w. jerome is giving Kenmare a
breezy paper in the Kenmare News.
The Millennium is at hand. The 500
lepot at Kenmare is to be remodelled.
]. M. Questad has returned from
Richmond Beach, WASH, and is now
located at Bantry.
Roy Mcknight, who spent the win
ter at Los Angeles, is back for the
summer, to look after his interests.
C. M. Cooley, formerly city editor
of the Optic, now with the Grand
Forks Herald, arrived Monday to visit
friends.
W. A. Peck, Better Farming expert,
will spend the fourth Saturday of each
month at Kenmare with the Gooseneck
farmers.
P. V. Mccoy returned from short
business trip to New Rockford Friday.
He reports that that thriving city lies
in the heart of one of the very best
sections Of the state.
Editor C. R. Kendall Of Granville
transacted business in this city Mon
day. Mr.. Kendall is the Granville
stamp FOUNDER and he's about the bus
lest man in that city.
NJ. C. Larsen, the l. H. c. represen-
tative at Kenmare, wants to organize
a militia company in case that the
North Dakota boys are called to Mex
leo. Jerome has spoken for the po-
sition of corporal in the rear ranks.
''Billy" Jerome, local editor of the
Kenmare News, visited old Minot
friends Monday. Among other able
representatives from the Goosneck in
the city that day were Attorneys Clark
and Clausen.
C. H. Withers, who has been en-
ployed at the Boyer clothing store
during the winter, has gone to his
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farm home on the reservation, where
he will follow agricultural pursuits
on an extensive scale.
Mrs. C. F. Truax submitted to an op-
Grafton at St. Joseph's hospital Tues
day morning and at this writing is
resting as comfortably as could be ex-
pected. 1t will be several weeks be-
fore she is able to be removed to her
home.
B. M. Elzenhoefer writes from the
Soldiers Home, where he is now re-
siding, that he is having good time.
Kind treatment, good surroundings,
comfortable beds and good food. Mar
shall and Geo. Ruge, also old warriors,
are with him.
Lee Feehan, publisher of the Flax
vile Rustler, Montana weekly, spent
Easter with Minot friends. Mr.. Fee
han is getting along nicely in his new
field but there are ties in this city that
simply cannot be severed, and they are
not altogether home ties, either.
The editor received by parcel post
choice home cured ham from Mr.
and Mrs Lee Miller of Granville. 1t
arrived in good time for our Easter
breakfast and made US feel like a mil
lionaire for little while. Swift and
Armour really ought to get Mr.. Mil
ler's recipe for curing hams.
w. S. Shaw started out on his cam
paign for sheriff Monday. He will
use an auto and expects to visit every
farm home in Ward county. BY the
time he travels up and down every
section line from Sawyer to the Goose.
neck, he'll be fairly well acquainted
with the lay of the land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cardsdaftne1
and Mrs. F. G. Bullock, wife of the
cashier Of the Denbigh bank, arrived
in Minot Monday night for short Wis
it. Mr.. Cardsdaftner is assistant cash.
Ter of the bank and secretary Of the
Denbigh Pressed Brick Co. The com
pany recently installed new press
and is manufacturing one Of the very
highest grades of brick in North Da'
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O CENT "CASCARETS"
IF BILIOUS OR COST1VE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach
Sluggish Liver and eowels-They
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
ton, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undl-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-lnd1-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
ing good for months. .,
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Cures
Eczema?

regarding Eczema and other skin dis
eases. that we are glad to make our
answer public. After careful investiga-
of Oil of Wintergreen, as compounded
IN D. d. D. Prescription. can be relied
upon. We would not make this state
,nent TO our patrons. friends and neigh
although there are many so-called Ec-
Sema remedies sold. we ourselves un.
scription ~ 800 4 -
Drop into our store today, Just to talk
over the merits Of this wonderful Pre-.
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five brothers and sisters.

Anna was student at the Model
school of this city until the Christmas
vacation, when she became i'll of scar
let fever. She was cared for at the
detention ward of the hospital and ap-
parently recovered, but became ill of
pneumonia and dropsy suddenly, pass
ing away within "a hours.
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Best Treatment for Constipation.
"My daughter used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good re-
suits and can recommend them high
ly," writes Paul R. Babin, Brushly, La.
For sale by all dealers.
home,
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StrinptOwn Ladies' Aid

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid of
Stringtown will meet with Mrs. c.
M. Christensen April 23rd. Every
body invited.
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kota. Mr.. Cardsdaftner reports the
prospects for the sale of the material
as very good.
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Sfuk.ga9riGtem.
aineinna.i. 20. Tdrs 1914.


9ei Bittsbura uuo 5antm No. fdQt Der
Sslub, i'm gincinuatier 5iitritt aber iieigt
berIelbe nod etwas urb hattie geItern Nbeno
bel beHser Staot etnen gSaiisrtano BON
89.s SUB.
Sie fols.nben Sep.ihsu trufsn UdbreHb
bes aesrisen fages bier Elm:
gittsburs pa. - Der sTlus bat einen
RaHerhano Don 1914 Sub ano idat
Charleston. B. ga. - Ser SIus bat
sihen Bafieraanb non 1876 SUB uno feist.
BortSmoutA, 8. - Der JluB bat ei.
nsn BaTtrftanb upn 3S.2 6sb uub itsist.
9artersbura VI. 8a. Der 5lub
bat einen HsiierHano BON 25.9 8ub u. itetst.
Ranauba salts, 8. ga.-Ser Sls5
ssi eineu Baferhanb bon lo.1 JxB u. ialt.
Tt. Bleafant, @ 8a.-Ser Jlus bat
einsnBdHerftane Don S01 Sub uno iteist.
GatlettSbure Ra.- Der 5lub ha t
eiHenBaHeraano BON 1913 Gub unb itetgt.
SouiSpille, a1. - Der 5las ha. si'
neH BaTeraanb Don l1.3 Jub unS iteigt.
gpaHspiIle, Snb - Der Stub bat
eiNsnysaHersanb BON 24.o Gub uno iallt
Cairo, On. Ser 5Iub bat einen Bai.
fertaHb BON 77.7 Sub unb Reigt.
Mempbis, Isnr.-5er Slub bat etnsn
&aHrftaRb BON 1873 Jub sno iteigt.
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bes 54c per @alIone in partisn bon
70 gbl. @efoHtes 1c mebr. Grtra
Winter 5eit 9ar6Ol 85t per @allone.
Cotton Seeb Del rraffinirtes 98c per
@alIone. Serpentin SOC per @al1one
in partien BON Is Barrels. petros
Ieum. Obio Carbon 120 Grab 1Oc, bo.
$50 Grab 111c, bo. !Seablisbt 175
Grab 12a-13ac. grOnn Gafolin
20c, Rapbta 17c per @aqone in par>
tien BON 1-5 gbls.
GaI3.-Ger Wartt III rubis. S6io
Riper $1.20, Mi9isan unb Qfron
$1.14 per g6l. BON 280 pfunb.
Salg ftstis-prima Gitp II Bis
re. bo Gountrp 6 5/8-65 per pf6.
&o6len.-Wartt rubig. gougb>
biosbenD $3.75-4.00, Rub unb Slad
1926. Gdnatpbd Stiidfoblen 1915
$4.OO. Nub unb Slad $2.25 per 80.
abgeliefert. Hau6loie Stiidfoblen
$500, 4ntbraeite $7.75-8.00 per
50. abgeliefert. Cote toitet $3.50 per
5onne d6qeliefert.
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9dsli6er asarftberibt.

Gincinnati 10. Mli

Cincinnati. 19. Wldra.
Die nadfols,nSen Auotiruns.n Be-
aieben iid nur auf Gnsros 5ranss
attionen. Bel tleinsren 9.i9Gftsn
ipsrbsn etipas b6h,re pr,iie bersdnst.
propifionen.
Der Wartt mar rubis. pr.iis ii.tis.
g dmal5. prima Steam
$10.32-10.42 (. o. 8.
5rodengefaI3enes Gleif d
Gbort clear Seitsn 12-123e, ibort
Rippsnieiten 11a-12c, srtra fort
clear Seiten 11a-12e, S9uIt,rn II
-114e. Bellies 133 -13te Ipj. uno &c
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Gbprt clear Seitsn
13-13ac, tur5s Rippenietten 12a-
13e, .rtra fbort clear Seiten 12a -13c,
S6ultsrn 12-- 123c unb Bellies IA
-143c loie unb ac per pfuHb msbr
uerpadt.
Gusar Gureb GIeii9. =
S6infen 16-164. pisnic g4ultsrR
12s 13c, 9r.aifaii Bacon 19-2oc,
SduItern 12.-1se. Rem Dort Gut
Shultern 12h--13e. trpden. Beef
G4inten $25.00-$26.00.
SiiBgepDteltts GIeifd.--
Sdint.n 13t-14e, pienic Sdultsrn
10t--104e, Bellies 17--17at, GduIs
tern 11-11te.
Srifdes Sfeifd. - Sdins
fen 13-13kc, g}icnit GHult,rn 10a
LIE, Sdultern 1Ot lie, iburi
Mippenfeiten lille, ibort clear
Seit.n 11-11ac, ertra ibort Ssitsn
10a-111. Bellies 13A-15a pro
pfuno.
WlebI unb @ttrsib.
MebI. - Wintsr paieni $4.25-
4.50, Winttr Ganep $3.50 Alb.
Minter ssantp $3.90-4.15, Winter
ssamiIp $3.20-3 $50, grtra $500
3.15, or6indres $2.75-2.s5, Sari.r
@ei3en pdt,nt $3.75-3.90. bo. fancp
$3.85-4.25, DO. Jamilp $3.50 3.75,
RosssnmebI, norbpsitIidl semifdtss
$3.753.90 reinss Gitp S4.10--
4.2o. semii4tss $3.So-4.10 pet HbI.
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Riuobteb. - 81. Ynfubr mar beute
aiemlitb aroB, bic geahirdge nur mdBig uno
bic greiie piaiser.-Mil6fibe pareu rubig
uno faum itetig.
Ghnere Stiere $s.65-8.26, Grtra $3.50.
DAleN t8.75 = 6.25, Eltilderhitrs s6.7s
-T6O, auserlefeRe Bis ertra $7.66-S.00 pei
ferS e5.5O-T4O, Grtra S7.b0-7.90, ,&abs $3.50
800. auserl,fene Bis ertra e6.26--e.75.
GaHners &325-4.25, Cutters $4.25-5.26,
6toderS nnb Seebers t5.75-7.50, 6tod'
1eifers e5.B0-6.50, Stotsaabe t4.60-5.6o
Bullem--GerW Wtarft mar beute rublg
Su ben geltrigen rebu5irten Breiien.
Raaere nnD leidtt s5.60-o.25, Belsgna
s6.2S-L10, GrtrasL15--7.2s, fsttt Suaen
47.00--7.8S.
Ralber.-5ie Na4frage mar nur ma'
6ig uno bic greiie miaiser.
extra $926---9.60, fair bis CUTE lsi4te
$7.60-900, srbindrs u. groBs $5.00-s.0O.
9 meine. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
aerina unb bic 9reiie ftiesen um 6-10s.
fyerfel blieben unperdnoert.
oule bis auBerleIene Be-padungs' u. 8lei'
fAerIsrten e9.00-9.0S, prbindrt bis ausers
lefene gdpere fette G&ue &5.T6-8.35, Gstra
Ss.26-8.8O, GtagS t4.7S--7.2S, grtra ST.26,
leidhte BsyfanptiorteH es.10-6.76, fSertel
pon 110 Dfunb RHb peHiasr $5.00--800.
Sdafe unb 2dmmer- Der Martt
mar beute rubig uno bic preiIe i6pa1.
6Asft.-eStra sb.e1-5.75. snis BIZ aus.
srIefsnt S5.2S-6.66, ordinate u. quite $500
800, Sabrlinge $o.0o-6.75.
2AMEer. - &rtra $500. cute bis anser'
lefent eT.60-9.O0, srbinhrf BIS sais $500
-7S0, ssidorene Sdmmer so.oo-7.6o.
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Gebxrteariidsaas unb W6lferz
tpo.
BON $. 9inssr

9i. arobe Sorae. bic isit 2ansem
i6on ouf SSrantrei4 laitet, 1T iiingIt
nua BEL uns Oeutiten eiuastebrt: biz
Sorae peaen bes Hiideanass Der 9ez
burten. Eft ihm niht ginbult au aes
bietsn. ober bort er ni9t BON ielber
fpisber auf. 10 mub bic Grf4einuna
Der Sbeorie nad naturaemdB einmal
gum YDltertobe fiihren. Sb ihr ii6er-
baupt aeiteuert perben tann, lit frei-
liCh bic sSraae, uno p6 bic Wiittel ge.
iesaeberii6er Ginrpirtuna bic entz
pfpblen iperoen. etpas su niiben Ders
m0opn. niro Don 9ielen ernItIia be.
alpeifslt. 9lbet BON bieier Seite ioa
bier oas problem niat beiprodsn
peroen; ss 1T nod su penia benz
Strsite Der parteipolitiIhen Meinun.
gen entriidt. Wir ippllen uns nur
na6 geiipielsn auf Der @rbe bafiir
umisben. pie infolae duberer Gin
fliiiTe. eiaener SdJulo ober aar eiaensr
2lbii6t 0DItsr Iterben tDnnsn, ipie aber
audi aeIsqsntli6 RIdfdldae sintrsten,
aus benen man Soffnunaen abIeiteH
plrf.
Dab einit topfitarfe unb trGfti1e
90ltsr i'm 9aufe ipeniosr ssabrbuns
berte, ia ssabrasbnte cri6retenb sus
inmmenaeihmplaen limb. bat man oe.
nuoIam beobahten tDnnsn. 10 an ben
decentralization sSnoianern uno
an ben 9epobuern munher Siioiee,
inisln. Sm Sample init benz rid
ii6tslos porbrinaenben Weiben, ourd
glltohol iinb einaei6lsppte &rantbeiz
ten. dber au6 iniolae LANCER, perlliits
reiher Stammesfeboen untereindnoer
limb bic norbameritaniIhen Rothbdu-
te, cine aetpih ionit tpiberitdnosfGbiae
Rofe. felt Der 9eriihrund nit ben
@uropdsrn beitdnbia an 3abl auriid.
aeadnaen. SGien es absr, als lei ibr
llnt.runna unpermeiolid. 10 lebren
uns bic neueiten @rfabrunaen bas
stm Sabre 1890 aab es
in ben Yereiniaten Stnatsu 248,253
sSnDidnsr. Die 3dblunG BON 1900 er-
Qa6 einen srneuten Riitaano auf
265. 1876. bic lebts 8Gbluua aber bon
1910 cine 3unabme auf 265, ,5S3 Gee
len alio cine redt uuisbnli6e 8ers
mehruna. 9as lit permutblth 10 au
sttldren. Die per.insitaotlihsn SSn-
oiauer leben beute aum ar0btsu 5beil
auF Referpationeu. B. b. in S4ub9s.
bietsn. uub limb bort aa frisOli6sn,
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G6itaso, 10. Wsdr3.

G6icaso, 19. Wtdr3.
Weisen.-5iir Ulai 92T93sc, AM
S6luB e3Ec; fir SuIi s8s-89be, I'm
S6lub 800.
WelidtOrn.-Gir Mai 685-695c,
am S9lub 69zc; fiir Suli 68a-69sc,
am SdluB 69sc.
Safer.-Giir Nai 39E-40ae, am
S6luB 40ae; Fir Suli 40-4osc, am
SaluB 40sc.
ROsgsn.-go. 2 Gle.
@sriie 5o-65e.
simotbpfaamsn S3.25-4.50.
9leeiaamen $8.00-14.0o.
BORT $21.671 per 8bl. Sir Ulai
s2l. .60-21.7o, am SdluB 2167a;
fiirSuli 21.62a-21.72a. am Salub
$21.67a.
e&nlals $1O.7O per 100 pfuno.
Tiir Wlai $10.s0-10.85, am S4lub
$10.S5; fir Suli $11N-11.05, am
SdluH $11.05.
Rippenfeiten S10.52a-11.37a per
100 pfunb. - 5iir Wai $11.52t-
11.55, am S4lub $11.55; fir SuIi
$11.65-11.67a, am SdtuB $11.67h.
gutter.-Martt piliser; greamerp
20-24te.
gier.-Srbinarp firits 1s-1Sac;
iirits 19c.
sGfe. -Wartt uuperGnbert.
SartoffeIn.-Martt guperGnbert.
e,efliisel.- Sunss 5iibner 162c;
Iptpls 16c.
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Wei5es. - SO. 2 rotber Winter
98A 1914. To. 3 bo. 1886, go. A
rot6er S6 95c per 8u.
WeIf hfDrn go. 2 ipeibes
70a-71, go. 8 tpeibes 69a-704c,
go. a bo. 67a--68ac, SO. 2 selbes
roc, go. 8 bo. 67a-68tc, 80. A
bo. 68-67s 30. 2 aemiidtes g.
soc. 90. 3 bo. 67-6Sc, SO. a bo.
66--67e ner 8a.; psibes &olbenforn
68-70c. ael6es bo. 70-71c. aemiid.
tcs bp. 68--70c per @u.
Safer. SO. 2 fpeiber 42a-43c,
Stanbarb tpeiRer 42-424c, go. 3
ipeiBer 41-41bc, go. a tpsiber 39--
40t, No. 2 ,osmiidter 41a-42c, SO. 8
DO. 41-411c, 30. a bo. 383-393e
per 9u.
Roaeen- go. 2 65-66e.. SO.
8 bo. 63-64c, go. A DO. $500.
@erfe Hp. 2 Winter 65-70e,
go. 8 bo. 60-65c, go. 2 Sprina 68
-75c, go. 3 bo. 62-68c per 8u.
Wbisfn.
0ertauft ipn-e-.. 619 8bls. Dis
iiiIers Finif6eb @oobs auf ber Bats
bon $1.35 Der @dllone.
@roceries.
M - r..
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NHetan MART.

Rep gort, 19. Mar5.
aupfer 1T ft.tig. STANDARD 1882
glsctrulptic $14.50. Gate
$500. gditino $14.25.
.3inn rubis 5u $38.05-38.25.
9lntimonn Fldu. Goptfon's $7.25.
Giien.-Wartt feit. 90. / glortbs
ern $15.OO-16.00; 30. 2 Rprtbern
S14.75-15.75; Ro. / Gputbern
$500 1850; 10. 2 Soutbern
$14.50-15.00.
glei. - Wartt rubis 81 1896
4.05.
Speltsr.-Martt itetis su $5.25-
5.35.
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,8eiBt, mas Der 0otta Dem Suber'
SanTl e'Iaet bot2 SR Der 2ebsr
ipislt Ii1 an prO3eB ob!"
rStaugita M0mit OaHer iiiubigts'
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Ghissaa 10. Mars 1s1l.

S&vsine.- 9sidte $S.6s-s.s6, ss'
nifatt ss.6O-s.sTh, idpere SS.S5-s-s5,
ranis es.3S-8.5o, Strfel $7.00-S.60. -
Rartt nteiftens Toe bober.
beepes s7.0o-0.55, feras
Gtiert SL15-s.15, GtsderS nab H.sbers
s5.yo--s.1o, RAss unb 5sifsrs ss.76--s.6o.
edfbsr e6.00-9.00.-Uart itetig bis ftdrter.
GaaIsuns Simmer. -6Aaft: Gin
1.iaifat a4.76-6.sa, Skhrliust s5.s0-T.00
SamRtr: etntsinifts ao75-Z70, peH'
lite so.TS-7.So. Yfarft itetis bis stpas
nieoriger.
gufutr. - e9p.irs 10000, Ninopieb
1000, Sdaie unb 2dMmtr 1900.
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per, most of those that We found were
iiHperIect specimens. nearly always
broken at the shaft or neck We
usualiy explained this on the ground
,nat the arrowhead had been broken
by striking bear or a human enemy.
Of course, I have since learned that
finey branch was one of the-york-
shops of the Indians of this section,
ana that In making their arrowheads
they often broke them and then natur-
all cast them OF.
The fiat farm lands along the East.
ern branch from about where the Ana
costa bridge is now to Giesborc used
to yield many fine specimens OF tho
arrowhead. and it was these which We
found at plowing time and after rains
IT was very eNhilarating to pick up one
OF thse treasures, and called for tho
expenditure of q great deal of time in
exhibiting the find to other boys. to
sloattng over it when 10 other eyes
We're looking. ana in speculating as to
who shot II and what was slain with
II. There could be no arrowhead that
had not killed something. for in our
youthful fancy an Indian could not
miss his mark.
IT believe that looking for arrow
heads is not an employment which
Yields rich returns now, and it may be
that the boys of the present are more
practical than we were. Every little
used path through the woods. paths
green with moss but SO washed and
worn that smooth white and pink peb-
bles lay exposed. carried with it the
suggestion of Indian. AS / ramble
around now 7 often set foot on these
paths, and they call UP the impress
sions of my -boyhood. ] ofen wonder
whether other old boys in Washington
give any thought TO these things-that
is, if they think OF the thoughts that
filled their heads when they were boys.
81 find that men are not given as a
rule TO couieSsing to other men the
remarkable and romantic and impos-
sible aud distorted fancies which they
cherished as boys and which at the
time seemed real