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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-02-19
(Whitebird Sun Notes.)

Miss Stella Clark has returned to her
home on Domecq after years absence.
Miss Eva Hesterman of Grangeville
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. V. E.
Flick.
Rev. Andrew Warner preached at the
schoO house last Saturday night.
Doumecq is covered with snow and
the wind has blown so that travelling is
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23

NWAd
SWa ~
- 81
<wA 10 sr> - ~cisosi Ss.zssoise
Nstsne ~ iarthsr hereby given thai AZ ether
per-ons aeslrlns - HE sn sppicasion = ies>e
his tract ~ hand q dse The same IN thS
Office prior 10 Sc =, lsss-
NOLNFy 7 Ht,sGATT.
Register.
First Pub dan. ~. Last pub tsb 8.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
49, e Afuunnsaa ~

Estate Of johanna Albsrtina ari-on Drcessed.
The undersigned having been appointed IA.
eeutor 81 the last vii and testament of Johanna
Afbertios Csrl-on. late of the Coanty of Gnnni
In the State Of Colorado. decea-ed, hereby
County Court of said buBnison County, a. the
Court House IN 6uaBi-on. 10 said County. %
Monday. the 18th dag of Jsnnary. y lslt. at
which time sl parsons having claims aga inst
said estate are notified and requested to a.
snd for the purpose of having the same a4i-
justed. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate pay ment 10 the
un1ersiencd.
Dscembsr. A ID 1918.
JOHN p. CARLSON.
EHocutor Of the estate of johanna Albertina
Carlson Dsceased.
}. n McDousal, ATTORNEY.
First Pub. D. D. 1913.
Last Pub. Jan. a. 1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
49, q - Sse1kunnuf - -
unuoiu e 49,

IN the matter of tho estate of Thomas tormaa.
D.cea-ed
NofIce A. hsrehy xix.n thai % Monday the
Ind day ~ february A. b lsi4. nj the hour Of
ten n 81 SAID das tlle same bsiBs ~ The
regular DAYS of the Decembef term ~ the
Cisnuty 4 vsrt % t,aBni-.ln toanty IA the - ATE
of oiorssio. l. d. Mcksy. sslniinisi rstor Of
said estate. wiH sppeer b~tore the Judge ~
said Court. present ms final -attlemeni such
sdmini-trafor pray the apprusal of The -ame.
and wiil then 10 be discba reed sudb ad-
msnf-trstar At which time and place any psr.
Ia interest may sppear and present oojsr
t'ons to the same. any there be
Dated At Gusnison. Colorado. this Hth dAS
"a Dee. A. ID. IelS.
10 hokAY.
Administrator of the Estate of Thomas For
man. d.cea-ed.
Birst psblc alton. Jsa. 2. lsIA
Last pubiioation Jan. y. isi+
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23

Rreays szsepts-,e gwen - TIE ~
pasr aud ss,yss-sssesss 81 x
"a ssce1- iptrg-sed - nv car =
sslse AN reS,~sr- tssr tae is''s.'~ -
Eus<Ss ts wstchasz D. v ksS nss's.a-
Vanguard T. tsessera- h'rsa'~ f,issas
ssDn Ss~-sal >aas.Hf're s""s
ttssa.-;& and " isscs rasssis- '.'s -
high srssss y sfclsr tslSe sss a es.8s-
y IA. Ssugs}to0s y wstchaakeE
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
Card q Tkaslks

l wish to thank everyone whocontrib-
uted IN any way to the comfort of nv
brother during his illness, especially do
l thank the Masons and Eastern Stars
for their constant care and kindness.
Miss HELEN N. AIKI~E.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
CHAPTER xxXV.
fh indian froN.

The weather became colder - the
Aay advanced Scattered pellets Of
snow in the air lashed the faces Of
the troopers. who rode steadily for.
ward. the capes Of thear svsfUsats
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23
=, e AufuuaiD = lsns -


6Nlbus - tks Bssss h~oa
~ s-asd esss. s>ss<saer~
Dssssr lido. Jss. . tess
kyssua - 49, ss.sa tsss frsas hss0
ska-e p--~t<sl5s4 sfstrz~- ssliiis. toi.,.. s~D
H~&r aep1sussssD ~. A2Ss b. la~-e i.,e fsss' .
80 .bescrihrsl -cissrs lands sitssie IA ssasssssD
soaats. Co3orss5o. lD.sit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-01-23

moved on, and Hamlin, glancine back
ward as he rode past. took his place
in advance beside Major Elliott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
@e6armiidJtc gSOrtc.

Gincinnuti o. 2. Sept.
sSn Somnono, Sno., bat Oie elite Sc
neralUerlammhmo Ocs 0clltih-9(me.
rifonii1elN Staatsper6anOcS bon SSn-
oiano itattgeiim0en. Gic Gclegatcn
murOen BON Der @epolferunq Iebr lie.
bcnslDiirOig oufgenommcn po6l AMI
@rlmo elmer PROCLAMATION oes
@laDors Sobn SmaaeD, OuB ole 9iir.
ger ii1 bemii6en iolten, Ocn 9eIu.
6ern Den 9hlfentbalt 10 angenc6m ols
nto9licb 81 MAIDEN. @r mics belon.
0ers Oarauf bin 0oB ale StGote SSn-
oiana'S ibre reprGlcniatipen 9iirger
cntlanOt mO ieOer gepo6ner Don
@anmono einen G6eil ieiner 3cit uno
ieine 9luimerfiamteit Oarouf permen-
Den iolle, fiir 0os @o6lergc6cn ser
9eiuber 81 iorgcn. 9lud Der 9(uf-
forOcrlmg OcS W}aDors, sic Sto0t All
gbren Oes GonoentS 5u ocforircn,
mar aagemein entipro6en morOen.
3ll Ser iebt aae 0cutl6en Screen
6ewegcnoen 6ragc, 81 Dem entIetli.
den &riege, pel9cn England nit iei-
nen 9lmocs0enoiien 9luBlono lnO
5ranfrcib acknowledgement bat, Inn
Gellti1lanO 81 Oernibten, no6m ser
GonDent nit iolgenoer 9leiolution
Stelllng:
ggSir blidcn oif lmier alteS Batter
lon0, wie ieOcr c6rli6e uno redtlihe
omerifoniide @iirger es t6ut, ais Elm
SanO ser b0hiten aultur, ais cine
giation, Die i'm in0uitricaen Sort
ibritt Der gan5enggelt elm lei6tcnOes
Neiipiel gegcben imO in @lmIt iln0
&ilienidJait an Der Spite ser 9tatio-
men ein6eridreitet. g9ir 6eOoucrn
Oa6er ni6t Bios ais So6ne Ueltid)-
lanOs, ionOern oli1 ais Viiroer jenes
SanOes, mcl6eS itetS Oie frelmOi6ait-
li6lten @c5icblmgen nit 0cutl6lanO
lmierboltcn, aufs Eieiiie, OaB cine cr-
lcndtetc gtation germanii1cn @lutcs
aus Der gan5cn99elt befannten @riin-
ben ii6 nit aiiatii6en uno 6alboIio-
tii6en S0lfern pcr6rlnOen bat, nit
balbcipililirten 6nr6oriibcn &oiafen
nm eine frieoiertigc 9fation 5u ers
Oriidcn NIT elmer Civilization 70 rein
lm0 10 crIen4tet mie bic 0entihe.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
Gntfdet0enoe siege i'm
Sitpn


. ten.
9hlf ser NItgreu5e GeutidlauO's
ln0 Seiterrei6- -llngarn's eri6ienen
Orei ruiiii6e 9lrmee'n Inn Den 90
9luguIt 6erlm. Sine BON i6nen, Die
ourd Oen n0roliden Sbeil BON Dit
&rerlBen porrriidte, bat na6 elmer
temporGren g3ieoerlage bel @um6i-
nen augenideinli6 Die 9elagerlmg
bon &0nigs6erg in 9lngriif aenom-
men imO Oieie 6eihmg 6lodirt.
Sin 5meites ruiiiiHes Seer, Oas in
Sen iiiolideu Ebeil BON SitpreuBen
Lungs Oes 93orew-6luiies eingeorltn.
gen mar, lit enti6eioeno geiblagen
mo in elmer oreitdgigen S1la6t 3pi-
iden SrteISblrg uno @iaenburg fait
O0lig ailfgerieben worOen.
Gie 0iterrei6iidimgariibe 9lrmee
BAT i6re OifeniiOe nit einem Siege
ii6er bier ruiiiidje Corps BEL arasnif
6egonnen imo riidt nunme6r gegen
9ubIin Dor. 9lnoere ruiiiiHe 9lrmee'u
iinO inn 9egriif @ali5ien an5ugreifeu
luO 6o6en 9en6erg bon 3mei Seiten
attadirt. Ger 9lusgnng Oieier 9eme-
gungen lit bis iebt nod nibt befonnt.
'0ie Sitiee BON Sen Deut.
den be6erri6t
Die Deuti6e 6lotte controlirt Oie
Office ooafommen, umo o6geie6en
bon Dem @erluIt einiger weniger flei-
ncr &reu8er auf Setter OeutidlanO's
bat @nglono nod feineu @ortbeil in
Der gtor0iee errln9en.
Gas @nOer9ebniB Oieies criien Mo-
mats beIiebt in elmer iortlaufenOeu
9eite BON Siegen, inO ser DoQItdn-
oige 9eweiS Der lle6erlegenbeit ser
oeuiic6eu mo 0iterrei6ii6.ilnguri-
Eruppen aili ieoem cin5elnenS6la6t-
ielo; oie qerec6tc Sade, fir oie sic
Oereinigten germaniibcu Gationen
iebt gegen ole ilaoiibe So1ilut6 imo
Die arrogante 9lnmoBung @nglano's,
Die g9clt beberriben 5ii moaen, fam.
pien miro i6re &inoer bon Sieg 3ll
Sieg iii6ren mo i6nen 0ie StGrfe
unO &roft Oerlei6en, oen &onpf 5u
einem rubmpolen @nOe 81 bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
gaaeridleime fhr glOGpetruIel!m.

@ittSburG @o., 2. Scpt. II
SIN SntereIie Scr in @erIeeeubeit ge-
rotbenen 9Sro0u5entcn bon &obpetro.
Lcm iteIlte 0ie n9iotionol Eroniit
60" Our6 oie 9(nfiinoigung 8ei-
itanO in 9luslic6t, Dab fie nceotiir.
bare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in 9e-
trGgcn bon 100, 500 lmo 1000 Sob
onSitellen miro. W}on bofft, OoB 0ie
Sonfen Oie 2oeerideine beIei6en lm0
ic Den 4SroOu5cnten @elo Deridboffen
meroen oeren g[6iat our6 sen euro
pdil6en &rie9 Doaitdnoig lobm ge-
lcgt wor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
0SGere 4aiiaaier. .iSa6rpreiIe.

Bottom 9. Septem6er. ~ Dle
0Nlem- Yorf, g3ep-Sooen lmo 9drl,
foro.," oir Bolton ino Moine'
lmo Die DYoiton ino 9(lbanu-@ileIF
bubnen" boben EorifiGee publi5Irh
meIde cine Grb0bung ser @aiiagIer.
Sobrpreiie bon 2 auf 214 Gents prO
Wfeile inbolOiren. 0ie neuen Sase
Iollen om I. Sftober in &rnft treteh
faas Iie bon ser 6mii6enItaatlidle'i
@erfebrs Gomnliiiion eene6ml9'
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

SS Soibington 2. Septcmber,
- gta1 elmer bonn Sdobiefretdr W1c.
$1,000 crIoiIencn |erfiigllng fonnen
e59iffs6eoorfs @orrdtbc bis 0u elmer
on9emeiiencn S0be Die llnterIogei
onS5ugcbenoer 9onfnotcn bilocn,
menn Die So9cridbcine olird cinen
%crbanO bon glotionoIbonfen prGlcn-
tirt merocn o6cr boditens bis 5u rs
%ro5ent ibres @eribes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
Gnnnbnls g1eiaencrnte.

8iunipcG W}on, 2. sept r
9iob elmer bier erfoIgtcn 8efouIli.
mohung miro sic gSei3enernte peg
weitli6en Gonooo offiaiea ouf 15o
@liaioneu 9ui6el eeih6bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

iit'NV ~'p'*| OHAV lttNON ONUlPti.
&ancoitcr %a., 2. September.
Der 6ei ser Goiion Glectcric 2ig6t
So. 6ci61iii9te @loler 9loDO Steele
fam nit ieinem aopie eincm 0ra6t 5u
na6e our9 Den 1t00O &oItS lieicn
unO cr6ielt cincn iilr6t6arcu SHlag.
6Iommeu iprii5ten i6m ans Ben
Sdubct obcr nr an aopf uno an
ocn SSiBcn crlitt er 9ronomlmocn.
&ceie oiirise iib i'm 6iciigen Soipita(
wieocr er6olen.
@Giic 5ur 9iciie iu'S glnSIan6 be.
iorat IS. 0lainc, gir. 413, Sif-Salii-
mOrc'Str, nabr GnitOm 6OnIe 9luc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

%dRc sur &eiIe in's SlmSIamS &c.
icrOt s. Slaiue, Olr. 4t3, OR.@uIti.
nore'Sr., naGe GnitOm 6Onic 9IUs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

fQrer.
(1orrcipon6cuj Der oNiiociiricn Frcile .
9otter6om, q. 9lpguii
CAB Ole 9lmcrHouer, sic Del 2luS-
6rud oes areaes in Ueutidlano Der
tueilten fcinerlci @eia1reu ousac
iebt uno in feiucr g9eiie 6elditigt
piiroen mo ooB Ole oeuiide Geaie
RING Die inlioiieuoiteu MoBna6mcn
geiroiieu baiie, Inn Die 9lmcrifoner
81 idiiben lit oie einiiimnigc 9lngo.
be bon glnerifonern Die ans Geutid
lduo bier cin0elrofieu iino.
Sclbltberli0uolicb fom eS iniolge
Der 9luircguna pelde oie &riegscr
fldring rno sic Wlobilmadng al
lerorten 6erporgernien 6otie, 81 ein
5elncu Sdaeu bon 9hisiAreitunger,
oie d6er lonac ni1t 10 aciabrlic6 po
rem ols nod 0en eriten NNl0un9en
on5lmc6nlcn mar. 0ie 3nr 9enut
niB oes Gorrcipon0enten ser ygliio.
ciirten 9Sreiie" oebradteu Sale er.
eigneten iid in aboelegenen Crien
rno betrofen 5umeiit 9(utomobiliiteu
onf Die 9cuobner fleilierer Grte nit
Steiucn parien ga iie III i6ucn
@ngldnocr Dcrnit6eien. So6alO cs
id1 obcr bcrousiicaic O0B eS iid Inn
pdHc inr Wcilr ina NnSlan6 bclorgt o.
alolne, Nr. 4ia. cn.9(lilmUye.s sitnhl, Hahf
Hnlinm 0p.ie Aucnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03


Sclite, 30 Gage noG Der QrieaS-
erflGrima iin0 3 enalii6e lmo 10
bis Is irou5oiiicbc Corps, nodoem iie
weOer3olt i6wer aurs Saupt ge-
i@Iagcu mor0cn iinO, 5uianmcngc!
or0ugt unO auf 6eioen Slanfeu INN
3rngelt, imO 5mar auf Ser 9inie G6a.
tean- @orcien.SiguD r2lbbovc-6rIou
0juice-9a 6ere.
gSo5 oieS beocittet, fam mr. bon
Ccncn BOD gepiiroi9t lno oerlionoen
lpcrocu, Oeren iirateaiicbe aenntniiIe
lie beid6igeu, Oie enorme 9hsoe6nung
Der 6iS5er cr5ieIieu @rioloe ocnau
u65umdgcn.
glad "A Sabren breitct oic Soune
bon Seoan lpeOer i6rc Stro6lcn iibcr
oaS raiIbenoe Sdladtielo ans, ii6cr
6ranfreicb's neneS nCebacle" lno ocu
idwcr cribiitterteu 9iu6m englil1er
Sopierfeit ~.
EGiic sur JieiIe in's gInSlamS &c.
forof (C Olcsrr o. 40 on O1.fl.
The Keota news., 1914-07-24
SPORT.

The Anaconda race meeting VIM -
held from Aug. II to Aug. -.
The Portland franchise OF the
Northwestern League was transferrod
to Ballard, . suburb Of Seattle. 1t .
special meeting Of the league direct
oro.
Lincoln Beachsy WIN attempt an
aeroplane looD$hsleop In Colorado
Oct. IL. according to announcement
that he had contracted to ny in 0raud
Junction.
The return to Paris q George Car
pentier, the French pugili1t who
gained the decision, over "Gunboat"
Smith at London. took the form OF .
great public demonstration.
Clarence Griffin Of San Francisco
1t Cincinnati. won the clay court
championship tennis title from Blia
Fottrell. also Of San Francisco. but 1t
was by the closest possible margin.
N. A. Hodss. one Of the best known
referees in the West. formerly OF Al
buqusrqbe, N. ~. was named - the
third man in the ring for the Dundee
Hayes dght. which takes place IN
Juares July Is.
Francis Ouimst. .snational opsn golf
champion, was suecessful In defense
Of his title Of Massachusetts, amateur
champion. defeating Raymond r. Cor
ton Of Braeburn. and I in the 36-
hole final match Of the tournament 1T
the Brasburn Country Club At Newton.
The Keota news., 1914-07-24

change crept IKE . uAak over tAe
features He gEippsl ~ oountsf -
H b would have crushed Il % tin6sf.
He smiled, . ghastly. s&saiAsd eeotoc.
t1oa. Hs laughed and AaS SeSaaoed
0agvoO Ooaood tAemseivoA
Il wouldn't run away 4 I vsgo ~.
Ma TAeDDsoa," b. oajl eootAingU.
II can . bsttsf than that Tor yoo.
Ho walked toward the sa1e. talking
- b went. 70 shut ont The horror oS
The ofa1h and sttnginG agony tha2 sang
IL message IN his expsctant brain.
II As could only get the safe OPEN -
eoes The man made up his mind 70
sApo<i Would The thunder never
coinsi He was tvisiing The combine
ooal Ho vaD sun alivel In another
ffnee3on q Q second he voald b dead.
bat-
Ths ssss swung ,opsa. He had
TALKED. and 1set. and worked. and -
seconded into hAll In 20 bursting go.
oods
"A man In ovesalls, IN hooast1ook-
Ing fellow" hs vas saying With seen
tng cool fAcet3ousneos. though fear Il
most sttllsd the beating Of his heart.
~eams n and asked ne TO take care
oe tAis. which hs said hs had foand In
tho roaA. Peculiar how things hap
psa, isa't NJ suppose this must b
your cash boz. There's two thousand,
nias hundred collars In It That's III
hight now. Don't cry. No. my safs
isn't eood one. You'd bsttse tsks
the moasy night honp. 0ooAby."
Ths old lady pat . witAsrsd hand
th5oagh The uekst window and laid Il
on Anassson's 10y cold one. too ovse.
vyuaght 70 notioo its ioinssA
God bless you," she vhispsrsd.
With di@cult articulation. God haeos
you" And she veot out
There was Q movement behind tho
serooo. AnAseoon turned % oom6ugt
tie burglar. His plstol vas stiH b
his had.
.Ain't you tool 10 ssee yosr NE
me that npe IN ~ vumAa1"' be
a11Bsd cnEiossly.
Il didn't care . Aaas Soe you gnn
compaEsA 70 hsf." said AnAsesoo ~.
uesfsntly. I've 0Dt . mother nyssl1
80 have T. saiA ~ hlg 1ollov.
.''ohe 11st went sa4 q that door,"
TAs New York tSaln sounded n
taO Distance. A1dAoo0 0eaSed dUnhly
ct tho others o0tstrotcbod hand.
tn Op1AS % Isavs ths 3svsazy b1ss.
-aass. old man. sAid Thompooa gSavo.
II . - went TO the train.
The Keota news., 1914-07-24
GENERAL.

Approximately 3.o36, 100000 native
field birds. exclusive oe eDaSTowe. n
habit tho United States.
Antonio d. Vargas, representative
in the New Mexico STATE Lsgisaaeurs
from Rio Arriba county. vas shot and
killed By John. ArcAnlsEa, politician.
ct Ojo Calisnts.
William Fraser Vas shot and In
stantly killed BY Jack Btdwsll. 1t
twining. . mining ca1p near Taos. N.
H.. a. the result Of fight over .
ntalnx claim In which The ,mea ywers
partnsrs.
Stanley J. Birms. police sssgsant
in the detective bureau under Capt.
John Halpin. was shot to death II
pistol battle between two squads OF
detectives In the vice district Of Chi
cago.
John Pansner. . red nag follower.
who was arrested for the shooting of
Thomas White. member oe the West
ern Federation OF Miners, at TonapaA.
New, in . labor disturbance. was 70
leased BY Justice Of tie Peace Dun
seath.
No prayers are TO b taught the
great-g1andson oe the poet Heary
Wadswogth Lon8feIlows for the father.
Edmund T. Dams, q to educate .his
son, Shaw Dana q Doston, according
to the philosophy a George Bernard
Shaw, the kaby's namesAke.
The June statement q the American
Copper Produeess' Association put tho
ageresate Of supplies On ,hand ~ Of
the final day of the mouth 1t 106. no.
ees pounds. This quantity compares
with 63,s1l.eo6 pounds on June 80.
1913. and Il the bulkiest for sixteen
months. On Feb. ~. 1913. tho rsoerd
stood at 12z,302.19s pounds.
A love piracy suit, in which a.Midow
seventy-two years old and worth eS.-
O00, 900 II accused Of alternating tho at-
fections q . sixty-ysarold husband.
was before the Supreme Court Of New
York. Mrs. Brownie Rathbons Wssv-
srson, sfxty-five has filed the suit.
Nrs. Weaverson declares that Il -
only her husband, whom she haslossd
for thirty-three years, that she &ants
hack, hnt $4,000 = the sum sousht Il
Fecompenss for the loss of her 1np.
lands affections
The Keota news., 1914-07-24
IN THIRTY SECONDS
sy oroaoe roxHALE
tcopyr.ght.)

tcopys1ght)
Andefson, night man at Aiddlsvt1le.
New York. put hin fset on The tale
graph table and sighed for the sx-
citing times whsn he had os'd three
trains day on The fringe a The
Arisona dsssrt
NIX o. ths heart Of New Yosf
Stats" !" said he. 'Tis dull and droop-
ing wilderness: . high-sounding dslu-
sion. Thsrs isn't enough doing IN the
heart OF New York state to-"
The outer door swung opsn and .
big fellow In ovsrails stepped In quick
ly. Keeping his back to the door hs
turned the key in the lock. the GAafp
click betraying the move0snt - The
surprised but untroublsd nlght nan
Much obliged. boz said be; with
out taking his fsst fyom the tabae.
did you put the at out fore yoa
locked the 1oorf~
Tor answer the straAeoe stsppod
to tho once door and hcksd Il open.
. gun In his hand. frowninS chus1ishly
upon the facetious operator.
do you feel like keeping mp the
oomedyf'' he asked grimly.
Tho operator was made Of the real
stun. Two ys@Fs at tiny desert Sta
ton - . better test OF . mans nerves
than . battlefield. Andesson eyed the
big man coolly.
Realizing that he could never gsk 70
the gun on the shelf BY the ticket
window. he kept his fest on the table
and looked bored.
''Ohk don't know" said he. what's
the playf"
Il sss you've got Q safe hste."
Anderson g11nasd. II reckon you'Fo
going 70 monopoliss the comedy Jour
SELF" he said. '-Thsre's throe two.
cent stamps an the American Railway
Association book of rules in that safa.
I'll lock It II you like, tAsn yoa ean
% ahead an blow II opsn."
Don't worry. little man, lnsvsf ~.
psctsd they'd trust Q man your siso
With real money. amt wanting 70
take nothing out Of year sass. Iwans
to put money In It"
"Oh!" Andsrson paused to est thS
point Of the joke. Il elsdod him. ''Ae
an the New York Csatrars awful
proud-spiritsd." hs went ON. We
won't let nobody givs ~ money unlsas
they pull artillery on ~. But u yoa
insist"
"sit still." The stranger stopped
forward and slipDsd tie oGlos pistol
into his pocket ''stand up" he con.
mandsd. His hands rgssssd swiftly
on Andseson's vaFion1 poeka4s, bat
nothing In the way desaEms was svi.
dent
The big fellow dug his hand into
the bosom Of his ovSsalls and pulled
out Q ANAL tin eash-box With the ud
smashed.
'-rhsre's two thousand, nine hun
dred dollars IN this uttls box," he
said. "an' I'm going - pat It In
your safe. Get husl1s on. Open Il. !"
The safe door va not locked. An
dsrson pulled II open. Tho man put
the boz on shelf. slammed the door
shut and whiried the combination. knob
around. "Now show me- the combi-
nation SOS can get It II / happen
70 shoot you"
ira hate you to loss your money By
my dsmise.' grinned Anderson. Hs
twfstsd the knob slowly and the otAse
made Q note Of the nSuroo.
Now I've . few words Of inst1uo-
ton, then you can unlock the outside
door. I'm going 10 sit- behind that
eauxe screen that cooceals your wash
stand unttl the New York train comes
aloag At ! o'clock There can ooo
The Keota news., 1914-07-24


. chat, aa' now taxing Q snoosa
-ysnally. ~ sag n yeaf aafs v1n
be svidsnos against you - much -
me sftsr you've tzisd 70 screen ps. IN
u thsg, should taks. Is into tAsk haal
TO search mo an you tEy. 70 psasA
when I'm not In . position 70 shoo6
III turn states w1fnaea.
The big man lanGhsA ,a4 he con-
plstsnsss a Ais DeotseE3oa.
Regular Ra8sa. ain't yoar oa0-
msnts1 An1sssoa, . tisss q 1lag1se
narking his eoel easlasss. -HaAa't
W ;bsttse. oDen tAs doee an 1t .
breath q frssA cir n nevrr
TAs burglar fsowssa aaA sts00sa
threagA tha, o0ce looe. - (
"Yss1l Just turn ~ ksg." -
snavped: III yos epea The leoe IN
lsG frssh air into that lFsah 1sain -
yssIs. ,Yoa'rs gpaag 70 stay .hseA
Nov IT right down IN youF sAalF.
ru ut On this one. an aaIsss tAo
ssrssn's bullst-pseak mind how yoa
move aabout an how you Dsa2d thA4
aksy. I know Morse.
AN right. b" said ,Anassson. An
now reckon your voloo mnsto b tirol.
Give It . rest" Yt
-Yoa nssvy little 500. loa't
know but ia beetse shoot yoa 'Ioss
scpsbody comes In. Yoa'vo ct TOO
much nerve"
Don't beEhes. Tn 70 shssaG I'm
going TO slosp. II you AaaF ny call
Just nrs yoar gun IN The cir % wako
me-"
Andssson psetsaAed TO oompeso. him
self for sleep. the burglar watching
him with mixture Of anger and Cd
miration. Thsy had kspe thsdr ~
spsctivs positions Tor perhaps - ,mi1-
utss. when the handle Of ths sen43oo
door rattied unosetainly. apd. aftse
some fumbling. H. door slowly ope0od
and . weldPsasod, eilssiy woman
entered.
ITS IN old lady," nstAsssA A21se>
son, Sai9ang Ais chin aAA Doak1ng
through the ticket window. r ssD-
pose I can gst upf"
"Of course"
Andssson .asuse. ~oeod mesaiaG,
madam" hs srssssd cAsssaly. "Yss'ss
about early"
Yes. but I cosld DO no oeAsf. .oA.
it's tssrfhis business. Nr. Andsfsoo
Il think that's what they saiA yosf
name q, up at the LAn1oaSr
Anderson oonarmsd It
The Laarsls was broken into shout
IN hour ago. Ny room was the Only
one that yielded anything worth whilA
The thisf got al had IN the world"
The DID voice trsmbled htila bat
did not break
"Neariy thfse thousand do3lass.s -
went on. Ny sons In the 1swsasy
business In New York and - sent it
70 me last week In cash. He vsoto
me 70 have . good time for a'fsw
weeks. and ttsn invest the ssst In .
cottage or sos4ething that would bring
mo in Attle for tAs fsst Of ny life.
That's why came to Ni6dlasyills ipe
Q holiday.
But I'm wandering from my b1sa-
nsss. Isaid was oo0ing TO tks depot
to ask II you bad sssn . strange man
around, but Of course know hs vosA
keep out 'of s{SAt That was e9ly IN
excuse. I'm, 1nnning away. rslty."
Andsrsoa smilsd- There va soos-
thing distrslsauSly brave about ths Oh
lady's, half eAsprful half hsaEthsolsa
tones. 81. ~
Running avsy3'' he asked. .-Why
are you running awayf Yoa didn't
rob yourself. did your He GEnllod
The Keota news., 1914-07-24
MIXTURE MAKES FOR TROUBLE
oA1oea4D % ReGaoh Tabjees Muse Me-
- Carries u ,Noaleoe VIA
AoaAoays AeAoseo.

neeaatly Q s3si01s Ane Was stAsto6
IN Q eoat Doo2st q . nan vho easo.
leeaay plaeeA two eAlsra4s e poNash tab.
lets IN the pocket With . box q sa1sky
matches. Bsnshing AGAlase tAs 80 q
the Aoor. hs 0rsassA ths tablets against
the coating On the osfpi6s a. tha
match bon. WITH ne result that IN b
tense are vas staxtsd in his coat
pooksk, aAA: he was severoly burned.
Red pAcsp1esas = nssd n the manu-
faeturo q solsty mateAss and = placed
O tie bon, instead olsoa the heaA ol
he match. The hsad q . safsty match
contains cADcea1o Of potash. which.
containing much oxygon. nares ~
seruos1y whsn nAbed against tAa
pAosphnrus On tAs sids q the box.
TAus thA aasslaes practise of EARRING
chjosaHs q Dpfash tahlsts. comtnonly
supposed 70 b entirely harmless. In
tAo sane pocket with -safSty" boa.
may result n serious intury.-PoDalaz
3acAAmlcs.
The Keota news., 1914-07-24
Hale-vvay RelIse.

Iltale Laura, who insists on 60.
ting up with her father and mothse
early IN the morning. was complain
in9 becanso her feel were cold.
''Dsink nice cup of COCOA" sug.
leestod her mother. and that Win
make you warm aQ over"
Laura apDod In silence for Q mo.
,msnA than she protested.
~Dut It 0oean't make me- warm IN
over. mamma: Il only goss dow1 -
he middla.s