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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03

- SIN 2tlter BON 68 Sabren itarf
geitern in GoIb Springs, q. o..
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Ter 9obsrnmsnt MIpciati0n" anbee
rount ipcroen.
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Soortfoeu, 60, bos GountDqefduqnis
bsiDadtn, neil bic giresr Der Gtes.
seorobt baben, baB lie sinen bert
etngelperrten Gdrbisen linden Dcl.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03
Sit 5uirieoen.
SeHtihlanSS militarilfle 9aac
icbr siuitis benrteilt.
9anptidIad)t tn 9ultn.
9anptialadDt in ssOltn.

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seitern bonn bsutiden 9rie9sbureuu
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Der 3eit Der @sibnaGtsfeiertaae bns
BEN bas aIIgeneine @ertrauen aIlsr
lebr geboben, ipsnn Dies ii6erbaupt
mogIih par. Sen. SoIfreg enerais
i6e SffenfiOe. Die in einem glrmess
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nieoergebalisu tporben, uno Die glies
rerIage Der GnsIdnosr Bel ct. Subert
i0bt Die @erbiilosten in i9Iimmersr
Gage oIs iie pOr grsreifuug Der Of.
feniibe iparsn.
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iih nutiirIth mob INNER auf goIeu,
ND Die aoge Der bsutftben 9erbiin.
teten ais febr pieIpsrIprsdeno bes
tra4tet miro. 9isr 9srrl9t Die glns
fi4t, baB in Oen nddfen 9o9en Tebr
pidtige 9inge ft6 in 9oIen ereigs
ntn neroen. 8dbrenb bic gtugTi6ten
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bic Gage Bel SOmos3op am aiinifia.
fen ift.
s8eri9te aus bem g(usldn0e. eie
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RuiIen Rinter bic @ei4ieI ipre6eu,
babeu Die 2tniidt Osrer. Die sluuben,
eaB Die ougeublidItde SteIuug Der
aufen unbaIt6ar TIT, nur nod pers
itdrtt. 9ieie 2tnIibt bat unter Dem
rffen6oren GrfOIg Der Ruffen in oen
&arpatfsn in ben IeBten 9agen nidt
selitten, Oo Die lleber5sugung berrIGt,
ooB Die 9ouptf6la6t i'm Gorben gee
idlagen unb bort Die @ntIGeioung
9etrOffen tpiro.
Sin omtIi9er tiirtiT6er geribl
msIoet beoeuteuOe 5Ortf9riite i'm
Gautafus. pbne ieeo9 oit Srte nis
her gu be3ei4nen. 9tu9 ertldrte bic
9iirtei omtli9, 6nB ipGbrenb Der Iebs
ten @o6e Die 9arbanellen ni6t bum>
taroiert iporoen fino.
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fentIi1t einen 8eri6t aus qaris, in
nem semelbet tpirb, bab Die 8ant Don
5runtreid Der ruiIiiden Staatsbant
eineu &rebi. BON 50o,000.000 syraucs
erpffnet bat, I'm ruiTii9en 9anten,
bic fran8Oiiides geIO ge6or9t baten
uno S6uloner geporben iinO, bic
8eIe9enbeit 5ur aiid5abIung 5u ges
ben. Mou 9offt auf Oiefe Meiie Die
fron50iii4en 8antier8 aufrieben gu
itelIen.
s9rof. @ergines ertIdrt i'm qaris
fer pSemps". oaB Ole 6ranaoien
bura ben &rieg furftbaren @erIuIf
on ibrem 2tuBenbunbeI esbabt ba6en. |
gr bebuuptet, 6ranfrei9 babe Den
sr0bten Sell feines Sanoels felt ben
augbrllAe oss arieass nsrIoren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03
Sri SOllebefe.
@i6tigfcit OeutId)cr
SortlDritte 5ngegebcn.
SeridJt ans 9OnOon.

2OnNOn. 20. 0e3. Die ensIiIde
grsiie bei4aftist ii6 beute i'm be.
ionoerem MaBe NIT Den 6orti8riiten
Der 9eutIhen bel Soaebete, Iuolid
ron gpern. Die p@sitminfier ga.
3ette" ia3t ipOrtIia folgenoes Ou3u:
Die britii1en mIilitdrtraiier aeben
eie g9iatisteit bsr BON ben DeutIden
bel !0oIIebete 9euommeuen 5teluuoen
tudbaltIoS 81, uno mnhen barauf
autmeriiam, ooB Die Itratsgiide 8es
oeuhlu9 0ieIer SteQungen erf tiir5.
LID in elmer 9epei9e oes Generals
6ren4 Berppreeboben puroe. Die
bon ben 0euti4eu ssnommenen Stels
iungen be9srri6en einsn pibtigen
llebergong iibsr ben 2Ds 6lub, ben
bic 9euti6sn nit ibrer betanuten
3dhi9teit troB oues 9lngriffe su
hoIten oermo9ten, Die eeltern aes
mo4ten 6Drtidritte an oieier Gtsue
MAIDEN ibre oortige StelIuna nod
itdrter,"
gtit elmer sepiiien @enugtuung
oirb Die Gage i'm Often bsIpru6en,
oa man aus Dem llnpern6aen Der
Seiterreid3er, petter por5uorinoeu,
faIieBen 5u t0nueH glaubt, oob Die
auhen ipieAer bic Sberbono qemins
nen lperOeu. 9lau gibt fretIi9 su.
oaB Die 9eutiheu auf nem lpiCbtigiten
Puntte Oes rieiigen Snid9tieIocs, in
Dem TIuBsebiete Der 99iod unb Yis
Iica, Idngfome ober lpobrnebmbare
6orti4ritte 9emo6t baben, lnoem es
i6nen gelang bis SnOplpo3, d6i 9is
lometer DitliA bon 3omos3op, our6s
auoriiden. SnopIoO3 Iiegt an Der qie
ltca, Die iiiOli9 BON WarI9an in
fie BeibieI miinbet. Mlan eIoubt,
ROB Die 0eutI9en an bey gilico ent-
lang @aridau 5u errsihen perfuben
lperoen, unO OoB bic Bel Sohacsetr
itebenOe oeutT9e Qtrmse nur aaf Ell
8orriiden Oes beutIcbsn 3entrums
ipartet.
lleber Die 2o9e in Serbien lit hoe.
mig betanut, bod se6en Die SeIterrsis
der in ibrem Iebten 9sri9ie gu, baB
bic Serben Die Bride, ole BEL Semlin
ii6er Die 9ouou fiibrt, geiprengt bds
Zen. SIN iibrigen finoen nn9 Der
2fnii6t ber en9Iii9en 5adIeute in
Serbien nur tIeinere @efe6te obne
9e0eutund itdtt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03
NiMtta aeitent.
9lniiiiGer, ni6t amerifaHiidDer aren.
ier beOrphte Xrippli.

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Oman bpm 8unOestreu3er .Rort6
Caroline" bena6ri9tigte beale oas
Staatsoepdrtement, 0db ui9t Oie
ogtUrtb Carolina, ionbern Elm ruff.
f4er 4reu5er nit Der 8eidiebung Der
Staot Sripoli in BaldItind 9ebrobt
babe. 0dnit iit Der 3fpif9enfdG, Der
oor etnigen 3agen b0ies 9Iut Slpis
fden Der Siirtei uno Den 9ereiniaten
Staaten gu MAIDEN orobte, aus Der
BeIt gei6dfft.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03
@laiIens gegnGSiguuscu.

Columbia, g. g., 20. 9es. Goss
perneur Sole 8Ieaie BAT eeItern "A
StrdFIinge it bem Staats5u6t6aHs
begnebigt. Inter bieIen 6efanben
iid) 5e6H, bic 81 IebensldngIi9er
3udtbausitr1fe oerurteilt iporben
lparen. 8dbren0 ieiner iest oieriG6s
risen 2fnts5eit bat @ouDernerr
9IeoIs i'm ean8en 1.488 6trdfIinssn
bic 6reibeit asl9entt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03

- 8iirgermeiTter 0onn M. gre
berts BON gerre 6aute, Snb., Ger
betanntli9 nit me1r ais bunhert
onoeren 8eamten iener Siabt unter
Der 4nfla9e, iid an @ablfdlftun>
gen betsilist gu bo6en, ber6aftsi var.
ben mar, bot geiteru $4,000 giirqs
idaft ssiteat. uno nurte aus 81;
9aft entIaHer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-03

- N2it einem 9trieb2tapital BON
$4,000 tpurbe b-l!te in @Iban}. u.
H., bic p2dnb 8unt Of Retp gott
Gtate" organiIiert.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11

Mr.. T.octur yas Tor many years
foreman farmer for the late General
Scarlet, of Inverness, Scotland, and
when on visit here in M net a short
time ago, he was the guest Ct his old
time friend, Colonel Scarlet. Many a
talk they had Of "Auld Lang Syne" in
Bonnie Scotland. George says he will
come all the way back to the Burns
picnic if the Colonel wears his kits,
for he says he remembers when the
Colonel wore them daily and was a
gay gallant of that period.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
Take a
3exaQR 9tde1Ge1
Tonight
Il will act as a laxative in tho
morning
Paul V. Mccoy & Co. and Taylor
Drug Co.
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's DiapepsIn" dfoests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.

Time it! In five minutes all stom.
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1t Is the surest, quickest stomach rem
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting large
flfty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize In
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
"QUAkER GIRL" COMING
TO THE GRAND THEATRE.

The famous musical comedy hit of
three continents, "The Quaker Girl, y
will be presented at the Grand Thea
ire on Saturday, March 18th, matinee
and night, under the personal manage
nlent of John P. Slocum. Everyone
knows by this time of '"The Quaker
Girl" and it's stay of years in London
Paris and New York, but for those
who may have forgotten, it might be
explained that the music is by Lionel
Monckton, the book by James T. Tan
her, and the lyrics by Adrian Ross
ard Percy Greenbank. After remain.
irg two years in London and a yea,
in Paris the late Henry B. Harris was
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
FOR PRESIDENT.

Having received the endorsement of
hundreds of taxpayers and voters of
the City of Minot for the Office Of City
Commissioner, and having the time to
devote to the duties of that office,
hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for election on the
9Th Of April, 1915, and solicit the favor
of your support.
VIM. c.. HUNTER.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11

The friends Of the Guernsey dairy
cattle in this territory will welcome
the above announcement for the rea-
son that this is the first effort on the
part of any of our local dairymen to
compete for any prizes with their
pure bred stock, and when first prize
is awarded to this sire in competition
with those entered from the Minot
territory-and they have some good
ones there-it shows that our people
here who are responsible for having
this class of stock in our territory,
have used good judgment in making
their selection.
The White Ash Guernsey Breeders
Association is composed of the fol-
lowing substantial farmers Of White
Ash Township: H. R. Gieselman,
John Cinninger, Alfred E. Swanson,
D. A. Vanstrum, Nels E. Holmgren, A.
G. Erickson and Axel Sandberg. H.
R. Geiselman was elected both presi-
dent and secretary of the organization.
These progressive farmers have
good reason to feel "chesty" to be the
owners of a "First Prize Winner" at
the State Dairymen's Convention and
the Courier wishes to extend congratu-
lations and suggest that this sire be
entered at the State Fair next fall
Donnybrook Courier.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11

fortunate enough to secure the Amer
lean rights and the results was a
years run at the Park Theatre, New
York. The play tells the adventures
of an unsophisticated Quaker Miss in
Paris, and the score is one continuous
success Of song hits, the most famous
Of Which is the lifting "Come to the
Ball" waltz.
The advance sale of seats is now
oren at the Minot Drug Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
Will Lease School Lands.

The school lands Of Ward county,
not already leased, will be offered for
rent at the court house in Minot, April
10, at 10 o'clock a. m The minimum
annual rental is SIP per quarter. See
notice in this issue.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
WHITE ASH FARMERS DRAW LEADING PRIZE

ALEX GUERNSEY BULL OWN
ED GUERNSEY BREEDERS, ASSOCIATION
DONNYBROON, WAS AWARDED FIRST PRIZE AT NORTH
DAKOTA DAIRYMENS CONVENTION 1T hllNOT
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11
Will Sell Fine Bunch of Cows.

" III oCII 11uI'Sl1 vi SOVo'
For Sale-36 head Of cattle, includ-
ing Is mich cows, Gre Holstein bull
and the balance young stock. | am
disposing of my entire herd of splen-
did mich cattle, which viii be sold at
public auction at Sawyer Wednesday
afternoon, March IT, This is the OPP
portunity you have been waiting for.
tt Edgar Bailey, Sawyer, N. D.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
$ SUBMARINES
 ARE INTERNED

Boston, Dec. 16-FiYe of the ten submarines which the Electric Boat company at Quincy, Mass, built for Great Britain have been taken to the Charlestown Navy Yard and will remain until the end of the European war, in accordance with the stipulation under which the contract was accepted. The other five undersea boats will be sent to the navy yard as soon as com pleted. All Of the boats will be tied uO at docks there and certain parts of their machinery will be re- moved.
 According to the builders, each of the submarines has been accepted by representatives of tho British government, having successfully passed various tests, including sub mergence to depth of 200 feet
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
AIRMEE FIGHT
 DUEL IN AIR

Paris, Dec 16.-Details Of the aerial duel in which a German asro- plane was brought down into the sea off the Belgian coast on NoVem- Der 2S were given by the Frsnch aviator who performed the feat.
 ''The German aeToplane was Of the AlbatrOss type," he said. "I male for it with all haste.
 "I flew straight for a hundred yards and then dropped thirty yards under the AlbatrOss. manipulating my machine so that the speed con formed to that of the enemy. My observer had prepared to fire on ou adversary when bullets from the AL batross whizzed past our heads. made another defensive movement little to the right. Just then my observer le- go fifty cartridges,
 'The effect was immediate. l had just time to move out of the way when the AlbatrOss gave a luuge. Was it hit, or was 1t simp- ly another maneuver7
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
MAS N. HBEf 0F
 BOUHyIRY COM.

London, Dec. 16-Viscount Aver sions, former chief justice of Eng land, died at his home in this city yesterday, after a protracted ill., ness of several months.
 Viscount diversions came into prominence before the American peo pie when he wGs appointed to re- present England on the question of the boundary line betweea British Columbia, Yukon Territory and AL aska,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
OHIO UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
 sNUBS PEACENIAKER FORD

Cincinnati, Dec. 8 -- No repre- sentatlves of the University of Gin cinnati will accompany the Ford peace party on the peace ship, al- though opportunity to do 50 was presented by q telegram received frcm Henry Ford several drys ago. "Tha dispatch was rather vague and was not addressed to anyone in par ticular, so did not request an ans wer," President Dabney, of the uni- ysrsity, said today,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
HEARING SET
 F0R FRIDAY

Washington, Dec. 16 - The charges against United States Dis trict Attorney Marshall, whose inl- peaChment is being sought by Re pIesentatiYe Buchanan of Illinois, on the ground that Marshall while prosecuting the neutrality cases which came up for trial in New York recently failed in his duty, and slaHdered and defamed innocent persons, will come up for hearing bef,re the Judiciary committee Fri day.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
DATE FOR OPENING
 CANAL UNCERTAIN

Washington, Dec. 2 - General Goethals, governor of the Panama zone, will venture no prediction as to when the big waterway, now closed by earth slides, will be re- opened to navigation.
 Reporting to Secretary Garrison today, General Goethals said small renewals of activities and new breaks of a minor nature occurring from time to time made everything like an accurate forecast impos- sible.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
FACES
 BITTER GUTY

Tacoma, Dec. 1G-City Detec- tive RecOb, who permitted his son to escape whJn wanted on the charge of making a criminal at tack on sixteen year old girl, has been assigned the task of recap turing his son without pay If he fails he will face trial with risk of penttentiary term or dismis- sal,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
WILL L.ECT
 CbB.A-T SUNDAY

Paris, Dec. 16-Just what atti- tude Greece will maintain in her re- Iationship to the Entente power, and the Teutons, is a matter of conjecture with the diplomats of this city. The Greek election, at which a new cabinet will be elected, will take place Sunday, December 18th. ...E.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16

no important events" along the great Russian war front. The Aus uian communication contains an additional statement, as fOllOws:-
 The forces on tho northeastern front, under Austro-Hungarian com maud, captured during November, 7S officers, 12,OOO men and 82 ma chine guns.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
AUSTRIA INIL.. CAUSE TE9R0U5H
 INVESTIGATION 0F AHc1NA CASE

London, Dec. 16-AdVice was re- ceived here today that the American ambassador at Vienna has been mo- tified that the Austria-Hungaria na- tions, in reply to the note from the state department of the Unit ed States, relative to the sinking of the liner Ancona, that a thorough
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
SEEK TO BAR BRYAN AND FORD

London, Dec. Sir Edward A. Cornwall, a liberal member of par liaa ent, today took the lead in movement to prevent William J. Bryan and Henry Ford coming to England on a peace mission. He asserted that the presence of either man here would be unwelcome to England and a source of irritation
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
FIELD HBfS# lL
 GIVES UP J0B

London, Dec. 16-Field Marshal John French, who has been in com mand of the British forces ia France and Flanders, has at his own request, been relieved of the command.
 General French has been sue ceeded by General Sir Douglas Haig.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16

investigation would be made. In an exchange of opinions great criti- cism is attached to the stand taken by America, and it is declared that the evidence submitted in substan- tiatiCn of the claim that the sink ing of the yesso. was barbarious, brutal and whu.ly unwarrauted, is considered very week.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
bDH3ALTY
 ENDORSE SUBMARINE C0anAHDER

Vienna, Dec. 16-The entire Aus tria-HungaTy admiralty have en- doIsed the actions of the command CT of the submarine which sunk the steamship AncOna. They claim that the submarine was in danger
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
WILL START
 HOME TUESDAY

New York, Dec. 16-Military At tache Van Papen and Naval At tache Boy-Ed, the two German di- pIomats whose recall was asked by the United States, will leave Am erica next Tuesday for home.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
NO CHANGE ALONG
 RUSSIAN FRONT

London, Dee. 16--The Russian, German and Austrian official com uuui"auous today all state that "tGgre iz no change" or there are
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16

herself, and that there was no oth- CT course for the commander of the boat to pursue than to sink the ship. Members of the foreign of- flee, however, are maintaining a con- ciliatOry attitude toward the tenor Of the note from America.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
UNITED STATES l9l5 WHEAT CROP
 LARGEST IN NATIONS HISTORY

Washington, Dec. 16-statistica compiled by the department of com merce and labor which have just been completed and made public
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16

today show the wheat crop of the United States to be the largest in the history of the nation. The fig ures given out show the value of the yield to be $5,57O,OOO,OO
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16

Victoria, Dec. 16-Sir Richard Mcbride, premier of British Col umbia, and conservative leader ta the house of parliament, resigned from his office today, and has ac- Ceptgl the position of provincial
The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
SIR RICHARD MCBRIDE MADE
 PROVINCIAL GENERAL AGENT

general agent at London, England, for the Province of British Col umbia. J. W. Bowser, attorney general for British columbia is named as the successor of Sir Rich ard.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-01-07

"SHh SPTdWtluS dtC a. SISiHS Oh LUC
Soft Soap.
charged, understand? You're expelled
and paid off tor speakin' like that to
the silent partner of Jack Whitmore,
the said silent partner being Dunk
Whitaker, myself"
81 don't care if you're the cars
silent partner nor if you own half the
state of Montana" replied Chip. 81
amt fired and you are. See?"
And with that he l'f'ed Dunk Whit
aker by his collar and pitched him out
of the barn most ANONYMOUSLY.
Dunk Whitaker picked himself up
and-saw me for the first time.
Jaw, charmed" said he. This is
Miss Whitmore, I'm sure. I'm Dunk
Whitaker, your fathers silent part
ner."
Looks to me, Mr.. Whitaker" said.
that the more silent you keep. the
better for your POISON"
"Oh we'll, you will have your fun,
suppose" he retorted. being ole o
those thick skinned persons who never
know when they are insulted. Come
on, Miss Whitmore. Let's you and me
go find your father and I'll give him
little piece of my mind as to how tar
mel poor he's runnin' this ranch an !
what rapscallions of cowboys he's got
runnin' things to suit themselves"
Out of a sense of duty to my brother
not to speak of a sense of duty to
Chip took Dunk Whitaker away
from there. | walked with him to the
house, to get him out of the way of the
indignant cowboys and away from the
very mad Chip. Dunk-everybody
thereafter called him Dunk-seemed
to believe that / was maC9 especially
for his eyes. He began from that mo-
ment a kind of incipient and innocu-
Gus love making. 1t seemed to be in
the back of his mind that his partners
sister simply could not resist the OPP
portunity to marry so rich a man. He
made his eyes bulge at me, and he
smirked and he pulled himself up. and
he grew chesty, all the while telling
me of his exploits in money making
and of the fine ranch house to which
he would in time lead the bride of his
heart.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-01-07

work to keep them in condition. See p
81 see," | replied. And now, shall
we go back to the road-or shall we
join your friends down there who
seemed so sad at the escape of the
victim they we're going to hang? Some
horse thief, suppose"
oh moi" he replied. Merely a man
who had turned a handspring in
church, that's all. We hang a man for
less than that out here-I suppose the
New York humorous weeklies have
told you all about us in that respect,
eh?"
But for some reason best known to
themselves. the hanging party" now
scurried off, seemingly none too anx'
ious to meet the blackboard and the
"old maid doctor"