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her mother, Mrs. Minnie Smalley.--Mr. |
and Mrs. Henry Ross returned Satur-
day evening from visit with friends
IN tnderhill--Abe Cohen went to Bos-
ton saturday night for a few days
ataN.-Miss Lucille Robinson, an in
structor at Spaulding high school, I
Barre. came Saturday evening to pass
tho vacation with her parents Mr.. and I
Mrs. T.. s. Robinson.--IIenry Stowell +
returned Saturday evening from WI
uooSki accompanied by his daughter /
Miss Carrie Stowell. who is recovering
nicely from a recent operation for APP
peudicits at Fanny Allen hospital.---A
little excitement was caused Sunday
afternoon by n slight fire that started
in the roof Of George G. Morse's resi-
dencc. Clark avenue, from cinders from
the burning out Of a chimney Mr..
Morse. with the assistance of few
neighbors, extingushed the fire by the
use Of a garden hose.-Mss Caroline
Powers was In Burlington Monday
\. T.. Draper has a white leghorn hens
egg measuring by inches and
Weighing ar ourceS.-Gordon Brooks
returned to The University of Vermont
MondaN.--MisS Catherine Wilcox went
TO Burlington Monday for several davs'
stay with rriends.--Mr. and Mrs. f. n.
! Metcalf ana daughter of Jndcrhilt.
came Monday to visit Mrs MetcalrS
sister Mrs. NJ. +. Maurice.--Roy Nor
ton of White River junction came
Monday to visit his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norton.-AIrs. B. B. Colby
returned Monday from Winooski. where
she went Saturday to be with her son.
Curtis. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis. The son is doing as we'll
as can be expected in u serious case,
Miss Alice La Ferry OF Hyde Park
passed Sunday and Monday with her
mother. Mrs. Mary La Ferry-Earl
Butler of Cambridge was a guest Sum
day of his aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas
Mrs. l.. D. Smith of Wells River came
Monday evening TO visit Mr.. Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Smith
Mrs. Denis O'Connell and daughter and
Mrs. Elizabeth Waters Of Glens Falls.
y. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Utton
OF Chicago. came Monday evening to
visit Mr., and Mrs. Prosper Springer-
Supt and Mrs l.. NJ. Darling of Canaan
arrived Monday evening for a stay of
a week with the formers father, A. A.
DarinE.-R s. Morse Of South Ber-
wick. Ne former resident, spent
Monday with Mrs. Morse's parents, Mr..
no went Tuesday to Bristol, called
there by the death Of her mother-in-
e law. Mrs. Philemau Patno, whose fu-
neral was held yesterday. Mrs T'atno
will visit in Burlington before return
ing home-Miss Flora Tulysir has re.
signed her position in the telephone Of
flee at White River Junction and re-
stunned work here, dividing her time
between the Messenger office and
citizens Telephone office-Miss Glenna
Russell went Tuesday to st. Johnsbury
for visit with her sister Mrs. Frank
Goss.-Mrs. G. l.. Brown spent Tuesday
in lIardwick--Mrs. o. II. Wilson OF
johnson n guest Tuesday Of her
daughter. Mrs. Taylor Mead.--Whistles
blowing in Johnson when giving an
alarm for fire Tuesday forenoon were
plainly heard in Worthwhile and sig
miles south of the village.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBUR(i.

Miss Laura Mott spent Friday and sat
urday in st. Albans-The Misses Florence
and Alice Rochester OF Rouses Point. y.
v, spent Friday and Saturday in town
as guests Of Miss Ethel Rcran.-lMiss
Florence IIazen of North Hero is The
guest OF friends in town. Mrs. Ceci \.
Bristol OF Vergennes is the CUES, Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James 'lelland'--
Mr. and Mrs Joseph iloag have gone to
Whitehall. y. Y, to visit relauN es-Mis"
Ethel Regain entertained several OF her
friends with games and music saturday
afternoon in honor Of her mn birthday.
THE Ladies' Aid society of the Conere-
gational church met with Mrs Jo-
seuh Woodruff on Wednesday afternoon.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Fanny Adrich is recovering from
an attack Of the crip.-'rhe house owned
~ J. r. Barney and occupied by Mrs. NJ.
T.. Wedge caught fire Monday evening
and only for the timely assistance of
neighbors would have been entirely con-
sumed II is supposed that the fire ca ught
from lamp which exploded. burning the
contents Of two rooms. with quite an
amount Of furniture and also some val
ia BILE iewelry. The roof was also badly
damaged Dora Phelps is spending
some time with Mrs. Scion Gordon.-W.
$. Judd is in town calling on friends. -
- the whist party held at Grange hall
Friday evening Mrs. William Martin and
s. +. Huntington Won the head prizes
and Mrs. $ W. Tobias and f. G. Lane
won the consolation prizes.-Mrs. Edison
I'fford is spending some time at w. s
Pearls.
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Of tho Illness OF his mother, Mrs. Joseph
CorlisS.
The oxford company that was 20 close
the lecture course Saturday evening were
unable 10 reach here on account of n
rHroad wreck in northern New York, Gee
Mrs Frank Hatch, manager of the local
telephone station, who has been absent
several days on account of Illness, has re-
turned Miss Lizzie O'Conncr has return
ed from St. JohnshurN, where she has
been visiting friends for few days
Contractor &. Is. proutY stil has a force
of workmen ut Philipsburr al work on a
costly bungalow for Montreal parties.
This is Il contract that he commenced be-
fore tho war, but suspended work ON ac-
count of the war.-.Mrs. Fred Pencil of
Burlington is IN town for q few dnNs.
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EAST GEORGIA.

School closed last Friday for the spring
vacat ton Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
have moved to the EARN the" rented Mt
Ceorgia Center III. 6. Woodworth has
been confined to the house the past week
with the grip.-The death of Mrs. Charles
Smith occurred FRIDAY niRht at -. 80
O'Clock at the home Of her son, Daniel
smith she was So years of age The fu-
neral was held Tuesday afternoon NJ
two O'Clock at the house. Mrs. r. y.
uvde was % business visitor In St Adams
March l1-Alr and Mrs w. T.. Bark
voumb visited Mr. and Mrs. T. g. Leach
Sunday Miss Eva liadleN spent few
da"s with her sister, Mrs Thresher.
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FAIRFAX.

Douglass Buck is confined to the
house by illness,-The Fidelity class o.
the Methodist Episcopal Church vii,
meet Friday evening with Mrs Conner.
Rupert King is at home from tho
Agricultural School at Lvndonvillo. --
Mrs. II, \. Rutlcr and son. T.. l.. Butler,
were in Nostford Sunday to soc Mrs.
Buffers daughter. Mrs. Maurice Irish
who is ill.--Mrs. a f. Southland has re-
ceived word Of the death OF her sister
Mrs. Ellen Briggs Seymore in Sp,ing
fed. Mass, whore she lived with her
daughter, Mrs Clayton Rogers The 70.
mains were brought tn johnson, he,
former home for burial Arthur y
Southland is confined 10 tho house with 4
lame back.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Sing. Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. II. II. Vince erM Hiss
Florence Aldich of tho Burlington high
school is at her home, i'll with the
measles. --Pailcy Lathrop is in poo'
health.--W. j. Ross remains about the
sane.-Mr. and Mrs. H. +. TiNey at
tended the funeral of Mrs H,mer Phelps
in Wlliston Tuesday. Elmer u Wells
Of Starkshoro was the guest Of his sis
ter. Lucy Rollins. over Tuesday night
Ernest Millham of East Montpelier was
at the home of his father. d. j. Mill
ham, Thursday .-Georse kennedy is drill
jnc well for Rollins and TilleY.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Tho Woman's Missionary society will
meet Mrs. y. ". Larock Saturday after
noOu-Mrs. Ruben Dcmar is visiting in
iddleburY.-Mrs. NJ. y. Coffin of Rich
ford is visiting her daughter. Mrs Charles
Powell.-Mrs. Ruth IIachl Of Richford
spout tho weekend with her sitser, Mrs,
tharlcs Powcll.-Mrs. NJ. y. Andrews of
Richford was the guest Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
tobtirn Cramtou few days last wccN. -
\ son was born recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Duha School closed FridaY for tho
spring vactiou and the teachers have re-
turned to their homes
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Helen Tabor passed Sunday in St. Al
bans Mrs Hiram Parodec, who has
been III with scarlet fever. is better
Miss Doris Babcock and Miss Nellie Nc
NcEnarv of Teuany. y. j.. who have
hecn visiting n MIR. and Mrs p Nc
Enar,'s have returned home-NIjss Helen
NcEuary has gone TO Boston to visit
friends and relatives. Harry King Of
Fairfax was in town Monday.
Ruth Wan2er spent sunday in ST. Al
bans.-Charlcs Washer and family have
moved into the Frank Minor house
and has begun work in Hoods creamery.
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BERKSHIRE.

\ daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs Howard Cassidy.-AIrs. j. {.
Weld, who was operated on for blood
poisoning. is more comfort able.-Nr. and
Mrs. Lin Wilson of Glen Sutton, T. g.
arc visiting at the home of Mark Kinney.
Mrs. Maude Jenne. who has been caring
for Mrs. F. Swan OF Montgomery, is a.
home. Mrs. Nina cha ppell is taking her
Y,la
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FLETCHER.

several of the farmers in town have
tapped their sugar places and are now
waiting for warmer weathcr.-Nillard
Mitchell has gone to St. lohnshury,
where he has cmpovncnt.-Al John
Fitzgerald is in poor hcalth.-Mrs. Hat
tic Gray has closed her house News
has been received OF the death of Fred
y. Ellis ~ Bakersfield. Ny. Ellis was
for many years resident of this town.
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COLCHESTER.

The Colchester Grange play, "Slas,
tire thore Boy a romance nf New
England. in three acts, Will he given in
Woodman's hail Friday al eight o'clock,
Munsou's orchestra will furnish music.
The Union school has closed for ~
three weeks vaCation.--Mrs. Edwin
Thomas spent Saturday in town
DOROTHY Wright has returned TO her
school in stowe after spending her Vaca-
ton at home, Miss PAMELA smith is
Visiting her sister In Nddlchury
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BEAVER.

w. 0. King was IN Burlington on bust
ness Saturday. Miss Marion McGowan
a teacher in Bellows Free Academy, was
an over-Sunday guest at the home Of
Mrs. Harry W. rafts.-W. O. King,
Thomas LauRhlln and II. y. Smith were
in East Georgia Monday to attend the
funeral OF relative.--Alr. Tatro and fam
fly of Clarencevile. +. G., visited at the
hnme of @ T.. Young Saturday
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ESSEN CENTER.

Mrs Frank I'igeow is il..-Miss Pearl
Nichols is ill,--CladNs and Glenn Como
of CloVe,dale visited At Eli Whittons
Tucsd" y..-Mias Pratt and Miss Wood
viii 80 10 Washington saturday,
Chester Booth Will start for Bristol,
Conn, this week. Next Sunday viii be
the last Sunday before confercnre.
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HINESBURG.

The ladies of the ConsreEa tional
church gave Il sociable in III"
Nestry Wednesday evennE.-The Rev.
and Mrs. r. w Icmenvay entertained
over - Of the young people of tho CON
Eregational Sunday school in their home
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and Mrs Parsons left with the body for
Binghamvllc, where the funeral was
held and burial made Tuesday. They
we're accompanied by Charles T. Sar-
gent, Joseph White. A. r. Weeks and
Clarence Bennett, who went to act as
,earers. Mrs Parsons. who was IS
wears old in February. was born In
Woodstock. She lived in Fletcher for
90 years. coming from Fletcher 80 make
her home with her son in stowe about
three years ago. She was the widow
Of Albert Parsons. late of Fletcher. lle.
sides her son, she is survived by 1--WE
grandchildren. among them Miss Bal
lard of Fletcher aud the Misses Winoua
and Evelyn Parsons of Burlneton.--
Mr.. aud Mrs. Orlo T.. Luce returned
Monday from an extended southern trip.
Mrs Lucy scribner. who has been
seriously III since Thursday with COM
plicatinn % diseases remains about the
same p. T.. Cleveland is ablc to be out
after soveral weeks' illness with the
Er.p. Mrs. Ellen Godfrey has been con-
fined 30 the house for six weeks from
the effects Of the grip.-GroVer Wood Of
Wa.erbur'' Center moved his household
goods Monday to the farm belonging to
his grandfather. f. IT, Egeleston, on
West hill and will move his family
there April I. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A.
Egsleston. who are now on the farm,
will move April to Tunbridge
G. II. Melvin received despatch
Monday stating that the body Of his son,
BENJAMIN Melvin, had been sent to
Stowe from hospital in Elgin, ILL.,,
where he died. The body had not come
| a nj nartipIlayg had bppu received
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CONTINUED on page Twclve.)
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his young mistress hand and kissed It,

his young mistress hand and kissed It.
while contrite tears rolled cawn his
bronzed cheeks. Briefly hc explained
what had happened.
There Is but one thing TO do. said
Esther. Tell the truth. am tired
Of subterfuge and deception. am
going back to my mother in Richlnond.
She has recovered. and She needs me.
cannot shield Arthur ut the expense
OF wronging any one. much rs have
loved him and much AZ others have
loved him. Ii he has done eva things
he Is not worthy of further sacrifice
and silence. | know Blair STANLEY to
be wicked, as are all those who live in
luxury with Arthur. So tell the triah.
"No. Miss Esther" said Luke h,iski-
ly; 81 will keep Silent. They have iou-
BILE crossed me. and will have re-
venge In my own way-the gypsy's
way
There is only one course 10 follow,
my poor Luke" said Esther gently,
and that IL the open and truthful
course"
AIo Iot uIA up tiiS, iNl'lcu
Luke earnestly 60 back TO Iia-ar
AMI ask her to for2ive nir and forget
ever rebc!le'l against hcr | wil at
tend to my enemies Hui tu hrfs- |
will not harm Arthur ii / c.ai ,lep ir.
hut on Blair Stanley and the others |
will have my revenge for their t'earh-
cry Tell IIagar that when can gct
her and you faithfully again. my little
mistress"
Lukcs determination and contrition
were 81 evident that Esther made no
further attcmpi to change lis mind
She invoked blessing on tlic rugged
gypsy aud LETT him. convinced his toy
atty la her AMI iIagar was what il had
been before money grecI had led Luxe
to evil courses and companions.
At the circus the auction w:is ON.
Arthur and his Quondam friend were
there: also. ;,lOvcd and as though just
from bandbox. the old beau. Homer
Graydon. Vivian divided her smiles
impartially
The tents. the animals. the circus
equipment generally. brought a few
listless bids and went at naltry sums
Then came the event Of the sale. the
ono valuable asset. the great diamond.
"IIOw mu~h am | offered. gentle
men?" cried the auctionecr
"Ten thousand dollars" cried Arthur.
"Nir Powell bids Sl0ONn"' cried the
auctionecr gayly. What else do |
hearf'
Fifteen thousand" shouted Homer
GraydOn.
There was a buzz Of eScltemont ns
John Powell. the mad young million
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Sin Diego during 1916.
NOTED INDIAN
CHIEF IS DEAD

Peever, March, An impor-
tent page in hi-tory of the north
vest pioneer days was turned
recently when job Ninavppte, IN
ian chief and government scou
ways friend of the whit,
nan, passed away at Big Coule,
south Of Peever, due to the mfr.
mites OF old age. ." -<1' - 4
Born at Mendoza, Mimi, be
vonld never tell how long ago,
Tob's Ffe story was that of thu
iipuv Indian. pushed back fron
'"st to post until finally corral-a
~ the reservation under COVER
Ient agents. His quaint person
-miniscences, Of which he never
red of telling. would have fur
lised valuable acquisitions to the
history annals of Minnesota and
the Dakotas.
@ HELPS OFT THE WHITES
,,At the beginning nf the Indian
outbreak of 1862. Job was out on
the warpath against the Chippe-
vas. Upon reaching the village
which marks the present location
Of Big Stone, S. d., he heard of
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md who had aided cna party OF
whites to escape the hostile Stony
and had defended another bunch
of breeds from certain death nj
tie risk Of his own life. In fact
the greater per cent Of these In.
lians so imprisoned were innocent
Of engaging in the uprising.
jobs tales of the vermin, dirt
sickness and misery endured dur.
'ng those fOur wears would sham
ha worst tales of AndrrsOpvi'
,rison The Indians were honSr
IN log huts surrounded by higl
stockade. No work was provided
them. and soon smallpox made its
ravages throughout the band, th4
Indians dying off like rats in ,
rap from the pestllence.
Nor was this the worst featut
NE families of these prisoners bt.
llne scattered all over the countr,
nme drifting way up into Canada
and but few ever being reunited
with these innocent red men hell
captive. Many Indian estates ART
today difficult Of settlement be
cause of the confusion incident t.
the breaking up of these families
Little Grow and ms band. who
were in reality responsible for the
uprisin9, escaped into Canada. =
wEDS OLD SWEETHEART
Shortly after being released from
this PRISON, job walked from Wa
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l-:Ws al the Vikin u.

White ita ,.kln.- of lic - ~
lif0"G'it !"fror Ia irapy lands 'cr:li.sl'
i il:rir rnv.;ee warfare. r"rrrtitr!ci-.
q /, said ia i'.oiI- erssi, l4o ~. =
iaw> w"rr int'lr ~ ,ai.ultca Tar iha
linw AMI li"u,,lc ,i,an theirs. l'c.i,"
in"nS themselves. tner ste',ys for aui
What words mere niliNg sanw ;',;$
spirit than the foi.pwiI.@: 'N"w i,t ~
gree and be ~ re,,e. ole with .he
',ilicr. In COOL will whether W. msS.t
an nla'htaii ar beach, ,ni sall' III >n"w-
shoes. oi, wi2 Va of i.sni tgil.vicrl "n
the nigh StT 8 VII hu,Ss'!i'l., a. II
oDe lind his srrna on water or h~
hrcther ~ he Wy. agreeing aS Well
one with an0.ln :,s son with fi'lc' or
father with ~o's m III ,lealiii-s. N0s.
We Join o;sr lisnCS to4e,her. al of u~.
and Keep this srute. and ai words apo,
Ken in This ,li;ssls'r of firth w,,sesSess
by s;wl r'sd ;&sr<l rwn a:rl a.. uhr ihes's
~ s.o.ssS s'f aGss hera iw'seni. M.
Issrh1rr II ('4x& a,ssi t'onsmeWss
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TIE DIAMOND FROM THE Ski

Then wnen Luxe nau uerarteu from
the Office Blair called up the police and
old them q threatening fellow was
hanging around the Powell mansion
evidently bent on blackmail.
Another caller ut the Powell house
was Marmaduke Smythe. legal repre-
sentative Of the Earls Of Stanley He
hal never met Arthur Stanley. Arthur
be;ny fugitive from Virginia when
Sn'! the had come to notify him he was
Eail Of Stanley. But Blake. the Rich
mo"i detective. had given Smythe a
lct,Hr to John Powell in Los Angeles,
I'll; e informing Smythe that Powell
col I tell him something of the missing
Arr lur stanley
- Vivian arrives and after Luke
lef; Smythe has called and has been
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Engineer Worley and family are

"i'Cf dIu lduilN ar
q o.t- ato hor summer ...
'3Ls "'5tH 'sr days from -1
Mobrtdge House
Mis- Lille Nichols enter,aina,
at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nichols
from Thursday until Saturday. he,
-rlehd, Miss Slbel Smith. OF Tim,
er Lake.
"a Mash is tar n4u u a..
new tonsUrlai arlis who preslu,
over ihe char formerly in the care
OF Ovllle Dixon in the Horn Bar
her Shop. Mr.. Nash halls tron
Webster this stale.
VIM Holm. representing the
Creamery Package Manufacturing
company, with headquarters in
Minneapolis was in the city Mon.
'av ia "lcSn dnal with .ha NJ.
''N"e of machinery that is to J..
installed in the near future.
Mrs. Lennon. ."of. Lennon, $.
D., will arrive here again on
March 10th. She will assist Miss
Nand Brandon in her hair dress.
ing pallors over COmstock's store
Mrs. Lennon is fine Maincur-
rlStS and skin specialist. Be sure
and see Miss Brandon and make
your appointments early. 4S.lt
Los Angeles, Cali March =
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. and Hanna
Edmundson were visitors today at
the big free eXhihit of California
products maintained in Los An
relies bv the Chamber of Com
uerce. They also attended tn.
illustrated lectures and movinc
''rtnreS that are ,ivAn daily -
Fl" .at.e great uaDo..
uai t F.. e,ut..u
San Diego during 1916.
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Stanley ct Stanley HALL"
admitted. Flushed with wine aud en-
iivened with drugs. Arthur Is wild aud
boastful. smythe produces n newspa
Dor and speaks Of the circus tragedy
aud recovery of the great diamond.
suddenly Arthur dashed down his
| wine glass and stood erect
1T Is the diamond from the sky!"
! 4e CRIED. u viii buy II ut the auction.
| " you are the lawyer Of the Earls Of
| stanley. listen: am the earl. am not
John Powell. but Arthur Stanley Of
| stanley hall.
Blair and Durand and De VauX. who
were present. started in surprise at
| this announcement. The law: cr'S Jaw
dropped. he stepped back a pace and
fell backward over his chair
Just then the servant announced that
ii rough fellow WAS at the door who
demanded 10 sec Mr. Powell and Mr.
Blair Stanley
The party left the library and cross
ed to the door. Luke had followed the
butler in. and Blair nnd Durand with
out ado seized the gypsy ana thrust
|
him out.
| A policeman HaS waiting. and Luke
struggling AMI protesting. WAS thrown
into an automobile nnd taken 10 the
station house. the others going along
J as complaining witnesses.
Al ,he station mouse Luxe strangely
silent now was Seafcheu
| A claSpknifa and some silver coin
were ;'l that WAS round upon nm. an
theh thr l"i r"'iIah iShcd nom an oD
scurc poch"I SnniI', CREASED. stained
slip or l:'l'"'. II was II broken manila
band. such as are put arohhd packages
of hanknoi"S Irih'ed Oh 1t were the
words:
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
500
over lhe iroad~ uf those closest to
im i.nhr ..'n'od tNedy ~ Arthur.
ho han.h ii hii trcmbleh. It was q
lip Of pager -'rii ~ had been around
he train r"''l"r irraSur" Arthur had
ONE upon Ia lie desert. funds upon
,hicl' he lEad i"i.hlei the great John
oN,.i .ur! !iiir.
Ii hah Arru an"n2 the bank notes
ltAur had ;i&rj 90 Lutte. II had been
i,,tiril :.Hiunis i,itiu Hild Luke had held
- IL. iirn l,l. n.rb''% Was Z 10. as evi
cn'r "ea,',i .F,hIr i"r Luxe had
ts,'i' i"ts "i'ir tilr IuincA lnI come
rnu,
This l"uhS iikc train robbery stuff.'
IL The e l. =. + 't:,nt
tL.I ,h,ii j'nraiI s"osc up. II re-
hr...',F ilin ;ri'oW." he sail. pointing
o Luht. i rlri liin ~ u place said
q lr rain rn'il crs' ian.oui III the
uil!in.: town uf iiani,nu;h where MIR
Powell here was Injured ~"u'c weeks
ago
Well hold him ill "" i!ud out" said
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REPORT OF THE coSDroS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or MOBRaDGE
of March, 1878


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tanountd due efronF Bank 2Aos"i
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