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The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

Bachelors and old maids furnish
most Of the worlds criminals. says a
college professor. Not SO. Married
people furnish every one of them.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

London expects to have population
Of 100000 in 1850. The rest Of Eng
land will then be merely London's
back yard,
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

A mans brain is ten per cent
heavier than a womans. according to
scientists. Especially the morning
after.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

Lady hoorwalkers are the latest In
Innovation in New York. VIII the saies-
girls stand II?
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

The Jelly in the Layer Cake.
81 want you to write me play"
what sort of PLAYA"
"Well, we have seventeen special
ties. Get me up enough stuff to wedge
EN- apart."-Pick Me Up.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

It's hard for most OF us to be good
when we have chance not to.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

vIAvI LOCAL OFFICE-Lady once man.
ager wanted right away. 5000 weekly. Address DR..
/. ]. Reinhardt. 6f Mack Bldg. Denver. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

When will-some genius discover
smokeless tobacco?
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

Chronic kickers keep hammering
away until they finally knock them,
selves out.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

Many people bear good regulations
because they are not known.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

You cannot keep the joy you will
not share.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

It is great to be generous. but
greater to be Just.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-08

One-sided courtesy and generosity
do not lost long.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24

= Stayebni ruch, jevici sc ma
ysech stranaeh mesta jest neilepsim
uukazem, ze mesto nase pokracuja
zdatnG ku pfedu. Pfftoflne ma st.
Paul rozlohy 81 ctvcrecnich mil,
pres 100000 obyvatel, 7s4 mil ulic,
233 mil kanalisace a f42 mil chod-
nikn. Tyazime-li, ze pokroku toho
bylo docileno behem 50leteho trvani
mesta, nemizeme nez dnv6ron hle-
deti vstffc slibne budoucnosti me-
sta pr dalsim jeho rozmachu.
= Gnverner johnson navratil sc
delsiho pobytu ma vychod6, kan
odjel na Sized svolany presidentem
Rooseveltem do Washingtonu, k ro-
kovanf tom, jake cesty a prostfed-
Ky m6ly by byti yoleny ku zachova-
nj pfirodniho bohatstvi a vnitfniho
zyelebeni zeme. Pc odbytem sjez-
du pfednasel guv. johnson Ma rnz-
seh naf5tesi fti Tia yhas syeiiodss fia I'll htlieiiia eeiiia
zname sve pfednasky "svrchovanost
zakona." DIE doslych zprav t9sil
&c vsudc zylastni pozornosti. kdyz
navstiyil guvernera Harrise Co
lumbus. Ohio, bylo odroteno pro-
zatimn6 zasedani nejvyssiho soudu
q clenoye tthoz dostavili sc do dfa-
diovny guvsru6rovy, abby vzdali pootu
vynikajicimu hostu.
= z Bremerton, Washington doslo
ms ohlasenf snatku al. Josefiny Ka-
cerovske p. John Fliederem, tam
n6isim obchodnikem. Neyesta ie
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24
K Zprdvy re St. Paul. K

dcerou pi. KaGerovske, ktera pred
nejakou dobou sc do tam6isiho mesta
re St. Paul odstehovaia. Prejeme
noyomanzelim mnoho zdaru ma je-
jich nastavajicf draze zivotni.
= Andrew t. Goldberg, tajemnik
"a pokladnfk Crescent maslovnv, zmi-
eel nahlc mesta. zistaviv "a sebou
schodek n6kolika tisfc dolara. Gold
berg byl zamestnan Crescent ma
sloyny celou fadu let, pfi eemz po-
stoupil od obycejneho klerka ma dd-
lezite zodpovtdne postaveni, jez
poslednf leta zastaval. Zanechal We
meste zenu a nekolik deti. Pied
seda maslovny Sc vysloyil, zc zmize-
II Ill mad svoje pfijmy.
+ Koncem minuleho tydne byli
jsme pfekvapeni shledanim Sc Sc
starim nasim pfftelem panem Rum
reichem Pisek, n. Dakota. Pan
ituTnreiciI jest jiz po vice roku tTa-
pen reymatismem nohach a ieiikoz
dosavadni leceni nezjednavalo mu
uleyy. odhodlal Sc take zkusiti de
eiyou moe" John Tilla v Almena,
Wis. Jak nam pan Rumreich W.
pravel, naleza sc Till Il sye sestry
as mill cd m9sta ma farme zijici,
kamz kazdodenne ioyaazen ie yeiky
pocet lidi, pfijizdeiicich do msstec-
ka Almena. Toto mesto samo So
bt nepatrne, jest stale oziveno lidem
a neivetsi obchody delaji hotely,
jichz je tam nekolik a taktez / vi-
kolni farmafi pfiiimaii move pfijete
ma byt stravu. Ddm, nemz "za-
zracny Till pfijima pacienty, jest
stale obkiicen zastupy lidi, vycka-
yajicich AZ budou die cisel vyvolani,
neb kazdy jest zadan, ably se drive
registroval, zac citan jest poplatek
25 centd. "Vsehojivy1 Till pfi-
chazi vstfic svym pacientIm Wild
! nym nsmavep, ceiym SWIM zevnei-
skem pisobi neodolateIne, nebof ce-
| IL jeho odav sestava q hrubych u
mast6nych kalhot, vytazenych ma
ksandach obyeejne kosile 8 vyhr-
nutymi rukavy sandali ma nohou.
Plat neurcuje zadny, ably sc nedostal
do sporu tfady pro proyozoyani le-
kafske praxe bez opravneni.
SStbor ff.seechiiii.. f.seechiiii.. (. IL IL jed. odhf-
vi pffsti nedeli odpoledne sini
CsPS. yyrotni svoji schizi jest
zadoucno, ably kazda Glenkyne Sc do
sciliize dostayila, nebof pfedleha vol
ba dfednic a iint dtlezite jednAni.
= Pfisti sobotu odjedou clenove
dramatickeho odboru naseho Sokola
| do Hutchinson, Mimi, kde sini
Ctenafskeho spolku vystoupi poho-
stinn6 diyadelnim pfedstaveni
..yznrny viasienec'. iakoz ! solo
vyycih vystupeciir, zprrveciii atd. ta eiiiies eiiiies
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24
Dikuvzdani.

ohlaseni dmrti, pfanf ku imeni-
nam, narozeninam, shatkhm, stff-
brnym neb zlatym svatbam, naro-
zeni prince neb 3Sprincezny," a
jakymkoliv jinym rodinn5m neb
podobnym slavnostem, uvefejhuje-
me "a s1.00 4 palce jednom
sloupci, aneb $500 IA 4 palce We Q
sloupcich sffky. Obetujte dollar
neb diva a blahopfejte syym pirate
linn, jimz 10 dojista bude velice
milym. Dejte objednavku ma ta-
koyeto ohIasky mfstnimu fiditeli
aneb jinych mist zaslete pfiloze-
MIN obnosem ma ohlasku die pfanf
na yydayatele:
NARODNf TISKARNA,
509-511 \. 18th st., Omaha, Nab.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24

studoyan mIzeme jiz pfedem fici,
ze proyedenf ieho bude skuteenym
pozitkem pro vsechny tamnejsi kra-
iany. Nuz, tedy ma shledanou
pfisti sobotu veGer 26. prosince V
sini Ctenafskeho Spolku Hutchin-
son, Mimi.
= Pfiprayte sc ma skvely sylve-
strovsky pies, pofadany sborem So
kola We ctvrtek vecer 81. prosince v
sini CSPS. ysem zabavYmilovnvm
chysta sc pekna zabava ma rozlou-
6eni sc starym rokern.
S,bor lastupcn ceske svobodo-
myslne skoly pofada ma Novy rok
v sini CSPS. skolni zabavu spoje-
nou $ programem- Vstupne obnasi
Is cent?. Zabava pocne hned od-
poledne a konU tanecnim yinkem.
Cisty vytzek bude odevzdan We pro-
speech skoly.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24

Potfeba Gerstr6ho uaduchu AL.
Jiste BE 81 kazdS mas pfeje pod
porovati tazeni We prospech cerstve-
ho vzduchu, jakoz aby lid 81 mu
riavyrlksll nav ykl ra stale stale gGEttssisa gGEttssisa Yatsim me-
fitku. Je tfeba sifiti stale v6tsf
II vetsi znamost 0 skvelych W.
sledcich, kter5mi sc vyznamenava
pokud mono velik6 dopFayani ST
ccrstyeho vzdnchu, ale take sifiti
znamost 0 skvelych vysledcich, KITE
rymi sc vyznamenava pozivani gol-
den grain belt piva. Sklenice je-
no dob9 stoloyanf a pred spankem
pomdze zazivani pfivodi zdravy,
posiiuiici spaIiek1. 0biednejtc 81
+. !, s,.i;h,iixssia ;,,i;ysssii;.a; hS,st..asgAha.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-24

IL II IsjjbiiSssho IisjbiiSSssihIioo hEiccss..;insskehe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14
A Healthy Family.

9f"Our whole family has enjoyed
good health since we began us.
ing DR.. Kings New Life Pills
three years ago." says L. A. art.
lett, of Rural Route 1, Guilford
Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system in gentle way that
does you good. 25c. at all drug
gists. .s4.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14
B. Y. c. LOCALS.

At the state fair the college was
we'll received aud a number OF coveted
prizes were awarded the institu ion
for the excellence Of It's exhibit. Fol
the best collection OF freehand draw.
ings, iineal and perspective. the col
lege received the 6rst prize OF Is 90,
also first prize OF $500 for the best
collection of mechanical drawings OF
drawings to scale. The school was
awarded a $500 prize for best design
fse pottery decoration aud 500, best
design for wall paper.
Recommendations were submitted
by the judges that q gold medal be
awarded the B. Y. c. for water colors
In the conventional designs, and that
. like reward be made for its exhibit
yof sewing,
In the arts department Prof. A. B.
Wright was given 90 90 prize for an
original pastel painting and IS 90 for
the best drawing from life,
The college has arranged with the
management OF the Howell and Car.
don building to display from its win.
dow the sewing and work In art which
we're on exhibit at the fair.
Conference visitors from the b. Y.
were Professors Wright, Kowallis,
Bullen, Miss Hutteballe and Presi-
dent Linford,
President Carbon OF the Cache stake
and President Charles A. Welsh of
the Big Horn Stake gave addresses at
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14

chapel exercises Friday. President
Welsh is an alumnus Of '92 and Presi.
dent Carbon Of W.
Arrangements for the grand concert
to be given October 81, are practically
completed. Besides local talent, Hor.
ace Ensign and Heber j. Grant and
daughter have been engaged as special
numbers.
Pavement will be laid at once to
connect the Nioley Hall with the
front sidewalk.
There has been some delay In the
arrival Of the push ball" As soon
as 1t arrives, however, teams will be
organized and active playing will be-
gin.
Coach Badenoch Is much gratifed
at the showing being made by the new
basketball material, While a few
members Of last years team are back
aad at active practice, still much 10
depended on the showing Of new men.
The present outlook is good for a win.
ming team this season.
A very successful party was given
in the gymnasium Friday evening by
the freshmen class.
The college brass band has been de-
layed considerably on account OF its
leader, Se.h Baker, being confined In
an Ogden hospital with severe at.
tack Of typhoid fever.
A 40 horse power boiler is now beir 2
installed In the Mechanic Arts build.
ing for heating purposes, A ten horse
power motor in the blacksmith shops
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14

A womsn's hat must be 10 the latest
style or she can have no peace Of
mind. Have you seen " latest
thing In fall hats At ElissonsP They
are very high In the crown and the
brims incline to be narrow with .
slight mushroom drop. The Eliason
Sisters have just received . consign-
ment Of them from New York, which
every woman 10 the valley should see,
II she wishes to know what's what In
millinery. And II you see them you
won't be able to resist them, for they
are beautifully trimmed and you will
find them just the thing for you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14
For Sale.

Four.room frame house and barn,
two and half blocks south Of B. Y.
college. For particulars inquire at
this Office
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14
Why Not Build That Road?

The farmers at Greenville and vi.
cinity have now begun to harvest their
crops and are very much In need of a
road to the railroad track west
of Greenville where they can get
railroad accommodations A spur has
inst been completed at the end of the
COW trail running west from the coun.
ty road north Of Logan. The farm ere
did the grading for the spur aud the
railroad company laid the rails. 1t is
now up to the county com % issloners
TO construct road on which heavy
hauling can be done.
The spur was built with the under.
standing that the county would accept
the road leading to It and that 1t
would be placed In condition immedi.
ately. Now is the time the road 10
needed while the crops are being har.
vested. The territory that this road
will imbrace Is larger than that Of the
Hyde Park road leading to the rail.
road and the farmers seem to be just,.
fed In asking for this consideration
1t IL to be hoped that sumo immediate
action will be taken 10 this matter.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what l did
eat distressed me terribly. Burd0ck
Blood Bitters cured me. u. II.
Walker, Suubury, Ohio.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14
Leap Year Ball

Given by A. G. Woman's club,
Thatcher Pavilion,
Monday. October 10.
Everybody invited,
Couple. so cents
Extra gentleman ....... 25 cents
Gent emen coming alone. so cents
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-14

will replace the water power and Ia
sure the building from the smoke that
IL has been troubled with heretofore.
The physical and chemical labora'
tories have just received q consign.
ment Of apparatus and chemicals.
80 4
The library Is the most cheerful
room IN the entire buildinks.i lit r.,
ceives far more patronage In the new
quarters than IL did In the east build
log. An additional order for several
hundred dollars worth Of books has
just been given
The class 10 surveying is the largest
surveying class 10 the history OF the
Dix church school. This class spends
It's Saturdays 10 the field doing practi.
cal work.
A class has been organized In econo.
mic Chronology. The work taken up
BY these students is especially designed
for farmers and orchardists as II deals
with insects and methods OF combat.
ing them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.

decidedly market
S of
nearly
during
Commercial least a dollar
stocks felt the influence apprecb
influence prospects general feeling, gone
up strengthened appeiably.
the fact the
which
who that which probable
than bond
deal better than having the idle The
that deal usually
md SINH
There deal seeking
good during the this kind
banks
Continued o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sss.ss*.sssss*s :
Plan Monarchy in France

call themselves, they to make
restoration, constitutional
parliamentary absolute monarchy There will of
representation, original Moreover, the
nwinb deal locally with
finally the monarchy be brought
in that
fulfil to absoluteness
independence granted national representatives will be
the
Mining which viii suggest
the lawsw King and his council will pass upon.
divided
These win form three
the of the corporation and thanks to
independence sategoe win be safe to
unity for the mutt
all take place. The NeRoyas place confidence
monarchy be reestabhd by parliamentary means
general politician will establish the monarchy
by a eoup
decentralization industrial corporations
Socialist deemed
NeoROyals would object to establishing
Socialist batteg 1t is repetition of the
of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
SEPTEMBER q
POVERTY Is A CRIME.
EDITOR

useful animal that viii thrive IKE the nons
some good plant possess the ana has donej some ~
lerum that win the nut would bless Inc
land people Islands nearly new; most OF the
living things and knowledge IN selection
Witness the presence contrast with
the benefit Of alearoba should lesson
for the future plant life should be under
proper could be aseeraed There are stu some
weeds including e that should be abued and few bad IN
ets W got Pygnm family plants should be intro
dueed great caution should be welcomed
good intelligent persistent effort combined
with knowledge animal vegetable friends aH foes
The elect mobile Pantbreedng have bright
prospects that good need be Let
of our great things take pantbeeng professions
with their achievement
The aga possibilities that may be
awakened develop other much valuable
multitude o apples that bless the world
pineappes, bananas palms.
citrus fruits based
perience when efOr made.
achievement springs power thought brought to bear
things wrehed not OF
necessity the possibility of the huna
future; grow the world instead of useful
nlants A. E. LECKENBY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
S&EEE EEESET@T%S TFEErx
Worlds Oldest Lawsuit


The
conflicting grants colonial The
agans o e it.
another still During all
enmt
ctions.
of
a
long
the relating grants conflicting
carefully
history
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
Small T alks

AYREs-I'fe got angel time that will last
JAMES WILDERPt being government by
commission.
proposed Hotel would
going help politics It's
a matter of business
jim QUINN don't intend fool talking
will a b hort.
removing the lid Tom
may disadvantages government by
SINGLE gambling, plenty of money changing
POP cUNEAIn spite Republican campaign committees
Alley still does a rushing business
go China stay here
untlth Breckon afa is
going independent thought
Of such thing Do you think I'm eazy9
DR. BRINcKERHoFFt rather day
mosquitoes 0 in braelish water
JIM QUINN elected I'll put my
working good all through island.
gone fight through expect be elected
FRANK KRUGERWeI Advertiser say anything
cooKE-wnen collected campaign money last election was often
asked How much this booze? This that
JOHN Hi hain Railways hon border hof thnk has
Charley Chngworth but booze his bout hof
political meetn IN i'm.
DoYLE-Basebana give a rest that's what needs
There's that
Jap Jap.
cUNAThe Rapid Transit the greatest blessing
brought to Honolulu On the hottest day board and fresh
breeze that makes you comfortable.
having printed my
twelve don It think much of politics
perfectly depart
that all those who have
end of the month There will be no trouble about that
OSCAR wTITEAustn poem
him
hing, of
JAKINS-Basebal certainly
claras better team
We have been having pleasant time plenty bathing good
things games.
WIRELESS trip the Lurne to Homo
the California
island believe the Lunes wireless capable
wire BLESSING
HUNTPHREYSThe
iona clearinghouse Bill said had its weak and its
It's strong point that it had cho
n
Francisco
faet
unable o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
An American Baroness
San Francisco Call.

The life of the
the German ambassador the United widow
eonelusey that
able clearinghouse
clothing of
pretty daughters, Lily,
Arthur Langhan rich Louisville
self in his
New York When Lily Langham
through
abroad to consult Atlantic this
memorable trip that the lady
afterwa
oo and no wife of diplomat has herself
IMAM the California baroness
the Count de Faramonde Violet
fruit ranhg of our State died
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27
. y = 4 & = y y - = X y r. ~ r. X y n X X ~
Japanese Stature Growing

Army and Navy Journal.

y y y - y y
When fifteen of
there
eFors action Creding the
tons for the Mnehur
on for this wish to make the people
OF the United Service India
90 Corps of Guides of article
men OF Cavalry in the
extremely
the role of cavalry soders Perhaps provision
short would his
add
already there has been noticeable
last
Another hundred of
may see the japanese converted Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27


Talk the old days
of
combination
wd Think the "bank
riding bike giving
reckon the extensions trial
otherwise that movngpcture you
Wouldn't it encomiums the critics the
the Shrieval have heard this
his nonpolieal
Democratic
Iaukea. The Sheriff
spi
Sheriff place If he elected mail Democratic
machine should be delivered at the police station.
Edng the policies of the Sheriff being
severe aid brother
the the the stubborn
almost they arrested.
yesterday the other these combinations
that
Independent the aaos ali consult medium If Long
Atkinson
middle his administration the
would
likely Wise into harmony dealwch would
be
Democratic tried
political tricks would him at time. Demo
Sheriff. filing his with policemen his faith
plainly ngecting which County Attorney would often remind
him, spoil his chance 'of getting reelected.
strikes Carlos goodgovernment people
O IN force
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27

EdtoDd interview the leader
'eI called on her. but she wouldn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-27

i received the following communications
Somebody becoming really
bicycle middle the
really smart observe you touring
mornings CASTE
nothing less than cylinders will Otherwise invitation
functions viii be
really subjects course
society instruction. strangers quite
people, occasionally require magne people
steamer my country
livery My
admit such persons but caught sight of them myself and knowing that they
$lOOoOOo FASTENED admit them told
they
society during recent and lightly touched on the imperative nee Of auto
mobiles calling If who shoudn IT, Honolulu
society nearly know, remember the time when
to have feather buster at the door lodge 50 that
Wheel could themselves before
weknOwn society package home One might think ne was
sometimes it utterly bad form
the thing really baber chair sitting boot
Vugarity that if it tried
that In finest board
ing school girls have absurd ideas of democracy
and require the children to make their beds And let me whisper
carts disgustnghey make them take waiting the
you tell hard to shake off
commonplace it difficult
serve the innate adyhood of girl born to society net
society noble as thew are fall short of her ideathat is to saw sympathy
is good he dinectans used
Judging by the friendly relations between the Japanese American PEG
Yokohama hOity
training That
ship of Although
eanments board which unique the bars to white
gossip
stn hold President responsible the that
biliOndolar Russian indemnity
y
psychological to pleased town.
she viii keep until either the alphabet
Why not take up the political candidates and make study of them7 Lane
Won Bckne Long figure
e n was Just about TO enter some names on the X list when
the nnung hand of the office bOuneer tangled III
them to the discriminating of Sunlight Anne.
leading candidate either party seems to be bit out of balance
Troy weight He has too draehms scrupes
Speaking Roe that the junior has put the Waikiki people in
Continued on
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-11-28

clGtnCd CdDtC'
going TO demand some Of your deyo-
ton for my own sake before that time
comes. i've loved you all Of your
life
"And I'VE loved you, daddy" she
gasped.
oAnd I'm going to ask you to begin
YOUR nursing career by attending to
me. I'm sick for want Of your love.
| Pm giving up business for the sake OF
ENJOYING it unrestrained. Your mother
and / expect it. We are going abroad
for our health, and we are going TO
take YOU with us. Right now is where
YOU begin your career as a nurse.
You've got to begin by taking care OF
the love that is sick and miserable
We want it to live, my dear. Now,
want a direct d~ecision-at once; WI
YOU take charge Of two patients on {
long contemplated trip in search o
love and rest-wages paid in advance :
She looked at him, white faced an'
stunned. He was putting it before ne
auently and in a new light. She saN
what it was that he considered tina
! she owed to them-the love Of a daugl
ter. after all.
An hour later she stood with Gray
on the rear platform Of the ca
n fe was trying to talk calmly OF q
9 ,ountry through which they were rus
ing, and she was looking pensiveI
y down the rails that slipped out behir
/ them.
d eWe'll be in Chicago in three days
he remarked.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-11-28
CHAPTER XVII.

in March a great
transport sailed from Ma
Mia bay laden with sick
and disabled soldlers-the
lame, the healthless and
o5 IL uyos nof q