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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-15
@enfeoelle uoen gano.
Spar til 81. 6. Miller.

Sea fun0e nelten 6aoe aariag
til at opiatte 0eres Orb iom en-
ippoie 6orn9rmelie, men ieg tror
life @uos 9ern ioa ilet, oct fan
o9re l1bet9nfiombe0. De ifreo:
ySperg Seius"; men Seius bim.
melfaren fenoer pi fun JON @nos
Orb. S bans Sr0 og Saframen.
ter Ifal ri isge efter Soar, og Iao
neo hi, at mango @uOs 9srn / De
iorifeaige Samfun0 og 2eire ieger
CUBS Orb og tileener Jig for.
Ifeaigt Soar paa oeres Spsrgs.
maal. Baa OereS Spsrgsmaal:
.Spor timber ri oct meo @enfsoelie
uoenior 0aoben2" SITE | 9ibelen,
men / ariitenlioet timber ri Spor
al oct. 9eriom MenO iom Mooop,
@ppip Smith oe andre MenO al
iamme Sfole, iom iomler tore
areoie ON iig al @uOs 9ern, feno'
te 0ooben iom @enfsoeliens 9ao,
piloe 0e elife oe forfpnoe Den; men
MI iorfpn0er DE SUBS &i9e u0en
9oob") til 89ffelie OF 8relie for
mango, og set bier iig o9iaa at De
nrbeioer / 2niet fra SUBS Rige, og
at ban fen6es neo Dem. Eli 6eres
4rbeioe fcnoer De fun 8gnnen 90
9ibelen. Meen BET, De bar, bruger
be ogIaa eobt. Subs 9srn er igen-
mem LANCE 1ioer blepen iplittet /
mango Sobe, iom fun ooarligt for
itaor ~boeronore, foroi GpoIteltroen
og Safronlenterne er bleoen be-
banoIet iom afifpenin9, men @uo
bprer oper mes aae Menneifers
8anfunoigbeo, nonr De aligeoel bar
Snnos for Hetf9rb. San fan goot
oenisoe peO @onosooob uoen 8ano.
8i fan life iige til bom: Snao ger
on, for6i pi bar life 8ntent paa
5reliens 8ei, men pere gldoe ooer,
at ban bar looet Sroets 2Ds ifinne
fIarere for os og piIt os en- beore
Sci til 5relie. SIT M%ienneifer 90.
iaa fon lene | Soroisning ON 5rel.
ie pao 9ibeltroens Sci itoen Dnabs.
| pogten, fen0er ieg al @rfnring; men
| for at andre ogiaa fan Forftnu mig,
maa ieg iorteIe liot. 5 aorene
tS60erne trnf ie9 iammen meo en-
9ro6er ira ariitionsfelt; ban iagoe
til mig: Oh lGier 9ibelen, on inn.
ger Salmerl o, min Sen, mua ieg
9ere dig ct Spsrgsmonl: 5oriager
on 0ippeIen % ole bans @ernin'
ger og alt bans 8eien9 eIifer on
SeIus? DerIom life, elifer ban life
big ener fen6es oeb Dig. So, bar nit
Spar. 8, bpor bette ga Hog mig.
gu lpper for @uo", og iee 6leb
iao fplot Of Ginger os an9eff, iom
gioroe mig ipe poa Siel og 2ege.
me en- fort SiS, inotil ieg fanot
| Sreit peo 9ileenelie al Serrens Orb
til Den o9rfbruone: .Sen, per fri
| mooig, oine Spnoer err big forlao'
te", 90 angeiten for SUB ~foriuanot.
Da foritoo ieg, at Seius fenotes peo
| mia, men oct bar finn 9ibeltroeli,
lea leoe0e pna. Derfor lso bet be-
itanoig otter og otter: bon lagoe
BET til ben perfbruone, ban bar
life iaet oct bperfen til DIG eaer
andre. Seq bar oIisepel life gloo.
men Git tpneet Of lenlig Cora. Der.
Iom iee M bar oeo ben Silitano,
| mon iee ioa bar gaaet frelIt berfraY
ga, fiffert. SeiuS bapoe life oper'
Ioot mig til Di9pelen ! Dsosriget.
| &c M, Miner, no fra 6enne 8ibel'
tro er bet, at Mooop bar %forfpnot
SUBS 8iee, og mango andre or
BET iamme u6en Daabspaetens Nan.
De. Seq fom bort fra ben een og
fonbt nnoet Steos en- 9reos al tro'
enoe at iamles meo babe eomle 90
unae. Denne areoS bar Ell Otter
Ilnt al Ell Bropit goeiens @irfiom-
y Oct ber fer bemprfes, at De
rnfnrrnnrtn GnnnfiinA hrfne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-15
Mebbelelie
fra 9anif-a merifanif Selifab

Oonlf amerifanif Selifof
boIot 9eroag ben 8. Worts Iin aar'
lige Notwithstanding poa Sotel
greooort, Stem 9orf.
ga. so Weolemmer al Selifobei
boooe gioet Weoe. Nf u0enbDs
Me0lemmer bar til Steoe 0'Serrer
Or. Mor &enius, Garl antonier
og 81. sc. 8eterien fra Chicago
Spar airfegaar0, @acine, isis,
Suao 2pnoe, Bridgeport, @onn., oa
q. 6bomien, philadelphia, ga. li9e.
iom Der ogion fra Bertb ambop.
Gong 9eod etc. bar msot aoIfil.
Iige al Selifobets Me0lemmer.
66leenoe Serrer i~nOoaI9tes / 9e.
itbrelien:
Senrp O6enboIbt, Chicago.
g. 81. 9nlloien, Chicago.
81. M. Beterien, Chicago.
g. 6. Olien, 8ertb 4m6op.
Suge 2pnge, Bridgeport.
geter 3%bompien, philadelphia.
Selifabets 9eitprelie fommer
iaaleoes lii at beitaa al f6leen6e
10 Serrer: SO. s. Mooien, Gong
gea6; Senrp 6. Sert8, Chicago
Somes Wo0iion, San 8rancisco,
Spar &irfe9aaro, 3acine, @is.; 6.
s. guncf, Chicago; 6. 9. gifeien
Rem gorf; &arl Matbiaien, Sen
port, Gorl Sanien, Sapler, Minn. =;
Saloor Saco6ien, Son Srancisco,
Gal, Senrp ScfenboIbt, g. 81
anuoien og 81. SO. Beterien, Gbi.
cago; g. 6. Olien, 9ertb ambop
Sueo 2pnge, Bridgeport, Cont.
8eter Sbomien, philadelphia, ga.
Oct oeotoges at rette en- Sof
til ben oonif.omerifanife Yresie
ioo bel iom til oen oonife 8reSie
for Ststte poet Selifobet / oct for.
Ibbne Gor.
2igeieoes oe6toees oct at rettt
Ell Saf til aorbus 9proao oq
Observation-Disclosures 8ormano Sr
8oremeiter 0rediel for uooiit @rit.
fribeo mob bort SeIifab peo Donif.
Imerifanif Dag / Iarbus, inmt og.
iao Ell ofticieI Saf til ben 6oniff
@eionot / 8oi6ington, @reoUtoltfe
Ben omerifanife @eianot / &eben.
boon, Or. so. s. @gon; Or. @eorq
9rnnoes og Seiifoleforitan0er
9reosoorff for oeres 9iorog til
aarbusoogens Sueces.
geo 9eitpreIiesmsoet, iom boI6.
tes ltrafs efter @enerolforIamlin.
gen, bnlgtes fsleenoe @%mbeosmGnf
for Selifobet: =
Sc. 6. Maoien, 5ormano.
q. so. Beterien, Sefret9r.
6. 6. 8uncf, &osierer.
Se1rp 6. Sert5, lite R9it-5or.
mon0.
Spar airfeeaoro, 26en 0eit-5or.
mono.
Sug. Mubiion, 36ie @eft-5or.
mnno.
gfsefutiDfomiteeen fit Seoe
Chicago og font til at beitaa al fsl'
genbe Serrer:
Senrp 6. Sert8, Chicago, 5or'
niano.
u. 90. Beterien, Chicago, Sc
freter.
6. 6. @iincf, Chicago.
ON aftenen bar Der 59lesipis.
ming | 8eutonia Sail, ca. 80 Weo'
lemmer beltog.
9be 9oni b-@ merican
81 ociatio II,
g g gifeien Set.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-15

foroi oi blen utro. Derfor maa nl
after eenigoes oeo at lDtte til @Dan.
eeliets 5orfpnoelie og 9ibelens
Orb. Mfen oct bar Ell rar 9reoS, o9
@uo fenoteS oe0 Dem. @n8eliignelie
for mig, iom finn berte Spot, 6or'
b%onoelier og Grin boer Dag. Chen
Den SnOre Wisiion o9 ben @runot.
oigife 9ietning bar banet fig 8ej til
oQe are0ie / 8anntarf, er oct iiffert
6leoen onOerleoes. gn Sen logoe til
mig en- Dag: Dine artifler / uDan.
iferen" bill olorig blipe forltoaet ret,
life / oortSamfuno. Men Der er pit
nogle, iom foritoar mig 81 Ier loa.
leoes, at 4onoS0onb uoen 8ono er
life umulig for @l0.
Oct on0et Spgresmoal: uSpor
finder oi oct ON, at Seius looe0e
ioaoont ct 8oroois til Sinlens Op.
bebnreli e?"
Guar: 2i9eiom Serren / Oaabs-
pagten aao MIG ct SrosorO at leue
pon til interchangeable, JONI lso
i%aaIeoes: aSDnoernes 6orlaOelle"
iaaleoes gap ban mig o9iaa ct Sro
at 0e paa til Saliggerelie, JON ls0
ioale0es; o0e0foren til Seloe0e",
8eo Sroet SeGoe0e / Ooabspa9ten
foritaos fife Oi9pelenS 9ige, men
| Deosriget, bnor aae Slegter iomles
til Spitanoelien. Serren, JONI Der
/ ag0et ifobte oct table Boraois
oeo at jamie ale @uoS 8srn ON
iig oeo Oroet oe Roaoemiolerne,
ban neofor / iomme @erning til
Oeosriget. Derfor fut0e ban iige til
Den ongren6e Gsoer: rs Dag lfal
on o9re meo mig / YaraOis". Mlen
ieg bar ogiaa tileenet mig ct anoet
SUBS Orb Oct finoeS / Sob. Slab.
IA. Sap, t3. 8ers. San De, Miaer
oiie mig beore CUBS Oro OF Oe
pon, ioa er ieg Dem rigtigt meget
tofnemmelig. Nen Serren gior6e
nof mere emo oct | Dsosriget. 29s
engong 1. Yeters 9reo, 3 Sap. IS,
10 og 20 8ers, iee benoiier fun til
Dem. 6or MIG ielo er De life flare
og er pitt noget onnifelige at f%oritao
og tolfe ret.
SIT ser fan prebifes / 4anoernes
Nige, beo oi. Woies tnIe0e meo Sub
San ing6e iugen Or6; tbi ban par
Itum. Sil Slutnin9 penli9 Silien til
MiQer.
Setter Serfele IN.
gfterifrift. st Bar 9e.
mprfninger til op%enitaaenoe mao
aties for at o9re paa fin BlaOS.
Oct er ifent at funne tpnfe og
tale Del ON andre og opfatte alt /
beoite Menine. Oct er, iom ri bar
lert oct / BET otten0e guo.
Oct er oeioa ri9tigt, boao Dor
eamle Sen g. Eerfelien fremboloer,
at pi life fan foreifrioe SUB Sci
og MioIer; men ban fan foreifripe
os, oe oct bar ban giort, i6et ban
iagoe til fine 4poitle: n@anr ben
og gsrer oGle 5olf til mine Diiciple,
ioet | oebe Dem og ioet /
l9re Dem" oIp. Subs Snoitiftel.
Ter err b | bunone til.
en uenoefig ifsn SIDE peo Daa.
ben er oct, at @uo Der ~bennen6er
fla til Den enfelte unoer Haons
0epnelie og Ifenfer BAN BET, JON
/ @naneeliet forfpnoes for olle.
Gen Sing er oct, ON 9oaben life
nepnes / en- geffeliesforfpn6elie;
en- meget foritelie 8ine oiloe bet
oere, ON 0oaben forfaiteoes, eler
man pil6e 6ppoe g~anosonab u0en
@anb og fate 8rag poa 8orenin.
gen al 8ano og aano.
ON oct emo fan ii9es ON ct
Orb, iom oct Seins iaeoe til ben
| pprfbruone, at oet life er iagt til
enboer, ioo er Ser anbre SUBS Orb
| 9ibelen, iom Oct forboloer zig
nnoerleoes meb, I. CTS: gaommer
bio til mig ale, iom arbei0e og ere
beioereOe, iee oil gioe eber Spi'
le", eller: Den, iom fommer til
IL. LI L. ...o.I...Ao f~E4o hat,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-15

(oOrtiattes pao SIDE A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-15

y Oct ber FER bemrrfes, at ot
reformerte Somfiino bruger
Daaben. Neo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

twenty-five minutes, and then a
sound. But it was not the chug of the
motor; it was the unmistakable rum
bic Of the Casanova hack. Gertrude
drew aside the curtain and peered
into the darkness.
Its the hack, am sure" she said.
evidently relieved. Something has
gone wrong with the car, and no won
der-the way Halsey went down the
hill"
It seemed a long time before the
creaking vehicle came to a stop at tia
door Louise rose and stood watching,
her hand to her throat. And then
Gertrude opened the door. admitting
Mr.. Jameson and stocky, middle
aged man. Halsey was not with them.
When the door had closed and Louise
realized that Halsey had not come,
her expression changed. From tense
watchfulness TO relief, and now again
to absolute despair, her face was an
open page.
-Halsey?7 1 asked unceremoniously,
ignoring the stranger. Did he-not
meet you?"
No" Mr. Jameson looked slightly
surprised. Il rather expected the
car, but We got up all right"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
THE
OCULAR STAIRCASE Il
CONTINUED From Yesterday.

You didn't see him at alp" Louise
demanded breathlessly.
Mr. Jameson knew her at once, al
though he had not seen her before.
She had kept to her rooms until the
morning she left.
NO, Miss Armstrong" he said. Il
saw nothing of him. What is wrong?"
Then we shall have to find him, 3"
she asserted. Every instant is pre-
cious. Mr. Jameson, have reason
for believing that he is in danger, but
I don't know what il is. Only-he
must be found"
The stocky man had said nothing.
Now, however, he went quickly to-
ward the door.
'TIl catch the hack down the road
and hold it" he said rs the gentle
man down in the town p
Mr. Jameson" Louise said impul-
sively, Il can use the hack. Take my
horse and trap outside and drive like
mad. Try to find the Dragon Fly-it
ought to be eaky to trace. l can
think of no other way Only, don't
lose moment"
The new detective had gone, and
a moment later Jameson went rapidly
down the drive, the cob's feet striking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

fire at every step. Louise stood look
ing after them When she turned
around she faced Gertrude, who stood
indignant, almost tragic, in the hall
You know what threatens ,Halsey,
Louise" she said accusingly. Il be-
lieve you know this whole horrible
thing, this mystery that we are strug-
Cling with. If anything happens to
Halsey, 1 shall never forgive you"
Louise only raised her hands de-
spairingly and dropped them again.
He's as dear to me as he is TO you"
she said sadly. 81 tried to warn him. a"
NONSENSE" l said as briskly as /
could. I'VE are making a lot of trou-
BILE out of something perhaps very
small Halsey was probably late-he
is always late. Any moment we may
hear the car coming up the road"
But it did not come. After half
hour Of suspense, Louise went out
quietly, and did not come back.
hardly knew she was gone until !
heard the station hack moving of At
IL o'clock the telephone rang. 1t was
Mr. Jameson
L have found the Dragon Fly, Miss
lines" he said. 1T has collided with
a freight car on the siding above the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
DAILY RECORD.
Licensed to We'd
NJ. a. Navarro and Sophie K. Miller.
Deeds Filed.

hiccnscu 10 we
NJ. a. Navarro and Sophie K. Miller.
Deeds Filed.
Southeast corner Savannah street
and Park avenue Altura Park-Altura
Realty company to Pearl Morley. lots
1 and =, block 33, Altura Park addi-
ton: consideration $3.50. Jan. 6, 10.
Rio Grande street. between Ange and
Octavia streets, Pierce Finley addition
L F. Clifford and wife to J. E. Bis
choir. lot 8 and west 1-2 lot 10, block
27S, Pierce Finley addition; considera-
ton $1,000. Dec. 9, 1909.
Sierra Blanca. Texas-Guy s. Combs
TO John H. Ezell, lots 1 to 10. block "a.
lots and "a, block II. lots 1 to and
% to 80, block %. Sierra Blanca. Texas;
consideration $500. Dec %. 1909.
Sierra Blanca. Texas-John y. Gil
crease 70 Albert Varuz. lots to -,
block 43, Sierra Blanca Texas; consid-
Grafton s3S July IA. 1909
Van Horn. Texas. E. Irby. ST.. to
T. A. Miller. onehalf interest in lots
1 to 8. block 49, lots 20 6. block DO,
lots TO II, block 90. Van Horn. Texas;
consideration $500. Jan 1, 1910.
Ell Paso cOunty-Jesus Cobos to
Reyes Bales. lot 8. block s. Cobos's ad-
dition TO Clint. Texas; consideration
So. July 81. 1907.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
lHsAVAE ealsEo his FIST An HIS
NocEsaS TALKED Aeour-EuzAx

would call a credit to the creative
genius of his race. 1 spoke TO him. but
he just let get another screech like a
steam sawmill on an oak knot an then
the woods swallered him up all but his
squeals- Them We heard gradually dyin'
away in the distance, but dyin' hard
Nobody missed him up in the nursery.
judgin' by the noise We couldn't see
nOthin' of course. but YOU take an mix
ant an one bear, an you don't need to
see nothin' 1t counded like PANIED
American broke loose
Il bet yew." says I.arkin. that suthin'
more'll come out o. that window before
long. There's one chance in eight I'll
be the bear. amt takin' that chance.
Come on.'
We had run a few rods when there
was crashin' behind us, and one of
the Eyetalians went by in long jumps
We followed. thinkin the fellow knew
the way. First thing we knew. we fetch
ed up against a high fence. MacarOni
was over it like a cat. an by the time
We cleared it an found ourselves in q
highway he must have been miles off
up the road and still goin'.
Larkin wanted TO get back to the
main entrance so he could tell Jim Mon
ahan what he thought of his quiet. ru-
public I'd have liked my other shoe
but otherwise 1 was against the move
We could still hear sounds of agitation
back in the woods and ] wasn't anxious
10 run against that bear again.
Come on" says Larkin The folks
air all out o. that garnet by now. an
Eliza's got all 10 o. the beds What
more does she want?"
That sounded pretty sensible for Coos
on TnFv
we thought the gate was We walked
an walked. hut we didn't come to no en-
trance an finally we got il into our
heads that we'd gone the wrong way
Just then We came TO a farm house.
and as both of us was tired an Larkin's
dress suit hadn't grown no warmer.
not to mention the stone bruises we'd
got from walkin' in the dark. all bare
foot except one-half o me. we turned into
the farmers barn an went to sleep in
the hay now
1t was long after sunrise when we
woke up. When I looked over and seen
Larkin shiverin' in his star sDangled
raiment I had an idea. 1t was big an
bright idea
''Larkin,'' I says, do you want your
clothes?"
Yes" he replies.
Well" 1 says. I'll go back TO the
grove an get 'em if you'll tell me one
thing"
Il calc'late Til tell anything 1 know"
''All right. Where does Maria Harrow
hill live?"
He looked at me an his jaw dropped.
What dye want ter know for?"
Where does she live?"
Il won't tell
'All right I says. backing down the
ladder. "Goodbyi"
Hold on. Amt yew goin' ter bring
me any
Strange. amt it. how much independ-
ence' goes with a pair o pants?
Where does she live?'
She lives in Headsboro. Me; same's
she always has," says LarlSin.
Copyright. 1909, by the New York
Evening Telegram New York Herald
company. All rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07


I wish" I says, that I brought my
! other shoe"
-"Other shoe. Other shoe. If yew amt
the gosh hangedest. Got one whole
shoe an . and one whole sock an cryin'
for clothes,'
How did you get away from the
bear?" 1 asked. Did you hear her
comin'?''
Git away, Git away. 1 didn't git
away. L wanted to stay in bed. 1 was
sleepln sound as wOodchuck' an the
fust thing l knowed 1 walked up and
hat-that-that-gOsh hanged beast of
a bear swung her paw an scOoped me
out on the floor. Standin' right side o.
me, Eliza was. Then she crawled inter
the cot, an / crawled for the winder.
wanted ter warn yew, but / didn't dast
zip. The old cot was creakin' and crack
in under the beasts heft. An here l been
ever since. years it seems, dividin' my
time between cussin' the bear am cuSsin
the mosquitoes, an with nothin' to keep
me from dyin' O. cold but IS red and
white stripes and mess O. white stars
on blue ground
Then he raised his fist and voice
again and talked about Eliza.
That BEAR he says, that bear has
got my shirt an my pants an my coat
an my boots an my watch a n'my
money, an my necktie an my hat an
my bag o peanuts, That bear has got
my best silk handkerchief, She's got my
vest, That bear has got my bed. l bet
yew by this time she's got your bed.
too. Oh-that-that-that gosh
hang
[ never see the English language go
back on man more completely.
yell from inside
There. says Larkin. There, She's,
after another bed"
Next time the yell wasn't smOthered
at all, an the Niger cook come through
the window on d FLYNN jump an COM
menced runnin' before he hit the ground
The sounds he made was what the boss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07
DENNY
FOUND OUT
By Freeman Putney, Jr.

Concluded From Yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

station. No, Mr. Innes was not there,
but we shall probably find him. Send
Warner for the car
But they did not find him. At
four O'Clock the next morning we were
still waiting for news, while Alex
watched the house and Sam the
grounds. At daylight 1 dropped into
exhausted sleep. Halsey had not come
back, and there was no word from the
detective.
(To be conflruedI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

The great year end sale begins at
Springer's Monday. 1t will pay you to
attend this great sale. 1t only lasts
one week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-07

Lest we forget. Iet's Kee3 or maae~
at home and still get the Lest, Globe
Flour.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-05-13
LECTURED ON COMET
Prof. W.LeConte Stevens Heard Last
Night at stuart Hall.

The illustrated lecture given at
Stuart Hall last night by Prof. w.
LeConte Stevens Of Washington and
Lee University, Oh Halley's comet was
one of the most interesting and in
#structive lectures ever heard here.
Prof. Stsyens is thoroughly familiar
with the facts about the comet, SUBJ
ject which is absorbing the attention
of the general public at present. He
first impressed the audience with the
fact that they need. have no fear of
having the world destroyed and there
fore need not get in panic as has
been done even in Rockbridge county
where last week there was a revival
held and where they repentant sinners
insisted upon being baptised at once
and unfortunately two of the number
were drowned. Prof. Stevens gave a
history of Prof Edmund HALEY saving
he was friend and co.worker of Sill
Isaac Newton. Prof. Stevens gave a
graphic account of the movement of
the comet and told his audience that
the best time to see it, will be next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday morn
ings when it will be at it's best.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-05-13

Mrs. R. H. Catle,t is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Livingston Smith in
Lexington
Col. and Mrs. Rudolph Bumgardne
and Miss Mary Margaret Bumgardner
left Yesterday for Richmond and
Virginia Beach.
Miss M. p Duval and Miss Eliza
beth James are among the Staunton
ians who expect to go abroad this
summer.
Hon. G. T. Jones and wife of High
land county were in STAUNTON
yesterday on their way to see Mr..
Jones' brother, DR.. E. o. Jones who
suffered a paralytic stroke some
time ago. Mr.. Jones reports some
frost in Highland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith of
Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting at Mr.. G.
G. Child's.
Rev. W. G. White of Churchville
returned from Richmond last night
Miss Nettie Bagby of the Children's
Home Society of Virginia spent last
night here on her way to Covington.
Mr.. H. R. Putney and Mr.. Frank
Asst of West Virginia are here for q
few days.
Little Werner Day who was recent
ly operated on at the Kings Daughters
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A Warnina.

Physicians, and oculists especially
warn women against touching the face
with the hands after handling colored
materials. 1t is claimed that often
facial blemishes ase due to failure to
observe this rule and severe case
of eye Inflammation was traceable to
ripping colored dress and cleaning
the seams with knife blade. thus
stirring up small particles of prussic
acid ON the dusty seams. A woman
should never touch the eyes with
colored kid gloves and she should be
very careful at all times about using
powder if the face is not scrupulous-
" clean
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Death Of ". D. Bowman

The following account has been re-
ceived of the death of W.D. Bowman,
shorter account was published at the
time.
WaD. Bowman died Sunday at 8
O'Clock p. M May 1st 1910 at his home
near Crimora He suffered a severe
stroke of apoplexy Saturday morning
at 7:30 from which he never recover
ed consciousness This was the third
stroke of paralysis and apoplexy he
had. He will be greatly missed in his
home and in the community for he
was loved by all who knew him being
one OF our most popular citizens. He
leaves wife and four daughters to
mourn his loss, Misses Anna, Ada,
Laura and LouIa Bowman. Two sis
tiers Mrs. Samuel Yount and Mrs.
George Flory and one living brother
DIR. w. P. Bowman. He was MEM
Der of Mt. Horeb church and the SER
vices were conducted by his pastor
|
Early at Middle River church, and
were impressive and appropriate. Mr..
B owman was Sc years old and was
born in Rockingham county near
Broadway. - - .srs -
The active pallbearers were Messls
Burke Splitter, Cyrus Barger, Clayton
Paine, George Laymon. Andrew Bor
den, Charles Leonard; Tutwiler, John
Laymali.
Honorary-Messrs Steward Hartman,
Dewitt Roger, Willie Grove, Guy
Cullen, David Weaver and Tom
Yopnt
The floral designs were numerous
and beautiful. His body was laid
peacefully to rest in Middle River
cemetery Tuesday the Bird May at II
o'clock a. m.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH
MEATH FALLING TREE
Popular County Man Was In
stantly Killed Yesterday


While telling tree on his farm
two miles west of the village Of
Slower in this county yesterday
morning Floyd Siple, as prosperous
farmer, was instantly killed.
With neighbor iof 1.-THE name of
Huffer, Mr.. Siple.. went out to cut
down huge walnut tree that stood
in the woodland on his place. The
men were using cross-cut saw and
it was while he was attempting to
disengage the instrument that the big
tree crashed down without warning
and caught Mr.. Siple: before he
could get out of the way. The man
was instantly killed, .his body being
horribly crushed and mangled. Huff
er escaped unhurt. It . would seem
that the tree fell in an opposite di-
rection from what was expected and
Mr.. Siple was caught Completely off
guard. Friends. and neighbors were
called and physician was hastily
summoned, but it was too late. The
man had met instant death.
The whole community was shocked
by the accident. Mr. Siple with This
family moved to the section from
Highland county about two years ago
and was generally esteemed. He
leaves a wife and four children, one
of whom is married and is at present
living in Highland. He was about 40
years of age.
The farm where the accident &C.
CURED was recently acquired by Mr..
5iple and is best known as the Fran
els Gilkerson farm.