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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-22
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uiutcon. Rur me lunmme VIE am ne
| NeeSutieen, min me unoch'omme
pos,oltn tanein: .1umoln n rat'
tonS". &un totielemme ,See'ne asia
IciE;c&1G; ia,rGitd puroutoacc"", o.
peitoiuuno, tGrIiupdn6 IN tmolemas
n onoh toionomme min emne
iuirtnnr euSGn 6GntG mieroeto, pel'
enc il pateue, moon luIlemme Sd'
1et innomeemme ia 'nnomme: pNd'
nm 0erroni ia minun Wopahiola'
nj"
Suoeta Sumuicn ro~ttoueeetn, los
Ia ilmenee SeeiufIesia ar'etuttee'd,
pnbuu roomottu hpmin l'lmodu. .to'
hnnnes epoutel. 3:eId lnpns1a
innoo: ,y(itn on SrmnIo mnoilmoa
rotostorut, end Son nntoi !S6nen
oironn Vcitorio"; Yanmoli t%irlott'
too roomcloiIille 5 y,iunoin Miss
t66 rottoutuuIu meioGn fobionms
,ne, eta foefd me mield Ipni,'ct o.
limme. on arisme meiodn eoeoidm'
me ~fuoIiui"; 81. Il: .aoeta me mics
Ii Iunuie5d fuolleet ulimme, on Odn
nleir6 Sriemtieu tu.ei1 etslmott
rehupi"; ia Sobunnee | ep. A l.:
Sen touttu ilmee,pi Snmolon rot'
tnue mein6n fobtoumme. ettd ,Sus
mula lobeiti oinpOu 1'oltnni mas
lln,uou, ett1 me Sdnen touitanto e.
l6iIimme SiiuG on ruftoue, e. ettd
me rutaetimme Sumoluo, noon. etc
I'd S6n rofosti meiiG ia lobetii TSot
fanio 5otpiunotIi meiodn ipnieimme
eoestd."
ia fnu tho SumoIon rnttois
ar,sntieeia Iuo wetod ibmie'nod'
men puoleeniu, MIN hdu pnbte@a
runnuetumoor: ,Uiind rofos'on Sus
mulon, Iiu0 6Gn rdtoett mtu'io ems
IT, & Soh 4 ~.
81 netdtpoui! tuiufn meillG on or'
muiluen .Iumuid. 90" Oh eIirpt
meiiG i~uureeia Z ottnnoesioon. otto'
en paoueria ihmilpooen @itnpn pt'
i,tSdn t6mdn lebben lnt,IotSta olfo
epolotiuuinen Iu0tle. ia iobosr. ,Su'
On iinuu pohburetuu'
tell, pvpuoieli ia outunie'i. SdneeId
fiunne eldmdG I,nhdn toeteen
on Sdn ianttarnt N"ut ntt'
,V,etobtuiIrs SIT tefemdn'd Io,rinnon
oio u,imteen. Stet Iiie oilpoH pnb'
ia Tpnnitt5mdtii tchtn See'uf=
fen fuo'emoeIo
Tucuninen ouuue on nellie rou'
,lnennnt. 81 %Iimuottu p0ipd,
fun Smmcln iputpi ihm,Ieth!
Mrmohntoista SouIu rouhoo ia
orneni5to uutto pucttn tdifiNe lutt'
vi " YS.
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(3:en 10. t erp. tetsti Watt.
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l: 10 -20).
Haftuat Nuttaian l%utijot! 9tpt on
'Duiiennut lie iiunattu. pdupd, iouoin
tirtfaasti poietaDa idbti OH illness
tpnpt pimedGn moailmaau - pdiipd
loto monet tbmiIct ofpot tubatrpuos
ten parrela bartoosti ooottdneet.
- SGuddn on ilmestpnpt i%bmietuns
nun testeue Ia hi, lontu lnomoeio
rpolosta OH tottti bpmpus mail
uaeio ipntpnpt - tohti, lota ei ole
tmonut meiue ainoastoon ~oiauita bus
upptIid, mutta nieid lobtda meltd
,optdmd6n onnemme ia outuutemme
olendunipirrontin toilelia puolen.
- 81! fiunattu i6bti GINA lutt Aus
rem fa6nieen toto lbmietunnuu eds
mdn-luotlueiu. Smun noloii Ell ole
~lufonnut poistomueta. iuattta Min
monet metsid onat iitd p%rtti6neet
lnmmuttaa. Siud olet tultenui fuiu
luonnouinen tobti, mdardtmd ra.
tuonia putin, poietaen npr tobtu
maupuuomme ptn,eimpaohfin 10.
puttuon. >, tiitoe! ett6 ipleld meiile
pobIolan olulluettn pu,erot. Ot III
tos! eta luleto paieIai mumntm ~
oomeeni.
Wtutto toeto tnon toboen ilmeeip
minen, ipnlpminen, or meille fuoie'
paiiille tuoitunnt polio pa0ntpo:
ruuu, ~ointnsien muiblon, fmueieltuF
ia tn%ppeluldt,n, topmme mn la
bemntn ~tortueto maur tuota teteiIs
ldmme ilm,oiiettua topausta, lotu
on
umalallinen b M e.
Oh ibniiid. joifu ianoWui: .%fottti
mid eli moiou idrleud tnIittod o"
IdtierDutG". On taos ihmi'id, ipifn
luuomut: ION olemasiu topellilunita'
tin, lota enme ldrleiGmme MOT ia
lindd." - GDeuIIet lpditldIpot. eIio
maaitina OF bcn9etDn tone, loiti
moilet, ettd le or t%tu,Ien benSen lno.
,na ia bolitlema totonoilune, moit-
eu itu6 muuien ontm %loannDiir EN-
iuouon idrIesips.
yidmG tutli tationtotantou tupoo,
mat to,Ieniu NJ. M. S,eiutlen I,t'd
miien fo%lihelDeS6. Gp1nsto jot'i
uoiooan ntmit,66 eoelietd oiotusto,
,o6ittGG: vei Seeius ole iiinnpt tbnt'
ietli tummemmiu fuiu muuifnan ihs
m,iet, luonnon lat eipdt lieod poit.
f,utra." ga fun epontelietnt terfo
nat 5eeiutien iuntpneen ne't'eeetd.
nun tho epduefo louiuu Iet,tldmodn
| JeeIutleu %ntiomuetd bplDiu olei.td
rpuilela ta!uuua, ytdtd iclitptnonn
mtemuau OH epdueto m'elltuIpitut'
iienIa atpulla luomt fo,teliutiia ia
ruin. Somoin or le tdmdn ulton pc
rueteelIa tobtouut bulIpentda oipto'
luton ppbpprtd ia repid olus tr'etilli
ppoen ipnuyudmdn iirpeeuilppsta''t-
cen.
S6ltimGinen fotIontotonta taos.
lota ipoiouan tuiiuu uetonolatut'et
II, totleIee topoueto iuureno iumoloi
uienu ibmeend. = &oiIeltaomme Ia
bemmiu t6td plep6d uefonoiatus
ia.
SJestddn 10 OH Iuuri ibme, ,tin
mooilmosia on ipnipmistd, taslpo'
mista ia fuolemie,o. 8oifti ruon
uouinen loiien liIddntnminen OH
mobpouisto fopobruo noin eldmdo
omuomieto Iiemenietd. Wtiita TIM
eldmd i6p,pp oIlo fotoi'tn i%oetoin
,ltuper6iieefd eI6m1et6. uetoroio
ms t0HHad fen clemon SnmoIoSA
Sbmieidrtt tieieeilisten tu'tin\
EN- omuuo, moi i%eIiteld Ioiieu
nnieid, febttpfieet6 n m Min
foo fuin enfimaiia eldmdn".uo9
on bopoiHumisio. Wlutto Iiihen
mn iarien ppidbtpd ia muoooa
iaurefii fDipmDsmerfitIi. Gldmdd
eniimainen ipnip m"nn pddlid Gu
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Misi6 on p~oifani?
w, VI Y8.

NlieiG on rcitoni Siot g9oli 'un'
igiIin Grritoetn. SSu on cnn' puo'
Ientoie.c rucun outomottn ,ietoo it,
SestGGu nonhemmilerIn eitG mnis
moneen ia neIl6ne lnpieuenia, iotta
i1imGt tGnne oman pnueiiIo npioou.
Nos 'otrit rGm1 rimit huomnomoou,
MIN olotete tpti mintd melmoiiiinus
tell mot loIm,iu. Git Ipe iotu hutud
ihninen iieidd hou.sio loiaii,, min
punld,liu hdpen' iimoiuamaon poifus
nj o5oiiteen eli muito %tietoio b6reSs
I'd. - !Suhu tertoo, ettd poitoni OLE
81 euonut i~oeInin Gononon pnoIeIla
toimonnosSo. &c Off fomtr I'D,
mad, Jos eli ietGxu rliH boustdd,
e'iH han muuien nlifi idttHrnt 'not'
mnnvo ia ne III pnitoor'o Putin teoon
fnftoo toipoomoon iidn hoitoa.
6eiNS on tnUG toitpooIliuer rs, Jos
fd outtoo ia tuolemoStnfin rdpnbs
too, muttn Ieni6dn pph6 firiu tpel'
moittua iiGn buoIebiimoon pcrbeess
i6an
Gtlim6t:
Scocop SliasIon Gih),
c>eIno ylrIt (u1,innl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-22

V' H'iuuh pV lpHilu, iu'hI' "E'f y
IotutIet ia pubeet opat oiteita ia ~
foollil,o, fun puan niieid eli ole oinl
lieta f6riimpetG tupttupoa ipubin:
too itiellemme eli l6btmd,ieuemme.
SGeiG OH iohtunut III. NJ. le nDtDi
lin 5uomoIcietentin feefen lpuliallu
oleDa ,papaorattaus oppi. Gen mn
foan on oiipon luonnon poutinIuS,
,terpepoelle ia bpfpinmoinnille G.
o%utli", eitd lbmiiet bpllndpat toitt'
aplpliiuomuooot ia eldtpd. hImojens
ia mutuun ieturuumpuo eldmod FUN
eldin,et. Stun nbteietunto main lort
too lueten toIurmit. min fulfil OF
hlIoiu bp'pin. = Soinen oioius tooe
pGittdd. ettdy %pobuuoelo ei ole mi
t0dn oltuldhoettd, ettd ibnli'iefG il
meneWd pohmIe on noin otoien inn
upItdmd eli tehimtlen tuloe.
&rieiiInien uefon moloeIu fotieltu
ia or ipnii Iellaietu, ettei fitd tos
toon noipu teho6 min ettei 1e tuot.
in,ii nohintoa ipnnin tefiiGlle ia
pmp6risiDlle. Se ebeottomosti Dina
ruoitao oiolliienfiu rut 9iistutfcn ia
',tte pield erpittno ibmiien Sumo'
loeto, icfu OF ppbd ia noaburefas.
Somoin fGlittGd fristilinen uefo,
ettd lpnti OH tototfin oltuldbteeetd,
Iaoiopnet aituperGiieeI6 tilueiuun
OF ihmireu pllut Sunnit1n, mutto tois
teiemoiiomuus Sumoion funoue OF
iuunut ihmiien Ipntiin 10 fnnnin fout.
Ia erron Sumoloetu. go toitti ibmi
let. ioito o,oat lpntpneet mouilmnan
tioununteiin tomollu, ~lolteen tpus
iitn ionteemutlen, pDat tulieet inns
nle,d r%iuiinth. Sun6 on toieutumui
perinn0ufppoen lafi. Yobot himot
ia balui oiuat ibntislupuEoeId eroa
ut.ucmasu ia Iottu On Ietin. euo
,otu luGfaommiu rponbenimat nou
outtoWot iunnilifid bimoioon, Iit6
enemm1n Iunnin poimoa Iuupct
iou,et perin manhemmilionn. Wuiio
tuuentuan ei tutoon, path ,SeeIue.
ole ipuniiDmGnd ipntpnpt moo,ls
niaon.
5netd 'nnnin fohleeeta tuli Sces
jus ihmistuntuo p6ds,6mddnio Inot'
iumaun ,bmnIet Xuoionio faneIo jos
ipintoon.
Ute moimme Iiis fGTitdd Seeint'
len ipuiomiIel6 eileen Fulfil Iuurio ia
jnloa iurfoiiueio. Woimme nuo tar
foiiutIet puteo IeuraGmiir innoibr:
,9ii,r DR. Sumolu maa;!moc rutues
tonut. e.tG Sdn ortoi otrpar Noi
%tonfa, ettd iofoinen t,ir uotoc sd:
men pG6llenIG, eli pioG buttum1u,
moor innfnittiien clGmGr 'rnmcr";
ia ,S.umolo oil 2rietutieeiu jn 10
| mini mooilmnn it1efoneioriu e,tn
iutenui peiue be,pou Ipntejonlo
Sumolohmen pnbo Wonburetous
uooti ibmiNlt6 it'd ppbppttd. ionfo
SmmdIo oil belle Iobjoiuon nut - Sis
I'd ri lDptnnnt ihmiHItG. S;tii iumos
luus otii ~p6dueriS ibuifpnoeu 10
min OIL r6dn iietouttonia iunueiss
tdmme p~dboistufIen tehnnt" (6.b i:
81 eitH S1n ,tuclen,on tn,iitn hus
tutti fen, ioua fuoleman malta on,
ie ~ rerteIcen ia pddsidrOt ne, iot'
ed fuolemon pelmosta pitt faiten
itGnid %oriano oIemon" (Scb. 2: ID,
l5). Gus, toto ibmtetunnon ipnn,t
loiuiieinin &%tleiutIen, tuon Suniolo
ipmiien t6poeltieud mnnburetonoel
In, pphnpoel6, fdriimiieIld Ia fuole.
mouo Snnnin polfto m tuolemo.
ocfc ihmiotunto oil Ipntiin mifos
pid, mrttn 2ristus risti1d eousti
rncc ibmiSfuntoo.
Rdtu OF SnmnIon 10 iDmisfuuron
odli loruictu. - nvt iorritoor.
ia on 'hmiei ID pit tnntoon, aus
! fu,,Seu uo,fiufni 2iihen t,us
, y. ed iJmiE6l ola lbminer
| nae Sumolumms,> Pfuns'a mel.
! =. y..Iv ..u,r... f.
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- Sps cite ole toetoou ndbnpt
,nmeii touppon ulotcrrosio. NUN te
l6podtie ie,loiien Sronmoop l,pur.
nocpa pidterroeio. ioelo OIL lmrt
poroeto ia buoteot binnot.
I3aio {. i%enrelia OF iubln toe
iouoon lo1iuooito iitonu. y'uorid ia
murhoin teboitetoou fcfoonmmeun
fSbSn iublaar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-22

Scocop GliosIon (iia),
&el9a WdIi (moimol
Dor GAG, W0tdfelo, Wlid).
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
TO EE CONTINUEDD
Russian Wheat Production.

An enormous crop of wheat has
been grown in Russia this year. plac.
ing that land for the first time ut the
head of wheat growing countries. Its
harvest of 7S3 1000. 900 bushels exceeds
that of the United States by 100000
bushels. and is greater than its own
previous record by about 100000. 900
bushels. The development of wheat
growing has been most rapid along
the line of the Trans-Siberian railway.
As tn, home consumption is small in
PROPORTION to population. this has
made Russia one of the great sources
of supply for the rest OF the world.
France consumes much of the wheat
that il grows The present price OF
wheat in the United States. when
rlaced against tn" surplus product Ut
Russia. makes it more difficult for this
country to hold its place IS an ex.
porter Of that cereal.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
Queer Questions.

Queer questions como over the tele-
phone to the newspaper offices. Here
was ono that the man who CHANGED
to answer the phone had put up to
him the other day:
Say" began the unknown seeker
after the truth. do you-do you re-
member who 1t was that killed Abel?"
why. Cain. of course" replied the
newspaper man. who put in several
years at Sunday school. Who'd ju
SUPPOSE"
"Well." observed the man at the
other end in an annoyed tone. 'doggon
II l amt gone and made a fool O. my
self. Course 1t was Cain. now that
you mention It. but I made two to
one bet With q fellow that twas
Goliath. and now Ill have to 60 with
out new overcoat. l reckon. this next
winter" Plain Dealer.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
"Now fire away" he said.

NOW IRE away NC SoAu
In the first place" l began. do
you remember the day the Washing
ten Filler was wrecked below here?"
DO H." he said. Did Isnah re-
he mber the whale?"
Were you on the platform here
v hen the first section passed."
Il was"
DO you recall seeing a man hang.
Ing TO the platform OF the last carr"
There was no one hanging there
wien she passed here" he said with
conviction. Il watched her out OF
sight"
Did you see anything that morning
of man about my size. carrying q
small grip. and wearing dark clothes
and a derby hat?' I asked eagerly.
Mcknight was trying to look uncon-
cerned, but l was frankly anxious. It
was clear that the man had jumped
somewhere in the mile of track just
beyond.
Well, yes, l did" The agent cleared
his throat when the smash came
the operator at NIX sent word along
the wire. both ways. got it here.
and ] was pretty near crazy, though l
knew it wasn't any fault of mine.
Il was standing on the track look
ing down. for ! couldn't leave the Of
fee. when n young fellow with light
hair lImped up to me and asked me
what that smoke was over there.
That's what's left of the Washing
ton Filler said. and l guess there's
souls going up in that smoke
DO you mean the first section"
he said, getting kind OF sreenish-yel-
low
That's what | mean said: split
to kindling wood because Rafferty,. on
the second section, didn't want TO be
late
He put his hand out i'm front OF
him. and the satchel fell with a bang.
My Cod he said. and dropped
right on the track in heap.
Il got him into the station and he
came around. but he kept on grooming
something awful. He'd sprained his
ankle. and when he got a little better
drove him over in Carriers milk was-
CT 10 the Carter place. and reckon
he stayed there 4 SPELL
That's all. is it," l asked.
That's all--or. no, there's some
thing else About neon that day one
of the Carter twins came down with
a note from him asking me TO send
a lOng-distance message to some one
in Washington"
ITO whom" | asked eagerly.
Il reckon I've forgot the name. but
the message was that this fellow
Sullivan was his name-was at NJ.
and if the man had escaped from the
wreck would he come to see him"
He wouldn't have sent that mes
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
Need Not File Petitions.

Candidates for the legislature VIII"
desire 10 get positions on the ticket
by petition need not file petitions
With the secretary of state. This is
he ruling made by Secretary Of State
Junkin. He says the law plainly pro
yi,ies that where candidate for
either branch of the legislature de-
sires to go on 4 ballot by petition he
shall file his petition with the county
clerk. II the district in which he de-
sires to be candidate comprises
more than one county. the candidate
shall file by petition with each county
.lerk in the district Mr.. JUnkin fur
ther states that the law places no
limit on the time of the filing by petit
lion and that such candidates can file
my time before the county clerks
lave placed the printing Of the ballot
IN the hands OF The printer. AS long
IS the county clerk will receive fiji
ngs by petition. such filings are legal.
No political party name can be used.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
Taxes liz the OLden Time

son. for instance, cost a duke as much
as $50. whereas a cottager was forced
to pay only two shillings. To be born
with silver spoon in the mouth cost
money in those days!
Not only was there once a tax on
hair powder. but hair itself has been
called upon to pay its d>e share to
the revenue. For boards Wee. at va
rious times. taxed in England. Henry
VIII. graduated his levy according to
the status of the wearer. the sheriff
of Canterbury. for instance. having to
pay three shiliings four pence for his
beard, and Elizabeth fixed the same
sum for every beard of over a fort
nights growth.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
SYNOPSIS.

Lawrence Elaz"lcy. lawyer. goes I"
littShurg with Ia" forged notes in TIE,
Bronson case To- yet It:o deposition OF
l"hn Gilmore. millionaire. I'm TIA, latter $
home lac * attracted 10y q pi"iurt. "t a
Young girl. whom the. millionaire. explains
* ms granddaughter y lady requests
ilak"lcy {" buy her Il Pullman ticket. H.
gives her hover ELEVEN and retains lower
ten. lie finds drunken imam in Lower
ten ana r"iiT"S in lower Gi;l''. H.. AVA
k"ns ia low seven and finds his clothes
ard bag MISSING Tn" man in lower ten
~ found murdered. CirrumSIuntial Ell
d"nC" points to both Elah"l"y and the
unknown rnsn VIII" had exchanged clothes
with him Elall"lcY b''""m,S int..r''St''!
in girl in hll.r. The train is wrecked.
l:lalsrlry il rescued from TIA" burning ear
hV III" girl in blue. His arm * broken.
They 40 to the Carter place for break
fast. The girl proves IT, 10" Alison West.
his partners sweetheart Her peculiar
actions n'YStify ia" lawyer. Sh" drops
I"r gold bag an2 f!lah'l,y puts il in his
pocket I:lak"l''y returns home. II" finds
that Ia" is under surveillance. Moving
pictures of tn" train taken just before the.
wreck reveal To Rlakrlcy a man lcapinS
from the train with his stolen grip.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
Iudae Dean Withdraws.

The democratic committee OF the
Sixth congressional district. having
received the declination OF J. X. Dean
TO run for congress on the democratic
ticket. has notified the secretary OF
state that the committee held a meet,
ing and nominated W. J. PaylOr Of
Omaha to fill the vacancy. The conf
nittee's nomination is certified to by
Chairman X. G. Moore and Secretary
II. J. Shinn On the face OF the re-
turns. Judge Dean received the demo
cratic nomination by majority OF
i've votes over Taylor. but Taylor re-
ceived the populist nomination Tay-
lor asked for Il recount and later the
compromise was effected whereby
Judge Dean withdrew.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
CHAPTER XVII.
At the Farm House Aoain,

Mcknight is always a Sympa:hizer
when he appeared. Perhaps. like my
self, he had not slept well. But he
Was apparently cheerful enough, and
he made a better breakfast than l did
| 1t was one o'clock before We got to
baltimore After half hours wait
ton near which the cinematOgraph
picture had been taken.
We passed the scene of the wreck,
Mcknight with curiosity. with a
sickcrins sense of horror. Back in
;hc fields was the little farm house
where Alison West and had intend
I'd getting coffee. and winding away
from the track, maple trees shading
il on each side. was the lane where
We had stopped to rest. and where
had-ii seemed presumption beyond
belief row-where had tried 10 COM
fort her by pattiEg her hand.
We got out at NJ, small
place with two or three houses and q
general store. The station was 4 one
roomed affair. with a raiied-OT place
at the end. where a scale. a telegraph
instrument and chair constituted the
entire furnishing.
The station agent was a young man
with a shrewd face He stopped ham
i:elinS piece OF wood over hole in
the .iGo- to ask where we wanted to
so.
We're not go1ng." said Mcknight.
we're coming. Have 4 cigar"
The agent took it with an inquirins
glance. first AT il and then at us
We want to ask you few ques-
TONS. began Mcknight. perchins him.
self or the railing and kicking the
clair forward for me. Or. rather. this
gentleman does"
Wait minute" said the agent
CHANGING through the window There
IS hen in that crate choking herself
10 death"
lie was back in minute. and tooS
UP his position near a sawduSt-il.ec
box that did duty as cuSpidor
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
CHAPTER XVI.
The Shadow of a Girl.

Certain things about the dinner at
the Dallas house will always be OBJ
Scure to me. Dallas was something
in the fish commission, and remem-
Der his Keeling off fish eggs in billions
while We ate our caviar He had some
particular stunt he had been urging
the government to Tor yearS-some-
thing about forbidding the establish
ment of mills and factories on river
banks-it seems they kill the fish.
either the smoke, or the noise, or
something they pour into the water.
Mrs. Dallas was there. think. OF
course, suppose she must have been:
and there was woman in yellow:
took her in 10 dinner, and remember
she looScned my clans for me so I
could get them. But the only real per
son at the table was a girl across in
white. a Sublimated young woman
who was as brilliant as ! was stupid.
who never by any chance looked di-
rectly at me, and who appeared and
disappeared across the candles and
orchids iii a sort OF halo of radiance.
When the dinner had progressed
from salmon TO roast. and the CONVEX
Sation had done the same thing-from
fish 10 scandal-the yellow gown
turned to me.
We have been awfully good.
haven't we. Mr.. Blakeley?" she asked
Although am crazy TO hear. | have
must feel like the survivor of Water
loo. or something of the sort
If you want me TO tell You about
the wreck" | said. Giancing across the
table. I'm sorry 10 be disappointing.
tut don't remember anything
Won are fortunate TO be able to
forget it" 1t was the first word Miss
West had spoken directly To me. and
it went to my head.
There are some things | have not
forgotten" | said. over the candles
Il recall coming TO myself some time
after. and that a girl. beautiful
girl"
All" said the lady in yellow. lean
ing forward breathIesSly. Miss West
WAS staring at me coldly. but, once
started. had 10 stumble on
That a girl was trying to rouse
me. and that she told ME had been
on fire twice already" \ shudder
went around the table.
But surely that isn't the end Of the
story" Mrs Dallas put in aggrievedly
Why. that's tbs most tantalizing
thing e-nr teard."
I'm afraid that's all" | said. She
went her way and | went mine. If she
recalls me at all, she probably thinks
OF me as a weakened individual who
faintS like a woman when everything
is over"
What did | tell YOU" Mrs. Dallas
asserted triumphantly. He tainted,
did you hear? when everything was
over, He hasn't begun TO tell it..
would have given a lot by that
time if | had not mentioned the girl.
But Mcknight took it up there and
carried it on.
'Blakeley is a regular geySer," he
said He never Spouts until he
reaches the boiling point. And by
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-19
&&R] {RzklIfl

For Perfect Attendance.

State Superintendent Bishop has
just issued a certificate Of perfect at
tendance TO Catherine Mohr o: Boone
county. school district No. 90. TIE
certificate is awarded to her for hav-
ing been neither absent nor tardy fo'
i've consecutive school years. Under
a system adopted a number Of years
ago small certificates are issued by
he teachers in the grades TO the
pupils who are neither absent nor
tardy during school month. Nlen
he pupil accumulates given Eum-
Der OF these. tie county surerinten-
lent issues larger certificate for per-
feet attendance. and if the pupil &C
cumulates certificates TO show that
Re has been neither absent rCr tardy
for a period OF five years the larger
certificate is issued directly from the
office OF the STATE superintendent.
Only a very limited number OF these
are issued each year.