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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-02

indeed, In one OF the summary frocks
she had brought back from New York.
she moved over to him, holding out
her hand. He took It with disguised
..I'm so glad" She sighed. ct want
ed to see you-to talk to you alone"
He bit his lip In his annoyance. shiv'
ering with presentiment What
about. JosieT
..About Wednesday night. after pray
er meeting. Why didn't you wait for
me2''
.'Why-ah-I had to get back to the
store, you know. There were some
checks to be made out and sent OF.
and I'd forgotten them Besides" he
added on inspira don. ''you were tax
ing with Roland, and 1 didn't want TO
interrupt you"
himP'
:sWhy, what else''-
you're making me awful unhap-
py." Her voice trembled. you knew
/ didn't want to walk home with Ro-
land"
.E4ow could I know that7"
''I should think you ought TO know
It, Nat, unless you're blind. Besides,
l told you once"
..True," he fenced desperately. ''but
that was n long time ago, and how
could / be sure you hadn't changed
your mind? Besides, you know, l
mustn't monopollze you. II do
''WenT'
"Why. If do-ah"-
.If you're afraid people VIII talk
about us. seeing us SO much together
you needn't worry. They're doing
that now"
why, JosieF'
yves. they are. We've been going to-
gether SO long. And even now you
don't seem glad to see me-"
"'You should know am"
You den't act nike it''
"It's 50 unexpected" he muttered
wretchedly.
You didn't really think wanted
Roland Barnette to so home with me
Wednesday night. did you. Nnt r
ut seemed SO. but that's all right.
Why shouldn't you 20
She turned to him. trembling a lit
tie. Must 1 tell you. NatT'
"Oh, noE' he cried in dtsmay-
"plense don'tP
II seeI must" she persisted. You're
90 blind. IT,
Josie. don't say anything you'l be
ITO be conrinued.)
rhomas S. GiHord. OF shInnaton,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-02

the scheme working out2 Are you
really living up to all the rules?"
every sIngletary one"
"You have got strong constitution.
Even prayer meetings.?
'sThe church thinR2 Honest, Harry.
own it."s
it work? Was rtGht?'
II should say you were. It's so
easy it's a shame to do it II this
thing ever should get into the papers
there'd be swarm OF city men light
ing out for the country SO thick you
wouldn't be able to see the sky"
II knew It! Trust your Uncle Har-
ry." Kellogg waited a time for fur
Their particulars. but Duncan seemed
stuck. ''And you've made strong
play for the fond affections OF LOCK-
woods dauGhterT
Certainly notV'
''Not2"
You forget your rules" Nat grin
ned. whimsical II let her to make
Sof course. My mistake. But how
has 1t worked?"
"oh. fmmenseP' Duncan's tone.
however. was wholly destitute or en-
thuslnsm. He stuck his hands in his
trousers pockets and half turned
away from his friend. looking out OF
the window.
Kellogg smiled secretly. "You mean
you've won her already? Then you're
engaged % Kellogg had understood
perfectly. you see.
mo, not yet. I've got two months
left-almost."
so you have. And since she's so
strong for you there's no hurry. Let
her take her time"
II only wish she would" Duncan
removed one hand from the pocket the
better to tug at his mustache. It's
got beyond that-tO the point where
have to keep lodging her"
''You don't mean it: That's splen-
did," Kellogg got mp and slapped
Mats shoulder heartily. But don't
overdo the, lodging. She might get
her back mp"
.'Not she. She'd eat out OF my hand
If I'd let her. You don't understand"
whats the matter, then? Aren't
you strong for her?"
81 wish l Were"
'sBut why? Is there another
mo" NAT shook his head. honestly
believing he was telling the truth.
..Only i don't look ar things the way
did once
..Just what do you mean by thnt2 n
Nat, squarinR himself to face hel'
logg, was very serious now and troIl-
bIed. "See here. Harry, he said, ''do
you really want me 70 cnrfy oue tlle
rest OF the aRreementa''
t,NShrt Sssrif4f IN ~ i do, why mot
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Kenoer turned to obey the admoni.
ton Of Duncan's Gest1cula lions and
took long look round the store
"Gadf' said he '1'm bowed II II
isn't true! 1t was hard to credit your
letters. But it's great. old man.
Congratulate you with all my heart.
gust wait and TIL tell you all about
Il But drst tell me how long you're
going to be here"
"Wen. I plan TO hang around win
you couple OF days. Ny business
in the west isn't pressing"
"Good! wrote You about taking
new place for the Grahams?"
Eyes, and I'm mighty keen to meet
'em. The girl hefe9''
"Betty? No; she's coming home to-
morrow. But Graham HIMSELF IS up
stairs In the laboratory. Take you up
In a minute. but not before I've had
good look at you"
kellogg found himself a chair.
'Weu,' he inquired, tw1nklIng. shows
4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-02

~ oStf "a DOM
let eh1r.e ~ Es-Ilot on 'a1E. lie
dt N6t q iet tee1 ink of
fiYe flIlstfee to the girl From the
way I've bei11rvel SINCE I struck tins.
I,Iife she thiniSs m closely related to
the santa
Very ven. then: m concede q point.
IL yOn rally think you're taking
mean 6dVantge &c her. when she pro.
I1osea 10 you ten her all about yourself
Just the SORT OF chap you've been
You needn't mention our agreement.
however Then if she wants TO dE9p
YOU mi have nothing 10 say
.-Thank you Tor nothing. said DIM.
can bitterly a bargains bargain
I gave you my word of honor I'd 50
through tn 1llis flliig. and TN, stick
q III. ButI ten son ,do1't like 1t
ION t3t8ovE how Jltu tel. Nat But
I know that some day you'lI come 70
me and say. Harry. Il you had let me
back out I'd never have FORGIVEN
you
IAN right said Nat impaiently,
IT presume you know best
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e rhomas s.. OXFORD of stii n,Ila'to on,
Il here onsa short bii4Ilisss Visit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-02

CHAPTER XIX.
n CUSTOMER came and went
after kellogg had gone up
stairs to meet Sam Graham,
and then Nat noticed that twi-
light was beginning to darken the
store.
Tracey returned to look after the
store during the supper hour. but was
delighted to hear that he need not re-
main. but could so back to his beloved
Angie.
Row Nat moved to the windows and
switched on the bulbs behind the huge
glass jars filled with tinted water: Re
turning, he was about to connect up
the remainder OF the Illuminating sys-
TEN when Josie. entering, stayed him.
Later he was glad Of this
NAT"
He knew that voice. ''Why. Josie"
he exclaimed in surprise. swinging
about to discover her standing on the
threshold, very dainty and fetching
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
DENVER DOiNGS.

Some ram would be appreciated.
 Col. Jones was here on business last Week.
 4. J. Russell was here On business M M,nday.
 Henry Youngblood of Boone county was here MonGay on business.
 Wlll JenHlns of Alpena was here one day last week on business.
 Everybody is preparing for Christ mas. Some are haVlng thelrs senC in by express.
 Bill Boyd, south of Denver, has been quite sick for the past week but is re- ported better
 Lafe Skaggs' child died last Friday night and was lad to rest Saturday at Burlington cemetery.
 Oscar Beck came in Monday from Forsyth, Mo-, where he has been m school tor several months.
 John Meyers was seen on our streets last Saturday for the hrSt tune in seV- eral months. He looked like he had been well led.
 Miss Fallie Plott east of Denver has been quite poorly but is on the mend tier brother Bill Plott IS quite sick at hls home east ot Denver.
 A good many of cur people spent a good part oI last week nunung stolen property and thieves. Some property was found and two arrests were made. One was discharged and che other held to await the acton o1 the grand jury.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
MAPLE MANEJlVERlNG3.

H9E killing is t.:.~ order of .he day in this locality.
 Mr5. ]. ]. Pin!.!ey has been quite Il the past week Lut i4 slowly improv- inc.
 nIfs. .4lee kipar has 5eaa qui.e sicIz the past few da5s but is reported bet ter.
 Lllis Parker aad family we're visitors at W. 4. PiaEIey , Saturday night and Sunday
 The stork visis@d al the home of Mir. and Mrs. II. B. Hahh,s Saturday and left them wee, tiny @iYl.
 Mr and Mrs Gariieti Loysts, Ms. J. c. Ingram and dauchtcr Miss Nell, all ef Cisco, visited at J. J. Pinklay 5 Sunday.
 t lool.s very g.oom3 around Maple for Christmas is close at hand and all the socks are worn and not a darnipg needle in town.
 ". I. Barnes and family visited Monroe Atchlev'a ar Oak Grove Sunday. They roper Grandma Atch- ley to b. in verg FOOT health.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Taft of the Black Jack vicinity wero writing at the home of Mrs Taft's mother Mrs. Anna Hartman Sunday before leaving fol King City, Mo, where they expect to make their future home.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
FROM HEAD DISTRICT

ochoeI is progressing nicsig.
 Wa yre having aome winter cut this way.
 TTe had $ fine spelling Wednesday night.
 Tam Wiilhite vas down from Blue Eye, Nc, Sunday.
 George Thavr and family visited rel 2tives nea. paIEer Sunday.
 C,fan.lrla Lee of Boone county is oyer visiting relatives this week.
 Fay, the title sen of Larne Ayers and wife. vas very sick first of the UCeH.
 Ills Bradley and wife of Berryvile were down visiting 25 John O'Ncal's Sunday aud Monday.
 Delscn Breeding and Hugh Breeding and wife of Dorena, Ore, came in Monday to make Arkan5as their future home.
 Quite large crowd of young folks from Head attended the big box sup per at Yocum Friday night, and report 2 nice time.
 Tptoa, Snyder, Ayers and CalIen threShed some nice timothy and clover at 4. J. Turner's fot Tipton and Iur- ncr last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
APPLES FROM OSAGE.

Charlie Seitz is the honor guest of relatives here.
 Luther Alfred is in from Ok!aholaa tl spend thc holidays.
 Grady Eaagan transacted business at BerryV.!le last week.
 Mss Bonnie Kenner was in Berryville on business Wednesday.
 Elmer Sisco made a business trip to Green Forest Saturday.
 Bird Wilson is in from Oklahoma wis iting his uncle Pete Wilson.
 Mrs. Winnie Wilson of Conner visit ed her slster Ms. Tom Fancher Satut- day.
 Loren Saddler and family of Alpena are the. guests of Ralph Kirkpatrick and wife.
 W. S. Seitz of Green Forest was looking after business here a few days last week.
 We extend Christmas greetings to all and expect to report wedding before the holidays are over.
 Clyds SIgeo of Berryville is spending a few days here with her grandparents Dr. and Mrs. J. ". Poynor.
 Jesse Fancher went to Berryville Wednesday to attend to some business, and otherwise have a molar extracted.
 Willie Poynor, who is attending a medical school at Little Rock, came in Friday to spend the holidays with his family.
 Dr. Crandsll Sisco is in from Little Rock, where he is taking the senior work in the medical school. He will graduate this term.
 Mrs. c. L. Scott has returned from Fayetteville where she has been to visit her daughter Miss Ruth, who is attend ing school at that place.
 Stamps & Sons have bought the Sneed < Kirkpatrick stock of nerchan. disc. They have consolidated the stocks in what is known as the Hittsoil building.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
CARROLLTON CAROLS.

J. ". Ash lost another COW last week.
 Ernie Eastman cf Bear Creek is vis- iting relatives here.
 Drew and Lee Divine sold $93, ,000 worth of hogs at Alpena Saturday.
 The Sunday School is preparing 2 program for the Christmas tree Satuf- day
 Jim and Steve Jones came home last week after a three months trip down east.
 P. Il. Jones and wife visited Square Fields Sunday. The parties had not met for twenty years.
 Rev. J. B. Rose was called away from his meeting Wednesday on the account of the illness of his father.
 C. M. Crawford came home last Thursday after an extended business grip to Hartford, Ark, and points in Oklahoma.
 Herman Brown and Miss Donie Law son of near Alpena were married Sun day at the home of the officiating, min lster M. V. Price. The bride is a daughter of Polk Lawson and the groom a son of Mir. Brown east of Al pena. They will leave the first of March to make their future home in Kansas
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
ALPENA PlCEUP6.

Jim Center was a Harrison visitor Saturday.
 Jim Center made business trip to Eureka Springs Monday.
 Bro. Viiliua5 nils his regular appoint ment here next S2tard3y nlgat and Sunday.
 Miss Jessie Curtis visited her sistae Mrs Jim Center Saturday night and Sunday.
 Bert Kirllham and family visited al3 brother Charley at Denver Sat"e3ag and Sunday
 Dan and Miss Firgia Estes went to Harrison Sunday evening to visit fe- iatives there
 Dan Estes came in home Friday night from Fayetteville. He expects to pend his holidays with h.s parcn here.
 The protracted meeting at Cauoltoa has been tpon2d- or account oG Bro Rose having been called away y1 ae- count of the illness of his father.
 Scpha Naples made it in home &af#a- day from about a year stay in Tex X5s. @epha is looking fine nd re cbinE ne will find employment near home ..s awhile.
 Dr. L. Kirby was up from Harrison Saturday to cooperate with 3r Me- Curry in beating and a4tractiH@ 3s bullet from Bob Jenkins s lee, hut tb y were unable to locate it.
 Mrs. Iige Lowback died Moajag night from q stroke of aB8pleSy re- ceived last Thursday evening. She never regaiaed consciousness 8n. ID hope was hed fer aer from the ataa. She Was bnied Wednesday forenoon ? the l. 0. Q. r. Cemetery
 Will Fat closed very 3deecsegHl term of seh53i at Sycamore last F.i3ar, having ko5 5aePa at night. Htsee11s that Par5 0f the crowd had 5beis sH#4 of ChristHas caee3 shat night. Anyway the supper zaa broken Hp with 9 faz- ular free for all row in which Hl'is Thompson ras-aad some u@ly grash S on the fo,e. ore which required fix stitches to close, but Bob Jenkins carries a bullet in his leg as q souvenir of tae affair. 1t seems that both in- jured parties were trying to keep down the trouble and get their friends 5o behave and as a result then, the inno- cent. suffered.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
PARKER PARAGRAPHS.

Jesse Woods is on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Gertie Walker and babe of Tex 8 arrived home Monday.
 Hog killing and marketing turkeys seems to be the order of the day.
 Henry Lawrence and and ". A. F22- Susen visited ". L. BraWley sanday
 Uncle Andy Tipton has bought him q Salky breaking blow 6, you ought to see him blow,
 A few of the young folks of Balaal attended the box supper at Campbell last Friday night. Rev Going H!le4 Rev. Fan child s appointment at Far kar Sunday.
 Misses Fife, Nina and snowdie Cox of Green Forest attended church at Parker Sunday morning and spent the evening with their friend Miss Alden9 Tip5on.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
YQCUM TIE MS.

MT and Mrs. Perry Standee were visitors at Yocum Sunday.
 John Rhodes has opened his nap- -tore He has one of the best stores Ia the county,
 Miss Anna Rice of Yocum has fetarn- cd from an extended visit in Missouri and Oklahoma
 Clifford McNeal is very il of fever at his home near this place He is re- ported better, however
 1Irs Lima Whit. is reported quite poorly, not having fully recovered rom 4.1 attack Of rheumatism and fever
 Ms. anna Gaddy clo4ed q very sue eescfal term of school here Friday with be-. supper and entertainmoat at night w!3ich wac yell attended and enjoyed by all. We gre sorry to lose Mrs. Gaddy frolG 1ur midst and hope to have her for teacher acain next year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.
We are having some nice wea,.ie.

We are having some nice wea,nea
 Mandia Morgan sold a bunch oi ut- keys last week that netJed her a pod price.
 W. J. O'Neal and wife from Youm spent the day with her sons Cjgs and Ed Gum.
 Sterling McNiel and family Y. ted Sunday with Walter Norris at G- cen Forest.
 Charlie Stahope from Parker spent Saturday night with his sister nola McNiel.
 They report q nice time and d good crowd at singing Sunday night at Hiram Buie's near Markley.
 w. B. Allen and wife from Center Point spent Sunday and Monday at Dock Norris near Douglass.
 Joe Gum and family and George Gum came in Saturday from Iahlrq1ah, Okla, to spend Christmas Wltn .4ia- tlVeS.
 John Hamel came in Sunday night from Carthage, Mo, to spend Xmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamel near Douglass.
 Ross Fry Of Douglass ard Miss 0ta Carmack of Markley were quietly mar ried Sunday at the home of Rev. R. A. Martin near Green Forest. We wish them success.
 We are glad to welcome John Rags dale and family back in our neieh9or- hood once more. having moved last week from the Pink Stone place near Douglass to the Hamp Norris place. George McNiel and wife spent part of the day Sunday at William Shuum $ and attended church Sunday night at the Christian church, services being conducted by Rev. Hinds of Fayette- vile.
 Ed DeIozier and wife from Farewell, Sarah Wallace and family from Mark ley, Rebecca Kyle from MadisonvilIe, Tenn, Ona Watt and children from Greensburg, Kans. Will Burson, from Oklahoma and Jim Morgan and wife spent Sunday at Robert Hemels near Douglass.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
Nntlce Go Onirf Title.

 In 'arroil Chancerr Court, B.D. Jan term l. Evans, EX Parte.
 So' ice Is hereby given that R. l.. Evans Uhts day flied in my office, his petition pra that his tiJie in and to the following situate in the Eastern District of Carroll Ark te wit, the $ " l4 of the s " l 1 of i6, except acres on the east side of the lie RoHd, Also 8 par: Of the N E II of the l-4 oi See. 20 described aS follows: comm ing at the NE corner Of said forty, ttI south t0 the top of the bluff, thence NoFthWesterjy direction with the top oa giuH 70 the North line of said Sectiot thence East to the place of beginning, ia'l .nG acres more or less; all in Twp < 7 ast, containing iH all 40 acres, mol less, As a=saplishsd, quieted and confin
 fh ro.nra, ] Tobe Smith, Clerk of the cuit acd ChGncery Court, hereby call oI persons claiming any interest in or to lands. or any part thereof, to be appear belore the Chancery Court for Eastern District of Carroll Co., Ark. onl hr5t day of it's next Jan term 1911, which he oh the 23rd day of Jan. 1911, and $ cause, if suy they have why the title of petitioner in and to said lands should mol quoted aEd c8nirmsd.
 Witness my hand and seal of said cour this 30th day of November, A. D 19i0
 Hobe Smith, Clerk Pittman & Russell, Solicitors for Petiticnt
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
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"-5EACE ou earth, good viii to ran. Is once moro we approach the Christi
 aastide our hearts again take up the
 o1g the angles sang t. the shepherds nineteen hundred years ago. As We 2lgbrate tie birthday of the Babe of Bethlehem we hear again the notes of 5oe beautiful refrain and faintly real 'zc tEe importance of a life begun in -uch humble circumstance. We see low the influence of this life has indeed brought peace on earth, good will to
 nen. In celebrating th:s momcaus occasion, t should De done with glad ness and rejoicing, as befts the happy occasion which 1t commemorates. The Fery thought of hcenciousness and de- hauchery, however, is antagonistic to the spirit of Christmas. That 9 day set apart for the commemoration of the birth of Him who came teaching Yoaee and purity should be degraded ilto time of drunkenness and de- bauchery is repulsive to every senti- a1ent ot the day and the occasion. It should be a day in which we vie with one another in shedding gladnea5 and sunshine to all those with whom we meet. In this way we carry cut the mission of Him whose birth we cele- brate. May Christmas of 1910 indeed he day in our beautiful Green Forest tt least when the song of the angels will find an echo ir each heart and all nay sing with gladness the refrain of
 peace on earth, good will to men. :"
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
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IT. @ind-vorl; : new !a course o- caas'rQ. .;aa oa The "3Eaasas Cit5 anl N a!shis railraa j. Vh.ch is ch7stored b a huiit from Borea5, Arl.., t. Mem pa;s. f'ern., 2 braneh [ vhich s 10 be extended fr5m Ecza1s to Tureka E. e The compo.,5 has been -hal- 5>aed aa@er the laWs of the state 1ith ,... ssat4ar-oI capitol of six millions. 8alA preliminary work is slw&yGnecss-
 @ry .e@a enterprise of this ehsts,1ttel' md it aayt bo all il sa5d iaith aaI all that, kg. construction oa paper i3 far cs.aiee tha. building 8 ro2! road through h. l-.lL-.-
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
HIGHLAND FREEZES.

The little son of George Gilbert is quite ill.
 Finis Howard has moved to his farm between Green Forest and Highland.
 Mrs. A. c. Moore leaves this week to visit her sister at Walnut Grove, Mo.
 E. M. Youngbood has been putting up quite bit of wire fence on his farm lately.
 There will be meeting on Christmas day. Sermon will be preached by Rev. Edwards. Everybody is invited.
 E. B. Eslinger and Merrill Colman were over from Berryville looking after the formers real estate interests near Highland during the past week.
 The initials of ''E. S. was used for C. A. Harris in these items last week. We don't mean to claim your town marshal as Highland resident.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
FILMS FROM FAREWELL,

We are having some nice weather.
 Ed. Delozier had the misfortune to lose a fine cali Friday night.
 Hog killing was on hand at A. o. De- lozier's Monday.
 The Farewell school is two thirds out and is progressing very nicely.
 Rev. Coin has traded his place for a place in Oklahoma. He has announced 2 sale of his personal property.
 Newt Lawrence returned Sunday ] ;ght from Oklahoma, where he has j cen visiting his sister, Mrs. Allie -4ery.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
DOlNGS ABOUT ENOM

Meeting was held at Will Jones Sun day night
 Roy Hurt of Eureka Springs visited day
 Little Emma and Lula Wood have been seriously ill of fever, but are re ported better.
 Merchant J. R. Jones and two daughters of Enon were in Green For est tuesday.
 We are preparing for Christmas Cree and program to be given Saturday atJe.noon at } o'clock. Everybody is cordially invited.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
No9ce te Quiet Tide. In the Ca aoll Ghancery Court. E
ern Distriet, January term, l2l
 V

ern DjsUriet, January term, l2ll.
 Margaret .2eeves, Exparte:
 Notice $ hereby given that Margaref Reeves has this day fled her petitim in the Carroll Ghancery Court for t6a Gastera District of Carroll County. Ar kansas, asking that her title in and db the following lands lying in the East ern District of Carroll County, ArkaR sas, to-WIt.
 Al undeyided one-haif interest the $ 2 ri I'd of the SEfrl II, g1, all that oart SW l-f ef the NE i-4 ly ing c.sJ aEd south 5l the East bank . Dry Crock the same being in the ST come. of said forty and containing 9.l acres, all in Sec i2 Twp. B N. R. q w. and an. undeyitied foar-tifths inta est in the NEfrl Ii of the SEfrl 1. S [ fri I-t of the N ! frl 1-4, contain ing 25.@- acres; swirl Ii of the SEf l-A, cen tai1;a~ 36. v acres all Sec. 1. and Sz4 t oi the SW. 1-4 of Sec. i. Twp. 43, x. E. g W. be establi5ha, oGietad Gsd confirmed.
 Therefore 1. lobe Smith, Clerk { the Chanc rT Court, hereby call uBo all persons claiming any tide or intel est In and to said lands or any pal thereof ta appear before the Chancel Court fo. the Eastern District of Ga roll County, Arkansas, on the first da of it's aezt January term, which vi be on tee 25g1i day of January, 191 and snow cause why plaintiffs S title aad ta sad lands should not be 9st2l iished, quieted and confirmed.
 Witness my hand and seal of sa Court .n this 7fh day of Decembe ial7 fo8E SMITH, Clerk. Pi9fmaa < Eussa I So 3cit rs fer Petitioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23

A distinguished writer on health topics has decided that the act of shak- i3g hands spreads more deadly germs than does the act of kissing From E5w on 1t is predicted the hand shake pIll decline