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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

NIsHNABoTNY ITEMS.

Will Healy is here visiting with
relatives and friends. He has been
working for the Fairmont Cream cry
Company in Omaha for the last few
years, but intends going to Dakota
this spring to prove up on claim he
has taken at that place.
Miss Lillian Dougherty has again
resumed her duties a. teacher in No.
An organ has been placed in the
school house at No. purchased with
the proceeds received from basket
social.
A birthday party was given at the
home Of Willie Mundt's last week.
"A large crowd attended and report a
good time.
Miss Dora Schroeder will have
program at her school Dist. No. 8 on
Feb. 25; also box social. Every
body welcome. 81
The Mickeley Bros. marketed hogs;
in Buck Grove one day last week.
Miss Pearl Burlington of Danison
spent few days visiting at the Tom
Hayes home last week.
Mr.. Richard Johnston called on his
sister. Mrs. Will Mullenger. Thursday
evening.
A number from this vicinity at.
tended the party given at Charley
Steckelberg's Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Charley Wenzel and wife were
visitors at the Fred Steckelberg home
Friday.
Mr.. Harold Hayes and sister. Miss
Ruth, and Miss Pearl Burlington were
among those who were entertained at
the Woodland home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Will Mullenger was the guest
Of Mrs. Fred Steckelberg Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lockmiller
were visiting with Henry Meyer and
wife Friday.
Mrs. Francis McSorley was visiting
with her sister. Mrs. Joe Bauman.
near Buck Grove the latter part Of
last week.
Mr.. John Steckelberg and wife
fof Pocahontas county are here visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Sophia Shut was surprised by
q few Of her friends one evening last
week and given tin shower.
Mr.. w. d. Mundt was q caller at
the Henry Meyer home Monday.
A number of the young people from
this vicinity attended the dance given
at the Matt Arnold home Friday even
ling.
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Clarence Brogden and family ar
rived last week from Laurel. Neb..
and will live ON his fathers farm
/ near his fathers home. He is nov
taking charge Of the butcher shop.
Mrs. u. c. Williams and daug hters.
Lottie and Mile, move this week
near Wall Lake. i A surprise farewell
party was given Monday evening BY
Mrs. John Anderson at her home.
Mrs. Williams and Mile take their
departure Tuesday. Lottie will go
soon.
"A new organ was placed in the L.
%. S. church. The old organ was
! purchased for the Fink school house
BY Mrs. S. Browne, who teaches
there. The money Was procured by
box socials. Another box social
will be held Friday evening.
A few young people drove out
Friday evening to spend the evening
with Miss Everds at the home of
Frank Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hunt and
their boys attended the convention
and quarterly conference at Dow
City Friday and Saturday.
Jay Myers. Carl Whey, Edith and
Eunice Dobson and Nora Jordan at
tended the meetings at Dow City
1 Saturday.
A birthday surprise party for
George Winans was held at his
home Friday evening. About fifty
we're present to enjoy the evening.
Nj. and Mrs. John Dobson had the
pleasure of celebrating their 55th
wedding anniversary with them the
same evening.
Raymond and Carl Streeter. who
took sick the same time and were so
seriously ill, are up and around again.
R. 81. Houlihan was at Dunlap last
week.
Elder Crabb preached in the L. D..
s. pulpit Sunday. Ssss
Rev. Crombie received visit from
is friend Of Alta. who preached at the
N. E. church Sunday.
A carload of coal WAS ,unloaded
from the car Saturday to customers
aud not enough to supply the demand.
Washington 9 birthday was observed
It our schools by program Tuesday
\ afternoon.
(Too late for last week.
Otto and Herman >Kosnkamp re.
turned from Pipestone. MIMI. last
sSssk. Otto will work for George
4 and Ray Winans on tn. farm and Her
man will work for Mearl Myers.
The butcher shop changed hands
last week. N. H. Brogden bought
s out p. B. Hendrickson. his son.
Eugene taking charge few in days.
His youngest son, Clarence, ofLaurel.
Neb., will soon move here and take
/ up the business.
Valentine, day was observed st the
schools which the pupils enjoyed
greatly.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

a few minutes delay in treating
some cases of Group. even the length
Of time it takes to go for doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way is to keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house. and at the first
indication Of Group give the child y
dose. Pleasant to take and always
cures. Sold by all druggists. sd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

If troubled with indigestion. con-
stipation, no appetite or feel bilious.
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets trial and you will be pleased
with the result. There tablets In
vigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. Sold by all
druggists. sd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

ward. to adorn the arch over the west
entrance to Washington square. So
lem. Here the ettigy remained from
1902 until 1850. when the arch was
taken down to give place to an iron
fence. still in use.
This Washington relic is kept IN the
fire-proof room at the Essex institute,
Salem. where it is frequently studied
by artists and others as an odd and
striking likeness of the great Ameri-
can whom no two artists pictured
alike.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

CHIVeQ HIIeI u BKEtCH ITOM
life. The same artist executed both
sketch and carving. which gives the
relic added value He was Samuel
McIntire. native genius. with gift
for portraiture. He studied Washing
ton when the Father Of His Country
visited Salem on his tour Of the east.
and made the medallion shortly after
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
Explaining Il.

Explaining Il.
A Louisiana Judge has ruled that
women do not own their clothes. He
is probably very young and mex
perienced judge, however.-Indianapo.
lis News.
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Wj.II[lEllsCI Z OJCZ'7YZlNlg.Y!l
S&Esa.H xaGs$ssgsSsss no $s$$sa.54 A II
Y PRUS P.'OllLSI|iKlllIl,Cl[,HlE,,

~ FHstM% .ESF&rSH#% SEGss%E 3wEE&HSHE%Sr GG
GDANsK. sa-letni s1waaicarr
Hermann Hamanl,n ! Klesso1ewka
pozyczY} Cd prsyjaciellaa, lsweggo=ko-.
10, kt6re nsstepaie chcia} spree
sdae. Gdy % mn s,e1n ME udalo, po-
xostawn kolo " goseihoa. Sad4ska-
zal go "a to ma rok It's me iecy
wieslenta. 81. by} JUL dzlewiet "a
~ karary.
10 letniego stolarza Gustawa
Leidiga ze Sldlic .skazala tutejjsza
izbs karna q vvstepki memorial
ne ma rok wiesienia i ,utrate PrawR
honorowych Ma prseciqg trzech lat !
"a nozawnictwo skasaf tu-
teiszy sad prsYsleg}ych, .t oie6l':s E'r,
nesta. Bohlinga ma s lat, Eugen;u-
sza Behring'S, ma rtok, Roberta Ba
rendta ma diva latai Jana Barend-
ta.na poi roku wiesieni., wszyst..
kich Z Siennejhuty.-
- 9~-letnieggo Jana Qulnta prze-
jeohal ma ulicY kofown.k. Chtopieo
odni6sl zpaczne .okaleczenia tax,
ze odwlesd go musiano do domuu
chorYcth1
! GN1E ". BudoxniosY p. .Fsrdy-
nand schulte,prseprowads sic Dc
oliwy. NJ lego ' osede wypraNione
; ucste :poseigaalna, pold'osas kt6rej
+, uwydatniono iego zsslugl, pofoso~
ne. okolo @mlasta. =
" E--Nr ~ .@-s- u --EEEE.-E ii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
- Pan Schw,arts&w ]DDsierEaassn1a,,e
.isp,rrlxedalswoja piolaisdfosac, obasaa =.
500. m66irrg, z s5o,,oo1sanrs5PEol,sto
II .Po s,nua 81 ~ ppo1sisddtiostId 8
znajd,o,wa1a sis SO ME- nniep.'miatnYelh.
iozass6w " re IN protestanto5w.

znajjdowala sic I'D rniepamiatn1elhl
czas6w v e2kkinprotestanto6w
KARTUzY. W dolnej sBrodni:--
q zmarl 2aggo rano pc krdtkicb},
cierplenlach, opatrxony sakramen-
tami swietemi emerytowany naus'
czyoiel sPawei Kosznieh " 81 roa:.
IA sycia. Byyl to zaacny ojeiec pr.e-.
loionej domu sw. .Jdzefa, v Pei.
plnie, siostry Klary Kotsznicok.ilej.
. WlELE. W poniedxialek 26ggo
Z. m. rano widsianot tn balon, data.
oy : poludn,a ma p6}noo, Zdaje sic,
ie sig jednak ME udalo. Powr6,
spuszozonyzerw kllka oaddb da-
chu.
POLN1CE. Y. Franoiszek Vo-
gel, syn zmarlego niedawno nau-
czyciela tutejszego, odp1ax iwsayy
tn prymicye swoie, udal siei n
misya Palotyn6w v Kamerunie
Tam JUL prlyby}, jak dcnosza-
ZBLEWO. l'rxed sadem prey
siegfych v Gdansku stawsaalll bracis
Franciszek i. J6zef W~odzikowscy !
IBorzeohowa oskarzenio. rabunell
luliosnY i ciezkie okaleczenie. Oblsa
oskarzeni .napadli " stYcsniu b.r
wracajacego = sarczmv gospodarzs'
zjemanns ! oDi1i go. Fraciszek W
vycisgna1 nadto ziemannowl tea a|
oemu- ma ziemi portmenetkes, nkt6
~ - ~. ~ EE (. = Etf = r-Lr ~ E-- =.
rel sab1at L 1mllarek.s Sad ska1a
Ri. W. na rok a J. W. ma pol ro'
Ia wiezienia.
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.ars-r q sf-AT~fNAsEsfIs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09
MRS. N. SUMMERS. BoIp. 4 AOtrs Dana Ind, U.s. A.
Nasteplne9 1. E[sxlkursye do
K1Ul.JAW K~ANSASKICH

sa ma l7go maja, 7go i 21go- czerwea Tykiety dobre ma
so dni. Mona is dosta6 ma wazystkich kolejach, prawie
20 wszystkich stacy. 2 Winony, Minneapolis St. Paul
do. Colby : powrotem "a % dol Duluth j Superior
Ia ~ DOL z Mankato "a 81 doL.- 2. Milwaukee "a 20
dol. - Chicago "a ~ dol. 80 La Sale "a rs dol.
P%rzyjedzcie a zobaczycie wielkie, piekne pola pszeni-
cy, .jeczmienia, owsa, korny, kaffr korny, nnletu, lucsrny.
ysiezprzekonaei 10 jeden sdobry krap Zap1act VAN
[farme, a sic AMI " polowie tax ciezko ME napracujecie, jak
pc borach. Cena roll Cd Is dol. "a akier 5wyzej a farmy
gotoWe zbudy kami j 2 krapem Cd 20 dol: "a akier wyzej.
Gdzie pole zasiane, tam sic dostanie c,es6 krapu. Many
sliczny, nowy murowany kpSci6f " Colby, "a 8 tysiecy
dolar6w. Naboze6stwo W kazda druga niedziele Pc bli&-
SIZE informacye piszcie do znanego VAN ziomka:
.s e. l.. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
Poloni9 Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas 60. KANSAS.
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6 !! I ] q

80 ess1sss1s - sNMesesE see'S@s;#a7
&c 1 q. aa'a a.
.pn r'a.t1''. tqzs 't '''s,' a1EzIKatar q -
i''1. I ], pr ~ ! slp4 l g.
.SzAmpa q q 4 41sdla|.oah1ylku .4ycia e1es1z.lYl-
- sic drieto6t,a5umys}u ] doskopa-
e pamisoiaa Je les NJ kilkaa. d 4 Il
5przetsads llniea',l osobi6oie uprtsaala
e. sobis jaimusnee, ! !, iit'1oprel prsevaL
ME sic utrsymywa1n ].
~KOsCIAN~R cbotnik s. napisal
9 .lapndra'ta, !, e sotty,s g1p1,n'nlyy. =
.ktdrs.: mltes.kkaf, postaral Gig Ola Of
ca jego, 8 Wnisapar,oie weieranskle "a
wyDagrodse y 10 matrek. g g.
[Eoebl'r'a1z',e soltysa ska |s t,atsjjezg SAD
lawn,czyzS.. ma diva, miesiace y. Z
zienia. Wypadek Ben mechadij beed. .l
prsestroga ola innyeh. Niepraw'-.
dziw'ych twi i!e ! n'e nalety nigdy
stawiaG " podan,ach.
P 2 y: N. Jedenast ! :ok {. : 19.l nie !.
mieckiego zwiszku restauratordww,
obejna1aoy ". Ks. Po1nans d.
Prusy z. Zzacho.d1n II j Wsehodi,npllee, cd s,fs
hy1 teni .dniam, = peF*a IN sjja, !. 4
deleeatdw, ma kt6rym staWionotp,e
mieds'y iinnle g =, ,na'sitttelpuliacy eiekav55
wniossk:: N,emieoki zwiazek resta-
pratordv . { II y v1ad lL. n MI
ln,yeh poczynild odpoviedpie krohE
o zmiane paragraph 50 prawa pro-
cederovaego, ktt6rytby wymaga', !
zeby tekze wydaW2nie prywatnycl
pensyi e stoioxan|ie'm, ijeteli noszs.
1nnaufisssproeederu, podlegaly r1ag.
dowej konoesyi.
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7'WIARUss,,lczwartes 7 4 niia s-ego czerWca, o \,


s.
. 4 E,ls .. 4
e kea l'la's - u q Is k1. aI''''l'lfs I
pprzyYyviol.1l,oE 4 Ii p ,iat 4. t 60 ske il
sumuzW Ghropsloazo~s piintni
81 znallezll pus.ke blaa,saanrae, wkto
sci s1zna,laosrefsii1a l!sl saadztiili i /.
kMa pfzYamak. Jstdan. Woznic6w
.sprdbow'aall az. 1.aa,wlartooaoi i wvlkkr,d.toee q
mar. R6x sre!I.sa.1 81 to At. t's {! | j. .
p p',lull, j dall to dc liedlsenia, Padil ME
5ttY I s P e 8 eb1Ee ~ res1te
'i'vaf''' IS s Z y ! .#p ; ; 'l''s,i
e jEest5to tiqo 'i.ai, ltdra byl. zav
:te1ona ma ssezurY.
.=
!. zABRl Il; ~ rpo~odu bratu ,a-
atd.lea aviet 8 !. & 'l \ gdrnietvie
N cnrax Ia ,n1n,eisx Knnalnta IN
49,
:'tora,i" navel n'ajs 4 ~prays.i'n
's'.s'e 1s'stor'e q DIV. ray tyso~
|ao'o3o9 9,.=:.: ! ! : :
/, .opoLE 81, 15P,sx,en7 Iapieo, .oho.e
E.va.o an, ,ant.. n.r..;6 !. r.re,
pe.l,t d Micro ! .,ea.iele 1,dtle
81 -,
i j. ~, pal. i.
[.ov., a4,,,m.,s.. - lnn,ao il:
n;d 4, . .tan. y, ,,.aa.x' 80 ],
go, y. 49,
kH&(YH III VA4A 0GD1H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

X. - & ~ G.S- ~ 50 :,fai anEG. FEt.%Sr- .r;-g. =
IN ". " miesaie %,
ssem zmariw dniussa-go b. NJ. 6pe-
ar !. ,,g 9 !: / Bnd.'dsk' !, s jsd ls' 4 i 4 nie-
:wielus eazeaae1estnik6w
powstania : r 1880 81. Liozyi pre-
.sx}o .leo lat. Pogglzeb jegge odbyl
sic v p'atek 9 80 b. m. q godz. 4
=po pol. e sapi,ala. Sp. Bud.ihski
sluzy6 musia} we wojstu rosyj:
skfem, z ktorego uciek} . kwielu
in an ~ staapis w..;a = po1ek'iie.
Mech mu e ziemia. v it6rei obxeo==
niesefaafowa .swe Ityoie, l.lk q
bedzie!!
oBoRNlKI. Fosladsos6 wrax .
m1ynemt v Bor '' ., klaplppA Edd=zp,
stanis}ava PepY " Bydgo ,l'
dak! nass I, August5n Blrkholz /.
,Kadzionk,, pow. bydgossai.
+EE|FsHr5E Sh%E SE-TEE fG&+E "I.1-# =-E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-09

WARSzAYVA. Umaria panna.
ssHelena. slsnk xiszaWaa ze,.sersoiina:.
.d1senia paniea kk 81 etersza
ss#s sS#Ha##AssY ssHss SSss55A%S.saa
.A1liilostra Henr1alSi e,nkiew.caa..s
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z 0 MOSKALA.

~ 1VO
a 9oo,oeo 1udzi. be.
xl,dy. i y Y. z.agsshlu'p abrovskiem \
Z Krotest'si Z: :d 7 .ie odosuvad viel
] 81 j. .brak s: Mod15, ktdra, jjsak twiedzz'|
prasa. Zasg1eebia.. ueieka, wsgutek
podkopaniia s,s kopaln. w Dabrowie
q dos.to|. q, d VIZ. ae=vielu mies.l,1 !.
o6x' Z. nis: ada gotowanego dsenia,
E'stn' 3 icy .kl,,'i' zna1dsae sig = !.
,taakkjisen s 1l' 81 o1etepin Ola ol'.:, 900 g
,.4gs Is a. =lladnoao, zaggaebi. Jest to.
kleska:t !. ! as SO. i.
q i, T-:o1TTT :@
Win, 4 uberDator zawiesill
- @~E &k+e 81 E[K 4--EA
- = 800 :,
uprawnienia:k obiet. q vyds'nie pos
Edres t I, I. !, Roznowa : koS
bie & ] ] l q a'. .;E''l' i ste'
-. !.
J.
go =. !,
s
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s 3 +. IA:
GAIIli.sIl!CYI

I al. IIllj;
K I "a 81 6 Tuteissy ordinary
IS ksiesfeecao biskka1PPi utworsyI rade
idyecesalDa korservatorsko srtysty
ozna do spraw sabytkdw sztuk,, Pc
wviersonych pieozy K%oscio'a. CeIem1
.radyy bed1s il nie tylko ,c.nx =; mad
ochronq zshytkdw, lecz take o
mawianie y porozumieniu : kon. !,
serva,yjnych, okoio s stare 4 Z 1l,y q
ko6olo}dw, kaplio itp. v dyeeeayi, ?
naaldt lae wydagw'2aa4aaiiye opinii III. tak g do DO
z.amier.onleii buedoowyy' now nowsY5'ch ;l keS
cio1dw, jak prrzebudowy s.atr1yye i,
. wreszcle udzlelanie rad wskszd
wek co do malowanil k%csvio}6w,
sprawiania nowych cennych rprzeei,
TOW a~paratdw, aby ty,ml. !sspo o. ben.
m no sk 'att 9 9 ,,rll = zap % b lied .wkra-
dania sic dn naazyeh koacle1dw "a
granioznego szablonu j tandetY.
---- --- ---.-,-- s. L s 81
Z Nowyi ch"ciaz poz-
bawiony artystyczaego pistna, je
dnak jake pamiatkaa. hist hl,storycapna,
Denny zabytek poHvieekZsssyyf Y ostat-
mich dnasch zb,ory Mnze,'m Marc.
doweeo. Jest PIN w6z Drsynaiy,
znauy ze swej roll nietylko mas =
le "a. ggranica W6s ten. beedzie
.prrzzeeazz Il! diva 4 .'tJygodniye ' pyomieszoaonay v
Barpakanie Bramy Floryahskie
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-24

i wonldn't lrr lust unw n I were
you Douglas answered tsnderly.
ITS my wheel nIu't ~" Polly anc.
TONED after u pause
"ionh what ChllpF MANDY sSelnlm.
ed ~ she turucd FROM the Table. where
she hnd hccn rolling up the unused
hhhduRcs left from the doctors cali the
night before.
u say It's nay crrcpcr. NV paddle. %
Folly explained, trying TO locate few
OF her many pains Gee. but that
hurts She tried e. hend her ankle.
rs n pun~turedT'
only spHiHcd." Douglas answered
surviving 10 control his amusement nj
TIE expression on Mandy's puzzled
race "hcitcr not talk any more about
g."
AN I anything the matter with my
tongue, IN thcreY' SHE asked, turning
her head 20 one side and studying him
qulzzlca'ly.
u don't think there H." he replied
good nuiurcdy.
How did come 60 fan IN here any,
now she asked NJ she studied th.
walls Of the unfamiliar room.
We brought you here"
ITS swell place" she conceded
grudglngly.
We are comfortable" he admitted
~ 1" telItsle smile again lowered about
his lips lie vas thinking OF the
changes that he must presently make
In Miss Polly's vocabulary.
lis this the big topf" she asked.
"The-whatT' he stammered.
The main tent" she explained.
Well no; not exactly It's going 20
be your room now, Miss Polly"
My room! Geel Think OF that
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she gasped as the possibility Of her
actually having room all of her own
took hold OF her mind. much
Obliged she said, with a nod. feeling
that something was expected of her
She knew no other phrase Of gratitude
than the one "Muvver Jim" and Toby
had taught her to say TO the manager
when she received from him the first
stick Of red and white striped candy,
You're very welcome" Douglas an.
swered, with ring Of genuine feeling
In his voice.
Awful quiet, amt IT." she ventured
after a pause. Guess that's what
woke me- up"
Douglas laughed good naturedly Mt
the thought of quiet as a disturber
and added that he feared It might at
hrst be rather dull for her, but that
Jim and Toby would send her news of
the circus and that she could write TO
them as soon as she was better.
I'll have to be heap better an
l ever was fore can write much"
Polly drawled, with a whimsical lit.
tie smile.
Il VIII write for YOU" the pastor
volunteered, understanding her plight.
You WIZ" For the first time he
saw a show Of real pleasure In her
eyes.
Every day." Douglas promised sol.
smnly.
AN you will show me howT
Indeed, will"
"How long am in for?" she asked
"The doctor can tell better about
that when he comes"
THE doctor! So-its as bad as that.
ehT"
"Oh, that need not brighten YOU"
Douglas answered consolingly.
IL amt frightened" she bridied
quickly; Il Amt never scared Of moth
In. It's only cause they need me i'm
the show that I'm a-kickin'."
"Oh, they will get along all right"
he said reassuringly.
Get along.' Polly flashed with sud
Den resentment. Get along without
my act" 1t was apparent from her
look or establishment that Douglas had
completely lost whatever ground he
mad heretofore gained In her respect.
Say, have you seen that show?" She
waited for his answer with pity and
contempt.
NO" admitted John weakly.
well. ! should say You amt or you
wouldn't make no crack like that. I'm
the whole thing in that push" she said
with an air OF self compIacency, Fan
with me down an out that show VIII
be on the bum for fair"
Il beg your pardon" was all Doug
ms could say. confused by the sudden
volley OF unfamiliar words.
You're kiddin' me-" she said. turn
Ing her head to one side. as was her
wont when assailed by suspicion. You
must "a seen me rider"
mo, Miss Polly. / have never seen
circus" Douglas told her. half regret
rully, sense Of his deep privation
stealing upon him.
WHAT cried Polly incredulously.
"Lordy, no, chile. He ain't nebber
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POLLY
Of the
CIRCUS
~ MARGARET MAYO
e.s,s,shL i,es By Odd r..s ..S
CempsaY

She closed the door behind her. aud
Douglas was alone, lie gaEed absent.
~ nc the pages Of his uniiished ser.
mon NJ he tapped his Idle pen on the
desk THE show has got 20 40 on"
he repeated. and far up the hillside
With tho slow moving wagons Jim ana
Toby looked with unseeing eyes into
the din. starllt distance and echoed
the thought. 'Thc show has got 90 go
on"
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m HE church bells wero ringing
their hrst warning for the
morning service when Mandy
~ peeped into the spare bedroom
Tor the second time aud glanced eau.
Iiously at the wisp OF hair that bespoke
feminine head somewhere between
tho covers aud the little white pillow
on the four poster bed. There was no
SOUND FROM the sleeper, 80 Mandy ven.
tured across the room on tiptoe and
raised the shades. The drooping
Doughs OF autumn foliage lay shin.
mering against the window panes, md
through them might he seen the gray
outline or the church. Mandy glanced
again toward tho bed 10 make suro
that the burst OF sunlight had not
Wakened the invalid, then crossed 10
small, rickety chair laden with the
discarded nnery OF the little circus
rider.
"Lawdy sakes" she cried, holding
up spangled dress admirlngly. "Ain't
DAT beautiful!' She drew near the
mirror, attempting TO see the refiec
tion or the tinsel and chiffon against
her very ample background OF cling.
nam and avoirdupois. You'd sure no
swell niger wild dat on, honey
she chuckled TO herself. Wouldn't
dem deacons holler II dey done see
dat?"
Inc picture OF the deacons' aston.
lshment at such a spectacle so grew
Rpon Mandy that she was Obliged ia
cover her generous mouth 10 shut I'm
her convulsive laughter lest il awaken
the little girl In the bed She crossed
10 the old fashioned bureau which for
many months had stood unused against
the wall The drawer creaked AZ she
opened 1t TO lay away the gay. span-
Eled gown.
ltii be a mighty long time afore
she puts on dem things ag'in," she said
with doubtful shake of her large
round head.
Then she went back to the chair and
picked up Polly's sandals and exam.
ined the beadwork with a great deal
or interest "Lawdy. lawdy! she cried
a. she compared the size of the san.
Gals to that Of her own rough. worn
shoes. She was again upon the point
OF exploding with laughter as the
church bell added few final and
more emphatic clangs to It's warning.
she turned, with start, motioning n
vain warning out OF the window for
the bell to be silent, but the little
sleeper was already stirring uneasIIv
on her pillow. One soft arm was
thrown languidly over her head. The
arge blue eyes opened and closed
dreamily as she murmured the wo
OF the clown song that Jim and I
had taught her years ago:
Ting ling.
That's what the bells sing
Mandy reached the side of the y
a. the girls eyes opened second time
and met hers with blank stare Of
establishment. A tiny frown came into
the small white forehead.
What's the matterT she asked
family. trying to find something IA.
miliar In the black face before her.
Hush, child. hush." Mandy whis
pered. "Jes' you lay puffickly still
OATS only de furs' bell a-ringin'."
FIRST bell?" the girl repeated as her
eyes travelled quickly about the strange
walls and the unfamiliar fittings of the
room. This amt the show" she cried
suddenly.
Lor' bless you. no! Dis Amt no
snow" Mandy answered. and she
laughed reassuringly.
Ihen where am II Polly asked,
half breathless with bewildermept
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CHATTER Y.

M HE church bells wero ringing
their hrst warning for the
morning service when Mandy
~ pepDel into the snura haar,,,,,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-01-26
GOODNESS GRACIOUS, HAVE
YOU SEEN THE NEW GOWN

real waist, then it goes it's graceful
way downward, until all of sudden
it is clutched just above the ankles,
with dainty but firm grasp, probably
by rubber tape, and that, is what
causes this limp. 1t is not only un-
graceful but difficult to raise theIskirt
with this clutch somewheres near the
ankle, and to do so would certainly
cause a greater limp than ever. The
limp is acquired only after wearing
the gown, and practiced every day to
be fetching. But this was true of the
directoire glide and the posy, but
now ancient, kangaroo walk and a few
other eccentricities of gait, which
furnished much material for the Sun
day funny pictures. 1t is a good
thing to know what the polonaise
limp is. so that if it sails into this
community, taking Maltaites unawar-
es, the women who take on the fad
will not be accused of having corns
or wearing too tight shoes.