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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

tatpona futon WilpoufeesIa, ionfa
idbben ct faifiqa tansibaiui|iaa
J fuulu riittdtpdn robaa, fun bienot.
tarien faifen liIdtii tGptpD uiein os'
ltaa umben tansiipuuun ia pefettdd
fe iefd ostaa maaIit ia boiuipeoet y.
M, iosta rbieno" fonIa IDpbtdd OF.
feen f%auafIi. Niin, belwetin tiead
idptpp ola bpnin puettu, bpmdn
boiunen ia %fauniif1i foristettu. 81
belpettiin tarpita iIdIIistd Iimistps.
til, pubtautta eifd faunistusta.
llubesia &otimaaSIa toutofuun II
pdimdn numerosIa oil tirioiius Glif'
Iorbista, isis. iosIa ferrottiin mi
ten IoIialistit Iieud omat nmiianneet
raittiusTeura Suomi Sanfarin fuol.
leefIi, mutta ie fuoltuaantin fum'
mitteli ia mirfoIi Gloon. Somaa laa
mainita tddltdfin raittius I%euroan
ndbben. Haittius Ieuran omat tddad-
Fin listit rulifoineet puoli fuoaeeti,
ioten lie on fituuut 10 fauan airao.
Npt fuulunat iuoneen ia tansTineen
faifti ieuran fasian, ettd Ell ole id.
lead muuta fuin baali. So Iefn oliii
beibGn jos eli iddntDpaboiet wield
diff esteend. Sit5i omdt pitdneet fo'
foufIia, ettd miten Iaataiiiin iddn'
not muutetufii ia raittiustalo %iaoiai.
fin f~anian pmaiiuuoetii. Samaten
on firtosIa pield iddntDpabaiet ess
teend etteimit be Iaa %tansIia Iield.
&uoIeman tapoufiia on ouut tddl,
a nieita tanlaIaietemme testen MAS
lis ia bubtifuun %oialla. ScSfen iDn'
tpneitd ia ioitafin muita perbeonnet'
tomuufIia OH mpDstin t%apabtunut.
9le pitdili muistuttoo, ettd SumaIau
tabto eli ole meiodn tansfiu ia muis'
ia Iamalaiisia birmeisid lpnninpa.
beisia ripped.
SnDIubteet onot bpmin buonpt,
Spotd teboddn ipaan tolme ia neIiG
pGipdd miifpsI ia.
usfon oleDan monta Nuttaian III.
fiiau minun f~ansIani iurumieleQG
Iiiid, eta toimittaia VI. 90. Wester,
boct eroaa pois Guttaian toimitut'
Iesta. Wiutta ebtdpd Sumola antao
toiien pbtd wobwan SumaIoIta lpa'
rustetun mieben, iofa festdd pualu
eitten miban aoltoien bpDffdpflet Ell
Ed fufistu. Tiin tormofosta perd,
miestd tarmitaon IellaiieIa leboeuc
FUN on Nuttaia, ettei puoluetpirra'
Iaa 5itd fddnnetptIi mufaania. 81
ndbtp NIT lpbpeud oioaa fuinfc
puolueben9et ptpat tuuIaboeaeet lem
pedsii ia rai.uoiiasti. Wtutta ban or
moiu bpmpiupt Mile, maitfa Iuita
jan toimittoja Ell Iuinfaan ole by
mdsid aIemasia. Ytii nell buomout
ii terta iiitG ettd fuinfa nIeir Nutto'
jan tanfafirieesi d fiiteiddn Nt. %
Redistribution. ettd lie mufa on laat
tanut bdnet pIpeptcen. Wtutta tiehdr
oletpan monta toi,siani iitd mieli6
eta VI. g.. 9D. Ell ole min boIpamie
linen. SoIosta mielestd iuIee ainc
iaIot ia opettamaiiet tirioitutiet. Gel
laiIia onat oleet 81. u. W:n tirioi
tuffet, iotfa omot oaeet iuurena apu
no eldmdu taisteluisIa nellie monel
Iefin. gan on ielpdpiirteiiesti ma
laisiut mitd on materiolismi ia mitG
on FUN Iaa oua Sumalon lopfi, il
tddud ipntiiend SIoue otoainen See.
IutIen RristutIen fautta.
DeIiepbeld
s. 6. Hutb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Huom.! Huom.!
MT
1~myytavana.

Harvinainen tilaisuus saada maa
lahelta kaupunkia ia kauniilta PAL
kalta, IL MALTA Hurleysta pohjoi-
seen. Kannattaa kayda katsomas-
sa ia kysymassa hintaa.
Asumatonta maata myos voin
myyda.
Kunnioituksella
J. Kinnunen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

Tiiatfaa poIttopuunne npt.
Saoreet mpanpuut moffaa retfo,
fuorma 5 1926.
&uipot mpappuut mafIaa reffo.
fuorma 5 $50.
8opat punt matiaa reffofuormo
$3.50.
eeoit 6 Some sumber So.
SeIfooni SO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01

OpxnLIA:
Gold Medal Flour is n~ourishins.
KnzrAu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-01
Aaxisa Hrisha.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

Ut Telegram ira Rom al zoe Of.
meDSeler, at 8upernsr aomiral
9'Slmo ! en- proclamation bar er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
Deroen runot
/ loiI2 ulinut.

s set Sieneo at iinbe no, bpor
lang Sib set unoer oroinpre On,
itpnoigbeoer bill tage ct o~lminoeligt
Telegram at gna Sorben rurot, of-
ienotes ct iaabont / SreoaqS al Slo-
set "Nep Oorf Zines. Selcgram.
met ailepercoeS pan SeIeoroifontorct
/ 17oe gtoge / Simes @ltiloinq Slot
fen prpciS 7 ON Iitenen oo Sporet
inbleb iii famine Steb ST. 1880,
Get hapbe iaaIe6eS tilbaaeloQt ocrl
2S.613 Mil LANCE 0iitonce pan tG
Minuter oq 80 Scflinoer. iporcnbc
til en- Saitigbeo al 30 0tiI / Sefun.
set.
9ctte er bcn f~orteIte Sio. Tom ct
alminbcIi9t Telegram bar giort Rci-
fen runbt Sorbcu paa; men set er
life Sen f~orteitc Eib, ct Telegram
qisre oen paa. Oct ofiicieac
telegram Tom bIcu afienbt al Irr.
iioent RooiepeIt peo Mabuingcn al
BEN npe Gabeaiuic 1iennem set title
Sob, giorbc ioalebes Reiien runot
Sorocn poa 9 Mimrter og 80 Sefm.
Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
ShIevs ScorapcIie.

GontrpaSmiroI @infieI6 Scott
Sdleps @earoneIie ioregif Sen ste
IS. / @aibirator unber obermaoSe
itor GeIto9eIie o. meb ole Sc mill,
tore 9gresbepisninler. bans bsi2
Hang berettilebe BAN til.
5 ben militGrc 2igpara6e, ser
fommnnoerebeS al aontreaSmirnl
gob9er, beItog 700 aaoetter ira
Siefrigsifolen / annapolis meo lit
Iuitffforps / Spioieu, 500 Mnrine.
irloater, 400 SrIogsgaiter o. ct
Yatteri 6eItartiQeri ioruben en- lang
MGffe @ogne meO Senner og aien.
oinger, iremrngenSe Statsm9no og
beiere Sfiicerer al arme og 5laahe,
oeribIaubt aomiral 0epep, Den ito,
tie al De itore SisbeIte fra Den ipan.
tie 9rig.
9egraueIien ioregif fra ben ret
ooerior oct Spi0e Sus peo Ga 6aI.
cite Square beIiggenoe biitoriife Ct.
Sobns Optional 6bnrf. Der pnr
ipIot til Srengiel, % bpor 2istnlen
boloies al Saltor doIano Cotton
SHiitb.
Scrira beuGgeSe oct Iauge Serge.
tog.iia til Arlington 0~rapluno, 9uor
SiiGttelien ianbt Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
Sillie Reiie fra CANADA,

Foa ct @teoe al Representatives.
Tor Canadian Faciiic-, Canadian
N%ortbern., @ronb Srunf Taciiic. %
o. amerifauifc Roroboner, iom for.
Itoen Gag bolotes / ct. Yaul,
Minn., eneoes man ON en- ~betpoelig
Elaboration | 9iqetpriierne for
"Sicmreiienoe" fra peitlige Canada
II! Suiaingbperne % Iulutb. gil.
Ietterne. Der for 5ur OF Retur err
neoiot til ia al DC a~lmiubelige Eri.
Ter, giGIoer for 9ioen meIleui Den
lite og Site December.
Get ariees life for rimeligt, at De
sprige 9nner / "@ritcrn Yasienger
gs~lociation" pil gan meo paa Reo.
iutteIlen. Selp De omerifonife Horo.
baner bapoe ingcn ipnoerlig 9pit til
at goo meo poo oen, men oa en- al
Dem "br6o ouer", bIeo oe Gurige
tprulaet til at ilon 6elge.
&uiinoer al amerifonife 1Snrmere
| oct %fonoOiife G~oropeiter oil benptte
liz al DC lapc 9ilIetpriier til at al.
lrggc ct 3ilIebeisa / line gomIe
Stem / Winneiota, Soma, aonioS o.
arore al pore mellempeitligc Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
mtniiteriftftet

Sra Sttana, Gan., telegrafercs
ben CITE Sftober: Winiiteriet eau.
rier oenlisiionerebe SCI. 3 / Gftermio.
bag, og BEN peo galgene ieirenoe mo-
berate |artis Serer, 81. g. Borden,
bar p%aotaget Jig Sanuelien al Oct
npe Miniiterium.
Wan fienoer enbnu life Sammen.
IPtningen al set me WtiniIterium,
men oet antageS for temmelig i~iffert,
of 90. &. 8bite, 8eneralbeitprer for
Iational Sruit Company | Toronto
bill bli ben me 6inonsminiIter, og at
Yremier Sa3cn / Seem grunSpicf, 81.
g. 8oobe, Mcblem al Earlamentet
fra @ritiib Columbia, Senator Gong
bead ira siberia, Or. Eode, Weolcm
al TarIamentet fra Wanitoba, Ho-
bert Gogerts, Wanitobas Winiiter
for offentlige arbeiber, Sranf God.
rore, @ritbeminiiter / Ontario, og
ftp. Sinansminiiter Geo. 6. Softer
oil bli @eoIemmer al oen ME &egie-
ring.
3 Sorbinoelie meb openItaoenoe
melbcs, at Sertiigcn al Gonnnigbt
Sen 6te os. bar a~iieilct ira 2~iperpool
for at opertogc StiGingen iom Ga
naSaS @eneralguperner efter Carl
8rep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

Sitiationen ifilbres iaaleOes / Ell
al gpenS @orgermciter ubiteot ofIi-
ciel 9eretnine ON lllpffen:
"@i bar life tilitrGfclig Eropiant
til at bare % / TO Gage. Snobpga
gerne reboebe bare iaapibt fine Sip.
gQe 2epnetsmioIer, iom fanoteS
9pen, bortfsrteS iammen meo Su'
tifSlofalerne. 9Iacf &iuer Sails or
abiollf bjpIpelpit. lllpffen bar lari'
met 9efoIfningcn, og DC er noe al
Stunb til at flare fig 'lioen SlGlp
uoenfra. alereoe M fan DC Sung
renoes Raab bereS / bore 8aoer. vi
trpnger SiGlp og oct itrar.
Seq bar ubitebt ct alminoeli9t
Spraob ON SiGlp til ale gper
Staten og ~ipcciele Spraab til WfiI'
paufee, Maoiion, 60 CROSSE, @arn-
boo, @au Claire og Chippewa Sails.
Sra Ga Grosie, Can Claire %
Gbipperpa Sails er allereoe ii1olebet
Spar mleo llnberretuiug ON, of Sog
meo Wabparer og andre Sornsoen.
beoer alerebe or aiienot.
llooelingen al ben lille Soripnirtg
al Wooporer, iom M foreiinoeS
@pen, og oe Soripningcr, iom ienere
bill anfomme, foreitaaes al en- ao'
mite beItaaenoe al s, 6. Srnn, go.
flor 8. 6. Soiiington, Carl Wonics,
Otto Slugite og mig. Si Ifal Of
lpage neiagtig &egnifab oper alt,
bpao hi moOtager.
"@i err fu%loitpnbig ofbGngig at
Siplp fra bore Seiter6per. Saa'
inort &pDielen fra ben os opergaaeoe
lllpffe bar lagt Jig og Sinocne after
fommer / 9igepGet, bill Der Bit iam-
menfalot IaSiemsoer for of oper'
peie, bpao gpen 9lacf &iper Sails
fan gipre for Jig ielp."
llbpoa gftermibbagen 2sroag bar
@anoet allereoe burtig begpnot at
ipnfe, og hermeb al pibere Sare, for
iaapibt Slommen argaar, operltaaet.
Nen Sirfningerne = Rsoen og St'
oclierne, DC ~pefuniGre Cab % Saren
for opitaaenbe Spgoom = bill oct
tage lang Sib at ubilette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
Ramp oe Seir.

Ter iip0 iorlcocn Tag Ell orubeIig
Samp puo ct Gaoehierne / Gbicago
/ AnIe0ning en- Snitrur, Der par al.
oct Sporpognsfonouttgrerne ON itte
at afceptcre ira Gasiagererne los.
reuue SporpognSbiaettcr.
Sisrnet bar mart iau pofiulot al
zen iom Ell op0Gmmct 6lom p%orenoe
Sfure al interesiere6e 3ilitliere, at
al Craft itoppeoe op. aampeil
meacm Tdsinaererne % aouOutto.
rerre % Silifuernes 9emonitrntio.
rer / 6ouer al De isritnPpntc antoG
iad ioruroIigenoe 9emonitratiorer.
az ben tiIfommanoereOe, manoiterfe
FOlitiimrfc, Der en- 3io baube FOR.
boIot liz iOm en- ire0eIigiin0et, mag.
Ienoe gtagt, i.litteIig iaa Tia mot til
al foretage IN oPbnet Snteroention
0egge De itri0eu6e Barter %orreitere.
beS neo Tor 6ooe u0en 9erions Nm.
ieelie % ienStes Gpngeuis iii npr.
meite golitiitation. Men troOs 0er.
ne erergiife Snogriben tog Oct SEN /;
Nelemtioen itertt iorsgebe PoIiti.
itprfe nGiten 10 elmer at ian CrOe,
men gienoprcttet. Sa at bette lpffc
0es iaapiOt mart. ifplOtes tauite i
~uPieutlig @rao Oen CmitGuOisbeO
q: Sporueisielitabet gap tabt % til
bagetalSte Den ooicie Snitrnr.
Men aampen bar life Isbet al
uoen gloosuogpoelie. % en- al Som.
6ottnnterne. &. g. gtrYbail ira
Seuenmortb, aani., bier ioa atpor.
liz iaaret, al ser par 6ure for Sipet
aariogen iii Nurlumbeiet oar Den.
CT aoarterets apisgutter 6apoe ifai.
Jet iig en- Iioen 9iiortieneite peo aisb
OF Salg al SporOognsbiQetter. Set
uor / Set giemeo al iPtte Ell Stop.
per ior bette. az SeIitabet uoiteoia
lin Snltrur ON. at @iaetterne finn
par siPloenoe uaar aonouftsreu
ielo rep Dem no al Sosen.
Fublitum itileoe iis imiSIertiS
paa apisautterues SiSe. ior Salgct
pcSbIeu, o. Cpteierue bespnote. iaa.
mart aonouftsrerne iorisste az
iRtte SnitrureH / Yerf HleS Magt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
primaoonnacns Rritif.

Sra 9incoln, Icb., meobeles, Of
Sen perSensberemte Erimooonna.
Wnbame Gillian Iorbica. iom trni
til at opbolbe iig Ser oeb BrGiioent
Safts @eisg, bnpoe fpIt zig / boz
@roo forarget oper ben 2urfenbe0,
eQer ialioIo eiter benoes 9egreber
Wongel paa Gntbiiinsme, bpormee
9onbets Erpiibent bIep mobtnget
peb lin Nufomit Ser til 9pen. = %
bun gap line 6slelier Suit | en- gan'
ife ifarp og bioenoe aritif ouer Gin
colnborgernes "SiIfortefomnelier~
pe0 oenne anleoning.
"@r bette Den Naaoe ) 9oreere
al Sincoln bilier Nationens Soer.
booeo pelfommen til eoers 9p~, no.
breo bun. "SSffe iaameget iom ct
rungenoe Surra! s ifuloe sipe
Spinoerne Stemmeret, iaa ifulbe
oere ioa bare noget onoet.~
Ter bar ogioa andre, beoer oct /
MeSoclelien, iom uStalte iig / Zig.
nenSe &etning ON Den fisliee &ob-
tagelie.
S~ubtrpffet maa bape p9ret for
itielia. ior / Oct iorrise Summer al
Slaoct meSSeIte Telegram berette-
oes, at YrGlibenien par blepet mob.
iaget uieo -itor 9eseiiuin9".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

mo, og oi sioroe por Eli9t moo %
ieIo. Suacn leo uoaen SperIait.
uoen ioriaapiot iom oct fan iigeS, at
Ell ToIitimano tilieier Ell Bandit
Sucrlait oeo at iorbinore ham ira at
uofsrc Ell iorbrpoeriif 6irrriug.
"Ge Sor. Stoter bar mango rrc.
rige aopitIer / i'm Siitorie. men IN.
let Grerigere emo Oct. Ser ~iuSeboIoer
@eretningcn ON Mnaoeut bporpoa
ri iifreoe oS Hettcu til at 1rape 40.
nomofonolcn % Manoen. bporpaa
bette Irbeioc or blcoet uoisrt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
2lfifeoieeoe saoettcr.

9ruffeuifdb bcqpn6er mcr on mer
at bIi 6etraatet iom Ell Sfom iaopcl
bIdnNt armtcnS JON 6IoaoenS Oil.
cercr. beretteS scr ira @aibinatou.
Sertil bar utpiIiomt / life ringc
@rno biora1et Hcgieringcns iforpe
OptrToen iornt befirmpe oenne Gait.
Trp'ioent Soit bar iaaIeoes Tor.
rige llge itoOipitet arigsretSbom.
men ouer ottc &aoetter peo &rigs.
itolen / @eit Goint. al 6uilte IRE par
bleoet bemt til at aiifeoiges o. fire
til SuSnrreit inotiI Site Wloi iomi
II! at iorrette Strafiepa9t en- Sang
ON ll9en / oct Interchangeable Sios.
RIM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

flGret SripoIiS / SeleiringstiIitanb.
Oilers boIoer Sinacne aIlereoe pao
at fomme / fit gamle @iPnge / Sri.
polls. Zen inoieote 9eioIfning,
irm flpgtebe. boiler poa al penbe i'll.
bage. 1900 @nr~ineioIooter unoer
Gaptein Gagnis Sommanoo israer
for at opretboloe Sr0enen % iprIi9
bar Sc til Opgope at beifptte DC
irenrmeSe aoniuloter. S~talieuerne
bar aIIerebc tdset lat pno Of bpsgc
Neie og reparere Dc isnoerifliote
6Giminger. Zen gomIe EoIiti.
itprfe / 9pen bar ltiaet iig til Sta
Iterernes Sicneite. Goirfoutoret er
after oobnet, OF Oct itoIienife |an-
Zen er onbragt oper Gsren.
Sgioa 9ena peb @ombob.g ugteu.
500 WiI / 2it for 3ripoIis % oct RI
geite Strpg / belle SmOet, er blet Of
tuperet al itaIienife Morineioloater.
Stalien pil M ioo burtigt ioul
muIigt ienbe en- betpoelig Irne til
3ripoliS. Get er nemlig Wenineer
al beiGtte life alene apiten men og-
iaa De pigtigite Steoer / 9anoctS
SnOre, % isrit noor oct er fleet, oil
Ben italienife Iegiering impOeie en-
Snterpention ira @ogterne iorot faa
Sonfliften aflluttet.
Zen Soc t~elegrafcres fra Hom, al
ben it~alienife Slaooe bar inotoget
Sobruf og oerpeb iuIofsrt Grobrin-
gen al Ggnen runot belle @ombob-
9ugten. Ienue iiOite gatoIie bar
ngiaa Den Iipligite bibtil. 0e gamle
39Itnin9Sperfer toolte ooorlig Def
3raftement De fit al Oct moberne itn'
Iienife Sfpts. Store Stpffer al
Weurene romIebe neo, men Gprfernc
ne9tebe boaronaffet at fapitiilere.
Stalieierne lanoiatte oerpoa crop
per o. tog 6eitningen meb Storm,
ibet Solooterue trnnste inc ieien.
mem De itore Aahnin9er, ipm por
ituot / Wurene. Soert me9et Blot
blep BOG beuer life Der ipilot.
0ermeo bar rimeIigpis Den itali.
ellife arigsflaobe / aft ppientIigt leil
i'm Sp9ope peb Sripolis' &piter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

@eorge y. &elion al Stcpens
Ioint. @is.. SiitriftsaSpofat icr
9ortage Gouutp oil title in som
progreSiiue repuMifanif aanAiSat
ior aougresieu / Soc Siitritt. REL.
Jon er al norif Serfomit Son at en-
peltienSt BANTER.
Evening star., 1911-08-18

| naughty young gentleman, known among
| acquaintances collected on the Maure
| tania as Lord Loveiard. This alleged
! nobleman had gone to the WaldOrf-AS
| toria, where, through a servant of the
| hotel il was soon discovered that his
pretentious trunks We're practically empty
! He had (perhaps naturally refused to be
interviewed by a representative of Light
and the manner of his refusal was some
what graphically described
| Act was a round of calls with letters
of introduction to all the prominent peo-
pie warned by a friend (also prominent
| in England.
| Act IA scene in the Waldorf restau-
rant. where some shipboard acquaint-
Arces. dining with one of the prominent
people. had heard from him Of the cable
gram and, of course. refused to acknowl-
edge acquaintance with the attractive
nobleman when he appeared in the room
ready to greet the whole party with ef-
fusion.
! Act 4-The hotel authorities being in
formed, request Lord Iloveland' to find
| other accommodation.
Act J-The husband and father of the
two ladies. whom Lord Loveland'' met
on the Mauretania. attacked and knocked
down in the street. by the Difficult
Young Man to Approach
Now. at last Loyeland understood
everything that had happened to him in
New York. even TO the mystery of the
bank. Again he seemed to see CadWal-
lader Hunter bending to talk with the
good-looking. dark young man who had
dined with the Coolidges. Mr.. van Cotter
had doubtless been one of those who had
received the warning cablegrams, and
aaturally he had passed on the interest
ing news to the CoolidgeS and Millions.
Cadwailader Hunter, who had stopped to
chat with the party, had been just in
time, to CLEAN the information. and had
taken revenge for the Englishman's rude
ness of the morning by advising the hotel
people to get rid OF an undesirable client.
Oh, yes it was easy enough 10 see 1t all
now. even the reason why his mother
and the London bankers had failed TO an
EWer his appeals for money. They had
thought that Foxham was cabling. and
had accordingly refused TO be taken in.
Apparently FoXham had absconded-
somewhere-and his misdoings had been
discovered on the other side before ms
late master had found him out. Perhaps
FoXham had taken the ticket for the Bal
tic which he-Val-had instructed him to
sell. and used it for himself, booking as
passenger for America in the name OF
Lord Loveand.
In that case the fellow had doubtless ar
rived in New York by this time on the
Baltic-the ship on which his master had
originally intended to sail: and heaven
alone knew what new mischief he might
have been working on this side of the
water.
The thought of what might have hap
pened was almost as infurating as the
knowledge of what certainly had hap
pened. 1t all came from accepting the
chance offered by Jim Marlborough to sail
on the Mauretania. but in snite of every
thing he had suffered. Loveland told him
self that he would not have it different
If he had come over on the Baltic he
would probably by this time be engaged
to some American heiress and would
never have met Lesley Dearmer.
Just now his acquaintance with her,
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Women's underwear
Now inn Demand.

Drawers, Corset Covers, Petit
coats and Nightgowns are the un-
dergarments most needed now
and despite our extraordinary dis
tribution this season at these
prices, we still have an ample as
sortment.
Nainsook Corset Covers, low. round neck
and full front, trimmed with lace inser-
ton and edge. or with embroidery, bead
ing and ribbon.
25c each.
Cambria Drawers, some with tucked
lawn ruffles finished with neat embroid-
cry edge, others with plain tucked lawn
ruffies.
25c each.
Cambria and Muslin Nightgowns. high
and v neck and long sleeves, trimmed
with either lace or embroidery.
75c each.
Cambria Long Petticoats. with plain
tucked founce or lace or embroidery trim
med ruff1e.
SI.oo each.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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CHAPTER XXXVII-Continued.

Presently an idea seemed to commend
itself to the girl On her arm little god
and platinum bag hung from its cham.
Loyeland had often seen this bag on shia-
board. and had even frequently picked ii
up from the floor, where the girl dropped
it half dozen times each day. when she
slipped out from under the rugs or her
deck chair. Well did he know the TWO
compartmentS in this favorite little re-
ceptacle of Lesley's treasures. He knew
in which one she kept the handkerchief
which smelt like fresh violets. in which
her money. her cardcase, her stylographic
pen and a letter or two; and now he
watched her, with eyes homesick for past
days. as she took out the remembered
cardcase, and from an inner pocket or
that cardcase a folded newspaper cutting.
Its quite time you did read for your
derstand better than / can tell you.
Fanny Milton cut it out of New YORK
Light and posted it to me. I've kept II
here-I hardly know why. but now I'm
glad ] did
II was Tony Kidd's first article that
I.oyeland read with shock of surprise.
which, at the very beginning, set the
blood humming in his ears like the sound
of the sea in a shell.
Tony had told his story spicily, in
way to. make his readers laugh. But
Loveland did not laugh. He read on and
on, dazed at first. then with burst of
enlightenment which made clear many
mysteries.
"The Difficult Young Man to APP
proach'' had come to New York to see
heiresses and conquer papas said Tony.
He had begun the conquerinS process on
board ship, being youth or thrifty
turn of mind, who believed in taking time
by the forelock. He had made friends:
he had even. perhaps. made love. soon,
no doubt. he would have made match;
but the schemes Of mice men and even
marquises have a way of going wrong,
especially when-ard that when re-
minded Tony to pause and ask conuh-
drum. when Is marquis rot q mar
quis?" The writer invited the public TO
guess. why, when he's valet, of
course" And then Tony Went on to pro-
test gayiy that reither he nor his parer
was responsible COR the assertion that this
marquis was not a marquis. They mere
ly put the question, and gave the answer
for what it was worth. on the strength of
certain sensational news just received
from the land where marquises grew on
blackberry bushes for hereSSes to Gull.
A number of people prominent in New
York society had received cablegrams
from London informing them that the
valet of the Marquis of LOveland had alb
seconded with his lordships jeweiry and
other belongings: that the fugitive was
known to have impersonated his master
in London. obtaining goods from trades
men and running up bills al hotels IN
Lord Loveland's name. If PERSON cali
ing himself the Marquis of Loveand
should appear in New York presenting
letters OF introduction TO the said promi-
nent people earlier than the arrival Of the
White Star liner Baltic. they were to be-
ware of him, as the real Lord Loveland
expected to sail on that ship.
On the very day when these cablegrams
were received-TOny Kidd went on to
state-there arrived by strange 60 CO.
incidence an attractive looking and
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--latest Novelties
Inn Woren's Neckwear !.

Late conceptions III Women :
\eckWear are constantly arriving
keeping our displays at all time:
up-to-date and new. Those seek
ing the dainty and attractive con-
ceits will always find them here
Crepe de Chine Silk Bows. in SKY, anne
thyst, cerise. green. pink. cardinal navy
rose and black plain shades, and sky
and-a tlantic alice-and- navy. lavender
and-plum, light rose-and-dark rose com
binations.
25c each.
Sailor Collars. made of sheer lawn and
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
SOC each.
Fichu Collars. made of sheer lawn and
trimmed with fine lace.
SI.OO each.
Marquisette Fichus, pointed back and
long plated front, effectively trimmed
with linen cluny lace.
$I.5o each.
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stranded actor. too.

stranded actor. too.
You're not going TO desert them?
NO Well sink or swim together You
see, I've got rather fond OF two Of the
poor. little stranded actors'-my COM
panions in misery-Ed Binney. who's very
ill., really. ard oughtn't to be acting-a
good fellow, if ever there was one, ana
Miss de Lisle, the star
Lesley's face changed slightly and her
lips opened, but she did not speak.
who WILL perhaps, some day marry
great friend of mine in New York.
"Oh. So you have friend IN New
York?''
Yes, one. He paints menus in the Eth
street restaurant where ] was a waiter.
How you have changed.' exclaimed
Lesley. But perhaps it's only circum-
stances?'
PERHAPS said Loveland.
IF / knew a way I'm which you could
help your actor friends to escape from
here and go-wherever they want 10 go.
would you take ii. / wonder" asked the
girl.
(To be continued tomorrow.)
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KELLOGG'S FOODS.

\ full line of kellogg's Foods
is carried in stock al all times.
An interesting demonstration is
now III progress. and we will be
glad TO have YOU call and sample
these foods which are used and
indorsed by the Battle Creek
Sanitarium. The demonstrator
will explain their many healthy
and benefiting qualities.
To those unable to call we will
gladly mail booklet.
Fifth floor Tenth st.