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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Change and Rest.

"Hello, BILL" remarked a Market
street salesman as he met FRIEND
yesterday in a lunch cafe, "where
have you been +? I haven't seen YOU
for the last three weeks"
"Well," replied the vacationist,
wearily, "I'lF tell you. I've beer
away. Went on the recommendation
of my doctor. Seemed to be all rur
down and wrong. The doc said l was
nearly all in, had been working toe
hard. He advised me to 60 to the
seashore for change and rest. / did
and here l am. The boardwalk goi
the change and the hotels got all the
rest"
He looked tired, and his friend he.
lieved him. m.-Philadelphia Record.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Startling Indeed.

A University of Pennsylvania pro-
fessor who is teaching in the summer
school is somewhat absent minded,
and when he is engrossed ina subject
it requires the most startling state
ment to arouse him from his work.
After trying several minutes to gain
his attention visitor, who knows the
professor very well, leaned forward
and said quietly:
"Your wife has stopped talking"
The professor looked up.-Philadel.
phia Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Change of Menu.

Representative Gardner, of Massa.
ehusetts, says the Washington Star,
npropos of an immigration case he
had investigated, said the other day:
"The trouble with this immigrant
was that he didn't know what was
good for him. We are all more or
less like that. The things that are
best for US are the things that we
most dislike"
Mr.. Gardner smiled.
"A woman" he said. twas COM
planning about the depredations of her
dog.
Only yesterday she cried, 'he
broke into the larder.
Dear me, said her interlocutor.
Did he eat much?'
He ate,' she replied, every
blessed thing except the dog biscuit. "
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Not in Use.

Mayor Speer, of Denver, was talk
ing about a bill of which he disap-
proved.
"Why, bill like that" he said,
"would soon put the city in the con-
dition of the Cinnaminson Scimetar.
"The foreman of the Scimetar's &
composing room said to the proprieto,
one day:
"'We need drawer, boss, to put
these blocks in.
"'We haven't got drawer that's
not in use, said the editor-proprietor.
Then he paused and added: Except
the cash drawer. You might as well
take that. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Work Out Problems.

In your framing operations don't dc
things because some one else does
them, but figure out the why" for
yourself It is the farmer who works
out his own problems that is the sue
cess. Good thinking and good farm
ing go together.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
TRY BALL BLUING.

The housewives friend on wash.
day. Large package 10 cents. Blue
that is all blue. Once RED CROSS
BALL BLUE is tried, all others are
discarded.
There is reason: Liquid bluing
Is weak solution of colored water,
while Ball Bluing is solid blue, clear
through. Price, 10 cents. ALL GRO
GERS
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
ruheroulosls Among EowIs.

tuberculosis has It's victims among
animals and human beings where
there is scarcity or fresh air and
sunlight Roup and kindred diseases
attack fowls deprived OF these essen
tials.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03

They were a young couple and
talked in loud voices on account of the
rattle of the elevated trains. He was
not in a good humor.
81 wonder" she said, "why the al
lowances of m ,ney made to wives by
husbands are called pin money!
81 suppose" he explained Grossly,
"it's because it sticks the husbands.
Popular Magazine.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03

DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar
coated, easy to take as candy, regulate
apd igyigorate stomach, liver and bow
els. Do not gripe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY

for Red, Weak, Weary. Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart-Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid, Csc.
SOC. $1.00. Murine Eye Salve-. in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03

Hamlins Wizard Oil is recommended
by many physicians. 1t is used in many
public and private hospitals. Why not
keep bottle on hand in your own home?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03

"Will you be miner"
eyes, till we are married."
"Till we are married?"
eyes, then you'll be mine. Toledo
Blade.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03

Mothers win Lad Mrs. windows Soothing
pyrup the best remedy to use foT their children
aurtng the teethiHg period.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
oodS
SarsapariIIa

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Ston1acbA,


has a who's XXI
properly digest his food will
insuficenly nourished.
PfERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
flow Of !
di6eshiVe Juices mail
perfect, The Hrera -
is
klesh.buHder tonic. makes
and cool in IudaemenG
This Discovery"
absolutely alcohol
ingredients
Its ingredient
medicine Don't
remedy
made by during 40 neehorhood
Worlds Medical
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-11-03
Be Cured In Your Own Home

Rheumatism, Stomach
concentrated
Address MOUNTAIN WONDER COMPANY
lain SretP
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

0Qs 0erpeilen pss Nbmis
raIs Sogp in oieiem Qanpe rset ben
9eounten an, einen etptgen 5riebens.
pertrug nit Sapan 81 fhlieBen, tpie er
ioeben nit GnaIano uno Srantreih gu
Stanbe getommen 1T. llnisres Wiiz
iens lisgt elmer folheu lObenspertben
Nbiiht nitts i'm Wsge, ss lei oenn IN.
iere WtilitariIten, tpelde behuupten,
bab Die Ger. Stuuten bic 5errihuft
auf osm StiQsn S3eaH fubren miibtsn,
uno Die iupaniihen MiIitariIten, nell
de oieIe Serrfhaft fir ibr Qano III
Nn'pruh nebmen. Bor Dem gs'unoen
Wenihenperitanoe tonnen iote III
bsrnbetten fih niht bebauptsn. DIR
Stille S5son 9ebort ipsosr uns, nod
Sapan. ionoern Der aansen WeIt. IS
tann babsr Elm Streit I'm bieie Serrs
ihdft nitt auftommsn, na ale iibri1en
Wdhts energiIh Steuun9 qe9en ieoen
Veriu6 nehmsn piiroen, iolt]e 5errz
Id1aft geltsno gu MAIDEN. Reibunaen
5piIhen uns uno Sdpan tOnnen nur
auf gruno Der gtnpanoerun9sfrugs
entitebsn, bic tpisherhoIt gu urdnges
nebmen Situattonsn gefiihrt bat. 5iir
oefen Taq folIte cine frie0Ithe 5hIths
tun9 porQeisben rperoen. Sm 3uIdmz
menbanQ nit oi:iem 3hema fpriht bic
aneIozameritaniite BreIIe aud bon sts
nem geitritt 0eutihIdnos gu benz
5rieosnsbunbe. Die aeleqsntlih baran
gstniipften gsmertungen oon Der eiiens
gspan3srteu SauIt, Die niht am Cos
itlaqen gebinoert Isin uno oaber
ourh einen 0srtrd9 fih nift bins
min nil, fino gdn3lih unans
esbrudt. 3piihsr 9eutihIano uno
ben 8sreintqteu Staatsn tpiro inn
mer Trieben paItsH, aud obne Der
traq, ou 3tpi'hen ben beioen 2dn6ern
d6IoIut teine Reibunqspuntte oentbar
IinD. Gher tann man nit 6iniiht auf
bas prinsip Der pffsnen 5hiire pon et=
1sr moQIihen gunbssqsnoTenidaft re-
ben. Wiro aber Elm formeIer gertrag
9etpiirfht, 10 Iteot niht Der utuoeife
Gruub Dor, bub 0eutihIuno iih ubs
lebnsno per6ielte, ss fei oern, buB IS
bas prd3eoen3 oes amsrituniftsn Der
TRACES gu psrmsioen piin'tt, neil es
nift bsreit rpdrs, nit urnerer QGnbsrn
9Ieihs 9ertrGoe gu itliebsn. Won
bari nitt per1eiIsn. oaB bic bipIomdti.
ihsn glnoeleQsnbeiten Teutitlanhs
niht 10 einfu6 unb ionutfd iino, pis
bic unieri1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

SJarmern gu perbieten. bdB lie on
alsinbGnpler pertaufsn, fonoern ihrs
Waaren bios bem Wtdrttpublitum an
bieten. Sin iplhes 9eIes miro lid
niht purhfiibren IaiIen. Wtan tann
Sarmern oas Rstt pes 9ertaufs, ehs
Iie gum Martts eetpmmen Itno, nlht
pertiir3sn. Soounn peroen Die gar
msr purh Elm foIhss Gefeb iibsrbaupt
pom Wartte ferneebalten tperoen. gtur
Elm tIsiner gruhtbeiI Der gspOIterung
fauft auf benz Narfte. 9aourd 'ino
bic Burmer gs5pungen, an 8lsinbdnos
Ter gu psrtdufsn. I'm 2eBtere dussus
fhdlten, miiBten iebr umfahenos Vprz
tsbruusen gstroffen peroen. Dts'e
tpiiroen beitebsn in Wdrttbdllen, tpslhe
8eleuenbeit bieten, bic an einem 2a9s
niht psrtduTten Wdarsn an etnem tiib.
len Srte dufsubslpabren, ,uno es miibte
aud jeoen Gag Wartt 9ebalten psr=
ben, gu ioIden @inrihtuneen mag es
pielleiht einmul tommen, uber es III
taum bentbar, bab es in abiehbarer
3eit gefteben pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Sic Sinans.R

Der prdfibent Der gitp RutionoI
gdnt Of Netp gort, Grant u. ganpers
lip, bat Die Ngitatton su 9unitsn Der
alori6ihen 3sHtralsgant sr0finst.
Der Ssrnpuntt fsinsr Reos lisot in Der
@epeisfibrung. oab unier gantipitsm
mangsIboft organiitrt 1T, fpesisu in
Der Siniit)t, oob tsin 3uIommsnhang
5niIten ben 5auienben Don RationaI.
gGnten beitebt. Sn 5oIae beTsn iehls
RE gemeiniame StiiBs, um finanBieas
Stiirme Su iiberoauern. 9urauf tann
nan nit ben Sran3oisn antportsn:
Sin rihti9 gsftsLItes 8roblsm 1T 3ur
6Glfte gel0it. 9smnad III aud ods
umgstsbrts tpabr, bab Elm faIit esitsl.
tes probIsm tsine Q0funq brinot.
llnieres grmsFsns aber 1T bds qrobs
lem niht rittig geitslt. neil Die 9lb.
ii6t porIie9t, Banitsn gu iibsrpinoen,
lpdbreno Die aufsabs barin beitebt. iis
5G perhiiien.
Ddbrso anbsrs Gambler pon pa
ni.en ieit bisrsig Sobrsn beritont
gebIiebsn iino, boben lie Iih bel uns
msbrfah eingsiteQt, 10 Dab man in
europa BON bsm amsritantihen 9onts
peien aIs elmer tnternationdlsn 8ss
iahr ipri6t. Dieter untsrItiso sfpis
iten bier uno oriiben 1T absr nift ben
ganten 5u3uihreiben, Ionbsrn uni.rem
5tnan5ipItem. @s banoeit iih affo
Mot um cine Rsfprm i'm gantneien,
pie Der Qlori6fte pIan oas beabiit.
tlqt, ioHoern i'm Jinanspeien. Mi.
mir in legterem puntte oeiiinoiat ba.
ttH, III CUR 9snuge betunnt. 3uerft
pabsn mir eins qantt in 5cIee Der
Greenbads SHflatioH, bann in Solge
Der SiIber. SuflatiOn uno itlisBli6 in
5olge Der gantnotsn. 5nflQfion gebabt.
2estsre llrTdde III nod niht debiih=
reHp eetpirbiot esporoen. Gs pirb
nohl 3ugeitanoen, ooB Die 8antnotens
2irtuldiiou DON 1897 bis 1907 fid1 in
ungebuhrIiter Wsiie ausaeoebnt bat.
cher man iiberiieht Die gbotiabe. oob
aus pieier RotensS Snfidtion Der Grim
banssihpinbel ith sntfpideIte, Der
fhlt.blih 3ur 9unit Don 1907 fiby.e.
Warum ssnflationsn pdnitsn Der.
urfnfen miifen, liest duf Der 5ano;
BE uriade 1T fosur fhon in Dem
@Drte ssnflatioH ausaeoriidi. gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Geiitise mnS bOiiide 8ansoro-
nuns iu 9eutihlano.
Bon profsfTOr Riharb W.
Wieher.

Dor Dsnigen Wonater III Der sr'ts
rDreaonousbt" Der itaIieniiten 5lpt.s
rom Stopel sslaufeu; Der Reultns. ben
snthuiiuitiihe Miinfhe Der 9iopiu.
Stalia besleitsn, trdst Den Ramen -
rDante". gs tperoen in D.utfhlauo
reht piele Greabncusbts ssbaut ipey,
ben muHen, .be elmer auf ben Ransn
.goetbe" eetuuft piro. eSnbeb BEL I'm.
feren Ranborn. ben .fripolen' unS
npereeblihen" Gransofen. ois bod
9iemano etner llnttrfhdbune militia
ridden Rubms befduloigen miro, iras
gen ldnef. erobe ariessIdrff. a:e ga.
men GROCER grieoensmdnner: .go5s
boroet" bsibt zines nah bem sroben
GAsmiter uno GqrtierittsRbileiOpbsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

Tte RegeIn in ge8u9 auf Die
suIaFung pom GinDduoersrn beoiirfen
offsntuRoig elmer Heptiion, um Dem
llnperItanp BON Ginrpanoerungsbeams
ten porsu6eugsn, tpslhe pinihenspers
The QerIonen aus Dem 2anee halten
unb oen WtttgIieoer Der Shlpar5en
S1ano freien Ginlub gsrpGbrsn. Sine
qriinDti6e RepiFon erbeiiht ieopd bic
9tbIhaffuue oes ge'eBes, oas ilh ges
esn tontrattIid gsoungens Irbeiter
ri6tet, bd es iih ais unptrt'am erples
fen bat, um Die SntereFen Der 4rbetter
gu bsi6ubsn uuo lsotglih gu unIlnnl'
Ger uno tprunniiter gebanplun9 Der
Giupano:rer fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

Il m ben il bsr urerIhptngIife
greifs fir GemiiIe tLagenDen sSnbiona.
polifern gu 6ilFs gu tommen, bat Der
8itgermeiiter jener Stabt Elm Gpms
mittee eiHgeiest, um nod Der llrfahe
Der Sbeuerung gu fOrfhen. Die bsrsits
feftgeitelItsn 5batIadeH Tino BON gro=
bem Sntereife, oa iis erfebeu laNen, um
rpis ptsl mehr oas 9ubii,um beaahen
mug, ais Der 5armer erbalt. gurten,
fir pelfe Der 5armsr 10 Gents bas
8ubeno er6ieIt, purben auf benz
WurttItanb fir flint Gents oas StHd
pertauft, alfp fir 90 Gents oas DuBe
END. 3omaten. fir psl6e Der syarmer
G1.25 ben 8ufbel erbieIt, toIteten ouf
oem Wfarttitanp 10 Gents bas pFuno.
Dd Rah osm GsieB Elm guIbel Somas
ten so gfunb fpiseen mub. 10 erbiett
Der gambler fir eineG Gudntitdt, bic ibn
$1.25 getoitet bate. bic Gumme BON
feds Dollars. 4neeiidts oiefsr burf
hie 9leinbdnbfsr perurfdhtsn Shsus.
funs gebt pas 9erIanaen babin. ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

- Sm Z 1onn Rf. pisnfant
tei Nocine. mis-. ipurbe an syftitcg
Elm FARMER Tomsns Dt1iam Daoins
Lamb bon sinsr Nib estporbsHen Hua
su goben serannt uno su1eoe sstrdms
psll. Rein Tlsnfn mar txi benz unfnIl
3uetasn. Gsin Scbn fonb ibn vrIs fpis
ier nit sinssbriidttm 9ruitsofvn uno
cebrcntnen Rippen Dor ner Stuflthnr
cnf bem Hobtn liessnb DOR. Der o.
i6btets funb i'm 79. Qebensiabf unb
mar bis Dor slf Sobren an Der Mdfi.
nss Driper Wonufaeiurine 90. bstfsi.
Iigt. Or mar einer Der onosiebsnfsn
G9Ditsn bes Gounins unb fam Dor
eiipo 80 Jnbren In iens Gtgsnb. Gr
binttrIdbt neben feiner Ddstin sieS
Gobne unb orei 1DMttr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
dauIt ausrthG

Gsbr.r (ber einsn E6iilsr b<im Qirs
f6snIttblen srtoppt): MAS ma4ii Du
benn bo oben ouf bsm 0auHe. 8ritg-
I'D - ID lDollt' bIob n poct an
bGuneH. ois 'ruHterssfotlsa maven
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
pisIpeuauaI.

ia, In abletbarsr 3eit fpirS au6
uniers GornIon bic itlbsraas uai.
form tsdsen.s
Dadfif6: ~aaHn bsnn unfer Nsrs
f4oasrunosDsrsin ni&sS booessn mo.
4sai-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

Derry Sortmer = q n D a pal
nie betIiame Wirtung 9sbabt, ben Rom
qreB gu etnem 9sisBe anau'pornen,
6as ieopeoer Sorm Der Sorruption BET
apnoreBpablsn entgegentritt. Die be-
itimmteite Iustunft piro gsforoert,
uno 3tpar Dor Der Wubl, iiber aae 9els
Der, Die fir Primdrpablen uno Die
SauptipobI perausgabt porben Itnn
uHo rper lie erbalteu bat. 3uoem tDers
ben Die Iegitimen Nusgaben fir Ssnu=
tprstpdbIen auf $4,000 uno fir RE
prGfentantenpabIen aui $4,000 be-
fhrGntt. Utit fpe3ieqer Rudiiht auf
bic Gntbulunqen in Der 2orimerI6cn
InaeIsQenbeit 1T es aud Itrengitens
nerboten, oub Ganoiodten Ientsr Oers
fpre6en. 1as lit cine beionoers pi6s
tids Refprm. Tenn Die gefdbrlihIte
sForm Der aprruption bsItebt in Der
Memterpatrondae.
gs 1T niht unrpabritetnIi6,
baB RuBtano in Der marrOtanii Ten
4ngelegenbeit psrmitteIt bat, oa ss auf
biefe Wsiie elmer unangenebmeu GrDrs
tsrune nit Ieinsu gunoesesnofen eutz
sing. gnsIano uno 5rantreit buttsn
Elm Rett, 3u erparten, ooB RuBIdnO
ihnen in einem arisge gegen Deutih'
lamb bethlehem piiroe. Qqein bieIes 1T
an unD fir iidb nidt duf eineu 8rieo
pprbersitet uno nod bel ruentgsr 1T
ss piqeHs, on sinem 8riege tbeiI3u:
nebmen, Der niht i'm WtnoeIten in fsis
mem sSntere'fe liegt, oa in Wldrptto
fir RubIano nthts gu bolen 1T. Ss
1T jeooh ntht pahrihsinIih, oab es
ruiftiher unteritiiBung bsourfte, um
gnoIanps 5on gsgen 0eutihIano gu
milbern, 0a bic oeutIde RegIerung
poqauf i'm Stanoe 1T, ii6 gegen JIss
eeIsisn islbsr 81 I6iBsn. Die Qufgobe
Der rufiiteu Diplomatic beItano ods
rim, 5rantreih 81 Der 9etpdbrung Der
GntihGotgung 81 bepegsr, ypelhe
9eutidIono fir feinen o0qtger 9ers
stht auf Wturotto Toroert.
an BEN RrQDQll Der Stras
Benbabusr gu Tes Moines, Sopu, bat
pds 9eri6t nit einem Ginbaltsbefebl
eingeartffen. Der fth aber Rtht eegen
bic Streiter aQetn, fon0ern aud gegsn
bic Strabenbabnz8eI rihtet,
Elm letosr fsItenes geiiptsI bon unparz
tsiiider 8ebGnoIung. Der Strabens
z8efeQihaft rpiro befobIsn, ben
Eonbutteur ipegeu Deifen GntlaTung
cer Streit eHtitano, tpiecsr an3uiteuen,
big untsrIuht perbsn tann, oh Die
GutlaTiung berehtigt mar. Sn oisism
gefebl Iiegt bic ,5oee gu elmer Q0iurg
nes Strett groblems uno spar in Der
gDeiis, Dab bic Ritter burh GeIeB
aHgepieien iuerDen, i'm Sale eines
GtreitS ginbaItsbeiebls an Die Strei=
fer sur Wahruna oss 5rieoens uno
TortisbuHq Der 4rbeit unb an bic Mrs
beitge6er CUR 5ortfibruna beg getries
beg 3u erlaiien, big bic Geri6te ents
itjte6en babeH, oh cine 8ersdtiaung 3u
bem Strsit borIug ooer nidt. Die aez
eignetite Wlethooe pdre, Die pom Stuate
siHgeiebten &ommiiIioHen 8ur Shlihs
tung pon Streits nit rihtsrlihen &C.
tn1I4prt rtt631tFtn++sn
The evening world., 1911-11-15
81 MAGGIE PEPPER
@9
NS

brought with her from the ONCE and
had since forgotten. She picked It up.
and. carrying IT with her into the par
Tor, seated herself by the table. opened
1t and read.
As she did so the bloom vanished
from her checks and left her pallid.
She huddled In her chair, like one
MORALLY stricken. A low groan broke
from her lips. At the end, she threw
her arms on the table, buried her face
In them. and so rested motionlcss for
hours, In the ~quietude OF despair.
This vas the letter. which bore the
heading of Holbrooke q Company and
the date Of hat day:
Miss Margaret Pepper;
AS you are dissatisfied with the man.
ner In which the business OF Holbrooke
* Co. is carried on We think 1t desir
able to Ill your place with some one less
critio-i h you appear to be. Here.
W. -3ur salary TIL Saturday night.
Yours truly,
HOLBROOKE & CO.,
Per Il II
The evening world., 1911-11-15
Founded ON the Rose Stahl
:: PLAY Of the Same Name:

/ was so fortunate as 10 follow the
method best suited TO the emergency.
lis coo,ness distilled a dew to assuaee
the fevcrs OF the GIRL His magnetism
tranquillzed her from instant to instant
increasingly, So, now. when he i'd
dressed her again. she was ready TO
listen with understanding, almost with
an open heart.
ION my honor, Miss Pepper he said
firmly, ~ am not guilty In any way.
Please believe me. Will you not!''
Again she declared TO herself that the
man was a brute. and In the saying she
felt that II was she who lied. She voiced
a final PROFESSIONALLY. without ooa-
viction:
Well, anyhow, you tod uargen what
/ said, n he
Joseph interrupted sharply. The girl
was lovely in that pose OF detection.
but no was eager to gaze again into the
splendid deeps OF her eyes. 1t was time
that she acknowledged the fact OF her
error. that she returned to a fair de-
gree OF happiness. II was shameful that
one thus beautiful should be so over
whelmed with wretchedness as to call
him names In such outrageous fashion.
lie did not mind II for himself. but he
could not bear II that she sAouli be In Z
state OF rand as to give way SO COM
pletely. AS he answered her
fnal attack. his voice was severe:
Il have never mentioned your name
to Mr.. Hargen. Miss Pepper-never in
my life. Whatever he has DONE. he "a
on his own authority, without consult
Ing me in any way. without my know t
edge. For the rest. sou will know ~
attitude in the matter very shorty.
Now. permit M. please"
CTo Be Continusd.)
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my Dear, She Is So Jealous That You
Could Scrape the Green off of Herr"

She was bending low owe a bottom
drawer when she heard a voice that
brought her erect In an instant. with a
quick flush OF anger on her face and her
curving lips set In their harshest lines.
The man whom she had so execrated In
the vigil OF the night stood at ease be-
fore her, smiling and debonair. and his
voice. as he spoke. was CHEEKY ana
friendly:
I've been thinking over what you
said to me. Miss Pepper. and, as you
see. I've cut out all that London stun
discarded the laugh. hung away my
cane for another sort OF day. stopped
smoking during office hours-beastly
bore. that! Hellol that wind-up
sounds Englishy. I must watch out,
. Anyhow. It's pretty good for
a starter. | fancy-all in one day. you
know"
He beamed down on her expectantly.
waiting for the response that did not
come. But the flushed face and shining
, eyes deceived him for the moment. and
he went on. without any suspicion as
to her mood. "Oh, yes. I'm n full
fedgel business man. Why, rye die
tated a ~half-dozen letters since I saw
you. A bit busy. eh-for me?'
II got one OF them Maggie said
evenly. although her voice came curl
ously mufhed.
Not for worlds would she have lie,
him know the tumult that ragged within
her breast. First. she must gain com
mand OF herself. She could never for
give herself II she were to break down
in the presence OF this man. VINO now
1t seemed. was pleased TO hout hei
misery by his presence. Once sure OIL
: hNoslk che wewd show him The cen
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tempt she felt, the adherence. In a
manner he would never forget.
Yes" she repeated. In n tone that
was ~llstless from straining against the
leash I'm which she held IL. Il received
one OF your letters"
"Eh? What's that?' The air OF sur
prise assumed by Joseph was so con-
vinclng that Maggie despised him
rather more than before. II snch n
thing were possible. by reason OF his
hypocrisy.
1t was clear that the young proprietor
Of Holbrooke and Company possessed a
vicious streak somewhere In his char
acter, which led him to delight In In
ficting wanton cruelty. Otherwise. how
could he stand there In this paltry dis
guise OF Innocence. watching the futile
writings OF his victim with the teroci-
Gus complacency OF a beast OF prey?
Tell m~e-explaln. please. Miss Pep
per-" he urged and his voice was suave,
c~ourteously pleading.
oh. It was abom!nable' His malicious
I pretense OF ignorance stung the girl be-
You'd endurance.
You needn play with me In that
STYLE she cried. hlrshly. You know
perfectly well what letter I refer to-"
The eyes that met his were Ike steel
IN their hardness. though the red lips
were quiverins strangely,
Il mean the letter you sent mo In be-
half of tho Arm, the one signed with
your initlals-thc letter firing me, on,
OF course, | hurt your Manipulating
the way I did TO You about Holbrooke
and Company. But II was you-you
sneak,-that led me on to II. You're a
contemplate cur, Mr.. Joseph Holbrooke
that's just what | think OF you. l.
Htsd-to help you'll ! thought you were