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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
CAPITAL CHAT.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Representative McGillicuddy IS amem-
Der of one of the departmental in
vestigating committees and Represen-
tative Kinds Of another but tHese com
inittees are not getting ahead very
rapidly just yet.
Quite little brush OYER the nominal
ton Of postmaster at Wilton, Maine,
has occurred of recent days and the
name of Abial II. Jones of Wilton. is
now before the Senate for confirma-
ton. 1t is understood here that Hon
Cyrus y. Blanchard OF Franklin county,
bore hand in the controversy and
other residents OF Wilton expressed
their opinions before the case was
finally settled. Some of Postmaster
General Hitchcoek's intimate friends
from Maine We're ultimately consulted
before the nomination of MIR. Jones for
another term was decided upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06

AS a result of a bullet wound in
the abdomen, Thomas W. McCluskey.
a member Of a Woodstock, N b., firm
OF produce dealers. died early Fri
day. William Bragdon. who was
charged with the shooting, which oc-
Cured on Wednesday night was re-
manded Friday for trial Bragdon,
according to the authorities, said that
he found McCluskey in Mrs. Bfag-
don's company at the Bragdon home
Wednesday night and that he shot
at McCluskey With the Intention OF
wornding him but not meaning to
kill him Bragdon surrendered to the
authorities immediately after the
shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
FIRE AT PHlPPSBUR6.
Valuable Property Destroyed in Blaze
Mill Operators Blamed

Phippsburg. Me-. May 5.-(SpeciaD.-
\ forest fire in this town this after
noon caused considerable excitement,
It broke out on the property OF George
p. Weston. who burned a small patch.
but the sudden rising of the wind
famed the flames beyond his control
and soon they crossed his land to that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
HOME MADE
Purity, CLEANLINESS Assured
The mixtures of SWEETS and fiavors
compounded nv an expert.
ICE CREAM DAILY
JIG. johnson
AUGUSTA.
Printers and Binders
STATE OF MAINE:
CnuNCH CIT MpEp

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Augusta, May 3 1911.
Sealed proposals in duplicate addressed
to the Governor and Council. for doing ali
or distinct portions of the state Printing
aif the state Binding. for two years be-
, ginning July /, 1911, will be received by
: mail at the state House. until o'clock
SP, NJ. Wednesday. May L, 1911, The same
will be opened in the Council f'hamber
NJ in the presence of such bidders as
choose to be present. The right to re
ject any or all bids is reserved. Specifica-
IRONS and forms tor bids on either
printing or binding. or both viii be for
warded on application. Address Gov
ernor and Council. Augusta. Maine,
maya, TIL sat-tu-.2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06
Mat Foley Kidney Pills viii Do For

Foley Kidney Pills are a true madicfne
They are healing. strengthening. ants u
tic and tonic Foley Kidney Pills take
hold of Your system and help YOU 10 rid
yourself of your dragging backache, dull
headache. nervousness. impaired evesight
and of all the miserable feelings that re-
sui from the impaired action of your
kidneys and bladder. Remember it is
Foley Kidney Pills that do this for you.
Bowditch. Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06

The stockholders of the Superior.
Tamarack and Lurium Copper Co
voted Friday in favor of consolidating
with the Calumet & Heela Eight of
the mine subsidiary companies of the
Calumet have now joined in the plan
Of consolidation. the Ahmeek meet
ing Of Tuesday being postponed a
week to await the development of
court proceedings in Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-06

Now IS the time to get rid or your rheu-
matism- Iou will tind Chamberlain :
Imminent wonderfully effective One APP
plicati0n Will convince you of its merits
TrN II. For sal. eN-arA- M-nnl.a.
The evening world., 1911-02-22

me- o6ou,
|"' '' the Nrfh"cuoI season appyooa,H "hrn. if ! be not wory.
! "'l 4" "d rs It Spring iomJ to me AL1AR nd oGccd mp as a sacrdce
tho Hyoc.'
! III" "'" o. hr1ft Vt make me STOag Of hcdd, ana Keep my HctreS
"'"F LE.'Sr ncS~rc my NERIE' For / &hdI need H.
Tf'" 'F fRtV Ntdos in picture hats ana roiety. on, dcHtcr me; pea,
M" ~" Ntd1HS, ana 0roSSridorS, ana Hcn,Ird0WS, GHd WidOr-RcnOS,
ana al Of tTn mat uoUd casnac ana dcroW me-
'HH@ m" thy0Ugh me sh0MopS Of hrtqG0n. mat / py BE- NcHcr
Sroior'd mp in me matrS Of lore mar rrckcd upon me rocks Of MARI.
mouU.
"f'"h me 10 SAY mop MANS Wiich sh0H MEAN nothing; ga ana
" "rfr ID htc'ttT uhich ShdI NOT Scrrc as cridccc n u Jreach Of
promise ywt.
ION dchrtr me lom Lct1t teas, Whercot / am ALWAYS hmdcd a
lennon!
"Fyom duoscIs mat rould led me uo 'bptrmtue lectures ana
LITERARY a1ous, on, HDE me- From uHSu0tes cherc longhGrcG
gcntuScS and roaring lions shan patoni:e me preSerre me; from ART cr
htbih,aY. and grooming rpbS, Oh, let me OH' For bchOd, me Sunday
pap" IS an ! kno~ Of Hraehoorc; music is unto ne ont a pleasant
NOISE; ! EH0C not Ch0pR from SchOpcnhdUer; and MdeterlHck is unto
me INT me name Of Il SAUSAGE!
"FIom REAL ESTATE agents, irh tales Of SWeet home NE, on, de.
hro me! For uwy make me dream OF suburban cottages. 7hcy make me
sec IISiONS' Yea, from houghts Of Summer 0ardcaS, from the staht Of
boby cdrrogCs, from cooling bndcs ana Dragging budegroomS, from tetea.
rtS amt Doonhght SrOHS Oh, set me ree,
"io these are me SHARES ana tcmptGhOHs rhch nc bcSet and dGr0ht
me Mp FAhILY shan not Sorc me and my common sense shan not drdi.
For, 10! / am in nc MARRYING HOOD, and / fel II coming on,
yes, ne SpunO proposal Iadcth 10 me Tune WcddiHg and the June
|ueddmO 10 me January repentance, and the January repentance 10 Reno
Serah"
The evening world., 1911-02-22
Mr.. Jarr Learns With Utter Amusement That
Wives Hate to Ask Their Husbands for Money

riou-ly. It wa Il matter | have been
tempted to speak to YOU about many
times, for It is humiliatlng ior Il wife
To- have to beg ana plead every time
she needs a penny
Yes, yes, | know said Nj. Jarr,
but read some more. It touches me
greatly"
So Mrs, Jarr again read from the ar
t!cle IN question:
Il; seemed to me that | SIMPLY
COULD NOT ASK JACK FOR MONEY.
And 80 1t has always been. have not
dared mention u moro san way of
treating me about this matter, for |
am afIail Of hurting my husbands
feelings. So | suffer in Silence and sup
pose | always SHAH"
Bully Tor her" cried Mr.. Jarr. II
do love fairy tales. Do you know that
| have come to the conclusion that me
more ilupdub a magazine prints the
mare successful it is? We ave 10 liz,
he things that are 50, and Il would
seem we only dcSIr" to read things tud'
are not 20. And tnat reminds me
/ can't you let ne have 5!?'
81 cannot" said Mrs. Jarr. "Why
do YOU give ne your salary one dyy
only TO take II away from me the neNt .
You'vc had euovTh none this week. 90
II had some little bills 10 pay at tn"
I once" pleaded Mr.. Jarr. W took
up u collection for a poor fellow and |
had to pay my dues IN the Office benefit
association. rye only got "A quarter 20
last me. Go on, sweetheart, let me
have S2''
AlL 49,. .LL- ,I.v.H1f -. a.,
The evening world., 1911-02-22

martyrs in money matters"
well. here's a line hat | hope WI
come home to YOU. too This discern
ing wife is speaking about how her
husband takes her love and affection
for a sure thing; yet failing to value
something ne thought was safe, he will
hnd the jewel gone when he at last
awakeus to its value"
Nh. true. true" murmured NJ. Jarr.
Put go on about friend husband, the
tightwad."
We'll said Mrs. Jarr, I'm glad
YOU are taking a serious situation Sc
The evening world., 1911-02-22

Here Mr.. Jarr picked NJ the p%crlodi-
cal for r%crfc't ladies' again and once
more started to read the Indictment:
I'm matters of money, the money she
needs for little things, a wife Hill suffer
In silence rather than ask for II, pride
holding a finger To her lips"
Don't stop, please said Mr.. Jlrr.
'Dh, If YOU like it 50 well YOU can read
It yourself -whcn I'm through Wit it,"
said Mrs jair.
An. E'wau. hc q good fellow plead
cd Mr Jar ",i.yo MS It few more OF
those morbid moments with married
The evening world., 1911-02-22
The Days Good Stories
For the Future

THERE a certain miristcr whose duties
.onetimCs cal INN ont n the city. He has
always arranged for Elne one o' his parish
inncr, To- keen company with his wife and little
daughter during these absences. ~Rt,tutiE, hpN-
ever. no Vas called away 81 suddenly that lie had
no opportunity uf providing a guardian.
The wife vas tey brave during Inc carly
evening. hut after dsra had fallen her courage
began to fail. size saved M with her little SRI
III there was no excuse Or sta ing any Longer,
and then tpok her upstairs 10 bed.
Nov. g. 10 slsep, dear sre SAID. "Dont
he afraid. God will protect YOU.
Yes. mother" answered. the little sd. "thatll
be- sl nLh; tonight. but the NEXT time let msac
better artanscmenta. - Human lie.
The evening world., 1911-02-22

Jarr. looking up
from a very large
ana very heavy
.o,uis last Is not in
.lu Sc Of Tire Dou-
.tput-, which were
very lisht iudrcdp
Ladies' Fashion
t.d Flurduh peril
,ii al
&c.. said Nj.
.IIHr, bat ! won I
Dol. 10. rHI |
The evening world., 1911-02-22

I. JT-A DJSODeyed O1uer III H'f III M
U F a cross grained, surly old Greek soldier os fortune had not dis.
obcycd a simple order given him by his master the history of
the Orient, and perhaps of all the world might have been s d-
ierent The Greek whose obstnacy forms this historic "f
named ciearchns The master who gave him the order a Cyrus a young
Persian prince. who craved world rower-and who almost won IT.
Persia a the most important country of the East; perhaps oil the
earth. Its King a Artaxerxes. Cyrus, ArtaxerNess younger brother
wanted the throne for himself First. urged on by Parysatis, his mother
-" m,oroI ,, n, 20 aaun p, paryso,is rushsd forward M so entwined
herself around Cyruss body that the executoner could not STAY with
out harmirs the other. Yielding to the mothers entreatics' Artaxerxes
[- Cyru. wen, to he seaside provinces Of which he wns gov
A S s::s:;.'' " :: 's s:: CO." e ;:: AZ; =, q. G.: ;.s :: g s !: :s ;:,', i: :: 4, &C.: 81; l, !;
upon the Greeks that he relied chiefly for sns'Ts. rnc' IerS hnIwn as
precision + a mighty machine. Nothing could Withstand their attack rr
military skin made him valuable.
Win n. army. a little over noo" irons, cyrus in the spring Of 'l b. c.
invaded Persia and advanced toward Babylon. its capital. Secret as we're Ills
m ms .'n "a, n, rtnN''I M on "m% u, % " , Ep " Hs nSrsnin" as .s a. foe nearly
twelve time. ronsc nn himself But he re'eI 81 his 100" Greeks to onset
The i~G hostile ar"'s. can 'oseMer at cnalHa, aao1, .y y, r%". miles miles
oo"zc with gay c@o's $ broad vas hi. line mat the left wing of cyr"'s
Eycr g% acrc% %. n M the resi- ,a of TINS S S@ Sa an 6o s"'" ,a, c 5n ,n |T tnn 5
hi. Oriental nor1c. into the rest %. S the n ,ny and n. "S" at p r.IoDe a,, Ars's srrg.
realized that If once the King verc slain and he centre of the royal army were
50 he ordered cc,rc'us , lead his 100" heavy armed Greeks straight for
Il will d. VIVA, is best, But You surely Will not expose cot " life by
taking par, in m. Dntle:"
IL am to be a King / mus % myself worthy,
at The head # the army believing that clerchns would obey orders nd strike
(,.a,,D lo"@l. co".r.hns drove hi. Greeks a; N wins Of the
!" Ss'" ; !: :." :: 1s 5'; E. go !: ' ::;; =; ,5 5: : =; ;' - TSi z: 's :; $s:.
sMF va -@.7Ssd. The dress' los, Ne ne MAJ in The enarss lad J.ncy a:
snn M'' nv IN. , [S1a NJ had s, Sss."' .~ "sn' Of o A5s'f %. s,o, 5sron attended, Esp9 Sr only. and d
Sf@ascr %. [nm tho SAD saddle I"''n pe'r ..' Se eon ne , esM p oi hs nava au e" M
I rs M , Ia.sa. n "r" ,S the , ra,@P T,..e t sa Su, sS.ossd,s nm. n p n c var c ~as s' ssss
empire and NE ss,d lie as s, ,ssn,y., ss when he n, died ., 49,. cxn. -.
dead they turned ho"ev,rd. The" oesan the world famon. March 10 h Sea
me hammered heir way to safety through thousands of miles of hostile eoun.
AtsNexes before the march, esan nc uec there ueaeherou.iy murdered
had t 5s .ss %'s.S' . %a " in TT ssf Ss'g s1' s Sna death ds,3n by torture '''' one he had
The evening world., 1911-02-22

The wcarinc,s of the Democratic Legislators, shown by their
absence from the Capitol, and the pcrcmptory orders from the boss
not TO let ii happen again. are two phases of Il situation that is
rapidly becoming as ridiculou, as il /, disgraccful.
What sort Of men are these that take pcrcmptorv orders to vote
for Shcchan. that go on voting for him until ,ulscrvicncy itself is
fatigucd, that require further pcrcmptory orders TO induce them to
keep up their attendance when a vote j. TO be taken. and that
still 20 on voting for Shcelan; Is there not among them inlcpcnd-
cnce enough to resent the shame?
The evening world., 1911-02-22
MORE PEREMPTORY ORDERS.

from Albany concerning the session Of
the Legislature when 30 many Democrats were
absent that the Republicans might have elected a
United States Senator had they chosen, said: "A
pcrcmptory order from Murphy. who remained in
New York, cant up tonight that there should not
be n recurrence of the incident"
The evening world., 1911-02-22

The Court declares that under the law a stock broker is required
to carry on n strictly Legitimate business within the limits of his
own capital. To lend ont the stock of u patron is. in The owes Of
the law, a conversion of il to the use Of the broker himself and
renders him responsible for il, so that he must pay if il declines
in value.
An enforcement of The rule will hamper a good many activities
in Wall street. and lawyers will be employed TO devise means for
cvading it. But having once been affirmed. it can never be wholly
ignored. 1t may not put an end TO the old evils, but it will check
them.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
A CHECK ON WALL STREET.

decision Of the Court of Appeals in the case
Of Mcintyre ". Whitney " Kitchen. involving
the legality OF the practice Of stock brokers in lend
ing out stock, purchased for patrons. gives prom
isc Of putting an end TO a Wall street custom
that has long been a fruitful source Of stock
gambling.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
Savings of -.
- Mrs Solomon
Being the Confessions of the Seven
HurdredB Wife.
z-srs!a..d Bu Helen Poqpland.


= EiRkEN unto me SpriRG sang OF the BdchciOr
Oh, my Bclorcd: jor ms hodrt is tmniRg up'
ms tcndcr emotions are stirring lrithiH MN
The evening world., 1911-02-22
Il FOR

VA EFORE the Employers, Liability Commission some
G9N8 Of the most prominent labor leader, in the city
made statements Of 30 .crious a nature a. 10 make
LWaTIX an official investigation imperative and immediate.
NL-AH They are TO the effect that law designed for The
2O protection Of workers h, not been properly en-
forced. y, one Of them stated: "Contrlctors won't provide safe
guards because il j., cheaper to buy insurance"
1t appears from these statements that the officials Of the Build.
ing Department believe thcmSclNo. powcrlcss to enforce the law: but
when Senator Wainwright asked what was meant ly "powcrlcs."
and whose is the blame for failure to enforce tine law. no clear
answer was given.
1t Is not Likely that any other answer will ever be found than
the simple one: "It Is cheaper to buy insurance. The law should
see TO it that thc chcapnc,> would be the other way.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
BY Roy J.. MCCardeIl.

Copyright. 1871. Dos THE Pre-, Publishing CO..
THE New lutk MurldJ
The evening world., 1911-02-22

NO. JI-A DJSODeyeU OIUeF IHHT SHVfU tn
T a crossgrained, surly old Greek soldier OK fortune had not q
obeycd a simple order given him by his master the history
the Orient. and perhaps of all the world, might have been Q
ferent The Greek whose obstinacy forms this historic "if' "
The evening world., 1911-02-22
(nr0U That Oh n
Iii His t r y
By Albert Payson Terhune


Copmsh,. 1911. +, m, prr,. Tubii,hans Co The New YOrt World.
The evening world., 1911-02-22

Instead. Clcdrchus d
goya. army. Througi I
way as a lawn mo
III before them. The i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02
Idle Capital Is
An ExtravasaI,ce

n - so~ausisy saa afford: to
d aayoae bsasos h mus, be
ksee novtns. - 90 do tho
aoot 500 Il sAesl1 sssk lssi,.
1850 sAaaeesA Thss 10, us IL.
vuscs curpclvss srem the pre-
valltas SGT sleh quick" sv,r
aHd - beet - ths sood Ways
Y Of our euvseashsrs. Put your
nseaes lnlo sonzelhing as home.
WHARF n Win NxLr YOUR
osOoeo SOWN saa enhance the
other inssreses yeu may have.
why no( bsll1 . home'
1hs~s's No salislacti0n llkc that
borse Of the know ledge you
own . homo. Start Il today
asd tomorrow youii awaken
with . sssitng OF iadspendsrse
Iibe thst Of i71e. OF coase
scn'il need lumber. but We cen
qrichIy help you out. rs our
stock h complete sud mos, %.
csu 90 ~ eils1 the day No
Get then.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02

a (Nos Coal Landsl
Dspsrtmsqt st sAs Interior. Uaitsd
etases l4anl 00es at Laksvisv.
" August ~. 1871.
: Noties " heesby Oivss that Blneda
itaw xhurst OF klamath talls. Ors0pa,
Sho. % December 15tA. lSos. ns1s
timber and stoae sppllcaeioa No.
o3sss. for ~ NWx. Nwk NWk
section ~. NEh MEX section -.
township ~ B.. range : =. william
ssts Meridian. has alsd notice Of In
tsntion 70 make nnai proof to sstsb-
lish claim TO the land above described
before r.. u. Richsr1soa. DATED
States commissioner. at klamath
Fails. Oregon, on the s7th day Of
October. 1911.
Claimant names - witnesses:
y. w.. Shannon. II. y. Whltsllse.
,. G. Smith. John Jsnoss. ~ ~
klamath raiIs. oysson. q. (,
o-3%-te-3e Heolsees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02

,No, coal lands,

sNW co&s tWuouy
Department, OF the Interior. unitsd
sts,ss Land OfIicc Mt l.akeview.
gr.gon. September 80. 1911
Stt.cr IA hereby given that Herbert
" Asant. whose possosacs address 81
FAIRY. Oregon. did on the sld day o.
stAs, 1oli. Gle In tils oGlcs sworn
ftatsment and appllestion No. eSeae.
~ purchase the NDk oDx. ~ NJ;
y. Section ~. TewnsAip % ., rasgs
10 z. Willamette Meridian. aad The
timber thssson. uadss the provtsions
Of he ~ o. Juns Z. 1878. and acss
anendatory. knovn - the ''Tiubsr
and oeose Law" q snch value On
might b axe1 by appraisamcas. and
that, pursuant 10 such application.
the land and timber thereon have
been Appraised n total OF esio. tho
timber sstimatsd q sso.ooo bssard
feet st u pss ~. end tho land st
$50; that said applieant viii oaer
ANAL proof 10 support Of his applica-
tion and sworn statement on the %
day Of Dscsmbss. 1911. before e. n.
Def.Ap. county clerk At klamath
county. at klamath Pals. Oregon.
Any person is q libssty 70 protect
this psrchsss before eatry. o. initials
= eontsst q sny time before patent
lssuss. b. 1iiss : corrooosats1 ~.
A. ~ - HA0a a0~~ aes~~A~- 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02
|nf'Ils lll1 nm
4 ullftIlm + lluIs

- ssve rsese seeees -
e eese v0 , vsv - =
eesseses o. peesee pants - orA Il.
~. Asesse' vn'es wees snsseuee u
- 49, - ~ esilesae nb norm
- - r"eesee :. =. Dssces' me
eoueessee eess'css q tve eeepsifu'
e'easdsss AZ : 49, Ns'es esessa.
nseee u esooas - 2 nsoeR .
ossss une p'ants. eeesssseueg eeesiy
g veesa ,ose. Tss sve na'a sehees
es'Ie'se heve eess esesssseese v'eh
- nseov ssess' ~ va 49,
ocs .ee'ne sysss.e ~ - ~
ses'sees ~ % & S.vs sss . - q g enss e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02
roo LArr 10 CLASSIFY

FOR RBNT-rroat room. furnished;
with psivses family. s3s walnut
street. 1i s-st'
ROOMS -Ro0leS ROOMS - Olsan
sunAy roons q The White ilouss.
ls7 First. cor. Plae 3.3w
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02
Mills Addition
BAR'G!A.IN N S

0iy-reom hunoaDews wsso1 sno pIao
tssed; vith water H. 'hosss. snd
twe lots sense; lsvss chsshss
Aosss ssd pssk. Prsss os.eee
part cash; balance 70 ssit.
rhsee-seom cottage ~ ethss ont.
bnll1lags; . good yell on bnct
perch. Price e1so, half cash, ~.
snss U suit. II ysn vast . ~,
htela homs - snrs Aa1 ~ ~.
4 tsv choice Iots. oaly ees b)ook fson
3 eehooI. q ele lows ss1. 90 vi
month; oshss iols - ~ seol loWn
and o6 pss nsossh; - saxss ap1 N
intesese; ve havo w q 81 pog)a
NJ Milk . DassoW Al1ltloas; -
hsve Ehet yon vaah v1sn you
Hant Il. asd whore you van1 4 u
n prices and tssino 70 suil. = 4
rtvs-Poom houts snA one lol; house
ell plsstessd end vlpel, hjlaAso
iileh. Price ei.1ee, - ~ -.
. haIance sasy tsv0s.
Choice building lots 61joislne ~
{, nav school building; 80 down en-
7 ~ pr nosth; othsr lets II ~
posts ot (hs sl6ltiou.
oh6lee acrssss nve-sishths o. Z nile
(towa q ose au1 tn Asse (saslss IN
unesF eultlvstlna 80 u seep; par(-
I y tsscsd anl With othss lmpeeve-
mshts' Price oiss g olSe ~
Owens Realty 60.
4 Oos. ssuks, ~ lls1Vnw oveuu1D y
z MtlA ApDey v0Q ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-02
WANT MONOPOLY
Of TELEGRAPH
rusaPoeT COMPANY sAys rnrs
o. olp LINZ AND ASKS N.
s,RsrArn ooansnNcn no Uss
rrs rNosn "
National Nsws sssvies

! Natjoual Nswp Service
| Nrw Yong o. s-o,.,nl..
sAss ~. Ansr,s.. psop,. -. .avi.s
~ ooo eoo : 49, nors A. ~,
Issls.r.nh ssrv,es ia. shsv sAe.ia.
IN sAsa sA. a. M. son,as,,- n
eAs,r eGert. "a I'M - co.pSsIt,o.
-. r~.l.as,.,,. . ~o.o.rIv h. -.
ssr.s,a ~ ,,.Ss H. r.Is,c.1 49,.
1870 r.mr..v -. -, sn l.s.rsssss
~ n.rce cesrn,..,cs ,.vs.ss..ssc.
- ~ ss,,sr..A h..,,... - ~ pI.ss.
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you've taught me to look at things diff
ferently. Did you hear about-about
what's been going on at Iowa City,"
81 read in the paper something
about big mass meeting where Har-
old Du Val made speech the like Of
which had never been heard at the
university before and where the stu
dents agreed unanimously to put a
stop to betting on athletic events"
she replied "Why didn't you ever
write and tell me what you were do
ing?"
II thought you'd find out anyway II
I did anything worth WHILE" he said,
"and if 1 didn't you had better not
know"
II think it was glorious" said Mabel.
"Do you think I've squared things
now?" he asked.
Eyes, I believe you have" she re-
piled, land more too"
"And now may have my reward"
"Your reward?' she said inquiringly.
"Isn't it enough reward to be deserv-
Suly Tue HoSt popular inah III Sicds
universityT
"That isn't anything" he replied.
81 didn't do 1t for popularity, Mabel,
and I'm afraid I never would have
done it just to even things up, but I
did it because a certain brown eyed
girl told me to. And the brown eyed
girl is the reward l want, Mabel. Can't
you tell me that you care for me just
littleT"
Mabel looked up at him gravely.
"Are you quite sure that it isn't
Gladys that you care for?" she asked.
Perfectly" he answered. ut was
that other Harold that cared for