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Atlanta Georgian., 1912-08-01
Met Old S1Ueetheart Here.

sFinaly he admitted that he had been the Tenderon.
When Atlanta stopped the Piedmont old
of his he sad called him congratulate him his
rage.
vannah
Savannah put up Hotel DeSoo and while there my
husband dsked take back Philadelphia
without engagement ring hand and told buy
myself We jewey and husband selected a
ring giving payment draft my the
Company Philadelphia We only remained in Sa
vannah about week going from there to New York
Savannah to New York by steamer At New
registered the Plaza hotel where remained only
days back Philadelphia and registered
Stratford hotel where remained about
weeks back New York and registered the Hotel
Asor From
Newfoundland purchased tickets the Red
Office securing them he told that something might hap
pen the trip and that if should die killed in
accident would be left penniess and he thought if
loved did that should make will favor
leaving my money and property saying that should die with
will that would have hard time getting
willing please him in and readily consented He
brought he introduced Mr. McCleakand
he said his friend and attorney Mr. McCeakand drew the
will strangers called witnesses and signed according
to their instructions
cone night the deck of the boat from Nova Scotia
Mr. Grace picked and sat the rail He tried
in the screamed and finally he let me down
Says He Carried Pistol.
Johns took buggy drive around the city
look the famous fisheries there and while walking
cliff which with cobbe he became
continually stopping pick pretty little
that wanted bring home with and while STOPPING
pick stones he push and when he
exhibit badly Scared limb result He very anxous for
keep about and make publicity of the matter lie
always anxious all times for keep his hid
o--+-"ed or Two.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-08-01
z AC S
AT FORT ERIE,


Frst-Caper Sauce, 11-5, first; Rust
ling, 8; Ondramon, is. Also ran:
Breast Plate, Parade, Kilo, Commola.
seoond-carousaI, 10, first; Tea Rose
12i Micoosukee, 3-5. Also ran Fatty
Grub, Bryanry, Gerard, Martha Allen,
Cutie b., Burnt Candles. Field Flower,
Doc Tracy, Morris Friedsam.
Third-1uckhorn, 2-s, first; chry.
ses s.; Creme do Mentho, 1-3. Also
ran: Commoner's Touch Cliff Stream.
Fourth-Ringmaster, AS, first; St.
Abe, 1-2; Lamp Black, 35. Also ran:
Gun Cotton.
Fifth-carlton Club, 3-5, first; Little
Pal, 9-5; Gold Mine, 1-2. Also ran: lie
dor, ABDUL Boony Doom, Monsieur x,
Florida's Beauty
sixth-Napier, 7, first; Fond, 5; Lew
Day. Wiley, Senator Sparks.
sevonth-Busie, 2 1-2, first John
Reardon, 2; Judge Monck, 3-5. Also
ran: Volthorpe, Coppertown, Font,
AT BUTTE.
First-Parnel Girl, 8, first; Dr. Neu-
fer 8; SaIgrade, 2. Scratched: Otto
Girl, Fleeting Fashion, Ramsay Seven
Full. Sixteen, Vanir Aftermath, Lady
Macy.
second-Joe Knight, 1t-5, first; Lady
StaIwart, I; LaCasadora. AS.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-08-01
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

Score: r. HE.
CHARLOTTE. 9
AANIE<1SO4N. D
High and Malcomson, Hogue and NIL
liman. Umpire Rudderham
Score: r. II r.
WINSTON SALEM . 3 4
sheesley and Powell; Doak and Ware,
Umpire, Henderson.
Score: RH.E.
GREENVILLE =. 2
SPARTANBURG. e.. =. =. s 1
Frey and Colby; Taylor and Coveney.
Umpire, Brungs
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-08-01
SECOND GAME.
FIRST INNING.

he Barons won the second. s to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-21
IS Inches Wide---75& a Var

For tailored and skirts for vacation and outing
travelling these French Rme Linens equaed by
other linen fabric.
This line includes white and following shades amethyst
blue hunter seal brown golden brown
the shade that is the rage in Paris" KIarny pink
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-21
Some Broken Lines of Popular
White Goods and Wash Goods
At l7&a Yard for Choice

A special Friday sale of several broken lines of
White Goods and Wash Goods that 25e SOC; all
yard for choice.
Included will be-
Fancy White Figured Fiaxons worth 25e yard
eros Roman @ Co.'S German Percaes worth $50
Imported Madras in patterns for Mems Shirts, CT
Dresses soc value
Natural color Cotton Pongee with self black stripes
yard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15
BILLIARDS

NEW YORK Noy 90 The best
">hibition Thus far of the profession
i>- balls rle billiard tournament was
livon tonight by g. orre Slos-on. tho
veteran player. iu his match with
D,mtre-i. whom Doc defeated by To-
score OF 5000 Co -t2. ~lo--ou's delicate
cGc work uctfcd him tho high average
and high run OF fia tournament up
to 'hD present tim". as hc made fcS
900 DIS ninth inn.u- Three iuuu-s
afar Doe made I.f
The other match 4 H. evening
ua- between Gcor-, sutton and So.
mazda. tho larIue.r expert Sutton
uas ln splendid I,sm ti" finished
flo game iu f." twenty 9th iluiu.
The Toxic player nas not 90 bis best
In Do" afternoon Same Cline defeat.
el thc lrId'r. NurrIursflr. This being
fuc Pit'-hurrh wru- fr-f setback
sIrc" fHr tournament BEGAN Tho
score was -Nu tl .fG
THE afternoon GAMES tomorrow.
$500 trur together lsia11 aud Cline.
and I.mIrIa-' ard TAYLOR n U.
evening No-rfr.-flr w..t- sutton.
Hrt Hoppe plays ~Io--ur
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ONO Lacy 10 Cured Ct Paiptation o,
7e9rt. Co1stipatior. Nervous
ness and Srnotherins
Spells.
OTHER PHYSICIANS FAILED
says Local Doctors Failed 70 Even
Help Her. ana Her Condition
Became Worse

The remarkable curative powers Of
the United Doctors new system u
medicine as practiced by these expert
master specialists in their Wheeling
Institute in the McLain Building. ~
:. Twelfth street NEAR Marke: street,
ls daily receiving even stronger en-
dorsement than IL has ever received
Testimonial and testimonials are
given them In substantiation OF The
claim made. that the United" sys-
tom OF medicine actually does cure.
often even after the patient has been
pronounced hopeless by the best local
doctors In the community
The United Doctors treat every
form OF chronic ailmen' and disease
by non Ngical means. ,ud never use
the knife. Great success has award
ID their new method OF treatment in
all diseases. a few OF which are dis.
eases OF the nerves. blood. heart. liver.
Kidneys bladder. includin. rhouma
t.sm. paralysis. epilepsy. gall stones,
gOitre. rectal and stomach t-ouble
rupture. neuralgia. eczema. scrofu'a,
dropsy. catarrh. deafness. chronic ap-
pendicitis and other diseases OF wo-
men and diseases OF men
The other day Mrs Oliver Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15
UNITED DOCTORS STOP
PALPITATI0N OF HEART

q r r l. so. e.. Springfield. o mad.
The t1liufNrg statement
For more than t~o Years have
suffered With Indigestion. Paipltatlou
OF Heart. Constipation. Nervousness
and smutherinE sensations I had
treated with tNo OF our best local ply
s4cilrs. who were unable 20 help me
%. fact my condition became 80 bad
thar could barely .. around At al
Il began the United Doctors treat.
uent just TWO months agO. and want
every sick person To know thar have
shown continual and steady improve
i1eut until uoU feel better than I
have ielt for many wears. All my
troubles have vanished. and ! have
nothing 10 distress me- now. can
do ms houseWork very easy
The success OF the United Doctors
in tine Fast has been remarkably
.apiI
The United Doctors Springfield. O
institute Is iu the Robbins Building.
OF the corner of High and Limestone
streets. The Dayton. o Institute is
al l16 West Fourth street Dust west
of Ludlow street, The Columbus. n .
Institute comprises rho complete sec
end floor OF the building az % North
Third street. Tho Trenton. y g.. In
Stitute = al . South Broad street
And the Whecling. ". Va. Institute T.
in the MCIain Building. ~ g. Twelfth
street (near Market street,.
In the West the l'nited Doctors sys-
tenn ~ medicine IT, well known and
has been used for years in the United
Doctors Western Institutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15
PLEA MADE FOR THE
RETIREMENT OF LABOR

ROCHESTER, y y Sow. If-Af
the clos, uf ia. daN or addresses b.
Frat'snal d"irEat,s from Great Brit
-an and canada and r"pr's'utattV"s OF
religious and Iuilauthropic NS-oci-
attuu- organized 90 90" interests Of
labor President Samuel Gompers ~
-h- American Federation 90 Labor de-
Tended tho ruu-uulittcI policy OF fh"
federation and declared chat the only
thing that viii end th- struggle he-
tween capital and labor iS recognition
uf the rights oi tle foil'r- Go the best
ard aU that Us produced
The basis ut our movement. said
-Lat tu"r- I- nothing ON Gods green
earth that We GREAT. by our strength
thtt We 81" nvt GOWN and W. propose 20
continue BOO the struggle tn tIlur "N'fs
man auw woman who tolls into fh"
uNs ut ORGANIZED labor and Go install
'ut" him tn" id.I that h" BE- u'S broth
movement d. mot based ou misery. not
uu hunger. except &C. hunger for more.
more. only tn" recuCuition OF The"
riLht OF the fuiisrs OF tn" best and al
that is produced cam end the struggle
of tho toll-r~ or our time
Earlier !n th" ua- addr.~.."- had been
made by q. S. seldom. 81 England. and
Robert Smile. ct scotland. sent
ing The British Trades Union Congress.
and ! " Bruce. I'ur"scnting tA" can
aditu Trades and Labor Congress Com
dItiprs ~ WORKERS under the British
0le Wer. declared as worse than those
900 tho a. : All thr'. delegates do
.t'uf.I that with slight difference "uu-
difi"r~ of iah"r'r- tine world over were
TIE same.
Congressman william Wilson. NJ
FtHu-t lNauiI. defined Cd" position talk
..u hy the labor group lu congress and
tnld That bad been done iu tho inter-
"~tr o. bills FOR limitation OF 'h" use
.ut the Injunction in labor disputes
stii has fslt 90 necessary t1 guard
al1inet anv. inffiur"r'rt o. o.. work
-f- political rights and f1 take hv
H|NHn tho secure fI.rf'fL
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CONFESSION
tcoBtiaued from first Page,

hunting trip. Mechanical said he had
learned thar James y. had been m
hiding on the way back from the Pa
cihc coast and as two weeks with J.
+. Munsey in Salt Lake CITY.
lie said he went 10 kenoSna and
James B. joined him there. They pro
cured hunting licenses and went with
the party 10 ConoNer and then 10 "a
camp five miles in the country.
Tried TO XIII Mechanical
'on November o." said Mechanical.
j missed James n. and started out
in look for some deer alone stand
Ing on tree stump. I suddenly heard
the crack Of pistol but looking
around saw no one.
Every one was supposed 10 wear a
req cap Go distinguish people from
deer saw no red cap. but present.
ly ] saw James -. Suspicion flashed
lLio my mind. accused him right
cut
I think YOU We're taking "a shot at
mo. ! said
" YOU do. YOU had better be quick
about II. This is fine place mp here
to Eet rid Of man Just shoot and
me coyotes viii eat up his body"
90" replied be just did 10 TO scare
mo. Then. We being alone tor the
hrst time. ne sat down and told me
about The Los Angeles job ~. said
'hcn he went 10 the coast in July De-
GOT 100 touch with Tyeitmuc and cam.
coy. according 20 instructions from his
brother az tho headquarters of the
non workers union boz ludiauapoI.-
lN'itWo" and Clancy. Lp said. puf
apilan and Schmitt ar his disposal.
h"cau-" they had been working for
ih' california building trades council.
9thnltt VAS too much OF talk.r. he
.iid. and when he blew up rob ODD
't"Idnd. August -u Doc made Schmit'
Stay iu san Francisco When De- r..
turned To- san Francisco. SCumitt was
waiting Tor him. and on tho strength
OBJ the Tact THAT the bombs had been
SOP 900 oakland. won't 10 see TN..tmo,.
ana Eof 5000 from him thar uIcht. d.
y said Doe also did thr Seattle lob An.
rI-f 3d.
Leading up to fhe Los Neci.s Ok.
po-inu ! l' said be- found You could
t'i 900 the money NOu wanted nu fb..
Goa. be- said IN"Ifmoc was the bia
Joy master and There never Na- any.
friend o' MAYOR NcCarfIy. and Dol fsrf
cisco.
Visiting Banks.
iI' said -Chmiff bad f scheme DOB
.o' on bombs %. chemicals. which ra
hia rn,d from OBJ friend of TvcIt.
moo huf when hr INtNrrlnrr,
bowed them tIc alarm clock Chem.
fnrt aI decided Do vI. OBJ. b..-
~'Nu.'t and = De- v.rt f1 los Nure.
.'- aut looked over fh. IIra.rI,u
i."h works and rho Baker Iron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov is So
far the Turkish government has re-
CeivCd no notification of the result q
the application for an armistice which
has been made az Sofia. Therefore
rumors that an armisiice has been
arranged are unfounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

LONDON. Nov. IA LlOyd's de-
spatch from Athens says that the
British steamer Aunetta. from Phila-
delphia. October -. and New York.
October p. has been completed The
steamer is said 10 have a cargo of war
stores for Albania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

LONDON. Nov a. THE great value
uf acceptance 900 war has H.r.u proved uv
the tuIeariAu army. mot only iu r.-cuu-
ut ~-futr work Uuf fur fire control
That the mu-.irrnr- accuracy 90 tine
ltul-ar.1u artillery was du. 100 a. u.t--
ur. 90 the a.tif.tt ~ t.. aIrmeu. i~ uuv
demonstrated iu letters received from
fit front
Any attempt Dv wtr correspondents
60 f'4'lrap. news uf fus. 'ur eos uI-ut Df
TWINS machines Dr.. the FulEarisu- dur
lur the operations has met with very see
yer" ceu~"r-Eir hgf stories are begin
MINIS Co filter through showing that r--
ulrhthlN effective work Ut@ been done
Lv th. army wnlch pissed through its
baptism uf firr ia TrIpu.i
LONDON. Nov. IL Either for mill
itary reasons or on account Of the
cholera which Is spreading rapidly at
Hadcmksusi. the government. the
ConStantinople correspondent Of the
Daily Telegraph declares. is prepared
10 make large concessions iu order TO
prevent the Balkan ar:aiCs from en-
tcring Coustantiuople
An uncensored despatch. dated 80
vemher L.. from Constau'-uopIe TO
the Reuter- Telegram Company. says
that the cholera is extending alarm
ingiy among the troops The cases
are rcckoncd 10y the hundreds. while
among the refugees there are even
more victims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

CONSTANTlNOPLE. Nov. - That
Adrianople has fallen is the rumor
here. Since noon yesterday wireless
communication with the bcsieged city
has failed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

ATHENS. Nov. 1.-THE Minister OF
War announced today that the Greeks
had captured Motsovo. near the
Greek frontier. after an engage Tcnt
lasting - hours. Forty Turks were
killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

SI.iSO for 7-roomej Dwell
ling near New Jersey Street.
Island Should rent for SIS
per month. converted TOR TWO
families at small expense,
bring So per month Ger
tlinly good investment Buy
lovtllni lot on monthly pay
mcut-. make sou money.
surety bond, furnished
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15

EOR hGHJ--N .ccly furnisht,1 and J.
room flats vita bath. fnr llcht HUl.re.
keepi.lg rent reasonable. Apply So e.
'FRONT.' 81 Aux str
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MISCELLANEOUS
ONE hundred loads of WOOD
given away free. Call at
Hotel Windsor. "o,s.

v ANTEp-T0 f.t4Ia % CODY OF IN.
journal OF tl. session OF ifs Nyhe,l
lTf s.uf 'ntiDu. which convened Ieurtl-
af- i. aNta. This Journal was pr. ntad
sfi N'HHt ~ ttmIl. % ami B0rusft
r4 D. var'ei Tor TIDE State Archives ~
81. Va. aHy owner OF 60 COPY OF th.
Journal Viii perform Cd public s.r,t..
hf communicating with t.. Inf.iI.-
Etnref ur with Hon EIfAH I.s...
-t5,- Afchttcltt Charleston. - "a
tf-JulyI2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertscI,D

Louis IL Grt civ
GENERAL o RECTOR AHO
ARTEhiAL EMBALMEq,
1872 and 1924 Main street
Calls Answered Dg. or S.-nf-
Store Phones C35
Vic l.. B'rtschy. Eel Phone 1889. X
&. J. Bortschy. Nat Phone l229-y
Bruemmer & Hildebr5nd
Funeral Directors sud Emtairuers.
COrrfr Mafftf aud Iste..t. ...|..f..l "a
IsleDnone- zoo rD-r dst srf o. xht
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Wanted Situation>-M9lc.

WAHTTn,, ->----~-"~---~--------~
ftlI establishment Ht t... .. r..... ,..
"-,. CON" Year 'NI.ri'r., In t.ft. tore.
"'l i'... u..|.I
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FOR KENT

s-~-~--~~-~~~~~~~~~---~----->,---
TOR RENT
FROM APRIL I. 1913.
THE SEVERN BOARDING HOUSE
945 TO 9S5 MAIN ST. 1T Is DESIRED
TO LEASE TO A PARTY WHO CAN
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT A HIGH
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE AND GIVE
SECURITY.
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
lo65is MAIN ST.
FOR RENT-Large airy light rooms
w4fI Tflfii. a., O. bath ana Telephone.
S"ur 'r.t.Hf Oh. tU~Iut-- .-fr.lr Aur.N
$50 Nt.U street N.I.tl
FOR REM -f4.- Du Terminal sN.f Do.
Mh''.ii- Stove. a. Rams. CO., u-if-f.
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HELP.

nv Id Is f'I.'uD'I young lady
SO f"- ftNi.. ."I general office wool.
i'N 900 uf.' % s. Sands. Electro.
Mir CO.. O. Eleventh street q.
"ANTED-Girl for general Homework.
i'i't renee. ft. Il.su Mr. fs D. Mar
--LLL llue 'NIn.If- sfr..t Str
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20
CANADIAN lAN00.

Great Snap. Improved half section
land for sale. $40 acres under cultiva-
tin. 20 acres summer fallowcd. Good
two story frame house. barn. grnnafy.
hen house. pasture. good we'll. One mile
to school 2ta to new railroad. II tn
Estevan. Z miles 10 coal banks. Coal
at $3.50 ton. Clay loan soil on clay
sub soil. No better Land In Canada.
You can raise bumper crops OF wheat.
oats. barley. rye and flax. Root crops
or hay. VIII consider n GOOD house in
Iowa or Minnesota town or city Al part
pay. WIN give almost any terms-crop
payment TO good man. but must have
$4,000 cash or part cash and property.
Price $50 an acre. Also 160 acres with
similar improvements near this. aame
terms and price. Owners old and must
sell These are bargains you are look
INK for Write at once. We have an
elevator that Is q money maker. We
can sell cheap. Crops win soon move:
better come and look II over. For fur
Their information write to 9askatche-
wan Settlers Land Agency. Estsva1.
SAsk., Canada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20
TO nv FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC,

1t has been reported that I had quit
handling lands in the gulf coast OF
Texas. wish to state that I renewed
my contract with The Emigration
Land Company last March. I am agent
for the Iowa colony 20 miles from
Houston. city OF over 100. 900 ronula-
ton. and can sell 10. 90 or 40 acre
tracts on the payment plan: also can
sell from 100 acres to 10000 acres. all
OF this Is In the rain belt. prairie land.
nice and level. have two parties that
expect to move there this fall II you
are an investor or wish to so to the
gulf coast country. where there Is work
the year around with mild winters. we
can give good terms on all this land.
Write me for booklets and maps and
plat OF the Iowa colony. or soc me II
interested. J. c. Hollingsworth, 200
North Second avenue, Marshalltown.
Iowa. Excursion the first and third
Tuesday each month. Come and go
next Tuesday. Special rates to actual
buyers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20
Aunt Sally's Advice
to Beauty Seekers


w. c. D. says: my elbows are so
thick skinned, goosepimply and muddy.
l can't wear short sleeves. How can
this condition be ovcrcome?" Don't use
elbows as props. The treatment rec
commended to Minnie L. will make your
elbows quite presentable.
Ellen B. asks, What should I do
for deep lines under, my eyes and
across my forehead?". Such lines, and
all wrinkles. are best obliterated by
bathing affected portions in a good
astringent and tonic lotion. which
strengthens and draws in the relaxed
tissue Here's reliable formula: 1
ounce powdered saxolite. X pint witch
hazel: mix and use daily until entirely
relieved. 5 e -
Minnie L.: The undue redness, as
well as the pimples, may easily be re-
moved by using ordinary mercolized
wax Apply nightly like cold cream
and erase mornings with warm water.
Soon you'll have beautifully white,
clear. soft and velvety complexion.
Mercolized wax, sold by all druggists.
is better than cosmetics for any COM
plexion trouble. One ounce suffices for
most conditions.-Woman's Realm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20

Ind 1e1n :, precious enc. saving them
al mitch. unpleasantness.
BY Nns twentieth day. inc caravan
Vas ~ Into the Arabian desert, and
early In the Afternoon. they came up
on beautiful oasis. nesting like an
emerald In plaque Of gold. So many
days had paused since the beloved
green Of growing things had soothed
their >inAamed eyes. that the sight Of
this haven cheered them all nightly.
Once under the shade Of The palms,
tho trio picked up heart. Fortune sang
. little, George told funny story. and
Ryanne wanted to know II they
wouldn't take . hand at euchre. In.
deed, that oasis was the turning point
Of tho crisis. Another week upon the
drea1y, prontless sands. and their spir-
it, would have gone under completely.
This oasis was close to the regular
camelway. there being a larger oasis
some twenty-odd miles to the north.
But Mahoned felt safe at this distance.
and decided to frsshen up the caravan
by two-dsys' rest.
(To be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20
HARDIN AND FRANKLIN COUNTY
FARMS

No. 37O-34o acres. we'll improved.
fine soil. 2ls miles OF town. $3.50 per
acre, $4,000 can remain against the
place at per cent for ten years with
optional payments.
No. 271-27I acres. fine set Of i'm
proven ents. 200 acres tiled. Well To-
Gated. $40 per acre with good terms.
No. 27S-24o acres. 4 miles from
town, $3.50 per acre, nice black soil.
good improvements. $4,000 can remain
against the place at per cent. a
bargain.
No. 1885, acres. 4 miles from
town, s127.J0 per acre. $4,000 can re-
main against the place. A fine little
home.
No. a34-l6O acres ~ mile from town.
good improvements $40 per acre. good
terms. Fine home in German settle
ment.
If you would like a larger list write
us. We have sold 81 Hardin and
Franklin county farms since the first
OF March. Write us Your wants.
Scenic City Land & Loan Company.
Iowa Falls, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-20

from within. Had the courier re:
turned with the Holy Yhiordes, it 10
not impossible that he would have lib.
Grated them all. But now he dared
not; he was not far enough away. To
Bagdad, then, and 40 swiftly az the
exigencies Of desert travel would per.
NIT. One beacon Of hope burned in
his breast. The Pasha might be de-
posed, and In that case he could i'm.
mediately dispose Of his own goods
and chattels and seek new pastures.
It would come hard. doubly hard, since
no never could regain the position he
was to lose.
Nine hundred pounds English, and
q comfortable fraction over; the vel.
low.haired dog would have nothing
in the end for his pains. 1t would be
what tho F'eringhi called = good Joke.
A week passed. Christmas. And
not ono of them recalled the day.
Perhaps it was because years had
passed since that time when it meant
anything to them. The old year went
ont a-lagging! neither did they take
note Of this. Having left behind civt.
lisation, customs and habits were for.
gotten.
Sometimes they rode all day and al
night, sometimes but half day, and
again. when the water was sweet. they
rested the day and night. Never a
human being they saw, never cara
van met or crossed them. In this
week. the secret marvels Of the desert
became theirs. They saw 1t CLEAN
and waver and glitter under skies Of
brass. when the north wind let down
and a breeze came over from tho Per
sian Gulf. They saw 1t covered with
tho most amazing blues and greys and
green's. They saw it under the rarest
azure and a stately fleet Of billowy
clouds: under the dawn, under the set
Of sun. under the moon and stars;
and unfailingly the interminable
reaches Of sand and rock apd scrubby
bush, chameleon.like, readjusted its
countenance to each change In the
sky. George. who was a'poet without
the gift Of expression, never ceased
to find new charms; and nothing