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CHAPTER xxII.-continued.

The boy laughed aloud, the laugh Of
happy youth. He held her 50 close
that she might as well have tried to
loose herself from an iron image Of
the Spanish Inquisition as from his
young arms. This slender, delicious
willowy thing he held was Lefty Lane.
the adored star London went mad
over; the triumph Of 1t! 1t flashed
through him as his pulses beat and his
heart was high with the conquest, but
1t was to the woman only that he
whispered:
I've said a lot Of stuff and I am
likely to say lot more, but / want
you to say something to me. Don't
you love me?"
The word on his lips to him was as
strange, as wonderful, as though it
had been made for him.
Il guess l must love you, Dan. l
guess must have for long time"
God, I'm so glad! How long?"
why, ever since you used to come
to the soda fountain and ask for choc-
olate You don't know how sweet you
were when you were little boy"
She put her slender hand against
his hot cheek And you are nothing
but little boy now! I think ! must
be crazy!"
AS he protested, as she listened IN
tently to what his emotion taught him
to say to her, she whispered close to
his ear:
What will you take. little boy?"
And he answered: "Ill take you
you'll"
At slight sound in the next room
Lefty Lane started as though the IN
terruption really brought her to her
senses, put her hand to her disheveled
hair, and before she could prevent it,
Dan had called Mrs. Higgins to come
in" and the woman, in response,
came into the sitting-room. The boy
went to her and took her hands ca
gerly, and said:
Its all right, all right, Mrs. Hig.
gins. Just think Of it! She belongs
to met"
"Oh, don't be perfect lunatic, Dan, =
the actress exclaimed, half laughing
half crying, and don't listen to him,
Higgins. He's just crazy"
But the old woman's eyes went
bright at the boys face and tone. Il
never was so glad Of anything in my
life"
"As Of what?" asked her mistress
sharply, and the tone was so cold and
so suddenly altered that Dan felt q
chill Of despair.
'Why, at what Mr.. Blair says, Miss.
s"Then," said her mistress, 'yor
ought to be ashamed OF yourself. He's
only twenty-five. he doesn't know any
thing about life. You must be crazy
He's as mad as a March hare and hi
ought to be In school"
Then, to their CONSERVATION, sh'
burst into passion Of weeping; threw
herself on Higgins breast and begget
her to send Dan away-to send every
body away-and to let her die in peace
In utter despair the boy obeyed tn
drosser's motion to go, and his trans
port was changed into anxiety AM
dread. He hung about downstairs Il
the Savoy for the rest of the after
noon, finally sending up to Higgins TO
news in sheer desperation. and tn
page fetched Blair note in Lefty
own hand. His eyes blurred so as h
opened the sheet. he could hardly rea
the scrawl which said:
1T was perfectly sweet Of you to wa
down there. I'm all right-just tired GU
Better get on boat and go to Greer
lands Icy Mountains and cool off. B,
If you don't, come in tomorrow and hay
lunch with me. LEFTY,
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kind. He is what like. and he is
what / want to be like"
A wave Of red dyed her face. and.
in tone more passionate than she
had ever used to her lover. she said
to Ruggles:
II love him-I love him!" Her
words sent something like sword
through the older mans heart He
said gently: Don't say 1t. He don't
know what love means yet"
cTO BE CONTINUED.)
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was the largest. purest diamond he
could with decency ask her to put
on her hand! 1t sparkled like great
drop Of clear water from some foun-
tain on magic continent. In an
other shop strands Of pink coral, set
through with diamonds. caught his
fancy and he bought her yards Of
them, ropes of them, smiling to think
how his boyhood's dreams were come
true.
He never saw Ruggles except at
meals. hardly spoke to the poor man
at all. and the boys absorbed face.
his state of mind, made the older man
feel like death. He repeated to him
self that he was too late-too late,
and usually wound up his reflections
by calculating:
Gosh almighty. I'm glad l haven't
got son!"
(TO BE CONTINUED,
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day, and he said her name thou,
sand times thate night In his dreams
Jealcusies and, when he would let
himself think, they were not one. they,
we're many-faded away. The duties
that life with her would involve did
not disturb him. For many long
year, come what might. be what
would, he would recall the glowirv Of
that sunset reflected under the ihn
windows, the singing OF the thrushes
and the flash Of the white dress and
the fine little white shoes which he
had held in the palm of his ardent
hand, which he had kissed, as he told
her with all his heart that she should
rest her tired feet forever.
There grew In him that day rever
ence for her, determined as he was to
bring into her life by his wealth and
devotion everything Of good. His low
ing plans for her forming in his brain
somewhat chaotic and very much fe-
vered, brought him nearer than he
had sever been before to the picture Of
his mother His father 1t wasn't easy
for Dan to think OF in connection with
the actress. He didn't dare to dwell
on the subject, but he had never
known his mother, and that pale ideal
he could create as he would. In think
ing Of her he saw only tenderness for
Lefty Lane--only love; and in his
room the night after the row on the
river, the night after the long idyl
in the sunset room Of the inn, some
thing like prayer came to his young
lips. and, when it's short form was I'm
ished, smile brought it to an end
as he remembered the line In Lefty
Lanes own opera:
"She will teach you how to pray In an
Eastern form OF prayer
The ring he had given the duchess
of Breakwater had been her own
choice, ruby. He had asked her,
through Galorey, to keep 1t and to
wear 1t later, when she could think OF
him kindly, In an ornament OF some
kind or another. The duchess had
not refused. The ring he bought for
Lefty Lane. although there was no
engagement announced between them,
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Two oreatest cIvIIIzers.

Increased means and increased leis'
ure are the two civiitzers OF man.
Disraeli.
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SlUkI
We have secured
Rupert Hughes
Excuse
Me
You'd never imagine
that all the ripping,
roaring and COM
pick comedy situa-
tons that you'll
! read about in the
| new serial story we
! have arranged to
/ print were possible
| within the confines !
| Of an ordinary
| sleeper.
! OF all the misnated,
! love-sick parties
| that ever were
| thrown together,
| this specially con-
| Quoted excursion by
| RUPERT HUGHES
| is the funniest that
| ever was.
! This story is the
| same that is the
| BIG SCREAM
| Of the present
| theatrical season.
/; A tale Of a Pullman
!! sleeper, it is the
! most up-to date and
! original piece Of
| humor produced in
! recent years.
| Our regular serial
| readers will enjoy
! it and those who
! hav'nt "got the
| habit +" will want to
! read this one.
| Action from the
I start. A taxicab
wreck in the first
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"She will teach you how to pray In ar
Eastern form OF prayer"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
German-Lutheran Services

Blanks for Real. estate Mortgages
and ohatte Mortgages at Record.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
Real Estate Foreclosure Sale

Notes IS hereby given that That ccrtf
mortgage executed and delivered by Ghnri,
Dewitt and Marie Dewitt husband 49,
wife, ino,tgaRors, Ia Linton Iiaxnr u corp
ration tnnrtgngeei dated the 18th day ~ ~
tob,r, 1908, and flied for record in ,hnoilii
~ he Register Of Deeds Ia and for the couf.
" ~ f.mtnuns. state ~ :. rim Dakntn, on ia
in'h day - .ctobr. and recorded
Bopk ~ ~ Mortgages. AT pngc ,n1 VIII u
foreclo.cd ny q sale NJ the premise, IA IL
mortgage aud hereinafter Described AZ /
front door ~ the court house IN Linton, Is
ii,. county ~ Emfnons state " Nofti8fif
ltota ~ ,lic hour of2 O'Clock y IN on N. .lt
day pf April. laI2, 10 satisfy The amount iis II
upon such mortgage on the day ~ sal. ~
premises described in s1rh InoftgAre ~
which WIZ lir sold ~ satisfy ihs SAM, ti
described as follows
1iir northeast quarter fN T. t,)os -.rt4a
len tl9,. IN Township one hundred id,ts
three tlis{l norih Range seventy -sio ia
west ~ iin lifli Y ~
There VIII he du. on such uurtgng. on i3
date ~ saleihe sum ~ sN9l - exclusive
the epsts ~ ih, foreclosure
cfb@, apiD LINTON BNIli
J.Yss 4 GOvKSTHY
Attorneys ftr aiortsag.r
Linton. North Dikt3l
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
Sale of Land.

Notice Is hereby given Nat 10 pitslinncc
nf an order made On the 18th day ~ I.brn-
AIRY A. d. lal2. by the Hon. haflss Il. Car
Icy, Judge OF the Comfy Genfi In ,nd far
Me county ~ EmiDon,, state - N9fih "a
koia, the undersigned. the .ssscn'tpr ~ ilie
last VIII and testament Of ,ioi,ni,rnr,i Yrk
man, li,e ~ The coifiyof suteohs ana state
~ North Dakota decreased, VIII. IN tuesday,
HE IN, day Of April, a ~ i,is, al ot,.ueioaA
in the afternoon ~ hat day, al liis resi-
dehcas ~ Genfge w Rycninan. on section II
lownsiipl:.a, Range ss. in III. cptiiitY ~ I'm
mons and state ~ North Dakota, offer fat.
sale and sell az pnblic auction 70 ~, highest
bidder on he following ierrne m. iiiiid ~
me purchase price cash AZ tine ~ e.,ic5
one third on December |, igI2: and on. -ilird|
ijn pecefnber 1913; unpaid ia liIit.'s ~ 10
cured by first mortgage an the iiind piif,;hi,-
I'd; said safe 10 bs subject toe,,iifnhilD p ~
theaIudge of said county CONT ttps, yer
tain Tots, pieces on parcel, ~ ana sHihfra
lying and being Ia the rounty ~ IfuuGns
and stat. ~ north Dakota aud tiesefihed rs
follows, tu-wit
lots oncfD aud two8sl IN -eetia. iiVe ~
Township onn iilindr't; t".hty nlnt elesp,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
IN TOWN AND OUT


on snent Tuesday
NJ
i. BseiaF ~. r,,,,;,.
Fred Nas DOWN i'o'' As''"
sa.aria s. Ns.N. ,.,r fro,,
IN Mmser was ever from
rrri yesterday.
H. was a passenger
,o-,s 81 sg ) y !. Tram.
~ r.sss a.aase has been a mem
,,s.;ns .ass! class TINS Week.
vsrisn Mrtard was over IRON
M ~ bib Of days this week.
40. ...,.rt aouse-trap. The Lin
rasb store sells them Tor three
.o,' - (tf)
gen ,.rs, gorge Lynn has been
!. ' p;.p,arcs his week on legal bust
~. ~
asss ..,.,a Vas 40 from his En-
.,a ~. hsme Wednesday for a
nv. ~.
W., ~ 49,. enker spent Tuesday
!, T. lsn.sn BOX ne after her millinery
h I, s
- s.s-isy niaht March 3Oth, we
;ss.rs Faster hat away at the NOV
XIV Snow
'"s -, Nssman and Fay Harding,
!. e pl'assn, valley. spent Saturday
y y I,,.sn III business.
"a - Remember SATURDAY.
Laa'S rba, iswhen one of YOU will
hsa IN <i,lF' Faster hat
I,.l.l ,,s,r,a has heen i'm Ris.
Ais' 80 # DAYS this week
Alas man, ! : N ey, specialist.
V0i.s1'''''S . tho M;lwaukee
assll. -. ~ ,, j.. from a we'll.
! i, Sun ,5.s at,aek Il the measles.
'e'.'s' ,ba,oh ,u.s+aken
MIS- ~. i, sgl.'lso ,,sels hasr;ta,s Lost
70 one q Sl'e l.'s1. '' ~ 10 atten;on
Fe ,. Y +i,,e.csnt nackaoe
lVu "a. 80, aardansead fer
OF lhls ssai ! Nv ,-ash Stnra 1tfl
three GEMS al '''e S"s.i .nsoie 80
ms yol'.' 100 80 ,,irht th;s naaL
was N Lil'soH ons r m'sn ~ Nc.
on aef way r. 's'' e'''''' - -
zelSvA'
: me u La',lss M ss'" ~ Ma Me-,
hsM "eu.les''as - !, s'S Nv Gaorae
I pn.aa q - $50
buFge
=. t. sa s a. ,Np saand;nr D1 1he
ness !lii' No 9,sn sen ~ Ing .ms
SeeA ~ i''''0'' ''s' s'N'''s ~ Da''"ess
'''a'less,
JUN $50 ,t.'sY' Va us aI ;ntarastoa
~. ise ,aIssaas =. .aa .alamb sel l;na ~
l - sa.,'''ss = w 'S's'i'o''s ''"e ~
N'.'s's
- 49, w.. IA. an ',separem eouu " .,1
1 a. ~ ). 'U 49,, SaL',,;a. ' ;,+ CIV
p ( II -'a' - '7s'''''''' '4lt wy.
n 0',a as ' ;n,n T., .Ie.to,, o.
On on b;s wa l = Haselton ~ m;s;t h;s
p bno l',s wa b ~ 'aAe''o'' 70 WISH MS
''V',s' 'et''
,, " = = 'lssia pa' ''as la.urneu iron,
u;th ; earIsad - ,at,ia Co.. .hn a e.
p ,sl n ~ .g's' y 'see'e to' e"e %.
1 re-. No. . 49,
~ VI, ,n,st da = a",e tsa uu,ae'i MOL.
Of ynr tra'lng At tb y ''q n.y. ~ f .al
Stare No ''a''''s' - '''e LINTON I xa
D. 4 !, 49,, ",
mare arr,,. g. i,,ieT ;,+ T pl DIS.
niahl ana ba ala sa,.; all,'G,l ~. Luesaay
conal sbn,a No 49, - n;l ade ~ 'ae hp's-
Thoa, :, ''s' ''s'.
aspraned ankle ,s which sal he ayce aIom
while Jumping on the Sidewalk IN
front Of the school-house. =
Remember saturd.v M.ro,, ao.h
picture show. admission, lOc and
Dc.
Mrs. f.ka Burge is spendinp the
week in Bismarck securing medic.l
health fot some time past.
Mrs ". \. Rhoads. of Mallard,
IOWA, after an extended visit with
h Ia SISTER, Mrs. liageman. in Linton,
Nll fof her home yesterday.
II. N. Turner spent Friday n;oh+
IN Eureka with his moyinp-nictnra
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4 Tango sevrn,y..ls 90 west Of ,nc q

T. NJ
The south hnlf ~ The southeast quarter 4
Z Of u ia) of section thirty tour c.s'
Township one hundred thirty upn; E,os
seventy seven 40 west Of tht lfth T. NJ
The north half Of the sontlieas, lu.fie
IN y, o tlof section thirty four Ga
Township one hundred thirty tl:.0) Rang
seventy seven % west ~ No MN T. NJ
The north half Of The south half ~ ~
northeast quarter IN q u "a Of n n
of section five on Township one hundi,
twenty nine n2sD. Range seventy SIN 81
west ~ the liiflh T. NJ
The south hnf of the south hnlf II II
norlhens, quarter O., f,of 5. x Of n H. -
srelion I'VE l3l. Township one hnnpi9
west ~ the lifih T.. Nj
Dated March ii. A. " iDi2
fnnnrIi nprD DAVID Il. kY,,kMAS
Executor ~ the Last VIII and Testament Z,
J"hn Green tyckmnn. Deceased
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
'srrial No o'ooao cMnrch Aprillo
Notice for Publication.
Department ofthr lh,r,r,
; Land Uiiicc at Bismarck y ~
I'chrIIAru L. IaIn
Notice Is hereby given that

Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES r. GitFlsN,
" 1emvik, North Dakota, WHO on fully 10
litO,, nude Homestead Entry No 3lll5, So
rial No o7po9. for the soulh.as, aunrtcr OF
seii"n Z, Township i33 north, Rang. +, ives,
~ the Fifth Principal Meridian, has Med
notice Of intention To max final iiv.-ye
proof, Ia establish claim To the land alloy.
described, before charles Vs. Carl,y .Indg,
and es oieio Clerk ~ the Conn, Court a.
hinton, North Dakota, the 18Th a,y Of
Aprii, 1872
Glainmpi names a, witnesses
GeorRe '.fpgan, ~ Marie. n. ~
william schwab OF Linton, n. ID
Jane. ~ Jennings, of lem viz, N Il,
George Dexter OF fcmvik. N ID
X. NJ sTEvENs, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
serial Nos e4l, and olse,t, OMAR u Ap. i. j
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Z. 5 Land Office AT Bismarck y ~
October ~ lnl.

Notice. Is hereby given thai
AM Ell EI.wESS,
or Dmlo, North Dakota who, on November
:. 1903 made Homestead Entry No 3b,os
serial No 0s4lg, for the north half ~ Tho
southeast quarter ara the southeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section =, Town-
ship l's5 north. Range 4, vest ~ tiie ltlfff
Principal Meridian, and on November I.
l9il made Additional Homestead Entry No
0I,,lsl. serial No. cl,ya5 FOR the s0nihwes'
a,luhrter ~ the southeast quarter ~ section
y Township l.3 north Range . west ~ III.
llfth Principal Meridian, has flied notise 81
Intention 10 make f'iiii I'VE year proof. 't
establish claim To In, land atow descriindi
bpfarc Charles u CAREY Judge and TX
q iheio Clerk ~ tleG onnty Gonfiyat Lihton
North Dakota tue .'d day OF hpfid,
l'l2
Claimant names Il, witnesses
Andrew Hanson, ~ ONO, y H.
Carl Roman of Linton, y u
harl.s Lips, ~ Linton n ~
William Sch.aD, ~ Linton, I,
/; n STEVENS. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

nd,r Ills department tha Record in
Nltr> +, q >tu>>ion of any and al aa,stions ~
interest 10 Is readers. also 1t 81 ATTEMPT To
.MNl'iv answers 10 questions q, interests
NJ coiIi niAuit'atlons must be made Il, bri,..
- i'Nssi nic aud must he accompanied hy III,
u'Haref Nilter II request is 'p.,dc net Il al
y. >lleh y .lnt NH not he puh.,had
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Plenty of oats and corn for feed
on hand Also. 800 BUSHES of good
seed oats will he in this week. Tom
O'Brien.
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Anent Tax Matters.

Linton n. D.. March Il, 1912.
10 the Emmons County Record
Was pleased to note that you re-
serve column for your readers to
empress their views on matters of in
terest to them. Herewith submit
mine, in as few words as possible,
and trust others of more able ability
VIII give theirs concerning the-taN-
robbery.
Mr.. Taxpayer and others:
Please do not allow these taN-robberv
allegations to excite your curiosity
to amy great extent. In my cs,inaa-
ton the actions of the accused need
no comment. As regards the ac-
cuser. ii is plain TO be seen he is be-
coming somewhat dissatisfied with
being wheel-horse. and, without a
DOUBT, wants to be hitched single i'm
the lead. | believe, few at least,
will agree with me in saving he
should be satisfied without wanting
70. cutup any fancy ditioes in the
harness.
Sincerely. p j. kenncy.
Blanks for Real estate MORTGAGES
and Chattel Mortgages at Record.
derman-Lutheran Services
On Lent Sunday, the 3lst of
March, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, con
iirmation service will be held in the
German Lutheran church of Linton.
As parochial meeting will take
place in the afternoon, more attend
ants than usual are expected for the
solemn occasion.
In the village of Linton are anum-
her of honest citizens, having com
mand of the German language either
by inheritance or attainment, who
do not belong to any church as vet
Believing that to the honor and
praise of the Lamb of God. who paid
the penalty for the sins of the world
With His own precious blood, you
could afford to be present on that
Sunday which is the beginning of
the holy and still week and trust
ing that many, being reminded of
the vow of their youth, would be re-
vived to serve the Lord, who knocks
at each door and who will bring
blessings. happiness and peace, which
the world cannot give-we hereby
extend our most hearty invitation to
all. There is time to work and a
time to worship Let everybody
acknowledge God by approving of
His word and His house. that He
can give blessings in the field and in
the shop. in the store and in the
office, in the house, and, not the
least, in the heart, because without
Him Your efforts are in vain.
Respectfully. H. Wiegand.
Pastor.
Plenty of oats and corn for feed
on hand Also, 800 BUSHES of good
seed oats will he in this week Tom
O'Brien.
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Petition for Vacation.

Pursuant topetition regularly filed in the
ot''c. ~ the Clerk Of the Village ~ Linton,
and others. for The vacation of all of the al
.,y lying within Block seven G)of Hunters
First Addition to Linton. North Dakota and
et'> First Addition To Linton lying and be-
Ing bel wecn Sampson and Hickory Avenues
/ e ,al that portion lying east of and ad :
Joining block seven % notice is hereby
given hat the time set for The considering of
said petition Is the 9Th day ~ April, lgl. at
.s".elock y m, al which tinie the petition
VIII be considered at the meeting III the
linard OF Trustees al Tie pilire ~ the Village
.el..rk
Dated Linton, y u, March II. l9l.
II III sMirH
tfaafll apf4J Village Clerk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-28
Good Match at Strasburg.

On Thursday night of last week
Mark Salomay. the local mat artist.
journeyed to Strasburg and there
conquered in open battle the pride
of our sister town. Anton A. Baum
gartner, a wrestler of no mean abil-
ity. 1t was only after sixty-one
minutes of hard struggling. how
ever, that Salomay finally succeeded
in putting his adversary on his back,
and that only after securing the
famous Frank Gptch discovery. the
toe-hold. The match was awarded
to Salomay after the one fall Upon
his return toLinton ina more or less
battered condition. Salomay contided
to Record man that he had almost
met Tartar. He is of the opin-
ion that Baumgartner, if properly
trained, could make the mat-artists
of the larger towns go some !" 1t
is possible that there will be another
match between the two in the near
future
For Job Printing of any kind call
at the Fmmons County Record office
and examine samples.
FOR SALE.
have for sale the following de
scribed secondhand farm ma
chinery:
One disk drill
One gang pillow
One secondhand cream separator.
One sulky-plow.
One disk.
Ore drag.
One mower.
One rake
Harnesses, single and double.
One wagon.
One open buggy and a top.
One. corn-cultivator
One Walking-p low
w. M. Schwab, Linton, N. ID.
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Some Morcl"ooa Things
to Have: The Emerson and
Moline Snlky and Gang
llows
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p 10 10

The New York National League ball
team playing on ire home grounds.
defeated Cincinnati. a few DAYS ago
By the score % % 10 10. How A
robustious double figured score Ike
that will remind the old timers OF the
shop league and High school games
OF their youth or OF the three hour
iniernecine confess between rival
Villages. when the scores would run
into the twenties'
The different types Of base baU an.
peal ~ various tastes In the bleacbers
and grand STAND To the fellows who
always select a seat directly behind
the catcher. o. p N 10 game sirnfGes
paralysis Of pitchers and heller
SHELTER conflict
There are more OF Tho fans. how.
ever. who are never emotforauv
stirred By a pitchers battle u ls
nor until there are tao or three men
on bases thar they edge forward m
The end NJ their seats. and announce
.ha' Tho umpire is "Robber" The
physical question whether a runner
haa 'r bad not reached a base by the
Both part OF r. second. Interests them
more than Tho triumph o' craftsman.
snip Involved bs long series NJ
sr'Foo1's from pitcher
Dr. really takes % fairly FREQ HITTING
zane TO- present base bali at its hos,
D. q scientific spectacle Unless sou
81 directly behind home plate IL
Taxes Tho esrs of faith m appreciate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
OFFICIAL VOTE
For Hancock County Shows Hatfield
Carried the County BY 226
Majority.

Special Dispatch % tre fntelIl Eence-.
NEW CUMBERLAND. W. Va. June
1.-THE official vote for Hancock
county. just prepared By ;he election
board. shows that Hatfield for gov
ernor carried the county by 226 His
total vote was sol. Dillon. 375:
Swisher. 316. For congress LaurhIin
received SIS. and Campbell As. For
state senate. Ahrendts received sgs
and Marshall sos. while for sheriff
Creese received ~. Maginnis. SIS.
and Mercer. S2A For assessor Evans
received 625 Ewing fI6. and Johnson
az. For prosecuting attorney. Brad.
ley received ~. Mariand. 7.5. and
Marshall. li4. For congressional
committee Brown received $40 and
Hut go. while FOR senatorial com
mittee Ingram received 536 and Law.
renee 56l. For county commissioner
Swancy received H3S and Waller 2a5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-12
WARWOOD
More Workman Needed

Laoorers are needed baly in this
section. Men TO work on public i'm
proVements were never as hard to
secure as at present in this commu-
hly. and u appears that il is impos-
SIDE 10 secure workmen even though
wages are good. probably better than
they have been for The past several
years. Contractor Dixon. who is put
ung in the retaining wall at the Top
Mil road. has been trying for the
past several weeks 10 secure a num-
Der OF able workmen to shove the
contract through more rapidly. but
he can get only a limited number OF
men. The same condition exists al
the dam under construction a.
South Warwood.