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ffom 10 fhlfhs,f coener q ~ lin.
bsriosE. Naoea couplains1 of beias
tired. % abe went t. her room and to
bed. But slesp would not come.
Thought was racing In her brain, and
the longer she lay the wider awake
she grew. At last she softly slipped
from bed, lighted her lamp and began
opening boxes. Then she went to work.
Two hours later beautiful birch bark
basket. strongly and aRtistically made,
stood on her table. She set . tiny
alarm clock at s, returned to bed and
fell asleep instantly.
She was on the floor with the first
tinkle Of the alarm, and hastily dress.
ing. she picked up the basket and a
box to At it, crept down the stairs and
out to the violet patch. When the
basket was filed to overhswing. she
Get 1t in the stout pasteboafd box,
packed It solid with mosses, tied II
firmly and slipped under the cord G
note.
Then she took short cut across the
woods and walked swiftly to Onabasha.
Il was after o'clock, but all Of the
city she wished to avoid were asleep.
She had no trouble in finding small
boy out, and she stood at distances
waiting while he rang DR.. Ammon's
bell and delivered the package for
Philip to a maid, with the note which
was to be given him at once.
On the way home through the woods
passing some baited trees she collected
the captive moths. She entered the
kitchen with them 80 naturally that
Mrs. Comstock made no comment.
After breakfast Elnora went to her
room. cleared away all trace of the
nights work and was out in the arbOr
mounting moths when Ammon came
down the road. II am tired sitting
she said to her mother. II think will
walk few rods and meet him."
who's q trump called Amm0n
from afar.
"Well, not your retorted Elnora
Confess that you forgoty' /.
Completely" said Ammon. But
luckily 1t would not have been fatal.
wrote Polly last week to send Edith
something appropriate and handsome
today, with my card"
ITO Be Continually
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CHAPTER Xxx.
Wherein the Limbsrssst SINCE Fs

< 80 i I,
E1LNORA lifted tho violin and b.
gan to play. She wore school
I'LL dress Of green gingham, with
~ the, sleeves rolled to the elbows.
She seemed 4 part Of the sstt1ng all
around her. Her head shone like a
small dark SUN, and her face never had
seemed % rose flushed and fair. From
the instant she drew the bow her lips
parted and her eyes fastened on some
thing Ha1 away in the swamp, and new
1 er did she give more Of that impression
of feeling for her notes and repeating
something audible only to her. Am
mon Was too near to get the best eject
He arpss and stepped back several
yards, leaning against a large tree.
;Jooking ana listening with all his soul
AZ he changed positions he saw that
Mrs. Comstock had followed them and
was standing on the trail. where she
could not have helped hearing every.
thing E,cora had said So to Ammon
before y1r and the mother watching
on tho trail Elnora played the song OF
the Limberlost.tt TO. the man It was
4 revelation. He stood 70 stunned he
! forgot Mrs. Comstock. He tried to
realize what a great city audience
would say to that music from such a
player with 4 like background, and he
could not imagine - 2
He was wondering what he dared
say, how much be might express, when
the last note fell and the girl laid the
- L. 1aA
locked It and hid the key in the rotting
wood = the ED Of log. Then she
came To him. Ammon stood looking at
her cur1ouGly.
II wonder" he said. what people
would say TO that2"
. II did 1t IL public once" said Elnora.
II thiik they liked It fairly well. I
had note yesterday offering me the
Leadership Of the high school orchestra
in Onabasha. would gladly play for
nothing just to be able to express my
SELF"
"Give up the college idea" said Am.
mon. hYour mind does not need that
sort OF development. II far past it !"
do You really mean that you would
give up all idea Of going to collage. "
xou viee. NAP - &
IN So eo6Id lily realise It mydlL
ySu q H Ssala0s, asA have -
ways. q You are in the school re o..
psrienSk, and It has taught you to
think, and given you heart God
{knowp3I envy the nan Who wins I'll
i wouldn't sren advise Jon % rid
too many books % your lines. 1Du:
ret your stun nrse haod, andgJsa
know that you are night. Whist Jou;
should do IL to begin early to pfacttess
self oppression. Don't wait too long
to telltus about the woods as yoazknow
them
Not until then did he remember that
Mn. Comstock was somewhere very
near.
should No go out to the trail and
see II your mother II coming?" he
asked.
Here abe is now" said Elnora.
Gracious. It's a mercy l got that
violin put away in time! didn't ex-
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the lowest score. They completed the
rounds in ss4. The Hypts1on club OF
Dies Afoines. which was looked upon ~
likely winner. came In second with
TOO. Tho Waveland' Park Club team
and the Sioux City Country Club teams
tied for third with 72S. and the Sioux
CITY Boat Club was last with ia,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

Buy it now. amberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy 1t now and be
prepared for such AN emergency. For
sale by al, dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

Southwest Iowa 10 . fertile flsle tor
has merit. II n thickly populated on1
prosperous. Seventy-nve Thousand -.
Die IN southwest Iowa reaA IL cam
NonparAl It II the great want -
medium Of this section. Ie = knossn
Tar and wide % PRODUCES e reeu1tAI
n you haye 1and sor, anythlnv .e1DAfo -
cell or traAe.s ehe % tousA v1th - =.
west lows thru the Noapereal syE0ko
Tor our special oRsr. NsauAssa CO..
I'll HUNS. .I0WE \ & 3. n.
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colf Tournev a s;oux civ

Colt Tourney at Sioux City.
Sioux City. July 3.-Ralph Rider. Of
Des Moines. state golf champion in
1910, won the cup for the low score OF
164 in the qualifying rounds finished
last evening. The Cedar Rapids quar-
tet won the team cham piOnShip cup for
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Wben : Weman's al optlmist.

WWOO WO"U0V IN OVSsWSuUxs
The woman who believes she can
make Q man think her drug store cor
plexion 10 the real thing may be ex-
pected to believe tho man is telling
the truth when he says she Is the only
one he ever loved Chicago Record.
Herald.
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country. $3.50 per year. or 3bc per sazn.s
pie copy. Write me at once giving
name Of = reliable reference. your ma
tionality. amount you wish 10 invest.
and I will forward booklet. map. etc.
at noce. r. l.. Harris SIS Somss1os
Blk. Winnipeg. Man. s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

Fer saie--New and second hand
carom and pocket billiard tables. and
bowling alleys ana accessortes: oa- nx>
lures Of all kinds: easy payments The
runswick Bake Collander Company
III Walnut street. Des Moines, Iowa.
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BASEBALL aEsuLrs YESTERDAY,
American League.

American League.
At st. Louis--St Louis "a, Chicago
~l-5.
At BOSTON, New York .. Boston 7.
At Washington Washington 5.
Philadelphia 3.
At Detroit--Detroit 3, Cleveland Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

Wantde-Clam shells; highest cash
prices H. Willard. Son & CO.. Mar
shalltown. Iowa.
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Strictly private confinement homo.
We hnd homes for babies where moth
ers are unable to care for them. 35ls
Davenport. Omaha. Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

For bargains In Iowa corn lands
write or call on Watson. Helgen Land
Company, Emmetsburg. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

National League.
At New York--New York 7. Boston
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For Saio-Ten acres tame grass. .
FL, Hoover, Steamboat Rock, Iowa.
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WANTED.

Wanted--Garbage and rubbish or all
kinds hauled away. Phone 354 yellow.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Bio Profits-Open dyeing and
cleaning establishment, very little
capital needed We teach by mail
Booklet free. Ben vonde System. Dept
314. Charlotte, n. G.
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at 1O5 West Church street at n reason
able price. Mrs =. A. Stern.
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Wanted--Raspberrie Why not take
your berries where you get spot cash
and the highest pricea Oppice Fruit
Company.
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Farmers. land seekers. investors?
See me at once I furnish free excur-
sion tickets to see for yourself where
one crop OF the land makes you land
lord. w. Il. Louthan. over 35 West
Main street
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IOWA FARM RON aALE cHGAV.
Fine $50 acre atock farm located IN
miles north Of Luana. Iowa. psAcl
$3.50 per acre. Well improved. rol
terms and particulars address Box 3S1
waukon. Iowa.
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For Sale or Trads-My house and lot
At sos South First street: seven room
house q barn holding twenty head OF
horses, good well, and outliouses. Also
my farm OF 100 acres In South Dakota.
with good Improvements. Inquire
B!ngaman's harness shor. H. J. Mich
OILS.
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For Sale-Two good quarten sec
tons near Green Mountain, belonging
to the William J. Evans estate. DR.,
Evans LeGrand.
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Wanted-Do you want to buy or sell
city property? See Carl & Crawford.
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Wanted-Men to learn the barber
trade. Few weeks completes. Another
rush for BARRIERS this season. Best
trade in existence today. Good money
Light. clean, inside work. Write for
free catalog Moler Barber College
Chicago. Ill. j, p-,,4
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For saIe-In good Iowa town. up-to-
date stock OF merchandise. WIN trade
for good farm or real estate. Any
one who wants to get into good town
will be paid to look into the matter at
once, as this store 10 run by manager
owner who has other interests to look
after Address Box 2se. Mason City.
Iowa.
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IOWA Ian OS.

For SaIs-37 acres OF land miles
north OF the court house. Inquire 61S
Bromley street.
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FOR SAIE-cIrY PROPERTY
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Wantsd-Evcryons 20 know that the
services OF the visiting nurse empl Eyed
Y the Visiting Nurses Association are
to be had At what patients are able
and willing to pay or without pay. by
those In straitened circh-astances-
Telephone Lulu Johnson. $50. sol West
Main street, or to superintendent OF
nurse, 1880 yellow.
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Wanted-competent night girl a
Ferguson Hotel. Ferguson. Iowa.
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Wanted 'Machinists. pattern maxi
ers. blacksmiths, riveters. plate work
ers. Good wages, steady work. No labor
trouble. New. thoroughly up-to date
plant, Evansville. Ind. Living condi-
lions excellent. P-1, care T.-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Money to Losn-s1. 900 to loan at
per cent on good city property. Al
dress M p" care T.-R.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Wantod-Conlpetent girl for general
housework. Good wages, permanent
place 712 West Main street. Phone
966 green
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WAW1EO-NGEN 10.
Wanted-Local agent for MARSHALL
town: also local agents for tributary
territory in Iowa Old line. liberal con-
tract, good commissions and closing
helper. Union Life Insurance Company
of Illinois. Address Lock Box 21s. Ced-
ar Rapids. lows.
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HELP WANrED-MALE.

Wanted-F'irst class grocery clerk Al
once. Carl & Crawford Employment
and Real Estate.
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Classified Advertisements

. inssrten-Ne - sessivs1 ess tsss s1sas = eeWaA
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

For Sals-A high grade invalid roll
ing chair cheap. 212 North Thir
street.
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FOR sALE-PoULTRY AND EGGS.
Rhode Island Red eggs for Matching,
SO per hundred. so cents per setting.
j. c. Mitchem, Marshalltown, Iowa.
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For Saie-1s5 acres highly improved.
one and one half miles of Rhodes: 40
acres improved, extra fine location and
land one-half mile OF Rhodes; 140
acres highly improved fine land and
location one mile of Rhodes. These are
Marshall county's best and priced to
SELL Phone or write John G. Ewing.
Rhodes, Iowa
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uneIe Same SCRAP Heap.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.--Hundreds
of models of freak devices to make
railroad travel more safe are being
tumbled from dusty shelves of the in
terstate commerce commission, upon
the removal Of the commission to it's
new building. These models were
submitted during an ancient inquiry
of the commission into the use OF
block signals. Some are practical
some freakish and some utterly worth
less
Among the models is a passenger
car, guaranteed not to telescope in a
wreck. The car ends are sharply
curved. instead Of square. The in
ventor forgot to calculate what would
happen to passengers il the car was
shunted to one side and avoided tele-
scoping.
With the many models is small
mountain of blue prints, ink drawings
and photographed adding to Uncle
Sans scrap heap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-08
Tho Circus Tomorrow.

The Hagenbeck-Wallac circus will
exhibit here tomorrow. Circuses are
such old institutions that one would
think managers could never get any
thing new for their program in these
late days. That this Is not true, is
due to the fact that the managers
spend about half of their time think
ing out new acts or novel elements for
old ones. This is the most important
function Of The circus business and
success is proportionate to fertility of
Imagination.
II the manager cannot think out
new plans he must give place to some
body who can, for the public is not to
be lured year after year into an arena
where the same trick elephants do the
same tricks; where the dancers wear
the same costumes of the year before
and the acrobats do not jump any
higher than they did during the prey
ious season.
I So 1t happens that this year is to
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THE FIRST
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Stoned those Pains

Copper Hill Va-Mrs. Ida Conner,
CT this place. says: "For years had
a pain in my right side, and was
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have some new things in the circus

have some new things in the circus
line.
The engagement tomorrow OF the
great Hagenbeok-W Wallace combined
shows rouses the question of what
this season is to bring forth that will
not bore the circus devotee of ten or
twenty seasons standing and that will
make the circus worth while.
A band Of mounted Hussars, a new
Innovation will head the parade, which
is new in every particular. There are
quite lot Of beautiful women riders
such as have never before been seen
with circus.
The words Human Birds Of Pas
sage" would mean anything to the
average man unless he saw them on
the billboard two weeks before the
circus was due, and even then he
would have to think hard before
grasping their significance. The
Human Birds" Of whom managers
speak SO affectionately, are the most
expert representatives Of those aerial
contortionists who learn to forget
there is such thing as distance or
dizziness when they find perch on a
trapeze fifty feet above terra frma.
This variety Of the genus avis has
heretofore generally flown in pairs or
trios, or quartettes at the most. The
new wrinkle with the Hagenbe ck-Wal-
lace circus is to have fight of seven
| of them at time, and 1t is asserted
| by the circus agent that never before
in the history of circuses has a flock OF
seven human birds been gathered to-
gether to delight the public. These
seven birds are members of the LUX
en- Meteors troupe of aerialists. Mum
erous acrobatic performances are an
nounced but particular attention II
called to the great Nelson family, 4:
ing costumes, the woman in Ions
skirts, they accomplish the most mar
iyelous gymnastic stunts.
i The celebrated Hagenbeck-trainee
wild animals including Nine. Mer
cedes with her dangerous leopards
who act like tame kittens under hel
magic control.
These are but a few of the many
features announced in preliminar,
proclamations There will be all O
the regulation acts that big circu!
should have and many performances
that no other circus has ever pre-
sented. Advertiser
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BELFAST.

Mr.. Walter Deheart Is visiting home
folks.
Mr.. Harold Moline and family were
calling on Harvey Moline and family
Sunday.
Andrew Anderson and family called
on Mr.. Deheart and family last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beggs and family
who have been visiting In South Da-
kota, returned to their home Thurs
day.
Miss Estel Wells called on Miss
Ada Johnson Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Peacock returned home
Saturday with his corn binder. Mr..
Peacock has been cutting corn on
Dry Ridge for the past two weeks.
Jack Frost has come and made US
all little visit.
Mrs. Eliza Watts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnney Johnson called on Harold
Moline and family one day last week.
Mr. Hamilton called on ]. Johnson
last week
Mr. Charley South was Farming
ton caller Saturday evening.
Miss Kate Horsey was doing some
shopping in Keokuk this week
Miss Ella Nelson and Mr.. Oatha
Wright attended the party at Frank
Schea's of Athens, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Henry Rider made business
trip to Keokuk.
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DENMARK

H. 8. Hem was In Ft. Madison
Friday
Asa Houston had a load of lumber
hauled for his barn Saturday
While playing ball at the Henry
Judy home Sunday D. M, one of the
boys struck Kenneth Judy on the
head, inflicting wound that required
the services OF the doctor
Mrs Dora Park will leave Wednes-
day for Minnesota for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Baldwin.
Mrs. Bowden will leave Wednesday
for California where she will spend
the next six months.
Lots of seed corn being gathered
and it is fine.
Mr.. Chas. Brockway spent Sunday
at home leaving this morning for his
work with the we'll drill.
Mr.. Park of Carmen, H., came and
took his daughters Jennie and Ruby
home last week as Jennie who was
sick wished very much to go home
Mr.. Dan Arnold sold load of hogs
Saturday that lacked just one day Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-08
Warsaw Celebration.

Everybody in this part of the coun-
try who can possibly get away, is
going to Warsaw on either one OF the
days or all three days OF the big free
fall celebration to be held there on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week. There will be three big
days and nights with plenty OF free
attractions. including ten big free
acts and two brass bands. Thursday
is to be Odd Fellows day, Friday will
be democratic day with J. Ham Lewis
as the chief thing to see and satur-
day win be .republican and bun moose
day combined. Warsaw never does
things by half and the fall celebra-
ton this week promises to be Just as
interesting as have the other fine
celebrations given in that city In past
years. Keokuk people will attend In
great numbers. -Advertisement.
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