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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-01

BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated
January 20. 1911. and recorded in Rlcn-
mOnd ChanOery Court j.. Is. 2lO A,
page i6I 20 the undersigned 20 secure
certain notes therein described. default
being made and being requested so 20
do. / will sell at public auction on the
premises.
WEDN ESDAY. FEBRUARY 8.
at p. M
property described in said deed as foi-
lows: Beginning at d point on west
line of Addison Street, lo9 feet 474
inches north OF Grove Avenue, thence
northwardly along and fronting on
west line Of Addison street. or straw
berry Street, 20 feet So inches TO the
centre Of an alley in common. and e1-
tending back westwardly between par
aliel lines $50 feet TO a 4O-foot court
with dwelling. No. 202 North Addison
Street
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale.
all unpaid taxes and insurance ana 20
paw three notes. two for $50 eaCh, ana
one for $3.50, w4th protest fees and m
terest from JANUARY 20, 1918. and pat
ance a credit of s. go. due January
20 1914, with current interest thereon
and balance in six months, occurred py
deed of trust. 6 per cent added.
EDW. II. BROWN y,
Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioneers.
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Washington. January si.-The certi-
fcafc Of Governor Blcase. OF south
Carolina. Of the names 81 the electors
chosen AZ the presidential election %
Novcrnfc s. was received a. the State
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i,fIu. 93alf ano }fnalf

CIT GOVERN
mcnt parcel post. Jobs: so week
Write Tor list q r P2Si-iII 7, n 1pen-
"a Rochester. n I
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situations Clianteo, JfmaIf

-aSDY-NTAKER. GOOD OK ALL
high grade work. and an expert on
h0Yre-rnade candies. wants steady
work WALTER r. LEONARD.
sJi Florida Avenue, ~ ", Washing
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Governor Mann yesterday designated
Judge Jesse r. West. Of Sussex. TO hoid
part Of the present term OF the circuit
Court of Southampton. 70 sit IN Sow
eral cases for Judge l. J. McJemore-
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SHOE REARING.

,oc REBATE YOU BRING SHOES
with This coupon. Mems shoes half
soled 75c rebated to CSC; ladies
half-soles. 60c, related to SOC. Every
pair sewed, best leather, no nails. no
pers. Heeling 25c. DREW ELEC-
Trio SHOE FACTORY, rs East
Main Phone Monroe 2667.
VENTILATORS.
IDEAL. VENTILATORS MADE OF
glass: largest capacity, lowest price
Phone Monroe I1l2
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BY Elan & Funston.
Real Estate AUctioneers.
No IIl3 East Main Street
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT.
900 East Clay Street
on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH. 1918.


In execution or a decree OF the Chan
cerv Court Of the city % Richmond.
entered on the Isth of \oven Der. 1872.
ia the chaucerv suit pending IN said
court under the short style OF IhoniaS
IT HaekIuS. Trustee. plaiutin- against
Lucy PAYNE Thompson - al defend
ANS the undersigned Special Com
TtrESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF FEB
RTARN-. 1918 - 4 - ?. NJ.
-cr a. auction. on the premises. fhe
iof Of land with buildings and improve
r,.rfq thereon. fronting thirty-two feet
IS, inches more or less. on The north b.
ming back between parailHi line- ~
rtrht angles with said Clay street iS
GOT four inches. more OF less ana
b.vins thereon the building NO -
Fa4f CLAY street.
rho -aia iot has upoB 10 q most sub
sfarfiai detached and rcl-tlIt 80
story brick dwelling. with Desc nncf!t :
contains ton rooms and bath. has thc
usual city convenience. is iu fair o.
,f.~ b. occupied by good tenant -
$40 per annum. and = suitable for res
idcrrs or for investment purposes.
TERMS. Our-third 90 pIrc nss~
money In cash and the residue in 40
months with interest from este p.
sale. deferred fnsfaimcnts cvidcncct
bv purchaser notes. and tit.r rctaire1
until the purchase money D. July pat1s
or the uurr ha4rr may. 20 PIE own nr-
ton. pay al the purcharc ff...e. tl cssn-
HENRY D. NffNLLk.
John J. MORAN
Special Comm ssionerz.
ELAN 4 FJNSTEN.
Auctionecrs-
7 certify that the bond reggircd -
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VENTILATORS
9ffttng5

notice OF SPECIAL OENE Err
AL STOCKHOLDER S' NEE TING
II edmond Fredericks and Po-
mac Railroad Company.
office of the Secretary
Richmond, Va. December 81. 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEkN :
Take notice. that. on Wednesday.
February ) 1918. al IL O'Clock A NJ d
special general meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held in the office OF the com
panv in the First National Bank
building. At the corner of Ninth and
Main streets in Rich mond. Va. pur-
euant 70 the call OF the president
and directors of said company
adopted ON December 10. 1912. tho
purpose Of said meeting being 10
take action upon a proposition OF
eeruDroruise and settlement nego-
tiates bv tho president and directors
q. tho com pany with the special com b.
mission reu-c-entinC the state OF
Virginia and it political subdivisions
a. authorized by statute. and also
to take action upon q resolution
81 tho president and directors or
tho company looking 20 an amend
mcut of the compauy's charter.
a. authorized by law. and also for
attending to any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
Thc books for tho transfer OF the
capital stock Of the company VIII hc
= NJ and rcopcncd on February
= 1919 a. ~ o'clock A. NJ.
Nv order Of she President and Di-
rccforss NORMAN CALL.
VII. IT. WHITE.
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for 5ale

SEE oTR STOCK OF BUGGIEs,
They viii suit you IN ,s aud9ii Syoc sly
wagons and trucks. our Own YORK.
THOS II. DUKE & CO, sA Brook
Avenue.
FOR SALE. sTzvEE :; H dasIo!
Price. 300 of original cost. II soid
at once Condition guaranteed. l.
BLUFORD co.
FOR SALE-HAVING SECURED
the exclusive right Of brand Of a
guaraffte ed rubber tire that viii save
you s. per set. worth looking for try
them; Repairing, "a and 9 r PSMlntd,n,s Y =, q
North Eighteenth Street.
WE ARE GETTING IN SEVERAL
cars Of goods now. and VIII close out
some shOp-worn stock, which has
been on hand for some time, al very
low prices Some Of these may be
lust wbat you want. and you can
save money If you viii see US quick.
RuNABOUTs AT $3.50. AND
s4stop buggies for SIS s47 80 If you buy be
fore We move into our new store at
u North Fifteenth Street.
wagons. Old Hickory" and Weber"
farm wagons IN any sizes
SEVERAL sECOND-HAND BUG
gies and surreys very cheap
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co, 1875 East
Main.
FOR SALE. PIPE ORGAN. TWO
rnanueis and pedal Is stops, cuplers.
built by Henry Eiben good tone tone
SpecitcatiOns and particulars iIOHi
A N FORREST Err. 1874 Grove
Avenue. Richmond. Va
FOR SALE. OLD. ESTABLISHhD
farm implement business IN the
heart Of the famous Shenandoah
Valley VIII bear investigation AG-
dress Y X 80, care Times-Dlspatcn-
FOR SALE. GOOD GRAIN DIS
tillery well located. running every
day community not hostile 70 It's
business man Reason for sale. own
er has more business than he can
attend 20. Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress Box ls6. South Boston, Va
GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO FOR
sale cheap for cash; ADDRESS %.
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARD
SON BROS. 6i5 Brook Avenue
Painting. repairing and ruooer-tlre
FOR SALE, HANDSOME SET OF
mahogany office fixtures. NlR-
GINA AUCTION.
FOR SALE. EVERYTHING IL
wagons. top and open; large stock u
high grade business puggies- w
always have on hand bargains IN
second hand goods A NJ EY Err )
SONS. 78I East Cary Street
flats for Kfnt
FOR REST, FIRST FLOOR 0 S1IPo
East Cary street.
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Iselp lQanfeo female

GIRLS WANTED-ExP ERIENC CID
hand ~oIlers and ou1chUakers- Apply
WUITLOCk BRA&C CHI, Twenty
third and Main Streets
WANTED, A COOK al BROOK
Road. Ginter Park.
WANTED. A CLERK FOR MILL
merry store: good. steady position az
the wear +. NJ kob FL ~ ois
North Twentv-fIfth street
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When in Norfolk Stop at the
I'M A G N OLA"

rrr,,dcicd and rcfurnished. Offers single
rooms OF On suite with BATH ~ desired. a.
moderate rates Accommodettons o.
e-,f-efass hotel ~ l~~s thaa hotel prices.
rc--.fiCn very central steam heat. hos
,r.f~r md mos Important OF 81. sbsoiuss
,ir.-ftocss- IN ~THE MAGNOLIA. cor
~ Trrcrnason and Bank Streets. Norfoik-Na-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MODERN
WEST END DWELLING, NO
POO ADDISON STREET. NEAR
GROVE AVENUE.
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Rffffngs

MEETING or TRE
sfockhoidcrs OF the Richmond Trans
fer Company VII De hein ~ tne.I
O'clock noon. WEDNESDAY. FEB
'~' W. r. DARDEN.
Secretary.
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ieouIrrp, pets ann Riue 5tofk

oENUINE~ sHETEAND PoNIEs:
Call and see them MONTROS r
PO<Y FARM. Thos. Enos. al
South Laurel Street.
DECLININ TO HUNT. PACK
pure beagles for sale. }. d.
ELAN, Ebony. Va.
FOR SALE. POLAND CHINA. AND
berkshire pigs, ten weeks old rne
stock s. a pair W. +. PANKE.
Grape Lawn Farm. Burkeyille. Va.
WANTED TO SELL CHEAP
one horse and phaeton. Apply
". FRED RICHARDSON. INC,
an Main
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TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open Q A n. 20 5 p. n
Admission use free On SATURDAY.
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defnts IGanteo

hc;ESTs-T.NUsUAr. oPPoR-
frrffv. Quick saic-. f0o Der cont
uroff Particulars free. RAY DE%
COMPANY. South Greene street
Baltimore. Mo
AGENTS -SONETHfNG DIFFER
cas- Write for special proposition.
Eo~RpE NFE Co. y o.
- q rra1r "
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SALE OF MODERN
WEST END DWELLING. NO
2O4 ADDISON STREET, NEAR
GROVE AVEN UE.
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Q3isrflIanfDu5
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES
and models sold. rented and sklifuliy
repaired. RemingtCns. ndsrWooqs,
divers smith PremieTs. Bar Locks,
and L. {. Smith Bros NJ achines
rented from s. to s. for three months
First rent paid applied on purchase
THE AMERICAN TYPEW RI I Err
EXCHANGE. COS East Main Street
Phone Madison $40.
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&fbocis.

MISS CAMPBELL's SCHOOL
For Little Girls.
80 West Grace Street.
Wat fhc school. or ecnd sor circular.
second term February ID
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aufcmobiIfs for 5alf

WASTED TO BUY PROM owNER.
automobile In good CONDITION. NJ
dress ga. care Times Dispatch.
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Bottles

=
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO
know that JAHNKE BROS. Jewel
exchange and REMOUNT DI.
AMoNDS IN THE LATES
STYLES. Old gold and silver
always taken in exchange.
FRESH BUTTERMILK DAILY.
RENNIE DAIRY co.
NOTICE.
MR.. JOHN II. SMITH, OF THE
Richmond Vehicle Construction Com
pany. and Mr.. r.. +. Moore, OF the
r. + Moore q Co, announce me
consolidation of the two firms under
the name Of the SMITH-MOOR T..
VEHICLE COMPANY. Business
in tho future will be conducted iron,
the plant Of the above mentioned
firm. 3l4 North Fifth street. A coh-
tinuance OF past patronage Is re-
Aperf fffly Fe0lIcgfgd
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Bv J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
IIi3 Main Street
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WI. IT. WHITE.
President

TITF REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ing Of the stockhoidcrs Of the T. p.
Johnson Publishing Company VIII
b. hold ~ the offices OF the com pany.
in the city Of Richmond. Va. WE'D
NESDAN. February 5. 1913. ~
O'Clock y. NJ. -
+. +. NORNELB.
Secretary.
TrfF k~NrAT. MEETING OF THE
eforkho,drra Of tho Jefferson Realty
corporation viii DC held - Che JET
fereou Hotel. Richmond. Va. on
WEDNESDAY. February !. 1913, a.
o. +. WEISfOER.
Secretary.
ACALLED COMMUNICATION
Ny OF Amity. bodge' Nc. e =
Masonic Temple. corner Adams aud
Broad streets. February 2nd ~ ?
o.rioek - M to attend the funeral
ecrvfcc OF Brofh her W. l.. Ogslv.c
BY order Of The Worsh:pfgi Master.
ROBERT ~ NORTHEN.
Secretary.
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Z certify that the bond req1trcd ~
the afove decree % the orcclel Co..
r1fssioners has been duly sven.
Given under uy hand us ~ oeT
81 T SSss CHARLES o sAvILLE.
Clerk.
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pdfrnfs

PATE TS'ZFREE Personal
,~res,ffafion in Richmond with In
,cnfora. fffccn years experience.
safi.fartory references - ~.
r.VANS. Patent Attorney. Box ~,
Richmond. Va.
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Jrr, Coal ann Iliooo

Just RECEIVED SEVERAL
cars Of nice dry pine and oak wood
Let Us send you load II VIII please
YOU Also the best ant hracite and
lump spiint coal Orders delivered
promptly IN LER * RYAN. lOol
West Cary street Madison 1877
Monroe 5oI7-
HALF CORD FIRST-CLASS DRY
pine or oak wood. s. b also best
stove nut anthracite and lump
epiint coal clean. full weight prompt
delivery INDEPEN DENT COAL
AND WOOD co. 1853 East Cary
Phone Madison also.
HAVE BEEN LEADER IN
wood here since 1897. I may be he
lowest IN price. but best in quality
moro than balances cheap wood.
Only ask one order or perfectly dry
large blocks oak and pine. Dry slab
for cooking Hickory in two-foot
lengths for fire places: Auto truck
will deliver on one hours notice-
Madison 1859.
I HAVE CLEAN, FREE-BURNING
splint lump. S.1s per ton, My an
svlvanis-Ss 3 per ton. Madison c3S-
VI y REAAfS. 707-7iI North Seven
tccnfh-
WOOD FOR SALE. TWEEN 7 \ -
first and Grace.
BFST GRADE PINE AND OAK
wood g. - half-cord. S.75 quarter
slab wood s. = haif-cord. All grades
coal best quality Phone Monroe
$50 LYME < HARRIS. 1911 East
Cary.
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luanfeo

WANTED. go CEDAR TREES.
FROM TO FEET. ADVISE
HOW MANY NOT CAN DELTN-
ER SOUTHERN TINT AND
AWNING CO. EIGHTH STREET
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
horre.hoid goods in any uantit y
Phoucc Madison 1881.
v-kNTFD TWO SAWMILIS TO
.ur pine aud oak lumber BY the
thousand and deliver Z. O. p. cars
railroad from three 10 five miles. II.
y BAKER. Columbia, Va
WANTED. 4 STEADY. ENPERI-
crccd s,oiorcd walter. Apply 50
Fast Main street.
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BY J. Thompson Brown 4 Co.,
lib Main Street
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aoiiritor5 ano 5alrsnlfn

WANTED. R&ITI RE SAILS
man. Virginia. Carolina Georgia
none but experienced salesman need
apply. Write fun particular Ii
WHITE FT R\ITJ RE CO. Ale
banc. y. G.
RETAIL SALESMAN. MUST BE
steady and energetic Fine oppor-
fgrff~ for promotion Position per
fuancnf r EDWIN WOOD HARD
WARE co G. charlottesville Va
Statesmen WANTED TO roll
low uD inquiries Most attractive
real estate proposition OF merit.
We furnish pro-pccts. Good salcs-
wear chance Tor promotion. Lot
ue explain .hc proposition 20 you.
Addr~s- SAILS MANAGER.
care rlmcs- Dl-ps--n
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Efdl Csfatf 0ianIFD
Sparotng

BOCLEVARD I'M, OF HAMPTON
Roads country and seashore com
bined with city conveniences- Write
for literature MISSES TABB,
Boulevard Inn. Hampton, Va
MRS CHAS X BOW ERS, lis
East Franklin Street. handsome
rooms with steam heat and board
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SALE OF MODERN
WEST END WELLING, NO. zoe
ADDISON STREET. NEAR
GROVE ANEN UE.
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personals

WEAR sPIRELLA CORSET,
planned and rtted by one of our
trained corsetieres. This personal
service il free SPIRELLA COR
SET SHOP. III East Grace MRS
CORNELIA MOORE. Manager
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHTAND SOLD
at HUGHES :. 2Oe North Third.
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lost anu J3unn
IofIp lQanten a9aIf

WANTED. COOPER. APPLY
". S. FORBES q CO. Tenth and
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auction salts gutnrr Days
By j, Thorn pson Brown q Co..
ill3 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MODERN
WEST END DWELLING. No
200 ADDISON STREET, NEAis
GROVE. AVENUE
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BY J. Thompson Brown i Co..
lib Main street,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-10-01
Today's Short Story
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A GnOSTLY VISITOR

ITO the President Of the Society For
Psychical Research:
s. have the honor to report for
Investigation a singular experience Of
recent occurrence.
I was sitting in my library reading
Poe's Raven some of his short sto-
ries and other Of his poems. was not
20 excited over my reading as to pre-
vent my falling asleep.
) I was awakened by three distinct
taps on my door.
occupied the house alone at the
time, my family being in the country.
"Come inv' cried. ..."
The summons being unheeded, open
ed the door. No one was there.
I had resumed my seat but few min.
utes when 1 became conscious that
there was some live thing in the room
with me. Moreover, was impressed
with the fact that it was human,
though whether in flesh or spirit
could not tell. Where it was at first
did not occur to me, but presently 7
knew that it was sitting on chair on
the other side Of the library table.
note the following points:
I felt no fear whatever.
I smelled smoke.
I heard running water, the chopping
Of wood and Kissing sound.
These impressions were mental, not
physical.
From having heard the clock several
times during the presence of my mys.
terious visitor I can infodm you that
it entered about 8 o'clock. What was
passing all the while afterward I am
now not capable Of putting in here.
Indeed, it is partly gap, though time
plays US strange tricks in that respect
The next impression was the piping
Of bird.
I can understand the other impress
slons as having real counterparts, but
the birds song I cannot fathom. Birds
do not sing in the dark, and If this
one sang, Judging by my clock, it must
have been shortly after 10 o'clock at
night.
There were no more external impress
sions.
Within the room it was different.
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AUCTION SALE

Having sold my farm, I will sell at
public auction at the farm 3 miles
southwest Of Spicer, and 8 miles
northeast of Willmar, in section II,
town Of Green Lake, beginning at 10
o'clock a. NJ, sharp on
Tuesday, October q, 1918
the following described personal
property:
HORSES: One bay mare, years
old; one black mare, years old;
one bay mare colt, coming l year
old; one black horse colt coming ,
years old.
CATTLE: One fresh mich COW,
and calf 2 weeks old; one mich cow
S years old; one mich COW, 6 years
old, coming fresh the last part Of
February; one heifer coming fresh
the middle Of March; one heifer calf
coming fresh the first part of March !;
one mich COW 4 years old, coming
fresh the middle of February; one
heifer calf 9 months old; one bull
calf 6 months old; four hogs; about
100 chickens; about 10 ton of hay;
some cob corn in shock.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: One wide
tire wagon; one hay rack; one now
er; one 2-horse corn cultivator; one
2-horse drag; one 14-inch walking
plow; one set working harness; one
set horse Blankets; one 2-seated
buggy; one set runner attachment
for buggy; one DeLaval cream sep
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VVVVVVVVV
THE VANITY Box.

o.
Get rid of the freckles by applying
drops of pure lemon juice to each
freckle with a camel's hair brush. y
Train yourself to sleep with the
mouth closed II you can't you are suf-
fering from adenoids and they should
be removed @%
To reduce your weight exercise for
twenty minutes in the morning and eat
only two meals day. It is easy after
the first week or two. Il
A splendid deodorant is made from
two ounces Of grain alcohol, four of
fannie acid and one-half ounce of. CO.
logne. 1t will allay perspiration and
keep the body cool and sweet.
II your switch is faded to lighter
shade than your own hair dip 1t in
strong black tea. and If you want ii
quite dark set the color with pinch
Of copperas in the tea while lukewarm
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-. - !. 4-1as- $1,000 ~
E SVH SlHIlNC6

Svea, Sept. 29-Miss Ida Johnson
Of Willmar visited at the Oscar
johnson home the latter part of the
week.
Miss Nettie Haroldson has been
assisting at Osteraltings during
threshing.
Lotto Nelson and Carl Franzen
called at E. r. Swenson's Saturday
evening.
Quite a number attended the girls
sewing circle ut Il. r. Swenson's
Saturday.
Miss Anna Johnson is assisting
Mrs. johnson at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Moline and
family visited at the c. A. Bengtson
home Sunday.
A. H. Nordstrom and family au-
toed to Roseland Sunday and visit
Ell at the P. j. Gibson home.
Mesdames Ryden and Nelson Wis
tied at Bjelkengren's Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Sigrid Skoog has been as
sisting Mrs n. n. Bengtson during
threshing.
Miss Clara Anderson returned to
her home at Kandiyohi Wednesday,
after visiting here for some time.
Miss Amy Johnson has been as
sisting Mesdames Swenson and Nell
son.
j. A. jacobson called at A. 0. Nell
sons Monday afternoon.
Mission meetings will be held here
from the 18th to the 18th Of Octo-
Der.
Miss Lottie Nelson entertained
some Of her friends Sunday.
Rev. Ryden and family called at
P. N. Olson's Sunday afternoon.
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this being the anniversary Of that
parting. The Spanish war took place
only a decade ago."
did l say twenty years? Oh, no;
not twenty! meant to say ten
SOLDIERS are notorious for their care.
lessness in small matters, especially
as to time. l suppose they all expect
to be killed and never grow old. But
this love Of yours for my aunt-how
singular that you should meet me
here!'
VERY"
"And how Fortunate"
"That depends he said. II am but
battered soldier. She was, when we
parted, not only beautiful, but wealthy
She may have kept both beauty and
wealth.
Not her beauty. Twenty years is
long while for woman to preserve
that"
"You forget; it is only ten"
Even ten years bring their changes
My aunt is not beautiful. She met
with an accident. She wears glass
eye"
A pause, after which he said impas
sively. do you suppose that in an
affair Of the heart any marring Of a
woman's beauty could turn soldier
from his lover"
"A soldier doesn't wait for won.
ans beauty to be married or to fade
He doesn't give it time"
"You speak ironically. Am to re-
gret having confided to you matter
nearest my hearth
"No; l sympathize with you so
heartily that am going to reunite you
with your lost love. The cottoge over
there with a hedge is ours. Call this
afternoon for cup Of tea at and
you shall see her."
He called at 8. The lady he had
met in the morning came, superbly
dressed. into the drawing room.
Here Is my aunt" she said. taking
up photograph album and turning to
picture Of girl Of eighteen.
He looked at the picture then up at
the ceiling
"Humbugr' she exclaimed. break king
into laugh. You don't even remem-
Der me as was then. The picture IS
mine, taken about the time you pro.
posed to me during the graduating hop
at West Point. am not astonished
that you don't recognize me after q
ten years change. hut that you
shouldn't remember me as you saw me
on that occasion is humiliating."
''Your beauty today" he said, has
paralyzed the recollection Of what you
were as chit" ~