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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
IoWA'SWINNER ATCHlCACO
Rouge ends Son Carries OF the Blue
Ribbon at National Dairy Show.

Imported Rouge ends Son 1857
carried off first money in a class of
six two-year-old bulls at the National
Dairy Show recently held in Chicago.
He is bull of excellent Guernsey
type and exceptional quality, proving
the outstanding bull of his class
Here is what the Breeders Gazette
says of the bull: "An excellent class
of half dozen two-year-olds were
led by bold-fronted college bull,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
A Master Stroke.

Master StT0Ke,
'T would to have you know. sir, We
same over with William the Con-
1ueror."
at must have been some kind of a
eonqueror who could make you come
,ver with anything"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
OBITUARY.

On the 18th of June, 1882, at Ben
them. Yorkshire. England, William
Blackburn was born AS one of seven
children, to thrifty. Industrious, inten-
sely conscientious and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
parents. The family moved to Ameri.
ca in 1874, when their fourth son,
William was twelve years of age, and
located in Dane county, Wis, where
they bravely endured the many hard
ships which came to them in that un-
settled land, particularly after the
early loss of the head and support of
their household.
Later, as young man of twerty-
one, William Blackburn, with his few
possessions in his hands, came to New
Oregon as one of the eally pioneers of
Howard county. For twelve years he
labored and saved. alone. Then on
the 25th OF September 1865, he was
united in marriage to Cynthia Abbie
Converse, daughter of the much re.
spected Willard Converse. Thcir:mar.
led life was blessed by the birth of two
sons, Willard Converse Black
burn and Merrill Mason Blackburn.
: In 1892. at the age Of 60 William
Blackburn retired from active life az a
farmer and chose to move to the city
of Cresco. Iowa, which he has been
pleased to call his home. Of late years,
owing to his declining health, he has
sought warmer climates IN the winter,
but was ever anxious to return to the
many of Cresco whom he held dear.
In the going to eternal rest, on Jan.
z, 1913, of this sincere and noble but
extremely quiet soul, who has been
spared to US one decade longer than
even three score years and ten," he
leaves his life companion and sons and
their families, besides one brother.
Thomas, older than himself, and two
sisters, Margaret and Mary, still youn.
ger, with their families, in addition to
the children and widows of his broth
ers who have preceded him, and also,
the brother and bis family, by mar
riage, which years of very intimate
congeniality have drawn ever closer
together.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Abbie Blackburn and her sons,
Willard and Merrill, with their
families, wish to thank the many
friends who so thoughtfully and sym
pathetically offered assistance in kind
words and acts ard in beautiful flowers
during their recent bereavement.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
No her cray. sweet Powder. for childr.:

Relieve Feverishness, Bad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate
the Bowels and are q pleasant remedy
for Worms. Used by Mothers for %
years. They never fail. At oil Drug.
gists, Csc. Sample FREE. Address,
A. S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y. 39.4
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
az MEAD PUBLISHING co
otflcisl Paper Of City and County
High School Notes.

1.-THE price of retaining what we
know is always to seek to know more.
We preserve our learning and mental
power only by increasing them. =
Henry Darling.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17

He-On what grounds does your
tather object to me?
She-He says If he ever sees you
IN his grounds hell put you OF.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
A CARD OF THANKS.
For Sale.

Corn fodder with corn in the shock,
two miles from Cresco. Enquire of
Geo. H. Owens, Cresco, lows.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
Do Not Have Sore Feet

OV NVt 0HVo cVt0 EeS"
An Aliens Foot Ease powder in the
foot-bath gives instant relief to Chill
bIains and all foot aches. Then for
lasting comfort. shake Aliens Foot
Ease, the antiseptic powder, in your
shoes. All Druggists. Csc.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
Chronic Constipation Cured

Five years ago had the worst
case Of chronic constipation ever
knew of, and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me, writes s. F. Fish, Brook
Mich. For sale by Fred Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
Miainfoemed,

It takes q city bard to rhyme
About the Joys Of milking time
And still declare in ltghtsome way
How sweet IT is to rake the hay.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17
T. M. Hawkins. Kansas.

1t is surely considered good recon.
mendation of an article when the prop.
rietor of the store us,s it. With re-
gard to medicines, the range Of choice
is especially large. Yet when Druggist
J.. M Hawkins of Mound City, Kansas
got i'll and needed reliable laxative
and tonic for his stomach trouble he
selected DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which he naturally considers the best.
This remedy is absolutely guaranteed
to do what is claimed, and If you want
to try it before buying, send youc ad-
dress for free sample bottle to Pepsin
Syrup Co. l19 Caldwell Bldg. Monticel
10. Ill. 1t is sold by all Druggists at
SOC and 81 q bottle.
Best Cough Medicine for Children.
Il am very glad to say few words
in praise of Chamberlain g Cough Rem
edy," writes Mrs. Lidia Dewey, Mil
waukee. VISIT have used it for years
both for my children and myself and it
never fails to relieve and cure cough
or cold. No family with children should
be without it is it gives almost imme-
date relief in cases of Group" Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is pleasant
and safe to take, which is of great i'm
portance when medicine must be
given to young children. For sale by
Fred Lowry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
sa.st tt;t sass isass II
Trzesienie ziemi ".
BufgaryI.

Trzesienie xlen,i jake nawiedzlso
Europe po'ndai9vo vsohodnia.
najwieoej Bu}garYi daso sic We
znaki. N.jyisks1e nzkody pon'o-
sfo Tarnowo, gdzle :rune}o 8 kodr
.cioldw, szpital, dworzec koleiowy
loszarY wojskows, gimnazyum,
badYnek prefektnry \ anne domY.
p pod gruzdw wydobyto 81 tra-
pow, TAI ran"yoh. w miejscowo.
sc,ach Gdrna 1 Orch Vica dotad
~1nalesiono ~ trupdw. w Grabo.'
vie zab,te zostaio dz,eoko, oprdc1
togo osypujaoa sie CORA zasypala 9
ssoby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

Zazdrosnik nigdy dosye,nie ma,
.zawsze Il sasiada SOS upatrzy. IA
czem jemu zbywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
KosZTOWNE OB1ADY.

w Londynie zaczyna wcho-
die W mode udziefanie podar--
kow gosciom, zaproszonym mao
bad. Pail Mail Gazette" opo--
wiada 0 jednem takiem przyjeciu.
,,Gdy goscie roz}amali bulk,
lezace przy kazdem nakrycu,
znalezli w Mich - srebrne, pieknie
cyzelowane wyka{aczki. Rosoa
podano W filizankach z porcelany
serskiej. Pan domu wsta1 O.
znajmi>, re te filizanki pozwala
sobie ofiarowae gosciom. Wnie-
siono forele. Kaada mia}a w pysz-
czku badz szpilke do krawatu,
badz pierscionek. Pieczyste PREY
nioslo damon zlote szpileczki,
panom bursztynowe cygarniczkl
w legurninie byly flakoniki Z ko-
sztownemi perfumami, owoce
podano ma z}otych talerzykach, z
monogramami kazdego z gosci.
Zbytecznem dodawac, ze'wszyscy
rozjechali sic zadowolenilz~ PREY
jecia. Jesli ta.moda zaszcxepi sic,
wydanie ,,najskromni5szego"
sniadania bedzie dostepne tylko
ola milioner6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

! Analizujemy chmury, powie-
tree; badamy pod mikro'skoepem
SWAT zwierzecy i roslinny, .
czyz czlowiek ME dostarcza VIE
kszego jeszcze materya}u do po-
dziwu i z~astanowienia cd zja-
wisk przyrody? Il
II
O. ME, zlorzecz, ME uragajNy>
ciu! Me NOW, ze Jest ono 6ez-
myslnym ,rn,cheam W bezkresnym
obszarze nicoscil.... Zrozum, &c
zycie to dar najcenniejszy Re W
mocy twej jest uczynie Z atiega
arcydzielo luh RUNE.
... Il y
Umieraj i odradzaj sic ciagla,
DO p6ki tego ME uczynisz, BE-
dziesz zawsze tylko obcym prs
chod : "a tel smutnej z'en'.
Nais.czefssa ,t,i2est - 70 ~
lose w}asna. .aS d..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
LATAJAcE R PREY.
SZLOSCI.

Z okazyi wspania}ego lotu a
wiatora francuskiego Brindejonca
Z Paryza do Warszawy, znakomi-
ty lotnik angielski Graham White
oglasza W British Review" inte-
resujace uwagi, dotyczace przY
sz}osci lotnictwa. White uwaza,
rozumie sic, d~zisiejszy typ apara-
tn lotniczego "a bardzo niedosko-
na}y i sadzi, Ge apraty te zamie-
mic sic z czasem musza ma pewne-
60 rodzajuI ,,latajace okrety", kto
rych pierwowzorem, acz bardzo
jeszcze niedoskona}ym, So dzi-
siejsze hydroplany.
Taxi okret latajacy bedzie z
czasem najwygodniejszym srod-
klein komunikacyjnym ponad
morzami j oceanami i z tego po-
wodu rozmiary jego musza bye 0
wiele wieksze, niz dzisiejszych. a.
eroplan6w, Pc "a tenn budowa je-
go bedzie silniejsza i urzadzenie
zbytkowniejsze. Aparat, zaopa--
irony wmotor o sile 200 koni pa
rowych i rozpietosci skrzyde} ma
22 metry, bedzie m6g} pr6cz lot
nika pomiescic jeszcze oko}o SEE
sciu os6b. Rozumie SIZE. PREY je-
szcze wiekszem wzmocnieniu 81
ly motoru zwiekszy sic znacznie
sila nosna aparatu.
Dzisiaj uzywane aparaty So
wlasciwie jeszcze pr6bkami ne Pc,
lu lotnictwa. Lecz z czasem lotni-
ctwo przestanie bye sportem i
STAG sic must najwazniejszym
srodkiem komunikacyi ma us}u--
zach handful i przemyslu.
White sadzi, re w bardzo juz
nied}ugim czasie zaprowadzona
zostanie prawid}owa komunika-
eva pocztowa miedzy Paryzem i
Londynem, kt6ra pozwoli kup--
com z londyhskiego City otrzy--
mywa6 rano paryskie kursy gie1-
DOVE prawie tax samo, jak gdy-
by mieszkali W Paryzu.
Graham White jest niewatpli-
vie optymista. Me wydaje sic
nam, by jego marzenia predko
mogly sic urzeczywistnic. Badz
co badz ME So to jednak rzeczy
niemozliwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
Otrucle zeDsutnm
lnfesem, W Os.
nabrueck

=: ~ .. a-. - E-=ErE--..- ~
Ot6s tn pred poluduiem zacho-
rowa}o IS 4o}n,erzy | ba,al;onu
tamtejszego Is puiku .piechoty :
i
o.nakar.i otrucia. w god.ine po-
tenn zachorowalo jeszo.e .wiecej
:tofaierxy. Do wezoraj rama liczba
.chorych w1niosi. sic do 200. Prry-
;csyaa dotychezas ME wyis6niona.
.Prawdopodobnie. &oln,erze otrsy..
mali zepsute mieso, lab: konssr~
NV =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
ZamOrdOWan1e &
OS6b.

= USUUs
w m%iasteczku Goszcxa, " CUB.
.wo}ynsk,ei. dokonano .wi.rzecego
morderstwa rodziny Rojsmandw,
iziozonei z os6b. Rojsmanowi
mordercy odcieti glove, dziecku
xyrzueli jezyk, 3 mad pozostaiem'
trupami znscall sic ~jeszszc>e pc Ia.
biciu ,ch. Policya znslazia w
mleszkaniu zamordowane v okro-
pny sposob rodslny cxapke ioln'er-
ska. W,eds4c. ze v m'astccztu
tam przeby wa Z .%inierz, pol'cya u
.dala sip do niego i znalaz}a go
5p,sceg.. Obud1ony ioini,r re q.
brat sle. ale czapki ME aaalasa. Pcs
Ek,zano mu ozqpke do kt6rej prsy~
zna} s,e. Za}nierza aresztowano.
Pos.ukiwaui So inni .abdjcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31

budynkow inwenta ia zbiorow,
chodzili, pisali notowali j pre-
(prowadzeni poseprym wzrokicn'
PAM domu wrdcili do miasta. W
Ijakis Gas zjawil sic xnowu pan z
gwiazda doreczyt chcias pieniaa-
DE "a m11ajateek, MS tknela ich j
pokazala mu dfzwl Ziozono vice
je w banku.
/ znow przysz}o W pare tygo-
dni zawiadomienie, re tego a tego
dnia ma oproznie mieszkanie, O
puscic Karlsdorf.
Me robila zadpych przygoto-
wan ME pakowa1a rzeczy tylko ca
1ymi dniami siedzia}a przy oknie,
patrzac os}upiafemi oczyma ma
osniezone sciany j zamarz}y staw.
Promo sluzba zapytywala Q
rozkazy, promo krewni ,wzywali
Liza do opamietania DO przeciez mic
sic ME poradzi, ona ME zwraca1a
uwagi ma mich hub odpedzala ma
tretnych jednem s1owem, zostaw-
cie...
Zda}o sic jej, re ten zab6jczy
termin nigdy ME %nadejdzie, re.
jezeli ludzka sprawiedliwos6 "a
wiodla to tam mad g%wiazdami
On dobry, On wielki osloni swa
potezna prawica ten kraj pe1en
niedoli re piorun r%oztrzaska ia
blice praw bezprawia i ona 20
stanie ma tel .ziemi, do kt6rcj
przywar}a wszystkiemi wloknami
swej duszy i serca.
Usta jej ~porusza}y sic %nieustan-
AZ ~goraca<po}przytomna modlit-
wa j ciagle czekaia = cudu!
Byl przepiekny zimowy dzieh
= SWAT ustroil sic W przeczysta
szate sniegu przetykana rozblys-
1ymi W promieniach s}onca dya-
mentami.;
Czarno :ubrana, bez kropli krw,
W twarzy siedzia}a W swym wiel-
kim fotelu PAM Maya .Karlowi-
cka i czekaia = cudu!
Dlaczego PAM rzeezy ME "a
pakowa1a = zwraca sic do niej u
przejmie pc niemiecku jeden z u
rzednikow = musimy dw6r O.
pr6xnif - trzeba to zabrac.
We drzwiach cisnie sic zapla
kama j niespokojna s1uzba.
WynosiG meble, zwraca sic do
Mich 4andarm.
& ruszaja sic leniwie ale W pol
drogi zatrzymuje ich rozkazuja-
cy CLOS starszej PAM.
&Zabraniam! jeszcze dis mnie
s}uchac muscle. Zabraniam!
I sluzba ustepuje.
Wowczas urzednk zniecierpli-
wionym tonem kaze wynosic
graty ma podw6rze j ! otuje podre-
cznej ksiazce op6r w}adzy it'd.
Trzeszcza bolesnie stare szafy
Cd dwustu lat ME ruszane, osypu-
je sic tynk pod wyrwanych
gwozdzi pc ktorych zostaja W
scianach wielkie szarpane rany,
wypadaja portrety dziadow z
ram sprochnialych a PAM ma
Karlowicach siedzi, sztywna i ME
ruchoma.
Kiedy szanowna PAM stad
wyjdzie? K6nie czekaja informu-
je znow urzednik starajac sic ma
dae g}osowi dzwiek lagodny.
choc oczy rzucaja zle %spojrzenia.
Me rusze sic gwaltem chy-
ba mnie stad u%suniecie. Ale czy
sic. kto odwazy mnie doknae sep:
CO kredowe wargi upartej Pol
XII. (
Naraz tuz mad SODA slyszy sta
nowczy rozkaz i jakies cztery
brutalne lapy podnosza ia z fo-
ktelu vice Gaia sila ~odpycha je,
cd siebie wielkim glosem VIOLA
preczi
Stoi chwile wyniosla imponuja-
ca W koronie bialych wlos6w j
nagle - chwytajac sic "a plersi
wall u stop cesarskich urzednir
kow Z zamierajacem ma wargach
imieniem Jurek.
Jeszcze jeden jek j pozostaje
skamieniala re szklanemi oczymf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
lN0vaka krODle zOfadkOWe

|sa starym 9rodttern. ktdry przez 81 lat 3ayc,a
ETsleffim Merpi6niom 3o3Rdka S~taIowiay one
4r6dlo sadoWoienia niezliczonych fatntlti. 2 kto-
Tych staly sic c1escia domowego urzadzenla. , .
Cena gSc' butelka z przesyaka. Pienlaoze
trzebs posls6 z zam6wioniem.
JAN NOWAk co., -
Ashland Ave. b 18Th St. Cnleaso' Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
WYWLASZCZONA.
Gdy przyszedl urzedowy papier

~ -
me wyjazdy do Berlina, szukanie
poparcia ~najbardziej wpfywo,
wych os6b prawo jest nieublaga.
ne ME uznaje zadnych wyjatkow
Musi wiec is6 precz z tel ziemi
cd wicklow bedacej wposiadaniu
jej rodziny z tego dworu gdzie 70.
dill sic i marli pradz;adowie
gdzie sama przezy}a wszystkie
radosci ilb6le zycia.
Tepym wzrokiem w%patrywala
sic W wielkiego czarnego orla
ezu}a W sercu jego ostre krwiozer-
eye szpony papier drzai coraz sill
niej W jej bialych palcach; ivy
suna} sic wreszcie z cichym szele,
stem. Pad}a ma fotel i pozosta}a
nieruchoma, blada z aureola 81
wych wlosow mad zbruzdzonem
czo1em.
= I OTTO staroswiecki pok6j "a
czynaja wypelniac widma, Gala
przeszlose stale pred oczami,
~wysuwaja sic drogie tvarze da-
VINO umar}ych i pogrzebionych....
wyciagaja ku niej rece j szepca
,nie daj ME daj! ~
Ona w. bezsilnej niece zaciska
kurczowo d}onie / pyta CO robie,
jak wyrwaG sic z pod miazdzacego
obucha.
A pred MIA stoi MAJ tax jak
go pozegna}a W tel ostatniej go
dzinie, stoi W kr6tkiej bekieszy 60
rankowej czapce i mowi: "A pa
mietaj Maryniu, chowaj dobrze
chlopca o ziemie dbai ziemi ME
zmarnuj - to jest jedyne co nam
z~osta}o.... gdybym ME wr6cil...
I ME wroci}... Zgina1 W tel O.
kropnej zawierusze tam "a kordo-
mem, gdzie lyle 'krwi i @ez pocie-
klo a ma jego nieznanej mogile TO
sn4 tylko cienie i pie$h zalobna,
kracza Wrony...
A ch}opiec uczy} sic w dalekiem
miescie, bra} nagrody i medale, O.
ma zas marzy}a re w~reszcie odet-
/ chnie, re on wroci, ably pracowac
ma roll.
Ale Adama rwa}a,w SWAT ma
rzycielska i entuzyastyczna du-
sza OLGA, pokutowala W ch}opaku.
Wiecznie COS robil, 'organizowal,
nalezai do jakichs'kolek - tam
mad Wisla. A do matki pisa&: Po-
zw6l m: jeszcze tn zostac mako,
tn potrzeba ludzi, CODY d%zia}ali,
CODY mieli moe ATTAIN = ty1ko
trzeba trwac... jeszcze ME
cas-.
Byla coraz niespokojniejsza w
dalekien. miescie wrzalo, VIE
dziala Z gluchych wiesci z nieja-
snych listow lsvna o taiemnych
konspiracyach, o robocie poch}a-
niajacej setki istnien i olhrzymie
sunny.
Wszystkie dochody z'Kar1o-
vic bez s1owa protestu wysylala
synowi... TAX trzeba, ohowia-
eek.
A potem ia .straszna katastrofa
kilka wierszy obojetnych zim-
nych: dis 0 4tej rano ma stokach
twierdzy, odbywa sic egzekucya
Stanislawa Acknowledged "a ma
lezenie do spisku.
Ten clos zdruzgotal ia zupel-
ME, dopiero wiadomosc Q przyj-
sciu ma SWAT wnuka obledzie
jego matki wr6cila ja do zyciiaa.
Sprowadzi}a oboje do karlowic ]
zaczeb sic move 'zycie ciezkie,
smutne pomiedzy oblakana ko-
beta j drobnem slabowitem die
ckiem, 49,.
i " tel chwili widzi ssweg7
chlopca mizerna twarz 0 wiel-
kich blekitnych oczach wyglada,
Ia z "a kraty, i, zdaje sic nakazyy-
wac ziemi stree babko!
| ten ME uniknal swego losu:
skazany ma try lata ciezkiego
pruskiego wiezienia. on, ten die
fciak, MISUNDERSTANDING, to osta.
1.-THE kochanie karlowickiej.
" kilka miesiecy potem PREY.
jechaN urzednik " towarzystwie
landarl,e6w, ME .chciaaa ich wi.
dziet, zrdbiono vice beg niej spis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-07-31
Sprytny ~kazn0dzieia
a~merYkahski.

Ma ]prawdliw,e amerykahskl po.
mysl wpad}l kaznodzieja. najwiekr
sxego ko6cioia nc vojurakiego, ably
xvabid wiernych ma ka.anie pod
cxas niexao6nego gor2oa. Ot64 "
.cafym kodclele karat on p~orozsta-
Wac wielkie biloxi lodu n damon
ka al roxdawad wachlarxe. Pc ka-
.anin klnematog,afe przedstawtl
scene Z lod6w p~olarnych. N4p}yw
wiernych do ko6c'oia pomgstows-
go ka.nodz,ci ni,dy ME byl tax
.wielki iak y ostatmoh dniach.
Przerwanyy lot W
Herne.z-
Lotnik Aademar, kt6ry wesoraj
rano wsn,6sa sic " ohaanisthala
rod Berlin.m, abys dotona6 ~s'otu
Berlin. Paryil ubiegad sig Q. ma
erode IL, oct m,rek konkarsu Ba-
o..r'ego o2,dl vo.or.j . gods. .
rano v pobliio Gusstersle b. Y
W~estfalyi, ma drod1e Bieltfeid
do Hsmm. Podobno, ; powodu
silnych wiohr6w, Audemar sresy
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Love S Madness
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

ahead for them devoted to night vi,l,.
more protracted and more painfu, tSaS
those of her babyhood.
hope the girl will summon to hsro.,
every reason, every argument. why a.
should not marry this man. Marsb.,as
on the side of these forces will he ~
parents distress, their disappoint,,ns,
and the endless drain on their resour.-'
in the future support of man wboss
sweetheart admits he can't '.,naTs
good
opposed to every reason on a,,.,
why she should not marry him ie ~
one little puny claim OF her love
call it 'puny" because, knowine ~
admitting his failures and weaLnes,o
it is q love without respect. She n,sr
love the man, love being uncontror,shI,
and wiIlful, but she can not respect bin.
And a love without respect is 2 q,aT
sort of thing.
beg this girl to let the seven mor+,.
stretch away into seven years. Then =.
she still loves him, and he loves her
one will object TO the marriage tbonng ny
they attend with hearts filled with gos,
bodings.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Household Economy
How to Have the Best CouSL
Syrup and Save 81, by
Making 1t at Home.

Cough medicines, as q rule, contain -,
.arge quantity of plain syrup. Ii yop
take one pint of granulated sugar, add
u pint of warm water and stir ahon,
, minutes, you have as good syrun a,
money could buy.
Ii you will then put 21S ounces NJ
Pinex $50 cents WORTHY in q pint botfIs
and fill it up with the Sugar Syrup, Won 1I
will have as much cough syrup as Won
could buy ready made for $3.50. i
Keeps perfectly.
syrup you ever used-even in whoopinu
cough. You can feel it take hold-rsT.
ally stops the most severe cough in d
hours. 1t is just laxative enough. has !
good tonic effect, and taste is pleasant
fake a teaspoonful every one, two Of
three hours.
1t is splendid remedy, too, for
whooping cough, Group, hoarseness, asth
ma, chest pains, etc.
Pinex is the most valuable concentra,
ted compound Of Norway white pine ey.
tract, rich in guaiacol and all the heal.
ing pine elements. No other prepars,
tion will work in this formula,
This recipe for making cough remedy
with Pinex and Sugar Syrup is now
used and priced in thousands of homes
plan has often been initiated but never
successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction Or
money promptly refunded, goes with thi,
recipe. Your druggist has Pinex, Or will
get it for YOU: If not, send to Th.
Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Daysey Mayme
and Her Folks
By FRANCES L. GARSIDE.
GOVERNMENT INVOLVED.

AYSEY MAYME~.PPLETON has
been engaged to be married SO
often. and her mother has
marked pillow cases and sheets so many
times with letters that had to be later
picked out, and other letters put in,
that she now, in preparing for her
daughters marriage, leaves the place
Tor Initials a blank.
Just as the date is left q blank after
names inscribed prematurely on q
tombstone.
She is engaged again. This time TO
a man whose name begins with 3. Last
time it was 10 a man whose name be-
gins with ). and it would be just
impossible sighed her mother, "to
change an embroidered s to g."
He lives out OF town, and Daysey
Mayme expects letter in every morn
lng's mail.
1T starts the day right she said one
morning, after she had started the day
wrong for every one in the family by
scolding because the postman was late.
one morning the letter didn't come.
"He IS busy" said her father. He is
cooling oil" said ner brother You
VIII hear in the next mail" said her
mother.
No letter in the next mail! No let
ter all day! No letter next morning
u know what il means" sobbed
Daysey Mayme. "The mail carrier has
been bribed by some False Friend to
throw his letters into the gutter!"
No letter the next day and her sus-
picions enlarged. Its the postnas-
teri" she cried, wringing her hands
.iust Ike disappointed girls wiring their
hands in the books. Every one in
that postohice is in league against me!
Somewhere in that Office they are hid
ing his Dear Letters, and there must be
= dozen by now"
No letter the next day. It's the
postmaster gcneral!' cried Daysey
Mayme. Il never did like his looks.
Who would think a man in such q big
position would stoop to crush the ten
der heart of a poor girl like me, I'll
30 TO Washington and tell the prcsi-
dent about it,"
The next day the fetetr came. lie
had been busy, he said, marking down
mems shirts from $2.1S to $1.99,
Then Daysey Mayme, who had her
suit case packed III readiness to go to
Washington, unpacked it, and showed q
renewed interest IN life by getting out
her curl papers.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
Artful Tommy.

Tommy was for the time being lost.
For an hour his mother had see moth
ing OF him-had heard nothing OF him,
and this was unusuai--so unusual that
Tommy's mamma became anxious.
She questioned Tommy's sister, El-
sic. But Elsie shook her curls. she
knew nothing: she hadn't seen Tommy
Tor an hour, quite.
Then Tomny's mamma rang for the
cook, and cook came in looking hot and
uncomfortable. "Oh, mum-mumi" she
began, wildly.
Gracious, cook! What has hap
pened ?" shrieked Tommy's mamma, as
she Topped into chair. My boy! my
sweet cherub! Tell me the worst"
And the cook told her. Please. mum
Tommy's locked himself IN the cup
board with the nince pies, and--and he
says he's going on eating till he's too i'll
to be whipped"