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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07

Lind.
FL ex-gobernador John Lind ha
ce varios dias Sc hallaba en- Was
hington con una mission misterio
sa, Y nadie prcvi6 que iba q ser G
viado 4 Mexico. Este caballero
nunca ha estado en- Mexico Y 10
habla esnanGl Fun oscogido pol
Fl Presidentc Wilson para repre-
sentar en- Mexico esta especial mi
sion & causa dc la complcta impair
cialidad Ell los as,ntos dc aquel
pals, al que nj conoca nj slquiera
habla su lenguajc, Y este hOmbrc
convino mas que ningunO por S1I
desintcr@s en- aqucllas cucstiones
V Ia imposibilidad de poderSc po-
her al habla con los judas cienti
ficos, pOr no Sabcr cspanol el
nuevo cnviado, como va sc diJo.
Es cicrto que varios politicastros
de la metr6poli mcxicana hablan
buen ingles; pero ell nucvo repre-
sentante lleva el poderos0 recur .
SO de nxprcsarse en- ingles n0mas,
y NADIA le cuesta ell csta lengua
dcsairar 4 t0das las tentaciones
que los traidores lc prOpongan, 10
que nc haria en- cspanol por rcspe
to al pals
La nuevn politica americana On
Mexico.
In intnmpcstiva retirada del
tmbaiador Wilson de la ciudad
de Mexico. la cntrcvista scvera y
RI interrogatorio rigurOso Il que
fuE somctido en- Ia Casa Blanca
por tl Presidcntc Wilson Y Sc
cretario de Estado Bryan, IN
preston que ell gobierno de Was
hington ell general hizO contra
los informes incohercntes del EN-
bajador trnido de Mexico, la re
nuncia obligada de este por ell
Soberano Executive dc la ia
zion. todas estas circunstancias y
cada una dc elias hablan bastan-
10 de IA actitud rcsuclta del 60
bicrno de los Estados Unidos res
pecto 4 los atroces atentados 60
mctidos en- Mexico durantc cs.
tos llltimOs mescs de In caida del
Presidente Madero.
In TRACTION de Huerta Y su
comparsa, maquinada por I'M CRU
20 de hombres sin honor III pa
triotismo. cuales son los cientifi
COS, hubiera sido indiferente pa
ra Ell pueblo Mexicano inconcien
to de sus derccbos, ,hubicrn sido IL
lnillada tai veS la protesta pu
dorosa Y honrada Ell boca de los
pocos patriotas ,nexicanos que es
tan 4 la aitura de sii situaci6n y
sientcn aln los mobiles impulses
del dcber; pero cxiste una ley pc
dcrosa que los perYcrsos no puc
den violar, que los poderosos no
puedcn comprar, que los traido.
res no pueden sacrificar, Y 6sta
es la iusticia international, la QUE
presta aroyo moral y fisico 4 to
das las causas honradas que So
bas1n en- Ia moral dc In ley.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07
Fl EMBAJAD0R WILSON RET|RADO De MEXICO
In nuev0 Dp|OmddCO con CaTaCtGr particular repesen-
tara a los e. UU. en- Ia RepdbfCa MexiCana
Nnva f2Sp dn IA noiCa americana an MfXco mas nocias
Nueva Ease de Ia pOItiCa americana en- Mexico.

Despues de una larga con.
ferencia en- la Casa Blanca entire
ell Presidente Wilson. Secretario
dc Gobernaci6n Bryan Y ell Sena
dor Bacon, este ultimo icfe de la
Comisi6n de Relaciones Extranje-
ras Ell ell Senado,la administrator
el Lunes ultimo determine dar
el primer paso definitivo en- la po
Utica International de Mexico. Pc
cos momentos despues de In cc:;.ftua
rcncia. el niinistro Bryan sali6 de
la Casa Blanca y declare 4 los
, agentes de la prensa 10 siguientc:
Ell Embajador Henry Lane
| Wilson ha resignado, y su renun
cia tcndra cfecto del IL del en-
trante Octubre en adclante. la
falta de cumplimiento en- el de
scmpcno de su deber durante los
iitimos cpisodios de la rcvoiucl0n
en- Mexico, es una prueba de All
incapacidad para representa- las
miras del gobierno americana Ell
Ia prescnte situaci6n de Mexico. .
Seg1n las practicas de la admi-
nistraci6n de Washington, los En-
baiadores americanns tiencn la
prerrogativa de 60 dias de pro
rroga para evacuar el puesto, con
tando desde ei dia que se les n
cepta su renuncia, " siguiendo es
ia practica, ei Embajador vii.
son tiene scsenta dfas de espera,
los que terminaran e1 Id de Octu-
bre pr6ximo. por raZ6n de no
contarse los dfas Domingos,
Sc nombra otro Representative.
Washington. Agosto f. FL ex
gobernador dc Minnesota, senor
John Lind, Sc dirige 4 Mexico via
Nneva Orleans. en- eiase de repre-
sentantc personal del Presidcntc
Wilson y no como Embaiador, pa
ra que actne como conseiero de
In Embaiada americana en- la ciu
dad dc Mexico, mientras exista Ia
prosente crisis en- la vecina Rcptl
! biica. Este nuevo Representative
seguira nj pie dc la letra las ms =
trucciones que lleva del presiden
to Wilson, annque no Sc hacen
saber todavia cuales son esas ms
trucciones,la naturaleza de las cu'
les es un secreto que solo como
cen el presidente Y Sill Gabinete.
Henry Lane Wilson no sera va
Ji,nbaiador en- Mexico. Sc le
wand6 lamar de Nueva York POT
Itprafo para hacerle yer que te
nir que prescntar su dimislon.
Los palabras empleadas por el
ministro Bryan nj exprcsar la
rrnu~c'a del Embajador Wilson,
10 ,lejan duda algnna acerca de
antipnfia Gle In presente admins
,rnoi6n 1nmocratica hacia lluerta
Y su regimen.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07
.Ju1taP atri6tiCaes
trepitOsa en- eI
Beethoven
Hall.

LA noChc dei domingo ult1mO sc
verified una velada EN- esta ciu-
dad, en- el Beethoven Hall, siendo
ell Objeto de esta una manifesto :
ei6n popular en- honor del Presi :
dente Wilson y el Congreso Ma
cional Americana, por su noble ac
titud en- maneiar IA question de
Mexico con ell .tacto y delicadeza
debidos, y por la decidida energia
del Preaiente Wilson en- llevar 4
delante su politica de no recono :
Ger alNusurpador Huerta.
Antes de celebrarse la 'junta,
una banda de musica TOGO en- la
plaza del Alamo, Y lucgo esta ban
da gui6 La multitud hasta ell Be
thoven Hall ,iugar de La cita,Cuan
do Ell Presidente de la asamblea,
senior Lauro M. Guerra, declare
la s>si6n alberta y llam6 al or
den. habia reunidas dentro del 10.
cal como QuinientAs personals, en-
tire estas muchas Sras., siendo la
mayor parte de la concurrencia
'nexicaros. I'll mencionad0 Senor
Guc'ra 'om6 la palabra para cx-
piicur ei obicto de la jmta en-
,in i sc,uSo que pronunci6 en- in.
otes en- 81 o' hizo resaltar los idea
les q pcrsi yuen los constructions
listas q Sc agrupan alrcdcdor de
Carranza Y lncha armada q estos
sostienen 20" la libertad de su pu
bio. plopiando como Sc merece al
Prnsidcntc Wilson. En- seg,lida
introduio ante IN cOncurrencia nj
sefior Isidro Farela, Diputado nj
Congreso de In Union en- Mexico
Dor Il Estado de Coahuila. Este
seilor pronunci6 M discurso en- es
pailpl rcse1ando dnsde sus prin-.
cipios la rcvoluci6n redentora del
uusirc Madcro, on una epoca en-
que todos callaban, Il valor sc
cscondia EN- los harnpos de las
eoneiencias. los paladines tembla
han iunto 4 las victimas ence-'
rrados en- inmundos cniabo los
aercchos constitucionnlcs estaban
todos concuicados. 81 dcr"eho de
= reunion cra prohibido con gran
des prnas Y amcnazas, In libertad
de Ia prensa cra I'm dcl'to s2vera,
mente puuido por los rufian's de
La tirania, V todos los derechoS hu
manos eran burlados i'npnhRh'en-
re; Y eli estos traglcos Inomeh}os
de opresi6n Y dc afreniosa tira :,
MIA, tue cnando resono IN VoI o.
I'm honpre oeshfia,'o" los WI .
mes y delatando los ln'puS'1,"S' n,, ,n'."
esq hoNnnre ''t.l" go" ni", wa, ~,
En scsn'da reseho inhR'Ss'",,'i'' ~ - ..a;
te Ia s"gunoh ',apa n' :" a,'a.', 80. .
cion de los 1lohs : "e ;a,,,",l 80 &C.," o,,"
ssia Vs'Ro'nosn "n i'1 '",aI,n - nnr
estaDa, ehsarAaoos , ,,,. ~ .'',,tn ,.,n' =, ~,
,aS .':e.'t,,n, ;s'.',;n,,tn Ia gonnroi An 90.
mt'11"'' ,,a';"a ss,;v MAJ = r,,art plazo y
nroditor;a TRACTION dol vicio Hucr
"a ! nara colmo de ingrntituies,
vino tras 81 ascsind'o del ilnstFe
Madero el banannte bochornoso, .
frecido = los E,mp"1'"o'.s ,, nara bo;,ar oi
payaso ae H., ~ r'a,d' aaa .apn,it;nndn p",9 ode :
S9p'e ,s9, - 'a,"hu, ',n,.a ~ il ' ,ns ;n,unnjo
lipar con N IA !, u"I,I" nnin,a, 49, w ms ,,nrren,
Willis - 10 a. !. ~ pnlao;n doade 10
=" 4,,.',,'s p,.S H. Ia cnnnu;stn
.1'",,'p'' ~ ,',,a ,,,,,,,,n,tos a,
I o,bl;co Il retrato del insigno GO
) Nan,.nD ,"n,,a,,to rarranzo d 4 srl vista
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07

Por esa ley omnipotente ell de-
bill cria fuerzas y ell vencido sc
vuelye levantar a la lucha.
Por esa icy rod0 Maximiliano en-
ell cadalso, y toda Europa no pu
do reclamar un solo derecho que
favoreciera al ilustre ejecutado.
La Doctrina Monroe. poT mas
flexible que sc ln cnnsiderc. t;oliG
bastante consistencia para basar
Sc EN- la fucrza de su marina V
de sus inmenS0s recursOs CONT -
nentales. prOductO t0do de una Sa
bia administration que tolcra to
dos los uitrajes cuando cstOs no
van contra @! dcrcchO humane y
la ley moral per0 Que cuandO g.
sos ultraie8 traspasan esos liml
tes sagrad0S. .entOnces sobrcvicnc {
torbellipO de la Confederation y
la guerra civil 8 la catastrofc dt
F'ilipinas y Cuba.
CuandO Ell un pals cualqulcra
son respetados todos los dere .
chos. los habitantcs de ese pals
tienen que haccrsc fuerteS con el
solo aliento que les da la liber =.
tad, Y 81 Il csa libertad Sc anadc
La riqueza de las industrias Y la
alta retribuci6n de los iornalrs,
ia repartici6n de las tierras ba.
30. precios 1n6dicos, la abundan-
cia de La production viene Il ser
ell corolario de esa libertad, y al
propio tempo se tiene libcrtad Y
dinero. In administration sa
hla lie los Estados Unidos ha pa
sado por todos estos fen6menos
sociales, por ESQ s,l situaci0n po
Utica y financiera es pr6spcra,
su poder militar cs immense como
uaci6n.
Por desgracia Ia era de liber-
tad Y de derecho para todos lni-
ciada EN- Mexico por 81 iiuStrc
Presidcnte Francisco |. Madcro
fu6 interrumpida por la malta d.
los cientificos "tOntos y In o.
bra coomenzada fue vilmentc de
vorada v aniquilada por los man
drias del partido cientifico de
Mexico. v ahora es una nccesi y
dad natural cspcrar cl equil,brio
moral de las potcncias amigos ma
tuertes, Y de 6stas la unica mas
Gerca es el pals de los Estados L
nidos.
La obligation diplomatica cs u
ia empresa natural Y no cgcista,
cs un trab8io por el bien de Ia
humanidad Y no por cl hicn de
I'M solo pals. El cquilibrio tienc
que obrar sobrc toda la humani :
dad Y no sobre determinados in
tereses particuIares de una ma
ctonalidad.
Ia avuda de los Estados Uni :
dos debe ser con armas y parque
para restableccr eli Mexico el go
binrno moral
sesa..--4-@-<--.@
Domingo Perez Moreno, profe
sor dc instruction Primaria Me.
xicat,a. uuien ha vcnido 6stn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07
Ell vieio Huerta en- ultimos ester
torres aplica ia Ley Fuga."

t0rac anlfCo 10 ct az, Es,. opo -
Tomomns IL Wr,o H.
Irio de la n;ndod da ] NTSr;a III" ln
fecho "a dol nasadn In1;o l. ~ -;
ru;ente. ~ ''' ~ D.
"Como raoo,l,rt, .,,as+roa ,,o
torres al consnini Enl;na ton rnra;a iH'
Tu6 nnco,tr.do NOV 10 no,;nfa 49,
nartinndo los msn;f;astos aTn -
nartido l;boro1 Iany6 I 10 nan;6n
' nun Ia nol;cio ar~opn6 nnr nrns
rrinci6n guhnrnat;va dn ins ,,,r,
rns dc Jondn f,nron f;;adns ,w ''''7'
IJnvado 4 n com;so,.fa 90 l. oo
gipnI II niGrc;tn nora <,,,o uneoD1
q nr.stor enc snrv;o;os on 6m;"tn
Roo. y ~ rfncto f,1t oonIlnc;In /
Veracr,,z ' y
En- csa nohlac;6u n;di6 !, gus.
pensi6u dol octo y dnrrntado n.t,
nermaucc;G on al n,nrto hasto .
YER dia on nnc soo,;n 60 nos a.
seonra nerd;6 Ia vida
Tn yiaiero one arr;h6 do varo
cruz nos manifesto one habfa sido
muerto el senior Garcia nornue i,
icnt6 huirse mas Ia sornrend;ero,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07

Domingo Perez Moreno, profe
sor de instruction Primaria Me.
xicat,a, uuien ha venido 6sto
eindad con su familia. solicita Dc
sus compatriotas mexicanos ira
baio en- su profession; para infor
mes diriiasc al No. 81 b. CcVa-
Hos Street.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07
To Advertisers

R0DoR" hac the lare eot3
Hon ct my 81, the SpaniSh,
s. Texas Our books arees
1of public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-08-07

(Pasa q Ia a. pag !
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-07

II have conducted sales all over America and have made some bargains which
of
that
mrealyg ygng the andlo
stock of high grades a
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-07
1Bars OctagonsOSo
{ SOAP FOR NOC

l have a big lot of this, and to
create a little excitement / will
sell you bars of Octagon Soap
for 25c. This is good only as
long as the soap last. You bet
ter hurry.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-07
SHIRTS

All kinds. Dress and Work Shirts.
Underwear, any kind and weight.
Mems Half Hose, all colors.
Neckwear, all kinds.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-07
CHILDREN'S COATS

CHILDREN'S COATS
Children's Dresses.
Children's Rain Coats
Children's Sweaters
Childrens Scarfs
Childrens Underwear and Hose to fit
any one
CAN YOU DO 1T?
See the windows. The Wizard" has ar
ranged a nice puzzle for you. Come and
see-work it out and if you're first you
get nice present. Be sure and see this
in the windows Thursday morning.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-07
Fancy Patterns in Dress Ginghams at sc. YARD
7 BARS oCTAGoN SOAP FOR 25c

BARS OCTAGON SOAP FOR 25c
have big lot of this, and to create a
little excitement will sell you z bars of
Octagon Soap for 25c. This is good only
as long as the soap last. ou better hurry.
JUST TO MAKE THINGS HUM
l have a ton of Granulated Sugar and
while it last will sell you
20 Lbs. for $1.00.
THE WIZARD SAYS YOUR DOLLAR
HAS MORE CENTS WHEN YOU
SHOP HERE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
Polished and Vigorous.

Observing IA passenger with the I'M
lighted burt of cigar in his fingers.
the street car conductor requested him
10 put II out,
ut is ont. you chnmp." responded
the passenger.
PARDON lne." resumed the conductor.
III have failed to make myself clear
The condition To which had reference
was not one of mere temporary non
combustion. but of elimination, the
eradication. | might say. of the physi'
cal presence of your nicotine laden rem
nant. tbis process followed necessarily
by cess . ,on of the odor now permeat-
ing an atmosphere already somewhat
deficient, fear. In the essential ele-
ment of ozone. I'm a huIuble conduct
or, and my aim Is to please; but, you
big porcine stiff. you throw that cigar
through the door or I'll throw you and
1t both. Seer"
Excuse me. professor, replied the
passenger meekly. and the incident
was closed Philadelphia Ledger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
NORTH BENNINGTON

The public is cordially invited to
worship with the Congregational
church on Sunday. The morning ser
vices are held a. IL o'clock with ser
mon by the pastor on 'The Cloud OF
Witnesses" Sunday school meets
at IL o'clock with election of officers.
The new hymn books have come
and you will want to try them. The
Endeavor society meets at 6 o'clock
with the topic THE Ideal Christian"
In the evening at o'clock there will
be gospel service, the pastor speak
ing on the subject "The Ruined
Walls. Good singing. Come.
At the Baptist. church, North Ben
nington, Sunday, April 6, the morn
ing subject will be, "Gethsemane."
In the evening, Mature Vexed." The
poem for the evening will be, "The
Long Ago" Young Peoples meet
ing will be led by Mrs. Coburn, the
subject is Humility Prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening. The ladies
missed one week from quilting. How
do you account for that? We know
that some men will say. Nat, re is
carpeting the earth with green; what
does that make you think of? The
Lords Supper Sunday morning.
This do in Remembrance of Me-"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
ARLINGTON

Leo Wilson is recovering from
chicken pox.
Mrs. Russell has been spending a
week at her former home in Lincoln.
Superintendent Whittier has been
confined to the house by illness dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Dusablon
and son of Burlington have returned
home after visiting their son fand
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dusablon.
Miss Matte Garfield has decided
to put up a new house on the land
between Era Bumps house and the
Coolidge instead of moving the
house occupied by Richard Delaney
and daughter.
The Arlington Village Improve
ment society expect to hold their an
nual rummage sale about May list in
the town hall and would be very
glad to receive contributions for the
same. Please keep this in mind dur
ing your spring house cleaning. The
exact date will be given later
The people of the town are to
unite in card party, etc, to be held
at the town hall on wednesday eve
ming. This is also to be box party
and will each lady please bring a
box Of lunch for two. Write your
name on the box and after card play
ing these boxes will be auctoned off
to the highest bidder This is the
program for evening card playing to
begin at $40, charge of 10c. After
the prizes are awarded there will
come the auction for the lunch At
ter this dancing will be enjoyed. 1t
is hoped every one will come The
proceeds are to be used toward re-
pairing the side walk down Water
street. This street was flooded dur
ing the high water and the town will
be under great expense in repairing
the different roads, repairing and con
structing bridges and for this rea-
son the different ones started this
party Remember it is to be public
and all are asked. Don't forget the
time and place Wednesday evening
at SIS at the town hall
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
EAST ARLINGTON

Mrs. C. NJ. Burt is quite i'll with
the grip.
John McClume was visiting in Ben
nington Friday.
Little John Donahue is quite ser
iously Ill with pneumonia.
John Gray left Friday for Albany
to visit his sister, Miss Francis
Gray
Edward Sweet, who has been in
Manchester for the past week, re-
turned Friday.
Mrs George Stafford, who has been
so critically i'll with pneumonia, is
slowly but surely recovering.
Harry Niles is to resign his posi-
ton at the Hale Cos in a few days
with the intention of going into bust
ness for himself papering and pant
ing.
Joseph Murphy. a finisher in the
chair factory, leaves Monday for
Greenville, N. H., where he has a
position.
Mrs. Floyd Montgomery and her
biOhhNAt DChhAo NOh vi OnaA 70
bury were guests of their uncle Rol-
len Perry Thursday.
The remains of Milton Warner
were brought here Thursday April 3
for burial. Mr.. Warner lived here
for many years and has many friends
who regret his loss.
There will be a baseball meeting
at the East Arlington Firemans
rooms Friday evening, April IL. All
interested in a good team to repre-
sent the town of Arlington this sum-
mer make 1t your business to be
present. The Bennington County
Improvement association is making
an effort to form a five club league
including Manchester, Arlington.
SALISBURY, North Bennington and
Bennington. Therefore II Arlington
is to be represented we will need the
cooperation of all fans in both vii
lagos to make II successful.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
) urest Way to
End Catarrh

Go to w. l.. Gokay and say: 81
want A HYOMEI outfit" Take it
home-pour a few drops of HYOMEI
from the bottle into the little hard
rubber inhaler-breathe 1t for five
minutes and note the refreshing re-
lief-breathe it four or five times a
day for few days and Catarrh and
all its symptoms will gradually dis
appear.
Booths HYOMEI is balsamic air;
1t contains no opium, cocaine or 9th
er harmful drug and is sold on money
back plan for Catarrh, Group, Colds
and Coughs. Complete outfit Tin
cludes inhaler) $100-extra bottles
if later needed, so cents at w. l..
Gokay's and druggists everywhere.
Simple instructions for use in every
package-you can't fail Just
breathe it-no stomach dosing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
GoRDoM'S BLuN0ER.
Grave Tactical Mistake of Budding
English General.

English General.
When General Gordon was lad al
school ne was as miscellaneous as niusi
boys When the boys had done any
thing wrong they We're shut up in n
large. barely furnished room aud sci
to write lines from Latin author.
Gordon was one of the most FIRE.
quent prisoners in this room. and be
used to be annoyed by the boys who
We're free coming to the door and jeer
ing at him through the keyhole Re
solving to get even. lie procured a
the next time he went to write lines.
he went round to the various desks
and sucked up the ink into the syringe
by and ~ he heard stealthy foot.
or and nearer they tame and at last
halted outside the dor They are
peeping through the keyhOle." whisper.
ed thp' future general. and. placing the
contents through with all the energy
he could muster
There was Il smothered exclamation
Of disgust. and then some one fumbled
With the handle of the door II opened.
and IN Stalked the head master. his
face black. with wrath and his once
snowy shirt front black with ink We
must draw veil over the painful
scene which followed London Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
A Caro-

We, the undersigned. DO hereby
agree to refund the money on a 90
cent bottle Of Greenes Warranted Sy
rup OF Tar II It fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
rs cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy, A. 8. Hathaway,
Harwood Drug Store,
c. r. and A. B. Hawkins,
B. A. Quinlan G. Woodwork
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-05
For Burns Bruises and Sore,

The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils. sores. innam-
nation and all skin diseases is Buck.
lens Arnica Salve. In four days Il
cured L. II. Haflin, OF Iredell, Tex,
OF a sore on his ankle which panied
him so he could hardly walk. Should
be in every house. Only Csc.
Recommended BY Harold w. Cole,
Druggist.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-27

an establishment as this in the midst OF the forest,
1t belonged there. Its perfect harmony with the
things of nature made il a part of them.
The windows opened upon a new world, Ted, and
the evenings we spent IN the huge inglenook OF its
low ceiling living-room revealed a new life to me-
Jim paused in refection-Sin stirred uneasily in his
nook before the fire; the tall cathedral clock in the
corner smote the soft silence with its count OF the
hour; an ember fell, hared crisply, striking a rudy
glow on the brass Of the andirons.
81 found Mrs. Graydon among her flowers my first
morning" Jim resumed, quietly.
"'You are better already, Mr.. Jim, said she, as she
Strengthened up from her bed of marigolds; 1 can
see It. In a week you will begin to enjoy our life
here, unless you are hopelessly metropolitan
I'm not often given TO fine words, as you know
Teddy, but was able to assure her that my few
hours had already convinced me OF that.
al have only one request to make, said Mrs.
Graydon, and that is that you will do as you please
here. Our happiness will be in seeing you win back
"fMr' Gravdon is in the rush of finishing his new
book, and as he thinks am necessary to him We
shall be busy much OF the time.
of the country if you desire it. She knows our will
dcrness and its language, but ii you wish to learn
them alone we shall not interfere.
Il was idly watching Mrs. Graydon busy with her
sweet peas when a long. clear Halo! tloatcd up
";Ah, there she is now, Mr. jim said She. Shall
AZ the lakes edge lay a b~oathouse and a solid
little wharf, The girl in the red canoe had just
This is my daughter Marjorie said Mrs. Gray
don.
Il looked into a pair OF frank brown eyes and felt
a firm, small hand in nine,
$50 this is Mr.. Chamberlain, said she, I am very
sorry to know that you have been i'll, but am sure
YOU will soon be strong again here.
~ don't know what made me do it. Teddy. but be-
fore I realized it | was. saying to her, 4 am sure OF
it, too, Miss Marjorie, if you will help me
al cursed myself instantly for a fool, but it was ln-
receesarv About her there was none Of the self
CONSCIOUSNESS of the girl that would have suspected
fattery. -, 81:
wish me to-
"t'Rvbateyer I may have expected continued Jim,
81 had not thought to meet in that far country such