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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-14
I Will Stake This Medicine
Against Your Time
A Few Days Will Be Sufficient to Provs 5
That on Are Durable

few minutes Of your time FOR rev
days and l will demonstrate to you.
without expense to yourself, that have
4 medicine that drives Uric Acid poison
from the system and by so doing cures
kidney trouble, bladder trouble and
rheumatism don't ask you to take my
word for it. but simply want you to let
me send you some Of this medicine so
that you can use 1t personally.
these diseases that have something
far better than the usual run Of RENE,
dies, treatments and such things. ana
fact is to 60 to the expense Of COM 2.
povntdne the msdcin %his and eas to
t time III to IVY Wr&t s' me- Understand. i will
or test trea tment. nor will send you
can use some Of it and pay FOR the rest:
but ! will send you supply free OF
charge and you will not be asked to pay
for this gift nor will you be under any
All want to know is that you have
disease for which my medicinpee. is in
tsr tend as i some mot Of the xy%p
toms Of kidney, bladder and rheumatic
troubles. If you notice one or more OF
these you need sead THIS na o
it if you will write me the numbers Of
the symptoms you have. give your age.
and YOUR name and address. NV address
is DR.. T. Frank Lynott, 9449 Deagan
Building, Chicago. III. You promise me- ne
| ask. so there shall be no mistake Is
that you send me the numbers Of your
symptoms or description in your own
words, and that you take the medicine
according to the directions send you.
It is my way Of getting publicity for my
medicine so that 1t will become widely
known.
You will agree when you have used
It that 1T dissolves and drives out uric
acid poison. 1t tones the kidneys so
that they work in harmony with the
bladder. 1t strengthens the bladder so
that frequent desire to urinate and
other urinary disorders are banished. 1t
stops rheumatic aches and pains i'm
mediately. 1t dissolves uric acid crys-
tails so that back and muscles no longer
ache and crooked joints quickly straight,
en- out. 1t reconstructs the BLOOD and
nerves so that you soon feel healthier
and more vigorous, sleep better and eat
better and have energy throughout the
day. 1t does, all this, and yet contains
nothing injurious and is absolutely
vouched for according to law.
Sufferers from these dreadful and
dangerous diseases can surely afford to
spend few minutes each day for "a
few days to demonstrate to their own
satisfaction If they are durable espe-
cially when you consider no expense Is
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-14
MAN GRABBER IS
PLACED IN JAIL.
Widow With Weakness for Winning
Bachelors Hearts and Dollars 10
Behind Bars

Des Moines, Jan. 13.-Mrs. Florence
Gamble, who has confessed she was a
professional lovenaker to more than
500 bachelors in almost every state In
the union, was ordered committed to
the county Jail by Federal Judge Smith
Mcpherson unless she appears and
furnishes bail in 500 within five days.
Mrs. Gamble promised the court,
when released on her own recog-
nizance, Immediately to mail 4 check
from Boone. Ia, her home, for 800.
The check is overdue. Her plea that
her two small children were sick In
Boone secured her freedom when she
was arraigned before United States
Commissioner w. C. Macarthur:
Friends say she still is at Boone, but
she has not been heard of since she
was released.
Charles Game, postoffice Inspector,
still receives an average OF more than
a dozen letters day addressed to Mrs.
Gamble.
Mrs. CANDLES case will come be.
fore the grand jury tomorrow.
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ment reached as to the duties of the
crop expert, superintendent of adviser
to be employed. the general outline OF
his work can be cleaned from the
following agreement suggested:
His duties shall consist in general
as adviser to any farmer in the coun-
ty requiring his services: organizing
farmers clubs: conducting corn clubs
and other agricultural contests: to
arrange for exhibitions Of agricultural
products; to give practical demon
STATIONS and instruction in crop rota-
ton, soil building. farm management,
live stock, dairying. horticultural work,
etc, in various parts Of the county
under ordinary conditions; to cooper
ate with the superintendent OF
county and city schools in teaching
the rudiments Of agriculture.
He shall lay out a practical schedule
Of farm practice on the county poor
farm upon the request Of the county
officers in charge thereof with view
to putting the farm on a self-sustain-
ing basis. 1t shall also be his duty~to
establish seed plots both on the coun-
ty farm and on various private farms
to breed up to the highest efficiency
the variety Of seed wheat. corn, oats,
rye or other products which may be
best adapted to the soil and climate OF
the county so that eventually uni
form variety of each product may be
established and marketed, free from
the mixture of other grains and weed
seeds.
He shall be ready at all times to CO.
operate with the existing agencies
such as the breeders associations,
farmers institutes, county fair associa-
tons, country life associations and
any other associations having for their
object the best agricultural. CONNER
cial, social and material interest of the
country.
During the next week or ten days tn"
vice presidents of the Wapello County
Farmers institute will talk the prop.
osition over with their fellow farm
ers. and the mass meeting proposed
will then be held.
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IOEN TITLES
MAN AS R0bbER
HARV- CAPTURED SATUR.
DAY MUST ANSWER TO WORK
OF. BANDITS.
CITIZENS AID IN WORN
Prisoner at WapeIIo County Jail Only
Smiles When Accused Of Rob.
bling Milwaukee Pas
t senger Train.

Harve Robb, identif' ID as one of the
two robbers who held up five men on
the Milwaukee Southwest Limited be-
tween Seymour and Ottumwa Novem.
Der Is is in Jail here. He was cap
tnred Saturday by the constable and
numerous citizens, of Belknap and
.,ioiili!y. whom Sheriff William E.
on had deputized to aid him in his
-ch which started over a week ago.
was located six miles south of
D ris in farm house Saturday morn
Jig and Sheriff Knox was Immediately
communicated with.
The officer left on the 3 p. M, train
for Belknap, and upon arriving there
he found posse that filled the sta.
ton. Robb was standing up against
the wall, the object of aim of several
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-14
DALLAS BAR TO
HONOR CLARKE
Fellow Practitioners in Home County
Will Attend Inauguration In
Body as Compliment

Des Moines. Jan. 1S.-(SpeoiaD -
The bar Of Tallas county plans to fit
tingly com tent the new governor.
On the Inauguration day court will
be adjourned and the lawyers and
others will all come in body to Des
Moines to attend the Inauguration.
They had planned to come by automo-
bile. but the roads will not permit of
that. George w. Clarke is deservedly
popular among the lawyers of his
county, where he has plodded along
as lawyer for thirty years. His
friends and neighbors, his rivals md
opponents at the bar, all desire to do
him honor.
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involved, md ! willingly give you my
minded afflicted person wants to know 10
if certain thing will cure HIM or HER.
and here Is an opportunity to and out
loss Of time THESE FEW DAYS may
be the turning point in your life.
All who are interested enough
write me. for the free medicine ~
also receive q copy OF my large ILL
trated medical book which descrT
these diseases thoroughly. 1t IL
largest book Of the kind ever VIZ
is just being printed. I will ALSO =,
you letter Of diagnosis and
advice that should be Of great meS
you: but in order to do this musfWO
that you need my medicine. WIFI
the numbers Of the symptoms thu
BILE you. and your age, and will INST
ly carry out my promises. Showplin
cl'nation to be cured and you Win ~
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RUSSELL CHURCHES
PLAN REVIVAL

Russell, Jan. 13.-The churches of
Russell are holding union
revival meeting in the Presbyterian
chur-h ommencing Sunday evening
January H. The home pastors are
going to do all of the preaching. Cot
tage prayer meetings have been held
in the various parts of town during the
week before the meeting.
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the railroads entering the city the i'm
tiguous to Iowa Falls. 1t Is proposed
to follow out lines adopted by the Mil
waukee and other roads in other parts
of the state in hauling to points for
distribution the crushed rock for sur.
facing the highways. Two large
crushers here and much raw material
offer opportunities for road improve
'..s. "ras > .luaM
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STUDENTS GETTING t
READY TO CHANGE

Ames, Jan. 13.-Students of Iowa
state college who are pursuing work
here which will not be offered here
next year are beginning to make ar
rangements to transfer to other
schools next year. Members of the
student body now here have given up
hope of change in the order of the
board of education. The alumni or.
ganization has not discontinued it's
fight and will move to Des Moines
soon.
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EDITORS WILL GO
TO WEBSTER CITY

Webster City, Jan. 13.-Members
Of the Webster City Commercial club
are making arrangements to enter
tain the Upper Des Moines and Corn
Belt Editorial association here March
13 and IA. 1t is expected that 200 OF
the 300 members of the association
will be present at the two days ses-
sion here
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These Are the SymptoA'

l-Pain in the back. ~
2-Too frequent desire 10 urin
3-BurnIng or obstruction 81
Pain or sorenesS In the blAk
5-Prostatic trouble.
e-Gas or pain In the stomeo1fE n,
SPAIN or soreness under 11gE
9-Swelling In any part Of t6e age,
lo-Constipation or liver tra11lh The
ll-Palpitation or pain 01dse( -
heart feld
l2-Patn in the hip joint. age
l3-Pain In the neok OF head. NJ
14-Pain or soreness In the kiAS
15-Pain or swelling Of the jo1te8
te-pain or swelling Of the inDuf!
17-Pain ana soreness In nefNorEa
le--Acute or chronic rhsumat3 80
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CLUB TO ENTER 49,
GOOD ROAD MEN

Iowa Falls. Jan. 13.-The CONNER
cial club of this city will take up with
proving of roads in the territory con-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-01-14

on what is known as the S. H. Swear
ingen farm, miles northeast of Of
t,lmwa. miles southeast of Highland
Center on
Friday, January "a, 1913
Commencing at 10 o'clock the following
property:
- head of horses and mules, con-
sisting of black Percheron mare, 9
years old, weight 1,400. in foal; black
Percheron mare, 5 years old, weight
1,4O0, in foal; extra good pair Of
black mules, years old, weight $500:
bay Percheron mare, years old,
weight 1,450, in foal; brown gelding
coming years old. weight 1900; 2
yearling mare draft colts; yearling
horse colt, a good one 3 weanling
draft colts 2 mares and one horse.
7 head of cattle, consisting of 4
steers and heifers, all coming year.
lings. ..
IT head of sheep, all Of them Shorp-
shire ewes. 49,. .....,- .,.
Miscellaneous 800 bushels of good
corn, IL acres of shock corn, cut with
binder. about tons Of timothy hay in
barn, road cart good as new, old
wagon, binder corn planter and other
articles. Lunch on grounds
Terms: IL months credit on sums
over $40, on bankable note, drawing 7
per cent interest from date, to draw 8
per cent if not paid when due. Sums
of $40 and under cash. No property
to be removed until settled for.
FRANK EMERY, Auctioneer.
A. j. WARD
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Robbery Was Daring.

The robbery of the Milwaukee train
took place near midnight of November
1S. when the train was coming from
Mystic to Ottumwa. At the former
station two masked men boarded the
observation car, and their first victims
were two travelling men from Kansas
City. At the point of menacing gun.
A. Young was compelled to give up $50
in cash and diamond ring valued at
$3.50. J. G.. Zook, Young's companion,
was then robbed Of s72.35 in cash.
When Porter Robinson entered the
car, he was forced to contribute $3.50.
The robbers then proceeded to COM
partment A Of the rear sleeper where
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farmers of the vicinity who with shot
guns were making escape impossible.
Sheriff Knox and his prisoner took the
branch line to Eldon and arrived in
Ottumwa Saturday evening. r..
The charge against Robb is train
robbery. Sheriff Knox has commune
Gated with the Milwaukee special Of
ficials, who are expected to furnish
the evidence against the prisoner. The
trial will be held in Wapello county.
as it is thought that the robbery was
committed between Blakesburg and Of
tumwa Robb only smiles when ques-
toned about the robbery. He has been
careful in his conversations with
Sheriff Knox not to implicate himself,
except in reference to his actions in
Mystic on the night of the robbery.
When arrested Robb had in the neigh
borhood of SIS in money. He wore tan
shoes, which is one of the items that
tallies with the description given by
the Milwaukee train crew. shortly af-
ter the robbery. o.
The photograph of Robb has been
identified positively by Conductor
Davis and Porter Robinson. b.
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Public Sale

Having purchased a farm, will sell
on what is known as the S. H. Swear
ingen farm. 6 miles northeast of Of
tumwa. miles southeast of Highland
Center on
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MISCELLANEOUS

EMPIRE DyE Moith s--ff.EN~tso
ana repairing 80 First y. work
called for and delivered q \ Tss
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sAIAHI LOANS. GUATTEI LOANS
YOU CAN GET 1T TODAY
80 90 1900. new rates; new COM
pany; no red tape. no delay. can
and see us
SEATTLE LOAN co.
70 nIlnr nIAp gncnrf anN C0Inrnhi
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WE MY AND SELL
Warrants bonds. mortgage. Esthb-
llshed 20 years Oh Bailey bog
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We are headqun rters for all kinds ~
business chances Anything sub
United by Us f. absolutely on tho
square. Have you n business hot
or apartment 60 SELF List with
rs We have cash customers walt
ING
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Fine business. established years,
noting $4,000 per nunum. VIII In
voice " 300. part tormas Strict In
vontiEation solicited.
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the date year sub -cription expires
Ia on tho address label Of your
paper when that date arrives II
your subscription has not again
been paid IN advance. your name
IL taken from tho list a change
OF date on tho address label IL a
receipt
Rates Tor THE STAR by malt are,
! month .....s.....s... shr
months .s+ssss.sss.. ssf.ssss =. luc
8 months ................... 90
= months s.s.ss.sssss ts.st ~ 70
4 year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
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Machine. quick repair shop At Nv,
urett clearing 5000 per month.
Equipment cost 81 $50. Snap at
$500.
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Wet wash Laundry. fine location.
netting $3.50 per month, fine equip
mont with Ford electric delivery
cars Cali aud talk this over.
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boarding house. as boardera. netting
900 per month; rent $50. snap,
$3.50.
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DAIRY RANCH. NEAR SEATTLE

Fine tract OF land. part rich alder
bottom. seeded to clover. fine
creek and plenty OF running
water about 10 acres. Price
Sl,s2b, terms 500 cash ana $40
per month. See Burke a Far
rar, i0i Cherry st.
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Fine small hotel Of IS rooms In
country town. elegantly furnished
and doing ftnn paying business.
Party with 81 900 rnn handle this
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NeHtnurnnt, central location, so 10
SO per day. established years,
$3.50
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FUNERAL NOTICES

cAN INEhb W. ~ @1
SAN. a. >-At tho residence % hts
father Edward Sam. G8ti Angelina
st September :. lgts. Peter sam.
age 70 years
the parlora of the Rainier Valley TN.
dertAkinW Co. tXbt Rainier hv.. Fri
day afternoon. September O. at 2
o'clock fatermeut In Iakovirw
.rrmefrrv
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uakerN home made. fruits. staple
groceries established central To-
cation sales 5000 month"; rent
SEQ. VIII invoice 5000.
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ACREAGE

LAKE FRONT TRACT
Within walking distance of the
ferry dock at Kirkland. for
s4b0; terms s25 cash and $40
monthly. rich. black soil. plen-
~ OF neighbors. To SEQ this
place, call at Burke a Farrar's
office on Kirkland wharf.
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Classified Al Unte. Transient rates
are cents per llne Tor charge
ads. or times for the price OF 4.
cents per line Tor cash ads, or .
times for the price OF I. Phones
Elliott 90 or Main 9tQ0
For tho convenience OF our readers.
We have established agencies az
the following locations:
sxp InIoa st. with souvenir and
Curio Shop Phone Elliott a.
a. n Muii.n. 6.Qs ballard aV Phone
Ballard see,
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An OF HORSES. WEIGHT
II BUSINESS CHANCES

ron SALE - rp-TO-DNTE Ono
| Gerry store. sales better than $1,000
per month. Address Box $40. bur
| Ilnpt0n. Wash.
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II BUSINESS CHANCES


fi3 Northern Bank building
Fourth and Pike 81.
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REAL ESTATE
LoTs SACRIFICED

spNiab. on T.. Madison st Price tlbo
t1s0 cash, balance s2T0 for pave
Inent and other improvements car
be paid in inHtallmenis.
w W. MOVES. az Boston Blk.
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A STAR WANT AID WILL SELL YOUR BUSINESS
BANKS

TnE CANADIAN BANK or cow
merce- eHena office. Toronto. Can
ada 1850 branches 10 Canada. otc)
General banking business. Inter
deposits.
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CREMATORIES

/ BUTTERWORTH & SONS
Crematory. coiumharium ard MAuso-
ieum Information and illustrated
| booklet on application Phones
Main srs rtiieii as 49, rlr., ~
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

1T ssELL u. FARRELL. t2p y. y.
Blk. General practice. estates,
laws. husband and wife; consulta-
tion free. Elliott 2SS.
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PHOVfDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 1912
Henry Bldg Collateral loans. low
eat rates. square deal Separate
apartments for ladies'
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CHIROPRACTORS
COAL AND WOOD
COLLATERAL LOANS

PATENT Dust PAN WITH FIRST
load Of coal Wainwright & Me-
aoS Phone 1878
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CHICKEN RANCHES

RANCHES AND ACREAGE
Write TO Woody & Sans. at Bothell
for list OF fine bargains in ranches
and acreage
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Co. o A Phelps Manager tsti
Rainier nv Phone Columbia ifs
UNIVERSITY UNDERTAKING PAR.
iorH t.it 18th - r North sie
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Losr-A noteu nnowN oo.r ON


tuakefaT Try symons. save money
and trouble. Cleaning ~ 90: main
springs Ttc The jeweler that al
ways sells for less fuG PIKE next
nwl n.ug sIere
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HoMI. BARGAIN

New F-room modern house; lot
4oxio0. blocks 10 car. street I'm
provements all in. $4,000: terms
This is bargain.
w W MOVIES an uost0u Rik
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Is AGENTS WANTED

Isu B.~SrITss NATIVE HrHUs
| Al druEgists.
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LIS CHILDREN TO BOARD

Lincoln nench sunday Hfternoon
owner can have u ~ Identifying
- ana by paying for advertise
msnt v 9 England. Koypoft
asa.ws,sR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-20
THE VALIANTS OF VIRGINIA
BY HALLE ERMlNlE RlyES
Copyright by Bobbs-Merrill Co.

took from the shelf the morocco case.
The old SILVER of repugnance ran
over him at the very touch of the
leather. In the farthest corner was
low eommode He set the case on
this and moved the big tapestry
screen across the angle, hiding II
from view.
The major and the doctor walked
in silence till they had left
Damory Court far behind Then the
doctor observed. caustically Nice
graceful little act of yours, yanking
that internal pistol out before MS
face like that"
How in Sam Hill could | guess
the other retorted. Its long enough
since ] saw the old case. IL brought
it there myself, Southall-that very
morning, Immediately after the meet
ing. To think of its lying there un-
touched in that empty room all these
yearsi"
There was another silence. How
straight he put the\ question to US:
Right out from the shoulder, for all
the world like his father. Well, you
said the right thing. There are times
when a gentleman simply has to lie
like one"
The doctor shut his teeth with
snap, as though he had caught a
rabbit. Look here, Bristow," be
said holly, I've never cared a hang
what your opinions of Valiant were
after that duel. I'll keep my own"
"Oh, all right" rejoined the major.
But let's be honest with ourselves.
If you could split a silver dollar
nine times out of ten at fifteen PAGES,
would you exchange shots with a man
who was beside himself with liquor?"
'If Valiant was q dead shot, the
better for him. said the doctor GRIM
ly. IF Sassoon was drunk so much
the worse for Sassoon. His condi-
ton was the affair of his seconds.
Valiant was no more responsible for
1t than for the quarrel. Neither was
of his making. Just because a man
is crack shot and stays sober, is
he to bear any insult-stand up to
be shot at into the bargain-and take
no hand in the game himself? An
swer me that"
1T didn't touch his honor, Of
course" replied the major I'VE could
all agree on that. He was within his
rights. But it wasn't like a Valiant"
They were at the parting now and
the major held out his hand. "Oh,
we'll" he said, its long enough ago,
| and there's nothing against his son.
] like the young chap. Southall. He's
his father all over again, eh?"
When | first saw him." said the
doctor huskily. 81 thought l had slid
back thirty years and that our old
Beauty Valiant was lying there be-
fore me. l loved him, Bristow and
omehoW-whatever happened that
day at the Hemlocks-lt couldn't
make damned bit Of difference to-
mel"
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DINNER STORIES

There were both sorrow and eX-
element in the little country home
sorrow on the part of an elderly lady,
and excitement on the part of her
son. who was starting to try his luck
in the big city"
Nov, Jim. said the old lady, we
should get on finely, for they do tell
me that the streets of London are
paved with gold"
II ha' ma doots about that gold.
Sandy" Jim confided to his special
ehum on the way to the station.
The journey was long, but very
full of interest to Jim, and Euston
station came all too quickly to the
country bred boy.
Barely had he reached the precincts
of the station when, to his surprise,
he esped. slyly reposing on the curb,
a bright. glittering sovereign. Eager
~ he picked it up. and in doing so
stumbled over blind beggar.
At once his sympathetic heart went
out 10 the unfortunate man, and
placing the sovereign in his hand, he
said. Take this, ma friend, I can
see them, tina can't
A German doctor was consulted by
a very sick patient, and having called
while the doctor was engaged he
wrote his prescription and threw it
down to the sick man in haste. say