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The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

longing to said land including the
Due Reservoir and its water rights.
Also waste water from the Blossom
ranch; or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment and
costs, and costs OF this execution and
sale.
Dated at Delta. Colorado. this 2Sth
day OF August. A. D. 1918.
C. c. SAMPSON.
Sheriff OF Delta County. Colorado.
First Pub Aug. 20. last Sept. 10, 1918.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

Leon F. Lubash.-The security de-
manded on loans depends on what the
himself, but it usually is horses or
cattle, or both. The rate on loans is
usually 10 per cent out in this coun-
try. The business men get about 6
per cent. Farm buyers would be able
to get out of debt provided crops were
fair at a rate of or 21a per cent, but
cheaper money would be bound to ad-
vance the price of land.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12
Notice of sale Under Mortgage Fore

Notice Of sale Under Mortgage Fore
closure.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to a decree and Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale made and entered in the
County Court of Delta, Co. State OF
Colorado. on the 26th. day OF Aug A. d.
1913. in favor of the palintitf in an
action wherein John Koppenhafer,
Milton r. Welch, c. A Merrill. George
C. Maryott and John Forrest were
defendants, and by a virtue of
Special Execution issued on said de-
cree whereby | am commanded to sell
the lands and appurtenances in said
decree and Special Execution men,
toned to make the amount of said
Judgment, to-wit: The sum of Nine
teen Hundred and Fortyone Dollars
and Sixty Cents (s1.941.6O), with inter
est at eight per cent per annum from
the date OF said decree for the plain
tiff. and costs accrued in said action
as we'll as the costs of this execution
and sale.
I. C. C. Sampson. sheriff OF said
Delta County. will on the Goth day of
September. A. ID. 1918. at the hour of
10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day
at the South Front Door OF the County
Court House in the City of Delta.
Colorado. offer for sale at public auc
ton. and sell to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy the said Judgment, the
following described real estate and ap-
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12
A Cheerful Spirit.

Senator Bristow was talking about a
Washington lobby whose lobbying had
failed.
They took their shipwreck very
very cheerfully." he
said. They reminded me of the Ohio
farmer in the spring floods.
This farmer. having been flooded
out. was rushing down stream with his
family In a dilapidated skift. A relief
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

boat steamed up to him and the skip
per called:
Hullo, there! What do you
want?'
The farmer, bailing with one hand
and padding with the other, an
swered, cheerfully:
Nothin' but wings, boss-nothin
but wings. Detroit Free Press.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

7. G. Whitney.-The greatest asset
we can possess is character. The hon
est man or woman in any vocation in
life is the one who is sought after. In
the daily activities OF business life the
honest man is in demand. He may
have many excellent qualities. but the
one thing to be cherished above all
else is unquestiouable integrity. In
business confidence is the corner
stone. and this is Why the German
credit banks are so successful Let a
man be thought worth watching. or
let him come under the bane Of suspi-
cion. and his commercial reputation is
seriously impaired
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
, ,>>>>>>>>>>>>>. .
Registered Warrant Call.

The following registered warrants
will be paid on presentation at this Of
flee Interest will cease on the same
twenty days from this call:
SPECIAL FUND
Dist. No. |. All registered warrants
are cash.
Dist No. 3 AL registered warrants
are cash.
Dist No. 3. From No. 1885 to 1861,
inclusive.
Dist No. 6. $50.
Dist. No 9. 33O-34O to 356, inclu-
sive
Dist. No. 10. 43, 40. A. As, 40, Al.
Dist. No. IL. All registered war
rants are cash.
Dist. No. IL. 116, III. 119, 121, 12O.
Dist. No. IA. 25s. 265, 266-259, 26O,
269, PSI. PSI. 267.
Dist. No. IS. 1903. 1918, 1919. 1901,
1909, 1917, 1920. 1921
Dist. No. 81. 156.
Dist. No. %. 764. 40. 767, 76s, III,
IA, 775, 776. III. IT'S. 779. 7s4.
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND
Dist. No. L 227S-
Dist. No. 3. 11O7. 1902, 1113-
Dist No 12. 122-
Ordinary County Fund. from No. $3.50
TO STO4. inclusive.
Contingent Fund all registered war.
rants are cash.
Poor Fund. all registered warrants
are cash,
Road Fund. from No. $500 to 4os6
inclusive
Bridge and Building. Nos. Al. 41s,
4I9. 420. 42l
North Delta irrigation District, Nos.
507. i9e. SOP, 312, 5O9, sos, 5O4.
Delta, Colo, Sept. 4, 1918.
BERT y. CRAWFORD.
County Treasurer.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

S. Kirkpatrick feel like fish
out of water as member of congress.
It's too all-fired slow and | am used to
action. Although | have reached the
three-score years and ten allotted as
mans span of life, | like to go like
officer in the south l was shotting at
moonshiners every now and then. Con-
gress is too tame for man of my tenn
permanent. l am carrying around with
me a dozen pieces of lead, but | lack
much OF being a dead one.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

A gorgeous street parade. one mile
in length. headed by two trumpeting
military bands. will leave the show
grounds of the Al G. Barnes circus, in
Delta September 25, at 1880 a m. on
the day OF exhibition. Performances
will be given at and 5 p. m. The
doors are opened one hour previous
to the performances.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

c. H. RoweIl.-The chief motive
power in the practical affairs of bust
ness is a mere matter Of mind. 1t is
not money that moves the wheels OF
industry. but faith. courage and cheer
fulness. II some universal atmospher-
lc hashish were to infuse optimism
into the leaders of the financial and
business world, that mere state of
nerves would begin to lay track, ope-
rate factories and produce and sell
goods. and the money to make good
these transaction would be produced
by the transactions themselves. Ii is
a dream which opens the mountain
side and brings out the gold. 1t is am
bition which plows the prairie and re-
claims the desert. 1t is an instinct
which builds great cities and estab-
fishes through them the distributive
system of continent Then instinct,
ambition and dream exchange with
each other and the solid face OF the
earth is transformed.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-12

Mrs. Champa-Be sure and adver-
tise tor Fido In the morning newspa-
pers. (Next day she read the follow
ing; Two Dollars Reward-Lost. a
NANCY lapdog. with one eye and no
tail Too fat to walk. Answers to the
the name of Fido. Smells like monkey
house. II returned stuffed s. reward.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
en- unter benz Nomen ..InIooto" be-

Den unter Dem Namen v8ulgata" be-
tannten lateiniiden Cert Ser 8ibeI
3u rebi6iren.
Seit ibrem 8eiteben 5000 lin6
bereits $4,000 bibliide Monuitripte,
10000 Seiten entbalteno, geiammeIt
mor6en. @iele 6tefer S@riften rubten
Sabrbun6erte nngeitort in Sen Der
i6ie6enen Mr9iben. Die @ommiiion
bat oen 8lan, sic Disqualification
5u pbotograpbiren, a6optirt. Mbt
@osquet bat bereits 6as erfte 8u9
@oies compilirt uno Dem Druf iiber-
geben un6 bofft, SOB es linn bergonnt
fein m0ge, BEN 8entatel19 nn6 sic
Eialmen gu rept6iren. Die groBe
Spame 3eit, melde 6ieie Mrbeit Be-
anipru6t, lit bielfa9 ser @runo, pa-
rum frubere nnternebmen l1nbeen-
6igt blieben. Mbt @asquet lit Der er>
ite ieit Dem Sabre 81, aIs Ser FL.
&teronpmus m1f Befebl: 6es 8opites
Damascus Sen Cert Ser 8ibel rebi>
6irte, cine &ebiiion 6es Series ser
gar3en 8ibel 5n unternebmen. Mit
ieinem 5o6e miro Die Mrbeit bon at=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
Gin bober Sat.

Ser bodm'ite 8eneoittiner Mbt
@asqnet aus England, uelder 51
elmer 8ortragstour in unierm 2an6e
bier angetommen lit, bat Dem apoito-
|lii@en Gelegaten. CT. grce1en5 Mfgr.
8on3ana, bereits cine @iiite obgeitot-
tet un6 ST. @minen5 Cardinal Glib
bons I'M Baltimore feline Mufpor-
tung gema6t. Sn allen gr0Beren
Sta6ten oiefes 2anoes - nn6 bof-
fentli@ miro ct. CLOUD nIs Soupt-
iib eines County, in meIdem sic
bodm. 8eneoiftiner 10 biel @ltes ge-
mirft baben un6 getpib nod mirten
meroen, ni@t ausgei@loiien fem =
miro Ser Mbt @orleiungen bolten
iiber Sen 8med ieiner Miiiion in
Mmerifa, uel4e 6arin beitebt, Dem
merifaniiden @olfe 6urb @orleiun-
gen sic @elegenbeit gu geben, fi9 et-
mas iber sic Mrbeit Ser DOM Baplte
3il1s x. i'm Sabre 1907 ernanrten
g~ibel-@ommiiiion, 6eren 8oriiber Mbt
@asquet lit, at i%nformiren. @Ieid-
5eitig miro ser @bt audi MitteI font
meln, melde our Musfibrung oes
&ieienmerfes, 6as iid auf cine &ei=
be bon Sabren eritreden miro,
gang notbmenoig iino. Die u@oll1m=
bus : Sitter" baben ii9 erboten,
6te &eifeunfoiten bes &errn Mb=
tes in 6teiem 2an6e 5u beitreiten, So
NIT sic gei ammelten @aben fir 6ie-
fen 3med bertpen6ei mer6en f0rner.
Die bom 81. 8ater errnnnte Cont
milton bat sic ungebeure Mnfgobe,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

our g%rinnerung an Die g%inpeibunq
Der beiltgen aapeQe burd Gngelbonb,
Die am Il. september 948 erfoIgte.
- SIN bieIigen aloiter tpeiIt 5ur3eit
Der Gr5biidof p. @opmuno Nesbam-
mer bon 8uforeit Elm ~geburtiger 8a-
oenier nnb Concentrate oes bieiiqen
&loiters. @r bringt bier feline ubli.
den Sommerferien 3u. - Die 3 il
rider 8oli3eibeborbe arbeitet leb-
baft an Der Auffldrung zines gebeim-
niBpollen BanfoiebftabIs, beKenDpfer
sic bieiige Mationalbanf eetporoen
lit. sluf Bis iebt ourdous mp1terios
eri9einenoe @etfe ift Elm @eIoind NIT
10000 6ranfs abbanoen gefommen.
- 8eim Abtieg bonn Eitlis in Sen
Bergen itiir5te Ser @ecre-
tar Maier aus 6lensbnrg in cine 40
Meter tiefe 5polte upb fam babel gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

s %. @tr3bel BON @e6elein in
ser S9eune cine Setter binauflteigen
molte, ~itiir3te eS 10 unglidli6 ani
sic 5enne, baB es Die 8irbelialtle
bra6.
@liaf=2otbrinsen.
Sic &egierltng BON 6 al 8 O.
tbringen bot Sen I'M gliaB gebo=
renen fron5oiiiden Sffi5ieren Dioio
un6 @oelffl sic nadgeiu6te @rlanb=
nib permeigert I'M &eidslan6 Aufent=
bolt gu uebmen. geioe 0ffi5iere fino
i'm gIioB reid begiitert. = Das ein-
3ige 8iibden bes &eidstagsabgeoro-
neten 0r. Maper-4n1fbeuren aus
9eiiD BEL Met lit inn Narftet6 2eiip
ertrunfen.
Oeiterreid-1tngarn.
Ser @ongreB Ser 3ioniiten in
@ien, 5u benz etma 10000 Ebeil=
nebmer eri9tenen maren, enoete nit
elmer gtreiti5ene, Sic 6urd einen
@erlu6 6es iogen. uinneren &inges"
ser grecutipcomites, sic Gontrone
iiber sic bet6en 8toniitifden 6inan5-
tnititute in feline @an6e gu befommer,
beruriadt pur6e. Die bon 6ieien ST.
bermalteten Son6s maren
btsber fir politti6e Eropagan6a=
3mefe beittmmt, mdbren6 6as @recl1-
tipcomite ite fir Sic groffm1ng bon
Nie6erlaIil1ngen in 8alditina ber=
tpan6t niiien min. - Na6 6em itati-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

pom Sen 6rauen mur6en 6ur9 Den
t55t11r5 anf Ser Steae %get0otet, 6ie 8
.noeren trugen i9pere @erlebungen
lapon. - Cine erbeben6e 6eier fano
Inter GROCER 8etbeiligung bon nab
uno fern in ser SdloBfapele gu
Mitmit ftatt. Sic gait ser 8ie=
oerer0ffnung 6ieies iopnifd eelegenen
@eiligtbums, oas itplgeredt ausge-
malt un6 %bergr0Bert cine mabre 3ier=
soe lit. = @eiitli6er &atb S. g.
59mitt in @dliiiielau feierte am 49,.
slug. in MItotting fem %gol6enes
Erieiteriubildum.
8a6en.
Ser an 6em i%einer5ettigen gtfen=
babnunglid in MubIbeim idul-
oige un6 5u 6 Monaten @efdngniB
perurtbeilte 3ugfiibrer 8oebr lit muf
@rnn6 bes nGgemeinen Mmneitie=
erloifes gdn5ltd begna6igt mor6en.
8arttemberg.
Ms sic 6abrifarbeiterin Srm
Sbmei5er aus Stnttgart it9
iungit auf DEM &eimtpeg befan6, trat
in elmer belebten StraBe ibr Mann
a1f iie 3u nno ita9 fie nit einem
Meiier nie6er. Ser Sbdter tpur6e
berboftet. Die 13idbrige @9iilerin
Mdermonn bon nntermar6-
tboI gerietb beim 8oben in Ser DO
1tol1 an cine tiefe Steue un6 ertranf.
- MIs bos 4idbrige S09ter9en 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
itiiden Mustpeis 6es &onoelsminiite,
RUINS iber Sen MnBenban6el 6es

itiiden Mustpeis 6es @an6elsminiite-
RUINS uber 6en MuBenbanbel oes
9iterrei@iid=ungarifden 3ougebietes
betrng int Srli Die ginfubr 1884,
Sic Musfubr 2t4,6 MiQionen &ronen,
oas iin6 I'M 1913 MiQione11 mertiger
be5m. t4,2 Midionen meniger als inn
goriabr. @dbreno ser Monote So
1uar Bis Suit betrug bie @infubr
1923, sic Mnsfubr 1858 Miaio-
men aronen, bas iinb 1858 MiQio=
men mentger, be5tp. 1902 Miaionen
mebr als inn 8oriabr.
Q%nrembnrg.
Ni9e meniger aIs 5000 2urem-
burger baben fid an Dem iiingft
in Meb it~attgebabten go. beuti9en
&atbolifentng betbeiligt. Sn Ser 5eit=
foot rief oieie groBe 3abl begeiiter-
ter 2uremburger auieitige 8emunbe-
rnng nno groBe 6reu6e berpor. -
Snfolge zines Stur5es bon elmer eli
iernen 3reppe berunglidte iiingit ser
80 Sabre alte Bergman Mf. Sos
81 &umeIingen. Ct bate iid
einen S@d6elbrl1d %5uge3ogen, Dem
er erlag. - Ser @ilfsbrieftr6ger S.
g. @ies aus Seffingen, Ser felt ettpa
40 Sabren I'M bieiigen 8oitam aus
bilft, fonnte fur3li6 feline golbene
@od3eit feiern I'M &reiie ieiner @in-
Ser un6 8inoesfin6er. Nod itets rii-
itig in ieinem Dienite, 5dblt Ser SUI
bilar Is Sabre. - Der 3Oidbrige Mr-
better 2r1otpig 80bm aus 4 a. 5.
81. m1tr6e auf benz @9ladenberge
beim Eransport bon S9ladenfibeIn
iberfabren nno mar iofort to6t. -
Sic gbeleute Silt. Gang un6 Barbara
gdeltgen aus Bergen feierte
fiir5li9 6as Set ibrer gol6enen &od=
5eit.
G@mei5.
Mm Sonntog, Sen ID. September,
un6 sic gan3e folgen6e ISOLDE fan6
in @infie6eIn Sic groBe GngeI-
peibe in ser lbliden feierli9en @ei=
ie itatt. Das Set tu11r6e begangen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
6eren @elebrten- tpeiter gefubrt tper.

oereH @eleDIIeH De1ler 9eTuDrr mer'
Ben.
Mbt @asquet bot ben groBerer
Ebeil ieines 9ebens eei@i@tlider
5oridung gepi6met. @ebore11 am 5.
Oft. 1916 gu 2on6on, tpar CT BON
1878 Bis 1884 @oriteber 6es @1o-
tiers un6 Colleges gu Dotpnli6e un6
muroe ipdter Mbt=Brdies Ser gngli-
i6en 8ene6iftiner. ST lit ser 8erfoi>
Ter mebrerer biltorifder @erfe. 9u-
Ber6em bil6ete er unter 8eniitu11g
oes grameriden Mo@lai1es nno Ser
BON linn 1895 inn 8atifan ent6edte11
811len 6ie biitoriide @r11nblage fir
6ie bon Bapit SEQ XIII. gefdqte grt-
ideioung iiber sic lngiiltigfeit Ser
anglifaniiden @eiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25

Die ebemalise 8mienfremnbidaft
5tpiiden Bilbelm un6 &beooor f@eint
einen n@nads gefriegt" gu baben.
8ir gGaltben 6aber aud an feinen Gr-
folg Ebeo6ores, ionte er na9 Berlin
geidift tper6en, Inn @iIbelm betreffs
unlerer Mms1tenung berum3ufriegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
&ur ciner idtuierigeu 8ropofition.

Ser Damn ODER Die Gra1, melder
NierenIei6en bat, itebt Dor elmer
idtpierigen Hropoiition, mo fdIimme
4omplifotionen raid foIgen. 6oIep
Nieren-Binen iin6 cine ebrbare bei-
Ienbe Mebi3in, sic, einmoI in @uer
gpftem o%ufgenommen, Mieren- nno
8Iafen beritent nno oamtt eine @ie-
6e~rberiteu11ng Ser @eiunobeit ur6
Stdrfe. gu fa11fen Bel allen @6no-
Tern in ct. gIoub, Mirn.- An3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-25
6ranit Gnlumn Cutting ma(1t1tnf11

Sir fabri5irer1 Sdl1len-S d1tei<
Der in irgen6 elmer @r0Be Biz
at 48 3on Durdmeiier 3u 20
SUP 5ipii9en cen @entrer. Mud
bere9ne11 mir gr0Bere Mrbeit
6iefer Mrt, ipenn nerlangt. Ine
nniere Mrbeit 1T garantirt, un6
Sic itets iid betpiefene @arantie
lit Ser @runoitetn, nl1f benz mir
infer @eiddft aufgebart b.
ben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
GIPIsl READ THIS, YOU
NAV CHANGE YOUR MINDS.

Dear Miss Grey: ! am con-
slant reader OF your answers and
think your advice is very good.
I have read many Of the letters
written to you by 1syear-old girls,
even less. who talk about love and
wanting to marry this one and that.
I am a young girl OF not yet 10
and have bseu married and iii
vnrced. II was all caused by a
foolish fancy, | called love. and
thought lovo. until | woke to my
real self | found out that II
would have listened TO my parents
how much better off | would now
be
/ WAS married when but 16 and
my husband was TO- We lived
happy for five months. and he took
TO drinking and spending MI his
money. when I would ask him for
money for groceries he would slap
my face and say that he could take
care OF his money
Things got 80 bad | left him.
Miss Grey. want you TO print this.
want the young girls to know and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
q e GA RIDING a
NOR GAGE.

Dear Miss Grey WIN you kindly
answer these questions for me-
Can a person having a mortgage
on a piece OF land sell their land
without paying up said mortgage
II the first party sells said land
what can tho person holding the
MORTGAGE do?
what are tho duties of Vice
PRESIDENT TROUBLED.
A person holding a piece
OF land which 10 rortQsged.
may sell this land subject TO
the mortgage, that 10, the
person buying said land must
pay the mortgage.
The person holding the
mortgage can compel the per
son buying the land 70 pay the
mortgage.
The cutles OF the Vlee-presl.
dent are; To act as president
o. the senate. and In case Of the
removal Of the President from
office or Of hls death. reslp-
nation. or Inability TO discharge
the powers ard duties a. ssld
office, shall take the presiden-
tlal chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
YOU NAY APPEAR
RIDtCUlOUS

Dear Miss Grey: We are three
young men between the ages OF II
and 20 and we would like n little
information on this subject.
We are In love with three young
ladies'. but we do not know them
except By sight Every time we
sec them they smile at MS IN most
bewitching manner. We know We
love them because we think OF them
day and might.
Would you kindly advise us how
10 get an introduction TO these
young ladies' Hoping to hear from
you soon. we remain
ROUGH NECKS
A-Dont be too sure the
plrls smile because OF their
admiration for you. II may be
because you appear 80 self
conceltcd and ridiculous.
~ they are bold and fllppant
enough 10 adore trough neeks"
have nothing 10 say. but
"Bewarcl the dreps Of the cup
you are slpplng are very bit
ter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
VALUABLE INFORMATION

Mica In stoves may be made as
good as new by cleaning II In vine.
gar and salt
Hair cloth on furniture can be
wiped with clean wet cloth.
Willow furniture should be
cleaned with soap and water. Scrub
IL we'll with a clean brush. Use
fullera' earth Co rub out grease
spots.
one OF tho best furniture polishes
is onethird turpcntine. one third
llnseed oil and onethird vinegar.
II china or porcelain is discolored.
muriailc acid will clean II. Then
rinse off with water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-18
SIX ONE WAY,
HALE DOZEN HE OTHER.


Dear Miss Grey: Like many
others. come to you when In
trouble
kept company with a girl and
we corresponded frequently She
assured me that OF all her gentle.
men friends, she liked me best
There was a Misunderstanding
between us, and she insulted me In
one OF her letters Losing my TEN
per. answered her severely.
after which we did not correspond
for nine months.
We met again IA friends and
went 10 a theatre and she seemed
very friendly towards me. On the
way home. asked her II she
would marry me. but she declined
saving that she could not forget
the insulting letter. asked her TO
forgive me and spoke OF my love.
but she said we could be friends
and that she was not thinking Of
marriage yet. How can ! win her
love7 Yours thankfully. II you will
advise me how 10 win her.
Tx.
A.-Yours Is a case OF six one
way and half dozen the other.
You are both hot headed and
need TO master your tempers
before you 90 further.
Tho young lady no doubt
understands this and wants TO
make sure there Will be no
more trouble before she mar
rles, and n you have very
deep insight. you will want TO
be Just as sure before you
contemplate such serious
step.
can only advise you 10 walt
liz she 10 the right girl for you.
the right time for you to
marry her will como.
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TIME rs THE
BEST PROOF.

Dear Miss Grey: am girl
OF II and two years ago. ! mot a
man OF 25 was only 10 whom ]
met him. but treated him very
mean: he dearly loved me and
when treated him 30. he went
away.
Now. no has been gone about n
year and love him. but don't
know how 10 let him know Il.
know friend who would tell me
where he r.. but hate to ask him
What would you do He still loves
me A BAD EGG
Await until you are three
years older. before you lie, him
know you love him, az your
attitude toward him might
change during this time. "
you were formerly friends.
write a friendly letter or post
card 20 him, and II he cares TO
keep your scquslntanee he
will answer.
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SHUN SUSPICION, SAYS COUSIN WINNIE,
NEVER MIND WHAT'SIN HUBBY'S POCKET

on almost every point told me that
one day when she was repairing n
torn coat VI his. out tumbled the
contents OF AN overstuffed pocket
A postal card fell on top, with
where can meet your" This
was signed Amelia"
Tho wife laughed and replaced
the card At the first opportunity
she asked her good man II he knew
anybody named Amelia" Ho
laughed. too. and asked. "Whero
did you see that?" Never mind"
replied his wife. lust who Is she?
MIR. Husband then explained that
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ttttttttttttxttt
WHAT is THE
ANSW ER2

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you kindly
request your readers TO answer thls
through your columns?
In surveying. what IL the average
length OF limo that party OF tran
cit man, chainmen and flag.
man viii run per day In this Puget
Sound country through fir and hem
lock second growth, through stand.
Ing timber, considering wind falls
and tree tops and underground?
| will appreciate the answer very
much. IL. w.
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An Oklahoma woman charged
with murder put poison In can OF
sardinea. Evidently she wasn't
sure OF the poison.
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MN Dear Eleanor,
II strikes mo. my dear. that you
have not enough confidence In your
husband | wish YOU had more
You give no reason for suspicion
except that be IS angry IL You
touch his desk -cveu arrange the
papers within his drawer. You
feel that II no were not hiding
something he would let you hunt 40
will.
II seems 20 be feeling
shared by almost all men that a
wife should keep her hands of
a desk and cut Of pockets.
know Of just one reason Justify.
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rights. worthy Of respect at all
times. For example, the key
to his stronghold belongs TO
him.
II suspected my husband % hid
ing something would shut my
eyes 10 oven his pockets turned In
side out And speaking OF pockets
reminds me OF an incident worth
repeating. A woman who ia her
confidante and helpmeet
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IN REGARD TO A
COM pANX NAME

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
answer the following for me?
have n little business. and Wish
to give II n company name. What
are the requirements under the law
for this state7 | might add that
sell the most OF my goods by mail
Thanking you In advance, y. II.
A.-There are no necessary
requirements unIess you Wish
the name protected. In such
case, write TO the librarian Of
congress, registration depart
ment, Washington. D. c.. and
they will send you an applIea.
tlon blank. There 10 a small
fee connected with II, but
think II 10 not more than
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LOT $4,000 Sam
pie Suits In fancy mix
lures, blue and tan
serge, nicely tailored.
Saturday