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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
LlcENsE ORDINANCE.

AS4SAS&N00 OAD1XVANOG5.s
Be It ordained BY the pelics Jury
Of the paFiGh Of st. Tammany, La,
That . license b aad ID hereby levi.
ed for the year 1913 upon each per.
son, corporation, sdrm or association
pursuing any occupation, bueiness OF
calling carried on Or conducted IN
the parish subject TO q state license
and u hereby dxed ct the same as ID
now levied By the State Tor such trade
occupation, huslness or eating In this
parish, except tho liquor license
which shall BE- Five Hundred Dollars.
Sec. 3. Be It further ordained,
ETC., That the amount Of license due
this parish for each trade, occupa-
ton, business or calling carried on
Or conducted In the parish subject
to . license II hereby fixed at the
same as 10 now levied and collected
by the State for such trade, occupa-
ton, business or calling In this par
ish, except the liquor license, which
shafi be Five Hundred Dollars.
Sec. ;. Be It further ordained,
ETC., That the license due this parish
shall be and are hereby due ana coll
lectable 1t the same time, and In the
Same manner % the license due the
State, and In the event the same are
not paid when due It II ordered that
the tax collector report the same to
his attorney, who ID hereby author-
lied and instructed to forthwith In
stitute legal pr0ceodings to enforce
the payment Of the same.
II WAa moved and dulv neenndad
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
Pn0OIsA

I0I8V4Ue to resolution A60nf0t
lby the Pnriah Roard 81 schonI sDi
irect0rs 81 the parish AZ a.. Tammany
m. 81 ~ sneeial maetinr held 8,
! fhe, ffth dav al Narch 1Sta n
III. Professionalism. Persi6an. a. sai,
hoard herehv tive nnrtce tS.t n com
niiance Win setd resci,,t, IN. !. = sreci i,,
eiection vii III 81 hsIS ms, q school al
ffrict No 4 n ssaA nsrash ~ a. Tam
manv Il q. waTnesdsy the et]
an ~ Ann fais for *. nnrnos
~ .suhmittin. "a thA nronertv IN
rsvs,. -. ., ~. = - ~ t Ky r....
"a = e tns st. sne :;
~ Ia vote q e.id Ia sIs ss the ri
|lovine thrsa nronne,siorS to- ,vi 5. -
IA lew ! er.cssI f.v ~
milla an IN dniisr AZ 81, ~ nronartv !,
School nietrsct NJ - t ~ ns = );
(of 81 Tamsnenv =: ..h,e az. - stat'
tarattnn annnsi,v 80 ~ , n.. =, =
tventv vaere hss;r.sn. ,.,th .nd ~
cindinr ia -. 1a1s ~ -. ~ r,,r =
49, - cos.tss,..t 50 e,, .S Pr.
rnhIi. ~cnnes s s.,s5asn nu - 1nn;nr
~, erd - .n...s. ..~s , - 49,
~ snr seiA schcc1 h,,, R ~;ts :,
mn districf "a. tha nsa ~ The C,,v
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS Of
ST. TANfllANY DRILLING co.

There will be . meeting Of the
stockholders Of the st. Tamman,
Drilling Co., at the Office Of the pres
|ident in Covington, La, on Monday
April Z. 1913, at p. M, for the
purpose Of electing board Of di.
rectors for the ensuing year, and
such other business as may come be
fore them.
A. H. GRIMMER,
mch22-3t President.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05


OUT compensation and said election
Of the State applicable thAreto.
Section 1. The president of thb
board = hereby instructed to rive
notice Of the special election herein
ordered. ~ his proclamation 10 be
published According to law. and ii
said proclamation he ahalI announce
that it 10 o'clock ). M. on satur
day. the 9Th day Of April. 1919,
this board win meet 1t its.
usual meeting place ii COvington.
~. and il omen session proceed 10
open the ballot boxes. examine and
count the ballots Il number and
amount. examine md canyaes the re.
turns and declare the result 81 the
election
on roll cali the following members
voted n the Affirmative: Mesgrs.
Fauntleroy. Hansbrough. 1Kahl. Par
Ter. Crawford Liddle.
The followinr. members voted In
the negative: None.
And ira revolution VA adopted.
n Al. FITZ SINON0.
President.
ELMER = LYON.
Secretary. e
.-- sis
The following resolution Was pre-.
sented ~ Mr.. HansbruuRh who NOV.
Cd ita adoption:
Whereas, there ID ct present q four
mill apecial achool tn n the town
q covington ana whereas the pro.
ceeds Of this tax is not Sufficient te
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05

To levy I special tax Of
2 IL mills on the dollar on
all property In School Dis
ltrict No. 3 Of the parish Of
st. Tammany, La, subject to
state taxation annually for q
period Of twenty years begin
ming with and including the
year 1913, for the purpose
lof constructing and furnish
| ing q public school building
lat Covington, and, II neces-
sary purchasing q site for
said school building within
said district for the use of
the Covington High School,
title to which shall vest IN
1.-The public.
PROPOSITION NO. Z
To incur debt and issue
bonds to the amount of
335. 900 to run not longer
than twenty years from date
and to bear interest not ex-
ceeding S per cent per an,
mum payable semi-annually
for the purpose Of construct
Ing and furnishing 4 public
school building Ut Covington,
La. or purchasing q site, II
necessary, for said school
building within said district
and for the use OF the Gov
ington High School, title to
which shall vest In the
public.
PROPOSITION NO. 8
To levy . special tar Of
4 Ia mills on the dollar
on all property In school
district No. 3 Of the parish
Of st. TammAny. La, SUBJ
ject to taxation annually
for . period OF twenty years
,eginning with and including
the year 1913, for the pur-
pose Of giving additional
aid to said public high ]
school. that ID to say for the
maintenance Of said school
and said building.
TAXATION valuation
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
s: 81 J! / allnmafly Farmer.
April 5. 1913.


2mnoAAAV hSa hAA ~
IA, s'-Ass1sy iast ne nad peen
esi.comatose condition.
Inc death o. Mr.. Morgan was NOT
known IN Rome until severa, bonr.
after II occnrr>a ov,.. :. -. ..N.-
%he% h,.... ~. - Ae ~ TUG rs. utaslfe
~. sOn' S.-faerpont Morgan. Jr.
VINO - IN New York, should be mott.
ned drst. The ofIicial statemen IRA.
pared ~ DR. C,,n.onna p....,.s,,. -
~ A,,s. a.s -S1s0 -'as's'ne'ii'' ~
niYcn .'g N o.aIr sno u. George A
Aicete. 49, ssenuns PhysiclanS, IN
49, ,a III! sradun general col.
I'm rr No. ..a coaoition. OF ner.
hegdt1sst;v. 800 a.n. W .nI prevented
fhesr Tn 0ls.ls arom performing
hi facnItsas 's anu aneceed the men
. 1sNs.
. ror erI ~. Lou ,l strensth.
- s.t,e.,e, 49,, ~. MoIgan recelv-
shle - s..;ras, . se enas, uut was un.
81 verv r.niai~ ~ eovu As result
manv honrr n.,o ,.st ror
- II I scSt.tn .. ~ nas .aealn ne
shont Mir, III ~ s1u.vo.na. WnIcn
nrsva,tad h.r, fr.n elu was wasnou'
,snSer;n~ a1Oni locosnl1lns tnose
s NJ 9nr..,,. a.,,.h.,.-
her+ - s.etar;.e M.s. ne =
const.r+ ss*..Hss. WY nus oeen "a
~ shs s thn,,sht .h was :. the 3, aeatn
nseme =, ~. a.. g. 49, - s ".M sne gu
"a hor herS n. o...a. @iny IIe =.
nhveician. air,o.t 5000 - snu .. .ns
in1 vcmsr n,,t ~ - .aa .ne 49,
friends tried - coreeo o a.. Wne1e
M a.tts,s.n n.as4. n
Mr. SettorIaa :. n-c.t.et.a -,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
The Chuslle,
3 q. I,
ClUleCI

-74I4-
cHUnCIEsA
ssRyIORs N nm Can Roilc
Covingtoa.
81 Pstsr's Church. Hours q 10
IL Masss Evsry SUNDAY and Hol1 a.
ef osfgation, st 7:so ana 70 .. =
Rev. Jos. Kosssrl. nseec1.
Maa1sv1ll&
Our Lady Of the Laks ~ ratAs1
Basile. o. 8. B.. rector. Hours q
holy mass Sundays Il I ana 2 :. =
anna sDrlns
ste. Jaas's Church. Hours q H.
II Mase: IT. Sd. ana ~ Sunday q
tho month q Z !. N: % aad ~
sunday q - !. =, Rvsry yvslpss;
day q ; Z. n.
Rev, loo. Kosserl. Asetoe.
Sc. Frsncs xavisr lesv. ottmas
Blsil. o. q. 3. su1day. Z nd s. .
m; Eysnsas service. 7:3e j :
Bsdieo Chapel
Belico Chapel. Rev. 0tfmaf
BleiI. o. s. b. Third sunday. :. !. =.
CHAPEL Or unTSCmUBA DnAf-
1UTE INsITTefn
Our Lady u ths Hsly Rs1ary
Rev. Beds lfalsr. Q. .. p. CAap1ain.
'suadays and HslidAys: 49, 80
Ssfmsn-s:3e .. n. WeoR-dayo:
Mass $40 1. M: nsaedisejoa -
Sundays and Ifslldays - = ].
sERv1CnB m TlIE rnOIE1 Al7
Er1sCoPAL CnuBC1r
Rsv. Eraset =. RsaniA ninister =.
charge.
Tlursday ssrTies q 5 ],
Evsains prayer aaA ~ =
Csvinsson.
Chfi1t Chureh
Sunday sehosl svsry Sunday mseas
lNk5
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05

Tickets ON sale on Saturdays Only
and good for return on date Of sale
Eonly.
FOR further particulars call on
agents o. write - ]. Mc11alhcn, g. Fl
A., Now Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
NOTICE.
" ~ ~ F

NOTICE.
We. the uDdersigned citi1ens Will
not allow any hunting on our lands
WILLIS JENKINS
a. n. JENKINS.
". BUSH. $50
n. BUSH.
~ TUNER SMITH.
WALTER LAvIN0HOUo8
= r. oUAvE
JOE CULBREATH.
II. CULBREATH.
WILLIAM CULBREATfl.
DR.. YOUNG.
DORA TALLEY.
E. COWART.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05

I d. Clerk Of Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-04-05
snnyIUns m nm cA1loElC

Covingtoa.
q. Peters Church. Hours q 10
u lfasss Every SUNDAY and Hol1 ~
g Obligation. st 7:so ana 70 :. -
Rsv. Jos. Kosssrl. nseees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14
THE PowEK OF PUBLICITY.

fEEsz- l1@ 8CE-yz TS-g1&B
Atrsr-IEl1z Mt 5zEy pzys u; "a
TzIzs a. -eaz ls coming u D. z-e-z
ard zors zgp-=clzts,5- There = Il.
81 =z-srT-zsz-E o. zarsz1 a-E.-zs.
f-z t1z- Lz ngt 1CE i-.grz---z tzs
gzollc through The Eoediz12 q zzT@--
rLz=zsnis what kizE q 1ew bzz.aeEs
e@cA L engaged Il ard what are -as
E-cspsc-s 9gE The future
Tas g.t-si--= ns;1o5s .. E5-s-cs o.
The pan Il pu5l5c Utility cor-co-z;.o--s
have bee1 abolished Even TIE S-z.5
ard OIL cg1Dely Ezs finally obliged
% s1vs-r-ss !-s purposes and 70 az
tho--z@ IL managers - gsTs oEt IL
t=-vleEs. No one ss advertising % .
Zrez;e- sIrsl- ihza the hsz6z o. big
trs-sco-Iztion companies and thoss
corporate bodies e1gzze3 Il the dis
Esninztioa u intelligence by tsis-
graph, telephone and wireless These
are sensible n1ovss.
The public L intelligent enough %
appreciate all pu5iic.ty bz1s4 OF the
truth. The truthful advertiser Fee
csecx al the time. and hs 4 desiring
OF al the incrszssi patronage he ts
Ezrs 20 receive. When there "a lzli
in business from any cause EaEs<6
men q affairs get busy and z1Ts--
tie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14
BY THE SCISSORS
SAVED x5-sI

Er. Fo1ey Ezs 0st Walking with
hz wife yesterday morning. After
doing Z couple RI erTzn6s in the VI
cinlty Of the Stzt.er he inquired
where she Bas g1lng neIt.
4 must 70 u the COlOaisl Arcade
nOU." sae raid.
8fr. Fo1ey EteDpea 70 the curb ana
algnzlIe6 z car.
Why; you slIly thing" exclaimed
Mr.. 2, We .IOn't need 4 car u 20
that little way. I'd rather walk"
And I'd rather you'd ride" he
answered firmly. 1t only coSts six
cents u ride and Il would cost 81
and waste two hours 70 walk through
the line of shops between here and
there. Hop onr'-cleyelan3 Plain
Dealer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14

58-Ee wazsa z3rsrr-5es O rs zr5--7
glz-s- GAS t-g-r-
BASEBALL zeszs;E Ese=Eva5 7srs-~
IE-0 tAlE EzT=z 9zs SATURDAY ere
-lzz r5sr= d-5ttss 4 roo-. 5@1rzzzse. b.
wreck q EzzzEt-T- Qz1ts Z y0z-g
1-z-s hks figure testified 10 Ire tze:
t14E ~ had b@@- Ertsru-lzzss< rE.th
91s q Zfs'E trzz@5ssz
Ea coat wsz bzt E-nsll cercsrt-
zEe % f-S former ss.E- his irozzsrz
we're u ths Ts-Zs II tznkrzptrT. AID
1-s collzE hzd zSEzrertlT s0z1s tfzs
5-=s-50ls8-F 8ls3 ~ E@tt,lsE-
-Toz receive aazeazI results. don;
yozZ- TIE az-zn 5erellct blErtez OF,
ho5elsaatT-
We s. Esr.~ replied the waitress fl
"a zzzgs-z1t-1zEhez tonss-
Wen" came TIE piiiszI rs5ointsr,
here's 0ns rsEzlt q bezsaaIl
match. VIII ys - 50 good al u
keep & here tll Il sorts itseIt 0zt 4
5itZ was the grnpirs@
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14
Teach Your Child
HoW to Be Healthy
Esrrz-El-sg E@Fssf Ae7enaeZz Fsr12 In
fGassy IzssE-z's G-oos3 EFe1azh IN
IsHzeg Teng-

We aG--sc AZ sG4rr lse W1E ..s
lErlr-aE.s % z-Easg. a,.t easrr Easls
ssrr L. sz1-s,s - rhs s4r.-zre G
Ets'1 -ssll--- Z1rEssEs 1-.r1--r.--.a. .s
a-EzErAz.as 90 ssErsl.s.sHy-. .zs ia. r.s ts,ss-
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s1rs11f % t-s scVs.s kzs saE1-s ne
---c1s- realizes K r.s Two sslsF Er-
Eaz8 ez W=keE tss --tlz-s tys-zfs-r
A-s zsa-ta sss=r5 ara cz1.sa-E II
E-e7a1 E-cse-.-E Il tas csz11-sgz. 6s
2-lgWs-- - esz-..s grave a11-.saEa
ss.a- rsssz1-
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ear ID sassa1 - s1-s s-atxn-zgT-.a
70 gre -rs 1z1T 4 E-zu 5oas t.
s--z---l-.s 70 give -1e aszsF S-z.s-
51s,s q ----z laxative g -sc- IN ras
or--t- sf g-zz- --z.T -sG1-s AZ
s1x -1zzz Fzea ws--EEcrE- vzrza-F
~ tAe ,a-e--s O. Bertha Lss- W-s.sss-
a-1- 3 rszrs 3ss- % Egz1zr5@- Ca. -hs
--- rsr sz=ssSF = D,r Cza1HsgTE sggy.p
r@-E- I'm : X woodward EzFa
--s- -l--Ls Bertha Ezk r-1,1El-,t wsz1
c1-4E-l, ,,z13s- sgr 1Ts- a Tszr. z-5 rszE
zttsr -rTlaE ssTsrzl dlft=re-; kids
q rz=-st15=s s-s fgz-1 Esr rs11sF IN
sgr-5 Psssz2- Il = 4 zzEsS r.azsz11-
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14
THE PITCHERS TRAGEDY

Connie Mack Eho takes ZTszt pride
i1 5eyslODirz Young pitchers and thsn
5roDhesying hoT they viii zhoT ID
10 zcti0n- sslt IN one of hiE hn5s IN
AZ eIhl5tti0n game not Ionz ago The
daughter os the younz slab zrtEz.
EzE Ditifgl 70 5ehOI5 Al the end os
tie sscord inning Connie zzs zouae-
what pesTe3
What's ths nszt,er With you son -
ne sSkst the terrified younzEesr sg
kindly a. be cOzls-zhkh was rot
remarkably kind
Il don't seem 70 b-e able % get
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14
sPEAKING oP ASCEsTRIEs.

An Eng1ishman fond Of bOssting
q his sncestry. t0ok q coin from his
pDcket and pointing 10 the head en-
grsvsd on Il, said: NY great-great.
grandfather was made Lord by the
king whose picture you rec on this
shilling"
What a coincidence" said his
Yankee companion. who az once pro-
1uce6 another coin. MY great-greai
granafstber was made an angel b.
the Indian whose picture you zee on
tnls cent"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14

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1zE-- - tas cg-z2ga 54ss--5srz q he
s--ea - z1-aI.s .ss1-1oz, BfTsr truza5s. r.
SaZsz15g- sE1G2s-szx ksz5Er5sa zz.5
the gzr51ZE GIssr --s1-1srs OE -zs
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zz1-s s15-zh1s tEsa taEz znsG1 llEz-.9Ts-
t1-acs D. CzE3ws-TE SE-u7 Psgs1
TE-se Ez1srzt8o--E G Ve5Tgs ara -
Ky i rs&zT. and 1laS-sasa5s q 1zrz-
Hes keep II constantly x t5s ks-s=-
FOR svs-T -s1A@r 0E The family -sZ1
G-s@ i II ezz hs O5-zszs,1 q! zzF drug
g1s- zE Gt-F esaS o. 01s dollar = 5gS-
--@. c5s Lz-tsr hss-g -zs ElEz e,o-gE-
~ tzZIlaE Tag already k-sT n val
IT, gss.l-s are always gr1krsz-s@'3 q
30zsy Wiz - reslz6=5
Families wishing - r-y 4 free Ez--
- sotr1s Ez- 05-zt1 i rosrpaAd ~
z.55szzza-z d. ". z CzI1u%L 41E
vE-.zsasaE-s- street N0E-sc=--g- IL 4
p,1s-zg ez-t ws-a vggr -zz-= z55 al
dress O. g VII DO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14

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t-s Ts-zE -1s ~DzyE q 'gS- assz
EsrT rszaes- Ia;
&aHss Le4lsuzs. wa 4 E-o-y o. tas
Tor1T NI1er. I9zz zEs z21 taozza
4 r1-zn.ae. tarE-I-
azg tale ~ stsrT hzs b,sez z1zz9E-
eE0Tes5 trsz 0z- El.1s Taers zrs
- zazEy zeE taiaEs & tas z9-ls tzz.
tas psE< beeezsz fzse fzss-z
&rszz
B-- - Tzuasz Lehzzsz tas Etory o.
- Ess ngt = E-grT A. an Il Ezs real
i@rz2ss re wzs rsess Il Tear an
sloo1- TlrA others - creased tas
srezt 5-zlzE q czEsorrzz Il gzez- Q:
EslA T1ss fever q ias przaDeetor q,
t1te has bloe2 Az neTer 1e.t hl-a
Ike - nzany staerz q hls typ@ tie
lire q ths aekls goddess uzs -
szroEg, tszt Sesgl.e slzzvDoirt-oe-ts
h rsys- beezras eEseezrzgss or Ioz-
faith
James Lehman zzs 0ne u q race
that has zlnaoat vanished They were
the gid Essksrs and they Es-.
hardy. s6Tsrt1rsboae zaen- Thsl.
bzz.nezE Ezs . E1la gamble zzs bit
few Of then ever go1. otsz thsg
chased rzln5ous bzt Il was all Il the
game WIKI them TIE forty uinerz
were stOzt hearted nasn ard they
could Stzn9 cesszt Sometimes tneT
could Ezls cesezt letter than taey
coEle stzns prOsper1tg.
In this 1zT of esTsioDnent the
World u prone u l0ok IiZhtly Though
toieTzntly 0E those who sesk for ggl1
j. is generally Bnpr0ntzbls b1zlrsss
became there are neE Foz6s % wealth
ssfsr zn1 more certain But Il -
Things we're different. TIE zsz. EzS
neT and men al n0t kaow what
trezSgres Azy hlGdsn here. Some ner
hz1 found gold and grove wealthy a.
strohs q the shovel What had
ben done might happen again n
ts.e fo-ty miners came brzyinz dang
err and harsEaiDa. While rnozt o:
them failed 70 Ind the glstterinz ngg-
gets thsT discovered country that
has been = gsisen ials f9r otherz xho
folloEss tssas later " team ard
train.
"Acro1a the wors4 the ceaseIess march
q men hzs b@en targugh
saoszl1erlnz fires
Left b the told. zho fifzs osYoas TIE
guarded outD1sts rza and zzH
with wondering eyes Ber Iznas
unr0ued."
u - the c0nisntiDa 0f DrzctlezIlJ
al experts that alfalfa czu he made
. profitable crop IN the
Alfalfa On iniaHs empire and taai
DrJ Land. dr. land farmers saoBIs
rale sozne Alfalfa in2tezl
of dsTotirg ali their serioss zrtsntl9n
70 WheatgrDWflg
In recent bulletin Prof. Elilot If
tie stats college u Waxalnztoa Eets
fcrth the foiloNlHg D9lats relative %
alfalfa On dry lane.
!. Alfalfa is bsinE zsnsrzlly gr1En
with success Throughout the upland
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-14

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

Daniel, il he took a late train and
turned up at ten instead of at nine
fifteen, he hardly dared give Miss
Brown instructions during the rest
of the forenoon.
'Abner," said Daniel one day, 81
withdraw what said against women
bookkeepers. Miss Brown is a-er-
a-er-peach!"
He Kissed the word at his brother
and then looked at him as one who
has committed breach of decorum.
But Abner only nodded his head, and
then Daniel looked at him quite diff
ferently. That Abner should hold the
same opinion of Miss Brown reused a
curious sensation in him.
From that time onward each
brother watched the other narrowly
when he was talking to Miss Brown.
"Abner," said Daniel, what would
we do if she left us?"
Left u.s." echoed Abner. why
should she leave us?"
''Well-er-she might get mar
ried you know" suggested Daniel.
81 guess we'd better raise her sal
airy, then replied Abner.
So Miss Brown was duly raised
from fifteen to twenty dollars a week,
to lure her away from matrimonial
aspirations.
But that was in the good times be-
fore the panic. Then business grew
worse, and, as is always the case, the
trade in luxuries was the first to suf-
fer. The business fell off to almost
nothing. 1t became case of closing
the warehouse or selling securities at
a price which would have swept away
half the brothers fortune.
"Abner," said Daniel, Miss Brown
will have to go. You give her notice"
why don't you give her notice?"
answered Abner. You are the senior
partner" He had observed that
Daniel had grown much more formal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-30

nave announcer position Lnen. How
could we get her back?"
But nobody except Miss Brown
could understand our system" la
mented Daniel. I'VE should have to
train a new bookkeeper, and all he
would think about would be moving
picture shows and horse racing. Alb
ner, you tell Miss Brown"
So Abner very reluctantly edged
his way toward the grille.
Miss Brown" he began, 81, am
very sorry to say that THAT is, the
firm-I mean we are going to close
down, perhaps for long time"
AS he looked as Miss Marjory
Brown Abner became suddenly aware
that for the first time in months he
was able to do so without Daniel
coming in to call him. Daniel had
always hated to have him talk to the
bookkeeper And, now he came to
think of it, he hated to have Daniel
talk to her, too. The chance might
never occur again. Miss Browns
hair had auburn 'tints among it's
shadowy tresses. Miss Browns fig
ure was divine. Miss Brown remind
ed him of somebody he had once
known when he really was the reck-
less member of the family. And sud-
denly Abnef was swept away into
doing the most reckless thing that
he had ever done.
But we want you to stay with us
for ever" he stammered. 1--WE want
you to -er-er-wife. )"
Miss Browns cheeks became the
color of a ruddy peach.
Whose wife did you say, Mr.. Alb
ner," she murmured, looking down
at her ledger.
my wife!" calculated Abner, TAX
ing the ledger brazenly away.
81 knew you cC::ldn't mean Mr..
Daniels wife," murmured Miss
Brown five minutes later.
''TVhv daarest 2" manfred Abner
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-10

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