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The Keota news., 1913-08-08
Notice For Publication
MPL Oll769
Department of the Interior
n Z and CAR~> ~ Cs>xilnu N~lo~>A>
8. Land Once at Sterling. Coios
July 20, 1913

July 20. 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Harry Earl Calvin of
kaufman. Neb.. who. March 25th. 1910.
81 Section 2. Township II North. Ranse So West
Principal Metdian. has kIed notice Of intention to
make nnal three year proof to s;t.bish eam to the
missioner. At keota. Coio on the Goth day Of
September, 1913.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: Arthur FaulkAber
Of Clifford. Nsb.: Clayton c. HardenburRer. of
Kaufman, Neb; Arthur r. Boulier, Of Kaufman.
Neb.: Peter S. Bouher. of Kaufman. Neb.
Fl W. H. POUND. Resistea.
The Keota news., 1913-08-08
Fortner, Photographer, Sterling, Colo.
Notice for Publication
MPL Ol2625
Department Of the Interior

July 30. 1913
Notice = hereby siven that Earl w. Dickson Of
Kaufman. Neb who. on April 30. t9l0. made
HOMESTEAD entry. No. Ol2625 for norh han of Sec
Principal Meridian has flied notice Of intention to
make hnal three year proof to establish claim to the
and above described. before United States Comnis-
stooe1. at keota. Colorado. on the 18th dsy Of
September. 1918.
Cha2snt names as witnesses; Lodema Dudsson.
Of Kaufman Neb: William E. Lodsson; OF kAIa-
Redline, of Kaufman. Neb.
FL w. H. POUND. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1913-08-08
Quality Printing

ORIGINALITY and good taste in selection OF
~ ink, type and stock, care in every little detail
of composition and press work-these must be COM
bined in the production of Quality Printing. The
mechanic can and does produce the ordinary run
of printed junk-cheap fodder rushed thru the shop
with eye solely for the time sheet, and reprimand
from the boss if his per centum of profit IS not
forthcoming at ypothetae prices. Only the crafts
man can bring forth a work of merit, and therein
the small printshop has the advantage of many
large establishment, with the mechanic predominant
on its pay rolls Quality Printing IS representative
of true art in that it IS appropriate to the purpose
intended, embodying utility to the utmost degree.
The craftsmanprinter endeavors to fully understand
the purpose of the work he is set to accomplish,
and carries the idea of appropriateness, of utility
with him thru every detail of the labor The result
must be satisfactory and in such case the price can
not help but be 50.
We await opportunity
The Quest Quality Press,
ke0ta, COlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19

For the very best oysters served in all
STYLES go t" Rammel's Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19

Funeral services for Joseph +. John
son were held this af ernoon from the
residence. il9 South ST. ASaph st.
The Rev. DR. J. W. Duffey, pastor of
the NJ +. Church South conducted
the services
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
Ribbed
Under
wear

Better have ribbon underwear IN
heavier weights ready at ham, 20
slip into when Jack Frost makes hi:
appearance.
Children black wool Tights an
kle length band or string top. ''c
and Sl.25 values Choice '9c
ChiIdren's Half Wool Underwear,
including YES and pants. high neck
,o.r sleeve ankle length pants.
Values up to 75c. Choice .."9c
Women's Combination Suits nc
dunn weight high neck long sleeves
ankle -lengths. Seconds Of the ST."
quality. Choice. a garment - ''''
Main Floor. Bargain Tables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
Interesting Meeting Followed By
Banquet at Young Peoples
Building

AS had been anticipated, the meet
ing last night of Alexandria Hive,
No. Q. Lady Macabees, YVES one of
the most agreeable and interesting
ever held by that organization. The
members gathered in Odd Fellows
Hall, on north Columbus street, about
six O'clock, and shortly before seven
o'clock marched in a body to the
Young Peoples Building, where
members of the order had prepared a
sumptuous feast Mrs. George ".
Zachary, the commander, presided.
Miss Eta NJ. England, state COM
n:ander. of RichmonI, was present,
md Mrs. Cobcan, Commander Of
Richmond Hive, No 3.
After the feast the members of tn
local hive and their guests returned
to Odd Fellows Hall, where nine can
didates we're initiated into the mys-
teries of the order.
Under the good of the or Ser appro-
pirate remarks were made by Miss
England, Mrs. Cobean, Mrs. Zach. ~
and others. The frst-named compii-
:mented Alexandria Hive for the pre-
cision in which the work of initiation
was conducted. as well as for the In
terest manifested by the members OF
the order in Alexandria
At the beginning of the year Alex
3ndria Hive hal membership of hp-
tween forty and fifty. They nnw
have nearly one hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
SOCL AND PERSONAL YMCcABEES FEAST PLAN FOR NEW HOSPITAL
Trustees and Managers Meet Last
Night at Rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce

A meeting of the Board of Tras-
tees and the board of managers of
the Alexandria Hospital was held in
tie rooms of the ChaTber of Con-
merce last night, the meeting hav-
ing been called for the purpose Of
receiving the report of he special
committee appointed at the pubic
me:ng held some weeks since as to
ways and means of raising funds
necessary to erect new hospital
,oui, ing. The report of the SPECIAL
committc was read and unanimously
adopted.
The charer of the hospital was
granted in 1872 by the General As
sembly of Virginia under the name
of the Alexandria Infirmary and was
amended in l9Ol-19O2 so as to change
the mare from Alexandria lnfirmary
to the Alexandria Hospital In the
original charter there were TWEEN V
eight incorporators. representing all
the various religious denominations
in the city at that time. and it and
the air:andmen; thereto are entirely
noa-Sectarian. The result of the meet
Ing last night was to the effect that
the charter shal lcCntinue non-secta-
ran, an. that only such amendments
be made in the charter as may be
necessary to suit modern conditions
and the growth and development OF
the hospital as an institution of the
city of Alexandria.
A special committee was appointed
consisting of VIM. B. Smoor. Worth
Hull!sh James r. Cation, Gardner
L. Boothe. James NJ. Duncan. Julian
!. Williams, Mrs. X. n. Ballenger,
Mrs. l.. WILDER Rel and Miss Mittic
klipstcin. to take under consideration
such amendments to TIE charter a
may be necessary 20 meet the present
conditions and interests of the hos
pita. and TO carry out fully the pur-
pose; an intent Of the original char
Ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
MOURN ROLAND'S DEATH.

In the death of Past Chancellor +.
n. Roland, the Knight Of Pythias
have lost one of the oldest if not the
oldest past chancellor in the order.
Mr.. Roland joined the order in 1868,
at the institution Of old Mechanics
Lodge, No s, mad has held member
ship continuously since that time.
To the members OF the order he W :
known as uncle Click and until re-
recently was ore Of the active mem.
hers of the order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19


man, Sidney f. Sherwood, of Wash
ington, D.. c After the ceremony Mir.
and Mrs. Atkinson left for an extend
ed trip through the north.
Miss Laura B. Rector. of this city,
and Thomas J. Marshall, of Phil2del-
phia, were married last night at the
rectory of Grace Episcopal Church
by the Rev Edgar Carpenter They
were attended by Miss Virginia Roper
and Edward f. Lynn They will
make their home in Philadelphia.
! Among those attending the dance
last might at the Dumbarton Club,
Washington, were Lieut.. Henry Blow
lie Bourgeois, u. S. n, and Mrs.
lie Bourgeois, Misses Harriet Doug
las. Nellie Uhler and Eliza Dough Is.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones is the
guest of Miss Barbara Campbell. at
her home in Charlestown, w. Va.
Mis-. J. Johnston Downe yE:s
as her guest, Miss Carrie Wallace.
and is entertaining at cards this af
ternoon in Miss WalIace's honor at
her home in Prince street
Rev. f V. REGISTER, who has re-
signed as pastor of Mount Vernon
Place Church. Washington. after hav
ing been appointed presiding elder of
Washington Gistri;t Of the methodist
Episcopal Church. will make his flu
ture home 1T the residence Of Mr..
Louis y. Dufcy, on Duke street. be-
tween Pitt and St ASaph, in this
city. He is we'll known in this city.
where he was formerly pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green Lowe.
Of Iynchburg. eve quests OF Mr.. and
Mrs ID. Monkey Lowe in south Wash
ington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
LOCAL KNIGHTS TO ATTEND
Will Take Active Part in Cuipcpcl
Reception 10 Grand Commander.

4 number Of members of Old Dc
minion Commandery. No. II, knights
Templar. of this city. will 90 to CuI-
PEPPER Va, on Friday night where !,
reception will be rendered the grand
commander Of the state by Fairfax
Commandery No. %. Arrangements
have been made to have train No. 20
of the Southern Railway stoppeI ut
Culpeper on Friday night for the con-
venicnce of the Alexandria members
in returning to the city.
The following is the program:
ZOO to 100 reception of grand
commander and other distinguished
Tcmplars; 7:30 10 $3.50, supper.
$50 to 1880. public meeting; Emil
nent Sir W. W Field, presiding;
"Our Guests" Geo l.. Browning: solo
Faith and Hope" w. J. Phillips;
"The Mystic Tie" j. G.. Hankins; adj
dess, "The KNIGHT Of Gali!ee" W. l..
Andrews. grand master; solo. "Oh
My Redeemer." " J. Phillips; Pied
mont Virginia" W. s. Bernstein: ac-
companist. Miss Elizabeth Hooper.
j. F.. W. Timberman, of this city. IS
on the reception committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
Fun ERAL

The funeral of Miss Anna NJ. Rob
erts was held YESTERDAY afternoon at
her home at "Cameror2. FailFfs
county, and was atten ed Ivy a large
gatherings Of relatives and friends,
including many from out of the city.
Services were con acted by Rev. DR..
S. A. Wallis. Of the Episcopal Thco-
logical Seminary. Burial was in Ivy
Hill cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19

Miss Anne Lewis Jones is the
guest of Miss Barbara Campbell. mt
her home in Charlestown, w. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
GIRLS NEEDED FOR INDUSTRY
Location Of New Factory Depends on
Securing Help.

The Chamber of Commerce has
sent out the following circular.
1--WE have an opportunity to locate
a new industry in Alexandria,. A
sewing room fer the manufacture OF
athletic underwear.
This underwear is Of an established
make or brand, and the sewing room
will he manage by gentleman OF
long experience in the business.
The sewing room will be located as
centrally ii the city rs is possible
and the sewing machines will be- op-
cr9tcd by electic power: The work
is light and the wares arc graded ac-
cord;ag to the skill of the operator.
To secure this Industry. it is nee
cSsary that We secure the names o!
about fifty ladies who will engage IL
this line of work.
We would request. that all girls
and ladies who will engage N this
work. call at the Chamber Of Com
merce. 1902 south Washington street,
and register their applications"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

We loan money Al per cent on the
payment plan with
OF annual payments. with
full prepayment PRIVILEGES. Loans
made on either farm or city prop
erty Empire Realty and Mortgage
Co. birmingham. Ala. l1i2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-19
Interesting News Notes About People
of Alexandria Happenings
IN Society.

Mr.. Ria l.. Atkinson and Miss
Margaret, E. King, both of this city,
were married this morning at the rec
tory of St! Mary's Catholic Church by
the Rev. j. H. Cutler, rector. The
bride was atten6ed by Miss Ethel
Peake and the groom had as his best
man, Sidney f. Sherwood, of Wash
ington, D. c After the ceremony Mir.
and Mrs. Atkinson left for an extend
ed trip through the north.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
.DlSBARMENT Case
AGAIN ADJOURNED
George A. SpOffOrd Withdraws
From Defense of Attorney
John E. Sullivan

Disbarment proceedings brought
against Attorney John X. Sullivan by
the Detroit Bar association were again
adjourned. Saturday, after George A.
Sp ford. one of the attorneys for the
defense, had been permitted TO with
draw from the case. because OF O DIFF.
ference Of opinion with other coun-
sci.
( He appeared in court week ago
with the statement that his client ad-
United having done wrong. In delay.
tng 80 long In settling the affairs OF
the estate Of Sarah l.. Cone. for which
he was administrator. but that he
would straighten everything up II
given a little time to realize on GER
tain investments.
In the meantime Attorney James
Mcnamara was called In to assist the
defense. He fled. Wednesday, a tech
nical defense based upon an alleged
discrepancy between circuit court and
probate orders In the case. This ac-
ton. II Is said, was taken contrary to
the advise Of Attorney SpoRord whose
withdrawal followed.
ADJOURNMENT was taken when Attor-
ney T. A. Il. Weadock explained that
Mr.. Mcnamara had called him up win
the request that he ask the court TO
put the case over till next Tuesday.
In granting the plea. Judge Van Zile
declared that this was the last ad-
jCurnment that will be tolerated.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
SEX CONTROL sure,
SAYS DIR. RIDDLE
Chicago Man Confident, After
Years of Experiment With
Doves and Chickens

CHICAGO, Oct. 2t-Dr Oscar Rid
dies experiments In sex control have
reached such a stage that he now as
serts he has secured such control over
pigeons and doves His experiments
are continued daily In q large aviary
where he has more than 500 pigeons
and barnyard full of chickens under
daily. almost hourly, observation. DR..
Riddle, having completed the first
stages OF his experiments with pig
cons and doves, Is now working with
chickens and doves.
Progress" he says. seems to be
rapid. but 1t will be years before We
shall approach the human problem,
although from the results SO tar
achieved We are confident that that
will be possible"
The research work for sex control
was begun by Prof. Whitman. Of the
University Cf Chicago in 1903. He
worked on the problem until 1910.
From 1905 70 1910 DR.. Riddle was his
assistant.
know now" he says. 1.-The differ
ence between the male and the female
producing egg. But the facts gained
show that sex In the human being
is not once for all determined. but
will one day be capable Of control, and
the clues furnished by our chemical
studies on the egg should suggest the
further Investigations which will give
us that control eventually. That am
convinced Of thoroughly
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

WANTED--Men to work on
wooden car repairs. Good
wages on piece-work basis paid
to right men. Employment
Office, 1870 Russell-st. Ameri-
can Car & Foundry Company.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

DIED.
BARTLETT--At her late residence, t$t
Tfumbull-ave., Mrs. Jane Bartlett.
beloved mother Of Mrs. A. L. varran'
molly. Funeral Monday, Oct II. at
o'clock. from residence.
Enthusiastically, Oct 10. 1913. JEFF
ferson. beloved husband Of Louisa
Conover Butler Residence, la west
Philadelphia-ave. Funeral services
from 81. Johns church, High ana
Woodward. Monday at 3:ao p. m
years. beloved father o. Casper. john
Decker. Peter Uhl and Mrs. August
Summer. Funeral from residence OF
his son. 1880 Sheridan-ave. Time
later.
DAY-Died on Oct. 20. George Day,
brother Of Edward and Walter. o..
Atlanta. Ga. and Mrs. George and
Robert Baker. OF this city. Funerei
Monday. 2 y. m, from 1889 Russeii-
st. London papers please copy.
20. 1919. Lillian. beloved
daughter OF Jacob and the late Caro-
line Dq 9srT and sister Of Ps%i. Sh Cha
Leitz. age l6 years. Funeral from
residence, 1876 Hendricks-st, Monday.
z y. m.
"a. sl4. seyburn ave-.
Richard, aged So years. beloved nus,
band OF Carrie Renther. Funeral
20, 1918. at his late res,
beloved husband OF Mary Weber. son
OF George and Anna Weber, brother
OF William F. and George Il; weber;
Funeral Monday from residence AZ
o'clock. Member branch AZ. c. M. B.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

Bungalow Mr.. Oakland. S2,6oo
rooms and hath. pretty home. new
and on easy terme
Easy terms or will take l0t-S1.0o0.
y rooms. near 0ratiot. $500 down
$4,000. -.
down--43.3o0.
EBERT, 900 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
DIE IN ATTEMPT
TO Save CHILDREN
East Chicago Tots Killed and
Mothers Fatally Burned by
Oil Stove Explosion

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Oct. 25.-
Two little children we're burned to
death, their mother sustained fatal in
juries In attempting to save them. and
several hremen were overcome by
smoke In q fire caused by the explo-
SION Of an oil stove at the home OF
Joseph Scezda early today.
The two children, Marie, aged s,
and Joseph. aged s. were playing in
the kitchen when the stove exploded
and showered them with flaming OIL
Mrs. Scesda tore on her skirt, and In
attempting to smother the names was
80 badly burned that she viii de- The
father was painfully injured in ex-
tinguishing the flames that enveloped
the mother.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
POLICE ORDERED TO
CRUSADE AGAINST NOIcE

Detroit police are launching a cru
sade against unnecessary noises. and
the daily bulletin issued In police
headquarters contains an order to all
policemen to help In the warfare.
Here IL the bulletin order:
Complaints continue N reach
headquarters about unnecessary
noises of various kinds that disturb
peoples rest, not only early In the
morning. but also during the day, as
in q city Of this size there IL a large
number of persons who work 1t
night. Newsboys. peddlers, junk
dealers and others blow horns. ring
bells. shout. and make disturbing
noises, and should be notified that
they are creating d disturbance, ana
action should be taken as circum.
stances warrant"
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

WANTED-Beys, II and IS
years old, to carry routes; sal
ary and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

BRAINARD, 1873, near Fourth,
Groom fat, light and water,
$4,000.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
x. bishop, alias har r,G.

Clarence Alleged +, accomplics, ,,. Of Ed p
ward sss,%s", involving the COLLECTION !.
sef rent a. ,ur afternoon, by RI Z,
Pstea s nsorSe Elliott. when %, one o q
o'm n,,a. 1--we victims pointed him o"'
the omcoe.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

Glass. | e { Wora

iins.
No transient "a, srsissnsat iassss;
for less than ICE. with oasn: Ase y
The shove rates apply 20 al ciss: :;
ecations except Births Caro- es
Thanks. ObituarieA Meeting Notices
an6 az Ads preceding As1S hsap .,l
Meeting Noticss-AintSuuO cha!go seo
Tor % wOrds or lees. Over y woros
one End lone-third csnSs tor seoa sSSss
observation-disclosures shsrge. soc; ios
ner line. tcounts STA Wovds 20 ses
nuo)
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27
DEPUTIES DRAW
GUNS ON NEGRO

Deputy Sheriffs Abe Towlen and
Green Davis we're forced to draw re-
volvers and threaten Wholesale arrests
Of persons living at No. 1875 Benton-st.
Friday night before they we're able
70 take girl named Lulu. aged IL,
= -sF1ufhgf they had . warrant, charg-
Fcf whO{s - Lying with George VIII
ing her N .'.S T %sas =, %o s'vs
EN- u to draw gun. d sx yi "Uns them
tso as'c marriage ri certits Ests s ito to
or that the girl is his wife SsS .ae
DEPUTIES DEBUT BENDING ding further investigation
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

|
Leitz, age l6 years Funeral from
| residence, 1876 Hendricks-st., Monday.
y. m.
RENTHER-oct.- IA. sl4. seyburn-ave.
band Of acs srr,s ksnther Funsrsi
| from residence Monday at p. m.
WEBER--Oct. 30, 1913. at his late res, :
dence. 652 Military-ave., Frederick d.
beloved husband OF Mary Weber, so on
OF William F.. and George II Weber;
Funeral Monday from residence AZ
$40 and Holy Redeemsr cnureh a.
AT oNCE-A good active man who
wishes to make money along WIZ
his other work. selling real lie estate uto
comes in dailV contact with fellow
employees. Very good propositivn.
Apply In writing. box A. No. 3. Do
troit Times.
AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn as 70
S25 weekly during spare time et
home. writing for newspapers. send
% W. Rto 3. 6.
bOOKk EErEk. srenogrApAers and
Ennssry: s S': Or a: M1 T:'s IL. bbs.a
Miller Agency. sss CHAMBER OF Com
mercs.
BRIGHT BOY to learn pattern maxi making 8
one staying at home ana WHINE 70
study. CITY PATTERN WORKS. %
IS Catherine-st.
e-.-.-s.,.- a.
half over 81. 1913 Gratiot.
BARBER {or Saturday; a.; half over
S. 1888 Monroe-ave.
D.pprp vented a, 4 park piace. cor
ner Michisan-ave.
RARBER wanted for Saturday; guar
an,ea a so so7 S,hene.rt'
a".oe 80. -
BARBER wanted; 81; half over IS. Asl
Gratiot
BA iEss y, , satnraay' :" anu "
1000 "ia''o
PARpER wanted c37 woodward aud
CiHoro. ------------
nv, ~ ICW pp0p0sITION for MAJ
"i "a Uasnns oniy Easy. profitable.
All leads furnished. Gail Sunday :
to .. m. si7h Field-ave.
messages mesa cs so %n pay ro''a' e
nov ..n,ad for drawing office. Great
BY ~ah Emr,neerinr Works. foot OF
I Lakes! Ens'he"s
Nv@r~
ave. room To-
1usi.e..-Iike Printing. No fuss and
v..thor. The nIain. neat kind that
looks looks PisnI phnns Main itSS
JON. - -. No.
Bu EanlaEs. P rGa s" west ii;4i7'
C.-wANTED-Two young men with
si .sy.. sn isss sooa esanee
call during day or evenins. ilil
Chamber Of Commerce.
ciNaN S:t. BOY ABBY sSSSt f %oS o.
nv srT at oaN''' Npp'' " '
7sssl Apply A Il ssss R::; sr. s1e
---1.-s---------
FOUR ciean,cut young men IVA, wanted to
be able to furnish best Of references;
good opportunity to make $40 per
fourth moor.
GOVERNMENT RAILw y.Y MAIL clerk;
eysrywhsrs soon; get prepared BY
fSrmeh Free v Bo osle' p.ss. Write
s sow TO-DAY Hcc,ss r:tteS'cn Civil Service
.---,.
aoIph q Co, patent soici'ors' WASH
ihstoh' ~ -
s-C<,,, V1Co $500. go 800. -.
me MioMfan Ereo EmpsSym0ns Dv-
.sau' NV at"t. T~Nnr nersrtw,.rt
non or tne s'Hte1 80 ss svrnNnSnvS
cost Ut to either party. 4S:.s West
Larneo-.. rn0n. MN W.
RAILwAAY ma NAL GLEFeKs. ,c cs,r.,isrs.
pay FOR Instruction after YOU rsesiy:
RRo snt 100 Rochester. N. YA'
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. wanted
SONG POEMS WANTED-Send me
your work for examination or write
for free booklet and particulars.
I've paid thousands In royalties. Est
~ years John q. Hail. columbus
WAN ED-Men 10 WorK On
,.,ooda~ go r>Oo;re CooA
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

BRODIE T. kUESSNER
Funeral directors. sue. 70 VIM }. Maoch
6tS 0Pottot-av0 Cau Seidoo 15o.
pm s1..t--.F' ,'''NNCG r.0PaaT1.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-27

FIVE ROOMS ana bath. $3.50. Take
Mack car, 666 Lycaste, neaE Losier
Auto Co. Parker. schunk & Fry.
Main 1850.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-31
THE CONFESSIONS OF. A WIFE
MISS FAIRLo CALLS
CHARTER xxx.

StogIOl N[NINi('
As we sat at dinner at the B
hotel, Dick asked, Have you heard
yet from that mortgage you said the
money your father left you was in
vested in?"
My appetite suddenly left me, as l
thought the time had come.
Yes, it fell due only the other day;
the moneys over in the bank now"
''WeI, well go and get it tomor-
row, and I'll buy the stock in our
company that 1 told you President
Selwin had offered me-"
"AII right, Dick" said, trembling
ly, "but before you buy any stock l
want to talk a little about our
finance"
81 thought we had that all out in
New York; and Dicks mouth tight
ened and that gray look came into
his face.
"Oh, did WEI" I asked ioyously;
''then I'll get the $4,000 and you can
buy the stock"
For, as l remembered that talk in
New York, had offered Dick $4,000
out of the $4,000 my father had left
me, and had explained that want
ed to keep in the bank for an emer-
gency the other 1000 and the $500
l had saved. But Dick remembered
it otherwise.
why, Madge, you told me that
you had $4,000 in that mortgage and
I understood that you had $500 more
put. away somewhere. told Morton
l would take sixty-fve shares, and
that will take the whole Sc, 800" -.
But, dear, distinctly told you
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-31

we never forgot you, papa. See."
The speaker ran to a stand in an
alcove and took up a framed photo
graph Of Martin.
Every night aunt-mamma makes
me look at your picture and say my
little prayers. Then She cries and
kisses the picture"
Macs face was flooded with
bushes. She trembled all over.