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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

This is not a free trade congress
sional district. Its voters will have
the opportunity October IA to show
their resentment of the Democratic
purpose to foist free trade on them
and bring them down to the ranks
OF the cheap labor classes in foreign
countries where free trade prevails
to the great disadvantage of the
working men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Conductor and Police Have
Hard Tussels with Man
on Trolley Car.

After battling with crased man.
from Lucas Mills to MeadowbroOk
Sunday afternoon, Conductor MIN
Wilson, of an interurban car. was
forced to cut a piece out Of the bell
cord and bind the man to seat Be
fore he was subdued the man had
kicked down several seats in the
smoking compartment of the car, had
broken out several windows and had
threatened all of the passengers with
danger. Four policemen were reouir-
ed at the clarksburg station to take
him to Jail.
The man, who gave his name as
George Harbert. was placed in the
Harrison county jail to await a hear
Ing before magistrate on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly aboard
a passenger car. This charge was
afterward sworn out. by one df the
traction company policemen in JUS
tice Jackson " carter's court.
Wilson, who is veteran conductor
and one who has acquired the reputa-
ton of being able to preserve order.
on, his car, picked up the man at Luz
cas- Mills. It was noticeable that he
had been drinking and soon after get
ting aboard he tried to create trouble
with a man who boarded the car at
shinnston and who was known to him
The shinnston man asked Wilson TO
compel the other fellow to let him
alone. Wilson approached the man
and told him to quiet down and be-
have.
At Haywood the fellow was SO boIs-
ferrous that Wilson put him off the car
He had no more than done SO than
the man hurled two rocks at the car
but without in1uring a passenger or
breaking a window. Wilson rang
down the carand called for Motorman
stickney to assist. He then chased.
the man, captured him and loading
again started for Clarksburg. At Gyp-
sy he notified the Clarksburg police
to meet him.
The fact that he had been placed I'M
der arrest seemed to craze the fellow
and he began, to act like a wild man
He drove everybody out, of the smok-
ing end and began to kick down the
seats. He knocked out several win
lows before Wilson could get to him
Seeing that unusual methods had to
be employed, Wilson with the help of
others overpowered the fellow and cut
ting the signal rope he tied him hand
and foot to seat. In this manner he
was taken to 7Clarksburg.
When the police took charge he was
liberated and once again began to
battle attracting a great crowd to
the station. He yelled Ike a maniac
and battled so fiercely that it was all
that the four officers could do to lock
him up.
Wilson was badly battered up but
not bruised on the face. His worst
hurt is one the neck where the fellow
kicked him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Salem Grows,

There are more houses being built
this sumer in Salem than usual. The
spirit for building seems to be grow
ing. All the new houses are good,
substantial structures and are a
compliment to the city.-salem Ex-
press.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Get fresh fish and best oysters at
smithy's now.-Advertiseme
WHO SCRATCHED THE BATH TUB?

Nice, porcelain bath tub, too; and all
the folks thought 1t was just lovely
But somebody was washing it out and
used common laundry soap-the yell
low kind with rosin and strong caustic
In it-and away went the enamel and
the finish. III that kind of soap will
harm porcelain enamel. what won't It
do to clothes?) Easy Task Soap the
pure. white. antiseptic, five-cen:s-a-
cake kind, will not harm anything but
dirt Try two cakes and get your
money back If 1t isn't as represented.
-Advertlsernent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

Some Harrison county Democra.s
are trying to figure it out how Louis
Bennett, an old war horse of Democ-
racy, received so few delegates from
this county. Why, it is easy. Tie
machine controlled the district con
ventions, in some Of which the steam
roller worked to perfection.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

Meat inspectors in Berlin are en-
ploying the moving picture camera in
their work, enlarged photographs
showing micro7organisns in motion if
the meat is diseased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
|WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY |
What?
Just About.

Suffers chances Of getting fair
trial are about as good as getting a
home run when it Is needed.-Blue-
field Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Too Rig for Him.

The good roads movement is
gathering such impetus that it can
not now be stopped by the profess
sional croaker.-Fayette Journal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Worse.

The law on the Pacific slope is no
respecter of persons. Dlggs and
camineth. convicted white slavers.
haye been sentenced to prison and
to pay heavy fines. These men were
not, in the intended light of the
Mann statutes. or in the judgment OF
the average man who has followed
their case, white slayers, but they
were worse, if possible; they were
seductIonists of the worst order, and
turned their backs upon their own
families to engage in an escapade
that meant ruin for all concerned.
Huntington Herald-Dlspatch.
Little Sympathy.
The railroads are making strenu-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

The few and not the rank and file
settled the question as to who the
Democratic nominee for Congress
should be.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Neckwear

Every style that's new in
beautiful neckwear. Medici
Collars and Rufus, Lace Collars,
and Coat Sets, Net Collars en-
Ibroidered in colors, Lace Stocks
and Jabots, Fichus and Shoulder
Collars of Shadow Lace, Lace
B ows, Chimisettes of We
Mise and Crochet Lace. Prices to
$3.50. .l.ifs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

Perhaps George A. Laughlin Is
running for Congress just for the
sake of running. He also ran.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
New Gloves

All Of the HeW Clones for dn-
tunln Wear are now being shown.
Glopes Expertly Fitted.
AT s1.OO PR.-Extra quality cape gloves
In all sizes In Tan.
At $1.25 PR.-Centcmcri Cape Gloves,
ono button clasp-BIaclS. Tan, White.
AT S1.25 PR-Glace Gloves, 2-button,
iCentemerl make-aIl sizes in Black, White,
Tan Grey.
AT S1.5O PR.-Whlte Kid Gloves with
wide embroidery in white.
AT sizes PR.-WhIte Washable Doeslsln
Gloves, one-button clasp
AT S1.65-Gun Metal Gloves embroidered
lin white.
Gloves, tllree-button. CoIors, Brown, Tan,
White, Black, Gray.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Many New Sweaters

A pery large assortment of desirable new
Sweaters for Women, Misses and Children. Every
desirable style for this season is ShowH in all Vauted
colors and qualities. The new Balkan Sweater in
combinations of white, napy and red. The famous
"Mainefte" Sweaters of finest Merino WOOL All
nelp and pery moderately priced.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22
Beautiful New trimmings

Exquisite trimmings for autumn costumes.
An elaborate showing Of fine all-over laces wide
and narrow landings, shadow lace crochet and
venise edges, metallic and beaded garnitures,
nets fancy velvets, gold all-overs and bands.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-22

Little Sympathy.
The railroads are making strenu-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Ser MORT no.

Otter DC ilbinlcIicr al bonnie, iont
frenfom paa SfofobrifanterneS
aorli9c SanOsmsoe | HGp Dort Tor
ri9e llge, icr oct poerit merft ilb Tor
SfoinhuItricn hcri Sonbet. Fuffcs
poitcn, 9teoIldgct al Solhcn, bpor.
meb Der tritcs o. gAltatlonen for
"Eurc Sboc" Spuc CT DC pGlentIlgc
Garolgcr BERTH.
Stun ct GeillItat er mIligt lpnl
Tslgc al eli 9tcoirttelic al SOlbcu",
erflrrcoc Weocta ErGliOcnt. Get
piIoe neOpcuoiggierc Ell ioo iuIO.
iiGnbi9 Smorbnil9 al 2%pnrin9sior.
bolbcrc, of en- inollitricI aonilift,
on life eli fllIoitrnoig S%tognotlon
rilbc bli nunogaoclig."
Gn aonlitc, Iom bar 1coiat / oct
Gicmlch nGrrncrc at mocrieac Den
paaguaenoe gaitution Tor Ell Sure
Sboe" Sop, rapportereoc, at DC llGr
pGrenoc heic Syabrifntlunsomfoit
ninger mulogaaelig piloc Bit cuonlt
beierc, ON &onAresicn ifillbc ue0s
tagc eli Sop ort, at Sfo % Steus
Ter iflllbc lanes al pirfcltg rgtc
ST0cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
S%orbinoelien afbruot,

Sra 81 Eaio, SeraS, t~elegroiercs
ben 15bc SSanuar: III SorbinocIic
mcb oct S5llbrc al Werico bcrfro or
iOag bIet of6ruot, ibet Hcbcaernc
bar afbrubt Scrnbauelinien p9 al
ifaaret acknowledgements IargS
ber mcrifanife Gentrolbane ca. 40
Wfil / Spo bcrfra.
Gbcluggelicn al Oterico Hprtbcrn.
@orcn or fuloitGnoigere emo peo
no9en tibIi9crc anleoniug / 2sbet
Al DC to Mar, Den 1GrpGrclloc Sp-
itano bar bcitaaet, % paa 9onelin-
icn / Gains 8ranOeoiitriftet CT Spil.
lcrnc poa cit StrGfuing al $50
Vtil opbrGnot.
SeruGrenoc Sofalagenter Tor Gig
genleim Sernpprfer bar mootaget
l~lnoerretlting ONT, at minoit TO AZ
De tore @tablisicmenter llao luffes,
nemlig / Wonterep % / Selarotua,
bporpco 5000 Wuuo pil bli gjort
%arbeiOSlsic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sop moo Sorefampe.

sra Gan Srancisco, Gal, meloes
ocn i6bc Soular: EQUATOR 8rolpi'
ira Sos gncgle9 bar iremiat 6or.
log iii @op moo 9orerfampe (prize
fights / California, Der biotil har
pGrct ct iauOt 6riiteO Tor bette.
iIula brlttale Sport.
Gerimoo tilaoe2 Spulsniug
BORING puu pisie Nctingclier. Der.
iblorot at Der ingeu entrc i~orlan.
aes, huertcu oireftc clCr molrettc.
Spulaniugernc ntau ogiua pare be.
grGuieoc I'll Ct pit beitcntt Nutul
MURDER, life oper 10 / BALLET. Dc
fipmpcn0e nlaa uprc Iisrt NouOifer
ueienoc mluoit s llncer buer. %
S]eicrberreu nraa life mOOtagc uogen
an6cu Frrmic, Grts eQcr Selsn.
Ming crto en- Dieodlic. eaCr lrofT,
bpia aoitcnoc life m0a oDerItrl0e
S3J
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
%eneitaaenoe Gilfeloe,

Sra Eittsburab, ga, berettes Den
15bc Sanl,nr: ". ". Rarnicp berof
gpcn bar opnaaet nuget, ionl piltuof
ingen Sanfmanb / Gcrbcn isr banl
bar opiloaet. Salt bleu nclnlig igoor
gjenpalgt til iit ~tiOligere Stiaing
ion ErGliocnt Tor German Natlonal
BAIT tiltroos for. at ban Den 6te
Sebrndr 1909 itraffGIbtes FOR Sors
Jog paa at beititfc pisie Meoient-
lmcr al Eittsburgbs @proaO.
San blcu osn1t til ~ aars
S%traiarbcibc % Den 30ie MartS
1910, efternt bcnne Com uar blet
itobiGitct al Seieitcret, iuoiut i
Spn9ilct. San blep imiblertio be.
noaoct al Erpiioent 5ait otter at
bape ubloilct fl Mtaaneoer al Strai=
zen ...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

at itaofGite ocrnie Sbeori. Sea bar
iuuoct, at Elunten uorcr / lin 90
rilnbeligc Norm ppcralt i Srfcncu.
bppr Nomooerne i i'm (iO pleicbc at
fGroeS.
Tettc leoer til cn 6elgcilutning
al oen allerhsieitc NEutrrcSic ior 81.
itorifcre. let bar lGn8c prrct ben
olmiueeliac Meninh at Mcnncitc
ilrgteu AapDc iiiuG prirbclic cutcll /
Guirotoalcl ellcr / Be- irilgtbarc
Ganc lauaspnco Gilcn, @teu / Dor
Segeu otter oct Stco, huor Mtcuuc.
itct ierit bonhe lit liIbolD nc ri
oaiaa isge at iiiSc Set Stcb, bpor
&oebcn III bets platlGltc Hpring@'
mio0el hanbe lit ~natrrIigc Nnbi.
tat. Scttc Sabitot bciin0er liz lttc
/ sGgpptcn elcr longamco Guirdt
iloben, men / EaIoltina og 0tcinpu.
tamien. SunoNuliabe6cu taller Tor,
at 0icmteifenc bau0c lin Segpubelic
Der, % berira ipreOtc Jig M oucr
,\ur0eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Ct foitbart Sip.

Sra Gep Dorf meooeIes Sen t5oc
Sunuar: 9lnnot DC Sugcr iom er
anlagt moo @6itc Star. 2inieu Tor
Stooeaeritotuing / Auleouing III.
tories 6orlis, er ogiaa Ell az Nrs.
Srcue @aQah 3arri5. Ser iorlun.
ger ell Gritotrirg az S1,00O,0OO
FOR labct Al lin Wan6s, Sheateroi-
rcftsr @curg y. 8arri5' Gin. Sctte
or oct ireritc Gritomiu9Sbel bpur.
paa ser gisrc5 Sororiug / uogen
al DC 2T9 GritatningSiuger. JON
bi0til er onlagt.
Mrs. Map 6ittrelle ira ScitIto,
Nais., i~orlnnger Ell 8ootgisrelie al
100000 FOR Sabet al lin 0ianb,
6oriatterer Saaues Sltrele. NE.
oens 2ilp =. NiQet finn iorlarger
100000 Tor 5abet al lin Nono.
aunitneren 6raneis :. Wiaet.
6or6mSSoommer Snno bar FOR.
lGnget Sioeu Tor Snobringclien AZ
acknowledgement moo Camp.
lfibsielItabet til oen lite 6ebruar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Kpineelioe anfcrere.

Sra 9tclp 9)orf nlcooeIc5 oen t5be
os.: &c 10 Strciter, iom iorti0cu er
igolg bert @pclt, anisrcS al auil.
Der.
Aniercren ior DC 10000 Sppi.
ger, iom ibag neolagbc ArbeiOct
forat lutte iig I'll Den itorc SfrGb-
beritrcif, or Soicpbine Gaicp, 9tutio.
nalorgauiiator Tor Sabics' Garment
@orfers' lltiou. Get er Den ianl-
NE lillgc apinoc, iom meO tort
Sclb uniertc aprictiperiferncS itorc
Streif / ~aalamuSoo, Mih., Tor
noglc iaa Mar iioen, % Tom. Oa
ga bun ialot / Rolitiets SGuoer,
iorctraf at panore / 6Gngiel Tor
at trGffc oe bcn0c ilagte 9sbcr no
al Streiffonbet.
&c itreifcnOc Cppartcrc % Sp'
partningspigcr, lpis antol or me.
get cnlitriot, men lon bolSer pau at
iPttc SotclpPrtcr % R]eitauratsrcr
grau Soar / Sopeoet, anisreS ogiaa
/ girfeligbeoen a. ell auinbc, gPi's
gli5abctb SlpHn. ell S~raaniiotor
Tor llngioeiuliitcrne {" SrouitriaI
@orfcrs Of the &orlb~). mems st.
tor og 8iopanittc. Der ipiQcbc en-
iaa iremtrpoenbe Roac / Sertilitrei.
fen / Wasioduictts iorriae Com.
mer, leuerer Oct iornsbnc MlnS.
lPoer.
Miis SLIM har imiolertio be.
.soaet en- lem Sell. Der / itprt
Grab bar ip9ffet benoes gopuIari.
tet iom snIsrer, ioet bun bar isst
at ian Spparierre til at peoiage Ell
&eiolution MOB Den Sfif at sipe
5riffepenge. Griffepensene or 10
otto Gpparternes pistisite SuotGgtS.
filbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

me6 Spudmit, Miprfruot og andre
Sprrnaitoiic. opiton Der %lOIes ON.
borb, iaa M%ianoifobct iorot reoOc
ltllc Siu moattc irttc Sarteiet poa
SnnN paa apltcn al Erotection
Salano.
Strar cftcr inotrai Ell io~riur0cIia
Grplo'ion, Der latte Suiteu / Ell lad
uoloiom ScpGacllc, at ole Spcil
aIa1ruhcr / utif2bnoniigcruc langS
StrnnbfantcR bcri 9pen iprrnlies
/ Stnnpcr % Stptfer mco nen
Sslac, at mango fom a~lporIra iii.
ifonc. Nile Dieolemmer al SfibetS
@%eirtnina hapoc rcbnet ia ira.
borbc. isr erploiioncu ialtot Stco.
lloitrrtninQcu al ben pau Sfibct
unrcttcbc Sta6c ficnbe& er0nu lite,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21

Maabc at iuaretdge SilolanerneS
Snteresier, ligeiaa glernc belt fan
aiifafies.
Gisic al aonaresicns Sope, Der
pco Seuator Glapps o. HeprG1er-
taitt Steenerions rSnOpirfning bleu
pebtogne altgaaenbe Iiipolitlcnen NJ
Sanoet % Ismmerifogele poa Ne
ierpationen fritiicres poa oct far
petite. Store Strpfuinger al uGrol-
iulbt Sorb6rllgslono % enooa pGr.
bifuloerc SfoglanO er berepcoc Sll,
hianerre peo gebragcri gierncnl
Commemorative al SrGlaltfirmacr,
Sanolpefulantcr % Hcglertltgcns
Hcprpiettanter.
SunObeostilltalloen blunot Snoio-
nerne ifillores iom / hsielte 8rao
%forfrroclig; Dc oecimcrcS al Sra-
dlon1a % 3uberfuloie % leoer |
SmlbS % Den peerite Gleloiabeo,
oft paa 0runo al Snoianernpnoi9-
bebernes Sigegploigbeo % Nangcl
paa Eligtopip!Oelie.
Tapportcit er COG life tilItcmt AZ
ole &ontIteens Webleumer; Ell
Minoritet bar aigipet Ell iGrifilOt
Happprt, 6pori Wnioritetarapportclt
erflprcs for at ppre / bsieite 8raS
%ouerorcuen og / mango Scniecnocr
fuloitGnbig ieilaatig. p.
Observation-Disclosures bar imiolertl0
fuloet Happorten al cit lad grapc.
renoe Hatl,r, at Ell inogadelbe I'M
~oerlsgelIe al DC fremfsrtc gclfplos
llinger er blepct beIlllttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sfilsmislc.Ono

Sra Hem Sorf meobelcs Den l7be
Sanuar: Sper 10000 Born er
bleunc berspcoe tSaher ellcr Mooer
iom Selgc al Dc her / Sonbet /
9lnrct3 sob bcpilgeoe retsligc 9eg.
ielfnbsifilsmisier.
StiQcbnusfpltcn la0er I'll at hare
oGret &erocnS itsritc Sfilsmislc.
centrum. Ger blep / 1912 beuIlgct
life miuore elo 100000 SfilSmiS.
ier i DC 5oreneoc Stoter, mems / DC
iioite 20 Aar oper 100000 9ea-
teifab cr blct retslig oplsite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Sfibsfarten paa Sioerne

Sra Detroit. Niho mcOocleS Den
l6oe os.: Safc, Carriers ASiocio-
ton bar / hisie 0ogc bolbt lin
aursfonpelrtion beri 9pen. vi Erp-
iibeuteuS anrsberetturg frcmgif, at
ltlntferre paa Sjeeruc / 1912 por
uiPbuonlig faa 90 lmda. Salt Tor.
lite finn 10 Sfibe. rGitcn ollie min.
Ore 6artsicr. % 8abct al Iernc-
ifelip Dor ogian rirgc iulnn1cnlisnct
uieb foregaaenbe 9Inr. Ser otfom
iqlt blot 33 Yerioner, al bDiIfc Is
brufiteSc, peb 1Suleifibet" Rouic
Simmoils Norfis Qoa &eien ira
norblige Mifigan til Chicago meo
en- Saoning ,siiIctrrcr umborO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Stor Streif / Dente.

Sra Nep 9orf mebbeles Den 15oe
Sonuar: 6%oris9enc paa at faa
iitano Ell miuoelig Srbning al 5pi
item mcllcn 90 sItliac sSerubunrr og
BROTHERHOOD Of locomotive Sire.
men ano gnainemen" / Nnle0nilg
S%pobsbcrneS iSorlangenoe ON beiere
2sn og 6core Irbeiosuilfaar cr
itronoebc, % Streifaitemning beor-
oret.
Charles I. 3eil, DC 6orcneOe
tutcrs ArbeiosfommisiGr, og Mar-
tin u. Snap, prpiibcrenoc CONNER
/ DC 6orcucoc Statcrs Sanoclsret.
tor iuntgcrct iout SoIogiitsmGllO
unbcr Gromnuloper, Der al beggc
Barter par braet ! Anuenoelle.
Gnigbco fu1tbe imiolertib life op.
naaes.
Streifen pil fonnne iii Al berere
$4,000 Mnn0, berai $4,000 Sprbe-
ocrc % 10000 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ioln
uplig err f~orfrcmmeoe ira 6prbs0c-
re, men Tom or iorbIeune itaocnoe
iom Mcblemmer al 6pr6seernes
Organization.
Sanbipnlisbeoen ifal tale FOR, at
eli operpeienSe Mnioritct al Meo
lemmcrnc piI itenumc i 6opsr al en-
Streif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Danomanoel.

Sra Calumet, 0iid)., bcrettc5 oer
11tc ba,. at Der berifer itor Sdno,
nlangcl looucl / Calumet iom Gam,
RUM Rc0 Sacfet SSccolu, cafe
Sluocu og ct Gltlrn anore Smaa-
bpcr / aobberoiitrittet poa 8ritnh
al. at S2Ilngerc paa Safc Wiidli.
gan bar ipGrret SuOtoget iii Gnlll.
met ono Secla 0anopprf paa Belt.
iibcu al aerueenan Eoilt.
Ssilagcnc Tiger Der opngcoC
opcr hinauben belt til gunoen.
hpor ,Snbtagsle0niugen CT belig.
qCnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Ky Sassbehanoline.

Sra Scottlc, Mdlh.. meobcleS oell
15hc Tarnlor: 9tp SaaSbebanoIina
CT tilitaoet Socinliiteu Seonnro 81.
ion, bui2 9creoclie al lit nmerifau.
itc 9oracrifob al DC Sorcnenc Sta,
tera SiiiriftsOommer Cornelius 8.
SANFORD lc0eoc til Dcnucs 9fifcoi.
9clic.
SaQcnS @icnpptoaclic bcpilgeoeS
az Siitrift&rettcn poa ocrom MOB.
tdget Srorc ira Suititsoepartemerl.
tet / @aihin1ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-21
Grploiion omboro.

ara Romaimo. Sritiib Columbia.
teleeraieres Den 15oe San.: Strar
eiter at 2ampifibet "Sscar" peo ?.
5iSen ioag bauOe iorlaot Sauner
Der meo en- 2aoning al 1000 aasicr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-10

name without the shadow of a stain,
and life all before me"
He was treading air as he left the
lawyers Office. He would yet build
a grand edifice on the ruins of the
old! He took from his pocket card
filled with memoranda,
J There was an office boy recently in
his employ to recommend, some trif-
ling personal bills to adjust, and
Miss Bonney.
His face frightened when he was
home again, with thoughts of the
true, loyal persons who had been sot
only his employees, but his friends.
Miss Bonney! His heart gladdened
as he recalled the occasion, three
years before, when he had given this
poor, friendless girl, position in his
office. Her gratitude, urging the
most devoted service, had made him
respect and value her. She had been
This right hand man. More than
once, gazing at her sweet quiet face,
he had thought of home with such
a precious being as its mistress, but
waited, waited, until his ship had
come in for certain"
Four days previous, when it was
known that the business was on the
rocks, Amy Bonney had gone home,
i'll. Wilfred remembered now that
she had not sent for her salary. He
consulted his little store of money.
Wilfred found her in a neat, mod
est cottage, her aged mother it's
housekeeper She blushed and paled,
and looked wistful and then trem-
bled, as he handed her the money.
Her eyes glowed sympathetically
with his own when he told of his
unknown benefactor.
81 shall not forget the most helpful
assistant ever had, when 1 get on
my feet again" said Wilfred brightly
81 am very sorry to see you out of
employment"
ooh, 1 shall soon find a new posi-
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in burst of fervent emotion, "who
gave me work and encouragement
when we were down at the lowest
ebb. shall never forget it.
''It seems to me that am receiv-
ing nothing but blessings in my own
darkest hour replied Wilfred NOV
ingly.
There is another thing" said
Amy. "You remember Mr.. Judson,
the old inventor who was hurt at
your plant. You pensioned him off,
you know. Ever since then he has
been trying to invent new count
ing machine. THAT is, have en-
couraged him. He was here yester-
day, and he is sure, oh, so very sure,
that he is near to perfecting his in
vention!" i
Two evenings later, a messenger
brought Wilfred note, asking him
to call at the home of Miss Bonney.
When he arrived he found old Abel
Judson there. 81
1--WE made it," cried the inventor
enthusiastically. "The double ratch-
ct did it. The dream of years! And
all for you, who were so kind to me,
and this dear girl, who financed me!
My invention is perfected-a count
ing machine that will drive Wardells
out of the field"
1t was true. One hour later, after
an inspection of the invention, Will
fred knew that Judson had at last
won fame and a fortune.
Only one thing would the inventor
agree to-that Wilfred was to be-
come his partner. In three months
capital was found, in six the old plant
was running again. At the end of
the year Wilfred and Amy were man
and wife. $50
II am making money so FAST" he
said to his happy helpmate one even,
ing, that l will be able to pay I'D
the two thousand dollars so gener-
ously given me when failed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-30
NOTICE OF ORIGINAL ASSESS
MENT

The Improvement of the follow
ing named streets to-wit: Sequalish
Street from Main Street to Union
Avenue; Union Avenue from the
with sequalish Street to the south
erly boundary line of said Union
Avenue with Champion Street; Cove
Street from Union Avenue to the
Westerly boundary line of said
Cove Street with First Street, all
in the Town of Steilacoom. Pierce
County, Washington. by grading
said streets according to the plans
and specifications. prepared, therefor
on file in the office of the Town
Clerk. BY local assessment. Ordi-
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll for the improve
ment of, within and along the fol-
lowing named streets, to-wit: Sc
qualish Street from Main Street to
the southerly boundary line there
of with Sequalish Street to the
southerly boundary line of said
Union Avenue with Champion
Street; Cove Street from Union
Avenue to the Westerly boundary
Street, all in the Town of Stella
COON, Pierce County, Washington,
according to the plans and srecifi-
cations thereof, on file in the office
or the Town CLERK, comprising Local
Improvement District No. IL, under
mode of, Payment by Bonds" is in
my hands for collection, and any
assessment herein or any portion
of any such assessment may be paid
at any time within thirty days from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, without penalty, inter
est or costs, and any assessment
or any portion thereof. remaining
unpaid at the expiration of the
thirty 600 days herein specified,
may be paid in five equal annual
installments with interest at the
rate of seven CD per cent per an
mum. under the mode of, Payment
by Bonds"
Date of first publication of this
notice May goth, 1913.
e. B. ANNIS,
Treasurer of the Town of Stella
COON, Washington.