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BODY COVERED WITH ECZEMA

r. T. D. No. I. Tazewell. Tenn.-"My
disease started on my legs In n small
patch and kept spreading until my n
tire body was covered. II would itch
and burn till | could not sleep at
night. would scratch till the blood
would " out and run down my body
and legs. The eruption came out In
small red plmples and when I
scratched the whole surface OF tho
skin became irritated, red and ugly
looking. My clothing seemed TO irri.
tate II. The pimples were on my
hands, arms. legs, feet and entire
body, especially between my fingers
and toes. l also had dandruff on my
head until my hair was all failing out.
Il was told II was eczema and took
a treatment, but all remedies failed.
Then ] got some Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. I first washed with Cuti.
cura Soap and warm water, dried well
and then applied tho CutIcura Olnt.
ment. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
cured me. and they also cured my
dandruff and falling hair" (Signed)
Charley Aston. Jan. 81, 1914.
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
free. with 32.p. Skin Book. Address post.
card "Cuticura. Dept. l., Boston."-Adv.
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CHAPTER xxix.-continued.

The Inquiry was drowned In a shrek
from several children In unison. They
scrambled 20 their feet. cnsting fear.
Gut glances over their shoulders. The
msn who had been lying behind the
bush had risen and was coming toward
them at "A slouchlng amble. n foot
Dragging slightly. His appearance. In.
deed, was enough TO cause panic. With
Ais savage face. set now In a grin. and
his tramp.llke costume. he looked
fierce aud animal-like. White and
tlack. the children fed like startled
rabbits. older mes dragging younger.
without a backward look-all ave
hickey. who stood quite still. her wid.
0nlng eyes fixed OF him In a kind Of
tianched fascinated terror.
He came close to her, never taking
lis ayes from hers. then put his heavy
Irimy hand under her chin and turned
Amt afeard. d--n me-" he said
with admiration. Wouldn't skedaddle
with tn nnS folks whlte-livered young
'unsl Know who | am. don't ye?"
"Greef King" Rickey's lips rather
formed than spoke the name.
Right An l know you. too Got
ies' tn same look ez when ye wuzn't
go higher'n my knee. So ye amt al
tn Dome no mo-, CHI Purkle an fine
ilnuing IN a e~ddlcstion. Ho,hol Coin
tor make ye another ladyess like the
eweet duCky-dovey that rescooed ye
from tn lovin' embrace o. yer fond
step-pArleut. eh?"
Rickey's small arm went suddenly
out and Lor fingers tore at his shirt.
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CHAPTER XXX.
The Evening OF an Old Score.

The Evening OF an Old score.
Rat.tat.tat.tat tRt!-Major Bristow's
~ivory.headed camphor.wood stick
thumped on the great doot II Damory
court. The sound had a tang OF impa.
thence. for he had used the knocker
more than once without result. Now
he strobe 70 the end OF the porch
and raised his voice in a etentorian
below that brought Uncle Jefferson
shutting around the path from the
kitchens with all tho whites OF his
eyes showing.
You d%og.gone lazy rascal" thun.
dered the M jor. What do you mean
sab, by keeping a gentleman cooling
hts heels on the doorstep like a tax.
collector? Where's your m~astcr?"
"Fo' de Lawd. Major, An ain .
Mars John sence dis mawnin'. Staht
out af,ah breakfas' on he nevah
showed up ergin ct all. 70 reck'n
whut de mattah. subj" he added anx.
iously. "'Peahs lax sumL!n' proyin'
on he mind. Don seem or bit hese'f
lately"
Hmm" The major looked thought.
full. Isn't he well?"
NO. sub. Ain ct no morn er hum.
mln.buhd desc las few days. Jes'
hangs eroun' lonesome lax. Dom
laugh no mo-, don sing no mo-. Aim
play de PLAINLY sence dc day aftah de
ball, Me en- Daph moghtly pestered
bout him"
"Pshaw!' eaid the major. Touch
OF spring fever. | rackon. Aunt Daph
feeds him too well. Give him less
fried chicken and more ash-cake and
buttermilk. Make him some %juleps."
The old negro shook his head.
"Moghty neah use up all da; mint.
bald All foun'." he said, but ain do
no good. MaJah. Abs sho' 'feahed
sumpin' ~gwineter happen"
Nonsense" the major shifted.
what fool ideas got under your wool
now Been seeing Mad Anthony
again. I'll bet a dollar"
Uncle Jefferson swallowed once or
twice with seeming difficulty and
turned the gravel with his toe. Oats
So" he said gloomily. An done see
de- old man de yuddah day bout ct.
Ant'y. he know! He see trouble err
comiu' en- trouble er-gwine. Dat same
night do hoss-shoe drop often do
stable do. en- dls ve'y mawnin' or
huhd done fly inter de house. Das'
er mighty bad hoodoo. or mighty bad
hoodoo,"
"Shucks'" raid the major. You're
an loOny as old Anthony, with your
internal signs. II your Mars Johns
been out all day ! reckon he'll turn
up before long. I'll wait for him n
while" He started In. but paused on
tho threshold. Did you say-ah--
that mint was all COMO. Unc' JefIsr
SOM"
CTO RE CONTINUEDl
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CTo BE CoNTINUEDJ

all the truth. So.called "newspaper
English" has left It's indolibla mark on
tho literature and especially tho ic.
tion OF our times, The most Huccesa.
ful stories are those told In tho few.
est words. The old.fashionod flowing
periods. which produced verbal melody
Instead OF recording facts. have lost
their charm for novel readers, whose
eager brains are anxious to absorb tho
ale rather than linger over fine
writing"
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be 10 strike 10 the heart her love
ard loyalty TO her mother. and she
said this over and oye to herself In
v~arying phrases:
You can't! No matter how much
you love him. you can't! His father
deliberately ruined your mothers life
your " mother! It's bad enough
to love him-you can't help that. But
you can help marrying him. You
would hate yourself. You can never
kiss him again, or feel his arms around
you. You cant touch his hand. You
mustn't even see him. Not II II breaks
your heart-as your mothers heart
a broken!"
She had turned into an unbeaten
way that Ambled from the road
through q track Of tall oaks aud pines.
scarce more than a brIdle-path, wind.
Ing aInlessly through brackenstrewn
depths 50 dense that even the wild
roses had not found them. In nor
childish hurts she had always fed TO
the cOmpanionsh!p Of the trees. She
lad known them every oHe-the black.
gum and pale dogwood aud gnarled
hickory. the prickly balled button.
wood, the lowly mulberry and the
majestic red oak and walnut. They
had seemed friendly and plying coun
sellers. standing about her with arms
!atertwined. Now. with the rain weep.
Ing IN soughing gusts through them.
they offered her no comfort. She sud
denly threw herself face down on the
soaked moss.
"Oh. Cod" she cried. II love him
so! And | had only that one evening.
T. doesn't seem Just. ~ I could only
have him. and suffer some other way,
He's suffering. too, and II isn't our
fault! We neither OF us harmed any.
one! He isn't responsible for what
his father dld-why. he hardly knew
him! oh. God. why must II be so
hard for US? Millions OF other people
love each other and nothing separates
them like this!"
Shirley's warm breath made a little
fog against the stareyed moss. She
was scarcely conscious OF her wet and
~clinging clothing, and the soaked
strands OF her hair. She was 80
wrapped In her d~esola,ion that abe no
longer heard the sound OF the psrse.
ysring rain and the vet swishinR OF
the bushes parting now 60 a hurried
stsp that fall almOt without sound on
tho spOngy forest soil She started
gD suddenly 10 see valiant before her.
He VAS 81 a somewhat battered
Walking suit ~ brown khaki. with a
Gather boit md a folt hat whose brlm.
6'n With the vet. WsA curved down
'ispr ~iss oyr hia brow. In an IN.
t'aht he had drs~n her upright. and
they EtDDd. booking a. each other
0fsnchsd ana trembling
'fr" 'aI ypgT' hs said with q
TopEhhess that sounded akin 10 anger
Here 81 his stT0clDus weather. Ike
ms" be- laid d hand On her arm
you're wet through
II dOH't mind ths rain" nhe an
srsrsd. drawing away. yet fealinI
with IA guilty thrill the mastarfulnssI
of his i6nS, as well az its real concern
I'm often wet"
His gaze searched her face, foatur,
by feature, noting her pallOr, the blue
black shadows beneath her syeB, IN.
caught breath, uneven like n child
from crying. HO atIll held her hand
Ia his.
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SYNOPSIS.

John valiant, a rich society riyorte.
suddenly discovers that the Valiant cor.
borution. which his father founded and
which was The principal source Of hts
over his private fortune to the receiver
fcr the corporation. HIS entire remaining
possessions consist Of an old motor car. a
tssi.S S "s,sS aoT 'T vlr ps%or g. cG ,Rs w = NEG g.
bamory court he meets Shirley Dand.
ridge, an auburn haired beauty. and de-
cldss q" be i' s?inG 70 ike Virginia In
ridge. aud Major Bristow exchange rem.
tniscences during which u ~ revealed
that the major, Valisni's father. and a
man named SassoOn were rivals for the
hand OF Mrs DRndudge In her youth.
sassoon and Valiant fought a duel on her
eccount In which the former was killed
valiant finds Darory court oyctg grown
with weeds and ctespsrs and dysldos 20
tehRbittate the place. Valiant saves
Shirley from the bite OF n SNAKE. which
bites him. Knowing the ~deadllnes5 OF the
hite. Shirley suckn the. polaon from che
wound and saves his life. Valiant learns
for the first tine tHnt hts father lgft Viz
,,on'ss o on ssGii,0 sr SMt,f;oeo O Sr " w", acted dos S.
his fathers seconds Valiant and shirley
become good friends Mrs DaudrtdSe
faints whom shc mcatA valiant '9r The
nrsi time. valiant discovers that he has
q fortune IN old walnut trees The yearly
tournament. a survival OF the j~ousting D'
feudal times. Is held ~ Damory court A.
the last moment Valiant takes tho place
of one Of the knights. who II sick. aud
enters the lists. lie wins and chooses
Shirley banSrldgs Ra queen - beauty 20
the dismav OF Katherine Fargo. q former
sweetheart. who ~ visiting In virginia.
THE tournament ball at pnmory court
rraws the elite 90 the co~untryside. Shir-
ley Is crowned by Valiant as queen Of
beauty Valiant tells Shirley OF his love
end they become engaged Katherine
Fargo, determining no. 10 give up Walt
ant without a struggle. points out - Shir-
en- WIN caused the duel 70 meet valiant
who looks 20 much Ike his father Shlr-
Icy. uncertain. but feeling that her moth
er was IN love with the victim ~ Vail
Anl.a nlnL-l MrAAks TIE engAanmcmL
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How To dive OuInine To Children

f~EbRlLlNE Is tho trademark name given 20 an
improved 9ninino. II Is a Tastelsss Syrup. pleas
Children take II and never know Il Is ouIninS,
Also especlslly adapted 60 adults who oanno,
tata ordinary Quinins. Does not nauseats nor
cause nervousness nor ringing Ia the head, Try
u the nrr, time you need Quinine Tor any our.
pose tak Tor a.onnca original package. The
nahia FEbRlLlER 10 blown in bottle. as cents
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WIN Lecture In America.

Celestin Dembion. whose books en-,
deavor to prove that tho plays attrib.
uted 10 Shakespeare were written by
Lord Rutland. will come to this coun,
try to lecture on his theory. He Is n
deputy and professor OF literature at
Brussels university.
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CHAPTER XXX.


Shirley stood looking out al the
rain. II was falling IN no steady
downpour which held forth promise
OF ending, but with a gentle constancy
that gave the hills a look OF sudden
discomfort and made di~sconsolate
miry pools by the roadside. The
clouds were M too thick. however. TO
lot through a dismal gray brightness
that shone on the foliage and touched
with gltstening lines of ~high.llght the
draggled tufts Of the soaked blue.
grass. Now and then. across the drip
ping fields. fraying skelns OF mist wan.
dered. 10 lie curdled IN the flooded
hollows where. here and there. cattle
stood lowing at intervals In a mourn.
full key.
The indoors had become impossible
10 her. She was sick OF trying to
read. sick OF the eudless ~pacings and
purposeless invention OF needless
tasks. She wanted movement. the
cobwebby inlet about her knees. the
vet rain IN her face. She ran upstairs
and came down clad 10 a Gloss scar.et
Jersey. with leather CATERS and 9 soft;
hat
Emmaline saw her thgs s~ccou,ered
with d~lsspp'cYal. Lawdy.mercy.
ch.ls!" she urged you Amt goln'
out' It's rs!LiL cstG en dawgsl"
Tie neither sugar nor salt, Emma.
.ins" responded shirley usuessly
dragging o. her ~ra!H-coat. and the
yslk vii, % me good
On the gopp.Es lawn she glanced
~ a. her mothers window Since the
tigh, Of the bail EsT own panging self.
c,EsciOlsress had oysrlald the aYns
and sensitive association between
hem. She had been fun OF horrible
feeling that her face must betray her
and the cause CT her loss Of spirits
be guessed.
Her mother, had. In fact. been
troubled BY this. but was far from
guessing tho truth. A somewhat long
indiBposition had followed Der first
sight OF Valiant. and abe had not
Witnessed the tournament. She had
hung upon Shirlsy's description OF IL,
however. with an excited interest that
the other was later to translate In
the light OF her discovery. II the
thought had fitted 10 her that fate
might hold something deeper than
friendship in Shirlsy's acquaintance
with Valiant. Il had been OF the
vaguest. His choice OF her as Queen
OF Beauty had seemed a natural HON.
z 10 that swift and u~nhinchlng act
OF hers which had saved HIS Iifs.
There was In Lsr mind n more Oh.
yioua explanation Of shirlsy's altered
dsmsanor perhaps TIA Chilly Lusk.
she had said 20 herself. Have they
had q foolish quarrel. | wOhdsrf An
we'll, In her ~ tins she viii tsiI
me"
There wal some relief Va shirley,
oTsrchArgsd feelings IN the very dis
comfort OF the drsnehsd weather: tL'
sucking pull OF the wei clay on hsI
boots and the rirt ~ the drops on bel
chsCks and hair. She thrust her dog
skin gloves into her pocksl and hell
her arms outstfotchsd 10 let ths wins
blow through nor fingers. Ths mois
ture chung In damp wreatha 10 hs
hair and rolled In great drops dow
her coat Al she went.
The widest. most secluded walk
had always drawn her most and sh
instinctively chose one OF these today
II was the road whereop squatted Ma
Anthony's whitewashed cabin. "Dah'
' or nan KwinO look In dem ayos. honaJ
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Scene; tho Woodsheu.

She-Tell mo OF your early strug-
giles.
Eie-There's not much TO tell. The
harder ! struggled. the more the old
man laid II on.
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Matter o. Monev

80 my daughter referred you TO
me. oh? Well. l hardly understand
II. She never consults me except in
a financial way"
"Wel- ah-that's Just Il, sir"
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On tho municipal rolls OF Copen.
hagen. Denmark, arc $3.50 men and
1904 m With their families they
constitute 73 per cent OF the popula
ton.
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Query.

Troopcr-T've got to attend rife
practise tonight"
Friend-Are you learning to be a
plckpockot?-Judge.
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Before following the advice OF a
Ia who tells o how to run your
business 1t might DO well to have "A
icok at the way he IL running his own.
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Asks Little Of hImaelf

'dadson Is n nan whose distinguish,
Ing trait N solf.approval."
! understand now why everybody
says no Ii easy 10 please"
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BARRING hand organs. some good
comes out OF everything.
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For poison Ivy uso IIanford's Bal.
sam. Adv.
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Cure. Old Sores, Other RsmsdIs, Won't curs.

Ths worst easss, no matter ofhow long standing,
are cured by the wonderful. old reliable DR..
porter's Antissptie Healing OIL. II relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 7se, Soc, siOo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
Waaaniaristss Saa$pamisia.

Sntaria maanidristptfid on tapab
t,inmt 9onbo.iaarella. Mtita ntmt'
iesid fompuneisia ilmotietaon fuol'
leen fpmmenid ibmiFid ia iotoio ra
ssfSrsTa IabiStunecn. Sampin u.
moitetaan famatubt nimiIestd fpldS
I'd, ettd fead on maanjdriStpS teb'
MT iuurta tuboa, fattoen Idtf1Iano.
malinioia ia idrtten rautateitd. DINO.
no ioesta on IDpbettp 10 60 ruumiS
ia ia pleilesti luullaan fuoueiben
Iutumddrdn rouiepon iatoibin.
9liama gama tuIitpuori on olfanut
purtaa laa,paa ia Idbiieutuien aiat.
faat pafenenot pelon tpaItaamana
pots aIueeIta giama'Yama talitpuo.
ri Fioiiiee noin 80 MALTA luoteiieen
IofioSta.
Waauidritptien tpaifutufTeSta me-
nj EIumbatosia erdS iuuri fupart'
faitpos h,ffoon, baubaten 800 miles,
I'd faiipofieen. UtabboIIista on, ettd
noista foImestniobasta miebeStd ct
iaaba pbtddn pelasteutii ben9isid.
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Sobn 6. 2apIon. Chicago Tribu.
men reportteri ia ptf porbaiten tpn.
nettuia TanomaIebtmieb III GbicaSES
ia, iai furmania fpiime feSftmittfo.
na putoamalla elemaattortauftoon
ianomalebtiflubin rafennutiella Sbt.
casosia. 2atpion 36'puotiaS, nat
moton mics. Sdn oil ipntpnpt
Prirce Gbnarbin iaareua.
Snnettomuus oil bdmmdstpttdipd
isfu fofo Observation-Disclosures
Gbicasosia. Sanomalebtimiebet fes
fustellesiaan bdnen fuolemaStaan
ieItttirpdt, ettd 9atpion oil rparas re.
porteri Gbtcasosia". 9an oil oIlut
reportterina noin rpiiiitoista tpuotta,
pddaiiaaiiestt GbicasosIa. 9dnen
uutisiuttuiaan pibettiin pleenid NAL
leiEa reportterien tesfuubeSia.
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4 fnpllmt ia 20 Ipmftaantnmut
tatmipaxuuiem bbteent6rmd
bfie4S1.

9asport, N. q, maalisf. 21 p. -
Buffalo, 2oceport C NocbeSter fab
fDraboIa tapobt,it aifaiin tdnd aa'
muna ldbeud Wicfnired fabben Ia.
tutpaunmn Dbteent5rmdps, iosIa pfIi
benfil5 fat iurmania ia fafffpm'
mentd louffaantui. NocbeSteriin n,e'
netpd fatupaunu ppTdbtpi puolen
pon aifana Sasportin oiemalIa. Jos
ia tpaunun fonbutt55rin oil mddrd
iaaba ldbempid mddrdpfFd. Sefd
moottorimies etfd fonbuftDDri idtti'
tpdt tpaunun oIemaue ia menitpd,
pbbesid oiemabuoneeieen. Sollofiu
tuntemattomalla tapaua Idtfi tpau'
mn fmttenfin plan tdpbeud moimaIIo
tiitdmddn eteenpdin. 2uliettuoan
buimoa ipaubtia noin faff MALTA
t6rmdf ie anfaraua tpoimaIIa Buffa'
loon menemddn tpaunuun. Ybteen
t5rmdps oil nitn anfara, etta ptfi
fddu mattustoia ei iddnpt louftaan
tumatta. Mtnofin fafF Iouftaantu
neista tuIee Iddtdrin Iauiunnon mu
faan menettdmddn benfenId.
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sSenaiaIta.

Ouuman fesfuubesIa ON npfpddn
pddaFauiiena pubeenoibeena, fertoo
'Hussf. Dieb. nuben pddministerin
pritpfIet baIitufien ia buuman iub'
teioen idriestdmiiefii ia otfeistoIais'
IotafuuIaiSten enemmiStDn muoboS'
tomiiefIi buumaan. Nationolistit ia
Iofafuulaiiet ofpat tpilpittDmdud mite.
Iibpmdud panneet merftlle, etd So
rempfinin tpierailuIIa buuman pube'
mieben luono ei olIut eniinfddn fpl
mdnfpirG lliSta Ieimaa, tpaan ilmeni
Hind ministerineuipoSton pmbeeniob
taian baIu pddstd Idbempiin iubtei
hin buuman pubemieben fanSfa.
Nationalistit obottatpat fdrfmdH1.
mind futIua 4oremptinin Iuo rteelle@
ia tiebusteletpat uteliaina, mitd fem.
ItpolofafuuIaiIet foetteleipat tpdItel.
Ia tpastaamaSta Iuoraan nditd aioi'
ia fosfetpiin fpipmpfRtn. Wuiben
rpbmien ebustoiat tpofuuttatpat fui'
tenfin, ettd iemitipo oIofafuulaiiet, al
nafin rpbmdn oifea Iiipt, tuIee Cam
nottamaan bauitusta, panemotto
fonnatufieueen mitddn eritpiiid ebto'
iofaan, futen erddt IofafuuIaiiet tpie'
Ia toll panemat.
lluita tpaubtia on faonut bubu
tpastanimitetpn rabaministerin oIe
man epdpofaiiuubeSta. Samoir
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paboin, etd bdnen toipumiieStaan
on bgpin fpdbdn toipeita olemasfa
Sispaaa SnIxaax tiriastp.

W(oSfoman muinaismuiStoleura
on juIfaisiut fertomutien tp:lta 1912,
iosta fdp lint, ettd ienra foettaa far'
toittaa taiffi Wlosfoman maanalaiiet
fdptdmdt, ioita taarit, tparfinfin 81
mana Sulma, otpat rafentaneet. Sos
tdmd tp5 iaobaan iuoritetufii. tpoi'
baan fentieS pddstd periqe fiitd,
misid Sitpana Sulman firipsto on.
Eiebetddn, ettd Sipana SuImalla oil
iuuri, artpofas tiriasto, iota bdn oil
foonnut tpuoiifauiia uieista maista.
2iriuston bdn oil fioittanut maan'
alaHeen fomeroon. ionfa paiffa pi.
bettiin Ialosia ia on ppipnpt ialasio
tdbdn asti. Seuralla on tuitenfin
mdbdn tparoia tdbdn tp5b6n. Min
ettsi ole tietoa, miuoin Min pitfdue
pddStddn.
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nddn Wtericoon. Somffo fdfiHdd
600 miestd ia 25 upieeria. Souftoo
tulee tomentamaan e,persH Grane ia
matfan pddmddrdnd ilmoitetaan OLE
man &arebo, EegaS.
Mtlanta, Ga, maaliSt. 20 p. =
Seitiemdstoista ObbpstpaItain ialfa'
ipdfirpfmentH ldtn ellen plimddrdt'
ieud iunola GasIe pasfiin, iosia ie
t,iIee pbtpmddn aitatiemmin Megi'
con roiaue ldbetettpibin Dbbpspal'
tain iotaiouffoibin. 2dbtepid oil
800 miestd.
2ittIe Hoct, Mrt., tnaaliSt. 20 p. -
Dbbetidnnen acknowledgements fat'
4 tomppaniaa on iaanut mddrdpt'
fen Idbted W&eticon raialle. Soutfo
oiastoa tulee iobtamoan fopteeni 5,
v. Seibt ia matfan pVamaarand on
2arebo, Segas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
Saaiem bdiben tuiettp obotettaipiS.
Ia aDaltoiteeta talpSfa.

Waibin9ton, .. 6. - preiibentt
10 mrs WtIion otpot tpiraIliiesh H.
moittaneet nuorimmon tpttdrenid Gle.
snor Ranbolpb Wiliontn ia rabaS'
ton fbteerin Wiaiam 6ibbs Wc
Aboon fiblauffen.
50 pitfdn oitao on beibdn fibIauf'
festaan puhuttu ia bubuiltu, m,utto
tdbdn faotfa et bnbuia ole iuabtuis'
tettu, ennen tun NIT prefioentti tpib'
boinfin on ilmoittanut beibdn tibla'
utieStaan. Warmuubella ei ole pdd.
tettp, fosta bddt tulepat WaItoiies.
ia talos5a tpietettdmdffi, mutta or.
tpelIaan, ettd ne tpietetddu emf fefd
fuuSIa.
4eti fiblausuutiien idIfeen rutpet
tiin bubuilemaan, ettd Wlcgboo nat
miiiin mentpddn luopmiii fabinetista
ia eHd bdnestd tebtdifiin DbbpsWal.
tain Ranstan ldbettiIds, mutta ndis'
ia bubuisia ct ole perdd. prefbentti
on iImoittanut, ettd Wc9lboo tulee
ebeIleenfin boitamaan raba'afain
Fbteerin tebtdmid.
WtiIs eleanor Wilion tulee ole.
maan neIidstoista WaIfoiien talon
morfdn. Sdn on "a tpuotiaS ia
rabaston Fbteeri UlcNboo on so
tpuotias. Wtolemmat otpat innof.
faita mrbeilun barrastoiio, neiti Wtl'
ion ollen etetpdtf tunnetu raHasta'
Ia ia tennitieff pelaaio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-26
iintteS Gtates etstresN sNbbtiS
lppettaa Iitfteem{1.

llniteb StateS Cypress Gompanp,
ptf tdmdn maan tpiibestd IuureSta
efspreSfliiffeestd, iofa aifoinaan
oil .fuurimpia ia iuottamimpia liiffei.
I'd, tulee plan Iopettamaan IiifteenId
ia baioamaan. Tdtd fosfenan pdd.
t1tien on iobtofunta tebnDt 10 I. T.
13 p. Toisten iuurten pbhDiben
oiatfeenomiStaiat fpieIemdt mt,
tutnfa fouan tpiippp. ennenfuin tots
Iet pbti1t menemdt iamaa tietd.
Ssaffi ieiefaa ilmoitetaon tparfinai'
fitii ipifT tdbdn bdmmdstpttdnddn
asfeleeieen, nimittdin pofettiposti la
rabtimatfuien tpiimeinen aIentamt.
men, Sotu aita ftten maItioiben
tpdIinen tauppafcmisfoon ontoi
mddrdptien, ionta mutoan cts.
presfmatIuia tuli alentaa 16 pro.
ienttia. Gdmd pnnd pofettipostin
menestps ilmoitetaan fuoranaififF
ipitfi iiiben, ettd pbti6 MT % rpuoti'
len toimintania idIfeen on pddttdnpt
baiuantua.
WdiitDn ieuraiS tdStd pddt5tfestd
on, ettd tpiiIitoista tubatta benfil5d
idd len fautta tpDhDmdffi. Noin g.
900 on liiffeen palpelufiesIa Stem
Dortisfa ia 500 GbicasosIa.
Wlitddn eldfemddrdpfIid ei ole.
DbtiD ION puoiittain moffanut tuuii
milioonaa boIlaria palfoisIa.