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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02

An, inch Of rain, accompanied by
a severe thunderstorm, soaked Abb
lene early this morning. The storm
came up from the southwest, chang
ed to the southeast and later came
from the northwest also. Cutting
and threshing will be delayed day
at least in a large part OF the
county. The rains were general
east and west of Abilene.
Chapman got only a light rain
last night. Pearl had a good rain'
but stopped the threshing for today.
The binders will be busy today, how
ever.
At least 80 per cent Of the wheat
is now cut. The corn is in fine con-
dition and last nights rain will help
the crop along for q while longer.
Lightning struck the home OF W.
A. Matteson, postmaster, about 1850
O'Clock Monday a. M, 16 feet from
where Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson were
sleeping. They were uninjured. The
bolt hit q chimney at the rear Of the
house, demolishing it above the roof
and tearing a few holes in the roof,
knocked the stove pipe loose in the
kitchen below. scattering SCOT over
the room, and did some slight dam
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
ROB FARM HOUSE WHILE
THE FAMILY is ABSENT

The home Of N. S. Woolverton, a
mile west of the cemetery was en-
tered between noon and o'clock
Sunday. The members Of the fam
lily left at noon and. when they re-
turned they found the honse tepsgi
turvy, the cupboards and dressers
ransacked. A silver watch, a gold
watch chain, gold mounted hair
chain and locket, gold necklace
and number Of souvenir coins
we're stolen. The house was lock-
ed. Entrance was gained through q
window. There have been NO ar
rests.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02

Probate Judge C. e. Hunt OF Ell
dorado said to the Republican OF
that city after he returned from the
convention here: II was impressed
with the beauty and cleanliness OF
the city OF Abilene, SO many beau
tiful homes and well kept lawns;
over seven miles Of paved streets,
and paving still going on. The Smoky
Hill river vending its way through
wide and finely improved valley
is q beautiful sight"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
Rain and Lightning
Do Much Damage

age in the cellar. Two electric light
globes were BLOWN to atoms and the
fuses burned out. This morning Mr.
Matteson found the metal from one
of the fuses in the room adjoining
that in which the fuse had been To-
Gated.
Mrs. Matteson, when the lightning
struck, looked out Of the window
The electric light wires seemed ball
of flame. Mrs. Roy Shearer from her
home across the street saw the bolt
strike, and 1t seemed as II all the
roof was ablaze. 1t was a close call
for Mr.. and Mrs. Matteson and their
home.
Lightning struck tree 10 feet
from the home of Mrs. Maggie Flen.
ner on North Buckeye, without in
jury to the house.
Ephriam Engle of this city lost q
fine Holstein dairy COW from light
ming stroke ON his ranch west OF
Sand Springs this morning.
Another bolt killed bull calf be
longing to Jesse Snider.
A tree that fell across the main
light wires near the Belle Springs,
leading into town, shut off the
power for an hour this morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
WOODBENE GETS N
INCH KAHN MONDAY

woodbine, June 3O.-After a
very warm day Sunday this vicinity
was visited by a severe electric
storm after which followed a great
downpour Of rain, which amounted
to IL inches. This rain was much
needed, as this part Of Dickinson
county did not have a good rain for
some time. It will be Of great ben
eft for the promising corn crop,
alfalfa and pastures.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02

Practically all Of the stores nave
agreed to close at noon SATURDAY
July 4, and remain closed for tne
rest OF the day. The stores announce
that this agreement was reached In
order that the merchants and their
clerks might attend the Fourth OF
July celebrations that will be heid
IN the smaller towns Of the county
Manchester, Enterprise and Herring
TON have made plans for big ceie-
brations on Independence Day ana
many from here will go by tram
and motor to these towns for a day 3
visit and enjoyment.
Abilene considered a Fourth OF
July celebration, but when 1t was
learned that other towns had made
such progress with their arrange
ments, the merchants here termi-
mated their plans. The smaller towns
of the county will attend the coun-
ty fair here in September, not one
day, but all the time.
The following stores will close at
noon Saturday, July 4, and will re-
main closed for the day:
Abilene Mercantile Co.
]. e. Brewer Co.
Theo. Nusz.
G. A. Case & Co.
G. H. Pinkham & Son.
M. T. Hildinger.
B. D. Whitehead.
Smith & Belknap.
L. L. Merrifield.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
lgssED ENGINE NUMBERS
= TO GET MOTOR LICENSES

Applicants for 1914 motor car
licenses must come armed with the
numbers of their engines. The new
application blanks provide a place
for entering the number Of all en-
gines. This will make 1t easier to
trace stolen machines. A recent pub
lished notice stated that owners
should remember their car numbers;
It should have been engine numbers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
JUDGE CHARLES SMITH
AN ABILENE VISITOR

Judge Charles w. Smith of Stock
ton, candidate for justice Of the su-
preme court, was in Abilene today
and was shown about by friends.
Judge Smith has been district judge
for 25 years. He was county attor-
ney of Rocks county for five years
and is highly esteemed by the mem
befs of the Kansas bar and many
other friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
Three Old Residents
Pass Away This Week

In this sad hour, and commend
them to the loving care of the Divine
Savior, to whom the departed so
long consecrated his life.
Resolved, that a copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes OF the Post and a copy given
the wife of our late comrade.-W
s. Anderson, F. 8. Altman, w. z.
Davidson, Committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
Advertised Mail

For week ending June 20, 1914;
Carl Adams, Arthur Alsup, Geo. D.
Bieschoff, Mr.. Jessie Brandt, Mrs.
John G. Collins, A. s. Geib, c. F.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
Abilene Stores Close
at Noon July q

J. X. Markley.
o. A. Dentzer.
H. Enoch q Son.
Sterl Bros.
Hoon & Co.
H. c. Lifts Co.
Frank Johnson.
Minick & Taylor.
Shockey & Landes.
Hodge Bros.
H. R. Kugler.
Davis Shoe Store.
s. Shearer.
Gish & Kaufman.
C. P. Snyder.
A. M. Ward.
G. e. Goodell.
L. A. Sutter.
G. w. Holt.
Franklin & Green.
Peacock Sisters.
Miss Eagle.
Elsie Priem.
Hubbard's Book Store.
J. E. Vanderbilt Furniture Co.
The Kleanall. -..,..
A. r. Elwick.
Brighten up Paint Shop.
Kraybill & Kaufman.
Green Bros.
w. H. Broughton.
All butcher shops will be close'
on Saturday, July 4, from IL o'clocl
noon until o'clock.
All candy and fruit stores ant
drug stores will also close at l.
o'clock noon and reopen at p. m.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02
ABILENE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY REOPENS

The Abilene Manufacturing COM
pany opened for business again this
morning after temporary shutdown.
The demand for grain bins has
brought many orders to the firm and
the work Of filling these began this
morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-02

Hayne, Thos. w. Jeffrey, George
Jones, Fred Pependieker, Mrs. Sam
Pope, George Rider, Shearer Elec.
Co., Mrs. Tuexberry, D. Tedd 2.
Henry Ware, F. White.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-11-26
HELP COMES QUICKLY
When HyOmei Is Used For Head Colds,
Catarrh or Group.

When your head is all stuffed up
causing you dull headaches, difficult
breathing, constant shifting, and you
feel generally miserable, there is moth
ing quite equal to Hyomei to give quick
effective and lasting beneft-yet per-
fectly harmless; simple to use and in
expensive.
To get quick and certain relief from
catarrh or a cold it is most important
the medication goes directly to the in
famed tissue lining the air passages.
That's the Hyomei method. Just put a
few drops of antiseptic Hyomei in the
inhaler that comes with every complete
outfit, and breathe it-you will feel bet
ter at once. 1t clears the head. quickly
relieves the tightness in the chest and
that choked-up feeling, all disagreeable
nasal discharges, watery eyes and dull
headaches surely cease.
So certain is R. E. McRoberts of the
curative powers of Hyomei for catarrh
Group, asthma, and similar diseases.
that he sells it on the "No-cure-no-pay'
plan.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-11-26
PREAGHE RSVILLE.

Miss Emma Bell visited little Miss
Elsie Hutchins.
Miss Jean McKechnie visited friends
at Hubble last week.
Mr.. o. H. Anderson sold a lot of
corn to Mr.. S. C. Rigsby at $2.75.
Mrs. Rosanna Graves, of 0ttowa,
Rockcastle county, visited her nephew,
Mr.. J. M. Cress and family.
Mr.. T. w. Payne spent a portion of
last week with his sister, Mrs. Sylvester
Thompson, near Point Leavell.
Mr.. M. F. Lawrence, who has been
bothered with bad boil for some time,
is about rid of this most undesirable
pet.
Your correspondent is enjoying a
sprained wrist, and being not very ambI-
dextrous, our efforts in chirography
look extra puerile.
Mr.. j. P. Arnold, our contractor and
builder. is putting the finishing touch
on the nice new addition he is building
for Mr.. Alfred Owens, to his already
handsome home IN the Canaan section.
AS rtain as we attempt to give the
ages of persons who have married when
we write our weekly report of news
for publication, someone from Editor
to devil seems to take a delight in
jumbling our figures so we appear an
arrant falsifier with no regard for the
truth. Mr. Henry Lunsford, in our
last letter. is stated to be "a when he
is only "a. We wish to stand corrected.
Henry is good fellow and will let US
off with thrashing, perhaps. We hate
to dodge anybody but bill collector.
Judge Charles A. Hardin, who has
recently announced as a candidate for
the democratic nomination for circuit
Judge in this district, at the August
primary, has lot of friends in this
section who are hoping to see him win
in a walk. His record as a judge at
the several sessions of circuit court in
Lincoln county since he has been in of
| flee is ar admirable one, and litigants,
lawyers and the public in general have
benefited by his term on the bench.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-11-26
BUCKkYE.

IlMrs. ]. S. Gilbert has beens visiting
in Madison.
Mrs. Robt Long spene a!few days at
Coy last week.
MIR. R. W. Sanders bought of Mr..
Lige Ray six shoats for Gets.
Miss Willie Miles Ray spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Barbara
Gulley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Circus spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gulley.
Little Lucille Sanders spent Monday
with her grandmother: Mrs. J. M.
Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Sanders!of Grab
Orchard spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Bradshaw and
children spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Hill.
Mrs. Lucinda Gulley: of Lancaster.
has returned home from.a visit to her
sons MIR. w. H. Gulley and Mr. Hiram
Ray.
Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph and son Mr..
Author Joaeph and wife and Mrs.
Marie Davis spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Miles.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-11-26
PUSH.

PUSH" says a modern philosopher,
SHOULD be the big word in the vo-
cabulary of every beginner. There
is no such thing as pull applied to
bodies. The engine never pulls a
train, but pushes 1.-THE coupling OF
the engine always extends behind that
of the car following and does actually
shove it forward" But the pessimist
will not be silenced-he only shifts
to who's back of himr
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

there ara taras res II essrnfnssss
said Eeeea tIie detective
The arst aee. rom ~
thirfv. j. he daring ana d~esna-afs
one Highway Hebberv. b-Esaaeeonfnrs
and ~aofd-tfns. murder for 4 lev dollars
this is the usorss asa. ! cruel wicked
aud snnre fT4afv foolish &c
Tho second are rom fhfrfv - tor.
ty1've is tha csutieas middle ore
Hnrglarfas mat ara safe and easy. for
gers. eoanterfait{ag-tn = word crimes
demanding neither violence Tor nssek
that y the second see
The thirf age rom fortv-fra 70
severity, ~ the executive one The
criminal II . 4 gang leader ia dnA~
not act himself, agt he plans and com
ilands crimes ~ magnitude train roh
berries oank rabberfes dnapinr - ana
tho ike
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

Ti3nor-aEanr ars &c. r-Heu
mi aHgu1nru { TtFnlor 0w anu
lrlT HoNT t8aIa eve as
no rE.na Il ia. d ser ana 4r7e
euuE Il u19mg ito cnlar
o91 oGIa5a.ne rseget bout il
s-Er1nEenzaE1 -a 1a roug ec
ia IA lar lar anarat
avs 10 7rne on1aa iarrrtnc
taer III lB rlar TAR -1c
ara mr. has lrg cen ssliaa
{ Ms aaeIon t ort1 aRGta
NJ no I la arr sfe.ers .r
res aGnt-. ft 4 'L3 asT.
9biecE I fiea % as arr NOE
en1mltEal ab5Et. an cvT 90
eautlnaa on1a accompanied v
r9ie ne 5ung III ( eartv q.
enrEtrT 81 ha Trs ar-a~
urKa iinats TIE rHiosrcom
{ nd is rie M ear aq
1kan % lasr 3ue a ri-ln0t
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20
TO CNT-y--T.o
afn srrn

%eilson Tinfhrcn. It 4 thinner az is
Riviera rtfla Ill LEG. aid II lew
TorE's new rten.
s't il Incredible aou rTsanr servants
these necula nave samnling over q
another Pass herr palaces n ate
limestone fronting the rarK and vou,.f
see ~a3acEav It every window ane two
1t everT anor.
Thnv tell assrnrv abes4s 4 E'fffl ave-
u food ting who. alasra-tav into TIA
house It fnnr o'clock IN he morning
srnwiad.
Efalln where's al TIE eervantsv
Tt you lease sir he blseIe- N.
swaeret respectfully. when 1 capnA
taraeo'sfn~E taauTht ron Vas ( ears-
IN he right ont, and eansl1rae i, saea
most OF the faotnsae or II lad SIR.
Humnh,' grawied fl,a ord ing
7 enfalrsG 70 send en- IN to lad .sr
Fine niece CT fuan8aeree, Snnncsa IA
happened . bring q friend heosa-
then theresd only lave been 8 sa.nsn
TO LEI Us IL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20
IL gRt, lie aad doarselv.

ali rt1Rt-' ae ati A~oarseIy. IT,
IT, Doesn't gI4trar. Don't worry.
She strarecea 8gt aer and q i'm
IN a gesture at R1asf!lt pain. M -
hasd IL a moment 8etueen 5orn &c
his, hen rateesac i IND vent aur-
| rt.alv out.
- me aoor etosea- shtr1ar at
Gown. her lead cropping tarn her
hands Ike q snrr1ercEen lower. -si.
iint haa accepted ne inafltv II he
situation With aa ave IT 1ssrer
hnnetessnass han aaa yet supmsscea
her sna realized mat. aga1nzt her ,swn
oeelalaD. sarnarfling deep -1t,in sev
had AIKEN hv n ecrrr ecnr1r- d
his Stubborn ~lascr:ine raf,1gal
AGAINST al act. u nee of he nnos-
stbln, her hear- haa uaan efingTa %
tliH-as tiiougn lis lova anGGt aven
atfain ne miraculous ann semawrare.
somehow rseraaea circumstances aut
row he, 90 ma lowed Il lie decree.
* bian II atrar anarletIe -rercnaa.
rasz aaf2aa non aar % r-niaee ne
aarr rliaer- nat Z ! d .1nr cen
Ter counanlon--n r,nrv rumnrnss
IN wnicn. Ln measure. me ceesea d
feet
A hour 3raggea shorfv III mn Il
ian1tn ne rose n eent lontr ID
thn srafrs- Efar lead falt orr1ou8Ev
heavy. mt ID I'D cot ere. outside
Ter Mothers 4oor .s as 1er -sEans.
ne ausae mechanically d sten.
tiny Evacl! ot lEnf kr-e- ttr-rgr "a
darsnesz n PAINTED & not ar arz-nt.
nesa 10 Ter own IL came 1rcpsa
tan iERrhnle. ne 84n3n# m q v1ottarr
room was ur-ing. She aa8 Allen
eslaep mn forgotten aa inugrt.
nd satEiv tgrriue he En0b. ausnaa
tie aoor notsaiasslV apan ana nraree
q moment nc stood 5srenlne s. ne
low regular breathing II he laeper
Tho reaatngiamn nnd haaea ztap
90 he pillow with Il nreaa-eut ii.
rar hair and m ne 3ehcata l2nns
ct@snee .1osaiE N me eoFerset hir
lay came lose and looEaa Gown "a
Tie aiacIi It cas- maotR {
mild ana 3 mile t1uenea entIv
s & ON taasanr sieepsf1oggRt 81
3usr laid csF fingers n he araanling
ttus- Tie gFt eGaEet mn s9zrvlar
from something hrtgEt sar 54v Sc
tween her T%Iortnr.s ands. as INC
enamel arooch hat eid ar un hahr
n me saw addenlp sat na
she saa al her lie loBeat ras
satd endant. was npu aDen 9eEaf-
wise nj hat he zo ai9as elasosa
d miniature IS e1Ine i pr { nce
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20
A~ter a =fr.nuu.

spesrfsh "A arehurr Il believed =
sa operating "A snearssh ~aEIaw. fn-
v~esflgafian ~ tha recent ire IL H.
lass 9fsers nome, near hers. ENDS II
mis- he'ief IL vas rented Nv ITO pa-
sfararAaves family which barely e.
caned With their clothes and no ;trpar.
= caT'se for Ia fire which started
IN IN unused oom. Tie louise and
Darn % ~ ". heed. also near F,ere
Whss similarly DESTROYED usr previous
ID the Taers ere. and this q attributes.
. tss sAnla lncendiary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

Wrefcred 10 9Ive ecu pain. but must
II must! Love isn't ike hat. tt
Goesn'r cne aftarrvard. knnws /
could never give yeu what you want.
You would end by despising ma, az
should despiss myself
wOn'r give up.'' lie said inroher1
entity. = can't give IN. Not 50 long
as ] Know here's nnbong else. At the
all thought bought pertains ycu
cared for vaiianr--but since Id totdt
me-
He stonped suddenly. forrshs WAS
looking a. him from IN aRhans face
"fiastotd ~ there was no a wss
n should mt try nv luck he sAtdadff.
ticutriy. II asked HIM
There YVES aasfience while Els gaxad
a. her. breathing: despair Them he
lstsds to- laugh
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

MY dear said Mrs NevlyreA. hAv
lace flushed With taa excitement -
her afternoon In he Kitchen II want
ycHF 10 be perfectly EraHk With me
now. what would you suggest to n
prove thnse ~tou1hnnts ! made tofay7'
Wei replied Hr. Neulywed. lsfk
ing one With 4 slight Effort. ii thinA
- might BE- better II you mazda NJ
hote bIsgsEs-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

I OF anEgLaa. EeEehA anrself could nnt
marry Gin. Tie barrier vas mas
2hlat
she as SELL wing ~istiesaiv anIour
me cushions when q step sounded u
I the porcE ana ne heard Gully Ll.sk's
! voice N he haii. With neavv ands
Shirley put into place Ter ~dIsneVetaa
hair and rcse 20 meet him
I'm aurlilv selfish IA ~ous n.
atgEt" ne said awkwarctv: ~ doupt
! Tou ire tired out
= dIseiaiinea ne wearfaasa q
dragged upon aer spir1-s Ike .aaaen
weights IND made aim weiacms with
her usual ccrGiaitv. she was. ID 1aar.
reviewed ar his cCming. II ramcrr
coGrr NE nigEt &c Ne haiI. wrnn he
a cama rom he gar1en with aer
LIDS thrilling rom Fatianrs Kiss aa
lad suddenly net lis Inok. III aa
seemed 10 hold startled r~eaazltun
that ne had ramenlneree with g.
Iriorseful -CcmnGncrion- since III
night q had lot been 1T ~Engeeood.
Eaanatnn LAD lighted Dsna-Anot Il
1850 go t<sS~ II LAS & 1lsaM NGGF2 &AIE*
aertng waltz CRIMSON shadows. Ter
hand ras snieitlinE her eyes. md Id
Sna Etrcva to iii taa cans u faatr
somewhat sDasmndie conversation
with = trrvtai smneraonat things taal
bGsnnraa 10 tahir lid intimacy. he
ttag aiGEerrnE sanaas seemed -a 81
dartflg ~lnfrianaiy anGers Biucgiag at
her ecret leaning trons nr aat III
cushions ne tkrrsr 10 potter MO
the lowing resinnus MACS TIL narrg
whl2zea n sa c~niunav's black rlaa~
I'M a ORIENT
Flow hey fvt" she said. r.iexev
Sapaer calls il raisine b. B~lizzar- d
Ifaaaa. SEQ 70 taiak .ev Anw In
to he ~ ana became Ia lttiast
stars. What a PITY we Aavs - grow
IN ana 9arn 50 mncn. ID rataer
have kept n believing tiat rran he
red caves IA the woods sh!rtaa about
ia a etreia tha tlirIas were dancing.
ann TINT Il was The gEonlas Who nut
tae eoekle.Anrs ID TIE aouuus aara.
she rad been alzing at ranaorn.
E%r1duatl7 becoming nrtakiAcfv en-
scfous &c his constrained ma a.nl.
bling manner size Ind. However brt
haif dehuna lis errana asan he aale !
to 1T atl Ia asburzt.
- can't Get 10 g, omehow. hir .
Law. he aid With sudden aesppratfou.
'but here ID 81 I've ccu1a q SD vou
70 aiarry ma Don't stop me no.
weat N hurr1aeiy. lifting ais aand:
Whatever Ecu say. must tell 5u.
y been trytng d or nantl.s ana
mnnfast' INV hat ,a aaa tar-ae
il cenla WITH a bovtsh anemancn I d
both cnillea nd thrt.led aar .ran
Ia Ger 0u &esolatidn. ann drinking
\ innst unhearablv rom he avnwai.
me none ma 9rfgEtaasa d Ills voiea
har VIII. pitv. Il eeraaa Til
Ter \ lie was Il strange inmbla 1t /
ma iaccmnrenansthle /
Pain. Ana III ne vhiia III ne vnuur,
Voice rthrant With feeling, Ter ring.
Ing ear waa catching imagined acnnes !,
&c \ other voice, Erappr mi more
se9.confainna but shaken nv tie same i
passinn- Ia hat Iteration af I love
Yout I love yuutH
Ft1s answer anne ia aim tfnai!y "a
1ar silence, ann hn released her hanus /
Whirf hf slad caught IN Ills own. TEey
lrcpped. linn and lnresnonsiva. Ia
Ger Lap. "Shirtav.' he aid b~rckanty.
navbe ycu can' care fnr rne-~eG-
ant IL you VIII marry ne. I'LL he
content With soelifrla. tfll--vou TO-.
She shook Ger head. her flair max.
ny dtm ftashes II tha tiretigEt. No.
5aiiiv, n said. 1t makes r1a
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20
cSfAPTER xxxIv

VvT0H IH0N L&0c&h S<FECks
Sorrow weeps-sorrcw sings IA
ShirEsy played that niaht, Aa Old Run
Ian provernn kspt running through her
ndfndl WIaannshss hnd pushed The gcld
h~arpTfnronits corner she threw aersetf
t1ponaaa broad sofa IN a. featherr drtrt
o. chlacsa cushions and dropped her
fofensadainr har laced fingers. Al gtlr-
ff411sdI nIfrrcr hung on the opposite.
n1a1r ONT of which her socrcnful brood,
Ing ey1sslooksd with IA expression az
l1ambaaan weary snfrsrtng.
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souad h nnaezy--Missk Fargo. Dor
hngD4s Tia thoue1D y canssdx har- ! 60
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

PaniktOn. On th1 claim that tsaegsa
4fs not sufficient financial return the.
owners 81 the electric light sysseta
ltefe closed down tne.r plant, ana
Falsikfon Is without street lights.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-11-20

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cannot CHESS For + have never
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aiaht when I saw yau wearing nv
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almost snrc of It. Kit whnn ron made
mo promise whatever happened o
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5oubfeaa Vas IL because you feared
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ling. you and 10 other, az long a.
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AGAINST her heart - &c % still il
thr6obing. locked he written Dages
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dinner and what sbas satd seemed To-
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