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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-30

Inc Mozart Volunteers have abou,
com pieiod al arranEemrnfa Tor A. oio
iaehinn"a hasksf picnlr which vii
- tlE community AFFAIR In Norart
laIs llly fourfh. cards have hsen
~ ued in gf'at numbsfs The Nor
az ca une Oh put on fwo ~srr.
cars nom wheeling that dav 20 a.
,'hluodate the crowd o. arranging
N mshl picnic features. the volur
teers have LETT nothing urfonc ~
would add % the day's endowment
Many prizes are offered In a.. ~or.
s.LIs. Ano The nremsn will make q
tfectacular run In the evening
ne MI Oliver sunday school vii
hold their annual Fourth % july ne
nc IN y J Schmldts orchard and
william Whites field near by Ia uiiI
- an All day AFFAIR featured 90 10
usual contests and other out door q
versions
private picnic 81 Folrnars rro..
u oeing gotten up BY George goncs
snd numerous other picnics are b..
lng planned for the Fourth 10 thls
territory.
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Briefs ard Personal.

J. William Henceroth. of pleasan,
valley. a recent n. = AR graduate ~
the Ohio State university. me- "a.
cepted a position with the Central
West Soil improvement Association.
ana ne has gone 20 Chicago 90 take
up the work July first
l.. n. Schubert has purchased a
new hve-passenger Maxwell car
Rev. II. A. Riddle held communion
service sunday afternoon ~ Allen
Grove. There was a large attendance
~ the service. Two new members
were received by letter from other
.silss Freese. OF steubenvine. Ohio.
was the guest OF his daughter. Mrs
Emil Roth. Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Minnie Green and her son.
George McEntee will move early in
July from their present residence on
Wheeling creek TO the old Coleman
farm, known as the Bald EAGLE farm
which Mr.. McEntee purchased some
time ago. The house they will vacate
VIII be occupied by the John tffenn
family. OF Wheeling
The following were Sunday guests
az the home of VI. A. Marble Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie MARBLE and Mr. Beniamine
MARBLE OF Canonsburg, Pa, Mr.. NJ r.
MARBLE. of Carnegie. Pa, and Miss
Martha Cow, OF Wheeling Island.
one OF the many pleasant Fourth
OF July events in this section will
be family reunion at the home Of
william Murrion. OF bethlehem.
Lou. Stauver entertained the Mozart
Volunteers. Monday evening. at the
home OF A. F. Stanver. on Mozart Hill
The Altamont baseball team OF
Mozart has defeated the Forty-seventh
street Fairgrounds team in n number
OF games lately. Wylie Dowler and
Nelson Bycott. the two star players
OF the Altamonts signed up with the
playground team the last OF the week,
end will form their battery in the fl-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams OF
the National road were Sunday guests
at the home OF William Morrison OF
Mozart
Miss Flora Brinkman. OF warwood.
was visiting her sister, Mrs. q. q.
DTomer. Sunday.
Mrs. Sophie Sonderman. OF Boggs
run, visited at Mozart Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Bodie. Who f. at the
Ohio Valley hospital Il reported 10 be
not much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bycott and
daughter Miss Anna OF South Wheel
ing. visited William Bycott. Sunday.
They were ready 20 start for England
the first OF this week.
Fred Mier. who is taking a vacation.
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made made 2 motorcycle trip 70 DAYTON. and
Columbus. Ohio. returning SUNDAY.
Mrs. Ira Drum. OF Akron. is visit.
inr relatives OF Upper Roggs Run
August Gteselcr has returned 70 hfa
nome az Elm Grove after a few DAYS
VISIT with relatives az Sherrard
Mrs Alta Coulter OF Wheeling f.
me guest Of Mrs n VI Garvin
ID. VI. Gsrvin has been An Detro,,
on business from Saturday tin TODAY
MI and Mrs. ]. " Helsley and lit
tie son Nelson. OF Martins Ferry. were
grests OF Mr.. Helsley's FrAndparents
MT and Mrs. r. X. Ashton. Saturday
and Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. BrunneIIe n,
Wheeling. were guests OF friends al
Si.verside Saturday and Sunday.
mrs. August Gieseler OF Elm Grove
Is visiting at the home OF her dauRh-
ter. Mrs. G. F. Remke.
Miss Helen Hopes has returned 90
her home at ChambersburR. Pa after
visit with Mrs. r. A. Riddle
Miss Ruhna Kiger. who was visiting
IN Martins Ferry returned home Sat
urday. accompanied by her nephew.
Kendall Mozena.
The girls OF the ]. T. y. @ club
VIII give an ice cream social this
school house
business meeting OF the Progress
sive lyceum has heen called for to
morrow evening. Wednesday.
Mrs. c. T. Gonddy very pleasantly
entertained the Allen Grove Sewing
Circle last Thursday afternoon
on Sunday Miss Anna Steinman 70.
turned from a visit with Mrs rohn
Plants. OF Pine Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. White and daugh.
ter. Ihelma returned 70 Patterson.
saturday. after an extended visit
with relatives up Wheeling Creek
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinman has return
20 home from East Liverpool Ohio.
where she was visiting her daughter
Mrs. Harry Brinkman.
Miss Alberta Robinson has returned
home after spending a couple OF
weeks with her grandparents on Pine
Hill.
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MAJORSYILLE


nuut-r ~ IN friend. = Mr. Eta
80. L,a tnf.l s4rIriaed hsr a. her
h-ns Der furtl -s.Ferth birfhday
Ias affa'r sas planned D. her faurh-
-r frlHs rTrlainlN a.
- M Alley. busy VITA
arothsr milestone 81 sh. hirSwar "a
ne tad been ra--si dif nor orrur
- sae Or 81 instant ~ hardy
ilnF crowd ~ friends Who - rne-
e.n.l lnvaasd her hone bat -he auicz-
"a ef.e ~ the occasion ard greeted
- feAfarHnurae dinner rrsrarsiI
~ me dauEttsr- and dalEhtsr-irI-IaW
a-irbtfal informal luncheon us- sery.l
lev not pre~sut during tle noon
10y. ane 20 All others who rarer 20
- day apr-rarcd O. BE- the Inability
" VISITOR 90 dispose % AL the
..,.','s. ~. l"Iea ~ th"re notable cooks
HaH enjoyed BY all
AmonE ne many lovely presents se-
c-lNe4 - Mrs Alley Was massive
Ss-as 1 f.s SisSn ~ ~, The ssildIsn 9ss
creme - Mrs Alleys twin sister.
~. Ellsworth CARROLL. this wa- the
s.ther since childhood. and an wee
e.riainly plead that Grandma order.
az. eh +, ss' IN ard aged lady % Dallas
Msssrr ana Mechanic n n sbsr-,1s
t " steele. A. 2. Alley. r. b. Car
Fn.l. RI n Archer. Jr. and Russell
SAINT son. Mechanics Lucinda Z trfd.r.
mma Wallace. Belle Richmond. Eirdie
-eg and Amanda Harsh Nora H1rsh
Netus rnEar Della Harsh Minnie
Mafsh olla Plants. Ota Myers BESSIE
t.irnfF Annie Eirhey bessie Richev.
hnrF Nel-on. Settle Frve. Marie NfIii-
80 fsarl klulhle. Cora Campbell and
I've Alley Misses ota Steele Martha
Ntsins p Elira Alley. Marie Frye. Lou
lln-'n.r. laura kimhle. Ethel
Nrwlanl. Mildred Hirhey ana Hazel
Alley. Messrs Allison Carnnb.l ra-,es
Mfller -hsrrich. Roilsn CARROLL Glihert
NeWlsnd ard RAY Kirnble
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEErrroS or BONDS.
OF The nsdsnptton OF ser1ss C Amount
ing % $4,000 Of the ksfund-
Ing Loan Of eo2 Of the
City Of wlesiing

Notice T. hereby given b, the Cour,i.-
sloncrs OF the kcfundlng loan OF faus
that on June 20. 1914. Pursuant 4 ths
tstsitthltnts OF the ordinance OF said
Cit) passed January z. Is0.-Am.ndei
March -. 1909. and sEain amended June
le, 1899. entitled. IA ordinance 70 uro-
Nlde Tor the Issue and sale OF bonds -
we NltY OF wheeling 10 b. kuoWu a.
the keiunding Lunds OF ise1 and TOT
the redemption ana Tnyulfut thereof s
That the follow auE described bonds
nun bercd from ass TO ltO inclusive ana
marked Series c. and 20 the amount -
Se.eoOpg SAID bonds will b. redeemed
and paid at the Eank Of the ohio Valley
IN the city % " Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after july q. Iala. ana said 6.rIs
viii cease Co bear interest on the last
named day and date
-. e.. LIST. Ju.
JAMES D. MAXWELL
J. A. MILLER
Con mi'sioners OF fcfundinE Loan OF
AtV-. Iuals-r
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AN- Allfn Grove presHffr-fa-
We. Sas suurE tr urhfrIrr 49,
tlfs,isr uiEnf -oun cana. -.
90 ~ lls urrTr Part - fhr frame
- eeti. plaster near 10 choir cor
ever. uaa DOT - s.rfanaIrs - Il. -.
trui n rrrliar Esrrirss going o. -
..laA llis III thr ruIrd rrf fhIs
4, lfcn has t-sn sfrrrs - uanfnfrg
u I'll b. repaired com
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Baefs

The lawn fets a. the West Unity
chlr-h saturday ~venins was n success
rotwifhsfsndinF the terrible storm ~
~ tHN autos that hraved the siipTerv
800 one. large touring car skidded
- fhs ffIl rear fhe Nanatta home bu,
heTond care no damage was done
r liarsh and daughters. vida ard
- ara MrH ~ Allison visited AZ
80 home - = Flnson sunday
v a. Archer - Washington. p q
~ rufHf = bloomfield relatives
- W Hnd VIZ WVl- CROW Mr. and
We fenrV ifnrrnore ard Mr ana Nj.
Marh crow attended the funeral %
harsre 'rnw az Rock Lick sunday
lr So Mrs Nurref sampson and
ff'e Nlsa Louise uirsuore spent sum
CO.. glth Mics lou Carter ~ crews
81. snd Nrs- cen rrt.s - ~,r,,--
~, .nerf FRIDAY night with rel
80 ana Mr. w A Harsh r,,-y an,
White are spending rev DAYS v1ifb
M. Nicie Crime n white Cot,aTe
NJ McKsrrfhan. nsid manager for
80 Wv" valley fns COMPANY. was a
p',,lne'' caller - Cameron MONDAY.
Mr.. Walt ~wnrfr % near Urfrf,frss
VIII Who has been sicE since Ch-ist-
ma. shows BIT little irnprover,e,.
VIZ Harry Gnrhv g. convaiescinr
Ir " Archer fs not 30 we'll
LAmeH lnrHn fa getting batter rfrv-f,-
~. heae-ter SPENT sunday az Ronev's
Mrs sadie vanstta . spending a few
go WIN her daurhfer. Mrs. Jennie
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SHERRARD


tlf r.rtlrr rt-rriss e. ~ -.
rrr Inlrr TaIt.rf -
N - ~ NnInHrf fam frrrr 49, -
80 aas.n.rrI 60 farrnrs ~ 10
tNrea ci fna 80 frresrrr 80 -.
~ 80 rrusurflF faEsn 20
nrrs. arf fhs Doctor
taIrad several rrrI.as - 49, l..
.lflss I'D hs Hlll protatir 81 faif IN
fnr anHra fHrHa -
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AnH h1.t Az above nnfes AZ re-
a4e-iet O. rurrCrdtr frrnI. IeIth al an
'eItsl intrfN-t COUPONS attached ~ The
Ufnce ef ere Ss-cu~ffV Traaf t'.,r-It..,.,-
" heeiinE u Va. Tor Payment. rst-uIll-
iion and retirement on the urst day %
ll1. 1874. AMI after such date interest
thereon shall cease
SECURITY TIKI ST COMPANY.
Trustee
FRED J FuN
Secretary
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NOTICE
OF Redemption OF Bords OF the Loan Of
lees Of the City Of whsslinE.

notice a. hereby given by the commits
sioners Of the loan OF 1855. OF the ctsy
OF wheeling. " est Virginia. that. pursI-
ant 10 the requirements OF the ordinnuce
OF said city. passed May ~. lAN5. en-
Utied. An ordinance TO provide for tho
issue and sale OF bonds OF the city OF
wheeling, TO be known a. R0nds OF The
loan OF 1855. and FOR this redemption and
payment thereof. and providing for pay-
ment Into the city treasury. Of certain
amounts from revenues OF the gas and
water works. the following dsscribr I
bonds. issued under the said ordinance
We're determined by lot by said commits
sioncrs for redemption and paymen, on
the iirst DAY Of July 4. ID. 1914. to wit.
bonds OF $500 principal each numbered
81 ana 81: and bonds of 81 900 princtt,tI
each. mum bered as follows. me. l4O. I5s-
Ia. 100. 200, 20s. 22i. 2S4 and 3O5.
said bonds 50 Determined will be re-
deeWed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio
valley. In the city OF Wheeling. West
virginia. ON and after the first day OF
July. 1914. and said bonds so determined
Will cease To bear interest from the lsst
named day and date.
l. r. SANDS.
b ". PETERSON
ALFRED CALDWELL
commissioners OF the loan OF 1855.
1u=1s-w
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

N'A 1t'hN Ave. 100 yds
from leach. The most popular section
hetween the two famous piers. central 10
All attractions, modern. high-class hotel
a. sopd az the best. capacity $50. Will
MAKO very special terms OF IS sIO
Al-.bo. $500 W. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator. baths
phones. superior tabl. with white ser
vice. table supplied direct from farm.
pur" water. sanitary plumbing porch.s
overlook the ocean ard IluardwalE
h'ohlet -. r. WATTS
ju-15-2Gt
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GENERAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
or The Drawing for Redemption of the
Main street Bridge Bonds, Of
the City of Wheeling.
Nouce Is hereby given BIZ the Cornrnts-
sioners OF the Main street Bridge Bonds
tfirst series) that. pursuant 10 the re-
quirements Of the ordinance OF said city
passed the 18th day of March 1890 en-
Titled. An Ordinance to pro tide for the
issue and sale Of Bands OF the city OF
wheeling TO be known as the Main
street Bridge Bonds (first serics) and
TOT the redemption and payment there
or. the following described Bonds IS
sued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot by said CommissIon-
ers. Tor redemption and payment on the
first day Of July. 1914 to-wit:
Bond OF $4,000 principal number los
Rond OF 100000 principal number 200
said bonds so determined will be- re-
deemed and paid at IN. Bank Of the ohio
Valley. In the city Of Wheeling. West
Virginia. on and afte- the said first dav
Of July. 1914. and said bonds so deter
mined VIII cease TO hear interest from
the last mentioned day and date
y. W. PETERSON
J. a. MILLER.
l.. L. SANDS.
Commissioners Of the Main street BRIDGE
Loan (first series). ju-19-r
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Imperial glass company
Benaire, Ohio

Ngt,cs 10 heretY riren thsf ths foIio--
- NaIaH frNuliHsurf Nrtrs issued
- the irllfrial sLaaa crurqsrY. Ia 1i.Il-
a'rg Nria. ulll D. retired 20 Iuly l.t
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Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots at reasonable prices in
the "Out-the-Pike" District. Call
at our office or at our store at Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 20 suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath
for rent at moderate prices"
Foimer- Romine Co.
1905 Chapline Street. City.
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CLAIRVOYANT

CONSULT Mrs. Meadow. noted clair
Noyant. on all business and love AZ
fairs Fourth and Center. Fulton. Elm
GroNe car. tu-2e-p
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HOTEL RUDOLF Allan,

on the ocean front Always open
capacity 1000. American and European
u ali baths: running water in guests.
rooms. Broad Neraudag commanding
view OF ocean and connecting with the
famous bosrdwalk. Cafe Rudolph Is
one OF the biz attractions. superb or
cheetrn. afternoon and evening dancing
a > kukey ser. Mgr. Joel Hillmun, Tres
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HI Going 20 Atlantic city send for
HI new 1915 Hotel and Amusement
Guide with city map. Free distri-
tution by Information Bureau. Address
~ prina ion Bureau Dept M" Atlantic
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FOR SALE

TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
->|@H~~~~>-~~~~--~~~~~~~~~
foh SALE-No. Underwood type
writer. Perfect condition Price
$500. Address -. IS care Intelligence.
ju-30-i
FOR sALE-No. 10 Remington TYNE
writer. Never used. Latest model
iric" $40 cash. Address A. "a. care n
telliEcnccr. fu-qOt
foH sALE-Oliver typewriter. good con-
diuon. ". J. Smith. 70s SchmuibaSn
bach Bldg. Bell 252-W; Natl 7sO-M
ap-15-tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 Manufacturers. 5obbsrs, mar.
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
MISCELLANEOUS

CABH-We buy Old false teeth. gold
silver. watches. diamonds. jewelry.
new Or broken. fun value paid.
Sterling Rshning Co.
Room 4i3 Schmulbaoh Bldg. wheeling
Tue-Thr- sat.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC lay, Ave
center OF attractions Ocean view Re
noNated throughout Capacity goo Ele-
Nator. Private baths White service etc
superior table. Special SO up wkly. 81
up Oily. Fku NJ A. SMITH
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Best Located Popular Price Family
Hotel In Atlantic city, ". J.
NETHERLASDS

walk. Overlooking lawn ana ocean.
"a parity 900. Elevator. private baths.
running water
NEW FEATURES:
LAWN TENNIS COURT
TANGO DANCE FLOOR
hathlng from Hotel. free shower baths.
Rates - 50 so. Sl25e. SIS. $3.50
weekly. 81 up daily American plan.
Write for free booklet aud points oI
interest ia Atlantic city
AUGUST RUHWApEI. Proprietor.
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The WILTSHIRE y Virginia Sa.,, Avenue venue
view. capacity $50. private baths Run
nluE water IN rooms. elevator: music.
Special ti2bO Up weekly. $3.50 daiiv.
open all the year. Booklet
SAMt' III. ELLIS
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SMALL BURBA\ HOME

Three room cottage. in good condL
Ton, situated on corner lot In Pin
hroNe is offered for sale. House has
lN9 poTches and good cellar. Cement
walks. Lot 50 by 1873 feet FxceIient
Garden I'm rear aud two runs 10,
chickens with good poultry houes ana
work shed. For further information
call l47-W. Elm Grove.
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Na1rrr rrfrr -
- csspe- Pre--i ssory No.s.
lrHnaH nnrH L rnrf
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FOR RENT

ron RENr-Two rooms. furnisbed -,
uniurnishcd for ltrht housekcepinr
terms reasonable 1913 Wood ST Nnf.
lnoue iNsS-M. tu-S-tf
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DIE

NAM Friday juno %. 1910 a.
in.l. o'clock g. r. MARY. widow III
The Tate John Mann. in The SSH year
OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
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The Lexington
HoTEL NEW ENGLAND
HnleI RnlhueII Auantle citr. - =

uul h0usr from Roarduafk 49, 49,
iier Every appointment Hfghee,
standard Or cuisine and service 49,.
let j. a Il hothwell ap-Gt-tau-t
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SYNOPSIS.

Francois Beaupre. a peasant babe OF
three yearB after an amusing incident In
which Marshal Ney figures. is made
Chevalier of France by the Emperor Ma
might one day be marshal OF France
under another Bonaparte. At the age of
ten Francois visits General Baron Gas
pard Gourgaud. who with Alike. his
Chateau. A soldier OF the Empire under
Napoleon he fires the boys Imagination
with stories of his campaigns. The boy
becomes copyist for the general and
learns Of the friendship between the gen
eral and Marquis Zappi, who campaigned
with the general under Napoleon. Mar
guis Zappi and his son. Pietro. arrive at
the Chateau. The general agrees to care
for the Marquis son while the former
goes to America. The Marquis asks Fran
co.'s to be friend of his son. The boy
solemnly promises. Francois goes to the
Chateau TO live. Marquis Zappl dies leav-
ing Pietro as a ward of the general
Alike, Pietro and Francois meet a strange
boy who proves to be Prince Louis Ma
poleon, Francois saves his life, The gen.
eral discovers Francois loves Alike, and
extracts a promise from him that he will
not interfere between the girl and Pietro
Francois goes to Italy as secretary to
OF her son Louis Napoleon by Disgusting
him and Marquis Zappi as her lackeys.
Francois takes Marquis Zappi's place.
who is II, in the escape of Hortense and
iIulS' lpICSStu as LOUIS DTOliltT Franz
coils lures the Austrians from the hotel al
lowing the prince and his mother to es-
cape. Francois is a prisoner OF the Aus
trians for five years in the castle owned
by Pietro in Italy. He discovers in his
guard one OF Pietro's old family servants,
and through him sends word to his
friends of his plight. The general. Alike
and Pietro plans Francois escape. Fran
coils receives n note from Pletro explain
ing In detail how to escape from his
prison. Alike awaits him on horseback
and leads him to his friends on board
the American sailing vessel, the Lovely
Lucy" Francois, as a guest of Harry
Hampton. on the Lovely Lucy" goes to
America 10 manage Pietro's estate in
virginia. Lucy Hampton falls in love
with Francois. Prince Louis Napoleon
in America becomes the guest of the
HamptOns, where he meets Francois.
Lucy Hampton reveals her love for Fran
Harry Hampton and and is himself injured
in the effort
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awaiting for him at the moment u
Norfolk, was thinking Of the event to
come to which that letter called him.
Lucy! Oh, Lucyi" A voice called
from the lawn. and in q moment more
the colonel was upon them. Lucy"
he began, somebody must arrange
about the new harnesses; my time h
too valuable to be taken up with de-
tails. Uncle zack says they are need,
ed at once. II has been neglected.
do not understand why things are SO
neglected"
Il have seen to It, father. They will
be ready In a week." Lucy answered.
Then the colonel noticed Francois.
Good day, chevalier," he spoke con-
descendingly. ABBY the way"-he
put a hand into one pocket and then
another Of his linen coat. They gave
me letter for you, chevalier, knowing
that you would be at Roanoke house
today. Here 1t is''-and Lucy saw
light leap into Francois eyes as they
fell on the English postmark.
And Lucy spoke quietly again. 81
did ask you, father. but you did not
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WOULD DO FOR THE RABBITS
Old Gun Effective Enough sSinee the
Animals Did Not Know OF Its
Condition.

Colonel Preston of Grand Beach,
Me-, tells this story about a new
chauffeur he added to his household
this year.
Pats knowledge of auto mechanics
is surprising. but like many another
man he despises his vocation and
yearns to be a sportsman The colonel
possesses a collection. of firearms OF
which he is proud and this has been
a continual attraction for Pat, who
spends much of his spare time gazing
in admiration at the guns in their
glass cases and gently lingering them
with loving care when permitted to
polish them.
One day he came to the colonel very
bashfully and inquired, Colonel, dear.
would yez be lettin' me hov tn loan
av this wan for this afternoon"
The piece was an old muZzle-loader
of Civil war days, and his master.
thinking that Pat wanted to play q
Joke on some one, and knowing that
the gun could not possibly be fired,
readily consented.
Toward evening he observed Pat,
arrayed in full automobile toggery,
trudging of toward the woods with
the gun on his shoulder.
where are you going Pat?" asked
the colonel.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-03-26
VINO Wants to Re a camal2

A camel's hind legs will reach any
where-over his head, round his chest
ana onto his hump; even when lying
down an evil disposed animal will
shoot out his legs and bring you toSa
sitting posture. His neck is of the
same pliancy. He will chew the root
of his tail, nip you in the calf, or lay
the top Of his head on his hump. He
also bellows and roars at you, what
ever you are doing-saddling him,
feeding him, mounting him. unsad.
ding him. To the uninitiated, a cam
ell going for one with his mouth open
and gurgling horribly. is terrifying
spectacle; but do not mind him, 1t 10
only his way. II heard" says Count
Gleicben, "of one or two men having
leg broken from a kick at various
times, but it was the exception and
not the rule, for camel is really .
very docile animal, and learns to be-
have himself in most trying positions
with eQuanimity. though I fear it ID
only the result Of want of brains"