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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08
F0tiee

Notice is hereby given that there
is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court, in and
for Audubon County, Iowa, the APP
plication of the undersigned, Deana
b. Rendleman, stating my place of
residence, place and date of birth,
legal name, and name by which US
ually known, name of parents and
my reason for desiring change of
name, and other particulars as by
law provided, and asking that my
said name of Deana E. Rendleman
be changed to Deana E. Hensley.
Dated at Extra, Iowa, December
18th, 1913.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Rodent Hamlin who has been in
Nebraska for several years, arrived
here recently and will live with hi
parents, MIR. and Mrs. d. Hamlin.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

MIR. George Gore viii not move
into the new residence of Il. I'D.
Cotton as was reported I'm this pa
per several weeks ago.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mrs. Amanda Wright, of Minitou,
Nebraska came in Tuesday afternoo
ito make her mother, Mrs. Poaga an
the Connrardy family a visit
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mrs. Herbert Thielen ard little
daughter, Annabella. Went up to
Carroll last week. for visit with
relatives and friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mrs. DR.. Lantz returned home
aalst Thursday from a pleasant visit
in Anita with hsr parents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Miss Anna Guide was "a guest OF
hen sister and brother in Hamlin
Friday and Saturday or last week
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08
1850 ACRES FOR EXCHANG

1G0 acres near Extra. Well int
proved and very fine land. Will seq
or exchange for a smaller farm.
Adv j22 JOHN Fl. RENDL EAIiA N
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HUNT en-
fea'tained number OF their rela-
uyes and frendss. New Years Day.
AT noon a big dinner was served
which was enjoyed by all.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mrs. John Peterman and little
daughter, Ruth of Atlantic, wene
visitors several days the latter part
of last week at the Will HAY home
din the. country.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Varney and
son, Donald returnsd home last
W. dnesday from Cedar Rapids
where they visited over Cllrisanaas
with his parents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Miss Goldie Wattersen was un-
able to return to Des Moines last
q severe attack OF tonsilitis. She
Monday on account of suffering wit
left this Monday for Des Moines
where she is attending College.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08

Grandpa Dutler is recovering rap.
idly from his severe, siege of
pneumonia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08
DEANA p. RENDLEMAN
by T. M Rasmussen Atty

by T. NJ. Rasmussen, Atty.
1t is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks,
in the Audubon County Journal, a
newspaper published at Extra, Iowa
A. B. THORNELL,
Judge.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08
FOR SALE

Pure Bred Chester White Hogs. If
you are in need of male pig, now
is the time to buy one before they
are all gone. Also Brood sows for
sale. Phone SELL.
c. A. PETERSON,
Extra, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-08
TEACHER WANTED

For sub-district No. 6 Extra
township. {, months term. Inquire
NICK MARTEs, Sub director,
Adv. il Extra, Ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
glimmt Grmcnnungcu pOr.

9ic Stoots 9eboroe crnauntc &C.
fern @cniumin 81. @rcen bon 5o-
mcrIct GountD, 6ronf 9. 9iepea bon
9(nne 9lrlmOcl- GountD uno 2Siaiam
s.. N3olt6ie bon Baltimore 6u Nlit-
qlieoern Ger S6cQfiib Gommillion-
0cs gscitcrcn murocn 8. 9ufc
0owncs bon Garolinc-GountD ais
gtoofs 9ouf. GonlniIiGr, q. Gnos
9top BON @rincc Georges GountD dis
Stoots. Qlu0itor uno g8illiom 9l. Sill
Icipic BON Baltimore 81 ieinem 9Giii-
Itcutcn ernonnt. Captain S6oS. 6.
9. &omoro bon 0ordeitcr- GountD
mur0c micocrcrm16It ais Gomnan.
ocur Ser itaotli6eu 9luIterpoli5ci-
Tlotte itnO cbenfaas Capt. Somcs ".
Surncr ais 0eilen 9liiiitcnt. gIlS
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wurocn crnort: @. 6ronflin 9lfcrs
fir ug(unic 9. Smitb" pon Scent
GountD; g8illiom @,aSqnOers fir
o@loD 9romn~ bon glpiiapoIis; =.
g. 9iron fir o0oiiD g(rAer" BON
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bon ct. N3oru'S GolmtD; s. S.
Elopocn fir ~Sowar0g ppm 9t. gaa.
rvs Gouutp. oranm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
0as 8raGliuasfct scr ssaiicu.

Gie 6eit-Gomiten ernannt - @ro-
&c Arrangements tiir ben @iingi!-
montog gctroffcn sl6t6 Sobn
Sharp gGiQionls ser 6eItreOncr-
GoS sSrii6lingSieIt i'm SSntercIe
oes n9lQgcmeincn Geutiden S8aiien
6ouics" miro, ipie ollid6rlid, um
3weiteu &iinoittage, olio am Nion-
tag. Sen /. Suni, gcieiert merocn
ino 3mor finOct sic 5eier int u9iiuer
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motor So6n S6arp @iaimns BON
N3iiiiiippi Oen @onniiiidr Serencc
9. Gom0erlv bonn @ureou fir 9lr-
6cit un0 Sonocl in @ai6ington, Sen
@oubcrneur &bil. See @olos6orou9b
BON W2orplanO unO Sen W}opor Sos.
$. 8rcIton BON Baltimore gewon'
ncn. Syn elmer Siblng OeS Diretto-
rums mnroeu iolgcnoc Gonite'S
fir 0oS Set crnonnt:
@rcclhD.Gomite @ldrtul 0lepcr
bird, &oriiber; 2ouiS 8. S6ueioc
reit6, Sefretdr.
arrangements GomiteS S. g.
Gon Seine. &ercp s. Scunig6oirem
8. 81. g9il6elnL @eorge Eierion.
Gmpiangs-Gonite @rnIt Shnci
Der, So6n GjorfS, 6. u. Seiu5, 81.
6. 5onf6Gncl 9ouis Soiimann, SEQ
3apf Seurp E6onoS 3. @ gScb-
ren6erg. S. s. ~. ¨e9n 9ieo-
g9m. s. Soder @mtou Sic9nuno
imo &crcD s. 0ennig6allien
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6. Somcr, &. Sc 0}ot6er unO So5u
s. Sofimon.
lunter6oltmaS Goaiteo- g. 6.
Sdluciocrcit6, 81. g. 6ouf9duel SEQ
poIo 3worg, Carl 56mic0, So6n
aumpf G6orles 9oOcnburg unO
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Sdngcr.@omite So6u s. Soil
man G6orles 9crtram uno s. s.
Gobbe
acgcl Gonite 9frmin 5ocgcr
Syoiepb S6nliot, SSo6n 9. So6onne-
fen, @6orlcs &. 6re0erid, @eorgc g.
0l. Sand, Sobu s. @rcii uno
GonroO Sonie.
S6icB-Gomitc Senrp Serjin9cr
8. a. Gornman G6arles g. 9edcr,
Charles Sicgmlno mO &ialom
aliugeI60ier.
@reiie- G6orles SdmciBer, SSlp.
8ritiGe, ". Glarf G6orles SSeis, 5.
@i6ion ln0 George @Dans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

Mir N1arDlano un0 0cn Ciltriti
Columbia 6entc mo morgeit flar'
ctmas tibler; ucrdnoerldbc Ninoe
Iie beige g9clle, uelde ln1s orci
poQc Gage 6emiuAie, lit nad Dem
2iioen abae3o9cn. Gle 6odiic Sens
pcraiur betrug 81 @rao nm 3 lIbr
Jiadmittags un0 bic nieori9ite 6i
gra0 inn 6 llbr ARorgens
Sit ocn ii6rigen gGettcrbeobdd.
iunas. stolionen oes 9anocS mar ole
b5hite Scmperatur wie iolgt 9nlan-
iie GtD ~. gismard ~, Bolton 60.
4uiialo 10. G6arleitou 80, G6icaao
7 Glencano IA, Geuber 70. Ietroit
76. NnIut6 10, Gaiiport 6G, 6iolpes
itou rs, @reen 9au 66, 6atteras 81,
Sabre Ga 0eleua 81, SadlonoiQa 81,
aanias Giig rs, Snoroiae s6, 2oliis-
uilc 80, Nlaraucite l6 9Pempbis Sc,
NoniaomerU SIS, Nlontrcal 81, gian
iidet 60. 9lcU Orleans 81, 9}em 9orf
SO. Ctla6oma 81, 4'itisburg6 78,
9Sbilaoclp6ia SS, 4ortlano, NE. go,
9ortlauo, Ore. "A, Guebec 81, 9la-
leia6 80, 5alt Safe Sin 81 San
.Sraucisco 62. 2t Qouis So. 5t&aul
70 zcrauton S6. 16rebcport sl
2potane 76. Eanpa S6 &ai6ingtoa
SS, gSnnlpeg 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

6erborbringt 1T oie SorsioIt in je.
Dem Stooilnl oes @rouens. 9ie
gluSmo5l ocS feiniteu N}ol5cs ino be.
Itcn Sopfcns lit nur bic @rlnobe.
eingung. Sie iino oic 9oiis Der
@iitc, obcr i'm 9rmien iclbit i'm Sab
rem 9lbIo9ern umo 5loi6cniiillen
mcrocn oQe Wtittcl ougciuunOt UNI
elm 9icr BON 6ciubcit DcrOor5ibrins
qcn. aiItc 81. Src0. @ouernicbniot'S
ag(mcrican groucrej" Sarforo9lpcy
Nionumcnt. un0 Silcn.Str. Sci 9.
& g. Od. &ernon 1854. (@|ai23)
(0laitD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

aui ocn 6eorobtcn &aggon 5iL iprang
alli oie ,Glatiorm Oeiielbcn unO parn.
te Oen MotormanM melAer iogleid
icuen ggoaooH III @cweaun9 ieBte,
icood uibt oas llniia5ren oes III RAJ.
lcnoer @ile na6ionlmenOen llngliids.
8aggous me6r per6iuoern founte.
Die gSubt oes 9npraas puroe oa-
olud cntihieOeu chpas geuiilOert, oaB
iid Der oorOere g9oagou in Der alci-
den 9iihtmg 6ewcgte.
Ger III gau5 @aI6root 6or6are
arod ueridumte nidt, 6innen meni
ger 0}iuten einc unge6elre ncugie.
rige Qlcnge an3uloden. 9luf Ser
mon0ie mo 6reun0c eridienen uno
erfuuoigtcu ib 6eiorgt nah oeu ga.
men ser 3u S6aoen @etonnicuen,
6eru6iotcn iib ieoob auf Die 9lus.
fimft bin 0oB 9}iemouo erniilid Der
lett iei,
Sergeant Stnart 9. Sobbs pom
norowciilcben Bod5cioiitrift itauo an
Scr Spite oeS iofort nab Der llniaa.
itellc 6coroertcH 9Soli5ci.9Inigebots.
Sir bctrddtli6c 3eit mar our6 oen
3uiammcnitoB DER gciammtc Stro.
Benbo6nperfc6r ari Der gan5en gtort6
9lbcnuc nad bciocn 9ti1tin9en
blodirf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

,Ecrropins" bcinllcn out oen 1ic9
om 8peiicn Eogc N Dem 5picIc
mii Dem Glub bon G6icago ein.
Orioles ipieItcn nidt IN
9iodeiter
glui 0cni 5pielplobe oer o5e0eral.
@iga All ocr 29 5iraBc pnr geitcrn
miqorr DaneAtog in0 uHter oen
1000 3ulMmlern bcfunocn iib lebr
piclc Iomcn welde bic @eIegcnbcit
lpabrgenonimeu batten einem ibo
ueu Spiele foitcnirei 5u5uiebeu- Die
uScrrnpins4 gelpanncn 0as Spiel
Witt oent Glib pon Chicago NUT adt
Gcacu fiini Runs. gSilbclm fitn9irte
nls n&itder" fir ole 8oltimorcr.
@ou Den adlt Clubs oer aSuternutio.
roIcn 2iaa pielien acliern nur
5Dci IN W2onircoI ,Sl Den anocrcn
Sricn pcrbin0crtc regneriihcs gSct
ter oie 5picIc. Dic Scorc oer 5pieIc
Scr Ghlbs Der u5eoeral 2igd BON
ocncn eines unenticbieoca bIieb, por
mic folgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

&m eriten Stodmcrf oes Smules,
SIR. t31, Sii6.9onoitroBe, brad oe-
iiern 9iodnittog elm Brand aus, oas
einen SdoOen bon etpa S25 anrihs
tcte, DoS 5todhuerf miro bon Srn.
glbrabam Sherr mo 0eiien 6amilie
bcpobnt. @crnnli6lic6 lit ser @rono
irioIge Defcfts oes aiihcuoicuro6res
cntitan0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

sym o@larplouo Ghlb" muroe &c.
itcrn Stn. Garl q. @ro0 $rdiioen
ten Der .gseitern 0larplono 9obn
8il G6rcn Gin Gter gcge6en an mee
djem Graiiocnt Doniel gSilloro pou
scr Baltimore lmo GDio Giicnbobns
0cienidoit" ioipic iu1gcf06r so an.
ocre promincnte @eicbdttSIcute tbeil.
u0bmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
geGcnemiiSe srScnpiIaer.

Soiep6 aoroopslp molltc iid nit
@os ans DER @elt idoiicn.
Geo, &cpnolos perildte cs nit
2ucdiil6er 1abletteu. 9eiOe
luicocr iii 5tanoc, oeu aompt
inns Gaicil oui5une6mcn
S,u iciucr gso6nuug. gIr. 25l3,
5ait9loculc, Ocric6te oeiicrn &or-
mittag ser 25i06rige SSoiep6 aor-
oopsp iiM init @os ail Uergiftcn.
Ole6rcrr ylod6arn pcripiirteu itorteu
@asgerud5 ser aus Dem eriten Stod
werf oes BON &oroopstD 6Guo6nten
Souies orang. mo 6enadridtigteu
Die @pli5ci. BON Der oitliden Boli-
5eis5tatiou mlroen oie &oli5iitcn
9yamcs lno Grapforo naN Dem be-
3eidnctcn Sauic eutianot. sic muB'
ten init ciner glrt sic Derltlolienc
E6iir cinihIogcn unO entoedten Sor'
Oopsn beiinmngsloS ouf Dem SUB
bo0en. Eie @as9dbne itanOen peit
oiien. Ger g(mbulan5magen Oes bit
ideu Iiiirifts 6raAte Den Se6ens-
miiocn ua@ 0em ct Soiepbs $50.
ipitol no oic 9ler5te i6n naG lduge
rem @cuii6mgen mieocr 5llr 5elins
NINA brodten. &oroomslp ioll an.
gc6lidj Elm on3ugroBcr 6reuno Der
8ucdusgo6en gelueien lno luegen
Grmfeu6cit 5u elmer 5troie BON So
ucrurt6eilt porOcn iein 0ie 9lnge-
boriqcn uerniut6en oorin Oeu @runO
5p leinem @er5peiflunasid)rtt.
8oQ Sic @ift &oute por.
Ger n Sabre olte George 9lcp.
nolos ua6m gciiern Sorniittog inn
9eiicin 5mcier @erpauotcn 6rou
Srenc 9n6mon mO 5rou 9lnna
Batter nit oenen er 5uionmen in
9lr. 1922 SolIins-StroBe, loeirte, 3
Ganediil6er.Co6letten SIT iidb linO liegt
in 6rontIiu SQuorc,Soipital 5ur3cit
in beocnfIidem 3uiianoe uie0er Ger
@rlno iiir oie @er5ueifhugSt6ot ioa
IN glrbeitsloiigtcit lm0 0em Summer
iibcr oeH fii8li6 criolgten SOD oes
Gaters pes Ingen Nlonnes SIT nhcn
iciu Scm @atcr, scr 4oli5eiScr.
geant OlidoeI gcvuolos, mar Dor
un9eid9r pref @oGen aus Dem Sc.
ben geldieoen- Cine 3eit lang mar
ser iiugc &eDnoIOs in elmer @ngros.
IrogenSon0luna 6eidditiat uno es
miro angcnonimen 0aB es i6m 0a.
bci gelalg, ii6 pas @iit 5n pcridaf.
ien. Gic sIcrjte TN 0oipitol erflar-
ten, oaB cs pes sl5Iouis oreicr Eooc
6eoiirfc. inn NIT Seitimmt6eit io9en
al f6nucn Oh Der ilmoe Nlonu am
Qeben 6lei6eu pcroc oOer nic5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
nna llclMIIat IN llimLirn-

III @iullico fomnen gcrte sic
gscttrcnncn anm 9l6i@IuB. Sod mic.
mails 5ipor iuoren oie Rcnnen Oo.
lelbIt bon 70 idonem @ctter bcaiin.
itiqt, mic oieies So5r. 6uIecnoes lit
cos gaelultot Der aeliri9cn 9Rcnngn:
glennen uGelto .2aop ga.
ptrctons .Sabcroai6."
9. Geuuen u@llB Moments :
g(Ih 0on ,Olontcolm~
8. Mennen u@Soton" u9eac Of
grDan glomr, nSrii6 @cntIcuou, "
Al Menncn vGlo Solt.~ .@un
Cotton oNlalagd.
5. 9icnncn 0Seropper, 09ia
Stream n9lo0al Qoll9."
6. 9cmcn Yort So0," nSo.
len" u9oocling
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

-DnneHanFs mo lIntrrnuilB'
@ouncnauiqana a4..lll II. l6 Di.
@ounemiutergang .7 II. 10 NR.
0lonoaingan0 4 II. l7 W Dlorgcns
6lutb .5tlla l9 @l Nlorgcns
5lat5 5 Il. 20 Nl giadniitogs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
@rnMIeiOenOc.

Nlan 6at beitdnoig oas @eiiibl Der
Si6cr6cit uad Oem 9lnlegcn cincs
mciner o9iaoicul Giire" gulhbdil.
ser. @iele glcr5te crfenncn Die Gor-
t6eile meiner @dnoer al inO iAiden
i6re Gnticnten 5u mir. @clonoerS
idiuierige Sale meroen bier nit Gr-
lola be6anoclt. 2cibbinocn @ummis
5triinpic lmO @lnttiuBeinlogcn ino
mcine 5pc5ialitdt. COMPUTATION frci.
&. s.. WIcrgeBeuu,
525 glorO-@mtawsStrahc.
(Moi17t9,2L23, 1921 29-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

QaHc sur gleiic in's glnsIanb 6eicrat
&. ylaine, glr. Alb, Baltimore Ctr,
aahq GMitpm 0pnIe gIne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

gI6Uancntcit, bic ben ,,Scntihen Gurrea
fpDubcuten" nidt pinttlidl Uocr unrcnel-
maRig prhnlten, iiuh 9chctcn, ocr Office
OauOn per EcIcpbOH UNcr idlriiiIid Wllts
thciIunn 81 tindlcn.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-12
so M e DCN'TS
For Stomac!, and Liver
Sufferers

Don't take medicine for your Stomach all
ments morning. noon and night, usually such
medicines only give temporary relief and simply
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Don't permit a surgical operation lhere IS
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cases of Stomach. Liver and Intestinal AilirentS
the knife can be avoided if the right remedy IS
taken in lime.
Don't go around witt, foul smelling breath
caused by a dlsordered Stomach and Liver, to the
discomfort of those you come IN contact with.
l. you are Stomach Sufferer don t think you
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Don't suffer constant pain and agony and
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dose of NIayr's WCnd -rul Stomach Remedy
should convince you that you can be restored TO
las been taken and is highly recommended by
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and rolling. He could see no hope
ahead
He wrote a letter to his uncle ex-
planning that investments had gone
wrong and that he needed small loan
of fifty thousand dollars for three
months He was sure that if he got
this he would be enabled to find some
way out. By return of mail he had
an answer in an envelope which
strangely bulged. He opened it with
trembling fingers and a package of
Jones Pepsin Gum fell out.
Chew this and forget it, said the
cheerful note which Uncle Abner had
wrapped round it. It said further:
I'm going to Europe for five years.
Don't bother me again. You've made
you bed, now lie on it."
That was the last straw. Without
the least idea Of what he wished to
do. the frantic broadway started out
70 md some work b. which, It least.
- could earn honestly his board and
y 81 y - =,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-12

serve that this Grand Central taxi-call
man persistently said '.sir." 1t was a
tribute; Broadway knew it was trib.
ute and it warmed his hearty
"Oh, all of it."
take you to all of Broadway
Even the taxi-cabman was astonished
II want to look it over, for I'm going
to buy it If / like it 40 much as al.
ways have"
The cabman eyed him shrewdly, de.
cided that he was quite sane and
sober, resolved to tie to him with q
tenacity which never could be shaken
"a. climbed to his narrow seat be-
meath its narrow hood and yanked
down the flag upon the taximeter.
"My name is Gridley, sir" he volun-
teered.
's.You may fire when ready, Gridley,"
Broadway answered, and then Gridley
pulled the lever.
Before the day was over Jackson
Jones had bought a forty-horsepower
limousine, q sixty-horsepower touring
car and runabout. Gridley had
turned In his resignation to his COM
pany and been measured for five suits
of livery, of expensive cloth, exclusive
cut, extraordinary color. Having done
this he had asked a girl to marry him.
had been accepted, had taken sixteen
drinks and gone to see her mother, had
then been thrown out Tilted man and
had returned to Broadway Jones, de-
termined to live single and attached
to him forever. The episodes had So
bered him and he was quite himself
when Broadway asked him what apart
msnt he would recommend for living
i quarters. sss Sls
ssQuise DISCS 10 aslIsd.
Not fof your new Snp3oyer.s Broad:
I ~ 1aaMeE1Sl S. 0aInts 4 ~ - -
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had vanished in the haze OF Broad
ways lights. 1t made him sit straight
in his chair and blink as cold dash
from Seltzer bottle sometimes had
when he had needed it. Rankin, en-
tering, asked him If he had pain.
"You bet I have" said he. "And
I'm afraid it's serious"
"Shall call doctor, sir?"
mo, call banker"
Rankin, puzzled. withdrew carefully.
He had learned to step with catlike
tread when he discovered that his
master was in serious mood. He had
no wish to anger him. No butler in
the history of butling had ever had
a place SO utterly ideal. Pickings
plentiful; work trivial all life had
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-02-12
CHAPTER ~.

Almost as speedily as he had told
the Judge he. would, Broadway pre-
pared to leave Jonesville. There was a
stormy session when the old lawyer
told Abner Jones that he had made the
revelation to the boy, but the old mans
threats against him were quickly 81
fenced when the judge reminded him
that what he had proposed to him was
fraud and that an action for conspiracy
might be brought against him.
The car wheels sang to Broadway
as he journeyed west and southwark.
He gave cigars to the conductor, to
the trainmen, to the engineer as soon
as the train waited long enough for
him to get to him. He bought all the
newsboy's papers, novels, magazines
and sent him through the cars to give
them to the ladies'. Then, on his re.
turn, alight with smiles, he bought the
last ounce of his candy and told him
to appropriate it to the use of his own
sweet-tooth.
Arriving in New York red-capped
station-porter saw him from afar and
recognized the strong financial candle
power of his expanding smile. Gal
vanized into extraordinary action he
rushed toward him, calling to two
friends to join him instantly and help
him bear the two bags Broadway car
ried. The traveller had to give the
third negro his hat, so that he might
seem to earn his tip; but he did this
gladly. The taxi-cabman few, scram
ling from his box, at the mere intona
ton of the porters voices.
where to, sir?" he inquired.
us this New York;" his fare asked,
smiling gently in way which made
the chauffeur think he was wan
derer, returned unto his own, and wish
full of facetiousness.
''You bet it is; just little old New
York"
II thought so. 1t seems so familiar.
Well, I want to 60 to Broadway"
''What part Of Broadway, sir?'' COB.