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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
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too Ell lioeu Sfomnert no ira arilti
on@inno5 Mapn.
Zen bar omborb ct al NorgeS %
ariitinr 6reOrif3 onrcite Naab: Gar
item Nnfer. Der ON Seitb aNtet iig til
@onoon iom Frin3reaentenS oipIo-
matiife Senocbuo.
Sfonnerten hc0 "NorNe" Oh ierte@
al oeu muQe Sieoiiicer, 2eitnant
NenrIf Suecoorii.
Get par ingcn lct SaQ bare at relic
ira ariitiunia % rio / De Go9c. 90
Goritcn Anfer If iele ReiicuS Be
iuTrlighcocr.
Get par lfnrp @inter mco SneiaIb
"a Sroit. Standardization lno pdf-
let al Iripis. Yan airlte IuffeoeS
set 9Iufcr al ilippe opcr ira Selseu
til Norten.
Qeriro off Sorten pon SIroe til
ariltionainn0.
Nier SET 67.ooriQc Senocbuo opcr
ranot ale NinorinQcr me0 @Ian8.
% ou han 'rrit bar fonmlcn ol1l-
bor0 poa "%9torgc", hpor ogioo Den
riQe fienbte airbnono Morcils TIecn
ira &rIitinnia illIgtc mco, ipntc3 @pf-
fen at pprc ham qi,nitia.
Suerreiien bar riatianof itorn-.
inIb. @teu hurtiQ off set. 9ulereoe
12tc WiortS lob Stonncrten mo til
@citb. 81 70 Noge ienerc bar an-
fer / 2ouoou.
@c0re Seuocbub ems Goriteu In-
ter fltnoe piitnof life &riitiau Sire.
brif iaa. San bopoe tioIigere beet
IUngc / 2onbou. hpor hou hopoe tal.
riae %enner. Ii9eiom ban bnpoe itaact
/ 6orbinNeIic meh Here al GnQlunSS
bctpoeIieite MUnb.
Wton pibitc 10 oaIaa. at ser / gna.
Ianb ionoteS Snmpathier Tor Norec,
ina Oct futbe meo noaer &in1rIiQheo
antogeS, at Gnalanb piloe Qierc lin
Snbiluoelie girIbenoe til 6oroel for
Norae.
lloii9terne bar olliaepel life lpr.
lig lpie FOR at Infer3 Mtiaiion iful.
&c InffeS.
Nllerc0e 10 Gage eiter Jim Nnfpnit
iii Sonoon bopoe han Soretr0oe for
ben engelife 6critentiniiter. SarIen al
&iperpooI. Mcn oen Sreit han iii
por haorlia. Winiiteren iaaoe: "@il
: NoroniGnb laoc NrinS ariitian
reiie tilba9e til Ianmorf. pil ri
biPlpe Nor9e Ill aooc aonoitioner
Sueriae. Mcu beboIoer : 0enne oan.
lie Frin@ hos Ser os ininlerer pao
at pile p9rc uaibGngise, mIaa oeiao
oi osiiiiere Speriae / at erobrC
&orae."
SertiI ipare6e N(nter: "Nu. lac
er bette Dor SebSoom. Sbi Horat
pil life blipe ipenff, brnoc, bpao oer
b9noe bill"
Sporpaa ban buffet oa gif.
Ren ban iorloo life England. Sar
bIep | 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Xa0tncS Woochcocr.

Gn Delegation pnd npr ct Snnoreoc
Ecrioner, reprpienterenoe DC 9p9-
oeIaa, iont ifal boloe line Iarsmeoer
un0cr 17be Observation-Disclosures /
SniainQbuernc, meote iorleben paa
Sair9rlinoen mellem ct. Eaul og
minneapolis for at pGlae Wooelte.
ser for fine Sag. Otter at bare be-
ieet 9pgningerne, bolbt HeprGien-
tonterre ct MteOe / glbminiitras
tionSbpenin9en, bpori @uIg al gpg'
ninqer bleu foretaaet.
Norbiiorolaaet, SclbuIaget, Gos'
ieIaaet og Wioienlaget lfal belle ben
itore SonobrlgSbpglin9 meIlem li9;
biSic 2n9 ifal boIbc fine Wsber /
hpcr 6lei al oen itore @pgnilg.
Srsn0crln0et observation-disclosures
SooeIonO$lnget, Solunglaget %
@or6ongcrIo9ct ifol mebe / Waifi.
ncriballen. San6ingSla9et % Got
uin1slnget iomles / Snbuitribpgnin.
gen. HorolonbSlaget ifal bolbe lit
Webe / @peningen FOR @inpl. %in-
ger. SooIS og Gibifoelaoet bIep ei-
ret aunitbpgnin9en. Sognalaget
ifal MODE / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen. ariitinniulagct, NllmeooISla.
get, Soalnglaaet, 0uobranosoals.
Iagct, Selclaget og Stapangerlaget
por bIanOt De andre sag, iom bar
reprGienteret, men Woociteberne for
oi9ie 2ao pil bliue beltemt ienerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

fen er en- 5olfereisrins, iom cr nn.
item e%nitemmig. let er tomt Snaf,
at nogIe Sabrifanter % Gooseiere
fan iaa itiaet Ell Scr al 10000
5riuiaige. iom pil ORE 2ip os BLOB
ior lin Sorb.
ltliternpnoene fiGmper for lin
Sribeb, - MOB llnoertrpffeIie. Sc
pil tilbsre Def 2anb, iom De peb
globets gaanb or fnpttet til, til
England, % beres aamp fortierer
Den itsrite Spmpatbi hos etboert
Solf, Der letter Tris paa i'm Sri
heo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
1taar bppr bett 2ano er

~ beIt09enbe, ln9en Nprte. = IbU NcteS
al aoot belpis rulenoe eanb, 40 QcreS oprf-
bart, oft COB Sapnesans, nosle ipreote @se=
buIfe bit oa Der. Rpt 0aaminaSbus, mn
"Sarn'I, mt @ranarp, fortrinIis grsnb
meo 45 Sob ecbt blsbt 8ano, peb Statspei,
81 Mil ira @beeler, @is., minbre enb en-
balm Mil fra Stolebus, 9anbpoiirute. so
&creS Mlbsr VIos, 20 aeres mere iGrbis til
at lQsses mnoer Hlosen n9iten alt mt
9anb. rs SaifetS Wais pr. acre par aplet
paa benne Sarm iibits aar oe $50 @uib.
Ioteter pr. acre. Snsen Stubber eler Sten.
alt inosisroet % frpoSsierpet. Qris So, 500
ON tases isr Sadrarbsibet ubisres. 81 900
fontant, Reiten eiter Sisbsrsns guifs. u.
Yeberitn, Gier, @beeier, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

8romfit os Mfbma

wife fremffrebns 9eser Ct MI smiae
ON, at Notwithstanding for
xmnaefbSoom,te e omtrentlis
en- N0outnSisbeb for at blipe bra.
Set bar en- af Grnnoene iii Spretttl=
fen af 9r. SiornfaoS 2amas
torimm / Sorbinbelfe mtb Or.
Siornitaos &linif | Miuneapos
lis. Sutet minore tno ben bebife
Stbanoliug | Mmsrifa for Earring,
Itbnta on Sromfit t~ilfreosiiass
Be os. 90 bpis Se life bar peut.t for
l9nge, tpis Spsoommen Ct belbrebs.
lig, fan ri fnrere SEM. 0ien tom
ftrar. On @aaneos CpietteHe IAN
gIsre spgoommeu baablss. 8 Jor-
Dtuoelfe nleb ct busselist Sient, aoa
iraffis Nao % ben bebite Eleie bill
Se taa crDoIime, XDSbebanos
hn8, "Snbalato rimnt'', Gee
rum % aue be melt pirfiomme 81
neutrality-suspicious.. vi fan reftrere
Gem til en- Mangoe b~slbreoebe Yati=
enter, faa Der Ct ingen Wrmno til at
opsipe Saabet. Sfrip ioas til Or.
Stormftae, VI. p, befrip spg=
oorrnien os forlaug fri, rist innftrerst
Bog, "Np gibenifab for S%elbreoelie
Of Spgbom'' iantt "YiSnesbpro fra
Mnierifas lebenoe NorbmenS".
(Sireite sporpogne til os fra ulle
Sernbaneitationer).
2244NicOlletAve.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
SorifjeHist.

SOn 0Dritos bar aGereoc i~frepet
eli mn BOG, iom ban mn boloer paa
at 'Gtte ielu. San iii forreiten no.
'sre boaoe S~rpfningei og Snobin'
oiligen ieIp / lin Soneiteaobptte i
Wcaen3le Golmtp. Com panIie
fomnier ogioa oefne BOG no poa
9an0smaaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

Oar 0s life ienSt os a%outinaent paa
en- Stunb, ie paa abresieIappen. BET
fnnbe ianiie bare paatibe at ienbe os
Sontinseuten M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

nGiten alt Habit. COB. rig Serb mso sersnns
oerlaa. tire os haIp Nil ire Sorretniussbpen
Solar, miot | ct rist itaubinapiif Rabolaa.
ct mt SeboeIiesbus meo s SGrelisr % 6iels
Der, Sips % aoruIabe, Waifiubus, Ssnies
bus II. M, u. Z. O., Selefon, 6Isoerute.
Sette er en- uomertet COB I'M Sarm, iaa buis
man Yer eiter ct tint belissenbe Siem, iaa
tom mart, for penne anleonins nil life peez
pare l9n9s. Eris $50 80 pr. Acre, 1850
t%ontaut, Reitsu paa 8isberens Silfaar.
Senue Sarm fan opertases buiIfen alb man
enifer bet. Solar lisser pdG 500 cSerns
bauelinsn, n Mil ipbsit for ct. Yaul.
xom eufr ifriu os eisr Saubel meb Gieren
paa Tlabien. G 6. gapep, @cIfar, Dunn
Souutp, Nis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Wt Gipr ttetop bOaS bi jiaer

Senb insen 9ense- finn bin alber, Ga nj
pil ienoe big ct Bar fine eeiebriuer meo ailb.
tplot geilaS % StGnser al blpbt, beielist
Wetal for 10 Cages fri Irspe. Spis be er
bpab oa pl bape, ienb cs 81 so, eIers fan
on ienbe benz tilba9e.
DEBORAH OPTICAL CO., Dept. p, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

ennaRfnen "Suspernen" CT ntootdser I
COB Croer, 90 ben CT alt bi Tan Snre en-
ebriafine at pRre. Sen aisr goot grbeios
90 gdnr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
0NiScom1m lfarmIam0: or

~ i@Iciele bulletins onsaaenoe S%otbbuno,
Slimat os GpIinser gsiseonlin ienoes irit
til benz, Der nil ~tiIifripe @iseoniin State
Soarb Of Immigration, Capitol IA,
Mdbtiou. isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Thorpe r~eiigmcrer.

Thorpe reiigmcrer. Son. g. 8.
Thorpe bar reiigrcret iom aasierer
I &onoopobi Gountp 9nnf / 0ia-
mar, Dfinn., efter at baoe inoebapt
oenlie Stiaiue / SO Mar. 9ieiigno.
tlonen ifol trG0e frat ben lite
Suli. Setter g. song fol bli bans
efterfelser iom adSierer / ganfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

act eemtrale Mtmmefota,
Otter Gail os ti0issembe @ountper |
geltet for Wais, alsuer os alfalfa. ct
ltorartet Strss for Merieribrift. 8i bar en-
lang elite ouer sobt opoprfeoe % bebpssebs
Sorme, os Friierne er enbnu lape, Setinsels
ierue lette. otu er bet Sioen at tisbe. Be-
Jog os eler itriu for n9rmere Splpsuins.
Scandal Land & Investment Co.,
Inkorporeret, Kapital $50, 900, 90.
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
as. - 40 Ncres ubnrfet

StialgS. 40 Mcres uoprfet
- 9onb, to Mil ~sitenfor R%ormauna,
3eras. See Gountp. IN. 4 of Sc. sub OF
Sec. IS of the w. G. Ragley Sub. Div. of
Chittem Miller Ranch.) Sil i9l9es til
fsrite sobe os rimslise gub for at faa 80
opsiort. q. g. SerSeiOn, Grscutor, Seeorab,
eSopd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
Wortb 9atota-
3aMoure GountN.

bebite gpuntp etaten for 3~nr,niua Of wsais. Riat
eaMe. % bog LAP pris. 9i er eisrs. etpiisr AZ en-,
hoer Sterrellt. Sette Betalinaspilfaar. &ataloQ pper
cpbprftt 9auo % ubprfet 0raries9aue fenbes frt.
SSssisIl: Ssstsjse fcr ssm Der slsbsr tipIia; Si!a.io
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10

Wiibelm Sod, Ser er Gbef for
NorIfe Slopos u0enldnoife g~fbeling,
er for Siben / minneapolis, meooe.
Ter "Sibenbe". San err / Better for
at fonferere meo Sc iorifieliee Sta-
terS Observation-Disclosures ON Oct
ltore 5oretoeenoc, ser npIig bar be-
9pnot lin Girfiombe0 / amerifa I'M
Der Napnet "Norlpegian timber.
writers", iom Sriper Nsiurancefor.
refining UNDER Aelp Dorf Central
SlopNs gomle Charter og ubeitpil
er Den i~tsrite fra Norge etnblereoe
Sorretriine / Mmcrifa. "Norpegian
Underwriters" beItoar al 40 Noro.
mGno, Der ifsIoe HegIenlentet bier
ilpr maa rGre goo paa minoIt
$4,000 ODER al 8iGIo. @lanot
oiSle fan / Sl9ng nGpncS General
birefter Gam Gpoe, Girefter g. 30.
@rpoe, Sirefter ior Norife 2lopbs
suf 2. @biit, CIR. 9ieaano, aon-
iul Serman 3. @ooe. S%tortbines-
prGiibcnt Ma9nu5 Salporien, 10
brifeier @boIpb 6elietb, Sele9raioi-
refter Sbomas @citpe, Statsmini-
tier @urlar 9nltoien, Sfibsrbeber
Sob. 9uop. Mopincfel % Heftor
@reoo Worgenitierne. Sr. Sod, Der
itotalte ia me0 9egeiltring ON set
me Soretngenbe, er ganlmel / Isiu-
ronceiorretningen / Imetifa. :
% S(ar bor Fan ppret / 9ran6el /
Netu .Dorf Gin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
korretnin0 ttlial0S.

" Eager at Acknowledgements ben bebite
gp meb 200 Snbbpssere i Minnelota. Gn
COB gelissenbeb os en- COB Screening. III.
Der oa baarli9 Selbreb er @runben til NIT
Gala. Strip euer tom ifrar til g. &.
@rbabl, ~Snternational Naus, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-10
SiIial9S. Gn fin

900 To Ttres iydrn1, 80
gcres nnber FIos, Reitsn er
Sfoo od NupueaQua. liaaer
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Senner al @prne paa @eitell

Senner al Norgc paa @eIteil
bolot lit lite aar9mebe / SedttIe,
8aib., Den 30te % Bite Marts.
Der er 81 2oQer meo ontrent
5000 Meolemmcr paa geitfpiten.
Gmtrcnt aae 9oger bapoe ienot 9e'
leaoter til a~arsntpoet, 0stre al
Norge bolot iamtioig @arSmeoe /
Scottle. Salt bar Der fremmsbt 20
G%elcgater ira 9uin6erneS Sroen.
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CHAPTER VlIt.
The cotHn-shsped Box.


 After Capt. Tom Phinney rejoined the two girls, he was not long in com pretending that his and their moods had become reversed, in some unac- countable way, during the few hours of their separation. Where he had been weighted down by no very press ing anxiety, and they unmistakably had been, he was now taciturn under stress of an acute and growing men tai perturbation. while his companions apparently were care-free and happy. The change was most noticeable in Jessie Willard. Tor beneath Deha's gay humor there stu ran an undercurrent of gravity.
 However. even Jessie remained more or less distrait; but that her thoughts were not unpleasant her glowing eoun- tenance and an unfathomable light in her eyes attested.
 As the car drew up at the paAEsN where Tom was waiting, Jessie olApped her hands and cried enthusiastically
 CTO Be Conunuedl.
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ing uer chm Wltu Oue ndnu, sue rest ed the elbow upon an arm of the chair. She was so winsome and pretty, and albeit so distressed that Van Veehten wanted more than anything else to make her see a ludicrous side of the whole affair But as yet he had no hint of how vitally serious it was to her; at present her intense nature was much too earnest to be swayed by any attempt at levity, or any play of his cynical humor.
 Pretty soon she gained her eelfcon. trol. and began speaking with a degree of calmness
 "Mr. Van Vechten. if somebody had told me the story of what happened Tuesday afternoon about some woman other than myself, l would have be- lieved it too monstrous to be true"
 But you did nothing" Van Vechten objected. You were in deadly peril; the fellow was Irresponsible"
 'I could have brought you assist. ance, and l did not-deliberately. l even kept the affair Co myself. not mentioning it to a living soul; except that took measures to protect myself from future similar annoyance by that dreadful creature" In a sudden pas. sionate outburst, she sat upright. My God!-he might have murdered you |"
 But he did not, you see. Nor did he injure you. So why talk about it? l can think of a thousand pleasanter topics-yourself, for example. Sup. pose you tell me who you are?"
 The dark eyes were regarding him tragically.
 My name does not in the least mat. ter" she demurred "I am a despicable creature who had the effrontery to hate you just because your name hap | pens to be Van Vechten."
 That young gentleman pricEed up his ears at this. He quickly inter. ! posed:
 That being the case, I seem to be | more concerned than you are willing to admit Why should you hate the name Van Vechten? l must confess that l have added nothing to its Jus ter, yet neither have ] besmirched 1t nor allowed the clans gonfalon to trail 1 in the dust. You see that my feelings toward you are anything but harsh and vindictive; so why not tell me about yOurself?"
 No no-I am too full of shame and modification" she cried bitterly. '1 ! owed it ,0 my own mean. selfish heartless pride to humble and abass myself before you. l hated you. Bu you are a courageous, noble. high minded gentleman. If you knew-ev l erything-"
 Again she was unable to go on.
 Why not tell me-everything?" h, gently urged
 You would hate and despise m, more than ever"
 He took one of her hands in his.
 Tt is impossible that ] should hat, or despise you; there is the very bes | of reasons why l could not. My ap pearance is all against any cause might plead, but-you are tremblingl be abruptly broke of
 "I am utterly wretched!" sh, moaned
 [ For once in his life. at least. Var [ Vechten was at a loss. The girl wa 30 determined to humble herself. tn, 2 Idea was 80 repugnant to his nicD sense of fitness, and his attempts (,
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this supreme moment What a sorry figure of a lover l am! Will you not seal the bargain"
 CT do not understand" she mur- mured.
 Kiss me"
 Without a seconds hesitation, she bent down and pressed her lips upon his. His heart leaped up to meet 1t. Then a chill fell upon him; there was a total lack Of warmth in the salute.
 CT see,7 he said humbly that the foolish notion of roquital is not yet banished from your poor head. How seriously you are taking it. From your viewpoint l must seem a beast. But. Jessie. this hour has been the most genuine and sincere of my life l wish ] could make you believe that"
 "I believe you" she said. Please let me go-I can bear no more"
 He released her hands, and she re- turned to the door, where she stopped and faced him again.
 All at once she was transhgured: the lovely face was glori6ed by shy, half-umid light, ineXpressibly alluring. that wrung a groan from the man at his inability to rush over and gather her in his arms.
 How am l to find you again ?" he asked anxiously.
 q shall not hide from you" she re- piled.
 You fly from me-" he lamented, leaving me more wretched than was before, although you have promised to marry me"
 There are conditions, don't forget. " she reminded him.
 CT would have imposed them myself and gladly" he retorted.
 The dark eyes met his in a long maddening look, while the color rose ! in her cheeks. CT could learn to love you very easily" she said. and was gone.
 Fully ten minutes Van Vechten sat ! like man in trance; then rousing abruptly, he called Barnicle.
 Get me a cigar" he commanded.
 Barnicle tried to oppose an objee ton. MT. Rudolph. your nerves, you know-DoctOr Pottle-"
 Damn Doctor Potue! Fetsh me . cigar!"
 Bsrnicle fed.
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n,s closed upon 1t tientiy.

his closed upon it tgnuy.
 "Ouchl That hurtsi" he exclaimed.
 She immediately deslsted, while a rich tide of color suffused her cheeks.
 MT. Van Vechten," she said nerv- ously. "thls is absurd Still. if 1t is your method of revenge, 1t is not for me to show resentment. You do not even know my name"
 "I do." be quietly contradicted. Tt is Jessie"
 She uttered a surprised little cry. Why"
 Wait, please" he checked her. "I want to add that if you believe the pure. high attributes you ascribe to me, you must know that 1 could not take such a method of revenge-as- puming that am seeking revenge, or even that any grounds exist to justify revenge. which l deny. It remains, therefore, that l must be sincere.
 You surely know, Jessie, that love laughs at conventionalities as well as at obdurate parents and locksmiths. It is incredible that such a thing could happen-IU even admit that But the fact remains that it has happened. l love you; and if you continue in the belief that you owe me some amends why, we can square matters by you promising to marry me. shall accept your culpability upon that basis and no other"
 For a long time she sat looking into his eyes. Then
 Do you mean that?" she asked very soberly.
 "I was never more earnest in my life" he assured her.
 Then" she said, rising and gently disengaging her hand, 'I shall promise this: One week from today--if your feelings have not changed in the mean time-if you can make the request with as much sincerity as you do now -I will marry you any time you say. Good-by."
 She moved toward the reception hall. and his feelings were too over towering for speech. It all seemed like a Joyous dream coming true-or, per haps. he was still dreaming. If iso, the dream was about to end, and he found utterance.
 Jessie" he said.
 She paused.
 Come back here a moment, please. There Give me your hand again-both of them. Now look at me" She compiled with each re- | quest as quickly as 1t was made. "Tell 1 me" he went on, 'is that promise a part of your poor, misguided, self-im- posed penance?"
 Don't ask me what urges it," she replied in a shaking voice.
 q shan't accept it in any such | warped and distorted spirit of self-sac' rlhce," he pursued, still speaking very | gently. but none the less earnestly. "lt 1 is too much to expect that you can en- l certain a sentiment toward me that anywhere near approaches mine-not now. But l can teach you-girl, l can 1 teach youl l give you as genuine a love as any man can offer a woman Cant you acknowledge some kindly | feeling for me in return?"
 Let me go," she begged in an agi tated whisper. God knows, l antici pated nothing like thls!"
 "Is the idea SO repugnant to you?"
 You are killing me with kindnessl'
 The quivering rise and fall of heI bosom betrayed how profoundly she was disturbed. and the light in hei handsome dark eyes signihed a melt ing mood. Even thu bruises on Var Vechten's face could not disguise the fondness with which he regarded her.
 At least you do not deny 1t. Godl" he broke off in an accession ot irritation. "It Is intolerable to be al such tremendous disad-antage a
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-11

influence her were 30 ineffective. that he despaired of relieving the situation. She seemed unconscious Of the fact that he still held her hand, and sat with head bowed, indubitably very mis- erable and unhappy.
 Listen to me-" he resumed after o pause ''I can show you that your whole conception of the matter Is nor e-inexcusable. This Is not the time and place to make this con fession-not the occasion l should have chosen-but-are you listeningf 7 -there has not been one minute since last Sunday afternoon that you have been out of my thoughts"
 She looked at him in wonder.
 "sundayi" she echoed. What do S'ls ,eanr'
 "hAa l love you"
 sht tried to withdraw her hand, but
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-11

A balmacan coat of pepper and salt material; a high black hat trim med with a black spray of feathers; a fur set Of raccoon with the favorite round muG; gray ga.ters buttoned on the side fhis describes the wear ing apparel of the correctly dressed girl in the picture. who was photo craphed while walking down Fifth avenue, New York, last week.
The Winslow mail., 1914-04-11

little, If any, attention to the
management of the HoIbrook
News, and have seen but very
few of its demands as presented
to the county. My attention was
called to one Of these demands
and | did not know ANYTHING
concerning it. | employed an ac-
contant to examine the books of
the News. and his report was
filed with the Board of Supervis-
ors, and the matter adjusted in
conformity therwith. Such re
ports show conclusively that In
stead of taying to obtain any
thing not belonging to it, the
News desired only to claim it's
own.
The foregoing statements con-
concerning demands by the News
can be substantiated by affidavits
and should there be any further
discussions concerning the mat
ter, the affidavits mentioned will
be produced and given to the
public at the proper time.
do wish the public to under
stand fully that | am not respon-
sible in any way for the Hol-
brook News, except that have a
financial interest in same, and
have not been since my election
as Judge. The management of
the newspaper has been entirely
in the hands of other persons
than myself since my election.
The Judge of the Superior
Court of Navajo County is att
ending strictly to the duties of
his office, and to his own busi-
ness; he has neither the time
nor the desire to write long ar
ticles attacking this person or
that one. There is a time and a
place for everything. He be-
lieves fully and entirely in the
intelligence and fair dealing of
the people of Nauajo County, and
because of this he feels quite
certain that while the various
articles in the SnoWflke Herald
have been amusing to the public
but little, if any, consideration
has been given to the same.
Respectfuy,
Sidney Sapp