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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
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(Ciag dalszy.)
Niebawem wynurzyi sic oil.
brzymi zaglowiec z pod wild
nokregu. Mrocki. z zadowole.
MEM patrzy{ ma try NASTY
pokryte cd stop do szczYt6w
prostymi zaglami kt6rych ma
liczy{ okolo dwudzlestu. FIRE.
gaia zblizy}a sic do barki po-
wita}a ia wywieszeniem tlagi
Wie]kiej Brytanii potem ere
cznie zmieni1a kieruuek la
wiruiac. Zaloga miala znat
DUO do robOty muslano zwl-
lac niekt6re Eagle bo wicher
sic powiekszyI. Taxi sam roz
kaz wyda} kapitan ,,Delfina"
swoiej za}odze. Rozmowa ur-
wa}a sic vice Bill BOWEN
poskoczy1 ma drabjnke sznu
rowa i "a chwi1e siedzia} juz
ma dolnej rel grot masztu /
zwija} g}6wnY zagiel.
Po}owe zagli zwinieto pozo'
stawiono tylko nejmniejsze
ma wyzszych rejech a pomj-
mo to ,,Deifin" pru{ fale z "a
dziwiajaca szYbkoscla gnany
wichrem kt6ry zrywa} sic co
raz potezniejszy, Go by1o jed
max dziwnem ola Mrockiego,
najwYrazniej zmienia} on kie
runek marynarze chcac ply.
lac ma zach6d musieli co ja-
ki6 czas przek}ada6 Eagle.
Zaciekawiony a zarazem
zatrwozonv zblizyl sic do po~
ruczn1ka Smitha z kt6rym iuz
pare razy rozmawia} i rzuci{
mu pytanie:
- Czy naprawde zagcaza
nam cyklon?
Officer spojrzat nan ze zdzi.
wieniem.
49, Skad pan to wiesz! 3D.
par}.
~ Wiatr zmienia kierunek
VICE..
Porucznik przez chwilt
:milcza} ale potem ME odwra'
caiac sic cd Sobies1awa rzek}
po niemiecku.
- A co pan wiesz o cyklo
alach?
Bard7o niewiele prosze
pana porucznika. So to wiel'
kie wirowe burze W posrod
ku takiego wiru znajduje sic
znizka barometryczna czy|i
minimum jak powiadaja me.
teorologowie z okolicznych
punkt6w sr6dka pc slimako-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

rozmiar s4xs4 Gala. ....,lo i l5c zz}oconym %tytulikiem z Q
izameczk:am, z{ocone brz
Ch,ola Bogm, zbi6r najlepasego
nabozenstwa pie6ni koscl.lnych, Aui6t iStr6& Chrzescisnina z
rozmiaru AKA cali ........ 45c zbi6r modltw pie6ni
ola dusz poboznych re
Lhwota Boqu oprawna W sk6zke re > z{oconvm tvtn1;I;em
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}oconel ~brzeoi 80.
QUO
Aniot IStr64-w %sk6rkowei
Chsuoto Bogu, " ozdobrr b1a{ej 1 ! kla"elka' n
opraw1e z klamerk9 Aocone ny" 'y'ullAlem' 11ocone
brzegl >: @1.1V
Anidt Sr6&-oprawny W
Ch,uato Boqu, oprawna " miekkal francuska sk6rks, g1etkie
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem, XII, zfocone brzegi, ze III
zfocone brzegl..,........ Sic tytulikiem
Dupiau Ksiaska do nabozehstwa Aui6t Str64-Oprawny "
ola wszystkich katclik6w, opra= francuska sk6rke, miekkle
VIVA W sk6rke. z1ocone brzegi 2 XII, z{ocone brzegi ze III
z1cconym tytullkiem =. $l.5C tytuigiem.
4tos Serc0- z duzYm drukiem. Zbiorek modlitu ola cz}onk
oprawna W skdrke, z okuciem stolstwa Serca Jezusowe
zameczkiem, z z{oconym tYtull- prawny W sk6rke anf
klein, z{ocone krzegi......$l-oo czerwone brzegi, z z4ocon
tuIlkiem Il. Ii. .. +.
GSos Serca -Zb1or mod{6w pie6n
ola dusz poboznych Il duzym Wsomek ku czci Naj6wietsze
druklem) oprawne W .sk6rke, Z Panny z r6znych naboze
zfoconym %tvtulikiem, zfocone witty, oprawny W sk6rke,
brzegl...... ............. soc ne brzegi, z zfoconym tyt
z okuciem klamerka -.
Fertv obo4e4stoo-Z modltwami
6w. Alfonso ma cze6G Najswiet4I Wuborek-oprawny ozdo]
szsj Fanny Mary n1eustaJacej miekka sk6rke z z{ocony1
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna " likiem z4occue brzegi..
mocha sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
s =: u" A"oo0 . JULY Wyb0rek oprawny " mocha
tysullkle"' %ocone orzegl' ooc sk6rke, z z4oconym tyt
z}ocone brzegi.........
Pcrty mabo&edstoo = oprawna "
.miekka sk6rke z %ozdobami, zko. Wyb6r oprawny " sk6rke
conym tytulklem, z}ocone brze. elem iklamerka, z}ocone
gi....... -..... 81 100 gi (gruby druk) .......
Perry moboze*steoo = " ozdobno! Wyb0r naiosobl1wszych nabt
miekklej sk6rkowej orrawie q piesni. ma duchowa ) =,
,{oconym tytulik'en, z{ocone pozytek ludzi poboznych
brzeg1 $l,25 nych kslag zebrsny; opr'
sk6rke, z koiorowym OBJ
Skoyb duszu-w e~leganckiei sk6. ma okladce, zfocone brzee
rzanej oprawie, z zfoconym ty- % ruk).~~...:...-.
tulikiern, z1ocone brzegi.... soc
Wyb0rek-oprawny " sk6rl
,Skar6 duszv-Zbi6r nailepsxego ma cone brzegl, z obrazkiem
bozenstwa p1e6ni ko6cielnych, k}adce i zfoconym tytulik
ksiazeczka ola m}odziezy, opraw-
ma " angielsk4 sk6rke. z zloco- Wyo0,ek czyli kr6tki spos6I
nym t%Ytulikiem, czerwone brze- 5ehetwa codziennego Ola
................. 35c( sko. katolik6w, Z dodatki
6ni, oprawny " sk6rke re
.Skard duszu-oprawna y mbkkal nym %tYtulikiem, czerwon.
sk6rke z z}oconym t%ytulikiem,) i...............
z}ocone brzegi COO
YY6nek-oprawny " sk6rl
5korb dussy-w miekkiej oprawie cone brzegi, re zlooonyna
2 zfoconym tytulikiem, z}ocone likem, Z okucer~
Drzegl. ]. 6Oc 3. klem.. -. Z. I. .....
Starb duey-oprawna v angielska Huborek-oprawny " miekL
skorke' z zfoconym tytulik;em, ke : zloconymt 1tullkiem
zfocoIe brzegi :. ........ 500 ne b1xexi..... ,........
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

Europy.
w Europe zaf rodza sic La
zach6d Cd Wielkiej Brytanii,
.ciagna przez Irlandye i An
gle przez More Niemieckie
Skandynawie Finlandye i
gina "a p6lnocyRosvi Mimic
sic ma drodze cyklonu
kt6ry zrodzil sic gdzies, ma
morzu Karabiskiem i zape-
wne przeprawi sic ma druga
strone Atlantyku. Music ci
jeszcze powiedziec ze ma ma.
szej %p6fnocnej p6}kuli po-
wietrze wiruje W cyklonie "
kierunku odwrotnym temu
W jakim porusza sic wskaz6w
ka ma zegarze ma po9udniowej
tax jak wskaz6wka villas:
ME. Pamietajac 0 tenn bada-
JAG kierunek zmieniajacego
sic ciagle wiatru MONA wv
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
Don't Lie To Your Wife"

49, --NLMN
Don't Lie To Your Wife is &C
tually funny! Stage folks give 1t this
distinction, so just imagine how such
a rip roaring scream as Don't Lie
To Your Wife" has proven itself to
be. Mr.. Casad, the author, was form
erly a New York Herald reporter,
who gathered the aac; sides OF ha-
man nature as they came to his At
tentiun. while covering assignments,
and placed Them In characteristic
newspaperman's style In this farce.
The piece Is up To the minute, Scin-
tillating with wit-full OF odd and
screamingly funny situations 10 fact,
1t might be called d long laugh II
three acts, AS the fun is fast and fur
ious from beginning to end. C.S.
Primrose Is directing the tour and
has kept this attraction right up 70
standard, never allowing 1t 20 b
deteriOrate for an instant.
The scenic equipment Ii brand new
this season, all new costumes have
been provided, and the gowniDg Of
the principals and the chorus Is one
Of the distinctive features OF this st
traction.
There are numerous up-tO-the-min-
ute specialties and musical numbsrs
introduced Lyric Threatre, Mon
day Noyember End.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
The Spells system

The Spells System is the cause Of
increase In your taxes. Needless ON
ces, appropriations and laws have il.
creased your taxes. Iey0u want IN
efficient and economical state Govern
ment IL is necessary toNfirst free the
GovernOrship from the Spells System
by voting for the independent candi-
date for Governor so that he may 60
into the Governors chair free from
the influence OF the party politicians
and speilsmen. The Governor can on
ly in that way become the servant Of
all the people, instead Of servant Of
the party politicians. Don't fail to
turn out to vote Novem Der 3rd.
ladv.) 9. w. HARUM
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30

payt. bridge work 1914 =. $4,000
Worrels Mfg. Co., supplies -. ST.
Wendt & Parke, medical aid for the
poor :. >. :. . /. 800
Wendt & Parke, board of health
=. :. :. -. =. -. :. ..2l7.5t
Western Bridge e Con. Co, bridge
work. . -. =. :. ..l5uo.oC
| Young, DR.. s. A., medical attendance
for poor .. =. F. -. . +. -. -. 3O.45
The report of the Commissioners
of Insanity for quarter ending Sept
80, 1914, was examined and approved
as follows:
In the matter Of the alleged in.
sanity of John Jibben.
The superintendent of the Hos.
pital for the Insane was authorized
to discharge said John Jibben from
said hospital.
William B. Mallory, Co. Judge fees
:. -. -. -. -. $500
IF. J. Cooper, Attorneys fees. 400
j. F.. Turner, Physicians fees 400
Chas. Kundert, sheriff's fees :. 100
Justices quarterly reports We're
examined and approved as follows:
Report of F. J. Cooper:
State of So. Oak, VS. VIM. Eich-
meier, Paul Olleriich, Albert Musch
and Ferdinand Klatt.
Assault and battery. Defendants
plead guilty and were fined each,
$500 and costs, fine and costs
paid.
Report of O. f. Dodge:
State of South Oak, VS. Morton
MINIS. Drunk and d~isorderly. No
funds, sentence suspended during
good behavior.
O. #. Dodge, Justices fees . +. $40
F. p. Robinson, Marshal's fees 2.45
State of South Dakota VS. James
Phalen.
Petit larceny. A sentence of TWEEN
ty days in jail.
o. F. Dodge, Justices fees -. $4.75
F. p. Robinson, Marshal's fees 2.55
The board adjourned to meet at
eight O'Clock a. M, Oct. Sth, 1914.
October s, 1914.
The board met as per adjournment
with all members and county audit
or present.
The statements of Register Of
Deeds for the months of July, Aug
ust and September 1914 were exam
ined and approved.
1t appeared from the affidavit of
Jackie Fritz that he was ERRONEOUS
ly assessed in Perry township for
the year 1918 in the amount of $500
for dogs when he should have been
assessed for $1.0O.
Said tax being paid it is hereby
ordered hal the County Auditor is
sue a refunding order to Jackie
in the amount of $1.00.
1t was on motion decided that d
for bids be published for the
construction of bridges for the year
1915. Said bids to be filed in the
office of the County Auditor on or
before IL o'clock noon on January 5,
1915.
In accordance with section 827 of
the political code of 1908 the follow
ing described warrants were de-
stroyed:
Harry siglar, No. 16441, July IA,
j. G. Dingman, No. 16493, Oct. 8,
4Soo :. -. =. ;. -. ;. l.lO
Lauretta Trip. No. 1649s, Oct. 8,
The Board. adjourned to meet at one
o'clock, p. M.
The Board met as per adjourn
ment with all members and County
present.
Vouchers paid during the months
of July, August and September 1914
cancelled.
On motion resolved that there is
appropriated out of any mon
ey in the general fund Of the couz
ty, the sum Of $4,000 for mothers
pensions and it is hereby directed
and ordered that the county treas
urer transfer said amount from the
general fund to the mothers pen
sion fund, to be paid out of said
fund as by law directed.
The Board adjourned to meet at
eight o'clock a. M, Oct. 8, 1914.
October 8, 1914.
The Board met as per adjournment
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
October~17 1914.

October~17, 1914.
The Board of County Commission
ers met this day on call of County
Auditor. All members and County
Auditor present.
The roard Of County Commission
ers and County Auditor met at the
Klondike bridge site together with
the board of County supervisors of
Lyon county to inspect the new
bridge and to consider the altering
Of highway on the Lincoln County
approach to bridge.
AT two o'clock it was on motion
resolved to adjourn to meet again
at the court house at 8 O'Clock p. nj.
The board met as per adjournment
with all members mt county, auditor
present.
Accounts were audited and allowed
as follows:
CHM & CO., library books !. 46.SS
st. Paul Book & Stationary Co, H.
brary books F. F. =. :. >. :. 36.44
Silver Burdette & Co., library books
=. =. y. :. :. =. 22:5O
American Book Co, text books
;. F.. :. ;. =. :. ;. 357.25
Educational Pub. Co, text books
F.. :. 5000
Asa Forrest, Jr., salary for quarter
ending Sept. 80, 1914 . +. 325.00
Houghton Mifflin Co, text books
:. +. !. /. /. 226.ss
VIM. d, James, sprinkliug streets
.. ;. 2.W
Charles E. Merrill & Co., text books
:. :. >. :. . =. >. :. 34.l2
Rand McNally & Co.. text books
.. :. :. I. (. IN oo
.G:nn & &C., text books iG4.50
Syverud & Moe, repairs on tower
clock, ETC.. !. :. ). 1878
Wendt & Parke. telephone service
=. =. +. !. -. ;. 2.SO
A. o. Tuntland, commissioner 95. 0
N. o. Nelson Roe, commissioner
:. AZ
Jos. Shebal, commissioner sc .35
N. o. Nelson Roe. auto livery &c. 70
The minutes ver read and com
pared with warrants drawn.
On motion the Board adjourned
subject to the call Of the county aud
itor.
Attest:
T. o. Torberson. County Auditor.
Jas. Shebal, Chairman.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
County Commissioners Pro-
ceedings.
Continued from First Page)

Canton City, second ward, at the
Court House in Sheriff's office.
Canton City, third ward, in west
side school house basement.
Canton City, fourth ward, at City
Hall in Council chamber.
The Board adjourned to meet on
Oct. 18th at eight o'clock. a. N.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
VOTE FOR IRR,cAr,oN

VOTE FOR IRRIGATION.
Much OF the western portion OF the
state car irrigate.
It cannot do this without amending
the constitution.
that lands benefited must pay all Of
the costs.
In principle 1t is exactly like the
drainage amendment of 1908.
1t will make a large section prosper.
GUS.
1t pea as Amendment 8. on the
official ballot.
Vote for it.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
October Z, 1914.

or present.
A contract was entered into with
Joel Slack to grade highway between
sections 10 and Is in township 80
range so. at the rate of $50 per
square yard.
The office of County Treasurer was
checked and found correct.
The Jury list was corrected and
completed.
The Board adjourned to meet at
enc o'clock p. IN.
The Board met as per adjournment
with all members and County Audit
or present.
Accounts were audited and al
lowed as follows:
Hannah NJ. Aus, salary, July, Aug.
an Sept, 1914 i. ;. . !. $4,000
Anderson, H. ms. premium $500
Atherton, L.. G. Institute Instructor
.......... -. <. =. ...... 1000
Atherton, l.. G., speaker 9Th grade
commencement ;. =. lO.OO
Abbott, N. G., publishing !. 1886
Boetje, Mary, Institute Instructor
Beaumont, Edith, ms. Instructor 1000
Bergstrom, Clara, reporters fees 1850
Beatty, frank d. & Co., library books
:. =. :. -. :. +. -. ..4V.ou
Burvette & Syverud, livery for COM
missioners :. =. :. . {. . . :. ESQ
Barnard Geo. d. & Co., supplies 1O.11
Boyce, Earle E. digging grave $50
Beren, VIM. F., publishing I. 1900
Beach, Will A., supplies :. (. 1884
Brown & Saenger, supplies f. 41.71
Chraft & Hanson, supplies for poor
- :. ;. . {. (. -. -. ll.89
Cooper, H. N, surveying ..... 15.00
Canton Twp, road dragging 10000
Capital Supply Co., supplies ;. 72.74
Canton Co. Op. Tel. Co., phone and
messages -. . {. . 5l.9O
Chraft & Hanson, supplies . 1.2O
Canton Steam laundry. laundry for
prisoner {. :. . :. LOO
Cooper. H. NJ, surveyors fees $40
Cooper, H. N, surveyors fees 500
Danieis, W. T. assisting Doatu "
Health :. =. >. :. !. :. - 1900
Delaware Twp, road dragging $3.50 |
& Helgerson. ms. premium Is. 90
H. NJ, salary Sept. 1914 125. 90
Dokken, G. G., salary Co. Treas,
July, Aug, Sept, 1914 /. 10000
Dokken, G. G., cash advanced for
Mesc Voucnefs .'ioo.o4
DoAAen' w. W. cash auVanceu ioi
poor vouchers oo1.oo
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
CHARLES IL. BURKE,
Republican Candidate for United States Senator.

Mr.. Burke took up a homestead in Dakota Territory in 1882 nd has
zen closely identified with the progress of the state OF South Dakota,
which he has represented in congress eve terms. He is the Republican
whip OF the present congress and urged to accept the Craftsmanship OF
tn national Republican congressional committee, nut declined.
He W a member of the committee framing the railway laws expedi.
ing suits under the antitrust act compelling safety equipment, safety APP
and railroad monopoHes in coal and OIL Also act prohibiting railway re-
bates, Hepburn railway ate law, sMteenhour law, pure food act. He SEE
cured much legislation opening indian reservations took a prominent
part in securing the passage OF the free homes act,
Congressman Burke voted TO the extension of the rural free delivery,
meat inspection act, employers liability act, oeomargarne act. reclama-
ton act POSTAL savings banks, parcel post, income tax, direct election of SEN
ators. Opposed Canadian reciprocity. and voted against tariff revision plac.
ing farm products on the free list Many Of the fine government buildings
and institutions in the state are monuments to his earnest efforts and to his
influence in congress. @
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
October 10. 1914.

October 10, 1914.
The Board met as per adjournment
with all members and county auditor
present.
The quarterly statement of sup
erintendent Of Hospital for Insane
for the quarter sncng Sept. 3 1914
was examined and approved as fol-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
October Q. 1914.

The Board met as per adjournment
with all members and County Auditor
present.
The Board of County Commission
ers examined bridge petitions and in
spected proposed bridge sites, and
ordered bridges constructed at once
The board returned to the office
Of the County Auditor.
On motion to adjourn to meet at
8 O'Clock a. M. Oct. 10, 1914.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30

Smueker, John -. =. :. =. =. $500
.Tveberg, Annie -. :. ;. :. :. $500
Whitaker, Stella =. ). =. !. $500
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Oct. IS, 1914 at s O'Clock q. m,
if the roads were In favorable condi-
ton, otherwise to meet subject to
call of County Auditor.
October II, 1914.
Owing to muddy roads the meet
ing called for Oct. 10, 1914 was post
poned to- Oct. II, 1914.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
United We Stand.

A divided Democratic party and a
united Republican party make Repub-
licen prospects look bright in South
Dakota this fall.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
Republican Candidate for Commits
sioner Of School ahd Public Lands.
Vote for

8ioner OF School and PUBIC lan0S.
Fred Hepperle is of German descent
and fifty years old. In 1888 he located
at Eureka, his present home. and en-.
gagged in the mercantile business. in
which place he now owns a prosper.
Gus general store. In politics he al.
ways belonged to the Republican
party, being a Progressive Republican.
He is a member Of the Lutheran
church.
In 1894 he was elected treasurer of
Mcpherson county, which office he
held for two terms. He was mayor OF
Eureka from 1902 to 1906 and held s
number of other Offices in his home
town. He was a member of the SEN.
ate in 1867. He always made good
whenever he accepted a position as q
public officer.
Mr.. Hepperle was appointed com.
missioner of school and public lands
March /, 1913, by Governor Byrne to
fill vacancy. He moved to Pierre at
once in order to take personal super
vision of the department, and the rec
ords show that through his energy and
hard work the departments income
has increased many thousand dollars.
His record is an open book. At the
last primary he received the highest
number of votes on the majority
ticket.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
Work Of Tax Commission.

The Homestake Mining company,
through the work of the tax commits
sion, is paying nearly twice as much
taxes as it ever paid before.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-10-30
Notice to Voters

All voters interested in good laws
r-gulati ng The sale and manufacture
81 spirituuuS liquors should take care
full notice OF the ballot Of "1nitiated
and ksIerr,d Laws To be voted on at
the election Nov 3 AS the law now
stands all territory of the state Of
South Hdko;a is ouii5idefeh dry until
IL is voted wet, and In order 10 nave
vote III the liquor question each
spring At the spring eiection, thirty
days thefure election a petitian must
ne circulated and 20 freeholders Sc
cured IL also requires a majority Of
all the votes cast at any given cleo
tion to make a town or city wet.
The proposed change to be voted
upon is that when any territory Is
voted wet II remains wei until a PEE
tition is circulated and 20 freeholders
secured asking for a vote when Il
shall simply rsquirc a majority Of the
votes cast upon 1.-The proposition !"
This will mean w great disadvant-
ages to the cause OF temperance. The
temperance people will be compelled
In all wet towns to circulate the Pc
tition for a vote when there is NO
temporal gam whatever to them.
While they will lose the benefit OF all
the doubtful votes The law that we
now have Is as good as WI a expect
without entire prohibition. Every
voter who is At all interested in favor
able legislation should mo" this
"IniLiai ed and referred laws" PROPOSE
tim. IL is MOI on the ballot
The SPOTS system has increased
your taxes. If you want an efficient
and economical state Government it
is necessary To first. free the governor
hip from the spoils system by voting
Tor the independent candidate for
Governor SO that he may go into the
Governors chair free from the party
politicians and spoilsmen In order
that the Governor may become the
servant OF all the people, instead Of
servant OF the party politicians.
Don't fail to turn out to vote this
fall.
adv g. W. HARUM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-17

B u difacult 60 reproduce Many are
Illustrated. even showing tac placards
for the window.
How many of you enJos Maria r.
po,irss stories of the south "An-
drew the Glad ls Is story boz which
two hcroincs share the hcuors one
Is Phoebe ponclsou, daughter of am
old southern house 81 plu,kN NouuE
woman who insists ou caruiug her
W living when the fnmily fortune
tails ,hc other is Caroline parruh
Brown whose mother has married %
dcspised ".lrpctDargsr and who
COMES back from tho north to give.
anonymously. 90 monument tu hor
mother native town .u huuUr ol ihe
-,uuird,fHp, The best thing Boa tho
book ie tho atmosphere uf southern
good fellowship and hospitality.
noticed a new map oi Albuluor-
Uu. uausIue pn th, wall Boo The read
.us room which William a Stllcv
bad e.,.H tu She library This is "a
fu, addition 81. their material 600 the
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