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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

tiibton 1uoiaan, opat he tpoittamat.
tomat, fiQd fiaoin be muuttufpat TO-
eeitfi ia tuurojfF pairapimminefin
tobistuft tue. So miud olin lpppdG
iiiben, ettd ban finne patent = mietti
melt barmisiaun.
WaropaSti paStebeS.
Gnfin iStuttaa tIatn pient epdilpe'
fen mato faImamaan usfon iuuria
beibdn ipbdmisiddn, buomauttamol.
la efimertitfi, ettei ipoIfeuttu %iaatto-
nut ola ~aurinfoa ia muita
tdbtid, tabi grandchildren ristiriitat-
ia fertomufiia, tat palastalan nie.
lun pienuutta. Run faif enfiu Iiif-
teeue beibdn oiatusfpfpnid. 80.
pettpneend ia maientuneena palofi
Sntert plisfamarista. 9dnen tot
peenIa ioteutuminen fiir.pt bppin
tauas, LIFT mo bbottomuutto. 81 bdn
oIifi moinut aamistaofaan tpeIien
oIeman min %paatuneen, Ell usfoa,
maiffa fufa pliii ianonut.
Sdn foetti ientdan toiDoo.
Sind pdipdnd Iaifpat toiietfin tie
tad, ettd Gero aifoo rupeta pdipdn.
malon toimitufieen. Snteri tertoi.
9Dasta miimeiiefii iai fen fuula It'd,
ban oil 10 fdn9psid, FUN diti papi-
Ienin ddnin oiian bdneue ilmoitti.
81 It'd pubunut pitfddn aifaan mt
tddn. abbistetuin ipbdmin obotti
diti. Dibboin ianoi utfo tusfat-
iesti:
= 81 fe Iitte endd mdbddtddn pd-
Iitd SumaIastaan Ella fobistaan.
Std dibiQd oIut pbtddn Ianaa
puolustutiefi.
9estdd tdptpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24
nuoruu$ uudistetaan.

poni ldmmin, find fireaS,
- Wirfed .tuin tuulonen, -
ipodn be0d, aaterifas,
Sifa ielwd, pubtonen.
SiinG nuoren Ratios futpa.
Seima 6erran SeeIutien
otiabania painettuno
fulfee nuori bpmpiuen.
Mutta Iitteu - Spnti torttuu.
pSni ldmmin fplmenee,
finne itfun ipitd farttuu:
filmd firfaS pimenee.
Stfun Ipitd ~tatteria,
huolen iyitd baifeito!
Otiin fnntaa raSfobia
moliteua maifeita.
Salfa rasfobat5i f6ppi,
ipbdn r~astobammatii -
Hpppp otiaun e%nnGttdppi.
Nuoren tainas pimeni!
Mistd ilmddn tirfoS fiilto2
Wistd ialtaan noimoftun?S
Wistd rintaan uuii into,
Wisid iinne cote uus2
Silca ia uuben liiton
fatIe ieltedtR fdp;
5ieltd Hlmitn tdbtifituon
faa, Zen finne n%nndtidp.
SeeiutIen Gun luofie mield
halmottu tuo fanuetaan,
terpebeffi iaapi Iieud
Hampa Zen on l%Ioistaan.
Mnna s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

totut Geror ntereen, Ia run tdWo "
fdtfi bieman bpmpili, tuli tpttS pbd
enemmdn b~dmiueen.
= Gero = aloitti bdn.
6dn ei moinuttaan iattaa, poima
tas mielenItifutus maItai bdnen, ia
tietoen fdtenId tpeIien faulaan Ia
painaen pddnid bdnen oltopddaeen
oIfoi bdn roiusti nppbfpttdd.
Gero oil fuin puusta puoonnut iou
buttuaan Northumberland raiuilman
fdFin.
Dlipddn1d bdn inboIi naiSten tpp'
neIeitd. mutta MT ban Tieti Snferin
itfua, iiud ie pulpobti eiiin Min wdlit
t1mdst, ilman tarfoituSta, ilman
bartintaa.
2empedud fdbeud bdn kDnii SIN
terid etemmdtfi, leifiaiiesh pubumal.
Ia foettaeH iaaoa bdnet to iapainoon.
pian bpmpiIi Snferi ia bdpeii beif
fouttaan. Sdn pmmdrfi ioutuneenia
auttamatto masti toppiolIe. Ndin no
lost Ell bdn oliii Iuuuut tdpmdn.
Sdn Ell olii endd pubunt mitddn,
mutta Geron fehoitMfiet poifuttipat,
ettd han ientddu pubui, mitd iDbd'
melddn oil.
So Gero pastofi Iisfonia fpipmpf.
Tin ilman ipaa, ia mpDsfin ban pu'
hui foitesta mitd bdnen IpedmeudGn
oil, toimoen ebes oIittaista pmmdxu
rpStG.
Gifd bdn toineesInon tofonaan
petipnptfddn. Ninafin bdneStd ndpt
II fItd, ettd idrferpd Snteri bpwdf'pi
bdnen idrtiipiidnia enemmdn FUN
mponFtddn.
Gibdn moi paatia, ettd mind
maStoin mofaumustoni pddtdpah
faa mpDntdiIin ia b9ndfipifin finuu
usfomaIi afiat - pulpit Zero. =
Wutta JOS iosfus minuqe fdp TEL
mdtfi, ettd on olemasia ielainen iuu
ri Olento, iobon find usfot, min mt
nd %mielibpmin olen p%olpiStutpa I'D
men eteenid. Dmmdrrdibdn, hppd
Rsfo etta fun en- usfo, Min en- usto
Gibdn pofaumufIeIeen mitddn NAB
ba.
Snferi buotaF buomaamattaan
tpipesiddn:
- Onto finun pafaumufIefi Filter
tdpfn rebeuinen?
- Nitn rebelinen fuin nafaumus
pleenid ~iaottaa ola.
Iotuutta etimGudfD oIet {iibe,
}. tunut, mai fieltdmdud faifen fen, mi
Il Ed innue on nosienmielistG?
B.. - Saui minun enIin eiitt66 5amo
ct tpipmntiet iinun ipostottafpitIeF :
| moi Gero.
NJ Snferi paiten;.
L.. - Eoiuutta etIimdudtD oIet tpafau
/. muiiei iaotputionut, rebeuiiesti mer
taamaua %oIioita> ia %oTioita, fpiid 4
1. mastofpitd %festenG6n. GifobGi
main Iiene min, eiid find Idboit na
II faumusta iaamutto maan Iiitd pIetta
q m~utiesta, ettd SumaIo on oIemasit
n ia Roomattu on Sdnen erebtpmd
I. tDntd Ionaonio.
Snferi paifeni pbd.
- Gnnenfutn paobit minulta t6pt
I'd rebeuiIppttd - iattoi Gero - tulif
finun iiefi ebes oiapmileen prittdi
rebsuiippttd. 2lIoita aIusto! Sutfi
onto Raomattu fen armoinen, etti
ita mniIi pitdd SumaIan firioitama'
no! So httfi ia eff Idpi fofo oIemai
fen, Jos mott Sumalaa I5ptdd! Soc
tduaiIen tutfimufien idIestd oIet iaa
muttanut mafaumufIen, on ie rebel
linen, ia Iuulen - toinen Putin mt.
Snferi iunTi nilun pdristpttdtpdr
u iIeddn. aooten moimania bda Iau'
iui:
n - OIii SumoIon piIffoa, ics mind
Iabtifin hdnen ianoiaon orwosiele'
n maan. rgutuaot ofpoi. iotfa eipdl
2 nGe ia fnitenfin usfopot."
+. grmaFn 10 mibin tpetoiit, idrien
mans eli ottomiieen msfon fuulioi.
0 5uuteen. 9eibdn Sumalonneban ei
Feod aiotteIemisto, fiud bdn niibtpp
mieIuummin p~imedsId.
- Gero, Gero. old piIftaa Sumo.
lao! - buff Snferi posfet polttatpi
no, ieboen fdFnddn Iiiffeen ifddn.
tutn tufitaffeen faubeufFia Iauiutpan
, fuun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

,,Eabbon IauIaa, tabbon IauIaa
Sumalastani. 9erran bpppps fes'
tdd, Stt' Ell mitddn estd. Eoben tot
ia, toben totta 9erra bpmx on"
u. 6.
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$idctuitd.
2iri. gamma Rauta.
(Sattou.)

pdinduiIeu idleStd pietettiin pb'
beSid bauSfa iltapuhoe. Zero oil
pubeIiaola tuuleQa, ban fertoi Eos.
Cum toiienil perdstd, iaooen toilet
nauromaon Min, ett6 fpebet tippui
mat flmistd. Wafopo, i6r5mdinen
Olaritifin nouroi min, ettd b6nen to.
notta ruumiinia tutiii. gitpipd bdn'
Elm puolestaan fertomaan pori has
Iunfurista iutiua, iotfa oil iosfuS lu'
fenut vSurun Iebbestd." Wasta FUN
it'd tuIi iouftoon, muuttui fesfusteIu
ndbdn natamammatTi. 81 HfIi, eitd
bdnid diff pelditp, fiud fpud bdn
naurua iumaitfi, naan bdnen man'
bu~ubeDoan ia funnianarnoiiuubel'
laan oil muuten Ieloineu paitutuS.
- 2pudpds ieitd IapIettaa - tuu-
mt uffo main bpmpiuen, aStuesIaan
buoneeIeen. - Dina tuo ditefin pbtd
Iapiena ppipp.
Slta fului than buomaamatta.
/ Wp5bddu pDbDn Iufi Zero fama.
risiaon romonneia, ioita oil tuonut
mufanaon. Wutta ban oil fen ba,
iamielinen. ettd meni fofonaifia 4.
muia iIman ettd tiefi mitd niisid oil
pubuttu 9dn muisteIi Genoa md
bdn mdlid. 6dn eifd futaan nun
oil oletpa bdnen.
SGn rooitti open, Fun hintui Min
fuumolta !6dn idi fibeu ieifomaan
ib%meiSIddn. FUN fuuIi nield tntiDien
famariStafin Iiifettd. Wieldt1 he
npt maItpomat niiben iouIuIabioieu,
ia fonsio?
SieItd olfoi fuulua Inulua. Gero
tun{i fdtpeleen, ie oil: ~Suu buItuus,
ratas Sfdni.A
6dn meti btIiaa omen tiinni ia pa
neutmt nuffumaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

2un firsti ia Gepa erddnd pdipd'
nd fapelpqd ouesiaan fulfimot Eau.
nista, buurteisten piiben reunuSta'
maa metidtietd pitfin. fpTpi Rirstt
fuisfaten:
- WieldtD rafaStat bdntd?
So Gewa mastaf biliaa.
- Snemmdn fuin ennen - en- NOT
muuta.
Tdtd ianoesIaan oil Gepa RirStin
mieleStd min ihana, ettd bdnen tdp-
tpi fietaista fdimartenia bdnen nm.
pdriueen.
- Woi iinua, ratas, fuItoinen
Gemani! Siffi find oIet ouuttin
min omitutien bobtama, tai fuinta
ianoiin -. on futn fatIeliIit iotain
Iuuremmo'ien founista.
- Sinun tomouofi - Ieifitii Sena.
= Sinun ndtDpiiriTi FiaItdd alma
petttdu ~toureutto.
&rstt tuli toiiIemmaff.
- 6 bdn ianonut iitd i,paten2
- go. no, dl6bdn ole min orfa,
fpaiffapa Tiind oIifi bieman ifpaafin
olut. NdettDs, nina iosfus
luuIer - mutta mitdpd fiitd ne+ti
Sono MT fpoin mitd aiot, iud
f%esfindinen iuoruus on bppd opu-
pulpit 2irsti, pistden fdtenid Gepan
tainaIoon.
= On futn fiuun fo%uneuben ilnofi
olifi iiaQtnea - io,foi MT Gema -
fuin tofi diff iinule mdbemmdnar-
poiSta fuin faunis.
= RentieS on Min - Iou5ui RirSti
miettipdiiend - mutta - Ii5dfi hdn -
eibdn fauneus ole totumben moSto.
fobta, pbteenbdn ne fuuImmot. Gu
nina totuutta balpefF, Gena fuIta,
iad totuubesiaban nina nden fau.
reutta. MinoaStaan totuuben Idpi.
tunfema fauneus on minuue armp.
faSta.
Rum ct Gepa Iiiben mitddn Iano.
nut, fpipi 2irSti:
2uinfa find olet tuIIut 5itd ala.
teaeefR? Ninusta finuua on pbtd
atpoin Filmd fauneubeue fuin feneud
totieua tabauia.
Gepo poin mietti painaen .eufaaf,.
Ia nasten puubtiota.
pubu MT mi.d oietteIet = pm.
tell toinen.
- 8pudbdn nina pubuiFn - 5onoi
mt Gepa mutta en- oIaa tebbd
fitd ieIwdd, Fad Gu ole aioteuut
ftd fanotff.
ptbdt fiS fnmmintin, eta mt.
u fauneuoeniboiIuni on boitaf{
totuuben tuntemi1eue?
Soaain tomouo, RirsH IauIut
Gepa, ddnesId anteeffpppnt5d.
NoIemmat iditpdt oiatteIemaan.
9otbunportiqe pddstpddu be fddn.
tpitpdt t~ataifin fotiinpdin. Rirstin
fdfi oil pbd Gewop toinaIosfa, fiud
hdn oil Iuonteeltaon bntpduemd.
9dn pppfi mieId, ettd Gemo ebes
foettoif tarfemmin ieIittdd. mitd ON
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-24

so ieuraatpana pdimdnd tefi sSn
Cert enfimdiIen bpDffdpfiend. Sdu
ei endd motnut 0na pubumatta, 3D.
nen omotuntonfa ei fauinut bdnen
maiieto fautpemmtn. Tdptpibdn I'D.
men tebbd moitupanfa rattan meit.
tonIo ipaupou omifefF.
bdn pitt noranIa, ettd enfimdiieu
Iopelioon betten tlItua pddIi puiab
tomoon fpeIien famoriin.
Mutta pddStpddn finne tunfi bdn
dffid epdwormuutta, pqitta oil fou.
on marustoutunut tdtd betfed mar.
ten. 2un Gero, iofa buomoi iotoin
oIetpon iefeiud, IuuntaF obottaman
faifeenfd Snferiin, punostut idmd.
-. 5ulin fnua fotiomaan = Iouiui
bdn fDmpeI0sti, unobtoen ~ebeItdpdin
tefemdnia tarfat iuunnitteIut. Sdn
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CHAPTER xxi.
The COLLAPSE.

ne OOhdPSCs
Mrs. Brand did not leave the car,
for she did not know her husband had
gone to the Reynolds home. He had
merely pleaded a business engage
ment as his excuse for leaving the
marty. for he thought that to say he
was going to see Reynolds would have
prompted more than cursory inquiries
from both the young women. As soon
as Jane was out of the machine the
chauffeur turned and spurted towards
the Brands house, so he was out of
call by the time the door had been
opened for her and she saw Brand
within.
Her entrance could not have been
more accurately timed if she had
chosen the exact moment of it, for
Brands truculent tactics had driven
her husband to desperation and the IN
written law that prevents attack when
one is in the others home would have
held good no longer.
REYNOLDS recovered himself suffi-
ciently to smile welcome and inquire
why Mrs. Brand had not accompanied
Jane in.
"She certainly would have come If
she had known Mr.. Brand was here,
his wife answered.
She stood regarding the two men in
a quizzical way, scarcely conceaiing
the surprise she felt after Brands
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cernedly. Rather late, l should say
only for moment, Dick. need
the air."
"Can l trail along?"
you needn't. I'll be right back"
He stepped forward, but the report
er backed along in front of him. AS
they neared the door Reynolds made
dash for it, but Dick was too quick for
him. He stepped slightly aside and
caught his friend from the rear, pin
ioning both his arms behind him. They
struggled to and fro until Dick had
dragged him to the center of the floor.
Let me goi" Reynolds shouted.
Damn you, Meade, knew you'd do
that. Let me go, will youl You don't
know what he's done to me or you'd
help instead of stop me. Let me go!
The noise of the struggle brought
Jane from the dining room. She stood
half way a moment, watching the con-
tortions Of the breathless men, like
one charmed and bereft of mobility.
Dick had dragged Bob to the divan
now and they fell on it together. With
quick movement the reporter
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II --eynolds paced the floor and hi
voice rose to almost a hysterical pitch
God" he exclaimed, as he stopped
and faced her, 81 almost believe he's
convinced you that I'm criminal ant
he's saint with a double ringeC
halo!"
She had reached the end of her en-
| durance and stood up quivering with
resentment.
You have no right to abuse me this
way" she cried, .and won't stand it
You know that | only tried to find a
place for us among decent people and
give you the opportunity to provide
it,"
Opportunity" he sneered. eyes
opportunity for plain, ordinary thiev.
ing. That's what it was, and did it
for you. Now there are two alterna.
tives, Jane. One to go on, and the
other to give up. If you want to go on
I'm going to have my way this time
and Brand will have to deal with me
and answer to me, not to you. I'm not
going to let him off with $4,000 by
squaring matters at the bank, and go
out into the world penniless. I am go
ing to clear my conscience and make
clean breast of it or l am going to
make it plain blackmail and make it
pay. Either we're crooks or we're
honest and if we've made up our minds
to be crooks let's be good ones"
'Bob!" she cried again, backing
away while he followed. Her back
was to the wall now and she crouched
almost as. if she expected a blow.
Eyes, crooks!" he persisted in an
swer to her look of horror. That's
what l said. Crcoks!"
His hand was extended, fist doubled.
But of a sudden it dropped to his
side. Her lock of appeal-of abject
terror-pierced the mists of his cloud
ed brain. He stopped, limp and help
less.
well, what-about it-Jane? I've
explained it ALL guess"
"You have" she answered in halt
ing tones. "You have explained
about-yourself, and you should haze
done so six years ago, before l married
you"
She staggered toward the door to
the dining room and he followed with
hands outstretched in mute appeal.
Don't, Bob, please" she cried soft
ly. LET me-Go."
She passed through the door quickly
and turned the lock. He stood looking
after her moment, pathetic picture
of complete despair. He tottered to
the divan and sank upon it with face
buried in his hands. So he sat for sew
eral minutes, only heaving shoulders
betraying the depth of his anguish
Then he dropped his hands suddenly
and Strengthened up. His face still
portrayed bitter hopelessness, but
here was mingled with it demoniacal
ook of resolve. The look did not es-
cape silent spectator on the stairs.
Reynolds stepped briskly now to o.
little cabinet beside the piano and
1ent over it, opening concealed slide.
A bit of shining blue metal flashed in
lis hands and he turned the cylinder
luickly to make sure that it contained
is deadly load. He moved to the
able for his hat and as he did so Dick |
Tipped down the remaining steps and
tepped softly across the room. AS
Reynolds looked up the reporter stood
,efore him.
"Going out, Bob?" he asked uncon-
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The Honorable Probate Comt for the District
aforesaid -
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
Estate of William Milo Small late Of Morris.
town. in said District, deceased, Greeting -
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court in writing, by the Administrator of said
estate, praying for license and authority to sell
all of real estate of said deceased, tn wit:-Home
Farm, consisting of asa scres-26o acres in Nor
rstown and 22 acres in Stowe-with buildings,
situated on what is known as the Randolph Road
representing to said Court that it would be bene-
fetal to the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased, to sell said real estate
and convert the same into money.
And bringing into Court the consent and appro.
baton in writing, of all the heirs of said estate
siding in this State and setting forth the situation
of the real estate.
WHEREUPoN, the said Court appointed and
assigned the
10th day of November, 1914,
At the Probate Office in Hyde Park, in said Dis
petition, and ordered public notice thereof to be
given to all persons interested therein by publish.
ing said order together with the time and place of
hearing, three weeks successfully in the News and
Citizen, newspaper which cireuktes m The neigh.
borhood of those persons interested in said estate
all of which publications shall be previous to the
day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then and there in SAID Court to make your obec.
tons to the granting Of such license, if you see
cause.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, in said
District, this 24th day OF October 1914.
LIZZIE A. WHITE, Register.
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reached for Reynolds hip pocket. He
secured the revolver, but as he loosed
one hand to do SO, Bob, with lurch,
broke from his grasp and stood pant
ing before him.
Give me that pistol" he ordered.
He got only quiet smile and a
shake of the head from his friend
"Then, damn it, I'll do it with my
hands," he cried and rushed toward
the door.
Jane staggered after him.
"Bob-Bob, dear! My boy! My hus-
band!" she called beseechingly. The
tenderness of her tone, the love note
in her voice, arrested him for a mo-
ment where the antagonism of his
friend had only accumulated his hys-
terra. He stopped and looked at her.
Bob" she cried softly, come back
back with me. | know I've been to
blame. It's all my fault"
He only looked and his eyes sudden
ly were befogged with tears. His
hands dropped again. The same in
ertia as before overcame him. He
started back toward her, tottered and
fell headlong to the floor.
The terror stricken wife stopped
and caught his head in her hands,
showering it with kisses.
Bob! Bob! Speak to mel" she
cried.
She pressed open his eyelids, her
own tears mingling with his, while
Dick, with more practical mind, forced
brandy through his lips and sent her
to the kitchen for ice. They packed
the broken ice about his head and
chafed his hands, but in vain. He gave
no sign of returning consciousness.
Their physician lived only few
doors away and in few minutes, hav-
ing been summarily aroused by Dick,
he was bending over his neighbours
side
"A nervous collapse" he said SEN
tentiously. He mixed a stimulant and
administered some of it. Get some
of this into him every Is minutes and
he'll come around. His heart action is
good" he added, bending an ear to
Reynolds chest. "It's only a question !
of time-minutes, maybe hours, but !
there is no immediate danger. Come" |
he finished curtly, addressing Dick.
well carry him up to his room"
Jane followed and, weeping silently,
helped to get her husband into bed.
The doctor, like all others, assured
that there was no pressing peril, pre-
pared to resume his broken rest, but
Jane would not let him CO. He sat
down resignedly, feeling of the strick-
en- mans pulse and from time to time
administering the stimulant as he had
directed. At last Reynolds lids parted
and he stared weakly about. He looked
at the doctor, but as Jane
knelt and pressed her lips to his he
recognized her and spoke her name.
That's all" the physician said as
ne arose. Never mind the medicine
now. III send a nurse in the morning.
Your husband needs rest, Mrs. Rey-
lolds-a good one. AS soon as he is
Up get him away from business, and
from other things"
He looked significantly at Dick, who
nodded a knowing assent. Then he
oade him good night.
Reynolds, his hand clasped in his
vife's, lay quiet, speaking softly now
ind then to assure her of his con-
and then weakly indicated
hat he would like to sleep.
'I'll bunk on the divan in Bob's den,"
Dick told Jane. you're all right, old
nan, / know" he said, bending over
lis friend. you want what the doctor
and you want it now"
He slipped out and left them alone.
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and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the whole
system. Doan's Regulets Use per box
act mildly on the liver and bowels, At
all drug stores. Advt.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sIasa s1o Of IxNANIA14
Benefit of the Best Linht.

We should be as generous with q
man as we are with a picture, which
we always give the beGcfit of the best
possible light.-Ralph w. Emerson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11

Feel languId, weak, run down? Head
ache? Stomach off? A good remedy
is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask your
druggist. Price 81 90. Adv't.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11
Prey on cinsv Moth.

A dozen or more different species
OF insects which are known to be the
enemies of the gypsy moth, have been
introduced into the moth-infested ter
ritory of Massachusetts, and the out
look is decidedly hopeful for the ex-
termination of the pest.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11

CHEAPEST accident Insurance Is DR..
Th9ma4 Eclectic Oil. For burns. kee't's.
cut and Emergencies. At al drug stores.
Ptfce 800. Az<t
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11

For any itchiness of the skin, for rash
es, chap, pimples, ETC., try Doan's Oinl-
ment. ODE at all drug stores. Adv't.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11
Persisten+ Mn

What abcE. the rent of
place like this? I suppose the land
lord asks lot for it?' Hardup- Yes,
rather. He's always asking for it"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11
Artistic Evasion.

They were two little children and
they were painting pictures In their
school books. One youngster finished
a COW in blue. and then remembered
never to have seen a blue COW.
Never mind" encouragingly said the
ether, we will say the COW is cold"
--Ekchahge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11
CENTRAL VT. RAILWAY

Trains Leave TIE following sta
tons daily except Sunday.
In EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27, 1914
No. IL No. "a No. "a
Cambridge Jet. $40 "a m. 92oa.m POOP. m
Jefersonvfe 5:I5 9:2A -:o4
Cambridge ;:28 GAO 7Io
Connections are to be made at
Essex Junction as follows: No ~
with the Mail Train for all New
Epglard Points; No "a with the
New 8 gland States Limited Ex-
press for New England Points aud
with Local Passenger for Montreal
No. "a with the Night Express for
all New England Points
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11
Estate of William Milo Small

State of vermont-Dlstrict of Lamoille, IS.
The Honorable Probate Cout for the District
aforesaid -
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-11-11

(To be Continued
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-04

The Stars friend, Bart Corley,
was in the city Sunday and paid this
Office an appreciated call It's a treat
to have Bart sit down in a chair by
you and tell you things. Bart is a
typical country editor; that is, he
sets type, feeds the press and some
times sweeps out the Office as we'll as
writes copy. He possesses fund of
quiet humor and gift of expression
that through his own modesty is be-
ing lost to the world. If he would
write of the various things he sees
and hears in the same way he talks
to his intimate friends about them,
he would make a name and fame for
himself and town. The people of
Leesburg should give Corley the OPP
portunity, and insist that he used it,,
to write of their town and it's sur
roundings as he can better than any
other man among them. It would
pay them well to do so.