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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You get good
value for your money.

Fancy stationery at Ellis-Hall Co,
Department Store.
julie Rage at the Ideal Home Bakery
this week Saturday and next Friday
before Christmas.
We still have a few apples left, for
Csc per bushel. They're going fast.
B%rookings Produce Co.
Seven more days to win the cut glass
at the Ideal Home Bakery. Votes must
be in December "a, by noon.
Mrs. Will Collins and daughter ar
rived home last Saturday morning
from Odebolt, Iowa, where they visited
a month or so with relatives and
friends.
You are not 90 late for pictures for
Xmas at Clarin Studio. We have four
assistants and can wait on you any
time and get out your work very
prompt.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson returned Tues
day from L%angford, S. D., where she
has been visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. Ben Wickre and family, for the
last couple of months.
Mrs. John DeBoer now has on sale
at her home, corner 8th street and 18th
avenue, a display of her decorated
china, among which you may be able
to find something suitable for that
Christmas gift. Will be pleased to
have you call and look it over
Miss Jennie Nelson of the Second
grade of the Brookings schools was
called home to northern Minnesota by
the serious illness of her father last
Friday. Word received later by Brook
ings friends stated that her father had
died and funeral services were held
Sunday. Miss Nelson will resume her
school work here after the Christmas
holidays.
Instead Of next Wednesday. as is an,
nounced in another column OF this
issue of the Register, State College
will close for the Christmas vacation
on Friday afternoon Of this week. This
was decided by the faculty Tuesday
afternoon. following the presentation
of a second petition by the students
and will give the pupils a vacation OF
over two weeks.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

Sewing sets and fancy baskets at
Ellis-Hall Co. Department Store.
julie Rage at the Ideal Home Bakery
this week Saturday and next Friday
before Christmas.
Special sale on furs at the Hub De
partment Store Friday and Saturday.
a large and new shipment will be on
display.
A. j.. Nesby of Dell Rapids arrived
last Saturday morning and was pres
ent at the Odd Fellows lodge in the
of Grand Patriarch of the Grand En-
campment in the order. Nine candi-
dates were initiated in all the degrees
Of the order at the special meeting
Saturday night, six of them being from
White.
States Attorney w. w. Knight and
Sheriff L.. j. Dunn of Deuel. county
came down from Clear Lake Monday
and brought with them a prisoner, q
Jew from St. Paul. The man was
charged with taking orders for liquor
without a license and he plead guilty
before Judge Carl G. Sherwood at the
county court house. He was fined
$4,000 and costs, amounting in all to
$77.95, and sentenced to thirty days IN
Jail but the Jail sentence was RENTED
on condition he pay his fine. He paid
the fine and made his getaway as
quickly as possible and the chances are
Deuel. county will go without at least
one vender of Christmas goods this
year, due to the wheels of justice.
Brookings residents were consider
ably surprised and likewise panied to
learn that Arthur Marvin, junior mem
Der Of the plumbing firm of S. Marvin
& Son, had suddenly left the city last
Saturday evening, giving no reason
for his action to his family, business
associates or friends. MI. Marvin had
various business dealings with differ
ent business men of the city Saturday
afternoon and in no instance gave
cause for thought that he was con-
templating a move which, to his
friends, appears rash. During the few
years that he was a Brookings resi-
dent he made scores Of friends, and ap-
parently enjoyed a nice plumbing bust
ness. During the past year he has
erected a number of modern residences
in the city and the indications pointed
toward him as being one of the city's
coming successful business men and
one who had all the necessities and
many of the luxuries of life. His
many friends are puzzled as to his
actions and they, with the family, very
much regret the circumstance, on
trolled only by the young man himself.
1t Is not known whence he departed
mol what his future plans are.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

A light snow visited Brookings and
the surrounding territory Saturday
night and Sunday morning. Fine
fakes began to fall about eleven
o'clock Saturday night and Sunday
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

The Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
viii hold q joint meeting at the
Masonic Temple next Tuesday even
ing. December Fl. The occasion win
be installation OF officers.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

morning we were greeted with a cover
ing of an inch or so In thickness. The
weather has assumed q more wintery
aspect and the prospects are bright for
a white Christmas" after al.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

Solve your Gift Problems
right here in Kendall's large
and varied display of Nmas
goods.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

Perfumes and Toilet Water
make ideal Christmas gifts.
Hudnut's, Palmer's and Har-
mOny.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

A large assortment of recent
copyright Books at popular
prices.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-12-16

In leather cases, varying in
price from $500 to $500. Good
any time, but especially so at
Christmas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
Vlene de ii pagina 4.

A este prop6sito, Angel Mosse
destruye una vieja leyenda que
aribuye a los fenicios la invenci6n
del color pUrpura. FL molusco, Gu
70 zumo produce ell precioso color,
habia sido pescado por los haitian
ties de Creta, dos mil amos antes de
IL cristiana epoca. en- Ia cual e.
concrete de los fenicios era aun
desconocido. Es curioso esa repe-
ticion de la moda a traves de la
historic y q Ia e logica, porque
10 bello es siempre bello Y ell gus
to estetico comun q todos los item
pos y a todos las edades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
Hay OLE ALTAR Ia EOL PiRA
OLE Ia ElIpRESA.....
Vieue de Ia pAglna S.

mas que comian q dos carriIlos, re-
banadas de pan con pedaZos de
carne. Algunos tiraban Ia comida
Dor el suelo. en- su afan de cogerla
primero.
i've usted?-dijo e! jefe ca
rrancista que seguia a mi lado. D.
game listed 81 cree que ESQ hon.
bres, que no son capaces de COM
prender siquiera que est;n o~frecien-
do un espect&culo POGO agradable
V que no los recomienda ante el pue
bio americana que los observa, po-
dram sentir asa cosa grande y san
ia que debiera ser Ia revolution, ia
verdadera revolucion. que luchara
por principles altos Y mobiles.
No tuvo conteStaci6n Ia pregunta.
Al reporter le ~preocupaba mas, en-
aQuellos momen,os. una miss. rubia
' rosada. que con el "hodack" obte-
MIA algUnas instantaneaS, probable
mente para exhibir postales en- al
guna tienda neoyorkina o de Chi
cago. Las vistas de cualQuier
Mexican Curio' veran, un dia de
estos. recogidas por Ia reiicula. las
differences faces de la cena de ne
gros 0 de antrop6fagoS Ell que Sc
]convirtio el rancho ofrecido por
ell Gobierno de facto......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
HART0NG CnMISIONO.
Yiene de In pagina 6.

10 abstracto. cada hombre V cada
mujer, es un paQuete lacraGo: nadie
Sabe 10 que hay debajo De "a cortczl
que oculta 81 corazon. :Pruebas?
Las tengo y las themes til, lector. A
nuestro alrededor hay mil casos de
m~atrimonios desgraciados, en- los que
el hombre y ia mujer fueron a la bo-
da c~reyendo, antes de unirSe selem-
nemente, que habian sido creados ell
uno para el otro, convenciendose de
su error, unicamente despues de Vi
viz juntos algun tempo. FL hacen-
dado de Canton debe ser IN hombre
de mucho ~talento, un desenganado,
que Sc convencio a tempo de 10 que
es, verdaderamente. el amor.
ATTACHE.
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Ocro i~ncidente.

-iCausa bochorno. NO Sc po-
dria evitar TODD esto?-interroga-
mos.
-Es dificil. La revolucion no
es RIGA, Y mieEtraS tenga que man
dar soldados a Sonora por terri
torio americana, habra. ocasioneS de
presenciar 10 que hemos visto. Pc
dria. gastandose mas, agregar a ca
da tren un CAIRO especial para
preparar los alimentos; entonces.
cuando menos, no ocurriria que en-
una ~estaci0n importante Sc Iuciera
De pronto, sc oyeron voces des-
templadas hacia Ia puerta de Ia Es-
tacion. iQut ocurria?. Eolvimos
Ia cara para verlo. E. portcro que
la cuidaba Y un carrancista discu-
tian con calor, porque el segundo
trataba de salir Y el primero Sc 10
impedia de acuerdo con el reglamen-
TO del f~errocarril. Cada uno ha-
blaba en- su propio idioma. Y min
guno Sc entendia.
Al final de cuentas. el portero.
IN hombre fornido Y alto. cogio del
cueIIo al jefe carrancista y, zaran-
deando!o, 10 arrojo hacia ell inte-
rior.
Que vergiienza!-dij mi 4
companante. hacienda el slludo mi
litar.
Que ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Por fortuna, la campana del tren
sonaba Y los carros comenzaban q
rodar, poniendo termino a Ia ia
.rea de Ia miss, rubia ' rosada, de
obtener peliculas para una tienda
de Mexican Curio" y = Ia pena sin
cera Y honrada que todos los me-
xicanoS cultoS sintieron. al yer e. RI
diculo en- que ponian 4 la Nac;on
Y 4 Ia raza, los "soldados de In IL
bertad". los voluntarios del ca
rrancismo". los hombres del ''Ejer-
cito del Pueblo que luchan por Ia
redenci6n.
Victor DAVID DELCADO.
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''npi"a'!a con f~rrtuenr'a en- aF''-
rii."> ' r"m'niarIo> dr IA llI'iiHa Sc
mana. t"ara>o DE- IA diPl'Hha'Ia
..-."Sa tn Ia poiitita I' los Bal
han">: Irar2>o mItltar Il" los ANA
los IN "A rmpre>a De Io> bariane-
IrS: ~r-araSo guerrero tie los aus
,ro-ai"manr> FL Gaiitzja La no
ri d" l"> ~frara>o> deb" ~pr"red"r
y IA i' % "Yit"S drtiniiIv"N. '
'St"> .trbrn ser rdpido> :: alu".ioS
- rump.an.
Ia. yr1,aS3S noIitiros nrSan o
ac .n n. ru.Srionr, ia guerra.
Dimi.ion.. II. Njrjs,ro, ha habido
N F~an-.a y cn I~u=latrrra. Las
+ aunn ant.riormrnt" III Austria '
81. Alrrnauia. ' uada influyrron IN
drSarrollo H. .o> arontrcimi-n-
Hos miIitarrs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
iPor que pref;eren los Nexicanos
MI Casa de Gambia
National Exchange Agency?

Porcue solamente vrndv billeies C. los Ban
COS NaciOaal Cr Mexico : LOndTcS J AeAi-
CO. ode Del GGO Ge 1912 para dbay".
POTCue ms ~ITr@.uS son mas 52ratuS CUE
los d cuaiuv!rrI MIRA ggcGc!2
PoTgue nUnca SOI.rl'O =. c!Ee-O aCelania-
60 para hac=.le ana sen;I.
Y pOrque al reCihir Gel Express IL p-dld0.
REyISA Y CUENTA >CS hEll",gS AN1&S DE-
PAGAR 81 IMPORTE. De e>Ja manera. Us
ted SIempTe COmprar! mOHcta meNlc2na 8
su en,erA <atISraSrIGI-
OfreSCo 3 fa.en 10 Su.icite proporcionaT
intOTmCS SUbre Slllda Ge iFepeS = MEXICO,
0 cualuliera O;To III EScriSdne GnteS
de hGcrr 81 cOmQTa 4 otra casa.
ARTURO N. GUEVAEA.
P. O.. Box No. 81. Laredo, Tex.
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ASOClACiONES CARiTATlVAS:
Eficiente amor fraternal Y simpat;a
I'm eXpediente muy c6modo para mi
tig2r los remordimientos que atena-
. la conciencia, goZando Tranquil
lamentc de los frutos maduros del
pillaje liberal.
II " y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

PRCSPERIDAD: 10 cue todos cs-
pcran Y munc iie@a: c! iataiismo 4
que est&n s~ujetos los individucs, la
instituciones y hasJa los p]uehlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

VERSO LiRRE: Una chiflatura
poetica: 81 ri;mo APPLICABLE al G.rimo
pcriodo de ia ataxia locomotriz de
los iatc.ectu2Ics sin intelccto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
GRAN COLLECTION DE NOyELAs.

GRAN ECC De
Las Noyelss anotsdas a continuation es-
an s-eleccionsdaS entre las me!oreS, sleGdo
81 precio-
4 Ia ruStic8 saC
EmUastsdaS en- tels
HE ApUI la LISTA:-
La Herencia De BellecroII
Los HtioS del Are
FL Bale de las Eicttmss
FL SeCreIo de Ia SolteronS
e Hombre sin Cara
Yards
e. Sillon Trastco
La Reina MlsteriO
Sin Sombre
El Rev de "a Praders
e. Secretario Millionaire
En- las FronteraS del Far West
La Montana de Luz
e. Captain del Dyump8
FL Misterio del CoTaz0n Verde
In visIe al Polo
FL PuhRl de ORC
La Costa de Narrl
El Doncel de D. Enrique ei DonenIe
Il Nila Rohad3
La CiUdad del Rey LepToSo
FL neroe ' el Cesar
e Testamento de IN Conspirado-
AyeriuraS de Mr.. Ptckwtck
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Victor DAVID DELCADO.
LAS MUJEREs HACE 1000 AMOS

Ell Paso, Tex. Octubre % de 1915.
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-iCausa bochorno. NO Sc po-
dria evitar TODD esto?-interroga-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

The occasion had been an egg fight,
not between Rodney and Ambrose
Peale. but between the audience and
the stage. Il had been very lively
and sayory affair indeed, quite EN-
ciently carried through By the college
students scattered out In front
II had been college play and had
seemed to the student Observers Of 1t
% lacking In verisimilitrde that they
had set up counter demonstration In
front to show probably what real col
lege life was like. Rodney had not
thrown any eggs himself. because he
had forgotten to bring any with him,
Circumstance which was the saving
Of him. for It had been noted By Peaie,
the manager Of the piece, and brought
him to the rescue. Peale had been
very decent 70 him and kept him out
Of Jan, thereby saving him numerous
cutz. unlike the other fellows who had
been duly hailed before the dean and
suspended. besidek laguring IN the head
lines Of the Boston papers.
Mr.. Peale vowed he had been look
inG for Rodney 70. 4 Heek, but with
no success
'Yery mysterious about JON up on
tie svenue yesterday. he said
what's upT
Just little family row. said Rod
naY. Whats your llne nowTs
well I'm stu IN the show bust.
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IS.
they any better than any other sarter9
You don't snow don't know, hut m
my HE every magazine I've ever look
ed into has had Z picture OF mans
leg with eertain kind Of garter on ii,
the -. 50 when 50 into q store 10
buy Q pair az gartels I Just naturally
eaE So do you. You dnn,t read
advertiseMknty1 RotE:
But said Rodney.
hnt ahou j, /, a sssaned snsaIe.
sAdvertistng,s rssponsibls Tor every.
thing. When Bryan adYertised grapa
juice do Jon know that III ale went
mp 662 gallons q dsy7s e; i
'tYon don't really near itf'
'Ido.P
-Bnt e52 gallons How do you know
twas 612:. asked Rodney.
III let Jon into 4 little seerets con-
hded Peale, 7 don't know thing
about grape juice-and as long as mr.
health and strength keep up I hope i
never shaH-but II / said I'd Rad IN !
newspaper that the sale had gone IN
652 gallons you wouldn't have doubted
It. would your
no. I suppose I shouldn't,s Rodney
agreed.
And you'd have told somebody else.
and he'd have beaiered Jon too went
on PeaIe. ~
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IN opNEY left the club and went
home He skipped upstairs to
I'm his room two steps At time.
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chAPrERvi.

IN yHAT kind Of eggs do You
J" eatT PeaIe asked Rodney.
Why. hens eggs, OF
cot,rxp r Rnsfnnr laa,Chaa
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10
Novelized by Samuel Field
From the Successful Play BY
ROI COOPER MEdRE and WALTER HAeKEH

stumbled a&f618 an 6Sz fanny Cook
book. II fell open at q certain page
fate was on tie Job Is was hnnch,'-
but what s it7s
TITS an Old family recipe for max
Ing cheap soap. Il, says IT'S the cheap
eat soap In the world. cheaper even
then the manufacturers make It. I'm
going into the soap business"
.swhatT
.:surs-father did-look at the money
he made. Why shouldn't IT'
You're joking"
TmTin dead earnest I'm going to
buck the trust. You SEQ. IN have MI
tie popular sympathy independent
young son Of soap king fights father
don't buy from the trust
but = that very nice to your IA
ther7
Has he been very nice to me? It's
great. Down with monopoly Hur-
nah for the peoplel rye heard political
speeches like that. Hurrah for the
peoples soapI That isn't bad nans
either-the peoples soap!-
But you haven't any capital
Il never thought Of thatr Z
You'd need lot Of money too.-
.well,s Rodney said. well. nj last
have 10 Eet ii. that's an. and you'Il -
my secretary
..Rosrev Won nr.t .ton +.,k,ns !,
you,lI "a stony hrote With tbie Ian,
esIlt, ye,lad Agarv 80
1sWeil5 wbsn -, i -. Won ...,n >,
Ro8ner rers,stad
n shan a. Il tha o,,,ca Al, !, y IL,
May !. - -.
an. an Ann q r.th.,. s,,,.v \. s,,,,,,.
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4 OH k1It4 Rl111o "a
Rp1ne "a I'M tS6k y IN
II id had ! quarrel an
ReaIe a EeEy 81 elje3Ily nat
1atAeEa we've yREx unEe stle ti,esl
dplys
finally Reale eenaII, 40 yol
know ny ypur fstier = tise saip
1aRl
A sFpposs allse - canttr11s IN IL
aoap bQsiness IN ~ country excrt
one IdsR0dney.
-Exactiy, and tha wy Ne keeps con-
troa Qt 4 = By buyin9 out an his live
eclnpettt0rA And now herSss i blue
rihbon champion IL Tie world scheme
why dent Ne make good and selI out
% fAthgg'
mo: y don't care to d that I want
T. maize sOod myself.. said Rodney.
''Well, II father = 9occed to buy lou
ont isn't that enouEh7 What DO Jon
Mant?r asked Peak.
ATve got to be 9 success myself. I've
not 10 ah0w f4thar and-Miss Gray
son,r explained Rodney. He went on
further:
sYou see father says 1 can't earn S
q week
'He Isn't light = her queried Peale-
.sNo, sir; ygu'l see," Rodney answer
edproudly.
4 hape so.- sid PeaIs dryfy- AT
that its q pretty tough job selling eoap
e fathers against rs :
Il suppose It s E Rodney agreed.
! When poor Rodney trotted ont the
story Of the cookbook PeaIe wanted
to know Il he was = sliding him, hnt
grew less skeptical when be heard all
there vas to. hear about the cheapest
soap in the world. It VA, good line,
he said. the cheapest soap How could
they use It? be inquired, ranstng and
thinking deeply. while Rodney was
lost ~ business meditation too
Suddenly Rodney called out.
"Peale, I've got an entirely different
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paper rose ON the id" said Peaie.
But what shan we can 1t
sold rose" suggested Rodney after
. moment.
-Ro.ten- doesn't mean anything. r.
5ected Peqle.
Let's think said Rodney.
T am thinking Lnever stop said
Peale.
'-The soap that made Pittsburgh
clean" said Rodney.
Too long You need something
catchy
Il had m idea awhile aga sid
Rodney the Peoples SoapR
Not Il you're going to catch the rich
boohs.r said Peale.
Then suddenly Rodney remembered
the legend In the old cookbook and,
aied ont:
wait walt! Listen! Listen close!
ma Is eoap. Ualncky for Dirt.
.Soa.s aid Reale joyously. ..it's m
ever The old nanTl BE- on his knees
"a . month.r
I'VE opea - sdscs Monday. Rod-
fey sang cut.
.Wherefs the oEnceF' Peale inquired.
.Iet's get one said Rodney.
.svv,s,,s Vyvrs, t.y-,,s isyssl cveFxthInR,
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4
IN yHAT kind Of esss do Won
\" eatT PeaIe asked Rodney.
Why. hens eggs, OF
couEse," Rodney laughed.
did yo1 ever eat duck esg7s ak
ed Peale.
why. no. said Rodney. AT any
rate, not often
DO yOu know anything against the
No.
Exactly. When q dnek LAYS an eer
its q - fool and keepsiquiet about Il.
but when q hen does. my boycluck.
cluck. all over the place. Advertising!
SO you eat hens eggs =
You're beginning to convince me-
laughed Rodney. he was beginning
to get excited.
You really believe that with proper
advertising you could build up great
businessy be asked.
Believe. Look around you. Every
things doing IT. declared PeaJe.
DO You want to work for mar
@Sure! Now
What's your salarJs. asked Rcd
ney, the new business man.
I've been getting SEQ but Tn
worth $75.r said Peale quickly.
TN give you $1oo- Rodney tnld
him.
What's your business counterfeit
ingg asked Peale SPECIFICALLY.
no, it's began Rodney.
Don't ten me" Peale INTERRUPTED.
AS long aa II doesn't send me to state
prison or the chair It's an risht.
Gould have about SIS advance On sal-
ary now
@oh, an right" aid Rodney, had
ing him the money.
-Just a. nm eyidenee Of good faith,r
Peale explained. counting the crisp
hills Well now, I'm working for
ron. What business are you inY. 10,
began again.
THE snap bushes said Rodney
boldty.
Nice clean business. with father7s
esked Pealc. grinning.
Against him explained Rodney.
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SY.NoPsIs

GA Cyrus Martin, the had Of the Amer.
ican soap trust, makes . bst Of t9Ae0 with
fr1sud John Clark . rival soapmaksr.
that hig f1farttn.s) son Rodney w0ulA b
nla&tng more nancy a tie end Of year
than Cinxks son Eler1.
Martin htea his pretty secretary. Mari
GraJDon. into his eonndenee and snliSts
her cooperation. Ro6ney has been q
Hpendthrtft. md the father wants 10 make
him reform and 90 to work.
Mary meets Rodney. and the SON pro-
poees maniage 60 her. Rodney telIs hSs
father ahoat htz proposal and me Cd man
pretends great anger. He tells Mary h
WIN distnher.t Rodney.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

Jew thousand doll
Rodney, gulring 1t Ne.
a Smith & a VI
no. sir not 4 cen, = said N snifii.
Pe.haps Ave tho9sa me1dS
Rodney. Y. q.
M fcr- new ciaaI or sc ,ass
tOmfoolery. In minute, bgt Is pIkI
into yOpr business it'd besjnst throw
ttsg IN fon. y6q set y ,'s,sl
S IL
Father and Isdon't agres On the va.
ne Of adyertisipg"
-Oh, that's 4. and you expect mo to
Do what your father won't? ~
well, I thought as friend Of ms
fan1ily.n suffered Rodney.
You were wrong. Where Il yo1f q.
therT asked the friend OF the famiIy:
In there I guess said Rodney. a
n Il want to see him. i CUES lail
think this 4 as funny q I do.n III.
Smith laughed, going ont, leaving Rod
ney sunk dejectedly In 4 chair.
wen asked Peale coming IN aSniri. 4
1He wouldn't give me i cent, ssIiil
Rodney. I. \. l Il
L.
sc Moul0niz Wen. he sounds 'ths = Z.
your fathers oldest ffiend.
what about me COUNTIES Rodney
inquired
On. y got her. said Peale proudly.
.,l 1ol dfds Ten thousand dollars
l..een tno0sand Pretty gonas
Wnat
lood. Why, Why, III have 70 ra3se
Jour salar said Rooney.
aanks; p supposed ycu would 81
SO lln.. feale compiacenfiy.
where's the money asked Rods
neg. n
we oonst set y IN next wee1, }" e. -
planned Peale s
n. said ksodney 0etectedly:
We must have some more cash 70 st1tt
VIII
Z Peale meanwhile must have lett ere
iad1es N some suspense orT else
missed h1s cheesy company. 9or -
ENTITY May came back and said the Be-!
COUNTIES wanted 70 knew how much
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