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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

The Bisbee Auto Company win pull
all boys with pushmobiles to the start
ing point at the divide free Of charge
All wanting to take advantage Of this
offer will have to be at the Bisbee Au-
to Company at o'clock 1870
Advertisement
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

All boys who have not made other
arrangements can have their pushmo-
biles hauled up to the divide free of
charge by calling at the Bisbee Auto
GO. at o'clock this morning. 1870
ADVERTISEMENT
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MOTORS TO TOMBSTONE.

j. J. Bowen motored yesterday TO
Tombstone where he delivered
Studebaker "A" to c. L. Cummings,
agents at the County Seat for the
Bisbee Auto Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
Al 81. Johns.

A special Christmas service win be
held, this morning at 10 o'clock, at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church Music will
be rendered by a special choir com
posed of Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. William
son. Messrs. Lee Blair and G. Hennah.
The same music viii be given at the
Sunday service.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Swell line of holiday stationery at,
the Review job office Beautiful en-
velopes and paper boxes and cab
inets.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
MISS ROSE AERE.

Miss Venita Rose, a teacher in the
second and third grades at Duncan. is
Ia guest at the residence of her moth
Ter, Mrs Charles Rose, of Tombstone
Canyon. Miss Rose will resume her
position at Duncan, after New Years
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
LIEUT.. RILEY HERE.

Lieut. y. w. Riley and wife, Of the
18th q. S Infantry, motored from No
gales yesterday TO pass the Christmas
season as the guests Of Mrs. f. VI.
Heidelberg.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
TO cANANEA.

Mrs. George Kingdom and Mrs.
Halves arrived yesterday from Doug
las and later in the day, motored to
Cananea, joining their husbands, Off
Gals of the Cananea Consolidated
Copper Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
BUYS sTUDEsAKER.

j. A. Roche of Don Luis purchased
a StudObaker "4' yesterday from the
Bisbee Auto Co. Another carload Of
Sudebakers is expected TO arrive to-
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
HOLIDAY IN TUCSON.

w. 5. George left yesterday for
Tucson to pass the Yuletide with his
family.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

French government is considering
extension Of moratorium TO end of hos
tilities Debtors win be permitted TO
pay I'm installments of 20 percent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
SALE OF HOUSE.

b. Carretto has sold to Anton Pat
ruski a three-room house in Tomb
stone Canyon. The deal was trans
acted through NJ c. High, the real
estate man.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Russian banks subscribed for 500.
100000 roubles Of the 100000, 900
roubles Russian Sid percent loan.
Public hasthus far taken 100000, 900
roubles. subscriptions are stiu being
. received.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Gerald Debely, The Jeweler, repair
ing a specially. o. X. Block, oppo-
site depot. Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Good quality scraJcn pads. &c and
ice per pound. Job Department Re-
lew office. go
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o 0 Q . & 9
, GERMAN AUSTRIAN .
, XMAS TREE q

> Tree, dinner and dance, sun 9
> day, Dec 2Gth. Medigoyich Han. .
9 Jollidcation p. M. TO - p. m. =
. . . . . . . .
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coNplrIoNs sArlsFAcroRY.

The condition Of Mrs. W. Z. Mckee
who has been critically i'll with pneu-
monia, is reported to be much improv.
ed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Mems shirts made to measure. Mil
lard and Bateman, leading tailors II
Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Bolivian tin ore which has hereto
fore gone TO Europe for smelling is
now coming in part TO United states
for treatment
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25
1tyBrT0f5.

DR. Playfair osteopath, mechanic
therapist. Johnson-Henninger Bldg.
Advertisement. e
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-25

Silce great fire is months ago Sol.
en- Mass, has restored 1470 buildings
valued az S6000,000
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WARREN DISTRICT
FOOTBALL LEAGUE

FOO II Bali LEAGUE
An old country dance viii be given
in the K p Han, Dec. oath, Xmas
Eve. Admission 81, ladies free. Start
at p. m. prompt Is
(Advertisement)
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PIANIST AND cLAIRvoYANT

Prof Albertson, Johnson Hotel,
Main St, Bisbee, Ariz.-Advertisemeqt
33l
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70 another telling hos well he felt
slnce he stopped eating. and trying to
epax iha other men TO stArye with
Aim
lis funny bow n man with . theory
about bis stomach isn't happy until
b. has made some other fellow swal
ios H.
Then they all began At once, II you
have Hvsr heard txenty people airing
their theories 90 diet you know all
about H. Il alsays ends the same
say the man With the loudSt voice
Hins. and the defeated ones limp over
TO ih. spring and tell their theories
10 me. They know I'm being paid 10
listen
But when things had 20, nuiet--er.
rept Mr. Moody dropping uiekels into
III. slotmschine-I happened TO look
over al MiHs Patty. and saw there
Aas someth!ns srunE She had lei,
ter open ia her lap-npi one OF the
blue ones sith the black and gold seal
that every one in the house kew came
from ths prinee-but white one. and
she sas staring at IL as II she'd seen
a ghost
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cHsprtR H.

M5li w- EaI tbe polf ula doctnr
msssl laE& ~ Ia fsam. ard sAs ono
~ fha FhafafefnlAlis nhd him thsfp.
ssE aiftt 20 Nfs Van AstYas. aho
sss NJ D6r carter, sister and
a51 SO On hes hgasYn an 10 South
raruI'a4 Ths Van Alsiyass cane
h4Ft a. 9Hrs Ia Fsry lad tsmgrfs.
aH8 Hs BAD tAF funeral from The
hers taass Ia Ytbieyyilir - an
na7 70 harruw up the sAnaiuriaA n
seuFis ans mofr thar aeeprrafy
AfEaf it ass all over the f.laiirss
fattrfed "a ths szsn BarlpF O, tho sah
afqtl8m ~ tsAF tts Ill W.. gan Al
ft{aa and his sRn ard nbuat tzrnsy
Hufr rt9 bad cams ~ ,um The eiiy
~ ttF fznsfal Aaa ttAYsd over On
tss haass
We'll ftr sla aoetaf Ter ne ne bai
'aas taf bic fail dfrss pais,cuAt ard
Hs tsvbrtar fopY % Gays AaatgnY -
. t5Ei'aF eIarliy srt ap h0astkrea asn Z
siEF m3 share af The estate.
TbrY thngEbi thai RAs funny. bat
feH niEaios later lhry aerrni 10
raaarfgl Nna 49, The fanAEortam xAs
a mtEhfr ass piece ot property wtth
a. dFrr path shd sof llnsa We'd
had Pisnty 81 o-rfs 10 sell 1, for 4
saiamsf hstst. bit Hs-a both hscn
lad aEalnsi H. ThA, pas ono Of The
rrafans fof ihs iii
The 4hols estate vas lsft 10 uleEy
Carter. sha hatht beer able TO come,
aetnk 10 hla being laid Up slfh an
attack n usmps- The family sat up
aaa nDdsisd al nhn another. or held
~ lie tkaas. but uhsn They heard
ihete ~As a soaaltiaa they hreathsd
eAn.er
hFEinnlnE vith one srsk after ths
fraaiaE 81 ihs Wili-Aaa rot a day
lAtrr=Nf. nlek sas 70 take charge Of
thr sauatoFilfn aad TO siay tarrr Tor
tao mnaths xlthoui : dAy OF. II Al
tho rna Of that tine the place xas
beiHK successfully conducted and
roela shos that Il hadat lasl money.
The entire pfupsrty became hEs for
keeps II be- failed Ii was to be sold
aat the u.auey Eitra TO charity
Well. the family wsnt back to ,aHn
In baaI Of indignation. and car.
risd MT Halsteaat buttons and M
Aaa,Dmy' out 70 the spring house and
had 4 good err Therr sAs a man
named Thnbarn aha wAs crazy for
the property as a summer hotel. and
ersry tine shut ny eyes could see
-Thobgrn House over the YsraHda
and children sailing paper hoa,s ID the
mineral spring
sur- enough. tAe ntat afternoon Mr..
ThoeGru drove oGt from Finleyr.ile
with sait case. and before he'd taken
o6 bis ovsrrvAt be came ont 10 the
srr.rx house.
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Origin Of Iron Duke

The Iron Duke is to be the ner,
big British baitleship. The Duke. Of
course, was Wellington. but he came
by the nickname In roundabout way.
He was never so called until long
after Waterloo. An iron steamship. &
novelty al the time. was built In tho
Mersey. and named the Duke Of Well.
inston. and 50 the vessel came to bs
known ~ the Iron Duke-the transi.
ton being easy and obvious. II was
the dukes union OF resolution and
physical energy which made the poD-
uSar name for the Mersey-built steam.
ship to et him like = perfect cap.
Such. at least. is the explanation Of
bis biographer. Sir Herbert MaxssA
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NNHERf THERE'S AWlLL
! % MAPY ROBERTS pINEHART
ono CIRCULAR STAIRCASE. 01e MAN
IL E9MHR . TfES ES5A WEM nT 3 fT mAN AnniE5

pFrz tea AEstFd ms epsli hardly
Lzilsfe it
hsr agn 1nz tsIE atoss III shs
isaaiss fatehlsk NJ. " ths skoaldsEr
aat s0s5ss NJ a- Nianls Yolf
s4et aFs a. rss a. yosr haif.~
terg AEsfors of if. .Ais ~Ypu
mlgat - sci fa0s &, u9s a. later.
Miss Fsgg t1sf tsslsrs Ia mlrra
carriages h44 a n5asla thA' mar
gisA yta 1st shat Elth him uzsalhE
tbs rs5ittra aFpfnlss 10 ba good Sc
tae T1lmas aat ssr tfrihK 70 raAsa
tH~m Ska tha fissls. ths .ooF thiast
is 'hat mirsa 10 that n, siltai
Saa ct iistia trs a, ;Aai. Bat she
al taEu sAt to.as - tbs eliEylas
Hes Hueh brtssf sposihx lhas tkat
HiHa's ahs asit s8b~fiy. ahd hSs a
s - Esthg.ir Hut 4 rhAta the paY
pa frsl ssu hei tlts ahoa, y, I've
BAD traEa yfsatls At hgms as j.
MltH tAAt b~san 10 stahb~f. and
sAs rams fntp mE aFrH4 ilsr a b4t1
fq@fn all tvs rsl. | DECLARED. ORR
tas qtffs aat fpgts Eoias 70 lire m
faasaff1 sasfa thsy hArhrs. r1nsa
slfa ansh sna gusii nrrnr bear as
EHGlish sefa i'na Rarnlnk 10 rlshi
sfaE So gaze ma listls share
iis spans az good Ensi.sh {, d.
ttt sus sFre EgsnE 70 sfuE taiattE
sh'4ai tin Tazfs sore lhas the
EettFtssfr
kas ~ th4t nibais ths door sAs
saaE abra. aHa Hagh sg4ss aiEs sgAs
fsFea la
Tss a.a d0etnf Be Esapra iiss
aFs4 Miss Nlrhts alra Iaai uaE IN
thu hat faum Ia tbs bAlh Aaas~t uus
aiaats Be- nAs sirtn No thu alfIl iof
sola~fkiaE pr other. 1Aa gss seaf I
ia9sht Be sas aalstg
Hlazsshian thAt has hr~a heayy 10
~ azeAsi al af'efuana sla8FniF
sseHt 10 b4fas nha aaas ms fsst
fA.a' al utef Hai j siaag lass s4
ArsI
isE4 asghaff snps yegv artsd
sss.4 ils shook bic bad
iAea Be sstAt dls ID ths tath
sssses hlfs ,Gls hfmiy ils slrA
lie BE bs4 aae yDa GB5s il n i
ErFs at thai hs dad IN tho hOl Fu8dn
lil have tAe fnfpauf on Fpa
Aits Patty @as s'aAalas b. ths faIi
s46 u ias 8EfE kqs a. shzai sna
started qat z'iFf Mitr. aad sta tai
ilarG
i ~ Eaasis tFsr ct haHa - ihls
fhs5H sauRrts start aas eteiis
msa{ tH a saaAfHfism. tald. and
sas 4ad al tbsfI 8lp iheir lhsrm5tn
sfsts iG tat aaisf asa sursf ttsY 10
E9E tHsaFT
AH8 sS hafrlrt Ea As hBzss u
teEEeH
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s,It, In the billiard room. and by four
O'Clock they'd had everything that was
In the bar and were lnyrnting nex
combinations OF their own, And Mrs.
Sam had gone 10 bed With a nervous
headache.
Senator Htggs brought the mail
iosn 10 the spring house at four. bu,
there Vas nothing for me excep,
note from Mr. Sam. rather shaky.
which said he'd no word yet and that
81. stItt had mixed all the eordials In
ths bar In u beer glass aSd had had
To 90 10 bed
I nearly wen, crazy that afternoon.
put salt In Miss cohb's glass when
she always drank the water plain.
Once put the broom In the FIRE and
started TO sweep tho porch with q
or. log. Luckily they were busy with
their letters and II went unnotieed. the
smell OF burning straw not rising. 20
TO speak. above the sulphur OF the
sp-iug-
Senator Riggs ven, from one tahse
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Ghs magazine article thai fait hos
hr jsHaiH6s bad Eut bic m1hsy b.
fahtlra ataaAs aud ofFhaHt and
thRas8 fhs lssls tFaar house shsfs
Miss PATTY was boru=aa II she. bad
aaYthiHs u 90 sith r. hhd 30 nuN
~as ess'isE put ihs pletara q heF
and tas primes and TIE article anasf
afask utlfb told hoa many castles
she'd have. Ahd ! huBt mind saying
naa sAifEtHg lEttla BIZ. fof I
epalaht krt used 10 thn lasa Ana
aaddealY ths door ci8aea satiiY and
theFu Eas a rustic hehlad ms When
sarnrd n sas Miss Patty hrrslf
she aau The ellFslax Immediately. and
aiuppsf !us, Inside the door.
=Yuu. Too. shs said And we've
euns ali this distaErs TO get apay
from iass that
We'll. | shant talk about II. |
replied. not holdlnr out M hard. for
sifa her. 40 70 sgesk. astt door 10
bsinx . srihrsra-bat shs IcaHed rixhi
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Qs9NphaHr Iaza . ssss... sssss CO

Nj sam cane In and slammed the
door behind him.
WHAT'S ,his about Mr.. u.eE not be-
lsx here be shouted.
Well, he lsn'I That's all there Is
to u Mr Van Alslyne." I said calmly.
Bot hs must b. here be said i
pat hlm on The train mysslf yes,er.
day. aHa saitrd Hn,il II started to be
sarr hs EAs OF
Exactly shat vas he dolax when
yoa lAat laid eyes on him. asked
lie ~aa on The train
sitflnsf~
No standing wha, the deuce.
Nlnhss-~
Waving out tho sindos 10 your
or ruprs. not.= exclaimed Mr.. Van
AIsiyHs iss,Ily lie 1as raiainE the
siadoz for a girl Ia the neri seat
~Fr"cisaly!" said. Would you
snn~ tho Sirl Hsll enough TO trace
her,
That's ridiculous. you knoH.~ he
said. trrins 10 b. polite -out OF q
thousand and one things thai MAJ
have detained him
-Daiy one thing ever detalns Mr.
Dick. and that Alxays detalns him."
sAit solsmnly. That's a girl. You're
1 newcomer In the family, Mr. Van
Alstyne. you don't remember the time
be sent down her. 10 the station 20
soc hin Aunt Agnes OF TO the city, and
sc fnaad him three weeks later In
Oklahoma trying 10 marry = ~idos
Alth Ave children"
IN have TO tell my wife, he said
Who's running the place. anyhoxl
Y0u -
Not -eIaetlY." explained. but. Of
course. zhen anything comes up they
u0nsElt me. The housekesper il n
fool. ana nos that the house doctors
gone"
Cone Who's looking after the
pateptst~
Well most Of them hare been here
before | explained. and kno1
their tfsaimsnt-the Kind of baths and
al that
oh. yon knos the treatment" he
said. eYaing me. And pky did the
house doctor so'"
lie crdsrcd Mr.. Moody 10 take his
rpfias waller bot Mr.. Moody's spring
4Ater has bean ordered cold for eleven
years. aud refused TO change II
Was between the doctor and me, Mr.
Van AiE,yne-
4uh. ot course" be said. III II Was
a matter Of principle" He picked ~
bic hat and looked nj his watch.
Eleven thirty be said. and no
sign Of that PUPPY yet guess It's
up 70 the police
II there sAE only something to do.
said. zith lump In my throat. "but
10 hAys to III and do nothing while
ths old place dies. it's-lt's awful. Mr
Van Atstyhe7
We're not dead yet he replied
from TIC door, and maybe we'll ue.d
yog before the days over II anybody
can sail tho old bark to shore. you can
do II. Minnie You've been steering
Il for years The old doctor was no
navigator. and you and know H.
The storm stopped little at three
and most Of the guests waded down
through the snow for bridge and
spring water By that time the after.
noon train sar In. and no Mr.. Dick
Mr. Sam sas keeping tho lawyer. Mr.
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been galat latsIr
.s=I'n cot obieeiiaE "a Mr. Trk
coming hFrs. an II 0hsy aen i s4ssrt
ms To bgrst inin s1as stset if Hast
Is door b~kihd gsa stsu gEa Fn cat p
iisi b tlafI ~ q uaes its tt5et
Nstrhiax ne Eolsh rlAssss az4 Ert
lha rnra taslst fr1dy as1 I Ehss D.
sssil had somsstiaE sa tls EiHt
WHAT has ~ u.ra brsn w 10
HpE = ] tslsd Efuslff sasEieEsas
"sDghlnE Hat lH AZ cid mau. Mis
ni#. Erf3 old nsaE
afaF and astb-as# I FteislmEd
aiafmra 1fosFs aalT sTara4
Ard IT, 30 arat o. 4EFtstfE hap
t~ns 70 nss. Nlaals, t.m sp4atJag aa
goa ~ a. skAf Fu4 eAn 'aT ths 90
rlses fg4a her hsfa a Fqass sasEY
ysafs. Miaals
Fuartssa rear haze H@se 'tai.ss
DH' safFf u tt.s ,fFsE ! SAD fFY
iHE 70 ar~F my hss from tFt biiss
4 sHz58at - a. kaae Ang place
else. aaiest II NaaA b. ir aa as8a
flam nai eoaF asa mr 10 tlaF hsfr
And hslb ST. h.tt sell sts Old place
fos . s@HEsr hatst roe bats sAal
hFu o.
lie nast tsii ~ ssylarza ths ait
1ir 4a rif All Fsst ts 'af ra4
% star
ttag .atH = zoe
aGfss4hts tag iti sfay
rave tB lna4 sffrt tka
sHe ~ GHrs tslhea g
hs saffh sast ~ nn setl
talr fhsrn aEufaFia 10
Il - cid tu-tgr hap
hal HqFrr tFamias4
kist o. ~ nzht tu1t
xhsH q s s6atE 10 fsla
F1iaE 70 hzHs tH4 FfEa
Fsa Ent Eaes mxtt
"a tktFs sts gfuat5z shsaa
frrtfY ssEsf tH tsH sgg3HE
hAg tay sffsf lie ole tsFef
ffss a rhAlr IN ff9nf az SIS
"a Eas&strd shat { sraif Ga y
Old Doctor died aEa shat foaJ
hssh nsa 20 hs a s1taa4 tsar asf.
htsh "a skAt I tf4alss fpF 80
hiektns ta HFasif tlttsFif ma 81
8at ny satsf5s9er ln m atfzlE aftsd
mB far Hzs ta r. = wrtfHatd shea
heaFA FaasthiHE faHsiaE tgea ths
bAth saa i tsTrss p4E - - 1Tiis
inc t'sy foaE
She ttsrmzH sts door teH.rs heF
snd ibszR thf EIsisFfilta sFsulgE Fa
Prr ~ Hr
ThFfs shs taft f'ps aaa = za4a
AZ totsst taaR fson Hafs haess Wsr
5ha gmEafars consented
S61tsaszt= { anaFpsA a6t
thassbs5 D. paper TIlHe sss right
shH snHsfar tat ! sat tasa aEi
f~As q fsf - Ast Gssfs So Hlss
Faftgs giEtsfs be- SO oval aa1 The
rrfrfas is aHgsssf. ~tta 3 fafara ap
tusrtsFts ara hls taEH % thr hanalp
o, bic rsafa tEd trtaHSa rhsa h9sh
sas ths Austrian ftat#Hof
Well 4 fat thrrr sHd thaaEh, tt 8tFf
Miss rAltF pf Miss Patricia hsihg
~ TO sEsat a f}isad % mine Ihryd
fuus ia tts 8gftaEs srevJ stairf fof
TrAf.
Ia my aatkftsHt AgausF ia kspi
al the s4EFiuEs as.5as ssf Eaairr
1at ard ths sisfsF she tFsaz 90
NaaklaEtah ard saG sspf@ssd IL bF
rnEsKad % me Tres dents sas. aa8
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CHAPTER III.

] have never reproached Miss Patty.
but II she had only given me the lettss
TO read or had told me the whole truth
Instead Of Il part OF II. would hays
understood and things would all have
been different II 10 all very well for
her to say that looked worried
enough already. and that anyhow Il
WAS family affair | should have
been told
All she did was 10 come up to me-
as ! stood In the spring, with her
face perfectly white, and ask me II
my Dieky Carter Was the Richard Car
ter who stayed al the Grosyenor in
town.
Tic doesn't stay anywhere | said,
With my feet getting cold. but that's
where be has apartments. What has
he been doing nowF'
You're expecting him on the eve
ming train. aren't youf" she asked.
Don't stare like that. my fathers
watching
HE ought TO be on the evening
train. J said ! wasn't going TO say
expected him. cidn't
The wretch" she cried. the hate
ful ersatare--as II things weren't bad
enough! ! suppose he'll have To come,
Minnie. but must see him before
he Eees any one else
Just then the bishop brought his
glass over TO the spring.
Hot this time. Minnie he said.
DO you know. lin getting the mineral
water habit Patty, I'm afraid plain
water sili have nc attraction for me
after this"
He put his hand over hers on the
rail They were old friends. the hIsh.
op and the Jenntngses
Bishop" she said suddenly. will
you do something for me-"
I always have. Patty" lie Vas
very fond OF Miss Patty. was the
bishop.
Thsn-tonight. not later than eight
O'Clock. set father TO play cribbage.
will youf And keep him in tho card.
room until nine"
Another escapadel" he said, pre-
tending TO be very serious. Patty.
Patty. you'll be the death OF me yet.
Is thy servant 4 dog. tha. he should
do this thIng'+
Certainly not" said Mlss Patty
Just dear. slightly bald. bat still
very distinguished slayel"
There will be plenty OF slaves to
Kiss your little hand, where you are
going. my child" be said. Sometimes.
! wish that some nice red blooded boy
here a, homs-bat | dare say II will
turn out surprisingly well as II is"
Bishop. Blshop!+ Mr. Moody
called. "How naughty Of you. and
with your bridge hand waiting 10 be
heidi"
Well. ] knew Mr. Dick had been up
To soms mischief: had suspected IL
all along, But Miss Patty went to bed.
and old Mrs. Hutchlns. who's a sort
OF lady smaldcompanlon OF hers. said
she mustn't be disturbed. | was pret.
" nearly sick myself. And when Mr..
Sam came out at Ave o'clock and said
bed been In the long distance tels.
phone booth for an hour and had
called everybody who hid ever'L rn
Mr. Dick. and that he had dropped
right on the earth. ! just about gave
up.
Luckily Mr.. Suit was In bed with n.
mustard leaf over his stomach and tee
on his head. and didn't know whether
II vas night or morning.
cTo BE coNTIsuED)
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11
tssp Ypu ~.
lite turned 81
and Krlnnei slAe


= Then be ~as knns -
~as. knss ! soaid udss
1, began shsn ,ha old ~ -
I suppasr yun haru heard os ltsy= saa
atofium and tho mineral sFfinx thst
nladr Il famous
haYr been spring house EiFi at
Hops Aanatprtum for iaartrrH 1safa
Fpr tho frpt ysAf Or 20 I asAfiy sFhs
rrsry Then found thlhxA Hsre com
Ing mr. way Tvs SGT ihs atsi nt mind
that never far1rsa a hams or faeS and
ran enrthihs thrin properly Hhirh
lent cnmn.oa. And shsb f0iss cams
hark | could eaii thsfa al pnes Ths
old doctor us~a 10 ssY my msm1fg aaa
an asset 10 tho ssnatorlum
ils sas In the habit nf remiBE 10
tho spring house sFsfT daT 10 Ers hs
morning glass Of sstrr and read The
pap@ru. For = good maaY fsau a BAD
b~sa his custom 10 NJ, ihrta, Ia tha
winter hf tho sf-od aFe ahi IA agmHaf
iast inside The open door ard 10 fraa
nr ihs hsadlass aloud 1hits clraHsi
around ths sprinE Ahd poilshsh
glasses
Al thai slntrf- Wtlh ths pREsFs
fnlt o, ramoFs hat Mas Pastp Iss
HiaEa aas EniuT o maffr a pFtasa
we's ,nllopsa Il b. lhs sbfis hg1tH
hr~ tho old aoetpr ard 4 EfltthK an
Krf Al tts AansFiaa smhpruf fBt 9pfaz
Ing H phrn pa snss hos mara tg5
good Mlsa pafiF saa Ter aaF tpFrlkH
81. ard thrn EsttieE hsfauas aaH
fnsssd shea 80 read that lhs pfisrrs
mNthHf aas IL favor uf iha mAteh hah
u might 60 through Niss FattF aHa
her fathrf fane srrfr stusaf t1 Haps
Springs aha eoaltnt hare hseb e9Ef
Antiaas aboa, u II .hs had brna my
osn siatsF
Well AZ ! aaY. q all bsxRH ths very
asY the old dastaf died tls tatapsgl
out 10 thn spring haass pith The moFn
Ing ragrf Rhnet hEns a'rtasA and tsr
snadlnK senmad 10 he ail 90 Thr
pap~r said tbs sNpsrur bad aFantrE9
REFUSED his eohsrni ana had ssHt thz
pfihos, sha sat IS eoasis. inf JaP
aas,a cruise. phlls The IsnaiHga fam
liT ~As suIhG 10 Mntifa 10 ghaif SRI
ysts car Ihn old aostsf sha EnAHx
nsAg. sha | fsmeubef tnH kf tran prsi
~ .nf tnun The spftaE haatH. fnat
tefirx thai the Elfl bad ha4 = t1rEy
escape and shat ana tAe emperor
rtrsTs u trautT and gaaih and Nrstsh
wershf saDa.e BuG b. falmes1 taaHs
and supa h was fsadiaE tka{ gka ~
psrs ~rre Freaisuns an safir tFfinE
ane b. said sd bastsf begin 70 ln
efrss oar sulshgr psfesataxa Ia lhs
walsf
~HY shs uaT n FrnNksi VI
Richard slIi - ai1nE Ia aay or SO.
Mlanis Toad ssstsF bfsak u 10 Mrv
MiKKins
since tho samnsf hstpfs Ne'a had
70 hrwAG Mr. nlck, epminE 10 Mrs
wikgsrs. tho h0assfesp~r. ostnx 10
his nndlnx har talse tFuhl whsrn Il
had hla~n uai ot the NiaAn~. hArtnk
hesn hung ap 10 eFy. and hss soaring
q 10 isneheon A. shisasrs NJ Dick
vas ths old Doctors srsnaaon
~HpnEh'- | said. ard be tanned
arpand and loossi square Al ne
Hes . good toy III heart. Nlnuls. :
As sAld. We've hst oar hlss zisa
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-03-11

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-23
WOW. TO RUN
EXCURSION TO
CAMP WALTON
LOCAL LODGES WILL ADOPT
THIS MEANS TO RAISE FUND
TO DEFRAY EXPENSES OF THE
ENcAMPMENT OF UNIFORM
RANK.

For the purpose Of raising money
to be applied to q fund to aid in de-
fraying the expenses Of the Uniform
Rank Encampment, to take place In
this city shortly, the local w. o. w.
lodges have arranged 20 run an ex-
eursion July (, to Camp Walton and
return, the steamer louis Dolive 20
be used to make the trip. The steam
er can safely carry FIVE hundred peO-
pie, and this many, and more, should
be ready to Sc.
The boat viii leave the berth on
Palafox wharf about 9 o'clock In the
morning, although this has not yet
been decided or announced. II Is
possible the steamer wiz get away
an hour earlier, but announcement 70
cover this feature win be made in due