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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

suit, still spotless Alfred was peIe-
pale as ghost, and his eyes were big
and sad His lips were working nery-
ously, As II he were repeating some
thing to himself. Flodie, her hand In
his arm, walked down to Hall Bonf-
stelle.
Nov, Alfred" she said encouraging
~. you tell Mr.. Bonistelle what We
did this afternoon"
Alfred" exclaimed Hall, what has
he got to do with tit"
Il hope you won't be offended. Mr..
Bonistelle," Alfred began timidly,
clasping his hands tightly In front of
him. 1T was great liberty to take.
know, but Miss Fisher asked me to
and knew It would be all right. And
II It hadn't been all right, Mr.. Boni-
STEELE, I'd a-done It just the same. II
MISS Fisher asked me to, Mr.. Boni-
STEELE! l told her l would and I did.
asked her would she ask me some
thing hard to do, Mr.. Bonistelle. but I
didn't believe that nothing could be 20
nard az what she asked me, Mr.. Boni-
STEELE, and it was the hardest thing
that she could ask!"
F1odie. can you Translator Hall
asked, puzzled.
(ro BE CONTINUED,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

That yellow-haired dollie that's going to
Molly
Ii ono present she might have had.
For Molly behaved herself nicely.
She Doesn't grumble. tell Abs or be
mean:
30 her papa has written to Santa
Telling what good girl she's been.
Then there's Tommys name on the pa
per:
real boy. but never sauces nor swears.
Nor " cruel to kitties. It's a thousand
pitics
That Freddies mother had as few cares.
Now there's tho names Of Mildred and
Jessie.
OF Margaret. Julia and Kate
When they 10 out to play and hear moth
er say.
Home early" they never are late.
Next comes Bobbie. that jolly young ras-
call
And Henry-the boys call him Henri
There's red sled for Bob. and FOL
Henry Job
Playing war with his tin soldier men.
Dick will wake up to find new tool set
PIN VIII get those shining new skates
Joc's football OUTFIT sure will please him
49, -<~' ~ *t,' Rtnf Win nl8 mates
Bert likes story books and he'll xet some
A hobby horse Harry win please:
Yes. each little tiks win get what h.
likes
Their good traits old Santa Claus sees.
A. he cons the long list Ger and DER.
Looki he's smiling to think OF the 10Y
That whom Christmas bells ring. each
holiday thing
WIN bring TO each good girl and boy.
Remember. you little folks. always,
That Obedience. kindness. good cheer
Are tho things mamma wants and are
sure TO ensconce
rou in Santa Claus favor. Oh. hear
How the slsishbslls are jinsling and tin.
king,
How tho reindeer arc prancing to TO
Swimming along DER the housetops.
Unmindful OF cold. ice or snow.
ssnts's pack II crammed 70 o'ernowine;
IL your name on his visiting iist7
Row Ia bed abide; down the chimney he'll
slide.
II you're 5000. your house won't be
minned.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

Like . lash she lifted her he.S ~
faee mn TfffbDfa8 teAf6. sT1sf,s ~
i1sei Now there's some style about
t.eti The answer Il Yes!'" shs er-
elaanee' and burst into laughter IL
most Historically. Thsn shs turned
ana gavs glance At the clock
Thank Godi" said Hail fsrvsnt,x
Flodie, isn't II CREST to be in love
resiiy In lover" He hureed her n,ht
Flod1e, you're going to BE- NV ~;ss
did you know III NJ VI. Ho ~n
zo1re going to b. Mrs.. Hail @. Bon,.
steiiei I'm going to marry you M :.
QUICK - ever ! can--bsfors io.s You
~oh, yeun never -, ma H.r
never, never. neveri" M p.r.>S .-S
added archly. and I'm awfuIlv 49,
now threw away that rinri"
love. forgot the ring. OF courr. -
He nshed It out OF his pockst and
looked 1t her Qussrly.
Why, you didn't throw It away, did
youf--it WAS"
"Of course I did. Don't you rsmem-
BERT Now put It on. There! In 40
glad you didn't get : diamondl-
ny 5ove, Flodie." Hall jumped mn
ecstatically. holding another ring in
his hand-a plain gold band. Heres
the other one. Say. now we've cot
those women out Of the way. ana
you've said 'yes'-Lord, feel Ike cels-
brstinS. 6ayi Let's get married to-
night What d'you sayf"
She sat up excitedly. "Oh. Hail
let's! Right awayi"
BY Jupiter, We Will" he exclaimed.
Then suddenly the smile on his face
faded, and he gave gesture Of dis.
may. "Oh, LordI" he exclaimed disap
pointedly.
What, HaIlf~
NO use. Flodie, We can't do ftf-
why not, Hailf Can't Mr.. Dorsmus
marry us7 He's justice Of the peace
Didn't he say he'd marry you II Won
wanted7"
"Oh, 1t isn't that--d-n It all. I'm
Iuch fool I forgot All about the IL
censeI Confound 1t, it's 4 shamef
Just my luckl Wen have to wait TN
tomorrow. F1odie."
Flodie suddenly disenraxed be-..,s
rom his arm. You wait 4 mfnutsl"
She ran to the door, looked into the Of
Ice and called Aired" In another
minute she was Joined by the tsnitor.
Hall waited in perplexity and wonder.
Aifreds apron was removed. he
'hone in the full glory Of his evening
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23
Holly Scratches
y HARVEY RkAks

NEvER Iook = stft b ~ cost nark.
ASAii that glittsrs y ~ 6ia,As.ds.
Aistlstes nskss tie heart grow
Ths gift 1sfssrsd nAketA TIE Assrt
SICK.
psiicy.
II y . viss merchant wke knswv NJ
eva goods vhsa thsy are brousht
seck fes sxekaass.
II Cvs AiAsoss gifts q hxna,. "a
forgive inpessIbls.
Gina naks The nAa. Tie want a
thsn tAs fellow.
o. christmas barrai. nshss ~
Well Of weaaAklsd spia.
christnss bills are stubssru thi.s..
Santa Claus Il not - ssd a. - Z
painted.
ny gifts y haste ara rsps.t Al
lstsars.
unsasy hss The hssl that's trvins Il
nsks tvsaty dollars hay forty
AID thereby hangs . stechiae.
xvefy Christmas trss nust stssd :.
IL eva botton-
oifts are ssldon what they sssn.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

once. That stump is in Clallam couu-
y. In the state of Washington
In early days the settlers were wide
y scattered. and it was a long journey
over rough trails to the post once.
Carriers could do no more than leave
mail At some central point. The biz
ceoar stump. IL feet in diameter and
reduced to = shell BY IRE. was = base
rom which . number Of trails radi-
ated- BY common consent IT became
tns post once for . wide region. The
settlers pat on roof of cedar shakes
and nailed boxes round its interior.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23
Pueblo Tin roller eIus.

The investigation Of fusible tin Ao,,-
or plugs has been completed At The
bureau OF standards and presented for
publication 1t is believed that Their
can now be no excuse for boiler a..
piosions from imperfect pluEs II the
bureau findings are followed. namely.
10 use tin to 1913 per cent purity ana
Tree from zinc, = requirement sasiIv
met but which has not been the
actual practice in many cases.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23
LEFT MAIL IN HOLLOW STUMP
Pee ohHes" Used by Pioneer Easily
shs Oldest Building used for That
Purpose In America.

The pioneerz of the Northwest often
made use OF huge trees followed out
~ nrs or decay Some Of these tree
houses they occupied As temporary
residences Others they used a. shell
ssrs Tor stock or ~ primitive barns.
oniy one. however, ever had the dis
JUNCTION Of being = United States post
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23
American False Limb s.or,

American artificial limbs have an
excellent reputation in Europe. Doctor
Eisenberg recently presented before
the Imperial Society OF Austrian Doc
tors man who had lost legs and
arms In an electrical explosion n
the United States. He had bean mn
vided with American artificial limbs.
and on returning to Austria, due to
his great energy. is able to do ali
kinds Of work. The man is now hahn
sent to the various Austrian ho.pit.l.
In order to show the soldiers VIC
have lost limbs what they can do WITH
the use OF artificial ones
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

which they marked with their Names.
mere was = large box for the out
going mail There were no locks,
put tho mails were never tempered
with
inis primitive post once was used
for more than \ year. 1t has been
c.leiuiiy preserved and Is annually
visited by hundreds of interested sight.
seen. The stump Is believed to be
over 1000 years old, which clearly Or
taniishes Its right to the distinction OF
eelhs the Oldest post once buildinx IN
America'-fouth's Companion
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

best friends throat behind her back
BY 3ove, you're the coolest FLOODED sst
Of female vampires l ever saw In my
Incl It's rsyslation to mel 81
that's all you wantsd. shf That's why
you all hung IRE this morning, and got
me into this oonfoundsd mess-oh. you
wanted timsl Yes, time to invest
gate my hnances, Of courSe-and then
whsn you do get wind OF this dsvflish
old legacy, then you're AL after ne on
the gallop, like Z pack Of Siberian
woives-faliing over one another 70
80 Who can set to the telephone nrstI
Well, thank ood found II out in time
Thank God I'm free Of AL three Of you.
you lying. back-biting, mercsnsry. two
faced hypocritesi Well. IT. ali ovsr.
now. ! advise You to train your runs
On Cousin Jonasir
| There was = dioasroosble pause
When the pot calls the kettle black IL
| ID uncomfortable for both. Then The
three women, their rage and disap-
pofntment still unappsassd. swept out
Of tho studio and left him alone. Rosa
mund went out. surly and lowerfnx.
Carolyn sarcastic to the last. with s
bitter smile upon her lfps. Mr.. Rox.I.
ton abjsctly weepinr. hurting ber s.srt
approaches with = lessening might
She turned At the door 10 pun tn.
ruby ring from her hand. and vifb ~
Of F1odie's abandon. II With I.s- -
F1odie's justification, tossed It 1t him
ne Grew long breath. and dropped
into . chair. It had been : verv "a
i've minutes: II was 4 relief n hsxs !.
over. What nexti Tho mu.ic stt,,
ccnt,rr.a r.. - - "es'o stiu
for his sussts To be leav,nr ~
he ought to 70 out into ~. 49,
rooms and play the host-buf =. ..,.ss
not. It was impos.ibIs to- ~. --
again the three Isdiss who 1890
now be making their scornful AIT
.oor - th.~ 80 49,. :. ~ ~. A.
would do his best with the. oths-- -
He knelt down ON the Noor 80
xan to search for the r,nv
"Ars vou IN hsr. " p...u.,
CANA rlodis,s ~.rtl. xot.. - go
He tumns6 nm ana e.,.S - 49,
FIDDLE"
az. c.. n .,.,u-
glance ~ IN. .,r..L ~v-. d.
the moneys ronei" n. ala .s,..Ir
Have thew Ieft vetw
She nodded .uil,r~ .rh.~ ~
making M tn Jon., ~,,s -, 49,
mf~ht ~ a. 49,
must have had = rrsttv uv.1v H..
with than r1od,. - 80 s--~.1-
Il should saw 40 F1od,.i rhrs.
,.d,.. 49, %. fiouio' Anee
plicitly that Pm = cad. what d.xcv
You're notl" shs cried r,od,a ~
up Indignantly her sv.s h,.x,r-
He sava her . .r,.r .r-n-,--S ,
md his f.c. u~st.d -s.t 49,
was the 6rrt tim. tb.,r "a
n perfect accord II VS. ~. e~.t -.s1
brill.
Then" he hardy d.r.S >.
'havs you forriv.n NC r,o,.
Have You forrIv.n ms,v
"Youi For vhatr" n -. .x,d.n+
hat IN. 80 ~. w. 0iosn'
Flodie cast down h.r
mont. then r.i.ed th.u ho,d,. o.
s.p-...-ss,
Pretending tb.t d,dnY 49,. r
lie, suddenly emh.rr..-.d tu
md walked .v,v ,~or, ~, III, ~
. lean for ber u. ..r-h. ~. =. , 10
rms. - A''
.Ob IL 80, - Il.
DO youf Even .,tsr III ~. -,
He kissed her .rd.nt,v s,,n
ips. .1A W INC
Flodis extricatsd herss,f fror ~.
,rasp. isn't it-of corr. a.. 49,
lice, Hall-it's avf,llv n,ce-hrt 49,
Just a little-v.u rr.nstr-.,.
The brought Il ont t,n,,d,v ~
ace showed ber r,nt,r.
He dropped his arm. ana .,..1
Ienlv d,.canc.-sss -. anu $1,000 SUD
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

vEff-rvE ros cut Of bed. ,u.,
NJ minute.
h(SE To tell YOUTH whisper Il
low
49, rhs stockings I've hung By the
nfe
Are for nss~nos mamma. you know.
ver Htns sr< % awf1iIy iittis,
pear eantA Ciaus don't you seer
A. want. oh. 10 many playthinss.
7ne> vcn't hcid enough for me.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

7 don't know what to give Lizzie
for = Christmas present" one chorus
girl is reported to have said to her
mate. while discussing the gin to be
made to . third.
Give her 4 book" suggested the
ether.
And the first one replied. meditative-
y: No. that won't do; she's got q
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23
CHAPTER XIV.

Flcdie inexplicably burst into ts.rs
nan was alarmed. but he managed to
keep his wits about him. Quick. Flo
die. Tor heavens sakel There's some
body coming! VIII you?"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

About = hundred ye2rs axo the ART
Christmas cards we're usod Ths-~
we're printed In London and crn.s.,~s
visiting card with the uords
Herry cArfstnas.~ printed "a n
s~ Ne cards we're HAde with 4 Ii
~ sesnsry on them and a picture a.
- noean- This bird vas used BE-
$3.50 ~ Il called the English chrt.e-
nas Md, and also The sa4ior's n,rd,
= ecnoant Of the old legend regard
~ ~ rod breast Prom this time
- ~ cards became more numerous
- u more varied kinds.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

a hstie knowledge IL . danger
o1s lining especially On Chr1st-
ma eve, Uhsn = lid Discover
az miner acting the pant q
sant,s Claus.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

~ cAfIntMns f5es does not Ifve
- - - nhsss HIS = ssscxi and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

Crowned on Christmas
William the Copqueror was crowned
O. = Christmas day
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

boffnrlgsloien 3ultano befano, wie
bel Der @ntoefuna bes CARDINALS.
Gin Croft ober mar es, oaB er ali lei.
llem @eg IGIgs oes 9lmur nun idoil
beOellteno uor9elfritten mar. Seine
&leloer maren 5erfest, ober Der Sriib-
ling iuar eefommell lrnh entbob i'm
Der Sor9e I'M cine ipnrme Sii1e fiir
Den 3orper. Shlimmer mar es NIT
leinenI Sd)ltbtuerf beitellt, itnb oahcr
mllroen ollh ieine Sa9enlGrihe int
mer "fiir5er.
@eint Nnbrltd) 0e5 cages. Ser
elmer Der oenfuirbi9iten in ieineIn
Seben ietn iollte, erpafte Counting
ton aus einem u%nrubigen Shlummer
miioe, eridopft uno bungrig. Ser
Sunger mar ieiu b~eitdnoiger 8eglei.
ter mo er puBte, bob er balo aler
HobrungsIorgen enthoben iein iperbe,
peim 8ott lbm nift ifnelle Siilie
lan0te. Iennod) itrebte er nit Der.
ilpeiielter ausOmter uormdrts, eitt.
Ihloiien, bel Dem eriten Ginaeborc.
men, DEM er b~eaesnen meroe, Inter.
ltilbltrg 5n erbltten. @enn lie iblt
ermoroeter, 10 mar eS and gut, bant
bate oieler ihUere &i Elm groc.
3ablrcide 9oote mo SLOPE maren alt
TIM porilberge5ogerL ais er ben gro.
BEN Strom erreid)te bate; aber g
lparel clltlpeoer aoiafen ODER Nniieo.
Ter oarill, Die er beioe 3u iiird,ten
batte. lin Mittag ieste cr iif iii.
ter einen aroBen Baum nieoer mo
riel III eiuclt leihten ShIummcr.
Floblif, aber fubr er auf, oenn or
bate menidlid)e Stimnlen pernom.
men; err magte nift ai,ijuiteben, ans
5lrd,t, aeIeben 81 iperben, ionoern
perbarg lid binter einem @ebiiid,
nno lag bort 5itterno Dor grreauna
iinb Nngit.
Dorticsura foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
Der ndD1te SOritt.
9as critic balbpo6entltde tatboiide Slatt in der 9anocsiprade?- @ird
gu at Der G%mtmidelnnS her fatboGiden YreNe %mit9clem?

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pnen Sem mir rfHcih limb. mubn mir rH Gr GmWn @odcnnkoorm bon 10 Sm m Sm ~
Soh;d pab hbpohmtihea usmbmp bon r at Seeh D. h. NN& e 10 smn an $500 bro o%m nmHrH
Hfen pWou emS omaGnu@Nhc Rnh mb SNde &rua mrMh. uHc She Catholic mmS an % 1t
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GS mug NnTnM WbuL bB mn ammoncN nrau zach Nleuhrup nm. Sm S,hmrS a. 49,:
pie ISOLDE hib. che mir mLbm mhh grmrhr SMHtt mi erg uiMnn um Tmm Sm III
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ghrS u ns crmuN9m? aM r Die 9eg mBeS de bsh tNhden Yub@ponheI Mile ms Sm.
lar aug mb Ehe S prompt Sd ~" o"
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@cebrtc Serren "a pnpehcmm mt nf bic Nhsmun BON .sm 6nmuHS d. m.u On,
in der %ote rwn Die cine pnunDsnH8ne inp A 6a atomErM
@h @n init rs auWn @rmshuma m Sh .GmmGn fir 9Qp6fcnff, gumhrs fin ut.
@ pt &aaodn mbmf hsI 6u r @MN mr en- Mhml Der RbmnN bumruM 1 nWhmmr." b
gGhatb mn pubT wv ""wao
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lrNr SWB empdimM prompt ~ tm,b mn bMrr mir AUDI Nn uduGhm emrn sMmr In DmruH Mn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22
2 s. & a T..
NlIetn.

2onnington iiberiab ioiort Sen Dol.
len umiang Oes llngliids. Or mar
erIdopit ourh donate lange geiitiae
unb forperlife 9eioen unb onr6 9e.
fiirdtrngen fir Die 3ufunit. gr be-
fano lid in elmer Art bon eeiitiger
Setdubung. uno es Oaiierte einige
Minlter, ebe er lid oes gar3en grn.
ties ieiner Sage be,puBt milrbe. Sill.
LOG %Itarrte er nod Dem @ipfel oes
5hdlranoes hinalif; piele Yunfte uno
gGllme, Die ibm befanut lparen, pa.
rem perifmunben; aud ser @ipiel
lelbit bate iih per1noert, lino elm
GROCER Sbeil oes g~bbanges am Gin.
gang in oas 2bal mar aud binabge.
ltiir5t.
Cine 3eitlang betrahtete er oie
3eritornng III balber 9etdubung--
Ooh niht LANCE. Or purSe lia ser
8efabr bepubt, pelfe in feiger In.
tbdtigfeit lag, er begriif. baB er foit.
bare Iugenblide perlor. 9aber
lprang er ailf unb ndberte iif baitig
ben 5riimmern, melhe ben 8ipiel
oes Sbalranbes bilbeten. Sein 0eg
mar niht obne @efabr, benn 5rpei.
len fielen nod 6elsblode berab. gno.
lih erreihte er ben plas, NO, mie er
glaubte, Die Soble eelesen bate.
Iaes ringsum mar 10 perdnoert, bab
er ben Srt nift nit Siherbeit be.
itinlmen fonl,te. Wieoer riei err ben
Namen ieines SrelInoes 9lifa uno
borte crit banrit aui, als er beiier
mar; bod nifts antwortete ibm, unb
or iob. init SetriibniB, OaB err ale
Soffnung aufeeben miiiie. Die beiten
S%ngenlenre Guropas nit alien Stills.
mitteln uno eincm Seer BON arbeis
tern bGtten bier faim nad) mohcn.
LANCER InItrcnglins bic peridiittete
Soblc mleocr ans 1ageslift briugcn
fonncn. GnDlid) erfannte CT Oie
traurige @abrbeit, mari nod, cinen
lestel fummeruoqen Bid Suriid ulo
ldritt oann raid in oas 5bal binab.
Tort leste er lid aui einen Jelsblof
nm nat5uoenfen. Seine Gage nar
Iebr geiabrooQ. Or beiano lid ais
entiprumgener Str1iling IN elmer zoe.
MIG bepolferten @ilbniB; aber ielbit
Die menigen Nenihen, Die iid) in Die.
ier @e9enb auibieIten. mubte err als
bluthiiritise 6einoe permeioen. ston
AMI benz @eg nad Rertidinsf bate
er Diel BON Der srauiamen 3obbeit
Der iibiriiden 9oi,err unb Der miIoen
9arif1ten acb0rt, uno Sic bon Ser
&e9lernh9 ~ailsaeictic gelobmma iiir
Den aopI leoCs eniipruugenen StrGi.
limas mad,te ole Saao ai,i oieie In.
aliIdlihen al elnem eintrGgIihen nno
onregenoen 3eitperireib fir oieie
bliitoiiritigen Naturen. Slifa bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-22

mibcrte Der Yole, limb i'd lerntc
raid, neil es meine Eilid)f mar"
.Wer iino Sie?" riei Sonnington
nit elmer 2ebhaftiefeit, Die er niht
beherrihen fonnte, nner limo Sic?
Seit Monoten limo mir Reiiegefdbr.
tel, mir ertraeen oieielben 9eitmers
oen uno ipeiieu an oernielben Gid.
@epib miiien Sic jest. oab Sic mir
p%ertraiten fonnen, iagen Sic mir alio,
mer Sic fino uno lparltm Sic mid,
aut oieler sefdbrlif,en &cile beglci.
temp"
Ger Eolc erbob icinen ernIter
@lid uoa aufrid,tiser 3%uneieuns.
.Sorer Sic" lastc er mad, elmer
@eile, lid liebe Sic mehr OILS irgenb
iemano auf Ser @rbc, ollber meinem
Snfel. iinO ih wiinihte, i6 f0nnte
Sbnen aaes iaeen. gber es Oari nod,
nidlt iein, bod ebe mir ms trellnen,
miro ieoes 8cbeimniB slpiidcn inns
perid)munoen icil,."
nSDr Snfel?" mllrmelte Coming.
ton ererifien.
so, 9a,il 9om-Salerian 4iignt.
ifin," perbeiierie er iih. der BE.
tiger Ser perlaiienen Mine; lit elm
@ruber meines @oters. Iber &c
bulb, Sic werOen allies oil ieiner 3eit
erfabren."
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Just Because You Were Late For the Soup Course You
 Needn't Miss Your Dinner

ll you were invited to nfteen course banquet and it SO happened that you couldn't get here in time for the soup and other preliminary u- conseQuenuals would you stay away entirely and miss the whole feast?
 We fear that some Of you are go- ing Co do just that with the Master Key, which Is the greatest Fifteen Course Entertainment ever devised by experienced caterers to the public taste. But is isn't too late even now to sic down to the first table The preliminaries are disposed of. but the substantials, are now being served up. sit down at the table this com ing Wednesday afternoon or evening. get your share Of the good things ye, Co come, it is a shame to go hungry when such a feast is SO easily obtain able This coming Wednesday you will Doe just n time for the third course which is really the commence meut Of the real feast
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-28

When be was gone wilkerson wrote rapidly:
 fMaster Key Nine" va Silent Valley.
 March iS ig--.
 Jean Dameli. Astor House. New York
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 I have just been appointed superintend- ent of this mine; tell George. letter fol- lows. HARRY.
 He stared down at his own signature with strange feeling that it was new letters instead of figures! He wine. ed as he seemed to hear her say: "l1l never marry you until you are rich. Get the money and you shall have Jean Darnell."
 The new superintendent glitted his teeth. folded up the telegram and call. ed roughly to a boy lounging outside on the porch:
 "Here, take this to the telegraph station, and be quick about ltl" Then he addressed himself to an exumina. ton of the reports and time sheets and various papers that explained the working of the mine. His soft. white fingers caressed receipts that spoke of gold extracted from the earth.