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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
GUARDS
AT Crossings Are Suggested by
the State c COMMISSIONS
Of Agriculture.

Copies OF the amended quarantine
against the foot and mouth disease in
West Virginia as effectice April 4 are
now being sent out over the state By
Fl. Z. Williams. the state commission
er OF agriculture The quarantine as
ordered March 19 has been amended
so as to further safeguard the state
against the contraction OF the disease.
by shipment OF stock. here from am.
other state. III
Commissioner Williams suggests
that If necessary it would be we'll for
communities to maintain guards at
crossings in the section liable to
Infection. The commissioners given
the power by $legisla alive act to call on
sheriffs of the various counties to
assist with the regulation.
The commissioner also suggests the
meeting OF cattle men In all communi-
ties Of the state to make plans for
warding of the disease. X; &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
JUSTICE WANTS
MORT: EVIDENCE
And Money Theft Case is Set
Over until Letters Are
Produced.

The trial OF Philip Mehalic. accused
of stealing $3.50 from Deinian Nisalon.
has been continued for a week by Jus.
rice Jackson v. Carter until more evi-a
dence can be produced III court
Mehalic was arrested recently by
Robert NJ. Noon, special constable, al
his home at New Fair Grounds upon a
warrant sworn out by Visalon, who
alleges that in December. 1914. he and
Mehalic sent money for their wives
in Roumania but that Metallic sent
all the money to his own wife.
Evidence produced at a hearing held
Monday evening showed that Mehalic
had $50 to send to his wife and Vis-
alon had s16O to send to his wife. Ac-
cording to their custom OF sending
money home they appeared at the
local postottice and obtained money
forwarded it to a New York banker
who was to send it to their wives in
Roumania
After sending the money orders to
New York each man wrote a letter to
the banker instructing him TO forward
the money to his wife. Visalon says
he gave his letter to Mihalic to mail
and that instead of mailing it Michalic
DESTROYED the letter and sent one let
ter TO the banker instructing him to
send all the money to his own wife
Visalon declared he recently re-
ceived letter from his wife stating
that she had not received any money
but that SIrs. Mihalic had received
$40. He then wrote to the New York
banker who informed him. he said,
that Alehalic told him to send all the
money to his own wife.
Justice Carter asked for a certified
copy Of Mehalic's letter to the New
York banker before deciding the case.
Attorneys representing Visalon have
requested the New York banker to
send them a copy Of the letter SO they
can produce it in court as evidence
against Mehalic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
STUART + REED
Will Be Candidate for Republi-
can Nomination for Con-
Dress in This District.

CHARLESTON, April 10. Though
his candidacy has not been announced
formally, it is declared by friends of
Secretary OF State Stuart F. Reed that
he will be a candidate for the Repub-
slican nomination for Congress in the
new Third district in the campaign
Of 1915 Mr.. Reed formerly was a
newspaper man at Clarksburg and has
been elected twice to the Office he now
holds. He has wide acquaintance.
is thorough student Of the political
conditions Of the country and is re-
garded as one Of the most eloquent
Republican orators in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

Household remedy Of the French
5pcasantry. consisting of pure vegetable
oil. and said to possess wonderful merit
in the treatment of stomach, liver and
an this country by George H. Mayr, who
for twenty years has been one Of the
leading downtown druggists of Chs
.cagoF and who himself was cured by its
use. So quick and cffcctivcsis its action
that a single dose is usually enough to
bring pronounced relief in the most
have tried it declare they never heard
of anything TO produce such remarkable
results IN SO short a time. It IS known
as Mayr's4 Wonderful Remedy and can
now be hid at all leading drug stores.
&c is sold with the positive understand.
ing that your money will be refunded
without question or bubble If ONE
bottle fails To- give you absolnte salts
faction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
WOMAN ARRESTED
For Violating yosi Prohibition
Law and is a Prisoner in
the County Jail.

Mrs. ohm Bundles, of Att Clare.
was arrested Tuesday morning by
Constable Writ Stout and placed in
the county Jail here on a charge OF
violating the Yost prohibition law by
selling Whiskey.
The warrant against Mrs. Bundles
was s.o.1 out by Prosecuting Attor-
ney y. Judson Findley and charges
that on the 4 and Of April that
Mrs. Bundles sold whiskey to a man
by the name Of Whltehair at Mt.
Clare Mrs. Bundles Will he arraign-
ed before Justice j Jackson ". Carter in
the near future for hearing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
PERSONALS r! NJ. | !! J.

The Hon. Arlen G. swiger. OF Sis
jtersville, brilliant member of the
House of Delegates. is prominent
city visitor
w. Scott Stuart, Of West Union. who
may be the first congressman from
this new district. was a prominent
Monday visitor here.
Charles P. Swint, Of Weston, former
prosecuting attorney Of Lewis county.
was in the city Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
4 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

Win LOCAL RAPPLIcAT1oSs. as th.y cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Chtnrrh IL bleed
or Constitutional diseaAe. and In ordersto cure It
rcu must take Internal rennedIes.r HA1lssC atarrh
Cure 81 taken internally. and acts directly upon
The blood and mucous surfaces. Halls LCatarrh
Cure e not quack medicine. e was7- prs
county for years and Is regular prescript ton.
IL com posed OF the best tones known. con-
bned with tho best blood puri ners. !; acting al
rectly on the mucous Aurfaecs The parfect
combina ton of thA two Ingredients IL pro-
duces such wonderful results IN curing c1tarTh.
Send for testimonials. free. "a
v s4 f. :. CHENEY Z Co. Props. Toledo q.
y Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
h MASONS CELEBRATE.

FAIRMONT. April Ss.-The If
tieth anniversary OF the formation OF
the grand lodge Of NIasons OF West
Virginia. was celebrated here last
night in a brilliant way, with visiting
.Masons from all parts Of West Vir-
ginia present The grand lodge was
formed at convention held in Fair
mont. April -, 1865. The principal
address was made by o. IS. N1cKinne
who gave a historical sketch Of the
grand lodge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
~ "a. tlaF III 5}3.
PRAYER MEETING
Will BE Held in First Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow Morning.

A prayer meeting service will be
conducted IL the First Presbyterian
church at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning under the auspices of the
prayer meeting committee Of the
Hamilton tabernacle meetings The
meeting will last about half an hour
and will be followed by an open
Bible class taught by the Rev. George
e. Turner. The public is cordially
invited to attend both the prayer
meeting and the Bible class.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
no \ w! AT m MEETINGS.

Dr.. John. S. stone. one OF the city's5
leading dentists. went to Pittsburg1
Monday night to attend meeting Of
dentists. From that city
he will go TO Wheeling to attend =
meeting OF West Virginia dentists
there Wednesday and Thursday, and
ne will return home Friday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
AIIIO BIBLE CLASS. I

Secretary A. T. Arnold, OF the West
Virginia Sunday School Association,
has granted a charter to the Ahio
Bible class Of Buckhannon. The class
is numbered as 1855 and Is one OF
the organized Bible classes OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF that
place. The following officers are in
charge: Worth shuma ker, president;
u G. Young teacher
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
MANY BAD SCALES.

WHEELING. Apr. i 3 s. Six hun
dred short measures and q dozen
scales are piled up at the city build
ing as the result Of the work of in
spection by w. H Smith. pure food
inspector They represent an annual
loss of $4,000 to Wheeling pur-
chasers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13

Around the stove or the icross roads
grocery Is the real court Of lasttresort.
for 1t finally ove--rules all others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been brought before this court In AZ
cros5Sroadssg grocery In this
country. and has always IS received 81 ta
verdict. 1T rs In the coun-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
MUCH DAMAGE DONE.

POINT PLEASANT. April j For =
est fires in Clendenin district. this
county, have done thousands Of dol
,1ar.s' damage TO farmers the last few
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13

A GOOD TINE TO BUY REAL
ESTATE. AND BY THE WAY,
3REAI, FIsTATE rs NOT so SLOW.
lTEIOOKs AS THOUGH THIS WILL
he TILE BANNER YEAR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
5IlT 85l 3 7tI71 l1
DAUGHTER BORN.

l5 Mr. and Mrs. Oras Davis, or the
new Stealey Heights. announce the
birth of a daughter at their home
sunday morning. The condition Of
and baby are fine. H=
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
MAITLAND

Near the car line and on splendid it
lot we have new house with bath
for sale at Just about what 1t would
cost to build the house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
ONE MARRIAGE INCENSE.

AtmarriaEe license has been issued
to Martin Kazilsz and Domanikas
Kayolyafszk Nj 81 ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
1yAR.Rl[3:.AyT W-ITHDRAW-S.

"A a SATISFACTORY UNDERSTANDING MAJ
ing been reached. peace warrant
AGAINST Jacob Lapechoizk and Louis
aKugpins. of Baltimore street. was
with drawn Monday evening in Magis-
trate w. q. Starcher 81 court by Mich
ael Odims. also Of Baltimore street.
and the case was dismissed at the
cost.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13

on Buckhannon Pike we have a
= ne seven room cottage with q good.
bic front and side porch. Lot 80 by
Z % feet I !3 lH8'E5f
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13

Experim ents In Franch have shown
that ordinary sod is an efficient liter
for sewage
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
Brood OAKS.

Nine room house. finished in hard
wood, bath, pantry and large base
iment Lot 120x120 feet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13
PRICE $4,000
On terms Of little less for cash.
BROAD OAKS

" OH LCI- LIs' 7O = ~ = = 7>7z . T-- n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-13

When the tragedy was learned
Coroner w M. Borgess.. Of Rlpley'
was called. His verdict was that Al NJ
len and his son had come to death BY
eunshot at the hand OF the faith er:s#5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

tsfsa tta esass. 80 e@rs a.e= ae-t@
Sc eeass ses e. tsst tts-~sat $40
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fasssfa tss sk e. te@ua ss-le s~s
tea aH afslasas 10 ss.s..Iestsa -
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seseess % a.i fIss eitsf 80 $50 .d
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vsst taes ~staF W tsi f'e'sss
tfr See
fra sesresr rsa.f, sefrs Sc aass-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

t's-s 81 tas i.-ssi isFghs 10 hs
s.ss tsslt@ugs a~sii. sac s.sa q
specialist Sass -aa his siFst sl....i
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90 sal tue..srnes 90 s,.uus usau
tlis fasefus tftek 10 g. rubtiah
t,s.sirf 90 circular sstttus feFth in
srfrssis frtshttai tsras ths dire
e,'rse.. arr.ss tn store tsr che stsiiu
o. cate l.sssrtieu e~bich 10 mnrr
susa -rittea ~ b. = smarter man
f1aa tts lrs.sk tImself ths unfnf
furafr eeatH s fsid tas mnai vut
rasrv4a Nea esucrrntns Uatural.
ssFa.r.FFfe fanrttous. aus. u DO ts
49, trrsterf oT a. ignorant - che
Average ycata 90 ts ~ IS he 10 llkeiy
Co. tetirse 30 ts seriously diseased
arf ia tr1varaffVr ned % medical az
s-rurr VITA this Thought tn miuf.
lrsf.zf rf ErtuE g. hta famitr dortut
rr tv q rsvutatir. hrursf specialist Dc
decides tsaJ BE- hsd setter cousult the
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r.rr far~ .u tis rrrr- vuu rus, fsprud
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f-esae-fIV. 49, directly causes ty
fss rrlmirat wrrt % these iahumnu
h-ssss Macy rrr1ai. trrrnt.
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aar Ef- Coz co ofarF rsasnu ia th~
sart1 tzt tsss % fear Inspired by
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frr fsT trf~af.1cativ deceptive
srsesl=E ~ -r-ta.s Eratuif1ua -u~ti-
cal Books o. books % alleged
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% gaaet rrus aef rat~tf u-elicinr
sozsss ta these works ere iuno-
rres o. lErr~ast reader is iafsrer-
tlaiiv .sf1ra=4 thaf certain srrmsi.
physiological functions Or r1nfifIora
z-- serf8as sgts~ucss % disease
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
A GROWING MENACE

tt traaie rsEulstiees had begu SIS
tflv snferced on seeoet aveaas set
srsag evsaiax ssd sentay aftF~seoa
aad evening" thsre would bsvr bssa a
score % arrests % ear ewn-ts or
drivers Never sfaer ere asfar.9sftF
came tats general use were tss rsles
81 safety 80 generally GlsreEsfts5 ta
tais eitv. especially suafav svFnfs
TINE after tims drivers ef htssg
eussss snd ofEers seas thetr ears lst1
crowds wasting for street esrs rso-
pie on fsos h.sd CO. htmg Cor tsetF
lives
Que poucemss on aecesf apesss
eaaaot. o. ts plain. sefares rrE4Lssigas
% traffc ts theT saouif Be retsfrsIt
especially fa rush tfmes. Therr ssGatz
BE sa ofsesr az Seventeenth sgFsut saG
Second avenue. Ntaetegctb tad secend
sad ss rwsutisfh street. ant rrfsf
avenue a. times whsa travel re- fesg-
frsf
UGless soasetAfaE ts done ta Better
safeguard Brs aad iab there ss eer-
tafa 60 BE- q disastrous accident tE
vii BE- rust as easv Co enforce ere
raiss eetare there 10 a tFaEssg as is
VII be aftefwarf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
The Daily Story
How aa Aersuap. Was captufsd-gy Martha v. Monros

ttsatsasai Ben ifsTbss9H 9f "a.
uHitsa states asfspisEs esFps U.s. e4it
81 - sac tsiefiEsss.
weir
III usFLssai. =
yes, f'm HsFbssou
I'm Caiaasi caffiHgtoa. fss eslisd
soa aD ~ ssy f4sr Iaez i sHEioas %
e. ~ win goa fof Eight"
whist Ja'kr'
"8fs iass"
The osisHsi vas is boring under %
fusion Inst HsfbssoH Lad been 81 biS
quarters aHd vas rs miiisr Win his
family The u4tA nss mat the lieu
tslsnt hsd never been - headquarters
iong sHoagil - fnsks sbslr scquai1t-
snss There Nas . psdss IN the dis
laEus. Darlington expecting thst his
sabofdinatS would oref ~ faEe gsck
~ With him. fhe neutsnsns shrfn kiaz
from Tie responsibility. or course, We
former hhd no suthOrity 20 c0u1fns "a
the latter 20 90 such a thing. be asast
volunteer
'.How oid is Jsck7" asked Barbeson-
Eighteen
-EervyT-
VERY"
Wei. I'm going up urr- sr--poon
for a short Trip. don't EniDd taking
passengsr.-
Thank you. What timer
Three O'Clock"
There were two goodbYz and Two 70
ceivers were hung up. Hsrbeson went
away rnuttering 70 himself He dis
> - F-~a FsEa
be dd not know and a. 70 whose nerve
be was ignorant Indeed, be would
have positively refused the request had
81 not been made by bis commanding
ofncer. As II was be could not very
well refuse BE only hoped the boy
would not get frightened OF dizzy and
bring a bout an accident
Shortly before 3 O'Clock HsrbeEon
superintended the rolling OF his M
chine from the sheds on 20 the level
ground from which he proposed 20
make his start and was examining It's
parts 70 see II everything was secure
when he saw a girl open the gate and
come tripping over the turf toward
him. She came up with smile and
saIuted Harbeson IN q very friendly
manner.
Its awfulIy good OF you TO take ne
up with you. Mr.. Hsrbeson," she said
Take you up with me-" replied the
lieutenant worderfncly.
Why, yes" rejoined the girl. some
what taken aback az his asking the
question and his manner. Didn't psps
arrange it with you;"
Colonel Darlington telephoned me
that his son Jack wished 10 go up
I'm Jack" reioined the girl. laugh
ing. My names Jacquelin. Everybody
calls me Jack
Here was a dilemma. II he took the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
Clear Seeing Na..enet.

Critics have no, yet assigned the
late M- Massene; his permanent niche
IN the temple OF fame. but most OF
them agree that he was a charming.
although no, a great. composer. He
had one quality OF character. how
ever. which IL no; the invsriabie ac-
complement OF genius. musical and
o'hers-he could appreciate genius IN
others An aneedote taken from the
Paris Figaro attests IL:
\ critic was induiEinE In extrava-
CANT praise % Masssne; 10 his face
and wound up his fiattery:
Wagner What was he. His tai
eni 10 mos; ahsurdiy exaggerated. 1
have 20 pick and choose among n lot
of rubbish IN Wagner"
is that soT- commented Masseae,
suavsiy. u should be quite happy
~iis VIA; yog leave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
THE PLUMBEz

C. r. sess.bie AFTER ar tsss tss
ptambsr Has hern uaHsss,I Fer
naav years ssfs Hsafissssa has bsea
tas butt 81 stacs issss wffhaas aan-
Der ant what is mere. thsre Eas Beer
. popular feeling tAat be hss set re-
eefss,t Eaif what is comias 60 ksa
nut esw comes q writer la tas letter
ftersid who ssss tse other ste % sss
aaestien. BE ecntsnGs thaE as q So
tsr sf tsct tss gisnssr e. ore % sss
present. 9sv seefstvs msst lra s~rtsss
missionaries Cedsr nts everalis sz9
fssgsssutiv sotlsd exterior ~ - es=-
efasties % syEisute scientist az
ssfiled rssehaaies
BE carries b. Ne esaa know edge
% ayGroststfes. snsgaasics ss6 sss
weai6 saaae ire average profssseT
ef pnysies. ss6 th1s ksoWtsdxs - -
eouseanffy ssstYfsx 20 tss ssfsxg&rs-
tag AT etsen tEs setuat sevfs< 81 ~
rnaa IRE. 60 SAY aotatrz % ere a.
vsneernsnt 81 hs1sa eornfsrt.
ore Gs~sat appreciate the piaassr
aatfi tEs water sfsss that have -
fused 60 10 tsefr dEty rsspeaG 90 -
rasxfe tsuehL Evsa ths sesputss "a
ON. Of tnaras5sads wesn ore xsts p
efi1 ZOE al hours tfrzs Eafrx All eo-z-
fax Tor evr rzf1utss % a1scrs-Stez .
sotat ard ser~~fsE e 40 s<sfS.
vnsn 4ysssrsogs sickness las L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26
BUILDERS OF NATIONAL CAPITAL
LOOKED EAR INTO NATIONS FUTURE

: Taft po.ufs out. Thus. ~ e. not an In
dusfrial city. not a commercial city.
noe a city existing FOR or belonging 20
SIS citizens. but one serving every citi-
zen o. the United States and belong
INK alike 90 each While the United
States government paws half % the ex-
p~usc % the capital city. Mr. Taft con
tiuues. e must Be kept In mind that
the city O. In no sense supported 81
the benefit % the people dwelling with
10 ffs confines: end. r. spite Of the
half burden assumed By the general
government. the remaining half Is
greater than most cities OF Washing
tons class impose upon their people.
There are two reasons for this. The
FIRST b that no other city % its claf,s
has 80 many unusual expenses 20 meet.
such large street areas 10 maintain.
such heavy Ere and police protection
expenses 90 bear. etc. And. then. in
the words % the writer
The second reason why the burden
% even one-haif Of the expenses OF
city government O. heavier than the
total expenses % most cities o. "a
Washington has but one industry.
which a. government. and that indus
tTy bat one product. which - politics
Win no important weaith-produclng
Industries 20 swell the incomes OF the
people 81 the capital. with every activ-
ity discouraged that would detract
from the beauty % the city. per cap
ia ability % pay taxes O. correspond
inEiy smaller In Washington than in
most cities
The ycar-'o-year population Of
Washington. Mr.. TAT; writes. illus
trates how truly national the capital
city g. More than two-;hirds OF all OF
th~ people residing in the District OF
Columbia In 1910 we're born elsewhere.
Every state IN the union e. represent
- ~ q considerable quota % its peo-
pie who have come 20 Washington 10
I've. and. through every day % the
year. the stream % tourists and Wis
tuTs 1ovs without halt through the
city. and IN this stream are Americans
from every state. territory and island
possession. and foreigners from every
country In the world.
Conciading his description % Wash
inE'on. which everywhere be,rays the
areciiouafe pride % the writer. Mr..
Taft saws;
The people % the United States
love Washington They are proud OF
the city. When they visit; the city they
walk upon her streets with a con-
seso1suess that she belonE- 90 them.
and tha; her dignity and beauty and
che grandeur o, her buildings are an
expression % her sovereignty and her
Ereatnsss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-26

siff gp VITA klfz sHG Sf.s SAq4s t.
ems psDie stricken sac p2isat e,iaz y
kiaa tiss : drowning DsfsSfs sri se fAa
ssHss ~ tbs death n 18th q fassa y
Hs sstlt aef 5 @ss hs might sTeaG -
csHaassEdss. lie ssSDSs irTss.s. ass fo~ :
paoH4sYt. tasn Esss IL 80 fbs rff w.,
ass asiaiY SD DFstsy 40 > stestssesss
ri she nsiflia stsRe
After Few more tE.nHfss - sezses
faf weaS parts ~ kls rsaeaiae usye-
son Dl0sgnse,l 20 biz seaf ti-e glsl s.is,t.
ed 50 the siagty oae ~ C. hi.a. ,se,s
"ss bgrrssg sId 0h,rfsay ssd
fbe n4sciihs Ilffe1 Or ~ isassiaa4 ,sls,e
Miss Darlington fran me fesg saorss
no more sign pf appreciation - 6ssz.-
fssa 81 sic had t,e%H s4,,ifsz la - svts
lent u G4es-
HarbsSS1 was nct ysE - sxrs-4 D.
diving a. ssrrsylsns s1T cacsFste,e,S
perfectly thst s1y nslsasszLs zs.zst.. o.
Ia pan v9'lic Cause a t-s2s1z. "a
was 0ot elSrlssss5 fast BIS oo-aos 70.
vac insensi5le - tie danger -. Lazx :.
nothing ua1sssl occurred sss 80.
tered ike . ussSpls. calling - ssssz.
ten % this ard % That. 1-ss a. rsours
The ssLzsstsoH was as rew y s1ss az y
her
Presently TIERS came y1st % VIZ
that tuynec ths ssr0plg 20 % ~ tes--
HsKbeson paIed. while Jsck czuzas hsr
breath. Pct tbs rnoz1ezr re aas-ss-s
rishtsd Itself abe clzppsd ~ hsEas
6esightsdiy, szclziut1g.
Wasn't that !0sz TO l0vsly Hor zzy-
thing DO II zzfu
Hsrbesou, wh0ss hssrr va hezr-z
IKE = ker-lsdrrr.. rnsds 1o rsoly IA.
could DC heard though b rszzyksd %
himself that - ever there was 2 fo,l Z.
was the girl BESIDE htrn- Esve-fhsssss
despite ths shock be had received -
almost smiled and could not help thtzk-
Ing that Jack was 6 very delightful
fool
The weather ~ss srsse g-7zty vhs-
they started, and II the upper az tbsy
found II more 50 After hs-IrE been
nearly capsized Hsrbesor stzrtsd .
return. He was caught n another zoFt
50 severe that Miss JACK was this rze
suddenly made aware that sae Ess
likely 70 bs spilled from a chozssz6
feet up 81 the air
Both her fair arms went around TIE
ieuts1sur's neck
Fortunately the Dschins righrsd &
self. Miss Darlington Suddenly became
aware that she was embracing e nan
she had not seen an hour bzfo-e- s5e
released him and covered her face with
her hands.
Harbeson IS Tow e captain and ole
Of the most experienced aero men 81
the United States service. he says
that he never intended 70 mary and
probably never would have married
had he not been nearly st-ancled
thousand feet Up IN the air by q girl
His wife's reply 10 the allegation IS
NO such thing"