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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished.


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p III eIS - - ~ u nls1eu
TWO rooms. kitchenette ana front porch
llo5 Arizona
FOR RIM furn md . rnfurn ants
Germane apis 5es ". Missouri: phone ass
THE .sWIIJNARY'' APIS
as Prospect. new. very complete; large.
opeh SouF' ohy ap,s lsl' olls -3J n ap -
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Eor Dat uors.Laa,;,~ Poor,.
FurmSneo-
DESIESRIF ~,7->7T 3d. ~ "
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Ilo1 >hA r III i>1 rooms Ihone I92V-
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 500 Mesa
ROOM and kitchenette. 500 \. oregon
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ToTSFKEEFIS3; CONS z67 \ stanton
nv IN I ~" Ie,l.s- eos y oe--eo--
Two housekeeping rooms. 1907 \. Florence
HSKPG. rms. zIsi, e Mo. So up. Phi 5sSs
HKG. rooms sleeping porche,- SOS n Oregon
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49,, ~ -1,-- ny -vo L 9--So9----
SINGLE housekeeping rooms 10 n Camp
TI3o IT.. ,-----7-----, - 80,
TWO light housekeeping rooms. furnished
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FbhNiShhD hOOMS for housekeeping IN
: $500; 80, :; =, -21S .1y2,
FURNIsHED bedroom. adjoining bath, with
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FURNISHED rooms privilege light house
-e-g-..s- : 80 ----e-
r hN IN III, hou3seHeeping rooms. private
amy -v12 ~ o------5
WANTED-Couple for housekeeping rooms.
1913 y. Florence. Phone 1864 J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
For Rent-Houses Unfinished.

. ROOM HOUSE
Newly Decorated
81 Los Angeles street in sunset HeighlS,
walking distance; good ncighborho"d- Oi'is
JAMES l. MARI & COMPANY. $500.
304 san Antonio street phone 80
DESIRABLE HOUSES.
room bungalow. z Boulevard -SSo-VV
room cottage. modern. blocks from - o.,
new high school f-'-'V
: rooms. arranged for . families. con- -.
venient to r p & :. W shops 49, SOW
n. F. KILBURN Co, Phone SoS-
FOR RENT BY X. T. LYONS
1117 y. Fl Paso. ( r fur. flat ------ si--se
1920 Nevada 8 rooms. furnished 1890 S4e-uO
Clifton. 4 rooms furnished 5000 S4V-Vv
1920 Nevada. rooms unfinished SS--2p
2S1f Savannah. rooms. garage 1890 SSv-Vy
1901 Mt. Ave. rooms S-2-Vu
~ y Ange. room flat s-1-W0
2027i7 Commerce rooms ---------- Sl9-OI
HOUSES FOR RENT.
school Teachers. Attention; Close to school
I'm apt. furnished -------- Ssv-ev
40I Rio Grande. : rm- cottage furn- Sbs-pV
1900 block Arizona. 8 r. cottage. furn $4,000
100 blk Arizona. r. cottage furn 20-Yo
Epson ave. rTn- cottage. furn- -----S W.
700 blk Rio Grande. ? cottage. furn SbO-Vu
~ AnEe. Z apt se9-Oun
1905 Florence ; rul- apt -SSV-9J
1910 y Campbell rm. bungalow s52-eD
1909 Prospect, rm- house ---------- 50 ~
e17 3rd st. rm- cottage ------------ ; -
1910 y q Paso. ( nm cottage -s-,-y11
$500 Alameda. rrr- house. baths S5g-e9
10I1 California . rm- cottage -------- ss,---n
700 Hill st. nm cottage ------------ 49,
500 boulevard. 4 I'm apt. SSv-uv
CASSIDY & NEIL. Phone go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
OPPORTUNITY FOR 4 FIRST CLASS MAN
To GIT IN RIGHT

on one Of the best paying businesses in
town This business has been built up from
a small concern to the biggest place Of its
kind in Fl Paso. II is incorporated for $50
000; stock invoices $4,000: all livestock.
$4,000 stock sold and $4,000 still in treas
ury- Can sell S12S0O stock and control
and will take some good town property in
uade. Owner has good reason for selling.
but wont allow business to be advertised
direct for sale call and show you can
handle il and viii show YOU
r. c. BAILEY LAND co.
800 Nesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23

PALMS COURT APARTMENTS.
5-9-3l W Missouri. several very
desirable and 1 room apartments
from $3.50 W. Newly refinished
throughout. sleeping porches- Call
~ Apt I. Fisk apis or office OF
FISK-RAM>EX REALTY CO..
Phone 1913 Trust bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Wanted-Real Estate.

Wanted-Real Estate.
LOTS WANTED-Wil pay cash for a fe"
ir Altura or Grandview-at once H W h
care Herald
WANTFD-To buy from owner ten or -
room ro0ming house close IN. must nave
WANTED-C;ood sheep ranch in New Mex
100 rrice must be right and property sub
ject to rigid investigation; no Inflated values
Owners only: would prefer ranch without
sheen r sS7 Herald
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20

every place OF concealment, came on
Their hurry, however, was too great
and the very place where they should
nave looked, they passed. Even be
fore they wee well out OF the way
Spike had released his feet and gain.
Ing the tack was running at full
speed back TO where Helen was wait.
lns beside the Special with her friends
These latter saw a bareheadcd man
dashlng down the track. waving his
arms.
They've got Storm" exclaimed
Spike. They carried him off first. to
throw him into an ore car. They
meant to throw us both in. II they've
thrown George into one of those cars.
the minute it's loaded. he'll be killed"
Helen blanched. To threaten Storms
NE vas to touch her heart. we must
get aboard" she cried to those about
her' and run the train up to the mine
without losing minute. Hurry" she
cried, everybody"
Rhinelander FASTENED tie excited
guests into the cars, signaIed the con.
uu'tor and the Special, swiftly gather
ing speed, started to catch the freight
train at the mine.
In the gondola into which he had
been flung, Storm. pounded and
shaken over the rough rail FONTS.
gradually recovered consciousness
He knew he was in no danger until
ne should reach the mine. not even
then. II he were only able to cry out.
But struggle as he would. he could not
release his hands and feet nor the
gfg that half choked him. Every
movement OF the train was so familiar
to him that it added to the horror OF
his situation.
lie was hoping it might stop before
IT should reach the deadly chute. for It
was this that constituted his peril
Revolving rapidly in his mind the
features OF his situation. he felt the
car rolling slowly and monotonously
ON until 1t seemed as il the train must
have traversed twice the length of tho
switch-the track of which he was ia.
miliar with-and the farther he was
pulled. the worse his predicament
looked.
The car rolled slower and slowc.
He knew well what the engineer was
doing: pulling ahead to spot the last
gondola under the chute. Storm saw
as the condemned man sees the blade
on the guillotine poised above him
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20

happy over the fortunate outcome OF
the day that the evening festivities
at H"len's home were looked forward
TO with pleasurable excitement 1t
was an open secret among her friends
that this occasion was to siGnali2c the
public announcement OF her engage.
mcnt TO George storm
The evening asscmblage was bril-.
liant. Not alone with the guests OF
the day but second special had come
from tho city bringing another car OF
friends and n procession OF motor cars
brought 10 the door guests from the
ue.ghboriug estates.
In the house. Helen, radiant In eve.
ming attire was descending the stairs.
Storm waited at the foot to NEE, her
and after receiving her guests she lief,
the scene for few moments with her
lover, The last among the laggards
seemed 10 have arrived when a big
limousine, turning In from the high,
way. was driven rapidly through the
grounds and stopped In front OF
Helcn's door The car contained three
men ScaGruc, Ward and Adams.
wait IN the garden" was Soarrue's
command to his companions i will
80 "a look the field over and report In
few minutes"
When S"lgrun crossed Hclcn's
threshold tina, night. a strange feeling
came over him An OccansIdc lady. an
old acquaintance was tho FIRST to OK.
tend greetings She noticed the strained
expression Of his face aud the rayagcs
mad" on II By HIS recent dissipation.
She was, indeed, shocked. Il haven't
seen YOU Tor an age" she declared
And you're not looking bit well
either. can tell you What's the ma,
teri" she demanded A shuddet
seemed to pass over him as she spoke.
Are you ne" she asked with wide.
open eyes
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20
AUTHOR OF WHISPERING
SMITH" THE MOUNTAIN
DIVIDE" STRATEGY OF
lCREAT RAILROADS." ETC.
SYNOPSIS.

Little Helen Holmes. daughter OF Gen
ernl Holmes. railroad man. Is rescued
rom imminent danger on "A scenic rail-
road 10y George Storm. IA u"wsbJy. Grown
to young manhood, Helen saves storm.
now brennan, her father, and hts friends.
Amos Ruuclundcr, huhucicr, aud Robert
SchgIuc. promoter. from threatened
collision. ShfebrcaI.rs employed by Sea
CRU" steal General Ilpim"t' survey plans
OF the cut OF line FOR the TidcWater. Ia
thly wound the general AMI escape. Her
fathers estate badly Involved by his
death. Helen goes to work On the Tide
water. Helen RECEIVERS the survey plans
from Scugrue. and though they arc taken
from her, finds an accidentally mnhe proof
OF the survey blueprint. Storm Is en-
ployrd by itEln.lnuder Spike, bctrleudci
by Helen. In his turn saves let and tn"
tlght-uf-Hay contracts when Sylgrur kid
maps her. Helen end Storm win for Rhine
lander "A rae. against S"hgrJr for right
of-wnyr Helen. Storm and Rlluciiud"r
rescue Spike from SeagruH's men. SpllS"
steals records to protect Rhlnrlbuicr, ana
storm and Helen save Spike from death
In TIA. burning COURT Ousr. Vein IN
Superstition mine plnChc. on. ScIgruc
salts II and sells Il to RaurlIu'er The
mine Il relocated. Rhln"Ihudcs gives III
en- ard George each onr-thlri Of tn"
Superstition mine stock. SrtgrIr's scheme
to prevent payment Tor tie mine us
spoiled Helen. restored to home and 81.
cini position. saves her departing guests
from threatened collision by /. Wild riiu.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20

! leverman. too late for him to avert the
disaster, il one were impending from
his action-the chute was coming
down. But at the instant the monster
NAV was opened and tons Of heavy
quartz shot into the gondola, Helen
outside the car. turned the dumping
key and Storm dropped through the
opened car bottom under the trestle
The ore at the same moment was pour.
ing in at the top.
When the young engineer returned
TO consciousness, Helen was raining
tears and kisses on his upturned face.
lie lay under the trestle, freed from
the cords that had SO nearly caused
his death, mine men and the guests
Of the day crowding around He stag
gered to his feet and greeted his de
Iiyerer.
They had Spike. too" he said,
speaking rapidly to Helen. We must
lind him before he Is smothered"
There was no need for her to an
swer Spike spoke for himself. And
what | want to do" he said with heat,
when he had told Storm the story.
is to get that Special back to the
bridge and get after the guy that
roped me"
The neighborhood was secured for a
sign OF their assailants They found
where the taxicab had stood in which
Seagrue's pair had come up. But the
two had long ago made their escape
and We're running back to town to re-
port to their employer.
fastening up the stairs, looking
guilty over their shoulders as If fear
ful OF immediate apprehension for
their crime. Ward and Adams burst
into Seagrucs room.
Seagrue was in waiting. I'VE got
Storm" Ward began
Good" cried Seagrue.
Spike got away"
Seagrue struck his fist into his open
hand. Il wanted that fellow worse
than the other" he mIttered between
his teeth For another moment he
stood deep in though, Then he turned
savagely on Ward. II Spike escaped
he will be at llelen's home. We will
get him there" Ward nodded as cool
ly as if further crime were mere
detail. I'm going up there tonight"
continued Seagrue. ard must change
for the evening now. Adams has two
guns. Stop. There they are. on he
table"
Seagrue. a little later. came in
dressed. His tools had made their
preparations and were dismissed with
the injunction to eat their dinners be
fore the murder was committed
When the special. on its return.
reached Signal, those aboard were SO
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20

his machine was capable OF One
minute she reminded him pathetical.
~ and more than once. may mean a
life very dear to me. DO the very best
YOU can, won't YOU" she pleaded,
Tense and collected under III.
strain. Helen. staring through the open
cab window, had only eyes for the ore
cars. which In another moment she
saw stood In on the switch with the
last gondola spotted for loading under
tho chute.
Wha, car had Storm been thrown
into? The question racked her nerves
and clutChcd at her heart
With Storm still struggling on the
car floor, the foreman OF Ia" ore plant.
taking fresh chew OF tobacco. sig
the lever and the Jagged quart rock
tumbled with a roar into the chute.
Storm. working to free himself had
heard the forcmnn's order, heard the
deadly rush OF the falling rock 1t was
only "a the great chutr-thc one which
he, himself. had helped 10 install and
which worked with such fatal eiiicien.
cy-slowly descended that he gave w
hope.
A cry outside, woman's voice hard
IS reused him from HIS stupur But the
next moment he felt great shock II
seemed as II he were launched prccipi'
lately into space. the world was TALL.
ing around him Overhead. a mighty
roar crashed on his hearing con.
seriousness lott him.
VIVA, had happened Was that Helen
lcaping from the gangway OF the cn
CINE almost before the Special. it,
wheels ground by the brakes, fully
stopped. had run swiftly up the switch
track beside the gondola IN which
Storm lay. She had no means OF
knowing whether this car contained
her lover 1t was too late to signal the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20
CUTOFF TO SUPERSTITION MINE


At noon today Helen holmes.
daughter Of the late General Holmes.
assisted by Supcrinte a. Rhine.
Under and Construction Engineer
George Storm viii drive the spike that
~arts the completion Of the Super
sution cutoff.
Scagruc read with anger To his
disordercd mind. now yiCtimiZcd by
drinb. II seemed as II the celebration
were intended to sigualiEc his own
dcfcat
In furious mood. he struck the
Sell to summon Adams. hts servant
When the latter appeared his master
,Rid CURLY: Bring Ward hero nj
uucc." and turned to the decantor that
Mad iattcrly become his most Intimate
sosourco.
The moment Ward came In with Al
ANS. Scngruc picked up the newspa
per. Look at that" he said, without
preliminary words Ward read the
headlines hastily. You see what =
going on" exclaimed Seagrur, labor
Ing apparently under excitement Il
want you to get busy
He spoke the last words In a tone
that left no doub, OF hts meaning
AMI Ward. old IN ways OF Intrigue
nnd crime. looked at him so under.
st,ndingly that Scagruo had hardly
need to add what he ild "rhls ~ my
last chance" he muttcrcd. NlClOusly
Il want them both. Get them IN
mako you rich"
Ward was quick TO assent Ito was
suick to act. aud after comforting hur.
rirdly on details Soagrur started the
two mon out. In tho street. Ward
end Adams boarded taNlcab. gave
their orders to the driver aud were
~hirlcd rapidly out on the desert,
At the cutoff. the roadmastcrs and
officials OF the operating department
o. the Tidcwator line were Ia waiting
iCr the special when II reached tho
nccnc a salute. arranged by an IN.
gsnious railroad man with dynamite.
was fred from an adjoining hill
But from second hill. across from
where the improyised salute had noir
ily greeted tho gay special. two men
looked with unfricndly eyes down on
the interesting ceremony A gold, n
er,kc had been provided for Hcloa.
40 IL, senior roAdlDlstcr. acting -
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20

/ men reckless look cTOSSeu MS
face. He called up once more the old
smile. Not thing" he insisted.
Nothing whatever. It's a little cold
outside tonight Perhaps" he added
with a restless laugh, his eyes wander
ing over the gay faces all about, some
ones walking over my grave"
! oh" exclaimed his friend. Are
| you superstitious?'
NO." returned Seagrue. almost
iiercely. only tired OF the world and
everything in it. Where is Helen?"
She's in the library" said his COM
panion You're awful late. Let's go
and find her"
She would have led him into the
library. lie stopped on the threshold
/ and refused to enter. He saw, as Ia
vision. what others-now that the
room was filed with laughing men and
womcn-did not see. He saw mid
night within it and his own accom-
plices in death grapple with an old
man. He saw that old man laid out
few moments later on couch. doc
tor bending anXiously over him to de-
tect heart beat. And he saw the sur
geons face as he looked up and grave
ly said: General Holmes is dead"
Despite his reckless bravado.
shudder gripped him for an instant
| again. lie shook it of and braced
himself with angry resentment. NO.
he said brusquely. Il won't go in there
too much of a crowd for me. III
try the reception room" Turning. he
encountered Rhinelander. The two
men greeted each other briefly.
Rhinelander spoke with kindness to
his nephew. lie tried to tell him that
he wanted him to do differently. He
assured him that neither he nor Helen
cherished any lasting resentment for
what had gone before and now that
they two were the winners, they meant
to be generous to the losers and to
him in especial.
Il am willing" declared Rhineland-
cr, and | think that Helen will stand
with me in it, to give you an interest
in the mine-it is big enough TO make
dozen millonaires. Make a man
of yourself. Earl. that's all We ask.
Wen do the rest
Seagrue regarded him with an eX-
preston so terrible that it shocked
Rhinclander. but what was passing
through Seagrue's mind. he could not
tell.
Tomorrow. Scagrue muttered. like
one hardly in possession OF his senses.
not tonight-!'ll talk to you tomor.
row. Where's Helen"
she left here this moment for the
conservatory with George Storm.
Seagrue took a step forward. as II
to go to her Then he stopped and
turned away. Someone took Rhine.
landcr's attention and he lost sight
OF his nephew. but the woman who
had first spoken to Seagrue atterward
related what she saw Seagrue looked
once more toward the library. He di.
rected his steps toward Il. On the
! threshold he halted abruptly again.
as II rudely checked by an unseen
hand. lie looked about as II he saw
and heard what others did not see and
hear. Then, shaking himself loose
from the seeming clutch OF Invisible
fingers. he took n determined step.
strobe into the library as one who
accepts challenge. walked de0antly
through tho room and out OF the French
doors he himself had opened on a mid.
night TO n murderer.
He disappeared from sight In the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-07-20
FIFTEENTH INSTALlMENT
DRIVING THE LAST SPIKE

II was week later that there were
social activities again in llclcn's
home. Rhinclander had come down
from the mountains with Storm to
announce to Helen the completion of
the Superstition cutoff. the cause OF SO
much cnmity and bitterness between
the rival roads that had striyen to
achieve its successful building
Helen was making ready. when they
arrived. to Join her two friends, and
all returned to tho station to tax.
the special train that was to carry
them with party up the line to cele-
brntc the driving OF the last spike
n responsibility that Rhncauirr had
assigned. over all her protests. to
Helen herself.
The train. g.yly decorated. pulled
In early and the party-rai!roai men.
cpnstruCtiOniSt. and personal friends
OF the builders getting out on the
platform at Signal, gave IT for a mo.
mcnt an air OF social gayrty The
atop was made only long enough to
exchange greetings. AMI the party. en-
larsed by the Signal contingent. again
boarded the train to continue the tour
acy to the cutoff
The morning newspapers at Ocean
side had contained articles descriptive
OF the prospective celebration, aud II
was In one OF these that headline
Tell under Soagruc's eye as he sat IN
bis living room reading hi, paper.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24
GOOD oLp-FAsHIoNep DISH
Colorado Authority Tells Of Prepare
tion Long In Use Among ths
"pennsylvania 0uteh.S

Since the season for farm butchee.
ing 10 1t hand ! am reminded Of a
old.fashioned recipe for "Pon Hause"
which has lorg betn used among the
"Pennsylvaaia Dutch" Il 10 - fol.
lows:
"AM meat not used for sausage.
hams. shoulders and side meat should
b. reserved to be used for pudding
n. ,at." This includes tn bead. vita
tongue. heart. liver. and all clean
skins after the lard has been stripped
from thohl. To al this add water
an" cook Slowly un:il very we'll done.
20 bones will easily separate from the
meat Chop the largest pieces OF
meat. add water and thicken with
cornmeal and buckwheat Aour. about
half % much buckwheat ~ cornmeal.
Cook slowly. being careful that the
mixture does not ;. tick. When about
done add salt. pepper and sage to
tai to. pour into dripping pans: when
cold slice It a. cold meat or Try It
like mush.-Miriam N. Haynes. Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. Fort Col.
Inns. Colo.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24
suggesting Pain and Disease.

Suggesting Pain and Disease.
Grown people often aggravate the
little aches and pains Of children BY
making too much of them. II would be
better II they would turn the mind OF
a child OF from most Of his troubles
and ailments. The principle apples
lust as we'll to youth as It does to
childhood. It vii, be granted that
when a child has serious complaint.
It ought to be discovered early: But
the best way for the parent to discov'
or It is to learn the signs OF serious
so that he can READ
them without asking the child whether
he feels bad" A parent ougnt 20
be able to tell when a child mas
fever or when he IL not being prop
erlv nourished. or when he has long.
continued pain due to malfunction o:
any kind. The less said to the cniIo
about these things. the better. unie's
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24
Chicken Rolls.

Melt three tablespoonfuls OF outtef'
blend in three tablespoonfuls OF nouf'
add gradually one and one-half CYPRUS
of chicken stock; season to taste VIII
nenner. salt and celery salt; stir unit!
smooth and thick, and add one ana
one.balf cupfuls of chopped chicken.
pamova the soft crumbs from crisp
roIis f,u with the prepared chicken
,,ao. IN the oven until hot and serve
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24
POTATOES IN NEW FASHION

Special Way Of Serving Them Has
Caught the Fancy Of the eso-
Pile Of San Francisco.
At one Of the most popular restau.
rants In San Francisco. delicious potar
toes are cooked in "he manner do
scribed below. Though prepared
there In . chan. & dish. they may be
cooked equally we'll at home in an
ordinary skillet. Bake n many 20
tatoes as are required for q meal. and
as soon AZ they are mealy scoop out
the inside. Do not mash. but put In
q pan In which is melted butter. at
least Q tablespoonful for each potato.
and a. much more as your COINCIDENCE
will allow Stir the potatoes until
thoroughly mixed with the butter. and
add enough paprika to make the mix
ture pink. or the color Of l.tabagas.
and also add tablespoonful Of very
fine chopped chives and one OF
minced parsley. II chives are not TO
be had. use onions These are espe'
cially good with teeksteak or chops
Good housekeeping.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24

dashy. though honest broker. who had
quickly amassed fortune and seemed
In danger of losing It a. promptly
The deal had been q necessity for
Halliday At the time. but he was glad
enough when he was able to accede
to Aliens suggestion for . separation
Of interests. Allen. who had been iiv.
ing. in large. much the same life that
Halliday had lived In little. said he
was going South to take up ranch
in Texas.
Halliday had once seen and pitied
Aliens wife. . worn little woman.
childless. and. as he OWNED. suffering
from her husbands neglect He was
glad when the evening was over. He
and his wife gradually dropped out OF
Aliens list Of friends. The partner.
ship itself was coming to an end With
the month.
The month ended and It was dis.
solved. There was the customary
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-24

his case 10 unusual. The child's health
should be in the keeping Of parent
teacher, and medical inspector. ne
should follow. as a matter OF haoit. .
healthful regime In respect to FOOD. eA-
ercise. cleanliness. ETC.. and then OLE
thoughts should be kept on optfm'st'c
and constructive instead OF gloomy
ana interpretive matters.-MotneFs
Magazine.