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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
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Set hu0ltrd brah geIeqen geitern
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befonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
@pn gIIorOanFInac freiaeiprpden.

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nem6er.--tDcr RrSpfteHr Sobn gto-
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golbu, ionic Der SerauSaeber Der
s}eitung. u. 9. 2tDIeslnortb meroer
IL n1datcr 3eit proseliiert tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
srroen fir gLnariteatr.

HeD Yorf, 23. JfpD EFe Gogl-
iolfouteD Csn5 50. Dnu geuw Yerl
1tn0 Die mt ihr nerblur6eam Cos
'lyno eIeftrf6er ,l8tr4 m gSeffbeftx
gDla1t1 haben' einen 8Ian onaesotn.
men, iponodl Seren 1900 4ner
fteEte gtrteil am Nettogenirtrt erh1I-
ten. Die 5ltnune. Delhe 1ltf 0ieie
8etie ben 9(uaeitelIten nuber ibren
@ebdltern ms 26tner suflieBet
miro, be8liiert iih auf etma 81, ,000..
900
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
.inL sdlnee ltefen ae6Iieben.

GbeDenne, &qu, 90. ytob. - &le
.arlte Stnee5ernebung zines 3ltges
IN oieiem 29hlter ipnt I'M Stuote
8Dorntug geiurn 81 ptr5eidrneH no
bel Dem oier5ig OtetIer r6roIib bon
bier geIegeneu gLItus Elm Gerionen.
5iig SpoIf StnnOen hin6lrd, einee.
ldpteit mar uno crit mad @nOe 0ie-
ier 3eit, nod)oem Die ShuceinoIle
iori9elhnutelt iuaren ierle gSciter.
fabrt mltreten fonttte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23

2onoon, 90 92ob. - Seit lesten
Gonntaa bat mon bon 8ufareIt ilber
bic @retqttiiie in Rrimanien nidts
gcb6rt. Gertiher gtel6imgen 5ll.
'oIae 1T elm IeiI Der rlmdntiheu
gIrmee IN Der 8aaadei 1tnt5ingelt,
nit fenan Borte ober bat 0os rit-
m1niid,e 4riegsout 0ieie ytahritt
bit1Hat ooer in glbreoe geitellt.
Gicies SdJmcigelt berilbrt bier pein.
Gd
g{ifitdrfritifer beben berbor, onB
6cn iih bon Nionuitir 3rriid5ieBen-
ben 6ulaariifen mtb oertihen Iulp.
pcn nur SiIie bon General 6olfene
,bom fonlmcn fam. ilno Sohe oeS
Generals SoroiGs lit es, ieineu 8ors
morih in n0rOljGer Eibhmg BON
@oruifir encrgiih fort3uiescn lulo
5alfcnbapu 5u 5miuacn. 0er 8ulgas
rem uno 0clltit1eu Sifie 81 lenoen.
Grit ment oieier itfoIga Der @cr-
ibie6unq lCiner Irltppen beoeuteno
ccihluadt lit, f0unen Die Ruluanen
i'm mcitliden 2anOe8tcile oaron ben.
ten. criolgreiden g8ioeritanO lciiten
lu6 pcrlnogen elmer aotoitropbe 3ly
Cltge9eu.
Gie 5erben 'iu0 iebt 25 gteiler
CNld bou Monoitir borgeOrunBen.
gSCitcr bOrlpdrts.
Berlin %. y}ob. t5unfeltberi6t)
Runtdriens 5aidiol erfiillt iid)
unatilattiam lmo mit ipohicnoer
2dneaj 1feit. 1ic streitfr1fte oe6
@arcrol. b. 5otfellbapl. Die unter
g'eichl 0f5 @cnGraIs arnfft b. Del
Ngcuiinacn 6urdl ben giotenturu gab
&0 0os 2,ht lal in Die mdaodiid1c
5cie6rnr ciugcDrmQen limo, ellen
I'm 1hlrn DorUdrts uno itcben iilo.
l,,a pou Groicba Der oer anoten
tutt Unn pier @iienbabnlinien bil-
oaioen Sauptitaot Der meitlihen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
Sr0n5ciem bcicbcr
oriccbiicbc Babn!

atben, 90, gtoo. GIJfi5aa Utro
grmelSa, Npb frnlt36iite Rorjro-
trubpen Die Eefbpbn1res 8ubn Heiett
baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23

3niihen bern, mos Die 3entral-
ntGdte bicten, im6 Dem, mas g1uB.
lanO mie6er6oIt periprot)eu bot,
fam ncn 4olen Die g9o5l nift
ihper fnla
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
;snhhnllinicI .fnrhrrt Cnfer.

81 gentro, Co., %. gloD. = Der
% i0grige Gpbraim gngel Elm Stll-
bent Scr 25uperial 5odld)uIe, brad
bcin 5ubbanlpiel Oas @ellid unO
inrl0 ben Zoo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
&umdniit6e Nrmee
iibt iebt III Der Sale!
conSom nm sic Gage ieiner SreMnSe in 9rofcr
a seiorenis; sic Ocmtldsn Itsben bcrcits
iiitltdb BON Graicpa.
Sumdn. lrnce Derblutet iiR bel sampOinno

galladci. 2ic rundniiben Erllp,
pen, Die nod bel 6riopn uno on on.
oeren Buntteu non Der Siul itcbcn,
iir0 obgeidnitteu iutb Dcrloren uno
Dor aontpulung oerbIuter iib bic
bunt 5uiammeuqelpiirielten Snlfen,
Die bier Der gormorid 6nlteubaDn
nod nii8uboItcr iuhen, IN Oer8ueis
felteu nber erfol9loien @cgenangrif.
ieu.
syn Der 8obrnoifo miro 6nS gtr.
tillerieiuler Der 8onmt etttlong bcf.
tiger. 5eIomorihoG b gtdfeuien
mel0et Oob eS acitern 5lt lebboiten
Sufanterie Sfarnliieeln getommen
1T.
@un Der gSeitiront.
2onoon, 90. 9}ob. 49, @enerol
Snig beri6tete bellte, OnB Die bent.
ide glrtiaerie ole britiitben SteIlun;
ocu 5u bciocn !lfcrn Der 2lncre NIT
eincm mabren 6}eihoBbogel ijbcr-
idilttet; aud bel Se6l1terne fam eS
latte 9tadt gu gerpnltigeu glrtiaeries
tGulpfeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
Dcutitpc 111imen i'm
2f1itten n6ttc. 11teer?

2on6or, %. geob. - Die 9afID
gioil ldBt itd aus qtben nte[oen.
gLonirol Oh 5ournet, 3onrraft-
bont Der fral3oiiiden-brttiiaen Slot,
te I'M 01ittell1n6iihen Nfeer. BAT
8irnStag ntgefiinoiat, nob 2 oeuts
ide 9finen bci SIeno, fiioTf6 pon
9Sirdu8 onqeihlpeuulat tnltrben. gr
mornte Die 0foriner, oob 0eittine
ltnterieeboote Ufineu aeftreiit hobeH.
g}eueften 0feI6uneen 5ufolge lit Der
9rte9iihe 3ombfer oSpartte" Der
9ien8tag in1terQt1tg onf cine 0ft,ie
gelouferl. 3uerlt bieB es, ct iei
torpeoiert tporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
Die 1fatoitrcpbc
in 2lrcban9eI! I!
gei Der GrploiiOn iuurbeu 341 8er'
ioueu gct6tet nub 667
Derlebt.

Sprlim %. 9}o0. (i5unfenOepa-
ihe. = lleber Die 6olgen Der iltrht.
barren GrDloiicn in glrtongcI, iiber
Del6e mir crit aeItern N0beres be-
ritteten, beionen ollB ihiueoiiher
GueQe fnn1ncroe 0tel6ttnqen nod,
Sab ipcftiqiter 90 9on1pfer in
gruno 9erietel. ln6 ni6t redt5eitig
1aenug ben Sofen ocrluIicn fonnten
bepor hieier nicoer bereilt mar.
Tad 6ieieu geridten miro &C.
it1bt, boB glunition I'M gBerte
BON 80,000,0G0 &ubeI, 10000 Bal
len gaumuoIle, 0ie Dem 8erbono
Scr 8dltnlnolleIpinnereien in 0loss
fau aeb0rten, unO @lmnti I'M 8ert
Ron 100000 gfubeI Elm Roub Der
6lalunlen muraen. Gin nencr 4lt-
tomobtl5rg iiir Die Gtrefe 8eters
burg -WloSfall ioH sum Cell 5erit0rt
luorOeu iein.
Der ruIiiihe Sriegsmirilter Sen.
Ghuiuogeiu iol Die grpIuiiou ais
cine Der gr0Ftea gtieberIogen 9fnB.
lan6s be3eiduet bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
aer sitel bes nencn 6erriAers.
Syrans eypiep6 LaHse frnnf.

Qon0on, %. gtop. 1850 Ger 8atier
tDar iett 91onoten lcioell0; oa8 bobe
sitter moGte itd BET ibu eeIteno.
Ser geringIte 2uft5ug luirtte ntf ib,
elm. 3rps ouer dc8tliden 8ltnit
fonnte er BON einem l1iti9en S1ritett
i1itt befreit merben. Setne 2ebens.
frat mar erid0pft. SIT tpur6e er
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
9surtngieie entfIob.

2tiIoborb bio Pdri8, %. gtor. -
Ser portlgieiiide 9antpfer u4dio4
Der aus gapetopn bier etrttrof, mel
oete, ooB er ouf Der 6obrt BON etrtent
oelttihen ltnterleeboot berfplgt lpttr-
DC, 5e98 9Gliie tpiroen ntf best
8ompfer ob9eaeben, oie nber ale
ibr 8iel berfeh[tet. Der Dnrtpfer
CAB g5oII0untpf un6 fotr1te entfIie.
ben, nohoem pr Spei ghnlOen long
berfoIgt ipltrOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
Gnalanb filht im Eriiben.

Der brittidle Yotihofter in Ee-
icr5bur9 bat rad ben geriften aus
Stodbolm bic @eleaenbeit benubt
nnO I'M Qancn ieiner 9Regiering
Sos Redlt lit 9lniprud genolnuen
sic Gberaitffibi iiber Den Saien 5tt
iberI1ehulen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
81 tot lnb 667 bcr[ctt.

,yu Petersburg iprtr0e on1 8iens.
iaa drttlidl bcfGrnt 9eqebeu, baB bel
ciner G'rpIoiiou IN 9}oforib1 bei
grrhrrgeI 343 8ericncn inns 2ebcr
fonten, 667 berluunoet mur0en. Ser
gerid1t lontet:
.2(uf @runb nodtrdQliter ge.
ridltilngei itebt iebt,feit, oob bel Der
grp(oFion in 9afnriBo 3t4 9etder
In N Gritumerbaufen gefunoen
ionloeu. @erlebt iuuroea 40 Efi.
Mere llHb gemnte, 437 GolSuten,
131 2ipiIfiten 1rn5 25 Srmpn. 8ur
Sen dl2anitbotten Der btitiidpn
fanpfer iDutben q Monn gef6tei
uno % Derlest. Scr llinitnno. 0of
Sic erploiion iid INN Die D1ittogs.
ihnoe ereignete. nlohte Die 8erlltitC
% arob. nn bic 9eilte. in ibren ga
roden. iueIhe aeritort nuroen,
ru6ierl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23
Rmebes lcnSet 111ilicn
Glud,willtibS
Srlft bic briteu 8iiuide fir cine
crfolgreidlc gerlualtnng nns;
0ilions IntiUDrt,

4alblngton, 90. g2ob. 95rGiiOcni
g8tIion erbieIt geitcrn nbeno pom iet-
nent republifaniihen @eaner In
aonpf lmn bie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
De, Gbas. 6. Sugbes, folgen0C
8liidlpunif6epeihe: oMegen 6es ae.
ringen l1nteridueos In Der betoerieit5
nbqeeebenen Stintrten3obl babe if
aui Sic offi5ieIIe 3Gblung in aoGi.
fornien gelpartet. Sect, .oo bieie[bt
10 GUT tuie boIer6et lit, erIoltber
Sic mir, eSbnen nleine @Iitftpitnid)C
All Sbrer @ieoerermGblltng 8n iiber.
ienoeu. es5h nr6dte sleid5eitig met
me beiten 8uni6e fir cine erfolg'
reide &ertpoltung ou8oritden".
9lnttuOrt Ses 9SrGFSenteu.
9(itf obiae 9epeibe inr1ote Der
Er6ii6cnt Serrn @u9bes nod 2ofe.
rbooo, g. s., foIgenoe anttuort:
Sd bin SSbnea iebr Derbltnoen fiji
sybre @liifmunihoepeide uno Der.
it6ere 5ie rciuer belteu 8iinid(
fir bic 3ufltnft."
9ieie 8epeide bon Suo1es be.
0ettet Die offi3ielle Entertaining oei
Hepu6lifnner. 6oB Der 9rdiiSeni
iiber ale 3peifet erboben, nieoera
erfpGblt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-23

2on6on, %. Sob. SeTterrei9.
ltnaan miro ieinem Sbr1er5 iiber
Dos glbleben icincs Serrihers ritt
6rir6 Gin pnutpboftes 2eihenbegdng-
mis- besielbeu g[us6ruG nerIeiber,
nod ote 3bronbefteiglmg oes SER.
ider8 6llr6 beionOere 6ornlnlitdter
fenuieidJnen. Ser ifredlif)e Srieg
IGBt etnos oerortigeS riht 5u. Ser
Sag Ser getiesrrg lit nod ntht feit.
geictt, bod oitrfte OieieIbe in elmer
g9ode bon beltte erfoI9e1. @an5
g8ier bat beittc Sraler dngelegt.
Gem 6fpereres a[s &aiier 6ron5
SSoIep6 bot fuiln ie Elm gaeni6 ers
fobren. aSbnt NOR Elm aeben reid
an O1itben, Gorgen uuo Shnter6en
bei6teSett. 8ie Ernuer I'M ben Ser.
Itorberen 2onocsfiiriteu itberltegt
rod Oieienige iiber ben Gerllft Der
inn &riege 8efollenen Die 2auoeS-
farbcn lue6en POM Snlbmait, Die Of
Fentliaen @ebdube itn0 NIT 8rolier
iarben be6edt, ieOe5 BrtpdtbouS 1T
lin Srauerflor gefleioet.
Ser 2eihnnn miro in Der Sol
burg aufgebabrt nerben. geltr III Den
aqerieltcniten SS1len bat Goiier
8ron5 Syoiepb nieieS @ebdlloe Be-
fht; er tat 0ieieS MIR, lpertn er &C.
8lu1naen mar, III Stant8gei6dften
bort auDeier6 3u ietn. 6ein 2ieb-
liuqS1ufentboltprt NOR Der pradt-
boQe 8a[ait 5d]0nbrtnn; bort bat
er aud o18 2idt Der Belt erblift.
@on Der 0of5urg aus miro Der
.2eifnmn 6nrcb Die engen 5traBen
g8ien8 nod Der &opu3iner Stride &C.
Ibradt imo IN Der aoliergrttft beige
iest meroen. @elp6baIi6 tit Die @e-
croigung ei1ies @ob8burgers NIT al.
lem er0enflihen Bonp rmgeben,
nieie8mo[ aber rDirO Die groBte Gin
fahbcit beobadipt iperoen.
Ser Sitel oes nencn 6errihers.
glmIter0am, %. gtop. = Sier
eingetroffenen oelttidcn 3ettungel
8ufolge miro Der 1tgue Serrfder Der
9oppe(nonar6ie Oen GiteI naotier
uno &0nig &arI Der @rite@ fiibren.
8iener 8eri6te beiagen, onB Der
0eitti6e &aiier un0 Der 9onig bon
gulgarien bel1te nod in 8ien ein-
treffen weroen. Der tilrtiihe 9Dron,
folger, ipet6er oen Sultan bel Der
I2ei6enfcier bertritt. miro btrnen
5tuei o0er orei 8ogen IN 8ien elm
treffen.
5rans Sp'ep6 tunss tranf,
Qon0on, %. gtop. 1850 Ger 8atier
f.or Ie;t g}onn+rr lpiApuh. nn3 hnhr
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05
Danger Signal.

II the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop 1t or go and help
to put out the FIRE? 1t is much the
same way with cough. A cough
is a danger signal as much as
fire bell. You should no more try
to suppress It than to stop a fire bell
when II is ringing. but should cure
the disease that causes the cough
ing. This can nearly always be done
by taxing Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. Many have used IL with the
most beneficial results. It 10 especi-
ally valuable for the persistent cough
that so often follows a bad cold or
an attack OF the grip. Mrs. Thomas
Beeching. Andrews. Ind. writes.
During the winter my husband
takes colds easily and coughs and
coughs. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the best medicine for breaking
up these attacks and you cannot get
him to take any other" Obtainabie
everywhere.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05
NOTICE TO THE
PROPERTY OWNERS.
10 THE PROPERTY OWNERS IN
SEWER DISTRICT No. 8.

Pursuant to an ordinance Of the
City of Logan, Utah, public notice
is hereby given of the completion Of
the list Of property in front Of and
along which a public Improvement
consisting of a sewer lateral has been
completed In Sewer District No. and
the tax levied and assessed against
sucn property for the payment Of
the cost of such improvement and
that a certified copy of the plat and
assessment roll Is now In the office
Of the City Recorder.
The undersigned will sit as a
Board of Equalization and Review
for the purpose of hearing any per-
son or persons feeling aggrieved by
the r,ason of levying such taxes or
assessments and to make corrections
OF any tax deemed unequal or I'M
just for FIVE consecutive days. be-
ginning the 9Th day of December A.
D., 1916 at the City Commissioners
chambers in Logan, Ntah. from 4
to o'clock p. m. ~ each day be-
ginning with said 9Th day of Dec
ember A. d., 1915. and for not less
than four consecutive days there
after and until all parsons feeling
aggrioved have bean heard.
BY order of the CITY Commission
ers.
p. A. THATCHER,
JAMES sARSEN,
JOHN QVAYLE.
Boara of Equalization
and Review. 90
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05
p. A. THATCHER,
JAMES LARSEN,
JOHN QUAYLE,
Board of Equalization
and Review.
SUMMONS

In the District Court Of Cache
County, State of Utah. Laura E.
Young, Plaintiff. versus Clifford w.
Young, Defendant, The State OF
Utah, to said Defendant: You are
hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this
summons upon you, If served within
the county in which this action is
brought, otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the
above entitled action brought against
you TO obtain a decree of the said
District Court dissolving the bonds
Of matrimony heretofore and now
existing between plaintiff and defen'
dant; and in case of your failure to
do so, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
Of the complaint which has been filed
with the Clerk of the said court.
GEO. Q. RICH,
Attorney For Plaintiff
P. o. address, Box. SIS, Logan City
Utah.
Adv. lS-1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05
BOUND TO GET IN WRONG
Poor Piedvvick Comes to Realize That
Fact Early In His Happy Mar
rled Life.

II was the second Tuesday Of the
drst month Of their married life.
He had Just returned from the hor-
rid, horrid Office. and now they were
facing each other across their coy.
wozey little dining table In the dining
room, tastefully furnished In the style
Of Louis XCvIII. r-r
'Piedwick," she pouted, "you
haven't said q word about the dinner
that cooked for you with my eenie
weeny own hands, you haven't, you
haven't"
"My love I" he cried, the light OF an
inexpressible admiration shining from
all his eyes. II never tasted such q
magnOhous, scrumptious, absolutely
yery.good Eddy dinner In my life.
never even smelt one. My angel, the
man who could be insensible to these
incomparably prepared viands and
foodstuffs would be dog, an ingrate
a traitor and boob"
He suddenly threw on the check
rein.
Etheldlta was crying!
"You only love me for my cooking
she sobbed.
And to show his absolute neutrality
he had to slam his face down In MS
spaghetti, and she came over aho
picked the pieces off, and all was Sc
rene for eight minutes.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05
S u M M ON s..

In the District Court OF the First
Judicial District Of the State Of Utah,
in and for the County Of Cache.
James A. Anderson. Joseph w. And
erson. Gilbert Anderson, Hyrum
Anderson. Phnette A. Williams, Mar
tina M. A. Miller. Joseph Nielsen,
James Nielsen. and Essie Rose.
Plaintiffs. versus Nephi Anderson.
Andrew Anderson, Jr., Emmerette A.
Davis, Charles l.. Anderson. MILFORD
T.. Anderson, and Lavina Anderson
Ralph. defendants. That State of Utah
to said defendant: You are hereby
summoned to appear within twenty
days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, If served within the
County in which this action is
brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service, and defend the above
entitled action; and in case of your
failure to do so, judgment will be
rendered against you according To
the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court, and which said t.ction is bro
ught for the purpose of quietins title
TO the lands described in plaintiffs
complaint, in the estate of Andrew
Anderson, deceased.
A. A. LAW,
Attorney for PLANTING
Postofiice Address,
Logan. Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-05

when her heart longed for Bernard
ROyd. After she had become
widow the old friendly acquaintance
was resumed. Salina made no denial
to close friends that she loved her old
time sutton. She had sold the home
because Pearl River investments were
reported doubling up, and she liked to
anticipate goodly dover she could
bring to Royd, in case he proposed.
There was nothing to do but to
build small house on the forty
acres and she and an old man serv-
ant of the family try to wrest liv-
ing from the unfruitful soil.
Royd did not see Salina before she
moved. He was civil engineer and,
she learned, was employed by the de-
velopment company. She took heart
OF hope. He could not have entirely
torgotten her. aud In his business
duties would be likely to be at times
10 the neighborhood and come to see
her.
Salina heard from him indirectly.
An old neighbor visited her, who had
met Royd down the valley.
HE asked about you, Mrs. Burgess"
the informant told her. He was sur
pnsed when I informed him Of
your grand move. He looked seri-
Gus. Robbed her. eh7 and she Is
quite poor. I'm going to call on her
when l work down the valley on my
surveyors tripr say, Mrs. Burgess,
mat would have been q sure match for
you II you had stayed at Rvertoh.
wouldn't it?
But Salina only blushed and looked
embarrassed and tried to laugh away
,he matter. All the same from that
uay forward she set about making the
rude and humble home as presentable
as possible.
One day Royd came to the place.
ne found Salina neat and trim of
saro' sweet and glad Of spirit. The
uouse was neat as pin. She cooked
n'H a meal that made him long for
more. Barren as the land was she
sau raised some hardy vegetables, had
TOUR cows and milk which she sold at
large profit to laborers working
"ong the river, and chickens galore
iou are smart, capable woman,
ueeiared Royd with sincerity. TITS a
SHAME anaine they sold you this wretched
p,ese or desert land, when there are
stream"
An
anu then a thoughtful, calculating
ppresslon came into the face OF
v Usu' He took quite a scientific sur
w Oh the barren forty acres. He
a O'sed 1t to where at its inner edge
~. ground depressed to the bed OF Q
auihg stream that wound In ant
M una ten miles farther on Joined
~s Pearl river.
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$wANsAHA0tksSeseSNoSS
'coeyrishs. pis ~ v. q chspnsa.'
WINS strong. specious svindllns
,.sT agent, thought he had turned
,t,eularly clever trick when he In
$3.50 Mrs. galina Burgess, two years
. ~,dow, to invest nearly all she had.
.,me two thousand dollars, In forty
acres Of land.
A sreat company had been formed
n develop the Pearl river district.
Numerous land spectators Ind rushed
IN 70 buy up what tracts they could.
countIng on the prestige Of the really
sonutable men behind the company to
ssil anything and everything lining
The river at any preposterous price
they might charge.
salina, fair, thirty, venturesome.
bought the forty acres without seeing
N When she did see II she realized
that she had been swindled and sat
down on a rock and cried. 1t was
enough to make angels weepl The
forfy acres were located on barren
stretch Of rock where the river
mrued. There were patches Of soil
here and there, but in the main II
was bare as n Himalayan plateau.
aAnd I sold the small but coy home
At Riverton for thisi" she sobbed
aesolately. "And I've got to live here,
Tor I have no other possession on
earth!"
0Then, too, Mr.. Royd," she added
why have I thrown my chance
away7"
A memory Of Bernard Royd was a
tender spot with Salina. She had
been forced by a scheming mother
cow dead, to marry Robert Burgess
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shes got Il" he cried abruptly
ana his eyes sparkled at the sugges-
Ion of mighty idea.
Mrs. Burgess" he said as he bnde
aer adieu late that afternoon. "you
would never have tumbled into this
awkward land ownership II had been
'y to advise you"
Il know that" sighed salina, con-
gincedly.
There is a way out. win you help
ne find itr
Ssiina nuttered. She half fan
lied he was going to propose then
and there. but he did not. He was q
Aow-going, methodical man, and the
time wns not ripe for matrinony yet,
ne wisely decided. II want you to
promise not to sell this land without
consulting me-"
THAT isn't difncult," smiled Salina.
who would buy III"
You don't know, others may see
value In II for some specific purpose.
VIII you make that promiseT'
why, certainly" agreed Salina.
And IL anyone asks you your price,
say ten thousand dollars"
"Oh. Bernardo cried Saline In
amaze. Then In CONSERVATION she
added: II mean, Mr.. Royd; yes, yes,
I'll do 1t, but no danger Of anyone ask
mgr
await and see," and with those
mysterious words Royd went his way.
Salina watched him till he was out Of
sight.
Dear. honest soul !" she murmured.
Il am afraid I love him."
"A sweet, smart home body" MUIR
INJURED Royd. "Some day, maybe. and
[ hope"
Three buslnesslike men announcing
themselves as commissioners OF the
company tramped all over the forty
acres one day month later. After
looking at its environment critically
they came to the house.
"You are the owner Of this plateau
land?" inquired one Of the gentlemen
:ourteously
"Yes, SIR" bowed Salina.
ave can use this location in our en-.
cheering operations, we find It is
not worth much as farm. You have
your price?
"Ten thousand dollars" replied
Salina sturdily.
The gentleman stared. Then their
spokesman smiled.
81 see You have been advised" he
observed. very well, we will con
slider the Offer"
A few days later Salina received q
letter from khe office of the develop
ment company. The ten thousand dol
lars was ready for her. In the course
Of week the money was paid. She
marveled, but held her counsel, re
turned to Riverton placed the money
in bank and went to stay with lady
friend until she could decide what t
do with all this suddenly acquired
wealth. She wondered why Mr.. Royt
had not come to see her. She knew
one evening.
He made an explanation. The com
pany owned nearly mile back from
Pearl river. Royd had made sug
gestion to blow away the hill on thu
forty acres, divide the river, have 4
flow into the little creek and THU
diversion, or rather distribution, O
water would bring the creek land a
once into thesmarket fully irrigated.
~ did not compromise with homo
or duty" he said, "for your forty acre
was the only spot where the breal
could be made"
Don't co. she said wistfully as h
hade her adleu at the garden gate, ant
then she shrank back, overcome at he
lmpulsive temerity.
"Why not?" he insisted.
IL shall miss you as hav
missed you. I won't know what to d
with my money. Won't you TAX
charge Of it?"
"And you in the bargain?"
ayes. II you only WILL" And he did