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The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
AvondaIeltes object to Prison Farm

Pueblo.-One hundred residents OF
Avondale and vicinity met at a school.
house in that district and adopted
resolutions protesting against the To-
CATION of the state prison farm in that
neighborhood. After the close of the
general meeting the directors of the
school board also adopted resolutions
protesting against the location here
of the farm, stating that it would
have bad effect ON the pupils. The
resolutions will be sent to the State
Land Board and to the Senate and
House of the Colorado Legislature.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
Former President of EAGLES Dead.

Cripple Creek. = Charles Clymer
65, past president of the Cripple
Creek lodge of Eagles, and deputy
state president of the order in Colo
RADIO, died at his home in this city
from a complication of diseases.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
Youth confesses $1,000 Theft.

Sterling.-Harold Hall, %, under ar
rest here, has, according to Police
Chief Henson, confessed to the theft
of sack of money containing more
than $1,000 from a local express Of
flee All of the money, with the ex-
ception of Sc, which the youth says
he spent. has been recovered. He
came here recently from Omaha.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-02-10
Miner Killed by Rock Fall.

Cripple Creek.-W. l. ]. Langdon,
a., was killed in the Beacon shaft of
the Albert-Beacon Mines Company, on
Beacon hill. by falling rocks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
StcIlcnseindle.
3m DcrfanfcH
Nelsscn6eits,ani:


81 Ucrtauien;
vino gSiribiNdit, uclthc cute @eddile
naNl an9gcjeducic @ccncnbeli iir elnen
MlBcucdteu EcuibCi gilr wcibc aliuocu
t;s1,an aorcilre: a. y. s." ScAfdlsr Norrss
.vuuOenl 0SalI2y--zo2
3n DGrfdnfen:
Null0e 1nhebnaoc tslneiclnHaeiIbicr !,
Ng~lOtct bon Champion Anmiholoi iN19erlui
Y. s. CLUB lGi.rl45 Gnariee 4. Shns, 522
Nures@uInetl. strnnr, Baltimore Mc.
lSnn22=2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
g'rulOinrn.e GIn6s.

ogoucriiiina Chit" 9lr. 10,
Soutb-Strabc,
o2irieI gfouiRG Club" 6crrp Oar.
ngIruuocI Boat Club" 6errp Bar.
DNumocl Glub," ylr. 1000, ytcrp-
Charles. .StrnBe.
oAaton,obil GIub bon MnrpIanO,"
9lr. II, g9cit9ii. 9tovol.9Iuenlc.
Baltimore Nt5lctic,Glub,~ Er.
1422. yloro.G5oglcS.S StrdBe.
Baltimore GorjHtbic gadlt.
Club" Gcrrp g9ar.
Baltimore GhIb.~ Charles. un0
NlcOiion. .5tro6e.
Baltimore Country. D.Ghb", $40.
Iano Norf.
baltimore @otor 2dbtGlub. q
am 6iBc Der 2igbt.Strobe.
Baltimore A'rc6.Gldb.~ Nr. 2tt,
Git6auciic.Sirabe.
Baltimore .)ahi.GInb. Sort
@cSenrp.
neat9oIic GIub," Hr. Io7. glorO.
GburiaS. .5irabc.
uGatcnSpiiIe Gountp.Glub.~ CO.
touSpille.
nEborcoal.Glnb." SpmarO- unA
SrdufImsStro6e.
aGiin Glub" SSnmorS. unN 1Srauf.
iin,5hobe.
pGitp Sub" im IS. 9iodiucrt Nes
Municp.0jcb1uOr.
@Glouel.GIub,~ glr, l9i4, YtaOi.
ion,gtucnuc.
oGontrtonmedltb Gmb.~ 9Sr. IS,
@cit.9tprth.9lncmc.
~Gonrora.Glub". Sr. 10, NlorD-
Gorcu.S!rnBc.
nGcnocrotic Club" 9ir. 2l9, a..
2ibcrtp.SroBc.
eagles Club" AForulanN 9ben.
tcr.@ebGiioe.
oGItriogc Nog Snntiug GLIB
Strabcn.9Ioemic.
oASot u Settle Club GaiouSOille.
o6ioreism Club 9tr. 522, 9toro-
GbnrlcS,StroBa.
o@ermoilia Club" ylr. 1902.
r0sGbarles. .Sirobc.
o@crmonio Gurnpercin," 9tr,
1876, 9iorOz z@dnItrnbe.
y9GcrhaliiS.Glub," 9lr. 206, SIt.
@crmon.Strahe.
nNtorgIanO Gounsrv.GInb,~ TarI
Scig6is.gluenue.
gNiarDlanO SSodcp Glib" gtr. 35o
GolGtobIc.@cb1llOc.
.0ldrpldno Nlotor Boot GIub,
am SllBc Der 9igbt.Stra6c.
engineers Ghlb,~ ylr. 6, @eit-
eager StraBe.
nMorpIouo Motor GpcIc Club, /"
91r. SAT- @amilton Serroce.
o@lorpIunO SpinIntina Stub" in
IunOnlt.
ngboenig.Glnb, gir. 1906, Gn-
tom &locc.
rSubnrbon.GIub." @arf Seiabts.
glDcnlie.
ngSormdrtS-T -TlwnDcrcin," ylr. 1872
observation-disclosures.
o@albroof gltDlctic-Glub," @oI-
hroot.
n@omon's Ghib oi OioIonO Sort, +"
&olon0.Eort.s
<'ndor sGnrSierl
MACH FLETCHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

2ammcr un0 9 6afc.
Choice, fette S6oic. @fo.. 4A-5c.;
quite. 3-4c.; ronbc. 5tiif, $i.50-
$50; oItc S}odc, $ilmo. 3h-4c.;
fSriibIinas 2duuucr, GboicC, icttc,
8fuuO. 1t--1t12c.; mCOiluH o.
10c.
Eabof, (aporvlanO), 100 EiimO.
-RiuNGnpertbig imo oiroitcO." $40
--12; gutter gcm6buIihcr unD grin.
ucr. $1S-14; gutter. geluSbnliter,
$i5-16; mitteImdBigCr, $l7-l9;
gutter bis feiuer rotber, $2l-2l;
GoncD, $50 %; GccouOS, eeipobnIt-
der tbs HiittcimGbigcr. $l2--l1
SeconSS, gutter bis feiuer, $3.50;
GrilnObldtter, ueite Grnte, Sis;
Bay Tabof, fire curcO, S. 20; ltp.
per Country, oir.cnreo. $s-17. =
glangeIbaite nno ibleilt gcnliidte
GcrpotimG. BE. pro sSiunN uie'
oriaer
@GuteNuo GGiaI5cuc.
&iimO, 2tc.; iriidle. i9c.; bei60-
oietc, tSc.; Grp Stint, 33-3lc.
Salt. 20-S0c.; Sdof 75c.-$i .25
26umcr 30-60c.; 8uIlcn i6s.;
3icgcn i5--25c.; Eolo, BllHo o.
10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
SGM. 9ab0ers

9S5SsI SssH,Shi'osig Iii'oig sruIcr SOC Ct gauhsiroe'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

Geben Clifton GGrl uub onrioro.glrc
Seine @ilnbc lilio qeiulioc Sage
Sicr 3mncr ciltidleblioD r0licbenetc" oul
SrlA crlicH SSnr. a0iiWeuclc" cntb0ll no.
tHNvtne Nas.Rangc uluocrnc Sto@iic. egalurs
.H.g sAsauB nit @biluBhrci, celriincn ,Sdhcr
oelt @onmer. 9ampibci8nnN SdyiDol5s
sso,i, ssWen nloocrnc Iaanc Nbie 6a6en DruOls
gnSn., n1u iduitdrent gfbinIaniiet 10ben Dielc
iora. .SID amooernc GiGcHbcicn 9ll1n ne6nle gar
W(ouihcyTiue Vietriide, noroIb ldDrcio, uiS
WS,inS, Wallaabcr NeallO GUmpnng NrDaner
9NtVan; 9i9-92O MiuaicN Snlloina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24


] gSci6cn. .. 900 $50
2 SScidcu. .., 500 $50
! Safer. r..... $685. $50
, Safer. ~ $50 900
Gtcr. a}O. mO $50, 2nscuS.
SIC; Goiteru Sborc 9RO. mo 3o.,
SIC; mrItIi6c (Gbio). SIC; 81. 3d.
36c. iiiolidlc (N..G0. Soc.
9utter. Separator. 9Slno,
81 i0c.; Erint5, " Tiino. ST.
40c.; @rints, %hmo. 81 t0c.;
@lodS, 2 GfunS. 37-l0c.; Doirp
Erints, @Qo., 4u., So, 26-2 2Sc.;;
StorepodeO, 27c.; 9tolls. 800. lmo
4Sov 2Sc. @oIIs, ". 90, 2Sc,
@cfIiigcl. &ii6ncr, iungc,
&ilno, PIP 22c.; oItc, 2O-2ic.;
oIte N0bnc uuo StagS. lO-1ic.;
Gnteu, iuugr, i7--t9c.; lcinc, 15-
i6c.; Garfcps, ScnRcu 2S 29c. !;
jun0a Sa9nc, 26 27c.; fleiuc, 20
PIC; GolIbeiL nlte uuo jimgc @oarc,
20c.; Niuincne ejcfliigcl, jumgcs. 115
&io. lmo mebr, Stiif 35c.; flciucreS,
zoe; tSdHic, &hno. lS i9c.
9 obncnunO Grbien.--@lad.
cue G'rbicH, Gboicc, ncuc, @uitcI,
S2.S5-2.9o; Sbiiucp Grbicu. ncltc.
@uihcl, S2.25-2.l0; 9Ielu Gro Orb
ien ueuc, @niheL 1926 2.40;
@Iod cOer Golp Grbicib nciic gitihcT,
%9.25- 2.l0; @oulnrp lueiBc Bob.
nen S'i@el S5.0O-5.5O.
S6itunS @cmiiic. gIepicI,
@..aEo. mo Ea, SOB, $3.50 $50;
@obuem qrime, SloriOo. 9orb $3.50
-l no; @obucn, @ohs, aorb $l.25
l.50; aroltt q. g., Come, 500
-it000; 5cIleric, SI.s@.. @iunoeL
20--Ilc.; @urfen 6lorioa. Sort,
$2.50-3.00; s}cle, 9lorfolf. 6GG,
S0-9oc.; Sopfiolot, 9lorfplf, Serb,
50-75c. Ssopfiotot 1lorioo aorb,
Si-t 80; 3piebeIn Ng., 1004iO.
Sod S5.00-5.50; Rfcffcr, 6loriou
Groic. $2.50-S.00; SphiGt, Slor.
folf, SAB, Si.50-1.75; GrSbccrclL
Slorioa &nrt, so --35c.; Toinatcn
6lo. Soucp $3.O0--S.50; G6oicc,
S2.25-2.5O; 9Srciiclbccrcm 0ol} ic
nod GlloIitGt $5.00-6.50.
&ortoffcllt S9eibe @nidcl
" 9AGo, liro ga. $i.75-1.S5; g.
.. mo Seriep $l.75-i.S5; Goit.
crr Shore, @lO., $i.65-i,75; GiBc
aartoiichJ Goitern Shore, qclbc
6ob $500 $50; Port Slipcr, GoB,
$2.75-3,0o; Sloro.Gqroliua. 6oB,
$3.00-3.50; gomS, 6oB, $500
.2.75.
Slide 9lultcrn uno Ser.
ropins. TT &orpfen @i5., 4-6c. ;
6IonnOcrS, @iuno, g. ST.; Gront,
oroDc. 6oB, $l2--i5; fIcine, $6-S;
gtod, YinnD, 15-22c. lpciBcr @erd,,
Yiuuo, S-i0c.; mrOiut l--5c.
acIbcr EcrM, aroBe, S--t0c.; fleine
bis mcohuu Niin0, 81 lc.; N2adc.
rdS 9Siitn0, IS 20c.; SoiIorS,
0roBc, 8fimo, 12--l5c.; nuOhm, 6
Sc; Ncbtc, 4}flmo, l5--iSc.
9lalc, &ilmc, S--i0t.; (; GotiiidJ, 9fO.,
3-5c.; Glons, bmocrt. CO. roc.
9luitern Choice, 5SoB, $3.50 -3.75;
Nrincs, SSoB, $500 2.25; GidlS,
Sos St50-1.75
3iu0Dicb b.-sSSlnge teitc Stiere
BON 1000 bis 1900 &iuuO oIclpidlt,
&huO, 7-7I5; Stierc uutcr 1000
Giuno 0Icipidlt. 61a-7c.; Gdicn,
EiinO, lM M514c., 9uItcL %fpno,
412- -51ac.s aroBc iuuac @iIbe, @iO.,
ElE--5c.s mn9crc, 3-3Ac; S{iibe
nit SoI6, $3.50; moacrc, $40
15.
Shpcinc. SerfcI ir nod
0ir0Be. Stild, $1.75-250; GbootS,
il uotb car6Bc $S 400.
!, &GIbcr. Gboicc, 9SiO., 1879
~. ,,4, 10 toIfr fI,,,.,,,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
6abcu Sic jcmuIS Ocriitt, ss-
iuaS 1a iucrScu, abcr O6uc
Grfcls?
@rfcls?

GS mao iein. onb Gle Oft in ges
banbmag warsu oaB Gle ale Soiis
unG auS @cHciuna oui6d6cu.
Gle mhYen wiiicK, naii In Guen
gcbeusldqeu SVe5ialdrbeit OcrlaHft
iuiro. Gno oic nicdtialie bon Guen, lli
hic geNnunluuQ BON Ardulbeileu. gSas
rulu coNlu!tircH GiC IN Der Grienlip
nih blcicr Abonnbg ritt cucu spe
iidlllleu poH Nuicu ghii ir 0jci1ld
mo Varltnicit, Nciu Sic an encr,
lfdnHctli cincniGlnlifcH Nranlbclt
lei0en oocr upU 6erlWNeH bshinocI
lpcrbcn; circn ~pcJiulilten Der itbcr
- Sdhrc pJn!fllhC 0riabruaa III
Observation-Disclosures bnt ctnCu. ner
SDntli itOdl clncr loggldliiqCn llutCr
iuduup ioncn miro. cb cr Gle iurlrel
Innn coCr nlcbi clncu. Der Gle In
iltrieilcr Scii lurircH miro, iutc eS
lib nit oeui tclicH mo litDcrilcH &ts
lNliul cercinlurGu LaBt.
Ntcc gtrt bon Gpc8ldlintH iiuoen
SiC. iucnn sic Hr. Dauittu DVu Saiils
ntOre mo, 4OH SnsSaltlmBrt.ztrn
crululiircil CT bal piCc 9Jtdliner
nrirt. Die oDRe GrioIa bcriudbien, so,
hlille ODER &llr ~ tinben. gSdS IL
lsr AHoere aetbnb taun er aun
iiir Gle ibnn
Seine @ebilOreu iino lrLe0rla ino
3abluIaeii l0erdcu Den gtliteln bea
s'0iienieu aDGcpaBt drrduoirl.
tStl20--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

9togGen. 3uiubr S4,756 @u'
ideI; @erion0t BON 6cn Glebatorcn
1887 @uideI; GIeootorcnporratb
397, ,056 9uiael.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
(IrnnSitafs .lIeGrrtraannacu.

tpluU NoNo, lloDc llulllullsEuCy ~
bei III.
@oudcr College an nIitle Wuor.
< :. Go.~, . GrlmSiuidc.
9ouiS &. @otb lno 6rau an 0iobt.
II. @ooS mo lSron I 6irlm6itiilt.
Tobt. " 5000 tmS tSrau an Geo.
z. @idS lnO iSraL SNSpciticite
@iuiicI9s9Iue., uobc Golrpuplc, 200
Tel 20.
@Ii5q y. @iliou all G9oS. 9lonf
inns Srau GIiieitc 0ofeuooo-9Ipc,
nabe SIcetrStr., 10 bci 70.
Mrgiuio sc, Grice an 9lOolpb Gut
bcrIe., 800 9fponsStroBe.
9looIpb @dberIct al girgiuio ~.
&ricc, 2025 gIoro.Gomcrt.Str,
Sobn g. 9o6nuller all @cttic
2omenieu Il. g. 9 @rmoItiidc.
Barbara SloiiihiuSdp an So5n u.
&obuuiIler, . C5un0iiiidc.
Gmil 2'n0Jib. Triiicc. ou South
@altimore q. g. 9. & g q" gloro
icitc Sapcites no6c SuaInucoo,Str,
1873 bci rs.
g. 9loUol Eippcit, Griliiec, on
&aIter =. Gemup lmo Sratt Giiicite
Hibertp.. robc 2ombaro-Stry 21S
bci SO.
Scnrp 81. 6rouf iro 8rou ali
@|oriiu SSpnuC ilro 5rau 0iileite
9cutaloll-, nabc Baltimore. CTR 1876
oci 50.
Norrp 8. Sduller an Soiepb g.
gShiic 9icoItp Co.. 9Sciiicitc GiirIep.,
ro1c @lc@Ioerru. Cir, 1910 bel 81.
Guil @abL imo Sron al @otbo.
riua Slider, 9iicitc @oDiou., uobc
Sarotoaa Ctr, ia BET Is.
9Rcpcr &idlmouo ou 9o,tiS gbiS.
iolp, 9liicite &onO-Str.. nobc 6air.
aunt-9Iuc. 1914 bel 96.
s. y. SpaISirg 50. ii, VI. on G6c
reia 8. SIouafer, Siioicitr @or,uid.
gluc., nabc @aIbroof lI.iM bci so.
ei. " Giieubaucr oil g. 9QcGhrc
@olBer Siioicitc gforth.9luc., uobe
G6arle9 Str. 80 bei ia.
6. McGIilre &oujcr an @co. ".
Giienhoucr mio ,Srot, 1iioicite
9lort5.SIrc9 ua6e Charles Sir, 80
bel t75.
Srouf 8. 9lppleitciu al @iranio
G. @ilrbp, 9torSieitc 9aubolc., na5c
EaIa0fi.Str. 1876 bei So
@oo. 2. Sieuart All slmoS 9oaon
lln0 6rolt 9torooitieitc Ecnniplponio.
9Ipc, na9c goIcr Ctr. i4.i Bel 73.
E6oS. GnorlcS an eeo. e. Stcu.
art 9|orooiiicitc 9euniplpdnio.9Iuc.,
nabc 9afer Sir, 14.i 6ci 79.
G6rtitiuo 2. @errn on 9ImoS 60.
gan un0 Srolt 9ioroolticiic @ennipI.
poltia-9lpc, rahc @ofer.Str.. t4.1
bci 73.
@ln. 8. Sou nil 0enrp n. 9ourp
iui0 SrolL Siioieitc Gorits9luc., nabe
'SopfinSs9luc. Is bel 80
Sarrn 6. GhontoS ali Seine 16o.
MOS, GA 9loro Bethel. Str.
Stathcrinc 9. Grimes ou @carrc
2. Grolul ino 1raiJ 3 Gjrltnoitijfc.
EcrirIbc an @cfron 6, 2OcnuoIS
mo GSrou, 9 @rpoItiidc.
Orleans ct. 8. & 2. o.. an
Norvp 2. 0ieiicn0oier. . GjrtnOtHdc.
Glara 3. @lcGonoiOu. 81. on Geo.
N GppIcp Siioieitc 81. Str. uobe
2opc9ropc 9Iucf. l6 6ci ST.
s. y. @colrncar al, 9amucl y.
5000. cinboIb Sl;terciic ii 8 @rimS.
itiidc.
@ul. Gbcrcn3 imo Trop al SScicp6
:. &aiuon lmO 6roH 9lorSoitcitc
9lcripooN-9nc., noEc Narioro gluc..
li3 bci 65.
9loelaioe 9. @ird6coo on 6. G.
S'eoItnear. 3 cSruu0ihidc.
SSillp @cnrD iu0 ,Srou an SboS.
$. Sbcct$, r5r. 10 @rnn0iiiidc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

Safer. 3uiubr S0,6ti 9u.
idcl; @crian0t uou ocu Gleuotoren
1868 9uithcl; GIcpotorcn &orrotb
l29,0iS &ulc9cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
5eAt 1T ltndt Belt

,SGrtuHyHrli bini0 N ciiucrben hcr HrcS nlr
Nrelie e,9euQnliic III Gin iebr bpper, bic rGilbf
oriiir NO uon iicbrQ nbcr ini Sieilen he'
nod ~, Sie bier ocrsebueien Sdrmeu lio
A. o 9u oen Hlcori0cu Nreiicii abiuGehcn
sHeri cbne %cbduoc. 80 gder
PIN wx urDar. oireit an @abn SiiO0OO
1a0 %%aer; uhi eicbduOcr, Sbitaarci. 2,000OU
"'Vri = 3nmer-SunS, uiir $500
81 ofS NiinbllnA; N0r9nin...... 2,OOO.OO
"Ueti mIt Wcndnoen. lclutcS
t.o binio .... 3fS1 80
i0Sa2H 2HGst; nit 6ebdliocr, Sbfenrien. 4,tl00O
e. &oScSinIi 4.3O00
V"'HFtplgtc mo mcierr Sdrlicn bis 1900 gdcr.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
BEATING Hioh Cost Of Livino.

MERRY Ann" said ii. y. Penses to
his second wife last night, 'this here
high cost of living thing Is hurting
my pocket like toothache.
I've been thinking UP ways for
heating the thing for "A year or two
and at last I've discovered just how
to do It.
"Years ago we lived better when
/ made less money.
"Now, why not apply the rule to
household expenses?
$50 hereafter I'll just cut your
household allowance 80 per cent and
you see to 1t that we live better,
see?"
His doctor says he will|recover and
all the lawyers in Bunkville City have
refused TO handle his divorce proceed
ings.-Exchange.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

ly into the hall and faced the messen-
ger. II was over at the doctors Of
fee just now" continued her visitor
evenly; che asked me to bring this
down for your uncle" She took the
package with an incoherent acknowl-
edgment. without letting her eyes
meet his, she was conscious Of how
fresh and clean and strong he looked.
dressed in q livelier manner than
usual-a partly cowboy effect, with a
broader hat and a gayer tie than he
ordinarily affected. De Spain kept on
speaking: "The telephone girl In the
Office downstairs told me to come right
up. How is your unclef"
She regarded him wonderingly. "He
has a good deal Of pain" she answered
quietly.
'Too bad he should have been hurt
in such a way. Are you pretty well,
NanT She thanked him.
"Stay here a good deal. do you? I'll
bet you don't know what day this isf"
Nan looked up the corridor. but she
answered to the point: "You'd lose"
Its our anniversary" She darted
a look Of indignant disclaimer at him.
But In doing SO she met his eyes.
"Have you seen the decorations In
Main street, Come to the door just
minute and see the way they've lighted
the arches" She knew Just the ex-
preston Of his eyes that went with
that tone. She looked vexedly at him
to confirm her suspicion. Sure enough
there In the brown part and In the lids,
It was, the most troublesome possible
kind Of an expression-hard to be reso-
lutte against. Her eyes fell away, but
some damage had been done. He did
not say another word. None seemed
necessary. He Just kept still ond
something-no one could have said
Just what-seemed to talk for him to
poor defenseless Nan. She hesitated
helplessly. II can't leave uncle" aha
ohiAsfAA ak lAsk
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

change. later took Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
felt change for the better. took IL
until was In good healthy condition.
/ recommend the Pinkham remedies TO
oil women a. have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MILFORD T. Cum
MINGs, 322 Harmony St., PENIS Grove.
N. J.
Such testimony should be accepted by
Ill women rs convincing evidence Of
the excellence Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as q remedy for
the distressing ills of women such a.
displacements, Inflammation, liberation.
backache, painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

De SPANS name coming In some way
into the talk. to be followed with vary
ing circumstantial accounts OF what
really had happened that day at Gala
basas.
And with all the known escapades
In which he had figured. exhausted as
topics. by long-winded commentators,
more or less hazy stories Of his earlier
experiences at Medicine Bend in the
company of Whispering Smith were
dragged into the talk. One GONZALES
cent stage-guard at the hospital told
a story one night at supper about him
that chilled Nan again with strange
fears, for she knew 1t to be true. He
had had 1t from McAlpin himself, so
the guard said, that De Spain's father
had long ago been shot down from am
bush by cattleman and that Henry
de Spain had sworn to find that man
and kill him. And 1t was limited pref
ty strongly that De Spain had informa-
ton when he consented to come to
Sleepy Cat that the assassin still lived,
and lived somewhere around the head
Of the sinks.
On that very evening II CHANGED the
doctor came late. When he walked in
he asked her IL she knew 1t was From
tier day, and reminded her that just
year ago she had shot against Henry
de Spain and beaten the most danger
GUS man and the deadllest shot on the
mountain divide in her rife match.
How he lad grown In the imagina'
ton Of Sleepy Cat and Music noun
tain, she said to herself-while the
doctor talked to her uncle-since tina,
day a year ago! Then he was no more
than an unknown and discounted
marksman from Medicine Bend, beater
by mountain girl-now the mos
talked-of man In the high country. AnC
the suspicion would sometimes obtrud'
itself with pride into her mind, tina
she who never mentioned his nam
when it was discussed before her
really knew and understood him bet
ter than any of those that talked s.
much-that she had at least one grea
secret with him alone.
When leaving, the doctor wished t
send over from his Office medicine 70
her uncle. Nan offered to go with hin
but the doctor said 1t was pretty lat
and Main street pretty noisy-he pre-
ferred to find a messenger. Whe
there came a rap on the half-open dool
she went forward to take the medicin
from the messenger and saw, standin
before her In the hall. De Spain.
She shrank back as If struck. Sh
tried to speak. Her tongue refused 1t
office. De Spain held a package GU
In his hand. Doctor Torpy asked m
to give you this"
doctor Torpy? What Is it?"
81 really don't know-I suppose
Is medicine" She heard her uncle tur
in his bed at the sound of voices
Thinking only that he must not at an
cost see De Spain. Nan stepped quick
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
A Reminder.

Everything have asked you you
have answered that you don't remem-
ber," said the lawyer to the colOred
witness.
"Yas. sab." came from the witness.
whats that string around your
finger for?"
dat string, sahT'
"Yes. that string"
"Oh, dat Is t remind me of some
thin. sab"
ITO remind you Of whatT
"T' remind me to remember { for
get, sah."
You may have noticed that foolish
people are always happy.
Lying does not go well with a bad
memory,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

straight as IN arrow. DOdd's Kid
ney Pills deserve great credit" Be
sure and get "DoDD's," the name
with the three DIS for diseased disor-
dered, dcranged Kidneys; just us Mr..
Benton did. No similarly named article
will do.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

Die compound Ior
Inflammation an d
other weaknesses. I
was very irregular
and would have ter
ribls pains 20 that I
could hardly take .
step. Sometimes !
would be 20 misers-
BILE that ] could not
sweep . room. !
doctored part Of the
time but felt no
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

forced to use u
cane. For these
disorders | am
glad to say l used
ID o d DIS Kidney
pills, which proved
70 be the proper
remedy. / am "a
year1 old, feel
II ne Id once
again stand as
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the orig
inal little liver pills put up 40 years ago.
They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
GAVE HIS CANE AWAY!

Mr. S. +. Benton, kerrville, Texas,
writes: "For several years prior to
1906 suffered from kidney and rheu-
matte troubles. Was bent over and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
Loqical Result.

Twill you have any outings this
SUMMER"
THAT depends on my innings now"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

The oyster can hold up n weight OF
forty pounds before Its shell will open.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
NOTICE TO
SICK WOMEN,
Positive Proof That Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.

Bridgston, NIL cannot speak too
highly Of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegeta-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12

After this Important turn Of
affairs, Dc Spain lays plane to
overcome Mans tribe and marry
her. BIo Developments are de-
sorlbed In the next lnstaliment
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
CHANCE AND BAD GIVES De SPAIN OPPORTUNITY he HAD
LONG SOUGHT AND HE MAKES THE OF

manage coah
of tn ha serious
n e is u wing to NAL We o
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-05-12
(ro BE coNTTNUEDo

Armenia has copper mine that hAs
been operated without inAsuupe1sa
= prehistoEis flneA
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-09-19
VIEW OF NOTED SOCIALIST.

Charles Edward Russell, the we'll
known socialist, and magazine writer,
who accompanied the recent American
Mission to Russia, spoke at meeting
at Minneapolis recently as follows:
"To those workingmen in this aud
fence, if l am honored by having any
workingmen here tonight, want to
say that I bear particular message
to you," he declared. II do not have
to tell you that have always been a
fighter for your interests. l am one
of you. 1 still carry my card in the
International Typographical Union. l
earned it forty years ago at the print
er's case and am still a member of
the, big Six" the great typograph-
ical union about which do not have
to tell any union printer. say, there
fore, l bear particular message to
you, men of labor. .,t .
"This is essentially a workingman's
war. 1t is a war that is vital to his
interests vital than to any 9th
or interest or to any other class Of
people. It is only under the kind Of
democracy have, In this conatryJ