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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02

I AM IN POSITION to negotiate loans
for 100000 or more on improved
and cultivated lands on basis of
about 79o inclusive of all charges.
w. w. Johnson. 9-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02

l HAVE a limited quantity of South
Carolina raised corn in shuck, which
l desire to sell. Call on Mr.. r. P.
Harry at the Farmers Bonded
Warehouse and he will serve you.
T. G. Duncan. 5-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-03-02
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

KODAK Finishing done promptly and
neatly. Postage paid on out-of-
town orders. Bring or send me your
films. divers Studio. Opposite w.
B. Terrell Co., Union, S. C. 8-tf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-17

I III D. 2te geheTfltltetl 2lefen
Der Seele non 3~eitgcnoiien, Die lid
INN oa5 &alten D. h. Nc5ablen Der
3eitlung 5u orilden beitreben, iueroeu
ibm ofienbar. "a lit Der &anos-
mann init Der .ofonomiiden" PHI
gcnfrnnfheit. mcld)cr N%nnabme 0eS
9latte5 permeiacrt. neil ieiue Algen
10 ! d 10 a d. limo, odB tie MIR nod on3
s. 3eihen alli llncle CAMS 8riln-
riidcn unteridcioeu tonnen, uub neil
er feline paiicloc @riue iilr lid SIT
iin0en permaq. Ncu Itrnhlt Der
@uteocl, ser Dem 3eitungsmonn in
Acknowledgement Gnaliidr Den Nbihie6
alb, neil eve ain got nobody to
re d German,' lno Der lid
Damn reQelmdBig beim Nohbar oaa
oelltihe Nlatt borgt.
N6er mir molcn lniere SeIer niht
nit Nitterfeiteu u|Hterhalten. Nlr
ilu0 nitfridltig 0nntbar alien Geneu,
melhc 0urh ihrc trclte ltnteritiibung
ms Die @crau3Qabe unierer oeut
ihcu 3eitungen ermoglidt 6aben.
lltO mir m0dlteu on ale Geut.
iden in Stnot mo &ono Ole 0itte
ridtcu qeraoc Jest, no Der unieIige
aricg cine moBloie Teinoieligfeit 9e-
Qcn olle5. mas 9entih bciBt, eutfadlt
nat. Gas aeringe 0pier iiir Ole Or
hoItuug ser oclttiten 3eitnig NIT
crhobter @ercitpiliqfeit uno
Erompthcit git bringcn. Selfen Sic,
ais Wiann oOcr 6rau pom &eritano
un0 Stammc5licbc, ser 3eitlung neite
2eicr 3~u3ufiihren un0 lDebrcu Sic,
no INNER Sic f%0nner, ser tlcinmil-
thjqen @leihQiJltiQfeit uto grltno-
lQIcn 1einoicligfeit gegen sic oellt.
ihc 3eitunJ.
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bern i'm lbcoter oic Mulifbeglei=
tltnq %lieiert, on3ufiln0igen, @r miro
uuteritilbt meroen BON Ytaoame
Trte0a g borpf StolL Ell
nc Sopron CperuiGngerin. 6ralt
Sharpf StpQ lit Elm "a Groiier
Nino. Sic tplIroe bier geboren uno
ollier3oqen uno lit befonut OILS oie
.Wilmallfee Nodltlgoa", oeun tie
mohnt lett ibrer &ermohIung III
Uiilmaufee.
Trau5 uon 20p lit in peridie0enen
8rnBItd0ten auigctrcten mo hat ben
Nllf elmer ser beiteu 8iunofitnitler
oc9 2anoe5 81 ieiu. Gr lit Elm Ghi-
cngoer bon @eburt, mo beloe Stint
Ter iino elm Credit mir hire Oclttiden
0orfnhren.
Ios Concert oeriprid)t elm
tpirflifcr mliifoliiher 8enuB ST.
merogt, uno Sr. Bon 2orp, Der lid
entihloiien bot, 60 Groiie 81 ieiuer
it0noigcn Seinlath 81 MAIDEN, bat
ncitere mittiee mltiifaliid)e Froicf-
tie fiir Die nodite 3ufunit ms 4rgc
qeiaBt.
9ns mltiitIiebenoe Tublifum lit
hungrig nod) pirflihcr Muiif, bcion-
oera ole Geutidpen. Die, mie mir bof-
len, oieie5 Concert gut bciuden
mcroen.
1o3 Concert iinoet ont Qon-
ncr9tnq Abeno 6e3 %. 9tu9uit I'M
ga Groiie Iheater itntt, mo foitcn
ole 5ibe 80 mo 30 Gents. 2oger1
$500.
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Sic Bette ltebcr5ensnne,

ooB mir Die bette NoI3orbcit fiir's
@elo babcll. lit SIT fomneu uno 8lt
nllplilren. Gobei meroen Sic aud,
etlllehe1, rpeahoIb mir uniere Gonfur.
-re1ten u1tcrbicten fonnen - neil mir
ote %clte mo Bic fabrifen hoben.
SSnoren III groben Gllantitdtcn her.
5lItclen. Gic@ lit elm 3%eitaltcr arc.
Ser Clnae. anuft bier un0 iport
@cIo. @criiid)en Sie'5 rpeniqftcn5,
6cniter. Gbiircn, &o0cn- uro Con.
toretnrldtrnqcn, aituitqIa5, Eupb0.
oetl. tl1nere @oIjeinrihtungcn Sad.
bcocflu1g, @dupnpicr uim.
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SersHasunss=8 eswsiisr.
Va GroTe Sbeatcr. 1eOcn ga

"a GROVE 5beatcr. - Seocu YadnittaQ
mlo a6eHO 8auoelblibcr.
Diajeiiie Seoen NadmitIag uno Hbcun
WauoelUIloey.
Stiou. - Sober HadmjGta9 uno abenr
Wanotlbiloec.
Gaiin0. - Seocn Hatmittag uao 45enl
&auoclbiloer.
Star. - Seoeu 3admitiag ulo 4bcnt
Grandchildren.
che 5trano ian Ser Sndiou StraBe).-
Ieoeu 4ben0 8GHoelbiloer, ionic Nd
tiuec an g(ittpodl, SGmstag ana
1unutna.
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Gin GhcffGlIdler ncfnnnen.

Gin GbcffalidDcr gciansen. Won
tugabcuo muroe bier etn ilutderMaul
aus Gecatur, 81, narteua Rutber.
roro RoB unter ser 4uflnGc Der Der.
a%ltsaabung zines gefdlidlten Ghcf@
IN iclner ,0eimntb9itoot ucrhaftet
Die 9cb6roeu BON 9ecatur m1trocr
pom iciner Teitnahme in aeltntuiiI
geiebt. &t Scr 9egIeitnnq oe@ Nan.
tea beiano lib Elm 1Gidbriqe@ M1o
diem, mcIhes anluh, cine Srau Gil.
lion Shotcu nlta 9ccntur ~ ieilt.
9ltlf lie mur0c perbaitet. Die beioeu
IoAirten 5uiammen IN eiucu hicii-
gen Soithnu9 al9 Wiaun uu0 6ralt,
mo ntoaIihcrmeiic bat RoB iif aud,
nod olti Ste Nnflodc 3u perontmorteu
lid ge9en on@ @eiBc Stlauelt . Sc.
lcb ncrgaugeu 81 habeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-17

Ter hinge Mann, ber8efreirna
pom NiiIitoroienit bconiprudlte, neil
cr feline 2 ohnene Ellen fonne, iolte
einlac Nofcu uaf Bolton ms Guar
tier 1cid)itt neroen. Gort milr0e er
feline AbneiQuug mohl iihcrlulnoen
uno pielleift elm go15er gutter Col
o0t mcroeu
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Neue(te Nn5eiaen.
Notice ofApplication to County Cour

N0fice or ApplicatiOn to County Court
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court, La Crosse County S.
IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term of
the County Court, to be held in and for said Coun-
ty, al the Court House. in the City of La Crosse,
in said County. on the LIST Tuesday, being the 4th
day of September, A. D.. 1917, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
the following matter will be heard and considered:
The application of A. II. Schubert, Administra-
tor of the estate of Andreas Abplanalp, late
of the City Of La Crosse. in said County of La
Crosse. deceased, for the adjustment. settlement
and allowance Of his final account as such admins
traitor and for the assignment of the residue of the
estate of said deceased to such persons as are en-
titled to the same.
By order of the Court.
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
MAHoNEY & SCHUBERT,
Attorneys for Estate.
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NIne . &crbelicrnuaeu. NJ

6Ine = &crbeNernnacn. Wtit ser
Auabo9gerung elmer 9 GiiB tieier
Sohrrimc I'M N}iiiiiiippi miro mad,
lie Wodlc nieocr 'o%rfQcinhrcn mer
0Cn 2ic imNerbit Observation-Disclosures
fonute iolnnqe nid)t fortgeieet mer.
0er. neil ser GouqreB mt Der notbi.
gen 4%emiuiguta aiti iid) marten lies.
Is limo $160.00O iitr 0icien 81.
thrift icet ocriiigbnr. mo miro man
nit u%ermebrter Wnnnitoit Ole Der.
lorene Belt pie6cr ein3uholen perrin.
den. uno Sen I3obrfonoI pom vi.
mona bis sur ginmiiuonna ocs 0iS.
coniin Rlpcr in ocn Mliiiiiiippi aus.
bayern. Gle Strede oon Nromn5,
bile bis Winono, IS Wfcilcn, lit be.
rfit$ icrtig. Sir oic IIuBrcQili.
r1tpa. tpcIdle in 3u0lf E>ahrcu beeil0et
icjn Toll. muroen i'm @an}cu 500
100000 nllaQemorlet.
Gmjre hi 3mcdmoi ?3Y23
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Ndlt a0dlc fnr bic Nrmce. llttcr
ocu N~I3coniincr St0otcn, melhe 90
dc iitr Ole &er. Staoten Arrnee lie.
fern lteht ga Groiie obnn. IS BADEN
ijdl bis lett dd)t oon ocu 30 I'M Stau
te onQcporbencu aodlcn ~qcncloct
G2 limo (bcooor 4. 2anIelion, t5ront
@haIcn, elmer ABORTION, 3. W.
BANNER. e. glitno. Grucit 9leoioc,
Wiaialr SheIoou ulto Nmbroie 5.
Hcorom. Is meroen nod mehr SO
de rerlaugt mo Jiidlter Nlrnt miro
icIbit Die uidlt gon5 tiltltigen a0he
fitr Ole Nruee %ouDerbcr.
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8 ORQIeS 8.

StGotclga peridDOb ibrc GOnfe.
rcn5. Ser nelln5ebnte ,Sabres.Gon-
pent Ger @iaconiincr Stdoteliga, Der
u%ripriingIid) ont rs. mo II. Auguit
in Racine itattiinoen ioute, lit m
letter Stunoe bis sur legten Sep
tculbcrpodc u~eridloben moroen.
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Gin GOn;ert=A beno.

ie 8eihGft@fub
ring oe2 Ga
GroiIe Gbeoter3
mltnidt biermit
oa5 ginfuh
rungs Eiano.
Concert Tires
neucn 0ianiiten
GroH5 pon
Z 3 M, Scr 5u
Den Mdn0cIbtls
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Co Hui oie al anocrrr Stcac b.,
flnol'de 9Inieiqc pon Bon Nalo
Neoel'em m0ttcn mir nod beionoer9
antrnertlam MAIDEN. Tlcic9 @eIt1dit
holt cjncn AuirdumltuQ2 &crtuui
al. III mcld)cn1 man quite YnSilae iur
hcluohc 0eu hdlbcn Hrej2 GRETCHEN
tam. cine C%"cledcnhcit. sic Nienono
perloumcn ioIltt, umiomchr neil alle
NerrcntIetoer III notiter 3ufltnit
int Erellc TART III Die hobc lehen
per0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-08-17

Sm 4oitontt lperoen sur 3eit
Srinffountainen angebradt, Audl eli
ne nelte &ei3onlage miro initollirt.
giucn @of3eitserIoubniBihein
erbielten oln 3ienstog SRI. @clen
@nrriion BON bier uno Span 9idel-
harpt bon Ge5 WoineS, Soma.
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Nufaepakt!

8eiudle nm Iienitbeireiung mil.
len i~nncrbalb elmer ISOLDE, pom "a.
tum Der &orlaoung sur Stenrng an
9erednet, i'm StclunQ9lnfal eingcs
brat)t meroen. Gort iino audi Die
n0tbiacn Tornutlare erb0ltlid).
Nuf Observation-Disclosures bn.
ben inabeion0ere Iniprud:
II N~usl0nocr, HeidSoelltid]e, Ter.
ncr Geitcrreifer un0 llngarn, mel.
DE feline eriten 9npiere erboben ba.
ben. Gieie aGoIie iou 6orm TO NM
119 perInngcu, neldle beioe auage-
fiilt lperoen milIIen.
y Ncrheirathete W0nner un0
6amilienp0ter, oeren %fSroren III Den
&erei1iqten Staoten mo Die Die Gr.
nabrer ibrer N|ngeborigeu ii1o. 0ieic
&loiie bat Sorm 1870 3lt perlangen.
Die eiolidlen GrflGrungen boben oon
Dem Manne, iciner 6rou un6 bon Ell
mem Nafbnr. Der iclbit Snmilien-
Oater lit gefertigt 3i meroen, baher
n1llB 3ur NusItellung Die Sralt uno
ein ioldler 9todlbar gleif mitfom-
men.
Mer e3 oeridltntt innerhalb Scr
GriIt elmer @od)e iein 8eillf ein5u-
bringen, oerliert ocn aniprilh ollf
Die &erQiinitiqung mo mus. nern
taltglid uno %einberuien, einriiden.
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rzsg ger @eiber gu mdBigen 3inier
lelhen mOdlte, even uerIdBlidben Hatb-
Qeter fin 9ctos nno Inrt0nges braud)i
oner @eIn ouf cute Siderbeit alsIeiber
MIL. renoe iid an W. s. Sidtfh
203 9. 4. StruRe.
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Wiiinpnefcit

MiiiiOusicit. Die oeltihe hltbc.
ride @cmciuoc pom BARRE Wtlu3.
&uitor Eouitian boIt n0cbitcn Conn
taQ ibr iGhrIidcs Miiijon@ieIt ab.
Euitor Copper non 2Silton luo Gaitor
StmeIing pom Sporto mcroen pre-.
olqen. Iie 5tnucn ser @emcin0c
mer0en Elm frete3 Wiittogeiien ,Rohm-
els uuo uu0cre Grfriihrngeu Ter.
utrCr.
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Antu . %llnfall. ISm 2utheriifcn
Spital liegt cine sSroll. 0creu 9tomcn
nid)t preis0egebeu wurOe. nit eiuenl
acbrodenen Arm oornIe0er. SlC
muroc nit elncm Ncgleitcr 5mci Qici
len u0rolih pom Sto00oro inter cis
ucr umaeitilr3tenGor III ciHem@rober
ucbeu Der. Cambridge alllgeiunoen
Nei0e murocn nit Dem Southeaitern
,3Iqe nod "a Groiit qebrodt. Git
NcrleGungen oca W}ontes iino ulbe.
oelteno.
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Wunicipal San5Oer9uiigen. Sn
Dem uelt erriftcten itGotiihen Cans.
popilou inn Otprid Eort iono &c.
tern Abeno Der critic inter ToIi3ei-
auiiidt itcbenoe 6iientlid)c (all5 itutt
Ga batter lid ntchr ais tuuieno Gam.
ger mo 3uldlultcr cingefm0en, mo
allies pcrliei in ifonlter Cr0mung,
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lteber Gimtrittsfnrteit :
Beid)afts Notisen.

s977 @enn Sic @cIo gu 5 Gro.
sent boben m0f)ter. 10 ipred)en Sic
bel mir Dor. g. s. @oI5, Gontor
i'm gteipburg 8eb0u0e.
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Ger Gountprotb trot gcitcrn
81 elmer fltr5en Situng 5uiommcn.
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Nti6ts Mtnidli6es lit ibm
frenlO.

)ut @crnuSgeber
elmer oeutihen
&odlen Sci
tllng bari nit
mchr 0eref)ti-
guug ais pom
9luoeren geiogt
mcroeu: Mabr
lid, nid)t5
Ui nj d. Ii.
dl C5 lit linn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-23

later on. he reached the conclusion
he was in state bordering upon the
idiocy OF extreme youth; for the first
time in lliS life he could not constrain
his feelings to respond to his Will.
He wondered why he had been so
sl,ort-sightcd rot to Join her. to ac-
cept the chance offered by the gods.
ami as he lashed himself mentally
over his failure to do SO. something
in the attitude of a woman upon
whom his eyes had rested unseeingly
for some time brought sudden real.
ization after all. fate was kind.
He made no move to join her. He
was content to walt, hoping she would
recognize him when she turned. He
was disappointed. Once her eyes
swept ever him casually, as casually
as they passed over others standing
near
Still he hoped for recognition. like
fatuous youngster," he told himself.
Instead, she moved to the other side
OF the steamer.
That evening when he went on
deck he found her in tie chair next
to his.
81 know you at once" she told him,
but ] have Travelled SO little 1t is diff
ficult to accept tie freemasonry OF
shipboard life. am very glad you
remembered me-" she ended simply.
That trip to St Johns always stood
out in John English's memory as the
one perfect time in hitherto pleas
ant life. A man Of literary tastes. he
found in Rachel one who had read
largely and had the courage OF her
rather positive ideas. But 1t was the
personal in which he was interested.
Especially was he concerned in the
identity OF the man from whom she
was running uway. and he asked one
evening ii she still noticed resem.
blance.
"occasionally," she replied, and
would have changed the subject. but
he persisted. 1t seemed to him he
must know what part the man mad
played in her life.
Il am interested in my double, Miss
Baruch, and have been wondering ii
YOU would tell ME moro about him"
She replied readily. "Tlere is 1T
tic to tell, and to that you are vel
come. Ny father was under obliga
tious TO him. Mr.. Hardwick heiped
him when he was in financial straits
and tien-then he said he did moi
want the money; he only wanted
he wanted TO marry me. could not
bring myself to do as they wished
but thought If went away possibly
my perspective might change suffi
GENTLY to include him when / return
ed"
Not If can help it," said John
English. That he stopped, amazed at
what he had said.
you have nothing to do with it,
II have everything to do with it,
he returned shortly. He left his chair
and walked to the rail, appalled, b,
his unprecedented words. Marriage
at no time had occurred to him. fIe
had enjoyed Rachel's society, but q
nearer intimacy he had not consider
ed. Then, as he stood looking out
across the moonlit sea, he again Wis
ualized his den and the extraordinary
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need to for you always look good to
me-"
always, pick:' I could not help
asking.
He looked curiously surprised as he
answered.
you of course know. Marsie, that
! think you the most beautiful woman
l ever saw"
And, little book, l believe he meant
ii.
Sometimes think that a few
months illness of tho husband would
make most marriages more successful.
Dick has never paid me as many com.
pliments or made so much love to me
as since he has been sick. When a
nan has nothing else to take UP his
mind he begins to feel his heart beat
for the woman who is near him.
When he gets well woman must
take her place with the other interest.
ing things in his mind.
II a woman, little book, could only
understand this. she would not always
be trying to sweep out everything from
the mind Of the man she loves but her.
self.
She can never do 1t, little book,
Fever.
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A WAR-1IAfE LUNCHEON DISH.

changes in its arrangements; the
dainty shoes beside his shabby slip.
pers and across from his comfortable
armchair the smaller chair occupied
BY the woman now seated In the cor
ner OF the deck behind him. Suddenly
that room as he now saw 1t became
desirable above everything on earth,
and he turned again to her.
II have everything to do with It.
he repeated. ~ want to marry you
myself"
"Have you taken leave of your
senses?"
1T would seem that have come to
a sense of what is necessary to my
happiness"
But to have 1t happen like this.
1t is absurd"
~ would have said the same thing
week ago. Today there is but one
explanation"
And that?"
at had to be. Just charge the
whole thing to fate, and marry me
when we reach st. Johns. l know
the consul and his wife. They will
be delighted to act as host and hos.
tess. What say you?"
She left him and walked to the end
of the deck. He waited long for her
to return to him. and then followed
what have said may seem pre-.
mature" he told her, "but am thor.
oughly in earnest. II you cannot an
swer me now, I will ask again, when
you know me better"
She faced him as she spoke. THAT
will be unnecessary. / was merely
thinking fate had been most kind"
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HINTS

A great deal OF our cheap candy is
colored with powerful dye materials.
l.. satisfies childhood's appetites for
sweets, but frequently proves costly in
the end.
Prof. D. r. Hodgdon of tho State Nor.
nal school at Newark, n. j., has con.
Quoted extensive investigation of the
coloring matter In cheap candy. AS a
result of his research he has dressed a
doll Is inches high, its dress and stock.
ings having been dyed from coal tar
dye obtained from penny lolly.pops, a
CONNECTION dear TO the heart of every
little tot.
Its shoes are blackened with lamp
black obtained from sticks of the com
ZION variety OF licorice sticks.
The shoes have been made to shine
with shellac from penny brand of can
dy.
Tho hair was glued onto the dolls
head with carpenters glue obtained
from "all.day suckers"
In her hand she holds steel kitch
en- knife copper plated with copper
| obtained from can Of French peas
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE, ::

Dick got up this morning looking,
I'D he said, feeling better than he has
pne fora long time.
SAT what hour, my lady, did you get
last night?" he said in mock rage
Don't you know 1t is very wrong for
yirtuous married woman to stay out
II TALL hours Of the night with her hus.
binds best friend, while that poor
asband is Ill in bed, 10 make it
erse?"
@You were sleeping the sleep OF the
prfectly content as well as the just
ick," ] said. when returned, / sat
hours and wrote in my little book"
what kind Of confession, Madame,
Ia you have to make that it took you
long:"
ut was no confession at ALL, Dick,
ear, it was just a little hymn Of
anksgtving."
Dick came over to me swiftly and
th his arms about me, he asked, look.
6 eagerly into my face.
sHave you really anything to be
ankful for, Margie? Do you know
ought last night as you went out the
or SO beautiful and happy. that was
brute to tie you down to poor old me.
by. Margie, ] am afraid l will be an
valid all my life and then what will
p with your love OF gayety do?"
Perhaps, Dick, I'll do Just what !
last night, go out with your best
end and then as l saw a shadow
PISS his face. ] added quickly-"but
Won't do it often, dear"
What are We taking about such
y things for, Dick. of course YOU
going to get well. You know you
better this morning and from now
you are going to be better every
What are you going to do today,
rgie?"
Lam going shopping"
Why don't you wait until you get
because I think Chicago holds the
81 beautiful store in the world and
know ] haven't bought any clothes
ages"
Why. j thought that exquisite gown
had on last evening was abso.
aly new"
Now, Dick, you have admired that
PIX at least ten times and every time
have declared you never saw it be.
~
Well 90 ahead and spend some of
r dividends from the book concern
gu want to but tell you you don't
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TIE DAILY
ESEIORT STORY
Without Fermentation.
az SUSAN oLAeeorr.

BY SUSAN oLAGooTT.
fGopyright. 1917. by tho Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Il RE the Islands forts?"
N John English answered the
question absentedly, without
urhing bis head.
Hrhey are masked batteries. be.
|ieye."
s.All Of them?"
I Romething in the tone Of voice
eshght his attention. He looked at
the woman standing beside the rail,
past her TO the bay and the many Is.
lands dotting its surface
Boston Is well protected" he re.
Unmarked casually.
|1 sof course Rachel Baruch moved
! no as to face him. ~ am good
american" she said dryly.
..sYes?"
Your tone implies reservation and
pn implication"
8 For an instant annoyance dominat.
Cd John English. Then he laughed.
THE times call for reserve. AS for
implication, ] never imply thing"
fhen why?" she waved her hana
outwardly
= ~ .s - nave never betore
Rssn IN Boston naroor.
6 am ioohsu y. ninl dounttully.
y e@p'anation is not satisfac'
tett;y IL.
n vur PARDON. Ihere IS something
III yes ! am sure ! nave never
;,, ygs ~. pslore a cnance likeness,
:. ssr As..s ~ ~ ~ .ohv.
sy,,a :. As x..a u ! resemble one
~ ~ ehu, u argues favorably
80 ss;.,s answered 1diy.
fr S.cs ~, No. aishhcd inc man.
s1,,,s running away IRON
HE ave, .,,,.,.,,, .r,
essorey ."innieu' inc OBVIOUS
ssba .d,a - w.
na,.ss ths ut, .'p y, IN me swell, that
: Ihins - 'u ~ Tip 20 Yarmouth some
sfes1,s a'eaueu' was roiilns the
mi nal a,.s...a io . unp,edssnt way
hSr ssira. I'LL. 1H .uc ueck OF all but
10 $500. isnt II very rough?'
ar ha.,a sucng ABOUT heiplessiy.
s,an az, a p.en toia TINS trip Is worse
s1i lin. ~ n .o.ase' Ihen he
err ner lace and was all con-
al d. ...s..,
i;.ts. g.as, hacnel SAID hastily;
,h;n,. I'LL that VIII pass, but
a.siiha WIN 20 IN:
III ,,,;se aW % pest ioG you, and you
sr,aa.s s .ns sunset But She shook
y rha,s u .,; anu iele nun.
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itself was not unusual. but when hc
slimpEed one OF the pair he wondered
what had happened to him. Close be.
side his worn.out and comfortable
number mines was woman's shoe,
dainty and small.
A blast from steamer at the pier
reused him, and he looked ut his
watch as n porter approached with
his grip and rug. and with an uncon.
rcious sigh he came back to the bus.
mess of the moment.
That a man should have dreams Is
not surprising. The surprising thing
was that this condition of mind was
brought about, not by young wo.
man. but by one quite thirty.fve or
more years of age. She could not ey.
en- lay claim to beauty. but in Ra.
chefs face was force and sweetness;
note in her voice that appealed to
him. Analysing his condition OF mind
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NEW YoRK-To the practical.mind.
cd the coat-dress is the masterpiece of
the seasons designing. 1t Is the per-
fect companion, and often the suhsti-
tute for the Indispensable tailored suit
For an afternoon costume 1t is per.
feet for it lends itself to the exigencies
Of shopping. and when the coat is dis
carded' Is elaborate enough for recep-
ton, tea or matinee. Usually as in the
costume shown herewith IL is con.
strUcted of velvet and crepe with a
touch OF fur on the coat, and If the col.
or and fur is repeated IN the toaue to
be worn with it the costume leaves
nothing to be desired in practical
smartncss.
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and besides her hangs a baby's stock.
Ing colored pink with the dye obtained
from candy.
HEALTH QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Miss A. c. asks: "What is the best
s'.rt OF diet for an anemic person. Are
iron tonics good?"
A general mixed diet is all that is
good ii taken under the direction of a
physician who understands your con.
dition.