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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
WrunbeiaentIlnm .Snputbefen.
Neueinoetrantn

Suiius 30. Wsinsanbt an GinbIa,
6. II. 3. So. Ro. 8, $4,000.
g8iIliam ). Sramer an Dale
SmprOOsb 9. II. 6. Co., $500.
gaa g. prin on Satlep Smprppei
.. u..a. Co.. $4,000.
g. glntoinette glp an Soutberl
Ohio Snpings gant Co., 5000.
2lnna g. Snmpnb an bo., $500.
aniherine M. qaImiinnp an /
Rntional gont BON Woripoob, $500.
George 2amep on Brighton Ger
man gani Co., $500.
Sdrrn Wiit9sa an emma ydbI
bufd, $500.
Wnrb S6nsiber an Uunbamenta
g. II. .. Co., $1,000.
@iliam j. Grob an eagle g. II
g. a.. $500.
alpb.us 6. priee an eIfis M. Rod
$50.
DO. an wsarrus msfbbppstp
$50.
Sntherine M. Splmparb on Srmc
u. fenter. $4,000.
gfisla W. Wnbbur an Gan Warcc
.. u. 8. a.. $500.
aenu 6. EObefelb an Bertha Wlob.r.
5000.
Ssnrn Z. SimIid an Gin. Mortins.
mems Club 3. II. g. Co., $4,000.
9lIice g. @sift an Blue 2fFb 9. IL.
g. Co.. $500.
5ranf Depe an Roismont 3. ii. 6.
Co.. $500.
german Hpttmm an Wfufir SalI
g. Il. 9. Go, $500.
GuftaDe abrian an wefern Ger.
mon ganf, $500.
9iob.na Ran an Central ;yuirmoun.
.. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Charles 8. SbulIsn an bs. $500.
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i Mlpbsus 9. price an eagle g. il
8. a., $500.
| CHARLES 5. pidens on b., $500
| 80. an Soanna Wi. Conner, $500.
Cora g.. Nbrian an bo.. $1,000.
| RObenn fap an adte 8. Simcntotl
| $1,000.
Matbilba 6. Mueit an GorrpOia
.. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
! @etiIgte 9p.pot9efen.
Suftus 20. Miesanbt an syinblai
9. u. 3. 60. go. 3, $500.
| Sobn 8. Rabel an Cabinet 8. d
.. Co., $500.
W. 3icoIa an eagle g. u. 6. q.
$3.50.
apuis s. gapelIe an goGisse Sil
a. II. 3. Co., $2500.
| ailIis W. galoban on GpelirR Go
rep. $50.
WaIier O. Soriimsbsr an purt 5aI
gIbe. Co.. s727.
Jranets u. gudsI an eagle g. II
6. a., $4,000. /,
Charles u. gurbans an Garben .
II. g. Co., $1,000.
| Ridorb 8. Samonb on Sprini
8robe 2lpe. 8. u. 8. Co., $4,000.
Sobn Stump on 1eutf6er 2anb
ipebr 3. II. G. Co.. $275O.
Sobn q. Jebrins an Rem Wobatpl
9. a., $500.
80. G. Senour an J. o. gnsrborit
$1O,229.
eblparb aeller on sout9iibe g. IL
9. Co., $1,000.
Ilalnie Straub an Giti5ens Btf
3. II. 6. Co., S1100.
6. Z. Wtunb an Gid Bun 3. u. 6
Co., $25O0.
gDm. r. GrOb on eagle g. u. g
o.. $1400.
Wareus WeTbboipsfp an Granl o
gentpn, $500.
Senrn @sttel an Dom. 9. u. 8
Co.. $24Oo.
aat. Ssabsn an Sisblanb Moe. 9
| u. 3. Co.. $500.
emma g. Wlirid an Gan Warcf
3. II. 9. 81, $4,000.
Giisfa R. Mu6buy an Sofsphins
5snie. $500.
Sofepbine Seuie on Gdmuel o
Cooper. $500.
DO. an glob. g. II. g. Co., 5000
asna g. RobefeIb on Gb. RobefeIb
$210O.
DO. an Bertha Waper, $1,000.
Walter y. gettner an Sout5err
Sbip g. II. 3. Co., S700.
George 8. giilr on GImtpoot
plnte g. n. 9. Co., $3.50.
ghas. .. Seipeii on anpnbale u
g. 6. u. 9. Co., $2200.
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NsutraIitdt i'm jetisru ariese.

Gs TIT iuiibrenb bieies arieees iibel
gcfugutife uno Redte friegiiibrenbel
lJlationen gegen gteutruIe ,ntb iibel
bic giIid,ten iuto Hedte Re,itralcr ge
gen straightforward pieI bebattiert NM
seitritten porbrn, ipobI baarptiGdait
aus bem 8riiioe. 6aB oie oupb Der
trdee ocfiinirte ReitraIitdt bon Gn'
! Ifcng bes serteges on .pieSerbolt 6urd.
brcden wliroe iirio iioda 6ard5ro6er
tDirb.
Sr @5lferreft be6cftet Die Reiitra
Iitat Die 5ortbaler Ger frieSlid,er
Staatsgenieinifdft nit ben arie9fuD'
renoen, cbue ju @urIiten ces einer
hme oes anoersn EbeiIes brett ooai
inoircft In oen arieg eit5iigreifen
@on oieian Srirbiase aiisgebenb.
ioIltc es audi MIR cine slrt Der Neutra'
Iltat aeben. co 5ebt 3. y. id,Cn Der
glnsGriid .lpobhuoQerbe Naitnalitlt"
ipenn CT ilidrt auf beioe trieafiibreiro'
9arteien. iouoern mir aiif cine an.
relbung iin6et, ben 9egrifi Der ab'
ioIuten 9eeitralitjt gum ueiI aii.
Cine belpaifnete Jeeiiirnlitdt lit 6age.
gen, oa Is iid Inn ben eiseneu Sd,ut
| les gseutraIen barbelt, ourdbaiis nit
TEN @eien rer pnbrcn 9teutraIitit
pcreinbdr, cbeliio bic bctinaie aieiitra.
Iit1i, oic iid) freie Sanb fiir ale gpea-
tucIitateu beipabrt. (Tie beipoffneie
sieutralitat Sarf iib aber nidt geeen
enen 81, Reutralitat rerlesei6eit
ariegfiibrenben, ionoern muB iid se.
gen aiie. ipelte Die ReinraIitit ber.
Iescl, ri1ten. ". b. 3D.
Die gteutralitit periclgt in erite.
2inie ben 3ipsd, ben Srieg in mog'
IidyIt eiise Sren3en sil idlieben Die.
fem SiDef entiprebenb iinb I'M berti.
gen 8oIterrcdlt Die piIidden Der @eii.
iriIItGt nit elmer Sftirfe ailsgcprigt.
bic fir bic alterr ilntlare gorltcilunJ
eitier unpolfommenen ODER beid,rdnf.
ten gieiitralitat te!nen Nainn nlebr
laBt. Go lit Is in aIlereriter 2inie fei.
nen 9seutrllen geitattet, einem Der
straightforward 5ns Oirfyigsredtr
pErd' iein (oes ReiiiraIerD Sat6 5n
ec.ocbren. T.iippeH friegfiibrenber
9tatim,en, DIE bic @rer;e eines iieii.
italen Staatss iiberidreiten, iino 5t
cllt,puffneu uno 6is oiinl 5rie6eils.
idlub 6u internierert
Dies bil6et 5en ipidtigiten pilntt
IN ben observation-disclosures oal
Gle inntegiifjan Gperationeii iib oiel.
iad) aiif Disie Beitinmung 81 itiipcllI
Iabcn. Sbcoretii1 eeIp1brt bic @rcillel
eineS rieitrnlen 2nnbes abiolnien
is@as gegen eirei, sIngriff BON 6ieier
Seite inb bis iest lit, abgeieben pcn
Ger geietunJ galJiens bird Seiitid;e
Tritppen, oiefs g'orihtift ner ste.itra.
Iitatsgejcge IN sfrcft eeblieben.
gens nun oie Neiesiing Welgicns
blirh bic gegen brnnfreib operiren.
cen 6eiitidIen slrnleen betrifft, mas
btannhi9 ons argument biIbei. |
saOrmd bis aaiisten fortseiest bi,rDst |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10

Dog Cincinnati Watienbeim an
Sulia 20. 9arbeion, 9.67 alder aant
in a@ettiOn 20, Millerett Totpn,
| lbip. 81.
George gBelIer an Spbn Stesnsr,
A Sabre po6t. Dom l.. Mai 1917 an,
| auf ben 2absnraum betannt als gio.
1872 Main Gtrobe. Monatlide Wlie'
tbe $35.
Charles 8. Snrrifon II. Mnb. an
Ruth Sarriion, LII @der 2anb BON
Got 10 in 0obsportb's Nadlab in
MsilIcrest Scipnibip, 81.
Winfielb g. Sdmono on anna 6.
Samonb, so Bel 138 SUB an Der DIT
feite Der Cora gtpenue, bilbenb Got
IS in GeOrse syiIter's llnterabtbeis
lung, 81.
emma Jnblbufd an Sarrp Mits
1ea, 80 bel 90 SUB on Der Weitieite
Der Gin StraBe, unsefdbr IA. Stras
| Be, $1.00.
Caroline Rantfeb an Sranf Rams
iep, 9ots 257 unb 258 In Sofepb 3.
Wlins' llnterabtbeiluna, 81.
9ate R. grfer an Warp Stepbsns,
40 Gub on Der Worbieite Der saplor
2penue, 2s0 SUB 0ftIi9 Der eaitern
Ipe., 81.
sSonrna N. Conner on Charles ;.
pidsrs, 80 Bel 100 sSub an Der Rorbs
ieite Der Gtrnisht Strabs. peitIia
Der Wasner Strabe, 81.
Wartus Mefbbopstp an aIpbeus
6. unb 8eifie prite, 81 Bel ITO 9NB
an Der Ofiieite Der gIberpn qpsnus,
iiib!id Der pbillips Ipenue, 81.
Bernard Suniet on 8. 9(usuit
Dreper. Cots 81, 90 unb ben n1rb>
Iiden sbeil bon Got 80 in Der Suniet
Grtfn unterabibeilung on Baltimore
giis. 81,
Srma q. ssnter an antbarine 81.
SoImnarb, Elm Sratt 2anb tn gIiTs
ton in Setiiou q bon WtilIereet
Solpnfbip, 81.
Nilliam 8. @ebsr an CHARLES r.
Droite, 30 bei 107 CUB an Der Oits
ieite Der Carr Strabe, 81.
Die Union Sapings o. II. g. Co.,
sruites, on 9lnna so. ailbr.tb, 10
Bel 72 SUB on Der nprb6fli9en Gde
Der Central unb @enneiiee Strobe, 81.
Senrp O. aloder on Senrp Sxsge,
meier. Cots 43S unb 439 in 6enrp !.
SduItes eritsr 9(bbition su Deer
pari. 81.
Die Suburban gieaI Giiaie Com,
pnnp on Senrp 3. Gimlid. 9beil BON
Cots 494 unb 493 In Der GIsmers
Spnbiiat un!erabtbeiIuns in glprs
ipoob, 81.
DaIter U1acIspb on Charles G.
pfau. 115 Bel 125 ssub an Der fiibs
Oitli6en Gde Der Straigbt Strabe
unb Sairbie,p @pe., 81.
Selene Q. @urIiber on Walt.r
MacIeob, 2 Sabre pa6t, bonn 1. Sep,
tember 1915 an. auf basfdbe gisen,
tbum. WlonatIi9e Mietbe $45 NIT
4ntaufspribilesium fiir $1,000.
elisabetb Boubot an gora G.
gbrian, rs Bel $50 yub an Der Rorb.
feiie b.r Dopb glpeiue tn Clifton,
$1.00.
ante 3. Simontpn an Rpbsna Ran,
40 Bel 130 CUB or Der Oftieit. Der
Sector Gpenue in MobiIonpils, 81.
Wdrp GIoron on 9alentine san.
Tpn. 25 BEL 80 GuB an Der ORfsit.
Der Sbferpctorp 4penue, stpifhen
pabillion uno Satd Sirabe, ierner.
1S 3oI on Der Siifsits Der Obf,rba.
torn Gpenue ongren5enb, 81.
aouis Dittel on Siae @ii4el.
100 Bel 173 SUB an Der Giibieite Der
Catherine Strabe in aprnbaIs, 81.
qarier 9idfcn an Rotbilbo g. unb
gbarlss 8. Dueii. 30 bel 1876 SUB
an Der Oitfsite Der 9idfon apenue.
300 ifub fiibIi4 Der I2itdtrI QS.s
nue.. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10
Grunbeisent9nms.ils .ilsbertrasunseH.
Gineinnati, 8. mdrs

ellie M. gaIobnn an Cora Gong
bon, Got 49 in Der gliber @iap parl
llnterabtbeilung 81.
girber proHin an 6enrietta 9ron'
itrop, 80 bel 100 SUB an Der DeIt'
feite Der DinfisIO aperue auf price
9in, 81.
Walter Eager an Sba 3. Wallate,
Got II in aunsportb's SnrDep bon
9urfsp Bottoms, 81.
Die probibent Sdpings .. II. &.
Co., 1ruftes an Wnssis Mafon, Got
606 In Der MaStiou place pntsrab'
tbtiiuuG s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-10

lDer0en! - On5 beiBt, OH Ddlt 0Iu
ridtig in Die fleine Wtaoonra pcrIiebl
uno fingit eben an iie 81 bcfebren oa
nit iie in Die fir6li6e 5rauung mil
Iist. anautib lilo ib iino &raii5ell
gen!"
lllri6 uiirbe ROTH urO i'm r1biter
slugenblid ipieoer blaB, Gr nlIbtt
lid beberriden, ann nid)t aiif5ufabren
Ils er feline Sano idiper aiif Den 81
bentiid leste, bDrte er oas perbang
nibpolle 9Sapier fllilterlL oas er III
Dem Irmellinridlag perItedt bdttr
9abei idoB es ibm oltrA Den &opi.
Dab or es eben am leidtelten bate.
penn er Die Sahe III iher5bafter
g9eiie NIT Dem ssrelrno perbarole;
oenn sur @erltelliing piiroe ibm bod
Die Strait febIen. 60 8og er bas 5ll'
iammengefaltete Yapier berbor mn
iuies es perIegen la6eInb oem ar'
bern nit ben SGorten:
,Seute iaito i'd, bier 5ipiifen ei'
mem @uit bon 3eitlln9sblattern Die.
ie 3eidnling. Siebt es nidt aus, ols
oh imier SrauIein 9iita @lobea 81,
oieiem Shloienfopf seieiien babe?"
Sparrbof iaItete oas glatt aus
chamber uuo itiiste.
.Gie gIebnIihfeit lit frappant
9alr lit irniere Gonna biibi6er."
Damn las er Die Gerie biir6 unl
pfifi leiie Dor iih bin. gr mar pIoB.
lid gang ernIt geiuorocn unb mari Ell.
nen ieentbiimlifersgIif nif ben sSii'
geiibfreuno. esett berel,te lllridj
fait, ieinen Sdlot preisgegeben siI
baben. g8ie 9iita eintrat, uabm er
INIT 5itternoeu SGnoeu oas @latt al
iib unb perbdre es idnea, 10 Sab iie
nidt ieben follite, mas bas seiueien
Sparrbof aber trommelte nit Den,
Singern auT bem Eiih inb itarrtc
gebaufenpoa 81 @ooen. Rita iteqtc
ben @ein Dor i'm BIN, - riabm Damn
ibre Rdbarbeit 5iiantmen iino nerIieb
bas 3inrrer. gs mar cine beflent.
menbe Stiae 5ipiifen ben @eiben,
Man borte Dos Sidell Der llbr un6
bas alatihen bes pieber beftiger
tperSenoen &egens ON SieSeniteridei.
ben. BlosIid leuf5te Sparrbof, fab
llIrid felt an unb iugte erritbaft:
yGrmer eSunge! 90 ipie i'd bid,
femme, entb1lt Die Iette 3eit bes Ser.
ies Dos 8erbift iiber bein 2ebeu:
rn@oh mag mir snaSig iein - i'd
liebe 6thl g8er ME nit Der 2iebe
eefpieIt, iiber ben fonrlrtts an Der I'M.
re6ten SteIIe nit aunepdIt. 9as lit
bie Ma1t Der lang neridmdbten SO.
uigirt Sect bilft BEL beiner graocn
altInobif9en art nitts nrebr: ent.
ipe6er 6u tptrft burh 6ieien RaiiI4
ungliidltd bein 2eben lang inb Der
Ieste SproB berer bon Gdeirroba
ftirbt eilft aIs perbttterter ssiinaseieI.
le ober aber on ninnptit ben &ieien.
tantpf NIT bem worprfbeiI uitS Der
Weeiniing uuierer @efeuit,dft un6
beiner SibSe a,if Inn bos Iiebe ding
ba sir gIiitaiiibeiieriiig Der gaiie 5u
ebelidenl geibes i9reGIide gusiia.
ten! gruer Ss,ngel"
Ginen Iusenblid mar 1llrid Itarr
iiber Sieie s(ufbed,,ng feiner eigenen
Sefiitle. Damn traupfte er Die itar.
ten Sdnbe 5uiamunen, bab iie tpei8
tpairbeu uno ifmersten unb Iagte
ftodeno ,i,to nit fi1rIterem gIide:
sd mill unb p1bIe ben 9ompfl
9ieber i'm Guulpf 3u @runSe eeben.
aIs obne Gaiupi an sebrodenen Ser.
5en Ianefam iid ;u Sooe it)amen.
DAB if bas glGO6en Iie6e, iii mir
flar, - mas tpeiter fperben ion, ipeib
id nift. @ber 6as @ort gift: .,Gtott
mag mir gnGbig iein - i6 liebe
bidl~
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Ill

9ie Gre,in6e butten auf llIrids
9irrumer on oieiern abeno nod eine
Inge beipeete llnterreoiins. Sei:
Sparrbof iid iiberjeuet bate, bat, Die
iinge Reiglng ber ieinem ssugeno.
freiinbe, Dem mdobeniheuen Son6er.
ling. 10 tiefe @ilr3eIu geidlagei, enb
er iih aIIe Wliibe, Inn bas llnnl6gIi'
f,e einer ebeIiden 8erbinolng nit
Gita flar 5u no1erL
r2ab mid nod eiHn1nl, - III.
terbrid mid nidt inriner -, Dir
flr3 IN nufiteiaerber 2inie bic Grin.
De ongegeu aitf3dhIen. Gs iitb orei
Geiidtspuntte. gritIi5 Der Sitnii
iutb Die oamit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stanbesehre. On tpeiBt, bal, bu ben
DienIt auittieren nuiBt iuenn ou cine
ioid,e Che eingeben ipillit unb ben
Sleden pirit ou oon beinein Rainen
nitrt los, boB bu -, i'm eines iol.
den - MN i'd min bid ihonen -
Inn zines biirgerIid1en Rabhens mil.
Ien - bic @erpfIitti,neen gering ae.
af,tet bnit, Die bu benz Sdpertabel
oeines aorigs unb 8aterInnoes ge.
geniiber bait. 3u rpirit. -"
(6ortieslne foIgt)
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-01

Miss Scammali Is ~,ll known
throughout the pOrthW est. hav-
ing made many very successful
concert tours Theii program
will be found brilliant. compre-
hensive aud com bination of the
ella sical and popular selections.
KODAKS-At Speckmann's
Drug Store. New line of Kodak
and Photo Supplies at S. E.
Speckmann's drug store.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-01

Wellman Arthur. Plaintiff s
VS. M
M
Jasper Helpingstine, o
N
Defendant 5
The people OF the State oi Colo,
rado.
To Jasper Heloingstine. the
defendenl above named. GREET
ING:
Your are hereby required to
appear in an action brought
againt you by the above named
plaintiff in the 'unty court of
Baca county, state OF Colorado,
and answer b, the complaint
therein within 20 days after the
service hereof. if served within
this county; or if served out of
this county. or by publication,
within 30 days after the service
hereof, exclusive of ths day of
service, or judgement by de-
fault will be taken against you
according to the prayer OF the
complaint. And if copy of the
complaint 10 the above Untitled
action be not served with this
summons, or if the service here
of be made out of this state,
then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefore specified for
appearance aud answer will be
allowed before the taking of
judgement by default as afore-
said.
The said action is brought
to recover the sum of Five Hun
dred and seventy-two dollars
and Forty five cents ($572. 45),
with interest thereon from May
1st, 1917, upon certain pro-
missory note dated March
16, 1915, executed by Wellman
Arthur and Edna Arthur to F.
R. Ellis. and assigned to the
plaintiff above named, and to Sc
cure a degree of foreclosure of
ce rtair deed of trust given by
the same Wellman Arthur and
Edna Arthur to secure the pay
| ment of their certain promissory
note. and for the sale of the
property in said deed of trust
described az follows, to-wlt:
The southeast quarter of Sec.
thirty (se4 Sec. 3o)
Township Twenty Nine (29)
, Range Forty-Six (46) west. 9th
principle meridian in Baca coun-
ty, Colorado.
| The complaint filed in said ac-
ton fur ther alleges that the said
property has been conveyed to
| the defendent, Jasper Helpings-
tine, but that the deed therefor
has never been recorded, and
tina. under the terms of the said
deed the said JasperHelpingstine
assumed AND agreed to pay the
above Indebtedness.
Said action is also brot to recov-
er costs, including attorney fees
of One Hundred and Fifty DOL
lars (s15o.oO)
as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to
which reference is here made:
COPY of which is hereto attach
ed.
And you are hereby notitie /
that if you fail to appear, and to
answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff
will take judgement as prayed
for in said complaint.
Given under our hands at
Springfield, in said county, this
second day of may A. D. 1917.
c. L. Doughty,
! j. K. Doughty,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
First publication May 18, 1917.
Last publication June 8, 1917.
The Springfield herald., 1917-06-01

si-;i-:. ., -.-isr-s
II p NIa1o7 eiF7 y i1--5h l3lfsT 90 I
i's.5 6
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-01-11

lite; its base is AS feet and is 90
fleet high; the cap stone was put
IN place by convict sailor, who
was given his liberty after ac-
complishing the task. This
monument marks the graves of
$4,000 soldiers. There are
other monuments that / could
mention. | was told that one
Lewis Ginter, who came to
Richmond pauper in an early
day and died worth $4,000, 900;
his monument is one of the beau
ties Of Hollywood.
"On the Sabbath day we went
to the First Baptist church to
Sunday school; there were
7S1 present, and 800 absent.
After this we went to the base
ment of the church for the pro-
gram for the following week.
This basement was used for the
wounded and dying soldiers
during the battle of Seven
Pines. After this we went to
the second floor to hear the SER
mon. 1t was grand; the pastor
told of the hardships Of the
Church and its birth, and stated
that on October 18th, 1916, it
was rs years old.
After luncheon at 2:30
o'clock, we took Ford" to
Curles Neck farm; this is
Garden of Eden," with beau
tiful buildings; it is owned by
Mr.. Billings, Of New York Cit
the great horseman. His n
were very pleasant. | saw one
of his horses that cost 100000.
His barns are magnificent, and
to my surprise when ! stepped
into one Of them | was standing
on good carpet. The stalls are
finished like a coach. This farm
is IS miles from Richmond.
"As | close | would like to say
my trip was a pleasant one.
met many strangers, and made
many friends. At the G.. & 0.
shops | met many noble men,
and all those with whom | be-
came acquainted | want to say
for the people of the city of
Richmond, / never met more So
ciable people at any time. Any
one was frank to answer any
question / asked, as have kept
a record from which have
written. Yours truly,
III. B. ENGLAND.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-01-11
BAD HABITS

Those who breakfast at eight o'clock
or later, lunch at twelve and have
dinner at six are almost certain to be
troubled with Indigestion. They do
not allow time for one meal to digest
before taking another. Not less than
five hours should elapse between
meals. If you are troubled with in
digestion correct your habits and take
Chamberlain's Tablets, and you may
reasonably hope for quick recovery.
These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable T. 20 perform its functions
naturally. C5tainable everywhere by
all deale~ (adv.
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!, h ry santhemums

which fringed the lawn stood stifily
at attention like sentinels. A pale De-
cember sun lay like ghost upon the
grass.
But Miss Emmeline Barton, staring
idly out of the window, had no eye for
the beauty of it all. Because it was
Christmas day. she was dressed in law
ender silk and her mothers rings
spefkled coldly upon her fingers. Me
orthodox holly and mistletoe were
scattered in vases and behind picture
frames about the room. Miss Emme-
line herself had but recently returned
from early morning service in the lit
tie church, tucked cozily away in the
churchyard.
But of the Christmas peace and
beauty there was no trace in Miss
Emmeline's heart. cad, she no
ticed, with annoyance, as she stared
out of the window, that some of the
Sshrubs wanted cutting and that one of
the gardeners had let pair of shears
on the ground.
How insistently the call of the bells
came. "Be happy Be happy! Be
happy!" they seemed to say as a
friendly wind carric their message
far and wide. WIZ an impatient
movement Miss Emmeline turned from
the window. AS she I'D so her glance
Afell on the morning mail, lying, as was
customary, awaiting ber attention in a
neat pile on her desn.
A disdainful smile curved her lips
as her long thin fingers turned over
the envelope. Then suddenly her face
changed. 1t was as If a summer wind
had blown a little pink into its cold
ness-for a moment only. The old
frosty look came back into her face
as she ripped open the envelope. Two
letters fell from it into her lap. One
sealed, the other folded piece of note
paper. Miss Emmeline picked up the
open letter without glancing at the
sealed one. In her heart she said cold
ly: "From his wife, / suppose"
"Dear Aunt Emmeline," her nephew
wrote, in his big sprawling handwrit-
ing, 81 expect you will be awfully wild
at my writing to you after your hay
ing told me you never wished to hear
from me again, but I am merely send
ing along the inclosed. And thought,
with the explanation about it, you
might forgive Christmas wish or two
slipping in as well.
"Here is the explanation. You know
Anne and l are living now in your old
home. 1t is such beautiful old house.
by the way-Anne simply dotes on the
spindle-legged furniture in the draw
Ing room, but l had to have some re-
pairs done. The roof leaked, Incl
dentally, and the dragons on the hall
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Older BUT STRONGER

To. be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To I've stronger when older, keep your
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength building and blood-nourishing
properties of SCOTS Emulsion which isa
food, tonic and medicine to keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and
avoid sickness. No alcohol in SCOTS.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
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i sleeping, Angv eaeaca The Tacl-a~~s
1t was bur folded envelope OF Tote
size. She drew out the contents, which
proved to be a sheet of paper contain
ing written message and tiny pack.
age wrapped In tissue paper.
my dear boy" began the note in
delicate and cramped handwriting, be
cause one girl proved undeserving Of
this gift, you think now you'll never
want TO bestow it upon another; but
somewhere in the world is a good, true
girl who win love you for yourself
alone, as I did your father when he
gave this gift to me. After I am gone
keep this until the right girl comes
into your life; then give to her with
my blessing. / am sure you will find
one who will become as you say your
wife must be like your loving
mother"
Unwrapping the tissue Angy found
small chamois bag containing a ring
set with an old-fashioned cluster of
diamonds. Inside the ring was en-.
graved. arthur ans. Emily, June
1885" Within the ehamois bag was
written the name, emily Harrison
Eads." Across the top of the sheet of
note paper was an engraved street ad.
dress-'44 Oxford place.
Angy sat Ion ne huddled near
the family heated register planning
how she would return the ring to its
owner She reflected that as those
people had shared their bounty with
her she must lose no time in restoring
to them their lost treasure.
Early next morning she was at 8
pawnbroker's shop with a tiny gold
pencil, which had been a gift to her
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paper made me feel like a ST. George
whenever looked at them. The work
men were doing something to the let.
ter box when they found the letter l
am sending you. You know what an
antediluvian affair the box was. One
of the panels was loose and the letter
in some amazing way had slipped be-
hind it. It looks a bit yellow, ard no
wonder, considering the time it must
have. been there. Anne will persist
the address is in her fathers hand
writing, but I told her it is nonsense.
I don't believe you ever met the old
chap"
Miss Emmeline read no further. With
trembling hands she picked up the sec
ond letter. Two little spots flared sud
denly in her cheeks as she stared at
the envelope. Yes, it was the hand
writing Of the man She loved that
stared back at her. She had not cried
for years, but now she felt the sharp
sting of tears behind her eyelids. The
brassy clang of bells turned suddenly
into the droning of bees. She was walk
ing in a garden, a spring garden, gold
81. with daffodils and sunshine and
youth, with man young and dark,
as she as young and fair: little