davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29

s22 Conn. ave. u rooms 4 baths. $3.50 90
223s o St NV 10 rooms and = baths. 100. 90
1911 18th st NV, II rooms. 3 baths +. 100 90
1888 18th St NV, IL rooms, . baths. $500
2lO6 X st. NV. II rooms, baths. 100
9I7 18th st. NV, s rooms and bath. $500
1917 Belmont road, 10 rooms and bath. 80 90
SIS II st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 45.67
1907 st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 1000
800 ST. ne, 8 rooms, bath, detached. 1000
TYLER RUTHERFORD unc.),
SIT 81 N w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
TOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

jft, ST. NEAR FLORIDA AVE-; IL ROOMS;
fDe c1DlitiOI; must sell. terms. Address BOZ
2oi L. Star oIler. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FO1 SALE-C0a1in0e1

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HoME-7 ROOMS.
wash. and Alex. electric nse: 20 minute: 70
ss1ss: e city :se
trio Es, 3. s. 8 aas,, At Terms, oo
1eH =. Co. 6 . sss r. s'
build; lot Iooxx1ss: fare on electric line
v, sos each -.K goo BATH s.sa no. and cold
cherryd.ie. room bungalow; gas and
i MeaAeHh IEs! BANKING GoRpoaxTiSS. '
N. 4S2. Real Estate Deptl 10th and @ NV.
MODERN sEMI-BUNGALow: ELECTRIC
light: tiled bath: wide p1rchs:; large lot: con
concentration: cost $3.50 to build; owner viii
sserines for sa'isS; VIZ , sSs:D.
Main 1907. ~ &c New York ave.
COUNTRY PLACE. BETHESDA. MD. MOD
ern s-room house. nne condition. with or
Of rich fertile sFSTnd from zoo to eo cog
churches: DEAN CALDWELL. s27 Woodward
THE BEST LEGACY you CAN LEAVE YOUR
so cash, balance IS per month Do it now
One fare, J. p. DAVIS. $50 Woodward bldg
NEW AND ROOM BUNGALows: OPEN
nreplaces. electric light, gas, tile baths. etc. !:
aee .Sa Easy
Ao''"1 a. B. cAM mp ELI i41o Il st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE CREST. .: G.. IS BEAU
All lots are on or above grade. sise Of lots
so and so feet front. We have restriction
from 81, 100 to $1,000. sold on easy terms. Money
to build. Automobiles at your service. II you
wish to inspect WI Ne P T ps1TcH1p
NJ 1o45 Colorado building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
oI-Acre Farm, ST. zoo.

.2I-Acre Farm, $1,000.
Auto bus fare to Washington, d. c.. only so
cents; near neighbors. good schools: only Y mile
10 village This is 4 splendid little farm for
poultry, fruit. potatoes. vegetables and straw
berries $400 taken in for strawberries from
acre near here. Comfortable cottage; large poul-
fry house. Owner has another farm and makes
low price, 81. 200 For travelling instructions to
see Il see page 80, "0ur Spring Catalogue" copy
mailed free. E. 4. sTROUT FARM AGENCY,
Dept 1873. Land Title bldg. Philadelphia.
A BARGAIN
2o-acre poultry. fruit. truck farm, near Win
chester: Groom house, outbuildngs; artesien
we'll: stream; fruit; wood; price. 81 600; easy
terms r. !, Box 142. Winchester, Va.
NORTHERN VA. FARMS AND COUNTRY
homes, convenient 10 Warrington. Fairfax and
lands to be had IN any good. healthy. section
arotnd wAshngton. Only. electric and steam
Real Istats. Hsfndon. Va. Telsphcne connections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

wANTED-To sUBLET OR 8 ROOM FUR
iI.L.I apartment for weeks or longer; 3
ndrltS: good ueishborhood NV. Address Box
70 T.. star Office.
MANTEp-TN FoUR-ROoM APT.
jn NV. not over So. Address Box 162. Il,
Star niiicr.
wANrED-EY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. ONE
or twu room furnished apartment. with private
bath for month OF May; hrst-class and centrally
loca ted Address Box 147-R. Star office. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
NORTH BEACH PROPERTY

A FIvE-RooM. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
bungalow, Corner lot. near electric trolley, at
North Beach, Nd. Apply by mail, Boz 606, the
Ontario. NV. Washington, D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29

FOR SALE
Owner is leaving town and 10
willing to sell his Chevy Chase home
at considerably less than value.
House has nine rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights. with ce-
ment garage opening into the Gel
lar. Lot has frontage Of sixty
feet and has been attractively plant
ed. Located in Chevy Chase Heights,
the highest ground in the District
of Columbia.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
788 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29

507 II ST. NE. STORE. OR. AND BATH. $4,000
305 10th sw. Tor. b. 100 7th sw. Ar. b. IS so
14S 9Th sw Or. b. rs 90 45S sw. Or. b. II. so
i222 Q sw. Tor. b. q 80 4s5 sw. Or. W. 1850
472 sw, Or. b. .20.50 zoos 9Th sw. Or. b.14.50
10 d Sc. Tor. b.. .20.50 70S sw. Or. W. IL. "
343 l sw, Or, b. 1850 494 Eye sw. 5rw. 10. 30
Thomas P. Brown. GIT Al st. s.w. Phi. III. 6s72.
30
FOR RENT-BY L. ]. MILLS, COS 9Th ST. NV
7O7 7th sw 2r sto. IL sol 1904 Fla av me- Or bis so
423 81 sw. sr.w. .1c.oo 50 Fenton ne. 5r.w.12.5o
1912 Reeves Ct, W .s00l 452 NV 7r. b.. 2O.O 90
27o4 18th NE, BRo0KLAND. OR. AND B. $3.50
aus 11th :w.sr.b 80 ld2sh 9th sw. 81. 10. so
AT 18th sw, l2r.b22 so l9ls sw. Or. .14.5O
CQL0RED:
"a L NV. 6r. b. 80 l923 Golden sw, IL. LOO
R. HARRISON JOHNSON,
Phons Main 2a66 :. s06 It'll st. an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29

OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
Furnished bungalows. cottages and boarding
houses for rent and for sale. Booklet W.
f. Edgerton REYNOLDS. 80 Main ave.
Trains met by appointment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

your mother can spare you by then,
Benita?"
81 don't know" Bonita had said
vaguely. 81 think eighteen is plenty
old enough to get married, and | won't
be seventeen till next MONTH"
Now had come this final day. Mrs.
Brewster, Lens mother, had sent for
her to help with some quilting.
"You might as well, cause half of
them are for you and Len" she said
cheerfully. And all the afternoon
Benita had quilted and listened to long
accounts of this piece and that piece,
and whose dresses they had come
from back in the annals of Lens fam
ily. All the way up the hill road Ben
ita told herself she would break her
engagement to Len the next day, and
find what Jessica called the path to
higher happiness. And then over the
edge of the woods just where the east
ern sky was darkening at nightfall she
saw a rising column of smoke, followed
by squirt of yellow flame. 1t came
from the house. she felt sure, as she
broke into a quick, light run along the
frozen road.
Then. lust as she reached the gate
she saw Wallace. He sat on the stone
wall with his violin, quite like Nero
Bonita thought later, drawing sweet
strains from his violin, and Jessica
was beside him with three suit cases
packed safely.
"Where is mother?" Bonita ex-
claimed.
"Oh, the young man who cuts WOOD
is fighting the fire in the Kitchen Jes-
sca told her happily. isn't 1t an III
spring sight? Wallace has theme
already. 'Gloaming Embers.' Do you
like it, Benita?"
But Bonita had fled around by the
back way. Her mother was helpinE
Tom draw buckets of water from the
well and soaking blankets and OLD Dur
lap sacks to pass up TO Len on 'ie
81" roof. Several times Wheh ll'e
flames and smoke hid Len from sighI
she found herself praying f"r 'l'
safety of her Len, brave ana 1eir'eSS'
1t was nearly nine before the last
smoldering was extinguished. The nre
had been confined to the IL, thallNa
to Len. and he stood eyeing the result
proudly, smoky and begrimed' ms
arms bare. Bonita was beside MN
Len glanced down at the slim hgure
beside him, and smiled, slipping one
arm around Benita's waist.
"Hello, dear" he said. 1--WE beat IT,
didn't we?'
"You were splendid" Bonita an
swered, solemnly, "just splendid Len.
The whole house would have gone u
YOU had not fought the way you u'u'
I'm awfully proud of you
"Eyen If l can't fiddler Lens Dlue
ewes were twinkling. He had not peeh
altogether blind to current events
Bonita snuggled closer to him WIN "
little sigh of relief.
81 don't mind if-!f it Is at Faster
Len" she whispered. 81 don't IKE VI
olIn music, anyhow, not at fires
.-,r,,,, ,e,7 h- ,ha MoCi"r" NHWsn"
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

The first watermelons of the sea-
son arrived in the grocery on Friday
of this week.
One day this last week we were
loading out two auto loads of furni-
ture to deliver and at the same time
transfer line had three dray loads
standing in line waiting to unload
We have some very handsome arti-
cles IN the furniture line that have
just arrived. 1t will pay you to look
at this line.
Retta Fassett spent few davs on
the South Fork of Rock Creek this
week.
A new shipment of Goodrich auto
tires and tubes arrived this week
We are selling a large number of
tires. Remember the Goodrich line
is a guaranteed line, they must give
you satisfaction.
We can sell you an excellent A. B.
Kirschbaum all wool tailor made
suit for $500.
+
DO you want talking machine.
Let us show you the Universola. This
is a very high grade machine that
you can buy at less price than most
of the others, and is the equal of any
machine, and plays all makes of
records
1t looks as if all cotton and wool
goods would be much higher. You
know what the price of wool is here
and can judge from that what effect
it will have on the finished product.
You cannot make a mistake in sup
plying your needs at this time.
Read our advertisement on the
last page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30
BEN|TA's CHOICE
BY JOSEPH SHAW.

bita fingered most prOyOkingly
deliberately on the road home.
are times when home seems the
last desirable place in the world
and thi@ was one of them. First
!, Grandmother Rollins had told
1t least seven times that day to
her blessings one by one, and
be surprised to see what the
had done.
en- her mother had said:
fnita, child, what does all you =?
are bewitched. You drop every
you touch, and you. haven't a de-
word for anybody in the family"
should she have? thought Ben
haughtily. Weren't they all
81 her? Wasn't it bad enough to
name tackled on one like Bonita
loerry, coupled with an artistic
frament, and then have q family
ut any of the finer instincts al
somehow she had never noticed
hcS OF these finer instincts until
"a and her brother had come to
hwhlle at the Three Pines.
'lace' the tall, fair musician
er' was dreamy and aloof. He
'ohg' solitary walks through the
ana roads, and came back to
wise marvellous airs on his vio-
once Benita had met him, stand
praptured, gazing at something in
and.
'ue girl, he had said, "can you
'he name of this?"
uers tongue" answered Bonita.
"ought everybody knew what
everyday adder's tongue looked
one told Len about it when he
w 10 help Tom with the wood
Y Len was twenty and nearly
e' taIl' He looked fearfully
beside Wallace.
nad laughed and said he looked
VI peaked" Genius should look
~ nehlta had thought. Then
b. "oA came, Jessica told her that
en'a' was the inspiration for
ees y latest Improvisation, 1.-THE
0 the Pines"
ope he will be able to capture
write 1t down. 1t has all the
VI the wind in the pines in it,
n mystical warnings of the un-
SOUL" she explained.
u'e uiShes We're finished Ben.
na" cape around her and went
.he three tall pines in front
"puse' to catch the mystical
~ herself. But Len came along
,m ~, oarn, and stayed talking to
da ier mother called her In. He
~ nef that they were engaged.
'eral weeks
DssS ~ BY Easter III have things
We can be married. Think
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

u.,,a good each day and the
f,,e will accumulate much
tban YOU would imagine.
IT, all large successes were the
h Of doing bit each day.
,r Paird went to Pueblo to
I'd get in the Navy, but he could
.,s on account of being light in
hi for his height.
II Golf is spending this week
r,son Wheel Gap. He has his
I,n there and can get around to
Eiferent points easily.
o men in the grocery depart
are planning an outing for Sun
up on Goose Creek above the
lose trade names
Idder: want cake of soap.
sc Pert: What kind, Grandpa?
oder: No, Sweetheart. .
lis next Wednesday is the Fourth
ply as this follows a Tuesday we
keep open all day Tuesday and a
lie of hours in the Evening, but
Wednesday the Fourth, we will
Rosed all day. Anticipate your
/ on Tuesday. Take the day off
self on the Fourth, be glad to
and let others have the entire
bn the Fourth for recreation.
4
krry Loss went to Alamosa Mon
Evening to meet his sister-in-law
arrived on the evening train
Salida. Her home is in Cali
Is. Jenny attended the Chautau-
at Del Norte on Wednesday
ing. She reports the same as
very good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30
PUBLIC SALE

Five school houses will be sold at
auction by the Consolidated School
District No. Sc, viz: Miner, Eureka,
Robb, Schultz, and North Farm, on
Tuesday, July 3rd. Sale will begin
at l p. m. at Miner school house; at
Eureka, p. M; at Robb, 3 p. m !;
Schultz, p. m; North Farm, at 5
p. m. The sale will include the lots,
fences, furniture, out-buildings, Or
gans, stoves, etc. Terms cash.
T. j. BAHR, Secy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George Haas came in
Sunday morning on their wedding
trip and are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Everett Irons at Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McGammon and
son who have been visiting Mrs. Nc
Gammon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
F. Wiley, left Sunday night for their
home at Bisbee, Arizona.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Miss Louise Hitler returned to her
nome at Alamosa Thursday evening
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Mueller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

The Bethlehem chapter, Eastern
Star, will entertain Sierra Blanca
chapter of Alamosa next Tuesday
night at Woodmen hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

A National Vacuum Washing Ma
chine for sale at bargain. Good as
new, used only few times. ENQUIRE
journal office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Miss Anita Heinbach who has been
visiting relatives at Denver for the
past three weeks came home this
Friday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Miss Grace Warren is employed as
Office girl for Drs. Moninger and Van
Valin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Mrs. Fred bunker and Lola Smith
spent Tuesday afternoon with their
sister Mrs. w. r. Mcneil.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Miss Gladys Bigelow has accepted
a position as Office girl for DR.. Craw-
ley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Mrs. o. A. Cotton left Thursday
night for Pueblo where she will re-
main indefinitely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Send your soldier boy a kodak.
FULLER DRUG co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

WANTED-Men with teams, for
logging. NJ. w. THOMPSON, Es-
pamela, N. Mex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

One good driving or saddle horse
and buggy for sale. Enquire Schalls.
'53 Jefferson st.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

FOR II EN- T-Six-room brick
house, close in. w. S. Nash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30
ny FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

.He who do great deal once will never
do any thing
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

If you are looking for cheap irri-
gated or unirrigated wheat or potato
land or stock ranches it will pay you
to write L. l.. Long, 1926 Pine ST.,
Helena, Montana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Good brewing barley seed for sale
c. c. Graybill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Typewriter same as new. Write A
B. HOYAN, Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

FOR SALE-Jersey cows and
heifers. w. a. MAdlLL'
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment, Eu-
calyptus Face Cream a Harmless
Beautifier for the Skin; Orange Skin
Cream; Magnolia Healing Soap
Sold by Abbott -Goodding Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Alfalfa hay for sale also bald bar
ley seed Geo. w. Hawkins.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

FOR sALE-Duroc boar eligible
to registry. T. j. Bahr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

For Sale-3000 feet of Lumber.
H. G.. MUNSELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

FOR SALE-A secondhand Stude-
baker Automobile in good running
condition. Enquire of Mike Deutsch,
blacksmith, back of Grand Hotel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

$500 to loan on City Property
GEO. B. BOUTWELL,, Agent
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Ihe first watermelons of the sea-
son arrived in the grocery on Friday
of this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30

Read our advertisement on the
last page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-06-30
Valor And Value

The valor of soldier isn't determined
by the stripes on his sleeve, any more
than the value of clothes is determined
by the price on the sleeve ticket. ..Valor
and value are alike: they represent res
pectively what the soldier DOES and
what a suit of clothes DOES.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22

i ze
ss'z I s sAs ~
s ~ sess-
s ~ essse ssssA e ~ a 'sv'
ss ass4s tass
- sa'ss ss@
ef7 se ss
- s# $50 @ aes $3.50
M ~ 80 A ~ 9sE
Hss e.z s*ss s. @as saSaa
80 as','% @s e s9 saas
= y s2f ssi@ 'S seA* *issg 'sessasrs
sse ssss Es8s@ ss IN ss 50
Al 8*z aFse &c Aaa ssasss
5#sENs9 assa ssassags@ sd ~ xsss
3. ss* sasaf 81 as sss'ss abeaass
N @'9' \ 2szs'Fs @8ssF AAs a47Rsa sassfE Rssas'
V ta'4asf s3's'sa n aSse ssss@s aa s2ss
s5sS'8 s e Aa saa.a9 ss'szs
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22

forlned of several plates Of steel rfv-
eteo together. These webs xyere con-
nected across their upper and lower
edges by diagonal latticing made of
steel angle bars. C-IaR aud its paralIeI
companion member C.1o-L. In the left
aand truss, carried the entire weight
Of the cstntiieger span to the shoe rest
Ing ON the pier. These members were
sixty feet long and Eve feet wide. The
webs We're over four feet deem and in
size and responsibility the greas strurs
We're the most important of the whole
structure.
10 say that C-1atR was cut eff lire
hseant that It had isuckied, or bent. or
was springing, ana had departed frou,
eifat rigid rectangosarity and parallel
Ism which WIS absolutely necessary 70
nlatntain the stability and lmniahitttv
% the truss and the strength OF tf,a
bridge. 10 the sheorist nofhlng ON
earth could be more terribly mr.
tentous than sach statement.
We're true. To flie rarac,
sieai man, vito. tsa do him Justice. had
never dealt with ssseh ssst stracfasrssx--.
and he was not singular in that nsa
cause the bridge was aaiqne on acs
sount of its size the detection gotets
aaeant little or nnthing.
Good God r exclaimed Msstsa
atiame on the iastant with anxla0s an.
nresnnsion, The night WAS warm and
ne was dressed In his BAHAMAS aud hasi
eeen lying 90 the bed. As liz he had
been shocked Iats action he sat nm, fars
geffus OF his weakness, spesiection i~
he fairly sasNutetl ut Abbott. who rex
sarded him with hal6sasaased astou.sh..
lnenf a. Gambler ia GsIoslsY ghy
didn't yoa ts.is gre1s ~
bs THIS fiaae Meade had got his seet
INTO his slippers anil was stan,,,ne
erect.
H issse eneueh 10 make any gssffsss
ehces8 answered Aslsatt auickls, nee~
mars = little aiRtiaiiGeIsy.
It faaaaal all tssa ,ilffssss.as ,n
esirsta@ csteti Ainaihs. MI ,.,,.., q ,ss
ruin af thn till.lers
No rpanled fnf MS iapbet b,nss,n
u fhs foai sf tbs lsati, and sssassetl il
On hftp. =
iss'af wstfs aisnut III, ss,nssgsgxtsi.
said AheoIi f,tfsssr epftanss, 81 s,ss,ssy AZ
shangit he saeaat ID ba ssathsaW itfs,,,
goang to jack II Into itne fnsis@ saFs,s
ne cried az Meade saltpi out ii Tia
door, You'd BETTER mi esn)ta sa,,ts..s
shat Way io'ns haea ie bs,i. ,,,au
and s''s' W
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
R i

81
n ks si ~ sssslss ssa'es
{. NJ Nzs
So So aazs II q sss M a's 800
Sfssssa @sesa Sss'ss sssa kss Ss1s Ksssss
Asa II fsss s etf ssss
3 as ssssssss Assassf s4a AatY n
A'ssAss " y 'ss sssS ssta sssss - tsss ssA Peg
81 d.
a@ ssesSs z ssss ssa agas
- .asss
80 Niasssss Aaa Sfs's6 sgaN Eess as'ssssf
- y spsssa sssst saasRs s'ssss
assss sasasssFs tsssss ssssss ssasass
80 fsss@ sssA s.1s afsss ssssa fsAssss tss ~
's ltsss tlsss aaA 4s III as essg
= .sss e 'sss sp q
81 s. 81 3 q ssssa sfss s's9s~ s s's ssssss'
sssss7 81 - sssss & ss's
s. ssEss "a ases as " III ssssesss
z sFssias M NE sssssssr svasa sss1gtsssss sas
SsFssas ssAfSsa ssss q ssss ssss sSss
sss' Sessas R3'sss fsass #sFss sasfs1 sfss1se
Issss sassafM slss ssseA asassstaa " fsFs
ns sssa & . " tssa fsssssas tsfst: NJ ass II
s@saA ssa'ss sssF ass1g hssasfssf stsa AS
80 80 ssa sasAas Is sssss ssassf ssfE sssssa
ssss s..'s ~ s'fs ssssss s8s
ssSf 81 tasasssa : ass N sssssssss z aasa aaifs /
j. .... .aaslr sev sasssts tsisy isseas
i s9sss sss y sss
sssss a'ss' Wy asassss hsisxssss a,ssp NOD
sssasa asssaaY % sissslas slesss ID sssss
sss - s'aes 81 saass'a III sslssslay
sSas Il sas17a ss.sssA asllstsss hat
n 49, ass sss'
$500 ssasssss 1ss q assssEstssss
fasN asss's se'e aasass 81 ssssss slsessssas
~ ~. asssasssss assts sssss Ssssss raw seea,
f''ss Il, s,3 I, sEs'aa sAs Fas n, 81 lsass
'sse 81 sss's Nh saa answered
{ $3.50 3.
Is ssss1Isss sasssFa ow tsSs psatssrua.
POO hsfassss ssse taatss ssbaf I'D sssls.ia Ia
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22

.
asssf Il ass #asas sss@sssse 10 g..ss
s ssa sss Maga s.sz 81 gss
sF. Il asss ssss esgE III II
u ss ssssss sss sssv.s ss.ss,..
Eags s5aES Nsa sazassss 2S sss4s
fgsse esss ~ sA-N asss4est II xesqsak 49,
ss sa 9sa8 @Fsss rs ssssss sgss ga
iss8s ssa9s ssts gsssss8 sss EeM s@s4 -
ssss&ssaH ~ a ee asss#sagag sas,s.gs
$50 y afaasE ss asss ssa sa rs Nsg n
53ssa sses@ asa8sasef BIZ ssa Hfz Egs
3a sss8 eass s@ssss Ass ss8e "a ss,s
4Fa@ ssa aFzz sgssss saasss 49,
@ssst a&s s33 - a4s 70 eassss
sss Fsf fsAa ss ass a. ssasr q-y ssssaa A
re seasssas ksssssaA @ssSaas sae .a4ts
80 NsHTss sas tsss g@8
MSfA Y sfss sas ft9rt S@ eassgs
ase fs# tase aERsa * ssass sssF saa aisas Ill
sss@ stssn8 faAs sa tae sFsz4k astgsv 81
sasa 49ssa Assasf asssgsssx ssss4ss 4gssg5
- Ms AfSE n asaatass $50 assssssss
*se& SaN8 Sass asss Aazts Hftas sasss4 agesgs5
assFey
4 $50 ssssiss Fas#s EFaas $50 sssssssssss
~ fss@ hass Es@F~ f3f3saeys. ssgs ghe
sssSes9 ~ tkAsY ssf2ttgsasgs. szes
ss 3 tafs'Ssga Size @ls tgts aad seFaeg
ss'e s'ssas y sassss s7&vs evt tissessgA
ss&s asst8s feefnat&ig 81 tasaFs9
WI @s9 rs fssetsas& isa Neessss8
q 'ssss5 'ss ss,a fssa seFeazas. asassssss.
fsssR sfss9 fssH tsees aisseA psgssars4y
sssasFs4s ssN sasfa asf5sssqaszss.
Ssssea gl1l1s,gw ogsais i ssAes ssas3 s,ssx,
ssfsFsssi Aeaeae ~ gte ss8ksga her. se,s
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-02-22
CHAPTER ~.
TIN perfection II tie Member.

Tim DETECTION III the Member.
Tiirse dnys inter the departure Of
the IIItngsorth pssrfy tfe young en-
gineer fel4 III with foliicuiar fnnsilitis,
which in about the nieanest small thing
that can tiay Il atnong man Low. He
sretted OYER hin enforced absence from
the work md III tlae end had 70 pay for
that very fratftng, TOR ne got up Zoo
Som atsd went out TOO quickly and was
pr6ripsly faFeed 10 bed again as q cor
sequence Ot his inspaiience.