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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

NriIcrne, iom 6armcrne ntaa betaIe
'or Moitineri.
&eloIitioner beitemmer, OF llnoer.
irgeIicrnc ogioa ifal inobeiatte
SpcraamonIet, ON ser, ionl oct bar
pGret poaitaaet, ~anpeuoeS "ltbpoer.
ligc Neutrality-suspicious. % Son.
%turrencc", % ON Oct er ianot, at
6armcrne nlaa bctale urintelige Sri.
Ter Tor Ging, iont Sc trpnger poa
6armcn peo Frooliftionen al Sep.
nctaml0ler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Den nve uoifripninsslop

@aibington 5. 13oe Wai. aon-
sresien bar ioag toget Oct afill,ttenoe
Sfriot aneoaenoe Siu9geet til Den
fsberole lloifripningslop.
Ger er ncmlig inOen aonference-
fonliteell opnaoet fulo Gnigbeo al
gnaenoe gmenoemelltet ON at uopioe
Sopen, iaa ben ogiaa omfatter ale
unge Menb, iom bar fpIbt lit 21oe
Aar iioen SUM iiIor.
Spiiten ON Sritagelie al tbeoIo.
giife og mebicinife Stuoerenoe for al
regiitrere aigior0e5 peo ct aompro-
mis-, ifslge hpiIfet De, iom foftiif bar
begpnbt lit Stubium, mar Sooel
trPoer / Strait, iritaqes, meben5 Ger.
imoo &c, iom begpnoer Sti,oiet al
oisie Sag eiter ben Sio, ntao regi.
mltrere.
GigeleOes 6lcp Neitemmelien ON al
opiore Be ltpe Reg%iitranter neoerii
paa Siiterne peotaget al &omiteen.
st. Gaul, giinn., D. 13oe Otai. -
gmenoementet til lloifripningslouen
om HegiItrering al unge WtRnb, ION
bar fplot lit 210e Aar iioen Den Ste
SUM 1917, er al Senotets og Ne.
prPieutontbuiets 9onferenccfomite
inoitiQet til S~e6tageIie og fan ON ioo
Gage pelttes at bli unoertegnet al
Brpiioenten. Resiitreringen oil ri.
meligpis bli berammet til Den 156e
Sunni. - Imenoementet pil iorsac
9onoets NilitGritprfe meo oper
100000 WSanb, beraf ca. 100000
| alasie 1.
Hefrutteringsoificeren for Iinne.
iotabiitriftet. Wtaior Sobn O.. goit,
opiorbrer unge MPno | oenne 9[Ioer
til at bperpe iig iom iripiQige. ME.
oeus Der enoru itaar Dem Inleoning
anben til at beige, builfen 9ren al
5jeneiten, De snifer Of gao inc i.
= Get gieblif en- Wanb err regiitre.
ret, err 9sren iii of bperoe ria ri.
piaig it2ngt for ham.
3alrise Sr9ninssifoIer er al
Irmebepartementei oprettet / for.
ifieaigc 9ele al 2anbet. os Ssiifole.
gutter er ipecieli ifitfeoe iii of saa
IND | oisie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Kapt. Rooiepelt
/ Seorins.

TariS, 6runfris, Den 10oe Wai.
Gaptein Ircbie Hooieoelt, iom ben
zoe Warts blep iaaret Al en- 8ronat-
iplint, er mt / iaa goo Neoring, Of
ban fan tage forte Spaoiertlre. San
feler uomerfet, tiger han, % snifer
~inareit mltlis of peiloe tilba9e til
Sronten. Set er imiolertio enbnl,
llpiit, llaar ban Fan bll uolfreuet ira
Soipitalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

HQQ Stll IpltlSlt DSlltSh ~ '
beles, bpao ma uiloer Omlt9notg'
beoerne faIoer "9fo". Splferne bar
enonu life pilt n~oeetiombelit Eegn til
at billie s~ienoptage fin fore Sfterltp.
Spoo better De paa? ST noget
aoaet iItpffer for Dem? Set Ter np-
item Zig no, for Der er iifferlig iilgen,
iom bar Sinoenbure % Siloenoortr
mistGnft for at itanie paa Salppeiert
lloen eploig @rnno.
Og iaa eiettes Der paa iaa mango
cling, iom fan bore fonlmet ipeien.
Sra Baris telegraferes Den 13oe
Mai, at ser gaar baaronaffeoe Sing
ter ON Mptteri blanot De tp'fe 9ipi-
iioner beb 8eitfronten, % Der ei9ttes
qonife natlirligt paa, at fatlfe bette
bar noget at sisre meo ben unatlrlig
lange tpife Bauie.
0ern9it bar De 41iereoe / Oct le-
mere ppret afgiort operlegne / Siiften
Ianas Seitfronten. De bar gjort Oct
al meo ct uiebpanIig tort Intal
tpIfe Me%roplaner, og mallge al De
ppperIte tpife Slppere bar funoet lin
9ane. ut mite Serreoemmet | Suf-
ten MI til Gags err for en- Irme me-
item oct iamme iom at bli blind. Sg
bette at ben tpife "2uftbGr" maatte
fornpes bar maaife ogiaa giort lit til
SoriinfelIen.
ct Telegram fra a~iebenbapn al
ABE Wai meobeler, at 9laoet "Toli-
tifen" bar bapt en- Samtale meo ct
Ieolem al ben tpife Higsbag on
&riasiituationen. &igsoagsmalloen,
iom BAD ont, at bans Napn life
maatte bli rppnt, f%ortaltc, at ~.
ifernc frenloeles err al ben Gro, at De
bill bore iitano til at naa no I'll &p-
itcn al Sen engelife &alal, afip9rre
al Siefart / &analen % bombaroere
bet ipbliee Gnglano. Otter bette bill
bet bli let at inoleoe S%reOslnoer-
banblinger, mener De.
&igsbaesmanoen tilfeieoe, at Ben
tpife Sffeniip bibtil bar mislpffebes
paa @runb al Spifernes itore Cab.
0en eperite SGrlebelie pentebe M
blot paa en- rp % iterre 5oripning
END nogeniinoe al IrtiIeri.
Manoen oplpite, at Splflano biotil
bar ntiitet ire Wiuioner Wano /
orGbte, iaareoe og Sanger.
"Worning Goit" / Sonoon meboe-
Ter, at giterrig bar itaaenbe en- Te.
icrpe paa 100000 Wonb / Sprol, %
at ocn tpife Sprleoelie ifal babe bebt
ON of foa "laane" bertne Heierpe til
@rilg peo Seitfrontell. Men militGre
Sagiolf err al Sen Mening, of Otter.
rig life bar flere Heierper, END De
pil trGrge ielp, ON noget ifuloe
bpnbe peo ben italienife Sront.
De Iniereoe gaar altiaa fremoeles
pg funoerer pna, l1aor og Door Oct
me tpife 9lngreb bill romIe lbs. Oct
aniees for ianoipnligt, at slngrebet
pil fomme pliioielist og poloiomt -
poloiommere END npget bibtil. Set
pibes, at. itore tpite friifc Soriterf.
ringer Itaoig itrsmmer frem iii
Sronten, % ifisnt oenne Sroppebe.
pGgelie npiten moeluffcnoe ioregaar
on Nattcn, / 99lgmsrfe o. Stilbeo.
iaa fan Den aaigepel life belt ifiules
for De alierebes 9psbomber og ga.
fetter.
Ser err iaIialo eft Steo, bpor De
gaiereoe or temnelig trpgge for Nn.
areb: paa Streset melem 9pres og
Sopei, bpor Ell belpis Speripemmelie
bar iornaublet SIetieIanbet iii noe.
iien uiremfommelige Jumper.
SmioIertib er DC Alierebe In.
Ifcrne itor Saf ifpIbige for oenne
Iangc Tauie. DC bar iaaet riselis
Sio iii at reorganiiere inc 8rGiter.
at oisponere oper iule Joritertninser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
neutrality-suspicious.

@aibington B. 13oe Mai. Sena.
tet bar oeotaset en- Of Gen. Sbomp.
ion ira aanias ioreilaoet Reiolutior.
Der bempnoiger Den ieoerale San.
oelsfommisiion iii Of ioranitalte ell
omiaitenoe un~oerisselie al Groouf.
tionen al neutrality-suspicious. %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

Gentralmaeterncs %benipnslpIe Serb
@mslano. - Splpier meo Wtngt
ben mfrainife Saba % i~nbiGtter
en- militGr Stftatpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

aeiierne @ilbelm % aarl nSnGnner
Numarfer for Eolem, S%itbanen,
&nrlanb % Gitlano. 2itbanen
~"bemaabes" meb en- Mnbcl at be
tnife &%riasbproer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

Spiferne fprlanser mbleperet NoIfpa
% anbre itore Sper / Gmslano.
&rGper Dsiaa itOre financielle Som
c~esiipner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

Te Mlierebe bengtter Tauien til at
forberebe fig paa at tage imDo
Stsbet os at furbebre fine Stillin-
ger fer % Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17
Verden$krigen.

SDiferne bar enbnu life sjenoptaset
bet itpre Mngreb / @eit. = Gpster
ont Nptterier inben ben tpife
Nrme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

S0rtiaiies paa eise &
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-17

&isbenbapn 15oc Wtai. - &c 70
aeiiere al Spiflanb % giterri9 bar
paa fit WsOe / bet itore tplfe &oueo.
fparter ifelge tpife @laoe uonGpnt
Wonarfer for Sitbalten, &urlano,
gitlanb % Holen.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
PRESCOTT MINING NOTES

PRESCOTT, Sept 7.-Tne Home on company well is down over 700 feet and the drill is being operated 24 hours a day.
 The production for the mOunth of July was 3,10O.000 pounds.
 A shaft is being sunk on the Gran his mines. It has reached a depth of fifty feet below the tunnel level.
 A first dividened of $2O,OOO was de clared by the Yucca Tungsten com pany. The company is netting S40,- 900 Q car.
 Rich ore was shipped from the Old Fay mine. The ore samples SIPS in gold and silver. the gold running bet. ter than $120 a ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
40" HAS CONQUERED
 BLOOD POISON

Scrofulous eruptiOns. pimples on the face are both annoying and disfigur- ing. Sores. ulcers, mucous patches. copper cclored spots. glandular swell ings, inflamed eyelids, wasting of the muscles. constipation, a form of dys- pepsia and stomach trouble can all be the result of blood poison. Mum Der 40 For The Blood" an old doc tors prescription, is the best treat ment for all forms of blood poison known to medical science.
 Made by J. C. Mendenhall, 40 years a druggist, Evansville, Ind.
 Sold by Central Pharmacy. Bisbee, Ariz; Lowell Drug Co., Lowell, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
New Fall Dresses Have the GracefuIneS of Youth

From the youthful neck and sleeve designs to the hem of the skirt, the new fall dresses re veal simplicity in its most delightful form. You cannot see these dresses without realizing how much style and grace they will lend to your figure. We are showing them in satins, serge and satin combinations handsomely embroid- cred. satin and georgette combinations, trim med with fringe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Splendid Showing of New Skirts

Seprate Skirts in all the new autumn shades and fabrics-solid colors in satins taffetas. popln, wool serges, wool jerseys, and fancy wool fabrics stripes and plaids, plaited and plain, with wide belts and Spanish sashes which give great promise of popularity.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Becoming Coats

And the models are so at tractive that 1t won't be a question with you of shall ] get a coat, but rather, what model will l purchase, they areall very dressy as well as practical. Made in wool velours, pom pans, Bolivias, broadcloth. sylvette. crystal Bolivia, silvertone, plushes, furette and velour de nord. trimmed with wide collars and cuffs of beaver and skunk, Hudson seal, kit coney, racoon and gray squirrel fur to harmonize with the garments.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Showing of Autumn
 Millinery

Women, Misses and Children of all tastes will find it a very easy matter to locate among these splendid new assort- ments, numbers of styles to please their individual fancies. School hats for chil- dren are a feature in velvet and felt sailors, $1.95 to $5.95. Women s street hats in velour, yelvets and natter S plush. The prices make of them values wrich are irresistible.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Fashion Demands New
 Gloves

Although the glove situation is serious. there are those who favor being in fashion, and who will secure a seasons supply at once. We are extremely fortunate in getting good stock for fall and winter, and we cannot advise you too strongly to purchase NOW while the stocks are complete
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Display of New Handbags

Owing to the shortage of leather, the number of leather handbags is linn ited and many substitutes are being of- fered, yet to those who hold prefer ence for leather handbags, our present assortment offers splendid choosing.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Beautiful New Neckwear

Our newneckwear line Is complete and will be suit able for the fall wearing apparel which would appear have been designed especially that neckwear would have to be added
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Mems New Fall Suits

We have Suits made by tailors who have been mixing brains with materials for generations Their fabrics their style and their workmanship show very plainly and whose garments having this quality will do we'll give early call and examine them suitable for all builds
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
Georgette Blouses

with beads and embroidered trimmings these used sparing the element that make these waists e
 ectve Some trimmed et laces other styles in collar less spover others trimmed with This stock has many pleasant surprises for you.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
New Waists in Beautiful Models

Simplicity is the keynote of all the fashions but they less attractive tha nthose of past They the artistic models brought in years Crepe de Chine blouses in white flesh and all dark suit shades plain tailored with high low neck fancy Dutch neck also the new coarless waist.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
TABLE DAMASK

Mercerized table damask, extra heavy qual- ity. Regular table width Special price 75c yd.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
VEILINGS

All the very newest styles in yelling for the fall are here and the ready to wear veils in large variety of colorings, include the popular war bride wells.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-08
DTVONSHIRE CLOTH

We offer our new Devonshire Cloths-a closely woven fabric with colors fast as can be made. no other cloth will wear as well; comes in plain and fancy colors, 45c yd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
! |

II was two o'clock in IN" afternoon
when. afi"r lunrhirS with clock NJ the
inn nf ''rhr Three Desires. Lieutenant
EriA"wclI turned up ar thr divided honS"
with his friend. "tiror:p I!ra'l!and. and
ii.rrmlurrd him 10 The vari"ES occupants
thereof: and forthwith MIR. G"orS"
IIradlnnd' rrr""'"i'.d Ia make himself as
agreeable 10 ~! parties rs b. Knew how
, ia DO. H. found Aunt Ruth ihr very
duplicate of what Young Hrid"wcll had
prepared him to find. namely. vcritAh l"
l1mrcas: The very clnhnciimrE; Of thrift.
energy. pur"Iili"usncs>. with !hc grace
tul figure nf Il ramrtiL and the martial
step nf q Gr"nahirr: Hmi Il" decided
: forthwith that. h" she monument of
all the virtues. she was still Just the
kind ri woman from whom l." wnulG fly
IN tho ends ni The earth rather than live
with for nnr short week. In brief. he
did mt like Miss Ruth Sutriiff. and Miss
Ruth $rtrliff did not like him.
or III" two torduvas he found n" cirl
l.ucrciia 4 mere walking vanity bag
idle. shiftl"SS. eager FOR compliments and
without twu~itlra> in her vain It'll" head.
"W'hoovrr is NJ tho bottom Of thr rffai7.
she isn't" vas hi% mental comment. she
is jus; Sadf;y. i'lst Il rHmdy. useless in.
sect horn without sting or the spirit
10 use ono if <bN had il.
Her roth"r Panl was not much better.
"A mere lizard. content IN haSE i'll thr
sunshine and caring not VIII" pays Tor
tho privilege so long aS hr gets i. ran
see plainly enough Why 4 fellow like
vonnc i1ridcvol should di>Iik" thu pair
If them. and even iiStrusr and suspect
them, too: bur, unless | N.Y. wofullr mis-
taken. they can hr counted out nf the
case entirely. Who. then. i in il: Or
is there really any case N all, Is In" old
captains nalady I natural orr. in spite
Of AL these suspicious: ~! know that
whs0 see him.
When ne did src him. about An hnnr
after his arrival Il, The divided house.
he did know il. and decided forthwith.
whatever th" mysterious cau&c. foul play
was there beyond the question Of n
doubt Somebody had secret reason
for destroying this old mans life. and
that somebody was quietly and crafty
doing it. Hut how: Ry wha meanS:I
Not by poison. thar was certain. for no
poison could nav" this purely lncal effect
md confinc itsr;f I" The iiEIir sid" uf the
body. the right hand the right arm. the
right shoulder. spread 10 no other part
and simply rnrrolc thr flesh and destroy
the hone thcrN rs linz ar Calstic might,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

In another moment she had alichted
her fingers wHr" lying III the Close grassy
cf Clock ;. and he color WAS COMING and
going in rosy gusts over her smiling
rounicnancc.
How gr"d If you ~ come sh" said
but, there. J knew that YOU would, II u
! were within tho rang" o. possibility;
said 80 I" MIR. Rrihcwrl! as "" came
along. Mr.. Clcrk. let me- have the pleas
IRE Of making yon acquainted with Lieu
tenant Rridrwcli His iianrfc. Miss
Warrington. is the dear friend Of whom
wrot" You. Lieutenant Rrid"w"'l is bono
on leave after three years service II
India. Mr.. Geek: hut in those three years
Strancr and horrible thia-s have hap
I"n"u, are sill happening. in his family
circle. Rut now that Won have Conc--
We shall g"t at tho bottom ii thc myS
terry now. li"rlcuant: feel certain thai
We shall. Mr.. Check will find il ont, hr
! sure II that
AT beast will cri"aynr to DO so. Mr
Bridrweii." said Geek himself. as h'
wrunc ihc ynung mans hand IN! GnrIdcG
that hr liked him Il great deal better than
he had thought he was going to DO
"What is the difficulty: Miss l.orn"' 5
letter mentioned ihr fact that not only
was there Il mystery "a hr prnhcd hut
human lf" i'll danger. Who's" life. ma!
ask: NourS:'
NO." hc made reply. with sort 81
sroun. II wish To heaven il we're r"
mare ;han that. Id soon clear out froE,
the .!.ncrr znur and put m end 10 ii
| lroubl". got riI al that i"t nj th" honsr
and put miles uf sea between them AMI
me. | can tell You. lis my dad they are
kiliug-my dear old dad, bless his heart
and killing him in the most mysterious
and subtle manner imaginable. ] don
know how. I don't know why. that's I'll"
mystery ct it. FOR hr hasn't any money
nor any expectations. Just the annuity
he bought when H. got too old !" follow
his calling Oh" usrd Ia h" SEA captain,
Mr. Clrrk). and thrr"d h" II? sense In
getting rid Of him for that. because. OF
course the annuity dies with Inn. Eur
sonrrntlv'S .nt some kind Of motive anC
somebody's doing it, THAT'S certain. for
when | went nut 10 India three years
ayn h. wis II halo and hearty old char.
fit as Il fiddle ani livrly rs i cricket. ard
now. when | come back oil leave I find
him wa$ird wr'rk Il r""viSh. wasted old
man. hardly able 10 help himself mud NJ
flir!cd with >nln,' horrihlc iarurahl" dis
raSr which <"r,nS 10 hr eating him mn
alive"
Eating him." repeated Clock. What
do You mean hy "aIinc' him. Mr. Hrldr-
we'll? The expression is peculiar.
"Wrll. it exactly explains The civ I'M
stances. Mr.. Clc-'k. ii | didn't know bet
ter. should think it case Of lcproSy.
liut il isn't. I've seen cases nj l"proSy,
and this i>ltt nun II them. There's none
ri ,h".,rrrlIi:u oder. for on" thing. and
iur another. i, isn't contagious. l"u can
touch thu SPOTS without suffering hy d"inc
50. allh"ugi, Ii" Suffers dear old hoy. ana
suffers horribly. It's just living decay.
Mr.. Cheek. Just that. Fnrdrcr. that $
rhr Gn,.iur who's attending him. you
know SarS ihai tho only way he has found
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AIL.SA LORNE.

4 you Will Win the everlasting ETatltuCc oil
Your sincere friend.
AII.SA LORNE.
The superintendent heard the unmjstak-
able sound of the letter being folded and
slid back into its envelope. and very
properly concluded that the time OF era &C
had expired.
Now, my dear Click. let lis get down
to business" he began forthwith. This
amazing case which | wish you to under
take and will. as have already said,
bring you colossal reward
Your pardon. Mr.. Nnrkom." inter
jected Clcck, screwinG around IN his heel
and beginning to search for railway
guide among the litter Of papers and
pamphlets damned into the Spaces Of 4
revolving bookcase, your pardon. hut |
can undertake no case, Sir-at least for
the present I am called to Dcvonshirc
and must start ct once. What's that:
No. there is nothing to he won, not a
farthinE piece. It's u matter of friend
ship. nothing more"
But, Clecki God bless my soul. man,
this is madness. You arc simply chuckinG
away enough money to keep you for the
next three years.
ut wouldn't make any difference if il
were enough to keep me for the next
twenty, Mr.. Narkom. You can't buy ell
trance to paradise for all the money in
the world, my friend, and I'm getting 4
day in it for nothing! Now then" f!irt'
Ing over the leaves in the guidc book. lets
see how the trains run. DorSet-Dar'
sham-Dalby-Dev Good. Here
Won are. Um-m-m. Too lat" for that.
Can't possibly catch that one either. All,
! here's the one-1 :5G-that will 10" Then
| he closed the book. almost ran tn tho
! door and. leaning over the baniStcr,
shouted down the staircase. "Dnllops--
! Dollops. you snail, whore arc You? Dol
! Oh. there you are at last. en-? Pack my
portmauteau. Best clothes. hest boots
best every thing I've Eo:, and look sharp
about it. I'm off to Dcropshirc by the
SO"
And do an that he might. Nark0m
could not persuade him 70 alter his de-
terminate ton. The 1:IG h" said h" would
! fake: the :5G he did take. and night
| coming down oyer the peaceful paths
and the leafy loneliness Of llrvnn found
him putting up at the inn IT 9Th" Three
Desires" hours and hours and hours ahead
of the appointed time. t" max" sur" O!
being Mt the tryStng place ut eleven nrxt
/ morning.
He was On the very tick nf the min,
nte he was there nj tho old moss grown
| lych.sate, and there Miss Lnrnr found
| him when she drove up in Lady brood $
rony pharton a it'll" time aftcrward
! She was not alone. however. she had
spoken OF friend. and sharp twit"!
I disturbed ClrekS heart when he SAW
that a young man sal beside her. Il hand
some young man Of IN" ar tNr'r AMI
! twenty. with fair mu>tarhr. 4 pair "i
/ straight looking blue eyes ami that
! squaranrSS of shoulder ard uprigutnrss
Of hearing which tolls the ia" Of Il sol,
J der
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24

OF the country ana KCe7 up wv" rSi"oi'S"
ments, Fordyce came to the rescue, iiEc
the Jolly brick hc is lr other words. his
place here, being n good deal larger than
be reauircs-hc's bachelor, Mr.. Click
hr put up sort Of partition to sepa rate 1t
into two establishments. so to speak. pnt
one.half at the dads disposal rent nee
and there hr is housed now, and Aunt
Ruth and the two Cortloras are with him.
Yes. and even me. now, for as soon as
he heard that | was coming home on
/ leave. Fordycr wouldn't listen 10 my gong
to The Three Desires for digs, hut in
sisted that I. too. should be taken in, and
cinking suite of rooms in the west wing
put at my disposal.
Put in spite Of all his hopes for the
dear old dads eventual Gu" things ID
that direction have grown steadily worse.
The horrible malady which is now con-
suminc him manifested itself about Il
fortnight after his arrival and it has oren
growing steadily worse every day. But
! it isn't natural. Mr.. Clcek: | know what
/ AM saying. and say that. Somebody
! is doing something to him for some dla-
, boical reason ri which ! know nothing.
! and he is dying--dyinS by inches. Not
br noison. | am sure Of that. for since
the hour Of my return have not let MIN
cat or drink single thing without my
self partakins Of it before it goes 10 him
! and eating more nj it after il has gone
10 him. BIT there is no effect IN my
case. Nothing does he touch with his
hand that I do not touch after him: but
| tho disease never attacks me. yet all the
while he grows worse and worse. and the
end keeps creeping on. There. that's the
case. Mr. Cleck. For Gods sake, got ut
the bottom Of it and save my father If
you can.
C1eck did not reply for moment. Put
ting out his hands suddenly, h" began IN
drum thoughtful tattoo upon the post o
/ the lych-satc. his eyes fixed on th'
ground and deep ridge between his
puckcrcd brows. Rut. of a sudden -
Tell mc something" he said. These
! rordnyas-what reason have you for sus
pcctins them
"Nonc. only that dislike them
! Thrv'rc half-rastr>. for ono thing. and
well. you cant trust a half-caste at any
time"
"tlum-m-:n. Nothing more than that
oh? Just natural dislike: And youi
Aunt Ruth: what Of her"
"Oh. Just thr regulation prim old maid
sour rs 4 lemon and as useful. 4 Soo'
sort. though. Fond Of the patrr. carrtn
AS mother al him. temper ike file. ap'
j heart a good deal bigger than you'd he
Hiicvo n; first blush. DO anything i'll tn
world for mr. bless her"
Even to tho point Of putting mp
friend Of yours for couple at days"
! Yes: il I had one in these parts
which haven't"
- "Nnvrr count your chicknns-ynn know
tnr rest" said lock. with n smile. -
follow YOU. rnrt ont in India. 4 fellow
named George iIcadland. lieutenant-re
member The nam". plcasr-has JUS
turned IN in these PARTS You mot hin
! quito unexpectedly. and if you want Il
got ut tho bottom of this case TAX" hin
!, along with you and @ct your Aunt Rntl
to put him mp for 4 day or two
"Oh. Mr.. Tlrnk.
"tirorer lIraIland. if ynu please. Ms
Lnrrc. There's n grra; deal in 4 nam"
Shakespeare or anybody Use to the con
! trary."
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irch--xto al LyntonhurSt Church on
Wednesday morning at eleven o'clock
you will win the everlasting gratitude Of
Your sincere friend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-24
THE DIVIDED HOUSE

~rpERISTENDENT NARKOM
waitin' upstairs in ronr room
oSir. Come unexpected and