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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

- DESO, CIhOpdCZkl, QOSC teJ
zabawy! Teraz wartoby troche
powachat prochu"
- ySim senllor" - odpowie-
my ma to.
- AL right" - hukna Ame-
rykanie, a reszta naszych tu}aczy,
zebranych Z roznych zakatkow
Swiata zawt6ruje nam potakujaco
mieszanina jezykowa, zebrana cd
wszystkich nacyi, wsrod ktorych
orzebywat i'm wypadfo.
Tegoroczna Wielkanoc nalezy
juz do przeszloSci. Me bylo wiel-
kiej gaudyi, DO i z czem sic tutaj
rozbijat ma obcej, francuskiej zie-
NIP! - Amerykanie, ktorym
zreszta Swiezo wypfacono preinie
dolozyli wszelkich starai, zeby
zastawa stoiow koszarowycf
przypominala i'm choc w cze&ci
dawne, dobre easy, Niektore
sekcye skladaiy sic po 3 fr. Cd
zolnierza, to tcz zajadano tam w
Swieta rome smaczne rzeczy, 4
Sciany poubierane by}y ~zieleni9 !
sztandarami, Et6re' s~polszczono Z
francuskich, odcinajac ~niehieskie
pola.
w n~aszej sekcyi znajduja sic
przewaznie ochotnicy z Holandyi
i armii rosyjskiej. Pieniedzy Mkt
prawie ME mial, zreszta ludzie,
kt6rzy przezyli juz wiele okrop-
nosci obecnej wojny i nacierpielt
sic niemafo nedzy, glodu i ponie-
wierki pc niemieckich fabrykach
i kopalniach, zobojetnieli ma
wszelkie ,,Swiecone" i malo dba-
ia o to. Dopiero kiedySmy zoba-
czyli co sic dzieje w amerykah-
skich sekcyach, chcielibySmy
choc W czeSci nasladowac ich wy
stawnosG. Zlozylismy sic pc .
franki i kupili5my "a to troche
wedlin i wilma. sciany umajono
nieco ziclenia i ma jednej z Mich
skrzyzowalismy 2 karabiny Z cho-
ragiewkami, a pod tenn umocowa-
no kask i portret KoSciuszki.
PoIiewaz stof, sfabrykowany
ma predce Z lock i desek, a PREY
kryty .namiotami i przescierad}a-
mi, by1 tax duzy, re zachodzi}a
Ottawa, il Mkt bcz okularow mic
bedzie mogf ma MIN dojrzet
.,Swieconego', przeto umieScili-
Smy je ma iozku. Wskutek znow
tego, gdy kapelan Godlewski zja-
viii sic re swiecona woda, przez
chwile ME m6g} sic zorycntowat
&C i gdzie ma Swiecic. Pc chwi-
Ii dojrzaf jednak nasze zapasy
poblogosfawif, zyczac nam, zeby
sic spelni}y zyczenia nasze i ma
szych najdrozszych, zebysmy
ma przyszia Wielkanoc mosli sic
znalezc wolni i szczesliwi ma
wlasnej, niepodleg}ej ziemi.
w Wielkq Sobote przez Ma
mers przejechafo przeszlo tysiac
|jehc6w niemieckich. DIS pc po-
Iudpiu byliSmy ma zbi6rce drzewa
W pobliskim lasku, kt6ry sic cia-
|gnie wzdfuz szosy waskim zale-
dwie 2Oto metrowym pasem.
Wracajac, mineliSmy r6wniez
kilkuset jehcow, maszerujacycl1
pod straza zolnierzy kanadyj--
skich.
Krzyczeli5my do Mich pc pol
7ku i nicmiccku. Niektorzy odpo-
wiadali nam pc polsku.
Zmizerowani s~trasznic! w sta
'rych zniSzczonych mundurach,
czarni / opaleni wychudli i brudni
budziIi litoSc W naszych sercach.
Trzeba jcdnakze przyznac, re
patryotyzm to oSromna slia,
zdolna rozpalic w sercach ludz--
kich potezny Ear wytrwa}ego u
czucia. Bo doprawdy, latwiej raz
zginac W boju, Mill sic meczyc
latami O glodzic i ch}odzie, w ME
ustannej, dotkliwej poniewierce.
I .oni to wytrzymuja, walcza /
cierpiq "a zwyciestwo pruskich,
oblednych idei, zagrazajacych
rozwojowi kultury ludzkiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

SlIllCIC! - LClHSId - 10 ZWyktc
prawo wojenne, - prawo, pod
wplywem kt6rego ludzie dziczeja
zamieniaja sic w krwiozerczc
zwierzeta. - Musi tax bye, DO ten
~zwycieza w ataku, W kim gaSnie
ma pewien Gas wszystko, co ludz
kie, a pozostaje tylko zwierzecy
instynkt samoobrony.
Oddziai pionierow, do kt6rego
mig obecnie zaliczono, sk}ada sic
przewaznie Z ~,,druhow" Am ~yKa
now. Ludzie proSci i dobrzy w
kazdym calu! - Mona sic wSr6d
mich nasluchaG o .pejdach", .szus
sach'', ,,trynach," ,hausach" it'd,
ezyk ich ME predko pozbedzie
sic tych obcyci na~ieciaioSci.
CT z Holandyi, ktorzy byli jui
Swiadkami wielu okropno5ci VOL
ny i barbarzyhstw n%iemieckich,
opownadaja o tenn straszne RE
czy. Rozstrzeliwano pc wsiach i
miasteczkach dziesiatki i setki
najczeSciei niewinnych ludzi, "a
lada podejrzeniem, rzuconem
|przez koloniste-Niemca lub zyda.
Wogole zydzi, podobno bardzo
sprzyjali Niemcom i wiele szk6d
nam wyrzadzili.
Robotnikow, gwaltem wywo-
zonych do fabryk i kopaln, trak-
towano jak psow i w razie maj
mniejszego oporu wieziono, BIZ
to, kopano tax, re niejeden Z Mich
zosta} koleka ma Gale zycie. Kar-
miono ich przewaznie brukwia
chleb byi mieszanina lichej maxi,
otreb, kasztanow, kory i brukwi,
Wydawano 60 zaledwie pc 200
gr. dziennie. I PREY takim odzy-
wianiu trzeba bylo zyc i praco--
wac ciezko. - Prey takiem sa-
mem odzywianiu sic Niemcy
trwaja juz czwarty rok i cierpli-
vie czekaja zwyciestwa.
- Me doczekacie sic, krzyzac'
kie dusze - ME!
Przez kilka dni ME miclismy
cwiczeh, DO Z powodu ciag}ych
zmian PREY ostatecznem formo--
waniu kompanii i pu}kow, 3anuje
tn wielki %galimatias. Zanim sic
Ijednych wyszykuje, drudzy cze--
kaja bezczynnie.
Deszcz czesto pada, powietrze
zimne, przcnikliwe. w marcu nie
marzlismy tax, jak teraz. ,,Dru,
bowie" z Ameryki So bardziej "a
ale my, przyzwycza--
jeni do poludniowego nieba
slohca, narzekamy stale ma zim-
no.
WSr6d n~aszej Polonii amery-.
katiskiej panujc ogromna ofiar-,
nose ma cele Armii Polskiej. Ktc
ME jedzie sam, ten czy to picnic,
dzmi, czy datkiem W naturze sta,
ia sic okazac swa pomoc i sympa.
tye jadacym ma wojne ochotni,
Ikom. TO tei tym oStatnim, we,
dug ich wlasnych opowiadah, ma
niczem ME zbywalo w obozie. A
do Francyi wedruja wciaz pack;
tytoniu i listy pieniezne re Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
OfiarnoSc Polonii amerykah,
skiej Swiadczy bardzo wymownie
o nastroju tamtejszych naszycf
rodakow - widac, re haslo: -
,,Precz Z Niemcami." przeniklo
do dina duszy narodu. Vie polsk'
lud, &c pruski CAD musi bye zdep'
tany "a wszelka ccne, re MY
zolnierze polscy, zatkniemy swo
Ije znaki tam, gdzie dis czarne
orly rozpoScieraja zaborcze swt
skrzydla.
- Mic zawicdziemy Cis, ludu
Polski - wywalczymy CT VOL
nose, Ojczyzno!
- Wytrwaj, a przyjdzie dzieT
kary i zwyciestwa!
J. Mazela.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

AOx~~ AAVAAAA0JA
Komtsya Przedsejmowa przypo-
nina wszystkim Wirylistom, jak row
niez Wydawnictwom polskich pism,
re mandatu urzedowego ntkomu
ME wysyla, dop6ki ME otrzyma zgfo-
szenia 1 zawiadomienia o tenze po-
selski mandat.N
Kto tego ME uczyni, mandat ME
bedzle mu poslany.
Sejmik stanowy W Massachusetts
odbedzie sic W niedziele, dnia 1890
sierpnia b. r. o godzinie 5tej wieczo-
rem W sail parafialnej W Worcester,
Mass.
Wszyscy wyborcy maja mandaty
swoje upowazniajace ;ch DO Drania
udzialu W Sejmiku przesiaC IA rece
przew6dcy kolegium delegat0w Sta
nu Massachusetts ma adres: Rev. A.
Syski, 1850 River str, Hyde Park,
Boston, Mass.
Przew6dca kolegium d%eiegat0w ma
Sejm z Indiana OBJ. K. S. Smogor,
donosi, re sejmik s;anowy odbedzle
sic W South Bend, Ind, dnia 11go
s~ierpnia, W sail sw. Jadwigi.
Adres jego jest TAXI: X. S. Smo-
g6r, 407 S. Lawrel ST., So. Bend,
Ind.
Ma rome zapytania / z%gloszen1a cd
noSnie do prawa wsp6ludziaiu W o.
bradach sejmowych representative
Stowarzyszeh AbituryentGw roznych
szk61 wyzszych polskich - informu-
jenny, re Komisya ~uwzglednia tie zgio
szenia i przychyla sic do proSb peten-
tow. Miodziez polsko-amerykanska
majaca wyzsze wykszta}cenie moze,
ma prawo / powinna brad zywy u
dziai W obradach Seimu, by sic spo-
sobit do przysziej piracy.
Termin nadsyIania wszelkich zglo-
szen i nadsy}ania sprawozdan 2 Cd
bytych wiec6w up}ywa z dniem 1890
sierpnia b. r. zwracamy uwage ma
ten fakt tym, kt6rzy ~jeszcze ME ma
deslali ~sprawozdah mimo, re wiece W
danych osadach polskich juz sic Cd
byIy. Pc terminie tym nalezy odby-
wac wybory posl6w ma zasadach te-
1ytoryalnych.
Mandaty urzedowe rozes}ala W Ii
stach Komisya tym wszystkim dele
gatom ,kt6rych lista byla Tub bedzie
w tych dniach og}oszona. Niektore
listy z powodu niedokladnego adresu
delegate zwr6ci}y sic do Biura. -
w tym wypadku, kto mandatu ME o.
trzymal, raczy sic zgiosic do Komisyi
Przedsejmowej - podajac dokladny
adres a mandat bedzie wys}any.
~
Daisy ciag Spisu delegatow poda-
my W tych dniach pc zatwierdzeniu
tychze pHez Komisye Mandatow.
Wszyscy wyborcy terytoryalni Cd
sylaja w mandaty ma rece pre-
w6dc6w kolegi6w delegackich da--
nych Stan6w, kt6rych lista o%gIoszona
byIa pred tygodniem. Do mich ma
ley sic ~zglaszaG W raz;e pewnych
watpliwosci i nieporozumien.
TAX niektore pisma jak / niekt0-
rzy ludzi zloSliwi pisa i opowiada-
ia, re Sejm Polski bedzie Odlozony.
Bajki to So i bajkom tym wierzyc
ME nalezy. Sejm rozpocznie sic abso-
lutnie o godz. 9tej rapc dhia 26 sierp
mia W Detroit, Mich. Sala Sejmowa
miesci sic W Elks Temple Gu zlotu
ultc Lafayette / First ave. a glow
ma kwatera W hotelu Fort Shelby
PREY Lafayette Boulevard | First st.
Program i regulamin prac sejmo-
wych ju5 by} in ~extenso ogloszony
we wszystkich prawiepismach.
Referaty ma Sejm nalezy uadsylat
ma rece Komisyi Przedsejmowej jak
najpredzej. Termin nadsyiania ich u
piywa z dniem 16 sierpnia b. r.
Przypominamy r6wniez odezwe do
.wszystkich organiEacyi | instytucvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.

Wieprzow, sztpk ........ $1,000
Bydia, sztuk .......... 12.GOo
Dagniqt, sztuk .......... LOO
Owiec, sztuk .......... 10000
Uwaga. - Wedie proklamacyi
Prezydenta, kupcv drobiazgowl
musza sprzedawac, a odbiorcy
musza kupowac z kazdym funtem
biaiej maxi, jeden funt jakiegoS
substytutu. Pozostawia sig do
wyboru odbiorc6w jake substytu-
ty, maxi i kaszki noszace W targu
NAVY: cornmeal, corn grits, corn
starch, corn flour, barley flour,
rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled
oats, sweet potato flour, soy bean
flour, feterita flours, fcterita
meals. Maka zytnia moze bye
sprzedawana bez substytutow.
Maka czysto pszenna i maka gra-
ham (zawierajaca 100 procent
czystej pszenicy) ma bye sprzeda
wana wedle normy jednego (1)
funta czysto pszennej hub ygra--
ham" maxi z szesciu dziesiatemi
(6-1O) funta substytutu. Kupiec
musi wymienic cene kazdego ar
tykulu PREY sprzedazy mieszanej,
&, ME r,dawac cenv knmbiracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

DR.. w. -. SCHRASER
POLSkI LEKARZ 1 CHIRURG
SpCcyalnic we wsZyStkich chOrOO2Ch meZczyzn
kObiet / dZieci.
927 Noble nj. Tel. Monroe 1854
GOdz. cd 9tei ranO do 9tei wtecz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15
II.
z Chuteauneuf sur Loire.

J. M. pisze do ,Polaka w Bra
zylii":
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

Wszyscy wyborcy maJa mandaty
swoje upowazniajace ;ch DO Drania
udzialu W Sejmiku przesiaC ma rece
przew6dcy kolegium delegation Sta
nu Massachusetts ma adresc Rev. A.
Syski, 1850 River str, Hyde Park,
Boston, Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-15

Przewodca kolegium deiegat0w ma
Sejm z Indiana OBJ. K. S. Smogor,
donosi, re sejmik s;anowy odDedzle
sic W South Bend, Ind, dnia 11go
~sierpnia, W sail sw. Jadwigi.
Adres jego jest TAXI: K. S. Smo-
g6r, 407 S. Lawrel ST., So. Bend,
Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
You Don't Risk a
Cent in Testing
Wentworth
dollar Back" Offer Goes in
Every Announcement.
1t Fills Readers With Firm Faith
in This Famous Family Tonic.
Great Demonstration at
Thistlethwaite's Drug
Store, 9Th & Main.

AS we stated in these columns yes
terday, the marvelously successful
family tonic, Wentworth, is now on
sale at Thistlethwaites Drug Stores.
Already sufferers from nervous ills are
visiting the store to sample the tonic
and to talk with the Wentworth DEM
onstrator, Mr.. Day, about the medi-
cine's wonderful merits.
1t is clear that Wentworth will
evoke large demand in Richmond, as
it has done wherever introduced, the
sales having been especially large in
! Ohio, where thousands upon thousands
of bottles have been sold during the
past year. Sales are increasing every
where at this time as the public has
found Wentworth to be not only
great up-builder after influenza attacks
but an excellent medicine to ward off
the disease.
A NEIGH8oRHoon INDoRsER.
A tremendous factor in all these
Wentworth campaigns has been the
signed endorsements given by it's
grateful users. These proofs of truth
and sincerity have filled readers of
Wentworth announcements with great
faith in the tonic's merits. For ex-
ample here is a signed Endorsement
from Mrs. Charity Hopfengartner, of
Dayton, who is widely and Familiarity
known there and in the neighborhood
This is what she said short time
ago at the Jenkins Drug Store, Day
ton-and signed her name to:
For years and especially since the
flood of 1913. have been in a serious
nervous condition. Spent weeks with
out sleep and was going down fast
Lost weight-from $50 pounds to 156.
Poor appetite, and my digestion and
stomach in lad condition. l doctored
and tried every remedy | could learn
of without any good results.
Il saw Wentworth statements in
the daily papers and decided to try it.
(Nerv WORTH, and to my surprise,
after using one bottle the troubles
mentioned disappeared. / now sleep
soundly, and no more nervousness.
Appetite good and stomach and d.
gestiOn in good condition. Ny son
came home from Michigan suffering
with catarrh and bronchial trouble He
used some (Nerv-Worth) from the
same bottle with wonderfully bene-
fetal results. | shall keep Nerv- Worth
in my house all the time.
MRS. CHARITY HOPFENGARTNER,
''519 South Main St. Dayton"
Not a Cent of Risk.
Your dollar back at the Thistleth-
waite Drug Store, Sixth and Main
streets, Richmond, Ind, if Wentworth
does not do for you what it did for
Mrs. Hopfengartner.
Ask Demon trator Day for a sample
dose of Wentworth and Wentworth
Illumination. You'll like the taste and
effect of the medicine and the valuable
information contained in the circular
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
Cambridge City, Ind.

Mrs. Arthur Reese is i'll. -. Mrs.
Anthony Pusinella is spending some
time with her daughter. Mrs john s..
Mungavin. Mrs. Felix Johnson, of
near Bentonville, is visiting with Cam
bridge friends. . The remains of Mrs.
Lewis Bond. who died Saturday was
buried in Jacksonburg cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marson were
called to Lafayette on account of the
illness of their son Ralph. Mrs. Ed.
Sylvester and son are ill. Miss
Frances Leslie is i'll. !. /. Mrs. lobe is
ill. :. Lieut.. John Lowery was in Rich
mond Tuesday on business. Miss
Pauline Morris is i'll. -. Mrs. John
Starr of Richmond, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Marson Wednesday :.
Ed. Jackson has returned from In
dianapolis and is again employed with
Frank Marson ;. Little Miss Marian
Banner is ill. :. Mrs. Earl Martin OF
Wa'dron, Ind, were Tuesday guests
CT Mrs. J. c. Dodson and Mrs. Bar
bara Barefoot. . Mrs. Harry Turner
is i'll. Mrs. Henry Nearman. nee
Catherine Ogborn of Richmond. is i'll.
-. Paul Hines is i'll w. +. Wise
man. Undertaken, who was i'll with
the Flu, is able to be in his office
Eugene Diffendoffer was home from
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

gotten himself and his business tfag
edy as he pondered the character as
then revealed by the girl he was to
marry. He scarcely felt Edith's pres
sure of his arm as she came gently
up to him. her practical mind upon
immediate events
Tell me, Ned" she whispered husk-
ily her worried eyes on her brothers
face. ARE they-are you-they cannot
arrest You, can they" The words
came out with piteous effort.
Flowerton wrenched his mind from
thought of his fance and brought it
slowly to bear upon the woman before
him
EIDE" he said with a tremor of
real feeling in his voice. you're a
sort to be proud Of old girl | wish
could say as much for myself and for
for her.
you haven't answered me, Ned
she said with breaking voice.
Il don't know how to answer you.
dear" he replied, taking her cold
hands in both of his. Il suppose a
day or two will tell. But this ] can
say-that no matter what happens to
me, the worst | have been guilty of
is playing the fool. Oh, what a fool
I've been!"
(To be continued)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13
WEAKNESS REMAINS
LONG after
Influenza
Reports Show That Strength,
Energy and Ambition Re-
turn Very Slowly to Grippe
Patients.

After an attack of Influenza doc.
tors advise that nature be assisted
in it's building-up process by the
use of good tonic-one that will
not only put strength and endur-
ance into the body, but will also
help to build up and strengthen the
rundown cells of the brain.
One of the most highly recon-
mended remedies to put energy in
to both body and brain Is Bio-feren
your physician knows the form
ula-it is printed below.
There's iron in -feren-the
kind of iron that makes red blood
corpuscles and creates vigor. There
is lecithin also; probably the best
brain invigorator known to science.
Then there is good old reliable gen.
tian, that brings back your tagging
appetite.
There are other ingredients that
help to promote good health, as
you can see by reading this form
ula. not forgetting kolo, that great
agent that puts the power OF en-
durance into weak people.
Taken altogether Bio-feren is a
splendid active tonic that will
greatly help any weak. rundown
person to regain normal strengtY
energy, ambition and endurance.
Bio-feren is sold by all reliable
druggists and is inexpensive. For
weakness after influenza patients
are advised to take two tablets
after each meal and one at bed
time seven a day, until health,
strength and vigor are fully re-
stored
It will not fail to help you and
if for any reason you are dissatis-
fed with results your druggist is
authorized to return your money
upon representation any red tape
of any kind.
Note to physicians: There is no
secret about the formula Of Bio
feren, 1t is printed on every pack
age. Here 1t is: Lecithin; Calcium
Glycero-phosphate; Iron Peptonate,
Manganese Peptonate; Ext. Nux.
vomica; Powdered Gentian; Phe-
nolphthalein; Olearsin Capsicum.
Kolo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

Dear Mrs. Thompson: | am young
girl Of twenty. I have been engaged
to a young man for two years. He is
very wealthy and as | have musical
talent my folks want me to marry him
so that may have my voice cultivat-
ed. Oar family is very large and my
father has recently lost great deal
Of money. or course this marriage
would mean financial aid to my family.
But ! find that | no longer love by
fiance, but another man. whom | am
sure would make me very happy. He
wants me to elope with him. or
course | love him deeply, but il | do
this | will have to give up musical
career and therefore a source of in
come to my family, whom love
strongly, would be lost. What would
you advise me to do?
PREDICAMENTIA.
am sure that your fiance would not
care to marry you II he knew that
you We're marrying him for his money
alone. If you marry him when you do
not love him you will regret it.
II you have any musical talent and
wish to have musical career, ! would
not advise you to marry at all, be-
cause studying music takes much time
and hard study.
If you merely wish to cultivate your
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-13

eagerness TO help him he saw on his
sisters face, changed his intention
'All right, Fay; you're entitled to
know" he answered grimly. Larney
has bought control of the heater from
me and is using it to further a scheme
that may get him in trouble"
Ned, and you, too" Edith cried,
controlling as best she could feeling
of real terror.
Ned frowned. mo telling" he said.
watching Fay. 'Larney's been making
such ridiculously glorious promises
to the public in his stock selling cam
paign that it sounds like get-rich-
quick scheme. The money has been
pouring in from the same class of
suckers that buys phoney gold mine
stocks-servant girls, farm hands, poor
women ard the like. Yesterday a
government investigator attached the
books of cur concern. Larney seems
to be getting ready to clear out
know he drew most of the cash from
the bank today
We'll. why didn't you stop him"
Fay enapped. "Why on eartL did you
let him get control?"
Because" said Ned slowly, his eyes
y
to compete with Sam Bennings. That
is why
Fay's face famed scarlet.
Ned Flowerton. don't you dare to
blame me for this mess!" she cried
shrilly YOU" She choked for
the lack of proper retort. "You are
the one to blame
This is not the time to blame any
one" Edith broke in. Ned, what
can we do?"
Il don't know. SIS Ned said, frown-
ing. But it's my funeral dear. What
ever happens to me III keep you out
of it, you may be sure"
And what about me-" snarled Fay.
Here I'm making preparations for our
engagement dinner"
Postpone it," Ned said drily. There
are more important matters in the
world than engagement dinners"
Fay glared at him speeches.. She
did not know what to say. still less
what to do. But she knew she was
being outrageously treated; and her
face showed it. Suddenly. without
word she whirled on her wheel and
left them.
Ned watched her angry retreat with
a bitter smile He seemed to have for
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voice for amateur singing. advise you
to marry the man you love.
Dear Mrs Thompson: | have sis
ter who will be twenty-five next April.
enc who will be twenty-eight next fall,
and two nieces. | should like to know
what to give them for Christmas
OLIVE S.
If your sisters are housekeeping,
something for their home would please
them. If they are not. no doubt they
would be pleased to get some article
of wearing apparel No doubt your
nieces like dolls, and toys. Books
would probably be acceptable 10 them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson have been
going with boy about month and
would like to know if nice umbrella
would make a suitable Christmas
present II not, what would you sug-
gest? lNQUlSlTlNE.
1t is not good taste to present gifts
to a young man whom you have only
known for a month. Costly gifts
should never be exchanged between
boys and girls unless they are engaged.
If you feel that you must give him
something book would be best. How
ever. think it would be better to send
him a pretty Christmas greeting.
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These reputable hometown
gyoceTs deseTUe your patronasss
BOLSER e. AUSTIN
J. H. coBLENTZ
Coxes Mills.
II. c. DELcAMP
East Haven Avenue.
CHARLES GIBBS
1929 Sheridan Street.
II. F. EUBANk G. SON,
A. P. BAILEY
North 18th Street.
e. r. BERHEIDE
244 South Fifth Street. =
e. J. BLoEMKE Z
III South Fifth STREET.
S. X. BRANDENBURG
2115 North Z. Street.
MATT BRINkER
Seventh e South G st.
J. T. BROOKS
429 North 10Th Street.
z. L. COOPER
1927 East Main Street.
GEORGE. A. CUTTER
401 South Fourth st.
BEEHIVE GROCERY
Eggemeyer & Sons, Props.
JOHN II. BRUENNING
sol South 18th Street.
THOMAS ERIK
203 Richmond Avenue.
J. P. EVANS
201 Linden Avenue.
FLEMING &. NOLTE
311 South Eleventh st. 80
JOHN FISHER
South II Street
HIEGER GROCERY CO.
North Fourteenth Street.
FRANK HARTZLER
III North Goth Street.
STAR GROCERY
Frank Muir. Prop.
Sixth & TT. Wayne Ave.
L. c. HASEcosTER
233 South Ninth st.
n. e. HASELTINE
103 Richmond Avenue.
J. r. HAWEKoTTE III
1611Main Street.
c. L. KING
700 North 18th Street.
LAWLER BROS.
933 North 18th Street.
J. w. McNALLY
1101 Sheridan Street.
3. j. MAAG
sol Main Street.
HENRY NiEWoEHNER
sol South Fifth Street.
PEERLESS GROCERY CO.
1900 North f Street.
PIENNING SISTERS
pol South Ninth st.
GEORGE PILE
sos South Eighth ST.
CHARLES w. PITMAN
1920 Ridge Avenue.
HENRY ROTHERT
427 South H Street.
EDGAR NORRIS
North Tenth Street.
II. e. SHARP CO.
205 North goth Street.
r. ]. SCHUERMANN
AZ North Fifth Street.
w. r. sIEWEkE
14th and North B Streets.
H. II. STEGMAN
235 South 14th Street.
e. II. sTEGMAN
4O1 South 18th Street.
c. Il. sUDHoFF & SON
1S3 Fort Wayne Avenue.
J. w. TOWLES co.
137 School Street.
L. e. LITTLE
49, Lincoln Street.
GEORGE r. MARTIN
Cor. 10th & Main SITS.
LOUIS STAUeER
POI South 18th Street.
c. C. SHAEFFER
603, Main Street.
ELLiOTT'S
1895 Main Street.
CenterviIIe, Ind.
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