davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1918-06-13

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Il PERSONAIl--NEWS Il
If you have an item of news,
friend visiting you, or sale
to advertise, tell us about it.
phene No. al when you want
Record Office
Sheriff Brown left Sunday for
a short visit in Iowa.
y Mr.. Hamilton. of Stratton, was
social caller at this Office Mon
day.
Francis and Miss Nellie Cahill
returned home the first of the
week.
G. E. YoutseA of Cole, was a
Cheyenne Wells business visitor
last Friday.
E. A. Smith and son Sherman,
of Arapahoe. were at Cheyenne
Wells last Saturday.
]. H. Bidinger and son, Fer
nard. of ArapAhoe. were in Chey
enne Wells last Saturday.
/ will do all kinds of sewing.
Inquire at the residence of Mrs.
Thomas. IL Mrs. Ellington
Geo. Clossen and daughter.
Leah. of Arena. were business
visitors at Cheyenne Wells Mon
day.
John F. Bennett, of Lenora,
Kans, YVES in Cheyenne Wells
Tuesday Of this week on land
business.
Tomorrow friday is Flag day
be sure and put up your flag ard
show that you are loyal to this
government.
w. G.. Hunter and wife, also
w. H. Bidwell and wife, of Arap
ahoe, were Saturday visitors at
Cheyenne Wells.
Fred Keller left yesterday even
ing on a business and pleasure
trip to different points in Nebras
ka and other eastern states.
: TAKEN UP-One bay gelding
five years old, not branded, in
quire of Pat Fitzgerald. Chey-
enne Wells, Colo. Ii At
Taken up, at my place, 10 mile
south of First View, one brown
,noro with strin in faca on section
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Gan Gntonip, Ser, %. Sebr. 1918.
Brine gri1oe Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
Geuty per 0nHonk
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Wunderbarer eier. ProdMzierer,

Sober @efIigel5Idter lam leidt feline
Rrofite b%erooppeln, in0em ct Die Ger
PRODUCTION ieiner 5eunen perooppelt. Gin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sonif lit entoedt NOR
ben. pelhes Die 9iibueridar iuieoer be-
lebt uto Die t6enuen ~beItGnbig leaeu
maht. 9as Sonit miro yWepre @aes@
(Nebr gier1 %genannt. @ebt guren Sert~
nen elm panr Gents inert rWSore gaas~
ltt1o SIR iperbet NIT ben ersielten He~
fultateu eritmint uno erfreut iein. Gin
Collar inert uNore eggs tptro Cure
oiesidbrige @ier Hrp6iftion b~erooppelu.
beshdlb ipenn Sbr Diefen grosen Yrpfits
NADER probieren tpoIlt, fhreibt an g. 4.
Geefer. 8efliigel : grpert, 6672 Meefer
8log., 4nnias gitp, Ro., fpeIder glId,
geuug .@aore eggs" Cont fir ST (por.
a~lsbe5abit) ienoeu tpiro, Tim fpGbreno Der
ganSen Sdilon gu reidlen. 60 fider lit
6err Heefer BEG. oes G~rfolaes, Sns eire
Weiaionen Dollar 9nnt @nh anrantierf.
Guren Dollar auf Outrage mieoer au re-
tournieren, falls SIR niht nbIoIltt si1friez
Den ieio nao ons rRore Gage pir6 Cub
nidts foiten. 6didt hemte einen OoGor
ODER i6reibt 9errn 8eefer nm lein freies
@efli9elbnd. fpeldes bon Der Grfahrlno
zines Rannes berihtet, Der aus @effiis
gel elm Sermosen semadt bat. (Nus.l
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uno f~ellelte Die 9amen an ou5 Saus,
10 oaB aud Charlotte nidt bcrilber
fam uno hire Wntter Die Sabrt. Die
Tie ieoenfaas obne 8iIien Der Sim
ser unternebmen moate, aufgeben
mubte. limo 10 bate oenn Sante
goitb allein i'm Sdliten geieiien, rno
Der ldone YlaB an ibrer Seite mar
leer eeblieben, 10 begebrlif) aud met
ne 8lide auf Dem e~leganten 8ef1brt
rubten. gante bate MIR 5artlid be-
oauert, Dab i) 10 allein bleiben mill
ie, uno mar flingelno oapongefabren.
ais ginae es gum frobliden Set. ltno
ood) mar es elm befiimmertes Wutter-
ber5, oas iie 5n Dem tiefgebeugtcn
Sobne 5og.
limo mie i} 10 alein iaB nnb in
ben alGn5eno peiBen Yorf binalis
if)aute uno gedbnaoel urb 6noen
miiBia in Der Irbeit itefen lieB, oa
famen mir 10 piele minoerlihe nno
traurige @oritellungen, oaB ib ber5
flopfe1o ole 0aberei iuegmarf mo
mir Elm luarmes gud umbano. Sd
molte in ole friid)e Suit binaus o6er
81 @ottlieb, meinetpegen aud 81
Settle in oie Slide, nlir nift mebr al
lein bleiben, NIT lold oiilteren @e-
Oanfen, Die ale fragten: 8ns loa in
Der 3ufunft aus Dir perben2 8ie ids
0arauf fam, gum eritenmaI bariiber
nad5ugriibeln2 Sa, per fam es ia
genl gs iino ~ungebetene @6ite, iu,0
fie laiien iid nidt abmeiien.
(5ortiesuna foIst.)
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sic 8acfaro Gar IalIte ltno oas Id)fpe=
re Mutomobil mie eillen Sinoernageli
unluorf. Srol1 @oo0 erlitt eite1
grlld5 oes ShliiIielbeins nno ibre
Wflttter @rrtoen nm &opf ltro &or>
per. Der Sergeont Srmpbrep lomte
Ser Milit0rfod) Stiefel, meld)e in Dem
SsSitnep iuBen, erlitten id)pere gerlet-
5ltnqen. 9ie Gbanffeure Der beioel1
Mutomobile blieben nltperlett; Der
sSSitneur, eiu Wartn nan1ens Itet.
muroe BON Der 9oli5ei perbaftet.
Samstag obenO muroet adt
9erIonen BON Der Sittenpoli5ei Der
baftet; inter oen9lrreltanten befon=
oen ii6 fiinf 5lpeifelbafte 6ralten5lln-
mer.
Mm Snmstag friib INN 5mei
llfr muroe elm Saloonbeirser i'm
meltli6el1 Seile Ser Staot nebit lei
mem BARTENDER perbaftet. 8egen Set
Sc mllrben Mnflagen erboben nege1
Sffenboltens oes Salons 5l l1ngeIet-
lider 3eit Iomie negen Gerfonts lpt=
ritlloier @etrdnfe an Soloaten.
Die &ote &relt5 alinif go. 3
lit bellte pormittog inn @eballoe
9mper ape. go. lis, geraoe oitlld)
bonn Gourtboule eroffnet moroen. Die
SprehItnnoen fir Batiente1t lino ipte
folgt: 5rouen, | bis 2 llbr na6m't-
taas, Weanner, s bis 9 l1br obetos.
@ipil Gerpice : graminationen
weroen arrt 6. uno 10. Wfar5 I'M
gunoesgebauoe fir @ieBerei=Snipef-
loren abgebulten. Sim 20. Mdr5 fir-
set cine Yriifung= fir Sransporto=
tions : aommiii0re itatt. Iabere Sll-
formation erteilt oos Gipil Serpice
8iro i'm 9nnoesqebaloe ooer Dos
Sauptbiiro in @ai6ington, g.. s.
Sic 8unoesregiernng reip. Die
gerluoltllng Der 5eoeral &eIerpe-
8anfen bot Den Glan ltrlerer Staots
perfpaltltng, cine meitere g%onoausga-
be i'm Setrage BON elmer Wiaion Col
lar fir 8erbeiierungen Der StraBen,
griiden uno @%b5uesfanale 5n perall=
Itolten, ianftioniert, @enn mir ltns
red)t e%rinnern, batten Der Wapor 10
mobl als elm ieoer Ser &ommillare
Dor ibrer grmablung cine ipariame
Staotperpaltune periproden nno iid
perpflidtet, feline meiteren Ynmpe ail-
5lilegen.
@roBiefretar Sertting tit gum
Mgenten fir oen @erfauf bon pWar
Clamps" ernannt moroen nno bat be-
reits fir $1,000 untergebraht.
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iibrigen exemptions 3ertififate

! uDrtqelI OTeIltpllptlS OcIllIHuLe Sl-
balten baben.
Cine sSrau 4oams, melde III
einem 9otel sur 8eoienung oes gle<
pators angelteat lit, eeriet am Conn
tnq nit ibrem 4orper 5piiden Die
@ono nr1o oen in getpegllng geiebten
glepator. @liidlihertpeiie permohte
lie oea Sabritubl fofort an5nbaiten
uno es gelang Der berbeigerufenea
| S~enerpebr, sic Srau mittels geilen
mno WeiBeln 81 %befreien; iie bate
nur nnbeoeutenoe S%erlesnnget eriit=
ten.
-ginbre6er orangcn in Der
Nad)t bon Samstag auf Counting
ourd elm Sinterfeniter in ben BON
60. 9alies gefiibrten Saloon, SO2
spe. 9, nno itablen feds Quart
@bisfep.
81. SO. Morgan Der &orIiser
oes 8iirgerfomites, lit Der Inli6t,
oaB bic Goutbmeltern Telephone 60.
oie beabliftigte Steigerung Der &c
lepbonraten u~orlaufig aufgegeben bat.
Sn einem eigentiimlihen, ourd
iieben belaoene aoblencars in Der
Af1be BON Camp grapis peruriadtet
Giienbabn ltnfaa fam am Samstag
pormittag I'M II ltbr Der Werifa
ner Ramon 9aleccia INNS Seben uno
iein 2anosmann 5ranciseo Mnrtine5
purbe ihper perlebt, aud bier Waul-
efel mnroen tells allgenblidIi6 geto=
tet tells tparen tie 10 peritiimmelt,
oaB iie erihoiien meroen muBten. 81
ne Mn5abl Merifaner mar nit bern
5ortidaffen zines Saules on Der
6ranf StraBe beffdftigt, meldes
BON Ser aontraftoren 5irmla Sdlie
per & Nomer BON Der Militdruertpol
tung gefanft nno nad) eirem anoern
Elas transporter meroen iollte. 9as
@ebdiioe itano sur 3eit oes llnfaas
/ geraoe mitten auf Dem Seitengeleiic,
melhes BON ser sc. g. & &. 9abn
na1 Dem Camp 5rapis gebnltt mar,
OILS p[otlid Ole iieben ihmeren Sob
lencars, oeren alppelung ihaobaft
gemeien mar uro Die lid infolgeoeiien
bon Der 2ofomotipe losgeriiien bat
ten, Die fleine Senfung binablauiten
uno ourd ons auf ben Sdienen lte-
benoe Sous mie ourd Butter gilt-
gen. Bon Dem @eb1liDe blieb nidts
fueiter ais 6euerbol5 iibrig. Sehs an
bere Merifaner, mel6e beim yWopen"
oes 9altfes mitbalfen, fonnten nur'
nit fnapper Hot ibr 2eben retten.
Orei &oblencars ltiir5ten Inn, bon
oenen Die cine IN ben Sof bon Srau
Safe Steoman's 8runoIiiid, 902
6ranf StraBe, geIhleuoert muroe;
nod einige Sub meiier --uno aud
bieies Sans mare ourd oie ifpere
Gar in Sriimmer pertpanoelt moroen.
Die aoblen, melhe fir bie Milit1r-
bermultung reip. Camp 9rapis be-
itimmt maren, lagen bergeboh auf
Der ltngliifsitdtte, ndren aber ieoelt
| faas in fur5er 3eit nerifmunoen
penn nibt lofort Soloaten gu ibrer
gena6ung aufgeiteat iporoen w1rer.
ssSn elmer Mutomobii : &oaiiion,
Die ourd oas tote 5abren zines Sit
nep Gbauffeurs an Der Greu5ung
Der Horo SadberrD unb San IeB
StraBe beruriaht piiroe, wuroen bier
Yerionen uerlest uno Die 5mei Gas
tart belbabiet. 8rau 6. q. 5000,
1924 Srend Elace, fubr NIT ibrer
Mutter IN ibrer groBen liebeniieigen
Rafaro : Woidine gemdblid Die
Sadberrp StraBe entlang, oils plot,
lid oas Sitnep aus Der 8au HeB
StraBe beranoonnerte, mitten gegen
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HUSBAND.

Sn Der Sallptltaot Merifo ia
ben bellte Die gerbanolungen mbel
Die Mufbeblrng Der 8elhranfunq
amerifaniiher @infubr nod Werita
mieoer begonnen. sic finoen 5wiifer
unierem Seionoten 5letd)er nno Dem
merifaniIhen amfierenoen SbaB.
amtsiefretdr @ieto itatt.
e5n Gotta Gica lit cine Hepoli,
ton i'm @ange, Die Staote Mlainila.
San Mateo mno @ereoia limo IN Den
Sdnoen Der Gepolutioiidre ltnIere
eneliI9eu 3eitnngen erflaren natiir-
lid oab Die Repolrtion bon Den
9eutifen atgeitiftet lit.
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NIIerIei.

Tolgenoe. 8eitr1ge ltto bel Der
Eieiiqen &oten &rel5 : Mbteilung fir
doas in Sranfreib gu errihtenoe SO.
5pital eingelaufen: Soloiers' Social
Gbeer COMMITTEE, $500; Serm- Shil-
haro nno Srau, $40; u. g. Jaulf
uno 6rnu, $40.
- 9as &riegsminiiterium bot Die
8iloung BON feds neuen aapalerie-
Megimentern fir Die Geras 0ational
@aroe ~autoriliert; oas erite oerielbcn
iol in San Mntonio uno SiiomeIt-5e=
gas orgnnifiert meroen. Gin &efrntie-
ruaasg iiro lit i'm Ilamo Ganf-8e=
bduoe, 3immer $50. III, eroffnet
moroen, mo Sntereiienten ueitere Sn-
formation erbaten fonnen.
Die .Serren 6. 9. Sopler, g.
IS. 5eIigion uno Or. Sreoerid
&ombe, bie ioeben bon einer Heiie
nad 8aibington snriifgefebrt iino,
4eilen nit, oaB m1brenb Der naditen
Gage 1900 meitere Hefruten in Den
IN Ser G1be oer Staot liegenoen MT
Iitdrlagern eintreffen meroen.
aapitGn @arrp 6. Seebobn, ser
als Snitrufteur i'm Camp Stanlep
.ange5tellt mar unb am 10. 3. Mts.
Ourh Die grpoiion zines Sbrapnelis
Climbers lbper p~eripunoet muroe, 1T
int 9oipital auf Sort Sam Soniton
an ben erlittenen Serlesungen geItor-
ben. Die 2eihe lit CUR 8eiiebung naG)
Dopton, Ohio, transporter iDoroen.
Stint iunge Strolde i'm Sitter
pon 13 bis Is Sabren ipelhe am
5onntag abeno elm Sdaufenlter inn
2aoen Der Guarantee Sfub-a ompag-
ME eingei1logen nno Shubuaaren
i'm 8etrage BON etDa $50 geraubt
bdtten, fpnroen bon Der 8oli5ei er.
1piidt uno eingeitedt. Die geitoble-
men Mrtifel puroen ben 8engels mie=
Der abgetrieben NIT Musnabme zines
Sdlbes, Der in ben Stub ~geDorfen
sDuroe. Der frefe &aub uuroe per-
mbt, tuabreno 3ablreld)e Seltte Den
Gtore paiiierten.
SIN Sitter BON 81 Sabren iii
Der BoIi5iit Sames S6neioer geitor-
ben. Ser 8eridieoene itammte aus
4enoaa Gountp uno miro bon ieiner
@ittpc, 5ipei 9inoern, ieiner Wiutter
uno elmer Mn3abl @elhmilter betrau-
ert. Die 8eiiesung finbet auf Dem
Jrieobof III aenoalia itatt.
- Sobn llmldeio lit om Sonntag
Dormittag in ieiner an Der @aroen
GtraBe gelegenen 8obnung inn III
Ter BON SO Sabren aus Dem 2eben
aeifieben. Gr mar IN San antonio
aeboren uno bate iein gan5es 2eber
bier oerbrod)t. Der Geritorbene bin
terIdBt auber ieiner 8ittpe 5tpei
8ofter, 5mei 8riioer, orei Sdpet
Iiern unD mebrere @nfel.
Sad Dem lebten pom Gountp.
Solicitor ansgegebenen @eridt be
Iduft iid) bic 3abl Der Stimmgebei
I'M Gountp nift, mie mir am DON
nerstag mitteilten, nuf 1874, Ion
bern 1895. Die 3abl Der itdotiiher
Bdbler betr1gt 1876, bon oener
1908 i1re aopfitener beaablt, ois
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: Grou @nn. Moder BON Belmont

Srau 8m. Moder BON Belmont,
8onsales gountp, tpnroe in Der @na=
oalupe ertrunfem aufgefnnoen; tic
binterlaBt ibren bejabrten @atten To-
pie flint ermadlene ainoer.
- 0nr6 Die grploiion elmer f6-
5ofigeR @asrobre in Sort @ortb
muroe Der 5~5-iabriee gictor 3ulla-
pitid augenblidli6 setotet uno 5nei
anoere Mdnner, Soc @leo nno 5ris
Yippen, id)fper perlest.
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@s mar Elm prudtiger Sanuartag,
oa laB i6 mutterleelenouein in Gan.
tes 8obn3immer unb 10 t%rauris mie
nod ME. Sor elmer Stunoe mar
Sonte @oitb nab 6olferooe abeefab.
ren. nm ibren Sobn 81 beiud)en. abcc
|alein; nift, mie perabreoet, NIT 5rau
BON 9empboff. Oriiben in Der 8iaa
mar u~nertpartet 8eiu1 ei~ngctroffen
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aAe Sprfen upn Druid . Arbeiteu.
tuie ghder, n6cIbers", 8riefbusen nnS
Sonperts, 3arter, Gircnlare, GinIaSun-
gen MIN. tn Sentih mnb GnsIiid, nett
ansgefibrt. Stanbarb 9rtnttna
8 nmpann, Hadfplser BON WiIisn.
Shtpesrtann 8rintins COMPANY, 2O6
Nabarrp Ctr Sci. Grcdett 1926.
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Oas aleio mad,t Sen 0onn
nno Die aleioer Der 6ran ruinieren
ibn monfmal.
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LokdIes.
Babrideinlides Wetter.

sSiir Gan Mntonio unb llmgegen6:
.Soelite abeno beoedt; 9ienstag flar
.un6 fdlter.
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9ie ,,0reie Yrene fir Seras"
eridaeint ais gaaeblatt mab lNpdenblatt.

os sassblat tit bierleiig rno fofet SOC per gfonat ooer SO per SaEr.
gas @odenblatt tit ieh5ebnieiig lmo fofet 50 per Sabr. ytap Wferfo
50 Golf. gub europe, gorto etngeibloiien, So.
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usaretsBertht
Cotton.
Gan antonio. BIN Gents.
@nlnelton, geiteru feline 8orle.
gDffpnfa

GDffDnfa Mc1.1Sr0otftte.
Gan Gntonip, Ser, %. Sebr. 1918.
Brine grnbe Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
GeutS per 0aHone
0arm. ErDbnfte.
Gan Antonio, Ser, %. Sebr. 1918.
Butter 29c-40c per Rfnnb
gier (nur frii4e) $40. 1. 40e per 9so.
Sug!ler -. -. Aoe pei Ply.
xlirIeps 80. Aos pet pinI'p
@ei3en .......... $500 per Blldsel
&orn .......... 1925 per 8uldel
Safer -. $40 pet 8uidel
9eu =. -. $4,000 per Sonne
Wemiiie.
aartoffeln, neue, &c per Bfunb;
California, SO 90 Der 100 8funb; golos
raoo $3.50 per 100 Efuno.
SiiBfartoffeln gam, $3.50 unb $3.50.
3Diebeln, Sal, @bite Globe, $500;
Gal. @elbe, 1915 per Crate; Crime.
per 9bb. e8Hnoel, SOC.
9obnen, COLORADO, 8into. pei Bfb-.
9.50c; California SaDous, per etpt.
$40. 90; 9infs, $1,000; Gina, $500;
Nabb, $500; 8lddebes, $11.00; 6ouno
Green, per 8uifel Campers. $3.50.
Somaten, f%aiiforn., $3.50 per Crate.
aobl, $3.50 per 100 Bflno.
@riiner 9feffer. 81. 80 ulb $500 per
8ufhel.
8aoiesden, SOC per 0bb. 9iinoel.
gpinat. 75c per Bu5deI.
Crime grbien. $500 per Camper.
8eeten. $3.50 per 100 Bfuno.
Reerretttg@B uraein. per Bfo. 1874
@urfen, per grdte. $500.
GeIlerie, coo ut,o $1.00 per 9nbeno.
BeterfiIie. 40c per 0tb. >ginoeI.
Sieu Rarft.
Gan Sntonio, Ser, 25. 6ebr. 1918.
&iibe, $3.50 bis $10.75.
@dlber, $6.t5 bis $3.50.
&uIlen, 800 bis $8.75.
Sdien. $3.50 bis $11.40.
ct. 2ouis, %. Sebr. 1918. - Hinbs
bieb. Seras : 8ieb, 1878 Biz $1,000.
S6iueine, $500 bis $t7.25.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
The LOVE AFFAIR OF A HOMELY GIRL
by JEAN LOUISE DE FOREST

should stretch out her hand, he might
touch him She could never bring
herself to think of him as masculine
in the sense in which she had re-
garded other men. He was simply
Martin Lewis. a big. beautiful per-
sonality-one who gave to her joy as
surely as he received il from her.
one who needed her as she
needed him. When she laid her
hand upon his ARMAND it was al
ways there during their daily walks
sweet tenderness wclled up in her
heart. She felt a simple delight in
his nearness which was not what she
had supposed lovers felt. She was no
more afraid of him than OF her own
gentle. gray-haired mother.
But what would Maud not perceive
and comment upon? She would think
and say all sorts of silly things along
matrimonial lines and hint in a mad
dening fashion. 1t would delight her
soul to witness their familiar mode of
address. for after the day Of the fiat
rock fry. Martin had asked her to
call him by his Christian name. and
RcbecCa had reciprocated in kind. He
had said that such close comrades hip
as theirs was equivalent to years OF
acquaintance. and indeed II was.
Philip found his duties diminished to
assisting his master to dress and at
tending to sundry small and unimpor-
tant business matters. He was employ
ing his time prOfitably. however He
was assiduously counting Susan 10 the
intense discontinue Of Mrs. Wander
pool who was as desirous OF keeping
her Incompatible second maid single,
as she was OF seeing her daughter
married.
Maud and Billy are coming out a
week from Saturday." Rebecca said
after several moments silent perusal
of the letteT.
Fine" jMartin's face grew ami.
mated. Il shall he delighted to see
them. shan't you"
Yes" Rebecca answered a trine
stiffy. A foolish little pain tugged
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
MHTTE

WHITE
Car L. Andersen. {. s. A.. D and H,tt,.
H JSckson. Is. Washington Rev. John Z
Briggs
Charles r, Bowling: 20. and Daisy Q. Stone,
8 both Of FfederictsburE. Va. Rev. c. M
Comrhpr
William o. Ford. n. and Lola Bell Pstt,roa.
z. both Of Baltimore. No. Rev. John Il.
Jefries
Fredenck W. Fuutchy. y. ToxaBds. P.
ana Edith Bennett, d. Rome Pa. Rev.
John II Ienres
Jesse L. MsthusA, 2. and Msry NJ Bean. a.
both Of Washington. Rev p. T. O'Conuen
John r. Meloy g. and BESSIE D. Dsrnsn. q.
both Of Washington. Rev. Geotge A Miller,
Eugene A. Nsirs ~. and Mary Y Frye. 2,
both Of Rockville. Nd. Rev James r. Mscfin
COLORED
Philip Est 2. and Irene l. johnson. 2
both uf Washington Rev. W. n. Dean.
Edward Jackson. 50. and Else Summer. 81.
both of Alexandra. Va. Rev. John P. piutest.
7. s. Psvns, q and Kstie Carter. p both
o, Washington Rev. p. J. Moppin.
Mssk WAlton 81 and Willie Davies. ", both
Of Washington. Rer. c. q. Harp 80
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WHITE
Frank n. and Emma Rogers. girl.
Carroll A and Edna NJ Stevens. girl
{. Harold and Evelyn II. Busklrk, boy.
VIM. and Evelyn V. Thomas. VirI
Morris II. and Dora Gill. girl,
Henry I. aud Ruth F. Merchant girl
Louis and Ida Klaben, boy.
samuel T. and Katherine Z. Hickman, girl.
henry J. and EleanOr l.. Guide. boy.
Albert A. and Agnes Il. MaZur girl.
victor h. and Julia ID. Grotlisch. grill
Thomas +. and Martha b. MARROW, girl
Walter II. and Almeda Wright. girl
Francis F. and Mabel A. Dahler. girl.
Adam A. and Lillian Giebel. boy.
VIM. T. and Gertrude Arnall, girl.
Norman V. and Ivy Peterson. girl
Paul X. and Olivia NJ. Flanagan girl
iaImer J. and Margaret McCloskey. boy.
Magruder ID. and Annie F. Coe, girl
Bernard J. and Florence Iieb. boy.
Frank and Gertrude Luckel, boy.
John c. and Ruth VI. Eckhardt, boy.
Tracey X. and Minnie Z. Bruce. boy
VIM. L. and Agnes Edwards. girl
Charles J. and Alice l.. MacCartee boy,
Ray A. and Luis G.. Miller, boy
VIM. II. and Jesse Walters hoy.
Charles b. and Ruth B. Linganfeiter, hoy,
James A. and Ruth G. Bayly. girl.
VIM. A. and Viola /. King. boy.
VIM. J. and Maud Doolan, girl.
Arthur a. and Emma J. Turner. girl
Lloyd 5. and Abby F. Tenncy. boy
waiter and Anna V. Massey. girl.
Caleb and Anna d. Powers. 1rl.
WINE and tanma Il. CrussinghSm, girl.
COLCRED.
John and Bertha Harvey, boy.
George and Maggie Stevenson. boy
Marshall and Essie Skaters. bny
James and Inez Cook boy,
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CHAPTER XIII-Continued.

St1AI Nlll-CbllAliuth
His ears were doubly alive to i'm
pressions now that his eyes had ceas-
ed their usefulness. and he was aware
Of a new note in Toms voice of late
something personal and caressing. He
had no R5Sh to stand in Rebecca's
way-but he found that after his last
refusal to accompany her-the tennis
engagements had practically ceased
for an entire week. 1t was not until
he had agreed to go with her again
that they were resumed
1t would have been pleasant enough
to listen to the sharp ping OF the ball
as their rackets caught it. and their
laughing tally and merry shouts Of
triumph. had II not been for the un-
thought He was sure that Rebecca
was sacrificing herself for him because
he was blind and needed her.
As TO Maud. Rebecca felt uncom-
Portable. Maud must surely see and
comment on the change, and she knew
herself just how great a change there
had been. She was no longer afraid
of men: she no longer gave her ap-
pearance a thought. beyond gOwning
herself as perfectly as possible to the
last detail, in order that she might
describe herself faithfully to Martin.
That had become his first request each
day She knew that he loved her. and
that knowledge walled her around like
fortress against the world. She
knew that she loved him. She had
never dreamed that love could be so
beautiful and SO very different from
what she had imagined.
Martin was not aware, as a ma tier
of course, that she knew; he might
never ask her to be his wife. but that
made little difference. He belonged to
her. He was her first thought upon
awaking in the morning. the last be-
fore going to sleep at night, and there
was not one moment of the day. even
when she was away from him. that
she did not feel his presence beside
her, as though at any moment, il she
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DEATH RECORD.

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mary Astlin, . years. Terra Gotta. d. C.
Denis +. Fealy, 70. Emergency Hospital.
hatherinee w. Whitridge. q. 200 Cal. place.
James Morgan, IS. 4Ol st. NV.
Frances Q. Marten, 81, Sibley Hospital
Mary skeher. 70. 7G st. ne.
wilbur ii. Coulthsr, p, Walter Reed Hospital
Helen L. Walter. q. LIS Fla ave- NV.
RATA Funk, 2. 1907 / st. ne.
Mary Kutilsk. 81, wash. Asylum Hospital,
Ruth Dixon, 2s. Sibley Hospital
Eleanor T.. CTichton, g. l7l5 IL st.
Frances Frances Pearce, 30. 81 Morton st, nW
William Cooper, "a, 612 ST. NV.
John l.. Smith, e. 3rd q II sts. ne.
fooune Z. DOusherty, .le, 1919 st. NV.
Josephine Harnerberg. a. Emergency Hospital.
Chafles F. Forsyth. "a. SO II. l. ave. ne.
AHA Miller. q, go / St
fAtnek McGarrey, So Emergency Hospital
COL0RED.
James A. Anderson. 2 ls2s Good Hope road
George W. Fields. Y, S2i Bryant st. NV.
Alice Harmon, q, s2s 4th st. NV.
James II. Thomas. 50, IS Q st. NV.
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New York Sues McAdco
to Recover Land

New York, Dec. 2S.-The City of New
York today filed suit against the New
York Central Railroad Company to re-
cover land now used by the road along
New York side of the Hudson River
as n roadbed.
Director General OF Railroads. WILL
lam G. McAdoo. alleged Individual
holder OF the lands, also is made a
defendant
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SPECIAL NOTICE

PURSUANT TO SECTION /, ARTICLE VIII.
Of bylaws, notice is hereby given that the
an annual meeuhs OF the stockholders of The Capt.
tai Traction Company for the election Of a
board Of directors for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may be
brought before the meeting will be held at the
ONCE OF the company. 8th and VI streets NV,
washington. ID. c. on Wednesday. January 8.
Isls. az lo9e oeiock a. m. The polls will be
open from II O'Clock a. m. until - O'Clock
noon. u. D. CRAMPToN. Secretary. Ut
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