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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31


WILL. TRADE FOR good farm up or
dow the waller Party has houses and
good vacant lots would trade up 10
$50 10000 and assume some.
GOOD CLOSE in business property.
Would sell cheap or take part trade.
- FEET on San Jscinto street. FOR
$500 for quick sale; easy terms. Party
FOUR GOOD practically new houses.
would trade Tor land, improved or uuim-
proved. Houses are four rooms. sleep
ing porch. basement. and heating plant
what have you, quick7
SIX ROOM house On Boulevard good
location bargain Would accept
smaller houss 80, as part payment
down the valley; a bargain. Win trade.
OF sell On easy payments Party has
other husiness and must sell or trade
CLOSE N property on Oregon street.
rayingfgood income. Price $4,000. VIII
100 ACRES fias soil At $50 per acre
Your last chance 10 get land like this ST
$50 per acre Terms
2s ACRTls highly improved ranch. good
house. out houses etc. 15is acres in
pears This IS a fine home. Would trade
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT SITE
CORNER 100 Il frontage Price $500
Would trade 1o- Island land or house.
CLOSE N CORNER On MISSOURI ST.
WOULD sell cheap or take some trade
and give easy terms On balance
WE HAVE FOR TRADE a fuel bust
ness IN Alamogorao. owner says making
him $500 per month Would trade Tor
. house IN Fl Paso-
CLOSE N corner. san Jacinto street;
would take part n trade. land CT city
property
Two HOUsES-one 5-room and one
Groom. 70 trade Tor lots IN the Alta
Vista district
WE HAVE any number OF trades Come
RIO GRASDE REALTY co.
si1-e12 First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31

The STATE OF Texas,
County OF Il paso.
To these Indebted to o. holding claims
against the estate Of Maria Fuentes
Thomson. deceased. the undersigned hav-
ing been duly appointed Executor OF the
estate OF Maria Fueutes Thomson. de-
ceased, late Of Il Faso county. Texas. by
T. =. NcCllntocr. Judge OF the County
Court Of said county. on the 18th day %
Septem her. A. D. 1913. during a regular
term thereof. hereby notifies all persons
indebted 70 said estate TO come forward
and make settlement and those hav.lg
claims against said estate. 10 present
them to him. within the time prescribed
BE- law, at his residence az Clint. Il
Paso cour -. Texas. where he receives
his mail
Dated October s. 1913
L P THOMSON.
Executor Estate Of Mary Fuentes Thom-
son. EfcerFcd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31

repairing " SpeCialiL6 IN aIEnat ufe
rewinding.
sIO9 DOETn-New 5 room bungalow,
glazed porch. garage. basement, 2
lots. balance like rent.
so DOyn-S20 monthly on principal
: room brick with basement.
Land Wanted. Central Texas-in trade
for room brick with basement: s350e.
. Room Brick. &550O-iOn Boulevard,
cut from $500; must sell
y. ChmpbeIi-5 room brick, must have
quick cash: $500.
Valley Land Wanted in exchange for
Il room house. north side; $1,000.
Easy Payments, new room bunga-
low, s240o-s20 monthly on principal
alta Vista
apartment House WaRte d-Wfl
-ssume. SIS, 600.
Tor Trade. Il Room Tenement-Will
rade for upper valley land: $1,000.
VIII Take Lots in Trade for 5 room
brick.
List your arEains-Customer wait
ing
HAWKINS BROS.
e15-S17 Martin Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
SneciaI Notice,

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COMFORTS and Blankets
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
WEEKS & OWENS. attorneys-at-iaW. have
moved FROM the Trust Bldg 10 5o3-4-5-6
Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31

TUX KIM
1900 Wyoming. s rooms. furnace 4ss-yu
7O3 Cotton. 1 rooms. x1e-gg
sos River. rooms -Szv-vV
1900 Boulevard. rooms -.---.-..-f- l-5e
$40 W Missouri. rooms .S2e-9o
SO Boulevard. 8 rooms --....--..-y $500
Mundy Ave. 5 rooms 5000
1901 Wyoming. rooms $1,000
1877 Cotton. room. furnace -ss5-ve
Silver St, rooms. furnace $3.50 5000
Mckinley Ave. rooms. furnished.
furnace ese-ee
Nations. 4 rooms. furnished $500
Grant Ave. rooms. furnished. fur
JAS. L. MARX CO.
Phone 1850. 3oi san Antonio
UNFURNISHED
( rooms, MADEIRA St. f1a-oo
rooms. Missouri st, -.-----...----S s9-e9
rooms. CT. 5 P. Clifton .s25-eg
rooms. s P. PIedras St ..-..--- SOU
; rooms, Olive St --....-..-.---.--s-t- 3v
rooms. Wyoming St ....--.....--s sV-9e
rooms. Epson --.------.s---..-.. a51-ey
Z rooms. Memphis St --.--.------- Sss-g9
rooms. Myrtle Ave ......--------1 se-yy
: rooms. Mesa Ave S4s-ey
Z rooms. Nevada s. si.-te
rooms and furnace Cliff St $500. $500
rooms, y. FL Paso -------------.* 5000
FURNISHED
( rooms. breakfast room. Gil s P.
Hamilton street St1.9y
rooms. Nevada St -.---------.--s 4o-ee
5 rooms and s P. Cliff St 1900 $500
ANDERSON-F1LLER INVESTMENT CO.
5es Mesa Ave Phone s061.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
For Sale or Exchanee-ReaI Estate

1903 ACRES best farming land in Texas
VIII trade for houses. apartment house or
small improved farm down the valley
For information. cali az 504 wyoming.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Good warehouse lots for business property
pay difference in cash Drug store at
Five Points. for land or cottage Large
apartment house on y. FL Paso street.
for land or lots. Clcar land n Vada. y
IL. for cottages Pear orchard near Clint
for cottage. Cottage Pacific beach 1or
e Paso property.
W. y. CARL
s02 Capies. Phone IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
Poultry and Pei Stock

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FBESH EGGS-Cau ss2sW.
FRESH EGGs-s5 cents. col U2son-
sALE-White Leghorn yeahing hens. lay
ing. Homan's Poultry Farm. Isieta. Tex
IS LAYING hens cheap. 1903 Montana
street.
sTALKER'S Flower Shop and Bird Store,
Guaranteed singing Canaries. s. & Sc each
1 GUARANTEED singing Canaries and
hooking Birds as CcDia-
YOUNG HENS; also two tons OF coal
Phi. Ss51W.
NEW ZEALAND and Belgian haFes cheap
selling out Phone T01S-
ABOUT 80 pigeons. Homers and Carriers,
for sale cheap Call S5SsJ-. after p m
b lid Up your Belgian stock with a
good buck I've got them Ph- 5liS
GUARANTEED singing canaries, IS and
IS each FL Paso Seed Co. San Antonio
and Campbell SITS
FOR SALE-Pair Belgian hares. also bred
doe and doe with litter Of young. Fort
Bliss car 5114 Hamilton s.. Phi S2s5R-
CARNEAUX-A Few pairs OF the beautiful
Ruby Red strain at Sc per pair. Marion
Martin. 1906 Nations Ave.
WANTED
Squads for cash
Phone So
ANCONOS pullets and cockerels. $50
each and I'D. Mammoth Bronze turkeys.
toms s.. hens 81 All fine pure stock W
r Peck. BalmOrhea- Tex
FOR SALE reasonable Three New Yea
land does. all with first filters Of young
high class utility stock. Phi. 4ss1R. for
Information
BARRED and White Rocks: highest egg
type: yearling cocks. cockerels. pulietsr
young hens. hens with trap nest records
above 200. Sanitary Farm, san Antonio.
New Mexico
CHICKENS given a chance will aid war
work. Care should be given 10 poultry
10 keep them physically strong Reliance
Tonic for greater egg production. Reliance
Eoup and Canlzer Cure for colds and ca
tarrhal affections. Reliance Lice Killer ex-
terminates vermin. Reliance Cholera Spe-
cffic for bowel troubles. All remedies soc
and 81 sizss. Guaranteed or money re-
funded Reliance Remedies Co. SIS z
san Antonio St. F. Psso. Tex. Distribu-
tor ". D. Wise seed Co. and e Paso
Sod Co. Fl Pasn. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
For Sale-Piauos

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PIANO MOVING our speciality.
TEXICO TRANSFER co. PHI 581-s62.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
For Rent-Rouses Furnished

For Rent-Houses Furnished
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BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s2is.
FURNISHED five room cottage, SO. 14i1
z. Nevada Phi soc1-
NICELY furnished half Of bungaloW. near
County club. Pm 4S65W.
UNUSUAL. attractive. five room bungalow,
all conveniences. heating plant. close In.
one block from street car. Phi 257e-
FOR RENT-Furnlshed bungalow. live
rooms and sleeping porch, 5seS Mountain
Ave, s55- Phi eso9R-
WANTED-At once. couple 70 share newly
furnished bungalow: hot air heat Don
phone 1911 Arizona
FOR RENT-Furnished modern bungalow,
furnace heat. reasonablei near Five Poiats.
Pm. 1177.
COTTAGE-Five rooms. bath, Sleeping
porch complete. Americans only No
children. 70s y. Kansas. Apply So5 y.
kansas, Apt .
FURNISHED five room modern bungalow,
furnace heat. on Montana st. See
W. L. PAYNE
le1 Mesa ave. Phone 1850.
FOX RENT-FURNIsHED
Eight room two story, heating plant, ga
rage. COW and chicken sheds and yards.
Fine grounds and choice location Rich
PHONE 1913 Or ISa5.
SsO3 BLISS STREET. five rooms. porches
heating plant. furnished beautifully .nclud-
Ing piano; immediate possession Rental
FRANK Z. COX
Phone s425. 2ls Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
Housekeeping ROOms-Furnished

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ONE furnished housekeeping room: light.
water and phone furnished. SIS month
9e5 y. oregon.
LARGE front housekeeping room. nice FOR
couple or two ladies employed, $3.50 per
week Phi 5S3s-
NICE sunny ROOM with sleeping porch
fitted for housekeeping: nice place; $ls-
Phone 5S35-
CLEAN. cosey. nicely furnished rooms in
homelike place. lights. water. phoEe' very
reasonable. 1920 Olive or phone 6SllW.
FOR RENT-One housekeeping room. one
room. ykitchenet and sleeping porch 4zls
= Boulevard Phi s9i7R
THREE well furnished rooms and sleeping
porch. private bath No children Close
in SIS y. e Paso-
TWO ROOMs-LiEht housekeeping. bath,
private entrance. 500 block Montana In
quire So y. Florence
LARGE ROOM. completely furnished FOR
housekeeping lights. water and phone fur
nished, So month Close in sos y Viz
GINA Phi. 6sz3M-
TWO furnished Housekeeping rooms.
glassed in sleeping porch; new and clean;
suitable for couple Private home 1908
z. Boulevard
TWO CLEAN pleasant and nicely fur-
nlshed housekeeping rooms. private porch.
lights. water. phone. and hot baths fur
nished. No sick no children Walking
distance. 2o9 W. Rio Grande.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
Housekeeping ROoms-Unfurnished

TWO ROOMS and sleeping porch unfur-
nished- Phone 5177-
FOR RENT-Three unfurnIshed rooms 20
couple without children. Ga y. Florence
or phone $685..
TWO UNFINISHED Rooms for light
housekeeping. in private family; bath.
large sleeping porch. lights. phone. va
ter. Ph. alol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
SPECIAL BARGAIN.


Must sell before Nov. 9Th. 5 rooms
and sleeping porch. basement and
furnace Fine location. Worth $500.
VIII sell Tor $500. on terms.
SEE KILLER,
At Leaven & Sherman. Phi. 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31

ONE furnished housekeeping room: light.
water and phone furnished. SIS month
9QS y. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
For Sale-City Property

PARMELEE-Msgn and starter
repairing. We specialize N aTmature
rewinding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
For Rent-HOuse, Unfurnished

For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished
PHI. $3.50 houses unfur. apt. furnished
FOUR ROOM house. sleeping porch. mod
ern: near High school Phone Ss0l-
MODERN Two story. SIX room house. close
in. 500 Epson Apply Jas l. Mari 4 Co.
THREE rooms. bath and sleeping porch.
near Lamar school Phone 2Io3,
FOUR ROOMS. modern. see. 2s0s Gold.
Phi 2i57
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
a MODERN four room bungalow for rent.
furnished or unfurnished- Apply 1913 E.
Missouri Phone SAW.
FIVE ROOMS-278I Granr Ave $40
LAY REALTY & TRUST co.
Phone 351s. 204 Trust Bldg.
MOVING made easy when you use our
equipment and our competent help
TENICO TRANSFER CO.. PHI 76l-s62-
COTTAGE-Five room. bath and basement.
on two full lots no Texas ST. Inquire
Mrs. Bush Pm. ia
NE SAVE you from IS 10 80 percent on
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE 90.
MODERN bungalow in best neighhorhood
IN Manhattan Heights. near car line. TO
small family; sleeping porch garage
references. Phone 6sSsW.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. hot water.
=
w. Missouri St Inquire q. W Newell. lle
w. Franklin s. Phi 6s5.
THREE ROOM bungalow. with sleeping
porch. big yard. big basement. all conven-
fences; very cheap Inquire 1721 Z. Mis-
souri,
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. Buy a combination coal and gaS
range Your credit Is o. X.
F0UTZ-MOoRE FURNITURE CO.
rooms. 70S y Campbell .-.-..-.sss.o0
G rooms. 81 Epson ..---..-.-.-----S55 $500
rooms Apt, SOC Williams .s2i.oo
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
22t Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
FOR RENT
-Four rooms. sleeping porch. heating
plant 2S08 Memphis street......-. 500 90
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
si1-2l2 First Natl Bank BlGg.
FOR RENT
10l5 y, Va. rooms $3.50
1903 Wyo. rooms .-............f2oo9
1919 Laurel. rooms -ssl-50
12l Williams. rooms .....-..-...SS 2.5o
1884 Westminster. room bungalow.
mostly furnished O.. .....---...-s e5.o9
FISK RAMSEY REALTY co.
Phone 1918
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHE
: rooms, s P. Copper ----.--.----- $500
3 rooms. G. s. P. Popular .....---.s15.00
rooms. s P, Wheeling ST. ...--.S1S-0O
rooms. C. s. P, Chester ST. ...-.-Szo.00
Z rooms u = r. douglas - s----s f-a.uN
3 rooms S. p. Fl boulevard $1,000
5 rooms, G. s. P. East boulevard .S3l. 30
rooms. s P. y. kansas .......... 5000
FOR RENT-FTRNiSHED.
4 rooms, G. s p. jackson 81. 5000
4 rooms, G. s. P. Nashville $3.50. 5000
5 rooms. S. P Nations Ave. $500
s rooms. s. P. Montana .......... $500
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio ST.
5 rooms. zoos \. Florence .........s25.Oe
rooms. 1215 2 Boulevard $500
room. 2s29 Boulevard .........s22.s 50
3 rooms. 1909 F. Missouri ...--...-s17-5Q
s rooms. 20. Mesa .-..............ss0 $50. 90
s rooms 2se5 Aurora ..........s $500
5 rooms 7o6 Montana $500
: rooms. 81 y. Oregon $1,000
r3oms. 3se7 Memphis .-...---.---s1 $500
J. II. SMITH a SONS
40 First Natl Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
Taxidernisls

WELDING. BRAZISG and straiEhteninE.
BUCHANAN. sIs san Franeis~o. Pm SsSs.
WELDING-The way il should be done.
promptly: any size Phone 1851
BROWN WELDING CO.. COO Texas 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31

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FEESH EGGS-Can ss2SW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-31
SACRIFICE.


4 modern 5 room bungalow With
large sleeping porch and garage.
Trees. flowers and lawns, a beautiful
view over valley and city. Price
s35o0.00.
DERsON-FILIER
INVESTMENT co.
296 Mesa Ave Phone sOs1
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28

.sdniI;:nf or an undYin" love drove away all those dark shadows of the past.
 To whatsoever extent Germany may belittle the military power of the United States. it must soon recognize our resources as Il custodian. We found many fine German ships in our harbors and we have put them in war paint and will use them as naval aux diaries. says the New York World. On taking account of stock, we also dis cover hundreds of millions of German property here of which we are to take possession. Every ship once German will carry troops and munitions to Flu rope and every dollar that can be raised on property or credits once Ger man will be put into Liberty bonds. In this we exhibit almost Teutonic eff ciency in adapting means to ends.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28
Darrow Has Marrow Escape

John DarroW arrived in Wrar- gell the past week after an eX- citing rescue from the icy waters near Point Baker.
 MT. Darrow, in company with four other natives, was coming from Bayview to Wrangell for the body of Andrew Thomas.
 They were making the trip in the gas-boat belonging to Mr. Thomas. Near Point Baker they ran into a heavy sea, and tie tiller-rope breaking, MT. Darrow was washed overheard. Mir. Darrow states that he was in the water one hour and twenty min- utes before he was rescued by Dan Charlie who put the life boat over and reached him at the greatest peril to his own life.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28
Found First Diamond.

The first diamond discovered in Griqualand. South Africa, was found by tine children of q Dutch farmer who for time used it as Il playthins The stone was later sent to Cape Town, where its true nature was rec ognized, and it was subsequently for. warded to Paris. where it was eA hibited and sold for S2,5O0. The valu- able discovery soon led to other re' searches, and diamonds were un- earthed in various places in Griqua- land West, with the result tha:l 1t years ago, the country of the Griquas a mixed race sprung from Dutch set tiers and native women, was annexed by Great Britain.
 Diamond hunting was at first con tincd 70 the lninks of the Saal river but ill tha year of the British occUpa- {iun mines were opened ia tae loC;.iit! known as dry diggings,. which has since received the nalIle of kimbtfly In 1872 tine world Was startled by he discovery of the Stewart diamond ot 2SS:s carais. The daily output of 'at consulltlated mines at Kimberly just prior to the oatbre;tk of the Wi+r Nj. valuel ut $-2,20,o0O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28
ALOYAL LOVE. Gy EDNA LEE WATSON.

tCc pyrirht. 1917. Western Newspaper Union.
 'ThVT are yours. 1 believer
 'They are mine."
 The man spoke with steely cold pre- cision. There was sheer in his tones menace in his evil eyes. She met his fierce glance with unwavering mien, with dffidence and contempt t''at stung him to the quick-and she the bride of a month!
 II congratulate you on your powers of deceit" he almost hissed.
 Adrienne Mercer raised herself to her full height.
 If you have discovered what you might have known, what the world could have told you long ago. that l loved the man who gave me these tri- fles before I met you, it is no revea- tiOn of deceit. I know not what bale ful power you held over my poor fa- ther. dead but a week. that he drove me to wed you. because you forced him to do so. I never feigned to even re- spect you"
 A model wife. truly." grated Judge Rolfe Mercer harshly.
 T am not that to you; never will be- she returned clearly.
 He could have struck that fair face in his mad rage. He could have killed Vance Orton, had he stood before him.
 Have care!' he uttered through his set teeth. "I shall remember this fond lover of yours.'
 "IIe never was that. No word save of friendship ever passed between us, yet I glory in saying that he had my whole heart. and never knew"
 She replaced the pretty fan, n little cluster of shriveled roses, photO- graph. some invitation notes, the dead record of the one bright passage in her girlhoOd life, in her writing desk, whence the probing hand of her hus- band had unearthed them.
 He came home q day later, flushed with drink and triumph
 "When you read the evening paper" he pronounced in even, but malice freighted tones. land recognize the sudden downfall of your idol and sole putteTu oI pefIect Hld1lnoOu, vance OI- ton. you will perhaps comprehend that ] have not boasted vainly of my pow er."
 Adrienne read the account of the de- scent on gambling house while it's inmates were engaged in riotous fra cas-. There was the name of the man she loved. The judge before whom he and others had been brought had sentenced three of them, including Or ton to six months in the city bride well.
 Adrienne then comprehended the full, despicable meanness of the man she had welded. Before the week
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28
Cpinmunai Kitchens.

The latest proposal for th' elimi nation of Waste in food and ne sup ply of meals It nfinilEun cuSt Il Eng land. includes, what for ]. better term is called, communal feeding. The com munal kitchen has been proposed OH several occpsiors but, save for few spasmodic experiments, it has not been given d thorough trial. Lord Rhondd; is interested in the new proposal and acting with d committee Of social workers he is deSising plans to give the scheme a real test. With so many women doing war work and with con sequent neglect of household duties some such plan as is proposed will have to be carried cut if the rising gen eration is not to suffer seriously in health.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28

was out she had summari1y left him. She had means of her own and sought a distant secusion. Then began the downward descent of Rolfe Mercer mercenary judge and crooked politi- elan. He was busted from his judi cial position for accepting q bribe. Lower and lower he sank, fortune and influence gone, until he became com mon drunkard and vagabond.
 Vance Orton. after his unjust sen tence. left the city and began a new life in q border town in Utah. He was natural leader among men, and be- came such in the community. He was mayor. judge. and friend of everybody and idolized hy the rough miners of the district for his fairness"
 One day a ragged, bloated, terrified wretch was brought before him, pro tected from the vengeance of half a dozen halfbreeds who sought to get at him as he was brought into the court room. At once Orton recognized him.
 One of the Indians was shouting out the cause of the arrest. Rolfe Mercer had become common thief and tramp. had visited the hut where his mother lived, had nearly choked her to death, forcing from her the few coins she possessed. The prisoner covered like the craven he was, as he recognized the man who had the power to retail ate in full for past injustice.
 SnI1ap1u howavnr tho con of tho Indian woman leaped forward naked blade in his hand. Before the officers could prevent him he had plunged the knife into the side of Mercer, had leaped through an open window and was gone.
 Care for the man in every way you can." ordered Orton. His wife was friend of my friends in the long ago." But Mercer was beyond the power of human aid.
 It was when he was dead that an of ficer brought to Orton some papers found in his clothing. One of these was of peculiar interest to Orton. For the first time he knew that husband and wife had been parted for years. The document found was letter ad- dressed to q lawyer in distant city. It told him that the writer, Mercer, was destitute and i'll. The unseen mis- sive pleaded with the lawyer to infu. ence his client, his wife, to assist him in his extremity.
 q am going East for few weeks" Orton told his secretary. the day after Mercer had been decently buried. All those years the remembrance of Adri- enne had been vivid in his mind He longed to see her once again.
 His pretense for visiting the lawyer was that he wished to inform Mrs. Mercer of her husbands death It was in the office of the lawyer that he learned of the separation of wife and husband, and knew that Adrienne had never swerved from her regard and es- teem for himself. The next day she sent for him.
 Truth dwelt in the hearts of both. Their nathss joined once more. and the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-11-28
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

For sale Washing machine in good condition. Mrs. J. Waters.
 Mrs. Steve Shepard and little daughter Mildred are reported very low from the prevailing cpl demic.
 Have your watch repaired at George Cowan S, in the Uhler Block.
 The local Red Cross chapter shipped 21 sweaters and 10 con- valescent robes to Seattle on the Spokane.
 For sale or rent-Three-room partly furnished house. Apply Mrs. ". c. Waters. F. E. Gingrass has gone on a brief business trip to Seattle. He is making the round trip on the Spokane.
 Ed Grigwire's dandruff treat ment is the best on the market. Try it and be convinced.
 The publisher of the Sentinel is recovering from his recent ill. ness and expects to be back at work next Monday.
 For the shave and haircut of satisfaction go to Ed Grigwire's shop, opposite drug store.
 The Auklet and Murre re- turned from Lynn Canal, where they have been doing patrol duty the last of the week.
 Do not forget that a member of the Red Cross will be at the hall Friday between two and five to receive donations.
 A. Jacobitz was a southbound passenger on the Spokane. He expects to visit various Washing ton cities before returning to Wrangell..
 J. H. Wheeler who was ill at