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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
FIRE IS STILL RAGING
WHERE MINERS BURIED

AMSTERDAM. ohio, Oct 81
Fire continued to rage In Mine No
OF the Y. & o. coal company here
Today with no word from the 2l en-
tombed miners, for whom all hope
has been lost.
Richard Jones. mine superintend-
ent, stated today he held no hope
for any OF the men being found
alive and that the intensity OF the
fire was so great. II was doubtful II
the bodies'would ever be found. The
fire Is s,ill raging In the main en-
trance OF the mine and rescuers have
been unable TO go into entry No. 1
since yesterday when work was
stopped when the shaft was threat
ened with destruction.
An effort will be made today TO
80 back into the mine through entry
No IA with a possible chance OF
cutting through TO the men at the
end OF entry No 15.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
|sFNATE RESOLUTION
ADOPTED BY HOUSE
Resolution PIcsiging Support Oh Gov
crnmcDt In Present fIher'"'
Goes Through Overwhelmingly
10 NEGATIVE VOTE IS CAST
an p,.c,t Numbering 2eS. Ap-
prove Resolution--frcs''c"
Approval Not Necessary

WASHINGTON. oct. sl--py an
oyerwhelming vote tho house toaay
aJonted the senate resolution pleus
ing support to the ma li2hal auIn.
,stratlon and all othersAi authorlly
in their efforts TO meet the present
indusirIal emergency
on the roll call not one OF INC
o66 members present cast negative
,,ote As the senate has ADOPTED the
rosolution. the house action com
nlelrd it's enactment as the measure
docs not have to receive presioeh'iai
approval. u,, a.o
Representative Connally, Demo
,rst Texas, who is the author OF
similar resolution accused the repup-
leans OF bringing up the senate
measure under spur or necessary
and Pepresentative Madden. repnb-
Ican. Illinois, complained against. the
injection OF politics" declaring
'this too, is an American question
"This is the first display or
courage by the president" declared
Representative Madden, republican
Illinois. referring to the pginent y
s&tement on the strike, Hls as.
sshtion was greeted with boohs ana
cries OF mo" from the democref1c
side
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
GOV. ALLEN JOINS
FEDERAL AGENCIES
Kansas Executive Says State VIII
Have tn work With National
Government Ia Meet Crisis.

BOSTON. oct 81 The refusal OF
Alexander NJ Howatt, president OF
Distrlc, No. II. United Mine Work
crs ot America. TO negotiate with the
Southwest coal Operators assocla-
ton, means that Kansas Will have
10 meet the threatened strike OF
miners along the lines proposed by
the federal government. Governor
Henry i Allen Of that state said here
today. lie asserted that tho offer OF
the operators to negotiate for new
contract for the Kansas district in
dependent OF action In other fields,
made through his office TO President
Howatt was thoroughly sincere The
governor who came here 10 assist
In the republican state campaign,
declined 10 comment further on the
situation until he had heard directly
from his office at Topeka
Tho offer OF the operators assn
ciRtiou 10 negotiate was character
iZed by President IIowa,t at Chi
cago last nish as "a big bluff"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth Start Trip
Home on u. S. Steamer

OLD POINT COMFORT. VI
Oct. 3i,--Albert, king OF the Bel
CLANS. Elizabeth, his royal consort.
and their son, Leopold. duke OF
Brabant, bada adieu TO America
this afternoon. sailing on the pres
idential steamship George Wash
ington. which weighed anchor at l
o'clock from Hampton Roads.
bound for Belgium. They were ac-
companied by Brand Whluock,
American ambassador to Belgium,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
FOUR THOUSAND MINERS
AFFECTED IN ARKANSAS

FORT SMITH. ARK. Oct ~
Four thousand men VIII become tai
AM $50 mines located IN siN Counr
ties will suspend operations IN Ar
kansas. rs tho result OF tho nat!ona
coal strike effective al midnight to
night.
The state annually produced ap-
proximaieiy ?eh0,000 tons @; coal
Every mine OF the state iS affoctrl
In Arkansas. oklahoma ana Texa
5000 men viii ho affected by the
strike. only one mine, "a nonrlni'n
plant, il not affected In thia dle,r!ct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
SLAYER DECLARED GUILTY
BY JURY OUT % HOURS

MONTPELIER. VT, oct. 81. The
jury in the case OF George A. Long
accused OF numbering Mrs. bA a.
Broadwell, returned yerdrct OF
guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree late this afternoon after being
ut23l-2 hours. The penalty Is life
imprisonment.
Mrs. Broad well, mother or three
children, was found strangled 10
death last MAY under suspicious cir
cumstances. Long was arrested with
Mrs Isabel Parker, "A Barre lodg-
ing house keeer, no Ia no IN JAIL
and probably viii be tried later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Decline to Reopen
Anfi-Sfrike Hearing

WASHlNGrNN. oct 81 ny
unanimous vote the senate Interstate
commerce committee today refused
Ia grant the request OF representa-
tiN~s ~ the railroad hrotherhoodi
that hearings be rcopencd on tho
nnti.strikc provision Of the railroad
bill which the committee recently
.reportcd to the senate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Blind Men Threaten
to Go on Strike in
Pennsylvania Home

PHILADELPHIA. oct 31.---ln-
mates Of the Pennsylvania working
home for blind men have present
ed demands for higher wages and
threatened TO strike next week
unless They are granted. ACCORD.
ing TO the blind men, who make
brooms whisks. carpets and cane
work. their board has been raised
with comparatively no Increase In
wages They have formed an or
ganizstion affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
COLORADO TROOPS MOVING
RAPIDLY TO NINE CENTERS

DENVER. Colo, oct. sl.---Move-
ment OF Colorado national guards
men to various coal mining sections
Of the stateTwas under way today.
II is expected the troops, all equlppe I'd
for action will be on patrol duty at
some mines before midnight tonight.
Soldier protection, coal operators
declared, will result In many miners
remaining at work. but union leaders
are confident that the tieup In mines
not under union contract will be
complete.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
GRANTS INJUNCTION AGAINST
NEW YORK LIQUOR SALE

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l,-United
States District Judge Augustus n.
Hand today granted n temporary in
junction at the request OF the United
States district attorney prohibiting
the sale OF all liquor containing one
half OF one per cent or more alcohol.
J Under the injunction snloonkeep-
,ers who violate the prohibition en-
'fhrcement law con be summary ar
rested and imprisoned for contempt
nf cnnri
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
CALL BETHMANN- -H0LWEG
BEFORE GERMAN COMMITTEE

BERLIN. oct ~ Former chan
cellor Won Hrthmann IIollwcg was a
witness today before the suhcommlt.
tee ~ the National assembly myrsli
eating what had been the p"ENhlli
ties ot peace making during tho
course Of the war, He was ash 4
several searching questions by the
COMMITTEES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

Straycd I hst Sunday, a number
of preshyterlans. believed 20 have
gone In the opposite direction from
the First Presbyterian church At
Seventh and boston. Finder. please
bring them back Sunday school al
.9:I5 a m Preaching service Rt
1855 a. m. and 72O p m. Chris
tion Endchvor at 6.l5 y. m. GOOD
music. Plain preaching --Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Pour Mobiloil on tho Troubled
MOtOrqt

II It's a Ford or . high.
grade Marmon. or what
ever make OF car II IN pour
MOBII1OIL on II and en-
sure smooth running. We
sell MOBlLOILS exclusive.
ly. Phone us. We deliver.
free OF charge. TULSA
RUBBER n NUICANfZ-
ING co. Fifth at Boulder
Phones Usage or Cedar l722
Cedar 600.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
KENYON ASKS BODY
TO SETTLE WALKOUT
Iowa senator i'ropo-cs Commission
OF Three Ca study Situatiot'---Sub'
Committee Works. on Steel Report

WASHINGTON. oct al -- Croa-
ton OF a board of three prominent
mon to settle Che coal and steel
strli,rs ANA u'nrr industrial disturb
auccs was advocated by Senator
Kenyon. republican. OF Iowa, chair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
Many Wapt Dry Jobs.
A.. ~. uz.yI

Ok LAHOMA CITY. Oct 3i.--Hu-
bert l., Bolen, collector OF internal
revenue, announces that TO date he
has received more than 100 appli-
cations for appointment of men TO
enforce the new prohibition act. Bo-
len says that about 25 additional
men will be added to his force made
necessary by the passage Of the new
law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
man Of the ssnst. cs

man OF the senAte cs
education and labor this 80
a subcommittee OF dy0U
committee Is now engn geo. II draw
ing up a report on It's recent In
vcstlgntlon OF the steel strike. The
report probably will cmbody rec
concentrations for conservative legis-
lation To prevent stIkes and bring
about amicable adjustmen tof dis
put"s between capital and labor.
Senator Kenyon said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01

In Mount Sangay. South America,
has the most active volcano In tho
sorld as It has been in constant
eruption since l72S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-01
FARM LOAN CASE GOES
TO U. S. SUPREME COURT

KANSAS c1Tf. Oct. ol.--Judgo A.
s, Van Valkenburghe late today dis
missed the suit brought In the United
States district court here by Charles
T.. Smith of Kansas city. to test the
constitu,ionality OF the federal farm
loan act and granted an appeal to
The supreme court
In an oral opinion delivered from
the bench Judge Van ValkcnhurGh
stated he dismissed the suit FOR
want OF equity" motion viii he
filed In the supreme court NoVem-
her 10 moving that the case bc ad-
vanced for an early hearing. accord
ing to William NJ Bulhtt OF Louis
vflle, attorney for the plaintiff
Groves Tastclc~ chin Tonic
restores vitality and energy by puri-
Tying and enriching the blood. You
can soon feel It's Strengthening. In
vigorating Effect Price 6oc. ---AdVt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

idfafetroe Rinb oaniit norm 3uoedh,
fpie es ei11e f~relibe5orgte Msutter BEL
ibrem Heinen aiebIina TIT. Muf
ebenio tpl116erbnre Weiie, tpie ie ge-
fon11en, mar Die done GGrau tuieber
perfdtpunben.
MIs bas &irb am morgen ertpab-
te, mnBte eg nidtg bon Sturm nrb
@alte. sc rieb fih Die Menglein,
iprnh fem Morgengebet unb re1te
fid miber Sic Come, Ole ben geitertt
10 finitere11 @oIo MN goIoig bnrb-
Ieudtete. Noia pra11g r1l11fer auf,
nm ben Weg 81 il1d}en, Der 51 ibrem
&dus6en uibrte.
Gin &ol5ba11er, Der bes 8eges
tam, NOR nidt menig eribanrt, 5u 70
friiber Worgenitunbe 111b BEL 10 griim-
niger &dlte Elm Heines Mdo9en I'M
@albe ar~5utreffen. gr fprnb 6as
@ilnb an uno IieB iih BON ibm er5db-
len, miefo es ben1 I'm 6iefe 5tn11be
ALIEN mitten i'm Wal0e iei. Nad6em
Noio ibm ibr 59iffaI er5dblt bette
uno ibre @obn11ng angegeben, nabm
er lie an Der Sanb nno fnbrte fie
Ibeim.
Die Sreu6e Ser M11tter mar 1t1=
bei6retblt9. Sic batte fbon bns
.59Iim1n1te befiirdtef: oaB Mofa IN
oiefer falten @interna6t I'M einia=
men @albe erfroren mare. eSSr1 ibrem
@liide bergaB tie beS Mamdbtigen
ni1t, Ser nun bod dies gum @uten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
lo yuni
Dertanc l,tnecl1
oes Board Ser County
RommiGdre BON 5tearns
County minne1ota.
Office bes gomtD eMnbitprs.
@tearns COUNTY. Minn., ben 8.

SUM- 1919.
spe5iellc sitnng.
SIZE go,rutb 8eb6rbe bon Stearrs
gpnntb trat benz @efebe 5ufnlge 5niams
men. s.. 81. 2abr aIs 8prfiber nnD cue
Mitglieber antpeIenb. Mnf Nntraa bes
gal. Ser1nanr., nnteritibt bon S. S.
8orgmann. tpurbe fol9enber 8efdlub gez
faBt:
Sci es bon Der g~puntbbeb6r6e bon
5tearns gountb. Minn., bef6lo1en, bob
Der County, Mubitor hermit beboumd9=
tiat 1T, an monatli6e abi6dbungen, tpie
bom Sodipeg< Sngeniel1r fir f~ooerales
Rroieft &r. 25 a1sgelteut. gu eine1r1
gIeid IS 8rpseut Ser Ib5ddbnng, ans5u.
sablen. 9atiert ct. CLOUD, ben 8. Stunt
1919.
(@ieeeI)
g. 81. 2abr, @oritber; Sacob 8ez
Der, Sal. Sernnann, S. S. Borg<
mann, County, 8eborbe.
8eftdtigt: M9olaS SbomeD, GonntD<Nn<
bitpr.
Gin bon sna 9. @uptiu nrb anberen
mter5eidnetes @eiu@ fir abdnoerlng
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
.Aas 8lrp fit S11lau6femern j

9as gi1ro fit SSulat6fte11ern 81
Baibington bot gen1eloet, bob oie
E5te1er auf @efrorellem 1tt6 letdtet1
gefrdrffen feine Mr%iperbur1g i1oe
a1if gerfdufe, Sic bon reliaioien,
|tpoEbIfidittiigen nrb er5ieberifden 8elen-
fd,affen Sci befonoeren Belegenbeiite1
tpie firdIiiden GeiiMidfeien, 8icf1ics
u11o oeraIeiidfen gentadt nerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

/ 10EOe DIS uDI QlueIIt WCDI9eI15.
G56llB in ndhiter Summer.
6ar,1tcn fiir Selratcft.
Tim sic Mnfragen bon btelen San-
lenoen bon 5nriidfebrenben Soloate11
iiber oos 8roieH, Die 5ol6aten nit
5ormen at ber1orgem 5u beantpor=
ten, fat 6as 9epartement 6es SeSrnern
ioeben cine @rffldiir11ng 6ieies Blanes
beroffentli9t. Sos Deportement tpeiIt
baranf bin, 6aB Die Mnsfubrtng bic
Ter Bldne gan5 11116 gar bonn &or=
greB obbGngt. Gs miro ertpartet, 6aB
in Ser @r%traiibnng beridie6ene @efe=
besbor1ngen, sic Ben 8lan Ser Ser
iorgung Der Sol6aten nit Sormer1
betreffen eingebrn6t mer6en. @er=
Sen btefe Norlugen mgenomnten 10
miro man ii9 fofort nnf6iden Garm-
folonien fir @ol6aten nn6 Matro1en
in falt anen 5toaten 5u griin6e11.
Ser 8lan fnBt ouf Der 11elten
Sarm=Soee", infofern man iogenar1=
tie Dorfgemeinf6aften at grinben be-
abiidtigt, bon benen ie6e etne Mnaabl
Sanler entbolfen miro, 6omit sic
2eute Ma6barn gang in Der Nabe,
CUTE 9an61traben, ouf 6enen tie 6ie
@r5eugniiie Der Garm nod Der Stabt
bringen folnrten, rnb einen Marft fiji
Sen Berfauf 6ieier G%r5e1tgniiie u11tpeit
Der 6arm boben ffo3r1er. Man miro
beriu6en, Sic Modheile 6es Gamble
bens, Sic 6ie Gar1ner 6a5n betpegen,
in Sic Sta6t at 5ieben, gu beieitiget1
80 mie 3. s.. Ben Mangel an @elen-
i6aft onf oem 9an6e, Die groBe 81
ftan5 5tpif6en 6en Barmen, Die @nt-
fern11ng bonn 8o1tant nnb Der Bet.
hung, Sen MangeI an S1ulen fir Die
Climber. l1rter 6em reuen SDftem
gibt es Elm Dorf cine Mniie6lung bon
6armern I'm lire Seimitdfe a1s
MiHelp1nft, no tie 6ie 8orteile elmer
5to0t III groBem MaBe getteBen tom
men - sic quite Sbnle, 6ie Stride;
6as @nnoelbil6ertbeater, 6as gut
au~sgeItattete @ei6dft un6 6urb 6ieie
3ulammen nit gnten 2an6itraBen,
bent @rpreBoienft 6emEelepbm, Dem
Mnto nn6 benz Boitamt miro ftb Dos
6nrmIeben ga115 o116ers geltalten mie
BET Ser friiberen Mbgeibloifenbeit.
Mn6bem Die ebemaligen Soloaten
6ie DGrn11e nr16 @a11dle gebnut ODER
6ns abgepalbete 2anb bon ben 8nl11-
1tumpfen geidubert o6cr Mb5ugsgrd-
ben gebonf baben I'm 6as5umpflan6
troden 5u Iege1; 1ta9bem tie &dnfer
unb @deunen, 3dune un6 2anoifra-
zen qebout bnber nr6 D6rfer a11ge<
Ieat, Molfereien, @onierbefubrifen,
2agerbauIer unb 5bulen erri6fet
baben nnb6em lie 6as 2an0 fultnr=
faibig genta9t baben, miro Die @egiez
r11ng Sen 2elttet1 erlaube1t, iib etre
6ie1er 6armen o11S5uiuden. Ser 8lanl
1iebt BOZ, 0oB Tie fit 6teie 6nrnten IN
Heiren Staten mdiibrenb zines lange1
3eitralms be5ablen fott11en. gs miro
ertpartet, bob oie2e1te Die erlte feftte
State aus benz 2obn beaable11 tperoe11
f0i;nner, Ben fiiie BON Der &egierl1ng fmr
bic boriteben6e Mrbeit erbalten babe11.
Dns Ibrige @eb fa1t11 aus benz ibnet1
bonn 8erfm1f Ser @rnten e%it1fonrne11-
ben @elb be5abH meroe11.
@s miro altd beab1tdttgt DOB ole
@egiernng 6ieie 11elten Sarmer NIT
ben n0tigen giebita11o rno Bartnge-
rabet1 p%erforgt, oie ebet1fans II Hate11
be5obH tperoen folen. IS.
Dieie 6ormen tperoe11 bter5tg BIS
n1t5ig Mder grob 1etn nir nllg1ret1te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19
Ser Sic 9entfde,1 NIB lire Nadt

Ser Sic Dentfdjea 1.nb lire Nad5t
fonnmen fennt, tpeiB, mas fe 6iefem
2anbe al Griebens5eit als idaffen0e,
anfbnuenbe Rraft n1f allen @sebieten
menihlider Edtigfeit Dert naren;
er tpeiB, miie fie felt @aibington bis
gum beutigen Sage i'm @'riege tapfer
fdmpfenb if 2eben fir ben 8efta11
un6 Die 5iderbeit hires 8nterlnnbes
opferten. Ger eingetpanoerte Deutff9e
ntrbe niht rur in politifder &infiM
Elm tpertboues @lieb feineS Mboptip-
baterlanoes, er ertuies fib aud ole
rteu er5e11genbe &raft auf benz @ebie>
te 6es Mferbnus, IN Der Snou1tre,
I'M 6innnatDefen, I'M 8ertDaltungs-
1ienft Fir Sta6t 11n6 9ano mie IN al
len piffenfdafliden 8erufen. 9as
bleibt cine gefdidtlide 8abrbeit,
Die fe1bit Der gefrdBigfte Natibiit nidf
berIeugnen tam. Desbalb &opf bod
nnb bora1 NIT 1teliem frii9en Mut.
@as man nns ~angetnn, lon 1ns nidt
erlblahen, fonoern 1pagen lofer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-19

gelenH bntte. nbriinffhigen gebe,
te 1anfte tie @oH at1o elmer geDene-
Deiten Mltter ir Die mlinoerbare
Mettlng tires @iinoes.
Nofa nber nuroe felt oieiern fpltn,
oerbaren grIebnis Elm nod eifrige-
res Morienfinb. Mug ibrem Mnn6e
babe iib biefe fIleine @efdidte, Ole Id
5eben er54bH babe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
Ho,U Much Tobacco
VIII My Heart Stand
Question Vital to Every Man Who Smokes or Chews

and taking them as directed. The habit
really quits you and its departure is
pleasure equal to its indulgence.
II you want 10 know how much easier
it IS to quit the habit with Nicotol than
without IT. 90 twenty four hours with
out tobacco and note what an effort IL
costs you, then begin using IL as usual
and take Nicotol tablets. At the end
OF a week discontinue smoking or
chewing for a cay and II is probable
you will have no desire To resume. At
least your desire will be greatly dim
inished and another week or two should
make 1t not only possible, but a pleas
ure. to quit.
NOTE: DR.. Conner, formerly OF
advice Nicotol has oTten been used, said
when this statement was shown TO him.
Il have known Nicoto, TO conquer the
and can therefore recommend IL high
~" hen the doctors statement was
shown TO one OF leading druggists he
remedy for the tobacco habit. way ahead
of anything we have ever sold before.
We are authorized by the manufacturers
10 refund the money 10 every dissatis-
fed customer and we would not permit
the use Of our name unless the remedy
possessed unusual merit Nlcot0l Is
sold I'm this city under an iron-clad
money back guarantee by all mp to date
druggists. including the Central Drug
Store and Otto G. Bastian Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

now, and I must wait Neither have
kissed you. That can be remedied.
and will give you something 20 think
about far pleasanter than that tar
radiddle or DR.. Marsh's"
The color flooded her face You
wouldn't. am helpless"
Harriet, woodland will. 4"
Sulting action 20 words, he kissed
her, not once. but many times, then
hastily left the room.
But for all his apparent assurance
he. was troubled. Navigation would
soon close. and IL was imperative
they should leave on the next
steamer. II was equally impera-
tive that she should marry him, and
the only man in town at the time
accredited with power 10 perform
the ceremony was a justice OF the
peace.
He knew she would object, and
TO one Of less steadfastness OF pur-
pose the outlook would have been
discouraging as he went to her. his
hands full OF letters, that for the
moment absorbed him, but not TO
such an extent he did net feel her
hand travel down his coat sleeve
and come TO rest in the broad palm
opened to receive IL.
She spoke impatiently as the let
ter still claimed him.
40. when does the steamer
leave2"
He looked up at that. Tomorrow.
Why?"
Gould I go?"
"Of course. I would not leave
you"
She seemed TO weigh something
in her mind before speaking again,
then said vvistfuHy:
1T would be lovely TO live in that
old-fashioned house and have such
a wonderful garden"
you are going 10 live there, Har-
riet. What is more, you are going
TO walk about that garden with me
and see its wonders by moonlight.
I have arranged with Judge Harris
TO call this evening and marry us"
Judge Harris! There is no ques-
ton OF marriage now. II there was
do you think I would consent TO be
married by any one other than a
minister Of my own church ?"
LAS we are situated. there is no
help for IT," he answered quietly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
1T MAY COST = PRECIOUS LIFE TC
FIND OUT BY EXPERIMENT.

The heart OF every excessive user Of
tobacco bears a double burden. It does
its allotted task and then fights nico-
tine for supremacy. As long as the
heart wins be lives: when II loses he
dies. but before the final victory Of nico-
tine you pass through many stages OF
decline and decay and suffer many
pangs. Hearts are like human beings
some are stronger than others, therefore
some hearts will stand more tobacco
than others, but there is a limit TO what
any heart can stand. The man who puts
this additional strain on his heart
dozen times a day by smoking Cigarets,
pipe or cigars-Or chewing tobacco
IS taking a madman's chance with health
and life TO lose and nothing 10 win but
the chance that he may not lose them.
He Is indulging in a costly habit at the
expense of precious health. Ask any
doctor anywhere. and he will tell you
that using tobacco 10 excess Is injurious
and that it is far better TO quit the
habit than TO experiment to find how
much tobacco your heart VIII stand
without serious results.
But the thought OF quitting is IN
pleasant to most men-even 20 those
who know that too much tobacco Injuries
them-and 10 really quit takes more will
power than thew have and causes more
suffering than they can voluntarily en-
dure. To quit the habit make II easy
for yourself by getting Nicotol tablets
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21
TIE SOUTH BEND NEWs-TIMES

ley and called his wife through the
open door.
Harriet. have brought an old
friend home 10 dinner. Come and
welcome him"
The echo Of his voice had scarcely
died away in the broad hall before
she came toward him, slowly. halt
ingly. and aided by a crutch. but
erect and walking. Facing her. a
gentleman waited with outstretched
hand. For an instant she paused
in surprise. then laid her own hand
in the one held out 20 her.
All" she said with the utmost
pleasure, mo one could be more
welcome at yarrow than Judge Har-
ris. Against my will he made me
very happy woman"
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-21

You must reach Johrs HopAins a.
the earliest ,uoment fI;.-nI.y Il on
the hospital staff. ar'i YOU cannot
be in better hands.
10. Jol What do you take me
for2 1 cannot accept such a sacri-
fce. even II I were wiling 20 be
married by : justice Of the peace
There is no question OF satrihcc.
II is something deeper. Be sensible.
You cannot travel with me unless
you bear my name"
Sensible! think I lost my
senses last night when you kissed
me-" she said under her breath. But
he heard, and az once kissed her
again.
Two years later Josiah Chapman
crossed the piazza OF his old fashion
ed house in the Green Spring Vel