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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
White-Allen


Many friends and relatives here are
interested in news Of the wedding at
Danville of Miss Mary Olivia White
~ Mr.. Andrew d. Allen. The bride
a daughter of the late Steve White,
and a granddaughter of Mrs. Hugh
White of this city, and formerly lived
in Richmond. The Danville Messen-
ger said of the wedding:
The marriage of Miss Mary Olivia
White, of Danville, and Mr.. Andrew
DarnaIl Allen, of Flemingsburg, was
solemnized at the First Presbyterian
church, Danville, Kentucky, at four
O'Clock on Thursday, August the
fourteenth, in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties. The impressive
ceremony was said by Rev. +. NJ
Green. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The alter
was banked with palms and hlies'
while in front was an arch of aspara-
Gus plumosa. Suspended from the CEN
ter of the arch was marriage bell
of white roses, under which the couple
stood during the ceremony. Mr.. Mil
ton Durham rendered beautitui
musical program before the arrival oil
the bridal party and as they entered
Iohengrin's wedding march was play
ed and Memberships was used as
they left the church. Miss sydney
White was her sisters maid OF honor
and was attired in orchid colored
orpandy with hat to match and wore
corsage of pink roses. Little MISS
Mary Bush Nichols was flower girl
and wore white organdy and carried
q French basket of pink roses ana
ferns. The bride was gowned IN
white Georgette crepe with hat TO
match and carried a shower boquet Oh
brides roses. She entered the churcn
IN the arm of her uncle, Mr.. W. 3
Rowland, who gave her in marriage
and was met at the altar by the
groom, with his best man, Mr. Ed
win Pagan, of Augusta, KY.
The ushers were Mr.. Edgar rogue
of Lexington, Mr.. Reuben iole, Oh
Flemingsburg, and Messrs. William
J. Humphreys, Jr, and Lieutenant "
p Caldwell, of Danville.
After the ceremony an informai re-
ception was given at the home Oh ME
and Mrs. w. S. Rowland for the I'M
mediate friends and relatives
Quite a number OF guests IRON
Lexington, Flemingsburg' ana hlcn'
mond came to witness the ceremony
The bride is quite an attractive an'
popular young lady, and was 'ne re-
cipiens Of many useful and handsome
gifts from admiring friends and rel
). The young couple left for {
lwo weeks bridal trip TO EASTER
tiles, and on their return VIII go U
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18

Mrs. Lucy Burlingone is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Hugh White.
Miss Mary Miller has returned from
indianapolis, where she purchased a
new line of Fall millinery. '"
Mrs. Orville Boone, of Maysville,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Price Williamc on Third street.
Miss Lucy Williams has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs, Orville Boone al
Maysville. :,
Mrs. John Hurst leaves Wednesday
for y ten days stay in Indianapolis
Miss Katherine Clark, Of Horrods'
burg, has returned home after q si>
weeks visit with Mrs. c, T. Wells.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton and children, Of
Paris, are guests of her sister, Mrs
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18

NOTICE-All persons indebt-
ed to the firm of Parke and Iur-
min. Red House, are hereby noti-
fed that they must settle at once
and avoid cost of collection. All
accounts not paid by September
LIST will be placed in the hands OF
an attorney for collection. Parke
& Turpin, Red House, Ky.
o1c cod to sep
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18

Alex King.
DR.. and Mrs. AL Greisbach spent
the weekend in Cincinnati.
Misses Nellie and Vena Hunter, OF
Nicholasville, have returned home I'll :
ter pleasant visit to Miss Nora
Agee at her home on the Barnes Mil.
pike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18

PADIATORS-Any make or style ~
IN trnck. or tractor. twisted, smashed
sprung or frozen. repaired; estimates
furnished: work first class: avg aNn,r ia
tor: phone 1320Y, 223 e. Main St.
Lexington, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18
housekeeping at Mr.. Aliens country
home near Flemingsburg, where he is
successfully engaged in agriculture.
Birthday Party

Mrs. Butler Carrier entertained de-
lightfully Friday evening in honor Of
her son, Eldridge Carrier. There
wee about 20 couples present and all
had most enjoyable time. Dancing
and games were INDUCED in until a
late hour, when cakes and ices were
served. All left wishing young Car
rier many more happy birthdays.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18

FOR SALE-Corn in wagon load
lots. Sold at crib or delivered. e.
F. Park. Phone 360-m. 2l9-oeodp'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18
DIR. HARRY M. BLAklON
DcntIst
Phones-Ofacc 1O6. home IsI'
ONCE Hours--v TO 12s 1 80 to
Richmond, Kentucky
EUGENE MOYNAHAN

ATTORNEY AT LAW
Having recently returned from over
seas, informs his friends that ne mas
resumed the practice of his profession
in connection with attending 10 co!iec
lions, rentals and renf estate matters.
For the present his office TX WIN
Stephen ID. Parrish. opposite Cour'
House, Richmond, Ky. Can give IN
formation pertaining to War Elsk IN
suraucc. <lo III"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-18
Pigg-McCOy

I Many friends are interested in the
marriage of Miss Dula May Pigg, and
Mr. Terry Mccoy, which was solem-
nized at the home of the bride at Red
House Thursday afternoon. The bride
is the attractive daugter of Mr.. John
,Pigg and the groom is hustling
young farmer, the son of Mr.. RUDE
Mccoy. He has recently returned
from service overseas. A wide cir
Gle of friends are extending best wish
es and congratulations.
Harry Elmore, of Lancaster, was
a visitor here last week.
Miss Margaret Doty has been visit
ing friends at Lancaster
Mrs. May Coley has been visiting
,, her sister, Mrs. Zerelda Gulley at
Lancaster.
Miss Mary Mae Walker, of Paint
Lick, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Fox
at Danville.
Miss Elizabeth Blanton spent the
weekend with Miss Mary Moore
Raney in Stanford.
Mrs. D. Kincaid and children left
the latter part of the week for an ex-
tended visit in the East.
Mr.. John Muncy of the Stephens
Muncy Lumber Co, of Berea, came
over to Richmond Saturday.
Miss Geneva Park, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cobb
at Danville, has returned to her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Carr, of Lex
ington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cars
sister. Mrs. P. M. Pope and Mr.
Pope here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans and chill
dren returned Saturday from a two
weeks touring trip through the state
of Ohio and Indiana.
Mrs. Godfrey Morgan and son, OF
Lexington, and Mrs. Rice Woods, OF
Paint Lick, has been spending some
time at Olympia Springs.
Mesdames Sam Parks Wagers, Il
M. Rife and Miss Lydia Mckee arc
expected home on Tuesday after
weeks soiouln at Dawson Springs
| Doctor E. C. McDougle and little
son, Marion, left Saturday for Louis
Vile where he will conduct the teach
ers institute. They have engaged
rooms at the Henry Watterson.
Miss Josephine Chenault has ar
rived at Mt. Sterling from New Yori
and will be the guest for severa
weeks Of Mrs. Dan Chenault at thu
home of Miss Eliza Harris there.
Mrs. Neville Moberly has joined
Mr.. Moberly in Detroit, where the!
are nicely domicled in an apartment
Mr.. Moberly has nice position a.
Assistant Foreman of CONSTRUCTION
, with the Packard Motor Car Com
pany.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-05-01
At go | first saw him
At 731 l fell in love
In 3 days | was engaged
Then / married him

The naous
mprobh
whonyon ptotIn:
will he tin enhehub
the m feurf Lam here so hrga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

koju.-Musza tn bye jake popie-
~, 2 kt6rych moglabym doWie-
dice sic prawdy SO one moze
tax blisko, re %potrzebuje tylko
wyciagnac reke, ably je chwycic.::.
mkt mnie tn ME spostrzeze:. Ale
potem rzek1a przejeta zgroza...-
Ale naruszyc COS wynn pokoju
gdzie ley umar}y, czyzby to ME
by1o swietokradztwem? Me, o
ME !-Musze wywalczyc sobie mo-
ia corke!
Uspokoiwszy W ten sposob
wzdrygajace sic sumienie przysta
pi1a do bi6rka pokrytego rozmai-
temi papierami. TIL mic zapewne
ME. najde,-pomyslafa, Robert
ukry1 zapewne te dowody tax
starannie jak ukryWa} nasza cor
Ike. Drzaca reka usilowa}a otwo-
rye szufladki ale nadzieje bed
nej matki zosta}y zawiedzione, DO
szufladki by1y IA klucz zamknie-
tie. w nogach 46zka ma kt6rym le-
za1 umarly, staia ma1a staroswiec
ka szafka; Ia to zwr6ci}a uwage
Ma1gorzata. Moze tam co bedzie?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
: Vie ia#zaczekam tn ma MIA.

Vie ja#zaczekam tn ma MIA.
-Jak sic PAM podoba ale "
t.ym razie race PAM wnijsc do sa-
5lonu. TIL W sieni zimno j przeWieW
Me, odpoWiedziala placzac
WdoWa, pozW6l mi pan pomodlic
sic przy zmarlym!
-ZdziWiony "a niespodziewana
.prosba Klot zawacha1 sic.
Ale PAM, wyjekna}..:...-nie
Wien czy..:.
20 nieodmaWiaj mi tel prosby
blagam Gle poczciwy czlowieku,
moWi}a 2 zyWoscia Malgorzata.-
Jestem dawna przyjaci6lka pana
Valleranda, bardzo on mnie Meg
dys lubi}:: Me odmawiaj mi pan
tel pociechy, zebym go raz jesz-
cze zobaczyc mogla. Tw6j op6r
SERGE by mi rozdarl.
Starry Wierny shuga spuscif
glove j otar1 1zy z oczu, DO slowa
n%ieznajomej PAM, niezmiernie go
wzruszy1y.
No, dobrze, vice chodz "a
mna,-rzekl po .chWili namysM.
drzwi boczne i dal Mai
gorzacie znak, zeby sz1a "a MIN
podnios} ciemna portyere i
-tu ley umarly.
PAM Berth wstepujac do tegoi
pokoju obejrza1a sic W oko}o.
SODA widziala 16zko ia kt6-
rem spoczyWa1o martwe cia}o,
przykryte bia}ym przescierad}em.
f6zka klecza1a iona starego
i odmaWiala g1osno pa
Przy migajacym swietle
jasnia} krzyzyk srebrny''
ma %piersiach umar1ego po1ozony.
Mafgorzata przezegna1a sic, pos
chwiejac. sic kilka krok6w
naprz0d. Pred 16zkiem uklek1a
g1osno zap1akala. Klot sep
la1 zonie, zeby wyszla z MIN z pol
Soju, m6wiac; = ia PAM jest da-
VIVA przyjaci6lka naszego pana,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

zostawmy ia sama ,niech sic po-
modli "a jego dusze.
D1ugo trwafo zanim Malgorza-
ia zdo1a}a powsciagnac gwa1tow-
ma bolesc wzbudzona przez wspo-
mnienie dawno m%inionej mi1osci.
-Wiec to prawda, - moWi1a
fkajac re on juz ME zyje a Win
ma jestem przyspieszenia mu
smierci! .-Odslonila przescierad-
10 i z}ozonemi jak do modlitwy re
koma patrza@a ia to marmurowe
bale oblicze, kt6rego cieme oczy
nigdy sic juz otworzyc ME mialy.
10 Robercie, przebacz mi! Ko
cha1am Gle tax bardzo a ty mllie
przeklinales! TAX, udreczy1am
Gle okropnie, opuszczaja c Gle via
rolomnie, ale przebacz, przebacz
mi. Twoja smierc odnawia W
mem sercu zabliznione RAINY! Pre-
baczam ci to co dawniej z twojej
przyczyny Wycierpiafam, wszyst-
ko co Wczoraj dozna}am, i Wszy-
Fstkie bolesci kt6re mnie niewat-
|pliwie jeszcze czekaja! Ale zlituj
sic Robercie! ME zabieraj tWojej
tajemnicy re SODA do grobu! Ko-
muz powierzy}es dziecko, nasze?
ECzynie pozostaWiles jakichspa-
pieroW,s .kktorelby sm g IS oos S
zdalaly 3? Malgorzata przestala
kleczec, i m6wi1a do umarlego jak
gdyby m6gi je s1yszec. Nagle ia
kas mysl przyszla jej do g1owy j
zacze1a bacznie ogladac sic pc po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

-pomyslala i przeszia okol ol6zka
Nagle stane}a... zdawa1o jej sic re
umarly otwiera oczy. Ale by1o to
tylko chwilowe urojenie. PAM Der
tin uspokoi}a sic i ME patrzac IA
lozko zblizy1a sic do szufladki.
Ucieszona ujrzala, re klucz tkwil
w szufladce, SERGE bio jej gwaf-
townie. z goraczkowym pospie-
chem pociagne}a "a klucz i wysu-
nefa szufladke. Lezaf W niej tyl-
ko jeden list. Ma}gorzata schwy-
ella go ciekawie i przeczytala a
dres: Do panaEmila Augny nota-
ryusza W. Paryzu PREY ulicy Ply
randy Mr.. Is. WXda1a okrzyk
radosci, ale W tejze sainej chwili
rozleg} sic obok niejA okrzyk obu-
rzenia i przestrachu. Kobieta "
grulbej zalobie rzucila sic. ma Nal
gorzate i wydar}a jej list z reki.
Ia kobieta by1a PAM Ursula Sol
lier, kt6ra powr6cifa by}a W tej
chwili z Romilly.
XIV.
y Nedznico! = zawolaIa stara
kobieta stlumionym g1osem.
- Litosci! 1ask! - zaWo1ala
Malgorzata klekajac i podnoszac.
blaga1nie rece. ss.A's.~'s SO
Aterazsdopier spoznaje pa
MIA zavofafa Ursula z@obli-
czem palajacem gnieWem obM'
rzeniiem. - PAM jjuz tn Wczora BY
las, j ty to sproWadzilas Gale ME
szczescie ma dom ten!
+ [ ENa4 -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07

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mari tel nocy, Tub jest to moze je
go krewna i spodziewa sic spusci
zny pc MIN. Jabym tez rad byl te
mu. TAX rozmyslajac pedzi} klu
sem konia i ME trwa1o ami dw6cl
godzin kiedy pojazd stana} ns
dziedzihcu zamkowym.
Wszysrkie okiennice z fronto.
wei strony zamku by}y szczelnie
pozamykane. Malgorzata wysia-
Ola z poWozu wesz}a do sieni
gdzie spotka1a s1uzacego Klota
,Jego oezy .zdawaly sic cd lez "a,
iczerwienione a W ca1ej jego pos.
tact g}eboki wyraza1 sic smutek:
:lecz wdowa ME s~postrzeg}a mic z
|tego. Myslala tylko o tenn czy 60
spodyni wpusci ia do pana, pc
zajseiuf wczorajszem; przedsie-
wzie}a sobie mocno ME %cofnac sic
pred zadna gwaftownoscia ,gdy-
by jej miano wzbraniac przyste-
pu do Roberta.
-Czego zyczysz sobie PAM? "a
pyta} sluzacy.
- Chcia1abym sic widziec z Cos
podynia!
TO jest niemozebnem. PAM
Ursula posz1a wlasnie do Nero
silva z uwiadomieniem. Alemozeja
m6gfbym odpowiedziec PAM ma
to-, o co sic cheese PAM pytac go
spodyni. i
-Chcia1abym pom6wic z panem
Vallerand.,
z panem Vallerand, poWtorzyl
s}uzacy drzacym g}osem. Vice
PAM ME wiesz jeszcze O nieszcze-
sciu jake dom ten spotka}o!
-Jakie nieszczescie? zapyta1a
Ma1gorzata drzac Gala.
-Otoz PAM, wczoraj pred vie
czorem przyby1a jakas PAM Cd
wiedzic naszego pana; mia4 z mia
d}uga drazliwa rozmowe i ztad
stafo sic to nieszczescie.
-Wielki Boze! zawofa1a wdowa
z niewyslowionem wzruszeniem.
- Czy pan Vallerand bardziej sic
rozchorowa} ?czy Ottawa o jego zy-
Gle?
All PAM, nasz biedny, zacny
pan juz ME zyje!
Me zyje!--krzyknela M.algo,-
rata chwiejac sic ma nogach.---AA
potem doda1a ciszej te tajemnice
zabra1 re SODA do grobu! i ia jej
Wykrye ME zdo}am. Ale ME, on
musial .gospodyni swa ostatnia O
Aajmie wole i polecic jej ma cor
ke!- potem rzek1a g1osniej.
Music w sic k%oniecznie zobaczyc 2
pania Ursula
.----Mialem juz zaszczyt powie-
dice PAM, ze Ursula poszlas oznaajj
mic Q smierci pana, panu mero1Ww j
-odpowiedzia1 sfuzacy. Ztad
mia1a jechac do, Romilly j podac
do druku og1oszenie 0 smierci i
zaproszenie ma pogrzeb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
(Ciag dalszy.)

S1uzacy z woznica zaniesli ia dc
starego pojazdu, woznica wsiad1
ia k oziol i tax smiertelnie chora
Ma1gorzata wywieziona zosta1a z
>zamku Viry mad Sekwana. Urszu.
la pozosta1a sama iona Klota .po-
wr6si}a modlic sic PREY umar1ym,
Ma}gorzata Berlin opuscifa "a
mex Niry w najg16wniejszem
wzruszeniu, przejeta dreszczami
febry, do kt6rych gwa}towna do}a
czy}a sic goraczka, wiedzia}a re
dewny jej kochanek walczyl re
Smiercia, i re przez w niespo-
dzicWane odwiedziny pospieszy}a
Smiefc jego. o kilka miesiecy.
Przeklinala tego czlowieka kt6-
ry sic Wzbranial talk okrutnie wy
znania, gdzie sic jej c6rka znaj-
duje i ktory ja odepchnq} obel-
Zvwie, gdy ona z rozdartem SER
Gem wSrod 1ez i trWogi b1aga}a
90 ia kolanach, by jej pozwoli{
przycisnqc do serca jej c6rke. Ro-
bert okaza1 sic twardym i nieub1a
ga nym, ale i on cierpiaf okrop-
nic, a te wspomnienia tych cier-
pien uczyniio go IA Ivy jej ME
czuiym, ia prosby jej g}uchym.
-Wiedziec, re mole dziecko zy
je a ME modz przycisnac go do
ere i powicdziec mu, jestem
twoja matka, i kocham Gle Gala
dusza, to przechodzi me silly! -
pomySla1a Malgorzata. - 0! ia
kara jest zbyt surowa "a mole
przewinienie!
Potem spodziewa1a sic znowu,
re Robert zlituje sic mad MIA i je-
szcze raz sic Z mia rozm6wi. Bed
ma kobieta powr6ciwszy do Ro-
milly i stanawszy w hotelu czu1a
sic niezmiernie znekana. Me mo-
gla wziasc mic do ust z przyniesio
nej jej wieczerzy uda}a sic "a
a IA s%poczynek, poprosiwszy go
spodarza, ably jej na jutro rano
te sauna furmanke zam6wi}.
Chciala zasnac, DO sen goi wsze
Ike bolesci, ale powieki nabrzek}e
cd p}aczu skleic sic ME chcia}y a
gdy wreszcie mad ranem znuzona
zasne1a, straszliwe obrazy pred
stawia}y sic occzom jej duszy. Ma
zajutrz pc tel nocy tax okropnie
s%pedzonej, biedna kobieta zdawa-
la sic O kilkanasscie lat starsza.
XIV.
Nazajutrz rano pojazd zajecha1
o zam6wionej godzinie. Gdy PAM
Berth zeszla pred dom, w6znica
pom6g} jej wsiasc do pojazdu i
zapyta} dokad ma jechac. Zn6w
do zamku Viry mad Sekwana, od-
powiedziala Malgorzata s1abym
glosem.
Woznica spojrza} ma MIA z po-
dziwieniem i pomySlaf. Ona ME
vie zapewne, re pan Vallerand u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Zlituj sic PAM Madonna!

b1agafa 2 placzem nieszczesliWa
matka. PAM wiesz jak Wazny pc.
w6d mnie tn sprowadzil, dzisiaj
ME. przybyfam tn W, zadnym lin.
nym zamiarze. Me Wiedzialem
wcale, re pan Vallerand umar} tel
nocy j dopiero sic tutaj 0 TEN do
wiedzialam. Weszlam til ably sic
mad jego ,cialem i my
sla1am przy tenn Q mojem dziecku
kt6re mi pred dzieWnietnastu la
ty wydarto. / ztad przyszIo nina
mysl zeby til poszukac jakiego pa
/! pieru, kt6ryby mnie m6g1 ma slad
mojego dziecka naprowadzic. Me
mog1am sic oprzec tej pokusie
TAX, otworzy1am te szuflade j wy
Ijelam ten list Kt6ry mipani co do
piero wydarfas! Ale bfagam pania
ma kolanach oddaj mi go PAM. On
zaWiera zapewne te tajenlnice od
ktorej Gale me zycie zaWislo! Eli
tuj sic PAM Madonna!
- Ursula wskaza1a reka z mi
ma imponujaca ma zmarfego.
- Czy cheese PAM niepokoie
zmarlego, zbezczesciwszy pok6j
jego kradzieza? -rzekfa.
- Kradzieza? = powtorzy1a
Ma1gorzata z najsrozszem przera-
zeniem. Jake mnie smiesz PAM
o tax szkaradny wystepek obwi-
MAC?
= Milcz PAM i wychodz ztad
natychmiast! Me jest tn miejsce
do .zajsc takowych!
PAM Solier otworzyla drzwi, a
Mafgorzata tax. byla z~nieszana su
rowem wystapieniem tel kobiety,
re oddali}a sic w milcze1iu, z gfo
wa ku ziemi spuszczona. Gdy
przysz}y do przyleg}ego salonu,
Urszula rzek1a surowo: : Posta
pi1as sobie PAM n%iegodnie a ia
miafabym prawo a nawet moe O.
bowiazek skarzyc pania do sadu
jake osobe, kt6ra sic tn wemkne-
la, ably wykrasc wazne. papiery.
- N%iechcia}am krasc zadnych
papier6w,- powtarzam, chcia-
lam tylko szukac jakiego znaku,
ktoryby mnie ia slad porwanej
mi cork m6gf w~prowadzic, "a
wo1a1a Ma1gorzata.
= Jakiejze to cork? = zapy~
taxa. ch1odno PAM Sollier.
= @ ME chciej PAM zwodzic
mnie udana nieswiadomoscia. Pan
.Vallerand miaf do PAM nieogra-
niczone zaufanie, PAM wiesz do
brze 0 wszystkiem co sic naszeJ
~przesz}osci tyczy!!
Mic ME wien i nic ME chce
wiedziec o tenn. Tajemnica zmar-
lego, ktorego smierc przyspieszy-
las PAM, ME jest moja tajemnica.
To co on mi powierzyl pozostalfie
w mych piersiach tax szczehlipe
zamkniete, jak w jego trumnie!
- ia ME wien .Wcale czy PAM
masz dziecko?
Ten list COS mi PAM Wydar-
la zawiera zapeWne to &C Wiedzlec
tax goraco pragne. s..
- Ten list jest zapieczetowan1y
i oddam go tylko temu do kogo.
sjest+adresoWanymsik to ma
praW6 do aaotWorzenia go
- Czy PAM ESTES tax .o 'kE1.u1ttln1l
ze smisehcessz Smierc zadae SVEN
milczeniem?
Me. nam PAM nc Do po1-
Wiedzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-07
Czy PAM wiesz, kto jestem?

... L L, .rN%.T -
= Widzialam pania wczoraj pc
.raz pierwszy, ME wien nic.:. ME
WIEN nawet jak sic PAM Navy
wasz?
Robert Vallerand kochaf
mnie niegdys i ia kocha1am 60
talk bardzo, re mt wszystko po-
Swieci}am. Dziecie tel mifosci on
mi wydar}, a ia zadam je teraz
napowr6t. Moi ojciec zmusiwszy
mnie gwa}tem do nienawistnego
ma1zenstwa uczynif mnie najnie-
szczesliwsza W swiecie istota. re
raz jestem wdowa Wolna bogata.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
PRESS VIEW DIFFERS
ON LIFTED RUSS BAN
Paris Journal Says Action to
Leave Painful Impression in
France, Wilson Idea Great
and Bold, Declares Matin.

Paris, Jan. 23.-Paris newspapers to-
day took widely different views of the
action Of the supreme war council in
according partial recognition to the
Russian soviet government.
President Wilson's ideal was great
and bold" said the A1atin. The fu-
ture viii prove whether it is practical
and fruitful
The decision VIII cause a painful
impression in France according 10
the Journal 1T constitutes implied
acknoN Judgement Of the Lenine-
Trotsky government"
With the deepest iov the Social
lists and Democrats Of the whole world
viii read President Wilson's proposal"
said the iIumanite (which exclusively
published Foreign Minister Pichon's
flat refusal of The original plan to rec
ognize the Rolsheyik,l II Is. an eS-
tremelr useful prefaee 10 the league
of nations
although il Is an insensate prero
sttion, Il ~ least ohviates q more
harmful attitude. which would have
given the Rolshevilyi opportunities TO
spread their propaganda IN altied ter
ritoriss.@ declared the Echo of Paris,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
u. S. TO HAVE USE OF
BIGGEST BOCHE SHIPS
FOR YANK TRANSPORT
Germans TO Be Paid Usual Scale and
Vessels to Be Returned in
Due Time.
Rv ROBERT ]. RENDER

Paris. Ian Is. The United
States will get the use or all tue
great Nerth German Lloyd liners
for repatriation Of American
troops II was learned today.
eFhis refers 70 such liners in
German ports Those IN American
ports were seized when tic United
states entered the war;
The Germans will BE paid Enc
usual scale Of remuneration for
use Of their ships. their property
rights VIII be unaffected and the
ships will be returned to them
when peace is signed.
announcement was made re-
Gently that Great Britain was paid
at the rate of $50 for each Ameri-
can soldier transferred to France).
Great Britain IS to receive some
German passenger ships for trans
porting Australian troops home-
ward, while France and Italy will
be given most Of the German mer-
chant ships for transportation OF
food and materials.
Details Of the transfer Of Ger
man shipping will be completed at
a meeting of civilian representa-
tives of Germany and the associ-
ated powers at the Spa next week.
This plan marks new depart
ure handling the economic affairs
Of Germany in that civilians will
be represented.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
BRITAIN HOLDS ALOOF
FROM |R|SHERs' PLOT
Sim Feiners' Almost Open Sc
dition Fails to Arouse Eng
land; Temporary Irish Prem
ier Named at Secret Session.

Dublin. Jan. 23.- With an Irish min
istry appointed and plans under way
for nation wide parliamentary cleo
ton. the attitude Of the British gov
ernment toward the new republic Of
Ireland continued to be an enigma to-
day
The sim tciners had taken action
that amounted g open sedition and
stiH tha imperial authorities refrained
frem repressive measures Following
Tuesdays INITIAL meetine of the Irish
parliament. in which a declaration of
ind pendenee vas adopted and dele
gates selected to the reace confer
eure. THE Sinn Feiners met In secret
session yesterday An Official eom
rnnniane of the proceedings issued in
Gaelic. satd
"A temporary premier was elected
He selected four ministers. A tem
porsry chairman was elected
The names of the cabinet members
were not announced, It was reported
that constitution was adopted. pro-
Siding that a premier shall be elected
by parliament with authority to ap-
point and remove the ministers OF
finance home affairs. foreign affairs
and defense. Parliament would be
clteted by nation wide suffrage. the
conditions and date OF election to be
announced later.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
MCCORMICK PROBABLE
CHOICE TO REPRESENT
u. S. AT RUSS PARLEY
ny FREp s. lfERGI son.

Fafla. Jan -. Naneo Met ormick.
former chairman OF tho Democratic na
tional committee, appeared todav to 10
tie most likely clioice foi American
civilian representatiec an tlle commit
tee To 30 sent bV tile associated pos ers
ia confer Nth Russian delegates y the
Princes Islands. A. the wireless ads
Fisins the various Russian factions Of
the supreme war councils deeieioh was
dispatched only last night. no word had
yet been received today as 10 whether
all Viii agfec. Shoi1ld any faction re
fuse 10 cease fighting the situation
would be complicated hut Il Was be
lieved certain that all would act in
good faith