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.OBRAs DE UT!LIDAD PRACTICAL

A-.e, G-ascas -F6-mg.a~ v-oc"c.-
m.e--os ra-a uaoS-a.a. --a5aios.
A-:e i. au.,a- as maa,ha- en- u.ia
C...,.5 ac H5-,aazas-A,e.S4. --g. he.a-
o.. ..co.a. c~o...."-. Gzoo. 9c-I"g. e- $50
Ess-re-.os lie Neca1.ca. - Ege-l4, nov
m.e@.o. -es.s.cac.@s. T~aQ'nas simple.
er..lurlc. G=asg-a-. Hcc. ....-.--.. Que
I. l.rc.,o O. as FaG:.ias-Na@-a tori
GO p-ae:.c1 = Ncllcgra, Il a-ssasv le
ccG.5. In :oz7o .eA ..-..--.-- 40
:. L.ie-o dc .4s M44-es.-Co-a n-y ull.
r5- les c~c1o-Jn.s1-cs Gle p-eel-a a .&s
me-. ?, &c tanl.,a 2a-a rlmD... 81 A.
C.sa m.,5r de lorna. ; c..ea. q .o'
E.--> ---.-..------ .-----... ---... QUO
Gus Com7.e.s lie Anan>ado7 &c C~aoa-os
y del P.caco- ---...-.-.. S.'oO
- N>..,:aa ACCOMPLISHMENTS seacl-
Ac> ; s-e.!es TARA coEoa;17 .oca c-'sc &c
e-:e.rcLaIcs , aSctce-'cs ..------.... o0c
"A ge-.aGera Cie1cla &c C--a-- E-a-
tan.e7:o r4-2-.s-a moder"o y moco
de ro0o-e- ia INTERMEDIATES poE a
exDrc>.8r c.. ro5tro. IN i'no TEA $s.uO
Mamma. de- FoEcacgp Ma1-.Els:a. 20! Col-
Ge-.-C1 vo.l1ca .c.A So
Ns14a. &c "a Cr!R &c Ga!-ara5 S..-0
Nj ur.:7lsn;os Sec-e,os Dc. Ho-a--Co.et-
cor - -~-c.a5 p~raccteas Para IA Am7,"-
a .s r-ss-s= G1nes-tros. tea " 'cS-I-
- .e-pc,-u-a dc soPas y ob5e.os TO-
ado. hygiene. 79 33
Mama. - Gales i Fe.es ..-- s-.c'
Sc--etas g = %st--4.ea--.a-o i" S-aH
u.lltz- c0 cI Ho-ar, 2o- "A s.7ra e -'
sr.as e -r-cra1zas 0uc ro7G-r- 'He
Re.s-a-1o dc Ie1srsnA Domcs ea.-C0.7--
..o- de --cs-as Para co1a- Ia o-:er-H-
Ga6c-. =. mc-o- lh-o ac mea.-GHa T07G-
a. 1.- - "a pual.-aGo. In -o-:o 'o.s $50
e.~o>o.. pc d D.. Pcrs5-s. Dc = RcsI
k.a1sncls &C Nce.r:na &c Ba.1s.o7~ u
-. Ee7 Conae-c.sr.e = E7.s.ola-o Co.
1900 .a#- 49,
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Por robo MAJOR de $50 0c

Dos muchachaS mexicaras fucror
denunciadas a la policia diciendo que
hahian cometido IN robo de faldas
y otras prendas de ropa de sonora
en- una tienda de ropa situado en- ca
lie centrica Las dos muchachas IN
g~resaron a Ia Carcel, donde Sc les
abrio partida para consignarlas a
iuez RESPECTIVE, cue sera quien re
suelva sobre el asunto. La aprehen-
sion So llev6 a cabo ror medic de Ia
Oficina de Detectives.
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NOvFlAs H~isTORlCAS.

:. 8. de .ayo-Msmo-:As i a 1a'e e 50
.te- r-aa-s>a- Cen =t"7@3s' .
: Go de 4s NoTsa ''''0 = n
-ca de s-a@tassmo G2-e.eI s.o-..os
L. Ma.ss,@- Ca.aa- -+sr,.a .....-.SI.O
q s.-rc-.~-Ec.asos dc a .@s--Tec.
,lor Contra zsHs7a 80
N.ne-i.s de u Observation-Disclosures = .
a cPce4 Dc q Rei'7nN
..-I,.e y cara.2o-Ep.sod,os Dc ouest7s
S"S--, 10 T-seac-Gcrcga --.-.-- -
~ %ose,a h.sto-sea - Herr
pc-n E-,as .----.
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Registro Civil
NACIMIENTOS

In nino dc ErneSto Ramos Y dc Ia
sonora Paula Mata dc Ramos. en- la
Gale dc S. Conchos 5l6.
Una nina de Samuel Padilla y de
Ia sonora Annie VI. de PaGilla, en- Ia
Gale de San Rafael III.
Tn nino dc Benito Diaz Y de Ia Sc
nora Mariana P. de Diaz, en- Ia Gale
de. Tam?Ico 20l2.
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~Sentenoiado a cinco amos de prision
en- la P~enitenciaria
Se-in nurstra informac'on bic

Se-in nursrra informacion bic
aver. esta Core tenia ante c! Ju-
RADIO y habla traba ado sobre clio Gu-
rantc .oto q dia. una causa por ase-
sirato. Dc Ia Que era e. acusado IN
m~exicano. sin que hasta ultima nora
huo.era pronunciado fallo 81 Juez,
nor 10 laDorioso de los debates Y 10
eytenso de Ia Drreba. La session de
Ia tarde Sc nrolongo hasta las 1910
ie la noche. bora en- QIc 81 JuraLo
u2Creso de deliberar entreganco 81
veredicto en- scntido c~ondenatorlo.
En- vista de este ell senior JueZ pro-
runcic sentenc;a c~ondenando a. acu-
sado Z sufrir cinco amos dc PRISON
en- Ia pe~nitenciaria del Estado.
En- Ia wjsma Coru2 sc llcvo aver
ante el J2rado otra causa nor asesl-
rato. en- Ia que como en- IA anterior.
el rrabaio cue tuvieron .aS parties
conten&lentcs. acusadcr Y det2nso~
res hlcieron cada uno por su parte
10 cue estuvo Z 81 alcance, n oor-
que e. acusado fuese ca>tigado Y otro
porQuc Sc Ie absolv!eso. NarlaCo> Y
muv rehidos arSumentos Sc oyeron
en- boca de los abogados. tratando DC
sug~estionar al jurado en- su favor. pc
70 al fin renc.o Ia parte acusadora.
0ges el Jurado voto IA cu~ipah;lidad
y nronunci6 v~eredicto condenatorio
.Indandose en- e. cua.. el Juez sen
rercj6 a cinco amos de pris;dn TAM
a.t- CT "a Pc~ritanciaria del Estado.
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Atropellado por IN auto

e. senior Graham Dowell fue eol-
peado por IN automovil Buick, an Ia
calle de Garden block POO. yendo
el CAIRO m~anejado por TT americana
deseonocido que salto fusra del We
hiculo al dare cuenta de 10 que ma
hia hacho V hugo dejsNdo el caro-
ahandonadc. No Sc le nudo dar al
carce. Las l~esioncs cue sufrlo cl Sc
nor Graham M son de coHsldera-
ci0r scgin 0arece.
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Sc qucio de que rorJan ~ casa

Una sonora que vive en- Ia Gale dc
Ayenida f, sc oUejo 4 la pollcia de
a hace va tres o cuatro nochcs q Ia
visto por las ~cercanias de ST casa,
~~ondando 4 un individIo d~eSconocido
cue Ia ha parccido soSneChoso. Acu-
do Il llamado UT Official &c Ia Esta-
cion Central. pero SIN lo"rar hallar
al iondado- n~octurno.
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DEFUNCIONES

Jose Nil!arreal Dc <esenta Y cuaJro
amos murio de una affection carGiaca,
en- la calle de Guadalupe 81.
LIbrado Lechuga, de sescnta Y Gin
co amos murio de Pneumonia, en- Ia
Gale de Castro pa.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los p~ronosticos del tempo para hoy
eli O5servatorio, son: Tle:apo
variable. Lluvias probab.es. Icm-
peratura maxima s. 4 So. E!antos
ligeros del Este Al SeptteHtri6A.
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MATRIMONIOS

Ventura Chavez con Rcfugio Espi-
nosa.
Andres Rios con Margarita Ponce.
Frank de Pao.a con MAZDA DavIla.
Sabine Ahundis O Jacinta Du-
ran.
Edgar c. Crosby con Maria Con
zalsZ.
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soCIoLOCIA Y PoLlTICA.

Il Casa Ajea4-Fas.aAs &c! aS92eE' ao-
I;E,s-.s de EsPana y .os Esta1"'
~ T-.8o> soD-e Ncxiso. TO- c. Lie, To-
$50 Esqu,vcl O5-NSon
La crra7I-1-r5a poHass Dc NsN'eo,
Cors.,u1clo2 $ IA p.caG-7N' FN -
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TODAS LAS HUELLAS DE LA ESCROFULA DESAPA-
RECEN DE LA SANGRE
Las impurezas pronto son %arroJadas

81 Guedan huel!as de EscrofuIa u otras i'm
purezas en- la sang-e. 10 nuede listed Eosar del
y pcrfe - salud que una Sang'e
comple:amCnte pYra propoTclona. la unlea
rna7era de corse-uirlo es poT medic de ma
limpia comr!cta dc Ia saHGTe. &c tooos los
rastros de impu-cza
s :. :. 81 ac-cdita6o y antique nedica-
mcnto veSetal. no tiene rival para remover
' ~a-rcja- rapidamcntc hasts Ia hueIia mas
Irs;crIfican:c Dc -scr fu!s ) otras cnfernc-
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OBRAS DE EDUCAClON

E,e-sr:os &c Grama.ica. 20 Rs~~a2. 20
G-arnat,ca Casrelaaa, ro7 a--s-,o q a te
Z, Rsal Academia. Po- hu3'Sa ANocn-
ada CO. c-sLa1cs &c u-to-ra;i1 y Fro.
soda. In toro tea -.....-. ST.
Gramac,ca De "a Real Academia Espano!a
Ultima ciic,6T o;'riai -...,- 80
Pron;uar,o de O--og-s:!a &c a LsnE1a
Cas-silans ........-...-. .-.-.-...-.. %
Proatua-ic &c -CcHiu=sci67. o los de- mi!
vs-5os rzs:sl8-os.-EGlcICn -etcr1ada Y
aura--sSa :
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e vr-4a5e-a Maestro de Franccs.-tn To-
TO --s-ca S"''
p,-----l.a = frcls= : EsraacI. &c oolsJi.o.
Pasta - 7r-ra1aa 'oe
Dass---a-o r. I7E.es y Espa2oi. DE ooE'A"-
Pasta 90 pei QUO
D,-cf-7z-o se t-Elss = EsPanol. FOR Age
Il g N-LaaShEn.-El Negc- y raas COM
pss-c De O. puaEcados haSta . 1la- Ton
,.a-s Gas woes mas noGey1as N a-tss.
-,e-rsas = i-Gust-Ias. as acspclonss ne
rysa-as para ~aa-a- y es'-io- AMOS
,4,oras. sr-. IN E-ueso vo,lzicn erF2S-
ado eU -E4 -..-----r .sr--r $500
ra ,--.es. cor a F-on1nrlaai'H tiSrra-
4, - css:elaao. Coaus1e. aecmai. d.
ye-so= m-rsIos rs-a esc-'cir toca case
- -.--es2orEerr-a- \ 4 rls;!c2 Ea4s- Nvc
Ern7as.4do - .sI ..-...--... -S--y'
G-s-4-.a P-ar:;ca De 4 Le7Era !aE.eSa;
l. nr:o- ob-a 7a-a {. G.-G!o S7aH2t1cat
deE !9.onz g-r5Ss. IN vo.uraea pasta
.s.a .---..-.--- --.--
C---s!-e Sya:asci4gc st Fract.Que De q
Lsr-ue Esraz7o.c. Po- To7o y Come
,Tsz;o frances
Dc You wa-- 20 S7caS SCa2'Shc-A rae
.,cal method 20 Lean ne Spanish an
.Cu,e-e I'd. sa5e- :1=scs or de claS 800 sys
.Gu-s-s Ia. sace- frances en- de- aiaS SVe
.C-.is-s I'd. eab-- ~jtA,'ano - die: dlaS To- ~
y:l-1 F-lus-o &c l2C-eS ; Es7a1o-..'.'' OUT
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ERMISO PARA FINCAR.

pERMISOS PARA FINCAR.
Louisa Noelm para construir
Cinco cuartos de habita ion an la Gale
de Tais Farm 624.
J. ". Mathis para construlr un ba-
no en- Ia Gale de S. Essen 1916.
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SANTORAL

JUEEES julio "a Wigi!ia de
Santiago Santa Crlstlna Nirgen Y
Martir. San Francisco Solaro Y el
Beato Antonio del Aguila. Confeso-
res.
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nRRAS De RELIGION.


s--r-- - Ss.EaEFN- ---r--r-----
E,o..a &c - Mes. Po- e Pa7re S1ea@-
~. ,r,s--Gs con S-aoAGoe y u naps
De a Tea >4N'A -
Cste-,sro c.. Padre R.pa!ea ~
Catseiy--o Esro-i-o, pos EleuS ' -.
Cc-ul-a1e- General -
Cate-rg~o Do fe-ssvs-ancia
psvo.lo-a-r- Dc LAvalS. aE1rntado o7n
"a Sera7a Santa. V'si:aS a Sanu5i-
no. Ese-erclo D-aUo. OK 'oo
psvocsC1 &c los Sss,s DcnlnSoS @ san
: C--lc d. C1s-a0sS-o. Tor C7a:s4-
h-a-c -Eemnss is--I-N' Ta-s = 70
"a E1r-so- --z-e--s f.Es.-saA -
Filcsc:lS E,-ne-;L- 9c- Bs-5,sS-
:, I-,..z--a, Gs C--s.c. ~ Ss-P:s .--.. epc
Les Nz-t.es. G e. -r4-sc De l: S,.lSon
C-rs-a-a. po- C-igsa-5-aaG-Ob-a 20
fusa-e-te -.lsr-a-a .S-ge
p.o-sro Lav,r. Pasta ;sla --------- soc
pr5ge-o LaveLs 90 O-ac.1-ss --..---- sc
S,Es Dc NueSt-> Sez-- J=sc--.s.c ; g a
S1r-!sl-a E,-=sz. 90 Crosse. $1,000. soc
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R E G A / O

Masia Alta Magia. prstidiStaeion. sucr-
te en- 81 jueso. en- 81 amor. en- los resocioS
secretos maravillosos.
No Sc unuestre listed eobsrde ante i
r-ob!crls De Ia vida. Renlta 10 centavos en-
esta a
Vega Commission Co.
Box sci. HABANA. CUBA.
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I.IBEo5 DE LECTURA.

e ArSe' DEL Eor,--Lro7o p--s-s = h~'-
t9-a. Va-s -s5zs .-.--.---- ~
Z, hr-el 6.r Ho=a--L'h-o %sSun5o. 80
Ia Pa cs a Casa-Isrcsr ho-o C Il .
An=s. e. EcS1- .-.--.-.. ~
e .-:so dc los Ns@-S, Hor Sscsue---.-. %
y-se-a7-a S,-uL,lzsa. Por Matte ....--- 50
IIh-o P-ra-ro - Lacrl-a > ESr7urs-
ro- A-5r,s OsGDl ~
L4c.c- Naxr-rco 2--r-o. 20 Pseoy -.-- %
Isc-o- Nsy'caro Ss<uH+o %
Ne.o5o e ssr----a-,~-tC-s 7o- Rso5a-
ner, son apHcaclon 5s3 tonetis1o :
"A -.,---s ESTABLISHMENTS ....-.-- %
&ar-Ia -lrrs-0 : %
Manila -l-sr0 , 90
Manila 0uCs-o ) 80
NanGsvi' -4~sro : .
Na-5~v.t ---c-n : 80
Sa-a=vE' r-ms-0 3 40
Sla-z-o DE- san Miguel 10
C.-s, % La-S-aie. po- e Prot Ricardo
G~C-ez-Pri-e- arc ---......-...... 90
Cv~c De Leasuaj-SeEundo aho 80 %
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cades sirrl!ares. 10 cNlsCeado IN SOTO VaEV
en- Que haya fallaGo. S. 5. S. liHpiara q "a
perfection la masa de Su sanEre ) Ie dara
nueva cne-gia y viSor. Esta a Ia venta en-
todas las ~droguerias = listed deoeria cesde
i,,orc comprar una botel!a y s~ujetarSe al ira
.amiento. ST ustcd quiere obtener consulta
y consejo gratis a proposito de So case. e.
criba a Ia siruiere Gircecior Medical Dr.
rector. 80 Swif; Laboratory. ATLANTA.
GEORGIA. ADV.
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Com?eaa.o 81 G-m5-'H NaS's.1aa' ;,
I, laden 07- leo = " me- ''
Co--c-1.r de G-an-..sa H9s ION
les Er-1 ...----..
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EXPEDICIONES A CABALL0

Total hasta IA fecha 5 So 10
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T~'N
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

the house Major ANDERSON had built
for Isabel as a wedding gift. He
frowned as they passed a closed car.
rage and pair. The body OF this COM
Portable vehicle sagged slightly to one
side; the paint was old and scanned
with hundreds Of minute cracks like
little rivers on q black map; the
coachman, a fat and elderly darby,
seemed to browse upon the box; but
The open window afforded the occu-
pants Of the cutter glimpse of a
tired, fine old face. a silk hat, pearl
tie and an astrachan collar evidently
out to take the air.
There's your grandfather now"
said Lucy. isn't it?"
Georges frown was not relaxed.
Eyes, 1t is; and he ought to give that
rat trap away and sell those old
horses. They're disgrace, all shaggy
not even clipped. l suppose he
doesn't notice it-people get awful
funny when they get old; they seem
to lose their self-respect, sort Of"
HE seemed real Brummell to me, "
she said.
"Oh, he keeps up about what he
wears, well enough, but Another
thing l don't think he ought to allow
good many people bought big lots
and they built houses on EN-; then
the price OF the land kept getting
higher, and they'd sell part of their
yards and let the people that bought
1t build on 1t to live In. till they
haven't hardly any Of 'em got big, open
yards any more, and It's getting all
built up. The way 1t used to be II was
al gentleman's country estate nad
that's the way my grandfather ought
to keep It. He lets these people take
too many liberties: they do anything
they want to-"
"But how could he stop themr
Lucy asked, surely with reason. III
he sold them the land It's theirs. isn't
tn"
George remained serene In the face
OF this apparently difficult question
He ought to have all the tradespeople
boycott the families that sell part OF
their yards that way. All he'd have to
do would be to tell the trndespeople
they wouldn't get any more orders
from the family If they didn't do It.
From the familyf What familyf
"Our family" said George, upper
turbed. 1.-THE Ambersons.~
II see |" she murmured, and evident
ly she did see something that he die
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CHAPTER VII.

When George regained some meas
ure of his presence Of mind Miss Lucy
Morgans cheek, snowy and cold, was
pressing his nose slightly to one side !;
and a monstrous amount OF her fur
boa seemed to mingle with an equally
unplausible quantity Of snow In his
mouth. He was confused. but con-
scious Of no objection to any Of these
juxtapositions. She was apparently
uninjured, for she sat up, hatless. her
hair down, and said mildly:
Good heavensw
Though her father had been under
his machine when they passed. he was
himself on his knees beside his daugh-
ter, but found her already laughing,
and was treasured. They're all
right" he called to Isabel, who was
running toward them, ahead OF her
brother and Fanny Mlnafer. This
snowbank's feather bed-nothing
the matter with them at all. Don't
look so palel''
''Georgiel" she gasped. George T.
George was on his feet, snow all
over him.
Don't make fuss, motherl Moth.
ing's the matter. That darned silly
| horse"
Sudden tears stood in Isabel's eyes,
ITO see you down underneath-drag-
ging-oh -" Then with shaking
hands she began to brush the snow
| from him.
'J.et me alone" he protested. "You'n
| ruin your gloves. You're getting snow
| all over you. and"
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leather, and that snow was cllnging
to them. She made little rush
toward him, and, as one OF his feet
rested on the iron step Of the machine.
in mounting, she began to clean the
snow from his shoe with her almost
aerial lace handkerchief "You mustn't
catch coldl" she cried.
stop thatl" George shouted, and
furiously withdrew his foot. For
heavens sake get I'M You're stand
ing In the snow yourself. Get in"
Isabel consented. turning to Morgan,
whose habitual expression Of appre-
hensiveness was somewhat accentu-
ated. He climbed up after her, George
ANDERSON having gone to the other
side. you're the same Isabel l used
to know" he said In a low voice.
you're n divinely ridiculous woman"
Am I. Eugene7" she said, not dis
pleased. "Divinely' and ridiculous
just counterbalance each other, don't
they7 Plus one and minus one equal
nothing; so you mean I'm nothing In
Particular
NO" he answered, Juggling at a
lever. THAT doesn't seem to be pre-
cisely what l meant. Therew This
exclamation referred to the subterra-
mean machinery, for dlsmaylng sounds
came FROM beneath the floor, and the
vehicle plunged, then rolled noisily
forward
Behold" George ANDERSON ex-
claimed. "She does novel 1t must
be another accident"
'Accident?'" Morgan shouted over
the din. mo! She breathes, she
stirs; she seems to feel thrill OF life
along her keel!' And he began to
sing 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
Anderson Joined him Justify, and
sang on when Morgan stopped. His
nephew. behind, was gloomy. He had
overheard his mothers conversation
with the inventor: it seemed curious
to him that this Morgan, OF whom he
had never heard until last night
should be using the name Isabel" SO
easily and George felt that 1t was not
| just the thing for his mother to call
Morgan Eugene" the resentment OF
the previous night came upon George
| again. Meanwhile his mother and
Morgan continued their talk; but he
could no longer hear what they said
the noise of the car and his uncle's
songful mood prevented. He marked
how animated Isabel seemed; it was
not strange to see his mother SO gay
| but it was strange that man not OF
the family should be the cause Of
her gayety. And George sat frowning
Lucy turned to him. "You tried t.
swing underneath me and break the
fall for me when we went over" shl
said. II knew you were doing, that
and--it was nice of YOU
wasn't any fall to, speak Of" h
returned brusquely. "Couldn's hay,
hurt either of u.s."
"Stiu 1T was friendly of you--ant
awfully quick. too Ill not-Ill no
forget 1t T.
Her voice had sound of genuine
ness, very pleasant. and George be
gan to forget his annoyance with he
father, Thix annoyance Of his had no
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mo. nor shs cried. you'll catch
cold; you mustn't catch cold" And
she continued to bfu1A him.
Anderson had brought Lucy's hat !;
Miss Fanny acted n lady's maid; and
both victims Of the accident were
presently restored to about their usual
appearance and condition Of apparel.
In fact, encouraged By the two older
gentlemen. the entire party, With one
exception, decided that the episode
was after all merry one, and began
to laugh about 1t. But George was
GUNNER than the December twilight
now swiftly closing In.
That darned horse r. he said.
Il wouldn't bother about Pendennfs
George" said his uncle. ~You Gun
send man out for what's left q the
cutter tomorrow, and Pendennfs Will
gallop home to his stable: he'lf Ne
there q long while before We will, be-
cause all we've got to depend on to
get us home Is Gene Morgan's broken
down chatting dish yonder."
They were approaching the machine
as he spoke, and his friend, again I'M
derneath 1t, heard him. He emerged,
smiling. She'll Co." he said.
"Whatr'
"All aboard!"
He offered his hand to Isabel. She
was smiling but still pale. and her
eyes, In spite Of the smile, kept upon
George In shocked anxiety. Miss
Fanny had already mounted to the
rear seat. and George, after helping
Lucy Morgan to climb up beside his
aunt. was following. Isabel saw that
his shoes were light things OF patent
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There's Your Grandfather Now"
Said Lucy.
not, for, as she lifted her nun to her
face he asked:
what are you laughing at now?"
"Why?"
you always seem to have some
little secret of your own to get happy
overr'
"'Always =" she exclaimed. "What
a big word. when we only met last
night"
That's another case of It," he said,
with obvious sincerity. "One Of the
reasons / don't like you-much lis
you've got that way of. seeming qui.
city superior to everybody else"
at" she cried. II have?"
| "Oh. you think you keep it sort OF
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ATS 'Au aEvoIR' TILL TONIGHT. lsN'r TT"
By BOOTH HARRINGTON

In
q
children
quite keeping with the prediction By the time George
world
he
Morgan
to
dwhe
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(To BE coNTINUEpl
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
Wonder Pool Of the World

Stands maesticaly far above all other oil fields the
Wonder Pool Of the World From unknown shallow field with
small production eight months it has forward such
rate that today the of Burburnett byord every
household Practically well drilled in the Northwest Exten
sion is and geogoss that the development has
hardly been started
The Bradley Company outright fourth Of the
tire royalty from all the wells in block comprising l6O
and from all the wells that viii be drilled this tract Besides
the Company of the production from
the United Oil Companys holdings in the same block.
United No is producing $500 barrels; United No q
and No the sands and derrick being erected for No
The Bradley Company owns over So Of the stock Of the Ma
tonal Oil Gas Company in Block "a with well No producing
and well No on the sands This is not all The Bradley Com
has its lease with well No producing and
No. 2 and No 3 on the sands.
At the end Of August Mr. W. J Lee stated that there were
in Block "a twenyeight wells producing fifteen the sands
many drilling and numerous locations made He further stated
that the production from this Block "a from these 43 wells
would easily equal $4,000 barrels daily Block "a is the best
ures in the pool The Bradley Company controls the Lions
Share of this entire block.
This property lies right in the heart Of Burkburnett
rounded all sides by production Burkbune has paid
dividends large number of people less time than other
field Land here has been sold the rate Of $4,000
vesto in Burkbunet have invested 500 August and sold
in February $4,000 This field earning $3,OOO0OO
every thirty days this will be greatly multiplied upon the
peon of reneries and pipe lines under construction
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
Questions and Answers

l. @. What does Bradley Company Shareholder parti
cipate in?
A. In everything that the Bradley Company will
owproduc0n royalties leases, storage tanks and oil equip
men estate and later pipe nes reneres tank and
other revenue making branches Of the oil business
2 Q. What is the policy Of The Bradley Company in
gard to dividends?
A. It is well defined policy Of The Bradley Company to
pay least SO of all earnings dividends Re-
turning profits, not promises, to the investors
3. @. What is the authorized capital?
A. The Bradley Company has authorized capital Of
conservative for of its magnitude yet sui
ent plenty funds for the complete development of
the Companys holdings With this capitalization will not be
form several corporations to handle the several
refinery lines and tank storage and
carbu investment this Company offers benefits be
from all the branches Of the oil industry It is the nten
Company sell only much of its stock will be act
uay the development and expansion Of the
Companys properties KEEP IN MIND THAT THE STOCK Is
SUED IS ALL THAT PARTICIPATES IN DIVIDENDS.
A. O. Is your investment in The Bradley Company safe?
A. Safer and sounder than bank We firmly believe that
every share of The Bradley Company stock will be worth many
be purchased for today We backed by the
averages by the fact that the Company managed by
competent oil and financial and by the
mercial production such The Bradley Company has.