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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

viii sic rozstrojenia nerwowego. Ma
stacye ~policyjnq Shakespeare udano
sic o rade co q MIN czynic. a gdy
dowiedziano sic, re No~wakowski
ME Jest jeSzcze calkowicie cd sluzby
zwolnionym. wyslano do domu pa
trolke, kt6ra odwiozla go ma kura-
eye do szpitala wojskowego.
- -
W ~tygOdniu biezacym ukazaf sic
pierwszy numer ty~godnika ,,Ameri
can Legion. kt6ry jest oficyalnym
orgarem Weteran6w Wojny Swia-
towel. Z okazyi tel otrzymano setki
tclegram6w z ayczeniami. Zyczenia
nrze5lali miedzy iunymi: General
Preshing, byiy ~prezydent VIM. Ho--
ward Taft. sekretarZ wOjny Baker,
sekretarz marynarki. JOsephus Da--
niels. general p. c. March, admiral
w. S. Sims ! lord NordcIiife. Miaseo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
KOLIZYA PAROWCA z CO.
RIA LODOWA.

St. Johns, Nova F~unlandya, 10
lipca. - Parowiec .,Grampian"
linii Allan kolidowai w poblizu
przyladka Race z CORA lcdowa.
w kolizyi dwie osoby zosta4y "a
bite i dwie odniosly obrazeria.
- rampian". ktory ma sMoim po-
kiadzie wiezie 750 pasazerow i
$50 ludzi z zaiogi, zawina} tn, eel
lem naprawy odnieSionych uszko-
dzen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
ZE SPRAW SOKOLICH.
RacznoSS Sokolice!

Cwiczenia przygotowawczc
pred : zhotowe odbywaja sic O.
becnie W kazdy czwartek, o 60
dzinie 7:30 wieczorem, w parku
Eckhardta, naro4nik Noble ulicy
i w. Chicago ave
Druhny czas do zlotu xrdtkI
wiec ME powinno zadnel Z was
brakowac ma tych twiczeniach,
gdyz tie co ma tie twiczenia ucze-
szczac mic beda ME naucza sic cw'
czeh i W zlocie ME beda .mogiH
wziat udziaiu.
Zdzislaw Majewski,
INacz. Okr. II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
z MkODZIANKOWA.

w ubiegly wtorek odbyl sic po-
grzeb sp. Jana Adamczaka, liczacego
PREY zgonie lat 40. kt6ry zmarf
wskutek nieszczesliwego wypadku w
dniu Ago lipca b. r. 2 domu zaloby
pnr. 1857 n. Marshfield ave-. do ko-
sciola p. W. SIS. Miodziank6w. PREY
~narozniku Armour I w. Superior ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

NEPORTEREAI

W New Yorku wyladowali wczo-
raj n~astepujacy zolnierze powraca-
cajacy z Francyi: Jan Wajda, PHI
W. gotta H.. J6zef Taska. PSI W.
l1Sta ul., Henryk Debak. 2573 Full
lerton ave-, Jak6b Pietrak, 252O S.
Howard III. BrCuislaw Mirek, 174a
n. Mozart ul.. Stefan Bobowski,
2647 Augusta ul.. Wladyslaw Ja--
Srzynski, 1929 w. Gotta uI.. Benjamin
Bunta. 1856 S. Robey ul.. Wiady--
slaw Marciniak. $3.50 s. Racine ave.
/ jerry Purong, 1928 Crystal III.
WczOraj pOpoludniu przykry wy
padek przydarzyl sic pani A. Bonk.
Fam. pnr. 214 y. California ave, u
zbiegu Milwaukee i Robey. I kt6re-
go wyszla po~kaleczona ma caiem Gle
lie bardzO bale$nie. Przcs2lO ona uli-
e Milwaukee e. ma poprzek. 4
sdy juz wchOdzifa m chodnih, po-
.kneia sic o stopiea kamienny i pa
la ma ziemie. " tel wlaSnie chwili
~Drzejezdzai tamtedy automobil, kie-
rOwany przez Stanislawa Kunza,
Fam. n 1915 Potomac ul., kt6ry
ME mogac ma czss zatrzymaC te-
COZ. najechal ma lezaca ma ziemi
powyzej wspomniane spOwodowat
o~brazenia. Kto$ dal zuat o nieszcze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10

WEGIERSCY BOLSZEWICY
K RUMUNoW.

Bukareszt, 10. ipca. - Rapor-
ty z Transylwanii donosza, re
wegierskie wojska bolszewickie,
ktore ma skutek polecenia Allan
tow ~wycofaiy sic z terytoryum
czechosiowackiego, zaatakowaiy
wojska rumunskie mad rzeka elsa,
gdzie walk tocza sic obecnie po-
miedzy niemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
NOWI PRhLACI w AME-
RYCE.

Rzym, 10. lipca. Papiez Be-
nedykt zamianowai nastepuj@-
cvch ksiezy z poSrod a"neryEah--
skiego Kleru swyni do1owymi
praiatami: M~onsignor A. E. Man
ming z Toledo, ks. Patrick ]. Mac
Donnel z Chicago, ks, James ].
Dennet z Aurora, Ill, ks. Clement
Kalyelage z FreePor>>, III. i ks.
Ludovico Arce Ruesta z Lima,
Peru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
Medina buchalterya.

Kochana iono. nalezaloby po-
myslec o ograniczeniu wydstkow,
szasy So Sickle.
Moi drogi. nasze fundusze ME
pozwalaja a ograniczenie wydatkoW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-10
Strawberry W Argo "a
daja cd Kongresu In
w~estygacyi.

w hotelu Morrison w srodmie-
sciu odby}o sic wczoraj posledze-
ME urzednikow unijnych, uni
swiezo zorganizowanej Z robotni-
kow zatrudnionych przez Corn
Products Refining CO. W Argo,
ktora ME chcac jej przyjac, wy
Wofaia wielkie z%aburzenia w tel
mieScinic a kt0rej specyalni poll
cyanci zabili dwu strajkierow i
ciezko ranili wielu innych. u
chwalono wysfac W tel sprawie
telegramy do prczydenta Wilso--
ma, g}owy Federacyi Piracy Com
persia, sekretarza piracy Wilsona,
eubernatora Lowdcna i Senatora
Mccormick i paru innych kon--
greSmanow, " ktorych podano
Szczegoly zaburzei tych i zadano
inwestygacyi rzadowei w tel spra
vie. Cchwaie te podpisai John
Fitzpatrick, prczydent lokalnej
fiji l'cderacyi Piracy. Ma posie-
Gzcniu zaS strajkierow, ktore sic
odbylo wCzOraj wiecZOrem uchwa
lono zadac cd wladz, ably naczel-
mix policyi, ktory zatrudniony
Jest przez kompanie Corn Pro-
ducts postawionym by} pred sad
O morderstwo. w miasteczku sa-
mym zony strajkier0w zaatako--
wafy ma ulicy mayora miasteczka
nazwiskiem James Edward Rec
YES i przez dwie godziny by} on
w tarapatach: dopiero L nadej-
Sciem policyi uda}o mu sic uwol-
mic cd kobiet. poczem zauwazono.
re czmychnal z Argo i znajduje
sic W Chicago, obawiajac sic o
Swe zycie. Napad ma niego spowo
dowany by} tenn, re jake jeden z
urzednik6w kompanii, chodzif on
cd sklepu do sklepu i namawial
kupcow. ably pod zadnym warun-
klein ME dawali kredvtu zonom
strajkierow, chcac tym sposobem
Emusic mezczyzn do poddania sic
kompanii / powrotu do piracy.
George w. Davidson ma wczoraj-
SEEN zebraniu ~ostrzegai strajkie-
row ably zachowywali sic przy--
kladnie i ME popelniali zadnych
napad6w a przedewszystkiem ably
ME nosili re SODA broni, dowo--
dzac, re kompania ma wiele bar
do karabin6w i re wojowanie pal
kq wiele korzysci nikomu ME
przyniesie. w caiym miasteczku
porozStawionc byfy ia noe warty
pilnujace porzadku i noe wczo-
~rajsza ~przeszia spokojnie. Strajk
ten przeniosf sic juz do m~iastecz-
ka Pekin, W ktorym znajduje sic
fabryka nalezaca do tel samej
kompanii. Ma strajk wyszlo tam
oko4o 1900 robotnikow, ktorzy u
rzadziwszy mala dcmonstracye
pred budynkami spokojnie udali
sic nastepnie do miesciny. Fabry-
Xxi tel pilnuje kordon SPECIAL
nych policyant6w. Miedzy kobe
tami zatrudnionemi przez te kom
panic najwiecej agitowala "a
strajkiem parma Marya Werczek,
Fam. pnr. 5311 Wisconsin ul. W
Chicago, kt6rej gdy podstuchal
jej argumenty foreman kompani-
czny A. w. King, oSwiadczyl. re
pod zadnym warunkiem "a jej a
gitacye ME pozwoli jej wiecej
pracowac w fabryce. Ma to jego
orzeczenie odpowiedziai Jozef
BanaS. prezydent uni, re ona be-
die pierwsza. ktora wprowadzi
robotnik6w pc ukohczeniu straj-
ku do fabryki. Ciala dwu robot
nik0w, ktorzy poniesli Smierc z
rqk policyant6w lea obecnie W
budynku szkolnym miasteczka i
wielkie tfumy ludzi przechodzi o.
box ich trumien; W ~pogrzebie ich
wezmie niezawodnie udzial Gala
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Sciu policyi, kt6ra przyjechala ma
miejsce W patrolce / zabrala pania
Bonk do szpitala p. W. Sw. Elabiety.
Stan jei ME Jest grozny.
o - y
W szpttalu p. W. Sw. Bernardo
zmart wczoraj Dopoiudniu Czesiaw
Lane, Fam. pnr. 500 Euglewood ave.
Operowal on paroVq pila W zakia--
dach koleiowych linii Chicago, Rock
Island i Pacific, mieszczacych sic
PREY ulicy 59tej i Wentworth I've
Gdy zajety byl praca, kawalek drze-
wa dostai sic miedzy pas u wyrzuco-
ny przez tenze z wielka Siia ma stro-
ne, uderzyl Lanca tax SLIME, re ten
re umarf W nied.ugim czasie ME Cd
zyskujac wcale ~przytomnoSci.
w ~przyszia sobote zjezdza do
miasta naszego prezydent nowo po-
wsta}ej Repu5liki lrlandzkiej, p.
canon De Valera. Bedzie on 60
sciem miasta Chicago i z"odnie Z
zapadla uchwala ma ~posiedzeniu
Rady Miejskiej miasto przyjmie go
oficyalnie. Mayor Thompson Wy
znaczyl wczoTaj komitet przyjecia W
sklad kttrego wchodza miedzy wielu
innymi take alderman Max Ada
mowski, J6zer J. Nowak i Franci--
seek y. Rydzewski. De Valera znaj-
duje sic obecnie W New Yorku.
skad do Chicago towarzyszyc mu
bedzie byly gubernator Stanu llli--
nois D. Edward l.. Dunno. nowra-
cajGcy obeC2ie z Europy. sdzie Ia
bicgi czynil W spraw!e wyZwolenta
Irlaudyi Z pod a2gielskiego jarzmo.
W przyszla niodZiele o godzinie Sci
popoIudniu odbedz:e sic IA boisku
pi,karskiego klu6u Cubs wielkie,
otwarte ~zsbranie. ma kt6re zaprosze
nj So wiz udzial ~wsZystkie marc
dowo$ci, a gdzie nadarzy sic spo-
sobroSt pos}uchania p~rczydenta no.
wego panstwa.
" obozie Camp Grant. stawai
pred sqden polowym szeregowiec
J6zef Nowak. o~skarzony o dezercye
W czas:e wojny. 70 przesluchaCh
sad skazal Nowaka ma try lata vie
ziania W ~federaluym wiezieniu W
Leavenworth. Kan. oraz ma utrate
nensyi a dodatku nos;al z armii
wyrzucon% jake c:lowiek be- no.
noru.
W kwaterze C~2erwonago Krzyza,
m~ieszczaccso sic pnr. IS East Wa
shington III. pokcj 414, znajduiq lie
iisty do poni2cj wymienionych aol-
merry i marynarzy, kt6rych : powo-
du mylnych adres0w ME MONA by
10 ~doreczyt: Roman A~ndraszek. An
toni ArczyGski. Jjzer B~aranski,
Franciszek D. Cichoh, Piotr Ciesiel-
ski. s. SZeszktewicz. Jak6b c. Co.
PEEK. jerry A. G6zder, Antoni Groch.
Jan B. Kielas. Jan Leuowski, Adam
Miller. J2n lIOskal, Franeiszek Pa
weiczyk. Js9 Parcydski, Jan Putek,
Stanislaw RCgala. Edward Rynkus,
J6Zef SCbOtka. WFadys'aw Skoty--
cki. Flip S~Hkols&ski. Jan Stachnik.
Jan Turk. Franciscek Woznik, Ste
fan Wyrzykowski, Jak6b Jindra,
Ryszard Zeski. Antori Ziuerkowshi.
Listy te otr2ymat mona "a zgiosze-
Iiem sic do biura.
y -. y
J6zef Nowakowski, Fam. pnc.
2155 n. Irving ave, prze2 dluzszy
czas byl We Francyi W pierwszej Ii
iii transz6w i W ogniu wie!Okrotnie.
W czasie swej sluzby widZial on vic
lie a przej&cia to TAXI M niCgo wp}yw
wywar{y. 70 gdv jaki; c2as temu do
stall pare dui ur!opu z obozu Grant,
kt6re spedZal W domu swym. naba-
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eyes, something you could lean upon
He was suddenly not of her old world.
* am afraid the soup is little
co2d," he said as he stepped around
to draw her chair for her.
The dinner was good beyond the
cachet' of mere gross appetite, and
it was served with q rapidity and
Bmoothncss that would have done
credit to the Oldest of the Pellor but
lerS.
"Your servants are well trained"
said Andrea.
Each has little to do" said the
man, "He must do it we'll. That, in
cidcntally, is the secret Of getting
satisfactory work out of an African"
'l$ IL" said Andrea abscntly. "Tve
always heard they were a shiftless
lot and that white mau could do the
Horl; of ten niggcrS.'
80 he can, ordinarily" answered
the man, almost rs absently, "but
there are times when ten boys picked
boys He stopped us if he were
lost in some far rcmnisccncc.
\ silence fell TO the end of the meal,
'whtcn conceded with The sudden end
of the tropic day.
The man spoke 10 the servants for
the first time. They cleared the
table. set it again With glasses and
liQucurS, cigars, cigarettes and coffee,
and moved it slightly to one side.
Then, from the nearby hut, they
brought out %Wo cushioned wicker
chairs, homemade hut comfortable.
Andrea sank into hers with peculiar
feeling of wcll-bcin,s mixed with SuS-
penSc. The man SAT down opposite
her, the table within easy reach Of both
hut not between them. Something
swaycd with Il jerk above their heads.
Andrea, startled. looked up just in time
TO see an enormous white disk unrOll
from its edges, letting fall in Il circle
around them Il snowy mesh Of bob
binct.
They. and all th"y needed for com
fort, became enclosed in an insect
proof cage that SwGycd softly to the
evening stir of air. The servants
weighted down its edges with flat
st0ucs and then lit two acctylcne
la!npS that stood outside on stands
placed at right angles to the couple
within the net so that the eyes of both
We're spared the glare.
The man poured coffee and liqucurs
lit Andrca's cigarette, chose Il cigar
for himself and sat down. During the
coffee they eyed each other in silence
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FINAL SETTLEMENT

Take notice that on the End day Of
December, 1919, will render final
account Of my acts and doings as Ad-
ministratriX OF the estate Of j. II.
Cunningham, deceased, in the Office
of the Judge OF Probate Of Laurens
county, at II o'clock a. m., and on the
same day will apply for final dis
charge from my trust rs Administra-
triX.
Any person indebted to said estate
is notified and required to make pay
mcnt on that date and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will
present them on or before said date,
duly proven or be forever barred.
CORA CUNNINGHAM,
Administrative.
Oct. 90, 1919. 15-5t-A
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The man dropped his eyes. "No,"
he said listlessly. II don't. I know,
but had forgotten, that women are
persuaded by love alone"
"Whut !" cried Andrea.
"Women," said the man, "lxnow no
conversion except through love-"
81 have no interest whatever in your
distractions" said Andrea angrly. "I
don't care what you think on any sub
ject under the sun. at this moment
there is only one thing that concerns
me-only one She turned from him,
threw her bare arms across the table
and dropped her face against them.
"What is to become of me? What do
care about women? I care about
myself, about Andrea Pcllor"
II am glad that you do" said the
man, and added grimly, "If you cry,
If you even start to cry, shall go
to bed"
Andrea threw back her head and
turned her face toward him. 81 am
not crying" she said quietly, "and
will not"
Her anger had died and in It's place
had come into her eyes something ter
ribly potent, the unfOrgcttable look
Of q hunted thing at bay.
II want to ask you," continued An
drea, "tO impore you, to take me back.
If not tonight. then tomorrow. Flying,
or on foot, if only we could start now.
I will say that it has all been my fault,
that YOU did nothing beyond what |
asked yOu to do in bringing mo with
YOU, if only-if only you will take me
back. Will you?'
Tho man clcnchcd his teeth. 81
would if / could. I've told YOU that
| already" he said almost IN whisper.
| Then mis- voice grew clearer and colder
"It would take eight days by any
| means at my i%poSal-cight days
there and eight days back. l can't
afford it and nothing would be saved
or gained rs far rs YOU are concerned
1t would only entail Il loss l have no
right to give"
His mood hardened Andrca's. "You
mean that when it comes to choosing
between my personal loss and yours
you see no reason to hesitate"
The man flushed under his tan and
his eyes cleaned as though her words
had given them new life. "Mine woulG
not be Il personal loss" he said. 81
am not q lonfer nor am I here for my
| pleasure"
81 Sec" said Andrea. "My life
against the interests of your employer
| Are you Il forcman?"
He shrugged his shoulders and Is
norcd the question. "Your life?" hi
i said. "Whut are you worth, after all
The best specimen of woman in thi:
! camp represents an investment on tn,
( part Of the husband of two pounds
ten shillings-say three pounds at 81,
most. Every girl child she bears ant
Tcars brings him Il hundred per cen
rcturn, and in addition she keeps house
cooks, chops wood, tCtrs water ant
ills hin IirldS."
Again Andrea terlkcd him OFT Of hi
cole with her incoEscguence. "Wha
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does tote mean?" she asked rather iclly.

does tote meanW she asked rather icily.
"ro tote means to carry, fetch, lug,
bear"
"rhank you," slie interrupted. 'By
the way, did you mean to measure me
against that threc-pound standard"
81 did" said the man.
She threw out her arms in Il gesture
Of disclosure and laughed. '"To think"
she said, "that it's only few weeks
since l was knocked down to the high
est bidder ut twenty thousand ycnr!"'
"NOt YOU" said the man quickly.
"He wasn't buying you. You never
even thought it. I happen to know him,
perhaps better than you do, and can
sssure you that the tinsel and tho
pomp he was bargaining for, innocent
enough In themselves, would have be-
come deSpicnblc and tainted by his
possession"
He was silent for q moment; then,
just rs Andrea's lips were opening to
remark, he added, "Tm glad YOU
brought him to my mind. The thought
of him has freed me from my regret.
You're here, I'm glad you arc. and you
shall stay. The only question is
whether you are going to sulll or
whether you will smile and accept the
cure of the philosophy Of contrasts"
"That'S Il new one" said Andrea.
"Not at ALL" replied the man. The
philosophy of contrasts is based on
I the idea that rut and death arc one
| and the same thing"
"You'vr missed your vocation, White
Man" said Andrea tlippantly. "You
should get your pulpit and turn mis-
sionary to society"
"1'rc got The face OF the earth for
a pulpit" said the man easily, 'and
l couldn't do with less"
"I had suspected that there was
something colossal about YOU" replied
| Andrea quickly, "and now / know
it. 1t is your impcrtincnt self-suffi-
cheney"
"Tou misunderstood me" interrupted
the man, himself unmoved. "What
mean by that tlamboynnt statement
was that no philosophy has ever lived
except through example and one cant
fulfill the creed of contrasts with less
than the whole world for play
ground"
"And has 1t never failcd?"
His eyes wandered to the half
wrecked aeroplane. eyes, it has failed
--once."
"a case Of physician cure" begar
Andrea and stopped. His eyes hat
swcrved back to hers and the nakct
look Of regret in them frightened her
"Wcll." she continued, glancing ava,
hastily, "do you really want to-t'
convert me?"
He started In his chair and If h
had been thinking Of his persona
troubles, promptly forgot them. Ha,
it been merely chance shot he spec
ulated, or was this young lady pos
SeSScd Of that rareSt Of virtues,
quirk OF mischief I'm the face Of ad
v,rsity? "Womcn know no convel
sion except through love-" were tn
exact words he had used. He reCallc
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taking each others measure. ut is too
bad," he said finally, "that we can't
take this hour for itself alone and
drink together q cup Of peace and
stiffness and comfort"
His words were half Il question and
it was so that Andrea understood them.
She drew a deep sigh, shrugged her
bare shoulders and turned squarcly to
her companion. "It is too bad" she
said, repeating his words with bitter
emphasis, "thut 1 can't forget that Oh
this night I lose everything that mat
ters-toO bad can't brush catastrophe
ana ruin aside for the sake Of Il fool
moon and a cigarette"
AS she spoke, the man braced him
self. "Evcrything that matters" he
repeated. "Ruin! What have you lost
that matters? Wherein have you been
runcd?"
The girl stared at him, open-eyed.
"You know who am, what l stand
for in my world, and how that world
will make Il chasm that l can never
recross after this night and you can
sit there and say it doesn't matter and
ask where's the ruin?"
The man looked away from her tense
face. THE things that matter" he
said quietly, care hcalth-iirSt of body
and then Of soul--honor that can stand
alone, and the flame Of an inner lamp.
There Is nothing else that really counts
and you've lost none Of these. AS for
ruin lie turned his eyes back to
her and in them WIS II glcam Of quiz
zical challenge. "Shall | define ruin
for you:"
"Tlrasc do" said Andrea, unsmiiin%,
"Ruin," said tl.c man, "S burial
Whether is POmpcii or an entire CIV.
ilizat!o- lying under strata Of q ten
thousand years stride Of tine-or an
individual rotting under the sod tl
conventions, it's all one and the same
thing. Routine is Il tomb, and when
you go SO deep in its foul air that you
can't keep burning the flame Of that
inner lamp I mentioned, why you're
dead to every intent and every pur-
pose. That, Andrea Pellor, is ruin"
He used her name without prefix.
but without familiarity; simply as a
corollary to his stark frnnkneSs. She
realized this almost SubConSciOuSly
Her thoughts fingered on the substance
of what he had said, but when she
spoke she proved herself woman.
speaking of names, what is yours p
| she asked
"Mine? My name2" said the man,
startled out of his role. He stared
nbsently through and beyond her.
| "Why, I haven't anyhow. Not that
amounts to anything" His eyes came
| back to her. Cali me Mr.. White Man
rs you have bcgun-just White Man
when YOU feel genial If you ever DO"
"Wcn, Mr.. White Man." said Andrea,
with emphasis, "what you said about
ruin didn't pass quite over my head
l believe you spoke with genuine sin
ccrity and that, as you doubtless re-
member, is conversational bad taste
Somehow it didn't bore me, but do you
really think that women are persuaded
| by wordS?"
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them perfectly, and watching in silence
q telltale flush rise from her bare neck
into her hot cheeks, he perceived that
she also remembered.
ooh !" cried Andrea, II think you are
horrible"
II haven't said anything" romon'
strated the man.
'"rhat's why" snapped Andrea.
"You could have said something. You
keep quiet and give beastly signifl.
-significance-"
He helped her out. "TO little
joke" he finished and added quite
gravely: "Be sure shall do all in my
power not to convert YOU"
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These Two Mothers Have Proved This.
Bainbridqe, NY.

''My little daughter, 13 years old,
overworked and was rundown, tired
all the time, nervous, had headaches,
couldn't eat and had to stay out of
school,. Vinol has built her up. She
has good appetite, no more head
aches and has returned to school
again. Mrs. Lester Andrews.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-19
Williamson, w. Va.

"My little boy was weak, puny,
and tired all the time, did not want
to do anything. Vinol was recom-
mended and it built up his strength
andmadc him healthy. Now he romps
and plays like other children. We
certainly belicvein Vinol for children"
Harley Clay.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-11-19

(To be continued.)