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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

So --T a - Fss777zsT -
pada1 W objecia hrabiny Idali
W~olajac:
- Mako, moja matkol
Hrabina Italia, Katarzyna III;
lima ME Wierzyly sWojemu szczes
iiciu....
zdawalo i'm sic, re zNstaja poo
wplywem rozkosznego snu, 2 kto
rego niezad}ugo obudzic sic be
die potrzeba.
Dopiero pc up1ywie kilku mi
nut zdolaly uwierzyc W rzeczywis
toscc swojego szczescia.
Co czu1y, gdy: i'm Bogumil Q.
powiedzia1 swoje losy, jakich u
czuc on sam doznawa1, gdy sic
dowiedzia1 0 przebytych przez ME
kolejach, ME jestesmy W stanie
opisac.
Jezyk jest zbyt ubogim W wy
razy, azeby m6gl opowiedziec to
wszystko czego doznawaly serca
tych dobrych W gorzkiej szkole
nieszczesscia dojrzalych ludzi.
Kilka dni up1ynelo cd tego spo
tkania.
Towarzysze Kaminskiego ME-
szkali razem z MIN. w domu, kto-
ry margrabia Negroni ma czas pc
bytu W Konstantynopolu wynajaa}
W7szyscy mezczyzni zaprzyjaznili
sic z SODA, a Pedro z kazdym
dniem sk1ada} MOVIE dowody, re
sz;czerze za1owa1 swej przesz}osci,
i coraz wiecej zyskiwa1 sobie
sympathy, W kole ludzi uczciwych
kt6rych 1ndra sta}a sig prawdzi-
wa u%lubienica.
Cd chwili, gdy dotkne1a stopa
ziemi europejskiej by1a ona tax
weso1a i szczeslika a przytem jej
charakter odznacza1 sic TAXA Ia
godnoscia i slodycza, re predko
pozyska}a serca naszych przyja--
ci6}, a szczeg6lnie margrabina A
gnata tax sic do niej przywiaza}a,
re oswiadczy}a il sic nigdy z MIA
ME rozstanie:
Czy Indra, kt6ra pomimo m1o-
diego wieku i ca1ej kobiecosci cha
rakteru mia1a wiele mesko stano-
wczej wolf, zgadza}a sic z tenn l
jake byly plany ma ~przysz4osc o
tenn ma teraz movie ME bedziemy,
powiemy tylko, re postanowionem
zosta}o, il Kaminski, majac w e
ku dowody swojej niewinosci, sta
wi sic pred sadem W Warszawie,
a Dragomirski inni pozostanar w
Konstantynopolu tax d}ugo, dop6
XII stan rzeczy sic ME zmieni i ME
nastapi moznosc po}aczenia sic
przyjaci6}.
Kaminski przyjal ma siebie uro
czyste zobowiazanie, re zaraz pc
zrehabilitowaniu sic sadowem, zaJ
ME sic odszukaniem Maryi i spro
wadzeniem jej W objecia Kazimle
RIA.
Los iednak uwolni1 go predko
cd tego zobowiazania, ~zaszed1 bo-
wien fakt niezwyczajny, ma kto-
ry W przewidywaniach swolch
wcale liczyc ME mogli.
2 powodu pewnego r~adosnego
wypadku og}oszona zosta1a pow
szechna amnestya, znizajaca hub
znoszaca kary ola wszystklch ska
zanych przestepc6w.
Nasi przyjaciele, ktorzy miell
pewne dowody, re byli skazanl
jedynie skutkiem zbiegu fatal
nych okolicznosci, bez pope}nienla
rzeczywistych zbrodni tenn tat
wie:j i tenn smielej mogli korzys--
tao z tego aktu 1aski.
w kilka tel dni pc made sciu
wiadomosci 0 og6lnem u}askawle.
niu, Bogumi1 Kamihski, Ka az
mierz Dragomirski j ca1y orszak
ich przyjaci6f znajdowali sic Jul
ma morzu Carmen W drodze dc
Odessy, ozywieni nadzieja szczes.
liwej przyszlosci.
NEMEZYS.
Uprzedzmy naszych przyjaci6f
przeniesmy sic do Warszawy
gdzie przebieg naszej powiesci na
turalnie skonczyc sic musi, a pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-12

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lecz ahv za1a+p;c newna snr,1,o
/ k+6ra; ;ak s;a zda;a nan;
oadouna anonno1as
Chciei nan movie
mamie marorah;o odrzel1a No.
rva. R;elczvnska ! dosc iawna n;e
c;ernl;uoscia W ohocna; chw;1;
ma}o bardzo nam czas,, ma zala+-
u;;on;o ;oL;obs snro,n ,.a.o
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
TO GERMANS
FOR STONE THROWING

PARIS, June 1S.-M. Clemcnceau. as
president of the peace conference. has
sent the following letter TO Count Won
Rrockdorff- Rantzau. president Of tho
German delegation. regretting the recent
demonstration against German delegates
at Versailles:
Mr. President: have been informed
that at the time OF the departure from
Versailles Of the German delegation last
(Monday) night q crowd gathered at
the doors of your residence and that
some noisy incidents followed. I hasten
to express to you my full regrets for
acts which are 30 contrary to the laws
OF hospitality. These manifestations
could only have happened because OF the
absence OF a certain number OF police
officials who had been called away on
duty In tho neighborhood of Versailles.
1.-THE project Of tho Seine and Disc
department will offer an apology to
Herr Won Haniel and will be relieved
from office. as we'll as the police COM
missioner. for not having taken appro-
pirate measures which had been ordered
II beg you to accept, Mr.. President.
the assurances OF my high consideration.
(signed) "CLEMENCEAU."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
GERMAN PAPER SAYS
BOLSHEv|kS HAVE
MILLIONS IN Cash

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Hcnry w.
Grunewald. head of private detective
agency, and one of the participants IN
the raid last Thursday upon the offices
@; the Russian Soviet bureau here,
testifying today before the joint lcGis-
lativ" committee to investigate sedltious
activities told Of finding "A copy Of the
Bcrlincr Tagcblatt OF April 4. 1919, IN
a filing cabinet in the Soviet headquar-
tcrs which contained an article marked
with red pencil which read:
Telegram from our correspondents
at the Hague. April 8. 1919. The Daily
News announces that in New York and
America there exists Systematic
Bolshevist agitation. The American In
dustrials already have been warned and
are handling the situation with great
care and have sent experts TO Europe
TO study conditions
The unrest WHICH Is In America AT
this moment is SAID to he due to this
agitation by Mr.. Martens. the official
representative Of tho Bolshcvist gov
ernment whose business quarters are
in tho vicinity Of Wall street. He has
5000 10000 which Is to be used for
firms intending 10 do business with
Russia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
HOT ROLLS And
BREAD FREE TO
The PUBLIC

The local branch Of the Federal Sys-
TOM of Bakeries. at 1109 Market street.
will open their doors for business TINS
morning With new and improved ma
chinery, all kinds Of bread and rolls Will
be baked every 40 minutes and served
hot to the public.
Bread, such as raisin, nut. graham ana
health and rolls is the exclusive pro-
duct Of the concern, which is dupli-
cate OF the branches in the largo cities
Of the country.
Hugo pfferkorn, head baker or the
Chicago branches Of the system. will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
OUT THE Pike
Concrete paving, stsps, c1xbg 0e
gArATs construction. Ca1 - - -
estimate. -
The G. B. KIMBERLY o.
xatiozai Baat mag.
Federal Liquor L;censsS

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Thousend1sN
liquor dealers applied today for the 49,
nual federal license. permitting thAs
OF alcoholic beverages for one 49,
from July /. Under instructions - a
Daniel c. Roper. Commissionet q 49,;
ternul revenue. these licesSes v -
granted at the purchasers risk an4
circumstance has raised hopes
the dealers, that the day OF
. bone dryness Is not a. near = -.
feared. -;
The position taken by the -
dealers as expressed by some oS
leaders. Is that rehabilitation WI
declared completed by President NItes.
in August at the latest and thaS q
fore they will have at least fcnf
grace before the constitutes
bition amendment becomes. s6ectivoi
January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CELEBRATE THIRTIETH
ANNIVERSARY OF A
PING ON THE COCO

Captain Henry Frohme. popular night
desk man at Police Headquarters. today
will celebrate" rather an odd anniycr-
sary. Thirty years ago today. while
making an arrest in the Eighth ward
on a lunacy charge, was shot in the head
BY the man nc was attempting to appre-
bend. Fortunately the ball did not
reach the skull. but it left scar which
a score and half Of years has not OBJ.
liberated. Captain Frohme takes 1t all
as n good naturcd joke when fellow offi-
GERS tel him that for once 1t paid TO be
n chick headed Dutchman."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
MOUNDSVILLE BOY
LEAVES THE NAVY

Samuel Walton OF Moundsvillc. passed
through the city last night on his way
home from Philadelphia. where he WAS
hOnornbIv discharged from the Navy.
with Germany was declared. He served
AS a baker on the Won Steubcn." one Of
tho big interncd German ships which
carried thousands Of American soldiers
to Europe. and also while the big boat
was bringing soldiers home from for
eon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
AT THE HOTELS

wIndsor-C. II. Green. ClarksburE: f.
T.. mn. Charlcsion: Mr. and Mrs. b. f.
Patterson. Huntington: Jno. 8. stump.
Clarksburr.
Grand Central-P. l." Roush. Graham
ststion: William Iandis. Flushing. Ohio:
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Wambaugh. Morgan
MoLure-J. +. Stcmple. Aubry: Joe n
Hugh. Grafton: MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Mel
son. Huntinrton: 4. LocmiCk. Hunting
Ton: Gary McCarty. Huntington: Mild
rcd Snidcr Huntington: J. W. Santie,
Burton: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hess Man.
Rosers-F. S Fugara. Grafton: !. r.
Prince, rarkcrshurg: r. A. Lell. Gass-
away: H. Merritt. Cameron: Il. r. Nc
Cuskcy. Cameron: ]. J. Canarcila, Clarks-
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Tuuaniln Picnic

Mrs, Herbert NJ. Somehow enter
tanned the members Of tho Sunday school
of tho Eoff Street Temple %csterdny
afternoon with n merry Juvenile picnic
at Wheeling Park. This affair also hon.
ored the eighth birthday anniversary or
Master gHnior Somehow. The interest
ing feature Of the day was the cutting
Of the fuge birthday cake after the
usual ceremony of blowing out the cand-
les had been performed. About seventy
ave Young folks enjoyed this novel party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 1S.-Ac-
cording 10 an official statement issued
here today, the total net earnings Of the
Columbia Gas and Electric company, a
West Virginia corporationf for the
month Of May amounted to $60S.823.34,
or an increase OF S2.472.4S over the pre-.
vious May. The net earnings for the
Ave months ending May 81 amounted to
1854. 1855. an increase Of $64,lS1 over the
same months a year ago. The surplus
for the i've months ending May 81 to-
tailed 31,687,4i9.2S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
CARNEGIE Mill
RESUMES MONDAY

After q months shutdown the Car
negic Steel company at Bellaire Will!
start up Monday. At present the only
department to 20 on will be the con-
yerting mills. which will give employ
ment to about 500 men. The blast fur
naces will 60 on in the near future but
no date has been set for their resump-
tion.
A rumor was abroad last night that
the Riverside Tube Works would re-
sumo operations as soon as certain
wages in some OF the departments nave
been adjusted, which will probably bo
in about q month.
wheeling Tent O. Awning o.
0ur Auyn4n0p nnd Service Satisfy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
COUNTY COURT
Licensed to Wed.

Ray Stephens, IS. Of Pittsburgh ana
Mabel Burton, %. Of Edgington lane.
Fred Bcnline. 23. and Louise Down
Ing, 20. both of Wheeling.
James E. Smith, u, OF Irwin. Pa. ana
Cora NJ. Wilkinson. 81, Of Ruffsdaie. Pa.
Joseph West, IS. and Roberta JOAN
son, rs, both Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
TRIAL OF DRY COP
ON BOOTLEGGNG
CHARGE is ENDED

CHARLESTON, w. Va June 10
Evidence in the case OF the United
States against Rufus Clendentn. charged
with retailing liquor without a license
was completed in the district federal
court today. Judge B. G. Keller did not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Take homo pound -a-half loaf OF
hot raisin bread for 16 cents. You have
never eaten anything half 30 delicious.
Made every 20 minutes under the watch
full eye at the Federal Systean Of Baker
les. Store at llo9 Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Tho Federal System Of Bakeries OF
America Will open today June -. HOT
rolls and bread every 40 minutes baked
and sold under the wAtchful eye at our
store, llo9 Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Oeeda Piled.

A J. McCullagh and wife and John l.
Diskey and wife to Security Trust COM
pany. 81 lots in South Warwood. IS.
Dimmcydale company to w. +. Klctt
lot Is in pimmeydale, $40.
E. VI. Atkinson ard wife to Mary A.
Wallace, lot IL in Elm Bine. SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
HUN CABLES 38SuaH.

WASHINGTON, June B.-Caole COM
rnunication with Germany has been par
tally resumed The war trade board
announced today that all cable compa-
niss and Sensors had received instruc-
tons TO accept and transmit caolegrams
relating 70 the supply OF foodstuHs 10
c.-rnanvI, under the Brussels agreement.
when thesmessages were otherwise unoo>
jectionah1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Kate Wolf qualified as executor or the
will OF the late Mary Daum
7. T. Carter qualified as executor OF
tn, will Of the late g. A. Amend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
STREET CAR men
Will MEET TODAY
Members Of Local No. lo3, Street Rail
way Employees, VIII Meet
This Morning.

The members of Local No. 103. Street
Railway Employees. will meet this morn
ing when IT is likely that the matter Of
a settlement Of the wage differences will
be settled for the present year. arbitra-
tors-three in number-have held a num-
Der Of meetings. and 1t is claimed that
they have settled upon scale. which
will BE- presented to the men for their
ratification at the meeting this morn
ing.
The various building crafts have set
tied their differences and it is likely that
there will be no further trouble for the
present, as all are working and business
conditions are said to be better than ever
before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
charge the Jury on account Of the late
ness Of the hour

Cendenin was a prohibition officer
for Kanawha county at the time he was
charged with retailing liquor. b. Kemp
Littlepage, prosecuting attorney. was the
first witness who testified that the
dwindling amounts Of liquor confiscatcd
by the officer caused him to make in
yestigation which resulted in catching
Clendenin in the act Of selling the
liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Every mother Knows that coughs ana
colds, neglected. may lead to the most
dread di,eases- Group, bronchitis Pneu-
rnonia and consumption often have tne'f
beginning in a slight cold
Tho wise mother gives
Foley's Honey and Tar
NJ the fi.t signs OF cough or cold. She
knows it stoPo coughs quickly, puts 2
soothing, healing coating on an intiamed
and tickling throat, snd gives q feeling
of warmth and comfort to the sufferer.
Mrs. ". z. sehlsre, Ashland. Peas: wIiso "a
cid remedy h.ve ever tried. Wben my little
sid aets q cold on her chest, Give beg ais"
do.es. and Il relicves her rilht away,
AOIsD 2VBBXW1E10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

Take home . pan Of hot rolls, 10 TO
the pan, 10 cents o pan Baked every
20 minutes under the watchful eye at
the Federal System Of Bakeries. Store
ut 1lo9 Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19
Power Of Attorney.
GREAT NCREA9E.

Michael McQuay ct al. to George y
Rjnchart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

master baker Of the local branch. OF
which Jacob Scntlingar is owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-19

buy WAR SAVINGS HAlnl 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

Hollands mines are now producing
coal at 4 rate Of obout 100000 tons q
year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

Miss Fredia, Of Fairmont spent sun-
day with Mrs. Samuel Harris here.
Warren Curry, who has been locat.
ed in France, returned to his home
here recently.
VIM. Wilcox, who was q recent
school teacher here, was visitor al
this place this week.
d. G. Goodnight was visiting his
home near Laurel Point over Sun
day
N. i. HAWKINS and son have about
completed their saving at this place.
3. E. Harris and Samuel Harris
were callers at Grant Town recently.
VIM. Harris and Frank Davis were
business callers near townsville
Thursday.
Work hae. shut down at the Amos
Mines, anil 1t is not known here when
they VII resrme coeration.
Mrs. Clyde Hawkins Of near Win
field, spent Saturday with the family
OF ri. L. Harris.
y l. I ! / q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20
CHATTER 1ss.

III this war can part you yon never
did belong to each either. anyway"
1 what the girls had said to Dolly
Bennett, applied to my own AFFAIRS
/ had to admit that the war had come
between Bob and me Was this be-
cause we had never actually belong
ed to each other? Surely, II ours had
been y perfect marriage nothing but
death itself would have kept my Sol.
Idier.husband from writing to me.
| unbraided myself; Perhaps I had
not had faith enough, had not trusted
our love enough had been too easily,
too Willingly discouraged!
The thought appalled, me! II I had
|trusted Bob sufficiently to marry him,
Iwhy hadn't kept It up afterward?
/ 1t seemed to me that had hit upon
an important symptom OF all the dis.
eases which attack matrimony. l knew
very well that girls IRE simply wild
to trust man when they love him.
An engaged girl will take her lovers
word for anything, almost Will accept
the shallowest excuses for all kinds OF
neglect. too. But as a wife how ex-
acting how critical, how unforgiving
that same girl often becomes!
What makes this big difference
Ii asked myself. probably the hus-
band changes little for the worse as
soon as the law gives him certain
Ownership Of a woman, but the> great
est change otter all. takes place in
1.-The woman herself She loses her
Twill to believe everything her husband
tells her An excuse for her mans
shortening which she would have
seized upon gratefully before her mar
rage she regards with contempt and
hostility afterward.
1 myself would have accepted any
old reason for Bob's queer moods and
silences when vas only engaged to
him. But as his wife, am hard to
convince Bob writes to his mother
Iregularly-bu but not to me. ! do not,
L H
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

q telegram and handed 1t through the
ticket window to the combined station
agent and operator. The address on
the telegram contained the name Of
Paul Mccormick.
"Thilty-fiye cents" said the opera.
tor, after reading the message and
checking the nusaber Of words. Mae
paid for it, while a strange little
smile flickered over her face.
A short time after she looked out
the v window OF the train as It sped on
its way toward Cleveland. Fading in
the distance were the hills and woods
that hid from view the home she was
leaving. she smiled and, turning from
the window. addressed her seat com,
5panion:
I'm glad l'didiit 60 yesterday as |
had planned, Joe; and I'm glad the
telegram I sent said no instead Of
yes"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

ar.e rbat Il Var can par Man and They Neer Truly

1 cannot viii not Try to understand
why!
Miss Morner's idea about trial mai.
Iffages has its points. ! said TO my.
self as | reviewed my hard situa4ion
lar from it-Sor IN most marriages
there would be q child having IN
equal claim TO the iathe and mother
The Office girls Were inShnctiyely
right when they resented Miss Hor-
mere anarchistic suggestion. The
idea however tok hold Of me be-
cause Bob and ] had lived together
Just about long enough to make q
fair experiment. and he must have
decided, | felt sure, tina. for him our
marriage was total failure. And
Bob is much too honest by nature TO
pretend what he does not feel.
Just as Dolly Bennett must take the
initiative IN breaking OF her engage.
ment 50 Mrs Robert Atwood Lori.
mer must take the ,frst step toward
a divorce, That Is modern chivalry.
I had planned to move simply and
6&nelyt IN 1873, tVHSIu bUm0 0euulto
lot1ect but before l r'as taf1.ly start.
led, / realized that was a bond wom..
an to matrtmon,. hampdred what.
ever way l turned.
The time had come Tor, me to give
UP my work in the Office II ! wish
| ed to do so. The young man whom !
! had replaced had been released from
the army and as q happy war bride,
awaiting my husbands return there
was no excuse whatever for me 70
keep my position. But as most IN.
happy young lnarriai woman how
should ! procesl!
II Bob no longer loved me Ger.
tainly stood in sore need Of employ
ment Divorce with big alinony, lev.
ted according to the Lorimef ability
| to pay, did not coincide with my
ideals.
Ny love spiritual or physical, must
always be a gift. It is not COM
modify whose value q Judge and jury
can fix ID dollars.
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Her father and mother wanted to ac-
company her, but she declined and
walked of, Juggling suit case which
contained the clothes she had been url-
able to crowd INFO the trunk that was
taken to the station the day previous.
She had plenty of time so she saun.
tered along, taking last looks at the
fields and the houses and trees that
had been her surroundings ever since
she could remember. At the entrance
to Lovers Lane she paused. It was in
that lane she had promised to marry
Joe. and II had been their trysting
place for two years or more. Tears
swelled in her eyes as she stood and
looked down the lane, which was TAX.
ing on its multi.colored autumn garb.
Somehow, she felt 1t was becoming a
great effort to leave. It would not
take much to make her change her
mind, she told herself.
She tried to move on, but she could
not pass the entrance to that leafy
path without taking one more look at
the log on which she and her farmer
lover had sat too many times and dis
cussed the future. Silently she glided
down the lane. Hearing q rustic
around q bend In the pats, sile stop
ped and darted behind tree.
The rustic grew more distinct, She
recognized the sound as made by
some one walking along the leafy
floor. She crouched behind the trunk
and peered forth to see who It was.
Presently he appeared, an angular
young fellow, with hair that bordered
on yellow. wearing a striped green ana
red shirt, blue overalls and boots that
were like snow snovels. Oyer shoul-
der was slung peculiar instrument
that looked like a telescope on three
legs. 1t was surveyors transit.
Before boarding the train Mae wrote
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The Itching knd sti4g
az RlaziII6. F;;eYv Ee1en,r

Seems Like the Skin Is AZ Fire,
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caused by Eczema that flmos o.
comes q torture. The Ebin1 Is ae
Nuost unbearDble and e Skin seelis
ohNdre viii the burtiil g Irritation.
A cue rom local aHplj cations Of
saves Id 6intments lsl mpossible,
becaus neh treatment can only all
iay q pan temporarily The disease
can only be CACHED u going deep
do 81 10 IT'S sodlce.
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