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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-15
Achieving the Ultimate in Photograph Music
By Means of Two Exclusive and Scientific Features

a slight turn of the hand it supplies the
proper needle, correct weight and pre-
else diaphragm.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-15
Ask to Hear
The Brunswick

Your Brunswick dealer will be
glad to demonstrate the many
claims made for it. Choose your
favorite record to be tested-the
one that will help you judge
best. Your verdict, like that Of
unnumbered thousands, will be
"the one super photograph"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-15
The UltOna Plays
All Records

The Ultona-a product of Gre
ative genius-enables one to
play all make records on the
Brunswick. Not a combination
continuance nor complex mech
anism, yet involving a funda-
mental principle of sound. By
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-15
STATE NEWS

Alexandria-Albert Hill, an Alex
andria business man, who is also an
extensive breeder of Hereford cattle,
is the recipient of considerable
honor from the west In the shape OF
a request to come to Spokane, Wash.
and act rs judge of Hereford cattle
at the Western Royal Live Stock
show next month.
Alexandria-The first sale and
dedication of Hanson county's live
stock pavilion In this city will be
October Is. and will be a combina-
tion sale of full blood hogs. There
will be a band concert and address
by a member of the South Dakota
extension division.
st. Onge-At a meeting of the
business men and other residents a
commercial club was organized here.
with the following officers: Press
dent. Frank Doody: vice president.
Burton Colby; secretary, John Haas;
treasurer, Ed Tanning.
Aberdeen-C. NJ. Herring. state
food commissioner and former gov
ernor. In an interview. stated that he
believed congress, rather than a
price fixing committee. should take
up the problem of the high cost of
living. He blames manufacturers and
jobbers, rather than retailers, for
high prices.
Elkton-The one bolt of lightning
which descended during a storm
struck and fired the barn on the
Beste farm. in Deuel. county. The
structure, with all its contents, was
burned to the ground. Ten head of
horses were burned, as were also sew
eral calves. hogs and a large quantity
OF grain.
Huron-Lieut. Carl A. Feige, of
Huron, has been awarded his second
citation for bravery, according to
word reaching his mother here. The
first citation was signed by General
Pershing, commander of the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces. and the
second by Major General Peter e.
Straub.
Lake Preston-A local restaurant
known as Franks cafe. was totally
destroyed by fire, together with it's
contents. The loss reaches several
thousand dollars, with insurance of
$4,000. The fire is believed to have
resulted from escaping gasoline.
When a match was lighted the gaso-
line ignited and the flames spread
with such rapidity that nothing could
be saved.
Iroquois-E. M. Noe, a farmer,
marketed here a load of flax for
which he received s621.90. the mar
ket price being $50 per bushel.
Had the load not been locked for
pigeon grass II would have brought
over 800.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
S, p. JAN CIERZAN

w Minneapolis umarl Ego. paz-
dziernika S. p. Jan ~Cierzan, pc
chadzacy z Winony, ma wade ser
coWa.
Nieboszczyk liczyl oko4o so lat
i byl samotny, pozostawia dwie
siostty-pani Franciszka zywic-
ka W Wnonie i PAM Maryanna
<Lesman w Minneapolis i dwoch
braci - Franciszek w Winonie
Antoni. & j..
Zwloki przywiezione zosta}y w
poniedzialek wieczorem do WI
nony, do domu panstwa zywlc-
kich, GIG wsch. 4tej I'll.
{Pogrzeb odbyl sic w czwartek
Q 9tej z. kosciofa sw. StanisfaWa
X. ma cmentarz Fanny Maryi. ~
Wieczny odpoczynek race mt
dac Panic.
Ma pogrzeb p%rzyjecha}a siostra
nieoszczyka,. PAM Maryanna Les
man i jej syn Ambrozy Jan zy-
wicki, syn PAM Franciszki zywic-
kiiej W Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
WAGA sKUTKU.

Jezeli czytasz jake Wazne twier
dzenie, zawsze sic pytasz: Czy pc
wne skutki potwierdzajaa tetWieff
dzenief Poniewaz skutki jedynie
Etworza dow6d. Triera Amerrykan
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest
|najlepszym lekarstWem ma Wszell-
kie dolegliwosci zoladka. 70 jest
.nasze twiierdzenie. a tn "a sli1utki;:
Weston, Nebr., 24go sierpnia,;
|1919go roku. Trinera Amerykatlnl-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego VIVA jest
najlepszym lekarstwem na zofa7
Edek. sDziala ono zadziwiajacoo. Fr.
Pacula. aTrinera Angelica Corr
|ki Tonik miema sobie roWeggo. GO GO
do przyWracania zyWgottlnnyych 81 !
energm. Czytaj, GO nastepuje Ball
ston Spa. n. =: 10 go sierrpnia
$1,000 roku. Trinera Angelica
Jest doskonaIa. Pomagga traWienilul
daje leppszy sem zasila kreW.Mo'
ia IONA ciierpiaIa ma e zaziebieniie
Eprzez q latleczs teraz Trneraa An
gelika iejsp.oemoggllaa.. Mich ,hh. Miller, q
Kazdy aptekarzsma telekarstWa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31

wy.
Fakty powyzsze So przed1ozone
publicznosci, ably sama oceni1a do
nioslosc walk z suchotami j W
mysl pomyslnych rezultatow, hoj
ME zlozyla swe datki Ia dalsza
wake, az do zupelmego zwycies-
tWa.
I'm wiekszy doch6d wp1ynie dc
kasy Stowarzyszenia re sprzeda'
rzy znaczk6w Czerwonego Krzyza
TEN skuteczniejsza bedzie Walka
z suchotami w nastepnym roku.
Tylko ma1y procent z ogolnej
Es%przedazy znaczkow zostaje W ka
sic StoWarzyszenia.
.Pozatem kazdy pprawie dollar
wydany ma .znaczki pozostaje W
|Stanie i miejscowosci gdzie zos
tai wydany.
Kupujac znaczki powinnismy
pamietac, re TEN ME tylko redu
|kujemy liczbe wypadk6w smierci
ma suchoty lecz jednoczesnie wy
rywamy smierci tych co najwie-
eel p%rodukuja, co sa karmiciela
mi rodzin i filarami pzemyslu i
dobrobytu.
Faktem BOWEN jest re sucho-
ty najWiecej ofiarr zabieraja 2 pc
sr6d robotnikow. Praca W dusz-
nych fabrykach, brak swiezego pc
wietrza dobrego odzywiania sic
wraz. z towarzyszaca nieswiado-
moscia i, niedbalstwe1n, So najdo-
g%odniejszem i waunkami W ia
skich suchoty szybko zabijaja swa
ofiare.
Obecnie blizko million >os6b W
.Stanach Zjednoczonych cierpi ma
suchoty. Million ludzi strach po-
myslec jest ME tylko %ciezarem
spoleczenstwa lecz co gorsze poz-
bawiaio spo}eczenstwo najlep-
czlonkoW Wtraear od[zinlyy
Ma dino nedzy fizycznej i moral
nej; stwarza legiony widow sic
rot bez srodkow do zycia i wog6-
le podkopuje podstaWy .zycla
przemyslowego i.spolecznego.
Wobec tych czarnych faktow
ME pozostaje mic innego jak tylko
wspolnemi silami *zWalczac tte
pplage.
S~podziewac sic zatem nalezy, re
publicznosc: wykaze rzozumienie
E%obowiazku obywatelskiego i ludz
Ekego kupujac " tym roku jaknaj
wiecej znaczk6W Czerwonego
Krzyza.-
|--A-E.t-ESk [.IES - - @E 70 81 rI-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
Jan Sylla udusi{ sic.

Jan Sylla kt6ry mieszkal samo-
tnie W independence Wis. spotka1
sic re smutna smiercia W pre-:
sziym tygodniu, gdy uchodzac.y
dym z pieca W kt6rym pali} drze-
wo spowodowaf jego uduszenie.
sSasiedzi s1yszeli jego volcanic 0 pc
moe i wiamali sic przez drzwi do
.jego mieszkania, lecz byl> juz "a
.daleko azeby go MONA ocalit. Lie
.kaatze ~praeowali mad MIN przez
ggodzinyy.be skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31

Mezczyzn W Gate City Bowling
Alleys. Praca od 2giej do 6tej pc
po1udniu 4 cd 7mej do l1tej VIE
czorem. Stale zatrudnienie przez
Gala zine. .5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
Notwithstanding "Dollars and

Wprzedstawieniu "Dollars and
Cents kt6re sic odbylo W pre-
szla niedziele wieczorem W sail
pod koscio1em, Wiel. KS. Leon Ha
zinlski byl rezyserem i pod jego
kierunkiem ch}opcy odbywali
PROXY.
Muzyki ma przedstawienie dos
tarczyli panowie: Romuald Ha-
meski Reese i r.. Eichendorf a
spiewem zajmowali sluchaczow pa
movie Christensen i Klarens Mali
szewski. )
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
gsssaaochod stana1 ma drodze pred
.ssssdchodzacym pociaggiem
Automobil florida kierowany

Automobil florida kierowany
l4przn czlowieka z RoInnggsttone,
ht6sego nazwFka ME podane,z
Sptasbii sic przez baryeree, PREY
'spietsj ulicy prrzejezdzajac Y Pc.
ptak tor kolei milwaukee, W po-
nieazialek okolp $50 wieczorem,
d 1strzymal sic na torze gdy "a
chodni pociag ~pasazerski sic zbli-
"a. 1nzynier gay sic przyblizal 2
peWnej odleglosci ma czas jeszczee
szdazyl zatrzymac pociag, prawie
Ygdy owemu mezczyznie powiodlo
ie zepchnae kare florida 2 toru.
Kierujacy automobilem pomie-
szal sic pedobno 2 powodu ze ka-
ia nliczna kt6ra stala ma drugiej
sstronie toru olsn1la go SVEN SWAT
lem ME byf zdolen widziec " Of
sniewajacej p~rzestrzeni przez de-
szczem pokropiona szybe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
4 z = 5 ! o I|.z' &
Podaje IL kilka Wiadonnoscii
kt6re moga pos1uzyc "a przyk1ad

= - - 81 . d ss'ssIss.sa 80
Podaje tu kilka wiadomoscii,
kt6re NIGGA posluzyc "a przyklaapd1.
innym.
Przybylo tn dWoje starych lu-
dzi 2 Douglas, Arizona, to dW6ch
oszust6W oggrrabbilliI ich3 z calleggo 1. ich.
1880 dolaroW, ma kt6re
oni pracowali przez Gale swoje ~
Gle. Byli to tax zwani bunco artyl-
Sci a jeden z Mich m6wil re ichl
bogaty wujek z miasta New Or
leans upowaznil go abysrozda po-
miedzy ubogich 20 tysiecy dola-,
row " Los Angeles, j tax przez Q
szukanstwo i fa1szywemi sfowa-
mi wyludzili cd owych p. Halich
te $3.50 " zamiane "a pudlteal-.
ko 2 cynkoWej blachy W ktorym'
sic znajdowo1a wielka Hose sta
rych gazet j jeden dollar picnic
dry. Halich byl W}ochem ale to
samo moze spotkac Polakow
vice MECH sic maja ma bacmoscl
DO oszust6w ME brakuje.
Jednej starej kobiecie tn W Los
Angeles ukradli zn6w $4,768. 81,
500 " got6wce $1,000 Liberty
Bonds i $2,768 W czekach. Kra-
dziez popelniona zostafa W hotelu
w czasie kiedy czysci1a dom.
Pod1ug opowiadania policyanta
.czyscila i doglada@a przez d1ugle
lata sama ten budynek.
PAM Melville miala to wszyst-
ko W kieszeni W spodnicy kt6ra
powiesi1a W klazecie. Dwoje ME
znajomych mezczyzna / niewiasta
weszlo do stancyi zapytali PAM
Melville cry mogliby wynajac
ten pok6ina jedna noe. PAM Me
vile odpowiedzia1a i'm re W tym
budynku pokoje ME SO do wynaje
cia i wyszla z tego pokoju do IN
nego a tych dwoje ludzi pozosta-
villa tam W tym pokoju.. Gdy po-
wr6cifa drzwi do klasetu zastaIa
szeroko otWarte a ia para wraz z
ta= spodnica i pieniedzmi posz}a
sobie.
Kt6s musial widac spostrzedz
re PAM Melville zawsze nosi1a
PREY sobie wielka lose pieniedzy
Ludzie powinni bye ostr6zni j
nie mice w domu wielkich sum
pieniedzy DO na to SO banki w kto
rych MONA pieniadze bezpiecznie
schowac, albo wynajac sobie
'skrzynke w banku ktora kosztu-
,je moze diva dolary IA rok, to mo
ina sobie wszystkie WartoscioWe
rzeczy i papiery schowac.
Widzi1em tn w jednej dziennej
gaziecie re tysiac zolnierzy amery.
kanskich, kt6rzy powr6cili Cd woJ
ska postarali sic 0 rozkod re swe-
mi zonami oskarzajac je 0 nlewln-
nose. Pieciu sedziow W wyzszym SO
die bedzie te sprawy rozpatry-
wac. Mozemy widziec re tacy lu-
die slubowali sobie co ME ME ma
ia. Wiele dziewczat z%ofnierzyy
acknowledgements gdyzcizbyl go
towi do wyjazdu ma wojne, jedy-
ME W t,ym zamierze azeby Jezell
by. zo}nierz polegl we wojnie ona
mogla otzymac wielkie posmiertne
po MIN a tymczasem myslala 0 in
nym: Pr~zeszlego stycznia t~utejsze
gazety podawaly re TIL byfo pre-
szlo diva tysiace rozWod6w: jed
nym roku 1918, a to prawdziwa So
dana i Gomora kt6ra Pan Bog uka
raj, re zeslal ma te diva miasta
deszcz siarczysty. Tacy ludzie ma
wet W to ME wierza, ale ida "a no
wa moda. TAX samo Pan Bog yes
lal i potop ma kare "a grzechy, a Je
dnak Pan Bog ochronil swego sfu-
&c Noego, kt6rry sfuchal przykaza
MIA Boskiego.
Tomasz NaleWaja.
~ 81 Rg.s.ssss. * 49, IS 1850 t3ss$4E .@E$
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
PAM J6zefowa Czapiewska, 2

PAM J6zefowa CzapiewsAa, 2
Chicago bawi " g%oscinie u panst-
Ma Janostwa Czapiewskich PREY
4tei I'll. PAM Czapiewska spodzie-
wa sic W tych dniach przybycia
swego meza do Winony. Pan Joz.
Ckapiewski jest zatrudniony przy
podeimowaniu iskrowych telegra
NOV ola zjednoczonej prasy W
Chicago i jest bratem pana Jana
Czapiewskiego W Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31
ViadOm0sc!''lll i
MlEJSCOWE
lis W kosciele Staniskawa Z

We wtorek D 9tej godz. Z rama
" kosciele Sw. Stanislawa K. pola
czeni zostali dozgonnym slubem
maKAenskim Franciszek A. Wron-
Sid, . parafii sw. Filipa W Waba-
sha, MINI. j PARMA Forentyna n.
Palbicka z Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-31

NINl@iNIlAiNE3m1M
NNONA.


IuNONA.
81 PAzDZIER. 1919, r.
Rapartowane przez Bag STATE
Milling Co.
Pszenica Mr.. wiosenna .l4
Pszeniica M. .. wiosenna FL
Pszenica M. 8 wiiosenna 2.O8
Nj. i Gzerwona pszenica wio--
SIENNA 2.O9.
Nj. 2. Czerwonla pszenica VIC
SIENNA 2. 06.
M. 8 Czerw'ona przenica Wio-
SIENNA 203.
/. Nr. 1 Twarda zimowa pszeni-
lea IA
Nj. 2. Twarda zimowa pszeni-
ca FL.
Mr.. 8. Twarda zimowa 'pszeni-
ca 2.08 .
" EEEs--e E-E- ~ $500
Mr.. /. Czerwona zimowa psze-
mica 2.12.
Mr.. 2. Czerwona zimowa pszeni
lea 200
Mr.. 8. Czerwona zimowa pszeni-
ca 2.06
Mr.. 2 zyto 1.25
M. 3 zyto /. %
Kaportowaa1e przez e. Miller
Mako
Pszenna maka W II becz pl6ci-
nych workach jeden pc $50
Pszenne srot 10 fnt. papierowe
work. pc zoe
Pszenica S funt %papierowe wor
HI jeden 39c
Ekonomiczny Cereal 5 fnt pa
pierowe work. 39c
Proste zyto 10 fnt papierowe
work. kazdy soc
lolita kornowa kasza 10 fnt wo
Xxi pc SIC
Czysta bukwita 10 fnt papiero.
we work. pc 76c
Same podnoszaca bukwita 4
funt papierowe work. pc 35c
Pasza-
Pszenny Bran W 100 int wor-
kach tona pc 400
Pszenny Middlings tona 51.00
Zytni Middlings tona $500
Reddog 100 fn. work. ton $500
CenJ hlrtowne.
Mas}o 60c
Ser 1915
Mod 20-25
Jaja tuzin 50
Siano Tymotka 100000
Siano dixie 1900
Kartofle 1.6O "a 100 funt.
Fasola Beans 1925
OWES 50-62
Kukurydza Mr.. 3 zol. 1.35-l.36
Rapertowane przez Winona Malt
& Grain Co. -
Jeczmin Swiezy Nr. 3 1.30
- RI .E.. g. -
Jeczmin swiezy Nr. 3 1.2O
Jeczmin swiezy Mr.. 4 1.20
Jeczmin Swiezy M. LILO
zY7WYTUWAK
Raportowane prsez Interstate
Packing Co.
SWINE.
cd 1870 do 200 fuInt66w 1925
cd $50 do 800 funtow 1900
Prosiaki 1000 11.5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
cobCRNS USED CARS OK SALE WEEK
MAY i>rH TO "!TH.
INCLUSIVE

MAY Is1rt,S r. :irh.
only by Mir. DarLen. Vii be Sold ,nls VII t.I,.
one nv Ia , scIrisS. five. messenger Sin G"od as
'"r 'm"hstiaii"n purposes
one "Scr !; serics S'uLehsh.r si>. ,horonsh,
new '"p AMI excellent buS.
Ono Is series Studcbxkcr six. painted M,
s, n"Jni latest model of Is series. This is 4
o @%ur IL S' %th t!ss,s sN
nhivem icsI than ao' miles. First.cass M.
Inanicai shape; revarnishcd viii DO Sold
An excellent buy.
one IS s:udebaker six touring. p.in,.d ma.
slip cover. al"
os SEA 10 s'uaoOaSer. four-cylindsr touring
Must be seen To he apprecia;cd. '''"
one Is series REQ. six-cy!ndcr touring.
ono Ii series Chandler. sis-cylinder touring
ono Il series Cha ndlcr. s!1.cylindcr touring
on@ Is series. saver. passenger studcbakcr.
ono IS series ive-rsssenscr Grant. >ix-cy!-
ciSht-cyii' dr. TOURING
ono MaAwe.n nye-passcnscr TOURING
one Is series Eeo. nve,pass-nser. four-cyl.
on. wcseo;t. i series. hyc-p4.scnser tour
One Lozier. sevcn-p passenger touring
onc Maxwell. tourc>linder light delivery
ssitsfsciory terms be arranged on any
of these cars.
Az fog Nj pardcn or Mr. cheppci.e
Randolph 1870. Madison .ss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
SEEK VOTE OF GERMAN
PEOPLE ON PEACE TERMS
NOrNacrts md Socialist Leader. Adj
NocBtc referendum rs tn
Signing Treaty.

BERLIN. May lS.-Thc Norwacrts
continues it's campaign for a rcfcrcn-
dum OF the German people on the
peace terms.
Richard l:orth, the Socialist leader
wr.ilu: III the paper. says that If the
German peace delegation should ac-
ccpt the riCtorS' brutal dictation the
COY crnncnt viii fail and anarchy will
he certain. Tho refusal To sign. he
adds. would. perhaps stir a wave of
enthusiasm. hut starvation would he
the consequences, tho people holdin. the
government responsible for the situa-
ton.
The only solution as regards dcci-
sion. he concludes. Is in The hands OF
tho people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
THREE M. {. CHURCHES
SECURE DRIVE QUOTAS
Broad Street. Grace Memorial anil
Denny Street Arc First
to Report.
EXTRA AMOUNTS OBTAINED
Campaign Director. }. =. Jones. Say
Richmond Has Surpassed CNprc-
= tatfons in Centenary Offerings.
20 Total Raised X S2.1 900.

"a Broad Street. Grace Memorial and
Denny Street Methodist churches were
INC nrst to report to District Campaicn
Manager j. +. Jones yesterday after
~il2 o'clock that they had EonS over
~ hc ton with their allotment in the
--impctus OF the start made in the Con-
tcnary drive. which began at high
= noon
Broad Streets allotment OF Sc5.ooO
was orcrSuhscrihcd 81 5000: Grace Me-
norlaIS aIotmcn; Of $1,000 was raised
10 Slh.n2b. and Denny Streets allot-
nent OF $4,000 w.S oNcrSuhScribcd ST.
hla. These three churches are i'm the
b lead for tho Centenary flag
.Richmond has gone far beyond my
Z, expectations. declared Campaign hi
rector Jones last night when final Zig
sures had been turned in Of rcpor;inc
: Churches.
: .Thirty-ciGht hundred subscriptions
iaEsreEatinC S225 itS had been reported
10 Campaign Director Jones Ivy II 80
last night The quota fer Richmond
(. District Is %oS1.uO0
s,Elevcn churches vet to be heard
from. All tho churches in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

YOUNG LADIES-Wanted Young ladies' over
sixteen. cNperienc-d or ircNnerienced for
our backing and ma King deps rtmcnt. Brit
ssh Anne rican Tobacco Co. Ltd. 80 North
LvmUardy Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcu-I;cnuIe.

iClp w dutcu--fcn1tlc. ID
CAST iIEl,-Br"ad street firm want. Ca shie r
ma "ihc. assistant. Apply IN own hand
MrLtinS 80 i 20. care Times DISPATCH.
GIELS wanted HANDY sewing machines
u" learn mailing cloth and cans
Good pay. Apply EtChison Nac Co., Inc
I.+.l30 Virginia Street.
PRESS k.RS--W experienced colored
women presscrs on womens garments.
Good wages 10 good prcSs.rs Apply John
Austrian. J!0S Washington Avenue New
FORT News Va.
SrENOGKAPIiER wanted. young LADY:
nigh school student desired. BEGINNER
acceptable Speed secondary to ACCURACY,
Stat" salary TO start .-J. care Times
nt-nntgh.
ACiERS-unusuu! opening FOR norma /
-CnoUI or colicE.-train-d women. between
Twenty-Five ana forty years OF axe. having
good personality and kuowlcdSo OF TN.
principles Of pcdscoe tur position requiring
some travelling ana modified form u
.,aI"s nsnip. and paying from SI,6vp -
s-.aur = year, according TO ABILITY. j 23I.
r-r- Times DISPATCH
rEAcnEKS WANTED-Ci,y superintcn-
don't. = want four teac hers. two for
science. one each for Latin spa nish aud
tastorN. SALARY, N6o-3l.O5".' Our FIRE.
booklet. Looking Forward. tells how 10
MAKE opportunities ii.t IT. On. cnroii-
NG-ucy. RtchnionH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

rEopRIErUE- Wanted. proprlctor for
country hotel Man or lady. Good prom
osition. !. POI: care Times Dispatch
CiISrERED DRUG CLERK w,r,o-J
Good. live man. Single Permancnt
place Address J.. :i3: care Times Dispatch
SALESMAN wanted. with knowledge OF
Office supplv and stationery business for
outside work Apply che Franklin Press Co
Petersburg. Va. ~ ~
SA Both in and out OF cty 10
- sell welcome Home Window Posters for
Twenty-ninth and Eighticth Division bovs
H ngw e" r"nyf home ias portraits etc.
Tnn,c =" ,o 'HponS: o"ih business and private
S"fe return Of our heroes Sec us today
sooner you start, the better the results
Mustered out soldiers will hnd This very
pr"iit;tblc Tor some time come, both
local and out of town. Amply al once
SSoutncTn Stamp ana Stationery Co., Twnlye-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19

PACKER Wanted, a settled white man,
married preferred. 70 pack in the drug
dcpa rtmCnt. Experience nrcfcrrcd knnI,
I" Z, in'Grs'"i liza, com mmai, CO. in the g j.
Monday anu Tuesday morning. 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-06

his arms. She was so wearied that an.
clung 10 MN with stifled cry but
with feeling of comfort and protec
ton.
Cheer up, Sally" he cried. "A;n.t II
nice ] happened round I'm the nick n
tlme! He was feeling strong now.
ana the feeling of her arms clingine TO
him took away all his fear.
our mouse is gone and AL there IA
III IL. Faint no use trying to save any
thing. and 'taint necessary. NV house
is big enough for US both. It's been
waiting for you a long time, Sally /
always meant it for you"
lie carried her TO the wagon and
seated her by his side. and she had not
spoken word but he knew by the
ieeling OF her arms cllnging to him
that she was willing.
lie took up the reins, Go long
Prince y he called, 'and be quick about
~ Then he turned to her with the old
shy look. "Mebby faint quite the fair
tnlng ter take you SO sudden" he
biurted But I've wanted YOU all the
! YOU" ~ US"
Sally blushed and the laughter CANA
back into her eyes through her tears
With roguish look she answered as
she crept a little closer. 'Mebby Won
never would have got the COURAGE to
ask me, Hiram II the old house hadn't
burned down, SO j shall have to count
that as one Of my blessings"
her lips were so near. and SO smiling
that he could not help kissing them,
Bubbles" "Pe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-06

you. BY chance, did any one say that
is not a his home. have written twice
to him, and ! have not received re-.
ply. | have written again. She eN-
hibited a letter. II am on my way to
post il. You understand the dreadful
trouble which has come between us
There was no word of him. But
| will make inquiries, Mam'selle. Per
haps he has been seem
She hesitated, staring up at him,
plainly engaged with some problem in
her thoughts. Then she turned from
him and drew "A crumpled letter from
it's hidng.place in her breast.
II did not intend to show this TO
any one. sir. | should have destroyed
it at once ! suppose. II is sander
that is too vile 10 be noticed. But II
there is a threat here. if some enemy
intends TO do further mischief per.
haps I ought to ask advice from some
one wiser than l. Will you read ii,
SIR"
1t was written in hand crudely
disguised,
Unless Evangeline Beauleu wants
TO be suspected of helping to cover up
the murder of her own father she had
| better ask the Yankee customs 'sAeak
where he hid the body of Netal Beau
/ lieu after the shooting in the woods
/ 81 would not allow such a scurrilous
thing TO disturb me-" he advised her
promptly. Your father has been about
his affairs within few days And il
you will pardon the reference Nam
sele, he seemed TO be healthy and
actiye--if reports are true. No harm
has come to him. He may be staying
out of sight just now for some good
reasons of his own"
She received the letter from his hanC
and tore it up.
1T is wicked slander--cruel anc
wicked both" she insisted. My pooi
father has let himself be led int
these ways by a scoundrel."
Have YOU said anything to Aldrici
about that letter."