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Mrs Gbas. Wa1oo % Datter ira
Clinton, soma, Bur oreeaae,,oc
'uge ppret paa 0eleg mgWirs. 6.
sc. &obertfen,9o2 Jranflin Gerrace.
.Wtrs &obertfen Jog gen, George,
bar netop b%iemfommen fra ct lille
Setieopbolo bos Msiis 6: Masmusz.
len Dreaminoo6, Gate Mii1rletonfa,
UNDER bette 9pbol0 fattbt Sc ogiau
eeiligbeo til at oflagge Ell @ifit bos
ganle 8enner, 8Dg1neiter Sons Sc
ferien o. &uitru, Der ejer flerc lml1f.
ffe*gillaer i5eton, Iom 1igeleocs Ell
beliggel1oe beo oen bc1ripenbe Miins
netonfoip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29


On uniteo 5ocicticg Meprafen-
oSiiitere;loe 5~tatsaopofat
a11sOler, bar tilfteoc ,beo Soreningen
g.anias ioita Oepoe % flargioroe
bet Stnl1bplllft, l1nite6 Societies
inh1ager operfor 9agests branoenoe
s pgrgs1naal, iennt %opforbrebe 81.
MIA til at mel6e lig IND om Meoleml
eammenilutnillgerl: ST. 8l1cbIerg.
Scrfluringer fuIetes me65 itor Oh
n~lnrfiombe6 % meo Oct Meiultat, at
9ania er blebet ct SEQ al Set meg
tlgc Sorbusrb, bpis S11ofIboelle e.
1lhl'raft iIofale 6orbolo % slffnrer
Otter at ben paatanfte cet1trale
Greaniiation nf Danife aft IT'LL ct
6orbinoelie al alle oanife Gor-
e;lillger meb limited gocieties abloz
iii e1 flogt sfriot, % Set er at for
De alore bnnife sSoreninger
fp'aer 3anias gfsempel. IS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Gn i,uart spilleman6.

- E=tE|g geEsrE
Den lanosfienote Go%nefu1rtller
@ebelong TOM en- Dog pnn
@a6m forbi Ell 2ire1nano, Ser lto6
og breieoe paa fit 8oiitip ct laa
Gempo, at Ben oilers lib
1ige Melobi, ban ipilleoe, lbs ION
en- igrgelig 8egrapeliesbpme 3ro-
.fesioren ~irritere0es berober, tanie=
6e beo 2irema116en og Iagoe:
"Sporom er Del, De oreierl Set
CT j.. rent forfertll"
M11itfen ftanieoe meo ct fiarenoe
Spin.
&rofesioren ffubeoe blot aire-
man6cs1 tiliioez tog fat paa Soingen
fiigrte rl111ot.
5m0m faI De oreien
2irenra1loen, Ser baboe reDet au=
al, bnffcoe betuttet oqgIemte
rent at iiige noget. Sun fienoh gobt
Grofesiorens lille fri1oc 5fiffeIie.
8rofesioren ilap soinaet.
putt nnaat oreie Iigefaa bnrtigt,
iom jeg gioroe. Sarben1
2iremanoen iao meo ct balDfionet
8lH effer bet bortgaoenoe. Sna tom
Der n1eo ct ct CLINT bo,ls ginp
% en- fffig grafninao m Mnroesr.
San areb fat ON airefagfens fn1,rrez
Dc ben rll11ot paa Siule;1e beneoe
Of meo Ben benao @aoell fua ia
ifigt bans grnbeu fn1loe flapre of-
Ss
noe1 TOT ct aogibng ffa.1ieoe bar,
Loo SpilIeparfet foo paa @aoen %
.e1treoe ino 81 ba1, lmtgt ON Ionae
tom lo igien, meoff6rte ball Ell tor
3applaoe, om ban feiteoc paa aire-
.faslen.
Gaa NIooen foo ,rco itorc, iffffe
iarIie flnitfaroige goeitaper:
leo Of Gradfasfer iebclore.
YNef&s4GAsFI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
&arinr.
9taMQnttAnert.

Sorle6en Scot peb 12-Eioen fnl,lte
EN- &eper Ell itor 5peilrube til SUI
lius sSsapppes sSSllpelerbutif paa Sirtb
|Street og raspe6e flere Diamant-
ringe % @uloubre> Der bar noitilIet
! 8in6uet. Der bur flere Soft poa
||@aoen, fom. bprte Mabaloeret, 90
&nben lplitre6es ne1t mgen nreoe,,
bpa6 bet bet66, fpr De iaa Ell Mano
|be1e ppf fro 8Iao1m laa tqrH ban
funoe ren6e. sSna blep Ser giort
Nlorm, bDilfh baboe tilfplge, at to
Bolitibetientc iatte efter GDoen og
fangeoe bam pua Garf 4penlte1 efter
at babe ita;1iet baln meo ct Bor Re=
%polberifuo. Set bite fig at bore en-
&erion beo genbn Sa1nes 6on]em 80
|Mor gamme1 % gift, meo 8opel 116e
|be6 @aeine College. S buns Cont
mer fan6tes ct StDffe @los fra bet
E1uife @r0e og ct 8rismerfe for en-
9io1nantring. Gillige bar Sen lille
Singer paa bpire Saano ilemt Ice
oeret, ioet ban baboe ifoaret fig, ba
bon iitaf Saon6en iGestnem &1toen.
Sc fpripnr1one Ninge % ubre bap-
De bnn faitef fra iie set Dieblif,
ban blep inobesttet men Sc fanotes
ierere al 8olitiet ailtro6s for oigie
Sgrapereenoe 8ebiier paaitaar &anien
eronn, otbm lite fies1oer noget tic
BET fraffe Snobruo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
ct lille &us meo 8 tic 5 Stun. Set
fan bore bpgeet al @restprp(1Dlo.
Ogsaa Farmland til Salg.

ct lille 9uS me0 5 TIL 5tnm. Set
fan bore bDgget al @rRstprp("Dlo.
tiben" me- Der bruges bDppiglt
1%oltprreoe Mnriten eller "Nglier1,
5. e. @rpsfletter inoimrtrte Soro-
Rlte. Sc to iio1te Slags @9gge fan.
nfprofes meget mutt baaoe noe og
in6e. Snberbaagene fan bore lige-
iao glatte og flint falfe6e Tom :1oge1
Mnritenspag; Doerpagger1e maea,
1om set beb0er paa bort pubfigc.
5prog "repoferes1 Gepocar, efters
pubic ret ofte for at p%raientere iig.
Eaget paa @ulet er 1qobanlig nu
8glgeblif; tioltgere bar BET pfte
8ampagres. Rltmmene ct inopan=
Zig ct 5piiefammer, ct 's&tiiipdffffen=
Spiierum, Ell Gogligitl1e, ct SAINT
liefamnter og ct 3igepprelie. Slit
tenet bar mi neiten alti6 @ornfur:
Graloft og gragrlp finbes MI ofte
ibetmin6fte IamiIiens Stun. Del
bpgtige Susmooer bar gjerae pane
8arbiner og nogle 6fiIberier paa
8pggene.
Ser ct berbeb taget billigt Se11<
1Dn til at nnotagen til naarlefaa1.
merett". 9g BOG Sen Der lite,
fienber ct arges1tinif 8eonfan1mer
@eon, EiieneiteferD bnn fienocr It
fe be1, 6anife @oIoni Bropinie:1.:
Iom biofI phfentIiab nr ifiIoret.
os Nrgentina TOT banffe 2qiere, bar
buot meget at fortaI1e ON berffabcz
1ige 2eiligbeoer og eiaitfri Moota-
gelie af beres egne bigtigc Nerio.
net, men De bar CLIENT at figge IND
RurIefatnrene. Ser er an BELIEF
inge11, Der fdI fge, at beer bpgges
ige Boo ni1ore gbaeras Waar-
bpgges BET pao eneller alloer
M1adoe OF 1SoDeobDgr1is1eens Ct
M11m or Sc 9eoner,om ct
lille grug bebgDer Dette Mu1n bar
iffert H grpooer, bberfen guIb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Salt glrret.

81. @eorg Mosmnsien, Nrpiioent
at Mational Eea Company, bIcb eli
4ften liolfe l1ge arrelteret 1oenfor
bort fineite Sotel, 8lacfitone, paa
as1flage al en- @ummerpige hos Ell
al De itreiffeaiioe 5fueipiuerinber. ST..
@asmusien maatte fbfge meo til
Statione11, % imoo at itille 100
Dollars fo11tante Bombs blep ban
5lgsla6t. Nefte Morgen Metten
mpote ST.. &asmusiqn prompt, men
oen, Ser b1eb beef, bar &nmmerpigell.
faa anflagen fol0t af fig ielp. Mt
81. @asm1sien il,it iffe bar / SCI
.beoite Sumer ober Ben Iiote Sort, er
inolpienoe, og ban 1fal bape logt,
forlocn anore fpnoige 0ro, at .ocln
Siitorie bar Ell "rar Sop Ebe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Naar Diet gselder det
8 Danmark

:sSaa salger vi nu. Billetter til ned
sat Pris TIL eller fra allie Steder !
Amerika. Garanteret Pengeforsen-
.-de1se i smaa og store Bel9b. Paa-
lidelig Undertaking. Landsmaend
hjselpes tilrette. Plads j Smaaka-
hytter reservoirs.
Mortensen & Crook.
Diet 38-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for allie LINER,
.2818 North Ave. Chicago. III:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
QaHber | Weip giprf

Mr. Heter .8remer, &icbfieb, tom
iioite 5reoag bien til Mmerifa ines
.Damperen ngiftoria". Scr. gremer,
Der tilbbrte "Macbine @lnl1 Mfoe-
|lingem bar iioen 8%aabenbpilen bee.
ret me0 ben amerifonife Dffupa-
oeo @biiten % Dar 6eroeo
|babt riA 2ciligbeo til at e DC ma.lge
|biitoriife 51otte % @bitens ber1ige
t91ngtpelicr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
9en, ID1tt 6aber.

G6lparo Scbonalter Ser ct GIFT
meo emma 5anien % ION iaooar
lit fqroes oenifes SAG, bite fig fom.
befie;tot at bore en- inn 8olitiffer It's.
tic Soraar, ba BON IilIebe iig Deo.
58rin1Rrpalget iom &anoibat for on
herman 1toen at bore moorIeret al
11oqetiombelit 8arti % bleb palgt.
aaret 6prbeien bnr ban Gp1ntp.
Chairman for bd be1nofrntiiRe Nnrttii
11ben at ltoretfe noget, men set mao
bog bog bape baot Sn0fIp6elie paa bgie
re Steoer, for / oenne nge er ban.
blebel1 1toltppstt Tom 5olfetpllingg.
%fuperpiior fgrffe Congressional 81
itrtct, Ser inobefatter Macine, Sc
snoibq 8alnortb &ocf % 8a1felba.
Counties. Som faaoansbiI bas1 bas
be at aliatte Soft bier ggD belle
<Ditriftet III at gaa fro DIR til Or
% foretage 6en GoIfetnlIing, lom Sc
.5oreneoe stater foretdeer bper ten
be aar Scbopalter hi faa ct
f1aftalig 9onorar, ersen S%efpfslge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
bet tjenes Penge !
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Prerieland i Diet danske Settlement
we'd Canora, sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
1tnite0 Gpeieties

aom befieao bar ii Der gbicago.
So Satntttenflutning af Toretinger,
al ollie Nationalitefer om beobcr
ffllo1Eniteo Societies, Sobeoforn1aalef
Eer5iat befrnrpe Sc Snoareb, Set did
|res pad oea perIonIiae 6ribeo, iartt
pes far1ret poIiti0 ptrpoen at rem-
|tpi''ge n~gopenoige og nDttige Mefor.
MGR. 3s.z5s. ssssss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
ShfteGesfeit.

"Mleranoro" 9ogen fejrer fin 90
aarige etiftelies0ag me6 Ell Set pao
9onia Sail ben 1S6e 5eptenber for
.2ogens Me6Ie,ntner meb 8enner %
8efien0fe. Nnr1nere ienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Godtkob
i t'im-


Farmland-Taylor County, Wis. i Hjertet
at Mejeribeltet, Code Skoler, Veie, Jernba-
.ner, Ostefabrikker. $50. til 500. pr. Acre.
Lette Vilkaar. Hvorfor forpagte mar De
ser skriv til Storch & 0reiuer, Stet.
ssnvilie, Wis,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
&aa 8eipa.

Sens 8eter Mielien fra Sort Mlos
otloa, Sotpo, Der for cirffa 8 Mao1le.
Ser iioen tom fra Maifa, bbor ban
bar opbolot fig ! omfring 10 Mar
% blanbt ou6et ppret beifiaftiget
otn @ulograber, er ! oes1l1e giopaa
8efgg Minneupolis, bbor ban bur
to Dgfre boeroe, Mrs. s. Mnoerlel
og Mrs.g. 8. gpenofen, 37O5 Socfs
ion Street SIC lE16er lit 0pboIo
Der boeoe ban Dos iioitnppnte. Naar.
yeielien bab6e mo1tge in~teresidrfe
8eretntger og 6a;tbelier at forfaIIe
lit lange 9pbolo ben ierntligz
gel1oe atertfanife geiiooeIie Mlaffa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
TTAR adskillige udmefkede I'M
proved Farme
til Salg billigt.
Vii Byte med anden Eijendom
eller tage saaden som Betalingsafdrag.
B. DOckEN, HOLT. MINI.
Minnesota, kandiyohi County,

Farme paa 80 til 500 Acres, Sodt ssimpro-
we'd" ner Jernbane og code Markeder, kir.
.ker og Skoler. Sort Muldjord med Ler.
Underlae, j3vn bSlgeformi&t, we'd og ner
Regjerings paved. Vej. BesSg mig eller
-skriv GRAIN LaudC CO., Kaudiyohl, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Set aaar after biemn6.

Saabel 0lof @ielieu Tom 2aurit8
Ssbop bar iii rbltet Macines gtgD
al oeres Sober % er otter Gbizt
cago efter en- 2 Maane6ers Serie i
GonifebDen noropao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

@ielIe..

StlkIS
V 9a5eI 2allrit5ell % !Sellrp
g. 8. gggers geep Oon, bleD i6He
Sorsoag 9lften bet 8rl1oens gs5or-
plbres 6piem Wer. og Wrg. 6 2ali
Iritsef, 1886 Minnebaba 9lpe.
Naitor AssauI foretog gicliel.
Miis @el,epicpe grombacf ipiIIeoe
.2obenarin grDlla.psnarfeb og Miis
Nfprtle Gamers lang 6r o. efter
Gererl1otlien: Miig Coma 2inbaniit.
Rafaoe.la, GdI. bar gruoepige %
Egarl aalrit5en grl1oaomnel1g Bro.
Der bat JorIoper
Mrpg Warg. gggers ct graoue1ls
ter ra Minneiota l1niperiite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Minnesota MaisIand.

.af Opdyrket Land i Cottonwood Go.
Farme tilsa!gs paa meget lette Betln-
gelser, Tilskriv os efter Lister, .eller
kom til Oleson & Warenas Land CO.,
:Storden, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

TIL ca1n 100 Acres udmsr
- ooS' ket Land til Mel
.eridrift. skandinavisk Settlement. Pris
SIS. pr. Acre. Vilkaar, der passer kje-
beren. Skriv til L. III. Nelson,
Kasserer, Little Sank State Bank,
80 Little Sank, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

Sanbfefabrifante.l: 1Sbor bur
6rgfc1er fioligere boDt Nniattelie,22a
Den 8~looslggenoe eaa EeIefon.
IeeatrdIen.n
Sanofefabrifanten saa fan np
lite ao 9Iaoien.e
Gen 2laogiegenoe: n5borfor BOO
life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
One of the best sellers
Fifth Printing
By .sIGURD IBSEN
Translated By MARCIA HARGIs JANsoN

One OF the best sellers Fifth Printing Z
John Galsworthy says Of The Great Hunger
This is the first work Of fiction / have ever reviewed. I
sc has the stark realistic spirituality. characteristic of a Z
race with special depths ofsdarkness to contend with 4
and it's northern sunlight and. beauty.
Peer Holm, born and brought upsin poverty, fighting :
to educate himself and finally gaining knowledge, power ;
and love, yet all the time dimly conscious Of not hav- ;
ing reached the heart Of his own existence.
What is ii we are all after, what is.the Ultima Thule I
Of our souls ifs w. may use that word? Desire to reach \
that IS the great hunger very fine work, both in :
execution and in meaning
Price: $I.6o mailed prepaid everywhere.
{: RASMUSSEN COMPANY ;
7ao-722 sosFourth ST. Minneapolis, MINI.
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Son6fefabrifas1fen or ian:l
pI aunoer,e 10 TIC 5tobiabeo faa
forfeit geeurner,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Sapbc life Sis benne Sang.

9abbe iffe sib 6enne Sang,
Da arms Mage al Dalnlarf 1lp=
Zig aflag6e en- fcrt @iitt glnlerifa,
.bleb ban tnobnot til at beige Min-
f1eapolis, iom bar ct goot Nellon1e
fra 8rins Mrels 9eigg; men 8rin-
len faa fig np6iaget til at ienbe @f
tbu0 paa @rl11b al MangeI paa Eio.
1tnberbolbnilg paa l1maboms-
1je,nmet.
IS S 9ors6ags Mftes afboIbtes Ell.
iarbeIes. pellpffet Se1tligbeo paa
l1ng6omsbiemmet. 0p%erifnboet fra
Teite11 pantanftes tit Siulp til Ell
.5bmaifine til &icm1nets 9rug. of
De mango Npbelier, nn6crboloni.t=
gen beo poo, tom 1nbnes "6appp's
Scrap Sron 8aro", bpilfet beitoo nf
forte" Megre me6 saul Neteriea.
1Om a9treftpr. 0er Dar 0g1dd ell
"fel" Spaafone, Ser tjente mango
Nelge: Ser bar 11ogle pnoige garnle
,Damer n1eo bpiot Soar, TOM io1gte.
t6rr1gter, oip.
8laoien bar molprif bclpit meo
fulgrte 2an1per. st 5teb fltnoe faas
58ps for 10 Gents itragbt" BOG
fun for Serrer. @r a1n6erfulo Dpes
ration, Ser ,ban6t ltorme1t6e @tfal6.
SIT ialt bar nnberboloninaes1 bel no
fort, oa alle moreoe fig itorartet.
&affm oa 9gblefager imagte iom
ipbbanlig oeilig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

t.ua boloe op ueo al oriiffffc
sgpiritus SIS
1sSeg oriiffer d aIotig gpiritn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Earmy!!IIe. where, they viii attend the

EarmviIIc. where, they will attend the
ui Mrs. l. /. H. , Fancy and daughters.
left this week for Athens Ca. and
Gainesville. Ga. MISS Virginia will en-
ter. the Lucy Cobb Institute at Athens
and Miss Marguerite the Rr:nau School
for girls II Gainesville FOE the session
Miss Ruth Isles has been entertain.
Ing party OF young people at her
home near Weldon for the past week
Among her guests were Misses Celeste
Ross. Lillian Macintosh Helen Well.
lne ton. Beatrice Ellison and John Trot
ter. Of Norfolk; a. e. Campbell. of
nston. end Or Kindred Long, OF Sea
were given in their hoklor. among them
dance at Panecca Springs.
I. r. Pond, who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. A. l.. Cox for two
weeks. returned 10 his homo in Suffolk
OH Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. COX and daurh-
ter spent the week end with relatives
in Suffolk.
Miss Ruth Burton. of culpepcr. has
returned hero. being one 81 the teach
ers in tho High School at this place
She is making her home with MIR and
Mrs, w. 6. Jackson.
Miss Josephine Hatcher. who Is
teaching In the High School here. has
arrived and Is making her home with
Dr. and Mrs. Valentine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
LAWRENCEVILLE,

lSne.i"l to The Times plsputch.l
LAWR:NCt:NlLLE, VA. Sept. 20. =
Captain +. i. Stephens. of f,anviIlc
was IN town this week the guest oil
NJ. " .Trotter LEFT recently for his
home ut Manchester. Ga. after SPEND.
Ing some time with his brother. ". a.
! Trottcr.
;, Msrsdith and Herbert Trot,cr and
The home OF Of W spf ~ rr rst week end at
Mrs ;. II. Shor. spent tho week end
in Petersburg visiting Mrs. Rob. Jones
Miss clyde Mosclcy left this week To
resume her studies n. the Randolph
Ms Non Isi'GSe' Ign, l,.Snrchburs;
day from Richmond, where she visited
Mrs. rowhatan Rreedcn. OF Rich.
mond, is visiting the family Of her
brother, Charles Il. May.
brother. Wiliiom; left Monday 10 enter
the, Christian College at Lynchburs.
Mrs. T.. y. Mallory and c. b. Palmer
left on Friday for Washington. where
ineE were sent as decigates from
nrunswick' Chapter OF tho American
Cross convention.
- Misses Virginia Gibbs and Virginia
Trottcr left Tuesday for t'armvill,,
whcr" they Will attend ths State Nor
ma the coming session.
Miss Eliza beth rmrnbull loft Werlnes-
Rando!ph- Macon Woman's college.
Miss Bessie Bruwder. who has been
in the county trcaSurcr's office for tho
past two years, has resigned her posi-
ton and goes to Blackstone, where
shc Will auend the Blackstone College.
Misses Alice Ezcn. Frances May.
Harriet Purdy. Louise Trotter and
Julia Ice FurdS left this week for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
GoodMenFaiL View
ofProf. McK,eeDer
Advises Boy of Eighteen
Not to Marry at
Early Age.
u, DIR. WILLIAM !. McI.EE,E

lit seems ,h-t cverythin,; under
take turns TO failure am nearly
eighteen. During the pas, two wears
| have tried half !. dozen Joins. hut
have never found what you might cali
a happy place 10 wort. and have not
saved anything. Can You hclp mo get
started at something worth while
\ failure al eighteen Think of that.
What q jok. IT will doubtless he TO
years hence. No. my boy. YOU are not
a failure YOU ar" merely passing
throug han era Of trial and struggle
which is proper 10 one Of your Years.
More seventeen ycar-oiGs than any
other class write 10 me for help. l, is
a common thtpc for youths Of tho age
aged md snasimc they arc failures.
Some OF them feel ii rs "A deep ;roublc
and threaten 10 give ny, Gu, there IS
Faer[ GOOD ~9 aud s,c ,er ipaT n
this country can testify truihfully that
he. too. seemed Ia Nouudcr and i..il dur
ing his youthful yours, Your dcspond-
cncv is. IN my Judgment, moro sian
OF success inan Of failure. II is An
INDICATION that Noa VIII try 50 much
Now, my bos. IL, me ten you what is
usually At the bottom of tho sort OF
inner irouhic which IS now disturbing
yon. ~ : girl founs Women At
nearer readiness for marriaGc than
scvent ccn-y car-oli youths Hence. the
thought OF your comparative immt-
49, itS VI lii'lih '}ll l'tEStlllnl tN-~pi VA :
preparedness FOR settling dcwu.--rc
hukes 2nd torrnents your every wax
ing hour. Bur being far too young and
green for taking a wife YOU mus
dismiss the idea and strike out for
yourself Your choice seven Years
from today. when YOU have become
really old enough TO MARI. Is likely
10 be aS far from your present ideal
Of = wife - Chicago IS from China
You have coined an excellent phrase.
h3ppE place to work that is tho
Snr
far and wide Keep @hacing till you
ma u consult Nocnt!on specialist
II possible. Then, when that delight :
fui employment comes TO YOU. stick Ia
i and lefan TO love II as YOUR own
scuI. The pay, he wages the income
from work You love 10 do-thai. too
may come slowly At first hut at length
IL VIII doubtless prove ample for your
every reasonable desire for a cumpc-
Wherefore. Young Man, for tho ,.mo
hcla2. ana as 4 neutral part OF you-
inner growth. travel over tho Journey
covered by ali other good men VIA
nave gone on before you.
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GORDON SvILLE

ISpccial TO The Times Disnatch.1
GuliDONSNILLE. VA. Sept 20. =
Miss Ida Jones, cf Washington. is Wis
Ting her parents, Mr.. and Nrs w r
Jones, near town.
Mrs. Monte Herring and daughter
Miss Grace. OF Lexington. Ky arc
spending some time with Miss Mary
Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Harlow and j w
Atkins have returned South after
spending the summer With their father
and father law !. w Harlow
y y. Linncy has returned from a
visit TO Atlantic City.
Rev. l.. Met. Williams. Of Gordons-
vile, and REV. james Armstrong. of
Louisa, were in Charlottesville Tues
daN where they attended 4 meeting
on the lnterchu.ch World Movement
OF North America study Of che re
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Mail This Gaupnn Aon.

The kcnton tharmncai TO
l63 Coppin RidI,, covingiun, Ky.
Enclosed iind II cents 40 cover
hostage. packing aud war mX) for
Trial Package Of Brownutaut.
........ Light To Medium ,iroWn ar
....... Dark Brown 10 Ilack
Mark with y shade wanted and mail
with your fun name and address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

the homo of Raleigh Duke
Ira Brooks. of Buckncr. visited his
Family here few days since
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NATURAL BRIDGE

!sGSc,s, to TIT 1i,c Tines, nisra,shl
crossing very delightfully."- under III,
influence Of the most perfect weather
Wondrous sunlit d:ys tempt one ava.
e to'n s'e Of ou,door " merry eS @a Ike
Ing parties explore the mysteries o,
Mount Jsfrcrson for ih=t supcrh View
sunday brought more than 600 visitors
10 pass through the Gate House anG
MTs. T {. wa,k ms. e Jr.. and Mrs. II
". Vaughan. OF South Boston. arc a,
the Bridge for : fan outing.
l.ruuhar;, Lynchhure: Mrs. r., 4. PAWS
R Rosnoss MI Miss an" a,G MT boSne
Miss Elizabet Houshton. Eichmsnd
Mss Rcrths Treyvett, and Miss Ann
{. Williams ' Rich inoi Mr rnG Il. i l. cum
mack 2.nd Mr.. and Mrs. {. y. Cunmack
and child: Aitaris,s; Miss Thoda Burks,
Natural Bridge.
Among those spending tho week cnd
here we're Colonel aud Mrs. S G Wal
Ter, KH 1;Is 6, y; T stanford s 5 nil-
c'hsr Virginia arrivals for Tho week
ar Mr. and Mrs. II. Perry and family,
NJ. and Mrs. J. +. Middleton and Ed
Win Gaines. the Plains. Virginia: Mr..
and Mrs. John T. .Seston. Mr.. and Mrs.
mond T.. {. oss and w; q. Mathews.
ders. Miss Tyler :rd Miss Flick. Ports
mouth: Mr. and Mrs. = T.. Haistcady.
Roanoke: Mr.. End Mrs Oscar Lang
horne. Miss Ruth l.anEho-nc and n. {.
Miss Mary ko;stcr. Pulas-
III; Mrs. BESSIE Conn aud Virginia
Conn; Lynohhurg; Mr., and Mrs. =: W.
Speed. Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs W. q
Davis. Norfolk: William Jacobson.
Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs Andrew stew
en;on. Albcmarle County: Mrs. Luther
Hursh and Miss Edna Fanny, Norfolk
Mrs Solon Booch and Mrs. r. q. cum
lninss. Miss French and T.. y. Garrett
ocahontas: Mr.. End Mrs. Gordon Il.
Face. Roanoke: John &. Roberts. Ports
mouth: john T.. Hugh. Miss Hoicombc
and Mrs. Meade. panviilc.
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listous needs OF the nation and of the
W. l, poMcll and W. o. Thomas at
Baltimore this week.
Mrs. \. j. Jones and Mrs; J. w. Rey-
nolds. or NnranSc. have been recent
DRY nm"
Miss ciaricc Sindlinser has returned
rom a VISIT ~ Shenandoah She was
accompanied home IVY Miss Nellie Long,
who VIII be her guest for several
days.
John Scott Cowherd. or Hampton, Is
on A visit to relatives near town.
Georc" w. Dun OF Newport News. is
spending the week with his family
here.
AIR, and Mrs. \. Z. Throckmorton. OF
Rapidan. and Miss Julia Jennings. OF
Washington. arc guests Of Mrs. J. IL.
DAYS with friends in Baitimore. ="
Miss Caroline Block and Miss Mar
after Il pleasant visit to the formers
parents. MIR and Mrs. Lewis B,ock
Captain and Mrs. T.. q. Bonham and
son. "f camp Meade. Md. arc spending
pr. j. +. Walker
Mrs. Il. L. Powell is visiting friends
at STor% .oG 2nd ciifio Hcr rHrse ,s,,os ~.
'M Mr. and HST' Nrz 'eT r ~ F $%Ge' Of Rich
mrond. visited their daughter. Mrs. w.
l. freddy this week.
Mrs. !. II. Matthias and sister. Mrs.
~, l. kauffman> visited the formers
son, & " Matthias. in Stouaton. this
week
,,,; Mr. J. y Ms.sh,as and sister left +!
they viii visit Mrs. T.. | Fond.
Mrs. J. X. Rankin aud daughter,
MnrH Eirsinia. have returned from n
visit Of several weeks with relatives
IN SANon. Ia.
Eugene Mason was in Newport News
this week.
Mrs, lanes u, M!chic. Of Charlottcs-