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Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
charity begins at home.-Baltimor

charity begins at home.-Baltimor
American.
Yesterdays headlines referred to
trouble in Honduras, Montenegro,
Silesia, Turkey, Ireland and Mexico.
So this is peace!
49,
Probably Archduke Joseph re-
CARDS the ex-kaiser as piker, mas
much as Old Bill Hohenzollern's rec
ord is merely that of loosing only one
good job.-Manchester Union.
A Lancaster, Pa, physician who
uses leeches in his practice complains
that the supply is short. There are
plenty of human leeches in this part
of the country, however.-New York
Sun.
Wilson asks $825,OOO more for the
peace ENJOYS, including $4,000 for
'rent and damages" at the hotel at
which the ENJOYS stayed. Those en-
voys must have been regular rough
necks.
Motor thieves seem to be deter
mined to take the place of the old
highwaymen who operated pictur-
esquely from horseback. But the
eye of the aerial policeman will soon
be on them.-Buffalo Commercial.
49,
While visiting his family in Prus-
STA, the former Crown Prince doubt
less surveyed the possibilities for a
throne-grabbing coup. Can there be
significance, then, in the announce
ment that he has returned to Hol-
land?-Detroit Free Press.
k%%
According to what they are telling
us about the reduced value of money
it appears that every little dollar add
ed to what you've got makes just
about SO cents more.-Providence
Journal.
Secretary Daniels says any men
ton of himself as democratic can
didate for the presidency is "for the
people to decide" Which sounds as
if the genial Josephus thinks he may
yet have to respond to great popu-
lar demand that he come forward and
save the country.-Buffalo CONNER
cial.
If everybody could get rich with
out having to do any work this would
be great world, and the idea that
this can be that kind of world is be-
coming quite prevalent. All that is
thought necessary is to strike fo1
what you want; the public is helpless
and may have some money left
Philadelphia Press.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
Life Saving Stations

Following the installation of a milk
station in one of the poorer sections
of Hartford, health authorities esti-
mated that infant mortality had been
reduced fifty per cent by the in
creased use of milk. A health sur
vey last year showed 20 per cent of
the children in fair health, 10 per
cent at a satndstill and 70 per cent
undernourished., This year the sur
vey shows 70 per cent in fair health,
10 per cent at standstill and 20 per
cent undernourished.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
PHILMONT DEFEATS CA
NAAN IN 10 INNING GAME.

Continued from page y
son plans will be made to start
earlier with a stronger team than
before.
Canaan 8; Thomaston
On Saturday afternoon Canaan
defeated the second time this season
the strong Thomaston team. The
visitors were outplayed throughout
the game and had little or no chance
of winning. The score follows:
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
LIME ROCK

The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
Church parish will hold their next
meeting Wednesday, Sept. 10. Pro-
gram is as follows; Central America {:
l. General History and Descrip-
ton, Miss Jennie Brazie.
2. History Peculiar to Panama,
Mrs. Hunter.
8. Church Work in Canal Zone,
Mrs. Richardson.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS
REWARD

1 will pay ten dollars for informa-
tion that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the thief that stole
chain tackle block, one half ton
capacity from my property at Twin
Lakes.
Also a reward of ten dollars for
information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the thief
that stole my Flag Rope and tackle
block from near Twin Lakes station.
w. A. MILES
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Ssle-Property belonging to the
estate of Henry G. Barnes, on
West Main street, Canaan, one
eighth mile from center. Location
unexcelled. About one acre of
land. A twelve room house, fully
equipped with electric lights. Could
be arranged for two families.
Ample barn room. Inquire of
c. ID. V. Barnes, Executor.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Poultry For Sale-Ten hens, year
old, in prime laying condition,
getting four to nine eggs daily;
seven Reds, three White Leghorns.
Price $3.50 each, or $3.50 for all.
Address or call, "Pine Lodge,
Twin Lakes, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
WANTED FOR GUS HILLS
ATTRACTIONS

Chorus girls who are willing and
looking for advancement in the
theatrical business. Good long
season, good salary, no layoffs, all
wardrobe furnished. Gus Hill, Co
lumbia Theater Bldg, New York City
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

ST aim got no time" said Uncle
Eben, "to listen to de man dat tells
me i ain't appreciated, unless he kin
step forward his ownself an gimme
better job"
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
FOUND

Found-A Bag, between Salisbury
and Lime Rock. Owner may have
same by identifying property and
paying for this adv. w. M. league,
Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
BRICKMASONS WANTED

Premium paid, good working con-
ditions. Address A. Z. Sanford,
Supt., The Texas Co., Providence,
r. l.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
The Psychology

of the Clashing of the Races by JUS
tice Wesley o. Howard in the New
Magazine Section of The New York
Herald Sunday, Sept. 7th. "a
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Ssle-Six room house within
short walk from post office. All
modern Improvements including
furnace and electric lights, Three
acres of land go with this place, on
which are barn, hennery, fruits,
berries, etc. A bargain. Easy
terms. Address A. D., care News.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Lost-A gold bracelet between Falls
Village and Lime Rock. Finder
please return to Mrs. Ralph Wood
in, Falls Village, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Will be ready to take apples after
September Is to make cider. c. ID.
Thompson, Canaan Valley.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Sale-Incubator, churn, washing
machine, bookcase, and some farm
tools. Frank Barber, Canaan,
= r. +. ID.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
FOR SALE

Fer sale--10 weeks old pigs, 25 to
40 pounds, So to $40. J. C. Ste
vens, Canaan, R. +. ID. Telephone
1912.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Stick to Savings Stamps and you
Eon't be stuck.
What you will be tomorrow depends
an what you savefoday.
You are worth what you have saved.
Thrift 10 a shield against money
worries.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Sale CheaP-An old carriage and
an old cutter. G.. ID. V. Barnes.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For sale-Potatoes, $500 per bushel.
Geo. Kimble, Tel. 1872.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Sale-S room house, excellent
condition, hard wood floors. Some
fruit; large barn; about one acre
land with more available if wanted
Just the place for a man who
wants to have garden, chickens,
etc. Address X, care News.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

For Sale-Six graded Holstein cows,
due to freshen about October 1st.
Also 20 White Wyandotte roosters,
weighing about five pounds each.
John O'Brien, Falls Village.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Wanted-Two log cutters and two
men in the dump on sawmill, at
Norfolk, Conn. Address Mr..
George H. Butler, Norfolk, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04
Cent-a-Werd Advertisements
WANTED

Wsnted-0ne cook stove and one
parlor stove both burn coal. VIM.
Holmes, Falls Village, Conn. ..
Help Wanted-At The Naples for
homework.
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Wanted-Two log cutters and two
men in the dump on sawmilI, Mt
Norfolk, Conn. Address Mr..
George H. Butler, Norfolk, Conn.
WANTED FOR GUS HILLS
ATTRACTIONS
Chorus girls who are willing and
looking for advancement in the
theatrical business. Good long
season, good salary, no layoffs, all
wardrobe furnished. Gus Hill, Co
lumbia Theater Bldg, New York City
BRICKMAsoNS WANTED
Premium paid, good working con-
ditions. Address A. Z. Sanford,
Supt., The Texas Co., Providence,
r. l.
FOR SALE
Fer eale--10 weeks old pigs, 25 to
40 pounds, So to $40. J. C. Ste
vens, Canaan, R. +. ID. Telephone
1912.
Poultry For Sale-Ten hens, year
old, in prime laying condition,
getting four to nine eggs daily;
seven Reds, three White Leghorns.
Price $3.50 each, or $3.50 for all.
Address or call, "Pine Lodge,
Twin Lakes, Conn.
For Sale-Potatoes $500 per bushel.
Geo. Kimble, Tel. 1872.
For Sale-Incubator, churn, washing
machine, bookcase, and some farm
tools. Frank Barber, Canaan,
I r. f. d.
For Sale Cheap-An old carriage and
an old cutter. G. ID. V. Barnes.
-----------
For Sale-Six graded Holstein cows,
due to freshen about October 1st.
Also 20 White Wyandotte roosters,
weighing about five pounds each.
John O'Brien, Falls Village.
For Sale-Seven room house near
center, in good repair. This place
must be sold and is offered at a
low price to an early buyer. Ad-
dress &C" care News. ...s..
For Sale-S room house, excellent
condition, hard wood floors. Some
fVtrff. lop. hoy ahn.,A
land with more available if wanted
Just the place for a man who
wants to have garden, chickens,
etc. Address X, care News.
---------------
For Sale-Six room house within
short walk from post office. All
modern Improvements including
furnace and electric lights. Three
acres of land go with this place, on
which are barn, hennery, fruits,
berries, etc. A bargain. Easy
terms. Address A. D., care News.
For Ssle-Property belonging to the
estate of Henry G. Barnes, on
West Main street, Canaan, one
eighth mile from center. Location
unexcelled. About one acre of
land. A twelve room house, fully
/. equipped with electric lights. Could
be arranged for two families.
Ample barn room. Inquire of
G. d. V. Barnes, Executor.
LOST
Lost-A gold bracelet between Falls
Village and Lime Rock. Finder
please return to Mrs. Ralph Wood
in, Falls Village, Conn.
FOUND
Found-A Bag, between Salisbury
and Lime Rock. lOwner may have
same by identifying property and
Connecticut western news., 1919-09-04

Yesterdays headlines referred to
trouble in Honduras, Montenegro,
Silesia, Turkey, Ireland and Mexico.
So this is peace!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

came rushing into the room. her hair ID
curl papers and q blanket thrown
about her, while Rainface. acting upon
the orders Of Morgan. brought bot
lie 81 whisky from locker and
pressed ii to Davis lips. Revived BIZ
the sfinulant, the patient sat up.
TELL as what happened to you, :
cried Ethel as the victim of the Hawks
treachery was once mere able TO
speak. He shook his head.
..It is almost rs much OF mystery
10 me Is II can be TO you. I found
myself attacked In the night By sOEae-
one who was trying TO spear me from
the root Of the lean~to Somehow 1
managed to save myself then ne the
attack ceased. ! Jumped from the bunk
and looked ont Of the window. saw
figure heeing UP ne mountain and
pursued ii. All ut once II vanished
oves elf, and SIS stood there Won
derang. something thrust me violently
from behind. I fell and knew moth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

yirfne IL lis own reward The man
who IL too honest Ia steal i kiss will
never get married
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
GOOD hoy, JOsEPHIs
CHI gaaes Q Montnaael

CIV James Nontngael
We used 10 speak lightly Of grape
juice,
We used 10 take simple delight
IN SAYING d man Who would clamp
down ban
On whisky cuuid not mike Il fight.
We used 10 say temperance doctrines
Would never SET alaything done
toward winning the war bni thai was
before
We saw what Jnseplnis has dane
the Navy i ST, and III action
With gaiis aud munitions and crows,
And never 4 man. since rle trouble
began
Has nloaned il the shoFtaEc u
booze
AMI many i rI,oat coinman ier
Mould haye ieli san the day that
] he sank
That Hun with j hun couldn't aan.
dis 4 gun
As well As temperate Yank
To-day M ,re stions for Iosep.,sia
Whichever III happens u drink,
For so know he viii tight like i man
fnr the right
Til the last praWling boat shall
"a sink
And Il Il Was grape juice That made
him
So skillfnl II playinr his raine
When ssiti's truly the scriiie. Eeta
bid ID imbibe,
lie thinks he'll have some 81 The
same
From Raston Advertiser
Virtue IL It's own reward The man
who ii too honest "a steal kiss will
never get married
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

short and heavy automatic be thru
the barred into the hole. aimed Il car
fully at given point Id the rpesn
above, then wedged e fast In plase
Then tying stout cord to the tfsg
ger be ran ii along the ceiling towaad
the front az the house and forced
through the front wall Running ast
did along the cellar ceiling and up TIE
slanting door. * was not visible so
anyone coming back from the stale
or barn.
Entering the cabin the Hawk 81
amined the place Of the knot holeu
the floor. carefully calculated the
rection which the bullet would talse,
then placed table and chair whose
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

EncounLeTSu inc QuStlfuot HtS6Ai Ssskkkts
they would BE II direct range, IS
Ethel and John came back from he
stable he addressed the latter In
friendly Voice.
Suppose you draw up some si8nple
articles Of agreement as to hdy sc
shall work the mine when We ind Ct
Davis.
"All right responded the one nd
dressed. Going TO the table which bad
been placed Ia range By the plottsf he
seated himself and began wHting.
Morgan. pointing down the canyon at
an imaginary object. thus diverted the
attention Of the girl while he grasped
the string. The next instant there
was fash. roar aud cloud.of
smoke.
Startled By the explosion so close
behind her, Ethel turned upon them
stant to see Davis pitching forward
out OF his chair and falling hands ont
stretched upon the floor. With cry
she brushed BY Morgan and ran TO-
ward the PROSTATE and unconscious
man, the Hawk close following on her
heels. Together they lifted John up
Across the side Of his head was the
track Of bullet where II had pioNed
Its way. grazing his temple and stun
ming him. Owing to the fact that the
Injured man had turned bis head 10
look at the pair Just at the Instant
A. AZ 49, 9IffS
merely had missed his brain. Paus-
Ing only long enough to see that bis
plot had again failed. the Hawk left
Ills would-be victim to the mlnistra-
lions OF the girl and hurrylng to the
cellar removed the pistol, concealed
the line md went back to meet Rain
face and Bridget sYegan.
s.It was another dastarlIy attempt
on his life by the mysterious stran-
ger. explained Morgan with an as
sumption Of great indignation. Point
Ing to the hole In the floor ne told
them that the shot had come through
II. and turned to Davis.
.'Two attempts on your life and one
on mine. he said. We cannot let
this thing 30 on. Suppose we go and
search the vicinity n
s'He must have cup Of ten nrst
TO brace him up after this Insisted
the kindly hearted irish woman. and
Morgan agreed.
Leaving John for his cup or re-
freshing brew the Hawk approached
the barn. AS he did so i man came
sliding down the hillside. bringing mp
at his feet III cloud of snow. ln-
stantly Morgan whipped out his pIs-
soi, but ia the act Of firing stayed his
tinger as he saw who the newcomer
was.
Spider Belfast" he exclaimed AZ
he replaced the weapon. Sou made
good time In coming" The Spider
grinned.
sYes, / got yer telegram. could
have come up with the Indian and the
Biddy. but thought I'd better take d
horse and the trail on the other side
OF the mountain Wen. now I'm here,
and what do y0u want Of me
Quickly Morgan explained bis plan.
ending by saying
sAs soon as Davis gets rross.
show yourself and lead him on Don't
let him catch ysn. Just give ms time
to az the thing up. then make acircIe
and meet me here tonight. Gel me-"
With nod the Spider turned and
went up the canyon Providing him
SELF with snowshoes and small
shovel and saw which he coAeaIed
beneath bis coat. Morgan met Davis
at the door. He addressed the other.
-Suppose We keep togethes nth We
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
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down 81 the other silently, then spoke
aloud again Ii the low tones og one
who has long lived In great solitudes
u aIn't certain Just how he u So
Ing 70 take this when he come 70.
SO ! guess I'd better be on the safe
side. He Is liable 70 start ii being
rough IL he has chance, therefore TIL
truss him up for the time being until
can find ont how he wants to act.
Might as we'll tie d handkerchief over
tis face. TOO. I'D case he should be y
mite curious or want to start trou-
bic.
Hosting the still motioniess one
upon his back. he started down small
tunnel which evidently had been blast
ed from the rear of the cave.
Back I'D the living room Of the cabin
RaInface, knocking At the door Of
Etheis room. listened moment for
d response from Within. None came
and for d second time bis knuckles
fell upon the panel Nearing him
this time the girl listened. sat up In
her bed and then called out demand
ing to know who was there. The voice
of the old Indian came falntly through
the door.
Me. Ralnface. knock. Young chief
he gone.
With little CRY Ethel sprnng from
the bed. ThrustinS her feet into her
slippers. she drew on wrap and
throwing the door ajar breathiessly
asked what had happened. Silently ne
led to the iean.to. opened the door and
pointed at the bed. Then still UNI
speaking but indicating by motions
/ that the window had been open he
stood imnobile as ne watched her face.
Greatly alarmed and wholly puzzled
al the mystery Of It ali. the girl stepped
back into the living room and opened
the outside door. A furry Of snow
struck her Id the face.
She turned to Rainface
af'irc your gun. That will bring
/ BIr. Morgan. and maybe Dir. Davis is
with him"
With nod the Indian drew his
{ weapon and fired twice Into the night. !"
Within the harness room Morgan,
hearing the reports and knowing that
the alarm was raised. smiled grizzly
ns he drew on his coat. Leaving II
unopened rs though he had responded
with the greatest of haste. he rushed
out In the direction OF the cabin.
throwing open the door and entering.
..Nhat Is the natter7 heard the
shots and came as quickly ais ! could, !"
ne exclaimed ais he looked into the
agltated face Of the girl. Quickly she
approached him.
sir. Davis IL gone. Wasn't he with
your Haven't ron seen him?'' As
lie was about to reply sound as of
stone thrown against the door caused
them To wheel with start For an
instant they stood looking into each
others face, then striding TO the door
Morgan threw ii open. and the form
OF Davis lurched heavily into the room.
Quickly Morgan and Rainface grasped
him. and closing the door laid him on
d robe befoEe the IRE. Ciasping her
hands Iii her anxiety Ethel bent over
him. while Rainface severed the bonds
by which the Hermit had bound him
before he had brought him there and
hurled the stone against the building.
Bridget, awakened by the couamotlon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
EPISODE z.
AoPsIS.


niits suicide His
Jphu Dayis ard
His gold rhine
i'll guardians 0f
ht He specifics
ba paid u Ethel.
e ants and that
slsaa la used for
TT 4rr Foundation
ar wdnws and or
Eafs1inR The
INK tie pfotits lie
tho Dfoposition
Il lie.
ROOF os the Ieanto.
d his lance 1T the
flte John upon his
aill tic point of the
Just grazed him as.
rite twist 81 his affn.
nix Il TO plunge ~
attgtss upon which he
II iife buried Itself In
ff was Violently swayed
8 ata there quiyering. az
rake hnndle TO which
ina been released BY
.3s l4Ifl4 hid held 1t from
i upon The roof mfde his
|..as Nth lie lance nt the one
he VAS rntteayorlng 20
0f the darkneSs d Inrfaf
s jHg attl frightened over his
tf Ill knslt there From
81 i tllei cuine q vicious jerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02

Wis His Treacherous Enemy.
Ii and the would be DIS,
tiinbllng TO the earth
Ii ag stunned Ia d drift Of
ala t leail 10 Davis. now TINT
0f,aI lin had ceased. quick
III lltungling blanket and
ae.laS feei 'illen pulling on his
esl up his gun. rushed III
siilioa Aill threw II open.
eash tlle arkness he obtained
taiafy glaaee &c d rapidly van
iigaa lieilre lis 1t sped up the
sia So Tie window from
nas upon the side Of
NlltIe the SenWless Hawk
A aeross the end.
A enough TO fix the
& siN fils iltati M his mind
tals hfailgll the window and
illt.
sg'l his senses Just ~
atA raised himself to-
ID the drift. The
h.pi swept the fog
a his brain and
ea renialned silently
IL John as 1t was
asii tp darkness Then
ia The lariat that
li> s tumble and oncs
sic lean to's top.
ont The lance. re
l'd aud tossing the
srf sprar,g to the
cried III pursuit Of
cut which he had
efn Hawk gained
4 +
N was pursuing.
presently lie was
lteeis. II quick
tlfat the strangR
be lead knew
perfectly, FOR de-
se 0tE5leivtfs5 of Davis
more than held
II WAS bat Il few
g stranger gained
where for 4
nutfIneAi against
he vanished.
he had been re-
ha,i raisesi his
aid plilI lie trie-
aranee hal
feIl unused ii
SOL hack into MS
ssed On, closely
He reached
g and looked
q sight
HE TIawk.
rsi,i ltehiud. gave
4 cry and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-02
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Connecting ne tlsIpHton with Y. II. n.
aIsneal Annapolis 70 baltimore.
For Tickets anil Interrogation Apply at
onr city tirket offices Melt street station,
State House station, College Avenue and
fklasien STREETS. Garyri Hall Maryland
Hotel Oilice q. y y A. for officers mid
shlpmen etc. connected With the Naval
Academy.
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iii lui,al potnts between Annapolis sud
Naval Aeatelny junction and at Limth-
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earlirr State House Station, Biaden
81 md College Ave-. seven t7t minutes
earlier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-10-03
ESTEP

Sunday School at this place every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Every
body come out and help US.
d. w. Elswick and son John were
business callers in Ashland Saturday.
Carson Elswick, OF Ashland. spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
A large crowd attended the pie mite
at the Mudlick school Friday night
Maud Queen and Beulah Collins
worth spent Friday night with Mrs.
Kent Stewart.
Frank Nunley and Luke Vanhorn
attended the pie mite Friday night
Mr. and Mrs Alex Finley and daugh-
ter Helen and Mrs. Finley's sister. Miss
Lula Powers motored to Huntington
Sunday to see Mr.. Finley's father, who
is at the Kessler- Hatfield hospital.
Harve Workman and son Richard
motored to Rush Saturday.
Warren Powers is expected home
soon from Akron. Ohio, where he has
employment.
Beulah McGlothlin. OF Ashland. spent
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Madge Queen was visiting Miss
Nora Elswick last week.
VIII Elswick and Ella Queen were
out driving Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lula Powers took dinner with
Miss Gay Ward, of Catlettsburg, last
Sunday.
Mrs. H. p. Bolt. OF Boltsfork. was
visiting friends at Estep Sunday.
Charlie Woods and Webb Roberts.
Of Cadmus, were calling at this place
Sunday.
Frank Queen and daughter Pearl. OF
Ashland, spent Sunday with 7. r. Nc
Glothlin of Rush.