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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12
SOLDIER BOYS LETTERS

+ Corporal Armin w. Mack recent
ly wrote several letters which con-
tain much interest to his parents and
others. On January 31st he wrote
from Nantes, France. Part Of the
letter reads:
I'VE are travelling now, entertain
ing the boys in the hospitals around
here. The re-. of the band went to
St. Naza re but the company is still
at the old place. We played two
days in Savenay. That is a big hos
pital center. You aught to see some
OF the poor fellows here. Imagine
playing for an audience most all of
whom have leg or an arm or both
arms or both legs missing and bar d
aged up.
'sNow we are in Nantes and are
CHARTERED nights in the big hospital
here. Say but those nice soft beds
sure feel good. We will play here
four nights. We played this after
noon out in the Red Cross and they
took all those that couldn't walk over
in arm chairs and how those fell Tvs
did laugh. II was good to see them.
Yesterday the Y.M.C.A. guide took
us around the city. Nantes is the
third largest city in France. The
churches are wonderful lnNslHate . |
don't see how they could ibnilNd t hem:
We also went through several art
museums and also through dungeons
or prisons. It must have been awtul
in those days. 1 saw tbs place where
Queen Elizabeth was b'fh ara also
the bex in which they kept hsF ueafs =.
I have lot Of cards and when ! ges
- =, +han can tell you more about
ua'h hot th. +han can tell It on paper"
Another one of his letters was ~
en- Feb. 5th at Anglers, France.
He wrote it to congratulate his moth
er on her birthday and altho dis
appointed in not being home Tor the
occasion he said he would now begin
to hope that he would land on US.
sloi next month. Quoting from the
letter:
II wish could be there to help you
eat some of thai good cake. |
haven seen a piece of cake for SO
long that have forgotten what cake
looks like. But when / close my
ewes / can almost smell some Of your
good cake.
"Our regiment has not been relieved
so far and as long as they are work
ing that long we will have to travel
over France, entertaining the sick
wounded and also the healthy boys
We are in Anglers now, quite nice
place but not as pretty as Nantes
We make truck trips from this place
from is to 20 miles each night ant
from Sue Marie. Tonight we play in th'
big theatre in town.
Yesterday we played in the hos
pital here. We went thru four ward
during the afternoon. That is, W
did not give all our show in each war
just some singing by quartet and som
jass numbers by orchestra.
my, but mother, you aught to Sc
the poor fellows They are all bane
aged up and have all kinds of weight
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12

Upon the receipt by the Zone Finance
Officer, Washington, D. G., Of this in
formation and the soldiers discharge
certificate, this officer will cause checks
to be drawn and mailed to the claimants
in the order in which their claims were
received by him. The discharge GER
@tifcate will be returned to the soldier
with the check.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12
MUCH DISPOSED OF
BY CITY COUNCIL
GIVE CONTRACT FOR ROAD OIL
TO SINCLAIR REFINING
COMPANY
IMPROVEMENT OF NORTH FRONT
STREET APPROVED BY
COUNCILLORS,
80 -r,

Much business of more or less I'M
portance was disposed OF at the last
req,,lar monthly meeting Of the city
council of New Ulm, held March 4, at
the office of the city clerk. Among the
matters brought up was one OF awarding
the contract for road oil to be used on
the streets of the city during the coming
season. 1t was decided to have thls
oil furnished by the Sinclair refining
company. Minneapolis firm, the prlee
10 be paid to be as follows: NO. 4,
s6.25 per 100 gallons; No. 5, S7.lo and
@'C". $3.50. According to the contract
the city can use any one OF the 1hree
grades. On the paved streets another
oil will be used, contracted for with the
Barrett Co., manufacturers OF IarVla !.
As soon as the weather permits, Inc
work of placing the pavement IN con-
tlition will be commenced. among the
firms that fl I'd bids for the Oil contract
we're the following: Pure Oil Co.'
). F. McGurk Co., Indian Refining Co.,
Fuel OH Co, Van Telburg Co.. Sinclair
Refining Co. Standard Oil Co. ana the
Barrett Co. -q
Front Street To Be Improved:
The quest on of improving NORTH ga
Front street between Third and Flith
North street was finally disposed OF ny
The council. The petition OF residents
there for this Improvement which had
been before the council at it's February
meeting was guppeFtea by the eeafa
o. Public Works. and the recommend
ton of this BOARD was approved by the
council, according to the petition, the
street will be graded, graveied and
boulevardeds.> Work on the street may
be held up For awhile by request for
the Improvement Of three more blocks
Of the same street. This request was
made by the Eagle Roller Mill Company,
through Mayor Eibner. The company
desires that the three blocks between
Center and Third North street be i'm
proved at the same time as the other
two blocks. The matter was referred
to the Street committee, to report at a
future meeting
Communications.
A communication was read by Mayor
,Eibner in reference to several bills
pending in the state legislature which
are of special interest to the League Of
Minnesota Municipalities. The letter
called attention to bill to return to the
municipalities portion Of the proceed:
of the gross earnings Of the tax law, t.
compensate them for the loss of revenue
by reason of it's exemption from loca
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12

1t is estimated that at least one million
and quarter persons have been dis
charged from the service who are en-
titled to the. benefits of this Act AMI
while payments will be made as expedi-
tiously as practicable, it will manifestly
take considerable time to write and mail
these many chs cks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-12

Sleepy Eye will increase its band to a
membership Of twenty men this coming
summer. Jack O'Brien is the leader.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-11-01
SNOW HILL WAS GIVEN
RARE MI SICAL TIRE At

The people Of SNOW Hin wego gisen
a great musical treat la Friday
evening. the ike Of which IN quality
and excellence It IS seldom the good
fortune OF people in this section to
hear.
For nearly Two hours that evening
the Criterion Quartet Of New York
City, which organization makes rec
ords for the New Edison Photograph,
gave a demonstration in competition
with one Of the New Edison machines.
Those who were in the Opera House
land il was packed), were more than
repaid for their visit The reproduc-
tions on the machines were marvel
Gus. Following the demonstration the
Quartet sang a few selections. With
out question this Quartet was the fin
est that has ever entertained a Snow
Hill audience.
The affair Friday night was ar
ranged and given by the I. +. Hargis
Department Store, Pocomoke City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

house for her she lived ln htr own
way and found il gona-
Then be appeared shs hsd zns.
him at dinner party. HE YVES rev :
conner in The tewn whom sVr'rAodv
Vas running AFTER. SIZE vas szaaeS
70 fDd thai he rousd srexs 20 hs- in
ha- own aErEasse-tndaed. Re WIS
even better rersso IN II thar htrst n.
His horison was wider. He tsd rrzx-
s9ed fnr ant absorbed rruch Ar1 re
knew bcoEs Ecw be kneT rrNs.
she hBi had pleasant ereu4nr v1tf
hin and then hsL Let him pass from
her -rind she expected moi 10 srs
him again.
But shs Ind s-en him. He zralro. II.
sent her 6owers and hooks. Is sSlra
hHT with grsvslr persistent alterations
He bad attached himself 10 hs- lie az
q burr VIII catch upon ahe edge cf
ones gow-: il needed violence 10 nd
cns's saif af H.. She r8s -soi willing
TO Use violence. she mercy remained
or-wsrllr vFrr cold and ar un-+csaso-
cstiss as vEs consistent with rs,nE
breeding anvErd1r she was ANNOYED
7. him She dic not desire kim; she
hsd no inssntioa cf marrying srybcdr.
she wished merely se he ssfs alone ",
her oEn Astls xp-a6 Of books Enr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

-ed J; was not she sane TesTs vRs
IRE chtir he slwnys sal In Re had
sai IN II So much thai Il seemed some
how 10 srEansie his personality When
hs wen. ont q her presence LIS spirit
essence seemed 10 stay behind Ass
nas forcsfnl character.
n-hat had kept him svsr- There
were rnasors splnuty. but be would
LHvs Graded all o, thsr. she knew.
Trfher than mss his eFtning hour
: IN hs-. She nsvt- had dreamed that
hr world not co1f Els step across
TIRE ve-anls lis rnassErlr peal al ihs
PED. his appearance vigorous. jereUs,
ebacce-fragr1ni, was IS uuch 10 b.
expected as hs- no-nlng coEes o. iAs
daily nail
She recalled hpw sAs tad nst him.
There bad been no rnrn in acr life be-
ip1A aim Siha bad seen 1oa poor an3
TOO plain III trsl 10 attract attention.
Ann inunas she ht6 nnf cared far Il.
Ear books. hsr dreams. and that i'm
sarnne lcrruirg arnbfticn to write pas-
sssse5 her. And rhan shs hsd written
and snccee5e5 She had no tine fer
rr.n fbrn sire hsd been content ana
hurry with her first hu-re her first zf-
fuercs. and The nd woman who had
bsen hvr -no1AsTs friend IL keep
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

When The coorbesl rang SIZE felt a.
!, shf had received an electric shock.
Every nerve rneled- sh. began 20
frenbis- and her face hnrrec- She
said 10 hsrsel; tia; she was startled
merely she seldom had VISITOR a:
80 late an hour. and she MAS sHrssaed
O. rcurs. il must be Ae-si lass.
Bun II vas not h.--nertly rress.r-
ger boy with letter, she sock H. ara
xsfh ne to0ch Of il ice seemed TO form
within her. A letter. In his writ
ing.
Sse locked ihs dcor aud stood look
ing al the address, The letter seemed
pafsertsous she tore il ii getting It
nni CT the cnrelore. Ano ths-1 she
read. realizing ard no, set realizing
ptai II contained.
NY Dear Rosa-us-i-..ssa of
coming 70 see ycr tonight ! sat dpwn
in us i'ccu, auittiy 10 think hines
over And nov an writing this let
ter Of explanation Mt dear. Hnt
! car no lcnEeF- Eke Dohbin. iooh and
long. lore sva. wsni yon in r-y
trns- xharer IN rnr fiTe. cc-2srtner i,
my fusurs- have tried 10 be rour
friend rs VOC would hsrs me. II is
ior bard gdve un 7 am Ecsne sNar.
Eerk 10 rrF torne ia fhe resa Feavs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
By Elsie Endicott

On the midnight trsi1 Good bye
God HESS you II some time another
Ean -fnds -ou- hcsrt ycu may under
stand nina Otherwise. bow csn ycr, ,
SIDNEY
Rnssnrs stood with ,hs letter in her
hands. yet uncwa-e or n Ore thing
ousy she seemed fully 10 uDderstand
he vas going away. That meant tha,
she would never see him again. Sad
csnay she fell On her knees before h.-
chair and buried her face en- lis arms
'ob. Sidaey, Sidnes.- she c-iea. :
With that sne seemed 10 cozas 10
her srnses. u was ar il powerful
hand had w-enched hey back ID 4
reality aDd illuminated and Sanisy.
Midnight YRS a long nsy OF. she
could reach him yet A Ecs4cr-lhe
tesephcn yes. rhe telephone
a nosnsni iafrr she heard his voice
she splr5tiess soire Of a nan wbo il
spent and dezpssrfng -MA1 s it,.
he did No; reODgnize her sufce. No
Honders She herself would ncg bare
recognized g. SO faint ard t-enuloUx
vas II, she bFran again Il wasted---
you didn't cors-sh@n rour lsfscr-oh.
s'dnsy. don't gc, trr. .wsn- you 10.
-
There wBs . sharp r7srk y-s silence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

upun her lsss sAou1drH- Der Hrs psri-
- hys-. r,x ..xxz4-S.--- II ~
p4nx eFs-E woman les nAe- SIT
oA1s sat ar'ri gray hair IN her head.
There j. wes-saoE.. unris1zg@eie
snd aoi niu1s. sai ose oI . ccnnrns-
y 81 graz hairs The morning sun
sii1s Ass brurshs The sTsy hsirs sEfo
ets1enre They hzd been there q long
tsne. bui she had not nosscnd hen
Gray ham. wrtzkles accompanied
ezqy haiss Lnaaiae fsr~anl she
scrEs1ziEes her face in The s,ass sne
06uBEs xhs ccssa aissrra snrs9iess
onaa abors her e,eA
~Brua tAzs moment Co-5tlia
us1o1s. Il s1s-i ionk evrss one q NJ
SIFfy-10rr xearA NslI.~
- N asrs snd sesnec her heaz
= hes hnna Il ssencd 70 her -
G>po6A ona door hss be<1 shrt u her
t5ps 1ne ane4A= oseneS for hsr.
n - IN lsuns.- csfzezss shsuss.
- ~ sp1saeea sea-s IRE bese trr-
- - 0nGD-71na Csrlyze ~ ne.
DeselD -91Us re sew,,G n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

The-s we're raDssr 81 cons'essc,s
in he ncrfAsoss Burkbarncu nes1
f.4lxy And Saturday. probably ne
,xr-sss wtti . aelG having s~en
lsr.sgas n lac FRIDAY. TSe Taylor
NJ 4 VI lac lnss crsAi Petroleum con
s1ns in sso-s - an offses on she
SOMA 10 tn Texas Chiof weiA D. in
s,,s ~are d 1876 .ccs- The frsi
i-esar- -four hcars lnc well s-as s.ioN =
"a % TOW IL ~, 800 barrels IL the
4. nls. acco-als-r - SATURDAY mosnins :
repo---
rhe same csmpanys Nc : Evans
aeAr the N & + Bark well Is flowins
AZ the raie o. l.'ssf Ssrreis s<r dsy.
she company has a wei IN block -.
No /. TAYLOR, sAss y o. shs =and ana
4as-anr 10 be drsllcd in Taylor Nos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
You Need Not Suffer
From Catarrh

i.lc cainrrhai oisons. cieslsc rhc
sirne,hsn ihe laesd. - q AL carr,
yaesr and AcaisA 10 she anDscous mel
Ararss 81 ~ ,oarneys thrvasa .'o-'
bod, AID nssure wiil soon rcssoie soi4
10 h.aliA. you wili a.e rrlscs<d 81 she
cras;lnss q mucous IN xoar ihrrai-
aores n nosirsls bad sueath. hawkins
a.G sgiiilne
Al reputable druggists osr-y : : :.
ssocs and so recoznnfnd yog giec
* a .F'iai ~ once
The ch,es medical adviser q ne
Company VII CAREFULLY answer al
esitrs o. sAc suhJeci There IS ne
hsrre sor The medical Aerfco A.
are~s Sxin Specific Compare. 81
vsfi LABORATORY. Aiihncs. Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
Winning Through Usefulness

I've wasted fourteen TEsrx q. nv life
IN van 2ursuat. I've been tortured
aod res1lets zns often vt-v urhsppy.
and al Ire Erf IN show sor il ara
itsse gray hairs Tears cane an
cr-uDhlz1s over win aer' head On her
arm. xhe soased.
She fssseS her hsss ana began vlg-
osonss. 10 brush her hair. And with
every stroke resolution crEssallssea
J rEz fFKf TkIly khe dic vaE IN teie-
phone regrets 10 Mrs Marcy. as vroEs
hoRse she xss sxpe<ses % meet 3sDes
Csrlgls I'M. srzalnS i; came 10 he,
that she should ind gtnuine reiief il
fTse0o-n from society. she befe6 cards.
shs hated sssizg 10 be yonihfui sn1
banging OF the pstiiuats Of shose whr
we're IN be msseis.~ abe said II,
DC scznsshsng EsezuL"
But xhss. she hsc plenty cs Den-
ey and here ~ezv servants in III
great s1ors house where che Esed
va her Ersndzalber- No nert 70 hzk, !,
or brew usst1hous exily social e.
s1ssusnt she seuld e.f tine hensr
"a asr hands She hac Average AZ
anDpllzAnsnfs. eB; they werx nvs sz.-
frienf % gre h<r suploxnezt SAs
ssc1Eft q nursing eFen q gang Z.
he CT E1s -pkirx m x~r-se---r-
sork 'Ert n. ] cuek1 70 b. .Sse C
~ srnesAsss rseAt kere. KAss VII
L - vc.dsrs- sAe eskes hersess
0ss - <sse. ske <.s bry1rf xso~s>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

ste heard fFo women mixing Eacl
had child n her SIDE
Mar5o,r IN 30 uasrh5eroas.- ons
sighed. She takes so rnnrh CT z,
tine WIZ. ] ran hsrdsy ses rr rprs
done no.ntuSS
Tnsz's susi TIE way II Is with Eas-
en-" returned he other Young nothe-
Hes rot big enough sor srhocs. srs
MA-Arsaa-asss - -eHplrr rH1u 1sz
! can't &uuse hin RE - my wurs
beth
"A szSplraliun cams to Ccrdelia- Sd.
ssat hume win Qasrksned step 10 lbs
old stems hozse A week later ,hs
vesse iowa vas talking about an az
nDusoensnf n the form Of some plain
II ura,fsa cards ss.7ng. MIS- Cor
celia craig wishes 20 spsouare thai
abe Va spea . chi16rcns plsy-rosrz'
~ 1st hsns Nsr. - Te>n fnz1rwec
tsrnt ana orhs- desxEls.
Coroeaia Craig ana <A-,6rsns
2ass-rcou where simple znstroc<so.s
wou,s b given. II Vas hard % recos-
Gle TIE fsrI via Cor6eaia hersesr
H1vsTs-. Narsory znd Robert vs-s
TIE frss ekLldrea h-r.sht hy ttar
nsskerx And ;ss-e vas . great zeal
q ssfiszar-ssn ezpressel a. u sirhs
- TIE x<ens (r1s1 r,nrzo~ <.~s-->s -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

/. xsS : 81 t4s sane ccn ans IA ~,
><4sc l.esk ars 49, 4ntllnE s.so~
lssn tei
ns Txsa~ No I q a. Ss~all
Ers heFs. II t,oak -. l. n>ziax Re-
gors sad a. no~ Ss-urlss uoFnlas
srxs estimated - b. SOD icr -
hxrrels. sAoaFA Il hss as< bora sAs<
I'd.
Tke ns>ck :. oa oomp~ss No
Nc<~l l. fo~.ns Al the rate q -tft
esr-xlx
>o1s " sAess seil- s. allowed ~
r-cda<f ssts hons. @s 'Asre are ne
f.re fnes available An are shui
ds~n a. son A. iAr sssiisale sssr-
Axe s ..l~d ~ isc rrst f,oe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
By Abner Anthony

Its mafsriDEs nhai ysH'se danf
far rng isitss bog. MISS Craig. she
said and Faa~s stood is her ryrs he
i rot fhe same chis3. III brother
James has saokcn OF il rrpe4irsly !
seei shat owe rou great deas Ard
l want to tell yoa that lsough I've
raEfr heEn 44sessss ze.ses 4sxrrnr xs=
FATE treated rss. Gssrls :>sss H. : se-ss7 e-ss7
hack. an suzu gsserd nos. aad amy
thing can 90 for s1u VII dD--
Ccrdsiia looked her IN the cgrx- =
dent know what ypE mean she said
It's James. ry trOaEsr. confessed
Mrs Csrsun- all her srssacisisss sad-
denly hi1 in scsriel shame. I'll
uidnf nrrr him 10 nsarrs yoa- snd
Ave fDus1aa yea sehsad sorr back Jsrer
Esnr. ] founc oui thai be wanted suu.
nzs n2x
Cordesia lifted d anEfr- Comfort
se1sssls. ny dear, sns $50 uoAcls- I
~szldrx marry s,zr broaaer ac~ 81
nc xe1z the iess 1Baa il ake 4ro-sd. 1
don't sxnt any uzs WAC ie.E tfs sis-
ter inezeDce hsk mind % he sztcDt
ron say yon have Inn1cnced James
So shs p1ssroou sDes On. II Is N
i1sfj1utlon aor. and Cordesiz has her
hands and hsz1s fslL James Carzyie
plies her vth hss sssen-ioas He real
y Il quite nzflJ IN loss stsh h.r q:
hast and al the sisters N tbe world
o=ald sH fz1szz@xs lin 1o. CIR
e<iis i sstu1S 1-z sx-s; she = 5s--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13
But ycr Musf Drive II Out oi
Yoar Bleed 10 Gel Rad OF II
Permanently.

Yea hkte FfUmhi> s~-ru n aht
h-ha q applying external treatments
sryisg se care caisrTh. Yea have ssc1
sp-asx. rssAcs and ioiions and Possi-
hsy bec- ttnpe-srsiy relieved bri
amer a sAos- sinae you had Ano aer
A,,ack ana wondered vhy. Sca 1ous'
~ah1eshii caiaTTA Is 81 irle.s-sa -
he bloox and 20 81 ..esEAneni rsiic.
he c1A-sA irfccgicn mas be 1i-'+r
out u.' ih< blood Tht ols-ker 'pi
oone io unGs-siand shis. The uaioGe
va w.u ~ 4 on G; war srSeI
s :. :. vhs-s has trcz II c0nsiAf
pss for Over TIT wears VII affAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

uruvss ir Ai faso'sss ssamsF hs'sa
Thsy tan a. iott
Thsy naEfz.
Recpenisf shr ricss
soands ille rel spn. ga, is's sAi
Miss nrssas Nen1. -. a he ssfr1ne
Eg sianiey. a. csisxro. fst hero
-hsy as4 = few se~'ks sso a. rsal
-mIlAs a fssAscn4sie T~ors n ne
sdlronAarss The csrcmeny tAici
yiloe soDGr>w.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

t-as prycners NJ abe gssgfxsar prF To-
gssbsr. FE-zr-islsy sar iusfisr1iorI
sfs no. s2cceSs. DIR CosG@iis die DO
care Cor sbaI she fair that size was
deiag soca IN he- bone saxa- BE-
sssrs sbr was cceayiec and chnerfua.
4bs rBs'dsfn sDvnd he-. ana she GREW
IL iDvs ibcu dearly.
dsT 5xnss CaFIri les sister came
l1-assss s asF -fsffttiis b1!-x pale, besyr-
headed. ssnperenensss ycrngxfsr q
tire I'm elytrscses xixn Jarsex. sh@
said -ais SIKH rrrse iss susf i-fs me.
shessid ne vas inoo-r1abas- Can roa
90 sns1hiss viii hin here. Miss
Ersls.-
III iry.- replied C1r6el,a sinssy.
She never had sny resson 70 IKE Mrx
larsc1- baa she fess scrfg FOR rhs bsg-
Est child. rsAe sssxnelezS{s aes
AIM sh~4es1rA>---'-4---- :.
50 james Cssisle tarS1n xas ADDED
10 The pissroon- ana 4er q se~ dzys
Cor5ella Ind her ksnds su'l ri,h hiz-
Ihen she yea He ras nge sncszrixi-
bic: merely shs victim q Tie caprsa-
ciplse wonea s'hs ~ ka1 al The
carr Of him xbea se sounl thss
Csrtena neanf to be kind q veIl a
arn ~ beens 70 colo<zds v1fh her-
AfEer . fcrtnishf fheJ uep ne best
q fneo1s an1 she could - anslndne
So v1a4o1 u1fb hfnL wifhza fuo
nnn<As - - - snpnssaa tkst Lis
sap<ix asne = fhknk cesse6aa
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e the beS1 room where There vfs a
cicck. it was = She stoos staring al
he t1mfpSecs a. II ii were In srns
ray rrspcnslbln ii casDe ID her
Dc.grsnz9y aAaG be was ant cnar m
hsur lsss. bli la.aas Boz he would mi
rczs al ALI
She ~nri bncs Into hfr ib1-r and
hooked from ths window. There WAS
srishl monnl ishi- rrrrRlgnr tbs nsA sd
tres and she fsEno iann where 1aots
E fnow clurr T'he si--rtf was cnEay.
She hsd Il curiens feeling or lennla-
ness AIisr nal. she rDissre him.
What shz haa wished tcr hsd hap
rsneo. Re had rel ours. She ssr
nuxr again in As- chair ard Ihoues-
Efcug H. The room was warm srd
slovAnS. crowded with htr books and
III The s3iss evidences II hfr lifeHa7y
fife liS~ss liz no way rhsnre6 frum
vhss II afd tssn an aoHr before. and
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kick" T1tbB AalB[El
Tohasce Sauce Adds . Wasu
Fesling 40 the Old Boosers
Stomach; They Are
Dying Hsri

cAlsaso. Ass is--one-iwo-sArs
- louI-"
Tie man wAs rcurlny fhisl. tars
trosn saria sns6a rffs = near beer
i,e ~As measuring shc drcpa Il sss
4 - oid ssussSs ~ . ssicca hs
wss AZ cl8eris nan and iht lnos 81
hls fsce ans sAc veins oa AS nn~
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she moist DAYS sosore guly I.
-whss's shai you're ss..nng N n
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s-op-itso-. TIE man <rrveiy veni
% viii lis counting q che erogl
-Twenlr-five. That's eno1sh.- n
said ''Oh- H. replied. loosin- ~
- hars ~ lA;lc sosile - kick h's
: sSbasoe sauce. Co: - have some
shins in lhr glass 10 make ne snr~
ce1 this laarl.ke Temperance beer
.abasce ssGct warns nv stomach
rad makes ne feel l.gls OF nv fees
Ezsy e Fins q -Niek-
u - oasv "a tnd i -'kick" in ca.
caro- nopadAEs even 4 s-ohibtsior
has x1nsea many loopaoa3dS 20 Ia
men; thar life VII neror sc The ss1ae-
From looriEg sho ioop IN an air taxi
- giving q cnAlsi painting 10 once
over--tnere's big rnnre % -'kirks
available. an snreastsraason pfozcd 60
day
And Thsi VIII John u T.ocfeEtncr
-, Sunday school ss~-1s7cnaeni. say
when he learns ths1 some dc-7erzfe
men II Chicago are drinking gasoline
10 gel a Tag on in a hurrr. lis
a tarz- Tom culesner. NJ deceive.
h4Adqusf1cr's. suo-se TO-DAY sone os
the hoAces on Soulh Clark yqr'eei spc
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Lille Aanls- had Seen Aavinr uuG.
bic with her tsxenn. aod Aaa tufn~1
isr assistance 70 her bis brsther. Ne
Old ;ae ssu< for her. han1s1 ~ the
paper. s7t rrsured his reading. -
vas soon back n his SIDE. nsusvez.
and be faqrsred.
What's shs matter, areas tAey "a
r.xhi.-
Oh .ex- indeed They are svss .
nice. but voar yoa please put . fsv
rnissakss In. % thai teacher VII thssh
cid st-'
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WIS he- russpn
CoTaeiis Craig SCI
down shai morning
10 giTs her bar
lis usual careful a.
ssr7ana- As sic
picked up her brush
sic pansed s.ar7r
dorm nj fhe rRss
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What vouu Ind n DR.. Hef~'s fsecs5ta
Prescription. II rv- you yert IL ecsp
that ycu nced. To he had IN 6QuSd a.
tshIess. Tablet form 60 ceats, at u dnss
ssprc< ~ az
1t isa medicine thss's usde sPerAny
"a buisd up vourns ttseaesh sAd tocur
womens ai,meofs-An igvlonon1ia2 ~
ssors;iv tonic, soothine ccNhal asd
hracsns ncryipc: purely vesetah)e, np1-
a,cohcls AID perfectly hnHhlss.
PApucAn. Kv.-sAfsef frst beeonlne
a sAoahcr. was in nis~sstss hcshb. ]
Eevcso,nd q xevcs~ cs~e ci ws0an's
rcohic. and suffered with baekaches
Ind pains Ia ny side got 20 had that
/ was complete nervous and physicai
rrcck sna lad gwen up hopes VI getting
hsuer xA@1 i~ySn taking N, Pseec<'s
FAyoriie Prescription. ! soon starsed 70
inr,Ors and ras convipccd that l had
sugBd The right medicine sor mr. trouble.
l fep, On taxing the ircscsiptsoa an4
nr heaith Was compietsly restored
am aluars rcsdr to speak good word
ssa this WONDERFUL worosns 1eescine. -
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