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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
INTEREST GROWS ~
THE VALLEY OIL WELL

The interest being shown In the
oil we'll seems 10 increase daily and
business conditions appear 20 be
getting better all the time ON the
strength OF the big prospect Of get
ting a producer The drilling has
been stopped for n few days ON ac-
count OF some minor repairs, but Il
will be hut a very short time. The
drill stem. was sent into III paso
Thursday for some repairs. Mr..
knifnn went along that he might
personally see 10 the Job and get "
back here quick as possible.
The formation that the drill has
been going through for the last
month is AN unusually hard cap
rock. and nothing Is expected 10
happen until this formation Is penc-
lraicd. The drilling process Is slow
and Is very hard on the tools.
II Is the opinion that the key Ia
the situation Is this formation and
that when II is gone through there
will be something worth while
However this Is something no one
can tell until the drill goes through
and the next few days drilling will
be- watched with more Than ordinary
interest. The thickness of this rock
Is another Thing that can only b,
learned by going through.
l.. NJ. Carl. who has cut a forty
acre tract into small lots. announce,
that he has sold several hundred
lots during the past month, and gel
there is a big demand ror them. The
tract he has been selling is located
Just to the northwest of the well
Mr.. Carl also sold iO0 acres of hi'
homestead in an W paso man lhi'
week at a very fancy price for I'm.
proven oil land
There are many visitors io Co
lumbus now and very often tn
hotels are unable In care for them
When this well Is bruoght In II vii
be some proposition 10 take care o
the crowds that will flock here.
There has been lots Of placer min
ing claims slakcd In the valley th
past two weeks, possibly more thai
at any other similar period.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
Mc,lrnns nnIIdInu Son Churrh.

The Mexican people have started
the construction uf a new church
building which Is located diagonally
across boulevard street from tho
Baptist church. They are also build
ing q home for their priest The
new church building Is nNSo feet
aud when completed will be- great
Improvement over their old building
which is locaird south uf The camp,
near the pachrco home.
q. Rncsc has recently purchased
through !. 4. Moore the building on
Taft and Broadway which Was
known as the Carroll corner and In
which MIR. Roc,c has HE pool hall
There Is also located m the building
an auto repair shop, etc, with living
rooms In the rear.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
nm. CHARLES O.. MILLER
PURCHASES 4 uOME

DR. Charles l.. Miller purchased
through !. A. Blair tins week ihr
property of Colonel began. and j.
preparing to move inlo same. Mrs.
Miller aud their Iva childrrn hayr
arrived and will soon be comfort
ably located In their new home. Dr.
Miller Is ilrsl-cluss dentist and
Columbus people are glad Ia know
that hr has permanently located
here, and welcome the family 10 tho
city.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
Mrr. Moore Is LcayInu CoIumbus.

Mrs. Susan Moore. proprietor of
the firm Of Moore 4 Moore, has
leased the store building io The
Nordhaus company of Deming, aud
will leave for VI puso the first of
the week. She will return TO Co
lumbus for q few days after a short
visit IN W paso, then she expects 10
either go TO New York or the west
coast for an extended visit.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
TIE NEW CAMP

lll'uua aHh fNihihu'Ht lfiih VI
your aural appendages. A great day
h coming We who have inhabited
these borders for long months with
only a spread Of brown canvas over
our heads, are about 10 be housed
No longer will We dwell m dust
filters. misnamcd tents. No longer
will We come In from the drill
ground 10 flnd our beds and desks
covered with half a foot n soil, the
water IN our pals turned 10 liquid
mud our tooihhrushrs M only for
the discard. Out on the field the
dust devils may work their will
with Us. a. Is their immcmorial
privilege, but once inside we shall
b. safe.
After the above splurEe Of Ian
guage and hymn OF glory. Il might
h. wch 10 mention few facts.
which everyone Is free Ia skip. We
always believe In warning the read
rrs NJ this humble sheet whenever
W. are about a. enter the realm NJ
facts.
Colonel lladsrll has secured from
the southern Department the grant
of two and a qusrter million feet of
lumber. together with necessary
duur,, windows. fittings, and the
like. for the construction of our
new ranlonmcnt. This material h
being obtained from Dcming. where
large forces Of men from the TWEEN
ty-fourlh Infantry and ncighhoring
troops are engaged IN salvaging
Camp Cody
We are receiving an average of
four cars a day. Here the material
Is unloadcd. the lumber sorted aud
stacked aud fed out tn the new
buildings as needed 10 date We
have received only a iriilc over half
of the material due us. Among other
things, We asc Ia receive an entire
library. complete as to lumber
desks, furniture and iittmgs
The plans for the new canlonmcni
are comprehensive IN their scope
! Complete water and drainage sys-
tens are Ia be- installed. Each COM
pany Is Ia have large mess hail
and commodious barracks, rs wet
as a recreation hall aud siorc-room
The Post Exchange has been given
q new building. Of ample size anc
deliberately fitted out with convcn.
fences.
I \ new Regimental Headquarters
, Officers Assembly. and posiofilc'
/ are included IN the plans. New an,
, cummodious officers quarters ar
/ Ia bc constructed on a double linz
/ along a wide street, al the head o
which is situated the house Of tn
4 Commanding officer The latte
building Is now almost completes
and nearly ready to he occupied
A The new canionment will prcscn
n pleasing and symmetrical appear
y ance, having the advantage Of bein
r planned completely beforehand in
= stead of being built more or les
y haphazard, as Is the case with on
5 present camp,
An interesting point, and one per
J. haps not widely known, is that IN
- War Department puts out thous
r, ands of plans for every sort q
:, building, from Generals quarter
= to a company mess kitchen. Nc
n only does this tend 10 standardU
\, construction In army camps, but Il
3. advantage is apparent in anoth,
4. way When camp is salvaRed an
I. the material sent to other post
ID much Of II can be used Just IS
Continued ON Page ~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
REV. LAND HIRE
ron REGULAR SERVICES

Rev ! A. Land arrived IN the city
Friday and Will remain here until
sunday he will hold services nt
The baptist church sunday morning
At n o'clock. aud also IN the evening
al 5:n. Rev. Land II very Ruod
speaker. and those who can possilily
do ~ should avail themselves Of thr
opportunity 10 hear him.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
Gul0NEL HADsEIL COMMANDS !
FIRST COMPANY N FRANCE
IFrom "IIaILI WhoIs There9'-

From Halt Who's ThercYr
The FIRST troops 10 land In France
was Company X. Tweniy-eishih In
fanlry, and was commanded by
Colonel then Captain g. Arthur
Iladsell. present Commanding Ofn-
Ger Of the Twcniy-fourth Infantry,
a. evidenced by the following GER
tiicaie:
France. July 9. 1911
Company X. 2sth Infantry.
Z certify that this organization
landed from the United States trans
port Tenadores al about 1000 a. m.
June 20. 1917. at 81 Nafairc. France,
aud that Il Is the first company "
American soldiers ever In history IN
land on European soil for service In
war. q. ARTHUR HADsELL,
Captain, 2slh Infantry,
Commanding Company X.
The above statement is correct
"wM. l.. SIBERT.
Major General. T. =. Army.
"Comdg First A. y. p. Division.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28

J. II. Blair, Of the Columbus Town
site Company, announces the sale of
a desirable. centrally located lot 10
W q. Montgomery. Apparently
more deals In real estate have been
made here during the past few
weeks than at any other time in the
history of Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28

Occasionally reports OF Mexican
bandits heing along the horder are
being circulated again. False rn-
ports actually scared the peoplc
worse than did the raid. and Il will
he q good plan 10 follow 10 refuse 10
help keeq such rumors soing.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28

The regular Red Cross meeting
will he held nj the rooms on Tues
day next, March :, at ESQ p. m. n
is important that all workers be-
present
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
~. Blatrhurd Of thc odmubur

~. Biafwhurd Of thr cuimubur
Bakery. made business trip Ia
Dcming Friday. Mr. blanchard re-
ccntly sold the lot In the rear of the
Clark hotel 10 J. !. CLARK for the
sum Of Si,JOo. Columbus now has
an opportunity To take advantage of
a lirst-class bakery In every respect,
and the manager Is building up a
big business.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28
BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE

Four lots ON which are located
three houses containing fifteen
rooms, within one block Of the
depot, for sale at q bargain.--Roberi
Flack. II
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28

W. u. Miller, who has been in Aiu.
ARR, for the past several years. Is
here for a visit with his family, aud
also 10 look after his business inter-
csts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-28

Boost Columbus by palronirins her
industries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
(Viene de la pag. 14a.)

SlcLS uS Id pas I1d.y
tivos, que celehran el arcanico idilio
de Ia primavera. provocan disimil exc
gesiS en- Ell iluminado Y en- 81 filisteo.
e. alucinado dc genio rugira con Car
lyle: "Tu pan, tus vestidos, TODD es
aqui un milagro; la naturaleZa es
s~oorenatural. 81; hay I'm sentido di-
vino. inefable. ileno de esplendOr, de
asombro V de terror, en- el ser de
cada hombre Y de cada cosa, y es
Ia p~resencia de Dios que hizo TODD
hombre V toda cosa.' Eli Carlyle Ell
Sentimiento de Ia divin!dad es actlVo,
dnamico; Sc tranSmuta en- deber. Ell
irradiante ' contagioso proselitls-
mo; por ESQ en- su hirviente crazon
como en- los de San Pablo y Lutero
la emoci6n rcztira todos los cordajes
interiors; arrancandoles con 81 soplo
de fuego, las de~sconsertanteS y en-
tranas sinfonias de se.va sacudida
J por furioso huracan.
En- Nervo el misticismO eS Guieto.
bIando. esta alojado en- la irnagina-
c;6,. No conocta con los cantros mo-
torres de In vollntad. eS meramente
ccrtemplativo. La eterna y ancha ca
ravana del dolor humane no 10 a.
rranca de su placido observatcrIo pa
II Incorporates q ella. J sufrlr Y
! Iorar con ella; pero tanpoco con he
I.Eo y anicrreo eesG6n vuclve Ia es-
..Ida , !, Dolores teoria. cierta-
a,ar4o -, Gosc;arda ron n santidad
~ l.. orrno;oc,Gr sobrrhpnana =
So,ar rss TIcs,,.s do IoS prcc;tos. ne
70 6esda 9, ,~j.2oricc mirador le d
r,,i. MAJ: 4 fa,as Gue hucien .
hrar.o de n pcrcjtncula: mano-
! ;os do liric,s carr;ones suayizan
/ ias Uocos con o. 6reo del triao. y en-
;,,ro, L. 15rriroos CON d arrobo cue
raT,a,ss - Sv;9rdante enc cr,lza IN
,Sc,,., 10 moves. or,.c.a y rarasc =
ND -~, er,lcleso p IN pai.ro
ovo ..,rt, on 81 ramino"
!, m,,;s,. ,,,,, n~rasanria roh, 10
,~rrnsfo1ra !, cnrcbiecc: pornuc Is
u.,.,:,, Ia i,,~,t,hlc o i~rs+intiya
h,...r, ;,-,,oar~ CON c3anicas fra
.,,r,.,,s p obra cc Neyvo. la ilua;aa
N haIos de blanca y tib;a clarlfad.
=, z,,s verzos de amor no hav vehe-
,,ar.;,s k-ui,iGss o~aIores de ccatau
,.,. ,.oT7-,. rtcs rmbr;arueces de CO.
..nor,. c~7i~crarid, 81 Eros So to-
H., ,.--.. :. ..,,l.loe nirtos psr,
,,,o,e rr ,tT,5sfora ora tras.ie2-
Lo - gran-. d. inr;-ns3. Y I res.Mas
uF-9,E,s %, roar-s dol ifbsrc. 10
.,r.. l., r,Jio., desYgdsz DO Afro
49,. g~,r- az = '.o ocr I1r.;,' on 81 ;rrs.is"-
SSttN. - Ntre's> $40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

(Pasa a la Pag. 2o.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
I'm D|SCURSO DEL Lie. JOSE Maria LOZANO

| ell regalo de hijos como til. Por los
| bienes que has vertido sobre MI pa
tria, gracias, muchas gracias. Y a.
oui me despediria de ii, d~ejandote va
en- ell seno de Ia bienaventuranza
que JESUS prometio a los mansos y
pac1ficos como tn; 81 los lazos de Ia
nacionalidad no ME erigiesen taclta-
mente en- familiar tuyo, que conmovl-
do tiene que pagan tribute de recono-
cimsento.
iGentil. Uruguay: tn historic an
cierra ell sugerente interes de un cuen
to de hadas. Tu independence fue
la mas ~prolongada y epica de Anne
RIGA; porque ~tuviste que veneer d
~plurales impcrialismos. Tus caut
Hos fueron expertos jineteS de qu!-
meras: Lavalleia saltando en- las cos
tas patrias con solo ~treinta Y tres
yarones, a los que Sc incorpora ell
formidable Rivera; edifican a Carl
baldi con el romantico fulgor de Ia
gcsta Y 10 preparan para Ia avcntu-
ra Gle eos mil". Lograda la eman-
cipacion roiSte tus entranas, te des-
garraste en- las Querellas de "blan-
cos V %rojos", pcro con los rescoldos
de Ia pira tus estadistas han esculpl-
do IN actual sonrisa. Diminuta en-
cl espacio tie emulan las %grandezas
de Atenas. de SuiZa, de BGlgica, Gu
vas densidades pesan mas en- Ia his
toria de Ia cultura que cl vasto eS-
truendo de los e~scitas. En- ell corte-
10 finebre que tn cncabezas en- loor
de mi compatriota hay seguramente
c~ortesjas De r"otocolo; pero debajo
dc! scdcho guante palpita Y vibra
ianta cordialidad, que tengo la GER
tea que nunca Sc olvidara en- la
terra de .Amado Nervo. ei gesto fra
tcrnal de Ia ilustre Patria de Julio
Herrera ReiSsig.
iMaxima Argentina. he!mana ma
yor en- Ia prosperidad; tn presente
pasnla. mas que por 6l mismo, por
las potencialiGades que atesora. Tus
avatares Sc Sustraen a los mismos ri
Suenos c~alculos, tuS uberrimas PAM
pas alimentaran al universe. Como
todas las hijas de Espana. tn proceso
educativo fue sangriento; por las
cncrucijadas de tus gucrras civiles.
han d~eSfilado, como en- tOdas las de
America. cSaS maScaraS e%qulvOcas.
parad0gicaa, cue desconciertan Ell
criterio del hiStoriador por sus con
tradictorios attributes: verdaderos eli
clopes que aun envuelven sus eXtre-
midades inferiores en- alias detritus
Y he:iondos l5gamos, pero en- la fren
tc lIevan q iCcerO que anuncia los
vuoIos angGlicos. Serena. pacifica,
dCsda la bencmerita administrator
pondsrada robustez del pensamiento
tranquiIo Y el cntusiasmo germinati-
70 de Ia ;as;on crcadora: sortiiega
"onflucncja del refleXibo Juan Bau-
tiSta A!berdi = cl fogoso Domingo
Sarmiento. Tu salud neral es or
GUILD nueStro. tr Il caminar de
rornido y elastico eiebo. redime a to-
Ga Ia estirpe: 10 puedc ser apte?a
para las enpresas superioras De la
vida poljtica, la raza que Sc acen-
ORA en- frutos tan excelsos, como til.
Per u eailagda Y fraternaI actitud
en- ell duelo dc mi Patria, gracjas
nil wees, terra de Olegario An
dradc, 4 nombre de la terra de Sal
yador Diaz Mlron.
Tocaate a ii, Cuba, permiteme sa-
ludarte con ell Cantlco dc los CAN'T
cos: oh I'll, que te muestras como
el alba, hermosa como Ia luna. illus
ire como cl sol, espantosa como ban
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23

ge ell las yiscosidades de los instin-
tos; hasta que ell recio brazo de Ia
ciencia. del arte 0 Ia bondad, "a "a
rranca del legamo sombrio, y la en-
gasta en- ell apiece del yo. como un es-
cudo milagroso; que inyecta en- las
pupilas de Blandina atormentada y
Ell medic de los mas atroces y desga-
rradores sufrinientos, los eXtasis de
beatificos deleites; Y puebla de anti
tomas Ia s6rdida pocilga de Benito
Spinoza cuando pulicndo vidrios slen-
te Ia eucaristica uncion de tener en-
sus manos a Dies. Por solo esta la
Dor de etica orfebreria, con que Ner-
70 tallo sus ~potencias, es un egregIo
maestro de j~uventudcs hispanoameri-
canas, tan urgidas en- sus torrldas
| ~eyaltaciones. de ~rectores que la sere-
men con palabras de ]concordia, de paI
Y dc respeto. e~nsenandoles que la fe-
licidad no esta fuera; sino dentrO en-
las profundidades de uno mismo.
En- "Vox Baja" es ell titulo de uno
de los libros dc Nervo. V pudiera ser
| ell idoneo nombre bautiznal de :: es-
tGtica. FL ingcnuo lector cue pene-
tire en- Sis mcradas sin adecuada pre-
~paraci6H, csta eXpuestO q agrias de-
! ce7ciones. u bellezas como las de
ciertos lianZos demandan para ser
eustadas: ojo ad!estrado Y luz opoc-
tuna. En- sus varsos de IA maGurez
Drescinde hasta del regaio melodloso
del ~consonante, del retinir meta leo
de efecto f;Sicl0gico con que algunos
bardcs garan ardieates admiradores.
En- q no hay cstr6pitcs &c fanfa-
rrias, nj fcStines de cruda Y fuerte
Luz, 81 musica es apegaGa. de' Natl
ces dcsT&idoS en- que todo Sc neSiie
como err las agoniaS de un suaVe
crepusculo. Por los mismos temas
cue Il abor56 con singular Y obse-
dcnto prediction: Dies, alma. muer
tc. irmcrtalitad. Ncrvo no tsndra d
bundanles sufragics; pero a ..cs es-
: n!yitus dclicaGcs que fuc para QUEEN
trahajo, les dcja ST mensaJe' eI eau
&C dc ORC rut:lante que taJaron les
mis,i:os esp2n2iea y cue "a
cmoc:-nal de s'gi9S hao!a dGj"oo a
zrt'"r' es,' ''F' vez 't.u'Iu0, .sJ"-
Ne@et."o con hae'aS 'h't"S nc -"
cc~nv."ando . las avg" He' Ie'o ="
hreE&r en- S'$ |'&!c"S Io''o",.4s' "a,
d'v'"'S 'l.oEt"%ue''S He. C~'',L, -
csc eMEsh2 &c EeS'""I"~'':
luz un admirable %2Fa'"F, d" q - -,
he en- sd9lao EE&Uo Id SS~.'.e',o
de una S2hs,oH'c@u pe.u'"1, H".
re''2 m4c''a' ''' S1s..o 1 -
secular. "efcsd " Fl "ueS''~ ''I"
mcel'"2' 50 Il" E!'','Sr"'o' )
p."'tu - ia s3,'''E""o ""S'' asp!.a'
eE s..1Eies p.cSar.&S '"'c%S e' eS'iE-
h'ec'".'C"-' ",' '.' IT,,
T., b.. 1000. s# no .T. TNlENf9fLlIE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15

Phyllis turned and kissed his Joyous
face.
..And so they were married and
lived happily ever after!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15
sic will be interpreted under the ba.
ton of the great Campanini himself:

sic will be interpreted under the be-.
ton Of the great Campanini himself:
Rosa ttaisa, the worlds greatest
dramatic soprano, will be heard in the
favorite Of all Verdi operas. III Troya-
tore" on Tuesday evening. March IL.
Alessandro Dolci, the great tenor, will
be heard in Pittsburgh for the first
time in this opera. and other promin.
ent assisting artists will be Van Cor
don, Rimini, Lazzari and Qua.
"The Barber Of Seville with no
less star than Galli.Curci herself as
"Rosina,' will be the welcome at
traction for Wednesday evening,
March 12. Ricardo Stracciari, the
worlds foremost Italian baritone, will
sing the role Of Figaro.
The largest guarantee fund ever
undertaken for an artistic enterprise
has been pledged by a group Of forty
philosophical Pittsburgh men and
women 20 secure the opera, and Pitts.
burgh and the surrounding towns are
to enjoy q season Of opera such as
has never been offered before. Cali
Curci. Mary Garden, Rosa Raisa, Stra-
cciari, Baklanoff, Arimondi, Treyison.
Rimini. Dolci. Van Gordon, Qua,
lO'sullivan, Huberdeau, Nicolay and
Pavioska are but a few Of the stars
to be heard in CleoEonte Campanini's
celebrated company. !.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15
K. Of P. Banqueters
to Hear Pollock

Hon. R. A. Pollock will be the prin.
cipal speaker at the get-together ban
quet o. Mountain City Lodge. IS.
Knights Of Pythias, which will be held
next Thursday evening IN the rooms
in the Fleming buildiag. At that time
Ia membership campaign will be
launched. AS February 10 marks the
fitch anniversary OF the order the
supper will come at very appropri-
ate time. The Pythian Sisters Will
serve.
The lodge membership has been di.
.yided into three teams to be known
as the blue, yellow aud red, amblem.
attic Of the colors Of the order, and
will be captained respectively by p.
NJ. Pitzer, j. G. Taught and George
!Brobst, and the team securing the
least number Of new members will
furnish an evenings entertainment to
the winners.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15
WAS CONSTIPATED AND
A NERVOUS WRECK
Belfast four months. Now
up and gaining in
Flesh.

!. "Fear months ago i wds bed.fast.
I was badly cknstinated, s4ffered con
tinually from hills aud feye r. and was
alwAYs taking Cold, until my nervous
syste q was q mple tely wreclf .. ! sti it
fered Nth N dralgia, pains ound my
head, horned all throua my chest
and pains under my sh1 dder blades.
sit isEa gone now. ii am on my
feet and doing my owl cooking, and
gaining u flesh righ galong. Milks
Emulsion has certai II worked won
ders for d e. Mrs. fank Rhoderick,
n. R. as, becker, In.
Gonstipat ION is til bother OF, q large
family OF lieases. The whole system
is clogged Ind vi q ened Salts and
physics give pnly n3porary relief and
usually aggra vate lib trouble.
Milks Emulsion q q pleasant, nu-
tritive food aud a Eqfrec tiev med icine.
Il restores he3 It'll natural bowel &C.
ton, doing ava ykifh all need OF pills
and physics. ~ promotes appetite
and quickly puts he digestive organs
IN shape to assi hilate food. AS a
puuU0E Vi f110SU ~ U0tE6u8Iu, MukS
Emulsion is strond, n recommended to
run-do nervous people and 1t has
produced amazing results in many
cases Of tuberculosis Of the lunas
Chronic stomach trouble and const)b pa
ton are promptly relieve -usua1ly In
one day. It words like maiyic on
coughs ana colds.
This Is the only solid emuls On made,
and so paiatabld that It Is eaten with
:a spoon like ice Feam. truly won.
.derful edicine u wee /. sickiy chill
dren.
Noimatter how ssS e your case, you
are urged to try ~ Emulsion I'M
der this guarant1 ETake SIX bottles
home with you, BE It I'D (prding to d.
rections and z hot satisfi q with the
results, your honey. viii b promptly
refunded. rice 60c and 1.20 per
bottle. Tn Milks EmulsiAp Co,
TERRI Houte, Ind. Sold and gAaran-
teed aby w. r. Crane Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15
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CHAPTER 1885,
4 My Name Identity Trapped the Asylum
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The horror was ended BY q conclave
of nurses Who administered an ano-
Idyne. I slept in spite Of my need to
know how Bob had received the news.
i slept without dreaming, although ]
thought must be dreaming in the
morning when heard voices in my
room Miss Dennis was giving the
maid an order: Watch her mind.
She's smart And Mandel would about
| kill me IL / let her get away! Why,
she's the best paying patient he ever
had, and shes good for six months,
maybe a year!'
| Was fate going to be stronger than
my will? The thought made me shiv-
err unbraided myself:
"But maybe it's Just. Jane Lorimer
You're always fighting fate. You wan
ted to be lost and now you've got a
mighty good chance to stay lost for
iall eternity. You'd better hope that
Certeis turns up soon to rescue you!'
twas unfortunate was forced to
acknowledge, that Bob made all Of
my troubles, and that Certeis always
Strengthened them out! And no wom-
could fail to have Q lit
tile personal liking for a man always
ready to help her. Even poor Eloise
appreciated Chester.
What had become Of Chester? Il
was love. not melancholy which drove
him away from home. knew. II only
he had followed Eloise-caught her
train-carried her on! If only q mir
acle had happened!
"When will Df. Certeis come here?"
was my first question to Miss Dennis.
"Tomerrow-probably, " she answer
ed.
81 would like to exercise out Of doors
with the other patients. May ! go?"
Certainly. Out-of-door exercise is
part Of our treatment.
And so 1t happened that as wan
dered in the sunshine. and sorrowed
for Eloise, and worried about Bob, and
decided ito be reasonable. until Ger.
tets arrived, whom should / see, on
thu ether side Of the hedsa bit Tom
my, once the "grocer's boyf Tommy,
who was now the partne. of the Hcn
james ID Lorimer, in the fancy gro
Gerry business!
He showed abdye the hsage l'eca.se