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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
TELEGRAMY KRAJ0WE
SYTUACYA w
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Dokonczenie re stronicy l-szei.

Pittsburgh, 1S. pazdzernika!-
Reprezentanci unii rUbotnrkow
stalowych wnie$h wczoraj skar-
sc do ssdu przeciw wladDom miej
skim I policyjnym "a to, il te
ME pozwoIiiy robotn&om stalo-
wynn urzadzac wspolnych zebran.
APPEL DO
STANy.
Cincinnati; Is. pazdziemika- -
Ma konferencyi, W ktorej rczest-
niczyli szeryf J. Dietz z powiatu
Campbell, prezydent kompanii
stalowej Andrews, sedzia Cald-
well re sadu powiatowego, oraz
proknrator Mclaughlin. posts-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
ne zostaly W banku braci Wiodar-
skich, pnr. 1853 w. Alma ul.

ne zostaly W banku braci Wlodar-
sEich. pnr. 1863 W. Alma ul.
X
Sp6lka BudownicZo-P ozyczkowa l
Hasa OszczednoSci i'm. Kolumbusa,
odbedzie swe posiedzenie dzisiaj vie
czorem o godzinie 1880, banku
braci K%ozlowskich, pnr. 1925 W.
Alma ul. Sp6{ka ia doskonale pros
peruje / swietne robi postepy.
Oh. J6zef Stachowski, nabyf re-
alnosc pnr. 562S So. Justine ul., cd
niejakiego Johna Moran, "a sumo
s47Oo. Sprawy legalne zaiatwione 20
staly W banku braci Kowalewskich.
przy W. 51ej 1 So. Throop q.
Ubieglej srody o godzinie 11ej
przedpoludniem W koSciele p. W. Sw.
Jana Bozego, pobiog osiaSiony zostal
zwiazek malzenski p. J6zefa Sko-
wrohskiego, Fam. pnr. 1915 White
Oak Park, W Whiting, Ind, z PARMA
Eleonora Kozlowska, Fam. pnr.
1929 s. Latin III. Slubu mlodej pa
RE udzielil X. Wincenty Nowakow--
ski. Uczta weselna odoyla sic W do
mu rodzic6w PAM mlodej. Nowolen
com Szcze5G Bole.
=
Romuold Sanieha yam. mr. 567S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Polski polityk, cy wtckszJ cSy mn!eJ
szy "a obowia1ek poczytywac sobie
powinien stale reklamowac narodo-
wosc nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
WiadOmO$Ci Z Town
Of Lake..

-
Tow. Dobroczynno5ci pod opieka
sw. Jadwigi, skupiajace sic PREY pa
rail- sw. Jana Bozego, urzadza ba-
Ear ma biednych parafin tamtejszych.
Bazaar ten odbywac sic 'bedzie W
dniach 2Sgo, 25go, 27go i 3Ogo IL
stopada b. T., W sail ~parafialnej. -
Komitet zajmuiacy sic u~rzadzeniem
bazaru, czyni jua rome przygoto-
wanna, ably bazaar udal sic jak mai
lepiej.
Ubieglej srody W kosciele p. W.
NajSw. Serca Pana Jezusa, skojarze-
nj zostali do%zgonnym zwiazkiem mai
aenskim p. Wladyslaw Gruszka, zam.
pnr. 1904 So. May ul., z parma Ma
rya Juszczak, Fam. pnr. 5217 South
May III. Slubu miodej pare udzie-
lii K. Kazimierz Pijanowski. Uczta
weselna odby1a sic W domu pani milo
del W Scislem k6'ku fa%milijnym. -
N~owoaehcom: Powodzenia!
Dzisiaj wieczorem o lgodzinie Sci,
odbedzie sic wieczorek rozmaitosci
urzadzony staraniem Tow. p. W. ,,Je-
dnose Polskich Piekarzy", W sail i'm.
Juliusza ~Slowackiego, prZy 4Sej /
So. Paulina nj. Komitet urzadzajacy
przygotowuje mnostwo niespodzia-
mex, ably wszystkich uczestnikow vie
czorku nalezycie zabawic. Pc vie
czorku odbedzie sig Eabawa iowa
rzyska-
Jutro, " n~iedziele, odbedzie sic
formalne zakonczenie Misyi W para
III NatSw. Serca Jezusa, W dzielnicy
Town OF Lake. Ma z~akohczenie Cd
bedzie sic uroczysta procesya z Krzy-
5em. Kosci6l przez caly przeciag MI
syi bywa ~szczelnie p~rzepelnionS
viernymi. kt6gzy siuchaja gorli-
wych neuk ~gloszonych cztery ray
dziennie przez Misyonarzy re zgro-
madzenia sw. Wincentego a Paulo.
OBJ. Franciszek Wyszyhski, nabyf
realnose pnr. 1909 So. California
ave-, cd PAM Agnieszki Kosacz, Ia
sumo $500. Sprawy legalne zalatwio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

go aresztowano, telegramy ME
podaja.
o WYzSZA N OLA GE-
NERALA MARCH'A.
Washington, IS pazdziernika,
= Komisya wojskowa Senatu
jednomyslnie przyjeia wczoraj
projekt, zmierzajacy do udziele-
MIA gen. March'owi, szefowi STA
bu, stalej rangi gencrala : port
cznika. Procz tego udzielono ia
kaz sauna range majorom genera
iom R. L. Bullard'owi, oraz H.
Liggett'owi.
o EKONOMII R
Washington, IS pazdziernika.
- Posel Good z Iowa, prezes ko-
mitetu b~udzetowego Izby, pre-
mawiajac wczoraj ma sesyi Izby
nizszej, oSwiadczyl, re Ameryka
must przez nastepnych pieedzie-
STAT lat, jak najostrozniej obcho-
die sic re swymi funduszami,
jeze1i sic chce W przeciagu togo
czasu uiscic re swych olbrzy-
mich dlugow zaciagnietych pod
Gas woiny. Welding jego osobis-
tych obliczen, kredyty w nastep-
nym roku beda wynosic przeszso
p;ec miliardow dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

So. Bishop ul., robotnik LEGACY lat
49,, zachorowai magic PREY piracy W
fabryce ram do obraz6w PREY Fulton
ul., i zostal ambulansem p%olicyjnym
odwieztony do domu, gdzie przywoia
nv lekarz s~twierdzil z~atrucie grzyba-
mi, kt6re Sapieha nazbierai ubie-
glej niedzieli. Znaiduje sic W po--
waznym stanie.
<
Panstwo Jan / Agata S5afraniec,
Fam. pnr. i376S So. Winchester ave.,
wyjechali do Detroit, Mich, ma We
sele swej krewnej, ktora slubowac
bedzie dzisiaj " Eosciele Najsw. Ma
ryi Fanny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

odrzucono druga i ostatnia po-
prawke, przediozona przez sena-
tora Fall'a do traktatu pohojowe-
go. Poprawka dotyczysa komisyi
odszkodowan, p~ostanowionych
przez ~konferencye pokojowa i
zmierzala do usuniecia Stanow
Zjednoczonych Cd wspoiudziaau
W tel komisyi. Podczas glosowa-
MIA ME obliczano nawet glosow,
tax znaczna byla wiekszoSc pre-
civ poprawce. Senatowi pozostaay
jeszcze dwie poprawki, mad kto-
remi rozpocznie debsty W bliskiej
przyszlosci.
Jedna z tych poprawek pred
iozyl senator johnson z Kalifor-
nil, domagajac sic zrownania gio
sow amerykanskich W Radzie Ii
g; Ludlow z giosami w. Brytanii,
a druga poprawke senator Noses
zadajac, ably tylko w sprawach
zewnetrznych mialy CLOS kolonie
brytyjskie w Radzie Ligi, a ME
wolno byloby i'm glosowat W
sprawach tych, kt6re dotycza we.
wnetrznych spraw w. Brytanii.
w SPRAWIE
MA oBCoNARoDoWcoW.
Washington, 10 pazdziernika.
Z powodu z~obowiazan trakta-
tn pokojowego, Stany Zjednoczo-
ne ME beda mogiy deportowac z
kraju 1,745 obconarodwcow, kto-
rzy swego czasu po oddawali swe
pierwsze papiery obywatelskie,
celem unikniecia wojskowoSci, Pc
wiadamia o tenn department
sprawiedliwosG. Obecnie Kon-
gres posiada kilka projektow, ma
~jacych ma celu deportowanie tych
osob z Ameryki.
MAYNARD ODBEDZIE DRU-
GA PODRoz A
KONTYNENTALNA.
Cleveland, 1S pazdziernika. -
P~orucznik lB. w. Maynard, O.
trzymai ostatnio rozkaz Cd de-
partamentu wojny, ably zaraz pc
ukonczeniu obecnego kontestu Cd
byl jedno = przystankowa trans
kontynentalna podroz z Mineola
Go San Diego, Cal. Podroz ia
ma sic odbyc via Dallas, Tex,
ktore to miasto przeznaczono ma
jedyna stacye ola lotnika. Do
tel podrozy ma uzyc aeroplanu
De Haviland A" i odbyc ia
sam jeden. w miejsce obserwato-
ra ma mice zapas gazoliny wyno-
STACY 800 galonow.
IZBA NIzSZA STANU NE
BRASKA PRZEcIW LIDZE.
Lincoln, Nebr., Is pazdziemi-
ka. - Izba nizsza Stanu Nebra-
ska przyjela wczoraj gsosami 81
do "a rezolucye, W ktorej poleca
senatorowi Hitchcock'owi i sena-
torowi Norris'owi, ably staneli
W opozycyi do proponowanej
konstytucyi Ligi Ludlow. Orygi-
nalna rezolucya domagala sic, a
by Senat zupelnie odrzucii Lige
Ludlow, rezolucye te jednakze pc
prawiono, gdyz niektorzy czsonko
vie oSwiadczyli, re W zasadzie
sa oni "a Lige Ludlow, lecz "a
daja tylko pewnych zmian i Cd
powiednich zastrzezen.
o POMOC OLA
Washington, IS pazdziernika.
- Senator Walsh przedlozyl
wczoraj rezolucye, W kt6rej zada,
ably Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych
" razie przystapienia do Ligi LII
dow przedlozyl Radzie Ligi pro-
jekt przywrocenia Irlandyi ME
podlegloSci i samodzielnoSci.
ANARcHIscI PRZECIW WILL
SONOWI.
Leavenworth, Is pazdziernika.
- P. Pierre, pochodzenia WHO
skiego, zostal wczoraj powoiany
pred sad ma podstawie oskarze-
MIA O knowania ma aycie PREF,
Wilsona. Podczas przesfuchow o.
swiadczyl on. re ma posiedzeniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Damakie i pAniehskie Il
movie pAas2oze z dobrych
welnianyrh velours, szero-
kte, falste, lub pol obcisle
plecy, z pashbem z przodu.
pnzybrare guzIkami, gusto-
why w1eli1i koAnieTZ,
Kit coney futra, bnne Z je-
d,wabnego pluszu niekto
re maja potts2ewtke do po-
3owy, jme oa&kiem pod
s~zeWtkowane, 10 90
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
SONOWI.

Leavenworth, Is pazdziernika.
- P. Pierre, pochodzenia WHO
skiego, zostai wczoraj powofany
pred sad ma podstawie oskarze-
MIA 0 knowania ma 1ycie PREF,
Wilsona. Podczas przeshrchow O.
swiadczyl on. re ma posiedzeniu
w,oskiego oddziasu stowarzysze-
MIA Il. w. W." wyciagano losy,
majace zadecydowae, kto ma do
konac zamachu ma zycie PREF
Wilsona, oraz bylego sekr. skar-
bu McAdoo.
S. S~emprawino, rowniez WSoch
wymienil nazwisko pewnego
czionka stowarzyszenia Chicago
ktory wedlug zeznan swiadkow,
znajdowal sic W chwili Przesiu-
chow w saddle. Czy osobnika te-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Romuald sapieha. zam. pnr. 567S
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
DANVILLE

Peter Roger is quite ILL.,
Harmony Club will meet with Miss
Jessie Dole, next Monday evening.
A war program will be given.
The True Blues" and Live Wires"
held a social at the Congregational
vestry, Monday evening, which was
much enjoyed by all present.
Miss Anna Schruger from st. Paul,
is visiting Miss Jessie Dole. Miss
Schruger has been doing Red Cross
nursing in Quantico, Va.
Miss Elizabeth J. Morrill, from
Hardwick spent last week with
friends in town.
The Red Cross entertainment for
Friday evening April a, will be Vivi-
an Martin in Little Miss Optimist'
and a comedy.
Merton Rogers little children are
ill with pneumonia. The baby, who
has had double pneumonia, is some
better.
The girls of Mrs. Margaret Hatch's
Sunday school class will give box
supper at the Methodist church YES
try next Saturday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Margaret Davis returned to
her school in Guildhall, Monday.
Ernest Roger has rented his house
to Ned Woods and has bought the
Henry Page shop.
Regular meeting of Diamond Chap
yer, No ID, O. e. S., will be held
on Wednesday evening, April 8. All
members are requested to be pres
ent as important business will be
transacted.
Miss Lorinda Hardy spent the week
end with her friend, Miss Rita Bole,
in East Hardwick.
Two distinguished guests were pres
ent at the regular meeting of Danville
Green Temple, No. 8, held at K. P.
hall, Tuesday evening, Mrs. Maud
K. Derrick of St. Adams, grand chief
and Mrs. Hattie Bates of Orleans, ID.
d. G. C. Two candidates were ini-
tiated and banquet was served.
There was a large attendance.
Miss Marjorie Currier entertained a
few of her friends at her home We'd
-ncsday evening, the occasion being
her birthday.
Rev. E. G. French has been visit
ing his father and mother in Sawyer
vile, P. O., who last week observed
their Goth wedding anniversary. The
old people are about their usual tasks
altho S3 and 81 years of age.
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DIR. ]. D. BACHAND
DENTIST
Pvthian Building, St. |ohnsbury
LYNDON CENTRE

John Quimby is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Gilbert Quimby, a few days.
Lyndon Institute closed Friday and
will open April for the spring term.
Mr.. Honor has moved from the
Charland tenement at the Willie to the
Atwood tenement recently vacated by
Mrs. Lydia Chaffee.
Joel Bean from Laconia, N. H.,
spent Friday with his daughter, Mrs.
Mary L. Carter.
Miss Vedeanai Smith is i'll with the
chicken pox at the home of Alfred
Musteg at the Willie.
Mrs. Mary E, Carter has returned
home ill with neuralgia and cold.
The social on Friday night was not
as well attended as usual because of
the stormy weather. -Four dollars
was received.
Miss Belle Burbank is visiting
friends at Concord few days.
Miss Alma aCrr from West Burke
has been spending a few days with
The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary
Bradley. All the ladies interested in
an Easter sale are requested to be
present.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
STANNARD

Manville Grant visited friends in
Hardwick last week Wednesday.
A good number attended the sug-
aring-off at Roy Kings Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Smith visited Mrs. Geo.
Belville Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Smith attended The
Relief Corp at the Bend Tuesday
Collie Smith was a business visitor
lin Hardwick one day last week.
Elmer Shepard is able to be around
the house again.
Mrs. Mildred Sawtelle visited over
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Eunice
King.
Miss Edith Brown spent several
days at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Sumner Lcavitt, last week.
Incz A. Grant spent Saturday at
Mrs. Roy Kings.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05

She watched him shuttle across the
yard and out under the hoary old
naples. He went down the road and
hen he also vanished where SO much
in Mary's life had vanished-around
he bend in the road by the sumachs.
Around the bend in the road by
he sumachs, indeed!
Poor Herb! He went around the
bend by the sumachs and down the
simple country road. And some
where down near Simonds woods
because of the mental strain which
The visit had made upon him, because
Of the reawakening of his mind, be-
cause, perhaps, of the old associations
and all which they suddenly meant to
him again, something happened in
poor old Herbs head and he fell in
the road there and was found by old
man Dickinson, driving out from the
village later that night with the even
ing mail.
He was dead by the time that old
man Dickinson got him to DR.. john
sons.
All that night and the next day he
lay in Blake Whipples Undertaking
Parlors with no one to mourne for
him excepting few poor old friends
who shortly will be lying in Blake
parlors themselves and
who scarcely recognized in him the
BOY of the Long Ago-no one to care
only frayed handful to come to
he funeral.
The men and women of the village |
Who had known him in the old days,
ook up purse to defray the expen-
les of that simple service and he was
aid away beside his father and mo-
her on the hill--with Jack Purse
leeping through the years a few
raves away under the briarbloom.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
LUNENBURG

Mrs. A. N. Bell of South Lunen-
burg was in st. Johnsbury on business
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. M. Bronson are
entertaining Philip and Miss Daisy
Bronson of Littleton for few days
Mrs. C. w. Turner was a business
,isitor in Lancaster recently.
Leon Norris and family have NOV
I'd from the Percy Mallett farm
where they have lived for the past
ear to the Beehive in South Lunen-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor and
amily have moved to the farm which
hey recently purchased of Percy
Mallett.
Misses Olive and Vera Morton of
lancaster are visiting their cousin,
rene Ball.
MI. and Mrs. Perley Silsby are re-
.eiving congratulations on the birth
If fine boy on Wednesday, April
2. The three little sisters are also
delighted with a brother.
Doctors Wiggin and Wilder of
Whitefeld have been professional
isitors in town during the past week.
MI and Mrs. X o Balch were re-
Gently guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Leach in St. Johnsbury.
w. r. Bell was in Whitcfield on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Will Covey and children came
from Island Pond on Thursday and
are at John Covey's on Pond Hill.
Abram Pigeon of South Boston,
Mass, is the guest of his son, Guy
2iyeon and family.
SC MI. and Mrs. Joseph Fourier OF
,he west neighborhood have the SYM
pathy of their friends in the death
If their infant child on Thursday.
The listers started on their annual
rip on Tuesday, April list.
willis Bean injured the lgaments
If his foot while playing basket ball
It the town hall on Wednesday eve
LIS.
lar. and Mrs. Guy Remick have
,ome from Lisbon and are moving
...J .Au L.Ii..4c5 1toSerS mouse.
lars. ii. 4. warren and Mrs. Ha:-
ic Smith arc recovering from recent
...ack5 OF bronchitis.
f. II. Strong who has been in Har:
oru Ilospluai, hartford, Conn.,, 1or
nloI..ns, was able to come 10 the
Io.nc ot ms daughter, Mrs. l.. II.
WILSON,, last week ana Is now making
good recovery.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05

And she told him. She told him
about the home on Pleasant Street
and it's. ending; about Jacks worries
and struggles and heart hopes and
disappointments. She told him too,
about Jacks passing and the years
she had spent since in the Telegraph
Office. She told him about each boy
and where he was and what he mad
become and how well he was doing.
And through it all, something of his
own old personality coming back
through the hazes of an abused mind
and memory, he sat there and never
interrupted. When she was finished
with the story down in the present, it
was different Herbert than the one
who had left our office who said:
( Sand amt it terrible lonesome for
you, livin' out here alone in this Cobb
Hill house now that Dexter's gone
and old Mrs. Morrow is dead?"
II Old Aunt Mary shut her lips tight
Nv to keep back the emotion. But the
tears would not stay leashed
Eyes," she said huskily, "but l love
it. | lived here as a girl and dream
cd dreams of the future here and left
the old russell apple tree that now is
only lightning blasted stump down
lin the orchard here, to go to Paris
land take up my life-work there. 1t
twas here that buried mother. 1t
was here that I came with Jack and
bur family of six little boys. Life
Avas full of many beautiful things
Then. And the place still stands for
fhcm now. Jacks coffin was carried
put this door. One by one | watched
the boys go away to college and later !
put of my life through this chip-clut-
fered yard and down the road and a.
Found the bend where the sumachs
bid them.
mo, Herbert, | couldn't leave it. |
frhc dear Fatherknows its lonely But (
It would be lonlier to live somewhere
flsc now without the memories. They
pre- all I've got now-the memories
put they're sweet memories"
The old man rubbed his face and
seemed startled to find the stubble
upon it. He made as though to say
and then checked himself
For with her eyes fixed on the peace
full scene in the valley below them
Mary was going on:
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mon. His acceptance had been re-
corded. His text was to be: "Jesus
Christ, the King of the Nations"
ellis mother old Aunt Mary 4.
ought to see this paper" ] de-
clared.
tE -4
CONTINUED Monday
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
NORTH DANVILLE

Miss Eva Powers visited Mrs.
John Weeks in Danvillc the first of
the week.
Margcry Gaskill of Burke who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
McGill, has returned to her home.
Miss Helen Joyce underwent an
operation for appendicitis last Thurs
day evening at Brightlook hospital.
She is quite i'll.
; Cecil McAuley of Kirby visited at
John McGill's Tuesday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
EVANSVILLE

Floyd Marshall is sick with the
mumps.
Raymond Foster spent. the week
end in Orleans visiting friends.
Mrs, George Hunt has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Miles have re-
turned home from West Burke where
they have been visiting friends the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Porter of Or
leans spent Sunday with their son,
Max.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
William Dudley Pelley

"The place is filled with ghosts
Herbert, but l am not afraid of the
ghosts. There is the ghost of the
little girl who played around here
+ and down under the old russell apple
tree and the stone wall and the fence
by the woods that have all been cut
away. There is the ghost of my mo-
ther that comes to me in the evenings
and sits with me by the open window
when the moon is high and the frogs
are peeping. Then there are other
little ghosts-boys that once called
me mother and that worked for and
gave my life for-and who are some
where out in the world now doing the
worlds work. And yet l see these
little ghosts again often, Herbert,
toddling through the rooms, playing
about the old toy-scarred furniture
it may sound eery to you, but
many is the door that | open to feel
the presence therein of those who
have gone far off. And-I am not
afraid"
Herbert was now quite himself
again. But he was broken-down old
man.
MARY" he said in his queer
cracked voice, 81 loved you once, did
MT /? You know that"
eyes, Herbert dear, l believe you
did"
81 wish it was so that we. could
we could-spend our last few years
together"
She covered her carc-lincd features
with her gnarled red hands for the
She lifted them again with
a wonderful gentleness upon her face.
at would be sacrilege, Herbert"
she said. "Sacrilcge to the ghosts
the memorics--the ones who arc gone.
Not now, Herbert. 1t it too late. If |
you had come ten years ago when |
was struggling to raise the boys, per-
haps the drama of our lives might |
have had different ending. But |
am an old woman now, Herbert.
feel somehow that my work is almost
done. When Jack died the minister
who is also old now, preached beau
tiful sermon about loaning our loved
ones to eternity to make our antici-
patton of death out-balance our fear
of it's shadows. I know now what
The minister meant"
The day died as they sat there, just
rs it had died one springtime years
and years before. Robins called far
across the valley where the sun shone
in long slanting beams of gold. The
hush of New England peace was upon
the world and on the old Purse place
and upon the woman's life.
81 guess -. I'll go now, Mary"
Herbert said clumsily as in days of
yore.
you'll come again and sec me,
Herbert. That at least would be a
pleasant thing for both of U.S."
perhaps, Mary" he said He
started to go. Then he came back.
'And there was little black mare
NJ on-Mon-Monday Washin'" he
said. "What ever became of Monday
"She died of collie one night about
twelve years ago, Herbert. But she
had good home to the last"
"I'm glad of that" he said with
much of his old awkwardness. "Thank
you. Mary"
you'll come again and visit, Her
bert?"
g perhaps, Mary. Goodbye"
Goodbye, Herbert"
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FOR SALE

In good village, two-story
house of IL rooms, finished
in hard wood, furnace heat,
bathroom, set tubs, hot and
cold water Good stable and
Garage Two acres of nice
land. Grocery store con-
nected doing a business of
S8,000.00 last year. Post Of
flee paying 100000 a year.
Easy terms.
Four tenement house in
good repair within two
minutes walk of Y. M. G. A.
and will pay Il per cent on
investment.
TO RENT-An ideal place
for a Summer and Winter
Boarding House. Is re-
modelled and up to date.
Steam heat, Fire places,
Bath room, Modern plumb
ing, Garage.
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CHAPTER v

In Which the Long Lane of Life
Turns Suddenly for Mary Purse
Green Pastures and Be
side Still Waters and Her Cup of
Lies Happiness and Reward Is
Filled to Its Brim.
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CLASSIFIED DEPT
no RENT

FOUR ROOM TENEMENT to
rent, 10 Clarks Avenue.
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CONTINUED Monday
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Dunnett, Shields & Conant
LAWYERS
Tel. IS ST Johnsbury, VI
V. P. Gcngc, M. D.

General Practice and Surgery
Office and residence, los Rail-
road street. Office hours 100 to $50
p. M, to s p. m.
No Sunday Office Hours
Telephone 26S-W
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ROOMS TO LEI

TO RENT-Tcnemelt with hot and
cold water, electric lights and gas.
Tel. 1881. 233 If
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FOR SALE-13S-acre farm, sell or
trade for a smaller place. On main
road, miles from station Nice
smooth fields, 600 sugar trees, 200
cords standing pulpwood, also five
cows, four yearling heifers and one
horse. Price $1,000. Small payment
down, balance on easy terms. In
quire of H. A. Bryant. 228 If