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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-11-19
CLERKS SALE.

State of South Carolina, County OF;
Lexington. :
IS. L. Rish. ct al, Plaintiffs, versus
I; Mary Rish. ct al. Defendants
Court of Common Pleas.
: By virtue of authority vested IN me
by order of the Court in the above
entitled cause. will sell before the
Court House door, at Lexington, S. c.,
during the lega! hours Of sale, on the
first Monday in December, the same
being the first day Of said month, to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit:
fal aOne tract in said County and
state, containing forty seven l4D
acres, mere or less bounded on the
north by Alewine, on the east by Ell
len Roland, ON the south by lands OF
Mary Taylor. and on the west by J.
A. Berry"
(b) lone tract containing one hun
dred thirty four Q34) acres, more or
less, bounded On the north by Minnie
Dooley, ON the east by Mary Sheaiy'
and estate lands Of Ellis Sharpe, on
the south by lands formerly Of Mary
TAYLOR, and on otiae--sWest by Eiien
Roland
Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser TO
nav for papers. recording fees and
revenue stamps.
II. L. HARMAN,
Clerk of Court.
Nov. 11th. 1919.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-11-19
James Watson Says, "Pn Never Fog
get When Fathers Hogs t1ot
Cholera.

One morning he found 20 hcgs
dead and several sick. He called 10
the Vet. who after dissecting a rat
caught on the premises, decided that
he rodents had conveyed germs
Since then I am never without RAT
SNAP. It's the surest, quickest rat
destroyer I know Three Sizes CSC,
SOC. s1.0o. Sold and guaranteed by
Harmon DRUG CO.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-11-19

Severe blizzard raging in East.
Meanwhile the coal strike goes rnerrily
on and the South doesn't know the
difference.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1919-11-19

Trinity Church. conducted oy the pas
tor. Rev. J. A. Long, pastor. The
body was tenderly laid to rest BY the
loving hands Of grandchildren.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
525 ARE ENROLLED
AS MEMBE RS BOYS
AND GIRLS CLUBS
Club Leader Completes State
ment of Projects Now Being
Carried Out Sewing Leads
With 245 Enrolled,

j. L. Phillips county club leader
has just completed a summary of the
numbers of members of boys and
girls clubs and the number of pro-
jects represented. There are PCS
members in the city. $50 in the rural
districts, making a total of 52j. The
number of projects total $50.
Following is a statement of the dis
tricts and the number of projects UNI
der way in each:
First ward-Cooking, 8; sewing 10;
canning and divine, .; gardening, /;
poultry, 9; total, 80.
Second ward-Cooking, 10; sewing,
H. canning and drying, ?; gardening,
~ poultry. 10; pigs, 2; total, so.
Second ward alneX-Cooking, 2;
sewing, 8 gardening, 8; poultry, 6;
rabbits 3 pigs, total, 81.
Third ward-Cooking, II; sewing,
10: gardening 10; total, "a
Fourth ward--Cooking, 20; sewing,
IS; gardening, 10; rabbits, 10; pigs, g.;
total, 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 49, sewing, So;
gardening, 8; poultry, A; rabbits, g.;
total, IS. M
Sacred Heart-Cooldng, 25;1sewing,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25

25 gardening, >; poultry, .; rabbits
: total, SO.
Cenuai-Cooking 10; sewing, 4;
gardening, .; poultry, /, rabbits, /;
total is.
High schooI--Cooking, >; sewing
,; total, 4.
Arisco-Cookrg IA, sewing, IA;
gardening, ,; pigs, t; total, Sc.
Misunderstanding l. sewing, 3
rabbits, >; cattle, 8, goats, /; total, >
Notwithstanding, Z, sewing, 4
poultry ,; total 10.
old Town--CoolUng, 6, sewing. c,
gardening, {; poultry, /, rabbits, 3;
total, %.
San Jose (Second strecO--Cool>ing
II; sewing, II; pigs, /; total, %.
notwithstanding, 5; sewing, S;
gardening, poultry, 3; pigs, 8; cat
tie /; sheep, 8; total "A.
San Jose-Sewing, u; gardening, 4;
pigs, 3; total, 81.
Santa Misunderstanding s; sewing
.; gardening, 4; poultry. 6 rabbits, 6;
pigs, ,; sheep. ,; total, 81,
Los Griegos-CoOking, II; sewing,
10; gardening, L. pigs, .; total. "a.
Ranches de Albuquerque-Cooking,
l sewing, g; pigs. 8; total, Il,
Los notwithstanding 10; sewing,
IA. canning and drying, !; gardening,
l; poultry, /; rabbits, 3; pigs, /; sheep,
4 total, 35.
Mountain Rabbits, /; pigs, 4,
cattle, /; total g.
Duranes--Cooking, .; sewing, 4;
gardening, /; total, 7.
Armijo-Sewing, 6; gardening, /;
pigs, q total, 9.
North Fourth street-Cooking. 6;
sewing, II; gardening, s, poultry, 3;
pigs, 8; total, 32.
The total number of projects follow:
Cooking, 209; sewing, 245; canning
and drying 5; gardening, 50; poultry,
"a; rabbits, 81; pigs, as; cattle, 5,
sheep, 8; and goats, /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
IRISH AME RICANS
URGE j. s. To ACT
FOR SIM FELINE RS
Delegation Requests Lansing
to Ask Safe Conduct From
Britain for Erin'S ENJOYS to
the Peace Conference,
BY James NJ. Touhy.
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Publish
ing Co.
I'Tba Npw NpY1- NEDrll



Paris. May 24-After their cNcit-
ing experiences in ireland. the return
to Paris of the Irish American dele
gates, Messrs. Michael f. Ryan, Ed
ward f. Dunno and Frank p. Walsh,
invests their mission with increased
interest.
Mr. Ryan gave me the following
statement to the Journal this morn
ing:
we have lust presented to the
American secretary of state, Mr.. I.ans-
ing, our request, as delegates from the
Irish race convention. that he lend us
his good offices to secure from the
British government safe conduct from
Dublin to Paris of Edward De Valera.
Arthur Griffith and Count Punkett,
the elected representatives of the
Irish people. so that the claims of
Ireland may be represented by her
own lawfully chosen spokesman to the
peace conference.
Ten days ago we We're told that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-25
One Dead in Storm

Houston, Texas May 24.--One man
dead, two others reported drowned,
scores of persons injured and property
loss of more than a million dollars at
the Goose Greek Oil field Is the toll of
a storm which swept about fifty miles
northwest of Houston at a. m. Sat
urday. ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

NEMECKO ZAHY BUDE ZASTOUPE-
MONA MfROVE KONFERE.NCI.
PRESIDENT WILSON ODCESTUJE g. BkEZNA
POZNOVU DO FRANCE.

Pafz 21 lnora. PTevada MAJOR, aby Zastupci nepfa-
teskych moc byli uzavren miru povoan do Parze
polovci dubna Jak douho pax este bude trvat nez "a
jech lcasti bude defnvne potvrzen jest pfedmetem
pouhych ohad1 Jest moznost re spoenecke mrove pod
mnky pfedozeny budou uvazeni nemeckemu sromazdeni
We Vymaru zasedacmu. DIE panucich domnenek zasve-
cenych kruh dode podepsan mru nedele pocakem cerv
na pomerne rchy posp jednan konference opravnue
nadejin spise drive nezi pozde Ma do
taz jak dlouho mohlo trvat mrove vyjednavanl po
prichodu zastupcu centranfch moc odpovede y vyssi
francouzsky 1rednk, ze jen til dn
aPresdent Wilson die zprav isych pramend opust dhe
g. bfezna Washnton z pfistm dnem odpuje do Eyropy
urc brezen ako den druheho sveho pficodu Go
France Bezdrtne depese lodi Washignton hl re Wilson
pfistane pondei Bostone kde president druzmou
vystoup pank popule do New Yoru kde bude spolu Sc
navracec vosko vylodeno ale hned opetne ppra ably
presdenta preprav nazpe do Francie takze We Spo
Satech zrz mo pres yden ktery bude venovan pne
Ifedn praci.
Bostonsky mayor Peters vyda nafizen die kereho Sc
ma den presdentova priezdu povazovati svaek Zako
nodarna pax droc zasedan al ma hod odpoedn kdy Sc
ma presde dent~ Wilson sdostayitis s,e
Stav zran6neho mnisterskeh0 pfedsedy Ciemenceaua
nevzbuzu buenu eho t6lesnych ekau zadnych obav
Dnes strav neakou dobu zahrade pal generaa Petana
akoz radu vynikaicch osobnost mezi mimi dceru
presdenta Wilsona, Marketu.
nrednho oznameni uZnali zastupci spoJencu vladu
poskeho ministerskeho pedsedy Paderevskeho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

bra upfmna krka jest mse jest prospesna Nadou
vsak mnoz kte kazd6 male nedopafen nemlosne tresta
Ito vsak stane pouze istu novemu sabmu mocny
vlivny tisk 81 nikdo netroufa
Zakladn kapta "Sveta' pocatku neby postaeteny,
kdyz pax vpsn zyesny kapa nebyo nan kupc neb
zavod nevypacel dvdendy Rdtelove spolecnos ak k
Nezahodi inu do zta, opai postacitelnou pucku ucn
ntne oprayy koupi stroe dix nasim zamesnancm
daorm zvaste tenn ke nam Cd pocatku az do dnes
cova dokazao se ze Svet so pevnem zaladu ze ma
existenc zajistenou.
drlhem pripadu, nemozno nam jest mluvit nejakem
zvasnm uspechu Minula vaecna doba vypynu6 nj pone
ezce doehy vsechen czoazycn isk Nasao ro vicero
nasobne zdrazen vsech poteb skaach nasedkem vsoke
ceny voch pofeb ve mzdy pax konene to stale utahova
oub zakona emz nasedkem vecnych opatfenl muse Sc
vsechen cizoazycny k podobi coz ovsem nebyo ami Sve
kuprospechu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
DO NARODNfHO SHROMAz
DEM NEMECKEHO RAKOU-
SKA ZVOLEN BYL JEDEN
cECH.

! Basilei, Svycarsko, 21. uno-
"a. - DepeSe Vidne podava
definitivni vysledek nedelnich
voleb do narodniho shromaz-
deni nemeckeho Rakouska. By
10 zvoleno 70 SOCIALISM,, Ga kre
,stanskych SOCIALISM,, 73 clenu
'rdznych skupin, 3 kandidati
styrske selske ligy, l Czech a 1
"Nemec". Statni rada bude w.
setrovat otazku zastoupeni z
"n6meckych Cech', kde volby
nemohly byti konany.
WSSl IWSSl
DEPORTOVANf VYSTRED.
MICH zIVLU.
Washington, FL. 1nora. ---. X
protestu strojnicke unie z New
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

Ma den e. no1a kdy Spoene Staty oslavui narozenny
sveho "Otce Vas prveho presdenta Jho Washingona
stupuje "Svet' .svoji pout do devateho rocniku
P takove pfezosti jest starm zvykem novinarI pose
zovat sobe z zacay mnohe y pfekay kere phi kaz
dem novem podnku doavi zaroven pochlubi docenym
uspechem, zdaz tehoz bylo dosazeno.
prvem pripadu fiitelstvo "Sveta" mnze mci: Jsou-
zacay kazdeho pon teke toz sou zacay novnafeni da
leko horst IT, kdoz 81 vydavani novin omoci zase dali
nam ochotne pravdu.
Vpocatcich naeho podnku tiskama bya N zafizena,
byo vsak zka zenych sojovych sazeci schopnch
redakto dokonce pax nebyo mono ka shopneho odbor
nia enz by by vsesanne obeznamen fzeni denniho u
Dobe schopne silly sou vzy dobTe placeny novemu pod
nu nen nikdy pima ddv6ra nasedkem by jse nucen
spoko hazve zacatecnky t pfozen6 stal mnohe
chyby
Novy slaby list jest jako ma6 decke stn kopfne do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
6TO(NfI zASTkEIILI MlNlSTERSKE-
HOPREDSEDU EIsNERA, POSLANCE
OSELAAZRANILI MINlSTRA VNl-
TRAAUERA.
VRAIIEM EISNEROVYM JEST RA-
Be. ARCO VALLEY.

Mnichov 21 lnora. - Sotva ze uplynulo 48 hodin cd
sensacnho aenu francouzskeho premera nebezpecne
poselen by sfedu Auer bavorsky minsr vnnich zae
zos kdyz nekok hodn pred tim zabit by sam mnstersky
pfedseda bavorskeho kabinetu Kurt Eisner.
Auer by pfi fec bavorske snemovn9. Zasazen
byl do leve strany da kue 1ocnikovy nasty ell posanc
Oelov enz byl zabt miste JIM diva rednc vazn6
n6ni
Osudne rany vypaleny byy galere srelba zpIsobla
pochoptenou panku jak mezi snemovnky tax mez prtom
nym obecenstve Po zran9ni mnistra Auera zapocaly
hned vytrznos poradane skpnou sparakovc ez trvaly
celou Rudi zmocni pocejn stance zatkli
lcejnho naGelnka n4 nfednky zahaiil hned budovu
vladimir voskem prudkN boj
Premier Eisner zabstsbyl hrab6tem Arco vaeyem po-
s6n byl Hmrelne xr4nen sH9nnovnf
saz hned po vysfelu Mnr president skoen byl dv9ma
kulem vypaenym do hlavy zadu elo eho
do ministestva vnitra kde uozeno byo byte vraneho
Afera vyvolaa cee zem veke vzrusen kyz ku zvyseni
vseobecneho zmatu esrozsa zprava ze pofelen Auer
Kurt Eisner Auer byi nejvyznacnes potikove Bavor-
ska posednf DOLBY Prvnej hned pc podepsan pfmeff
zmocn vady uvefejnil postupimskou schIzi dne S.
kdy Neecko chystao vce pres odpor Ravor
ska, jez 81 prao byti voensky cd N6mecka odouceno.
We dnech kdy taktez zavrazdeni Lebknech a Luxem
buroVA snaz sranou sartakovc svrhnout vadu Eber
tovu rozrovana bya pov6s jest Esner stopencem boil
sevsmu coz vsak sam neddraznej vyvracoval
has ze ver stat prhmysovych socasd ale zzeny
bodnym hlasovanm nikterak nasilnou mocf.
Bernu Svycarsku poslednim sjezdu mezinarodni
prace pudce 1tot Eberta byvaleho care zapa
chao prusactvm Vyslov svGj hnus mad zpdsobe, ja-
kym byo Nemecku zachazeno francouzsk5ni zaatci
primo cn ve zodpovednym V6ma Hohenzolerna Pro-
tipruskemu smysen dial volny prdchod kdyko tomu
skytla vhodna prflezitost.
Hrabe Arco Valley vra Eisnernv jest pfsusnkem pro
mnenni slechticke rodny Nemecku jeden ejch Glen
jest znam Amerce kde zasava rad nemeckeho vysance
Washingtone Jiny diplomat tehoz jmena brazilsky
sanec nebezpecne by posrelen Londyn6 1898 stym
prfcenym Anglicanem jenz ej napad misto vysance
rickeho jemuz Sc vece podobal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
%*.*.* Ku deDdtenu D1r0Gi den1iku sSD6t ~ ~

Konecne vzdor vsem svizedm dix pelivost souladu
diestvu MONA nam pec necim pochubit: Svt totz
cd pocaku nno Ces Mar Sdzeni posleze Svazu Ces Ka
tok vzdy sa vznesenym cem techto tee venova nez
sloupc svoe zamm ovobozen nas stare vast Vzdy raz
odm mnohe akave nabdky zaprodan oyanos naseho
s cd pocak vstoupeni na save vdy do svetoveho kon
fu ha zasady naseho presidenta tim tez skecne W.
konal svo oku pspe nas Wade ku porazeni hrde kdys
Gemane tim zarove ku dosazeni svobody na stare vas
lie "Sveu skodu nebyo dokazuje ak re posedn cas-
pocet ctenarG Sc tem6r zrojnasobi.
Jsne uvedenou nas cnnost veice hrd kdyby nyni
"Sve za (coz jest vylouceno) by bychom TAX
hr ze Svet vykona posan minulem zapasu naroda
ceeho sveta svobodu.
Dekujce cee ceske vefenos vydatnou ponoc vyse
jmenovane akci prfzen nam venovanou,
trvame pfatelske 1cte
kiditelstvo Tisk Vyd. Spol sSs5yeE". ].
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

Otec naroda, prvni presi-
dent Spojenych Stati, .Jiri Wa:
shington narodil Sc %. unora
1882 a byl padesat a sedm ro-
XII star, kdyz vstoupil ma kfe-
slo presidentske, byv zvolen
vSemi tehdejsimi sedesati de-
VIII elektoralnimi hlasy a to "a
osvobozenf sveho lidu, zaloze-
nj slavre nasi republiky. Tyz
ozenil sc s vdovou panf Martou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

Porku proti deportaci 48 radi-
kali, odpovedel tajemnik pra-
ce, Wilson, re deportace hdi.
primlouvajici Sc Ia hiceni ma
ietku a svrzcni vlady bude po
l.racOvati die zakona prOti Wy
zy6daGilm re cine 5. unOra 1917.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

shington dlouho prodleval u
sve revolucni armady, nebo
iak Sc nyni fika "byl ma from
to-" Mary Filipsova myslila, ze
il zumysln6 zanedbava, zrusila
zasnoubeni a provdala sc "a
jineho. skoda, re nepockala,
my mohli bychom Sc nyni no.
nositi tim, re prvni lady a ma
tka reprbliky byla Ceska neb
aspon ceskeho pGvodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
jWSs! s WsSl
NOTY MfSTO VLADNfCH
BONDU.

Washington, 21. unora. -
Misto vladnich bondi, jez by
vyprsely "a dlouhou radu let,
vydaji Sc nepochybne pouze no
ty, splatne "a kratkou dobu.
nejdele peti rokG. X takovemu
rozhodnuti dosp6l poslanecky
vvbor ma cesty a, prostredky.
Pri prodavani bondd "a &c.
OOO,O0O,OOO boji Sc totiz spat-
reho 1cinku ma penezni trh a
take Sc pocita S nezamestnano-
stl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
|PRoMYsLovA UNIvERsITA

Industrielni svaz v Cleve-
landu v6noval $1,00O,OOO, ne
lZbudovani v naSem m6st6 uci-
liste kde prednaseny byly by
>6dy obchodni i prdmyslove.
5ude to universita, prvni toho
.lruhu. instituce v Americe, kite
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

|Custisovou 6. ledna 1850, niz
yedl itchy, jednoduchy zivot
M SVEN statku Mt. Vernon.
Drive vsak nez Washington Sc
|znamil sc s ovdov9lou .onou da
mou, mel znamost s Marii Fl
iipsovou,. dcerou ceskeho imi-
granta, kteraz znamost vedla
X zasnoubeni. Kdyz vSak Wa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
MA VYZIVU CECHOSLOVA.

Praha, 18. unora. - Oznamu
je Sc, re Spojene Staty dodaji
ceskoslovenske republice so pro
cent potravin Anglie s Francii
kazda po 25 procentech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

rvzto vzdelavaci 1stav ma byt
dohotoven do r. 1920. Ma zmi-
meme universite bude vyucova-
nj denni i vecerni a podle sta
vaIcfch plant universitni stav
Da bude sest al desitipatrova
a Sc vsemi moznymi moderni-
mi vymozenostmi, siroka 100
a dlouha 200 stop.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
VIOLA

Christmas passed of very quietly
at this place So far as we can learn
no one was killed or crippled or any
thing happened to mar the enjoyment
of our people.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Snider, Of Fair
mont, was visiting the family Of ]. n.
Prickett a day or two last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and chill
dren, Of Mt. Clare, Harrison county,
spent a few days the last Of the week
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harris and two
sons are spending few days with the
family of Rev. C. E. Feather at Fair
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. West and two
sons, Of Grant Town, spent Christmas
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Devault spent
Sunday with the formers parents at
Mt. Harmony.
Misses Brake and Ruth Curry spent
a day or two the last OF the week with
friends at Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Devault and
children, OF Fairmont spent Christ
mas at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Feather and
family, of. Fairmont, spent Christmas
day with the family OF Samuel Harris
the Amos Coal company is pre-
pairing to put in scales at their mines
here.
E. M. Stanton, who lives On the
Amos farm here and has been stable
boss at the Amos mines for some
time, has bought property in Fairmont
and will move his family there soon.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Harris, of Mead
owdale, were calling on the family OF
E. E. Harris Sunday.
Our school reopened Monday after
having a vacation OF one week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30
Try to Impress That Had the Ghost Again.

where she could stay concealed for
months.
other hot water bottle. l certainly did
need warmth of some kind I was hay-
ing a mental chill il not physical
one. What II Bob were right. IS
usual? What If the white ghost which
| l thought had seen-were a living
/ think Bob read my question in my
eyes when he came back. He didn't
speak to me. He simply knelt beside
+ me and put his face against my cheek,
as If 10 comfort me.
and so-what l saw up there
wasn't ghost?" put my opinion as
Bob shook his head. mo ghost, my
"someBody was hiding up there?"
He nodded.
"Rosalie?" / managed to shape the
name with my cold lips.
Bob nodded again. For long time
l kept very still. The only comfort
in the world was the touch OF his
strong arms. Finally flung the whole
horrible truth into a sentence:
Bob! Bob! / never expected to be
to be-a murderess!"
Flush, darling! Hush!"
"Im headstrong, tell you. ! ought
not think about this. am always
planning wild stunts. And as soon as
I've planned one, / carry 1t out. 1t
was that terrible habit which moved
me in my delirium. And now-and
now I've killed-a-girl!"
"You were out Of your head! 1t was
an accident! Don't get so excited,
my love. Don't think Of it, beg of
you!"
to think about this. ought to be pun
ished," I exclaimed I'm always so
sure I'm right. I'm always getting
into trouble, and carrying somebody
along with me. And yet I've always
cultivated ideals and tried to be so
so right, Bob. ] seem to be two per-
sons, Bob, one good-and one foolish.
And the foolish one has made me-a
murderess! That poor girls soul is
charged to my account, in the book
where the angels keep my record"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

for HaR6n Jones, just then, that he
was many miles away.
"You ought to get married, Joe. !
II can't come TO fix the house for
you any more"
you're going to be married soon
YOURSELF" Joe brought the words out
with difficulty. Then he added bit
terly. ut will be some time before !
can start right" Ny wife will have to
work some, fear"
The Lord worked, Joe. He made the
world; he didn't buy it out Of de-
Pertinent store! And III never marry
any man who won't let me work; so
therei wrote Hal so last week.
'Then marry me, said Joe. And
Ruth did.
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do you~remember, Jane, that hour!
ago you proposed blowing up the am
munition in the store house loft"
Bob asked.
n never did, so far as can recall,
l said.
Just so. thought you were out o.
your head, dear. Well, left you hert
in be-; and went to find the doctor
The maid took advantage of my abb
sence, it seems, and left the room. too
When came back, you were gone!
What were you up to, came to me in
flash! If / had lost one INSTANTLY
God! 1t was only u few seconds that
l."
We finished that sentence in kiss
n saw the same old ghost up there
Bob" said with smile.
What are you talking about Jane?
Just about the ghost Of the lovely
young wife who was murdered in the
loft 80 many years ago" replied.
Nonsense! Nonsense. You were
not hypnotized this time, darling"
But l saw the ghost just the some
1t was walking around the room, this
time," persisted.
Somebody has been" Bob stopped
short and rose from his chair sudden
ly,
a know 1T was a ghost because it
didn't pay the least attention to me,
l insisted.
you had on your padded bedroom
slippers, my dear" said Bob. "And
now-if you can let go of my hand for
five minutes, I'll ask your nurse to
sit with you while l see what is left
Of the show outdoors"
Bob left the room and / wondered
why he should be surprised because
I had seen the ghost again. sum-
moned my nurse. Like most Of the
persons whom Certeis employed, she
was extremely capable. She was one
of the experts who had seen summon
ed to take care of Chrys.
Did they ever find the girl who
tried to stab my sister-in-law?" |
asked abruptly.
mo. madam. But they say she
hasn't dared to leave the place. There
are a thousand people here, they say,
And such queer hooks and corners