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The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
SEARSMONT.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Packard are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter, Priscilla.
Mr.. John Lane of Whitman, Mass, has
been the guest of his niece, Mrs. Mary
Bryant, for few weeks.
DR.. Adelbert Millett and Earl Haley of
Belfast were guests for short time of
Miss A. M. Millett, July 49,
Mrs. George Heaton of Thomaston visit
ed her brother, Mr. J. W. Skinner, recent
ly and together they called on old friends.
The Ladies' Aid will serve one of their
famous suppers this, Thursday, night.
Aprons and other articles will be on sale.
| Mr.. Pearl Wiley, who was in the ser
vice, returned from France recently and
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wiley
Mr.. j. w. Skinner has received card
! announcing the birth of grandson, Rus
sell Fredson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Skinner, in Hartford, Conn.
The funeral of Mrs Martha, wife of Mr..
Wilson Written, was held at their home
Friday at p. M, Rev. Mrs Harrison Of
ticiating. Besides her husband, Mrs. Whit
ten leaves one daughter, Mrs. Alonzo
knowlton, and one grandson, Wilson
knowlton of Claremont, N. H. Mrs.
w hifta, h.. TO
much since they came to Searsmont to
make their home, but it has been great
pleasure to the people to visit her, for
they always found her cheerful and re-
ceived a cordial welcome. She was
lady of refinement and of Christian char
acter. To know her was to love her.
The pupils of Miss Mary Cobb gave
recital at the Grange hall Monday even
ing, August 4th. The following program
was presented in very creditable man.
ner:
Piano Duo, Brave Boys March," Ohio
Irva Miller, Priscilla Robbins
Piano Solo, Autumn Twilight" Anthony
Elizabeth Robbins
Piano Solo, Gust Bunch of Flowers"
Spaulding
Imogene Hart
Piano Duo, (O Coming Thro' the Rye"
(b) "-lobin Adair,"
Presser
Miss Cobb, Archie Plaisted
Piano Solo, Moonlight Waltz" Sparrow
Olive Mariner
Piano Solo, "Estrella," Helms
Gladys Cove
Piano Solo, "Menuet," Paderewski
Vena Miller
Piano Solo, 'Second Mazurka," GODDARD
Nina Townsend
Piano Trio, Feast of the Rose March,"
Thuillier
Helen Plaisted, Vena Miller
Ruth Robbins
Piano Solo, (a) Autumn Idy!," Renard
CD Light of Heart" Ferrati
Elsie Plaisted
Piano Solo, Betty Blue Eyes" Bonner
Priscilla Robbins
Piano Duo, Flying Doves" Helms
Elizabeth Robbins, Miss Cobb
Piano Solo, "Edelweiss Glide Waltz"
Vanderbeck
Irva Miller
Piano Solo, (a ''Cantigue D. Amour
Smith
CD 'Punchinello," Dugge
Ruth Robbins
Piano Solo, "Quartet from Rigoletto,"
Verdi. Spindler
Nellie Brewster
Piano Solo, Second Valse," GODDARD
Helen Plaisted
Piano Solo, "Buona Notte," Nevin
Gladys Cove
Piano Duo, "Fanfare from VIM. Tell
Overture" Rossini
Nellie Brewster, Nina Townsend
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
DIED..

BLACK. In Belfast, August 6, Miss
Hattie M. Black, aged 81 years, months
and 10 days.
HARTMAN. In ,Swanville, July 81,
Sewall B. Hartman, formerly of Pros
pect, aged 81 years, months, 20 days.
HEAL. In Belfast, July 80, Lulu Isa-
belle, wife of Amasa S. Heal, aged So
years, II months and 80 days.
HIRsCH. In Waldo, August 8, Lloyd
Hirsch, aged IA years.
ROSE. In North Islesboro, July 80,
Mrs. Julia A. Rose, aged 81 years, 6
months and days.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
Eastern Steamship Lines h,
BANGOR LINE
SUMMERI SCHEnIIl

S. S. Camden" will leave Be.t.s,
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday.
p: m and the S. S, Getty of Bango-'
Mondays and Fridays at 2 D. m. fS-
ton and way landings.
RETURN
Leave Boston on Mondays, T9es.,..
Wednesdays, Fridays and Satg-.ar. q,
p. m.
Leave Belfast on Tuesdays, Tm.@....
and saturdays at 73O a. M, Weda.s
and Sundays at g. 80 a. m. for Bag..-9..
way landings.
Return Leave Bangor Tuesdays = .-
days and Saturdays at 2. M, Mouis. m.
Fridays at 10 a. m. for Belfast a1. 49,.
landings.
Landing will be made at Sea-s..-. ..
Mondays, Wednesdays, FRIDAYS a' San.
days only,
GEO. f. DUNTON, A.r.
10 Belfasf .-.
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MORRILL,.

Arthur Hatch has exchanged his car
for six cylinder Buick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haskell of Port
land are in town for few days.
Mrs. Sanborn and two daughters OF
Lewiston are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fenwick.
Fred Murch of Butney, VT, is the
guest of his mother and sister, Mrs. Lot
tie and Miss Flora Murch.
Guy Gray, recently from overseas, and
Maurice Pearson of Boston have been
recent guests at Mrs. Walter Pearson's.
Mrs. Zylphia Dickey, one time resident
of this town, now living in New Hamp-
shire, has been calling upon old friends
the past week.
Morrill, Sunday school held its annual
Children's Day concert at the church last
Sunday evening and the church was full
to the doors. A collection of S.. so was
realized for the children's mission boxes.
The following program was carried out
Singing, Congregation
Scripture reading, Mrs F. P. Morgan
Prayer, Rev. Nathan Hunt
Singing, Congregation
Scripture verses, Junior Class
Recitation. Mona Quincy
Elvira Sanborn
Eva Whitcomb
Singing and exercise, Primary Dept.
Recitation, Juanita White
Clara Adams
Evelyn Young
Velma Blodgett
Exercise, "Seed Planting"
Vocal Primary Girls
Duet, Alice Rowe and Katherine Hunt
Recitation, Basil Heal
Solo, Esther Hunt
Exercise, "Come Unto Me-"
By the little ones
Recitation, Anna Quincy
Maud jackson
Solo, Lester Ciley
Recitation, Harold and Elson Blood
Dorothy Huckins
Exercises, Crock of Ages"
Primary Girls
Recitation, Ola Heal
Exercise, "Daises,"
Little ones
Recitation, Alice Rowe
Solo, Elizabeth Morgan
Recitation, katherine Hunt
Chorus, "Old and New Hymns"
By Young Ladies and Young Men
Recitation, Margaret Thompson
Solo, Mrs. Leroy Paul
Exercise, "The Rainbow"
Primary Girls
Recitation, Grace Quincy
Missionary talk with illustrations,
Rev, F. P. Morgan
Offering for missions.
Drill and Song, "Scatter Bright Smiles"
Pantomine, The listening ear of night"
Benediction, Rev. Nathan Hunt
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07

When 200 striking workmen refused to
accept 10 percent increase in wages of
fered by the Wright Wire Co., Palmer,
Mass, the plant was shut down. The
strikers were paid off and stricken from
the company payroll and their places
filled by other persons.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
DR.. Humphreys Remedies. How to Use
Them.

In general there will be no difficulty in
deciding what particular Remedy is re-
quired for any case. Read over the ac-
count of the disease in the Manual and
compare the same with the symptoms
present in the person. Read the direc-
lions for preparing and giving the Rem
edy, and then follow them strictly, using
no other medicines and making no appli-
cations except such as are directed in the
book or on the wrapper. Remedies for
sale by Druggists everywhere. Manual
mailed free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEO. MEDICINE
CO., Corner William and Ann Streets,
New York
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Notice of FOreCIOSur9

w HEREAS, Hannah 2. Carver am ... -..
w II. Carver of Searsport, IT. The
of Waldo and State of Maine, by tile. .
gage deed dated the fifteenth day OF ..
and recorded in Waldo County Eu.s
Deeds, Book 1873, Page Is. conveyed n. ..
undersigned, the following describe a
tate, formerly the estate Of Isaac n.....
ceased, to wit, the homestead of SAID
yer, situated in said Searsport on the uu. F.
Of the Main Street, includir the Io.
between Main and Union Street c.a..
two acres. more or less, with all tie
thereon; and recorded in v aldo Reg. ..
Deeds, Book 1885, Page 293; and wr.-..
condiuion of said mortgage has bee-
now, therefore. by reason of the breae
condition thereof | claim a toreclosgr
mortgage.
Dated this 22nd day of July. A, u. ISL.
MRS. ELIZABETH NIUE. .E
ID. NJ. 3w30
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
WAN e

A GIRL to- do. general hOuSeHusrs
family o. two. Apply Eat J.u@
Office.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-07
For Sale
FAMILY ROWBOATS

flat or round bottom. Also % fit. motor
boat with H. P engine. Address
GEO. M. GRAY, Belfast, Me,
1w32* P. O. Box 83.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

snc~,'nS or splitting So avoid ner-
sons having coIdE-~vhtrh mean.
avoiding crowds--common drinliny
cups roller towels. etc. Keen IN
your bodily strength by plenty or
s,cSo IN inc open air. aud good
.kEKP pWEE FROM CoIDs
Above all. avoid colds. as eoid.
rtltAte The lining or tho air pas
snge ana render them much better
breeding places for the germs.
vs." Nleks VspoRub a. tho very
cold. melt little vspoRub in n
spoon and inhsle the vapor. or
better still. use NapoRub In n mn.
roin steam kettle. II this IL no,
aNaiisbir. use an ordinary teakct-
Tie I'm hair fun OF boiling water
put IN q half teaspoon OF NapoRub
from time TO tlme-kccp tho Kettle
Just slowly boiling and inhaie the
steam arising
NOTE-viokr VapoRub IL IN. dis
covery Of North Carolina druggist
who found how to combine. in salyc
form. Menthol and Camphor with
such volatile ollie as Eucalyptus
Thyme. Cubebs, etc. so that when
IN" salvo Ia applied TO the body
heat, thew ingredients are liberated
in the form OF vapors VapoRub
can be had in three siEes-3Oc. soc
u ao-at all druggists while com
parattvciy new In certain parts OF
the North. u IL the standard home
remedy in tho South and West for
all forms Of cold troubles-oV,r sIx
million Jars were sold last year
NnpoRub IL particularly recommend
"a Tor children- Group or colds. az
y II externally applied and can.
therefore, be used freely and often"
without the slightest harmful ef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
Man, Loving Woman Who Betrayed
Him, Marries Another for Home;
Now Would Marry First Love

Dear Miss Grey: | am coming TO you with the same
old story Two before married my husband he was
engaged to another This moved TO another
city and day he received letter from her telling him
she about to marry another man.
knew all of this when he married me- for he very
honest with mehc told he had always loved her and
always would in unfortunate circumstances and had
been kind to him under like conditions and he married me
TO give me home.
Several times during these years have asked him if
he still loved her and he has always answered Yes Her
picture has stood his dresser always
Miss Grey have felt that he cherishing illusion
broken knew of her marriage and hoped that it might
have changed her great deathat she would not be at
tractive TO him any more.
He travels a great deal and hit upon the plan of
having him look her up and call upon her Miss Grey my
plan proved fatal He met her again and the old love was
revived
1t that her husband cruel to her aad finally
left her and she is practically free She that she
bitterly regretted her mistake and that she has cared
for anyone but my husband. She has led very secluded
life and believe that what she says My husband
did not soop any deceit He home Immediately and
told me the truth. | very angry and am afraid
called this every vile could think OF. AT
first consented to give him his freedon-but Miss Grey
| cannot,
This woman has the best kind of n reputation-haS a
great many friends who value her friendship highly did
wrong to run her down TO him. She have gone TO
| suppose there must be good in her somewhere.
Miss Grey, want her to give him up-SIiE will have
the do il. Can help me? Can readers
helm me? want to try TO reach that good strain in her
want TO write letter her first and do not know what
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
THE WAY To USE VAP0RUb
FOR SPANISH INFLUENZA
The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining Of the Air Passages
when VapoRub is Applied Over Throat and Chest the
Medicated Vapors Inhaled Loosen the Phlegm Open the
Air Passages and Stimulate the Mucous Membrane IN
Throw Off the Germs.

Most authorities now agree that
what We call spanish Influenza ia
simply the old-fsshion~d grip which
was epidemic here in 1850. The
nose and mouth and attack the lin
Ink OF the afr passages-nose. throat
and bronchial tubes
There is no cure or specific for
this disease. but Nature will throw
off the attack. II only you oonrerv.
sician should always be called.
The use Of vapoRub docs not inter
fere with any internal treatment
and u In now being used by broad
minded physicians everywhere, in
order TO stimulate tho lining Of the
germs. to aid In loosenlng the
phiegm and keeping the afr passages
open. thus making tho breathing
easier, Hot. wet towels should be
applied over the throat. chest and
back between the shoulder blades
should be rubbed in over the parts
until the skin IL red, spread on
thickly and covered with two thick
nesses OF hot flannel cloths Leave
the clothing loose around the neck.
aH the heat OF the body nberat~s
the ingredients in the form OF vap-
ors. These vapors. inhaled with
each breath. carry the medication
directly to the parts affected At
the same time, NRpoRub ~ ab.orbed
through and stimulates tho skin. at
tracing the blood to the surface.
and thus aids In relieving tho con
EeHtion within
HOW TO AVOID THE DISEASE
Evidence seems to prove TINT
Spanish Influenza is n germ dtsease.
spread principally by human con
tact chiefly through coughing.
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Washington Fruit & Vegetable
Company

Pos. Eating Armies. IS
Post Cooking Armies. box 81 80
Jonathan Apples. doz zoe; box. $1.75
California Grapefruit. for. ..... .25c
Florida Grapefruit. each .........1 Oc
Lady Apples, dozen ...............3 sc
Sweet Oranges, 3 for .....25 c
Yakima Gem Potatoes, 4 lbs. 1Ocs 100
lbs. for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 30
Fresh Celery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Oc
Lettuce ................. 1Oc
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and should know tina, he must ~orl
steady 10 gain anything.
A READER
A man Of -. uniea= he has
lust loft college. or has bad un'
usually bad luck. should have
mad. ~orne preparation for a
home. especially II he has found
the ono woman TO preside over
a.
10 not marry any man who
promises 10 do better after tho
ceremony. II he hasn't back
bone or ambition enough 20 ac-
compllsh anything before. he
certainly won't af,erward. and
ten chances 20 ono hc VIII be
come worre instead ~ better.
The experiences Of other girls
who have found themselves con
front~d by this problem have
provrd this OF what use arr
human experiences " We are not
10 profit by them
II you carr a great deal about
your fiance. give him a reason
able length OF time 20 mako
good. explain TO him what you
have decided 20 do and then
Judge BY his efforts.
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TONS OF DRIED FRUIT
SENT TO BElGlANS

Eight tons Of dried frtl; have been
sent overseas 90 Bcigians by the Ma
iionai League for women's Service.
according 20 tho orRanlEafion's an.
nual report The leagues canieen
served 7is75 meals between March
and Deccmhnr 1
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Lucky Strike Fish Co.

Eastern Oysters, large, pint. ...... SOC
Dungeness Crabs, large, 25c; medium,
15c: small 1Oc
Black Cod or Ling Cod, h. ....15c
Red Snapper, lb...............
Skinned Sole h. .15c
Salt Mackere, extra large. 25c
Salt Sockeye Salmon, Id. ..... 121ac
Finnan Haddies, ID. ...........25 c
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Dear Miss Grey; You have helped
30 many others that /. too. arm com.
ing for some advice.
! have been engaged to man for
nearly niS months and W. w-r. TO
have been married last month. but
ne was not ready. lie lays off from
his work on an average Of two days
n week and says he cannot save
any money. He knows how feel
about his laying OFF 80 much. but
u seems 10 max. no difference.
That In ono reason my folks object
10 him. They say. and sometimes
feel. that he would no; be a good
providcr.
am working girl myself and
work much more steadily than he
does. II seems to make a difference
In my feeling towards him when /
know that he has been absent from
his work again.
Shall I take a chance on his doing
better. or what would you advise
me 20 do7 He IL nearly - years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
BERLIN GREETS 1919

BERLIN. Jan. 7.--fn waves Of con.
fctti. Berlin danccd her way into the
now year. Cafe. theatres and
streets. all were crowded By joyful
ihrongs. bidding goodbye TO the last
year OF the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03
American Grocery Stores Co.
Help Yourself Grocery-Central Public Market.
Central Grocery-Central Public Market.
Seattle Grocery-Seatle Market, 100 Occidental Ave.

Federal Milk, large cans. .........14c
Mount Vernon Milk, small cans SC
Campbelrs Soups, 3 cans. ........2 zoe
Premier Maine Corn, 22c; dozen S2.43
Quaker Rolled Oats, pkg. 12c; large zoe
Eagle brand Condensed Milk... .25c
Mrs. Phelps Homemade Jelly, 8-ounce
tumbler for .................2 2c
Cream of Barley, 2 pkgs. .........3 5c
Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour, pkg. $50
Domino Matches, A pkgs. 25c
Wesson Oil ......... 39c, nc, S1.43
Olympic Pancake Flour. .27c
Top Notch Eastern Early June Peas, No
cans ................... I3c
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receive help thru some letter some
one may write in answer
Remember. please. that I have
come TO realize that must not con
denim or accuse must Try 20 ap
peal TO the good In her for I fee
that only In that way can gain M
point;
We adopted little girl who 4
now j. years old. and she provci
stil further complication In tn. mat
ter OF separation.
YOURS IN DISTRESS
IL IL TO your husbands better
self rather than to that % tho
woman that you should appeal.
That he should continue TO care
for her when she betrayed hts
love and confidence seems In.
deed strange. Many men would
refuse TO give her a second op'
portunl;y. Their love. however
strong. would inrtinctiVeiy re.
Ncr, 10 something akin TO hate.
for tho one thing that man most
dcma nda Of woman IL loyalty az
all times. under ali cifcum.
stances
some psr1ona would nay tina,
you have no right 20 Interfere.
since you married your husband
for home. and knowing that
no cared more for another won.
an. Hut believe very strongly
that Il IL Glhrileglous 20 jurxl~
nauimony about 20 suit ones
o~n personal whirns. You have
been everything to your husband
that the. woman he Ioy-s has
not Yoh have stood by him.
helped him. tried to make him
happy when you knew hts
thoughts were elsewhere. lie
was as much TO blame for his
marriage as you were. In tho
face % everything. the fact re-.
mains that you have made for
him a home. while the oth~,
woman flound~rcd around and
failed in everything ahr NJ.
tempted. My synpa thlra are ali
with you and your husband isn't
much Of a man II h. will no,
put tho past forever out Of his
life and stand by you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
Dca Company have opened the frs. OF several r.
Public Market
Yourself Grocery others will be opened soon Our
ali sanitary Kitchen located IN the Ienuai ru
hoor) We invite inspection at any time
hand all times large variety OF Cold Meats Dome;ne
Pickles. Rehe Pure Fruit JAM Preserves and 1ey
Chicken Pies Boston Beans Ko
HASH Chill Con Cane and various other dishes
Salads Myonnase which use tosene
in preparing Shrimp Chicken Combination and Club Salads On sale
daiy. plewilprov the quality Of goods
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Because Of its tonic and laxative
effect LAXATIVE BROMO QUi-
NINE tTabistA1 can be taken by
anyone without causing nervous.
ness or ringing in the head. There
Va only one "IBrotno Quinin~" Il
vs.. GROVES signature on the box
1OF
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I want 20 ask her " she viii sec
me. am afraid that u Just write
I a formal request she will refuse TO
see me. And II do see her. what
Z shall I say | must not mako any
mistakes-too much depends upon T.
1 dare not give you my name. We
7 are 20 well known here that ! must
/ not let even you know. but you viii
I help me- VIII you publish my let
! ter. please. so that perhaps l may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-03

"My Wife's" Cane and Maple Syrup, Ia
gallon for ............. SLID
Del Monte Catsup 8-oz tins .......11c
LenoX Soap, large bars ............5c
Pure Rolled Oats, 8 lbs. 23c lbs 35c
Jiffy Jell, 2 pkgs. ..........,...21
Karo Syrup small 15c; 5 lbs. 400; 10
IDS. Tor ................. .I3c
Golden Shore Minced Clans, 12-ounce
cans Tor .................. 11c
Hills Red Can Coffee. ID. 400; 2l5 lbs
loF ..................... S1.OO
NJ. j. Il. Coffee, ID. 3Sc lbs $1.79
Cats Blue Ribbon Tea. ID. 500; - h.
IOf .................. 3Oc
NJ. j. B. Tree Tea, " ID. 23c; lib. .45c
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MUSICIANS PURCHASE
HOME FOR THEIR CLUB

A icnroorn house on Fourth ave-.
between Virginia and Lenora SITS,
has been bought by the Seattle Musi.
sicians' association. and will be fitted
up as clubhouse. The musicians
old home h In the Labor temple.
The Lake County times., 1919-11-04
HAMMOND
BANDITS IN
PORTER CO.?
Auto Murderers and Thiev-
es Said to be Operating
Across County Line.

VALPARAISO Ind. Nov "a num-
Der or holdups of occupants of automo-
biles have occurred III the past month
in the vicinity Of Hammond and it looks
now as II the bold highwaEmen are en-
larging their territory. for reports come
from Ches te-ton that e resident was held
up Just outside of town Saturday night
and relieved Of his money and a diamond
ring. Two citizens Of Michigan CITY
think chat they saw the same band Of
robbers the same night il the neighbor-
hood of the Carver school but they d:d
not step - Investigate. % we're not mo-
Tested.
The Lake county gang uses an auto
and their plan Of operation Is simple
They station their car alongside lonely
part OF the main highway ard when an
unsuspecting victim comes along one 81
The robbers pretends to be fixing a tire
while another swings Up the stranger
who ts naturally anxious to help out
anothe- autoist in distress. When ne
stops several other fellows step out from
behind the -sabled (7) car with guns
drawn and make the passengers IN the
other car get out and line up. These
hsen &c through their victims and aftor
robbinE them send them On. firing a few
shots in the air
Thus far the bandits have eluded cap
ture. bit with the officers OF all northern
Indiana looking for them they ought to
be caught
In the meantime II someone tries Ia
stop you on the road at night step on
her" and forget 10 stop. Then you uiil
be safe.
The Lake County times., 1919-11-04
WANTS Her
Cash, NOT
HUSBAND

."All is not gold that glitters." accord
ing TO Mrs. Adela Marines. q Cary
woman. Who today Is not only shy her
husband but a sum Of $4,000 in cold
ash she has pleaded Judge Laube TO
aid her. not that she cares 50 much
bout finding her husband but she would
lfiea to recover her $4,000.
II all happened this way. Before com
iny to Cary. Adela was a resident or
south Chicago. she was happily mar
ried Then her husband died following
am illness. and she collected $4,000 il
surance.
She worked and saved 'ar her children
and put the $4,000 awe for a rainy
dag. Many times they were in want
and she was tempted to take some Of
tha insurance money. but future years
stared her In the face and she decided
- would be best not TO touch the money.
Then another man came into her life.
He wosd her most ardently. She ought
70 have some one 10 care for her aud
her children end he was her soul mate.
As result they were married and they
came to Gary to live. Marines got her
70 buy a pool room with her savings
~ $40 Adams st. business was good
ana she dreamed Of riches. The other
day he sold il for $4,000 unknown to his
wife. Marines and the $4,000 has dis
appeared.