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The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
STOCK LosT-REWARD.

Escaped recently from D. & R. G..
stock trains, one buckskin steer brand
ed CT; one black COW branded re-
versed 2; one steer branded o on right
hip, crop off left ear. Animals have
ear tags bearing the name of F. F.
Parker. A reward of $500 per head
will be paid for the return of these
animals to the D. & r. G.. stock yards
in West Glenwood.
RIO GRANDE RAILROAD co.
121S-tf
Mrs. Josephine Mongoni of Pueblo is
a patient at the Glenwood sanitarium
suffering with abscess of the ear.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
sTEADFAsT CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should PORN
Conclusive Proof Of Merit to
Every Glenwood Springs
t- Reader

Could stronger proof Of the merit
of any remedy be desired than the
statements Of grateful endorsers who
say their confidence has been undi-
minished by lapse Of timei These
are the kind of statements that a-e
appearing constantly in your local pa
pers for Doan's Kidney Pills. They
are twice-to told and confirmed, with
new enthusiasm. Can any reader
doubt the followingr It's from a
Glenwood Springs resident:
James C. Barber, carpenter, 1909
Palmer Ave-, says: "I have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for backache aud
other symptoms of kidney trouble and
they have always helped me and re
moved the suffering. l have recom-
mended this good remedy for year,
and know it will cure kidney COM
plants"
OVER FOUR YEARS LATER Mr..
Barber said: 81 have previously
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills, be-
cause of the relief they gave me.
Now after having used them more
am stronger in my praise than ever.
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don 7
simply ask for kidney pills-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Barber had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. D.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
RIFLE NEWS.
Funeral services were held wednes

Funeral services were held Wednes
day afternoon at the M. E. church over
the body Of the late George II. Pearson,
who passed away last Saturday night
at the Glenwood sanitarium, death be-
ing caused from bowel trouble.
Deceased was i'll only one week. Mr..
Pearson has been subject to these at
tacks for a number of years, and after
all had been done for him that his
wife and friends could do, an operation
was advised, and he was taken to Glen.
wood Friday evening on No. 4, and
operated on Saturday morning at $3.50,
and he passed away that night at
HIS. His two daughters, Marion and
Vera, and his wife were with him to
the last.
MIR. Pearson was a man of excellent
character and has lived in Rifle for
the past is years, and during that time
made many friends who will be sad
dened to hear Of his passing.
He leaves to mourn him his wife,
Anna Client Pearson, three daughters,
Mrs. Ed Jacobs of Basalt, Mrs. Will
Patterson of Carbondale, and Mrs.
Irene Corley of Wyoming, who was un-
able to attend, and one son, George, of
Longmont. Mrs. Pearson s sister, Mrs.
Elmer Harsh, of Hot Sulphur Springs.
Colo, was also in attendance at the
funeral.
Mr.. Pearson was born in England,
and had ne lived till January 10, 1921,
would have been II years of age.
Mrs. Ollie Jacobs and Mrs. S. L.
Meadows of Glenwood were in attend
ance at the George Pearson funeral.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
RANCH FOR sALB

200 Acres, with modern improve
ments, 15room house, well furnished,
hot and cold water, bath, toilet, etc.
Splendid private water system fro0
springs. Fifty head Of cattle, eight
head of horses, all kinds of machinery
and implements. Place produces 216
tons hay. Splendid hay and grain
ranch. First class water right from
two streams. Grazing permit for 135
head of cattle. Price 10000. Address,
WIN. SMITH, Owner,
Rusdi, Cole.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
PILES
PILES
PILES

Williams Indian Pile Ointment viii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acting as a poultice gives instant
relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for piles and itching Of the
private parts. Sold by druggists, mail
soc and $1.00. Williams Mfg. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. s. Parkison druggis.
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Mike Brennan and baby daugh-
ter, who have been at the Glenwood
sanitarium for the past two weeks, left
Wednesday for their home at Rifle.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Comic Tidwell and son Phyllis
are visiting relatives at Palisade this
week.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Mrs. Ollie Jacobs and Mrs. s. L.
Meadows of Glenwood were in attend
ance at the George Pearson funeral.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Pau: Carton, who recently disposed
Of his interest in house painting to his
partner, Alfred Cowles, has rented the
office ON Grand avenue heretofore o.
cupied by Mrs. Besrdsley - . nilli-
ncry shop, and viii use the same ~ .
sign painting shop.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

A fire broke out Thursday afternoon
in the AL Towney residence on Palmer
avenue. The company responded has
tily and saved the house. which be-
longs to Adolph Hendrickson. The
household goods were all earried out
and saved by nearby neighbors.
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Philip Rovetto left Wednesday after.
noon for salida, suffering with what
was believed to be ptomaine poisoning.
but upon reaching the d. 4 R. G.. hos
pital, at that place 1t was found to be
appendicitis and an operation was per
formed at once. Mrs. Bovetto isst
Thursday to join her husband,
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18
MIKKELSON-PURMORT.


Conant Purmort and Miss Helen Mix
kelson gave their friends quite sur
prise last Sunday afternoon, when they
stole away to the Christian church par
aonage and were married by the Rev.
II. Ralph Bixel Mrs. Purmort Is the
charming daughter of Mrs. James Mix
kelson of Rifle Creek, and has host
of friends who will wish her well on
her new voyage of life. Mr.. Purmort
is the son of Mrs. Tom WorralI, and
has lived in this valley since childhood.
He is capable young man and has
made many friends who will wish him
well. They expect to make their home
with the BRIDES mother until after the
holidays.
Mrs. Comic Tidwell and son Phyllis
are visiting relatives at Palisade this
week.
The second number of the high school
Lyceum course was postponed on ac-
count of the lecturer being i'll.
Billy Chapman entertained a few of
his little friends at a birthday party
last Saturday, he having reached the
4-year mark in his life. The children
enjoyed themselves hugely at games
and music. Dainty refreshments were
served by his mother before the little
folks left for home.
Mrs. Il. i. Soule of Genwood spent
last Sunday with her mother, Mrs. S
Barber, the occasion being the latter Is
SEVENTEEN birthday
Paul Hawkins, who has been quite
i'll at his home, is much better.
J Mrs. p. j. Engelbrecht is improving
slowly and is under the care of Q
trained nurse from Grand Junction
who arrived Sunday night.
Miss Myrtle Danielson was confined
to her home n couple of days this week
on account of sickness.
Miss Maude Butler was able to re
sumo her duties as mathematics teacher
Thursday after three days spent a
homo with bad case of pleurisy.
Rev. A. N. Carpenter is confined
agun to his home with a very sever,
cold in the mead.
Mrs. Ward Johnston has been teach
ing in Mrs. Wolford' place at tn,
north side school this week, as Ms
Wolford has been on the sick list.
Mrs Dick Callen entertained th
Rifle Reading Club at her home las
Wednesday.
Mrs Henry Graham, who was takeI
to Genwood Tuesday, was operated OF
Wednesday for appendicitis. At thi
time she is doing very nicely.
Mrs. Charles Lanzendorf left Thurs
day for Delta, where she will visit ,
couple of weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Wayne Brenton.
Mrs. G. W. Wykes and daughter Mar
garet wero Grand Junction visitor
The Glenwood post., 1920-12-18

Chester Mayer, son Of w. P. Mayer
of Eagle, was brought to the Glenwood
sanitarium this week suffering with
nm abscess ON his arm.
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Upozorneni.

Oznamuji cele verejnostil
re .isem Sc dial do obchodu 4
majetky, tax Re, kdo by 81 pfal
prodati, koupiti neb vymsniti
majetek, at sc obrati S duve-
rou ma mne a m6zete byti jisti,
ze vam spravedlive poradim 4
poslouzim, abyste byli spoko-
jeni, Nine muzete navStiviti
kazde rano 9 hodin a odpo-
ledne do 2 hodin elsie 1925
Broadway columbia Candy
Co.., nemate-li cas-, tax mne
poslete listek a ia vas navSti-
vim. Zadam o prizeh nasich
krajanu verim, re mne ne
zklamou, neb uz jsem obcho4
doyal mezi vami 25 rokd a to
bylo moji radosti, kdyz jsem
mohl uspokojiti kazdeho, kdo
o radu mne pozadal, a to ted
ba jeste vice Sc budu tomuto
obchodu venovati.
S 1ctou znamena sc a O vasi
prizen zada.
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kapitan lode Sea Scourge.


pax skrze houstinu, prostiraji-
ci Sc poGM upati skalniho
vrchu az stanuli pred velkou
jeskyni Br;tomarty.
"'To je nase obydli, do nehoz
vas muzeme' vitati, kapitane.
Je to sice jen dira We skale, po-
tslouzila nam ale po celou tn do
bu dobfe", pravil Justin s usme
vem, oteviraje dvere odhrna
saclonu, ktera uzavirala vchod
do jeskyne Rritomarty.
ITO je skutecny palac pro
oohy Willy. ma mou dusi!" zvo-
lal kapitan pfekvapen, vkrociv
dovnitr a rczhlizeje Sc kolem
| po lesklych stenach a cele IL
grave.
"My jsre tn take velice spo-
koJenl", pravlla Brltomarta.
"Spoko.ie ia bych rad vi
del toho. ado medal by pred
most rajske teto jeskyni pred
obydlim, rukou lidskou posta-
! venym!" zvolal kapitan.
Justin pozval kapitana k u
| sednuti a Judita Sc jala chystat
still pro ohed. Kapitan hled6l
ia vse velikym podivenim,
| iejmena, kdyz davala ma still
talife, vidicky, noze, lzice a il
ne stolnl nacini.
"Zda Sc, re zachranili jste
hodne re ztroskotane lode",
pravil posieze.
"Ano", odvetil Justin vyhy-
Dave, nebot' dosud choval vel
kou neduveru ku svemu hostu.
"Ano, Sultana byla vyhozena
hodne vysoko ma ona skaliska
a skoro ullEe mimo dosahu ve
dy a my zachranili dosti nabyt-
ku z lodn.ho salonu a kajut a
dosti kuckvnskeho naradi, aby-
ehom mobii jeskyni tn pohodl-
ne zariditi. Tech nekolik talifG
a sklenic vybrali jsme 2 cele
hromady potluceneho porcela-
nu, skla nlineneho nadobi a
(l,z teehto Eekolika kusu jsou
mnohe praskle, rozstipnuta".
"Pfenesti tyto tezke kusy ma
bytku z tech skalisek ma ostrov
byla pro jednoho muze prace
obrovska", pravil kapitan.
"Byla to prace mnoha mesi-
eli trvajic!" odpovedel Justin,
"avsak ia nevykonal il sam.
Slecna Conyers prenesla vsech-
ny lehci vGci sama a Judita
Riordan, k1era je vzorem ZEN
ske silly, pnlahala mne pfi pre-
|nasen iveci tezkych".
| Judita byla mezitim hotova
S prostirarlm ma stIl. Bylo tn
pokrmu ceie mnozstvi, hlavni
pozornost kapitana ale byla O.
bracena k lahvi S brandy, jiz
ma Sadost Britomarty byla Ju-
Gita poprve postavila ma still.
"Take brahy!" svolal v u
uivu. "Vsiu, Wy byli jste tax
astni, l.A opatrni a pama-
tovall Jste ma vsechno. Museli
Jste zaehsai:iti hodne 2 tohoto
raJskeho lnoku, ze vydrzel vam
po cele diva roxy.
! &c ne pravil Justin vyhy-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Zajata nevesta.
Ron,ln ttyrsch dilech Cd p E D. D. Southworthovs
Pro "Dom6cnost" pfelo1i Hugo Chotek.

"Oh!" pgavila Britomarta o.
pravdove, "verte, re jak ia, tax
+ / pan Rosenthal badc1le miti z
toho velkou radost. Je tomu ji&
dlouho, vclmi dlouho, CO nevi-
deli jsme ilne obliceje, jako ma
Sc proto kazda lidska tvar je
ham vitana. M1zete-li tudiz, a
aeni-h to proti predpisdm vase
no lodniho poradku,' tedy ye-
zmete vase lidi sebou".
"Diky, ,nlada lady. S laska-
wynn vasiln svolenim zavolam
je tedy'.
To dom.uyiv, pokro6il 0 ne
kolik krokd k mort a azavolal :
"Hoj, Mulligane! Zabezpec-
tie 81 lod'ku a nasledujte mne
VSichni!"
Vrativ Sc pax k Justinu a
Rritomart1. pravil, ze je hotov
je nasledoyati.
.......--kA - An
XXXVI.
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sSvET''

y~N~A kS1AAEt WV A0P0L @A c~S
kdo anebo CO vlastne ten kapi-
tan je, prave:
"Kdyz pred dvema roxy
jsem opustil svoje rodiste, ma
chazely Sc ODE yelke politicke
strany tuEem boji. Muzete mi
fici, ktera zvitexila?"
"Nebesa. z teto otazky po-
znavam teprve vaseho utrpeni
a toho, co museli jste postrada-
ii nejcite'neji. Clovece, Wy W.
hlizite, jakoby jste byl mrtvy,
nebo spal spanek Rip Van Win
kla!"
ia tax nemyslim", S nuce-
nym smichem odpovedel Ju-
stin. "Avjak feknete mi. ktery
z kandidatu byl zvolen "a pre-
sidenta Spoienych Statd!"
"Je moline, be ami to nevi-
te?"
"Jak bych mohl? ia opustil
Spojene Sfaty v mesici rijnu.
Bylo to v dpbe nejprudsiho "a
pasu obou velkych stran politi-
ckych vo!ba byla teprve v Ii
stopadu".
"A nemate z&dnou vedomost
Q tom,- co udalo sc cd t6 do
by?"
"Ani tn nejmensi. Vzdyt'
jsem vam tc jiz fekl".
"A zadna lod' neprivezla
vam nejak%ch zprav?"
Justin stal Sc jiz netrpelivym
3 stale ty ctazky jej drazdily.
Odpovedel proto kratce a hla-
sem useenym:
"Kdybv Sc tn byla nejaka
lod' stava,a, nebyl byste mas
tn nasel, toho mdzete 81 byti
jist".
"Nezanel vam to zadny pta-
eek? Nepslnesla vam to zadna
vlna? Nezayal to X vam zadn5
vanek?"
ia nestoiim mimi ustnim
lspojeni", rravil Justin.
30, slyste to, Wy mocni boho.
I've bezmerneho Olympu! Zde
jest statecny syn Jihu, jenz ne
'lvi jeste, re je svoboden jiz pc
dobu dvou roku! Muz, ktery
Gosud vefi y nadvladu hvezdns
teho prapcru a v existenci slav
ne Unie! Ha ha ha. no! no
lOh! Pardon! V ddivu SVEN "a
pominam docela ma pritomnos
danny a smeji sc, nemohl jsen
81 vSak pGmoci. - Co mi date
kdyz sdel,m S vami me zaiima
We novinky?"
"Nemam, CO bych vam ma
bidnul, pfiteli. Jsem jen chudJ
Ivyhnanec q nesdelite-li mne j
dobrovolne, budu muset obejit
Sc beg nich", odpoved6l Justin
velice jsa pfekvapen slevy
tchovanim sveho hosta.
"Nu, kdyi' apelujete ma nej
lepsi stranhu moji povahy, tt
ovsem muslin sdeliti vam vSe
Ne vsak najednou, nybrz p,
drobtach. Nepripraveneho b.
vas uplna zprava porazila k u
mi jake blesk !"
"Mluvte pfece, co Sc udala
Opanovaly Spojene Staty Ka
nadu, nebo MeXiko, nebo obo
} ji?"
"Dosud ne - hle, jak jst,
rozcilen. Ii TO vedel, re musin
zpravu tn podati vam po drob
! tach. U6inim to spusobem, jail
cinivaji to dramaturgove. HE'D
te - opona sc jiz zveda! Prvn
vystup v prvni scene velkeh'
tohoto dramatu je - zvolen
Abrahama Llncolna!"
"Diky nebesGm!"
ITO pravlm tez ia! My Jiza
, ne pracovai; tezce, ably star,
ABE" byl zvolen, nebot' vede
Ii jsme dobre, re kdyby on ne
byl zvoler, ,nedostalo by Sc nan
} priciny ami prilezitosti ku roz
trhani pout, vizicich mas k u
nii".
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bave, "zachranili jsme jenom
rekolik lahvi, jelikoz vsak po-
uzfvali jsne jich jen v pfipadu
ochuraveni tn vystacili 5smees
mimi do dnesni doby':'.
"Ujist'uii vas, lie kdybych
musel zanechati vas zpet, ne
dotekl bych Sc ami jedine kap-
ky; jelikaz ale jiz Ultra budu
miti to poteseni, prijmouti vas
ma svoji lod', tu rad pfipiji vam
ma zdar a stesti!" pravil kapi-
tan, naliv sobe plnou sklenici,
kterou vyprazdnil jednim dou-
skem. N
''Sure, neni-li on mofskym
loupeznikem, pax je mu podo-
ben jake veice vejci", mrucela
Judita, obchazejfc kolem stolu.
ABritomarta Sc smala a Justin
postavil ma still dzban cer-
stvou vodco. Vse bylo nyni ho-
tovo a Justin vyzval sveho ho-
sta, aby pfisedl a pomahal 81
sam.
"Kde jsJu ale vasi namorni-
ci?" tazal Sc Justin.
"Oh, ii Sc neztrati a dostavi
Sc jiste co nejdfive. Radil bych
VAN ale, mlly mlady priteh, a.
byste jim nedaval ami jedine
kapky tohoto napoje! Je to
prava, cista brandy, jakou "a
zadny penfz ami dobre slovo
nedostanete We Statech. Pro ne
je to skoda. protoze nerozumi
tomu a spokoji Sc obycejnou
whiskou, h,ste-li zde nejakou".
pravil kapitan, nalevaje 81 no.
YOU sklenku.
"Skutecre, ia jsem spatny
znalec koialky; name sice jed
nu bednicku whisky, nevim alt
po dnes, jaka je. Vasim liden
bude jiste chutnati a ia dam
Jim il s r:.dosti', pravil Justin
pfedkladaje kapitanu velkJ
kus pecene slepice.
| "U vsech vSudy - i slepict
mate tasal Sc tento.
| "Ano, zachranili jsme jicf
lnekolik a .yp6stovali jsme no
ve", odpovedel Justin reser'
YOU, nebot' toto stale dotazo
vani kapitana cinilo jej vic .
vice podezrivym. Proc nemlu
vii tez 0 s.be, 0 sve lodi a {
svych zamerech? Bezpochyby
mel dosti pficin neco tajiti. Ia
kon pohost.nstvi vsak nedovolt
val mu tasati Sc jej primo .
krone toho stale doufal, IL
kapitan sam zacne mluviti {
svych zalezitostech. V tom ale
10 sklamal velice. Kapitan po
|ehutnaval ri ma slepici o nahra
81 pax hoJne studene Sunky q
syra, COZ yse splachoval mnoz
stvim stare brandy, ktera neje
villa ma nem vetsf ucinek. jail
tolikez ciste vody. Ksneene 81
nasytil a hyl spokojen.
Judita uklidila zbytky obe
da a rodelila ie mezi manor
Milky, kteri sedeli v kole prec
ljeskyni.
Justin 'nyslel nyni, re made
Isla chvile, aby zvedel tez nect
o SVEN hostu a 2 povzdalec
zacal - jak Sc rika: "tlouci M
| krovi".;
"Neni zAjiste zapotrebi, a
bych Sc vas tazal, jste-li Anne
rican nebo ne, kapitane, nebot
vase vyslovnost prozrazuje to
dustatek".
"Ano, jsem. A Wy? Jment
vase je nemecke a prece mluvi
te jako ros.eny American.
"Jsem Z rodiny nemecke, a
vsak rozen Americe".
"Rozen v Americe? Kde
Ma Severn, nebo ma Jihu?"
velkou ziy csti tazal sc kapitan
| INA Jihl", mrzute odpove
| del Justin, vida, ze tazatels
stal Sc dotazovany.
| INA Jihu? Jaka to shods
st 'astnych ukolnosti! Podejtt
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NJ. F. BROZ
Office tel. Union 433 r.
House tel. Union $40 l.
1857 E. 149. UL.

Nam pekny mensi domek
pro dive rodiny, hned vedle ka-
pie sv. Rodiny v Corlett, "a
pouhych S4700.
Jeden cihlovy domek pro ie-
dnu rodinu ma Bragg av. blize
E. 55 st. kary, pouze $4,000.
2 krasne Lofty vedle sebe ma
Antonio ave-, druha ulice "a
Lee Rd., blize move osady u
nedaleko kary. Lofty jsou 40X
14O kazdy, "a pouhych $3.50.
Nam tez nekohk farem.
Kdyby 81 nekdo pTal iiti ma
iarmu, rad mu ukazi die jeho
libosti.
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eyes, SIR" opakoval kapitan
lode Sea ScOurQe.

| eS, SIi OpdhOV6I kAPllhH
lode Sea Scourge.
"Jizni karolina re odtrhla sc
od Spojenyeh Statd?"
/ "Je to stat cinem tim ma We
ky proslaveny! Ano! Stat ten
prvni povznesl vlajku odporu
a pretrhal tjzici jej pouta k u
Inii. Sam a sam vrhl rukavici ce-
lie Wade Washingtonske a "a
hajil druhy boj "a neodvis-
lost!"
"A co nasledovalo pak?" ta-
zal Sc Justin hlasem hlubokym,
Ikdezto Rsitomarta, podeprouc
Sc loktem stnl, naslouchala
,slovdm kapitana takrka bez
ldechu.
/ "Seckeite trochu! Pekne jed
nu scenu "a druhou. Tedy see
ma 3. Tato je velmi rozciluji-
lei, nebot' pojednava odtrze-
nj Sc statu Georgia, jejz nasle-
duji pax vSechny ostatni staty
ljizni. Senatori a szastupcove
Itechto statf opousti Washing
lton".
"A bylo Jim to dovoleno?".
Itazala Sc Britomarta chvejfcim
Sc hlasem,
| "Tot' Sc rozumi, re ano! Kdo
lby Jim byl tom prekazel?"
"Myslim, re jejich zatknu-
ti".
"Ha ha ha! Ho no no! Chyt-
nete stryfe Jenny pri hire! A
|vsak nechte mne pokracovati.
lScena a. Je to scena velmi du-
lstojna a yaZna - tento konfe-
deracni kongres V Montgome-
Try! Organisace strany a proza-
,timnl vlady! Zvoleni Jefferso-
ma Davise "a presidenta Jizni
konfederace".
"To snad ne?" zvolal Justin,
lvyskociv.
eyes, je tomu tax, jak pra-
lvim. Sednete 81 ale bud'te
klidnym. Budete miti klidu "a
potrebi, rebot' mann V zasobe
ieste vell,y pocet seen a hroz-
ne rozciluiicich k tomu. ia We
del, re udslam dobre, kdyz
vam velkolepou tn novinu po-
: dam po lzi6kach, jako vyborny
lex. Slepemu take media Sc po
operaci piny jas svetla najed-
nou!"
!. "PokracIite' pobizel Ju-
|stin. ~
"Tedy s2ena 5. Je to scena
velmi kom;oka a odehrava Sc V
Bilem Domu. Vyslanci konfede
race zadaji presidenta Jenny,
ably z pevrosti Sumter odvolal
: lvojsko SpoJenych Statu. Wy
: slanci ma!ora Andersona ma
proti tomu chti, ably posadka
+, tamni byla sesilena. President
l Jenny je rozpacich a stoji tn
mezi dvema nahledy jako osel
mezi dvema otypkami sena -
"To byla ale detinnost!" zvo
: lal Justin.
"Bezpoehyby! My nemeli
J nic proti tomu! Dejte vSak po-
zor, nebot' pride scena g., see
ma velice uchvatna, ohnostro-
il, strelbou, pohyby vojsk t.
p. Kratce receno, je to bonn
: bardovani pevnosti Sumter
Pad pevnosti Sumter! Strhnuti
e vlajky Spojenych Statd a po-
4 vzneseni v'ajky konfederacni
= Veike tableau! = Opona pada
( "a hi'meni del a hTimaveho po-
tlesku. To je prvni jednani vel
] keho tohoto dramatu! !"
0 Justin vyskocil, jakoby u
! Stknut hadem; ruce jeho zat'a-
ly Sc pest, zuby zaskripaly 0
sebe a oci hledely divoce na W.
: pravovatele.
Rebelsky kapitan pohledl na
=. neho udiveni a zvolal:
: "Coz vas d'abel posedl? Ne
n bo jste Sc zblaznil?"
"Otazky ty mohl bych obra-
titi ma YES! Coz iste Sc zblaz-
toi12 Ty obra1y yoSo nro1ro
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15
PORTLAND WOMAN
WAS SURPRISED
Suffered Twenty Years From In5ioo.
tiOn-Tanlac Brings Entire peiios

Just to show you the good Tamil.
has done me, one of my neiqbb,aee
said to me the other dav M
Knowles, what are you taking
have never seen you look so VOL
you do now" Mrs. Mary Knowlo 40
164 Presumpscot street, Portland NJ
said while telling her experiene. Nil
Tanlac to a special Tanlac renrosas gu
tative a few days ago.
For twenty years." continued NJ.
Knowles, II had suffered witt stnrs -
ach trouble. kept getting worse al
the time and just before 7 <tartoa
taking Tanlac | had such q had =,
tack of indigestion l thought VIZ.
going to die. My appetite Was vor..
poor, and | finally got to whore eva9
the thought of anything To ast
would nauseate me. l had psir -
the pit Of my stomach neaY!r Ell TIM
time, and after every meal won15
be so stuffed-up l could hardly gat
my breath. My heart troubled ma
a great deal. at times ! thought il
would stop beating and then again j.
would fiutteri like it was flying all IN
pieces. | became very Weak and
rundown my nerves were H. lad con.
dition and | did not sleep We at all
| would get up in the morning faal.
ing tired and worn out ara often
would have to go back 10 bed and
give up trying to do my houseWork
Il had just about given NJ home of
ever getting any better when | de-.
cided to try Tanlac, and | must saw
| was greatly surprised when | be-.
gan to get so much better while TAX.
ing the first bottle. We'll, / cont.
nued taking it until now my stomach
trouble has been completely overcome
and | feel like a different person
l have splendid appetite. eat Just
anything | want and everything agrees
with me perfectly. | am entirely rid
of the pains in my stomach and never
have that stuffed-up, uncomfortable
feeling after eating. | sleep well
and always get up feeling strong
and rested, and now it is actuallyl
pleasure for me to do my housewUk
In fact, | feel just fine all the tim
and am as full of life and energy az
when l was a girl. l praise Tan.
lac whenever | have an opportunity.
and | feel that l can not say too
much for it,"
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan by
Sampson & Avore and by all the lead
ing druggist in every town.
Tanlac is sold In Skowhegan by
Sampson & Avore and by the leading
druggist In every town.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15
EAST SKOWHEGAN

Roy Goodrich of Clinton was in
this place Monday and Tuesday of
last week.
1t is reported that Mrs. Ada Herrin
has sold her farm. to parties from
Corrinna.
Miss Effie Nye of Skowhegan passed
several days last week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. S. L. Pooler.
Frank Pooler attended the celebra-
ton at Portland.
There was a social gathering at E.
J. Mitchells' on Monday evening, 5th
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drost are as
sisting in haying at Elvyn Richard
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holden OF Port
land were recent callers at A. S. Hill
toms, on their way home from a trip
to Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs W H. Boynton accom-
panied by their son, Henry and fami-
" passed Monday July at Smith
field Pond