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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
CHURCHES ADOPT
MANY ARMENIANS
Near East Workers Receive
Support of Churches, Clubs
and Industries.

Fifty Armenian orphans will be
cared for during the coming year by
the members Of the First Presby-
terian church. Half that number
are nov adopted, and the total is
expected 20 be reached this week.
The First NJ L. church members
have adopted l.. and St. Pauls Me-
moral. Westminster Presbyterian.
and the Grace VI. z church have
appointed committees 10 aid the
members Of the Near East Relief 10
asd In their work.
A speaker from the Near East
Relief addressed the members OF
tho musical department OF the
Women's club at their regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. One OF the
members Of the club agreed 70
adopt two Armenian orphans. and
others are expected 20 do the same
within a few days. The staff OF the
Interurban Labor Journal have also
voted 20 care for one Of the small
refugees during the next year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
ASKS BIC DAMAGES
~ SANDER CASE

John Ashner has flied suit in the
superior court against David Fem
gold. in which ne wants s.. 600 dam
ages for alleged slanderOus re-
marks said % have been made by
Feirgoid in the presence OF prom
inent customers and which resulted
in great loss and damage 20 the
plaintiff. Ashner ~ engaged in
cleaning and pressing clothes and
he says that Feingold came into his
place and called him a thief of
clothing" in the presence OF three
OF his most promising customers.
He alleges that the suspicion and
discredit stirred up by these SLAM
derous remarks has taken away the
patronage OF these three most fire.
quent patrons and he wants So
600 damages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
JUDGE SCORES FOUL
TONGUE OF WORKER
Michigan Farmer Asks Time TO
Employ Attorney in
Accident Case.

When Robert BalIinEcr. an en-
ploye Of the Studebaker corpora
ton. told Judge Frank Cilmer that
be had assaulted John Smith n fell
Tow employe when the latter called
him several names referring 20 his
birth the Judge suspended a fine and
gave Smith "a severe lecture in city
court "wednesday morning. ANY
man that uses such language in a
factory should be suspended az once
and Il IS a wonder that Ballingsr
didn't kin YOU" said the Judge.
John Marble. 500 Rush ST..
charged with exceeding the speed
limit VIII be given a hearing Sat
urday morning Marble admitted
that he had an open rnuffier and
paid "a fine Of $40 md costs.
William Surewitt, IL r. Pennsyl-
Vania av. charged with defrauding
a boarding house. will be given a
hearing Thursday morning. Bond
IN the case was fxcd ateS75.
Fails % Report.
Charles Flanagan. Buchanan.
Mich. admitted that he had failed
70 report an accident. nut refused
% employ an attorney 10 plead his
case IN city court. When Judge
Ciimer told the man that IL would
be necessary % bind him over 20 a
higher court and that he would pos
sibly be sentenced % the states
prison for the offense. he asked for
time 20 consider his plea and the
case was set for Saturday.
Clarence Mann. Garrett, Ind.
charged with wife and child deser-
ton. viii be arraigned Saturday
morning. Bond IN each case was set
at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Every Druggist in u. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er IF Relief Does Not Como
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-UP.

The sensation OF the year in tbs
drug trade is AspirCnal. the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au-
thoritauvely guaranteed by the lab
oratories. tested. approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities and pToclaintd
By the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whiskey.
rock and rye or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. 50 al
YOU have 10 do 10 set rid OF that
cold Is % step into the nearest drug
store. hand tho clerk half a dollar
for a bottle OF Aspironal and tell
him 20 serve YOU tvO teaspoonfuis
With four teaspoonfuis of water IN
a glass with your watch IN your
hand. take the drink az one swal-
low and call for your money back
IN two minutes 81 YOU cannot feel
your cold fading away ike a dream
within the time limit Don't be
bashful. for all druggists invite YOU
and expect you 90 try %. Every
body's doing e.
When YOUR cold or cough is re-
Heved. take the remainder 81 the
bottle homo 20 your wife and ba-
bies. for Aspironal IS by Tar the
safest and most effective. the easiest
20 take and the most agreeable cold
and cough remedy fer infants and
children.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

This great root and herb rem
edy grows in favor day BY day.
In a recent signed statement
given for publication in this news
paper Mr.. J. W. TroxeI OF IS
Circular ST., Tiffin. o., says:
4 have had a bad case Of ca
tarTh OF the nose and throat for
long time. which extended 20 my
stomach and caused me much IN
easinesS and discomfort, my stom-
ach often filled up with gas so
that my clothes were uncomfort-
able ! had headaches, my throat
had a constant feeling that I
should clear IL. and every morning
.it would be stopped up for sew
eral hours.
Il was pretty badly constipated
and my kidneys were weak. often
having aching dull pains in my
back. ] became nervous and my
sleep was broken and failed 20 re-
fresh me.
Everyone was praising Dreco.
so I got some OF 10 also. and 10
sure went 10 the bottom OF my
trouble. Very soon I noticed my
throat clearing UP, no more Of
that hawking and splitting neces-
sary-the pains in my back over
nay kidneys passed off, my sleep
became sound and no more gas
filled stomach. Really DreCo has
done me a lot Of sood and I'm
glad 20 tell about it."
Drcco Is composed OF the juices
and extracts OF many different
roots herbs, barks and berries
which act on the stomach. kid
neys, liver and bowels and purify
the blood 10 relieves cOnsupa-
ton. prevents gas forming in the
stomach increases the appetite.
takes the pain out OF rheumatic
joints.
The well known Dreco expert
has headquarters at the Central
DRUG Store 20 meet the local pub
lic and explain the merits Of this
great remedy See him today.
DreCo is also sold in Mishawaka
by the Red Cross Pharmacy. Free
samples given.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
PARK BOARD VIEWS
SCENERY ALONG NEU
BOULEVARD LINK

Members of the park board and
their wives made trip down the
ST Joseph river Tuesday afternoon
FOR the purpose Of viewing the
scenery along the proposed boule-
ward system for the city and the
Riverside park sites recently aC-
Quired By the city. The party went
rs far 0s Niles in tho scouting
boats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
YOUTH GETS PENAL
FARM SENTENCE
on LOAFING CHARGE

Irwin Saadeymer, sol F.. Colfax
av.. u years old. admitted In city
court Wednesday morning that he
never worked more than a few days
at "a time. He was arrested on a
charge OF vagrancy and as a result
viii 20 TO the Indiana state penal
satisfied
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
NOTICED

Don't buy cheap and stale candy
but buy direct from The Phila" and
have your candy fresh. The Phila."
931T-23-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Plain Carpet

Plain Plush Carpets to cover the
entire room or to be made into rugs.
Three-quarter wi dths of taupe,
brown, blue and rose are carried in
stock. Rugs and carpets are made
in our work shops to fit regular and
odd-sized rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Wool and Fibre Rugs

Most reasonable are these wool
and fibre rugs for bedrooms. New
and attractive designs are here for
your selection.
12x9 size at $15.25 to $22.65.
l0-6x8-3 size at SLABS to $20.65.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
docs Everything
Claimed For 1t"
Says Tiffin Man

Declares Dreco has helped his
catarrh very much. strengthened
his kidneys, built up his system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
and American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold
and Prevent Complica-
lions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Hartford Saxony Rugs

special purchase of Hartford Saxony Rugs from the dis
play of the manufacturer where the became slightly soed
has enabled 20 sell the Ok 2 size at $685.
The Hartford Saxony uffted rug of the finest quality
yarns The deep pile in harmony with the rich Oriental Coors
Considering the price quoted for Springs delivery these
rugs are bargains at 1885.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Wild's Linoleums

Lnseed oil and finely ground cork embedded upon buap
back the essentials Of true noeums perfect mixture Of
the nged nts that make WILD Lnoeums resilient and dur
able.
We have here assortment patterns and colorngs both
prints and nds Also plain cork carpets and IA inch brown
Battle Ship Linoeums
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21

This great root and herb rem
edy grows in favor day BY day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Brussels Rugs $23.65 to $500

Perfectly blended coors of the finely selected yarns make
these rich decoration for any of sviceabe
wearing quality and the firm heavy back increases its value
$23.65 to $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Body Brussels Carpet

Body Brussels has always been
standard carpet. 1t wears longest
and gives great satisfaction because
it is made of the best worsted yarns.
Carpets and borders to match at
$4.25 a yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs $751; As

Your choice Of this line this price The designs and color
combinations make them suitable furnish any in the
house. Size l2x9-$6l45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Better Linoleum LAYING

The noeum floors only good they are laid The
Wyman method Of cemenng linoeum firmly down insures
perfect floor One that will neither BUCKLE CREEP but
will give added years Of satisfactory service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-21
Small Administer Rug
Special 1896

Size II in. 81 in. Notified AK
minister Rugs of all wool selected
yarn. An opportunity to fill in door
ways and other small places at very
small expenditure. Price 1896.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

rcHl today because The clinfa "f'rA
who plny 80 large n part in one OF the
great humap. ntrpgJes towai,l liberty
are nj sbsdaAd bsipss Ihnd hot eJncre
puppets. The ytmg ~ pnc Of intrigue
and Of battle. cchterlne nonInmlly In
the Wars Of the Roses and the .strug-
gles of the two great houses of York
and Lancaster, yet the Interest IA fnr
larger than a mere dypastlc mo; the
rise of the riddle class 20 power at
the expense OF the bnronljl, the
growth ~ nntionsI spirit IN plore
OF mere Individual ioynlty 10 feudnl
chioftnin, II the Important thing in this
manifestation nj cinss.conAci iotsness,
the plain people uniting with the trad,
llnr townsntn hgalnst the ndI'Ics. E
The great earl, who had mnde fci-
ward the, Fourth king, found himself
FOR very personal rensops, trying ~
unieit than prince and 10 put IN bi
place another Edward. ~ the house ~
Lancaster heir 10 Henry the s'yfh,
wloti Edward NJ York was hu'ding 4
prisoner IN the Tower. Yet Wntwicki
l,nih wig moi 10 eusy one; ,Shiis ~
Younger dnugllicr was mnrrlcd "a Id
ward of Lancaster. his other dau,hter
isnbel was the wife of the klnga
Younger brother Clarence. who was ns
vol On. ,pale hclr to ,be tbronr unw!
over ,binge might yo. n warwick m,sht
.on,e doy All unnn ,be throne Of Enp.
f,nd--'f one dld MOI tnEe thought az
.
The ,uscruteble smile ~ the Rings
,est brotber Richard. du,tc ~
Gloucester. But warwick wns NJ
boert nt,htIny the battle of nr,s,orrnry.
Willie the king WIS with The qnsrent
which was cos,ssrtina. An n,vi, usllf,,t
into N trading usptap l,en. with .Wnr.
wick wns His, now.Efal nsAllpg iy,,b.
cr. ,Noutmsrus,, win, hhn,,.s !, ,,an, nu,
him ,sho .sssdwy sc,, as-,rSs i b,s a, r,uv
hrosscv sue lrs,Uc Sys.hnnnoriotw wh.
oso,rc6, ,Nsbs n 6ot&.nw'bote ;unv,ttSb
xas N idnf1n scnoni for ybif6 ~ cSiid
rov midij. IN. ~ nn,rium fdL hMrs
whittier "a "a y Medlsi Gd. tbe ,lel,
tiers and.tlse arts li,s sssts,>g r.,n
In the end Warwick found himself
IN open battle aguips, Tho. Ring he had
placed dbbn 'thk fhronn. The ilape,u.
Gus and .ticry fcmpcrn ncnf of Elysr,l
the Fourth was rendered yot NOR.
fearful nv tho Indulgence. Of every In. !,
Ills very yir,nes strength.
cned his vices; his s,uragc stlncd cv.
cry whisper. II nlmos, seemed as N
he Loved "a provoke n danger for the
sure " eny,. NJ. brain 10 baiIla or
his hand ~ crush n. Ana YET nc bnd
n siircwd pollcy which perhni,s drew
him Knowingly lnto the quarrel with
Warwick. which merely his ,,il ,ps,t
slony scsJnpd ~ o.pgospks. ~ wish fo
rn.ac, lult Dol,3iiy. n he SAID. 40
counieract tho prsde iof the old : oiby'.l
upras now nnblcs unnf n lpow dyna.t,
rely" THIS WIS the yorklst principt- \
~ hntnLfsie f'he' 'hnronihi f'ud fhlr1e
Ihe middle clnss.h N VAS cnSy' ~ exc
ru'ion Mt n period when u nfartlni arls-
Iocrncy whs beginning 10 merge into |,
u voluDiiAus court. go .fr
xvaxv',t, x.,.a ,,.f.cai... fx..,.t...-. f.- I
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28


ssss vrsan~s,ss W W~ s~ed ss m~kfss
s~esey. "a Although bps ev-e~',sx Imest'-
~r's purse was epea q" him. her as
approval of hts marriage srd hss work
Sns 40 irrttsft.ai, n, ers--"d that he
ss::i.Sa. l1sfQ;I .JrfyyMAasr M ,ss,-tswys
yvuss~s ssrsksS4&7sk6Sxhk M seSiiity saa
Sss swscs sense os whsi.sss pssssc was
1 Ss1x. ~ fSvssGstsf .tAssSSf q.
~ 69ahtssSblens sRSesea y1Detiss@.rtSs
- :ssss ~ s.:ss's ~: ~ sSS;s sSssiIi
YssA sNNN issaNerSy<snsen rhe,sswslsee
-$Ii3ksssS-.;s.s $780,. "a ypss.stgTiSti.:s. Ss.,,
Nv, ,sussp avss fsh~i assa - sssslaSt
: 3sr:sst;;;s y, s,'sss s.s .:s' rs. s,:-
s.ss1 1ADyp Ice usssseeee- - IsseeeSsss's ssa
fTSe Lest cf .sAe nssessr- lnIs "rsv
tasssss" ~ sessdea tke ssvve ewts ~
she ~essst~s.s AThss sse tvs ss.sr VI
hss best wevhs vespe~ sea ~ tie pepa-
Dss seaasd for dcme-sie seveis, Tales
ss terror se~s sstesstea sks pshit~ ssd
Dsstw~s evesfed n s~asstios ~ s~rhe
esvssae stevy." Which rsme Ca hlss Ia
y ar~em. ssa -rb~ tfssased ssd the
bsssstrr..- one of the wess p~rfsct
Hxh.st -t,vs~~ 90 E.stl-h Iiterstwse.
Ftsspfy. ne wrot~ eovei. ssa .sstr~-
81 seesssy. B.- ssry versatility per-
hsr. prevented hts dissi"g deeply is'o
'"yig~ s'f4iu4ilr AO 3'itn(
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

nttwasd H"'wer.
SlordN Lytsoo, wn-
,Tiilinut'y versa
Ole. ~ STATS.
krr, he WAS fnr-
,giiiili1s 'ssss ma
tptss ,as isaApn lsf'
~ lh'.Me Lady az
Ifyao rer "Iiicbe. 4.
iisn" and "Niouc,"
hr s,rsris snd keis
the poprip' tnstei
ss .nN.iisi. he
pra 4 = q some
Z " . s-odi re
mspres of widely
,nrsinW 'yprt nZ
poet aud poIifirfs
nsssyisf. he was
less notnbi-.
Iburisu the early
years of hts msr-
ripp~ Dp'~~r was
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

The curnte had the beauty Of n pale
head and face 81 n pictured abGei. lie
spoke "a lsngnsge which eSfcd the
frnIn lpf pf sacred, PTlns Hc
stoks now. perlchettctfbsasel Thcii
yhncdb WINS Or lotc. Tbcs enibrnced.
falpatt lp,Me on N the night.
NLethlerry was transported ntthe r.
cov-ry ~ his wonderful engines. q,
win build hull around them" he -n,d.
II shall have 10 borrow but my credit
In good. Only for that villain of n
ClubIn--sce. here Is n note from Ran.
tnine. lie gave Clubln for me, he
says. 7b.OOO francs. equal 10 what he
stole from me with interest"
ylErlDti .,,',. y.sS ldYnT soo a.
tie Iron box with the three I.C00-franc
notes.
Lcihlcrry embraced him. "You merc-
@"9ry s%"%;"n"r eSSsssstIyt&ar rSsSfel
~ hall not marry Dcruchetp.- ~
IT,. Le'nlerry tier. I'm, ,i,o,sifs1GW.Tgss1bfI9yIg!
s,s rs@H".; %ay. 'Il,.rs' xIfidSs.s s1A2
were married. They set saIl for. ing
lhnd on the packet CashgzyetlnD
GIlliatt crossed at lowtAfS 6i'f thf
stones which led 10 Gid iIolm!Ur rApk
10 see the Cashmere pas1. D1JeI hid
was coming In. hut the CHshmerc was
coming out. She moved slowly IN the,
light breeze. The tide crepft uii on
GIld-IIOlm-'Ur. but GlIliatt's eyes were
for the Cashmere. The tide crcpt
hlgher-to Gilliatt's knees--bnt In q
spot Of sunlight on the Cashmere were
Deruchette and the curate. Her head
was on his shoulder. his arm around
her waist. There was silence like
the calm of .iseyen, op the sen.
The packet pissed on. She was be-
yond the waters Of the harbor., The
g4f lfSs his-s 'St Gilllstt,e shoulders.
hut the packet was stll) within sight.
~, sf|,s, Ss1e%,sSs,as'',S se,S,ass'! '.sasss.sd s ers; !ss
vanished tho head Of GlllIatt was en-
quilted. .G9lUHJno Y ! nll
Nothing was visible but the seq.
Copyright, 1919, by the Post Publishing Co.
(fhe Boston PosD
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

o.sp%s men ars slvsys vo,r,,., otr,
oysrstbe brexity Of women's dseAsss
Ifrth~s would tthakS Il k7ptaet,c.g 4
looking IL saccs they ylwouid have III,
t9,ecnpiaip Of elsewhere. Z WE os,,
see xpere 70 look. "s'W ,.,'... gag .,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

lW q IsrlcN 90 sn Rns,ish nohfcihhn
yra M n pl@,u,,s the tise ia hla
A--S' eona,ry AZ fRni tfndlng hour
snf~ien wIiIlf'is 70 mh,h III i6d tslt
hf h.dl,y. The l'darrs IN JbqsirIfa ARE
p.dvnrh ne lonrih. iradcr.klug. ana
1,IrbnFd Neville yRrl ~, Warwick king
pnaknr and last, ofnabch Barcasi"
I>ropDd ihsp cluster tho iscs of bnny
ptbrr, In thu srrati vtvugkl~s H''he
eeneis scf sr shei i,stiEsf phfilct
kpshnt 1f7ig In the VAR 81 ne
Hoses, a,nlt gH!.HfIl J ma ~ 10
-i,av rp,d apo, aisbaI drwpcd the.
nqtpmr cfthe to.irt.snihipf Apsii. the,
,sstfr. sabbsh. In the fortunes ,of
'Sbat dayb were. Involved thcsa ost nIl
tho .Derspps wbo hitherto, IN tho course
II this nsrrssive.' moy hnvr secinef
n mav<, IN ~rarrie iosbhs frorn IN.
fiery sisr ~ warwick. Now, IN this
erowniDf hour the vast and gigantic
destiny ~ the great .ehrI comprehend,
sd hIl ,n'un which ~ darkp@s OF It's
pgh' had faiicn; ma, only the Iuxurl
tus Edward. the perJured Clarence.
ple haughiy Margaret, her gnilnDt son.
ihc gentle Anne. de' remorsiful isn-
,cl, w. dark guile iof Gloucester. the
tislng fortunes of gifted llnstnr>.--
put an tho hsn,r'i ~ ilnt dny rested
9,o hopes ~ Hi'ynrd, aud the interests
N thc strnder Alayn. and the perIna.
dencc Of shst frank. chhnlrlc. hardy.
flI,fhstf Norman fncc, of which Sich.
fnh Al~yn ir,d MY saxon siyss were
pr 'fitai. hhl,fJnfsSo principle. and
pnrfmltte Srvhs tlf prsilpsry type.
fraggSp hrSarahls lno thu whirlpool
n lhqi Ipxhty fate w0re eyep the very
vokoqA the u simple, nscho,sry Adam
lYafRrorS5 .tSts sohsrsirc and devoted
Ilas sfsLbytisdi Ncrs, lhso,r thIs CORY
.nk Q ihJI ,gscducteh .ktivu'eis and
f@wM had ,kn,ssf.d io njifye nj last.
III lyiJoq6iQ ,ssf blSr a. tAS
II T3i! ,.rlb'ffE Apih dsyHsrpwful than
q indlwdnnl inferesff~pyre those as-
Ht4lt,iafbffsrHusxs o(cthls battle.
N vvrnvstp pleoue ron s%ntllsh annals
besrn e~a, ishsnph oc'Aittynasty; the |
lLof tIntsSesl lIst as,e;Aiagc, ~ which
ciNsa saA.rsfV M a wnsnthd personIfica-
bH im,nsra~hing HHWet, tie greatest
hpraseh,hyRc 'niin me last--assocl-
ofed. With ,m;w9gss N turbulence nnd
efcesS, u W true, hut with the proud |
ebt and grandcst achievements IN our
rbrly history; with all such liberty us
nd been yet achieved since the Nor
man conquest, f, withfall such glory ms
hbd made thc islnnd fnmous--here
With Runnymede, and there with Cres-
"; the ride 6f crafty. plotting. I'M
'frovs despotlsm. based upon the
Slowing sympathy of craftsmen and
ifnders. and rlneping on the one hand
4 the Tudor tyranny. the republican
'tactlon under, the Stuarts, the slav-
~ and thf. Civil war, hut on the 9TH
n hapdl TO the concentration Of all the
Ilgor and life Of genius into a single
td strong government. the grnces the
tts. the Ietters of polished court.
10 freedom, the energy. the resources
4 a commercial population destined
4 rfsc above the tyranny at which II
VI first connived, and give 10 the
fnncIpated saxoDs the markets of
w. world. Upon the victory of That
~ those contcnding interests. this
hst alternative In the future, swayed
nd trembled."
Despite the stilted language of mr.
ther day aud the portly Size OF The
h. 4 "a
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28
yust SO.

"The scnate stlll maintains snuff
boxes, although nobody ever uses snuh
P2XaS,psS:sA X
AvNSlft ftte &omqnvbreak in they
can fili 'cm with chocolate drOps."-.
Louisville Courier,J0urnal. ...s.--,.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-28

..fuif" OF the Durnnde--n -scn might
.cpnlc In the. nj ght uild sweep him away.
y lie dIsc9yersd 4 litile splatesp gIs thg
NJ sof ttdF lyf the Ithttre6 pifwaeIc%
Efie MscciitIcd fhe binhdcie BY hAedns 6f
n knottpd cord; every time he made
his way up or down he rlskcd his life,
hut there his bed must be-. for time
was everything, And for weeks he
lived on the p6uvrvs rocks Al hls work
work that demssded the knowledge
NJ y ssilor. q carpenter. an engineer,
a. blacksmith. r,tf,,
Incredible TOLL To repair pdlisy
blocks and construct hoisting tackle |:
10 rcshape broken jolsts and make old
snIls Into twtsic: to- cut iron bars into
,hlct and Dhne spftrs, 10 take apart
and stow' tke paddle wheels. 10 re-
sharpen hhtchctA'iGsNl reryw snw teeth
itheec wcfSbdg tits scxpnhg Of tkis,
prerarnilonsS -. W,
And more thapsspii,. ..rpri Of the
food which he had htouehll l.Wisb him
w!iS(wnshcd into th,V<e;G hhafe!,s dared
not ldayc the wreck lh,lnrScd'ho snll
'VftN'fHNCN slVT " 1FVNn NNlVfVs du ne
irtlicrrd the tiny shel'lsh tfram the
rocks and hunted ite ccals Which ran
IN aud out Of crqVley9 W ~. ff'l
one dny he p,i,~ihply A erpb) inio n
Wvc. While pccrlrf niioui. M, ~ his
whist IN wntrr he felt somcthlnr
rough cold, sllmy coll Itself around bis
right arm. It's pressure WIS Hike n
tightening cord H. Nendy persistence
like that Of screw. A second cold
coil wound itself around his body; n
third. ,a.ifoartb. fsi ann lsshesi them.
'sclves around him. lie could scarcely
l,rcatbs. .,s...s ,.1,,t,
dhsowprth hknp nm NAai the flesui %
'hRI dyyil-qnh ,s .t,i ON ,,nn1,nl
3illintt had his knife :. his. left ,erW
NAsAA,Hf&V.' III MsmsiaP (SH,sS
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A1hich wevf tnean .JylHeics ,ssrs
sfath; but with one superb circular
strokk'Vjniie6 whipped off the slimy
laHA4vsIhq Sausseies relaxed. fell
AWAY: he was dead.
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